19 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/72d5d462862e517778aafbfa3ed82708.pdf c790446269f146a76123e27ff54b4fcf PDF Text Text .( M THE SANFORD 1 $ 5: I f | i \ H ER ALD i *k {v i .• j IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volum e NUMBER 35 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1921 xn. dem ocrats w a n t t o k n o w WHERE REPUBLICANS STAND ONTHE TARIFF MEASURES • WHAT THE RAILROADS HAVE FREIGHT RATES MADE FROM SANFORD GROWERS INCREASED IN THE SOUTHEAST ROADS ASKED FOR MORE If This Money Had Gone to The Growers They Would Have Had One of the Most Success­ ful Seasons in the History o f Florida __________ The Sanford growers did not mnke try arc complaining bitterly about Chief Gunner Cox, Commodity Rates Will mu x w ’T twh Lower Dade County Schools big money this season. Some of the frightful freight rates they arc United States Navy, Will New Laws Lower at 0 n cc nny Remain The them struck a high lettuce market forced to pay when farm products are bringing low prices. Florida growers The High Cost o f Will Receive Medal it begins to look like some of • Same Unless. Funds Raised and them would striko a high celery mar­ hove been more fortunate Tor the Living • (Br Tk« AiiocUUd Pr.nl ket on the . last of tho crop but re­ fruits .and vegetables brought a fair (By Th. Auodilii h«n) ’ WASHINGTON, April 14.—Chief MIAMI, April 14.—Local bankers gardless of whether the price was price but the freight rates ond the ex­ Gunner Robert Edward Cox, United M IN press’ rates ate up all the small prof­ and business men were asked today high or not it would havo to be almost States Navy, is on Harding’s callers by tho Dade county school board to exorbitant to allow the growers any its and left the growers nothing. In list to receive congressional medal of ORDER I88UBD BY RAILROAD net profits after paying the freight many cases the growers had to pay WILL GET MILLIONS FROM THB attend a meeting of the board next honor for extraordinary heroism April an overcharge on cars of fruits and COMMISSION GOES IN EF­ Tuesday to endeavor to find some way rates as now charged by the rail­ EMERGENCY TARIFF 13, 1904, on the occasion of an ex­ vegetables to moke up tho freight FECT JUNE BOTH. to keep the schools open. More than roads. We all realize .that the rail­ BILL. plosion aboard the battleship Mis­ charges after the stuff was sold. roads are paying exorbitant wages $400,000 bonds for school operating Unless tho government takes a souri, which cause th4 loss of thirty WASHINGTON, April 14— Freight WASHINGTON, April 14.—Con- expenses were voted two weeks ago in many instances, we all realize that hand in tho railroad game and takes lives. A flare back from after tur­ rate# on higher classes o f raerchan- . everything costs more than |t did in but a similar bond issue voted in mss squared away yesterday on the it quickly thero will be but little done ret guns set fire to powder near the disc throughout the southeast were ^ministration propram outlined in Broward county was held by tho Su­ 1917 arid 1918 but none of us can In the farming game this season nnd mngnzine hut Cox flooded tho maga- completely readjusted and generally President Hnrding’s address of Tues- preme court invalid and tho closing realize that the statements made by gine and saved the vessel. increased by an order issued by the of thfe Dade county schools seems im­ the railroads that they are losing this will apply to Florida ns well. diy, Compare the following tables of Interstate Commerce Commission money when the present freight In harmony with tho president’s minent. rates on Sanford products with that German Government yesterday to go into effect June 80th. rates are considered could possibly be recommendations, the house arranged of 1917 and 1918: commission at the same time to expedite the emergency tariff bill, International Harvester true. The farmers all over the coun­ Wants Burial Empress The cancelled schedules proposed by the Statement Showing Difference In Freight Collected From Sanford by Rail passage of which la expected thero Delayed Until Monday railroads which would have increased roada for Season of 1920-21 an Compared with Season or 1917r18 tomorrow, while in the jjcnntc tho res­ Will Cut Prices on All rates considerably more than does . . . . . Bases New York olution to end tho state of war with Its Products Next Year (B, Th. AmeU1*4 Prm) the elaborate edieme prescribed yea­ Germany and Auatrlp was introduced Old Frt. & Now Frt. & DOORN, APrJ1 14.—The German • ~ ‘ Total (Br Tk. AtiocUUd ' by Senator Knox, Republican, Penn­ Rcfg. Rate Rcfg. Rafo government authorities insisted .that terday. Shipments Nov. 10, 1020, to Apr. 9, 1021 I’ kgs. The proposed schedules set aside CHICAGO, April 14.— Rasing its $1.00 1-7 the talking of the body of tho late for­ 08ttc *. sylvania. ' . ‘ were in two parts, one part having action upon tho recent reduction in 200,300 • 403,343 mer empress from Doom to Potsdam Meantime house Democrats bound 950 cars lettuce, 400 hampers ..................380,000 been suspended by tho commission steel prices announced by the United 870,740 for burinl be delayed and the remains 505,810 themselves through caucus action to 2360 cars celery, 350 crates..........................826,000 until May 14, and tho other until May States Steel Corporation today a 76,423 will not leave hero until Monday, it 49,320 stand against emergency tariff and 180 cars miscellaneous, 400 crates ........... 82,000 25, pending Investigation. anti-dumping bill nnd Representative straight ten per cent reduction effec­ was announced. Former Emperor Rates on commodities, including $875,430 $1,356,506 William visits the room where tho Kltchin, minority leader, made public tive next yenr on products in which 1,278,000 3490 coni, lumber, cotton and iron and .................... $ 40,095 casket lies. William avoids all com­ simultaneously n statement of views steel wm the principal material. The other producta were not affected ex­ Tax 3% ................. .... 16,985 pany but often sits for long periods of minority members of the wnys and reduction on steel came after the Loading Cars cept that the commission ordered that year’s product had been provided for means committee bitterly assailing with his daughter. In no case are commodity rates to the Republican temporary tariff pro­ and will have no bearing on machines Total paid 1920-21 .............................. , .........? 4 } 2 exceed those prescribed under the sold this year the announcement ex­ gram. Excess paid in 1020-21 over 1917-18 rate, on shipments to date.......$ 638,750 Prominent Banker classification of higher grade mer­ Sharp differences arose in the cau- plained. 1,400 cars yet to move at $154.71 ......-.................... ........ .............. ^ chandise. And University Man eus on the question o f instructing Traffic experts here are aa yet un$ 765,350 Democratic members to vote unre­ Tornado Strikes Dies at Raleigh, N. C. nble to determine what percentage of Total excess freight collected from Sanford......... servedly agninst the emergency meas­ increase will result from the new Melissa, Tex., Caus­ ure but it finnlly was carried by a (Br Tk. AmcUUd Pr*u) RALEIGH, April 14.— Dr. A. B. rates, on account of the wide range ing Much Damage rote of 77 to 29. After the caucus, Hawkins, 96, for many yenrs the old­ of the plan. -In some enses there was Mr. Kitchin predicted that "less thnn est living nlumnus of the University a reduction from present rates. (By T h . AwocUUd T r t » ) a doien Democratic votes would b« MELISSA, Tex., April 14— Eight of North Carolina nnd one of the cast for the 'Young 1)111'." WASHINGTON, April 14.— Fruit persons are dead, five probably fatal­ oldest active bank directors in the In the minority report the Republi­ nnd vegetable growers nnd shippers ly injured nnd fifty others more or country died nt his home here today. can* are accused of tossing into the of Florida composed a delegation . less seriously hurt ns the result of He graduated from the University in lap of "three great trusts," the pnekheaded by J. A. Chase of Jacksonville n tornado which struck here yesterday 1845. ers, the sugar trust nnd the woolen r e p l y t o t h e NOTE coming her*? from Florida, men hop­ afternoon. Five of the dend are ne­ trust, $775,000,000 n year," nnd of FROM UNITED STATES Confer With ing to secure such relief from tho In­ groes. More thnn a score of buildings Officials seeking to disbnr nny future trndc IS VERY IMPORTANT BENEVOLENT ORGANIZATIONS terstate Commcrco Commission as . Lloyd George But WILL TAKE CHARGB OF with the Centrnl powers nnd amnllcr were wrecked. Will place them on a basis nearer a (B r Tk* A»»ocl»U4 fr»M ) TAMPA FIRE SUFFERERS ftates in Europe tnrougn through “ n suuuu subtle states # t _ . fair one with other markets than Is, No Results WASHINGTON, April 14.—The and dangerous joker” in directing thq . P r O f O i n C T l t I r i S n i T I c in now the case. What they want is ’ _ __ * # i! A______ ___ _ A_ iV*A ^ . « VTS YY (Br Tk. I h k Ii M Tr ttt ) French reply to Secretary Hughes’ secretary of the treasury to fix the (Br Th. Aun UM Pr«»*> nlowanco ‘either more latitude in Shot and His House TAMPA, April 14.— Benevolent or­ value of foreign money ns n basis for April 14.— Officials of note of April 4 regarding the Japan­ ganizations here formed a temporary their routings of shipments In order Burned to Ground theLONDON, levying duties on imports. triple nllinnce of lal>or unions con­ ese mnndnte over the Pacific island of organization this morning to take j thnt chunges of destination may be The present hill is characterized by ferred with Premier Lloyd George for Ynp, is interpreted In official circles charge of the situation resulting from I made without excess charges or to ■Br Tb» A »»oci»t.d ri.«») here as tantamount to thu acceptance the report ns even worse thnn its DUBLIN, April 14.—Sir Arthur two hours this morning on* the strike give them a lower flat rate. of the principles laid down by the the disastrous fire in West Tampa predecessor, the Fprdnoy measure, controversy. Secretary Thomas, of Senator Fletcher arranged the con­ Edward Vickers, former Ulster king and it asserts that if nny advantage American government that the Unit­ Inte yesterday afternoon, which caus­ ferences and looked after tho Flor­ of arms, was shot dend this morning the Railway men’s union Bald after­ ed a loss of more than $60,000 and will inure anywhere from the new a t Listowol nnd his residence was ward he saw no prospect for re-open­ ed States had surrendered none of Its rendered more than 100 persons home­ idians. . . * ■ proposal it wlil bo to "the trusts, spec­ ing negotiations for adjustment of rights In the former German over­ In o rd e t to obtain loans from the burned. less. The Children’s Home will care ulators and profiteers." It also calls seas possessions. the situation. . War Finance Corporation on naval H | ...... . ........ for the youngsters, nnd a subscription attention to provisions of the Repub­ SAM HARRIS WOULD • The text of the French note, which The "triple alliance" Is made up of stores as now being .done on cotton, lican .national plntform nnd inquires the Nntiorinl Miners’ Federation, hav­ is in °the Yorm of*a* preliminary rep ly in g is being circulated to provide for W. F. Coachman and a delegation of MAKE STATE HARD the elders. whether "nny honest Republican can FOR WIRE TAPPERS ing n membership of 800,000; the Nat­ was mnde public today both In Wash­ prominent Florida naval stores men sincerely vote for this bill in the be­ ional Union of Railway Men, with ington and Paris. It gives assur­ nppeared here yesterday nnd present­ lief that it will reduce the cost of 300,000 members nnd the Nntionnl ances that represontativea of the DADE COUNTY (Br Th. luwliM rr»M) ed their ense. DEFRAYS EXPENSES living.” ■ T A L LA H A SSE E , April 14,-R e p r e ­ Federation of Transport Workers, French government will place before ROAD ADVOCATES "We note that the bill has been sentative Sam Harris of Pinellas which numbers as its members a the supreme council nt the next meet­ Schedules Defined thonged some since the last Bcssion county wants to make Florida dis­ Inrge number of unions which have ing the question of Yap with the (Br Tk. Am . c1.U4 P r»».) of congress," the report adds, "from tasteful to oil confidence men, espec­ .. membership o f close to 300,000. It "grentest desire to find solution which * In Proposed Bill to . MIAMI, April 14.—Tho Dade coun­ the Fordney Emergency tariff bill to ially tho wiretapping gentry who an­ has been estimated thnt if the ‘‘alli­ will give every satisfaction to the Tax Inheritances ty commissioners yesterday appro­ the Young emergency tariff hill. nually flock to this state to fleece gul­ ance’’ should call a strike there would United States.” . priated $2,500 to help defray the ex­ Whether tho ways and means com­ lible and greedy or witless tourists bo nearly 4,000,000 persons idle in penses of the good roads advocates TALLAHASSEE, April 14.— A tax ■ mittee thought tho name of its chair­ who haven’t passed beyond the gold England as a result. . Took Subscribers* who nro working along tho route of on Inheritances in Florida is suggest­ man, Mr. Fordney, attached to tho brick and green goods stage of cul .Tho decliion to striko was" reached the Dixie Highway from Chicago to ed by Representative Newton, of Or­ bill would discredit it or believed tjiat Money for Phoney unanimously by tho transport work­ Minml. ange, and a bill embodying his ideas > by attaching tho natrie o f Young from ers nnd railway tnen, J. H. Thomas, Mr. Harris yesterday introduced his Magazines, Charge on the proposition of placing Florida ^ the pgricultural stnto o f North Dako­ house bill No. 173, "defining the crime general secretary of tho railway i OUT . in the rink of those states which im­ FROST WIPE ta, it woul<J more cosily fool the farm(Br Tk. iuwUM Tntt) of so-called ‘wiretapping,’ " etc.; to men’s union, said after yesterday BIG FRUIT CROP pose such a levy, has found its way #*, wc cannot undartaka to Bay. Rut WASHINGTON, April 14;— In two • • recognize certain evidence and to pro­ morning’s meeting. into tho legislative hoppers under hla there must ho some political signifi­ "The walkout," he declared “ will nrrests mnde here Tuesday postof­ vide penalties-for the violation o f this ASHEVILLE, N. C., April 14.— name aa author. cance in it.” fice inspectors believe they have ap­ take place at 10 o’clock Friday night. act. The bill was sent to committee. • The following schedules arc pro­ Reports received here today by C. C. Figures nro presented purporting to prehended the perpetrators of n col­ Mnny other unions have sent appli­ show that the actual increase in liv­ cations to join the strike, nnd these ossal mail defrauding scheme by Proffitt, county farm agent, indicate vided on bequests to direct descend- • ing costs resulted from enactment of WOULD PROHIBIT which people o f this city, New York, that practically the entire fruit crop ants: are being considered.” ALL PUNCH BOARDS On not less than $10,000 or mere . *uch a law would be about $2,000,000,All London newspapers today dwelt Philadelphia, Raltimorc and Chicago of Western North Carolina was wip­ AND SLOT MACHINES than $20,000, l f t . * * a year.. Tho statement aaya that on the serious injury done the coun­ were said to have been mulcted out ed out by the heavy frost o f Monday On not less than $20,000 nor more the hill would hand "a gratuity" of try by continued uncertainty over the of thousands of dollars. The persons night, according to Mr. P roffitt Tho (Bv Th. A m m UUS 1125,000,000 annually to the "sugar than $30,000, 2 ft. loss is estimated by him to bo In the arrested were Albert E. nnd Frank TALLAHASSEE, April 14.—The industrial situation. The London On not less than $30,000 nor ipora fruit," $550,000,000 annually to the communication endorsing the no-fence Times and the Morning Post pointed H. Hitchcock, brothers, residing here, millions. There are many orchards “meat and beef trust, the packers," law which had been placed on the out it was not the actual amount of nnd their detention wan said to havo in this s(£lion of 10,000 or more trees, than $100,000, 3%. • and more thnn $100,000,000 a ycai 'to houso journal, was ordered stricken tho wages at present in dispute, but followed notification from Los An­ it being the largest fruit section In the On ail in excess of $100,000, 4 ft. the income of the “woolen trust.” therefrom at tho instance of Repre­ the question of national control of the geles of th(\ arrest there of a third south, It is claimed, with the execut­ AH under $10,000 exempt. To beneficiaries, sush as uncles, Discussing the provisions of tho sentative Rowland, of Escambia coun­ profits of industries which was at brother, Horace D. Hitchcock, and his ion o f Georgia. Ml for fixing the valuo of foreign aunts, brothers, slaters or other lin­ . . ty. The concurrent resolution pro­ stake. The Morning Post emphasized wife. eal descendants: money the report says: The four are alleged to havo used . FRUIT CROP DAMAGED. viding for a committee to inspect the tho alleged fact that "hidden and “The German mark Is quoted as bc$10,000 to $20,000, 1 ft. , • 1 f "" prison farm at Ralford, another pro­ subversive forces were behind the the mails In soliciting 'subscriptions (Br Tk. Aim c UUA rr»»o •ng worth 1.62 cents. If this provis­ $20,000 to $80,000, 2 ft . to a half dozen purported periodicals M viding kindergartens In public schools whole movement" and declared: "The ion of the bill becomes a law the “sec­ WASHINGTON, Ajiril 14.— Fruit $30,000 to $50,000, 8 ft. and one by Representative Fields, of miners’ demands must be resisted at which, It was said, have never been t a r y of the treasury would be com­ $50,000 to $100,000, 4 ft . : published nnd for other fraudulent growers in the regions affected by Calhoun, which would prohibit the op­ all-costa.” pelled to calculate the German mark $100,000 and over, 8 ft. purposes. Enterprises alleged to the recent freeze nre advised by the eration o f’ punch boards, slot machines The federation o f General Workers, M worth eight ‘ cents fo r the bill Under , the provisions o f the bill ' have been operated by them are the agricultural department in a state­ and similar contrivances were nmong representing a million and a half of Mates that the depreciation in no “ Argus Magazine” of Philadelphia ment t6 ascertain immediately the the executors are given one year in case can he estimated at more than the measures introduced In the house. .workers in more than 100 Industries nnd Washington; The "Feature Mag­ damage to their orchards in order to which to straighten out the estate 2-3 per cent. Duties on goods AH efforts to bring up In the house outside of the triple alliance, decided azine’ of Chicago, and the "Ameri­ determine what spraying’wiU bo need­ and settle for the tax, and that If from Germany thereby would be in­ the county division bills passed by tho today to support the alliance In its can Story Magazine," of Baltimore ed. •. settlement is made before that time u r e d 480 per centj from Italy 200 senate yesterday failed rfnd the mat­ strike In the interest of the miners. Peaches were reported to’ the de­ the tax must be paid into the county and Washington. Per cent; from Austria 2,800 per ter was made it special order of busi­ partment as having suffered most depository where the will, is filed for The Get your engraved cards at The . cent; from Czechoslovakia 44 par ness for Wednesday, April 20. ove* a considerable portion of the probate within thirty days. The act . A Florida jury drank some seized cent; from Finland 27 pet- cent; from hill to Increase the salaries o f the Herald Printing Company. We have whiskey to determine whether or not frost stricken aree, except in Middle would become effective immediately , Hungary 1,700 per cent; from Jugo­ supreme court Judges from $4,000 to the very latest styles In type *and it was intoxlcatln. In view o f the Pennsylvania and New Jersey. upon its paaaags and approval by the slavia 05 per cant; from Poland 6,100 $6,000 was introduced In both house governor. • cards .at very reasonable prices. Can fact- that the prisoner was acquitted, ’ • P«c cent; from Rumania 420 per cent; and senaete. . Tho Daily Herald— 15c a week, de­ we assume that it was.—Buffalo Ex­ make quick delivery if you have your from Serbia 270 par eent, and from HERALD ADS get results. .. . livered anywhere in Sanford. press. plate. RuMla 4,800 per cent HERALD ADS n t re,ulu* - ' ■ ■ . . ' . ' ' * FLA. ASKS R1 BIG STRIKE WILL GO ON SCHEDULED TIME SAYS TRIPLE ALLIANCE * ./# La. % CjUaa-.. . ■ • M _______ . . lili. J (ui . r'. -A. ’ -- • •-v- I- �THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921 EDITORS WANT FULL PUBLIC ITY FOR TAX EXPEN­ . DITURES. Will Be Toll Bridge Un til Paid For— Then Free AND COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF TWO COUNTIES 8nOW GOOD JUDGMENT It will be good news to the people of 8em!nole and Volusia counties to know that a bridge will be built across the St. Johns river st‘ tho Os­ teon ferry and it will bo a toll bridge until it is paid for and will then bo a free bridge. This action was taken yesterday at tho meeting o f tho county commis­ sioners here at which time the county Seminole is Prosperous and the Tax Collector Can Prove Statement John D. Jinkiris, the efficient tax gatherer for Seminole county, Is hap­ py—in fact Jno. is never happier than when he is raking in the long green for the county. This year has been a banner year In tax collecting, which speaks well for the city of Sanford and county of Seminole. When the taxes are paid up in ample time It means that the county is in good shape, for there were less taxes paid in Florida right after the big freeze than at any time before or since. Therefore when Jno. Jinklns says that he Is collecting more taxes now than ever before it means that Seminole is In a most prosperous condition. Mr. Jinklns informed a Herald rep­ resentative today that he had made out 101 more receipts this year than last Last year he made out more than any year previous. He took In something over $104,000 in cash in March, which Is supposed to 'be the big month in paying up, although many wait until April and May and June to pay up. Our genial tax collector is probab­ ly one of the most efficient in' the ■tote, has everything as neat as a pin in hit office, haa and uses all the modera methods and ideas for extracting the long green from the tax payers and meets them all with a smiling countenance in which there Is no gulls or bile anid he is one o f the most pop­ ular men In the-county, although he holds the position o f tax collector. But then Seminole is fortunate in hav- % TAMPA, April 6.—A» a result of lengthy discussion the legislation to be asked by the editors of the state relative to the publication o f the proceedings of those bodies o f the stato which administer its tax* money will include the publication of the pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bertelson ceedings of the school boards of the and baby and their parents, Mr. and state. /T h e rcs^htW«i as at first pre­ Mrs. Reid motored over to DeLand pared demanded oiily the publication Sunday to spend the day. \ of the proceedings of meetings of the Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Van Ness and city and county commissioners o f the their three little ones of first street, state. The change was made after it were callers at the home o f Mr. and had been charged that the school Mrs. Neil Swanson, Sunday afternoon. boards of the state admniistered oneMrs. Edna Butler and llttte Ray­ third of the state’s tax moneys and mond, Jr., o f Brunswick, Go., have that there had bean waste in the ad­ been visiting with the home folks, ministration of school money. both here and in town for the last Mrs. Lois K. Mayes, o f the Pensa­ ten days. ‘ cola Journal, asked that school board Mrs. August Swanson returned to proceedings be included, but the her home Sunday evening, much to charge that school money had been the delight of the home folks. wasted in the state was made by an­ Mr. and Mrs. Barney Beck and other speaker who followed her, Mrs. children and Mr. and Mrs. Westerdick Mayes declared that the interest of were calling Sunday afternoon on the people of the state id school mat­ their jelatlves in Longw'*od. . ters made the publication of the Just before leaving littlo Barnwell school board proceedings of .equal im­ got a bad fall from his Shetland pony portance with the publication of coun­ cutting n *»*h i' the tack of his ty and city commissioner proceedings. head. After" Benjamin B. Lane, of the Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Crftnpbell had State Board of -Education, had ad­ the tonsils of their little son removed mitted that school moneys had been Saturday at the Femald-Laughton wasted in some of the counties of hospital. the state nnd thnt there wns merit Rev. Albertson nnd wife of De­ in the publication of the proceedings Land, made a few calls in the neigh­ of school boards the matter wns left borhood on Saturday afternoon nnd to the specinl committee to promote on Sunday gave us all nn Easter mes­ publicity legislation. sage. George Hosmer, of Bradentown, Don’t forget the Sunday school nt wns chnirmun of the committee nnd 2:30 and come. its membership included Frank Kny Geo. Ballinger received word of Anderson, Tnmpn; J. H. Humphreys, the death of his sister, Mrs. Emily Bradentown; Willis B. Powell, Ta­ llinchliffc on Mnrch 28th, nged 77 vares, nnd J. E. Worthington, I>ake years. Wales. The #committee’s . recommen­ This leaves him the Inst of the dations, ns ndopted by.the State Press family of seven children who sniled! Association, asked that the legisla­ from Glocester, England, in 1850, ture provide for the "publication of with their parents, who settled at first full |tnd complete reports of the pro­ in Ohio nnd 20 years Inter removed to ceedings of such tux money expend­ Michigan. • ing bodies of Florida, together with Charles Walton Arrent, Jr., would full statements of income nnd dis­ hnve been two yenrs old in May. W nl-1 bursements thereof, nt regular inter­ ton was a dear, sweet little child nnd * vals in nt least one newspaper with­ the hearts of nil who loved him are in such county, district qr municipal­ very sad. It seems he was only ity ns ordinary legal advertising." lent for a season and henrd tho call The inclusion of the word district and of our Father to the better Innd. He the change in the.wording of the reso­ had .been such a heathy child nnd was lution so ns to eliminate a special taken unconscious nnd very ill from nnmitig of county nnd city commis­ the first nnd nothing thnt skill or sioners are the result of the discus­ loving hnnds could do wns of any sion on school boArd proceedings. avail. His death occurred on the lat of April, 1021, nnd the little body thnt suffered so much wns laid io rest in I.akeview cemetery. Rev. Hymnn had charge nnd there were many sympathizing friends present. Ills Rev. E. I) Brownlee will be nt the grandmother, Mrs. Hatty, of Monti- Moore’s Station shurvh to preach this cello and an uncle, Mr. linmcrick Sunday, April 10. were present af the funeral. Ray­ Rev. Dr. Walker was here last Sun­ mond Hawk, nt Merrit’s Island, got day to preach, * the message too late but came on Sat­ Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Long nnd their urday. daughters were given n surprise party "Not in anger, not in wrnht, Inst Friday evening as n house mov­ The Reaper came that day, ing at their new home. Several from Twns nn angel visited the green town were in the pnrty. They dnneearth, ed nnd played games nnd hnd a fine And took the flower nwny." time. The little Arrents baby has been j Mrs. G. C. McDougal and son, very ill for a week but is better now. George, drove ovir to DeLand last Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Summer­ ville. State Institutions . Mr. and Mrs. James Couch were Need More Room over Sunday from Daytona, guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Couch and daugh­ The inability of a large number of ters. Florida young women and,young men Miss Ethel Moughton was out from to secure admission to the Florida in­ town a part o f the week, a guest at stitutions of higher learning because the Zemovean home. of lack of dormitory roms and class C. E. Charpening was at Daytona room space dhring the last year, has Beach this week, visiting some Ohio aroused unusual interest in plans of friends who arc sojourning there for the Hoartl) of Control to enlarge ac­ a time. commodations. E. A. Moffett is at Hastings with The proposed budgets for the in­ stitutions of higher learning have his Federal truck, helping to handle been carefully prepared to provide the the potato crop. The season is ahead o f itself at maximum increase in accommodations least two weeks. Snap beans, cocoand teaching efficiency, at a minimum zilla squash, Irish potatoes, celery, outlay of state money. cabbage and beets are being shipped Men and women in the state who from here now. are not connected with any o f the inThe usual list o f spring vegetables atltutions, but who are very much in­ terested in enlarging the opportuni­ has been planted, but not nearly ao ties for educating our young people ao extensively as in other years. The that they may make better citizens, excessive freight rates being the have given of their time in counsel­ cause. • A great deal o f the colored help in ing with the presidents o f the institutioni and the members of the Board thia section have gone to the Hast­ o f Control in preparing the proposed ings potato fields. bridges which will be submitted to the "FOUND SEVEN DEAD RATS IN legillature for their approval. BIN NEXT MORNING." . The future development of teaching staffs for the rural and grape schools Robert Woodruff says: “ My prem­ throughout the state depand to a large ises were infested with rata. I tried extent upon providing facilities for RAT-SNAP on friend’s recommenda­ training In the University and Flori­ tion. Next morning found seven dead da State College for Women our rata in bin, two near feed box, three yoong people who wish to specialize in atoll. Found large number since. in that work. If they do not get the proper education they cannot be ao USED PROGRESSIVE METHODS BUT CONSERVED STATES MONEY JACKSONVILLE, April 6.— (Spec­ ial).— Demonstrating the marked ef­ ficiency with which the State Board of Health has been conducted and the great results in heath conservation that have been attained.under the ad­ ministration o f Joe L. Earman, Ed. M. Ernest and J. E. Graves and thru the active supervision of Dr. Ralph N. Greene, State Health Officer, the annual report of the board of the state legislature forwarded through Governor Cary A. Hardee, sets forth in detail facts and figures (hat brings a realization to the public generally that to conscientiously. keep politics from this branch o f state medical ser­ vice will always redound to the great­ est good. Upon taking over the- duties of State Health Officer, from his- pre­ decessor, Di\ Greene was seriously handcapped by the fact that this portion of the state's exchequer was badly in. debt, to such an extent that many desired health measures could not at that time be placed ni force; also that the organization was disor­ ganised so badly that time alone could place it where the new officials could secure the results hoped fpr. During the tenure of office of Dr. Greene, the State Board of Health has expended on health conservation work in the state, some $200,000 o f state moneys in addition to $200,000 more money realized from the government nnd other outside sources, and in spite of the enormous amount of work done, nnd results obtained, at such great expense, there is still a hand­ some balance on hnnd for use of the new State Health Officer who will be appointed by the governor some time this month, Dr. Greene having resign­ ed to enter privnte practice of his profession in Jacksonville on May 1st. The physical properties of the State Bonrd of Health are in much better condition than they have been in yenrs. The grounds have been beautified, nnd permanent fences built to enclose the properties for the protection they demand, nnd in mnny other respects the department hna progressed to n marked degree, reflecting credit upon each nnd every member of the board. And There Wasn’ t the Slightest Smell from Dead Rats." Writes John Simpkins, farmer of Annnndalo, N. J.: "Rats were cost­ ing me hundreds yearly; tried dogs, ferrets, poison, could not get rid of them. Bought $1.25 pkg. of RATSNAP (5 rakes). Used hnlf, not n live rat since. Deud ones a plenty. I like RAT-SNAP because nftcr killing rats It dries them up—leaves no smell.” Three sizes, 35c, G5c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hard­ ware Co.— Adv. F rid a y an d S atu rday S U IT S . M a d e to M ea su re ff. We will have a special representative with us FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 8th and 9th, taking measures for Spring and Sum-A-Weight Suits. Now is the time to have that suit made up. Get extra pants made to match it, it adds life to the Suit. Select your own pattern, and style and you will be better satisfied. SA N F O R D SH OE & C L O T H IN G C O . DR. BROWNLEE RECOMMENDED in this manner than in any other that hns ever been devised. FOR PROBATION OFFICER. The selection of Dr_ Brownlee Is a good one, and he knows the work as (Fran Wadn.uUr'a Daily) Thft board o f county commissioners no other man in the county knows it at their meeting yesterday recom­ It is purely a work o f love and de­ votion to the youngsters and any man mended Dr. Brownlee for the posiJ • who offers his time and money to it lion of probation officer of Seminole is a public benefactor in many ways. county, and as soon as -the governor nppointa him he will assume his du­ RATS PASS UP ALL OTHER FOOD FOR ONE MEAL OF RAT-SNAP. ties. This is one of tho most import­ Their first menl of RAT-SNAP is ant positions in the county and hav­ ing served in this position several their last. Kills in n few minutes. years before the war, the editor of Dries up the carcass. Rata killed The Herald knows whereof he speaks. with RAT-SNAP Icavo no odor. RATThe probation officer takes charge of SJNAP comes in cake form. Breik all the delinquents under age wh'o arc into small pieces, leave where rats caught in the tolls of the law for travel. No mixing with other food. minor offenses, nnd by using his Cats and dogs won’t touch it. Safest, judgment nnd looking after the boys cleanest, surest rat and mouse killer. and girls, and hnving the parents do Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and likewise, the delinquents nre kep( out guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.— of the reform school iyid jails and Adv. mnde to walk the straight and nar­ The Island of Nippon, the largest row path. They arc snatched from the brink at the time when they need island of Japan, haa a density of 378 a guiding hand and It has been prov­ persons to the square mile, compar­ , en that more boys and girls are saved ed to 13 in Florida. Rogers Silverware Redemption Bureau; Inc, WM. A. ROGERS, Ltd., Silver Plated Ware Redeemed • • ’■ ♦ / General Offices: 1600 Broadway New York r WHY NOT GET YOUR Silverware Free ’ 0 « ; . , _« By Trading with Merchants who Appreciate and Value Your Trade - REMEMBER YOU GET , ROGERS SILVERW ARE.. Ford Sales, Service, Automobile Accessories “ If it’s Good for a Ford, we have it, can get U, or it’s not madk" GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES—GAS—OILS—GREASES—FREE AIR Four Cards Given with Each $1.00 Cash Pnrchaae or on Accoanta |oid Promptly. •• 200 Cords on Sole of Cor, Track or Tractor *» Phone 331 Sanford, Florida �.-:r j= a-- . -■- ^ i*£5 :p-'±=: ■ ■-^-V- -*a. T1!E SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1921 V FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY. New Shipping Methods (From Monday's Dally) Would Save Money (From Tuesday1! Daily) About fifty friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. To Citrus Growers A pretty wedding, of which this A. H. Moses gathered at their home chronicle will be of intorcst to a host on Magnolia avenue last night to help TALLAHASSEE, April 11.—Hun­ of friends both in and out of Brooks- them celebrate their fortieth wedding villc, wns solemnized at tho home of anniversary. They were married in dreds of thousands o f dollars would Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Bell, on Brooksvitle New York on April 10th, 1881, nnd be Saved Florida citrus fruit shippers Avenue on April 6th, at 4 o’clock have lived happily together ever if an experiment now in .progress when their only daughter, Anita, was since nnd in the declining yoars of should prove a success, according to married to James Henry Lee, of their life with the children and grand­ interested parties. Tho experiment, children are enjoying a well spent life which it Is said would probably revo­ Jacksonville. Senior Grand Warden; D. S. Babbctt The parlor and dining room, en- and best of oil arc helping other pco- ‘ lutionize present methods, consists- o f Sanford Lodge o f Mas­ as Junior Grand Warden; L. B. Hodg- suitc, were tastefully decorated with pie to enjoy it with them. shipping oranges and grape fniit in ins and Schclle Maines ns Grand Dea­ roses and asaparngus ferns, mnking Mr. and Mrs. Moses formerly reaid bulk rather than in boxes. Approx­ ons Assisted The cons; E. F. Lnne and A. S. Perry os a color note of pink and green, all of ed in Brooklyn and have a large pro­ imately 200 cars o f the fruit In bulk Grand Stewards; John Musson as which reflected tho artistic taste of duce business in New York where the Grand Master hnve been shipped successfully to out­ Grand Treasurer; Frank B. Adams as Mrs. G. C. Lanier, and made a beau­ sons manage that end of the business side markets and If the method con­ Grand Secretary; Jns. Moughton ns tiful setting for the occasion. Pre­ during the winter months and Mr. tinues to prove satisfactory the ex­ To s e a l In tho Grand Marshall; F. H. Trimble, o f eminent amid the decorations was a Moses looks after the Florida part of pensive practice o f wrapping and delicious Burley Orlando, as Grand Architect; T. J. lovely rose and fern shower bouquet the business. They have been making packing the fruit in costly material Miller as Light Bearer and C. O. suspended from the archway between their home in Sanford for the past tobaooo flavor. OVBR ONE THOUSAND PEOPLE may be eliminated. Bradbury as Grand Tiler. Many the two rooms; nnd whilo Miss Irene ten years and own- property here and PRESENT AT IMPRESSIVE According to estimates of those members from Daytona, DcLand, Or­ Hampton played strains from Loh­ expect to build a new and modem CEREMONY. directing the tests, it now costa $1 a lando and Oviedo wero also in the pro­ engrin’s Processional, the bridal pair home on Park avenue and Fifth street box to pack and prepare a box of or­ cession. came together from the hallway and some time in the near future. They anges for shipment. An additional By W. J.. Goodale, Special Corres­ After the ceremony a number of do­ stood just underneath the florial arc Sanford boosters all the time and pondent of The Daily Herald) nations were made from one dollar to shower. In solemn words, Rev. W. J. nre numbered among our best citi­ $1 is required to get the box to the eastern markets. Three hundred six­ The comer stone of the Florida five hundred, so the work will go on Palmer, pastor of the First Metho­ zens, It wns an occasion for celebra­ ty boxes are loaded to a standard car Methodist Orphnnage at Entcruprlsc at once, nnd the building be rapidly dist church, pronounced the ceremony tion then upon the anniversary of and the usual cost o f shipping to was laid yesterdhy afternoon by the completed. that made these two man nnd wife, their fortieth wedding day to gather Negro Family Burned Masons of Sanford headed by C. H. This building is tho Boys' Dormi­ while a soft intermezzo, "Melody of with them and the home was filled Eastern territory is from $350 to $400. Kctcham, of Key West. tory and is to be built o f brick on a Love," was played by Miss Hampton. last night by the many friends whp To Death at Miami The exercises were preceded by concrete foundation. The brick be­ Mr. and Mrs. Lee were then showered assembled to help them celebrate. The Rogers is State lunch served the friends of the Or­ ing made by*the boys of the institu­ (B r T h . A u ocU U d T r ill) with loving good wishes and congrat­ home was beautifully decorated with phanage in the shade of the live oaks tion, machinery having been obtained Convict Inspector MIAMI, April 12.—A negro wonus ulations by the large number of rela­ roses and cut flowers of all kinds in on the lawn overlooking the waters for tho purpose. tives present. vases and each room had streamers OCALA, April 12.— D. JL Rogers, nnd her three young children wen o f Lake Monroe. At present there arc 23 boys nnd 27 This simple home wedding was not of fresh and artificial flowers in pro­ qf this city, has been appointed state burned to death nnd another negro The children sang a song, the Ma­ girls in the orphanage nnd six away the wedding which had been planned fusion hung from the four corners and convict Inspector by Governor Har­ woman was seriously burned in a (In sonic ritual wns followed in laying at school elsewhere. for these two young people. In fact, meeting oyer the tables. The decora­ dee, according to word received here which destroyed the negro’s horn* the comer stone and William Jen­ . They nre a henlthy and husky lot initial preparations for un elaborate tions were under the supervision of J. today from Tallahassee. here early today. nings Bryan delivered one of his char- of children nnd are thoroughly loyal June wedding had started; hut Miss M. Dresner and his assistants and actortistic addresses. to their institution, to each other, to Bell and Mr. I*ce, only the day before were beautiful and very artistic. Mr. Bryan snid In port that tl]e Supt. Brinkley and his helpers. their marriage, decided to put aside Promptly at eight o ’clock the assem­ child is the most important part of in an 'interview with the Herald all thought of pomp nnd ceremonials, blage sot dowp to the tables and dis­ humanity on account of its. vnriod man Mr. Bryan emphasized what he nnd to make the happy occasion more posed of a luncheon of roost chicken, possibilities, that those who make it mentioned in the opening of his ad­ happy by hastening the date of con­ salads, asparagus tips, hot rolls, cel* FOR TYING possible to develop the lives of the dress, thut he hnd a warm place in summation, And, by Hub turn of cry, lemon pie and cheese, tho cheese ones deprived of their natural protec­ his heurt for Hanford ns it is here a affairs, friends nnd relatives were made in the shape of carrots with tors ore among the benefactors of the beautiful girl spent her winter nearly green tops, pickles, olives, beets, patio taken by complete surprise. race. forty years ago. Her letters were The happy couple left immediately de fol gras, ice cream and cakes and The possibilities of a child nre full of accounts of the climate, or­ by auto fof Groom, where they board­ delicious fruit punch. The various greatly like the unfolding of a Tower anges and good times. This girl be­ IN FAST COLORS ed the train, refusing to disclose their courses were arranged with vnrious the modem idea of. Christianity in the came Mrs. W. J. Bryan. intended destination. Upon their re­ pretty conceits descriptive of the unfolding of a child's lifo to its great­ turn they will make their home in event and the collation was served ns 312 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa. est possibilities. PIANO RECITAL only the Moses fninily knows how Jacksonville, the home of the groom. This depends upon heredity and en­ TAPES FOH ALL PURPOSES The bride's marriage and going- nnd wns thoroughly enjoyed to tho vironment, especially the Intter. There (From Monday’s Daily) nwny gown was of midnight blue tri­ fullest. After the luncheon cignrs are children in such homos as these A number of the junior piano pu­ cotine, with hand-embroidered trim­ were passed around nnd each guest who are better taught and better mings, and accessories.of gray. Her was called upon for a few remarks pils of the Cccilian Music Club gave trained thun in mnny homes where your fertilizer without getting oar flowers were a corsage bouquet of and then toasts for the host and hos­ he-parents nre negligent in their du- a most enjoyable recital In the studio NEW PRICST LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Prompt bride’s' ruses, combined with plumosn tess were drank with the punch nnd ies. of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson Friday ev­ fern. .Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Ponitry Sup­ Mrs. Moses replied to all of the many ■Over half the people of this coun- ening, April 8th. There was a large ’ Mrs. Lee is a talented and highly compliments nnd the many expres­ plies ry nre depriving their children of sions of good will that came from the cultured young woman nnd is admir­ and very appreciative audience. tho best of life, the spiritual side of E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. Each number wns rendered in good ed nnd respected for her lovely per­ hearts of the folks that know them so being neglected, so the- lives of mnny JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA many become like a stagnant jmol— taste in splendid execution nnd mer­ sonality and gentle dignity. She was well. It was nn occasion that will be long a student of piutm music at Brcnau ited the hearty applauses received. a life of selfishness and narrowness. But other lives are like that of a The program concluded with a group College-Conservatory for nearly three remembered by all of those why were spring of pure water bursting from of vocal solos by Mrs. Frank L. Wood­ years, and it was there, under the present nnd by Mr. and Mrs. Moses the ground pure, upright, broad and ruff, Jr., soprano, accompanied by tutorage of the eminent Professor and during the evening many tele­ Miss Fannie Rebn .Munson, Mrs. Slnnette, that Miss Bell attained the grams were rend from other cities spiritual. The beautiful Masonic ceremony of Woodruff possesses a beautiful voice marks of merit which entitled her to where they are known and loved for the laying of the corner stone was full of sweetness and added to a very membership in the sorority of Mu Phi their mnny kindly trnits nnd the even­ ing closed for guests nnd host and was Epsilon. carried out under the personal direc­ happy and charming mnnner hostess with the felling thnt another Mr. I-oe is a young man of acknow­ truly delightful. tion nnd supervision of lion. Chns. II. milestone hnd been added in good fel­ ledged business ability. He was for­ The entire program covered: Kctchum, Grand Master of Masons in 1. — Military March Christinni merly auditor of the Postal Telegraph lowship, friendly relations nnd that Florida, assisted by tho Snnford Company, nnd is now connected with spirit of brotherly love thnt rules the Murioti Whitcomb I-odge. Mr. Kctchum arrived in Snn­ the Western Union, at Jacksonville. world and makes it a better place in Canada Barber. ford from his home in Key West on Lee's electrical engineering which to live. —Spanish Dunce Engel Mr. Sunday afternoon nnd wns the guest 2. course was completed at Harvard CnSarah Williams of the Valdez Hotel until yesterday iversity. He is the son of Mrs. Myra Another peaceful way to settle it Marion Whitcomb when he accompanied the Sanford Belle Lee, of Sanford, and a nephew would he to make Germany dr yarn! 3 Frolic of Butterflies Bohm lodge to Enterprise for the ceremony. of Mrs. W. I>. Cobb, of this city,— give the allies the bootlegging con­ Margaret Cowan Although the Sanford lodge is fifty • cessions.—Baltimore Sun. — Spanning Song .Elmnnrlch M .'A. C., in Brooksvillc Argus. years pld this is the first tinje of 4. Elizabeth Whitner . ■ record when n Grand Master hns visit­ LONGWOOD PROHIBITS 5. —The Mountain Stream ed this lodge officially. SPEEDING IN LIMITS Parcel Post Your Cleaning and Sidney Smith Music for the occasion wns furnish­ Dorothy Ray ed by a i|uartctte composed of Mrs. Dyeing to Mayor E. W. Hcnck, of Ixmgwood, Frank Lynrs Schclle Mnines, Mrs. A. M. Phillips, f>.—Mazurka was in the city this morning nnd is Curmeta Itnrln-r F. E. Gntchcl anil S. (). Shmholser. Chopin having official notices about speeding Sanford lodge was represented by 1.—The Minute Waltz in his balivvick printed for the bene­ Velma Shipp about fifty members of this lodge who fit of the public. went over in curs. Through the cour­ 8.— Parade of Amazons Dorothy Buy, Velma Shipp Mayor Henck says he does not tesy of Mr. L. G. Loveless, several of Vcrdi-Engelmnn want to be arbitrary about the matter tho party, including the Grand Mas­ 1).— Rigoletto ter, went across the lake by boat. Marion Whitcomb but there has been too much speeding —Spiders Dance Wallace nnd utter disregard for life nnd sefety Tho ceremony was handled by the 10. 611 Main St. ' Jacksonville, Fla. • Georgia Mobley following officers representing the in Longwood, especially about the cars Grand Lodge of Florida: Hon. Chns. 11. —Songs— coming through and, ns there is a dan­ We prepay parcel postage on returns * % *-■ ■ • H. Ketchum, of Key West, Grand Morning gerous cross-roads,in tho center of tho Master; W. M. Haynes, as Deputy Keep on Hoping town, he intends to pull them down ...........................Mrs. Woodruff nnd give them fair warning and then Grand Master; W. T. Whecless ns they will bo fined. There should be no speeding within the limits of any city nnd when the limits of any city, town or hamlet nre will break a Cold, Fever and reached the motorist should pull down Grippe quicker than anything to 16 miles nn hour, regnrdlcss of we know, preventing pneumonia. I HAVE THEM whether there is n city ordinance ngninst speeding or not. Longwood is an incorporated town H O O -D O O nnd utter disregard for life qnd safety nnd this ordinnnee sticks and the }>ubHc is warned accordingly. Watch your step in Longwood here­ after. LEE-BELL. CORNER STONE LAYING OF METHODIST ORPHANGE BUILDING AT ENTERPRISE gffil ] _iiV: j B * ;> imKL i§ L W. J. BRYAN SPOKE It’s Toasted >; > I E?' ■ i f CELERY & ASPARAGUS i HOFFMAN-CORR. TAPE MFC. CO. BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES m m i Do YOU KNOW you receiveall :ets? I ROGERS & JONES \/ I . i French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers A |jA 666 •, EeL SANFORD IS GROWING and Packing House Pro­ ducts for Rural Homes ■Mi? i “SPURUNG’S SUBDIVISION” lion—lots arc being sold right nlong and building in this section id such os to gladden the heart of those who have the good of Sanford at heart. ON TUESDAY, APRIL 12 We will start delivering Meats and other products handled by us to the rural districts of Sanford, at the same price as charged our city customers. We will make deliveries to the East Side on Tues­ day, Thursday and Saturday and io the West Side on Wednesday and Friday. PHONE 122 FOR PROMPT SERVICE l) : S 417 Sanford Avenue V...: ■t- F arm s, H om es, G roves, L o ts “ I NEVER KNEW YOU COULD KEEP RATS OUT OF A BUTCHER SHOP." IRuns ’ Em Crazy, Kills ’ Em Quick What Ralph Watkins snys: "F ig­ ured rats around store had enough to feed on; wouldn't touch anything sus­ picious. Yicard about RAT-SNAP, gave it n trial. Results were wonder­ ful. Cleaned all rata out in ten days.' Dogs about storo night and day never touch RAT-SNAP." Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Company.— Adv. W H /at ? .. MOSQUITOES, Flies, Roaches, Ants, Bed Bugs, Mites, Body. Lice and all Insects POSITIVELY GUARANTEED Sold Everywhere King Chemical Co., Pelham, Ga. For sale by J. T. Alien, W. M. Tyicr, Dan & Tayler, James Pott, Mrs. G. A. Bryant, Long­ wood, Fla.; Wight Grocery C o, and all Jeading druggists and grocery stores." So long a athe war between Greece and Turkey does not lead to the re­ storation of the daily press commun­ ique we can stand it.—South Bend This is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and to say just what is my candid convictions would put it mostMtoo strong for the careful, conservative person—that person whose eyes nre turned backward—The fellow who has VISION will agree with me now— the other Inter. J. E. SPURLING "The Man Who Sells D irtC heap" East Corner oi gr- Tribune. ‘ • wmmmrnWSt . - ‘ ' « �*> /; ? .I'’ -V-*' ; , , ' ij THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRJL 15,1921 WOULD PLACE SEMINOLE AND LAKE COUNTY TOGETHER Iour County in TwentyThird Instead o f the Nineteenth looks v ! y good tfMlNOLE WOULD HAVE OfclE REPRESENTATIVE AS form erly. Eighth—Leon county. Ninth—Sumter, Hernando nnd Pas­ co counties. Tenth—Madison county. Eleventh—Hillsborough county. Twelfth— Pinellas county. Thirteenth— Palm Booch nnd Brow­ ard counties. Fourteenth—Dade county. Fifteenth—Bradford nnd Clay coun­ ties. Sixteenth—Manatee county. Seventeenth—Suwannee county. Eighteenth—Duval county. Nineteenth — Orange and Osceola counties. Twentieth—Mnrion county. Twenty-first—Lafayette nnd Citrus counties. Twenty-second—Jefferson and Tay­ lor counties. .Twenty-third— Lake nnd Seminole counties. Twenty-fourth—Monroe and Lee counties. Twenty-fifth—Washington, Bay and Calhoun counties. , Twenty-sixth—Brevnrd, St, Lucie, nnd Okeechobee counties. Twenty-seventh—DcSoto county. Twenty-eighth—Volusia county. Twenty-ninth—Baker and Nnssun counties. Thirtieth—Hamilton nnd Columbia counties. Thirty-first— St. Johns, Putnnm nnd Flagler counties. Thirty-second—Alachua county. Wc nrc nil interested In renppor^nment, and in the rcnpportlonment Seminole county will gain neither itnslor or representative, but accord^ to the constitution, this should t* done every ten years in Florida, jEd we believe in hewing to the line jnd working according to the constitution. So Semlnolo county is very Bach Interested in the counties being apportioned nnd our representative, Hon. F. P- Forster, will be found fighting for this bill, because he be* litres that all legislatures should fol­ low the constitution. The bill that is tilted of now would put Seminole fount}’ and Lake county together In tht Twenty-third district, Instead of Seminole, Occola and Orange being’ ln the Nineteenth district as formerly, md this will suit nil concerned, since it makes but little difference in which strict, our county is located so long si all the counties are apportioned sceording to their population. The reapportlonmcnt Bill proposed DEATH OF MRS. AUGUSTA by Attorney-General Rivers II. BuDORNBR ford, which would limit the represen­ tation of nny county to two members, (Tron) S»turdaj‘i Dili,) Us excited n deal o f comment, nnd Mrs. Augustn Dorncr died nt the not all of it favorable by any moans. Fernnld-Lnughtort hospital this morn­ Under Mr. Buford’s plnn, Hlllsboring after a short illness. enph county would benefit to this ex­ Deceased was the widow of Auriel tent—in rcdistrictlng the senate he Dorner, one of the well known grow­ pices Hillsborough n senator to itself, ers of Celery nvenue who died Severn! where as !Jill:.bjroueh now shnics n years ngo and tho death of tho moth­ if Mir1 w!th T i O.i.v -vnl’ h county er leaves four little children, three was, until about ten yearn ngo, n part girls ami one hoy without the loving of Hillsborough county. care of father of mother. Mr. Buford's bill would apportion The funeral services will he held as follows: Monday hut nt this time the hour has Counties. Rep. not been designated ns the remnins Alachua ___________________ 2 nre being held for tho -arrival of n Baker .. 1 sister from New Jersey. Bay . _________________ 2 The sympathy of the. entire com­ Bradford ___________________ 1 munity goes out to the little ones Brevard ________________ 1 tho relatives in their hour of nnd Broward ______________ 1 sorrow. Calhoun __________________ „ 1 Citrus _______________________ 1 BITTEN BY RATTLESNAKE Clay ..................................... 1 Columbia _________________ 1 LONQWOOD, April 10.— The 13Dade ___________________ ____2 year-old dnughtcr of Charlie DurkDeSotn ____■ ___ l ____________ 2 man, living at Seminole Crate mill, Duval _______________________ 2 was bitten by a rattle snake twice, on Escjmbin _____________________2 the foot Snturdny. She was playing Flagler ___________________ 1 in the garage nt their home, nnd Franklin ______________ 1thought she had snagged her foot at Gadsden ________________ 2 time, hut began to complain of the Hamilton ___________ ________ 1 feeling peculiar a few minutes later, Hillsborough_________________2 so her mother went into the garage Holmes .*_____ 1 1 t o , see what hnd caused the wound Jackson _______ . . . ___________2 nnd discovered a two and a half foot rnttter, hnving two rattles und a but­ l-afayettc_____^_________ ____1 lake ___ ________ _ 1 ton. The child’s leg was firmly cord­ ed, und 1rushed to Dr. Puleston’s o f­ Lee Lror _______________________1 fice, where she was given .treatment and placed in the Fernald-Laughton i-evy _________________________1 Liberty ___________________ 1 hospital nt Sanford, where she is re­ covering rapidly. Madison ___________________ __ 1 Manatee _____________________ 1 Marion _______________________2 Monroe _________________ ____2 Nassau ____________________ __ 1 Okaloosa _______________ 1 Okeechobee ____________ 1 Orange_______________ 2 Osceola _________________ 1 "I was weak and nin-down," Palm Bench____ ________ I relates Mrs. Eula Burnett, of Pasco ____ ____________________ 1 Dalton, 0 a. “ I waa thin and Pinellas __________;________ 1 just felt Urod, all tho time. Polk___________________ 2 I didn't teat welL I wasn’t Putnam______________________ 1 ever hungry. I knew, by R o s a _________________ 2 this, I needed a tonic, and ‘Seminole___________________ 1 1 aa there la none better than— St. J oh n s_________________ 1 St. Lurie_________________ 1 Sumter _______________ 1 Suwannee___________________ 1 Taylor _________________ 1 Volusia _______________________ 2 Wakulla ______________________ 1 TValton__ _____________ •_____1 , Washington ___________________1 Tired Senate There shall be thirty-two senatordistricts In the state o f Florida, *hieh shall be represented In tho sen­ ate of Florida by one senator, and the said thirty-two districts shall be imposed each of tho bounties ment'oned nnd named after the several t^niWra as follows: P'nst district— Santa Rosa county ' an,| Okaloosa ebunty. Second—Escambia county. bird—Walton and Holmes coun­ ties. fourth—Jackson county. , P*fth—Liberty, Franklin and Wa­ kulla counties. t ®'xth—Gadsden county. Seventh—Polk cobnty. Tbe Woman’s Tonic . . . I began using Cardul," continues Mrs. Barnett. "Alter my first bottle, I slept better and ate better. I took foar bottlea. Now I*m well, feel Just Hoe, eat and sleep, toy skin Is dear and I have gained and sure feel that Cardul U the beet tonic ever made." Thousands of other women hare found Cardul Just as Mrs. Burnett did. It should help you. At all druggists. WILL SET FORTH THE RESOURCES OF SANFORD AND OF SEMINOLE COUNTY A. C. L. Station Herald Soon to Begin a Will Be Beautified Series of Full By Flowers, Palms Page Article The A. C. L. railwny station at this point, which is one of the finest build­ ings between Jacksonville and Tampa on the Coast Line, will be further en­ hanced by benutiful grass nnd flower plots at each end of the Btation, and this work was commenced Inst Sat­ urday when the transportation de­ partment of the A. C. L. took It Into their own hands to beautify the sta­ tion grounds and started the work on tho south end of the station. With the assistance of Mrs. Henry Wight, of the Womnn's Club, the em­ ployees planted seven palms, many hybiscus, flame vines, etc, There were twelve varieties on the list and they will be tended carefully and by next season the station will be beauti­ ful. Tho Womnn'c Club will plant the nortli end of the grounds and it Is suggested the Chamber o f Commerce appoint n committee of threo to act with similar committees from the Woman's Club nnd tho A. C. L. rail­ way, and all join hands nnd make this pnrt o f tho city more beautiful dur­ ing the summer months. The north end will be planted In hybiscus nnd palms nnd there will also be a row of polnscttins set out nt each end of the station. It was also suggested by Miss Mell Whitner of the transportation depart­ ment that n row of oleanders from the ntntlon down Ninth street on each sido would be carrying out the idea o f a city benutiful nnd it is probable that this plan will be put into effect. Now if the city commissipners, theChnmber of Commerce, the Woman’s Club and tho A. C. L. Railway will get together on this grent project we can look for one of the henuty spots in this part of Floriiln around the station nnd in that pnrt of the city that has long been neglected. - ■ • The Sanford Herald will shortly be­ gin the publication of n series of fullpage articles setting forth the re­ sources nnd ndvnntngcs of Seminole county and of Snnford aa. a place in which to live, nnd mnke n living. The series will serve to bring force­ fully before the minds o f prospective investors and home-seekers the fncts about this fnvored section. During the publication o f this ser­ ies the Snnford Herald will be sent to all inquirers who write the Chnmber of Commerce, the Herald nnd the real estate dealers for information about Seminole. For a period- of ten weeks or snore this newspaper will go to the Northern people who are interested in Sanford and will make a compendum of infornAition, inter­ esting and valuable not oqlv to out­ siders, but to the people o ?th e 'e ity and county also. The complete scries will bo sent to the leading civic nnd commercial or­ ganizations in the north for their in­ formation nnd reference. This newspaper hns been pledged the co-operntion and support of a number of the leading business men of gnnford. It .is n campaign that will appeal to every patriotic nnd public-spirited citizen and one in which nil will be glad to take a part. The plnn is being outlined nnd out­ side work handled by T. H. Stevens, of the Herhld staff nnd those coming in contact with Mr. Stevens will find him affable nnd full of data. "FOUND SEVEN DEAD RATS IN BIN- NEXT MORNING." Robert Woodruff says: "My prem­ ises were infested with rats. I tried RAT-SNAI’ on friend’s recommenda­ tion. Next morning found seven dead rats In bin, two near feed box, threo in slnll. Found Inrgo number since. LOVELY SOCIAL EVENT. No smell ^about dead rats—RATSNAP drys them up. Best thing I (Ftom S.luid.j'. D»U,) have ever used." Threo sizes, 35c, One of the loveliest social events in C5c, $1.25. Sold nnd guaranteed by Orlnndo society of this week was the Ball Hardware Co.— Adv. reception nnd ten given yesterday af­ ternoon nt the beautiful home of Mrs. H. H. Dickson on South Orange nve­ nue, Mrs. II. N. Dickson, Mrs. R. : The Florida Scout Ilnzilc Brosslcr nnd Mrs. H. H. Dick­ "For Wide-Awake Boys" son being hostesses. 35c Year During the hours from 4 to C o ’clock WILLARD LU.MLEY, Publisher nearly 300 guests were received. Mrs. 902 French Gowdy’s orchestrn, hidden behind a ++++++♦♦♦+++++♦♦++++♦< huge embankment of pnlms, played exquisitely throughout the afternoon, adding grently to the delight of this charming entertainment. Mrs. I^ouia Dollve and Mrs. Ed. Kenyon met the guests at the door, nnd Mrs* H. K. Lorraine and Miss Margnret Hart escorted the guests to the receiving line, which was com­ posed of Mesdnmes Dickson and Bras­ sier and Miss Mattie Nelson. Mrs. II. II. Dickson wns ‘ most chnnningly gowned in ecru lace very benutiful with n full sash of shell pink satin. Mrs. H. N. Dickson wore n gown of ecru filet net- nnd orchid georgette. Mrs. Drossier wns very PIANO TUNING lovely in n white frock of heavily em­ W. L. Harvey will tune your piano. broidered filet net with a sash of Ifi years with Cubic .Co. PcrmnnenU enfal satin, nnd Miss Nelson Was ex­ ly located in Snnford nt 107 West tremely radiant in a beautiful gown First street. Phone 103-J. All work of coral meteor trimmed in silver: guaranteed. 25-tfc The home was most artistic in its gorgeous decorations of flowers, car­ rying out a color motif of pink nnd white. • Georgeous baskets of rndinneo roses and glndiolns were placed about Is a powerful AntlsepUc and Pain tho reception room nnd the mantel Killer, cures infected cuta, old sorea, was banked exquisitely with nspnratetter, etc. Relieves Sprains, Neur­ gus fern and roses. Ahe porch where algia, Rheumatism. 17-13tc tho punch was served by Mrs. S. Waters Howe and Mrs. T. A. Neal was also extremely pretty. Very LANDIS, FISH & HULL charmingly arranged decorations of asparagus ferns and white daisies Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law DeLAND, FLORIDA were used there. Delicious refreshments, also in p^nk Will practice in tho Slate and Feder­ and white very cleverly designed, con­ al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ amining and Perfecting Land TiUes. sisted of brick ico cream, strawber­ ries, individual cakes beautifully iced in white with pink rosebuds, wafers, almonds and mints. SCHELLE MAINES Assisting the hostesses in serving LAWYER were Mesdames Robert Howe, J. N. OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE McElroy, Sylvan McEIroyj George Nolan, W. W. Yothcrs, Jos. Bumby, SANFORD FLORIDA Sherman, Nixon Butt, Harold Beardoll, J. C. Drossier, D. E. Fishback, Jos. W. Guernsey, Frank Guernsey, D. J. Wattis and Carl Dann.—Orlan­ GEO. G. HERRING do Sentinel. AUorncy-ot-Law Those attending from Sanford were Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. R. J. Holly, No. 14 Gamer-Woodruff Bulldln Mrs. Ralph Atffcht, 'Mrs. Hal Wight, SANFORD, FLA. Mrs. Mary Higgins, Mrs. LcVcrne Hurt, nnd Mrs. Ahcarn. . %—SAa: ■, 1 3 *- In response to the Inquiry o f many telephone subscribers: "What can I do to help niv R*rwice?" this advertisement is published. W hen Telephone Numbers Change Every new issue of the telephone directory contains hundreds of changes in telephone numbers. Between directory issues many telephone subscribers do not make a record of tho changed numbers they call frequently. This necessitates the frequent calling of the Information operator and unnecessary work on the part o f both subscribers and operators. * You can assist in maintaining good telcn phone service if a record of such number changes is kept near your telephone— And if telephone numbers, particularly party line numbers, are eliminated from let­ ter heads, business cards and advertising. • SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY IF YOU NEED A NEW o O IL C O O K S T O V E Buy the Best that is made The FIORENCE Automatic a W e also have the Buck Line of GAS RANGES Reho-paste A For Asthma, Croup, Pneumonia Ask Your Druggist SANFORD, FLORIDA LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER “We Deliver The Goods” Local and Long Distance Hauling PHONE 498 If We Please You, Tell Others. If We Don’l, Tell U b. R U B -M Y -T ISM DRINK Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-100 per cent pare. Phone 811. HENRY McLAUMN 666 Is a prescription for Colds, Fever and LaGrippe. It's the most speedy remedy we know. JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard's Hand-Pointed China Gorham’s Sterling Silver Roger*’ Plated Ware Elgin nnd Waltham Wateka “ PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Grow Prolific Crops i THE BLACKSHEAR MFG. COMPANY f BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA A quartor-cenluYy of successful manufacture and distri­ bution In Florida and Georgia o f 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, and satisfactorily delivered An independent company with capacity o f 400 tons daily. ■ ~r_~ T. E. KING, Agent SANFORD -:- ARE YOU INSURED? FLORIDA IF N OT, SEE W. J . T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENT. General Fire Insurance . sag OFFICE PEOPLES BANE DOILDINO Sanford. . . . . Florida AT HERALD _-_ ;a=-=- — 53 ^ ■ �v : . S I -l V ••• i -r ‘ THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1921 needs a ' fish hatchery for THESANFORDHERALD thoFlorida preservation of fresh and salt of the' Journey was taken to enable us to visit the principal tobacco Florida b Ibo needs bet­ growing section of Florida, in Gads­ * , J . H O L tT ..................... T n t iit n X t a d EdIUr water fish. M. J, TTTT.ann.......... S*crtU/r u i Tnusru tor 'awn for tho protectsn of fish. den county, the place where tobacco C jr a n d X . A . If E E L .................................Oaaaral K u t i i r wns first successfully grown under . ------------ o-----------Representative Korster wnnts to shade In this country, and where now N U U M I n t j rrUijr by know how the people of Seminole thousands o f acres are thus produced, TAKE SALTS TO FLUSn KIDNEYS IF BACK HURTS OR BLADcounty would like the new apportion­ and to give us opportunity to visit (U «*rp «nte4) DER BOTHERS. ment plan, whereby Scminolo county one of the great fuller's earth min6s, r o x a o x r m o x r u e s nr a d t a x c e i would be linked with Lake instead of for which Florida is famous. "ONE T E A R ............................................................. MK> Osceola nnd Orange as formerly. The If you must have your meat every "Speaking generally, I may say i n K o r a n ................................................1.1* dny, cat it, but flush your kidneys Herald would say that in our opinion that Florida impressed mo as being m a MONTHS................................................... 71 it will make but little difference and only upon the threshold of its devel­ with 8alts occasionally, says a noted W ill give a Return Organ Recital in meat K i t m l u b m f C U u X *U M .tU r A t n a l SS. wo could get along with Lake county opment Out of its total of nearly authority who tells us that IIM , i t U * T u t Office i t Satfard. norld*. Holy Cross Church this all right. They ore friends of ours forty million acres of land, half of forms uric acid.-which almost paralyz­ V m U t A«t t f M in k I , 1171. es the kidndy* in their efforts to ex­ and we have much in common. Let us which, perhaps, is susceptible of culti­ XXXALD BUILD 1 * 0 . rtn i UI have the right kind of rcapportion- vation, only two million acres has, ns pel it from the blood. They become ment regardless of how it is arranged yet, been brought under tho plow. It sluggish and weaken, then you suffer f"or*l*n Advartlalng Hcpr*atntatlv# The numbers will include the follow ing: and we leave it to the good judgment is about the situation which existed with a dull misery in the kidney re­ 'IIF. AMERICAN PRESS AASOCIATION of Hon. F. P. Forster. 1.—Great Toccato (Pedal Solo)— .................... — Bach in Kansas in 1870 and tho .develop­ gion, sharp pains in tho back or sick ment of the next fifty years can hard­ headache, dizziness, your stomach 2.—Three Intermezzos— .................................. .......... Mozart -----o------------Vacation days seems to bo drawing Tho present cool spell will bo fino ly be less than has been witnessed in sours, tongue is coated and when the 3.—Gloria from 12th Mass...................... ....... .....................j ...Mozart nigh. for tho spring crops in this section of our own state during tho past half weather is bad you have rheumatic 4.—Symphony In C.................................... ......................../— ...Hayden ------------ o-----------the state. Tho celery crop still has century. Personally, I am sure I do twinges. Tho urine gets cloudy, full 5.—The Marvelous Work (Creation)................. ---------------- Hayden And tho first signs aro tho closing about COO cars to move but the bulk not wish to exchange Kansas for of sediment, the channels often get 11eg i o ,....................—................................................................... Bach o f tho stores on Thursday afternoons. o f this crop has gone forward and Florida, I enjoy a moderate amount sore and irritated, obliging you to 7-—A nan to .......... .— .................... Beethoven ------------ o-----------what remains will bring a good price. of moderately warm weather but a seek relief two or three times during 8.— Hallelujah Chorus (Messiah)----------- ------ ----- ------- *.....Handel The Sanford Herald gets better and And now the farmers are looking for­ country where it is Bummor all the tho nightbetter every day. But, then, nob Hol­ ward to the spring crops that should tipic suits me a little too well. For To neutralize these irritating acids, ly sticks so close to work that some­ bring in some real money. The cold those who like it,- however, it is hard to cleanse the kidneys and flush o ff thing good is bound to result.—Tam­ snaps farthor north have set back to conceive o f a better place to find it the body’s urinous waste get . four \ pa Tribune. ounces of Jad Salts from any pharm­ Park Avenue at 4 th Street some of the vegetable crops and San­ than Florida. It is indeed, as its ora­ ------------ o-----------acy here; toko a tablcspoonful in a ford ought to come in just right this ' tors never tire of declaring, "the land If wo expect to do all the business season. Our growers have not mndc of sunshino nnd of flowers." I saw glass of water before breakfast for a that we should do the stores ought to the money they ordinarily would have a man who had gone broke there try­ few days and your kidneys will then cater more to the country trade and made on account of the high express ing to farm, but I saw n man' also act fine. This famous salts is made corporation# and non resident U . and they ar# NOTICE- o r A TFU CATI0M TOE TAX DEED. l»#r#by, r#<|oir#d to appear to lb* Mil of com- U .d .r Sn Uo i »7» »f tk . O M .n l Itatat*. tnako the summer months busy and freight rates. s n t . «r r u n * . who claimed to bo making an excel­ from tHo acid o f grapes and lemon plaint filed In aneb caa# on or hafor# Mon­ N’ollf* 1. hfrebjr (Iron that Tn.1 T. W1L day. Jun# Q. 1021, otherwise the allegations of months instead of giving up entirely ■■ ■ o-----------lent living on ten acres o f land. There juice, combined with litbia, and haB said tl.ro*. purrhaior of T .x OrtlflraW No. m bill will b# taken aa ronfr#a#d by aald da* because it is summer. <1*1*0 tli* dtli d«r of Jon*. A. I>. 1MM. I t , ( U The Daily Herald will be printed will be failures in Florida as there been used for generations to flush and fendanta. It la further ordered that this order b# pub* Mid rartlftrat. to r*j qHlr*. and b u mt.w ,». ------------ o-----------right along through the summer have been everywhere, but there will stimulate sluggjsh kidneys, also to Halted one# a week for 4 conaecntlra weeka la plication for lax dr«<! lo laao. In .ifoanUv. It is all right, of course, to have months if the advertising is forthcom­ be successes also; and in the end it neutralize the acids in urine, so it no lb# Hanford Herald, a newspaper published In with Uw. Slid r*rtirtc.t> rm br.c*. th* h i lowlnc d*«-Ttt*q property iltn.trd In SrnlMb •aid County and Htate. many bank holiday* find mnny holi­ fiHinty, r lorId*, to-wtt! I9EAI.) K. A. IHJUU LASH. ing and if the people want it badly is the successes that enter into the longer irritates, thus’ ending bladder It**. NK cor. of HW nturtrr ***tlon SI, t* , W -4 tf O erk Circuit Coort, days for the tired employers and em­ enough to support it. If not we will land nnd possess it, nrtd .Florida is weakness. 10 H.. IUn*o 30 i:**t, ran W 3 rh*. S 21 ru i: S rh*. N SI rh*. 12 *rr*c. ,Th* t.14 I**, ployees but it would be much better cut it out during the summer months certain to become one of tho meat Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in­ NOTICE Or .APPLICATION TOR TAX DEED l-r l.f - * m * m *«I *1 the d l l . of th* laantnr. .( Undar Section 17ft af tba Oanaral Btatutaa af U# •orb rrrtlflrnt* In th . naro* of L’nknowti. if the stores could make some ar­ jure, nnd makes a delightful efferves­ nnd print the weekly ns formerly. It populous and prosperous, as it is how Btata of Florida Aim : N olle. 1* lirr.br *t»*n that lr»J j , rangements to stay open more thnn Nolle# la hereby given that J. W . Eaton pur* William*. parrh*>*r of T »* O r tlfln t * S i HU. is not an object of charity nnd we do one of the most historically interest­ cent lithia-watcr drink.— Adv. diawr or T at Certificate# No. 2M . dated the dated Ui* tith day of Joor, A. I>. I<*i they do. llth day of July. A. P. 11*13. has filed ta ll not' have to print the daily nnd will ing nnd sccnicully beautiful states in filed aald rprtlflratr In roy otic*, and Uj certificate In my office, and baa made appll* ------------ o -----------notice or ArrucATiox tor tax deed rdlton foe T at !*eed to Issue In acc«»rOaf\'>* with mad* *|>pllratlnn for Tax IV*d lo laao* la atnot print it unless it receives suffic­ the Union.” rordanr* with law. Bald ctrllflral* risUim If the fishing around Sanford was law. ‘ bald certificate embrace# the following 111* following daacrlbad properly altnatrd b ient advertising to keep it going. This property situated In Remlnol# County, Kamlnola County, Florida, to-wlt: protected there would be so many fish is strictly a business proposition with WHY FLORIDA IS BUSY ALL •THE Uodtr Section 171 of thi O m n i lU tu tM of ile#crllwd Florida, to wit: Um B U U of florid* II**. •3 rln. W of NK oor. of BW qu it*, Lot 1 tle#a E 110 yda.) and S half of Lot 2, See. 32. Twp. ID 8 ... It**. SO K., ran W S d * that you would have to get behind a us nnd nothing more. To stop the Nolle# it hrrrbjr given Itiat W . M. HUek* YEAR. Ree. 14, ‘ Twp. 3 ) Ilange 30 K. M acre#. "noil. .ptirMtoorr of T » i Certificate No. 440, H HI <■!»*., K 3 rh*., N. 20 eh*. 10 arm . tree to bait your hook. The fishing *The -aald land twin* aaaeaaed at the date of dated lb# 3rd <1ar of Jan#. A. I). 1D18. Ima fllrtl daily means that the city is not large The aald- land being *»•**.**<! .1 tie !<■, the Issuance of eucti certificate In th# nam# of »alf| r#rtlflral# In m ; offlc*. and liaa mad# is good now but present methods wili enough or progressive enough to sup­ th . luuanew of aueh certificate In the tin , Commissioner Rhodes, of the Flor­ application for T ai 1>##0 to |no# In accord* Rt. l-uke’» Cathedral.1 Unlewi aald certificate of of r . s . Halm: take out all of the fish eventually and anr# with law. Raid certificate embrace# the shall l«e redeemed according to law Tat l>eed I'nlr— rertlftralr* ahall be red**m*d to ' port a daily all year. It means that the ida state marketing bureau received following de#rr1b#d property attuAted In Betub will laatie tliereon on the 23rd day of May. A. mrillnc Inaald law Tax deed* will laaue tbrtr<« <« wo will lose our best asset. 1 ». 1 1 * 2 1 . t*»le t iMintr. 1‘lnrtda. to-wit; people would prefer to colse up shop altout three months ago a communi­ Ihe Zlnl day nf May, A , l>. 1321. WITNERR my official signature and aeal this . L»t 7. Midway In Section 10, Townablp SI ff. ------------ o-----------WITNESS iny official algnalnre aifd «**l tU* the I Mb da) of April. A. i». 1U21. nnd go away rather thnn stay here cation from the international insti­ liana# 31 Kant. thr 1.1th day of April, A. I». 1321. (HEAL) E. V IHHJOLARH. Tli# aald land beln* a*«ea»ed at Ihe dat# of Editor Holly announces that the nnd do business when business should tute of agriculture at Romo, Italy, IBBAI.) K. A. PQUOLAJM. • Clerl Circuit Coort. tli# luuanre of etjrfi certificate In th# nam# of rierlt Circuit Coon. . Hetwwde County. Fla. publication of the Sanford Daily Her­ be done. And also we inny ndd thnt running ns follows: Sam Italia I" nice* aald certificate ahall t« re HchiIihiI* t'ouolj. n*. Ily V. M. IKHOI.AHM. P. "C. •Wniftl afcordlnf to law Tar l»red will laatie 33*01 e M in e. nr v. m . n o i 'u u i s . » c. ald will be continued through the the Herald forte is just as anxious to Dear Sir: I am obliged to you liirretrii «'t> the Slnl day of May. A. U IUS1. Lansing never did agree with Wil­ WITNI3RR my official alanature apd aeal Ibis summer—if the business men of San­ get away ns any other business house for sending me the report of your the l*!h day of April. A. I>. IP2I. son, nnd you will notice that right af­ FOR SALE— U rg e WAREHOUSE ford will give the paper the support but nro willing to stny nnd pull for bureau and other literature nhout IKKAI.I K A. IHIIMILAKR. Clerk Circuit Court with rail road siding. Three hlo<kt ter Bob’s book came out the former it deserves. They are ilurn poor bus­ Snnford in the summer months ns in Florida, which I requested you to Remlnnle County, Fla. from center of city.—Geo. W. Knight; l\J V. hi. iKJfCII.AHR. I> O. president had a severe attack of in­ iness men if they fail. The Herald is tho winter months if the business send me. -Mnny people on this side 3 3 6IC Real Estate and Insurance," Snnfori Sanford's most valuable developing men ask it. of the Atlnntir nre deeply interested IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDIC­ digestion. Make your own comment. 35-tf IAL CIRCUIT. STATE OF FLORIDA. —Cincinnati Enquirer. agency.— Bradentown Journal. In your wonderful state. SEMINOLE COUNTY. — — o --------------------iVsiple# Hank of Hanford. Florida . a corpora An editor from the Weqt is nego­ SANLUIER, "Better-Get-Better.” Do it Now. tf lion. Complainant, •Better-Get-Bettcr." I)o it Now. tf The people of Snnford want to tiating for the purchase of n lurge Gcn’l Secretary. va. llrnhj Trust Company, a corporal Ion. et a!., awaken to the fact right now thnt tract of land between Eustis and Mt. It will he noticed that the report I4*efcm1anla It «p|M*arlrig by affidavit appended to IIn* bill the tourists are the best crop in Doru. While on the motorcade with and other literature spoken o f was fll»*d In the at«»ve stated cause that the de­ Florida and they l>vat all the crops in the National Editorial Association, sent to this institution, composed of fendant*. Kej iimmit I’ arklng t o . V A. Stewart Co . l ‘ W. I lender-asm t o . C. ti. Justice the world. They want to 1Iwu weeks ago, the gentleman above official delegates from, forty-odd •and •• Sawyer and Pay. William Henry Mattie, Sanford next season but they want mentioned was enticed by the envix- countries of the globe, at the request Iron t tty l*n-lure Cm., lUlward Head and R*»ti. Fl*k Co. American Manufacturing Co . more hotels and apartment houses |ons of this section of Lake county, of its general secretary, who, in ac­ JII AIt Fay ami F.gan Co., and K. A. Klmonda ami *Si« are foreign corporations Laving nnd cottages. And now is the time and admired extravagantly the cuun- knowledging its receipt, pays this mi place ofin .,t.u*lnea« within fh# Rial# of Ffcwt for the people of Sanford to get busy Jtry through which the motorcade ear- graceful and evidently sincere com­ 4* and not autlrt»rt#*d to d«» tHt*|iM*aa In the W H Y buy unrestricted pnswrty « | „ n you ran buy lti:HTHHTV.I> property )® l •• Rtate ..f Farida, that there I* no In nnd build all of these hotels, etc. rieil the party. On reaching. I-ake- pliment of the state of Florida. C4IKAIM When you buy llESTHICTEU pioprilj you bine a guarantee Dial tbe n*t«l. ID** State of Florida the » m | if of a #iih|««*na Uthond n ||| always be a II.IUII CI.ASS llESIIIKNTtAt. sr.lT IO N ; NO tJNnESIBAItl.lt whom would him! any of aald defend* Innd the gentleman from the . West Florida is indeed n “ wonderful" upon ant*, that the principal place nf business of N K H ilin o n S ; NOTH ISO H IT IHflII IT.ASS, ATTRACTIVE HOMES; NO HTOIIIA »ald i.ame«| defendants an* Seymour Parking Of course everyone wnnts to take a wired for n cash price on the property state. While reports of business Co., lilt III SINKS* IIUI SKH o r ANT KINO; NO I NSUillTI.V SHACKS. A l.b HOI SC* Toprka. Kansas. V. A. Stewart and Co., vacation in the summer months. It in question, nnd is now in touch with stagnation and unemployment were New York. New York: C. W . Ilender»<*> (Vi.. m i s t he sirr hack .» c e r t a in oistanck iiio m t h e stu e et . II la written Know ill#. Tennessee; C. tj. Justice Co., I’hlla* In llie deed to any property •you buy from me: It la a permanent guaranjre lo a is nutural to want to get away from the owners of n beautiful section over­ rife from all other parts of the Union delphln. Pennsylvania: Sawyer and Pay. Ibwl l li i ll CI.ASS IIKSIOKN'TIAI. SECTION, and the lot* are Ju»t a . cheap a« cbe looking one of our many benutiful during the winter. Florida reported l«ai. Massachusetts. William llmry Maul#.. all business cares and the afternoons Philadelphia. lYnns) If aula; Iron City Produce m h#r«*. in the summer are for the purpose of lakes. We talked briefly with a "business as usual." The fact that C o , Pltt*bnrg. Pennsylvania; toward UeaM ami Detroit Michigan; II It F!»k Co., Provl* faw lot. tail In roy RESTRICTED SECTION ON MAIiNOLIA rAt I ha*o putting employees nnd employers in number of the party composing the "we have something to market every S*m. ........ RESTRICTED section In SANFORD. ASK Iho peopl, «*« dr tire IUksIp lilaml. \mer|r«n Manufacturing METTO AVE8 Ih# ONLY TERMS to Suit. better shape but if some plan could National Editorial Association and in hour in the year,’.’ as Commissioner of C o , |lr«*>klyn. Sew lurk J \ Fa> and Egan hat* already bought from ro*. i*.. i tndmiafI Ohio \ \ Rlimaida and R**n be arranged whereby the out-of-town every instance they avowed their de­ Agriculture Miliar put it, ensures a « «• l*ay tori ill.pi, lhal \ J loan* ••tie of defendant* I greln |iam**«| la a mm tra|«trtp trade could be kept coming through light with tins section ami they meant constant stream of money, into the •the •f the state Florida and I* * resident of it. These men arc not commonplace state. Ft \ alley, tieorgla. that lliere# I* IK* |»em»ti the summer it would help our town a SANFORD 1 1 1 the Male of the ocrvlrr of n auhREAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE In September begin the shipments |MWtta U|*>n whom Florida whole lot. Business as usual is a flatterers. They nil spoke enthusias­ would Mini the said A. J. tically of the county nnd the towns, o f citrus fruits which -u p .to' the end Evana; that he la over the age of *twrnty one wonderful slogan for Snnford? jrafa; II* la hereby ordered that »ald foreign of the beauty nnd hospitality of our o f Inst week, equalled 28,461 car­ ------------ o—*--------cities, nnd when the editors return to loads shipped by all-rail routes,»in ad­ Sanford is not a tourist town ns yet. We are hoping it will be but at their sanctums they will write about dition to shipments by water routes Florida and Eustis and Lake county to the Northern markets. Then, in present it has the reputation of being will receive honorable m e n tio n Kus- November or IVeember the straw­ an all the year round town nnd that tis Lake Region. berry crop begins to roll northward, the summer business here is larger ----------o— culminating in the early spring and than any other city in the state con­ WHAT THEY THINK OF FLORIDA bringing the highest prices of the sidering the size. Would it not be a season. In .Mnrch the early crop of good iden to keep it n busy plnco in One of the prominent and influen­ Irish, or white, potatoes, planted in the summer by putting on more sum­ tial daily papers of Kansas is the tola move. These crops overlap each sh mer sales nnd stimulating « summer business instend of giving up entire­ Register, published in the flourishing December or January, begins' to little city of loin, in thnt state. Its move. These crops overlap each oth­ ly. ' ’ editor, Charles F. Scott, cx-congrcs?- er, and in the meantime, the triick ------------ o------------ ' , Hitherto the farmer has woven the power of his own muscles with mnn, fs a tjym of statewide promin­ crops are being marketed all the win­ thoso of the ox, the mule, nnd the horse, in the development of agriculture. j Everything points to a busy sum­ ence add he wns among (he visitors ter. Of celery alone 3,189 carloads Practical machinery for farming hns come to him slowly. Where the value mer here in Sanford and while many to Florida with the Nntionnl Editor­ and of lettuce 2,650 carloads had of machinery In labor saving, in profit-making, in usefulness, in comforts, will go to the mountains nnd sea­ ial Association on its recent tqur thru been shipped north up to last Sun­ in luxuries, has in the past been larRely confined to the towns and the cit-. shore for n vacation the majority of . l : . . day by all-rail routes. All of these ies, it is now open to the farmer who is beyond all question the very, bone the Sanford people will be busy build­ He wrote up the trip to the extent crops command the highest prices of nnd sinew of civilization. Civilization grows upon the land, therefore the ing and getting ready for tho greatest of four or five columns in the Regis­ the season, the prices declining as tourist rush that has ever been ex­ land is Father nnd Mother and Sustaincr to the human race, and those who ter nnd his impressions concerning states north of us begin to come into perienced in Sanford. If the average till the soil, who plow, sow and reap, arc surely the essentials in human ex­ Florida nnd her people will be inter­ the market with the same crops, ex­ citizen could receive some of the mnil istence. Therefore Machine Power on the Farm is of the utmost import­ esting to Herald readers. From his cept the citrus/ being received by the Hesald every ance nnd the Fordson Tractor comes to the farmer as the best, we believe, story is taken the following extract: While money is rolling into the day asking about accommodations in piece of machinery that has yet been devised for his use. “ I may as well sny here once for state from these crops we have the ♦ . . i . . % - * i Sanford for next winter they would all, thnt at every place we stopped tourists with us enjoying our great We wnnt you to read the book, “ The Fordson at Work.” It is free for build 100 more houses, a dozen apart­ the Association wns given the most asset, climate. the asking. Call in and get one. Drop us a card and we will mail you one ment houses, at least three big hotels cordinl welcome and treated with the During the summer wc have cereal without charge. This booklet is along the line of the usual Ford way of and a dozen store rooms. Will you most lavish hospitality. The people crops, with tobacco and cotton to giving the testimony of the users, those who have tried out and who know sleep over your rights or will you seemed to be, nnd I am sure they fill the gaps, summer fruits, sweet the real value of the Fordson Tractor. This book shows the Fordson at take time by the forelock and get were, genuinely glad to see us and potatoes, naval stores and the fish­ work in some ninety different lines of activity and to the farmer it presents ready for this big season ? did everything that was humanly pos­ eries along some 1,200 miles of sea the most valuable evidence o f an all-around serviceable, economical, labor* sible to make our stay, whother in the coast and our many ‘ lakes and saving, and money-saving machine that has ever been placed upbn the mar­ The most difficult task in running a great city or the little country town, streams are year round sources of ket. We can only get so many each month, so leave your order now. daily paper is getting the boys to de­ as pleasant as it could humanly be revenue. liver it properly. The nerald is try­ made. The “ traditional hospitality” We do not need to go far .to find ing to make, several changes in the o f tho South had not been exaggerat­ contrasts. A letter from a Rich­ carrier system that will guarantee ed. I do not think that it is any mond, Va.,' manufacturing company better deliveries. The papers •aro greater or that it is different in qual­ arfking for information as to Florida printed every afternoon between three ity from tho hospitality of the North business says, "people in this terri­ and four p'dock and should be deliv­ or tho East or the West; but it cer­ tory (Virginia to Georgia) have no ered to every part of the city by five tainly does suffer by comparison with money crop coming in until cottdn and Ford Sales, Service, Automobile Accessories o'clock but it seems to be impossible any of these. They arc good, friend­ tobacco begin to be marketed." Pro­ to get it'to them at this time. How­ ly American folks down there, nnd duction of money crops is perpetual Phone 331 Sanford, Florida ever we are trying our best and still they certainly made us believe that in Florida.—Times-Union. , believe that there are some good boys they were glad to see us nnd eager to ------------ o on the routes and some that we in­ have us come again. . RED CAP Battery with its 2-ycar tend to pat on who -will have their re"From Pensacola we went part of written -guarantee, will cost you less ■poniibUities at heart enotigh to get the way by train and part, of the way per month’s service than any other on the Herald to the i * by automobile to Tallahassee, the cap­ the market. A-com plete stock of time. ital of Florida. The automobile part St O. MOTOR CO. 35-3tc = V — — -----------■ • * • : MEAT CAUSE OF KIDNEY TROUBLE Organ ^ cita l THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Dr. MINOR C. BALDWIN SUNDAY NIGHT — 8 P. M. H oly Gross Church V Santord’s Highest Class Residential Section GEO. W. KNIGHT F o rd so n Edward Higgins I f ■; ' * v — siMSfl . �THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1921 M inutes. WO MA N’ S .. Bible Lesson on “ Faith"—Mrs. A. A. McLeod. . Circle of Prayer. Officers Honorary President— Mrs. E. A. Hawley, Bradontown. President— Mrs. J. W. Smock, DeXhc Twenty-eighth Annual meeting Land, Vice-President— Mrs. C. R. Knight, f the Woman'* Presbyterial being ? 11 at the Presbyterian church is a Tampn. Vice-President— Mrs. A. A. Me® t success in the splendid reporta from this district, the many good ad- Leod, Bartow. Secretary—Mrs. T. W. Mathews, L sscb and the great interest being Orlando. manifested by all those who” arc pres­ Treasurer— Mrs. H. B. Lcako, Or­ e t There are about seventy-five lando. delegates from all pnrta of the St. Secretary of Literature— Mrs. L, M. Johns' Presbytery present. The ladies o f the Woman's Auxil­ Johnson, Leesburg. Chairmen of Local Committees. iary have the big task of serving the Arrangements— Mrs. D. L. Thrash­ lite r s lunchdbn at noon each day nui they, arc carrying out this part er. Music— Mrs. R. C. Bowen, of the program in true Sanford Pres­ Press— Mrs. E. D. Brownlee. byterian style. Registration— Mrs. J. L. Hutchin­ The following program has been son. (^rried out for Monday and Tuesday Hospitality— Mrst R. L. Peck. jnd today the program below will bo Flowers— Mrs. Claude Howard. Tery interesting: * , Pages— Mrs, Claude Howard. Monday, 7 p. m. •The pageant presented last night Executive Board meeting. at the church drety a large crowd Monday, 8:00 p. m. from the city and surrounding terri­ Hymn— Congregation. praycr_ R c v . E. D. Brownlee, San­ tory and there was standing room only in the church. The pageant was ford. illustrative of the work being done in Address— Mr. Karl Lehman, Montthe home and foreign missionary verde. fields and was under the direction of Address—“ Soul Winning in the Mrs. E. D. Brownlee. Mrs. R. C. Mountains," Miss Ruby Ray, Levi, Maxwell. had the principal role and Ky- ‘ dressed in Grecian costume called up­ .Music. on her heralds, Mary Elizabeth Pules­ Tuesday, 10:00 a. m. ton and Mildred Holly to summon the Hymn, Congregation. different departments of the church Prayer—Mrs. C. W. Latham^ Sara­ to tell of their part in home and sota. foreign missionary work in the Greeting—Mrs. T. M. Puleston, church. Sanford. Twelve beautiful young ladies of Response— Mrs., E. E. Coulson, of the church represented the months of Leesburg. the yenr, their costumes being de­ Report of Registratiqn Committee. scriptive of the seasons and they were Report of Pibgram Committee. marshalled to the platform and the Roll. Call of Local Auxiliaries. different departments were called for Report of Secretary, being Mrs. W. M. McKinnon for the president’s Message. Woman’s Auxiliary; Mr. Thcdford, Announcement of Committees. the Brotherhood; Mr. McCulIy, the Invitation for 1922. executive of foreign missions; Mr. Music. Henley the Laymen; Arthur Green, “Is Florida Meeting Her Responsi­ the Sundny school; Theo. Runge, the bility” —Miss Agnes Davidson, Jack­ Sunday Scholo; S. Runge the sons sonville. and daughters; D. L. Thrarfher, the Rjble Lesson on “ Faith"— Mrs. A. S. S,- Extension committee, who sum­ A. McLeod, Bartow. moned the different synods to appear Communion—Rev. E. D. Brownlee, and nil the Southern states were rep­ Rev. C. H. Fcrran, Rev. James Logan resented by boys nnd girls dressed in Irwin. appropriate costumes and as they Tuesday, 2:00 p. m. were presented their work was set Report of secretaries of Causes: forth by II. C. 'Dubose, representing Foreign Missions. the Home Missions ns follows; SncdiChristian Education and Ministerial gar Mcmorinl in charge of the work Relief. among the negroes, Appalachian di­ Synodical Presbyterial and Con- vision Alabama, Georgia, Arkansas, gTegationnl Home Missions. Mississippi, North nnd South Caro­ Prayer Hands and Bible Study. lina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Flor­ Literature— Mrs. L. M. Johnson, of ida, Kentucky and West Virginia. Leesburg, R. II. Muirhead told of the various ThornwelJ Orphnnngc— Mrs. A . M. activities in these fields nnd Mr. McCopeland, Clinton, S. C. Cuuly called off the foreign missions, Music. represented by young girls in the cos­ Report of Secretary of Young Peo­ tumes of these countries representirtg ple’s Work—Mrs. D. C. Fox, Lake­ Africa, Chinn, Brazil, Cuba, Japan land. • nnd Mexico and told of the work here. Methods of Young People' Work— The Seven Objectives to be gained Miss Isabel Arnold, Elkins, W. Vn. were represented by seven young men Open Conference on Young Peo­ each benring n banner upon which ple’s W»rk. was inscribed the objectives to be at­ Rihte Lesson on Faith—Mrs. A, A, tained as enumerated by Mrs. Max­ Mrl.eitd, Bartow. well. ‘ My Little Friends of the Moun­ The Pageant ’closed by an address tains"—Miss Ruby Ray, Levi, Ky. * upon this work given by Mrs. Max­ Tursday, 8;00 p. m. well and the singing o f America nnd Pageant, “ Ctowncd With Light"— the-benediction closed nn evening that Mrs. E. I). Brownlee and Christian was both instructive and very enter­ Endeavor Young People. taining. Nothing could have been given thnt would demonstrate more Wednesday, 10:00 a. m. clearly and concisely the great work Hymn. being done by the Presbyterian Prayer Miss Agnes Davidson. R'.idtng of Minutes by the Secre­ Church in the foreign and home mis­ tary. sion fields thnn this pageant in Narrative Reports of Local Auxil­ which the various countries were bro't iaries. before the audience by the young peo­ ple nnd older ones whd took their Montreal—Review and Forecast— parts and the dressing of the parts Mrs. E. I). Brownlee. made one of the most artistic and Report of Treasurer. Recommendations of Synodical beautiful scenes that has ever been Auxiliary. attempted in this work. It brought Recommendations of Executive to the members of this and other churches present the huge scope of Committee. . Music. this work nnd what it means to tho members.of all the Christian church­ Echoes from Greenville, S. C., Convention. • . es in our land. ’ The meeting will close todny «nd iliblc Lesson on “ Faith"— Mrs. A. A. McLeod. it bas been one o f the best in the history’ of the Presbyterian church Wednesday,’ 2:00 p. m. Hymn. and the visitors to the city will go Prayer—Mrs. J, H. Davis, Wau- homo with, the feeling thnt they have vhula. been royaily entertained and instruct­ ed while here nnd having made many Report o f Committees. new acquaintances and renewed old Election of Officers. ones will always remember the Twen­ Consecration Service. Music. ty-eighth meeting of the Presbyterial Question Box— Open Conference led Auxllinry. by Miss Agnes Davidson. “ Better-Get-Better.” Do It Now. tf How has the Meeting Helped You? Through You How Will It /H elp Y°ur Auxiliary? “ Better-Get-Better." Do it Now. tf pr e sb yte r ia l AUXILIARY AT COST TO MEMBERS . $1,740,000.0Q Business in Force there is no agent in your town, write hendquartOrlando, for application blanks. JOIN TODAY! FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION FLORMGETS BOOST FROM EDITORS’ TOUR 1,600 NEWS COLUMNS OF PUB­ LICITY-COMING OF NATION­ AL ASS’N GREAT BOOST. The S. C. Theis Company'of New York, publishers' representatives, ad­ vises tho Lake county chamber of commerce that seventy-five newspa­ pers which had a representative on the National Editorial association tour through Florida will publish no less than -100 columns concerning tho trip. As practically 300 newspapers were represented it can be expected from the figures of the Theis com­ pany that a total of 1,600 columns will be used In telling the .story of the state. From a Bcore of papers received by newspapers and others, the Theis cal­ culation of ;pacc used in the write­ up is too small. Some papers have devoted five and six columns per week for some weeks, and metropolitan pers from six to eight columns in a singe issue. But on the basis' o f 1,600 columns, it would take the average Florida newspaper of forty-eight columns to the issue, one-half of which is adver­ tising, practically an entire year, of fifty-two issues, to reprint the find­ ings o f the editors from twentyeight states who, comprised tho par­ ty. Before tho editors came, tho value of publicity to accrue from their en­ tertainment was estimated at little or no valuo by some communities, but 1,600 columns of unpurchnsablc space, with most complimentary things said of Florida, proves tho coming o f the National Editorial association the greatest advertising stunt in tho an­ nals of Florida’s history. The Lake county chamber of com­ merce hns two score of letters from delighted publishers, nnd the tenor of them nil run in this mode, which comes from W. C. Belknap, editor of the Bellows Falls, Vt., .Times: " * * * Every cross bonds in Flori­ da apparently is hitting the trail, nnd your united momentum will certainly establish a pace which it will be dif­ ficult for the other stnte3 of tho un­ ion to nppronch. More power to you all, nnd best wishes." J. C. McLendon, editor of the Luveme, Ain., Journal: "If wo were go­ ing to leave Alnbamn to hunt a home, we’d go to Florida. There is'not a dead town anywhere in the state of Florida, nnd every citizen is a boost­ er."—Tnmpn Tribune. A HOME COURSE IN DOMESTIC SCIENCE ' “ BETTER-GET-BETTER” Circulation------“ DO IT NOW” ------ Strength U8E GRANDMA’S SAGE TEA AND SULPHPUR RECIPE AND NOBODY WILL KNrtW. The use of Sage and Sulphur for re­ storing faded, gray hair to its natur­ al color dates back to grandmother’s time. She used it to keep her hair beautifully dark, glossy and attrac­ tive. Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked appear­ ance, this simple mixture was ap­ plied, with wonderful effect. But brewing at home is mussy nnd out of date. Nowadays, by asking at any drug store for a bottle of “ Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com­ pound," you will get this famous old preparation, improved by the addi­ tion of other ingredients, which can be depended upon to restore n aturn! color and beauty to the hair. A well-know downtown druggist says it darkens the hnir so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied. You simply dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears, and after anoth­ er application or two it becomes beau­ tifully dark and glossy.—Adv. TUT CREAM IN NOSE AND STOP CATARRH You feel fine in a few moments. Your cold in head or catarrh will be gone. Your clogged nostrils will op­ en. The air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more dullness, headache; no hnwkIng, snuffling, mucous discharges or dryness; no struggling for breath at night. Tell your druggist you want a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm. Ap­ ply a little of this fragrant, antisep­ tic cream in your nostrils, let it pene­ trate through every air passage of the head; soothe and heal the swollen, in­ flamed mucous membrane, nnd relief comes instantly. It is just what every cold nnd ca­ tarrh sufferer needs. Don’t atny stuffed-up and miserable.—Adv. ‘Betler-Gct-BeUer.*’ Do it Now. tf EAST SANFORD Rev. W. T. Rancher will be over from Apopka Sunday for his usunl third Sundny in the month visit here. Mrs. T. L. Brantley hns gone to Montgomery, Alnhnmn, to visit her two married daughters, who resldo there. Little Louise Wilson was brought home from Dr. Robson’s hospital on Wednesday, after a long illness from typhoid fever. The Sheolcy Fodriek family left here Tuesday night for Orlando, after being In this part of town for the past two yenrs. They came hero from Savannah, Gn. Joe Cameron’s family are driving a new Dodge touring car. Joe Cameron enme home -from Mia­ mi Inst Fridny for a few dnys, re­ turning to Miami on Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cameron nnd son, Henry, have been down there for the past seven weeks nnd they expect to re­ main for some time longer. Mr. SANFORD CASH GROCERY CO. SPECIAL SERVICES PRESBYTEKRIAN CHURCH Beginning Sunday night at eight o ’clock, the pastor will deliver a series o f sermons o f “ Men of the Old Testa­ ment,” in which hq will show how like our experiences of today are these characters of old. Sunday night he will preach on, "Jacob, tho Man Who Was Hls^Own Worst Enemy, or 4low You Can Overcome Your Besetting Sins." \ Character studies are always Inter­ esting, and 'you are invited to these services each Sunday night. “ Better-Get-Better." Do U Now. tf Neuritis------ The "LOGICAL TREATMENT” - — Paralysis ASK US “ ENERGIZER Oleo ....................... 30c Fresh Country Eggs 40c 12 Bars Large Oc, tagon Soap.............90c 12 Bars Small Oc­ tagon Soap ...... 55c 6-lb. Cans Crisco....$1.25 8-lbs. Snowdrift ....$1.30 Meadow Gold,But­ ter, lb. •................ 65c No. 1 Tomatoes, 3 for ...................... 25c No. 2 Tomatoes 3 f o r ...................... 30c .No. 3 Topiatoes, 3 for ^ 45c Special price on Paul’s Pure Jam, per-glass .............. .45c ASK TH EM 99 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. BOX 399 CLASSIFIED WANT ADS Bargains in TRUCKS WANTED for Next 36 hours at B. Sc O. GARAGE 1-Ton Truck .......$2,090 Tires extra ......... 100 Total .....$2,190 Will sell for.........$1,350 W ANtED— Young cow. Host be fresh and good milker. J. H. Mai­ mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tie WANTED—Team work, all kinda. In­ quire Hanson’s Shoe Shop. 28-12p WANTED TO BUY— New self-sUrt•ing Ford. Must bo a bargain for the cash.—Cates Crate Co. 29-tfc SEE M. S. NELSON for all kinds o f hauling. 81-tfc wa s t e I^— tE* cSSES WatOne %-ton Truck $2,590 Miu.vni kin* l-e -iu c u : Mullclnr*. Extract*, Spies*. Moapa, M>n»|*n, ate, U t l ladjr or rtntbinaa •tent w in ln l la Saafonl and oilier vacant tit­ Tires extra ..................... 250 le*. Alt or *p»r* lima. I’ arilcnUr* and ta n - Total ....... ...$2,840 Will Sell for.........$1,800 Tells How To Open Clogged Noetrils and Ena Head-Colds. .“Twenty lessons in Domestic Science," by Marion Cole Fisher hns recently been received by us for re­ view. This is n complete advanced course in domestic science and home econom­ ics boiled down to meet the require­ ments of tho housewife and the stu­ dent. The entire course consists of twen­ ty practical lessons—one hundred pages filled with tho most valuable information the housewife can poss­ es—heretofore taught only In domes­ tic science schools. •Do you know the relative value of food,’ which fruits jo use for cooking, what purpose snlnds serve,‘ the cor­ rect use of condiments, about proper kitchen equipments, about‘ U. S. Gov­ ernment’s bulletins, how to reduce L ■ I j the high cost of living, how to pro­ mote nnd protecL.*>’our own and your families health, how to make house­ keeping simpler nnd more economical and plonsnnt by utilizing modern science in the home. This book, we note, irf. priced at $2.00 per copy nnd from what we un­ For Friday and Saturd’y derstand it contains a complete $100 Compound Lavd.,..12V^c college course, condensed, nnd it in practically FREE to every interested 24-lbs. Self Ris­ housewife. ing Flour $1.50 Write the Home Economics Depart­ 11-lbs. Granulated ment of the Calumet linking Powder S u g a r .....:.... ...... $1.00 Co., 4100-28 Fillmore St., Chicago, Il­ linois, for full particulars regarding 1-lb. Ever Best Nut the book and how to secure it.—Adv. E. A. Moffitt with his big Federal truck has returned from Hastings and is ready to serve his Sanford cus­ tomers with his same good service at reduced rate. 35-lt It Simply Removes Obstructions to Blood Flow— Dislodges Accumulations of many years— And Thus Equalizes ,. Pressure on Nerves— Arteries 2-Ton Truck ..... ..$2,990 Tires extra ........... 300 Total ................ $3,290 Will sell for ..........$2,000 Cameron nays ho never had such a long vneation before and that they are having a fine time. Dr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Dressor are lenving for their home in Watertown, N. Y., next Tuesdny, nfter spending the winter here. They will visit In New York City nnd Betholehnm, Pa., cn route. They expect to return to Florida next winter. The Corpnnys nnd Ellsworths vis­ ited Dnytonn Bench last Sundny. It was too cold to bathe, they report. Mr. nnd Mrs. Palmer are the now people fn Cameron City who bought for n home the cottage and several lots formerly owned by Mrs. Morgan. The Palmers formerly lived in Cin­ cinnati and have relatives in Geneva. J. F. McClelland hns bought back his farm at Moore’s Stntion which he recently sold to Peter. Fed rick. Mr. nnd Mrs. McClelland will move back in a few weeks. The house is to he moved from its present location to a much plensnnter site on Miller avenue. A fierce fire raged nil Monday af­ ternoon in A. B. Cameron’s woods. All the men in the neighborhood turn­ out to help fight it back, us it came up pretty close to the barns. ‘‘ Hellcr-Gct-llcUer.” Do it Now. ■ __ IP |)lra frr*. Writ* tod*r, O '., gi. >i«iiiiiii[*aTriin. Tba J. II. W ilk in * a«-ttp M ISC E L L A N E O U S Visit Hcitz Benuty Parlors, Mezinine floor of Seminole Hotel. Appointments by phone. Hot oil sham­ poo and mud facial, some of our spec­ ialties. Rider Springs Water used. Appointments limited to Wednesday and Thursday only. 196-wkly GET YOUR ORDERS In now fo r your new Bulck car. Se« W. J. Thigpen. 46-tfc HEMSYlTCHlhld and Picoting attnehment, works on all sewing ma­ chines, $2.00. Personal checks 10c extra. Lights Mail Order House, Box 127, Birmingham, Ala. 207-oaw-7t ORDER your new Bulck now and you will not lose any ttmo on tho now car load coming in soon. 46-tfc YOU CAN order your new Bulck no wand save time on the next car lo‘ad. 46-tfc FOR SALE fo il HAl.B—10 aerr* uf lam). 5 »rrv* tlkri In lUnfuril crlrr, ilUtrlrt,—Jolm Itraiwr, llonl* No. I 'lilll.n l flu. 3 t-3 tp FOR SALE^Good farm mule in good condition.— M. Fleischer, 11-26-tfc l o l l n.ll.k ('herroli't lourln* r*r In m-nl run- nliiff «*rili*r. Nn I T offer rrfuied,—II. It. Jm'fcmn. Ufcf Mnnw. Flu. 34 3tp FOR SALE— 10 acres in celery delta at .Sanford, for $1,000 cash or on terms. J. M. Stevens, 39 Barnett, Jacksonville, Fla. 31-7tc KEY WEST POTATO PLANTS $1.75 per 1,000 Iteudy April 1st, delivered at station or in Sanford. W. V. DUNN , II. A, Box 221-A , Sanford, Florida LOST— Level wind Shakespeare Ideal reel. Finder please return to Geo. tf W. Knight, Snnford. 35-lt _ h il ip R. A ndrew s R E A L . Real Estate Service SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J An attract!** bo&klet, "~Tfx House Across she JKry,” illuitrau* tba value of paint liarpvmy in lit* bom*. Aik ui for frra copy and color chart*.. THE ONLY ECONOMICAL PAINT IS T H E BEST P A IN T . Never use an ordi. nary paint on the outside o f your home. You pay just as much for labor whether you use the best or poorest paint, but poor paints soon fade and chip. .Be sure, ask for nhiS-iH ..Salt G H Horn* Paints main their fruit coloring. • they kmp your bom* beautiful for year*. a CARTER LUMBER CO. SANFORD, FLA.. - > a* . - - • -- ■ m m . , �I, :r !\T- S i _ m ;v v - ^*, Kl»J-1’lOE^S^*'^* -I - *-/ ii-i^4t- 3^-i :*~- ^ . ’♦•-:^i.v -:ir 4 i> £ r.« !sy-:=- - —d .- .=-. r’ - . r - r- j .v , £T- ^=r- p-~~~~ *#‘ * 'f_ tl*-1' 1n *•;* '--a 1. - - ■ m w : - THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 15,1921 ■ P ^ Legal Advertisements FRUIT MEN ADOPT NO DAMAGE FROM COLD RESOLUTIONS ON AT SANFORD GREEN FRUIT LAW CO ON ItRCORD AS FAVORING NO CHANGE IN PRESENT LAW. Fifci* ’ 1 I?. : I ■ S rr [nr -:-~ & % ,, 1’ i -r J Hi E> 1 ' k?Ju |r .^g». ! ’ ’ ,>41 •s “ And There Wasn’t the Slightest Smell from Dead .ltnls."‘ Writes John Simpkins, fnrmcr of Annnndnlc, N. J.; "Rats 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 n live rnt since. Dead ones a plenty. I like RAT-SNAP because after killing rats it dries them up—leaves no smell." Three sizes, 35c, C5c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hard­ ware Co.— Adv. BS {: . '/ ORLANDO, April 9.—The follow­ ing resolution wns passed at the Fruitmcn’s Club at n meeting held here Thursday. Tho motion was duly mndc by S. O. Chase and sec­ onded by S. J. Sligh and unanimously adopted and reads as follows: Bo It Resolved, That the present Florida Green Fruit law be not amended or changed and that all forc­ es of tho citrus industry unite to pass tho bill providing an appropriation for the Plant Board. Bo it Further Resolved, That should the Green Fruit hill, ns drafted by tho DoLand committee nnd presented nt tho DcLand meeting, bo presented to tho legislature fo r ennetment ns a law.that in such event we fnvor tho amendment of this bill to conform to the present Green Fruit law of Cali­ fornia on oranges and with tho addi­ tion thereto that it bo made to also cover grapefruit, nnd with a further proviiio that the inspection remnln in effect until November 15 of each year, which law would be in effect as fol­ lows: "Oranges shnll bo teemed properly mature for shipment or sale under the provisions of this act when the juice contains soluble solids equal to or in cxccbs of eight parts to every pnrt of acid contained in the juice; nnd that . grnpefruit shall be deemed properly mature for shipment or sale under the provisions of this net when the juice contains soluble solids equal to or in excess of seven parts to every part of acid contained in the juice; the acidity of the jucie to be calculated as citric acid without water or crystalfixation; provided that the oranges nnd grape­ fruit have nttained to At least C5 per cent yollow or orange iintT grape fruit color before picking, nnd oranges nnd grapefruit which are substantially or nt least 70 per cent colored at the time of picking shall be deemed prop­ erly mature for shipment or sale, ir­ respective of analysis of the juice; thnt the state shall provide adequate Inspectors for the analyzing of the fruit and enforcement of this law, which inspection shnll remain in e f­ fect until November IMh of each year." Be it Further Resolved, Thnt wc do not fnvor the enactment of any green fruit law that would give California citrus growers nnd shippers an advan­ tage over Florida citrus fruit growers and shippers, which would be the case if the DeLand bill was passed with­ out amendment ns above. Be it Further Resolved, That We favor the furnishing of more inspec­ tors thnn have been furnished in the pflst so that the fruit may be proper­ ly inspected nnd the present law en­ forced. WANT 10,000 ACRES MORE . AND $10,000.00 FOR A ROYAL PALM PARK • TALLAHASSEE, April 12.-Royal Palm State park, In this county, Dado county, would be extended by 10,000 acres under a bill introduced by Sen­ ator Campbell" of West Palm Beach in the senate today. ■ The measure provides that tho Btate make the additional grant from land adjoining the park, in Dnde county. Senator Campbell nlso introduced a billbill calling for nn annual appro­ priation o f $10,000 for the upkeep of tho state park. Both measures are being sought by the Florida Foredation of Woman’s Clubs. THE BIG 4 *‘ .Stomadi-Kidneys-Heirt-Lirer, Keep the vital organs healthy by regularly taking the world’s standard remedy for kidney, liver, Madder and uric acid trouble"— GOLD MEDAL V < Al'SI I I S Tba National Ramady of Holland lor cantorUa and rndottod by Quaan Alt drnggtata, thrar sUaa. IN REi TETITION OT B. 7 , WHEELER. ET A L .. TOR THE EBTAO LIB11MENT OF A ■FECIAL ROAD AND BRID G E' DISTRICT TO BE KNOWN AS SPECIAL ROAD AND BRIDilE DISTRICT MO. *, OT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Hie petition of II. F. Wheeler. Thru -AnUn, el al, taking for the eatablleliment of a Special COOL WEATHER BRINGS UP THE Hood and llrldge PHtrtcf to h« known aa NI'F.CI AI. ROAD ANP 1IUIPUE DISTRICT NO. PRICE OF CELERY 2, of Seminole County. Florida, bating b**o HERE. prea*tiled al tbe regular March meeting or (hla Hoard, held on the nth day of March. A . P. 1021, and aald petition baring teen filed with (From Tuesday's Daily) tide Hoard al that time, and It appearing to thla Hoard that raid petition U atgned by not There were signs of a light frost le*« lhan Iwenly-flrg per Crnl. of lb* duly rolrr* who arc frr*-boldrr* re*ldlng on the fields early this morning so registered In Ibe territory 11 H proponed lo create Into the early risers among the growers aald Special tload and Ilrldf* Plilrict, and lb* kahi petlllon Belting out a deocrlpUoa of the state but nothing wns damnged nnd priqmaed location of lb* roada and brldgeo to cotutrncted. and a Ho Ibe amount rtecroairy the pepper crop nnd all the other be for Ui* rooalrurlbm of aald work, taking and crops such ns beans, potatoes, beets, praying for authority lo laan* and *etl bond* upon Ibe l*t*ld* pnqierty within Mid Special etc., are looking fine. Itoad and tlrldge Plilrict. and afler due and careful and Intettlgillon. II ap­ But the cold snnp has helped tho pearing rumination lo Ibe aatHficiloa of Ibla Hoard tbit celery immeasurably and the prices Ibe twtltloner* bar* complied with Ibe law In matter# *■ by atatute la la auch raae mad* sky-rocketed this morning on nccount inch and twotided; IT IS THEREFORE IIKHKIIY ORDERED *1 of the cool weather. The very warm thla meeting of the Hoard of CVninty Corumlaspell of the past week had started ■laner* of Seminole County, held Ibla 9th day April. A. D. 11*21. being a regular meet­ the black heart in the golden blanch­ or ing of aald Hoard, that an election be, and tbe ing celery and the growers hnd to aame la hereby ordered held In aald territory which |l la pmpoeed lo conetltnle Into »ald work hard spraying to keep it down Special Road and Ilrldge DUtrlct lo be known ■a ROAD AND 1IRIDOK DISTRICT and the price dropped on account of No. SPECIAL 2, of Seminole County, Florida, lb deter­ the inrge^hipments going from San­ mine whether inch territory tbit! be cuoatltuled Into a Special Road and Hrblge Dtelrlct, ford nnd other sections. and to further dttcrwfh* whether tbe road* and bridge* propoaed lo b* constructed thill be n o But now nil is chnnged. There is Itructed and paid for In tb« manner epcclfled but little celery anywhere nnd San­ and act forth In aald petition. . tl la further ordered that proper nolle* of ford has the bulk of the crop, there laid election be (Iren and publlabed for Dot being about five hundred cars o f the lea# than thirty d*ya nett proceeding the d*y mi which auch election th ill be held. Mid nogolden nnd green top together left in llce lo b* publlabed In Ihe HANFORD IIKRAI.P. a newapaper pnhllabed In Sanford, Seminol* the Sanford section and it is rumored Couuly, Florida. II la further ordered tb it only duly qualified thnt the buyers arc offering $3 per elector* who ire free-bolder* maiding within crate hero today with the prospects the territory which II la propoaed to er*at* Into a Special Road and llrtdg* DUtrlct aball h* en­ good for even better pricea for the titled lo voir at auch election. Tbe fallowing la Ibe Irrrllory petitioned |n be best stud nnd n good pock. camailiulrd Into a Special Road ami Hridg* This means thnt the growers with Dial riel: Heglnnltig al Ihe corner of Hecllona 2d, 27, 94 the late celery will make good even and 33 of Tuwtublp 2 0 . Buqiti af Ranga 30 if they hnvc not received much profit Eaal, run South along Section tine to corner of Hrrtlnna 14, IS. 22 and 29, Townahlp 21, from the crop thnt has already been South of Range 30 Eaet. thence W eal. along shipped on nccount of the high freight Keitbui Line lo corner o f Hecllona Id, IT. 20. and'21, luwuatilp 21, tuiulb of Range 30 Eaal, rate.s. Should the better prices pre­ thrnce Suulh abng Section l ine lo ibe Houlhweal comer of Seclhm 39. Townahlp 21. South vail at the end of the season and the of Range 30 Eaat, thence Kaat along Townspring crops bring n fuir price the •hip Line between Townahl|i* 2P and 22, lo Ibe Keonlockbatchlf Creak, thane*. Northerly growers will come out much better along aald creek to He Inleneclton with lb* Eaal l-wimUry of Section 13, Townahlp 21, thnn expected especially in the sen- Huuth of Range 31 Eaat, Ihence North along son when no farm crops nre netting Range Line between Ranger 31 and 32 to the quarter eectlon comer on tbe Eaat boundary the growers what they should any­ of Seclbui 21, Townahlp 2<>, South of Range 31 Eaat. thence Wral lo U k r draaup. thence where in the United States. Weaterly along Ihe South rhore of l^ke lo Thus the old Sanford section can be Hecllon Line running Eaat and Wral twtwren Section# 2d and 33. Townahlp 2<), South of counted upon to come in at the finish Range 3u Eaal. lUrnc* Wr*l along aald Sec­ ami add some money to the exchequer, tion Line to t„,|nl of teglnnlng Tltc al-,ce ilcacrlled territory being County always. I'oniinUabmer a Ptatrtct. No 4. and alao. Hegtnntng al a |Hitnt on tl.c South Houndary of Section 31. Townahlp. 21, South of Range 32 Eaat. where the Emnlorkhatrhlr Creek crooner CHANGE IN LAUNDRY •aid Hue. thence Northerly along tab] Creek — NEW MANAGEMENT ro Ha Inleracctlon wllb the Eaal !«,titulary of Section’ IJ. lowitalitp 21. South uf Hinge 31 Eaat, tbrncr North along aald Range Line be. The Marshal Steam Laundry has tween Rangea 31 ami 32 Eaat, lo Ihe qaarter Section comer on Ihe Eaal Imundary of Beechanged hands and is now being oper­ Mi"i 24. rowoaliIp A), South of Range 31 Eaat, Ihrnre Weal (o Lake Jcaaugi, ttienre Northerated by Rawlings A Hurltmrt, Mr. and t.i along the Eaat ahore of lAke Jeaaup to the Mrs. A. R. Marshall having disposed St. Jobna Rltyr. tbrnc* In a general Easterly dlrecllun up the St. Jrdtne Hirer lo and llirough of their interests to the new firm. Lake Harney, tl.rnr* Southerly and up to the Rawlings A Hurlburt arc Ix>th ex­ l>u|ni where the Hi John# Hirer criwae* the Soulli t-iundarr of Townahlp 21. South, tt.enre perienced laundry .men having worked Weet along aald Townahlp Line In point of at the business for many years. Re­ lieglnnlng Tt*e a to ir deecrllwi) lerTtlof-y twlng ti'tlltJ cently they were employed by the Com mHttoner a Ptalrlct Nu 3. Tire deecflp!b«n of the propoaed location 'of Leesburg Laundry nnd know this dis­ tbe rogda and bridge* to lw Conatructed, bard •urfaeed and Implored, la aa folbnra, lo-wlt; trict thoroughly, They also know Tliat rerlalo'highway front Orledo to tloldenrtal ilMtrltied t> fotbma to wit Hegtnntng In how to handle the hard water of this rt^ Town of 111 te-do, Seuitiode t’ounly. Eloclda. city nnd get the i>ent results from this at a point layi feel Eaat of the North weet earn­ of Section IS. Townahlp ^11. South of Range knowledge. In a fuw weeks thijy will er •tl Eaal. run Weal 2400 feet, ihrnre In a install a lot of new machinery nnd Houitm ,-aicrlj direction following the main Irnrelled road running pool Ovjrdo lo Orlando will ho ready to handle tho laundry nfl-roitfoatcty S.h to11re. to ttie Orange County * business of this part of Florldn. Mr. Line, and alao, Thai certain highway from Chnloola to the Rawlings is a specialist in hand work County Line, itea.lllest aa follow#. Inwlt It*, ginning al Ihe Intrneclhnt of Hie Eaat line especially on men's shirts, having of SecUoti 2!h Townrli ji 21. S-i-ttb of Range 32 worked in some of the largest shirt Eaal, with lie renter line i f HcirnRt attret In the Town Hlle or No Cj tUittlnula, Seminole factories in Troy, New York, where he County I I.Tlda. run South 1 Vi ,i,|lr* 11— hail line of Section# 2TI "lid 32 to the Orange had charge of ihe work of laundering County line, and, At*,,' 11„—c potlloh-i of teat ertatn l.tghn ay the men’s f m c shirts b e f o r e they w e r e l-.twc.ti itenela and o* , >1 • .t ,re [ottlniU r, sent' out to the trade. They expect p dea.etl—1 aa billow • ltcgluntog Ml, feet Vi eat ..f 0,e SoUltiraal corner of Section 11, to take up n scries of advertising in lownatiip go. South of Range 32 Eaat, Hemlthe Unity Herald as soon us their nfle County. Florida, taald t»>lnt Ulng Ihe Eaal end of the brlrk road on ihe Sunlh line of new machinery arrives and they want •aid Section HI run Eaal spj f**i to the Honlhe*at corner of paid Section t>. theme North and and should expect the patronage that Nurtlieaaterly along the road leading to Oaceola. they deserve. They are young men 4ldl feet to a i*olnt one mile from beginning, and. who have east their lot with Sanford it*., l-.glnning al the Northern lermlmu of nnd expect to make Sanford their fu­ the CuUnly* road runultig from *;cneia to Oa ceota. aald t-ilnt t<*lng 7n feel N'orlhweal ture home. from the renter Roe of il,c Florida Eaat t >*«ai Railroad and lai Tcet Wear from the Center Rne of tl,e Honda Cyprraa Company'# mill aid STATEMENT OE THE OWNEKHH1P MAS to*- run aoulhwraterly paraJlel with the’ Florl AOEHENT CIRCULATION ETC. RE da Eaat h u l l Railroad one mite Said coa.U QUIRED BY THE ACT OF CON and aatd |*>rt|ooa of aald mada to te I,,,,. ORESS Of ADOUST 14, !»lf •tructe.1 of -auch width and of »uch hard aur facing tnaiertat aa may tiereafier he delero f * anfont Herd.I published n n -k l; at Man- udned Ity lt,e Hoard of County Cotnmlaalnnrr* H.e atiioUnl raltmaled aa neceeaary to pay for ford. rta , for A|ifll I. IV2I. the runatTBcilon. nf aald roada and bridge* H STATE O f IT.0 III PA. NINETY t HOI SANP i|H),OSl (W) pollara; lb* COUNTY O f SEMINOLE, Refor* me, a Notary l“uhIlf In an,I fur Hi* coal of aucti moatrufltoii I* lo l-> paid for by Stair an.) county #f, •rr##IJ. prm-nally ai;<e#rvd the l-euance ami aale of taimla uf aald Special Hoad and Hrblge I'lalrlcl. If Cnoailluleit. for N. i . I.lllar.!. atiu baaing t#-en Only attorn ac coniine to law, drpo#«# ami taja tliat li* la •aid amount, payatde tblrly J^tr* after dale with Inlercat at the rale of #1* per centum per Hi* 8-c re lary-Treasurer of Hu. Sanford Herald and that It* following la, to »L« beat of lit# annum frum Ibe dale of tbe aale of aald bond*, knowledge and belief, a true alatriurul of lli» and aald taimla are not to l * told or utterwU* t.wnaraldp. m#n«yetnenl. rtf., of thr # fore.aid 41* [awed of fee Icaa than face value. II la further Ordered that a proper rail for yulitlratlun fur tbe datr rliown In tin. above caption. rr'pilrnl by ihe Act of Auruai 51, lulif. •aid election In aald dlatrlct be Immediate!; riRkdlnJ In section 111, Puatal la w , and lire- drafted, and that lt>* tania t « puhUahrd In the illation*, printed , -i, Ihr trtrrw of Ibla font!, newapaper aforeaatd.' fur lb* full period of lime |,im rtl«J by law. to » l t : Ism* and Ordered In opeti tcaal.in on thta l . — t m Ibe r, a luce and #,Mrr#ve# of lb* put.Ilahrr. editor, managing editor, ami boalur** Ibe Jib day of April. A. !». IV21, L. A. IIHCMI.KY, m in im a are: Chairman Nam* of P. O. adilrcaa l_ r . ItAOAN. Pnbllaber. IleraU ITInllng Co., Sanford, l i t C. W . ENTZUINRXH. EMI tor It J Holly. Sanford, Florida. O. P. SWOPE, Managing Editor 1L J. Holly. Hanford. El» K CURLBTT. Hualne*# Manager: N J. Ltllard, Hanford, ria Hoard of County Cumuilarkoere, 2-— Thai tbe owner* art It, J. Holly, Han­ fef Setulmda Oouoq, Florida, ford. rta.; It. A. Neel, Sanford. Via.; N. J. J lh lc IJIlard. Sanford. E H .; I lean Treadwell, Sanford, E li.; T E WLU.ii,. Hanford, EH .; Ed. Hunk*. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDICHanford. EH,; F. f . Pultun, Sanford. EH.. IAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, Mia. it. L. Taylor. IndlanapoUa, lud. FLORIDA.— IN CHANCERY 3. — Tliat the known boodSobleta, mortgagee*, Marla Jot.naon, and Ollle Johnaoa, and other aecurlty bolder* owning or bolding t va. per rent iw more of total amount of lam,la, Atel tv. Jubnaon, atlaa Oaear W . Steer, Rutb mortgage*, or other acruritlea n r ; Mrrgeu Allcorn, joined by her hatband, J. U, All•baler Urutype Cm. New York. corn. 4. — That tbt two paragraph* neat above. f l» . • BILL TOR PARTITION Ing the name* of tbe owntrg, atockboldera, and Where## ibe akita named cotnpUlnanta bale aecutliy boldera. If any. n n tiln not only lb* Hal of (torkljoldrta and aecurlty bolder* ■* they filed Ibelr bill for ibe parlltlon of I>ol fl, Hluck appear upon the t-*>ka of the company but abo, 3, Tier 8 of lb* City of Sanford. Seminole la eaaea where the * iockbvl.ltr or aecurlty bobl- C‘ « n ly , I’ bslda; tad that It appear* frum the •r appear* u|#,n the took a of tbe company a* Affidavit at OI1I* Jobneon, on* of ibe romtrue tee or In any other fiduciary relation, tbe pUlnanla of tba *t«v# anlttled bill, Iktt Aiel name of tba t-ereon or evaporation tor whom W . Jotinaoo, alia a IHcar W . Speer, la one of •ttrb (metre U acting, U (H en ; abo that lb# the defendanta In Ihe foregoing bill; tbei the aald two paragraph# contain aUiemeeta em­ above uameil defendant h a rvaldeol of . tba bracing affiant a futl knowledge and belief aa Slat* o f North Carolina and addreaa la Aabato the rlmmataace* and cuadlltowa under whlth villa, ear* tl. K lluapllaL Thai It la th* bastockholder* and aecurlty bolder* who do not lief pf complainant that b* U ovar 21 yearw ■PP**r bi> « the book* of the company aa irua- Of age; that tbare la no one Is th# title the •ervlce of euhpoent upon would btsd the de­ tee*, hold ainck and aecurltle* to a rapacity ^ or than that of a N*oa fldr owner; and thta fendant. You are therefore ordered In eppnar to rhle affiant baa no reason to heller* that any other hill of comj.lalnl on the Pith day of Mar peraon. aaaocHlIoo. or corporation baa any Inter*#! direct or indirect la lb* aald ’ ■lock, 1321 ll la furl her urdered that Ibla nolle* t* pubUaidi. « Other aecurlilce than aa no elated by tlahcl f.w four auccrMlv* week* In (he Sanhim fool llerald. • nenapaper publlabed In Semi­ N J 1.11.1.A HP, Scc.-Tre**., nole Cuunly, Florida. • _ * Huaineaa Manager. WITNESS E A. DoogUoa. clerk ot the clrSworn to and autwcttlwd I*for* me thta gth n i l Court, and lb* Seal thereof, thla th* 7 U day of April. I#31. day, of April, A. D. 1*31. MINNIE BAKER, iSKAL) B. A. D0U0LASS. • Notary Public. ■ Clark. My rommlaoloa eiplre* October 38lb. 1*34. T . S . DOUOLASS, D. a TIINTTORD A PERRYMAN, ■olid tor* for Complainant*. i t tte Office supplies at 'lh t Bfenld. Bur toot port cords st tte B n U -' » 3^ - :-r - # :^ • '=- ■■r - ' . *- - - mm Try r Hsrsld Woat Ad-—It p*js. NOTICE o r AV ELECTION TO XSTABUSH SPECIAL ROAD AND BRIDOE DISTRICT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, TO BE KNOWN AS SrZCLAL ROAD AND BRIDOE DISTRICT. N0. •. AND DETERMINE WHETHER THE COST OF THE BUILDIN0 OF THE rROFOSED ROADS AND BRIDOES IN SAID SPECIAL ROAD AND BRIDOE DISTRICT SHALL BE PAID FOR FROM THE PROCEEDS OF A BOND ISSUE IN THE SUM OF NINETY THOUSAND P 0 ,00000) DOLLARS. W HEREAS, a’ petlllon wa* preeanled lo th* Hoard of County Cummlaa loner* of Seminole Cuunly. Florid*, on lb* Slh day of March, A. D.. 1031, algned by more than twenty-five per rent of ■ Ibe duly reglaterad voter* who *r» free ladder* reetdlng ^within Ibe terrttory her*' Inaftrr ilracrlbed. praying to have ronalltuled and ealabllahnl • Special Itoad and Hridg* Dlatrlcl In K*ndnote County, Florida, lo b* km.wn aa SPECIAL ROAD AND 111111)01: DIS­ TRICT No. 2. of Seminole County, Florid*, and lo hare ronatrurted within aald Special Road and Ilrldge DUtrlct, permanent -roada and brldgre; the lerrltory Bought to Iw cunollluted and ealablUbed Into a Special Itoad ami Ilrldge lilrlrlct being In Seminol* County, Florida, and more parlleviUrly deacrlbed aa follow*, to-wlt; lieglnnlng at lb* corner o f Section* 2fl. 27. 34 and 93, Townahlp 30, South of Range 30 Eaat, run Suulh thing Sec IIon Line lo comer of Sec­ tion* 14, IS. 22 ami 23. Townahlp 21, South of Rang* 30 F.aat, Ihence Weal along Section Lin* lo comer of Section* 10, IT, 20 and 21, Town­ ahlp 21. South of Range 90 Eaal, thence Houlb a bag Section Line to the Routbwral comer of Section 39. Townahlp 31, South of Rang* 30 Eaal. thence Eaat along Townahlp Una between Townahlp* 21 and 22, to tba Ectmloekhalrhle Creek, thence Northerly along aald Creek to It* Interred It,n with th* Eaat bonudiry o f Seclinn 13. Tuwtrahlp 21. Buulh of Rang* 31 F-**l, thence North along Ring* Una between Range* 31 and 32 to the Quarter Section cornrr on th* Eaat bounitary of Section 34, Townahlp 30, South of It*rtf* 31 Baal, thane* Weet lo Lak* Jr«up, thence Wealerly along lb* Boo lb abor* of Lak* to Section Mne running Eaat and W att between Sectl-m# 38 «nd 33. Townahlp 30. South ofWRange 30 Eaal, thane*'Weat akmg aald Sec­ tion Une to point of beginning, Ihe above de­ acrlbed territory being Qounly Uimmlaalooen Dlatrlcl No. 4, and alao. i;pfInnlnc t t • point on tho fkralfa loim d iri of Section 31. Townahlp 31, South of Hang* S3 Eaat. where th# Econlockhatchl* Creak cm**a* aald U b *. Ihenc* Northerly alung aatd Creak to Ita IMenretlon with the Eaal boundary or Section 13,' Townahlp 31, South of llanga SI Eaal, Ihenc# Notlh along aald Rang# line be­ tween Range* 31 and 32 Eaal, to tba quarter Section corner on Ibe Ea»t boundary of Hactl.>a 24. Townahlp 3 ) South of K in (* 31 Eaat, Ihenc* Weal to lake Jeaaup. tbene# Northerly along Eaat abor* of la k * Jeaaup to th* St. Jobna river. Ihenc# In a general Eailtrly di­ rection up the 81. John# River In and through lake Harney, thenr* Southerly and up to lha point where tba St. John* rlvar cm**** the South boundary of Townahlp 31 Suutb, ihenc* Wral aking aald Townahlp line lo tbe point of beginning, th# abv»* dfecrllied territory being I'otinry Comnilaalooer*' Dlatrlct No. 5 The deecrtptlon of lb# propoeed location of Hie ruada and bridge* lo l>* cona true led, hardaurfared end loiprored 1* a* follow*, lo-w li; Thai certain highway from Orledo to Goldetirod. tlcacrllwd aa follow*. To-wlt; lieglnnlng In Ibe Town Of Orledo. Seminol# County. Flori­ da. at a point Odd feel Eaal of Ihe Northwaat corner of Hecllon 15. Townahlp 21, South of Hang* 31 P**«. Weat 2400 feet, Ihenc* In a Soqlhwealerly direction following Ihe main Irnrelled' rued running from Orledo to Orlando approtlmalely 3.II mllea to tbe Orange Ouunty line, and alao, That certain highway from Cbulnola lu (be County line, deacrllwd aa follow#, lo-wlt: Reglnntng al the Inlereectlon of tbe Eaat line of Section 2H. Townahlp 21. South of Range 32 Eaal. with the center line uf Herentb atreet In the Town Site of North Cbutuol*. Seminole iVtnnty. Florida. , run Hoolb I.S3 mllea on the |Uat line uf Sect tuna Zt and 32. lu the Orange Cuunly line, and Alao tboae portion! of that certain highway l-einrrn Genera and Oece.da, mure particularly deacrltwd •• fntlowa. lo a ll Regin A48 feel Weal of lb* Southeaat .-.iruer or Section P, Townahlp 2u. South nf Range 32 Halt. 8emln.de County. Florida, (aald point being Ihe Eaet end of Ibe brick road no the South Mne of aald Sec­ tion Ui. run Kaat St.l feel to the Southeaat c r u e l of aatd Section P. thence North and Northeaatrrly along lb* road leading to Oaceol*. 4434 feet to a point une mile from begin­ ning. and alao Heglntdng al lt,e Northern lermlnna of the County nurd running from Genera to Oaceola. ••Id pidnt Iwlng 70 feet Northwett from the center line of the Florida Kelt Coaat Railroad aod n 1 feel Weat from the center Mne of Ihe itaconla Cyprraa Company** mill aiding, run South* cateriy parallel with the Florida Eaat i'.mat llaltr<<ad one mile. Said cud# ami aald portion# of aald roada to !»# cona l rue ted of •nrh width and uf aurb hard aurfgced material aa n.ay hereafter le determined by Ihe Hoard of Coun ty Corn mla# Ioner*. Tilt amount eatlmated aa neceaaary to pay f,.r tbe Conatru*'l|oo of the roada and bridge* •et forth In aald petition la NINETY TIIOL'SA.NH I|!ai.tgm.lai| IVilla re. tbe c e l of auch coatruiHot. to le paid for by the luuanre and aale of 1-m.la for aatd a mount. pay atile thirty year* after date, with Intrreat al the rate of all |<er Cent, per annum, aald l«.mla not to tw auld or otberwlaa dlapcwe.1 of for lea# than par. NOW. THERKEIIIIE. Notice la beret,y gleen that on the 17th day of May, A. R. 11421. an elcctlmi- will Iw held within Ihe territory totighl lo Iw rreale.1, onatltutrd. and ralahltahe,l Into a Special Itoad and Hridg' tRa'id1"’ , and •aid elect ton la heret.f ordered to le held on •aid ilate l.y the qualified elector# wt.n are free hol-lefa rcaldlng wtll.U. TJ*r lerrtl,,ry wld.-ti tl ta priqHionl to create Into aatd Special Itoad aod Hrtdgc Dlatrlcl. f„ delcrioliw tf tie at-ne deecrthed territory aball ,tw cnalltuted Into a S;w.-|al Road and Hrtdgc Dtatrct of Semln.de County, Florida, lo tw kiwvn a a SPECIAL HOAD AND Dill DDE DISTIUCT Nn 2, an l lo further determine If there aball t« run•tructcl within aald Special Road and Rrldge Dlalrlct ala.tr defined, permauerit roada and t-rldgr* aa praye.1 for and aa fully deacrlbed and act forth In tbe petition on file with the Hoard of County Comndaahmera. and aU,» to further determine If N IN IT V T lltil HIND , |;«>ia«,o,i| Iv.ilar* at,alt t-i rat-cl t,y the laananre and aale of ta,n,U | a;aM e thirty year# after date, twar lug intrreat at thr rate of -tt per cent per an lltim fr.wu tt.c dale nf Ihe aale of raid t-nda it,e aat.l l-.nda not to le *o|,l for leaa than par and lo' to* retired l.y # atnklng fund derl.ed from a apeetal tat to be aaaeaacd and clleeted upam tbe property wllblti aald dlatrlct. Tba foHtnarlng per-.-,# are appointed aa tTrrka and Itiapectora of aald Elect|,ui Precinct No- I — Ovtado 41. D. W alcoH. Clerk. 8. W . Swop*. Tl. 0 . Crawfor.1, Steen Netenn. Inapectora, the ladling tdace at ritledo lo h* at Lawton lire*.* warctouae. , Precinct No. 7.— Chuluot* C, I), Ilrumlry, Clerk.' . ' N. C. Jactw, i! tl. Jamba, IL L Dann. 1rupee tore. the polling place al Ct.u]u»U lo le at Stanley A libera' Store. Precinct No. I,— Oahriallo. 8. E. Mather*. Clerk C. K' Mather*. II. C. Parker, A. W . Moreman, !n*p*rtor*. the p.dllng place *1 Gabrieli* to tw at tbe School Hour# Precinct No. t — Oenava , J. II. Iloddlceton. Clerk. II. II. Paiitahall. C. W . Culiwptwr, J, V, Wlcka, Inapectore. Ibe polling place at Geneva to be at Ihe Town Hall. Said election ehatl la held In alrlct mmpl|. ance wtlh Ibe general eieetton law* of ihe State of Florid*, and Ihe Clerka and Inaprciur* hold­ ing aald election aha!! Immediately make re­ turn* of the remit of aald election In their rw•twettve preclncta. to tbe Hoard of County futntnlealtetera. Done and Ordered In iqwn eeoalun on thin th# fitb day of April. A. D. 1021. ISKAI.I U A. HRCMI.CY. thalrman. L. V. HAGAN, C. w . f. n t z m i n o c r , E. CL’ IU.KTr. O. P. SWOPE. , Roard of County Citmmlaaloerra, A Semlo.de County. Fl.wlda. E. A. DOUGLASS. Hark. Ry: V. K. DOUGLASS, D. C. — U , ' " - -- ' ’ 24dltc WASHINGTON, April 12,—State laws dealing with illegal traffic .in drugs are enforceable even in con­ flict with the national anti-narcotic act, the supreme court yesterday held. Refusal of the supreme court of -Min­ nesota to release a violator of the 'i NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CITY TAX DEED Notice is hereby given that J. E. Laing, purchaser of /Oily of Sanford Tax Certificate No. 179, dated the 1st day of April, A. D. 1916, has filed said certificate in my office, and has made application for City Tax Deed to issue in accordance with lnw. ‘Said certificate embraces the following de­ scribed property situated in the City o f Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot 11, Stcndiford’s Add. The said land being assessed at the date o f the issuance of such certificate in the name of L. Blaylock. Unless said certificate shall be redeemed accord­ ing to lnw City Tax Deed will issue thereon on the 30th day of April, A. D. 1921. WITNESS my official signature and seal this the 22nd day of March, A. D. 1921. (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, ■t Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fin. 32-6tc By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, Florida.— In Chancery FORECLOSURE-NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE W. R. Barr, Complainant, vs. Clara Moore and her husband, A. G. Moore, Defendants. NOTICE is hereby given, that I.E.F.Housholder, Special Master in the above entitled suit, will, under and by virtue o f that certain decree heretofore on March 29th, 1921, entered in tho above said suit, on the 2nd day of May, 1921, during the legal hours of sale, and at the front door of the Court House in Sanford, Florida, sell to the highest bidder for cash tho following describ­ ed property, lying and being In Semi­ nole-County, Florida, to-wlt: Lot six (6) and the South thirty (?0) feet of lot five (5) H. W. Barr's first nddition to Black Hammock, Seminole County, Florida, according to the recorded plat thereof. Said property to be sold at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash in hnnd. Purchaser to pay for deed. E. F. IIOUSHOLDER, Special Master. SCHELLE MAINES, Solicitor for Complainnnt. 33-5tc NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Under Section 575, 6f the Genera! Statutes Notice is hereby given that lienlty Trust Co., purchaser of Tax Certifi­ cate No. 1531 dated the 5th day of November, A. D. 1895, has filed said certificate in my office, nnd has made application for Tax Deed to issue in accordance with lnw. Snid certificate embraces the following described property situated in Seminole county, Florida, to-wit: -S hnlf of SW quarter of SW quar­ ter of SE t|unrter, Section 35, Twp. 19 S., Range 30 E., containing 5 acres, the said land being assessed nt the date of the issuance of such certifi­ cate in [he name of Unknown. Also Tax Certificate No. 2050, dat­ ed the 5th dny of June, A. D. 1894, has filed said certificate in my office, nnd has made application for tax deed to issue in nccordnnce with lnw. Sold certificate embraces tho following de­ scribed property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Reg. 30.67 chs. W of NE corner Sec. 2, Twp. 20 S., Rge. 30* E., run S 5 chs. W 10 chs, N 5 chs, E 10 chs. The snid land being assessed nt the date of the issuance of such certifi­ cate in the name of Unknown. Unless said certificates shall be re­ deemed according to law tax deed will issue thereon on the 10th day af May, A. D. 1021. Witness my official signature and seal this the 31st day of March, A. D. 1921. (SEAL) ’ E. A. DOUGLASS, * Clerk Circuit Court, . Seminole County, Fla. By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. 33-5tc IN CIRCUIT COURT. 8ETENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. BTATE OF FLORIDA. COUNTY OF SEMINOLE.— IN CHANCERY. M aryam v*. BILL FOR PARTITION W . Hauler, a widow, Kenneth W. Ilnnter, et *L NOTICE O r PUBLICATION. To ell parties claiming an Inleretl under Royal Hunter or Mfarnrts* In and to tbe following deecrllwd real property, situated In Seminol* Couoiy# Florida, to-wlt: l,ot Number 1, See 11— Townahlp 30 South, Rang* JO Keel. ering from lb* HIM of OompUlnt bar*. ----- >nd duly itilfled under a* 1 b ea pro vlded by law. that ll la th* belief of lb* com plalsanu Margaret W. Heater, that there la e person, or are prrsoea. Inlrrnlrd In tbe abor* deacrlbed property who#* name, or nature #r> unku '■ to tbe com pi# l o an L It la therefor* ordered that *11 parties claim­ ing an intercut la and to lb* tboe* described lend appear to tk# aald Rill of Complaint fil­ ed, herein oa or before Monday, tbe tad day ef May. A . D. 1081, lb* asm* being * Rule Day of this Court. * It I* further ordered that thli nolle* U pul# tithed la the Sanford Herald, e a*w*psp«r pub­ lished at Sanford. Seminole I'oonly, Florida, once a week for twelve ronaerutlra wreka. WIIDee* th# band and ##*L of 17 A. Doqglam Clerk of the said CUrult Court for SemtooU Cuunly Florida, *t th* Court Ilona* #t g # * . r c ^ r W d a . this the 37th day of January, A. isK .lt.) t a. DOL'D LASS. ROBINSON A BRIDGES. C' * 'k a r ” , ‘ C W t ' Itolletter* for Complainant. M -IIte state statutes because the offense with which he was convicted wss not FOR 8ALB—IW H. P. rb4 1*4 H. P. G rro U br engines. Brand m v • • d covered by the Federal law, was af­ la |»«rfect condition—Herald Print­ firmed. ' ing Co. tf a THX CIRCUIT COURT. SXTXNIH CLAL CIRCUIT, IEJON0LX COUNTY FLORIDA— IN CHANCERY J. 7. Laing, Joined by her buatwod end u n friend. J. B. Laing, Complainant!, v*. Wm. II. UeAlUter, AUc* U MeAUaler and *U unknown rtaileaea. heir* and grantee*, or oth­ er!, claiming under Wm. 11. McAlMltr and Alien L McAllater, Defendant!. CITATION. T»: Wm. II, McAllater o f Cincinnati, Suit of Ohio; Allen L. McAllater. o f Claetnutt, Ohiotbe unknown d*vl**M. belra, legaleea, gr»^ le**, or oth«r claimant* under Wm. II. MeAll#ter and Allc* U MeAUater; end to #ny and all other parties claim ing any lnttr**t In and lo tba following deacrlbed land* *H. titled In Seminol* County. Florida, lo-wltIoU On* (1) end Tiro (2) o f Block Twtl** (13), Tier Three (3) o f tbe City of Sanrced Florida, ea ahown by B. It. Trefford*' Utt> 0e Sanford. Florida: II appearing from lb* aworn bill nf complaint filed la thta eauee egalnat you, that yon have or claim aome Inlercat In lb* land* htrtlnabove described, therefor*, you, tbt # , m W m. It. McAllater, end Alice L. MeAtlaUr are hereby required to be end appear .btlor* oar ##IJ Circuit Coart at the Churl Ituna* i , Sanford. Florida, on (be 4tb day of April, A. D. 1021, and tbra and Iberu make anawer lo the bill o f complaint eib lb lted egalnat jnu ce otberwlaa a deer** pro confeaao will he cot,rad against you. And any end all other pertleu claiming „ . right, title or Interest In end to the land* h«r*Inshore deacrlbed under, by or through Wm. H, McAllater or AUc* L. MeAUater, or otherwise^ ere hereby required to be end appear before nor aald Circuit Court, et the Court Ilona# ta Sanford. Florida, on Ibe 2nd day of May, x. D. IP21, and then and there m ike inawrr t* the bill o f complaint eib lb lted egalnat 1,14 unknown peril**, otherwise a decree pro cue. feeao will be entered against said unknown partite. It la ordared that thla notice be pabitabed l a ­ th* Sanford llerald. a newspaper published ta Seminole County, Flerlds. once a week fo* eight week* Is (he known pairtie* defendast, and once a week for Iw elr* week* a* 10 th* ■aknowa peril** defendant.. Witness my . hand and the teal o f the aelA Circuit Court on thla the sth day of January. A. D. 1031. • (SEAL) ' E. A. DOUG LAIS. Clerk o f tho Circuit Ceurl. of Bemtnolo County, Fla. Ry V, E. DOUGLASS, D. (1 GEORGE Q. HERRING, , Solicitor end Conn**) for Complainant*. Ante NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Under Section 675 o f the General Statutes of the State of Florida Notice is hereby given that J. A. Harrold, pure baser \pf Tax Certifi­ cate No. 1169, dated the 3rd day of June,-A. D. 1912, has filed said certi­ ficate in my office, and has made np. plication for Tax Deed to issue in ac­ cordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property, situated in Seminole coun­ ty, Florida, to-wit: W hnlf of NW qunrtcr of NW quar­ ter (less S 7 A of W half and less N 104 A.) Sec. 3, Tp. 20, S. R. 31 E. The said land being assessed nt the date of the issuance o f such certifi­ cate in the name of Alex Voughn. Unless said certificate shall be re­ deemed according to law Tax Deed will issue thereon on the 10th day of May, A..D. 1921. Witness my official signature and soul this tho 31st day of March, A. D. 1921. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County. Fla. By A. M. WEEKS, I). C. 33-5tc NOTICE OF APPLICATION TAX DEED FOR Under Section 575 of the General Sta­ tutes of the State of Florida Notice is hereby given that J. E. Laing, purchaser of Tnx Certificate No. 130, tinted the 3rd day of June, A. D. 1918, hns filed said certificate in my office, and has made applica­ tion for Tax Deed lo issue in accordI ance with lnw. Snid certificate em­ braces the following described proper­ ty situated in Seminole County,* Florda i,to-wit: Lot 6, Block 14, Tier 9, , Sanford. Tho said land being aisesied nt the date of thfe issuance of such certificate in the nataie of F. D. Reed. Unless nnid certificate shall 1m? re­ deemed according to law Tax Deed will issue thereon on the 30th day of April, A. D. 1921.' , WITNESS my official signature nnd sesl this the 22nd day of March, A. D. 1921. . (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, • Clerk Circuit Coprt, Seminole County, Fit 32-6tc By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. a d v e r t is e m e n t Sealed bid# will ’ be received by 111# IlmlJ of County Commissioner* of Lake County. Finch!*, and lb# Hoard of County C»>hitnl*#lunrr» °t Seminole CoUBly, Florida, meeting Jointly kl Ihe Court llouae In Tavarea, J'lorld*. for the cotMlnietion of a wooden tre*tl# bridge term* the tVrktv* river. *1 Id a. m. May 12, 1 U2 I Each bid mint Iw arrv-mpanled by a certi­ fied rberk In ibe sum of five hundred l|M8) ihdlar*. made payable to T. C, Smyth*. Clerk for (he Hoard *>f C.atuty Commie* loner# of Lake County, Florida, aa evidence of r <"i faith. Tl.* County Commluloaer* reserve tt* right to reject any or all bid*. Coplr* of plana, specification*, propmed nAIrart and l*wid may Iw had an application T. C. Hrnylbe, Clerk of lb* Hoard of C»«)*tf Ci.Rimt##loner#. Tavares, Florida, or from E. A. libuglaas. n * r k of the Hoard of Coonly mt#*!<mer*. Sanford. Florida. » flr r April on dri-nlt nf (3,0(1 which will b* r*lurne4 “ bl.l la made. Ity order of llw Hoard of County Comml*•loner* of Seminol* County. Florida. (SKAl.i K. A . DOUGLASS. Clerk. 31 sir Ity V. E. DOUGLASS, D. G. CROPS ARE DAMAGED . IN PARTS OF STATE (By TV# Associated T n U ) OCALA, April 12.— Temperature 35 here this morning. Considerable damage Was done to crops in exposed places, it is reported. C V.INESV1LLE, April 12,-The condition of Florida crops ha« im­ proved greatly on account of rah* over mort of the state during the week ending April 9, according to reporta to the federal bureau of eroP estimataa here. " �- ---?-»-— A THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1921 STORES OF SANFORD WILL CLOSE THURSDAY AFTERNOONS, START ON THURSDAY, MAY 5TH Afternoons Off Will PERSONAL NOTES Give “Boss” and Clerks a Little Vacation ( Tt t m Saturday'* D ill/) Mr, nnd Mrs. Joe Dorner, of Deer Lodge, Mont., are the guests of Mr. The business houses of Sanford will and Mrs. Albert Dorner at their home Jose every Thursday afternoon duron Celery avenue. tg the summer months beginning on Thursday, May 5th, npd the following Mr. and Mrs. Billy Shearn left to­ petition was circulated' this morning, day for the north where they will be Jtceiving the names of the majority In tho hotel business for the summer of the business firms o f the city: months. They expect to return to We, the undersigned merchants and Sanford in the fall. They made many business men, agrtso to close our placfriends while here and they all vote # 0f bi/sincss, Thursday o f each week Billy a real boniface. *t noon (12 p. m .), beginning May {th until Sept. 20th: C. F. Williams is improving the . D. L. Thrasher, Ford building, or the east half of the W. E. Hawkins, Stone Gove building, by cutting off \V. K. Brokaw, the three-cornered coping on the top T. J. Miller Si Son, of the building and making the top F. Schwartz, square. This piece wns cracked, and Surprise Shoe Store, Mr. Williams was afraid it might top­ Sgeer A Son, ple into the street and cause consider­ J. A. Harrold, able damage and perhaps loss o f life, Sanford Shoe Si Clothing Co., • w . A. Tillis, • ■1 hence the improvement. Jones’ Cash Stores, The mnny friends of May Holly will J. I). Davison. be glad to learn that sho Is resting The Yowell Co., easy today after her accident yester­ Hill Hardware Co„ day afternoon, when some of the high Perkins Si Britt, school girls riding in n truck from Hodges Si McMullen, Palm Springs fell from the truck Ball Hardware Co. Merchants Groc. Co., when the body slipped off and were H. M. Lavcrn, cut and badly bruised by Borne sodn Mrs. Grace Williams, pop bottles that ,were in the truck. ■Roberts’ Grocery, May had a long deep cut in her Woodruff & Watson, back that required five stitches and S. Benjamin, Sarah Wheclcss was cut and badly L. P. McCuller, bruised and'several o f tho other girls French Shop, suffered bruises. J. K. Smith, A. Raffeld, (From Monday's Daily) Jno. T. Brady, Mrs. A. *R. Key has as her guest, A. Kanner, Miss Ethel Bra'dy, of Daytona, Flu. Deane Turner, Sanford Dry Goods Co. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Akers enjoyed I. D. Martin, a visit to Daytona Beach yesterday. Robbins' Credit Store, E. E. Turner, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Betts and party H. Bandel, were visitors to Daytona Beach yesli. K Johnson, Iterday. J. M, Dressncr, G. W. Waters, Mrs. Donald Smith returned from J. W. Snow, Snrnsota Friday where she 1ms been W. T. Flicker, * visiting her mother for a couple of The Quality Shop, weeks. 1 Rivers Bros. Stokes and Millitzer, Mrs. Harry Ward and daughter, J. II. Tillis, Miss Fern, had us their guests for Lloyd's Shoe Store, the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. *WlnCaldwell Furniture Co,, Inc., throp Each of Daytona Bench nnd Mr. Seminole County Bank, Morris Niver, of Dnytonn. First National Hunk. The Peoples Bnnk. Mr. nnd Mrs. Traeger of Eustis Breaking Up Stills Pleasant Pastime But’ Traffic Continues (From Tuesday’s Daily) Sheriff Hand and his deputies nrc still busy getting stills nnd the stills are still husy right along, for tho inws are {adequate to give tho sheriff the right kind of backing when he gets the. offenders. Last Saturday the sheriff and his deputies landed three stills, one at Chuluntn, one at Palm Springs and one m ar longwood, but the men .who were operating them had fled. The futures were destroyed on the stills and the- stills brought to tho sheriff’s office, where they will be destroyed later About fifty gallons of mash was destroyed nt the stills and this will handicap the distillers, only long enough for them to make more worms and get to work again, un­ less they are brought to justice mean* lifne, and when they are captured they will only bo fined. The laws are irad«iunte at this tl.no to atop the pnic rice of making nnd selling liquor. They give the judge tho alternative o f fining and when the lines arc not paid go to jail, but tho shiners snd their friends arc always r u l y anJ willing to j.ny the fires and they are then allowed to go nnd sin again. Sheriffs nil over tho state arc arresting the makers and sellers o f li­ quor but they are also getting tired °f arresting them and having them fined and allowed to go back to tho business again. The sheriffs arc spending much time and money at­ tempting to break up this business, but they will never bo able to break UP with the present low, and unless the Florida legislature passes one that will levy a Urm o f yean on the road ■fter the first offense, the trade o f "making nnd selling liquor In Florida wi*l continue to flourish as the green palm tree. Florida Woman’s W. C. T, U. Hojd Meeting PORT MYERS, April 12.—Memoers of the tenth district o f the Flor,(ta Woman’s Christian Temperance Union are holding the fourth annuel convention here today. Judge Oscar **• Hilburn, federal prohibition dir- **tor for Florida, la expected to be the Principal speaker at tonlght’a aesalon. Lovc’a health, and from his appear­ ance the Bounthem tonic proved very beneficial to him. They have opened their home on South Main street.— Crown Point* (Ind.) Star. MYSTERIOUS LETTER S A Y S ALLYN INNOCENT Mr. nnd Mrs. II. A. Neel and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy D. Jones and daughter, Emily Jean, visited Sheriff Wingate is in receipt of the Daytona Beach nnd New Smymn yes­ following letter which arrived nt his terday. office this week relative to Harry L. Higcl’s death: (From Tuesday’s Dally) “ Sheriffs Office, Mayor Henck of Longwood was "Manatca County, Fla. among the visitors to the city today. "Bradentown, Fla. "The Allyn that you are hold­ Mrs. H. A. Neel and Mr. and Mrs. ing did not kill Higel. Tho man L. D. Jones and daughter are taking (that did it got away while your in the sights over ML Dora way this officers wer cafter Allyn. afternoon. . Am writing this to tho Tnmpa Tribune, also, Rev. W, P. Kinser, pastor of the “ Yours for justice, Free Methodist church nt Monroe, "A. J. PINRER." the post winter, returns to his home The letter was missent to Manatee, * in Indiana today. Fla., and was postmarked,/ Everett, Washington, February 17, 1921, 5 p. Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Blackman of m. Lake Monroe were among the visitors The officers have no clue as to who to the city today, and their many sent the letter but are endeavoring to friends were glad to see them. locate the man who wrote it. The letter arriving from n distant Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Murrell have point seems to coincide with some of returned from their wedding trip and the speculations that were advanced will make Sanford their future home. by many after Higcl's mangled body They 'are receiving congratulations was found, litany said that Higel was from their many friends. hit by on automobile nnd that the wound in his head was caused by the hjiss Ida May Allison will arrive in fenfler or bumper hitting it. When the city Thursday and will coach the confronted by the fact that there musical play, “ Tho Microbe of Love" were no other sighs on the body the to be presented here April 22nd. advocates of -the automobile theory would nrguc that mnny queer things Wnlter Morgan spent Sunday in the happen when n tnnn is hit. Mnny in­ city nnd his mnny friends were glad cidents nro on record where cars have to have the "old scout” home again caused the death of people nnd less for A short time. Tho Mqrgans are signs than were on Higel were visi­ now living in Jacksonville and their ble. This letter seems to strengthen the automobile theory.— Bradentown Sanford friends miss them greatly. Journal. Mr. and Mrs. Brock left for Miami yesterday, after spending some time here with Mr. nnd Mrs. Paxton. Mrs. Brock represents the Humane society in Miami, being the official for thnt city and is recognized ns one of the best in the state. H trates without rabbinC- druggists bars it. All You get the benefit o f our building material knowledge and experience in Service that helps you get the results you want at the right price. Service first in planning the w ork— more service in selecting proper mate­ rials— speedy service in delivering the goods. ; _ ■ _■» You pay for the m aterials. T h e service ifor itself \athe larger volum e o f business through super-satisfied custom er*. •-As® It will pay you. to be on e o f them. I > - r ir jr mm ___ ■ k — ii tor S e r v ic e Sanford Novelty Works 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 Harry S. Ford is in the city today, talking to the Chamber of Commerce nnd some of the business men regard­ ing the new Floridn Magazine that he intends to issue next fall. This Is a step in the right direction, ns the Floridn Mngnzinc will do for Florida an the Sunset Magazine did for Cali­ fornia—put it on Ihc map. SEMINOLE TREE GROWER IDEAL HIGH GRADE FRUITER 4% Amm, 0% A. P. A., 8% Pot. 4% Amm., 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. 3% Amm., 8% A, P; A., 5% Pot. Order early, apply early, market early. ' ** Write for new price list showing further rcductiods in prices. WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS AGRICULTURAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE. FLA. 3 Starts Campaign Leslie Hill spent Sunday with homo folks. He is traveling the East Const (B j Tk« A .M cl.U S P n w ) nnd South FliridA for a Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, April 12—A vigwholesale produce company and Is oroua campaign to increase tho mem­ making good, much to the gratifica­ bership of the recently organized tion of his many Sanford friends. Florida League of Women Voters, is being waged throughout the state un­ Mr. nnd Mrs. William Berry left der the direction of Mrs. J. B. O'Hara far Apopka today where they will of West Palm Beach, president. spend the summer with home folks. The state has been divided into sec­ They have been residing in Sanford tions coinciding with the congression­ all winter, where Mrs. Berry wns in al districts, nnd dircctoYs of the var­ The Hernld office nnd Mr. Berry wns ious districts are being named. Under with the Crown Paper Company. They the directors county chairmen will made many friends while here who serve in the organization of local hope they will return next winter. clubs. Mrs. W. S. Jennings, has been nam­ It is strictly up to the public spir ed chairmnn o f the legislative com­ Red citizens of Sanford ns to whether mittee which will serve at Tallahassee they intend to sit down here this sum­ in the interest of legislation affecting mer and "let the rest of the world go the women; ' by," or they will make It n busy sum­ mer by encouraging the trnde of this DON’T STOP THE PAPER. section to come to Sanford. This should be n summer of activity, of Herald Printing Company, advertising, o f going after the neiV Sanford, Fla. * business. Dear Sirs: Check for $2.50 enclosed, kindly Mr. nnd Mrs. S. A. Love arrived send me what back numbers I have home from Sanford, Fla., Tuesday missed. This is certainly a now quo morning, after spending nearly two on me, in nil my experience with var­ months In the sunshine. The trip was ious publications this is the first time primarily made for the benefit of Mr. I was ever cut out without even n "thank you" or "go to II—" qr n no­ tice of nny kind. If I should, by any chance get so close to the "dead" line again please draw on me, but DON’T STOP THE PAPER. Very respectfully yours, F. J. McDANNEL, Owesso, Mich. E’ S just used Sloan's Liniment and the quick comfdrt had brought a smilo o f pleasure to hie face. Good for aches resulting from weather exposure, sprains, strains, lame back, overworked muscles. Pew- W h en you let u$ supply your building needs you get a great deal more than just a » many feet o f lumber— bundle* of shingle*— pound* o f nafl*-yor panel* o f Beaver Board. Pays for Fertilizer E. A. Fnrnell, one of the prominent business men of the Oviedo section, was in the city today nnd nmong oth­ er things renewed his subscription to tho big Weekly Herald. Ed says ho cculd not keep house without The Herald, nnd we hope he will never be were in the city yestenlny nnd attend­ able to keep house without.it. ed the anniversary dinner of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Moses Inst night. Mrs. Traeger is the sister of Mrs. J. M. Florida League Dresner of this city.Women Voters relief ft r rheumatic aches. \ LfqyvS ! -nhkm ‘iiP.ponn (bt ~ 2 zr BUICK LrMntfSo^ixOm 1 1 /E want you to judge the new yr 1921 Buick on this basiscapacity to give definite returns on investment. "G ) ■ Let us demonstrate one of the new Buicka and teat for yourself Buick’s quality of dependability: inspect the accessibility of mechanism; enjoy iti room y com fort. The graceful new lines make doubly en­ joyable the pleasure of possession. /, Since January regular equipment on all models includes Cord Tires ■* > 1 8 RATS PASS UP ALL OTHER FOOD FOR ONE MEAL OF RAT-SNAP. Their first meal of RAT-SNAP Is their last. Kills in a tow minutes. Dries up. the carcass. Rata killed with RAT-SNAP leave no odor. RATSNAP cornea In cake form. Break into small plecea, leave where rata r . . ___ y-2 travel. No mixing with other food. Cats and dog* won't touch It Safest, cleanest, eureat rat and mouae killer. Three sizes, 36c, 68c, $1,26. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.— Adr ir ii . • » v • ORLANDO. FLORIDA ' f ' ■ r . I r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 15, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 15, 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 15, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1b7f667563474c18661a4812b4f54c71.pdf a41e14e333da8d6d991ae95e2ce60e83 PDF Text Text "■' - ■ .« - if , - -9~ - * V . . f - * ■_”—1V‘i dr / • * 5 -- . -- *- *■— ' ' t 1"_k- ». - ^ ‘ *' ’ * J- '—” I IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W ORLD’S G R EA TEST V EGETA BLE SECTIO N volum e NUMBER 54 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921 xn. THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURE HUGHES SAYS AMERICA Sanford “The City Substantial” WILL TAKE UP BONUS MUST BE CONSULTED FOR SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REGARDING PRIZES OF WAR THE SANFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AWARDS PRIZES .TO THE WINNERS OF THE ESSAY CONTEST Several weeks ago the Sanford of Ihe people that live in the city. Chamber of Commerce offered cash Cluba should be formed among the prizes of $10.00 each to the pupil in women, and the business men should the High School and the pupil in the get together in an organization that Louie Strum Sheriff Spencer Representative Busto of G e rm a n y Gave Up Ter­ Grammar school writing the beat ea- will boost the city. A city will never Naval Secretary Will Guard NegTO Key W est Has aay on the "City Substantial." The grow very fast where thp business ritory to Al­ . To The Governor men pull against each other.’ Com­ committee of Chamber of In Tampa Jail educational Bill lies commerce, conetating of County Sup­ petition la the finest thing for the (Mr Tk* i u M l t U i erintendent. T. W. Lawton, H. C. Du- growth of a place but when it cornea ( > / Tk« i i w t U U i r n u ) TALLAHASSEE, April 7.—Louis TAMPA, April 7.—Sheriff Spencer Boee, Dr. George Hyman, E. D. Mob­ to matters that are of Interest to the ( W. Strum, ofl Jacksonville, attorney. ■aid today that sufficient force will ley and S. 0. Shlnholaer, acted * | welfare of the city the men muat be Stetson graduate and former reaidant be maintained at the county jail here judges of the event and they had a big enough to not allow their aelflah of St. Petersburg was named naval ROAD DEPARTMENT WILL BB WILSON STOOD FIRM AND PRES­ to foil any attem pt to remove Wilmer moat difficult time In making the alma to hold back a good thing for the secretary to. Gov. Hardee. Strum INVESTIGATED BY SPEC­ Collins, negro, brought here from awards for there were ao many of the city. was a HsutcnajAt commander in thfc ENT ADMINISTRATION IAL COMMITTEE . Boost—a place Is what you think it navy during the war and la now in Polk county where it la charged he etaaya that were exceptionally good. WILL DC 8AMB. attempted attacks on alx white wom­ .The,Herald wishes to publiah the es­ is, and if you get the people think­ the naval reserve. (Mr Tk* i im U ti l .Tnw) says of the prize winners and also of ing they have a town that can’t be en Monday n ig h t (Mr Tk* I t M t U M T n m ) .TALLAHASSEE, April 7 * WASHINGTON, April 7--Seerethose who received special mention, beat, then the town is already grow­ Repreaentative Busto, of Kay T he. people make or mar a ury Hughes took a hand today In and they will be given in this paper ing. Weat plana to introduce a sold­ place. Make boosters of your citi­ framlnf * the administration peace from time to time: The prizes were zens and your citizen* will get to­ program. Hs-calle d Into conference iers and Bailors bonus bill which distributed at tho High School today Senator Lodge of Maaaachuaetta, the and the Grammar School winner will gether on forward going movements. would give every Florida assn A place that is forward moving chairman of the aenate foreign rela­ receive the prize tomorrow by Secre­ who served in the world war $20 tions committee, and Senator Knox of tary Pcarmman of the Chamber of should also be a place where for each month served, :except Pennsylvania, author of the Knot GENERAL ' WILL Commerce. Today wo publish one strangers are Welcomed. Next to a ATTORNEY th a t no sara should exceed $300 peace resolution. George Harvey,who • LOOK INTO BUILDING winner of. the .High School prize and solid foundation of a city is the cap­ altogether. Is to be ambassador to Great Britain, SPREADING RAILS A^D MOUN­ his essay, the winner being Charles ital that backs i t Get moneyed men PROGRAM interested In the city’s growth, put Henderson: also was present TAIN LEDGES PLAY HAVOC (Mr T k i A u o c l i U i rr»»») amusements in the cRy that will a t­ TALLAHASSEE, April 7*—There The City Substantial. WITH TRAIN WASHINGTON, April 7—-In­ ia "teeth" ih the concurrent resolu­ WASHINGTON, April 7.—The The first thing a city must have to tract them; before long they will help vestigation of illegal practices in tion presented to the house yesterday ( B / Tbs S sssc U U d F r ill) American government, although not be substantial is a good location. It by investing their money in such a building material trades ia to be place. morning by Mr. Miller of Duval coun­ SO.MER8ET, Ky„ April 7.—In­ i party to the treaty of Versailles has should be located In a place Where undertaken im m ediately in all ty, calling for n full investigation of One of the finest ways to advertiso vestigation into the wreck of the surrendered none of Ita rights In the railroads run and It Is better brill if parts of the country where nec­ the receipts and expenditures of the a city is to hire a man to do nothing Royal Palm Limited, Southern oversene possessions of Germany se­ it can be reached by water. The essary Attorney General Dough­ stato road department. It is intimat­ hut scheme and plan for the city's Railway train, from Jacksonville cured to the principal allies and asso­ greatest cities in tho United State* erty announced today. Daugherty ed that the resolution may havo the growth. This is done In many grow­ to Chicago yesterday near New ciated powers by that treaty * the gov­ are reached by water. It helps build *aid reporta from some aectiona effect of bringing to light some things ing cities thru the Board of Trade River, Tenn., with a loss of four ernments of Japan, Grcnt Britain, up a place because water transporta­ were that the building material connected with past proceedings of nnd Chnmbcr of Commerce. Both are lives and nn Injury to thirty per­ France nnd Italy arc informed by Sec­ tion is cheaper. A city that is sub­ situation i* intolerable. tho board snd which for some un­ sons is being pushed today. Sur­ stantial also should have good road* j excellent organization* for the promoretary Hughes in similar notes dis­ known reasons hnve not been made vivors said the greatest damage in its limita and good roads leading | tion of a city’s growth, patched by the state department last public. was caused by rock ledges near from and to It. This will attract peo- j A fine way for the welcoming of Big Three Night Monday, it was announced todny. The house, under suspension' of the track ripping open the day pie, because good roads are a sign o f . *trnngers is to have the churches Specifically the communications Carnival by K. of C. rules, Immediately adopted the reso­ thought and progress in n city. !have for th e ir, motto "Welcome deal with the award to Japan by th e ! coaches of the train on n curve t -------lution and ordered it certified to the A city that is so located must have! Strangers’’ nnd carry- out that plan luprcmo council at Paris, May 0, | when spreading rails or buckling All ho pinna and nrrangemonta have senate for action. * . track derailed three coaches and good backing If it must grow with the-1by inviting thrm hack again and boon completed by the Carnival Com­ 1919, of a mnndatc over the island o f . The resolution is in full as follows: three Pullmans. The steel cars ndvnntagcs it hns in its transporta- J lo w in g that the strangers are wel- mittee of the local council of the Yap, an important cable center in | "To the Legislature of the State of the Pneifie ocean, and Mr. H ughes, when they were lOrched against tion. It should not have a tourist come in the churches of tho city. Knighta of Columbus to put on tho Florida—House Concurrent Resolu­ the roc ks were ripped open lik^ Another think thnt nn enterprising •ays the American government hacking, although that helps In the biggest home talent carnival that hns tion: , tin cans and the dead and in­ city ought to hnve is n library', where "trust that theis action, which It must j prosperity of the place, nor should it ever been held in Sanford. “Whereas, tho legislature of 1919 jured resulted from flying debris good books can be gotten by the peo­ I hnve any backing thnt could move, assume was taken under a misappre­ The datea have been set for Tues­ mado an appropriation of an amount and rocks. hension, will be reconsidered." I for this would not make n city sub- ple. Another fine thing Is nn organi­ day, Wednesday nnd Thursday, April equal to two (2) mills levied upon The note’s are the first important 1stantial in itself. It should have a zation similar to the Y. M. C. A., 2G0, 27 and 28th and from n survey the real and personal property of the communications penned by the new Brooks Home is solid foundation—something that the where the young men nnd boys can of the pinns we venture to stato that stato of Florida for the purpose of secretary of stato and they make it city hns grown around—something, go nnd spend their time with profit these three big nights will far sur­ meeting an appropriation from the Being Remodeled i that will mnkc the city grow more to themselves. plain that ihe chnnge of administra­ pass nil carnivals of its nature be­ Federal government to be used in the One of ‘the best things to build up fore: , tion in Washington has resulted In no and thnt will increase In production construction of a system of hardaurThe home of Capt. and Mrs. Brooks nnd not decrease. A good bncklng a plnco is n get-together meeting of modification of the previous position There will he n~ minstrel show in faccd roads in the stato of Florida. at the comer of Laurel and Second of the United States that, as one of for a city substantial Is its manufac­ the citizens. This is done, and with connection with this carnival and the “And, Whereas ,the two-mill fund, the principal contributors to the com­ ! street has undergone a wonderful tories, factories and enterprises thnt fine results, in tho Board of Trade, cast will include at least twenty-five together with the use of approximate­ mon victory over Germany, it must trnnsformatoin in the past few help make the city Independent nnd Chnmbcr of Commerce and other or­ of Sanford’s host talent. Dancing ly 0,000 convicts ami nil money col­ insist upon exercise.of its full rights months. This is the old Whittle home makes other cities dependent on its ganizations like them. This draws will follow immediately after the min­ lected from the licenses of motor-driv­ in the disposition of the former Ger­ and consisted of four rooms nnd a products. The most solid founda­ the citizens together more in one pur­ strel show each night with a good 4- en vehicles and such appropriation as kitchen, when Capt. Brooks pqrchas- tion n city mny hnve is probably its pose for the betterment of the city. man possessions. picce orchestra. should be available from the Federal ed it from W. A. Abercrombie. He agricultural advantages, for this is The morals in a city also help to Vaudeville performances, and var­ government, were by the laws of 1919 immediately moved the old structure ta thing that all cities depend on; if make it. Outsiders watch and study ious other attractions along . with Bandits Staged in the rear and built several new (they have not It, they depend upon a city and judge it largely ,by ita booths and paddle wheels of an en­ to be expended by snd under the di­ rooms in front and added one of the i other cities for their food. This tends likes and dislikes. The people, to tirely different nature from any seen rection of the state road department* Robbery Posing “Thercfore .be it Resolved, that a largest porches th a t any residence j to make the cities that have such a grow in thought, must have material. in the past will afford the amuse­ committee of three members of tha as Movie Men can boast of in the city. Tho house , backing grow and substantial, for as Do the people like low-grade shows, or ment to those that cannot or do not house of representatives and two now has one npnrtmcnt in connection i the other cities grow the demand be- do they enjoy the best of everything? care to dance. Confetti will bo Bold from the senate be appointed by tha (Br T h. A ito tU U d T r«»») nnd when nil the changes are made A taste can nnd should be cultivated on the grounds nnd throwing of this speaker of the house of representa­ CHICAGO, April 7-—Abandoned will hnve two apartments, snd Mr. I comes greater and n city cannot have | a more solid bncking than agricul­ by the people for the big things nnd confetti will he permitted. tives and by the president of the sen­ mni! sack wna found today and is be­ nnd Mrs. Brooks will have rooms to ture. the best of everything. The city that All this takes place at tho corner ate, respectively, for the purpose of lieved to be the registered pouch stol­ spare. All the latest bath fixtures A city that is to be prosperous and is most educational should have the of Oak avenue nnd Eighth street on inquiring into the affairs of the state en by bandits from the mall truck will be used and the rooms will have that is substantial must have a good best speakers in the country come tho vast lawn that surrounds the K. road department ascertaining the ye»tcrday while staging bobus motion lavatories aside from the bath rooms government. Good laws should be there and the finest music, and a city of C. Hall. The hall itself is now un­ amount of money expended, the picture scenes contained wrapper for and no money has been spared in made and these enforced. A law cannot be held back where the people dergoing alterations making it so that amount of Federal money received money which the police said.shows making the home one o f . the most might as well not be made if it is enjoy and go to high-class entertain­ it will hold and accomodate a large snd expended, the amount of work from five to seven hundred thousand commodious and comfortable in the not enforced" and if one law is allowed ments such as these. * . crowd for both the Minstrel Show and done, the method of bookkeeping snd dollars obtained. ‘ It was reported city. The hand of Mrs. Brooks, of to go unenforced It tends to make the .Now the schools are the moat Im­ the Dance. The floor of the hall will record filing uae*d and all other acts last night1 that the loss would not course, is noted in all the changes, people disregard other laws. The portant, next to the churches In a be waxed and will be as good as any of the state road department cover­ exceed $50,000. : ’ , although Capt. Brooks says he is the government of a city that has the de­ place, for they make the Ideal* of dance floor in the city. ing the period from ita creation to architect and proves it by showing sire of becoming great must have a citizenship their motto, or they help In connection with the paddle date. Leaders in Strike some of hla handiwork. He is one of group of leaders that arc forever on hold down a place. A school will al­ wheels we understand that raffles of "And that such a committee be di­ the A. C. L. conductors and when he the lookout for new enterprises that ways help n place where the citizens nn entirely different nature will take rected-to render a comprehensive re ­ of Coal Miners is not making his regular run he is would add to ita growth. They should support It. The citizens muat be in­ place. For instance at one of the port to the house of representatives Refuse to Proceed working on hla new house and he and be booster* end not be satisfied to terested in the school’* actirity and booths nearly two hundred home made an dto the aenate a t the earliest pos­ hla good wife take more pleasure in stand In one place, but eager to make help carry them out. cakes will be raffled off for the same sible date, and not later than April. (Mr Tk* it M t U U d F r* u ) Support the schools In our city, price thnt others have asked for the 20, 1921." building ,the new hofne and helping their city the moat beautiful and en­ LO N D O N , April 7.—Leader* of the to build and beautify Sanford than terprising city possible. They should Sanford, for It has the qualifications candy or doll raffles. That these miners union who conferred with any one other couple In the city. add to the town by making it attract­ of the city substantial. The achool cakes will be worth far more than TALLAHASSEE, April 7<~Marvfo Prime Minister Lloyd George this boya all believe In Sanford and we the price asked goes without saying Their many friends are rejoicing ive* McIntosh assumed his duties aa as­ morning refused to order pump men with them in their new home and in as every one of them will be made by 'To do this they muat have the help know Sanford will grow. sistant attorney general today suc­ and engineers In mines to resume their efforts to buUd on a scale that the Catholic ladles of Sanford. Other ceeding Worth Trammell who resign­ w°rk pending negotiations with the will take care of several other fam ­ paddle wheel booths will have alumi­ ed recently. wine owners. Will Determine South Carolina num ware, hams, bacon and such ar­ ilies and roomers. The National Union of Railway ticles that are in demand every day. About Whiskey Car Authorities STATE RB8T8 CASE men today, unanimously decided to Of course candy, Chinese basket REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS On May the 11th and pillow the Go to Tampa support the coal miners in their wheels will be there too. IN DADE COUNTY . (Mr Tk* I m Hili I Pr**a) strike. The official program for this car­ SHOW MUCH ACTIVITY (B r Th* i i n c U U a T r t u ) COVINGTON, April 7.—The state (Mr The A u M k M r t w ) MIAMI, May 7.—May 11th waa nival will be announced within the rested its case against John 8. Wil­ TAMPA, April 7.—South Carolina (Mr tk* *—*1*1*4 ?t»w> Alleged Confession authorities are enrout* here today to agreed upon aa the date for the court next few day* and tickets' for th* liams, on trial charged with *the mur­ MIAMI, April fi—Real estate trans­ return to th a t state with T. A.-Earl, hearing involving tha aeisure and con­ minstrel show and the dance will be May Clear Up fers in Dade county during the first ■aid to be T. U. Vaughn, who escaped fiscation of the Pullman car owned placed on sale. Be sure to watch for der of Llnday Peterson, one of eleven El well» Murder three months of 1921 aggregated ap­ from the asylum there three yean by Black, a wealthy Naw -Yorker, in these three big nights and secure your negro-farm hands, who met death af­ tickets In advance for full money’s proximately $18,000,000 according to ago. Earl waa arrested at Port Tam­ which liquor waa found. ter federal investigations of the al­ (By Tk* A m *c1*W4 T t*m ) worth ia promised _all those th a t a t­ n e w YORK, April 7 ,-A n alleged realty men here who base their esti­ pa, thia city, thia week where he waa tend and a big thing will be missed if leged peonage waa begun in February. OUTFIELDER KAUFF confession In Buffalo last night of mate on the stamps affixed to deeds aasiatant superintendent of schools. Evidence in the trial was completed you miss this.CANNOT PLAY BALL R°y Harris that he and a friend were and figure* on agreement* filed for ON ACCOUNT CHARGES The Knighta of Colnmbua, too, are quickly. Williams taking the stand . hired by a woman to kill Joseph B. record with the clerk of the circuit REDUCTION OF WAGB8 amongst those that believe that in or­ court. The total of equities trans­ waa th* only witness for the defense. ON N. Y. CENTRAL Klwell here last June, heightened In­ CHICAGO, April 7.-—Benny 'Kauff, der to make anything a success it ' DENIED BY BOARD terest today in a new investigation ferred waa $18,268,237 but since, the Having introduced no testimony, •% outfielder of tho Gianta, haa been de­ muat be advertised and already apace °f murder started laat week. Ascer- stamps do not indicate the full value merely letting Williams tall hla story clared to be ineligible to play In or­ haa been purchased from the Daily (Mr TV. a***cUU4 h w ) talned that tha woman.hired two men of realty, not taking—for one thing CHICAGO, April 7.—Permlaaion to ganised base ball by Commlaaioner Herald and orders have been left for to the Jury without being sworn, the to kill Elwell ia practically the only into'consideration mortgages assum­ make provisional reduction of tha Landis, on account of indictments re­ plenty of printed m atter that will tell defense won the privilege of opening theory of the crime never advanced ed, It ia estimated the actual value of wagea of unakilled labor of tha New turned against him in New York, the whole county and surrounding and closing arguments. The faet th a t property involved In the transfers was before. • York Central railroad waa denied by charging him with the theft of an towns of thia carnival. Watch the Williams was not sworn prevented hla thirty per cent greater than this fic­ Herald for future announcements. th f railroad labor board today. automobile. being cross-examined. Tr* • Herald W ant AiL—It pays. ure. treaty ! ; WOL INTRODUCE IT rig h t INVESTIGATE HIGH PRICE OF MATERIALS ROYAL PALM TRAIN WRECK KILLS FOUR |f l 1 • • ' *. . i • . • , . • -. ■• . • . 1 • * �.. ' • -f..v *VV*'I . ITi ^ « -•W . , > _ \v ; * ‘ Pi I « p-f* *■ F ^ W W W lilW W W I M W p M W W B iW ilW W * sjfcy,&:$*#£ J fc». 4 **4 - T4 f» « tei i* , THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL l, 1921 “HELL HOLES” HEAR 6 Piece Orchestra “FOUND SEVEN DEAD RATS IN BIN NEXT MORNING.” Robert Woodruff says: “My prem­ ises were infested with rata. I tried RAT-SNAP on friend’s recommenda­ tion. Next morning found seven dead rats in bln, two near feed box, three in stall. Found large number since. SANFORD W ltL SECURE MA­ No smell about dead rata—RATSNAP drys them up. Beat thing I CHINE GUN COMPANY IN have ever used.” Three sizes, 35c, FIRST INFANTRY 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. ITna I lin itr 'i Sdlf) At the meeting laat night held in the court house, fifteen men signed papers to organize the Machine Gun Company for Sanford which ia a unit in the Florida First Infantry now au­ thorized by the W ar Department as a part of the Military Reserve forces in the country. George A. DeCottes wan chairman of the session held last night. As this article goes to press, over fifteen more men have affiliated with the organization and, as this consti­ tutes over half of the necessary strength required, the Machine Gun Company for Sanford becomes a real­ ity. • Capt. II. C. F. Dohm, organization officer, will make the store of Bower Si Roumillnt his hcndqunrters; it is up to our young men here to call on the Captain nnd sj-cure the necessary information about the new organiza­ tion. • A very important point, to empha­ size, is the fact that the New Nat­ ional Guard of the United States is on a different bnsis than wns the old state troops. All men are equipped nnd paid by Uncle Sam, and it is the intention to keep the young man fit for an emergency, should the call hnve to come. . The young mnn of the community is not making a sacrifice by joining this organization, but, on the contrary is showing the public, that he is one of those reliable, regular “he-men" of the community that his father, moth­ er, sister, sweetheart nnd wife, if he has one, is proud of. i • , m: - i« R r • P: ax* »- ' About 2:30 Saturday afternoon the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith caught fire from the kitchen flue and was totally destroyed. Moat of the furniture, the engine house, wood­ THE LOCAL AMERICAN LEGION shed . and bam were saved by the WILL PULL OFF A REAL heroic efforts of the fire fighters. STUNT NEXT YEAR. Many have remarked that they had never seen such fighting done a t a I t m n i n t i r ' a D»llj) fire as the Oviedo citizens and their The Daily Herald ia privileged to friends did Saturday afternoon for tell its readers of • rood thing in the preservation of property. The which all can participate. The local Cuahing home, a large frame build­ post of the American Legion has sign* ing formerly used for a hotel, waa ed a contract with the Redpath Ly­ very close to the Smith house and of course it caught fire. At this time ceum bureau for a lyceum course for. help waa sought from the Sanford Sanford, the first number to appear Fire Department. The people had here next February.. As the Legion Just given up the Cuahing House bad an'immense array of the best tal­ when the Chemical engine with C. Y. ent to select from, it is safe to say Ryan and the *fire chief arrived. Through the efforts of the fire com­ that n real treat is in store for our pany and the continued efforta of the people. fire company and the continued ef­ The first attraction is the Winters forts of the citizens the fire waa ex­ company. This program consists of tinguished nnd the Cushing house songs, pianologues, and humorous and saved. Of course much damage waa serious readings.Mr. Winters is an done to one aide of the house and * a impersonator of note, while his wife great deal of the furniture was brok­ is one of the best known whistlers on en by being thrown from the build­ the lyccum platform. ing nnd from rough handling, hut so ‘ Another attraction booked Is WiF fortunntc were the owners and occulinm Rainey Bennett, “The Man Who pnnts of the house in saving so much Can." Ilia engagement, for lie Is an that little thought i* given to the entertainer of the very highest class, damage, The Smith house was cov­ is n combination of story and solid ered by insurance ami (he 'Cushing substance, and is wtfll worth the price house partly so, of ndmission to the entire course Mr. and Mrs. Smith are staying I.aurant A Company are magicians with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Aulin and mystifiers. Mr. Lnurnnt wns re­ temporarily. cently presented with n gold medal by The citizens of Oviedo extend to the Magicians of America, which is the city of Sanford and especially the the highest honor this society can be­ rfire chief their heartfelt thanks nnd stow. He has appenred before many appreciation for the aid given in ex­ scientific societies, and has puzzled tinguishing the fire, realizing that and pleased them nil. without thnt help the fire would hnve The Dunhnr Male Quartette and swept away many buildings nnd caus­ Bell Ringer? is n company of enter­ ed n great loss of property. tainers who furnish n delightful pro­ Miss Ruth Young spent Friday gram. They enrry 150 hells, upon night nt home, returning to Sanford which are played some most tuneful Saturday afternoon, ' , overture and solo numbers. Their Mrs. I.. K. Wright nnd children singing, accompanied by the bells, is spent Saturday afternoon in San­ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. certain to please nil by their pleasing ford. harmony. Mrs. L. A. Sheldon spent Monday The annual meeting of the Congre­ Then there will be the Genevn in Orlando. gation of the First Presbyterian Players, consisting of n quartette of R. I.. Holly of Sanford, spent Sat­ church is called for Surulny morning, young ladies—pianist, violinist, rend­ urday afternoon in Oviedo helping to April 3 at the close of the preaching ers nnd singers, and their program is remove the furniture from the burn­ service. This meeting is cnlled to delighfully different. They wenr ing buildings nnd to fight the fire. hear the annual reports of the various special and elaborate costumes and N . T . I . i t z c t t c w a s a b u s i n e s s v i s i ­ organizations of the church, and to will nppear in nt least two one-act t o r t o S a n f o r d T u e s d a y . consider the election of additional plays. Several people sustainl-d minor in­ church officers. The nbovc is hut a very brief de­ juries during the fire Saturday hut The Sanford Presbyterian church scription of the genuine treat in store nil are able to be out again. hns made a steady growth for some for Sanford people, hut you enn rest Mra. C. L. West nnd little son, Chns. years and is in tho most healthy nnd assured that The Daily Herald will spent Mondny in Orlnndo. prosperous condition in its history. keep you posted. Mrs. T. W. Lawton entertnined her The following figures indiente the Sunday school class nt her home F ri­ growth in membership during the day night. An Easter egg nnd pen- period noted: nut hunt was enjoyed, besides many Members other indo<fr nnd outdoop games which 1912 135 Mr. Miller was a visitor in Sanford made the evening one Ibng to he re­ 1913 187 Wednesday. membered by those present. 1914 ................ 217 Alton Farnell is spending several Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hi l i no nnd F. 1015 .... _ 221 J. Neimyer motored to Coronado days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1916 ................................. 240 E. A. Fnrnell. . Beach on Wednesday. 1917 — ....;..................... 248 W. J. Varne and brother and H ar­ 1918 ........... ...... ..... .....;..... 295 Mr. nnd Mrs. W, J. Coin, of Ten­ old ’Vame spent Saturday afternoon 1919 316 nessee, nrrived Friday to spend sev­ in Sanford. 1920 .................................. 361 eral weeks in their home in West John Robertson nnd Wagner .spent 1921 .................................. 427 Longwood. Mr. Charlie Coin nnd Sunday nt Daytona Beach. It will be noted that the past^'car daughter, Miss Butcr, are motoring Mrs. Jaa. Lee nnd baby arc spend­ has seen the greatest net gain in through nnd will arrive in a few ing several days with her mother, these yenrs. It ia the largest net days. Mrs. Lewis at Altamonte Springs. growth any yedr since the organiza­ T. P. Lewis wns transacting busi­ Clemmons Hall left last week for tion of the church in 1882. ness in Sanford Saturday. Tifton, Ga., to visit his parents. Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl returned Sunday Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Tingliey nnd NOTICE. from Jacksonville after n very pleas­ children, Douglas and Amos, left ant visit with her son-in-law and Mondny for their home in Ssckville, We are advised by the “ENER­ daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. R. Chap- N. B., after having spent the winter GIZER’’ management that this valu­ pian, on MPC Hubbard street, with Mr. Tingley's couzln, Misa Ber­ able service may still be obtained In Our winter tourists have begun to tha Dixon, Sanford by those who will arrange to Icavo. Those leaving Wednesday R, 0. Crawford visited Sanford take a definite number of treatments were: Mr. and Mra. Farmer, Mrs. Saturday, at definite times. Stuart, and Mrs. Farralngton. Also, where it is not 'practical to Revidy Wright and Mrs. T. W. Law­ A candy sale was held at the Li­ ton atended the Chautauqua in San­ move a patient—such as Psrslysia brary Thursday. The proceeds going ford Tuesday afternoon and evening. cases—to the “ENERGIZER” Office, toward the building fund. T. L. Mead'a amaryllis field is a t­ that ,a Machine may be placed in the J. S. Dlnkel was a visitor in Orlan­ tracting njany visitors to Lake Charm home, where the Treatm ents can be do on Saturday. given at stated times, in full co-oper­ now aa it is in full bloom. . Charlie Coin and daughter, Misa Mra. C.- L. W eit and mother, Mr*. ation with the Family Physician. Ruth, arrived Sunday from Franklin, Mary West and Chaa. West, visited * The "ENERGIZER” process is ca­ pable of greatly aiding ANY FAIR Tenn., and will spend several weeka Sanford Tuesday. MEDICAL treatments, and Public bore. Misa Alice Powell spent Wednesday Opinion will sooner or later DEMAND Fred Grist was a visitor In Orlan- afternoon at her home at Monroe. that COMMON SENSE nnd LOGI­ ‘do Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wheeler and Mrs. L. T. Hunt and children ar­ two children and Andrew Aulin vis­ CAL EFFICIENCY should control HUMAN BETTERMENT rather than rived Wednesday from Fort Lauder­ ited Sanford nnd Altamonte Springs VIEW-POINT—HABIT or PRES­ dale to make her parents, Mr. and Saturday night. TIGE—(1. e.—Dollars.1 Mrs. J. 11. Allen, a visit. E.' Cushing, of Jacksonville, arriv­ And it DOES appear that the “EN­ Word has been received from W. ed Tuesday to look after the proper­ ERGIZER” i j efficient—Adv. McWorkman that he has arrived ty damaged by fire Saturday. home after a very pleasant trip. Why ahould men atoop to common O. P. Swope and little daughter, J. S. Dlnkel and Mlai Ollv* and A. Y. Fuller were visitors in Sanford Shirley, spent Tuesday afternoon in robbery when there ,ia a chance to Saaford. grab surplus war m aterial! ? Saturday. L0NGW00D NOTES h The only man who feels insulted The most subtle form of flattery Chesterton doesn't like this country. Well, have they stopped selling tick­ consist In asking a man. to change a when a bill is presented is the one jwhodoesn’t intend to pay- it. twenty dollar bill.' ets to England? . GEORGE H Y M A N At the Baptist Temple, Sunday, April 3, 8:00 P. M. AMERICAN LEGION OVIEDO NOTES 15 MEN SIGN MUSTER ROLL * SECURES LYCEUM LAST NIGHT FOR FEBRUARY pi. r A F e a r le s s D e n u n c ia t io n o f S in Male Chorus—27 Voices 4,000 Acres Planted Baseball Magnate To Watermelons Dead in Cincinnati in Lake County (Mr Tk* A U M rm t) nk CINCINNATI, O. March 31.— Frank Bancroft, for many years bus­ iness manager of the Cincinnati baleball club, died here a t midnight, a« a result of neuritis. He was bom in Massachusetts in 1846 and fought in the Union army throughout the Civil war, enlisting as a drummer boy. TAVARES, March 31., — Lake covpity’a watermelon acerage this season is more than 4.000 according to .County Agricultural Agent D* Busk, who has just completed a survey The growers are expected to realize approximately $1,000,000 for their crop. . . _* •r © IMS. t u i KUm U mSm Talking about the weather w ont you anywhere —but doing something about it will. , • Instead of fussing and fuming and greeting, every man you meet with “Ain’t it hot”—slip into one of the many cool models of— * ,Y . 7,11 F or w arm d ays -* a and you’ll realize that the good old summer days are not so bad after all; that they are annoying only to those who persist in going through summer in hot, cloth suits. The materials are Palm Beach, Gabardine, Priestley’s Mohair. Prices are reasonable. Sanford Shoe and Clothing v j/ . Mi _ -. iU t.-l. \ - ' « **»v _ *.■ ■ . K* M ai �-' ’ 36 " ' * T a THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921 Ir GOV. HARDEE’S ADDRESS SEPARATEPEACE SANFORD SECURES COMPANY WITH GERMANY TO THE LEGISLATURE PRESENT PLAN OF MACHINE GUN UNIT FOR NATIONAL TROOPS REPLETE WITH GOOD IDEAS ALSO L” S. WILL NOT ENTER THE LEAGUE, M. VIVIANA IS TOLD id on the theory that they could best mnkc n creditable record by the en­ actment of a multiplicity of laws." "I am sure the people have t}tf.\yonviction In ‘which I shnre," he said, “that enactment of fewer laws, but with more consideration of the value of auch measures in dealing with specific problems, would be of much WITH YEKY SMALL BONDED IN­ greater value.” DEBTEDNESS AND MUCH MARRIED AT DAYTONA , IN RESOUBCES Asks For Rigid Policy of Economy in All De­ partment STATE ALL RIGHT (Trom W * 4 * < t4 sy ‘i D ally ) (1 ; Tk« AiMcliUd T n u ) K f- •3 rv V B ' ! It s?;* r. Kenneth Murrell and .Miss Ora TALLAHASSEE, Fla., April 5,— Howard stole a march on their San­ Revision of the present tnx laws, ro- ford fricndB Sunday and slipping apportlonmcnt of the legislature, and away to Daytona were married by the a rigid policy of economy In govern­ pnstor of the Christian church nt 3 mental expenditures were urged here o'clock. There happened to be some today by Gov. Cary A. Hardee, In of the Sanford folks over there, how­ his address to the legislature which ever, nnd while they were auspicious convened at noon In blcnninl session. of the turtle doves they were not sure Asserting tho state has to its cred­ of the event and the truth did not it nearly $3,000,000 ns Federal aid in leak out until yesterday when Kcnnct toad building the governor recom­ naked for a vacation from the Per­ mended that funds be provided for kins & Britt store where he Is em­ the efficient maintenance of the State ployed and being put through the third degree by Sherlock Perkins and Road Department. Varipus agencies having to do with Holmes Britt finally broke down nnd assisting the fnrmcr should be sup­ confessed that he had taken the fntnl ported, the legislators were told by step. Mr. and Mrs. Murrell left yes­ the executive who urged that the terday in their car for a honeymoon means and legislation for the dipping trip down the east coast and other of cattle be provided for the eradica­ points where they will be absent for several weeks after which time they tion of tick. “ Whether you favor the dipping of will make their home in Sanford. The cattle or not is now hardly pertinent bride is a charming girl from Howl­ to the issue,’.’ the executive added. ing Green, Ky„ thnt state that boasts Miss “The action of other states in their of so many fair daughters. quarantine of Florida renders the dip­ Howard wns here severnl yenrs ago ping of cattle absolutely essential, as instructor in the Snnford Business College arid liked the city so well and there is no alternative for us." Conservation of natural resources, that she returned here last fall and •tlons, support of the National Guard accepted a position with IJ. C. Mar­ maintenance of educational institu- lowe and has n host of friends here and law enforcement Were also urged and in her home stnte who will wish her all the happine^B in the world. by the government. “Out of the collective experience of The groom is a Sanford hoy who has this legislature," he continued, "I am lived here for the past twelve years sure there will be submitted many and has been engaged in business measures which should engage your where his strict attention to details attention and which will make for nnd unfailing courtesy nnd good hu­ the enforcement of the law. mor have endeared him to the public. “ My observation has been that we He is the eldest son of Cnpt. nnd Mrs. need more effective enforcement of j K R. Murrell and is very populnr with everyone. He is a valued em­ the statutes already in existence." Reduction in the number of first ployee of Perkins & Britt and has class convicts to be kept at the state charge of nil the window dressing, farm at Ilaiford, was recommended by sign painting nnd other work in the the executive, who said, more of the “Store That is Different." The Her­ convicts should be made available for ald joins the ninny friends in extend­ ing best wishes to Mr. nnd Mrs. Mur­ road work. Touching upon the revision of the rell. ta x laws, the governor recommended th e creation of n tux commission, ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHUlfOI ■composed of the governor, the comp­ troller, the stnte treasurer, and the A congregational meeting was held attorney general. This board would have for its purpose the uniformity by the Presbyterians Sunday to hear of county tnx assessments. A consti- the annual report of the various or­ tutionnl amendment to pvrmit the as­ ganizations, and of the church ns a sessment of intangible property of whole. This hns been the best year In the history of the church. The th e state was recommended. membership has grown from 361 to “ Under the law as it now stands," the governor stnted, “the assessment 427 during the year; the total money « f intangibles is impracticable be­ artunlly raiser! and paid out during cause of that provision which requires the year wr\s $17,844. Much more all property to be assessed at its full than this passed through the hands of cash value." the treasurers, but this is the net legislation to provide penalties for amount given by the members The property owners w h o fail to give in largest amount previously given In *11 their property to the tax assessor, any year wns $11,889, given the year is necessary, the executive satnted. before. In 1913 the church gave $ lr “ Much property is now avoiding as­ 714, which was a high water mark for sessment because not placed upon the the church. This large sum is not due tax rolls," he continued. alone to greatly enlarged membership, The legislature were asked abolish hut to the fact that 110 members of needless offices. the local church are tithers. *. - f A t the outset the governor assert * The Sunday school reports an en­ ed the state's financial conditioh, rollment of 402. the largest Iri Its his­ generally, was sound. “The stnte has tory’- The Senior Christian Endeavor no bonded indebtedness," he said, "ex­ hns 58 members, the Intermediates 24 cept in the sum of $«t}l/,0flii0, which and the Juniors 30. The Auxiliary bonds are now owned by a division of starts the year with 174 women in the the state government, to-wit: the various circles. S ta te Board of Education." Messrs. A* T. Rossltter anil L. I. The time has arrived for some plan Frazier were unanimously elected o f retirement of the bonds, the gov­ deacons by the congregation, and ar­ ernor said, and recommended for this rangements u II be perfected soon for purpose the creatjoiiVif^a sinking fund their ordination and installation. commission, composed of the gover­ nor, state treasurer, attorney gener­ al, secretary of state, and state su­ NOSE CLOGGED FROM perintendent of public instruction. The A COLD OR CATARRH interests paid by the banks on state Apply Cream In Nostrils To deposits would be credited to a sink­ Open Up Air Passages. ing fund account, the commissioners having power, under the governor’s plan, to invest the funds in high class Ah! What n relief! Your clogged bonds. nostrils open right up, the air pass­ An emergency appropriation to pro­ ages* of your head are clear .and you vide funds for the Hospital for the can breathe freely. * No more hawk­ Insane at Chattahoochee and the In­ ing, snuffling, mucuos discharges, dustrial School for Boys at Marianna headache, dryness—no struggling for is necessary,, the executive said. j breath at night, your cold of catarrh The legislators were admonished to is gone. Kcl "back to the constitution" by the | Don’t stay stuffed up! Got n small governor who said the stnte was fast bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your becoming “commission ridden." [druggist how. Apply ^ little of this “ In the creation of such commis­ fragrant, antiseptic cfeam in your sions as you may deem wise and ex­ nostrils, let* It penetrate through cvpedient, let your creations be- sarved ery air passage of the head; soothe out of the cabinet,” the law-makers and heal the swollen, inflamed muwere told. Icou* membrane, giving you instant Id conclusion the governor express­ [ relief. Ely’s Cream Balm is just ed the belief that some of the legisla­ what every catarrh sufferer has been tures in the past had “apparently act- .seeking. It's just splendid.—Adv. WASHINGTON, ' April 5.—The Harding administration intends to terminate the war between the United States and Germany by congressional resolution, M. Viviani, the French en­ voy extraordinary to this country, is understood to have been informed last night nt a dinner at the home of Sen­ ator McCormick of Illinois. The former premier was also in­ formed, It was said by senators pres­ ent, that the program of the adminis­ tration does not contcmplato entrance of the United States into the League of Nations. Tho French envoy, who was ac­ companied by Ambassador Jusscrand, was said to have been fhformed that sentiment of Republican leaders was virtually 'unanimous for adoption of the Knox separate peace resolution, subject only to possible amendment from Its original form, early in tho special session of congress. M. Vivi­ ani wns described as appearing "re­ conciled" to the situation. Those nt the dinner said that M. Vivinl had been told frankly that it was useless to discuss the possibility of American membership in the L ’ngue of Nntions. Most of the Re­ publican members of the senate for­ eign relations committee nnd Colonel George Harvey of New York, pros­ pective ambassador at the Court of St. James, were among those present. At the same time the senntors marie It clear thnt the United States would take no action which could be in any way considered ns "helpful" to Ger­ many, especially in, the matter of re­ parations and fulfilling other obliga­ tions involved in the peace settlement. In discussing the proposed separate peace resolution, the senators, it is understood, asserted their intention to introduce it immediately upon the convening of congress and urge its prompt aiioption. However, they ad­ ded, thnt if President Harding should request delay in the m atter of n vote, this undoubtedly would be arranged. START TOMORROW AND KEEP IT UP EVERY MORNING GET INTO THE HAHIT OF DRINK­ ING A GLLASS OF nOT WATER BEFORE BREAKFAST. Millions of folks bathe internally now instead of loading their system with drugs. "Whnt’s an inside hath?" you say. Well, it’s guaranteed to perform miracles according to hot wato enthusiasts. There are vast numbers of men nnd women who, immediately upon aris­ ing In the morning, drink a glass of hot wat<?r with a tenspoonful of lime­ stone phosphate in It. This Is n very excellent health measure. It is in­ tended to flush the stomach, liver, kidneys nnd intestines of the previous day’s waste, sour bile and indigesti­ ble material left over in the body which if not eliminated every day, becomes food for millions of bac­ teria which Infest the bowels, the quick result Is poisons nnd toxins which nre then absorbed into the blood, causing headache, bilious a t­ tacks, foul breath, bad taste, colds, stomach trouble, kidney misery ^sleep­ lessness, impure blood and all sorts of nilments. People who feel good one day nnd badly the next, but who simply can not get feeling rig h t nre urged to ob­ tain a quarter pound of limestone phosphute at the drug store. This will cost very little but is sufficient to make anyone a real crank on the subject of internal sanitation.—Adv. CUBA PROTESTS RAISE TARIFF ON TOBACCO Seventy Men Signed Up Last Night at Big Meeting OFFICER^ELECTED WILL BE MUSTERED IN TONIGHT AT PUBLIC CEREMONY IN FRONT COURT HOUSE (Tram W U i t U o 'i D*ilj) irn a K t a d i r 'i D*Qj) Tho G. I. A. ladies entertained the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers with a banquet at the Parish House Friday evening. The room was lav­ ishly decorated with spring flowers and ferns. Mrs. Fannie McConald, Mrs. Frank Crosby and Mrs. W. O. Leonard were In the receiving lift*. Punch was dispensed throughout the evening by Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Minarik and Miss Katherine Aycock and the following program was giv­ en: A fancy drill put on by twelve of the G. I. A. ladies. Two readings by Misses Rosamond Radford and Mary Louise Wells were very much enjoyed. * » Mr. Graham pleased the audience with some very popular songs. The welcome remarks were made by Mrs. McConald president of this organization and the response was given by Mr. Frank Crosby, Some very pleasing remarks on Sanford and Seminole county should feel proud of the fact that 70 men signed the roster for the new Machine’ Gun Company last night and there Fraternity from Mrs. Cameron, who is a distinguished winter visitor from are-so many more on-the waiting list Illinois. that they will have to. bo chosen in­ After this a chicken dinner with all stead of being urged to join this accessories was served. splendid company. Mr. W. F. Shelley made the clos­ A most enthusiastic meeting was ing remarks. held in the court house last night and It was a very Informal affair and after the requisite number had signed w a s enjoyed by all. up the election of officers resulted in the following: Buy your ppzt cards a t the Herald George A. DeCottes, captain, J. C. Hutchinson, first . lieutenant, II. F. Losing, second lieutenant. Df. Ralph Stevens nnd Dr. A. N. Tolar had the herculean task of ex­ amining the men and qualifying on FOR TYING i* their fitness in a given time and their ability was shown in the fact that they had the men all examined and ready for tho roll call. The officers chosen for the machine gun company are well qualified 1° every way hav­ IN PAST COLORS ing all had experience in tho world HOFFMAN-CORR. TAPE MFC. CO. war nnd Captain DoColtes also being 312 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa. a former member of the state militia. TAPES FOR ALL PURPOSES The paper work is now being rushed by Captain Dohm who has put in much of his time here for tho past week getting up tho company nnd he Dir D C n iim n N IN DDIfEC Y ou will make a mistake If you order is the proudest man in the state to­ Dlu K L liU L llU n in r lu lf c o your fertilizer without getting oar day to know thnt his efforts have NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Prompt been so well rewarded. The federal Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Sap* inspection will be held next Tuesday plies night nt 8 p. m. and this is the form­ E. 0 . PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. al occasion thnt starts the organiza­ tion for recognition nnd pay. The JACKSONVILLE ’ FLORIDA equipment will be rushed to Sanford as soon ns possible and the boys will then bo ready for their drills and they expect to put up a fine appearance nt the first stnte encampment. Capt. H. C. F. Dohm, who organ­ ized the regiments in Florida when « naked about the latest acquisition to the national guards said that San­ ford had shown more enthusiasm and was organized in less time than any other unit in the stnte and that the membership is composed of high gratle men. The forma! muster will take place tonight in front of the Court House and the public is invited to attend and witness the ccfcmony. CELERY & ASPARAGUS G r o v e co sts are materially re d u ce d fo r growers w ho IN HONOR OF MRS. K IN ' (Trora W*dB*kl>r‘< Dsllr) The lovely home of Mrs. Arthur Raymond Key.was the scene of a de­ lightful social affair yesterday, when she entertained a large number of her friends between the hours of four nnd six o'clock at a charming reception, honoring Mrs. Elmer Kipp, of Daytona, Fla. Many beautiful flowers were used in decorating the spacious rooms which were thrown together nnd thronged with guests during the re­ ceiving "hours. Mrs. David Thrasher greeted the guests and Mrs. Ernest Housholdor introduced them to tho receiving line which was composed of Mrs. Key and her attractive guest, Miss Kipp. In the dining room Mrs. B. F. Whitncr nnd Mrs. S. O. Chnse poured coffee during the first hour and Mrs. Forest Lake nnd Mrs. 'Ernest Gnlloway poured during the second hour. The color scheme of pink and green was artisticnliy carried out in the dec­ orations and refreshments which con­ sisted of ice cream, cake nnd coffee. Assisting were Mesdnmes Watson, McCuller, Pickins, Hines, Leonurdi, and Misses Agnes Dumas, May Thrasher, Marie Teague and Fern Ward. The guest list of this occasion in­ cluded more than two hundred friends to whom Mrp. Key emphasized her cordial hospitality. Among those attending from outof-town were Mrs. N. P. Yowell, Mrs. J. D. Barnes, Miss Elizabeth Yowell, and Miss Katherine Barnes of Orlan­ do, and Mrs. H. B. Schulte of Day­ tona. AND SUGAR THAT WOULD IN­ JURE BUSINESS OF ISLAND , WASHINGTON, April 0.-U , B. Hawley and Edward B. Shattuck, rep­ resenting sugar "and tobacco interests in Cuba, protested to the state de­ partment today against the inclusion of discriminatory tariffs on sugar nnd tobacco in any tarfif bill which may be presented to congress. Similar protests against higher tariffs on su­ gar and tobacco were made when the emergency tariff bill which President Wilson vetoed, was before the last will break a 'Cold, Fever and congress.. Try • Herald Want Ad.—It pays. Grippe quicker than anything we know, preventing pneumonia. arJfc! Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” tion—lota are being 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—I have weighed the statement and to say just what is my candid convictions would put it most too strong for the careful, conservative person—that person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who has VISION will agree with me now—the other later. ^ J .E .S P U R L I N G > “The Man Who Sells Dirt C heap’ , - - r _ • . * , * __________ Watch the South E ast Corner of Page Two . - . .■ • -- rt ^ retie ENTERTAINED ENGINEERS i .4 . •, e �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921 BLUE SKY LAW HOLDS GOOD IN TfflS STATE AND MUST BE OBEYED OF FLORIDA LEGISLATURE Conditions Under Pro­ visions of Contract Shall Be Met FOUR THOUSAND ACRES MELONS IN LAKE COUNTY First It i9 sold at a mod­ erate price. You save when you buy i t Second: It haa more than the ordinary leavening strength,' therefore, you use less. Thtrd\ There are no fail­ ures—it always makes the sweetest, most palatable of foods. Fourth: It is used by mil­ lions of housewives—leading domestic science teachers and cooking experts. County Agent DcBusk has made a survey of the watermelon plantings Jacksonville and St. Au­ in Lake county for this season and TALLAHASSEE, April 5— By a believes the acreage is over 4,000. gustine Men Are Judge Householder is os proud as a memorandum decision, without opin­ He has personally inspected 3,408 Leaders peacock today in the possession of a ion, the supreme court has affirmed acres and reports that the vines are new fire-proof safe that the .county the order of the circuit court for Leon in excellent condition, with no traces commissioners leccntly purchased f-r county In the case of Ernest Amos, of anthracnosc. This acreage is his office. It is a lino piece of furni­ as comptroller of the state of Florida about the same ns last season and ture, inside and out, and will hold all and Rivers H. Buford as attorney promises a largo yield that will bring the important recoids and documents general of the state of Florida, plain- | the growers of Lake county over one a lthough it looked l ik e of this office, and give the office tiffs in error; vs. Central Florida Oil million dollars for this delectable PHILLIPS OF LAKE CITY greater efficiency <in many ways. Our and Gas company, a corporation, de­ fruit.—Eustic Lake Region. WOULD BE SPEAKER beautiful court house is safe so far fendant In error. Attorneys: Rivers • T A L L A H A S S E E , April 6. — The as fires arc concerned, but in case.the H. Buford, attorney general and W. two houses of the legislature which building should have a fire, the rec­ W. Trammell, assistant for plaintiffs m,t in biennial session this morning ords of all the offices are now amply In error; Francis B. Wlnthrop of Tal­ M.-’LuPI III were organized last night so far aa protected from fire and theft and are lahassee for defendant In error. lhe choosing, in caucus of each house, well equipped In every way. The record In this case discloses of the president of the senate and the that the defendant In error, a domes­ tic corporation, applied to plaintiff in IF MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT ijxtker of the house DARKENS SO NATURALLY The senate caucus was a simple oferror for a perm it to do business and best Baking • NOnODY CAN TELL. Powder that can be produced. Waa f»ir. Senator W. A. MacWilllama of sell Its stock In the state of Florida, given highest award* at World’* St. Augustine was, by unanimous under the provisions of Chapter 6422, fttrprooa The old-tlmc mixture of Sage Tea rote, named for president. But the (as amended by Chapter 6862) laws Exposition, Parit, Franca. house caucus went beyond the mid­ IF YOUR BACK HURTS OR BLAD­ of Florida (popularly known as the and Sulphur for darkening gray, Sixth It contains only such night hour this morning in selecting "blue sky law.") The comptroller streaked and faded hair is grand­ DER BOTHERS YOU DRINK Ingredients as have been officially mother’s recipe, and folks are ntrain ?-4 o»P . A speaker, w ith R ep resen tativ e F rank and the attorney general, then Van approved by the United States Food LOTS OF WATER. H cup au^ar, using It to keep their hair a good, Authorities E. Jennings of Duval county the final C. Swearingen, pn October 12, 1920, WOUT, A BOTCI When your kidneys hurt and your tendered a permit to the company but even color, which is quite sensible, as choice on the seventh ballot. He had The finest quality Baking spoon .Calumet Powder—ct tbe moat economical forty-one yotes to thirty-three for back <feels sore, don’t get seared and .upon certain conditions, namely: 1. we are living in an age when a youth­ Baking Powder. coat “The Blrewt Bargain That R e p r e s e n ta tiv e W. W. Phillips of Co­ proceed to load your stomach with a That the company could sell only $50,- ful appearance Is of the greatest ad­ 41 cup chopped Goes into the Kitchen Today.” • nuts, 1 teaspoon lot of drugs that excite the kidneys (000 worth of Its capital stock, a t the vantage. lumbia, who led up to that ballot. Mix plain flour with pure baking le m o n J u I csl Representative S. D. H arris of Pin­ nnd irritate the entire urinary tract. j,nr value of $10 per share, outside , Nowadays, though, we don’t hnve Then rnfrr In powder Instead of utlng uncertain tAe troublesome task of gathering the ellas held on through the sixth-bal­ Keep your kidneys clean like you keep ' the county of Leon. 2. That the Inmixture*. Then will know lot, having In that ballot fourteen your bowels clean, by flushing them corporatlng stockholders-of the com- sage and the mussy mixing nt home. rotes, the highest number accorded with a mild, harmless salts that re-|p«ny must buy and pay for in cash All drug stores sell the rondy-to-usc him. Phillips led on the first ballot moves the body's urinous waste and nt par, not less than $15 worth of the product, Improved by the addition of with twenty-five votes to sixteen for stimulates them to their normal act- $r,0,000 worth of stock authorized to other ingredients, cnllcd "Wyeth’s ____ ivity. The function of the kidneys is he sold under the permit. 8. Thnt Sage and Sulphur Compound.’’ It is ___ Jennings. very popular, because nobody can d.si ITT TkTTD CJDBYMflC! 11J A T17B Thomas R. Baktr, Pk. D* #f I to Altar the blood. In 24 hours they These nom inations will bp form ally not less than $50 worth of stock b e , cover it has been applied.' Sipiply U l f t l l l U O f f I E J i RoUina Collage, A analytic two houses jn their | strain from it 500 grains of acid and ratified by the sold to any one person nt one time. | opening session. »waste, so we enn readily understand 4. Thnt in the snlc of such stock it moisten your comb or n soft brush Consulting Chemist says of the w ater: "Of the many water* of this and #tbLittle nctual business will be accom- the vital importance of keeping the he mnde known or represented thnt with it, and draw this -through y o u r1" region* that I hare analyzed, 1 h ate found none auperlor In all good qaalttaking one smnll strand nt a to ‘hat of the ’Elder Water."—Phone 311-W. Office In MlUer Building. plishetl the first day beyond orgnniz- kidneys active, the territory in which the wells are " nir' ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO. ing the two houses and listening to Drink lots of water—you can’ll to be put down is not In n producing j time; mornin* th* Krn>’ ,,is' drink too muen; much; niso get rrom from any 5. Thnt In the drilling of th e !nPP<?nri't but whnt delights the Indies the recommendations which Governor unnk Hardee will make in his address to pharmacist about four ounces of Jnd test wells, for which the sale of stock with Wyeth's Sage nnd Sulphur Coni-1 the legislature. I Salts; tnke a tablespoonfnl in a gloss jin permitted, that the services of an pound is thnt, besides beautifully. IF YOU NEED A NEW All but one or two members of the of water before hrenkfnst each morn-1experienced expert oil well driller be dnrkening the hair after n few nppli-j legislature were on hand last night *ing for a few days and your kidneys employed to supervise and mnkc the cations, it tihs° produces thnt soft lu s-, for the preliminaries. will act fine. This famous salts is drilling operations of the company. tre nnd nppeurnneo of abundance' The informal session of the senate made .from the acid of grapes and 0. That 80 per cent of the proceeds which is b o attractive.—Adv. rnuru« last night ratified the selcc-, lemon juice, combined with lithia, and derived from the sale of stock be used Buy the Best that is m ade tions made two years ago by the bold- has bqpn used for generations to clean for the purpose of drilling nnd equip­ HANDBAG CONTAINING over senators as part of the routine ftnd stimulate clogged kidneys; niso ping oil wells. 7. Thnt said com-1 JEWELRY IS STOLEN of its work. today in formal elections to neutralize the acids in urine so it pnny furnish the comptroller once a j DAYTONA, April 0.—The theft of la»t night s Work will be ratified by no longer is a source of irritntion, month n written statement shownfc the senate. Senator W. A. MatfWII- thus ending bladder weakness, the names nnd postofTice addresses of i a handbag containing $1,500 in ensh bams. St. Augustine, was made presi-, j n{j Salts is Inexpensive; cannot nil persons who, during the previous j and jewelry from the room of n local dfiit. Senators Johnson and Hully injure; makes n delightful elTervcs- month, shnll hnve purchased nny of hotel occupied by Mrs. C. M. Loomis paymg tribute to his efficiency, ju d g -, cent iithia-water drink which cvery- the stock of the company within th v , mul her mother, 5lys. G. F. Goodwin, We also have the Buck Ljne of m. in and fairness, both ris n member one should tnke now nnd then to keep state of Florida, together with the both of New Britain, Conn., hns been y GAS RANGES nf the house and of the senute. Sec- . their kidneys clean and nctivc. Try par value of the stock so purchased. reported to the police authorities. retsry Finley called the cnucus to o r - , this, n]B0 keep up the water drinking, 8. Thnt the permission granted in dtr artd Senator T. T. Turnbull was nn,j no doubt you will wonder what said property should expire on the chairman and Senator John S. Taylor beenme of your, kidney trouble nnd 31st. day of December, A. I). 1920. secretary. There was no oratory hneknehe.—Adv. 1 On November 10, 1920, the comwaited mi the proceedings, most of ----------------------------- • pnny refused to nm-pt snid qualified CHAUTAUQUA TREASURER’S the -ei at nr* being anxious to get tendered it and requested snid compW * COMPANY REPORT. ov. r t.. the house to see the real bat• • 1troller nnd attorney genernl to issue tie. To the 20 men who mnde the Chau­ it a permit to do business nnd sell its SANFORD, FLORIDA Senator MacWilliams told the cor­ tauqua possible and the people who 'stock in the state of Florida, free respondent, afte r the cnucus, thnt the patronized the same: from nny conditions nnd qualifications Receipt*, position had come to him positively which the officials refused to do. without promises of any kind, a re c -| From sale of season tickets..$ 658.76 Thereupon the company filed Its peti­ or>l of which he is deservedly proud. From the g u a ra n to rs _____ 300.00 tion in the circuit epurt of Leon coun­ Following is n complete list of sen- From door receipts _______ 543.22 ty for an alternative writ of mandam­ att officers and attaches, with the us dirrete dto the respondents, comp­ rnoniy from which they hail—the Total ....................................$1501.98 troller and attorney genernl, to com­ PIANO TUNING plates of engrossing secretary nnd Paid out .............. - .............$1501.98 pel them to issue such permit, or to “We Deliver The Goods” \V. L. Harvey will tune your piano. '■r.v stenographer were left open until The Redpath Chautauqua was n loss show cnusc. The alternative writ today ’ . 18 years with Cable Co. Permanent­ to the Redpath people of $313.02. Local and Long Distance Hauling wns issued by the circuit court. Re­ ly located In Sanford nt 107 West Respectfully, President, W. A. MacWilliams, St. spondents filed n motion to qunsh said J»hns; secretary, Charles A. Finley, George Hyman, Treasurer. alternative writ, which \yns nvcr-rul- First street. Phone 103-J. All work PHONE 498 guaranteed. • • 25*tfc Columbia; assistant secretary, Miss od by the circuit court and respondL C. Hulley, Volusia; bilf secretary, ' If Wc Please You, Tell Olliers. If We Don’t, Tell Us. enata having refused to plead further C. Y. Byrd, • Suwannee; engrossing the court mnde nn order directing the *cvritary, left open until today; en­ Issuance of n peremptory writ In ac­ rolling secretary, Francis Lyops, cordance with the prayer of the peti­ Lon; journal socretary, W. P. Crostion. From this order overruling the Is a powerful Antiseptic and Pain Marion; sergeant-at-arm s, W. A. Killer, cures infected cuts, old sons, motion to qusah the alternative writ “PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Grow Prolific ^Mton, Putnam; doorkeeper, Horry Black-Draught Is The Best Medi­ tetter, etc. Relieves Sprains, Neur­ nnd directing the issuance of the per­ Inward, Leon; chnplain, Rev. Buyan 17-18te • Crops emptory writ, respondents appealed. algia, Rheumatism, • tephens, Leon; janitor, Eugene cine This Lady Ever Used. Says The supreme court has affirmed this awkins, Jackson; reading secretary, It Is Only Medicine She order of the circuit court. LANDIS, FISH & HULL Miss Myrtle McCaskUl, Taylor; osGives H er Children. BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA *»tant secretary, R. L. Walden, DcAttorneys and Counsellors-at-Law FLORIDA GROWERS GET bolo; stenographers, Miss Ella V. A quarter-century of successful manufacture and distri­ DeLAND, FLORIDA Village. Ark.—In telling ol RATE HEARING THIS• '''ins, Alachua; Miss Aline Sledge, herCherry bution In Florida and Georgia of High Grade Will practice In the State and Feder­ experience with Thedford'a Black* nferson; Miss Eula Vickery, Escam- Draught, Mrs. Lottie Ellla, R. F. D. No. “PROLIFIC” Fertilizers al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ MONTH—1F LETCHER amining and Perfecting Land Titles. "I used Black, ,a: P“Kes, Leon Woods, Taylor; 1, this place, said: Special formulas for Cirtus, Melon and all VegotabTe arry Anderson, Gadsden; Harry Draught aa a laxative, also for head­ WASHINGTON, April 4.—Follow­ ache, torpid liver and Indigestion. It Lnlayson, Columbia. Reduce your 1921 FertiliberUills by using "PROLIFIC” U the best liver medicine I have ever ing up his conferences with the chair­ used and 1* the only madlcln* I girt man of the Interstate Commerce com­ t Fertilizers. SCHELLE MAINES my children. BROTHERHOOD AT mission rewarding rates from Florida Honestly made, truthfully sold, and satisfactorily "I feel like It has saved me a lot la growers and shippers of fruits and LAWYER OVIEDO SATURDAY doctors’ delivered bill*, for when tha children An independent company with capacity of 400 torn daily. St- Andrews was represented on the complain of feeling bad or have a cold, vegetables, who has had th is' m atter marnond nt Oviedo by tha Thursday I Just give them a good dos* of Black- up with the authorities here for some SANFORD T. E. KING, A gent and they soon get all rig h t time, said today th at the next hearing i chapter l u t Saturday, playing Draught I t certainly dean* the liver and clears SANFORD -:-;FLORIDA IT *K»in»t the Oviedo Boy Scouts. The up the akin and they are soon o u t regarding this m atter would be held k«me was particularly interesting, in- wall again. I wouldn't be without It during April. .A t that time represent­ • atives of the growers and shippers ** much aa the game this time waa for anything." Seventy years of successful us# bai * turn-about and won. by St. An- m ads Thedford’a B lack -D rau g h t# and also of the ra'lroads will be heard Attorney-at-Law No earlier date than April, ' re>’s Brotherhood, by a acore of 5 to standard, household remedy. E rtry here. ARE YOU INSURED? IF N O T , SEE • The Oviedo scout* lived up to their member, of every family, need*, at Senator Fletcher said, could be ar­ No. 14 Gamer-Woodruff Buildin r' putation of moat generous hospl- times, the benefit that Black-Draught ranged. ft is proposed to piece Flor­ W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y SANFORD, FLA. 1 la helping to cleanae the aystem ida shippers more on a parity with a ty, for after the game the utem- idvas and to prevent or relieve the trouble# * rs of the Brotherhood were invited th a t come from constipation. Indiges­ others further • from the important markets, sc) that more time may be al­ 0 t>ie pretty spot under the big tree tion, and a Uxy liv#r. , _ To keep weU, yodr stomach, nvst lowed thy Florida • producers In the ®l Lake Charm, where a most bountlu and greatly enjoyed supper waa and bowsl* m ust b# in good working handling ‘ of their shipments before order. To help keep them that way, JEWELER o m c i p b o p u b b a n e b u il d in a . jnven. The Brotherhood team play- taka occasional dosea of Thedfords reaching Anal destination. Sanford MY SPECIALTIES: lng were the following: Leonard Mc- Black-Draught Thousands of hocus are never without i t Pickard’s Hand-Painted China „ Uc""' c*ptain; James Stone, James 666 ia a prescription for Colds, ****************** For sals by all druggists. Gorham’a Sterling Silver * t°ollhan, Morris Moye, Robert RobThe ‘genuine , has .the name, Fever and LnGrippe. kIt's the nson1Jesse Greene, John Wilson, Joel Thedfords, on the labeL Insist on gstIIwm’ rl.u d War. ; . «nd Rpbert Denton. Elgin and Waltham Watches ting what yqu aak for, Kir moat speedy. remedy, we know. COUNTY JUDGES OFFICE HAS A FlftfB, BIG SAFE was no T u r p r ise TURN HAIR DARK WITH SAGE TEA GLASS OF SALTS CLEANS KIDNEYS CALUMET w- 1 OIL COOK STOVE The FLORENCE Automatic Reho-paste For Sore Throat, Coughs, Croup. Ask Your Druggist FOR HEADACHE, ' LIVERTROUBLE mwA LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER RUB-MY-TISM THE BLACKSHEAR MFG. COMPANY GEO. G. HERRING HENRY M cLAULIN . ,* V * 4 V # j ,f _ . . . General Fire Insurance ; �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1921 There have been campaign* and THESANFORDHERALD campaigns here against gambling, ...r r M U a a t nad Editor Sanatory aaS T n a a w a r .............Oaaara) Manager (Iaocrparatod) fart, TU rlda, Foralgn AdvertUIn R rpraaatitatlva THE AMERICAN PR1 IS A SSO C IAT ION The tourist* who remained In Flor­ ida are satisfied now. W ith th* changeable weather in the north a t thia time of the year there U no forecast for the weather and it la cold the greater part of the time. against slot machines, against many of thoso things which are in violation of the city ordinances. These cam­ paigns simply call attention to the existence of these evils. Thcjl have also been brought to the attention of this paper and articles have been written to bo published, but wc have never seen the benefits of campaigns or of articles or of sermons to be preached against any violations of the city ordinances." We have officers to enforce the low. If they cannot en­ force them, put the officers out nnd get someone that wilt enforce the law. If anyone knows whereof he speaks, let him speak in public, call the at­ tention of the mayor and city commis­ sioners and city manager to this vio­ lation and arrest the violators. Why should there be any indirect mention of these violations. Come right square out to the city officials and tell them what you know. They arc here to enfores the laws or get off the j o b nothing more and nothing leas. The DeLand News shows tho picture of the new moving picture house to RRU8II UP. CLEAN UP. PAINT UP, be erected in that city. It is certain­ Some slogan this. Sound* tike ev­ ly a beauty and will do much toward erything is going up. However, go­ placing DeLand in the hjg city class. ing up docs not always mean prices North Carolina hotels are calling on goods. It might have reference to for a hotel law. We always thought the elevator for Instance. And the thd rates were high enough as it brush, clean up and paint up means that our city will soon put on a new stand*. Of-course Jerry C arter,'our own hotel inspector, could go up there, dress ail round and that every prop­ erty owner will endeavor to make some changes in hid home and in his A noted scientist says th st in a few property during the spring and sum­ mer months. y ean the human race will change Spring is the time for cleaning up form and become lizards. Wo guess­ in all the states and while Florida ed as much. After seeing some of the usually bestirs herself more In the fall "lounge lizards" In New York we to get in readiness for the tourists, could see the evolution very easily. the spring also brings {he annual W. A. McRae, the Commissioner of clean up and paint up campaign with Agriculture, says that Florida has a the idea of getting ready for the visi­ crop to market every .hour in the tors in plenty of time. It Is good to year. It seems to u b thst Sanford is ba on the job of cleaning up all the marketing n crop every minute and time. Wc should not wait for fall the railroads arc taking it from them or for spring if wc intend to keep our town shining all the time. It takes every second. constant effort to keep a town clenn We note with pleasure tho building Just ns it takes this effort to keep our boom thnt has started in Sanford. We stores nnd homes nnd buildings clenn believe that now is the time to build. nnd neat. The city officials have All the authorities on building every­ promised to assist In this enmpnign where think so and it seems that tho Qnd It is possible that Mayor Stevens bottom of prices In this line has been will call for n special week noon for reached. This is the time to build the purpose of making n systematic and got your houses ready for the big cleaning of the entire city from one end to the other. And then we have tourist rush next fall. the promise of the A. C. L. officials Jacksonville is tho greatest city In to take the union station In hand nnd tho state and always will be/ ' It looks make it beautiful to behold with my­ like New York nt the present time riads of flower beds where the ash nnd with the thousands of people passing cinder heaps now smell to heaven, nnd through and the union station being there are other corporations that will a replica of the Pennsylvania station get Into-the hnbit of looking after the in New York helps to carry out the premises nnd making them ns neat idea. Jacksonville is thr gateway to nnd ns sweet ns the home. It Is just the state and the majority of tourists the habit thnt you acquire nnd it is n pass through either going or coming. hnbit thnt should he acquired for We are all proud of Jacksonville, clcnnlng up all the time is much eas­ proud of her streets, of her fine build­ ier and much better than cleaning ings, of her elegant stores, of her twice n year. And there are many transportation facilities and even of places where the city enn help the her police force. Jacksonville will al­ property owners by filling in the pnrkways be Jacksonville, our big city, ways and doing work thnt will not on­ and one in which every Floridian feels ly save the owner money but will give him assistance thnt be could not pos­ a Just pride. sibly procure through nny other source. All honor to those public spirited Let us have the Clenn Up, Brush men of Sanford who wanted high- UP and Paint Up Campaign. class amusements here and who went into their pockets to procure it In the JOBS FOR THE STUDENTS Chautauqua last week. They had to pay the difference but it was worth it. Schoolh will noon bo out nnd there The pioneers are always the ones to will be 'n number of boys nnd girln pay the biils, to suffer the loss, to do who will be flecking position.*. Some the hard work, to make the sacrifices will not care to work and name will that the public may be benefitted and want to work for the money that is the future generations profit by their in the position when if they were sacrifices. We hope that the people properly classified they could be have recognized the many benefits to getting the money and getting some­ be derived from a Chautauqua in where along the line of their life Sanford. We hopo that they will as­ work. The St. Augustine Record has sist the Business and Professional something to say along this line: Woman’s Club in selling enough seas­ "With the end of tho school year in on tickets next year to make the June comes tho crop of boys nnd girls proposition a paying one. Wc hopo who must go to work, yet are uncer­ that the public here has awakened to tain what they want to do. Who is to its full, duty nnd instead of talking help them solve thin problem wiseabout better amusements will go •head and have them. “The Y. M. C. A. has undertaken this work among (he boys in a west­ There are many now homes going ern town. Without waiting for the up in every, part of Sanford but there end of the year, the n^sociation mem­ ahouid be twice ns many. Sanford bers nre already getting in touch will need several new hotels, mony with the students, finding along what apartments, many rooms In private lines each boy's inclinations lie, or homes to take care of the many thou­ making practical suggestions if he sands of tourists that are coming here has no predilections. The objective next winter. Everyone who knows is being established, the best way to a t­ predicting the greatest tourist season tain it is discussed, and when the In the history of Florida and Sanford time comes, .boy nnd job will be should go after hor share. There is brought together where such abetting no need to advertise, no need to tell seems desirable. of our advantages, no need to moke "This aort of work prevents the •ny effort to get people here unless students from drifting into blind al­ ore have ample facilities for taking ley occupations and distasteful jobs care of them and then after they are from which he soon cuts loose to drift here make the prices of everything aimlessly in the business world, reasonable. The tourists are kicking Where there is no school or welfare on some towns in which they lived agency particularly fitted to take up this season that asked twice *i much such work, a citizen's committee could for rooms os they were worth and accompllali much practcial good. Sanford during the past season took "In no case should such efforts be c a re 'o f many tourists who had be­ allowed to'degenerate into propagan­ come dissatisfied with other platen on da of any kind. The sole object must account of the high price*. Give them be to suggest to the coming wagegood accomodations, give them earner congenial employment at amusements, fair prices and SanfortL which he may labor with satisfaction will have more tourists than any other In the present and the prospect of city in this part of Florida.' ’> advancement In the future." * ALARM CLOCK HABITS SANFORD IS BUILDING The editor of the Herald never used Go wherever you will in Sanford an alarm clock to get him up in the nnd in the suburbs yoq*can sec build­ morning. When wc worked for other ings of ail kinds beginning to take people we rose early regardless of shape. There arc new homes and how late the time ox retiring might new additions to old homes and there be and were always on time at the arc many fine residences being plan­ office. This rule has been followed ned in the business districts and ever since and it always seemed many big projects being planned in strange that anyone needed an alarm the way of hotels and apartment clock to get them up in the morning houses. There is a new theatre be­ when they were well awiire of the ing planned and many changes arc fact that getting up on time and get­ bound to take place in Sanford ere ting to work on time meant doing another twelve months roll round. your best whether it was for yourself There should bo many buildings erect­ or for the boss. The Dearborn Inde­ ed here if we arc to take care of the pendent has a good editorial along many hundreds of new people who this line as follows: are planning to come to Sanford in A young man who always depend­ the early fall. Wo should be build­ ed upon an alarm clock to awaken ing hotels and apartm ent houses and him in the morning one night forgot new homes and cottages and bunga­ to wind it. In consequence of this, lows and all kinds of buildings. San­ he overslept and missed an appoint­ ford is in the public eye today more ment in regard to an important posi­ than ever before, thanks to the ex­ tion he was seeking. When he a r­ cellent work of the Sanford Chamber rived he found it filled; another had of Commerce and other live organi­ been on t^pie and secured the place. zations and the live citisens of Son"It was* all on account of the alarm ford. It takes work to get them here clock,” he said to his friend when re­ and it takes more than that to make lating the incident. "No," replied theni satisfied and contented after the other, "it was because you depend­ they are here. We should do our ed upon tho alarm clock and not upon building now and next fall we should yourself." make up our minds to give the visi­ There are many people, both men tors the best.accomodations the city and women, who have the alarm clock can afford *t living rates. We want habit. They do not Mice to think for more people to own their own homes themselves. They depend upon some here. We want more of the Sanford one else to tell them when a thing citizen* to own homes here. We want should be done, and oftentimes how lower taxes on homes that are being ■ loos c u t ahor* of L*k« I m p lo tb* St. it should be done. They like to lean used by the home owners. We Want John* lite r , tbenr* la a cen tra l Kaaterlr d i­ op the Hi. John* Hirer to and through upon somebody rather than to take every man who has that pride in his rection la k e lla rn r/. tbenr* H o a lb ttlr and op to tb* the initiative. They say, "If I get heart to build a nice home here to point whrr* lb* S t. John* rirrr rrunar* lb* boundary o f Towtkahlp 21 Booth, lb*or* into a tight place I will ask some one think thnt Sanford, is appreciative of Huolb W cet alone aald Townahlp Itna lo tb* |>dn! *f heclnnlnc. abor* draerthed territory twine what to do. Why should I worry to his efforts and that Sanford will not r o o m y Comlb* mtaalouer*' IHatrtet No. B. work out the plan myself?” .gouge him either in taxes or In any T)i* dcw tlpllon o f tba propottd locatteo of fiw.te I».| bride** to b* curu true led, hardIn business there are many alarm commodities that he may purchase. •lb* urfared and luiprtired la aa follow*, lo-w lt: That reflate blebwajr from- Orlrdo to Holdclock men If they are told to do 4 The city thnt looks after its own will en ro l. d**rrtb*d aa follow*, to .w it: Iteclnnlne piece of work, instead of figuring out be the city that gets the people. lo tb* Town nf Orledo. Sem inole futility . Flori­ nt a point POO fret Eaat o f tb* Northweat themselves the best way to do it, they Build those homes and those apart­ da, _____ o f RectUm T. '■ 11. Townahlp 21, Itoolb of corner r u n g * 31 K u i , ru n W ent 3ITO fe e t, th en ce In a will ask some one, else. Everything ment houses and those hotels now. __ ■ " ‘ * t"! ftoatliw**terly direction fnltowtne tb* m u I a they do is by rule of thumb. If the fravrtl*! rw«.l running from O v|*4o. fo Orlando ■ pproilmateljr 5.9 nil Ire to the Orange County whistle was not blown at noon the A GREAT WORK line, eml aUo. probability is they would nob go out T in t certain highway fnon O ivlnota to the r«vutity line* dcecilhed follow*, to w it: ft#' to lunch, They want to be called and Something for all of Floridn to ginning at the I n t e t w tlo n of the F.»*t line of lirefIon 3*. T*iwnaLIji 31. ’ fhkutb of llen g# not to do the calling. look forward to with the greatest in­ Kaat, with ft»«* (fitte r line of 8#T#ntt) Atreel 33 U» Isn’t it n splendid thing to think terest is the opening of the St. Johns U*e Town Hite o f North rh u loota. Seminole ’m in ty , Fftorl>li. run H*»uth 1.S3 m llee on the for yourself? To decide for your­ river bridge, which it is said will take tKaat line of llecllotiA 3D tud 33. Vo the OtAnge self? To act for yourself? To feci place some time in July. Construc­ i ’fMnnty line* and tbow (torllona of that certain highway thnt through your own efforts you tion work is being rushed now to in­ A\mn lw ren flenera end (Wef>la. more particularly rleecrllred follow». to w it; Uegln S4G feet ore building charncter, nntl business, sure the official opening in the early W eal o f a» the Houlheaat corner of ^eci^nn •. nnd prosperity? To know that, al­ summer, and no longer will people Townahlp 20, BoUVh of R tn g f *32 Kaat, Seminole riurlitA. (aald t^lnt being the IU»t etui though you may take counsel of older travelling to Jacksonville from the County. uf the brick med on the South line of aald Sec­ tion D), run Kaat SI6 feet to the Southeart, and wiser heads, the final decision in South, or from Jacksonville south­ ranter of aald Section 0. thence Ni*fth aud nny matter in yours, and yours alone? ward be dependent on the ferry. The Northeaairrly along the r»»ad leading to Oeee4131 fret lo a point uric mite from ItegluTo have the courage to do without building of this bridge is a tremen­ ola, ntng. atul atao ' Iteglnnlng at the Northern termtnua o f the waiting to he bolstered up by some dous piece of work, n great achieve­ road running from G enet a in (W rala, one else whom you have learned to ment to which residents of Jackson­ (\runty •aid |wdnt Iwlng 70 feet Northweat from the renter line of the Florida Kaat Foaat tlallrnad lean upon? ville and all Duval county may well and fKl feel Weal fn*m the center line of the i'fpMwa r«Htipany'a m ill Aiding, m n \ Try it for a week nnd see how It point with pride. Highways and itwcrola South weatrrly parallel with the Florida B a iii turns out. Let every tiny of the sev­ bridges— they are among the great Ctsaet lUllruad one tulle. Said raada mad aald en be a day of “derring do." Rele-* developers of the ago, and this struc­ p w lln tif nf aald roail* to t*e cocatructesl of •o r h 'w id th an»l of euch h a nl ear faced m aterial gate the alarm clock of your mental­ ture bridging Florida's mightiest riv­ ■• may hereafter tm d eten ullird by the ttoard tVstintf Fotumlwilonera. ity to the dust heap of failures to be er means much to the statc-nt-lnrge. o f Tt*e • mount eatlniated aa ueeeaaary to pay found along the road of life’. Look This bridge is being constructed at a for the mnatructlon of the mail* and hrldgag vert forth In aald {wtltlon U NINETY THOUS­ up and gel your time from the sun, cost of approximately $1,193,000. It AND t9PU.tUU.UUI lu lla ra , the r u it ef aurh timatruction to paid for by the Laauance and and let its rays guide you, nnd at the is considerably over half a mile in aale of Imnda for aald amount, payable thirty end of the week you will have for­ length, being 3,8M feet over all. The yearn after date* w ith Intereat at the rate o f a ll (■er rent, per annum, aahl D»mD not to tie wild ever done with the alarm clock habit. river portion of the bridge is about or otherwlf# ille|>oned o f for tewi than i»ar. VOW , I'llK H K F O ltK , N otice la hereby given 2,-iOO feet, and the approaches 1,400 th a t on the 17th d ay o f k liy , A. 1.1, IP21, an THE .SPRING PLURGK electio n will he held w ith in th e te r rito r y feet, the north approach being nbout ■Hfuttflit In lie cre a te d , n » n alh u tei| and r a ta b ib li­ cal Into « H{N^'lal Ib-a.l and Itrld g e d b t r lc t. ami The editor of a clothing publication 500 feet, and the south approach ■■hi *»|erf|f»n b be re by rtfilrrekl t«» tw tirh l u|) estimates thnt American women this nbout 900 feet.—St. Augustine Rec- ■a hi d ate by the iju allficd el eel ora wlto a r t spring have spent more than $290,000,000 for Faster hnts, frocks, hos­ iery, etc., and is unfeeling enough to suggest that the men have probably spent ns much on new suits, ties and things. It has been the greatest Faster buying season in history, he says, nnd the buying has been done not merely in the big fashion centers but along the main street of every sjnnll town. Half a billion or so for Faster clothes! It looks, off-hand, like n pretty lavish expenditure. But tho splurge of Faster glory was worth it, and the nation can well afford it. People must have new clothes ongc in a while, anyway, and spring is uie nnturnl time. All nature decks itself in new, bright apparel, and why should man scorn to do the same? It is good for people’s bodies, minds and souls to put off the dull, cutwom gnrb of winter and' come forth in the fresh, cheerful gnrb of spring. It in good ftjr their health, and it is good for their morale. It is good for business, too. This Faster buying hns started the business bail a-rolllng again. "Winter's rains and ruins are over, With al the season of snows nnd B in s ," GET YOUR MAP, Everyone wants an up-to-date map of Florida. One thnt you can hang on the wall of your den, or office or room and have it for handy reference and it is surprising how many times you ronlly need to consult a map of Florida during the year. ■ Regardless of your occupation you need a good wall map. You need U ‘for your­ self first and then you need it for your children or your neighbors chib dren. In fact you- can't keep house without a good map of Flqri(}(i,, You get one free if you pay a.yeap’s sub­ scription to the Dally Herald. Come in and see'the maps. You will like We are putting orer some things. big Few people except those who are active in the Chamber of Commerce renltxc how much time ih e officers and the secretary hnd tho active mem­ bers are putting in on th h wirk of building up Sanford. They are work- Sanford is looking better nnd feel ing better than ever. FOR qi'ICK HAI.E—IS arte farm, .*■ mile* rrom Hanford, l itdle from loadln* Irark. fl 1-2 ■ere* cleared; >1 a r m tiled: 2 aptendld fbi«ln « • ell*. l-1.lfl*UO riali or fd„Val.(HI lerrua. Or • III illrl.te and tell 5 * r m w lth M acre* tile.) for II..KIO.OO. T ill, pta're la worth tn ,r ,ll* a tIn* If } ml want an terratnirnt that will make •m ir nm ner.—J . 41. Packard. IW Park A*e. I'lmie HO. . J | iff iill KAI.K-—10 a rte, n f land. .1 arrr* ill.-.t In Hanfnril ,-etery iltelrte-t.—-Item ltr*u*r, lt,mte ■>. I. MaltUu.1. Fla. 31 flip lb* W rktra rte*r, at 10 *. to. M l 7 13. 14*31. Earti bid mual It* *(Tom|i**l*d by a r.tlln*.l rlirik tn lb* bum *f ft** hundred tO W t •VillaI*, mad* (tuyahto to T. C. Hinytb*. Clark fur lb* Hoard of lYwnty ConimlMtmirr* of U k r ik ion ly. FkurltU. aa o tU m o * of *.«.! fa Ilb. Tb* County Commlaabinora rt-terr* lb* rlyht lo r»)**t any or alt WdaC.*|*l** o f plan., apw-lflrallona. pn>|»w*.t rooIrari and bond may hr bad on appltcatbxi to T. C. Hmylb*. Clerk o f lb* llourd o f Ikxuity Caiiiiiiltebm**,, Tktateb, fV r ld i. or from K, A, Ikon*la**, llr r k o f lb* Hoard of County Com. niltebwrr*. Hanford, Florida, a fter April 20. on d*po*lt o f LJ.OO wbtrh w ill b* r*tnrn*.| If I4d la mail*. Ily order Of th* Hoard o f Co* my Com ml* •loner* o f Kemlaol* Cvooly. Florida. iHKAt.) R. A. nOUflLASS, By Y. R. D O l'ai.A SS, d. c. COUNTY, TLORIDA. ^ Th# petition o f ii. r. Wb**t*r, Theo Aulla e l | l . « k t m for Ibe r»l,M U hm *nl o f ■ lined end llrUtfe Dtotrlct t o . be known „ HIECIA1* nOAD A N D URIDUR DISTRICT No 2. o f Seminal* County. F lorid ,, bartn* br-jj irrten tw l e l Ike r e n t e r March m eriln c of ,ate Doerd. be Id on till- Sib i l i j o f . March, A. I) 1031. and „ l d p etition b avins lieen filed irttb tbta Hoard at Utah tim e, and It appearing in Rda -Hoard that M i l petition la algord die net ifM than tw # n ly .d r * por read, o f ttw duly r+*l#cr*d Voter* who are frre-hoMera real din* In lb* territory 11 to prepoeed .to create into •eld Special i Road and IlrldM Iltetrtct, and tb, aald (* n tf« o t e llin g out a Oeatelptlon of th . IT IS THE UK7 0 UK HERERY ORDERED at Iht* m ealing o f tb* hoard of County Cbmmlaakaifra o f Mmlnoto County, bald thto Stb dar o f April. A. D. IB3I, bains • regular roe*tlo f o f aald Hoard, th a t an * taction ba, ta d th* d a t a la b*r*by oadarad bald la aald territory Rblcb It U prtipoaad la cooatltat* Into aald Special Road ami R rtdgt Dlatrlrt to he known aa SPECIAL ROAD AMD BRIDOK DISTRICT No, 2. of Haplnoto C ount/. Florida, (o dattrmine wbatbar aaeh larrH ur/ aball ba ronailjotad loin , a S p a tia l Road and BMdgn Dlatrlrt, and to farther detarialn# wbatbar lb# n a il* and bridge* paopoaad 4e b* rooatnttted aball b* n * . ■Inartrd and paid for la tb* maaaar aprclfted in* **i fartb- la aaM palllkw. . It to furtbfr ante m l that prupar notice of aald rltrtlon b a' glaan and pobllabed for not tea* than. th ir ty , day* B a i t praaanllag tb* dar <ki which toett election aball b* bald, aald vy. lira la b t pOOBatwd In tba HANFORD tiaR A I.Ii. a nawapaMT pabltebrd In Sanford. Bamtaola GoQQt/t t w i l l . • l l , to fartbgr ofdraad that oaly d a l/ qoalifted • t e c t o n who nr* freeh old er* redding wlttda ibe ( r n flo t r n b l t l 'll to propoart lo e m i t tata a Special JLrtd s o il B rid e* Dlatrlrt aball b* , a . titled to V«t* at t o r t election. Th* f o n t s 1* * to 'tb a territory p*tl(lo»*d to to ruaalllQ ltd Into a’ S p ecial Iload and Urtdxa DlairtrftA ( * 1 * 1 Iteg lh u tw the. corner o f S e c tio n M . Jf, j | aad - A3 o f Tatoitahlp 30, Sooth of H i t , , jt) E a » tT \P M .iB « lb a to m Section Una lo m . r o f KeelRki* 1i . IB, 23 aad 33, Townahlp ! |, Hoots o r U ln a * SO Eaat. thane* tV n t , l , 0j Beetle* Ida*, l o corner o f Keel t e n , ' 10. IT, p, anil 2 1 ,. T M nahlp 31, Houtb of R aafe 30 Kaat! tbenr*, Haotb *b«i* (tor Iton IJo* to lb* Boothw**l ow ner of Heritor, 33, Townahlp 21. booth o f Jtat** * 3 0 -Rnat, Ibanre Eaat alone Towaahlp Ida* tetw eao Townahlp* I t and a . to lb* Econlockhatcbla .t'r**k, tbenr* Nortberlr a k n e «ald rr**k to Ita lnt*r**cttoo w ith tea Eaat tewndary o f Section 13, Townahlp l | , Somtl, o f .|U h |a 31 Eaat, throe* Norib alone Hatter l.lo* I r l r r i t i Itanera 31 and 33 to tba Quarter Wet ion rom er on lb* Eaat booodary offtor-tten 24, Townahlp 30, Hooth of Ranee It X a a L - Ihanca. W w l lo Iwk* Jr**ap. tbenr* W**t*rly alupe tb* Sooth *hore of Iwk* to (toollotf | J o* *ninrdne Bant and Weal belwern ttocHsna to an d t t t , Townahlp 10, Sooth of it a tree 30 E a a t,' tb*nr* Weal alone m id See lion , Lin* to |xilnl o f twcUinlne. Tb* »n|i*re 4**rrlb*d t*TTllory brine County j'omidbqliator'n Dlatolrti N*. 4. nod ntoo, Itottbnlhe at a'lV.Int '..n the South Hound ary of Sect loo 21, Townahlp 31, South of Ranf* 23 K a il, whrr* < |tik'K cinlorkbatrbte Creek rruwr, • ltd line, Ikerirr^ N ortherly alone aald Crr-k Hcctlufi 13, TuwiuihJp 21* fouth tif Mange 3| Kaat. tbenr* North aluug aahl Many# l.lnv w twrrn Manxfa 31 and 32 Kaat, to the Quarter rtecflou1 cum*!# oti th# K#at bottodary of b#t 1 1 24, Township 20, Nuuth of llangr 31 Kaat. (het*rtr Weal lo , Lake Jcoayp, tbenr# Norther­ ly atony the Kaat ahor# of Lake Jmaup to tba Nl, John# Hirer, throe# In a yrtirral llaatrrly ,*Itf##|bfl UO i h f IW- Jnfina K lrtr In an«l through l*|kr Harney, tbrace H<»ulh#rly ami up tr* tb# gsolnt whrr# the Ht. Johoa Hltrr r n w « th* N»»uth boundary o f Townahlp 21. South, thrum W ffl aWftijt aald Townahlp U a r to jHilnt of tipflnniny* t Tb# a to v t d w r lh r d territory twlng f’ounty f '4whip Iavion#/* a Dlatrlrt No. 5. Tfi# ilcacrfpthm « f Uie propoaed lucatlon of th# roada and bridge# to t»# naiatm ctcsl. h irj ■orface*! anil Improved, la as follnwa. fn wit Tli a t certain highw ay fnnn Oviedo to Gold#nrval timer Ilied aa follnwa to w it ; Heg timing la tb# Ttown o f Oviedo, ft#mUitjiv CtMtaty, FlaritU, a t a p^tnt’MO f f f t K ail of |tw> Northweat corn e f o f Median 43, T ow niblp 21* PU»uth of Range 31 Kaat, run \Vea< *400 'fret, thenc# U a Nouthweaterly direction foDowlny the main t rare Her) fwidi ruimlhy from Otledn to OrUtid» appm vltnalaly -3.2 tulle* lo the Oranya County lJne; and alao. T h at certain highw ay from Cbulnota to the Ptuiniy lJ n e, dcacrllinl #« follow*, to-wlt; Heylnnlny a t ' n ie Intrrw^rtloii o f th# Eaat llo# i»f Hcithm Tuwnah'p 41. r lu ih of Itange 32 K a il, w ith lit# c#p t#r. line « f Ibvrnlb atteet iff th e Town K ltl North Uiinlosita* Hendtpil# fow iL y. Flitrlila. run .Hanilli I .® mll.-v «m litKaat line «»f Rcctfdhi 3D ami 33 to tb# Orange (Wanty lin t, 4Ud* . . i 1**> Oh* # (fpetloBA o f that tertain highway Iwtwren t|#ti#ViB and Os >• i Ij . *r *r# paClIrttlar* ly ileaerltwd a» fulkiw » Ib-dlriiibi^ Mf* fmt lYraf o f lb# Hiriitlreaal #-»ni#r i*f flection &. ToWftaht)* 20, o f Itaug# 3J lUat. K#roJ fwd# I’u u n t/, Fkwlda, laahl pulnl lwln g tb# f re r hohlera reahltng w ithin th e tefrlt«*ry Which Ka#t end of itw brli-k r»*«l on the Mouth Iin# of It \a pr<>( towed b* erga Into aald N |w rlal Itoad aald {tecllpn 10 m u Kaat K44 feet to the Hottlb■nd llrh lg e IH atrlct. to d e trru d n e If tb# a b o r t faat corner of aald Heeflon 0. thence North and de*< rltwd territory aball tw runatllufad lato a NtsTtiwasterly! finny the toad leading to Oaceola* Sjw cU l Itoad and llrldge IHMrG u f Seminal# 44.14 feet tn a point « • # m ile from twylnnlng. t'oanty,' Florida, to be known aa UPFCI.U. ami. f V iff a* ItOAIl ANI> llltllM iK D U r r a ilT NO. a. wad twylntdny a t Ilie Northern term Inna of tn further determ ine If there ahalt t»e ran- tn* Founty road running front Geneva to Oaairurtrd within aahl Special I lf # ! and Iliidg* 4c*.I#, aahl p a in t, being 70 feet Northweat h b tr lr t atiove dr fines), permanent n*#«la am) from tb # 'ren ter line o f tbe Florida K ill Total bridge# aa prayed for and aa fully^deM-rlbetl aad Italltoad and $0 'feet Went from the Tenter «rt forth In the (w til Ion on file w llb Ihe Hoard Unc n f the tkoceula. Typrewa Tompany'a m ill aid­ o f to u n tj t*ummlafllonera, am) «Im to further ing, run wHitkweaterly parallel with the Flori­ determ ine If NINETY TIIOl S A N It lHU.onrt.OO) da Kaat t ’lfaat TUItrvad ><n* mile. Aald mad* Iii111am ah a 11 he r « lw | by th r bay a nee and aale ami aald jivfGoria M aald road* jlo tie cuno f bond* payable th irty jream a f te r d a te , b e a r ­ • trhrteil a fw u c b width aad of aw b hard-awr* ing Inlerptf at the rate u f etx jt-cr re n t. |*er an- facing ■ □i%terU4 u may hereafter he >let#rkin in from the <laie o f lh» kgle of aahl t ton da. nilnVd by the Hoard of (\>vn&y C oan tM loorn the aahl band* not to » • W n fur tee, than par. I Tbe amuiBl- eatlm atn l aa n#c##aary to pay fwr ■ltd to tie retired b f a atkktaf land derived the cniietraction o f aahl toada and bridge# la fteMu a aprrlal taa to b* M*f . . e d and roltrele<l NI NITTY THOUSAND UPO.OOO OO) D ollan ; (be U|a>n the |>n>t*rtr vrltbln a .til dlatrlrt. n u t o f. amict| .ranitraction la to hf paid foe by Tli* futl.w tec p*r«*i* a f t app<dnle<l a, the fxsrnifnre hud a il# uf twnila of aald Special Itoad pm)* ID|d<w D latrlrt. If c»natltut#sl. for C lerk, and Ineper tor* pf aald Kleelbm: •aid amount, payable thirty year* after date Ftectact M*. I ,— Dr tod a w ith i m r m i f g t in rate o f alx per redtora per O, f l. W a te o lt. Clerk. annum from the d ate o f the *ale uf aald UwJa. and M ill LhhilJ? a:ne not to be m id nr uttierwlif dlapcsffd;u/ fur lew* than face value. . It la ffrti& t' Ordered that a prui*»r cull tot aald elerl^w t in aald dlatrlrt be Immediately drafted!* and that the #ame be publiahed In the F la tte d ---- C i u l . a t , n#w tpaj*r hferraahl, for tbe full period of r . D. llm m ter, I'terk. tim e pnrarrltwfl, by law . N. I'. Jaruba, Ikm# hn-l OfderVd tn open era*loo tbU . <1, (>. J*n>!«, . the 3th (lyy oFT April, A. D. IB2I. It. I . I>»mi,, I ntivrtnr*. thr polite* place at tliu lu n U i n tv at H lm te* & Ito crn ' flltir*. ... i v , « P r.c te c t M*. ».—O aV rt.IU . , H. E , H ith er* , Clerk 4 \ l i }|« tl era. II. C. Darker, A. W* Wore man. 1r*.[v r t nr, the ln ltln * pl»rr at Gahrlelto to tv , i (be Hrinx.1 Uoner. F rtc ia c t H a, I . —O u i r t IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDIC­ J, II. .ItihirUealop, Clerk, IAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, TLORIDA— IN CHANCERY II. II. I’atUaiialL J: PiSSm . . . . . Jnapcrtor*. tlw Ixdttna plar* at OtOftea tn •* at ih* Tnwn D a li. , j, Halil rterttoo aball U t br'ld In alrlrl r-impll aar* w ith lb* k*u*ral atertbiu la v a „ f th* H ill* , nf Fh,rtda. amt |l|* Cterka ,n .| li u p m n n bold. In* aald rltetlon aball lma>*d!atelr niak* r*lum a uf tb* m u l t u f aatd rtertlon In lh*lr r*. ■p r r tltt prrrlncta, In lb * Iktanl o f Count* rommlaalmrra. .Cb*rrot*t tourln* raf In k» mI runIAm* atnt Ortterrd In n(**n ***»lon on Ib li Ih* No rraaunaW* o ffer refute.1.-— 3tb itor o f April, A, D. IW3I. w o . U k r A!onto*. F la. 31 2lp (HEAL) I.. A. U RIM LRY. Chairman. .AD V E R TISEM EN T L. I*. HAH AN. i Itoated b ill, w ill tto rrrrlivd by lb* Hoar.I uf f . W . KNTEM INO RR, (Vxinty Conitultelnort* o f Lake County. FlotI<1*. •K. CPHLKTT, ■tod lb* Hoard of Couoly Ckunmtoalwiera of O. P. HWOPE. ttomlnol* County, Florida, m relta c Jointly ot ’ Hoard o f (hainlx l'omtuteaiuo*r*. lb* (kauri Iloute In T a r a m . Florida, fat tb* Itorntnol* County, Florida. AI1KXTH W ANTRD—Nell Ih* r*nulu* Watkina Produrl*: Mrdteln*,. E ilr a r t,, flplrr*. a.M|0 , Hhaiupun, Mr. U r* lady ur jErotlriti.ii aarnt w anted In Hanford an.! olb*r raranl rllIpa. A lt or apar* lint*. Particular* aud aim p in f m . W rite today. Th* J. II. Walktna pu.. (jfl, MctupbU, Trim. 34-Atp * 1 -. 7 0 * t h e e s t a b l is h m e n t o r A BFECIAL * 0 A D AMD BKIDUE D IIT aiC T to b x n o w * a s s t e c ia l b o a d a n d ' BHTXM1E DISTRICT MO. I , 0 1 SEMINOLE E. A. IHHHI.ASH. Clark. Dy; V .'E . DOL'tllJASH, 11. P. Marta Joten*oo. and 0111* iofcaaco, Rath A t r l \V. Johnann, attaa t>.r*r W. AUA tlcurs, Jutoed by tier fauaband. n n , r—' J i BILL ' f o r r ABTITION W h * m a tb* aborr nam*rt complainant* bar* /U * d tli*lr bill for tli* p arllllon o f I*»l 4. U l « l It, Tl*r It o f tb* P ity o f Sanfont. Itemlcote Ib u n ly . Florida; and that 11 app*ara from tb* a tn d a tlt nf Olll* Jobnana, on* of th# ro®; p ta liu u i* of II,* ahor* en titled Mil. that A iel W. Jidituon, a ll* . Itorar W . Hp**r. to ™* o* tII* d r f r a d .n l. In lb* fnrrgvlas Will Ibal tb* abor* naui*>|. defendant to a riwlitoat of Ibo H lal* o f Norik Carolina and addrrm to A*b**111*. rate! v . * . Ilm p lla L Tlial It to Ih* be­ lie f o f r^m plalm at that b* to orer XI J**™ of *2*: tta f. tbrr* to- no one la lb * *t*l* D*4 •err lor uf *uW<orua upon would blud tb* d*fenitoirt. You- ay* therefor* ordered la ifP M f b» tbto 1>01 of roipptolnt on lb* IBfb day o f May, ISzir-. id i»tl I 111 la Dirlbrrdmltwrd Ib al Ibto nolte* b* publlthb/l for ‘loo? aaterratef Week* la lb* Han­ ford H erald , a acw »p ai»r pnbllabrt la Bamlnol* County. Florida. W ITNESS K. A. DOusUa*. clerk of tb* tV rull Court, and lb* *toal flia m if, tbto lb* H*1 day of A lu ll, A. J». 10X1. ,iS E A Ig : , v,|. K. A. PO l’O L A " ^ “The House Rat, tho Most Destruc­ tive Animal in the World,” is the ti­ tle of the Yearbook Separate, publish­ ed free by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Farm ­ { - it .4 . ,1 - .41’ v . B . DOt'tlLASH. D. c! ers Bulletin No. 8966 discusses TIIBTFUItU J l P IR R Y M A N . ,. “House Rats and Mice,” and tells how to get rid of them. FQR SAIa»rtel W H. P. and H. P: .Gs*«line, e z in e s. Broad m v **A Herald Printing Co. Phone 148 Jn parfect coMUtioo.— Hersli PrfaJ* �r — — THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 8,1921 Call at CATES CRATE CO., The Big F"eed Store, * for weekly wholesale price list on Feed and Save Fifty to Seventy Five cents per Sack. i „ 7.49 ■ tri 1 PHONE ‘181 JUST TRY US im perial building changed INTO MODERN BLOCK ONE OF SANFORD’S BEST T. J. Miller & Son Mak­ ing Extensive Im- ^ provements Converting one of the older bulld­ og, in Sanford Into one of the flneat tnd moat up-to-date itofre building* in this city la the object of T. J . Mil­ ler A Son, who for many years have owned the Imperial Theatre building it the corner of Magnolia and Second itreete. This building was uaetf aa a theatre building for many *yeara on the ground floor and ilia second floor u a lodge room, in which tbb many 16dgea of Sanford atill t have their home, although the Masons have a lease on the second floor; 4ud‘sublet to the various lodges of the eity. The building ia of concrete and oc­ cupies fifty feet on MggncflU .. and . b o u t one hundred and twenty feet on Second street. The entire ■front will be made over with, brick pillars end plate glass windows in fro h t and facing the wide’ entrance with an upto-date show window effect.. The en­ trance to the second floor haa been changed to the Second street aide,giving the entire front to the atdfd that will be occupied by,T. J. Milier A Son for one of the finest furniture stores in this part of Florida. The lodge room ia also undergoing exten­ sive repairs and the lower floor lnterlot will be changed completely with the balcony effect and thirty-five feet o f plate glass show windows on the Second street aide. In the rear of tjji# building and on part of the lot occupied by the Warman apartment building on Palmetto, a fine chapel and undertaking parlors will be erect­ ed with everything up-to-the-minute. The apartment house property recent­ ly purchased by T. J. Miller A Son will be made over and everything of the very latest improved type in apartment house construction wilt be put in this building, giving Sanford another fine apartment houee. The work la being done by George W. Venable, the well known contract­ or, who has put over some of the larg­ est jobs In this city, among them be­ ing the Elks Club, now the county court house, the new Montezuma ho­ tel and many others of the best build­ ings in the city. T. J. Miller A Son (the son being Frank Miller, one of the progressive citizens of Sanford), are to be congratulated upon the re­ modeling of these buildings. ANOTHER JUDICIAL CIRCUIT WOULD BE CARVED OUT OF TH R E E COUNTIES DeLand News and Day­ tona News Says Fish Will Divide Volusia “scheme" of the wilom political boss. Fish nominated the members of the present Democratic County Executive Committee jugt a few moments be­ fore midnight of the last day for nom­ inations preceding the last primary. The executive committe since tho primary law became operative have not amounted to much, but Kish was on the job the last time, cvidenly with the present scheme in view, and his opponents let this item slip, , If the coast section of Volusia coun­ ty wanta this division now and wants it badly enough to take Fish's domi­ nation with it, then tho people of the coast want it worse than they will want it after they get it. The Newspaper Men Donnelly-Compliments Writing About Trip Sanford and the River visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Proc­ tor. # Mra. Nicholson haa returned from a visit in Osteen. Mra. Bob Proctor has just returned from Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rauleraon were ■hopping in Sanford Thursday. Raymond Kilboe spent a few days at home with hia parent* last week. He la working in Orlando, studying to be a barber. GENEVAFLASHES - - ->-3B 33 We sure enjoyed the good rain wc Articles About Florida are Beginning Well Known Yachtsman Who Spent had here last Thursday and the oth­ to Trickle Toward the Some Time Here is With er fine one Friday. South Us Always E. H. Kllbec, the county commis­ sioner, was seen in Sanford Tuesday The newspaper men who toured William T. Donnelly, the well on business. Florida are beginning to take their known yatchsman who spent some Mrs. A. A. Moran and daughter typewriters on their laps and Jot down time here with hla electrical propelled spent last week visiting Mrs. Will a few random thoughts about Flprida. boats has just left Florida for his Hand and attending tho Chautauqua. The first the Herald haa received la home in Brooklyn and had the fol­ Lee McClain Is spending a few the following from Editor R. L. Me* lowing in the Timea-Union of yester­ If you want one of the best state days with hla parent*, Mr. and Mra. Kenny of the Macon Morning News, day: maps that b*a ever been printed pay who takes several pages to tell about Not many of tho yachtsmen who Tom McClain. for the Daily Herald in advance for Mra. Grover LeFils and aon are Florida and in the article is the fol­ descend upon Florida from Northern lowing about Sanford: points during the winter season spend home after spending a few days In one year and you will get one free. From Orlando our party drove in all their tome in one d istrict The fact St. Mary with her sister. autos to Sanford which is known aa that they have means of moving over Mr. and Mra. T. W. Prevail and the celery city of the south. There a wide radius gives them sufficient Mra. J. M. Prevatt wore in Osceola Sanford Furniture they grow up to four crops a year, reason, it seems, but here Is one who the other night. Hospital first celery, then com, lettuce, etc.- finds enough variety along the St. Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Wicks attended Ono man said that last year he made Johns to content him. : the Chautauqua in Sanford Thursday Have Your Old Dressers Rebuilt up .to $3,600 off one acre on celery. Jacksonville, Fla., April 4,1021. night, '‘ 1 into Dressing Tables. The land here is all irrigated but you The Florida Times-Unioi): The men of the community are get water by driving a well. None The “Dawn and tyew Era" leave to­ butchering beef now.. Furniture repaired and refinish­ is pfoductive without use of the wells. morrow morning for Northern w at­ Culver Eatheridge is home now af­ ed. Brass beds refinished. Tho rotation of crops is possible here ers after two months spent most de­ because of the use o f‘irrigation meth­ lightfully cruising oh the waters of ter visiting his uncle, Chief Speer, in Sanford, and nursing a broken arm WM. E. CONNOR ods, but the farmers declare they are the St. Johns river. and also taking In the Redpath Chau­ repaid by getting so many returns Mjr family and crew declare, in one tauqua. Phone 219 206 Elm'Ave. from their crops, They must use voice, that no finer w ater crufsihg PRICES REASONABLE The fishermen of this community fertilizer extensively and the man ground is to be found in America. gave a big fish fry Saturday on Lake who doesn't want to do that better And 1 wish to express on behalf of Harney. At noon a big basket dinner not engage in the business here. We all our hearty appreciation of the was served. A large crowd attended were shown celery fnrmi which were hospitality of tho people of Jackson­ Parcel Poet Your Cleaning and the pitnic. so large we were not able to see ville and every other city in the state »— Dyeing to Mrs. McFarland's son haa been very across them and Jhcn we know how which we have visited. 111. • , it was that this city is known as the Our cruise extended as far aa San­ John Alderman spent Saturday and celery city. ford with .stops at Palatka, Crescent Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs. T. W. St. John's river at this point forms City, Astor and Welaka. Prevatt. a pretty body of water and it was In­ Sanford is not without reason call­ Miss Evelyn McClain spent Satur­ French Dry Cleaners teresting to know that it flows north ed the Albany of the South and we day and Sunday with Miss Christine to Jacksonville, traversing on the way all agreed that the St. Johns river McClellan. • * - ' Steam Dyers 2C0 miles, whereas by rail the distance compares favorably with our own Mr. and Mrs. Phillips were ih San­ is but 124 miles. This is due to the Hudson. Jacksonville, Fla. ford Saturday. | 611 Main St. fact that there are so many crooks Wp are leaving many kind friends Miss Lucile Proctor of Georgia, i s , We prepay parcel postage on return* in the river—this picturesque feature, in your sunshine state; convey our however, prevents the use the stream thanks and regrets at having to leave, for shipping fruits. The St. Johns, to them all, by the way is the only river in Flori­ • Yours sincerely, OTHERS MAY MEET THE PRICE BUT NEVER da that flows north. Out of Sanford WILLIAM T. DONNELLY. THE QUALITY each year are shipped about 6,000 The “ Dawn" and "New Era" left cars of celery, On the 18th 63 cars of port yesterday bound North for the it left for northern and eastern points home haven. Mr. Donnelly is a con —and, in the week, the total had been suiting engineer and inventor of wide THAN ORDINARY TIRES—THE BREAKER STRIP 350 cira. repute and has been conducting ex­ MAKES THE DIFFERENCE From Sanford we started via train periments by means of his two elec­ to DeLand where we were to spend trically propelled yachts while here Let Us Tell You Why the 19th and the day proved a de­ on a combination of business nnd 30x3 N. S................................................................$10.50 lightful one in every respect. pleasure. 30x3 Vi N. S....................... 12.50 ROGERS & JONES It Feems that Seminole county is about to be taken into a new judicial circuit according to tHo DeLand News ami the Daytona News and the fol­ lowing article is from each of these papers: “Boss Bert Y is h * •our erstwhile friend, scents to be again in, the lime­ light, and now and again ia accused LINCOLN McCONof haring Volusia's three representa­ . NELL, LL. D. tives in his vest pocket to vote as he Mrs. Thompson, of Orlando, was pleases in the legislative halls at Tal­ the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. E, Har­ ‘T he Guy That Detlrors the lahassee. According to the Daytona dy Wednesday. Goods.". HIGH SCHOOL PLAY Daily News' latest, Bert will endeavor Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blitlinc were to divide Volusia county, even tho* You will laugh till you ache if you Sanford visitors Wednesday. Folks, and introduction is hnrdly the senator, Dr. Hulley, was elected Ti P. Lewis whs transacting busi­ necessary for Lincoln McConnell: come to the Senior play April 14 and on an anti-division platform, and ness In Sanford Wednesday. 15 and see Petunia Muggins nnd Sim Remember him? Remember the guy pledged hi* word to the people of tho B. J. Overstreet Was transacting Batty, the town constable. Sim is a that delivers tha goods T Of course county tn work and vote against div­ you. do. ision. The division ia said .to be a bad man when he gets riled so he says business in Sanford Wednesday. Mrs. S. V, Lewis had the misfor­ For a quarter of a centurey Lin­ matter of selecting circuit judges; and Petunia wants him to be more tune to fall and break one of her riba coln McCohncll has been “delivering that the proposition is to place .De­ liko a hero, The funniest thing you tho goods”—to steal the title of his mand and a bob-tailed county to be ever saw ia the scene where Petunia last Monday. known as Volusia in one circuit with discovers a Russian bomb by “aettin1 Mr. arid Mrs. C. W. Entxmlnger and famous lecture. In , hundreds, yes Seminole, with J. J. Dickinson of San­ on it." One week from tonight at Mrs. Hariee were visitors in ONando thousands of Lyceum and Chautau­ Wednesday. qua communities throughout the ford as judge, and tho two coast coun­ the Princess Theatre. Mrs. J. 11. Allen and Claude Hinchlength and breadth of the land, “ Line. ties carved out of tho riba of VoJUsia cliff motored over to New Smyrna McConnell" and "The Guy that De­ and Brevard county in another circuit, “I NEVER KNEW YOU COULD to meet Mrs. L. T. Hunt and chil­ livers the Goods" are syjionymoua. with Murray Sams as judge. : But KEEP RATS OUT OF A dren. let'; let the Daytona News wag :itS It Is his latest talk—and folks every­ BUTCHER SHOP." Mr. and Mrs. Tullis were Sanford where proclaim it his best. It Is a own tale, which is as follows:. visitors Saturday. miracle lecture—a most exhilarating What Ralph Watkins says: “Fig­ Unless the people want -Volusia Mrs. Bill Allen and Miss Louise and refreshing “ tonic talk” which act­ ured rats around store had enough to split into three counties 'Vfith all of­ were in Sanford on Saturday. ficers named by Boss Bert Pish, they feed on; wouldn't touch anything sus­ - Mrs. ‘Geo. Shipp of Sanford and ually put* punch In “peplssa” people. Nothing can ever be like It—for It.hf picious.' Heard about RAT-SNAP, must move and move quickly j Mrs. B. F. Carey, of Tampa, were all. gave it a trial. Result* were wonder­ There have been times .in: the past visiting their mother, Mrs. Geo. Lew­ "Stay Awake Amerida—or Blue when the people of the 'c6a$t.\te<:Uon ful. Cleaned all rata out in ten days. is last week. * Coat and Red Flag” is another tenDogs about store night and day never wanted Volusia county divided—that Those motoring down Thursday to was in the daya when the politicians touch RAT-SNAP.” Three size*, 35c, see Klrmess at Orlando were: C. II. strike of McConnell’s. I t is a pow­ erful, staggering open-fisted blow a t *mi not the people controlled tho a f 65c, $1.26. Sold and guaranteed by Com and daughter Miss Ruth, Mr. anti-Americanism, and the other solairs of Volusia county..- It may be Ball Hardware Company.—Adv. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkti and Miss Olive called “isms” of these strenuous days. that the people today want the counDinkel. It is a stunning Indictment of the t> divided—it might be wisdom to di- HIGH SCHOOL PLAY, APR. 14-15 J. A. Lavercty left Thursday for un-American American. Folka rem­ '•de it under certain circumstances Eustis for a few days before return­ ember his “Devil and the Kaiser” as The High School Senior play, will ing to his home in Ohio. •mt not under the political conditions a platform classic of tho w ar—but have one of the prettiest stage set­ as now planned by the Boss. Mrs. E. E. Hardy gave her Sunday they say “Stay Awake America" is The-jatcst scheme of Fish is to tings of any play heretofore. Tho school class a picnic at Palm Springs better atill. scenes are out-of-doors with flowers, Saturday. Everyone reports a good tiav9 bill introduced and rushed As to McConnell—he’a the busiest through carjy daya 0f legisla­ shrubbery and rustic furniture. One time. man In lyceum. He's booked so far of the principal comedy characters B. J. Overstreet was' in Orlando ture, which today convened at Tnllaahead now that he won’t have a vaca­ assco, creating three counties out of if C. B. Buttonbuster of Boston, a Monday with his little son Earle to tion for tho next ten years. Every­ the present Volusia county, tho bill to gay and giddy butterfly of forty-two see Dr. Ward. where he appears the lyceum family T. A. O'Ncel and Mr. Hennessey c“rr>‘ n provisio that all officers of who has decided to come to college. insists on a return date. He’s a top, three new counties shall be nam- He wanta to play f ir s t' base on the were visitors In Orlando on Monday. notcher in platform work. Ralph C. H. Com and Miss Ruth and Miss 0,1 on the recommendation of the__ Yootball nine and make-a hit with the Parlette says of him: Present Democratic County Executive pretty co-eds. You can't afford to Olive Dinkel motored to Orlando on “I wish everybody who don’t like Monday. °mmittee. Of course, everyone miss seeing Buttonbuster. lectures could hear McConnell He The Beatty Bros, will give a show “nows what that means. Fish will preaches out of his life—not hla li­ and lecture at the Library April 14th. name nil the officers and regain all NEW BARBER SHOP brary. You laugh, and cheer and the Power which he has lost in the J) E. Phipps left Sunday for Haat wipe away the tears—and all the time la,j two or three general election*, A new. barber shop in Sanford will inga where he will remain until the he la saving you.” potato crop is over. •*nd the three groups of rings would be the Blue. Front on West First McConnell Is Invariably) and uni­ Mr. and Mra. T. G. Roebuck, Miaa I'ot be gotten outside of for the next versally a treat. street , in the Haynes block, the stand Hail and Mias Grist motored to Or­ en or fifteen years. The people axe April 18th. The Baptist Temple. now in power and shouldJ leave no formerly occupied by Gramlings. lando on Tuesday. There was church at the Baptist stone unturned to prevent the latest Snow, Waters and Johnson will be the ’Growing Annual Flowering Plant*' Poetical move. . ' presiding geniuses behind the move­ church both morning and ■evening, la the title of Farmers’ Bulletin No. Understand, the Daily News, is'hot ment to cut whiskers and h*tr better. Rev. Barr, of Winter Park officiat­ ing. 1171, Just' issued by the U. 8. De°PIH)sed to county division, but it is A H'of these well known young men ^ : -.-jr (}’ - j -» 'f -■ -r ^'5- ^ county division BY THE are former employee* of the Hodge* partment of Agriculture, Washington, Salt work* in Engliah communities fOUTICIANS. K t k . p M p t . - W A ‘McMullen shop and are well and D. C. It contains 83 pages, with county division and are allOMsd? W favprably known in Sanford. Look have ahut down, and German salt la many fine Illustration*. I t is sent tannine their own <felvntiM-'«th? far their advertisement in the Daily said to be selling a t lets th an onev* ■NeiM Ia Iti'WUk'thOrDattg Herald and fee them in the new Blue third of the cost of the British pro­ free, and should be In the hands of duct. •vary Florida housewife. ew* is opposed to the pnssihd^Front Shop. PERFECTION TIRES ARE BETTER ~ a| m 32x3 Vi 3U 4 32x4 33x4 34x4 N. S. ............................■....... ........................ 15.00 S............................................................... 18.00 N. S.............. 21.00 N. S.......... ..................................................... 22.50 N. S................*...... ...................................... 23.50 GUARANTEED 6,000 MILES SPECIAL REO TRUCK TIRES Guaranteed 10,000 Miles 34x4 Vi ..... $45.00 35x5 54.00 WE ARE THE ORIGINATORS OF BETTER TIRES CHEAPER IN SANFORD. NO. 527 WINS TUBE L0NGW00D NOTES FRANK AKERS TIRE CO. NEXT TO FIRE STATION =3= j P h il ip uuu.umiu R .: A n d r e w s R E A m •iS M L Real Estate Service SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J and Packing House Pro­ ducts for Rural Homes ON TUESDAY, APRIL 12 We will start delivering Meats and other products handled by us to the rural districts of Sanford, a t the same price as charged our city customers. M m . a ’ We will make deliveries to the East Side on Tues­ day, Thursday ,and Saturday and to the West Side on Wednesday and Friday. . 4 PHONE i22 FOR PROMPT SERVICE *1 t j j . t r r V : St ■ 417 Sanford Avenue a-. -.-j jSfy'-n: - . i --- ■ t*" - 1 * Aii - -4*1 * * • -a- " - —^ - -z- — ’ rr* ,Hn|f| ■* �\ news fe f * '5^7. \ T 'i '*r"rlC7*X F - *’ ■ S i ^ i l - .., Ji.L;\. • ' . * ■'_V--T ' . , t.: r f 'i i T r . f . s ■ V r ’"■!’” V7r THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 8,1921 = ALL RECORDS FOR IN GREAT SHAPE Legal Advertisements FLORIDA PRESS ASSOCIATION SPUD MOVEMENT STATES FARMER CLOSE INTERESTING SESSION WITH ELECTION OF OFFICERS BEING BROKEN Selected Daytona as the PERSONAL NOTES NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR CITY TAX DEED ■ -i N ext Meeting Place (From Monday's Daily) Selecting Daytona as the meeting Mrs. J. T. Lee is improving her place for the 1022 convention and deling Mrs. Lois K. Mayes of the property on Oak avenue with an addi­ Pensacola Journal as president of tion nnd a coat of fresh paint. their organization, together with the John Hunter, a prominent young selection of other officers for the en­ suing year, occupied the attention of farmer, is having n new bungalow the closing session of the Florida constructed just cast of his home, Press Association in Tampa Snturdny. near the ice plant. The meetings of the day were well Capt. H. C. F. Dohm Is in the city attended, and were featured by sever­ again from his home at Daytona and al interesting* addresses, in addition is busy organizing the Machine Gun to the routine business, which Includ­ Company for Sanford. ed receipt of reports, resolutions and the like. The officers elected, in ad­ Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson, Mr. and dition to Mrs. Mayes, who succeeded Gilbert D. Leach, of the Leesburg Mrs. .Fred Walsma and Mr. and Mrs. Commercial, were:- Jack Worthing­ Herbert Lyman, of Winter Haven, ton, Highlander, Lnko Wales, first spent Saturday at Daytona Beach. vice-president; Col. W, F. Stovall, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hecrcn, and Tribune, Tampa, second vice-presi­ Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly visited Mt. dent; Miss Ruby Edna Pierce, Post, Dora, Eustis, Apopka and Forest City Palm Beach, treasurer (re-elected); yesterday «on an automobile trip mak­ W, M. Haynes, formerly of the San­ ford Herald, Sanford, secretary, (re­ ing the distance in the Hccrcn car. elected.) Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry B. Lewis have The most interesting feature of the leased the. Ratliff house on Magnolia morning session, for the membership, avenue nnd will occupy it for their was the appearance of Gen. W. B. home. They have been living in the Haldeman, accompanied by Morton Welnkn npurtmrnts for the winter Milford, editor of the Fort Myers months. Press. During the morning Gcnernl Ilnldemnn, who has only recently re­ W. M. Haynes has returned home gained his health, nfter a serious op­ eration a year ago, was called upon nfter attending the mcetin g of the for a speech and expressed his appre­ Florida Press association at Tampa, ciation of South Florida friendships and was again honored by being elect­ and South Florida, climnte and voiced ed secretary’ of the association for an­ his pleasure at again meeting With other year. the Florida Pres s Association, of Mrs. Frank Peacock has arrived in which he is an associate member. the city to join her husband and his Another of the interesting features mother, Mrs. Bieder. Mrs. Peacock of the morning session was an ad­ is the (laughter of W. L. Bryans, pres­ dress by Mrs, Mayes, who talked in­ ident of the Cleveland Stock Yards terestingly of thp trip of the National Editorial Association membership to nnd her home hns been in Lakewood, Cuba recently following the tour of Ohio, n suburb of Cleveland. They will make their future ha me here at Florida. The organization, in its closing ses­ the Wheeler home on Second street. sion, ndoptrd several important reso­ Mrs. J. K. Smith, who fell down lutions. the one nhout which the great­ the stairs of the Shirley apartments est interest of the convention has ore day last week ami badly Injured centered being that urging the legis­ her back, is still in n precarious con­ lature to pass a law making it obli­ dition. Mrs. Smith fell when the ban­ gatory upon “those bodies charged isters of the stairway gave way, pre­ with the administration and expondi-: cipitating her to the bottom, nnd it ture of tax funds" to the "publication was though at first thnt her back was of full and complete reports of the broken. Her many friends are hop­ proceedings of such tax money-ex­ ing for her early recovery. ■ pending bodies." Another of the im­ portant resolutions approved by the Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lyman, of organization was one endorsing the Winter Haven, were here yesterday totnl budgets asked for the state in­ nnd were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. stitutions of higher learning—nhout John S. Wilson. They were at Day$3,000,000 for the coming two year tonn Reach for n visit and returned to • period. their home last night. Their many Opening the morning session with friends here were glad to see Mr and n round table discussion on “The Mts Lyman again for they have not Publicity Bill anti What Shall I Do to been here for some time. Mr. Lyman Put It Through?" Postmaster Joe is the local agent for the YirginiaHumphries, cx-newspapermnn of Bra- Carolina Chemical Co., at Winter Ha­ dentown; George E. Hosmrr, editor of ven nnd is making that city his the Bradentown Journal; Major Lew home. B. Brown, editor nod publisher of the Miss Annie Lee is due much of (he St. Petersburg Independent; Clarence E. Woods, former publisher of th e 1credit for the wonderful baby window Eustis I,ake Region, and Rube Allyn,, at YoweM’s store, a description of editor and publisher of the Florida which appeared in this paper Satur­ Fisherman, were among those parti­ day. Miss Annie Lee has charge of cipating in the discussion of the pro­ the Ready-to-Wenr on the second posed legislation. It was pointed out floor nnd nil of the Infant'll wear is by various speakers that the people in her department. We want to give of the various counties should be in­ her credit because the. window wns form ed as to the action of their tax gne of the heat that has been shown money-spending bodies, nnd that the In this city in many months. The only way to rnake this information many friends of Miss Lee will be sor­ easily accessible would be to make the ry to learn that she is confined to her * < legal publication «,f the minutes of the home with illness. bodies in question obligatory. The (From Tuesday’s Dally) discussion of The matter was partici­ pated In warmly by various so-rakers, , Mrs. T. L. Dumas has ns her guests ail favoring the proposed law. Mrs. T. It. Waring from Summerville, S. C., and Miss Lidie Thouston from According to Lord Haldane, formre Charleston, S. C. lord high chancellor in England, edu­ cational training is unknown to at Mrs. Mary Syntes left for Michigan least nine out of every ten persons in yesterday nnd will visit in Ohio, on Great Britain nfter they have attain­ her way home. ed tho ago of fourteen years. I; II 1 I HR.. 1 i® * i (From Me*day'* D»Ui) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph K. Gore and children and Deane Treadwell Bpcnt Sunday in Daytona. * 1 i : ;/4 Miss Annie Hawkins, accompanied Women school teachers in France her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins number approximately 100,000. to Commerce, Ga., yesterday. * ----- — r— i— mm ' ______ DESPAIR If you a r t troubled w ith pains o r •ch es; feel tired; have headache, indigestion, in so m n ia; painful passage of urine, you will find relief by regularly taking Mrs. Kent Rossiter’s mother, Mrs. T. J. Nix, left yesterday for her home in Commerce, Ga. Roland Reed of Oeneva was among tha visitors to the city today and re­ ports that part of the country as be­ ing vary busy. Verne Arnett of Osteen was in tho city today and said that while Osteen was feeling the effects of the closing down of the Long Lumber company, still has bright prospect* for the rosumpUon of thin Industry, and the l \ 11*» I I I s people over there are very anxious The world's standard remedy for Udneyv. for the bridge across the S t Johns U w , bladder and a rk add troubles and river, as it will help all this travel National Remedy of Holland docs 1SNL that comes to Sanford to trade. *rw*“ "*— "*rufrlsta. ' Qoarantaad. GOLD MEDAL Wet W. F. Blackman of the DECLARES TANLAC HAS OVER­ Notice is hereby given that J. E. COME HIS TROUBLE AND Laing, purchaser of City of Sanford HE CAN’T SAY TOO AH records for this season of the Tax Certificate No. 179, dated tho 1st MUCH FOR IT. year are being broken in the potato day of April, A. D. 1910, has filed movement from this and the H ast­ "Tanias has put me in great shape" said certificate in my office, and haa ings section, according to reports to­ said Ed Hickman, a well known farm­ made application for City Tax Deed day. It is estimated that'by tonight er living on R. F. D. No. 2, Jackson­ to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following de­ more than 200 cars will have been ville, Fla., a few days ago. scribed property situated in the City loaded for market. Yesterday’s move­ "A year and a half ago I took the of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, ment totalled sixty cars, with about •flu" and it came near knocking me to-wit: Lot 11, Stendiford’a Add The the same number for the day before. out- After I got up I felt no account said land being assessed a t the date Prices, so fa r as can be ascertained couldn’t half do any work on the of the issuance of such certificate in are holding up well, although f. o. b. farm and had no appetite to eat any­ the name of L. Blaylock. Unless said buying was suspended during a por­ thing. My nerves were all on edge certificate shall be redeemed accord­ tion of yesterday, few sales being and I couldn't get) a good night's ing to law City Tax Deed will issue made on the tracks. Indications are, sleep. I plugged along, trying first thereon on the 30th day of April, A. however, that the price will be well one thing and then another, but, in kD. 1921. around the eight dollar mark, and spite of myself, I kept going down WITNESS my official signature that there is every reason to believe hill until I was so weak I had about and seal this the 22nd day of March, that they will hold at this figure dur­ played out altogether. . A. D. 1921. ing the next week. "Well, finally, I struck Tanlac, and (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, As is usually the case all kinds of the way I commenced to pick up sur­ Clerk Circuit Court, stories about the various yields are prised me. And now I feel like a Seminole County, Fla. being circulated, varying with the de­ hard-working man ought to feel; in 326tc By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. gree of carelessness of the persons re­ fact, I do not believe I could be in peating them. Yields as high as better health. I eat everything, In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial ninety barrels are reported by some, weigh a hundred and seventy-six Circuit, Seminole County, Florwhile others, the pessimistic kind, de­ pounds and am as strong as an ox. - ida.—In Chancery clare that not Vn acre has been dug Tanlac has done such' fine work for FORECLOSURE—NOTICE OF where the yield is over fifty barrels. me th at I can’t recommend it too MASTER’S SALE The tow boots of the Palatkn-Jack- strong."—Adv. W. R. Barr, Complainant, sonville" line, and of the Clyde Line vs. nrc having all they can do to move DEATH OF WALTER B. CLAY. Clara Moore and her husband, A, G. the crop from Federal Point. The Moore, Defendants. ^ pilot Boy took 1,200 barrels yester­ (From Tuesday’s Dally) NOTICE day and today there aro said to be Word was received here last night about 2,000 barrels on the docks wait­ of the death of W alter B- Clay at is hereby given I. E. F. Housholder, ing for transportation,—Pnlatka Bartow. The funeral will take place Special Master in the above entitled suit, will, under and by virtue of that News. here at 9:30 tomorrow morning at the certain decree heretofore on March Ranch, at Lake Monroe, was in the Episcopal church, interment being at 29th, 1921, entered in the above said » suit, on the 2nd day of May, 1921, city today and paid1The Herald of­ Lakewood. * Mr. Clay was a native of Montgom­ during the legal hours of sale, and at fice an appreciated visit. Dr. Black­ man is a member of the Sanford ery, Alabama, and came to Florida tho.front door of the Court House in Chamber of Commerce and one of the many yenrs ago. He married Miss Sanford, Florida, sell io the highest most progressive citizens'of the coun­ Lulu Doyle of this city, and for many bidder for cash the following describ­ ty. He wants the chamber )f coic- years lived at Arcadia, where he was ed property, lying and being in Semi­ mer e inem. i rs to have a picnic at engnged in the business of civil en­ nole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot six (61 nnd the South thirty Wekiwa Ranch in the ntar future— gineering, nt which he wns looked up­ on ns an authority. He laid off many (30) feet of lot five (5) H. W. Barr’s nnd we will of the big lnnd nnd drnlnnge projects first addition to Black Hammock, D. H. Hooker, of Longwood, was in of the state nnd for the past two Seminole Cobnty, Florida, according the city a few hours today. Mr. Hook­ years wns engnged in severnl large to the recorded plat thereof. Said property to be sold at public er u tjie efficient peace protector in projects at Okeechobee City. He leaves n wife nnd two children, outcry to the highest bidder for cash his bailiwick and makes a good one although Longwood fcives the officers Doyle Clay and Majnrie Clay, to in hand. Purchaser to pay for d£ed. E. F. HOUSHOLDER, hut little trouble, being a very peace­ mourn the loss of n loving hushand Special Master. ful city with a population of Inw-nhid- nnd father. The sympathy of numerous friends SCHELLE MAINES, ing people, Solicitor for Complainant. here and elsewhere in the state go out f.tc Dr G. F. Highsmlth, of Arcadia, to the grief stricken family in their 33hns arrived in the city and will make hour of sorrow. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR it his future home. Dr. Highamtth TAX DEED has purchased the office equipment of Under Section 575, of the General the late Dr. B. C. Dodds and will oc­ • Statutes cupy the office in the First National Notice is hereby given thnt Realty WANTED Bank building. He will reside at the Trust Co., purchaser of Tax Certifi­ Montezumn Hotel and nfter office WANTED—Second hand show case. cate No. 1531 dated the 5th day of Inquire at the -paint store in ths Wehours will h’e found at the hotel. Dr. November, A. D. 1895, hns filed snid laka Block, Railroad Way. 5-tfc. llighsmith has been practicing at Ar­ WANTED—Young cow. Must be certificate in ray office, and has made cadia nnd nfter looking over the many application for Tax Deed to issue in fresh and good milker. J. H. Melndvnntnges of this city decided to lo­ accordance with law, Snid certificate mcr, Box 193, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfc cate here. He will he welcomed by embraces the following described the business nnd professional men of WANTED—Team work, all kinds. In­ property situated in Seminole county, quire Hanson’s Shoe Shop. 28-12p tiiis ritv to our midst. Florida, to-wit: WANTED TO BUY New sclf-startS half of S\V quarter of SW quar­ t Fro m W »dn «td ur ’a Daily 1 ing Ford. Must lie n bargain for ter of SE quarter, Section 35, Twp. 29-tfc Mrs. George Chamberlain has as the cash.—Cates Crate Co. 19 S., Range 30 E., containing 5 acres, her guest, Mrs. II. B, Schulte of SEE M. S. NELSON foTaTl kinds of the said land being assessed at the Daytona, Florida. hauling. »_________ 31-tfc date’ of the issuance,of such certifi­ cate in the name of Unknown. MISCELLANEOUS Mrs, E, G. Tyner arrived in the Also Tnx Certificate No. 2050, dat­ Visit Ileitz Beauty Parlors, Me city yesterday from Jacksonville nnd ed the 5th day of June, A. I). 1894, will be the guest of her daughter, zinine floor of Seminole Hotel. Ap­ has filed said certificate in my office, pointments by phone. Hot oil sham­ Mrs. It. J. Holly for some time. nnd hns made application for tax deed poo and mud facial, some of our spec­ to issue in accordance with law. Said E. B. Brown, state sales manager ialties. Elder Springs Water used. certificate embraces the following de­ Appointments limited to Wednesday of the Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co., 195-wkly scribed property situated in Seminole with headquarters in Jacksonville is and Thursday only. County, Florida, to-wit: in the city today looking after local GET YOUR ORDERS in now"for Beg. 30.67 chs. W of NE corner affairs. your new Buick car. See W. J. Sec. 2, Twp. 20 S., Rge. 30 E., run S Thigpen. 46-tfc 5 chs. W 10 chs, N 5 chs, E 10 chs. Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlett were in HEMSTITCHING and Picotinl at- The said land being assessed at the front Geneva Inst night, Mrs. Curlett tachment, works on all sewing ma­ date of the issuunce of such certifi­ being a member of the executive com­ chines, $2.00. Personal checks 10c cate in the name of Unknown. mittee of the Fernnld-Iatughton Hos­ extra. Lights Mail Order House, Box Unless said certificates shall be re­ pital, attended n meeting of the 127, Birmingham, A la., 267-oawr7t deemed according to law tax deed will board. ORDER your new Buick now and issue thereon on the 10th day of May, you will not lose any time on the A. D. 1921. Through nn error in names the la­ Witness my official signnture and new 'car load coming In soon. 46-tfc dies of the G, I. A. entertnining the seal this the 31st day of March, A. engineers the nnmes of Mrs. Leonard YOU CAN order your new Buick D. 1921. no wand save time on the next car and Mrs. McConnell were wrong. It (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, 46-tfe should have read Mrs. Eugene Mc­ load. Clerk Circuit Court, Connell and Mrs. N. B. Leonard. The FOR SALE Seminole County, Fla. error was made in giving the names FOR SALE—Good farm mule In good By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. over the telephone and we make haste condition.—M. Fleischer. 11-26-tfc 33-5tc to correct the same. FOR SALE—10 acres in celery delta IX CISCOIT COUET. SEVENTH JUDICIAL at Sanford, for $1,000 cash or on cixcuit, statx or noaiDA. cotnrrr The many friends of Owens Higgins or SXXIMOLK.—IX CHAXCXXY. terms. J. M. Stevens, 39 Barnett, are glad to see him home on a fu r­ Jacksonville, Fla. 31-7te BILL rox TABTTTIOX lough from the U. S. Navy in which M a rg in ! W. M u te r, a widow, KEY WEST POTATO PLANTS he has served for several years. ra. ' Kenneth W. n a a l t r , t l at. $1.75 per 1,000 Owens Joined during the world war Boner or mblicatioh. and still has some time to serve be­ Ready April 1st, delivered at station To all p a rtita claiming to I n l t n t t under R e/al H ooter or o th e r .U t In and to tb* (allowlag or in Sanford., fore he can become a private citizen deeertbed real property. altaated la Semi Dole Ooaatg, Fieri,ft. ta-w tt: Lot .Somber I. StoW. V. DUNN again but from his appearance it tloa t . Towneblj. SO Sootb. Ranee SO Katt. R. A, Box 224-A, Sanford, Florida seems that U nde Sam’s diet is agree­ . 1L?.p.p**rt.M . fr,ora •* Complaint S tra ­ ta A M aad 4* 1/ .tr if le d under oath a t proing with him. Owen is a Sanford boy, »Med b / tow. (hat It to tba bettor of (be root. DRINK p la la . 1 t. M a r t i n i W. Ila a ttr. th at th e n to a the son of Mrs. J . C. Higgins and he Elder Springs W ater. Its 99 98-100 Ptraoa. o r a n ptraoaa, lo te rn le d la the abort dto rrib td p iu p .it/ wboe* aam t, or name* a n has made a good record in the navy. per cent pure. Phone 811. on know* to (bo complainant. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy D. Jones and attractive little daughter, Emily Jean, of El Reno, Oklahoma, are here for a visit with Mr. Jones' mother, Mrs. II. A. NVcl. Mr. Jones is proprietor of the Rcxaii Drug Stare in the Oklshotfts city, and -this is their first trip this far south. They are delighted with Sanford and will remain sever­ al weeks enjoying the sights and cli­ Wekiwa mate of this section of the state. CLASSIFIED WANT ADS i: The Florida Scout “ For Wide-Awake Boys" 35c Year WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher-: | 902 French f . --- - ordered tb it all per l i e . rUltp to aad to th* aboea described the Mid Rill Of Oomptolnl fU before M a od i/, the Zad d a / af tf*MaAbo£t.,M1, u" b*la* • K,,u lHr I t to farth er ordered that thto nolle* be pobItobed la the Sea ford Herald, a Dewiptper n b o a rr a teeth toe twelee roneccotlr. weeks. Wlloeea the head aad t o ll a f K. A. Ihnglaea. **erk of the M id Clrcnlt Court fog Seolaote O o « a t/jin o f t4 i a t the Court Hone, a t Sea- Sw4i«£°'d** U ,U *TU*d,/ ot Herald Printing Co. Phone 148 * - :* — u r ~~ It to therefore Ing ao la lt n a t Had appear to eJ hereto on or (8XAL) i E. A. I>OUQLa 88, ROBINSON A B ill DOK8 . t l *fk Ctl" U ° " r t ’ Sot tr ito n foe C o a p U la ia t. S 4 -U U IX TKX CtXCUIT COUET, IXTENTH m , 0 X4 L OIEOU1T , BENIN 0 LZ OOUNTT n O E J P A — « CHAXCXET i . r . Laing, Joined b / her b tube ad and m t < frtoad, t , E. L alag, CompUlMale, 1 t*. Wa>. II. M i l li n e r , Alice U U r AUtter iDd aokoowa dertoeee. b e tn aad araattea. or civ* era, claiming under W b , h T McAltoter Alice U McAltoter, Defeadaata. 4 CITATION. To: W bj. II. M cAltoter of Clarioneti. State . r Ohio: AUce L. Mr Alta ter. of O a e in a iu . o t t l f the unknown deeUeoe, heir., t o o tree. , r„ ’. teea. or other clalmamta under W at. |t J ? AUater aod AUce L. McAUater; aad to aad all other p a n to e claiming a . / In aad to the following deem bed toode a t! Bated la Sem laoto C ount/, Florida, ttw liLoto One ( 1) a ad Two ( 1 ) of Block T w eli. ( 11). Tier Three (S) of the a t / of ( u .'o r t Florida. aa abown b / E. B. Triffoed.* M itT S Saaford. Florida: 9 ** I t appearing from the awera hill af « — plaint filed la thto c ra te agatoat /o e i t , , /o a h a re or claim aotna Internet In the’ berelatbore drerrlbed, therefore, /o e , the iTu Wm. U. McAltoter, aad Alice L. McAllnar are bareb/ required to ha aad appear be w our Mid Circuit Court a t tha Court Uooae to Sanford. Florida, a s th* 4th d a / of April. . I>. 1SZI, aad then aad th a n make aaawer u the bill of com plaint eihlblled agatoat / . a Z othereto* a decree pro coofeaao will be eatend ag ain .! /o*. Aad a a / aad a ll o ther partita claim to . . . . right, UtM or Internet la aad te the land* ter*, te a b o it deecTtbed under, b / or through Wm 11 McAUater or AUce L. McAltoter, oe wiser*to*, a n b e rth / required to be aad appear btfm . our aald Circuit C ourt, a t the Court H cm * t, Saaford. Florida, oo lb* 2nd d a / of ) | . t » D. 1SZ1, aad then a ad th e n make aaawer t> the bill of eom ptolat eihlM ted agatoet aald unknown p artite, otherw ise a decne pro rev (*m o will he 'c a te re d agalaet aald uakoaeu p ert lee. I t to w d tte d th a t thto dotic* b* pabitobed to th* Saaford H erald, a new.paper publUbed to Seminole C ount/. Florida, o a n a week foe tig h t w eete a* te th e kaowu ptrttoa d tfte d ta t. aad o a n a week for tw e lrt w teki u to tha uakaew a p artite defendant. W ltaaa* m / band aad th* *m ) or th* u u Circuit Chart oa thto the Sib d a / of Janaarr A. » . 1911. ™ 7‘ (SEAL) H A. DOUULASS, Clerk of th* Circuit Court, of Bern tool. O ouat/. /to . B / V. X. DOI’g LAW, D. c. GEORGE O. H ER R IN G , Solicitor aad Counsel foe C om platoi.u. 33-U te NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Under Section 575 of the General Statutes of the State of Florida Notice in hereby given that J, A. Harrold, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ cate No. 1169, dated The 3rd day of Ju n e,,A. D. 1912, has filed said certi­ ficate in my office, and has made ap­ plication for Tnx Deed to i&suc in ac­ cordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property situated in Seminole coun­ ty, Florida, to-wit: W hnlf of N\V quarter of N\V quar­ ter (less S 7 A of W half nnd less N 1Q4 A.) See. 3, Tp. 20, S. It. 31 E. The said land being assessed at the date of the issuance of such certifi­ cate in the name of Alex Vaughn. Unless snid certificate shall he re­ deemed according to law Tax i>eed will issue thereon on the 10th day of May, A. D. 1921. Witness my official signature nnd sen] this the 31st day of March, A. D. 1921. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. By A. M. WEEKS, I>. C. 33-5tc NOTICE OF APPLICATION TAX DEED ' FOR Under Section 575 of the General Sta­ tutes of the State of Florida Notice is hereby giver) that J. E. Laing, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. ISO, dated the 3rd day of June, A. I). 1918, has filed snid certificate in my office, nnd has made applica­ tion for Tax Deed to issue in accord­ ance with law. Said certificate cm* braces the following described proper­ ty situated in Seminole County, Flofdn i,to-wit: Lot 6, Block 14, Tier 9, Sanford. The said land being assess­ ed nt the date of the issuance of such certificate in the name of F. I) Reed. Unless said certificate shall be re­ deemed according to law Tax IVed will issue thereon on the 30th ddy of April, A. D. 1921. WITNESS my officini signature and seal this the 22nd day of March, A. D. 1921. . (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, FIs. 32-6te By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. CAccording to Lord Haldane, former lord high chancellor in England, edu­ cational training is unkonwn to least nine out of every ten persons in Great Britain after they have attained the age of fourteen years. H O O -D O O Huns ’Em Crazy. Kills 'Em Quick W h a t? .. MOSQUITOES, Files, Roaches, Ants, Bed Bur*. Mites, Bo8y, Lke and all Insects POSITIVELY GUARANTEED Sold Everywhere King Chemical Co., Pelham, Ga. For sale by J . T. Allen, W, M* iV lsr, Dan & Tsyler, June* Pott, M p, G. A. Bryant, Longwood, Fla.; W ight Grocery Co, and all leading druggists ■ grocery stores.’’ �' Bfcv ___ |K .n F T -* -'--v . ~ iYrnfaiffnaffi -.* -» . -■•-■ + ■-■ ' ;'•■ f ‘. **■ & / • ■■■ - - , * < - ■ I % "v. .: r ft <-£# > r f j’ ’ — , . . - ............... , THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921 | f « * members of leg islature FOR THE SESSION OF 1921 ARE GOOD MEN AND TRUE Theft of Key Car • Reads Like Romance, Shows Scope of Steal J; BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S CLUB. (Tram T u i.d i? '* D ill? ) At the monthly meeting of the Sanford Business and Professional Women’s Club Inst evening nt the Montezuma hotel, a dinner was given in honor of Miss Lilia M. White, of St.' Augustine, state president. Tho table wns beautifully laid, with floral centerpieces of lilies nnd snapdragons. At each place was a white carnation. The place cards were most appro­ priate for April, being little unbrolla babies. These were the work of Miss Claire Walker’s class a t the West Side Primary school. Tho menu, which was deftly and promptly served, was: . |B M ore than The following article In the Eustis Lake Region relative to the theft of r 1 o«#l Q o m i n n l o ' Jackson-D r. E. Harris, Marianna; the Key car is interesting: S a n fo r d waiter Grnccvnie. The Rco touring car belonging to Jefforaon—E. B. Bailey, Montlcello; C o u n ty A. R. Key, cashier of the Seminole W. B. Bishop, Capps. L afay ette-R . L. Goodbrcd, Mayo. County Bank, of Sanford, Florida, Lake—1T. G. Fuch, Leesburg; L. D. stolen March 12 from his private ga­ W h e n you let us supply your buildinf The Florida legislature convened Edge, Grovcland. rage, was located in Umatilla Friday needs you get a great deal more than just so Leon.—A. H. Williams, Fred II. this morning In the regular bl-ennlal many feet of lumber— bundles of shingles— by Deputy Sheriff W. T. Collins. Lee— F. W. Perry, Fort Myers. j^ io n and will hold for alxty days pounds of nails—or panels of Beaver Board. The stolen car was found in a garage Davis, Tallahassee. * lt tjje state capital. There are many belonging to W. L. Told, which had Y ou get the benefit of our buildinf Levy—S. J. Gun, Gunntown. vho believe that this aeaalon of the been rented for the winter by R. H. material knowledge and experience in Service Liberty—L. E. Fenn, Wilma. legislature will be one of the best in Foster and W. S. Messenger. Foster that helps you get the results you want at tha Madison—V. E. Blanton, Lee; J. P. the history of the state. Seminole Taylor, Greenville. was arrested in Eustis by Policemen right price. Service first in planning the county has two good representatives work—more service in selecting proper mate­ Fruit Cocktail. Manatee—J. J. Stewart, Braden- Weaver and Charles Lee, but Messen­ rials—speedy service in delivering the goods. In the person of M. 0. Overstreet of town. ger made a get-away and is still at Roast Chicken with Dressing and D) Orlando, who la our senator, and F. Cranberry Sauce. You pay for tha materials. The service Marlon—Nathan Mayo, F. it. Ladd, large. p. Forster of this city, who is our Key West. Messenger and Foster, with Mes­ Baked Com New Potatoes ye for itself in the larger volume of business m county representative, and both these, Rolls. brings through super-satisfied customers. N assau—C. C. Fuqua, .Hilliard; senger’s wife, came to Umatilla three gentlemen know the needs of this sec­ Frank D. Upchurch, Femandlna. months ago, securing apartm ents for Tomatoe Aspic Salad. It will pay you to tion and of the state, having been res­ the winter with R. E. Brown. They Olives Okaloosa—J. F. Rfchbourg, Laurel be one o f then. came by automobile, Messenger idents of Sanford and Orlando for Hill. Iced Tea Coffee many years; both of them bankers ' Lemon Pie Okeechobee— Ed. ScharfschweTdt claiming New York City as his home, tad business men and large property Okeechobee. and Foktcr, Omaha, Nebr. They rent­ After the dinner was over, the club owners. Mr. Overstreet is one of the Orange—S. S. Griffin, Orlando; A. ed a nearby garage of W. L. Told, and held a short business meeting. Then it was their late at night operations most prominent business men of Or­ B. Newton, Winter Garden. Miss White gave a most Interesting lando, Interested In turpentine, lum­ Osceola—W. R. Godwin, Kissim­ in and around this garage th at arous­ talk on the work of other clubs and tho ed suspicion. ber and crate mills and Is also prom­ mee. For some time Deputy Sherjff Col­ aims and activities of the National inent in banking circles. Mr. Fors­ Palm Beach—W. D. Carmichael, Women’s lins has had these men under his iui> Federation of Business ter is president of the F irst National West Palm Beach. clubs. Miss White is a forceful speak­ vcillnnce, and in the l a t e hours of Bank of this city and Is interested in Pasco—W. J. Ellsworth, Dade City. er and easily held the Interest and a t­ night hns inspected the locked ga­ til that tends to build up hts city, Polk—J. M. Keen, A. J. Morgan, tention of her hearers. She told tho rage from the outside. During these county and state. It Is almost a safe Lakeland. • visits his flashlight failed to show club about the new pin that has just prediction thnt Mr. Forster will- be Putnnm—II. S. McKenzie, Chas. S. anything in the Interior of the ga­ been adopted. This pin Is a small on the committees on banking, educa­ Phillips, Palatka. rage to warrant n search being made. round scnl, hearing the figure of the tion and other Important committee Pinellas—S. D. Harris, St. Peters­ On Friday morning Mr. Collins winged victory. work. burg. About twenty-five members of the received nn authentic report thnt The following is the personnel of Santa Rosa—J. II. Harwell, John C. these men had been seen entering club were present. This club will the 1921 legislature: McRae, Milton. the garage with a suit case. Acting have the pleasure of bringing back Members of the Senate. Seminole—F. P. Forster, Sanford. on this, Mr. Collins, suspecting boot- the Redpath Chautauqun to Sanford district 1.—W. H. Mapoles, CrestSt. Johns—II. J. Piepcr, St. Aug­ 617 Commercial Street legging, at once got out a search next year. view. ustine; Frank M. Corbett, Mourtle. warrant and proceeded to the Brown District 2.—John P. Stokcn. Pensa­ St- Lucie—A. W. Young, Varo. residence about 12:30. Messenger cola. Sumter—J. C. B. Koonce, Bushnell. was sitting on the porch talking to District 3.—Lindsey, Donifay. Suwannee—W. M. Cason, Wellborn; Mr. Brown when called to the gnte. District 4.—W. J. Singletary, Grand W. II. Mobley, Pine M ount Mr. Collins asked for his partner and Rider Taylor—J. S. Scales, Perry. was tohl he hnd gone to Orlnndo. District 6.—W. P. Shelley, Telogin. Volusia—Howard G. Putnam, Oak He next nsked for the key to the ga­ On the fourth day of last October our factory, the largest of its kind in the entire South, was District ft.—S. W. Adcrson, Grecns- Hill; Murray Sams, DcLand. burned to the ground. Luckily the acid chambers, laboratory, machine shop, nnd other buildings mak­ rage and was told that Foster had it borough. Wraukula—Dr. A. J. Hagan, Arran. with him. Then Mr. Collins inform­ ing up our immense pinnt were saved. District 7.—Oscar M. Eaton, Lake­ Walton.—Dr. J. B. Rabcm, DeFun- ed Messenger that he wanted the ga­ In our various Branch Houses throughout the state and warehouses hero in Jacksonville wo had land. iak Springs. ntored thousands of tons of our famous IDEAL FERTILIZERS as customary at tho beginning of rage opened nnd that if he didn’t go District R.—P. M. Lowery, Talla­ Washington—L. Curtis Croften, with him nnd open it, it would be each senson. On the very day of tho fire a large force of men started to work on a temporary mix­ hassee. Chipley. ing plant which wns soon running night and day. Our trade hns thus been served throughout these broken open, as he had n search war District -E. P. Wilson, Dade City days of trial, with little delay. rant to search the same. To this District 10.—R. H. Rowe, Madison. We appreciate the sympathy and co-operation given us by our many friends, and are glad to an­ Messenger made no reply, except to District 11.—John-S. Taylor, Largo. nounce that work On the new factory is now well under way. It will be much larger even than tho old nsk permission to get his coat. Go­ District 12.—W. L. Weaver, Perry. factory, and pqulppcd with the very latest and best devices. ing around to the rear of the house, That morning lameness—those District 13.—Tom Campbell, West sharp pains when bending or lifting, Messenger wasted no time In eseap Palm Reach. District 14.—W. L. Plympton, Lake make work a burden and rest impossi­ ing through the Brown lot and the ble. Don’t be handicapped by a bad grove of Alfred Armitngc, bordering MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS City. back—look to your kidneys. You Lake Umatilla. AGRICULTURAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE, FLA. District 15.—D. E. Knight, Starke. After waiting ten minutes at tho '~ v District 10.—James E. Calkins, For- will mnke no mistake by following gnte, Mr. Collins realized something this Sanford resident’s example. nandina. . . Mrs. W. A. Tlllis, 1100 Elm Ave., was amiss, and proceeded nt once to District 17.—J. B. Johnson, Live says: “ I am just as strong for the garage. Breaking it open, the Oak. Rco of Mr. Key was found complete­ District 18.—J. Turner Butler, Jack­ Doan’s Kidney Pills now as when I ly equipped for immediate departure. endorsed them before. I used them sonville. The garage was found to be tightly District 19.—M. 0. Overatrcct, Or­ several yenrs ago. At that time I had a sore and lame back and found it papered over on the inside. lando. From the material found in the difficult to bend over. My kidneys District 20 —W. J. Crosby, Cltrn. car, which included, besides a 19-gal­ District 21.—W. J. Epperson, Bron- didn't act as they should either, lon tank full of gas, six surplus gal­ used n box of Doan’s and .they regu­ finAfcrsy&s^Uaui fmbkr* y Wyi/IrM lons of gas and plenty of oil, there Oistri.t 22.—T. T. Turnbull, Monti- lated my kidneys and rid me of the was equipment that marked them as e) (D pain in my back. I have great faith cello. expert or professional auto thieves. In Doan’s Kidney Pills." District 23.—W. M. Igou, Eustis. Price COc, at all dealers, bon't A set of dies was found for cutting District 24.—W. H. Malone,. Key \ECA USE of its absolute de­ simply ask for a kidney remedy—get numbers out of steel, and tho purpose West of this was evident when it was found pendability, Buick is in con­ District 25.—H. H. Wells, Chipley. Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that the numbers of the Rco had been Mrs. Tlllis had. Fostor-Mllbum Co., stant.service wherever im portant ' district 28— W. A. Russell, Cres­ changed. Another interesting find Mfra., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. cent City. w ork is being done. was that a South Carolina tag had District 27.—Frank H. Cooper, Punbeen secured and attached to tho car. fa GorHn a Wearing apparel in the car also point­ If there*were nothing else for you District 28— Lincoln Hilley, Deed }o an early departure. to know about BuicK—that fact Land. Mr. Collins identified tho car by is worth considering when pur­ District 29.—T. J. Knabb, Macclonthe advertising notice of it received ny. from the Sanford chief of police. He chasing your new car. Coupled District 30— John Bradshaw, Ja s ­ PARIS, April 4.-s-Approval of the at once went to Sanford, returning w ith this dependabilify'»in the per. appointment of Myron T. Herrick, as with Mr. and Mrs. Keya and the chief new 1921 B u ick are roominess District 31— W. A. McWilliams, S t United States Ambassador to France, of police. The car was Identified and Augustine. was not officially signified by the $100 reward gladly paid. and riding comfort, easy control District 32.—D. G. Roland, Newber­ French government. ^E ntire satisfac­ Searching parties also began at and beauty of new stream lines ry. tion with reports he is to be the next once to try to trail Messenger, who th at m ake it a sonnd transporta­ Members of the House. American ambassador here was ex­ probably skirted Lake Umatilla. Alachua-O. M. Tillman, Cnmp- pressed at the foreign office, how­ These parties remained out all night, tion investment. Let us dem on­ vll,e; F H. Ellis, Alachua. ever, and formal notification he Is but were unsuccessful and Messenger strate the new Buick to you. Baker—W. D. Mann, Sanderson. persona grata will go forward In due is still at large. Foster, who claimed Bay—j , j? EJ stokes, Panama time, it is declared. he was on his way to Orlando to re­ City. • Since January reyvla r equipm ent ceive a car Messenger had purchased Brndfoyd—C. H. Register, Lake on a ll m odels includes C ord Tires At the end of the first term at the in Tampa, was arrested in Eustis nnd ut,eT; E. M. Johns, Starko. university of Arknnsas, this season, turned over to the Sanford police. Brevard—J. J. Parrish, Titusville. women have averaged better students Messenger, a man about thirty-five --- :-----“7 I W a r d - W . C. Kyle, F ort Lauder­ thnn men years old, ib a low, heavy set man / ^ 7 dale. • with a red, full face and sandy hair. i*lr Calhoun—W. P. Fields, BlountsHe is smooth shaven, and besides n town. mole on the side of his face, has a heavy senr across his nose. He claims Htrus—M. G. Scofield, IvoVncss. A Clay L. E. Wade, Green Cove to have spent last winter’s season on springs. the East Coast. Mrs. Messenger, who is a Canadian, Columbia—W. W. Phillips, Lake You can Juat tell by Its healthy^ married Messenger in Connecticut on ‘fy; W. A. Bailey, Fort White. stim ulating odor, th a t It is A the eve of their departure for Floti Dade-B. C. Willard, Miami. going to do you good DeSoto—Dr. E. J. Etheridge, De- v.-|-F I only had some Sloan’s Linf- da, three months ago. She had been hoto City. I mentl" How often you've a i d . acquainted with Messenger about N x that! And then when the rheu­ year nnd claims she knew absolutely Duval—F. o. Miller, Frank E. Jcnmatic tjvinge subsided—after hours of nothing about the stolen car. She t,inKs, Jacksonville. XL suffering—you forgot ill — had been informed by tho‘ men that Escambia—F. X. Carroll, W. E. Don’t do it again—get a boflBe to­ ~n Roland, Pensacola. day and keep U handy for poaubte uae they would lenvc Umatilla Friday tonight! A sudden attack may come night in a Hudson Six, nnd that Fos­ Llazier—A. S. Fowler, Brunhcll. on—sciatica, lumbago, aore muades, ter had departed to get the car, which Franklin—E. R. L. Moore, Carra- backache, stiff joints, neuralgia, tho pains and aches resulting from e r a s ­ they had been having repainted. Mrs. Gadsden—Roy Hlnaon, Hinson; E. ure.' You’ll soon find warmth m d re* Messenger, who Is still in Umatilla, lief In Sloan’s, the liniment that j im will probably return to Canada. 1 Gregory, Quincy. • .I — ■ — ■ tmUs vilhcut nibbing. d ean , econom­ -------- --- . Deputy Sheriff Collins notified the Hamilton—W. P. Jennings, Jen- ical. Three t i m - f t c , 70c, <1.40 • " , ?.•» i police of all tha surrounding towns at W. J. Dees, Jascper. once, as well as the sheriff of the Hernando—Hugh Hale, Brooksville. = county, and a sharp lookout ia being .-j . HilUborough-rC. H. Taylor, Tami * , I maintained for Messenger, who may W; A. T. Stuart, Plant City. ba one of a gang of auto thieves oper­ ^Holmes—E. Bert Riddle, Darling* ating %11 over the state. . • * * : and fceminoie Well Repre­ sented wminmS( ’i t s r for 5 S ervice I 1 ? ■ |j a -I | •1 Sanford Novelty Works NEW FERTILIZER FACTORY i -1m kvM Why That Lame Back? WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY i s I 1 France Approves Myron T. Herrick as U. S. Ambassador /, USE SLOAN’S TO. WARD OFF PAIN j , : . K lir* U T-,** . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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' *-■-> * THE SA N FO R D H ER A LD IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R LD ’ S G R E ATE ST V E G E TA B LE SECTION UOT. CONEY DIED YESTERDAY BODY SHIPPED TO BRUNSWICK d e a t h w a s e x p e c t e d d a i l y s in c e t h e FORMER SANFO R D BOY BROKE HIS b a c k w h e n p l a n e h it t r e e WAS ATTEMPTING TO BEAT OWN RECORD IN CROSS-COUNTRY FLIGHT • * • • When Something Went Wrong With the Engine ‘ N U M B E R 33 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , A P R I L 1, 1921 VOLUME x n . and in Attempting to Make a Landing Fatal Accident Occurred PLUMS ARE BEGINNING TO F A L L NOW (By TV* i — «U t*l Tnm ) W ASH ING TO N, March 31<— Pres­ ident Harding today announced the appointment o f Charlea H. Burke, o f Pierre, S. Dak., a i commissioner o f Indisn affairs. George H. Carter, o f Iowa, was appointed public printer, and Thomas Robertson, of Maryland, was appointed commissioner of pat­ ents. FLORIDA STATE EX-EMPEROR CHARLES INTERSCHOLASTIC ATTEMPTING TO SEIZE AQUATIC MEET THE HUNGARIAN THRONE W IL L BE HELD IN W IN T E R PARK ON SATU R D AY, A P R IL 30. W IN T E R PAR K, March 81.—The govemoring committee fo r the Flor­ ida State Interscholastic Aquatic meet has almost completed prepara­ tion* for the event, which will be held at Lake Virginia here Saturday, April 30. Notifications that they will send competition to the meet are being re­ ceived daily from high schools .of the state, all o f which were invited to participate. West Palm Beach (boya) took one cup home last year and St- Peters­ burg high school (girls) ar* confident they will carry the girl'e cup back to St. Pctenburg the second time. -t Irish Primate TROOPS A R E R A L L Y ­ Interviewed • ING TO HIS SUP­ . ^ Interest Peace PORT IN FORCE ( » r TV. A m m Ii M Belfast, Logue, viewed March Primate 31., — Cardinal of Tuesday Golding and three Tnm) Ireland, by Sir Inter­ William Southern Irish Unionists with the object, it's under­ stood, of securing an opening o f peace negotiations between the Irish Re­ publican Parliament and tht British Government II M HAS CROSSED THE FRONT] R * Reported that Allies Did Not Desire His Return to Austria --i.'Sl (Bj TV* I m Ui M Tnu) Aged Cardinal NATCHEZ, Miss., March 31.— (By The Asso. Laid to Rest ciated Press).— W illiam DeVoe Coney, 27 years o f In Baltimore age, who was seriously injured when his airplane , , I I ; Tli* AlHclitW r » u ) crashed into a tree near Crowville, La., last F ri­ BALTIM ORE, March 31.—The greatest assemblage o f church digni­ day morning, died o f his injuries at a local hospi- taries ever massed on this continent gathered here today for the funeral Shooting Outcome o f Refusal to Adm it W arin g -tal at 5:20 p. m. yesterday. services of Cardinal Gibbons. They Into an Organization Being Perfected at K is­ The denth o f the lieutenant, whose back was broken in the came from all pnrts of the United fall. resulting in a complete paralysis of his body from the chest States nnd Canada, while thousands, simmee; Wound Not Thought Serious J. F. ANGE, PRESIDENT OF THE BANK OF ORANGE, SHOT IN BACK BY R. D. WARING down, was no^ unexpected, as his physicians had announced earlier in the day that he could live only a few hours. Mrs. E. F. Coney, his mother, of Brunswick, Ga.; Mrs. W. II. Devoc, an aunt, of Jacksonville, Fin., and E. F. Coney, a brother, of Brunswick, were with the flier nt the time of his denth, having been constantly at his bedside since their arrival here last Sunday. Lieut. Coney is a son of the late Edgnr F. Coney, a lumber man of Brunswick. He was born in Atlanta in November, 1893. His youth was spent in Brunswick. * At the outbreak of the Mexican trouble in 1916, he enlisted with the Brunswick Rifles, an infantry organization, and saw service on the border. Returning to Brunswick in 1917 about the time the United States entered the Europcnn war, he entered the officers' training camp at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., where he was com­ missioned as a second lieutenant of infantry. Later he was trans­ ferred to the air service, receiving his preliminary training nt the ground school nt Georgia Tech in Atlanta. He was assigned as flying instructor during the war and had no opportunity to see service at.the front. On the day he was injured the announcement was made at San Diego of his promotion to a first lieutenancy. Funeral arrangements have been left to Major Clnggett of the -1th aviation corps, who came here to attend the lieutenant, and they have not yet been announced. LONDON, March 31. — A Paris dispatch to­ day says that it is re­ ported that a m ajority of the Hungarian troops have rallied to the standard of Emperor Charles, who is march­ ing on Budapest. differing in creed hut united in love for the dead churchman, were nlso V IE N N A , Mnrch 81.— It is The Orlando Morning Sentinel of present. The funcrnl services began unofficially reported here thnt todny snys: , j Admirnl Horthy, the Ylungnrinn at 9:00 o'clock this morning. J. F. Ange, president o f the Bnnk |regent, hns resigned nnd will let of Orange, was Hhot nnd wounded in events tnke their course. Chns. the hack by U..D. Wnring, Orlando j is reported enroute to Budnpcst renl estate man, nbout eight o'clock ; nnd the nrmy is ndhering to him Inst night, at the Waring home, 13 01446126 <B; TV* AiKKUUd Pr«M) ! on the move. Hast Amelia street. Mr. Ange was NEW YORK, March 31.— An in­ i Reports received here todny operated upon immediately after be­ crease from ten thousand to fifty are that Ex-Emperor Charles ing tnken to the Ornhge General Hos­ thousnnd is the amount of the rehns proclaimed n military dicta­ pital nhd the bullet removed. t)r, ward for the apprehension of the per­ torship nt Steinsmnnger, nnd il. Christ stated to The Sentinel thnt p*|rator» of the explosion in Wall eicnui <ti i Lchnr vnui in is num snid lu to uc be IT IS P R O ilA R LE T H A T A STATE his wound was not serious, nnd thnt tn?pt )unt September fcas suggested that Genernl uY/h* fiftp o rY T h ou san d O R G AN IZATIO N W IL L I»B the patient wns nble to converse free- to<lny |,y the committee to the Bonn! ____ .Ju .... n.. troops to mnrch on Budapest EFFECTED. ly with friends after the operation. ()^ estimates. and by force, if necessary re­ Mr. Waring was removed to the coun store Charles to the throne of LA K E L A N D , March 31.— Grape ty jail. Austria. -*■ > Women Voters at growers from all parts o f the state There were no eye-witnesses of the will meet here April 9 for the pur­ shooting other than the principals, • Jacksonville PARIS, Mnrch . 31.— Former pose o f discussing phases of the in­ nnd It. A. Yates, assistant cashier of Emperor Charles crossed the dustry nnd organizing a state asso­ the Hank of Orange, ns far ns can be (B ; TV* Au*rl*Ufl T n u ) frontier between Hungary and ciation. determined, nnd It. D. Wnring is in JAC KSO NVILLE, March 31.— W o­ Austria last Saturday by pro­ Among important subjects to be such a nervous condition thnt his ver­ men from all parts of the state are a foreign passport which discussed is the organization of n sion of the affair, according to physic­ here* today for the opening of n two, ducing D Mrs. H. B. Coney and children, of this city, departed at noon marketing bureau and the adoption ians attending him, could not be giv- days convention to organize the r lo r-1 . . ... . . . . for .fat ksonville where they will join Mr. Coney, a brother of official, says a Vienna dispatch. . , idn League of Women Voters. The Lieut. Coney, and attend the funeral services in Brunswick Sat­ of rules for shipment. In pnst yenrs, •'n it is said, some growers have persist­ In hiH statement of the happenings initial session is tonight nt which ob­ urday. * LONDON, March 31.— It ip report­ ed in selling their grapes when half nt the home of Mr. Waring, Mr. Ange jects of the o rg «ni* * d ° n will be ex­ ed that the Hungarian Ministerial ripe in order to reap the advantage o f said that he hnd gone there after be­ plained. The organization will bo Council hns decided to crown Charted, early marketing, nnd the result is ing repeatedly called on the phone by perfected tomorrow. former Emperor of Austria, King of that many consumers have bvom e Wnring, who stated thnt he couldn’t Hungnry, within two or three days, prejudiced ngninst the Florida bunch sleep until he had an interview with said a Central News dispatch from him. A business deni nt Kissimmee, grnpes. Vicnns. Advices from other sources Another subject to be considered is from which Wnring had been refused have made a mystery o f Charles’ (Wr t v * AiMcltua rr»»*) . that of baskets or containers. Here­ participation in some weeks ngo, wns whereabouts, but the Central News , W ASHINGTON, March 3L— Sim­ tofore tomato baskets, peach baskets the proposition thnt he aguin wished said that he was at Stcinmanmanger ultaneous mobilization of off nrmy nnd n few grape containers have been to talk over with Mr. Ange. consulting with arriving officers. <>7 TV* S»»»*UU4 Tnm ) O r TV* Au m UU* T n tt) Mr. Ange hnd just completed the WASHINGTON, March 31.— Act­ and navy ‘air forces is under way in employed while some growers have County Andrassy, former AustroNEW YORK, Mnrch 31.—Firemen preparation for bombing tests against interview after a final refusal to con­ gone so fa r ns to sell their product ing Secretary Roosevelt today started fou gh t^ nmong the clouds here for Count Dithlcn told the ex-King that * personal inquiry into the flight of naval vessels during June nnd July. in bulk, putting them upon the mar­ sider Wnring’s proposals and had more than an hour this morning be­ the allies would not consent to his the naval balloon missing from Pen- Army fliers are gathering nt Lang­ ket in such condition that the highest turned toward the door when a shot fore subduing a dangerous blase on return, according to a Genpva dis­ came from a pistol in the hands of ucola with five, men.* The Inquiry is ley field, Virginia, and the navy fliers prices were out of the question. the thirty-first floor of the Equitable patch which said that Austria was Proper grading and preparation of Waring. The bullet struck Mr. Ange preparatory to ordering the usual at Hampton Roads. ' building. The firemen crawled along taking stops to prevent Charles from bunches for packing is regarded ns of in the back, nnd be exclaimed: hoard investigation. The Department narrow window ledges at dizzy remaining in that country. It is re­ “ Waring, you have killed m e!" high importance, as ragged and small has not officially given up hope but Election Laws heights to smash windows and push ported that warrants have been is­ “ Yes, ----- ----- you, that is whst bunches mixed with first grade fruit •dmitted that but little hope Is enter­ sued for the arrest of persons assist­ the line o f hose through. Thousands To Be Amended tends to reduce the value o f the crop I intended to do,” Waring replied. tained that the men will ever be ing Charles to enter Austria from o f gallons of water were poured down Mr. Ange turned on Warihg and in found. as a whole. the elevator shafts and into the cor­ Switzerland.. . . (St TV* Aum U M Tnm) the scuffle which ensued managed to T A L L A H A S S E E ,- March 31.— A t­ ridors. The blaze was ettinqulshed A dispatch, dated Tuesday, said -knock the weapon from his hands. torney General Buford today prepar­ Millionaire Paper without serious lost. that the Spanish Consul at Vienna $35,000,000 For He left the bouse then and getting ed recommendations for an amend­ was arranging with Austria to per­ into his automobile drove back to his Manufacturer Dead Military Purposes ment of the election lows to conform mit Charles to return from Switzer­ where the business conference, at Punta Gorda office O f Japanese with the provisions o f the federal land. An exchange telegraph dis­ which be had left, was still going on. woman suffrage amendment. The patch from Vienna said that Charles “ I am shot, get me to the hospit­ (By t v * A m c UUA rr*H ) TOKIO, March 31.—w new military recommendation, which will be pre­ told Admiral Horthy o f FYance that PU N TA GORDA, Fla., March 31.— al,” he ordered. ' ban issue amounting to Y. 70,000,­ sented to the legislature, provides for he did not object to his return to tbs 000 (about $35,000,000) was an- the elimination o f the word “ male” Charles Dean, a millionaire paper Hungarian throne. It ia reported JAX T R A C T IO N CO M PANY . (By TV* AaMcUtoS Tnm) Bounced by the Jananese government and that poll tax be paid on or before manufacturer o f Boston, died sudden­ that Charles was compelled to leave FAVORS SHORT SKIRTS ST. PETERSBURG, March 3 1^recently, following a conference of the third Saturday before election. It ly last night aboard his yacht at Hungary under Spanish protection. ColoncI Mitchell, commandant at Ft. leading bankers from Tokio, Nagoya ia also provided that no persons who Captlva. The body wns brought JAC K SO N VILLE , March 31.— A l­ Dade, has invited the Florida editors here today. and Osaka. become entitled to vote during the though some people may object to to visit the Post and’ inspect the fo r­ FLO RID A 8TA N D S A T H E AD * The rate o f interest is 5 per cent year 1920 be prevented from voting OF A G R IC U L T U R A L C LA88 ■hoTt skirts the Jacksonville Traction tifications. He will place a govern­ BBd the term o f redemption six because they did not pay poll tax for Florida Public company la in favor o f them, fo r they ment boat at their disposal if they Tears. that year. T A LLA H A S S E E , March 81— A Health Association prevent accidents, If the corporation^ accept and take them from Tampa, The proceeds will be used for f L crop can be marketed In Florida every statistics fo r the last several years | n*ncing the government's military B R YAN 'S B IBLE CLASS prove anything. J. S. Harris, claim JAC K S O N V ILLE , March \31— Or: hour In the year, according to a de­ Projects. ‘ • ■ ' . TO T A K E A VACATION Florida Farmers ganizatlon o f the Florida Public agent fo r the company, announces claration made by W. A. McRae, atate that figures for 1914 showed 180 ac­ Burn Some Wood commissioner o f agriculture, In hie M IAM I,- March 31.— William Jen­ Health Association will be' effected Fifty Miamians cidents here that year in which wo­ nings Bryan's Bible class here,'which Here April 8. A t the time the As­ annual report on the Florida state (B ; TV* I m m U M T n u ) A re Baptized includes several thousand members, sociation will take over the affairs of men were involved while boarding or ,WSHINGTONJHarch marketing bureau. 31.-Florida'a alighting from street cars. Statiswill be in session next Sunday for the the Florida Tuberculosis Association, tic* indicate that such accidents de04,000 farms consumed about fifty .. , . . '» » TV* tOM bM Vr»**> * While moat states produce ninelast time until December 5, it has the work o f which has been absorbed •MIAMI, March 31.— F ifty persons creased In number as the women fol- fly« and • quarter million cubic feet by the larger organization. tenths o f the time and market one* *ere baptised last night at the First been announced. lowed Dim e Fashion’s decree and' o f * ° rd wood last year, .according to tehth, we have something to market " I t has been a most enjoyable seas­ Baptist church. The membership ia made their skirts shorter, fod In statistics o f the Department o f A griB O N IF A Y ELECTS N E W every hour o f the year, says the re­ on,” said Mr. Bryan in discussing the P°w !.2<0, the largest o f any church This was ' M U N IC IP A L OFFICERS 1920, when they were at "helghth o f culture Just announced. p ort W e average telling • carload work this winter, "and the large at­ ,n the city.. fashion,” the total was only 73. The »n average o f eight cords o f wood o f perishables every eight minutes, tendance has been maintained much B O N IF A Y , March 31.— Bonifay’s records show that the greater number P*r farm used during the year, or a and when we add the staples apd live later than last year. I feel that A R IPE OLD AGE. new municipal officials as recently In­ o f accidents to wqmen in leaving o r ' total of 432,0<H) cords. The total value stock to our salts we must get rid o f through the instrumentality of this stalled In office are as follows: G. boarding cars resulted * from . long^of the cord wood consumed on farms ten carloads Vvery hour, or eight TAM PA, March 31.— Lenine Arm- class we may have brought under the W. Banflli, mayor; Ben Johnson, mar skTr(s, in most instances the heel o f wss placed at 91,685,000 with an av­ trainloads dolly. ’ *°°d . a negro, 100 years old, la dead influence o f the gospel some who wore — the shoe catching in the hem. Few erage value o f 93-90 per cord. Cut shah and H. B. Douglass, E. A. Wil •n a hospital here today. He leaves not in the habit o f attending divine Hams, D. L. Green and G. G. McKIn- of them caught In 1920, however, Mr. stove length the average value Scratch Pads from The w° *°n* and many grand and great worship, and that has been the ob­ ley, councilmen. . . |Harris declares. placed at 96-00. the p o u n d -lit grandchildren • ‘ ject o f this effort.” • ? '1 — -Vt3 , •V, Lu'., SB . ' * .-ihki: GRAPE GROWERS WILL BOOST THE REWARD IN LAKELAND WILL MOBILIZE USUAL BOARD INVESTIGATION - ALL AIR FORCES TO TAKE PLACE FIREMEN FIGHT FIRE IN CLOUDS ga EDITORS WILL VISIT FT. DADE I •» 3 k . ~-■ V l ■ ' \‘ *'•. v ’j a �u r . " • - ; • . 5- ^ - * . ’ ."iy t. _ ■ I * ' t. % •* ' . T H E S A N F O R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , M A R C H 25, 1921 THIRTEEN CLUB MET LAST NIGHT, MAKES DONATIONS REPORTS SHOW RIG RESULTS IN T H E LA S T SIX MONTHS P i ’! tickets for themselves and. families that the financial end may be n suc­ cess. And you can be sure that wherever any thing is going on that means any­ thing for this town of ours and the Thirteen Club does have charge of it as a Gub, its members will be there strong. Join the Rod and Gun Club, attend the Thirteen Club affairs, it’s for you they arc working. It was last September that saw the birth of the Thirteen Club, beginning with the Gain Day event, working from there into bigger things that WLS-'V f e - . '» H er' H I,. « j . k E&i NEW EMBLEM FOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE have been accomplished by this organ­ ization since. ", Seven of Sanford’s busiest business men met at luncheon once a week for several weeks before their first un­ EVERY MEM HER W IL L USE IT ON dertaking, the Gala Day affair, and HIS S TA T IO N E R Y A N D ON after the results of their efforts show­ HIS WINDOW ed so satisfactory, it was decided to continue with nn increase in member­ How do you like the new seal ship so that all the live wires could the Chamber of Commerce? have a chance to render their services. Having this on your letter heads, Six more men were admitted making having one of them as a transparency a total at that time of thirteen men, on your windwo or on the wind shield from whence the club derived its of your auto means that you are a name. A little later on the club mem­ member in good standing of the bership was increased to twenty at Chamber o f Commerce. which number it remained until this And what docs this mean? It day. means to every visitor to the city This club had then and has now for that Sanford has a progressive nnd its sole purpose the furthering of the live Chamber o f Commerce and that .interests o f Sanford, this City Sub­ you are proud to be a member of it. stantial of ours, and from the reports rendered at their regular meeting last night no other one organization has accomplished more in the short length o f time that they have been operating than the Thirteen Club. The personnel of this club, .from ; Col. Geo. Knight ns its chairman on down has not changed since its or­ ganization with the exception of the pew names that were added. The in­ terest displayed by ench and every member has been such that it was impossible for any movement under­ taken to die and everything started That you are known by your works was completed. and to be' a member of your local * ’ The Sanford Rod ami Gun Club was f ’hambcr of Comm, r.o .••igi.i.'ies that, one of the Thirteen Club's largest un­ you are a real citizen in every respect. | dertakings nnd ench and every mem- * That you are spending your money , ber worked hard that this might la- for the upbuilding of vour town, that ! put across. Every member to a man I yml have faith in 10 your horn, town, joined this Club be»ide« their efforts (hat you are striving to put and. to in securing enough members to make ! keep your home town on the map and it possible* Thc'Thirtcen Club in nil- i ,he very fact that vou are a member dition to this- also donated the sum .,{ „ f ,h(. Chamber of Commerce means 11,000 to the Rod and Gun Club. that you art. n rjtjzcn In the treasurer’s report at the , Every member of the Chamber of regular meeting last night it was Commerce in good standing is entitled learned that the total number of «|„. UM! thi, ,.nib|(.m „ n Rtlltl„ n,.ry. nations made to- different organiza- ,,n h,s store window if he is a merturns and or d iffe r e ^ h in g s were as ch„n« „r professional man. on h.s auto o " a. . 'e r $IOu to the 1 ernald- , or anywhere that he chooses and as Laughton Hospital, $1,000 to the S a n ,, time goes by ,t will be more and more ford Rod & Gun Club; $5*00 to the 1lht. badge o f real citizenship in SanWomans Club White Way Fund. $25 f ord just as „ ,* every c„> ,n the to the Sanford hand; $2.1 to the San- United Status nnd foreign countries. ford Library and*several donations of The secretary of the Chamber of a smaller character. 1( 'onmierce has several of these cuts The moneys that this club donated for the members for their printing. He will nl so huve the transparencies for the wi ndows in u Vw days, Get till-m and flaunt them to the public fop in- the next t welvi• months Sanfor 1 |.eo|. e Mill know who are the rea 1. Itizi-IIN of Sunfonl aloi thope u ho arc doing iiuthii g for their home town. ■ a any individual or concern. The mon­ ey was raised through entertainments of different kinds The entertain­ ment idep was for a two fold pur­ pose, orir, that thi- necessary money could be raised without calling on peo­ ple to dig down in .their pockets as has been done in the past and the oth­ er reason was to furnish to the San­ Horticultural Society ford people amusement nnd enter­ Meets at Miami, tainment that this city of ours has .lacked in years gone by. . April 12th to 15th The money donated to the hospital I was raised through the Gain Day ac­ ORLANDO, March :’ 4 - iS p rra !.' tivities while the balance was raised Miami hotel rates are n »t extorto.nthrough shows, carnivals and the ate, nnd no one used be kept away many nice dances that the Club has from the meeting there of the F* /ida been putting on monthly. State Horticultural society on April The Johnny J. Jones' Exposition 12 to 15.. Not on.y lo the .Miami hj"Shows were brought to town by the tel-men Indignantly disclaim Vie trThirteen Club, nnd each member do­ port which recently has been going nated ench evening of his time for 'round concerning high rates and lack this week that it might be n success. of accomodations there, but Ray..td The Million Dollar Rand, although F. Floyd, secretary o f the State' Hor­ not altogether n Thirteen Club uffnir ticultural society backs them up in was handled by this Club at the re­ their disclaimer. Exp'Vtjpj some­ quest of mnny o f Sanford's citizens thing like 2,000 members of the body and it is needless to state here just to be present ut .Miami, Mr. Floyd how milch this band was wotth to mnde the trip there for the particular Sanford for its weeks stay. purpose o f looking into the matter of These activities as well ns many accomodations. H j says there will be others not mentioned here huve done roof for nil, and tho hotels are mak­ wonders for Sanford this past season ing special rates for the gathering and plans are under way for even which are entirely reasonable. All greater things, announcement of one needs to do in writing for reser­ which will come inter. And, as stat­ vations is to mention the fart his rr e d before t^cse men, nil of them the her presence In Miami on theso dates busiest of our business men, laying is for the purpose of attending the aside their work, giving of their val­ horticultural gathering in ordsr lo be uable time, working many nights sure o f good accomodations at a reas • while others sleep are doing it with onable figure. just one idea In mind, that is, that Mr. Floyd says the pc>pla «>f Miami Sanford shall go ahead, that Sanford apparently recognize most fully the shall have the things that other value o f the big organization with its towns have, that Sanford shall throw nominal dues and lack of selfish .in­ off that yoke that has been around terest, and arc going to do their best her neck in the years gone by and to make the visitors' stay there a forge ahead as one o f the very best pleasant one. Recause o f this, the cities in Florida. The Thirteen Club's growing interest in scientific cultural motto is, “ Sanford First, Sanford A l­ methods, and of the very interesting ways," without the least selfish mo­ nature of the program for this meet­ tive In any way connected with it. ing, he is looking forward to a record The Chautauqua that comes to San­ breaking attendance. ford next week is not here under the auspices of the Thirteen Club, but, Another Boat Added chief amongst its backers are mem­ bers o f the ^Thirteen Club and tho P A L A T K A , March 2$.— Another Gub being a great believer in enter­ boat has been added to the Jacksontainments o f a higher nature arc urg­ ville-Palatka line to be used in cann­ ing upon every one to attend these ing Irish potatoes from Palatka to entertainments, to purchase season Jacksonville for shipment north. •' jj > K dv n J E ' L-. * f‘it-. c* •r e T v 'r - . .n i t W. J r . - •- t V-H-1r • M . ’ Copyright 1921 Hart Schaflncr H Vou may say, “ How can do that when clothes more?” W e ’ll tell you how and we’ll back it with the guarantee that if you aren’t satisfied— money back. Get good all-wool clothes; the kind Hart Schaffner & Marx make; the prices are higher than those o f some clothes. cost is lower because the The clothes last longer; you pay less per day to keep a suit on your back— and the clothes look better while they last. Sanford Shoe and Clothing The Home o f Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ + + + + + ♦ + + + + + + + + + + + + V- Cannot Take Pass­ Tallahassee Best Orlando Chautauqua Hastings Potatoes Governed City in engers to Tallahasa Roaring Success . Running Large the United States But N ot So Many ‘ see by Airplane The Redpath Chautauqua closed its WEST PA LM REACH, March 24. — Sehntor Thomas d. Campbell, of this city, who has engaged an air­ plane in which to make the trip to Tallahassee to attend the coming ses­ sion of the legislature, proposes to "drop in" upon a numbt-lr of consti­ tuents and friends enroute to the capi­ ta). His first stop after leaving here will be mnde ut Okeechobee City where he expects to confer with many of his constituents who may have some late legislation to propose. The next stop will be at Kissimmee, his boyhood home, where he expects to greet old friends. Other landings will be made at Ocala, Gainesville nnd Live Oak.Senator Campbell has ben forced to decline several requests for a " lift " along the route because the capacity of the machine is limited to the pilot and one passenger. Dr. Lincoln Hulley, member of the senate and form­ erly candidate for governor, was among those who sought to make the flight with Mr. Campbell. RERGDOL M A Y RE RETURNED TO RECEIVE MEDAL T A L L A H A S S E E , March 24,— T al­ lahassee during .the Inst year become one o f the best governed cities in the United States according ot the City Managers' Association of New York, nnd J. W. Greer, local ’city manager, hns been listed as one o f the ten most successful managers of the country. Tallahassee adopted the commissionmanager form of government a little more than a year ago. five day engagement Tuesday night nt Orlando. * The Chautauqua this year was a success in every respect. The program was up to the Redpath standard and some think it was above the standard. The lecture by Harry L. Fogleman was so well liked by the business men of Orlando that they arc forming a party to make a trip to Sanford in More Bread For The Same Money P A L A T K A , March 24— Forty-fire barrels o f potatoes to the acre the yield o f some o f the land at Fed­ eral Point, near here, when dtefrinf begnn recently in the East Palatgs, Hastings and Federal Point sections. The yield this season will not be u large as in former years, it is said,, but the quality o f the early potatoes declared to be the best ever »e«*Thc labor situation shows a marked improvement over last year and for that reason .the season is expected to be short. order that they may hear Mr. Fogle­ man the second time. Let's go, and make the Sanford Chautauqua a howling success by buy­ Sanford Furniture ing season ticket today. Hospital Prices $2.50 plus 25c wnr tax for adults and $1.25 plus 13c war tax for Have your old Dressers Rebuilt children. ST. PETERSHUPG. March 24— News o f the drop In flour prices .at last has reached St Petersburg. One of the principal local bakeries an­ nounced today that it wouhl increase Into Dressing Tables. the size o f its loaf 15 per cent, instead o f reducing the price. Other baker­ Furniture repaired and refinisb* K E Y W EST POTATO PLANTS ies have already increa^sd the size of ed. Brass beds reflnished. $1.75 per 1,000 the loaf sold, it is said. It is likely Ready April 1st, delivered at station that there will be an increase in tho W M . E. CONNOR or in Sanford. siz« o f the loaves if not s decrease in . ' W. V. D U NN Phone 219 ’ . 206 Elm A " price in all the bakeries here within R. A , Box 224-A,- Sanford, Florida PRICES REASO NABLE the next few weeks. ' ' Palatka Plant Resumes P A L A T K A , March 24— The Flori­ da Wooden Ware Company, which un­ til recently had operated bqly nine days since last December, has resum­ ed full time, providing employment for approximately 100 workmen. The concern manufactures lard buckets, tubs and other articles. * W ASHINGTON, March 24.— All the papers in the War Department relative to Gergdoll, now in Germany, were transmitted to the state depart­ ment today at the direction o f Secre­ tary Weeks with th i request that hey be considered front an international viewpoint. Weeks said nothing to in­ dicate any formal request for the re­ EASTER POST CARDS turn of Rcrgdoll had been made to Fine Line of Post Cards for Easter the German government. at the Herald office. One Cent each. 1 ♦>♦»>>♦♦♦+ DO YOU KNOW THIS? That with every purchase of 5 GALLONS OF G ASO LIN E and EVERY DOLLAR spent for TIKE S or TUBES we will g irt • Coupon good for a chance, on an inner tube to be given away April 5th. ' RINES’ FILLIN G STATION FR AN K AK ERS' TIRE CO. . ■ 103 PALM ETTO A V E N U E . .. • • . - - — -rin-ii Iff^ j^ lfil Vi11—‘ ----- j �M 1 ■ * * TH E SANFORD W E E K L Y H ERALD , FR ID A Y, A P R IL 1, 1921 SHOULD COMBINE EFFORTS FOR BENEFIT OF SANFORD CENTRALIZE OUR FORCES Rod and Gun Club Could Combine With Cham, o f Commerce .MOTORED TO SANFORD FOR DINNER. PLOW LANDS SPLENDID CONCERT GEN. RUTH’S IN FLORIDA ENDS MOOSE MEET APPOINTMENT ARE HIGHER OF OFFICERS D AYTO N A W IL L HE TH E N E XT PLACE TO GATHER. f i r Tit* i m i l i U l F riii) Following the ceremonial and frolic Saturday night, the final day o f the meeting o f the Loynl Order o f Moose in Tampa was brought to a close with a splendid concert yesterday after­ noon by the famous Seminole* Legion Band of Jacksonville in Plant Park. Earlier in the afternoon the Moosemen assembled in front o f the Tampa Bay hotel nnd had their pictures tak­ en. The remainder o f the afternoon the delegates spent visiting points of interest in the city and nearby. Last night every outbound train carried its quota of .delegates back to their re­ spective homes. Late Saturday afternoon a short business session was held.. During the meeting Daytona was selected as tho place where the August ceremon­ ial and frolic will be held. - Visiting delegates expressed them­ selves yesterday as well pleased with their stay In Tampa,- and especially with the high grade o f entertainment program arranged by the committee TALLA1IASSE, March 28.— Major General N. A. Witch, comander of AVERAGE $4 AN AC R E TH IS YE AR T H A N LAST MORE -KT JcZ- 'STZ _____ LUCI STRIKE V ttfc TCASTttr, the Florida division, United Confed­ erate Veterans, in a general order has announced the appointment of (D 7 Th* i U K t i l g F rtu ) W ASH ING TO N, March 29.— Plow lands in Florida average $-1 more per staff officers for the division, naming I^iat night a jolly party motored acre in value this year than a year W. A. Rawls, of Pensacola, adjutant over to the Valdez Hotel in Sanford gencrul nnd chief o f staff with tho ago, $7 higher than in 1919 and $8 for an Enster dinner, which this hotel No o lg a ra lte Has rank o f colonel. The remaining ap­ higher than in 1918, according to a served In n wonderful manner. They tho same dellolous pointments follow: report just issued by the Department returned by moonlight, hnving a won­ fla v o r as Luoky John L. Morgnn, Lakeland, assist­ of Agriculture. derful evening of pleasure. The par­ ant adjutant general, and assistant For the state as a whole the aver­ S trike. Beoause FO R BU ILDING T H A T WOULD ty consisted of Misses Elizabeth Yowchief of staff, with rank of colonel. age value o f poor plow lands this Lucky Strike Is the ell, Kathrine Barnes, Alice Benton, HOUSE A L L TH E O RG ANIZA­ I). M. Robinson, Orlando, assistant year is given as. $25 »n acre, while and Messrs John Fletcher, McKay toasted cigarette. TIO NS IS TH E CITY. adjutant genera), with rank o f lieu­ last year it was $23 and in 1919 their Fletcher and Julian Harris.— Report­ tenant-colonel. value was $21. Average good plow The following letter to the presi er-Star. • L. H. Harp, Crescent City, assistant lands were valued at,$55 an acre this dent o f the Chamber of Commerce! adjutant general, with rank of lieu­ year compared with $35 last year and from D. C- Marlowe 1* worthy of the $18 in 1918. tenant colonel. * consideration of Sanford people: II. J- Peters, Leesburg, assistant The average value o f all plow lands Sanford, Fla., March 26, 1921.. adjutant general with rank o f lieu­ in the state this year is placed at Free Distribution of M r. J. G. Rail, President, tenant colonel. $40, last year at $36, in 1918 at $33 Chamber of Commerce, Fish in Pensacola W. II. Ballard, Tampa, assistant ad­ and in 19J7 at $32. n. :. : City. jutant general with rnnk of lieutenant D ear Sir:— Purely in the spirit of PENSACO LA, March 29.— As the colonel. At a recent meeting o f St, Augus­ X J municipal improvement and with E. C. Wanton, Plant City, assistant tine’s board o f trade It was decided result o f an ovef-supply of fish here, lodge. During the ceresolely an idea o f ueneral city and HAY COUNTY SOLOS# FINDS N o i 0^ a free distribution o f 12,000 pounds monies over 200 candidates were init­ adjutant general, with rank of lieu­ to take no definite action on tho mat­ county co*operntion, I wish to address •SENTIMENT FOR PROwas recently made by a local dealer. tenant colonel. ter of creating a road and bridge dis­ iated into the mysteries o f Moosedom you in re the proposed Rod and Gun POSAL. C. I). Turner, .Madison, assistant ad­ trict ne'eosa the Mantanzas river to In addition a carload o f the surplus and plans for a membership drive to club. Personally, I am. n subscriber jutant general, with rank o f lieuten­ Anatasia Island and to construct fish was shipped to the mayor of PAN A M A CITY March 21*.— ,>0 *n Tampa were also made. to this fund and will become n mem­ Montgomery. Ala., to be gratuitously ant colonel. roads through the island. ......... ................ R ° nry^Uohen, dictator of^ ber, but I do feel that as yet Sanford "Much has been said with reference disposed of in that city. Rt*. Rev, E. G. Weed, Jacksonville, intain various dif- selling Western Florida to Alahnma, ^aml’n Lodge, N<>% 798, will have is too .small to maintain chaplain general, with rank of lieu­ ferent clubs to ad{vantage. We, of but it’s the same talk we hear every '^ nrire " f the dri\e nnd will set aside tenant colonel. to bv known ns Moose course, all believe |n Rntnry clubs, two years next prior to the convening n 5Pcrinl Rev. IL II. Sturgis, Drooksvillc, as­ p in clubs, etc,, but do not you and the of the legislature,” said J. Ed. Stokes, ^ n*’’ ° n w^ich day the members will sistant chaplain general, with rank of board o f governors o f the Chamber of representative from Bay county, when stage an intemiive’ driye. The Tampa lieutenant colonel. * FOR TYING Commerce believe it a better plan to approached for an expression of his lodge has set 1,000 members ns its I)r. H. E. Palmor, Tallnhnssee, centralize our efforts to the extent of views. Continuing Mr. Stokes said: membership goal in the nenr future. surgeon general, with rnnk o f lieuten­ Thursday night at the regular “ Sentiment in the West Florida using the money now in band and ant colonel. meeting of the Tampa lodge in the the subscribed for the gun club to the counties which .would become L. W. Kicklighter, Starke, judge ad­ building o f aChamber of Commerce step child of Alabama is overwhelm- >^ oodmen s hall installation o f officers vocate general, with rank <>f lieuten­ «n-to-spenk nnd have nil auxiliaries mgly against any such measure. I wilt he made 1 he officers were elect- ant colonel. IN FAST COLORS rndinte under the head uf the Cham-, have talked with representative men d at the last meeting of the lodge in 1- W. Jackson, Gainesville, color iOFFMAN-CORR. TAPE MFG. CO. from every county west of the Apn- February «nd were as follows, her of Commerce? bearer, with rank of lieutenant col­ ■^12 Market Street, Philadelphia, Ps. . There is available considerable city lacbicida river during the past week Judge M. Henry Cohen, re-elected onel. T A P E S FOR ALL P U R P O S E 4 property or the bulkhead for this pur* and find no sentiment whatever fur dictator; William O'Hare, vice-presiW S. Turner, Uaptiva, commissary pose that no doubt the city would he such a movement. , |dent; A. Bnsholdt, prelate;; R. G. Al- ( general, with rnnk o f lieutenant-col­ glad to donate or even sell for a rens- ^ bo far as I am able to learn there [Lur\, treasurer* G. A. Pierce, xecru- onel. * You will make a mistake if you order onable sum in order to get our water |s fl newspaper in W csl F lorida tar\ ; nnd trustees, J. A. Jones, ( . ( . * J. Thomas, Miami, assistant your fertilizer without getting oor front improved. If, then, we were supporting the project; no orgninzn- 1 otter and E. D Hitchcock. There commissary general, with rngk of NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. P L E N T Y OF M A TE R IA LS. Prompt to co-ordinate our efforts nnd build a Don of any kind and very few pri- will be other officer# appointed fol- lieutenant-colonel. Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Sup­ Chamber of Commerce building in Vil,t‘ individuals are even friendly inlowing the installationceremonies.— W. U. Hvlan, Manatee, quartermas­ plies -which could'be housed a rod and gun 1 vlined, said Air. Stokes, "and I seeTampa Tribune ter general, with rank of lieutenant no cause to worry. This was Flori­ club, the Woman’ s club, the library, » oh me I E. 0. P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. etc., would it not be more beneficial da when other portions of this state Bridge at Osteen Silas Jernigam Milton, assistant JACKSO NVILLE FLORIDA and a better asset for Sanford than wus n wilderness and when Alabama quartermaster general, with rank of Ferry May Soon to separate our efforts nnd eventually wus looked upon ns a section border­ lieutenant colonel. j fqil in our undertakings because of ing Florida on the north " William Mirkler, St, Augustine, in­ Become a Reality Mr, Siukes further gave it us Inlack o f support-* In spending our spector general, with rank of lieutenmoney we should look to more than opinion that probably the stale i otiid .The county commissioners of Vo­ nlit colonel. the immediate present. We should be divided some tiny, but that there lusia nnd Seminole counties are plan­ Frank E Faxon, Rrooksvilte, chief bear in mind that congress hn« recent was no prospect tor annexing any ning in binbl a bridge across the St. of urdnume, with rank of lieutenantly appropriated $65,000 for deepen* portion.of it to Alabama. Johns river at the Osteen .Ferry, colonel. Ing the river betweeri .Palntkft and G. W .‘ Bassett, Quincy, chief ersgi-1 which is on the direct road from New Sanford This means concerted ef- ( e i l t C T H i l l ( i T O W U r S neer with rank " f lieutenant colonel. Smyrna to Sanford. fort on our part to have this money Brigade commanders: Brig. Gen. T. Commissioners (J. C. Beck, o f New Have 2,000 Acres -spent in deeper channel work I say Smyrna, and Isaac \ Stewart, of be- J Appleynrd, First bridage, Talla­ it from fifteen years’ experience ns a \\ | Mi lijthPlanted in Beans l.uttd, ' f tin \ olusi.i Isiard, have bet’ ll hassee, Brig Iran sporta it on man that « i are !»« i ii.--er. t.. in'ifer vvilti the >■ inlllide ■ig.O . -■’>"lid I l g.i ; . I Irklawahii; ing at least Until,000 not uullx ii . nr '.n'.o.’i Yancey, Third * i \ n i: H i l l , Mari H J*. 1 .trm i omiius-|i>in r- in flu.- prypo-itiim We Brig. Inn .rier rates because of oiir inattention r-> in this ect-on have devoted J.OtHl understand that the Seminole com­ Brigade, "l' .oipa. t » our waterway Veterans placed upon the roll of ^ right at mir door. j i»v re? uiiPk acres thi* season to green Walts, missioners are unanimously in favor VTc must work for a deeper channel, |{IIVe already netted them ap- of building the bridge and that four honor follows: and once this is obtained, there will proximnti ly #15000. Eight hundred out of five o f the Volusia commission­ Major General I!. W. Partridge, he no trouble about getting refrigera­ acres ere planted in tomatoes, while ers favor the plan. The tax payers of Major. <iicneral J. A.. Cox. tor ships operating on regular sched­ 7ilO e itis ale cultivated in cucumheis. tile coast side of the county have long Ahi.inr Gi ticral L. II. Huchules between Sanford and points east, Icy; M.iji •r G.-m-ral A If re 1 It Is i - TfVti d the section xvi’ l | r-i- favored building this bridge, and for such as Baltimore, Philadelphia. New duce for shipment 25 xarload- of the sake of getting it will doubtless ilu; ’Brig .• General Thert. t York and Boston, four of our greatest vegi-tabb-s a day. itlll*:ifl. 1!litg Gcm-ra ' John b<- willing to make some sacrifices. eastern market* To do this however, U .• XX11 IT: LgMy Fn hMi* t»* Ox-ala; Itrig. Geqt-ra 1 r' E. we must centralize our efforts and the M. All needy residents of Muskegon, definite information in regard to the bey, Milton; Brig. General S. host medium is through our chamber Mich., who are out of work are being plans next week —New Smyrna Robertson, Chipley; Brig. General r. • »f commerce. B Taylor. Tampa; Brig. General A. given aid hy the citv. The city loans Breeze. fjm ia lly speaking, to secure n ser­ the funds, taking a note payable on G. Tuylor, Tainpa; Brig. General W. vice of this kind would reduce our demand without iterest. H. Behring, Jacksonville; Brig. Gen­ National Editors rate on lettufe, celery, etc., from ap­ eral. R. D. McLeod, Crawfords'ville; proximately $1.06 per crate to less Praise Florida Brig. General J. S. Frink, Jasper; tjtan 70 cents, or n saving of not less Brig. General B. C. West, Antioch. than 36 cents per crate— more than The editors have seen Florida. -the profit to fnrmers this season. Coming from every comer of the na­ B ear in mind, nlio, that under this tion, they gathered together 400 plan nf refrigerator ships, two-thirds strong at Pensacoln and toured the Pf our crops that move cast would use state to Miami. Much of what we this means of transportation and possess they have seen and enjoyed. CU* r m and sw H tin tht ^ritasi this equals at cart 2,006 cars, aver­ They have come and seen and return­ •ash morning and waoh away aging 350 packages to the car. Fig­ poisonous, stagnant matter. ed. It is for us to ask ourselves, did l o o k y o u n g : b r i n g b a c k i t s N A T U R A L COLOR. GLOSS ure this out at 36 cents per crate nnd I they form favorable impressions of AND ATTRACTIVENESS. see the saving. Those of us who are accustomed to our state? I don’ t want you to think me a pes- feel dull and' heavy when we arise; I H A V E THEM We had the pleasure o f being with Common garden sage brewed into a simist or a drawback to any effort be­ splitting headache, stuffy from a cold, the editors on their tour for a few ing expended for the benefit of San­ foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom­ days. t O f course every occasion was heavy tea, with sulphur added, will ford, but I do think that the best way ach, lame back, can, instead, both taken to learn their thoughts and im­ turn gray, streaked and faded hair to succeed Is a co-ordination o f effort look and feel as fresh as a daisy al­ pressions o f what they were seeing, beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just and resources. ways by washing the poison* and tox­ and in many cases the particular edi­ I must say that the contemplated ins from the body with phosphated tor did not know us to be o f Florida- a few applications will prove a revela­ location for the rod and gun club Is hot water each morning. All the editors with whom we talked tion if your hair is fading, streaked We should drink, liefore breakfast, were very warm in their praises of or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and rafher out of the way. Only those tion— lots are being sold right along and building in this Staving mrs w< uld he frequer. visitors a glass of hot water with a tea- the land of flowers. It was evident Sulphur recipe at home, though, is •auitj, Uvalde, this additional'dredging spoonful o f limestone phosphate in it that many o f them were greatly sur­ section is such as to gladden the heart o f those who have troublesome. An easier way is to get would have to be done in order to al­ to flush front, the stomach, liver, kjd- prised. A large number said they had the good of Sanford at heart. low boats o f deep* draft to. enter a neys and bowels the previous day’s always felt that the statements con­ a bottle o f Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur indigestible waste, sour bile and pot. cerning the glories o f the state were Compound at any drug store, all boat basin built there.. This is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and In view of all these facts nnd fu­ sonous toxin's; thus cleansing, sweet­ nothing more than dreams and imag­ ready for use. This is the old-time recipe'improved by the addition of to say just what is my candid convictions would put it ture possibilities, can we not unite our ening and purifying the entire ali­ inations advertised as realities. most too strong for the careful, conservative person— that more Our agricultural organizations and other ingredirnts. money and efforts and ercc* i Cham- mentary tract Iwf^re eating While whispy, gray, faded hair is Jicr of Commerce community huildirg food. methods and our agricultural possiperson whose eyes arc turned backward— The fellow who Thc action of limestone phosphate hilitirs drew from the scribes an un- not sinful, we all desire to retain our a t the foot of Park avenue or. say, to has VISION will agree with me now— the other later. the north nf Park, or beyond the j.res­ and hot water on an empty stomach usual amount o f praise. The work of youthful appearance and attractive­ It the county and home demonstration ness. By darkening your hair with ent Tfcilroad trestle, where nmperty is is wonderfully invigorating. free and could l>e beautified with lit­ cleans out all the sour fermentations, agents proved very interesting to Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, gases, waste and acidity and gives them nnd none lost an opportunity to no one can tell, because it does it so tle expense. naturally, so evenly. You just damp­ one a fine appetite for breakfast. A converse with the agents. Let's do ikhat we can under the aus­ quarter pound of limestone phosphate It is beyond questioning that the en a sponge or soft brush with it and pices o f our Chamber i f Commerce. costs very little at the drug store, but Yours very truly, editors are going back home well draw this through your half, taking “ The Man Who Sells Dirt Cheap" D. C. M AUI OWE. is enough to make anyone who is pleased with Florida and glad t|iey one small strand at a time; by morn­ bothered with biliousness, constipa­ visited it.— Florida University >News ing all gray hairs have disappeared, and after another application or*two tion,, stomach trouble or rheumatism Service. DRINK Watch the South East Corner o f Page your hair becomes beautifully dark, Elder Spring! Water. Its 99 98*100 ah enthusiast on internal sanitation. — Adv. Try a Herald Want Ad.—It pays. glossy, soft and luxuriant— Adr. per cent port. Phone 811. • * USING BULKHEAD WEST FLORIDA IS OLD TALK-STOKES CIGARETTE CELERY & ASPARAGUS BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES G r o w e r s p ro b ­ le m s m a s w o rk ed o ll the ^rowersu n iie d . R M Drinking a Glass of Hot Water is a Splendid Habit TO DARKEN HAIR APPLY SAGE TEA » A Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” J. E. SPU R LIN G �t mmmm f * 7f: •. ' . • • • - ! " — 3-r-r -r’-’-T-^-—"-£^- ? ' ■ fyaygfi P^Ls^ t=r^i .t . . - -/ -fr_ ‘:-" T H E S A N F O R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , A P R I L 1,1921 - SANFORD MILITARY UNIT — - F glad to know tjmt they are prosper­ ing in their new home. m eans m uch to th e c it y DIFFERENT 1 Information Given Be­ low is Important to All Concerned J> -V' By Capt. H. C. F. Dohm, Organization Officer About a year ago Congress appro­ priated fund* and the W ar Depart­ ment at Washington allotted certain military troops for the state o f Flor­ ida based on it* population; these troop* call for ono regiment o f in­ fantry with its headquarters com­ pany, band, aervice company, medical detachment, state staff corps and de­ partments, quartermaster corps, and it has recently added thereto, thru the efforts of the new Adjutant-Gen. Col. Charles P. Lovell, units o f coast artillery, motor transport, howitzer, ponding rank for one night’s drill with full pay at encampments. Were it possible to get the actual information about its advantages and its necessity before the young man, there would be very little if any trou­ ble in securing the quota allowed, but in these days of prosperity, the young man gives little thought to his actual bounden duty to his community and his country at large so far as the mil­ itary is concerned; it is hoped that the serious-minded responsbic young cit­ izen will give the matter considera­ tion and use his efforts on his more careless-minded brother by bringing the real truth 4o his notice. We talk much of "100 per cent" Americanism; but how many of us can really lay any claim to that title right now; It la not that men won't come forward when needed, for that has been prov­ en beyond all doubt in the last war, yet, when the call did come, what shape was the country in, were we ready? N o ,’It coat us millions and miltions o f dollars to rush it through and don't forget, it cost us thousands o f lives, because in the rush for troops, we sent men over there who were only partly trained, some men so inefficient as tof know nothing about the army rifle; this was at the time unavoidable, but do we want to go through that again; who can pro­ phesy when the next call will come; what do we see in the daily press ev­ ery day; will any one dispute that it is possible to happen at any minute; think it over und reason, young mnn, ami then act; do that now. It is the duty o f every.fnthor nnd mother nnd every employer of young ■men to encourage the young man to take an interest in the National Guard which makes for efficiency in business mnkes a real mnn out of an ordinary mnn, stamps him as a good citizen, keeps some o ff the street corners, makes him proud, benefits him physically, mentally, morally, fi­ nancially and in every other way. The sojdier of today is looked u |kjii by the old veteran who is now too old to be of military service to his country, but who, ns a young man, was “ right in it" from his feet up; and, first to Inst, nsk any “ old-timer” what thrill runs in his breast and up and down his spine when he sees a young sol­ dier in uniform carrying himself erect and with the stride of his po­ sition. The writer of this article, being in uniform doing service in the organi­ zation of the new National Guard, meets many of the old veterans and in no Instance has he noticed anything but the expression of love and grati­ tude nnd respect nnd the tear in the eye when grasping the hand which is just simply "pushed out to him." Ministers, doctors, lawyers, other professional men, business men, plain citizens, mothers, daughters nnd sweethearts, and every other good, loyal, peace-loving mortal is in favor of the movement. Bolsheviki,.Soviets, agitators, crim!nals, other law-breakers and similar tribesmen are against it. Where do you stand? Get information from Capt. II. C. F.' Dohm, the organization officer or Lieut. DeCottea or Lieut. Wight. etc. At this writing, the regiment hns btan practically completed, there re­ maining but the infantry unit just se­ cured by Orlando and one company of machine gun to be located on the East coast, for which application! have already been filed. The First Florida Infantry is lo­ cated at the following' places nnd were organized in approximately the succession given: Dnytona, Miami, Live Oak, Branford, Starke, Lake City, Fort White, Tarpon Springs, St. Petersburg, Hastings, Jackson­ ville, Lake Worth, West Palm Beach, Brooksville, Marianna, St. Augustine and Orlando. All are rifle units except Brooksvilfe, Marianna and Lake City, which are equipped with Browning machine gun?; Fort White ns n medical de­ tachment, St. Petersburg as a how­ itzer company, using one-pounders and light mortars, Hastings nnd St. Augustine t out pose the service com­ pany, the band, which is a very effitit-ni organization under the leader­ ship of F. E. Chidester, who is also leader of the famous Shriner Band at Jacksonville, is made, up of mem­ bers in St. • Petersburg, Clearwater Tarpon Springs; it is equipped with a full set of instruments recently furnished by the War Department. !t is a matter of record that the partly completed regiment only partly equipped made a very good showing at the *-r. ,,mpment last year, held at t amp Johnston; it is without doubt going to make an excellent record this year in July at the annual two work's encampment, because of its bitter equipment and its stronger strength, both in officers and enlist­ ed personnel, The program this year includes a four-day school for two officers nnd tight men of each unit, who are re­ quested to attend; then follows the fifteen-day encampment, at which nu n i ill also qualify for the rifle *';,!|1 ' g" tn Camp Perry, where thi I..,'.- r.nl mutches are held through oeiiith iif August; this team will represent Florida; the state match will also lie held at Camp Johnston for the Tallieferro trophy now held by Daytona, having won it Inst year. It will be seen that the National Guard offers much to interest the man a ith military inclination. Theft is no expense attached to it fur members, as the government -—Get your Scratch Pads from The Pal* * ' that, in order to maintain Herald— by the pound— 16c. »nd have ready an efficient fighting fern- nf citizens soldiery in an entergemy which has been conceded as , the most economical policy thruout the entire country and a good substi­ tute fur a large standing army. During the world war the National ffuard made n name for itself to such *n extent that the regular outfit,' the regular army, conceded It to be a Akinina Lady Wu Sick For Three mo<t remarkable nnd unexpectedly Yean, Suffering Pain, Nervous efficient fighting force. The government is going to con■'"‘ruble expense In fittin g out the a,i"nal Guard^ nnd of course exh,t t ' its return therefor; it has been ^Miniated that it takes approximately Oj0o average onnuaily-to maintain * S|*ty.five mnn company. It means l ac^ enlisted man who' will do hla U*J* “ ^out 190.00 yearly income, acC'-nhng t6 grade, the pay being one V s pay of. the regular army corres­ DURHAM tobacco makes 50 cigarettes for 10c Impair Service Telephone users here make thousands o f tele­ phone calls jevery day. On more than one per cent of these calls, the person called d6es hot answer for a minute or more after the bell rings. *, , True a minute isn't long, but telephone service is a matter of SECONDS. W e do our part in seconds. (From Tuesday's Daily) The T. U. ,T ’s meet Friday Mrs. Robert Herndon. PERSONAL NOTES Slow Answers with M n. Donald Smith left yesterday for Sarasota to visit her mother. The St. Agnes Guild met with Mrs. (Fr*» StUrtUr', Dally) — .-___~.T~ F. S. Daigcr, Jr., yesterday afternoon. E. .A. Famclle nnd son o f Oviedo It was a social meeting after which weba In the city this morning on busi­ sherbet and cake were served.. ness. D. D. Weaver of Lakeland la in the Mrs. B. J. Starling and her daugh­ city nnd proposes to locate here in ter, Mrs. A. B. Peterson, nnd little the laundry business. son, leave today for Jacksonville to Mrs. J. E. Umback motored up from visit with Mrs. Starling's sister, Mrs. Miami Friday and is the house guest i Robert Sims. From there Mrs. Peter­ son will go to her home in Jnmeslown, of Mrs. Ralph Wight. ’ N. Y. J. S. Dinkol nnd daughter, Mka Olive Dinkel, of Longwood were Mrs. Frank Griggs ami little daugh­ among the visitors to the city this ter, Mary, were the guests o f Mr. nnd morning. Mrs. George LaVigne o f Longwood last Sunday. E. H. Kilbee, former county com­ missioner, nnd n prominent (■••r.en of Mrs. Thus. East and little daughter the Geneva section, was in the city Yovenne, of Sanford, Florida, are vis­ today. iting her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnlter Smith.—Oknlnnn, Miss., Messen-1 Ben Overstreet, one nf Lnngwood’s ger. progressive business men, was in the city today on business and seeing his Joe Gonzalez left for his home in many Sanford friends. Miami this morning. He was accom­ panied by Edward Humph who will he Mr. nndMrs. It. S. Holly l- ft this the guest o f his brother, Hume morning for Ellenton wher* they will Rumph, for a few days. Mrs. Gon­ spend Sunday and Mrs. Molly will zalez will remain here for several spend some time with home folks. weeks until Miss Frances is able to Mr. nnd Mrs. M. P. Cnsler visited be taken home. The operation at the Sanford on Sunday where they spent Femnld-Lntighton hospital was very a few hours with theiV son and his successful. wife— Mr. and Mrs. Harper Gasier.— Kississimmee Gazette. Delayed answers by subscribers on so many o f the daily calls necessarily slows 'down the service and hampers the operators in their efforts to improve the service. Often the operator is blamed by the call­ ing party when you are slow to answer. . Answering promptly when the telephone bell rings will assist greatly in maintaining good telephone service. SOUTH ERN BELL TELEPH ONE AND TELEGRAPH COM PANY IF YOU NEED A NEW OIL COOK STOVE Buy (he Best that is made FLORENCE Automatic 606 is n prescription for Colds, It’s the Messrs Harry Waterhouse and H. C. Fever nnd LnGrippc. most speedy remedy we know. Robb of Wheeling, W. Va., were in the W e also have the Buck Line of , GAS RANGES city today taking the boat for Jack­ sonville and home, after spending the The must subtle form o f tlntterv winter at various cities in the state consist in asking a man to change a and enjoying the good fishing. twenty dollar hill. (from MdBlUt'. D ill,) Mrs. Uinbach, who hns been visit­ ing her many Sanford friend? over Sunday, will leave tomorrow for her home in Miami. Editor William Glenn, of the Or­ lando Sentinel was among the Knight Templara attending the services atthe Baptist Temple yesterday. • The '.many friends of Mrs. R. L. Griffin will be grieved to learn that she is very low at the Fcmnld-Laughton Hospital, after undergoing an operation several days ngo. Reho-paste For Nail and Other Punctures. Ask Your Druggist COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER “ We Deliver The Goods” dlUon. I wta lick three year* In bed ■offering a great deal of pain, weak, nerrotu, depressed. I wu eo weak, I couldn't walk across tbe floor; Joel bad to lay and my little one# do lh« work. I wu almoet dud. I Ww trery thing I heard of, and a number d doctors. 0UU l didn't get any rellet I couldn't oat, and elept poorly, believe If I hadn't heard of andJAkei Cardtil I WOU14 hare died. I t»Ugh) six botUee, after a neighbor told mi jrhat It did for her. "I began to eat and deep, began U gain my etrength add am now well and strong. I haven't had any Iron hie since . . . I ture can teeUfy to the good that Cardul did me. I donl think there Is a better tonic maai and I beUiro it aaTed my life.” Per over 40 years, thousands of wo men have used Cardul successfully. In the treatment of many womanli ailments. If you suffer u these women did take Cardol. It o a f help you, too. A| all druggists. E 85 PHONE 498 RUB-MY-TISM THE BLACKSHEAR MFG. COMPANY SCH ELLE M A IN E S Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Gonzales and LAWYER fam ily arrived here Saturday from W l IN THE COURT HOUSE their home in Miami and they will be S A N F O R D -*• F L O R ID A here all this week. Miss Francis will be operated upon for appendicitis at tfie , Femald-Laughton hospital to­ day. Joe left today for Miami, GEO. G. HERRING but will return Thursday and (he fam­ ily will leave for home as soon as Attorney-at-Law Frances is able to travel. The Gon­ No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildin zales fam ily are old residents o f San­ - SANFORD, FLA. ford and their many friends are giv­ ing them a warm welcome and are HENRY McLAUUN JE W E LE R MY SPECIALTIES: % Pickard's'Hand-Painted China will break a Cold, Fever and * Gorham’s Sterling Silver Grippe quicker than anything Roger*' Plated War* Elgin and Waltham Watches we know, preventing pneumonia. delivered A n Independent company w ith capacity of 400 tons dally* T. E. KING, Agent SANFORD *;• •!• I ' - -1 '•!• F L O R ID A N ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE zli ** ~ \ W. J. THIGPEN & COM PANY AGENTS General Fire Insurance ornce rKorum bank building • Sanford, Florida AT HERALD 01 < * *< / PIAN O TU N IN G Local and Long Distance Hauling W. I* Harvey will tune your piano. 18 years with Cable Co. Permanent­ Mrs. Sandy Anderson and Mrs. ly located in Sanford nt 107 West Howard I’ .. Smith will entertain at an First street. I’hone 103-J. All work If We Plcnse You, Tell OtherB. If We Don’t, Tell Us. Easter tea Tuesday afternoon fron^ ,1 guaranteed. 2G-tfc to 5 nt the home of Mrs. Anderson on Magnolia avenue. The.tea. will be for the Methodist church fund, through ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + * ' f r * * * * * * ’*’* * * * * + * * * 4 * * * * 4 * < ' Circle No. 2. All members nnd friends of the church are invited. Is a powerful Antiseptic and Pain + “PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Grow Prolific Killer, cures Infected cats, old sores, Crops * Mrs. John Horby will leave today tetter, etc. Relieves Sprains, Neur­ f o r her home nt Dayton, Ohio, after algia, Rheumatism. 17rl3tc spending the winter here with her dnugter, Mrs. Schelle Malncs., Judge B L A C K S H E A R , G E O R G IA LANDIS, FISH & H U LL and Depressed—Read tier Mnincs will nccompany her ns far as A quarter-century of successful manufacture and distri­ Jacksonville, where he will attend the Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law Own Story of Recovery* bution In Florida and Georgia o f H igh Grade meeting o f (he State Bar association. DeLAND. FLO R ID A “P R O L IF IC ” -Fertilizers This hns no reference to the old sub­ Will practice in the State and FederSpecial form ulas for Cirtus, Melon and all Vegetable lal facilities for Exject before the Volstead enactment, al Courts rfecting Land Titles. Paint Rock, Ala,—Mr*, C. M. Stegall but menns that he will attend tho ste­ amlnlng and Crops Of near here, recenUy related the fol­ sion o f attorneys from all parta of Reduce your 1921 Fertilibor bills by using “P R O L IF IC ” lowing Interesting account pf her re Florida. Fertilizers. to very: **I was In a weakened cob Honestly made, truthfully sold, and satisfactorily — CARDUI HELPED REGAIN STRENGTH Muih hns been said about the equip­ ment furnished by the War Depart­ ment, but it will do no hnrm to ngain mention that the National Guard is u.g furnished the identical articles 14 Die regular army, they being ? hfnnd new, class A material; these milude cotton nnd woolen uniforms, 1 overcoats, raincoats, under'enr, stockings, blankets, arms, am­ munition, all other ordnance articles “ I1 a® W*H all item* in medical, aig* . and engineer property; in addimn, motor transportation is furniah, * ,the9e including three-ton White \Vk ^ tor tfle “ nits, regular nc machine-gun Trucks for those ni,s. G. M* C. ambulances fo r medi4 outfit, and heavy-duty trucks, m‘oufeyde* and other car* fo r different nr&nization*. g e n u in e In response to the inquiry o f many telephone subscribers; “W hat can I do to help my serv­ ice?” this advertisement is published. Mrs. W. L. Henley entertained Sat­ urday, March 26, at a Peter Rabbit party for her Sunday school class. Pink and white decorations were ar­ tistically used. /Viter beinA served, with punch, an Easter egg hunt was enjoyed on the lawn, that had been visited by "Brer Rabbit" hiding many brightly colored eggs. A fter the hupt they were entertained indoors with a game of "Peter Rabbit," each guest trying to pin a lettuce leaf on the mouth of the rabbit. Margaret Long received the prize, n pretty white rab­ bit. The table had for its centerpiece a white rabbit In a miniature neat surrounded fly tiny rabbits nnd baby chicks. Th’e fnvora were little pink ana\whili»’-candy rabbits. The color m o tifw a s further carried out In the delicious refreshments. -/ �-EF. & I [ft % ..1 i*. & /: -3^h=t-i __________ __ B l « j ground and wants to save, he hustles 'round to get spade, 'a rake, a hoe, This often has been colled the ago and every day an hour pr so back to E. J. HOLLY ................. rruiltlt ntd E4iUr V. 1, LIL L A H D ............ h c n tU 7 u d T n u u n t of concrete, and after observing some the primal work he’ll go— and then K. i , X U L ..................... Owinl V iu itr of the work of some o f our gront leg­ delight to see things grow. And then, ’tu M U h .d Z n r r T r iix j by islatures we are convinced there is no perhnps, he’ll "tinker ’round" — and better way to distinguish it.—Cincin­ fix up neded things he’s found; per­ haps he’ ll spend an hour or more in nati Enquirer. (Iaoorp«nU4) "trucing up" some saggy door; or fix --------------- o --------------- BITBSCRIFTIOH rfilCE IM ADVANCE! a window where the scr’oan has rusted SUCH IS FA M E .,*,* ONE T E A * .'............... . . . . . ! ......................|l.iO <____ l• out and looks "light mean"; or drive u x x o m i .................................. i.n Now if “ Dr." Boh Holly, snorting a few nails in the floor so speaking TX *X K MONTH*..........................................7* slinger of satire on the Sanford Daily planks will groan no more; replace a MtaraA 41 S « .s d CUM Mali X ttU r A ««v a t O , board that’s rotted through and make 1IH , at tba Po*t OfflM at Baafard. rtorld*. Herald, will emulate his Washington U i i i T Aet af E i n t I , 117*. namesake, and deliver a series* o f lec­ the steps ns good ns new; and, later * fl«a ! BUILD UfO. Phaai It* tures on Tils experiences Illustrated by on, he’ll buy n brush, and when he moving pictures, conditions will warm gets his paint he’ll rush to spread It up along with the season.— Reporter- with an artist’s touch— and all this P o r« l,n A d v e rtis in g R »j>r«.»nlatlv» T H E AMT RICAN PK E 5 3 ASSOCIATION doesn’t cost him much. And if one Star. has a little pluck, is opt|piistic as to The board of. censors would prob­ luck, and has a modicum o f sense, he Friendship in many cases is only ably ban the pictures, even if the peo­ can, at very small expense, secure a ple stood for the lectures. money deep. tract o f decent land and raises good ----------o------------------- o--------stuff to beat the baqd. This state pro­ A wish gratified is no longer a CHAMBER OF COMMERCE M ADE duces things o f worth— In fact, A GOOD S T A R T wish. It has lost its charm. know no spot on earth more blcss’d The Sanford Chamber of Commerce by Nature in the way o f growing The wise man takes a hint in time. under the able guidance of Secretary stufT to make it pay. And here’a a The fool regrets when too late. Pearman, has started things off in point to bear in mind— a better one --------- o--------'twero hard to find—the more stuff’s Honesty brings man its own re­ good shape for 1921. raised the more you’ll see the better Now, will we keep it going and add ward, but n thief often snatches it to the momentum during the entire market them will be. So let’s start away. in all fresh and new and do the year. --------- o--------things we ought to do; don't let the The Herald believes we will—be­ Yes, many people acquire great forsummertime seem drear— but get to i tunes honestly. They are willed to lieves our people are fully awakened business with a cheer; move from the Jto the .Importance o f taking Sanford them. rut—smooth down the road— each one ahend to the proper place it belongs. ----------- o----------•decide to bear ^tia load—and each de­ The time is ripe to do things in The man who wants to be right clare, with all his might: "This is Sanford— big things. with his fellows should first get right s-o-m-c .t-o-w-n — and she’s a-l-I Lot’s nil go now. with himself. r-i-g-h-tr ----------- o----------- I t i1fEpp f , 1 i ! fe lv l I. a t r-: f * 11 • i| I l s6'-/^. ; 1 The Logical Treatmenti t ‘i r Ask Us. • ff.v - The man who minds his oft:n buai ness generally finds that business well worth minding. PP\<■„ Some people appear to carry their honor in their pockets, and such pock­ ets arc generally full of holes. mi Europe is again n bunch o f tinder, with every nation dreading the time 'when another will apply the torch. -----------o----------Some men are so averse to recog­ nizing their ywn faults that they soon become convinced that they are with­ out flaw. A clean town creates comment. Comment advertises a place. Adver­ tising puls us on the map. Let’s keep this town clean. Y cs, we may live for years with­ out knowing the true hearts of our neighbors, but their families and their dogs and ents do. i I m - - . SANFOHIJ IS G ETTING DESIR­ AB LE PU B LIC ITY. The announcement that the San­ ford Chamber of Commerce had sent a committee to Washington to urge Sanford’s claims for the location here of one of the proposed government hospitals appeared in all the news­ papers o f the United Stutes using the Associated Press report, and The City Substantial is receiving n great deni o f very desirable advertising as a result. , An editorial in the Del.and Daily News of yesterday says: "A delegation o f Sanford boosters is in Washington trying to induce the government to locate one of its five big hospitals for incapacitated sol­ diers at Sanford. As DeLand is mak­ ing no effort to secure the locution of this hospital— here’s hoping that the Celery City will get what it goes after." WHO KEEPS TH E PEDDI.ERS7 'E N E R G IZE R " W H A T IT DOES Under Meet ion 57.’}. of the Statute* •yjt — NOW — one. • ■ DO IT N O W — IT I8# C H E A P E R . ‘OUNCE OF The logical PREVEN- T IO N .” A*fin IT F E E L S GO O D — B E GO O D. F IN D OUT L. C. C A M E R O N 11 North Orange Avenue T H E O N LY A L L Improvement in A N Y T H IN G has come as a result of C U L T IV A T IO N — A N D the “ ENERG IZ­ ’ E NERG IZER’’ O FFIC E IN T H E SOUTH E R " process gives the Human Body exactly what Across from San Juan the Farmer iflves the land—C U L T IV A T IO N : ORLANDO. FLORIDA We are advised by the “ ENERG IZER" management that this valuable service may still be ob­ tained in Sanford by those who will arrange to tnke a definite number of Treatments at definite times. Also where it is not practical to move n patient—such ns Paralysis cases— to the "E N E R G IZE R ” office, that a machine may to? placed in the home, where the Treatments can be given at stated times, in full co-operatiori with the Family Physician. „ , , The “ ENERGIZER" process is cnpnble of greatly niding A N Y F A IR M ED IC AL treatments, and Public .Opinion will sooner or later DEMAND that COMMON SENSE and LO G ICAL E FFIC IEN C Y should control H U M A N BE TTE RM E NT rather than V IE W PO IN T-H A B IT or PRESTIGE— (i. c.— Dol­ lars). . ! And it DOES appear that the "E N E R G IZE R " RATS P A S S UP A L L OTHER FOOD IS efficient. guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.— In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial the front door of the Court House in . Sanford, Florida, B e ll to the highest Circuit, Seminole County, Flor­ 1 bidder for cash the following descrihida.— In Chancery ! ed property, lying and being in SemiFORECLOSURE—NOTICE OF |nolo County, Floridn, to-wit: M ASTER’S S A LE , Lot six (6 ) and the South thirty W. R. Barr, Complainant, (30) feet o f lot five (5 ) I I > W. Barr’j vs. ! first addition to Black Hammock, Clara Moore and her husband, A. ] Seminole County, Floridn, accordinj j Moore, Defendants. to the recorded plat thereof. NOTICE Said property to be sold nt public is hereby give!) I. E. F. Housholder, I , ... . , l .. i w , - .i i ,:,i i outcry- to the highest bidder for cash Special Master in the above entitled . . . „ ___ , __ ,___ 4 in hand. Purchaser to pay for deed. suit, will, under and by virtue of that E. F. HOUSHOLDER, certain decree heretofore on March ; Special Master. 29th, 1921, entered in tho above Bnid ' suit, on the 2nd d ay-o f May, i 92l ( j S ^ i E L L E M AINES, Adv. during the legal hours of sale, and at FOR O N E M EAL OF R AT-SN AP. Their firsjt meal of R A T -S N A P is their last. Kills in a few minutes. Dries up the carcass. Rats killed with R A T -S N A P leave no odor. RATSNAP comes into small travel. in cake form. Break pieces, leave where rats N o mixing with other food. Cats and dogs won't touch it." Safest, cleanest, surest rat and mouse killer. Three sizes, 35c, fi5c, $1.25. Sold and ‘ ■*- »- ' e or 33-5tc or omp a M = '— I Rogers Silverware Redemption Bureau, Inc. WM. A. ROGERS, Ltd., Silver Plated Ware Redeemed 1 General Offices: 1600 Broadway New York i>r i* W H Y N O T GET YO U R * ‘ ^ Silverware Free By Trading with Merchants who Appreciate and Value 1*7" Your Trade REMEMBER YOU GET |, ROGERS S IL V E R W A R E - * H f g* F• t .r~ = i i : , E a d w a r d t in Ford Sales, Service, Automobile Accessories " I f it’a Good for a Ford, we have it, can get It, or It'a not m ade" GOODYEAR TIRES A N D TUBES— GAS— Oll-S— GREASES— FR E E AIR Four Cards Given with Each $1.00 Cash Purchase or on Accounts Paid Promptly. 200 Cards on Sale of Car, Truck or Tractor Phone 331 Sanford, Florida ■v ‘ * ■ ■ • “ E N E R G IZ E ft” combines every other form o f A C T IV IT Y — without any E F F O R T . A N Y PR O CESS that can “ B R IN G B A C K " a P A R ­ A L Y Z E D B O D Y can certainly improve any­ And the O N LY real way of improving Circulation is the "E N E R G IZ E R " process, which furnishes "A C T IV IT Y " W ITH O U T E X H A U S T IO N or work. It is YOUR O PPO R TU N IT Y. Give Y O U R S E L F some care. COM E IN f Nature Cannot Do It Alone Does It Cheaper and Better and DOES IT. General Notice is hereby given that Realty Trust Co., purchaser of Tax Certifi­ cate No. 1531 dated the 5th day of November, A. I). 181*5, him filed said certificate in my office, and has made nppliration fur Tnx Deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property situated in Seminole county, Florida, to-wit: S half o f SW quarter o f SW quar­ ter of SE quarter, Section 35, Twp. 11* S., Range 30 E., containing 5 ucrcH, the said land being assessed at the date of the Issuance of ^surh certifi­ cate in the name of Unknown. Also Tax Certificate No. 2050, dat­ ed the 5th day of June, A. I*. 181*1, has filed said certificate in my office, and has made application for tax deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following de­ scribed property situated in Seminole County, Floridn, to-wit: Beg. 30.07 ,chs. W of NE corner Sec. 2, Twp. 20 S.„ Rge. 30 E „ run S 5 chs. W 10 ehs, N 5 rhs, E 10 chs. The said land being assessed at the date of the issuance of such certifi­ cate irr the name of Unknown. Unless said certificates shall be re­ deemed according to law tnx deed will issue therebn on the 10th day of May, A. I). 1921. Witness my official signature and seal this the 31st day of March, A. D. 1921. (S E A L) E. A. DOUGLASS, • Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. 33-5tc He has disregarded the L aw o f Compensa­ tion. Sickness is thp result o f U N B A L ­ A N C E . True, W H A T F I N A L L Y “ GETS U S/' is under w ay right N O W . It successfully treats anemia, rheuma­ tism, paralysis, dyspepsia, obesity, neural­ gia, constipation, sciatica, writer’s cramps, liver diseases, varicose veins, muscular con­ tractions, Joint affections, sprains and de­ formities, fsulty circulation or nutrition, spinal congestion, disease o f the nervoussystem, sleeplessness, Bright's disease, dia­ betes and high blood pressure, even after all other means have failed. References: A n y bank or business house in Sanford. FOR Sanford and vicinity are now get­ A keen mind, a healthy body and n willingness to do should make a suc­ ting the usual annual tide of peddlers,' cess of any man but it often sends who are making a house-to-house canvass with every kind of an article them to jail instead. of merchandise from a patent tooth­ Even one lone man can do much pick to the most important articles of for the community in which he lives daily necessity. The talk put out by hut wbt*n all men pull together there this class of people is always the same. They try to make their pro­ Is no end to the possibilities. duct seem the finest on the market -----------0----------‘ and often intend to make themselves The world war at lenst taught the so insistent and disagreeable that the kaiser that instead of being "Me und Gott," it seems to be "Gott und Me," housewife will buy because of actunl as evidenced by bis latest interview. fear or in "order to get rid of them and go on with the work. Many cities are boasting of th eir1 There are merchants in Sanford increase in population. Hut it would |handling reliable merchandise iff all be more to the purpose' to lament kinds that are needed in the home. over the depopulation of the farms. These merchants are at all limes rourteous to their trade and stand be­ -9hind their goods with guarantees of The young man who carefully pre­ pares himself for his life work finds satisfaction, upon which their future plenty of work to do. ’Tis only thu busihess de|»ends. When you buy waster who llnds his substance goods from a peddler ninety-nine times nut o f a hundred it is seconddwindling. grade stuff of which you never heard, --------- o--------The fact that Lizzie Ford spent the and whe.n it fails to give the fiftynight in the R. & (). Garage in the seven different kinds o f satifaction company of tho notorious Dodge for which you have a supposedly iron­ Brothers, is no reason why there clad guarantee you suddenly discover should bo room for scandal. It could that the person who sold it to you is have been that they wero Just 'ttlred." out o f the country and you have ab­ solutely no come-back. ----------------------Stick to your home dealer who sella The weather looks threatening and a standard product and stands behind the weather reports says rain and It. When a peddler comes to your cold weather hut this does not frighten door find out his business before he the people of Florida. Wo need rain enters and if he is trying to sell you and we need cold weather, especially something for nothing shut \h« door here in the winter vegetable section on him and you will be dollars and NOTICE OF A P P LIC A T IO N FOR and we know that in Mnrch and April T A X DEED all danger of a frost is over; ■ We time ahead. -----------o Under Section 575 of the General are in the most favored section o f the Statutes of the State of Florida 9-world, and wo should tell the world SUMMER TIM E NEED NOT RE SORRY T IM E Notice is hereby given that J. A. about it. Hnrroid, purchaser of Tnx Certifi­ The Wnlt Mason o f the, Florida cate No. 1109, dated tho 3rd day of Let everbody get in behind every press, Sir Walter Thorndyo, of the June, A. D. 1912, has filed said certi­ good movement for Sanford regardless Kissimmee Valley Gazette gets off the ficate in my office, and has made ap­ o f who is back o f the movement and following that is good "fo r the read­ plication fpr Tax Deed to issue in ac­ help put it over. W « can have one of ers of every newspaper in Florida tc cordance with law. Said certificate the busiest cities in Fiorida horo this digest: embraces the following described aummer if wo just thought so, The "There used to bo too many say property situated in Seminole coun­ cities that have been most successful when winter tourists went away: ty, Florida, to-wit are the cities that have the confidence ‘ Well, now, we’ve not a thing to do but W half o f N W quarter o f N W quar­ of the mnjority of the citizens and take a pessimistic view o f everything, ter (less S 7 A of W half and lesa citizens who are willing to meet every­ both grent and small— and chew the 104 A.) Sec. 3, T p .‘20, S. R. 31 E. one half way on every project that rag until next fa ll!’ But now no reaThe said land being assessed at the looks good. * pon can lay found for loafing constant­ date of the issuance of such certifi­ ly nrolmd; look at the man who has cate In the name of Alex Vaughn. Sec. Landings book looks to us like the pep— who keeps up with a lively Unless said certificate shnll be re­ n case o f sour grapes. He had noth­ step— and you will note he is the orie deemed according to law Tax Deed ing to say about the Peace Treaty Vho. makes his plans— and sees they will issue thereon on the 10th day of when it was in the making and now are done. He sets out trees— he May, A, D. 1921. that it is over he wants to sting those plnnts the aeet}s his place is always Witness ray official signature and who would not let him piny in the |free from weeds; and in his yard is seal this lhe 31 ht day of March, A. Paris ‘ back ynrd . The true sports- ■always room to place shrubs with u D. 1921. man will kccji still after he looses out Iov<% bloom. The "s a g " is taken (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, and refuse to “ squak". Mr, Lansing! from his fence—to brighten up nt Clerk Circuit Court, would have more friends by keeping smajl expense the whole surroundings Seminole County, Fla. still and not taking a shot nt Mr. o f his home, if in a plnce whero cattle I By A. M. W EEKS, D. C. Wilson now that he is down. roam. And if he has a patch o f ! 33-5tc l . W e are Successfully Treating— After A ll Other Means Have Failed— The Follow ing: All the ‘hicks’ do not live in Florida. They gold brick them in N ew York City much easier than In Florida. A smooth stranger yestenjay sold a res­ taurant man part of the Grand Central Station. He paid part o f the sum and went home for the balance. When he came back the smoth stranger had left—probably for Mimini or Cuba. OF APPLIC ATIO N T A X DEED • Ask Them Man has been inventing Labor Saving de­ vices for generations. And he has O M IT­ T E D to realize thfct the B O D Y M U S T H A V E A C T IV IT Y and C IR C U L A T IO N E Q U A L L Y A L L O V E R — o r an U N B A L A N C E D C O N ­ D IT IO N M U S T R E S U L T . A Few Thoughts It has been said that the Lord takes care o f fools who can not care for themselves, but if so He has his hands full in shepherding people who have been throwing money to the birds in extravagant forms of living during the past three or four years. NOTICE For Many Human Ills DO-IT-NOW-ITS CHEAPER1 I fit Mm '77 THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY i iW * h J W p SOLID IN T H E ABSTRACT THE SANFORDHERALD — •lliiaitui". ■ i.„ _ ,i - p L . =• THE SANFORD WEEKLY HEItALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 1,1921 arAF- ; IB Cf 1 i-vr- L^- :r^r �• » ‘V * * "* ^ ™ * rr * ^Tk > *% : 7-7.\ " f :’a yj^**1 -**J*i* ~:Y*'vr-yT3J t^*3eEI^vrV. "■■■■■ •-■ for weekly wholesale price list on Feed and Save F ifty to Seventy Five cents per Sack. P H O N E 181 JU S T T R Y US Phosphate m ines UPSALAAND PERSONAL NOTES BIG EATERS GET GENEVAFLASHES GRAPEVILLE OF POLK COUNTY KINDEY TROUBLE are CLOSING DOWN Every Mine Ha* Shut Down or Will Cloto* Within Next Sixty Day*. * * ' PrKtleilly V ------ The Lakeland Morning S tar,of yeateTtiay says: 5 I1 Practically every phosphate mine In polk county haa closed down qr will to dosed within sixty days, according to the beat information available at thii time. Today the Lakeland Phos­ phate company paid off' ita help of ,hout 200 men and only a light force of a few men will be maintained to „tch the plants and keep punijls working. Phosmico, Brewster, Tlgh^n . Charleston, Jane Jay and Pem­ broke mine* have practically ahut down completely, while the big Pierce or A. A- C. mine and the Standard mine at Madulla, owned by a'French company, is running only four days r<r week. Sw ift and Company mine i, (till operating with part o f Its force and Prairie Pebble, ohe o f the largest phosphate mines in the world, ii still running, but Manager Martin itated recently that ho did not see how they could keep going more than thirty or sixty days nt the most. This means thnt one o f tho biggest Industries in Polk county Is twlng «hut down, the reason being given #a .that of the lack o f demand fo r phosphate rock at this time and because money cannit be borrowed on the mine!! ma­ terial on hand. It is an ektltpate >tr» state that close to 2,400 men will be thrown out of work by a complete »hut down, althoughh every mine will maintain a few men as guards and for the pumps and the pay roll will run (omething like $60,000 per month. IfnD W*4a*tdur'« DtUj) Mrs. S. Pulcston entertains tho Duplicate Bridge Club Thursday at Rev. G. V. Albertson, our Sunday T A K E SALTS A T FIR ST SIGN OF her home on Magnolia avenue. School missionary, is expected to BLADDER IR R IT A T IO N OR m eetv with us again next Sunday. BACKACHE. Mrs. Chaa. Britt will entertain the Sunday school as usual at 2:30 with Spendthrift Club Friday. the, new quarterlies on hand and The American men and women must church service at 3:30. guard constantly against kidney The Nino Seminoles meet this a f­ We are all thankful for the rain ternoon with Mrs. Reginald Holly. trouble, because we eat too much and on Mohday and Wednesday evening. all our food is rich. Our blood Is fill­ Little Clairp Bertelson was ill again Mrs. S. Puleston entertained the ed with uric acid which the kidneys and Dr. Qenton was called out, Shs night club at Palm Springs Monday strive to filter out. They weaken Is bettdr now, we hear. night with a picnic supper, A good from overwork, become sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog and the result Mrs. August Swnnson has been time was enjoyed by all. is kidney trouble, bladder weakness earing'for a sick friend in town for a and a general decline in health. A. P. Connelly and Dr. R. A. Stev­ number o f days. When your kidneys feel like lumps Mrs. Ericson and little Esther, Mrs. ens left Sunday night fo r Washing­ of lead; your hack hurts or the urine ■E^b*.. Lee, Lenora and baby Carl, ton, D. C.; in the interest of trying is cloudy, full o f sediment or you are were callers Monday at the homes of to locate a government hospital, here. obliged to seek relief two or three f Krell and Mrs. Ballinger. Mrs. Hilma Lilija, from Springfield, times during the night; if you suffer M f. and Mrs. Bargquist o f Tiger Mass., and T. S. Lilija from New with sick headache or dizxy, nervous Bay, came Saturday to spend Easter Haven, Conn., leave tonight after spells, acid stomach,' or you have w ith 'th eir children and friends in spending the winter here the guests rheumatism when the weather 1s bad, Upsala. get from your phamaclst about four of Mrs. Alfred Lilja. • MVs, Westerdick has been ill for a ounces o f Jad Salts; take a table­ few days. Lillian Glidewell came Mr. and Mrs. H. D.‘ Everson and spoonful In a glass o f water before home with her from meeting on Sat­ daughter. Miss Maude, of Flushing, breakfast for a few days and your urday. N. Y., are expected to arrive tomdr- kidneys will then act fine. This fa ­ Friends o f Mrs. Deforest arc glad row and will be the guests of Mrs. mous salts is made from the he id o f grapes and lemon juice, combined to hear she is recovering from her Alfred Lilja for a few days. with lithia, nnd has ocen used for recent illness. Carpenters nre busy repairing her residence. In n letter received yesterday from generations to flush nnd stimulate Miss Eunice Tyner is still at Use- LcRoy I). Jones, of El Reno, Okln., ho clogged kidneys; to neutralize the worth grove with Mr. and Mrs. Noah informs his mother, Mrs. H. A. Netol, acids In the urine so it no longer is a Fry. that he and his wife and baby daugh­ source o f irritation, thus ending blad­ Recently Mr. and Mrs. Reed and ter, will leave for Sanford April 3 der disorders. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot In­ Mr. and Mrs. Krell took a day q ff (or a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Jones and motored over - to New Smyrna will come by way of Jacksonville, and jure, makes a delightful effervescent where they ate lunch, then on to Day­ make the delightful trip down the St. llthin-watcr beverage and belongs in tona to call on friends and home by Johns river. every home, because nobody can moke the DeLand route. a mistake by having a good kidney (Fran T X u rii»j'« D »llr) flushing nny tjme.— Adv. There was a pleasant party for the Jack -Britton, from Amertcus, Ga., children, given nt the home of Arthur Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Raulerson were Lee Campbell in honor of his fifth was in Sanford yesterday. shopping in tho city from Geneva hirthday; a number of neighbors and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dann, of Chu- yesterday. their little ones ns well as some from luotn, nre in the city todny. town, made a merry time of it. Mr. and Mrs. Hamerick, of Okee­ chobee and children, spent a couple of days with their sister, Mrs. Charley Arrents ns well ss her brother, Mas­ ter Hnwk. At present her mother from Monticcllo, is hero helping care for little Wnlton who has made n brave fight for life, suffering now from an abscess on his liver. Miss AVON PARK, MarchUfl.— A special Millhimc, tke trained nurse, is caring meeting of the Associated Boards of for him, hut friends ant] neighbors Trade of the Scenic Highlands will be help. “* ** htid in lake Wales Tucsdny, March 29, at 2 p. m., for the purpose of dis­ O L IV E T COMMANDER. NO. \t cussing ways and means to secure the K NIGHTS T E M PLA R widening of the Scenic Highway from Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Berry Jr., will Mrs. A. A. Moran is visiting Mrs, leave Sunday for a visit with home Will Hand nnd attending the Chau­ folks in Apopkn. Mrs. Berry was a tauqua. faithful member of the Herald force and she will he missed by the entire Mrs. Ernest Krupp has returned bunch. from Lakeland, called there by the illness o f a friend. SCENIC HIGHWAY TOO NARROW FOR PRESENT TRAFFIC * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ Brother Wright and wife and chil­ “ And There Wasn't the Slighteat dren of Oviedo, attended the meet­ Smell from Dead Rais." ing. Writes John Simpkins, farmer of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Littlcr and two Annandale, N. J.; “ Rats were cost­ children, of Osteen; Barney F. Griggs ing me hundreds yearly; tried dogs, nnd Miss Lillie Littlcr, of Sanford ferrets, poison, could not get rid of spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. them. Bought $1.26 pkg. o f RATW. Provatt. S N A P (6 cakes). Used half, not a Mrs. Roy Tillis and children, of live rat since. Dead ones a plenty. I Sanford; Mrs. Pearl Larbur and like R A T -S N A P because after killing daughter of Armond are visiting Mr. rats it dries them up— leaves no and Mrs. E. H. Kilbo for a few days. smell.” Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Mrs. William Kilbc gave ah egg Sold and guaranteed by Ball Ha* hunt for Ihe children Mohday evening. ware Co.— Adv. A fte r the hunt light refreshments were served. About twenty pupils were there. Parcel Post Your Cleaning and Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield were In Dyeing to Orlando Saturdny delivering tunrmnlnde, Barney F. Griggs, Miss Lillie H i ­ tler, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Littler, Mrs. J. M. Prtfvntt, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Prcvatt nnd Christine. McClellan enjoyed n trip to Lake Horncy the other night. Mr. and Mrs. Brown and family and 611 Main St. Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Lovey and family, Mrs. We prepay parcel postage on returns Vick Peters and family went on a ROGERS & JONES French Dry Cleaners < Steam Dyers -- I: P h il ip R . A n d r e w s R E A L , i Real Estate Service! SANFORD, FLORIDA -afl PHONE 371-J j; Miss Virginia DeCoursey returned to Stetson after spending the Easter holidays with her parents. Arthur G. Morris, traveling sales­ man for the Allen Company, of Jack­ sonville, wns here yesterday on busi­ ness. Haines City south from nine to six­ This organization held their annual teen feet, also to discuss tho question Easter service nt the Baptist Temple of securing repairs to the rond from at Sanford, Sunday, frostproof south tp the DeSoto coun­ Tho service was a very’ impressive ty line. one and n very enjoyable program The vast amount o f travel from was rendered. The program included Haines <’ ity down the Ridge during several musical numbers ainoung the wm;,r months has thoroughly demonstrated the necessity of widen- which wns a song by a mens chorus, •nk •his highway and the condition of a violin solo by Mrs. J. C. Marshal, the road from Frostproof south Is so vocal solo by Mrs. Julius Taknch. Tho b»d as to render travel over Et almost Easter sermon wns delivered by Sir impossible. * rn %, George Hyman, D. D., who had as his The Associated Boards o f Trade o f subject ‘The Miracle Superlative.” About sixty members o f this order the Scenic Highlands is ona. of^lLe from Orlando. — Orlando most powerful bodies in thff'Stdte'TIhd attended Sentinel. h composed of nil the boards o f trade on the Scenic Highlands front Haines r 't> south to Lake Childs. , It will •I -NEVER KNEW YOU COULD KEEP RATS OUT OF A Put forth a Herculean effort!tolhave the Scenic Highway widened an$ the BUTCHER S H O P” wad south of Frostproof repaired. What Ralph Watkins says: "F ig ­ rom the DeSoto county line South the Highlands Good Roads League ured rati around store had enough to take up the matter o f improve­ feed on; wouldn’ t touch anything susment, as well as push a strung move- piclous. Heard about RAT-SNAP, ment for the building o f a hard-sur­ gave It a trial. Results were wonder­ ged road to the east coast. ful.' ' Cleaned all rats out in ten days. It is expected there will be a large Doga about store night and day never • ‘ tendance at the meeting In Lakwffetich R A T -S N A P ." Three sizes, 35c, Tuesday. 1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Hardware Company.— Adv. Th# organization o f the South Atl»ntic Highway association with the . I L .A . Mayback, of Bowanville, N. Y., who haa been spending the winter object of a hard-surfaced highway here, departed fo r his northern homo fri,m Wilmington, N. C., to Miami by today. The Daily Herald will keep **>■ of Jacksonville, was announced him posted regarding Sanford happen­ k* A. B. Kessler, secretary o f tho ings, and he expects to be with us agajn next winter. 0CI* okamber o f commerce. /1( W ell, everything is on the go the same ns it is the other 364 days in tho year. So there 1 Prayer meeting Wednesday even­ ing at 7:30. The Sunday school gave an Easter program Sunday night. The children sure did fine. About 40 children" took part in the program. Tho church was1crowded. fishing party Saturday at Econlockhatchee creek nnd reported catching plenty of fish. Mr. and Mrs. T . W. Provatt, Mrs. J. M. Provatt and Mrs. McClain were seen in Sanford Saturday on busi­ ness. T. W. Prevatt killed a few hogs Saturday. Yum, yum! Mr. Grover I,cfics had a fine horse to get drowned Sunday. Culver Esthcredge, o f Geneva, id visiting his uncle, Chief Speer, purs­ ing a broken arm, nnd enjoying the Redpath Chautauqua. Mrs. II. C. Marlowe had us her din­ ner guests Snturdny her uncle, Adj. Gen. C. P. Lovell nnd wife, Miss Reid and Mifjor Stevens nnd his wife. H. E. Pace is building n new bun­ galow on West First street. He is having the foundation nnd chimneys constructed o f coqulnn rock, tho first of the kind to be used in this city. The Daily Herald was today honor­ ed by a short visit from Mr. and Mrs. .e You need go no further than your home town to learn of the superior merits of the Lexington Among all the owners o f Lexington cars in this territory we have never yet seen one who vvas not a Lexington booster. % T. E. Fitzgerald and their bright lit­ tle son Frederick, of the Daytona Morning News; Mrs. Lois K. Mayes, Its performance speaks more convincingly for itself than the most eloquent salesman. of the Pensacola Journal and Mr. Ed­ ward Taylor o f the Miami Herald. Mrs. Mayes is the guest o f the Fitz­ geralds and will attend the meeting o f the Florida Press Association at Tampa Saturday. She is vice-pres­ ident o f the association, and has been with the National Editorial associa­ tion throughdut their tour o f Florida and was the only lady member to vis­ it Cuba. Mrs. Mayes is an old friend o f the entire Herald bunch and we were all mightily pleased to meet this charming lady again. If you want the most o f real value fo r the money you spend you should see the Lexin g­ ton. ^ r ___ » ♦ H i l t ♦♦♦♦» ♦♦♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ NEW , FERTILIZER FACTORY '1 J On the fourth day o f Vast October our factory, the largest of its kind in the entire South, was burned to the ground. Luckily the acid chambers, laboratory, machine shop, and other buildings mak­ ing up our immense plant were saved-. In our various Branch Houses throughout the state and warehouses here in Jacksonville we had "tored thousands o f tons o f our famous ID E A L FERTILIZERS as customary at the beginning Of each season. On the very day o f the fire a large force of men started to work on a temporary mix­ ing plant which waa soon running night and day. Our trade has thus been served throughout these days of trial, with little delay. * We appreciate the sympathy and co-operation given us by our many friends, and are glad to an­ nounce thnt work on, the new factory now well under way. It will be much larger even than the old factory, and equipped with the very latest and best devices. W ILSO N & TOOM ER F E R T IL IZ E R C O M P A N Y , >i ■■ <>•-» ♦ •• ♦ •■ M A N U F A C T U R E R S I D E A L F E R T IL IZ E R S AG R IC U LTU RAL B U ILD IN G . *= . - JAC KSO NVILLE , F L A . r ^ . . \ ’ �J -^ THE SANFORD W E E K L Y H ERALD , FR ID AY, A P R IL 1, 1921 r,/ - * WV r ■c’rw B u t a 6o o d 'w h eezeID . le a v e Vt4ooy u i ••• » . T m i „* S3?,* MEET 3 AT WINTER PARK GREAT EVENT ni m V W ANTE D covey, KIT L a m frlted, J« B.' U lo f, tt-b , Complrietfits, ‘ r*. Wm. n. UrAllttcr, Atlra L. UcAUtirr tod .11 unknown derto***, hrIre tad (rintm. or e,V* era. eUlmlas ondtr Wm. II. UeAlUtt, Alloa L. McAltoter, Defendant*. 5,1 CTTATIOV. To: Win. II. UcAUatrr or Clacjaaatl. Buu Ohio; Alira L. McAltoter. ot Cincinnati Otu tba unknown datlaaaa, heir*. WatIart.' ;- BIG BUILDING PROGRAM IS CONTEMPLATED HERE FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS AN ACTIVE SUMMER ■*; * f ■ ( . Legal Advertisements DEATH GOLDMEDAL -« 0 W ? 1 «P yHf jgsVATE . c ir c u it CULL CIRCUIT, tXXXVOLX OOBRTY FLORIDA— I* CHANCERY J. r. Lalaf. Joined by bar hatband tad W a n t e d —Second band show c am . Inquire at the paint store In the Welake Block. Railroad W ay. S-tfc. W A N T E D — Young cow. Maet be freah and good milker. J. H. Mei­ W IL L BE INTBRSCHOLASTIC AN D tner, Box 103, Sorrento, Fie. 18-tfe DRAW A LARGE Itca, or other etetmaota under Wm it Alialrr aod Allra I- UcAUtirr; tad to CROWD W AN TE D — Team work, nil kinds.'in* tnd all 0 1 her ptrllra claiming any 1 . 1 to aod lo tha rcllowta* dram bad ltnda mV quire Hnnaon'a Shoo Shop. £3-12p oiled to Berntnola County, riortdi. to-wi7The governing committee o f the W A N T E D TO BUY— New aelf-startI-olt Oat (t ) tad Two (J) or Block T w ,l„ ON THE piano.** I LOVE the ladlee. (13). lia r T h r^ (I ) ot tha City or lun tZ ? Florida State Intcrscholastlc Aquatic ing Ford. Must be a bargain for noclda, • • • • • • tt ahown by E. B. Trifrordf u 1B meet, composed of Franklin O. King, the cash.— Cates Crate Co. p w WHICH WAS all wrong. 29-tfc Stafurd. riorldat OUT LIKE most moo. It appaarloy rrom tba twora hill of • • • • • • Henry Kart, D. K. Dickinson, H. W. L A D Y OR G E N TLE M AN A G E N T pit lot nwd la Ibla ciota ayalatt yoa POOR HUMOR, she said. I OFTEN guess wrong... Caldwell, Roy Symes and R. W. yoo bata or claim aoma lolerrat la tba U ba. • • • Wanted in the city o f Sanford to bertloit«Ta draertbad, therofora, yoa. tt» ,7il • • * Greene, was in session yesterday and WA8 OUT of place. ON WHAT will win. sell the genuine J. R. Watkins Medi­ Wat. It. UcA Utlar, aod AUco L. UcAIUi« •to baroby rrqnlrrd to ba and tptwtt b «r»! decided upon many important matters • • • • • * cines, Spices, Extrncts, Toilet Pre­ oar said Clrealt Court at tba Court Uouw 1IN TIME of danger. relative to the holding of the state A 8MILE from them. nford, riorlda, oa tba dtb day or Ann I . parations, etc. All or spare time. A St • • • D. IM1. and tbto and tbara mtka aoaw,', • • • meet, Saturday, April 30th. Franklin th* but or complaint exhibited m i U { . „ wonderful opportunity to get into 80 KIPLING was rlfhL I ALWAY8 say. other* too ■ decree pro roafeeeo will t* , n„JJ 0. King was elected chairman o f the • • • i • • business for yourself. W rite today you. committee. "A WOMAN la only. ITS BETTER to Uu«h* And to/ tod til other ptrUto clalmUr for free particulars and sample.— J. rl«tit, • • • t t • till* or lo ltm i la tod to tha ltodi ton. The State Aquatic meet promises to R. Watkins Co., 62, Memphis, Tcnn. latboro deacrlbcd ondtr, b/ or (brunch W o n A WOMAN, but a good cigar. THAN EVER to worry. be a big event in the High school McAltotrr or Alice L. UeAUeftr, or oUtr^dT • t • • • • 30-4 tp at* hereby required to ba and appear U (w _____________________________________ __________ program of the year, Announccmenta IB A smoko;** only. 80 ONCE, when. ^ £ • • • concerning the meet have gone to one SEE M. S. NELSON fo r all kinds o f ^ftr S■diyi?t t a J al.* a J tbara ik .u m __aka _t taaw*' D. 1S31. tad than tad t'r "•tl hauling. HE SHOULD bavo made tt. 31-tfc THE DAM broko, and. hundred high schools in Florida and tba MU of complatal tiblblttd attlatt ttu • • • • • • aakaowa partial attwrwtoa a dtcrtt prs favorable returns ore being received M ISCELLANEO US MY CIQARETTE8 because. A FLOOD hit town. ttaao wlU ba aaUrtd tftlott itld asktm #" * • daily. Full instructions are being • • • Visit Heitz ficauty Parlors, Me- partita. It la ardarad that tbla nolle ba pabiltbtd U YOU'RE BOUND to geL I THOUOHT l*d Just, mailed out as fa st’os entries are made. xinine floor of Seminole Hotel. Ap­ tba' Samford Ilcrtld, a nawtptptr pablUbtd to 4 * • * * * SamlaoJa Ooaaty. nartda, one a VNk f The Hillsborough, Woodrow Wilson, pointments by phone. Hot oil sham­ alibi waaka tt to tba know* ptrUtt drfnj,,? A SMILE from them. CHEER UP tor wile. Kissimmee, Orlando, Sanford, Day­ poo and mud facial, tome o f our spec­ and ooca a W*tk for twain watka u i* tb> ■ • • THEY ALWAYS "satisfy.** AND 80 1 said. tona, New Smyrna and West Palm ialties. Elder Springs W ater used. aakaowa partita dtftndtnl. Wlinaaa my hand and tba aaaf of tba atU • • * ; -rLBeach High Schools have entered. Appointments limited to Wednesday Clrcolt Otort oa tbla tba ttb day or laanirr* "IP THE worst corner A. n. 1821. trj' Madison, Palmetto and other cities and Thursday only. • • • (SEAL) E. A.- DOUGLASS 195-wkly A K E the silky, tender leaves of Clark or tba Clrcaii u ,M. have the matter under consideration. YOU CAN float 0own. cboiceetTurklsn: blend them with ot BtailaoW Coooiy, tu* GETT YO U R ORDERS In n o w ' l l Interest on the part o f the schools en­ By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. the bestDomestlc tobacco that money your new Bulck car. See W. J. QC0BUE d. UEBHINO, THE RIVER on. tered is growing and real competition can buy—Wend them in the exclusive, 20 f o r 20 cento . Solicitor lad Coastal too Comptalaiau * * * 46-tfc SflSte ean’ trbe-copicd Chesterfield way— will follow. West Palm Beach (boys) Thigpen. THE FAMILY muslc-liox. /n a i r - t i g h t p a c k a g a * . and you get a "sm oke." Yea, and took one cup home Inst year, while the HEM STITCH ING and Picoting at• • • aomething mor*—you get a cigarette A /*o obfe/neW e /n ro im d CIECUIT COURT 0T THE BEVEXTH tachmcnt, works on all sewing ma­ O t jTHE St. Petersburg High School (girls) AND I’LL accompany you. u d ic ia l cn tcu rr o r r x o a iD i i * Hot o f 30, vactmm-aaalad. that honestly "aatiaflcs." AND r o a SEMINOLE COUNTY. a • * say that they are confident that they chines, $2.00, Personal checks 10c —IN CHAMCEBY extra. Lights Mail Order House, Box l4j.lt Bcnnttl, Compltiatat, will carry the girl's cup beak to St. rt. 127, Birmingham, Ala. 267-oaw-7t Petersburg for the second time. Oth­ VVtlttr Itonnclt. Dtftadtnl. CITATION er tennis throughout the state clnim ORDER your new Buick now and To Wtltrr Bcnnttl. RcMfnrr Unknown. thn tthey will give n lively battle nnd It tppctrlny from in lU ld ith ftJtd In i a you will not lose any timo on the ctutt Uni tilt rttldcnc* of tilt dcftadunl I, do their best to carry away honors new car load coming in soon. 46-tfc known; tbit II It the belief of tlTUat tbit tbt defrodtnl It orrr twentj-one yttrt of ty« this year. YOU CAN order your new Bulck Ilit I there It no perwn lo tbt S u it of I'lorM* ■The two silver cups will be contest­ Ibe terrier nf o ' tubpotn* apon whom wonId no wand save time on the next ear bind tha Mid defendinl; ed for again this year. The team Tliertforc. yoo. W ilier .Benoelt, ire her,by load.* 46-tfc rdijalml on Hie -*Ih dty of April. A, II. WZ\ winning the highest number o f points to tpiietr lo I he hill of complaint filed italnit FOR S A LE in the meet receives the cup, nnd the yoa In IhU ctot*. olherwUe t decree pm no. will on ttld dtte entered i[t!nit jot. team xvinninjf two successive meets F’ OR S A LE — Duroc pigs, 8 weeks feeto It It fnrlter ordered that thlt nollee t* ( ,blliheil In the Stnford llertld. t nrwtpitwr mbretains its cup. old. Big type. See Nick ZernovL i g g e t t & M y f . rs T o b a c c o C o . tlil.ed In Scoilnole I'onnly, for elfht ronwcaim An attractive, distinctive design ion, Bcardall Ave. 30-4tp ft'lTNKNS mx hand «nJ ft# •*•«) of tii# suhmiti-d by Chns. H. Elliott Co., o f FOR S A L E —Good farm mule in good rv.urt « i tU» 2nd of | > b n «rj. \ D, IU2I. . North Philadelphia, Pa., was present­ condition.— M. Fleischer, 11-26-tfc E. A. lK>L*OLAM. ed to the governing committee yes­ C lffl uf th* Ctrruli F o r s a l e — i u acres in celery delta UFO A !*CI>TTE*. terday. The committee unanimously IWslIrlfnr *nt1 at I'oaoMl for at Sanford, for. $1,000 cash or on .** 'Mr * OP EN NOSTRILS! END j; accepted the design and will present terms. J. M. Stevens, 3!) Barnett, A COLD OR CATARRH ;; I the contestants winning first, second Jacksonville, Fla. 31-7tc IN THE CraCUIT COUHT, 7TH JUDIUAL ------* i I and third places in each event, with CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA. —IN CHANCERY now To Get Relief When Ilcad JJ gold, silver ami bronze medals of the K E Y W EST POTATO P L A N T S laiibfi VV„ Jctnf4, nnd Nose arc Stuffed Up. *1.75 ptw 1,000 highest quality. T* [ ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦ j Lake Virginia will be n scene, of Ready April 1st, delivered at station I lule Juiif-a DI TORCH. or in Sanford. It A|t|*^«r« from ll»e AffMult of Jamu W. Count fifty! Your cold in head or much activity on the day of the meet. \V. V. D U N N Josot hrrrln 4ei!j flitt |« il <* r*o. catarrh disappears. Your clogged The committee has secured the ser­ pi* Irian l | (l tbw a ld .n r e u t l t l n l r a n i f ; if,a t tla It. A, Box 221-A, Smiford. Florida rraiulftio vices of the Kissimmee band for of Mule Jimet, iSe ils'frndanl U nostrils will open, the air passages of unknemn to the aflUnt. ri al therr 1# t - uae U morning and afternoon concerts. A lltf State of FlorlJa the (ervlr# *«f •-ti^k^ca your head will i tear nnd you t in + **+ + + + + **+ *+ + + + -t-F + + -M *+ + + + iiiktfi » li«*m wiitiM Mnd Jvfendam. thsi U-# afily if itH the plii"u.t i imlrmpl.itc! go breathe freely. No more snuffling, committee of College Girls will serve flaof that the d#f#&4sot if o*rr '{?* aae twnitf-cnaa t21i jean. As Soon as The His Pro­ through. There will lie at least three hawking, miaous discharge, dryness refreshments and lunches to visitors | The Florida Scout You A tt tli#T#f*>re oril'rfrt) to B3^i*ar to tLla Motorboats, "F or Wide-Awake Boys" bill uf rumplatof >n if* mdty April tlh. II<2I. for at a nominal charge. big buildings ereeteii mi our main or headaches, .no struggling jects Start There Will business'street lie .etne helnc a rule day of tide court launches, rowboats and carfoos from 35c Year anti several others are breath at mchl It I. farther or.lered that Ihla notlt- he job. -I the surrounding lakes will make their Uaherl for etyhl »nrre«*lTe weeka In tie vanW IL L A R D LU.MLEY. Publisher being planned for some of the side (let a small bottle of Ely's Cream He Many Others ford Herald, a iicw»pa|wr publlahed In Send* 902 French note Coaoly. floclda. streets* It in certain that at least Halm from your druggist and apply a |way into Lake Virginia on that day, WITNESS, E. A Itotijrlata, t'letk of the nrtwenty-five store rooms could be little o f this fragrant antiseptic cream 1bringing in parties of spectators. The + + + + + + + ❖ ♦ + + + + + ♦ + • !• + + + + * + + + * cull Court, and the teal thereof, Ibla, tt.e »tk naval bonis, furnished by the IT. ‘ S. day of l etiruary. A. I*, ltl'.’l. • rented in Sanford now if the rooms in your nostrils. It penetrates (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, were available and the tenants, are through every air passage of the Navy Department will also be in use t Urt. Ily V E. DOUGLASS. I> C. only awaiting the contract in be sign­ head, soothing and healing the swol­ at this time. Ten new 17-ft. canoes, T ii im o n i ) a p e r k v m a n . FACES THE PROGRESSIVE CITY H dlf Ilor, for I ‘ompl^Ir.am y. (te et! for the building when the contract len or inflamed mucous membrane, war canoes anti* canoes rigged with OF SANFORD IN M ANY will be signed for the lease of the giving you instant relief. Head colds sails will give exhibition races. IN CiaCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL DIRECTIONS NO TICE OF A P P L IC A T IO N FOR CIRCUIT. STATE Or FLORIDA C0UN The Rollins Club of Winter Park stoics I he Herald will have some and i utarrli yield like milgi Don’ t TV O f SEMINOLE—1N CHANCERY CITY TAX DEED ... - , r, it. , important announcements m the next . -tax stuffed up and miserabl R e lie f will re, ,-ue ariil entertain contestants, throro Tuesday s Dally) ,, , con, hes and chaperons am! give a r , BILL r o a PARTITION ..., / .. I, , few Weeks that will put Sanford well i ' sure.— Adv. This is the season of eonsultallon '• Notice is hereby given thut J. E. U ir,*rrt W HUattr, a wl(k^w, ception-datice on Saturday evening, o w r the top in the list of growing . . . . . l i t i . .. over ia. of the plans and hooks mid various *1* " " I-ning, purchaser of City o f Sanford K eu »ik IV. Itualrr, f I at, April 30 th. • Florida cities. treatises on buildings and getting. o r PUBLICATION. Automobile Ass’n Tax Certificate No. 170, dated the 1st To Hoyat NOTICE lluntor: And remember that the Daily Her­ ready for the building of that new lYJiarraa It appear* (tutu (Lf Hill of Cm L E F T TO D A Y FOR A JOURNEY day o f April, A. D. 1916, has filed plaint ald will be published all summer to W ill Have New Bills fllril liarrtn duly ir r l lM aod(r utb u home, dr that new store room or for said certificate in my office, nnd has pnxldad By law. that you arc a dafrajant u s ­ keep the world informed about our AROUND TH E WORLD. that new hotel or apartment house as made application for City Tax, Deed ed In aaU -Rill. Hat your realJrsfr la a»For the Legislature progress. knowa and that yoa * nr n trt tbr ayt of tanthe case may he. It is the concensus to issue in accordance with law. Said ly-oo* yrara. aod Ibat tbtro I, do j-.ru : la at (From Tuesday's Daily) State of Florida aerrlre of tubpoena cpto » t * « of opinion that Sanford will have a certificate embraces the following de­ would bind you, tba aald Royal Hunter T A LLA H A S S E E , March 29.— The Miss Anna Rand left today for what tremendous building movement start­ Important Develop­ It I, therefore ontered that you do appear to scribed property situated in the City state road department officials and tbe lull of Complaint filed herein at tie Pturt will he prnctirally n journey around ed here this summer and the men who of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, llimw In Sanf.ed. Seminole County. Florida, o» others interested ip legislation per­ ment in Sujrar Indus­ taining to the automobile traffic have the She will join a cousin in to-w it; Lot 11, Stendiford’s Add. The or before Monday, tbe ttb day of A|.rlL 1921. have the greatest faith in the coni.. world tame twin* a rule day of ibla Court, la de­ niuntt) slate that there will K* more try in South Florida been invited to attend the final meet-, " °.^ am !' al* ^"r l>Tnnc*'i where said land being assessed nt the date tbe fault thereof a decree pro omfraao wtil t* rt terrd atwlnat you ami tLe aald came ;rwetd building this summer than ever be­ li ng nf the Legislative Committee of ^ ° V° r the Muntrj’ ' o f the issuance of such certificate in ei parte. And It la further ordered that thta notice be fore. Instead of going away for the Important development o f the the Florida State Automobile Asso­ They will take in as many countries the name of L, Blaylock. Unless said puhllfbrd to the • Sanford Uerabl, a newapaper as their desire urges them nnd will certificate shall be redeemed accord­ pubUabed at Sanford In Send note County. Fkrisummer months in any large num­ sugar industry in South Florida is ciation, to he held here,March 29. da. once a week for rlybt corned!tire wreli bers, Sanford people will stay at forecast by Jules M. Burgieros, head Resolutions recently adopted by not return to Americn till Thanks­ ing to law City Tax Deed will issue Wllneea' the band and era) of E. A. Itouftaa*. Clerk of Ibe Circuit Court of Seminole (tal­ giving. Friends wish her bon voyage home and gel ready for one of the of a liyqd company, who was in Jack- the ftutontohilists nt their annual con­ thereon on the 30th day of April, A. ly. Florida, tbla tbe 37lb day of January, A. IU greatest winter seasons in tbr history sonville recently on a business mis vention at Cocoa will lie presented to nnd a safe return to country nnd fam ­ D. 1921. 1831. v . ISIU LI E. A. DOUGLASS. sion. , o f the city. Mr. Burgieros declared the ’ the egislaturc by Judge Gibbs, gener­ ily.— Reporter-Star. W ITN ESS my official signature Clerk Circuit C<*rt, n n n iN sn s a r r ii x ie s . The big tourist hotel and the golf pressing need now is increased facit- al counce! for the Asociation, in an and seal this the 22nd day of March, Solicitor* for Complainant. SI tte links nre, pf course, the center of at­ ities for handling the product as the effort to have that body adopt meas­ Pensacola is showing great acti­ A. D. 1921. traction and various speculations nre amount o f cane already available is ures sought by the organization. IN CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL vity in building, the total valuation of (S eal) E. A. DOUGLASS, CIRCUIT. STATE OF FLORIDA. COUNIT rife just when the work of getting too great for the present capacity of buildings for the month of February OF SEMINOLE.— IN CHANCERY. Clerk Circuit Court, started will l>c shown to those who the syrup mills. amounting to over $300,000.' Among Seminole County, Fla. DEATH OF MRS. PATTIS’ . BILL FOR PARTITION want to know hut it is almost certain One concern is preparing to estab­ the works o f progress is the big school 32-6tc By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. Uarytret XV. Hunter, e widow, that this large project will soon be lish a mill in the upper glades of re. 'Frem K sb<U?'i D*Qy) house, which is going up rapidly. Kenneth XV. Hunter, et at. ready and it will go with a rush when Palm Beach county while in the low­ N O TICE OF A P P L IC A T IO N FOR Mrs. Richard Pattin died at DnpNOTICE OF PUBLICATION. To all partlra rlalmln* an Inlareat under tteyae it does stnrt. Many smaller proposi­ er glades the Pennsylvania Sugar Co. tonn Beach yesterday after an illness T A X DEED Hunter nr oiberwlae In tad lo the foilewtof tions of course, are hinging on the is planning erection of another. The of several months. Mrs. Pattin resid­ dewrited real property, allotted In Satnjaol* HOO-DOO Custniy, Florida, low lt: Lot Number 1. big ones but onic the start Is tnnde latter concern has 800 acres of seed ed in Sanford for several years and Under Section 575 o f the General Sta­ tlno 1, Townahlp 3ft South. Range SO Etal. It appearlcy frwn tbe Rill of Complaint here­ this city will boom in the good old cane which will be ready by autumn was well known to n large circle of W-l tutes o f the State o f Florida to filed and duly aerified under oath aa pi*summer time as never before. while there nre approximately 3,000 friends, who will be grieved to learn Notice is hereby given that J. E. tided by law. that It to the belief of tte rotoplaisant, Margaret XV. Hunter, that there-to a First street will be changed mlght- acres under cultivation in the upper of her death. For the past year she Laing, purchaser of Tax Certificate peraoo. or are perwn*. lot treated la Ibe aloe* glades with no mills to handle it. No. 130, dated the 3rd day o f June, deartibed property wbo*e name, or name* * has resided at Daytona Beach, where unknown to th* Complainant. Ilurgieres said there was little like­ she thought the salt air would bene­ A. D. 1918, has filed said certificate It to therefor* ordered thnt til pnrtte# rtalk an interest In end to the etwee deacrltod lihood of any mill being in operation fit her health. in my office, and has made applica­ In* lend eppeer to the aald Rill of Complaint Wf *d herein on or before Monday, tbe Sad day *» . until the latter part o f n«xt year as tion fo r Tax Deed to issue in accord­ Her husband died in this ritv *'ver May. A. U. 1B31, the atm* beln* t Unto W It would require at least a half mil­ nl years ago, coming here from Cuba, ance with law. Said certificate em­ of tbit Court. Hurts ’Em Crazy, It to further ordered tbit tbto notice te f*k lion dollars to finance one o f the where the family lited for some time. braces the following described proper­ Itohed la lb* Started Herald, a oewapnper r*k Kills ’Em Quick mills nnd thnt no lesa than nine ty situated in Seminole County, Flor- tlahed at Sanford. Seminole County. Florid*, Deceased leaves a daughter, Mrs. once a week for (write cooaecutlte week* months would be consumed In the W are o f New J’ ork, who has been da i,to-wit ib Lot 6, Block 14, Tier 9, Ache*, pains, nervousness, diffi­ . W h at? * XVltnea* lb* band tad teal of E. tA. tto«|t«* • of the aald Clreult Court for Semttot* assembling and erecting the plant. Sanford. The said land being assess­ Clerk culty* in urinating, often mean ] with her mother fo r the past month. Ckjoaly. rinrida, at tbe Court lloua* et 8*f .. MOSQUITOES, The Pennsylvania Sugar Company A son, Frank Patton o f Cuba, Arrived ed at the date o f the issuance o f such ford, Ftroida, tbto tbe 37th day o t January, •erious disorder*. The world’s JD.. 1831. Flies, Roaches, Ants, Bed Bugs, has built a small mill fo r experimen­ at his mothers' bedside last Thursday certificate in the name o f F. D. Reed. ■tandard remedy for kidney, liver, (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. * * Clerk Circuit Co*nMites, Body, Lice and all Insects tal purposes and already lias turned b'adder and uric acid trouble*— Unless said certificate shall he re­ nnd a son who resides in Alberta, Can­ R0BINSON A BRIDGES. out a small quantity o f vacuum pan ada, who will be unable to arttend the deemed according to law Tax Deed Kdlrltor* for Comptotnent. Id P O S IT IV ELY GU A KANTBRD sugar, the first to be manufactured funeral. 'will issue thereon on the 30th day of Sold Everywhere in the state. The experiment was a April, A. D. 1921. That cherry incident won praise t°T The funeral services will be held at King Chemical Co., Pelham. Ga.. complete success; ** * the first president, but the other* W ITN ESS my official signature and the Presbyterian church tomorrow *fFor sale by J. T. Allen, W. M. seal this the 22nd day o f March, A . have had to depend bn plums. |ternoon at 2 o'clock, Rex*. Brownlee Tyler, Dan A -T a y ler, James So the public will know them and as officiating, and interment will be D. 1921. b rin g quick raHaf and oftrn w ard o f f Pott, Mrs. G. A . Bryant, Longdtaitlr diaaM M . K n o w n a i tha national an additional punishment, the chief of made in I-nkevtew cemetery. The charge that the modern youtf1 (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS. • wood,' Fla.; Wight Grocery Co., ratnadr of H o llan d for mora than 100 police o f Juarex ordered the heads of is a weakling is nonsense. You shooH Clerk Circuit Court, The sympathy o f the many Sanford and mil leading druggists and yaars. A ll d ru fgitta, in thtaa aiiaa. all pickpockets shaved when culprits friends of the family are extended to Seminole County, Fla. see how fa r he can flip a cigar***** L A law U « mm Cold Mod,| aa » « T grocery stores.” are released from prison. baa and aaeaat aa tauuttoa 32-6te By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. stub. * them in their berevement r- i • i> K . E l _. : �• : 3 T ts^ . » * ----- i f- •V - ’ V*r?£ t - THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1921 HOMELESS FLORIDA Florida Should Have CHILDREN PLEAD Conservation Commission FOR GOOD HOMES TO PROTECT T H E FIS H AND GAM E the study of birds, their exonomlc value and their relation to the hap­ piness and prosperity of man. A s­ suredly, the best means of conserva­ tion is by and through education. You V . trame lows. nnd F l° rlda suffers in cannot secure such education without consequence. Florida should have n a department o f conservation. Only department of conservation. There Is the states of Florida, Mississippi and t movement on foot now f o r such a North Carolinn are without depart­ ments o f conservation, or other simi­ 'd e p a rtm e n t. jjic attached correspondence bc- lar commission, or department, to en­ m<n John C. McRae o f Milton and force their conservation statutes. The state of Flrida has a magnifi­ John H- Wallace, commissioner of ( ' r>Jcnation o f Alabama, is o f unus- cent opportunity .to profit by all the B*1 interests to residents o f Florida mistakes that have been made in the past, and in reality to enact a model at this time. and modern conservation lfiw, 'and I Milton, Fla., March 3, 1921. believe she will at the next session of Hon. John II. Wallace, Jr., her legislature. Montgomery, Alabama. iw r Sir:— • Annually, thousands of visitors A* a citizen and* as a member o f .from other states journey to Florida, tic 1921 Florida legislature, In am In-[most o f wh m are attracted there by tested in the enactment.of n lnw for the presence of birds, gnme and fish; the conservation o f our game nnd fish. when these resources have vanished, Can you furnish me with n copy of the state of Floridn will no longer the Alabama fish law, and suggest any j hold for them the Enchantment which chnsres in same which, in your opln-|now allures them, and thus it is that would -improve or strengthen or the millions of dollars which are now kn, being expended each year by non-resi­ Improve the law? Thanking you for a prompt reply, I dents duriiig their sojourn In Floridn witl go into the channels f trade in Yer ytruly yours, ■itn. John C. McRae. other lands whose natural resources have not been vandalized to the point Montgomery, Ala., March 4, 1021. ° f extinction. Mr. John C. McRae, ’ I I ™ °»t heartily congratulate you upon the very splendid stand you have Milton, Fla. taken In the mntter o f saving, by an Dear Mr. McRae;— act o f the Florida legislature, the peo­ Is response to your favor, permit me ple's birthright, their natural resour­ to advise you that, under separate cover, today. I am sending you n copy ces which in reality nre the treasure of the conservation statutes of Aln- chest o f the state f Floridn. Uma, also some other literature bear- 1 I f I can be of nny further service I upon the conservation of birds, shnll be happy to have you command Florida is one of the three states docs not have a fish and game Wme commission, a department of Nervation, or some other such depirtment to strictly supervise the fish r.nw and fish. me* Ver>' tnj|>On many orensions in the pnst I John H. \\allace, Jr., have had the honor o f addressing the | Commissioner, Department of ConIccislatur. ,.f Floridn upon the vitnl servntion. Stntc of Alahnmn, question of conservation. Several | years ago the legislature o f Florida I enacted a ■»mprehensive Statute for the preservation of birds, game and fish, which was subsequently repealed. I have the honor to suggest, in or- j der to really and effectively conserve the flora and fauna o f Floridn, that the next legislature £nact n stntute, ns I’ A L A T K A , March 28.—The first follows FIRST CARLOAD OF POTATOES IS SHIPPED NORTH J. M. C RAIG , of Loa MRS. Angeles, Calif., who says no More than one can feel more grateful for what Tnnlac has done than ahe does. Has gained twelve pounds nnd health Is better than in years: i > \ C H ILD REN’S HOME SOCIETY ONAB LE TO FIND GOOD HOMES FOR OLDER ROYS AN D GIRLS A serous situation has developed in ^Florida concerning the homeless and orphan children of the state, un­ der the care of the Children's Home Society o f Florida, for it seems im­ possible to secure enough good fam­ ily hopes to provide for these little homeless youngsters, especially those front five years up to fourteen years, boht boys nnd girls. The demand for babies still exceeds the supply all the time, therefore the Home Society has no difficulty In se­ curing p'enty of good homes for wee babes. Children from babies up to five years o f age— are also in con­ stant demand, but children nbove five years o f age— somehow do not seem to be wanted at all. As n result the receiving home o f the children’s home society in Jack­ sonville—is overcrowded with children from six to thirteen -years of nge, there being many more boys than girls. M ary of these boys nnd girls nre exceedingly attractive— nnd will make the finest kind o f young men and women ns they grow up,, if they can only find good homes where they' will have a reasonable opportunity for education and training. The Children's Hume Society must find good homes at once for these children, for the Receiving Home has u very limited capacity—and other children nre constrfntly coming in from all pnrts of the state needing the care of the Society, and there will be no room for them unless those at present in the Home can he placed out. There surely must be childless homes in this county— that could make a phice for one or more of these homeless children and just now is the time to make your application for a tine boy or girl—or a pair of them. All applications should be sent direct­ ly to Marcus C. Fngg, Stnte Super­ intendent, 428 St. James Rldg., Jack­ sonville, Fin., who will gladly provide just tre right youngster for your home. Think it over and. do it today before you overlook it. There is no greuter service that you can ever ren­ der. First Create a department of con- car l° nd " I potatoes out of the Hbstsmstinn and group thereunder ail of ings-l’ alatkn section was loaded and the various conservation activities of S(dd Saturday afternoon by t . \\. the state, «uch department to be ad­ Gray, of Federal Point, and shipped ministered by n commissioner of con­ north. The price was $7.50 to $9.00, Recommendations for according to grade, which is consid­ servation. ered satisfactory hy the growers nnd W aterway Projects in Second: The establishment of the following divisions under such depart­ indicates that the market will he good Florida Announced ment lat division of birds and game for the next few weeks, at least. Several other ears arc being loaded sr.d inland fisheries; (b ) division of W ASHINGTON, March 29.— In ad­ *°a«tal and shell fisheries; (e ) divis- today nnd it is expected that they dition- to his recent recommendation will he shipped tonight. The qualityi"1 f f t > ■ and mineral resources. that $400,000 of f 1.000,000 recently in all of the stock dug so far is said Yhoi! Ib'piire every resident who appropriated for river ami harbor to he of *h* finest, end those w h o 1 "u' !‘ ids other than he owns or work be expended on the St. Johns were beginning ti. worry over the art*, but hunts in the county o f his river from Jacksonville to the ocean drought have taken fresh heart since and that $400,000 be spent upon Hills­ residence, to take out a county hunt­ the fine showers of'Thursdny. ers license nnd ppy therefor the putu borough Bay, Mnj. Gen. l.nnsing II. The marketing bureau will he opett­ cf 11.00; require every resident who Bench yesterday rccummcndod other ed at Hastings, on Anril I for rohunt* lands other than he owns or, , ..., , , , allotments for projects in Florida. ... , ..... i ports «it prices an I c vmitions, which rents and win. hunts outside the coun-1' S- n The recommendations made yester­ Will no a great help to the growers day include $1,000 for the St. Johns ty of hi- residence to take out n state | Labor, t h 's far, -'■Veins to hr plentiful river from Jacksonville to I'alatku W trr - hi ,-nse and pay therefor the t .. . j and farmers nre not Hnprehensive *um "■ • ,,n; require every person , , .. , and $ i5,000 for the St. Johns river _t,. , , , , . * about getting as much as they need from Pnlatka to Lake Hartley. 00 for fur-bearing animals on _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Other Floridn projects arc: Apala­ *nd* other than he owns or rents to j , . . . . hkr out a trunner’s license nnd nnv , P l V O I C e C S 111 l 0 H ( l a chicola Buy, $10,000; Upper Chipoln trapper’s pay river, from Marianna to its mouth, thm-fur the sum of $10.00; require One to Every Eight $5,000; Holman river, $1,000; Chnnwtry non-resident o f the state, .who Ranks Twenty-fifth nel from Apalachicola river to St. ^"ts in the state o f Florida, to take Andrews Bayj $2,500; Choctawntchee cot * non-resident hunter’s license , > S j Th» r»»*’ river, Florida and Alabama, $0,100; ^ pny therefor the sum o f $15.00: W AS H IN G TO N , March 29.— Flori­ Escambia nnd Ccnecuh rivers, Flori­ t^’Jire nil non-residents who fish In da ranks twenty-fifth among the da and Alabama, $2,000; Pensacola fi* Mat# of Florida to take out f .. B no.n*I r.thtes in number o f divorces in pro- harbor, $07,000. fTr .l Uccn*e nnd pay thcre* 1nortlon to marriages, the InternationIor the sum of $2.50. The proceeds nt * R eform . Bureau announced yester­ MRS. RICHARD P A T T IN . of the sa|0 0f Such licenses to be covday. One divorce to every eight mar­ ttrd' into the conservation fund, to be riages is the state’s record. (From Tuesday's Dsily) in defraying the expenses Inclthnt to administering and enforcing Mrs. Richard Pattin passed away Before hiring n bank clerk it might the conservation laws o f the State of be a a good good idc idea to ask his opinion o f at hor home, 137 Ocean avenue, Day­ Florida. tona Beach, Monday, March 28, after Judge Landis. Fourth: The commissioner o f conan illness o f one week. •*rvutlon should 'be required to apWhen one has to deal with a hmghT ™ *™ 1 « ervi« * will be held Tues F°*nt game nnd forest protectors, ty clerk, ho reflects thnt n little defln- dny» March 29, at 2 P. M. at the (the term game warden is harsh and tion o f the ego wouldn’t come amisa Presbyterian church o f Sanford, FlorIncoming obsolete) to enforce the |Ida, o f which she was a member. Provisions o f the conservation stat­ | Mrs. Pattin was born In Marietta, utes. j Ohio; spent part o f her life In that There should be n short open seas. city and lived for fifteen years In ®"°n n" resident blrds_and game, and Cuba, then came to. Florida, where r season on migratory game birds she passed tho last years o f her life. * “uld he made to conform with the She is survived by three children; rderal regulations on such birds, H. W. Pattin o f Calgary, Alberta, T. V t / B B i rwa « a t a h | wasdnny of the most valuable birds of W fortes r«Uif from sar B. J. Pattin o.f Havana, Cuba, Mrs. 'atonal** palm aaa Staw'a "rida hre already extinct nr.d others i Mary TPattin Ware o f New York City, ------ ItSeMtbajobwttb•re scheduled to a destiny o f early M t MalaiW. njbblrw, baodar! a grandson, Richard P, Ware o f New laa\ Uaa tot rfaaxtmatlam, “ termination. ; York City nnd three grandchildren. and paint I'»c.xl conservation ‘ laws nre nbso■Her netce, Miss L. Q^Pnltin, o f Mar­ u,*‘ failures; they have never and ietta, Ohio, was visiting her at the r,,'<T will be .enforced. ;time o f her death. '• » is now in the gnmc and fish | Her husbnnd, Richard Pattin, died Protection fund of. the state o f Ala[nt Sanford, Florida, three years ago. !Mr. nnd Mrs. Pattin celebrated their larh*4 -°Ver n ^undred thousand dolplaced there under the operation golden wedding anniversary nt their ®f th '• conservation laws o f this state, daughter's home in Clifton, Mass., in *hlch ^ a net profit to the taxpayers 1912. r this state. In the meantime we have secured hilhdreds o f thousands The erection o f a new packing plant convictions for violations o f such nt While City Is now assured, the rqJ utcs, nnd each year the Infractions i port that $12,000 had been subscribed v ®ec0B,lng less numerous, • having been made at a recent meetV Be ring' held by those interested. d&y is set aside, each year, tor ’ W h e n you let us supply your building needs you set a great deal more than Just M many feet of lumber— bundles of shingles— pounds of nails— or panels of Beaver Board. Y o u get the benefit o f our building material knowledge and experience in Service that helps 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 for the materials. The service ys for itself in the larger volume of business brings through Super-satisfied customers. - r It w iU p ay y o u fo be one o f them. “ Of all the people who have taken Tnnlac I don’t believe there is any­ one who feels more grateful to it than I do,” said Mrs. J. M. Craig, of Coi 074 1-2 E. 40th Street,-Los Angeles, •- ■? fo r' Calif. " I sufTere*^ from nervous prostra­ Service tion nnd was so weak that I could not even sweep the floor and during the dhy j would have to lie down three or four times. I tried to walk, hut found out that half a block *was all I could y N er­ stand before I would give nut. vous spells came on me often. Final­ ly my husband urged me to try Tnn­ lac nnd I am Indeed glad he did, for it proved to he just what I needed "The first two bottles did not seem to help nu\ I guess it was because I wns so bad ofT, hut on the third bot­ tle 1 could tell I wns improving nnd that gave me more hope than ever of getting well. My Improvetnent from then on was rapid nnd by the time I had tnken five bottles I wns better nnd stronger thnn I had been in yenrs. “ It enables me to sleep soundly nt night nnd I hnvc gnined twelve pounds. That was several months ago nnd from then until now I have Keen in as good health ns I ever was in my life. I have told nil of my friends and relatives what n wonder­ ful medicine Tnnlac is." Tnnlac is sold in Sanford by tiy* Un­ ion Phnmincy.— Adv. V (5=m 517 Com m crrinl S treet - i - * * * * * * *+ + -:•-> * + + 4 - + • }■ * ■ f r + + + + + + + + + * + * 4 - 1. + + + . } . + + + * - : . * ■ } . + + < ■ + + + + POTATO + BARRELS (PINE OR GUM STAVES) In unlimited quantities at ve)*y low cash prices, providing orders are placed within the next few days, -shipments commenced after re­ ceipt of order and extending until potato shipping season. Good pro­ position to denlers. Write or wire (our expense) for prices Flrjrida Barrel Mfg. Co., lfith and Ionia Sis. 1*. O. Hox 84 Depl. O Jacksonville, Flu. U. S. Standard Barrel l > + + + + - > ^ * + * + * * + * + + * 'f * < - + + 4 * * + + + 4 .. f . 4 < . + + + + .f > + + + ♦ ♦ + + + + + + + + + + BUICK [tiU m y.WjG Con e) JOOR twenty years Buick h^s returned full value as an investment in per­ sonal transportation. Today the new 1921 models return this same value in characteristic Buick re­ liability and sturdiness—with greater beauty, comfort and refinements. Let us demonstrate to you the ease of oper­ ation and accessibility'of mechanism in these new models. * Authorized Buick Service will serve you as faithfully as the Buick car. . Since January Jst, regular equipment on a ll modelt includes Cord Tires H t.fh r i T i ORLANDO, FLORIDA .7^ I ~r W . J . Thigpen, to ♦ •_ ~ V / * 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 01, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e3ef44271eac6c5bb8e0a56429c97dc3.pdf 4762b3fba91676998d404203df78062e PDF Text Text V ,* SANFO RD a 10 PAGES TODAY C H A U T A U Q U A , M ARCH 2 9 TO A P R I L T H E SA N FO R D . . COULD BE SHIPPED BY WATER AND SAVE MONEY One Way in Which the Cardinal Gibbons Died This Morning Freight Rates Will After Long Illness Be Reduced THE WONDERFUL OPPORTU­ NITIES THE ST. JOHNS HIVER OFFERS US. . . Or IX* AjmcUUS fr*M) BALTIMORE, March 24.—James Cardinal Gibbons, Arch Bishop of Baltimore and Primate of the Ameri­ can Catholic church, died here today after a prolonged illness, which main­ ly affected his henrt. In his 87th year the end came peacefully at 11:33 o'clock. The Cardinal had been showing n fcYonounccd sign of improvement since his return home early in Jnnunry from Union Mills, Mnryland, where he wns taken seriously ill in Decmcber. He suffered a relapse on I’nlm Sunday evening after returning frpm an au­ tomobile ride. The sudden wenthar chnnge had a depressing effect, faint­ ing spells returned and he was put to bed when it was realized by his many friends that he probably never would nrise. The Herald has contended for mnny ytirs that Sanford and Scminolo county and all the people of nil South Central •Florida do not take the due advantage afforded by the St. Johns river in shipping their fruits and vegetables. The ideas advanced by A. T. Donnelly, who was here last week with his electrically propelled boats that are built for just this kind of service open up a vast field here lor the use of boats and bnrgca on the St. Johns river. The following from the Fort Fierce News-Tribune ihows what could be done on the east coast canal if it was dredged out and St. Pete Shriners made navigable. The St. Johns river Will Erect Building is already available. The Tribune hns With an Auditorium the following timely article: , “A car load of oranges shipped (B r Tb* A u K liU d P r . ii) from the chief ornnge district of Flor­ ST. PETERSBURG, March 24.—It ida, arrived at New York a few days was announced today that the St. ago. The fruit was offered for sale Petersburg Shriners Association will to wholesalers. They were willing to erect n $100,000 building in the down buy nmi the entire carload win sold section this summer. It will include within a few hours for $l,G0l). Hut an auditorium seating 000. the orange growers will receive only a small part of the receipts. A little over 11,000 were the charges for Jury Still Out bringing the oranges to the wholesale On Tampa Case I commission merchants. Only $000 will l>e received by the producers. (Dy The AteocUWd Prete) "If we uihl to the cost entailed by­ TAMPA, Mnrch 24.—Tho jury was bringing the fruit from Floridn to still out at 11:30 todny in the conspir­ New York the profit which the whole- acy case against Fred Thomas, local ultra will receive and if to thnt there Detective W. R. Parsley of Tampa* be added the profit which the "retailers nnd Robert 1. Harris nnd R. W. will command it will be discovered Swearingen of Avon Park. Tho case that the consumer will pay a very went to the jury yesterday nfternoon. large amount over that received by the orange growers. What is true of oranges m also true of the curly vege­ tables which are brought from Flori­ da to New York. "In this incident is to be discovered excellent evidence of the economic waste which is so prevalent. It un­ doubtedly will he brought to the nttentiou of Secretary Hoover, who hns MORGANTOWN, W. Vs., Mnrch 24 recently spoken with emphasis in fu- —Superintendent Smith, of the Mor­ vor of greatly increasing our trans­ gantown public schools, announced toportation facilities, making specinl dny thnt all teachers who attend reference to the economic value of in­ dances durln gthe school year will not creased water navigation. be re-employed next year. Professor Stretching n few miles westward- Smith said that this rule had been re­ v from the Atlantic coast of Floridn cently adopted by the board of edu­ ' «d paralleling the St. Johns . river cation, which had decided that teach­ from Jacksonville to Palm Bench the ers who attend dances were inclined Indian river flows. It bisects perhaps to neglect their school work. richest fruit growing district of Floridu. A few miles from its boun«ric* the rich soil produces much of Woman Loses Race be early vcgctnblo crop, which hns By Onjy Eight Votes reached large proportions. It is possible to tnko a boat from GREENVILLE, S. C., March 24 — uksonvillc or St. Augustine to Palm ‘Mrs. Lena Cox wns defeated for judge Beach or the other way. upon Ihdian of probate for Pickens county by eight h'er. Rut the boat must be very votes, according to unofficial returns small and will meet impediments to compiled todny which gave the elec­ navigation. Yet this river could bo tion to N. A. Chriastophcr. Rev. R. ***ily improved so thnt upon it could A. Hudson ran fourth among the five floated vessels Inden with fruit and candidates. * #r»ngcs which would be transferred * Jacksonville* to the coastwise to make n voyage over the Indian riv­ steamers which ply between that city er in a house-boat. The vessel fre­ d the northern ports. quently rnn aground and it was at Men of capital of the North have last necessary to abandon it. And yot “Sweated in these Florida lands and comparatively slight improvement of ®*T* been cultivating oranges and the Indian river such as government sgetables. Recently they have un- engineers have reported to be inex­ a»*n the cultivation of sugar cane pensive and practicable would make O have been satisfied with resulta. the river navigable its whole length. “The New York citizen who has citixen of New York who has “ Me considerable investment in Flor- made the computation of the differ­ . “ nd* Daytona has taken ence in costa estimates thnt improve­ to make a computation of the ment of the Florida waters would re­ erencc between the cost of trans- duce the cost of transportstion of r,|ng fruit and vegetables by wat- products of thnt state at least 50 per • e iefly by the Indian river, and cent. f coat of all-rail.transportation. Uis "This Florida inqiden| is utilized in mputation shows that the transpor­ this way an an object Wesson which if t e r ) charges for products of Flori- Icamod-nnd acted upon will be of in­ could be materially reduced if the estimable value to farmers. For if inland waters which can be at compar­ sloped*** °* 8tntC Wer° we'* atively small cost made navigable an; Pre,Id«nt Harding may so perfected they would furnish an o Secretary of Commerce Hoov- butlet for products of farmers at • enr. ,fr“pWc na*rative of his experi- much reduced cost. Farmers and the tor lhat °* kl* companion, Sena­ consumers would be brought more . ” nghuy**H. while attemptipg nearly together." ’ NO DANCES FOR TEACHERS SAYS BOARD • HERALD ■ 60 COLUMNS NUMBER 32 LEGION DEMANDS 675 MILLIONS THE RETURN OF COLLECTED ON CHAUTAUQUA WILL START G. C. BERGD0LL INCOME TAX NEXT TUESDAY IN SANFORD ALSO FREEING OF TWO AMERI­ ALREADY ANI) TOTAL REVENUE CAN SERGEANTS WHO ATIN JUNE WILL BE OVER TEMPTKR TO GET HIM THREE BILLION <»7 Tk* AiMtUUd r»«) * WASHINGTON, March 24.—A re­ WASHINGTON, March 2-1.—The quest that the War Department take income and profits tax collections for “prompt and decisive" steps to secure March 15th installment estimated to­ the return from Germany of Grover day by Secretary Mellon at $875,000,­ ; C. Bergdoll, wealthy -Philadelphia 000. Mellon estimated on tliis basis that draft evader, is made by the Ameri­ tho total revenue from the income and can Legion's national legislative com­ profits taxes for the yenf ending Juno mittee. The letter, which was sent 30th would aggregate $3,050,000,000. at the direction of National Comman­ der Gnibrnith and the Legion's exe­ cutive committee, also requests the Irish Republicans Attempt Jail Delivery new administration to secure'the re­ lease from a. German jail of the two * (Dr Tb. AtMcUUd Pr»«4l American army sergeants, Zimmer CORK, March 24.—Members of the and NeulT, who were arrested when Irish republican nrmy failed in a care­ they attempted to capture Bergdoll on fully planned attempt last night to German soil. broak into, tho Jnil here nnd release a The llcrgdoll case,-ns it now stands, Inumber of prisoners confined there the letter says, "is n disgrace to the who are under sentence of death. government of the United States and n cruel and undeserved insult to the five million men who served in the New Church Building World War. While Ucrgdoll, army de­ serter nnd criminal refugee, speeds at MIAMI, March 24.—More thun will over the roads of Germany in a $ 10,000 has already been subscribed high-poweerd automobile two young towards the building of a new edifice American boys are (his very day on for the Riverside Methodist Episcopal trial before n German court because Church, South. It is planned to erect single-handed nnd alone they attem pt­ the new building at n.corner of.North­ ed to bring Bergdoll to the justice he west Eleventh avenue unri First street so richly deserves." where the phurch owns several lots. TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY BILL DOLLARD Committee of Business PITCHES FIRST Men Will Canvas the NO-HIT GAME Business Sectioni Catholic University Pitcher Shuts Out Hampton Ronds Team'. ARE GUARANTORS • *v s H Shipyard Workers Turn Socialist -.xSH 'By Tk4 Au#eUU4 NORFOLK, Vs., March 24.—Bill FOR* THE FINE PROGRAM OF* Dolinrd, ,the left handed pitcher of niG.n-CLASS ENTER-' Cnthofic University twirled the first TAINMENTS. no hit, no run game of the yeitr here yesterday. He shut out Hampton The campnign for the ticket sale'pf Ronds Naval training station I to 0. | the Rcdpnth Chnutauqun will begin The only sailor to reach the first base tomorrow when the following men, wns hit by a pitched hall and. ho wns who hnvc mndo it possible for tha caught stealing. Chautauqua to come here, will canvnss the city and sell 500 season tickeis in the business portion of Sanford: Thieves Broke Win­ Geo. W.‘ Knight, E. F. Householder, dows Jax Store and R. J. Holly, Schelle Maines, A. R. Stole Many Dresses | Key, B. F. Whltncr, W. M. Haynes, III. R. Stevens, E. E. Hogan, C. R. Og(Bjr Ths Associated Prsu) llvlllo, R. R. Dens, T. W. Lawton, R. JACKSONVILLE, Mnrch 24— I. W. Ponrmnn, R. E. Stevens, C. J. Mar­ Sllvermnn, a locnl denier in women’s shall, E. D. Mobley, S. O. Chase, Per­ wear, reported to the police todny that kins nnd Britt, Edward Higgins nnd thieves broke a window in- his store IW. M. McKinnon. Inst night and got away with articles I These gentlemen will cnll on the vnlued nt $1,000. One hundred nnd m Ibusiness houses Friday nfternoon and twenty-five dresses were included in want every mnn, woman and child to the loot. buy ns many tickets ns thpy can. ’ The500 tickets will Jet the committee out World’s Fast Boats ••.3 .1 and nil the tickets sold over thnt num­ ber will go to tho Woman’s Club and Will Attempt Run the Amcricnn Legion jointly. Tha From Miami to N. Y. Rcdpnth Chautauqua promises some of the finest attractions on the Amer­ (By Tb* A*ufUt*<l Fnul DETROIT, March 24.-W lth the ican platform for this reason. Read • smnll cnbin cruiser Gnr, Jr., second, some of the notices below: Gnr Wood, holder of most of the Notable Lecturers to Appear on the Founding Home Chautauqua Platform. world’s speedboat records, will at­ The Rcdpnth Chnirtnuqun will open tempt, starting May 1, the first re­ For The Aged in n five dnys’ engagement In Snnford breaking trip from Miami to Jacksonville coni next Tuesday, Mnrch 29 to April 2,. Now York along the Atlantic coast, with one of the best program* everncconling to word received here today 107 Tb* ItiKliM Pr»n) presented. JACKSONVILLE, Mnrch 24— Ap­ from Floridn. This cruiser made 42 Some of the leading attractions proximately $100,000 is being expend­ mites an hour in the rnccs held hen; nre three big lecturers, one of whom • Inst summer. ed by the Benevolent Association of Is George L. M cNutt He is known the Christian Church in the founding throughout the country ns the "dlnngxhere of a Floridn Christina Home for St. Johns River pnil man” because ho quit hh literary the Aged. The organization hns pur­ Gets Good Sum work several years ngO nnd took his chased a building in Murray Hill for­ dinner pall nnd worked alongside the . For Waterways Inboring mnn In order thnt merly occupied by n militnry academy he m ight nnd in nddition to remodeling the old I — *— .receive nt first hand the conditionsCONGRESS SETS ASIDE $585,000 structure is building additions. The the laboring man wns working u n -• FOR WATERWAYS IN home will nccomodntc 100 persons. der. ■ FLORIDA. The institution will be under the sup­ These facta th at Mr. McNutt re — ervision pf the board of city commis­ celved will ho brought out fn his lec­ (B r Tb* 4 |i*(l>t*d F n u ) sioners here, acting through the local ture, "War on Hunger," the firstJACKSONVILLE, March 24-F .ight churches. hundred thousand dollnrs of tho re­ evening. , Mr. Harry L. Fogleman, known as cent appropriation by congress for Plebiscite Commission rivers nnd harbors will be" spent in "Gatling Gun Foglemnn,” heenuae o f Members Murdered i Floridn, according to privnte advises his.rapid fire tongue, will hnvc for hisj received here today from Wnshlng- subject, "Success and Failure in Bus­ (0 7 Tb* Au*tUt*4 Pr*>*l i ton. The projects upon which the iness." He has trained more sales­ BERLIN, Mnrch 24.—Several em­ I sum set aside for Florida will be ex­ men than any other man In the coun-. ployees of the inter-allied plcbcscitc pended and the approximate amounts try. <* commission in Silesia were murdered include: • * Some people have, called Fogleman ; . ’’ recently at Karf. Tampa nnd Hillsborough bay $585,­ the Billy Sunday in business. AH business men, salcsntcn and clerks 0006. • Will Spend $60,000' * St. Johnrf river, Pn'ntkn to Lake should not fail to hear this great lec­ ture on the second evening. Harney, $85,000. on Publicity and S t Johns river, Jacksonville to PnDr. Hagerman, known ns one of the' Entertainment lntkn, $20,000. leading inspltatlonal orators un the ■ Oklnwaha river, $10*1,000. lecture plstform, brings to his aud­ (0 7 Tb* Ahk Ii MI rr*«») Indian'river, $21,000. ience a lecture mixed with philosophy ST. PETERSBURG, March 24,— Miami, $21,000. nnd humor, which will please all ' St. Petersburg boosters plan to ex­ Key West, $113,000. classes of people and contains many pend approximately $GO,000 next yenr Kissimmee river, $11,000. every-day truths, n is subject is "The • for publicity nnd entertainment nnd a Caloosnhntcheo river, $0,000. World We Live In,” on tho fourth a f ­ movement is underway here to raise Sarasota bay, $07,000. ternoon. the fund by direct taxation instead of Ancloty* river, $5,500 Let every body get behfntT this the usuaDdrives,” which depend upon movement and make the Chautauqua the generosity of the citizens of tho a auccese by buying your season tick­ city. With this end in view a joint Appropriation Needed ’ ’S T yM ets early. meeting of representatives of the For Woman’s College Ticketa may be had at the foUowChamber of Commerce, Rotary Club Ing placet: Bower A Roumillat, Thoand City Commission resulted in a de­ • (07 Tb* A***eUt*4 Fn**) • Dally Herald, Union Pharmacy, Mobcision to suggest a tax levy of three TALLAHASSEE, March 24.—An mills and it is proposed to ask the appropriation of $800,900 for needed ley’e Drug Store, People* Bank, Semi- 0 legislature to authorize a change in improvements and support of the nole County Bank, First National'. -M the city charter whereby the position Florida State College for Women dur­ Bank, Sanford Feumlture Company,. of Director and Publicity may be cre­ ing the next two years,will be sought Court house, o._ce of Judge Maines. ated, the office to be a regular offic­ from the legislature, It has been learn­ Season ticket prices—$2.50, plus ial of the city government. ed Tiere. Improvements contemplat­ 25c war tax for adults and $1.25 pluk m m ed includeaddltional dormitory space, 13c war tax for children. Thess tk k - * •• I eta admit one to all ten attractions class rooms nnd offices. •• State Hospital Work for five days. MANY RIOTS IN GERMANY, POLICE EIRE ON GROWDS, MANY RIOTERS KILLED Communists Try o To Start Trouble Thruout Germany (B7 Tb* A***clit*d Pmil LONDON, Mnrch 24.—Account of troubles at Hamburg telegraphed to the Central News from Berlin, says more than fifty communists were killed in the fighting last night in the Altona section of Hamburg. HAMBURG, March 2t. Fifteen civilians ami one policeman were kill­ ed and six persons wounded in riots here Into yesterday. The police firod on the crowd and threw hand gre­ nades when rioters refused to obey orders (o disperse. Reports of ser­ ious rioting nt Eisleben, Prussian Saxony were seceived. Several per­ sons were killed and wounded in nn attack on police headquarters. BERLIN, Mnrch 24.—Great proper­ ty dnmngcs nnd loss upwards of scores of lives marked the Commun­ ist disorders in various cities, and in the towns of I’russiari, Saxony and in Hamburg yesterday. Banks, public buildings nnd many places were wrecked. Scientific Classification of Railroad Employes Will Be Taken Up (B r Tb* Au m I*I*4 T n m ) CHICAGO, March 24— Scientific classification of railroad employees will be taken up for the first time botween representatives of the railroad labor board nnd the Interstate Com­ merce Commission at a conference to be held in Washington on March 30, it was stated here today. Represen­ tatives of railroads and labor organi­ zations will confer with the board and commission experts at the Washing­ ton meeting to offer advice and amendments. , Patriotic Rallies Planned by Legion (* 7 Tb* A***cUU4 Tnm) INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 24— Patriotic mass meeting in every slate are planned by the American Legion for the near future, starting with one at Philadelphia.April 4. An announce­ ment from the*legion's national head­ quarters said state departments were completing arrangements for meet­ ings in the principal cities of each state. . • Men of national prominence will be speakers, the announcement said. ' • • *-! . .. * . / ** . SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1921 fruits and v eg eta bles to IN C L U S IV E IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME XIL we are T a sl e e p 2, Delayed by Lay Off CHATTAHOOCHIE, March .24— Progress on construction of new build­ ings at the State Hospital for the In­ sane here haa been seriously inter­ rupted by the laying off of workmen. Fifteen bricklayers, carpenters nnd helpers have been released and fur­ ther reductions are expected. "Men still employed are engaged upon the construction of the new power and ice plant, , •: 21" ■-- . V ■,v * • Will Arrive by Plane CLEARWATER, March 24— H. B. Judkins, of Havana, is expected to arrive here the last of this week with a party of friends in a huge seaplane to attend the National Southern Air Tournament at .Clearwater-Belleair, Lieut. Frank Lamb, one of the most noted of American pilots, is' in com­ mand of the plane. The machine will be entered in the seaplane contests. (* fii BERLIN, March 24.—Communist workers today seized the administra­ tion buildings of the Blohm and Voss shipyards at Hamburg and hoisted tW red flag, says a dispatch from Ham­ burg. Workers In other ship yardfc • * and •—— - —— - B— »mass ima demonquit are organising atratlons, the dispatch adds. ' ■.V£^59 ■M L'isaai {. �TH E SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1921 HOO-DOO Well Known Virginia All County Agents Will Meet Planter Will Make it A t Lakeland . a Show Place ’ (Hr TU AiucUUd Fra**) GAINESVILLE, March 17.—Tho 1921 base ball squad of the Unlver» sity of Florida Is fast rounding into shape and when the season opens March 21 the University is expected to have one of the most formidable teams in its history. The squad has been practicing for the last three weeks under the coaching of Lance Richbourg and Prof. Beck. Richbourg is a former 'Gator star who went to the major leagues in 1919 and altho ineligible to play he returns each winter to pursue his course of study at the University. He will report for duty with the New York Nationals later in the spring. • The 'Gator schedule so far as it has been completed, begins March 21st at Tallahassee where the team will meet Mercer. It follows: March 21-22—Mercer at Tallahas- Sanford Lodge Among Florida Farms Feel the Slump / Thriving Lodges of In Farm Prices the State (fn a Dally) Sanford lodge Loyal Order of Moose Initiated nine more candidates last night, tho work being exempli­ fied in fine shape by a degree team from Jacksonville assisted by mem­ bers from Orlando and Tampa and Daytona and many other neighboring cities. About fifty were gathered in Ma­ sonic Hall when the time came for the ceremonies and the work Is put on in a most beautiful form with no rough stuff of any kind but with a great lesson and moral attached. About fifty members Have been sign­ ed up for Sanford lodge and the baby lodge is among the healthiest in the state. The following visitors were present and were banqueted at the Valdes Ho­ tel at 8 o'clock after whidh the initia­ tion ceremonies took place: Jos. T. Duffy, Jacksonville; N. E. Bates, Daytona; H. A. Godbold, W. H. Storms, Judge Jos,. C. Madison, Jacksonville; John W. Williams, Day­ tona; E. C. Benee, R. E. Bay, E. C. LIgon, Captain E. S. Parrish, Geo. P. Iloutwcll, W. B. Lewis, Claude Al­ bers, R. J. Maher, J. N. Carroll, K. B. Edj^, C. L. Bowen, R. E. Hill, B. Tuble, Chas. M. Raphum, Jackson­ ville; F. E. Mathews, Bill Balbrieg- (*7 n . iiwdiUi Tnm) Runs >Em Crazy . Kills ’Em Quick WASHINGTON, March 17^-FIorida farmers are feeling the heavy slump in the prices for agricultural (*7 Th« AiMrUted r n u ) . . * products as badly as those in any oth­ LAKELAND, March 17.—The bi­ er part of the country. Statistics, ennial business meeting of county ag­ showing the average estimates of . MOSQUITOES, ricultural agents from twelve counties the farm value of important products Flies, Roaches, Ants, Ikd in Florida on January 16 this year FATHER OF MRS. ROBERT HINES of Southern and Central Florida will B ugs, Mites,' Body Lice be held here March 24th. The agents compared with those of last year'on WILL BECOME PERMANENT and A ll Insects will discuss their individual and com­ that date, as announced by the De­ RESIDENT. POSITIVELY GUARANTEED mon problems and new practices and partment of Agriculture, show the theories relating to their work. Dr. (F ra* n m f e y 'i Dtfly) . heavy declines suffered Following Sold Everywhere Among the large real estate deals N. C. McQuarrie, chief of the State are the more important products with King Chemical C,, Pelham, Ga. of the week is that of Elder Springs Department of Agriculture, heads the their January 15 prices this year . . that was sold by Stewart & Gatchell organisation. and a year ago: to T. A. Fraser, of Frederiehsburg, Product— • 1921 1920 Visit Belts Beauty Parlors, lfe. Va. Elder Springs is one of the fin­ Hogs, per 100 lbs..........$ 8.00 $11.10 zlnine floor of Seminole Hotel. Ap. est resort locations in the state but Beef cattle, per 100 lbs. 5.50 7.00 March 28—U. S. Infantry School, has never been used for anything ex­ Veal calves, 100 lbs. .... 8.60 9.80 at Columbus, Ga. cept a residence and the water rights Sheep, 100 l b s . ____ 7.00 8.20 March 29—Yale, at Mpcon, Ga. have overshadowed everything else. Lambs, peT 100 lbs_... 7.00 10.00 April 4—Virginia Polytechnic In­ Elder Springs water has been sold on Turkeys, per lb. v.__ stitute, at Blacksburg, Va. the market for many years and has a Wool, unwashed, lb. . April 6—Virginia Military Acade­ reputation second to none among the Milk cows, head __ 65.00 102.70 Visit Heltz Beauty Parlors, M». pure, soft waters of the state. BOND COMPANY IIA8 BAD FIRE my, at Lexington, Va. Horses, per head ..... 40.00 180.00 tApril (J—Washington and' Lee at xinlne floor of Seminole Hotel. Ap. Stewart & Gatchell purchased the LAST NIGHT—350 MEN Beans, per bu. _____ Lexington, pointments by pbone. Hot oil »hny springs property from Wallace Wheel­ . OUT OF WORK. Soy Beans, bu. -----April 7—Trinity at Durham, N. C. er some time ago and the deal was poo and mud facial, some of our spec­ Cowpcas, bu. ...-.__ _ (»r TW AimcUIW Pratt) April 8—University of North Car­ ialties. Elder Springs Water used. said to be a big one at the time and Turnips, bu.-----------DELAND, March 17.—Tho so* mill olina, at Chapel Hill. the sale made this week to tho new Appointments limited to Wednesday Cottonseed, ton ____ owner runs into large figures as the and dry kiln of tho E. W. Bond Com­ April 9.—Open. and Thursday only. ' 31-Rp Hay, timothy, t o n __ property contains a fine residence, pany, at Lake Helen, were destroyed April 11—Norht Carolina State, at Hay, clover, ton ___„ some eighty acres of.land in grove, by fire last night of undetermined Raleigh. Hay, alfalfa, t o n .. Sanford Furniture and garden, and Elder Springs that origin. The loss was $150,000. Prac­ April 12—Furman, at'Greenville, S. Hay, prairie, ton ,__ tically covered by insurance. It was is a most valuable asset indtsetf. Mr. Bran, ton _________ . Hospital Frazer Is the father of Mrs. Robert announced that the plnnt would be re­ April 13-14—Mercer, at Macon Cottonseed meal, ton.. Hines and Mr. and Mrs. Frazer visit­ built immediately. Three hundred Have your old D ressers Rebuilt Corn, per bu. ______ ed hore for some time this winter and fifty men arc out of work as tho Church Can Face into D ressing Tables. Oats, per bu................ where Elder Springs greatly attract­ result of the fire. Potatoes, per bu........ ed Mr. Frazer. He is a big property In Any Direction catcher, is exhibiting mid-season Furniture repaired and refinlshSweet Potatoes, bu. .. owner in Virginia and owns some form. Hartman and Liddcn, the two ed. Brass beds reflnished. loose, per ton.,.. Says the Judge ’Hay, valunblc farming land nnd plantations veternn pitchers, are in fine condi­ Cotton, per lb.............. there nnd nnturnlly his mind was tion and give promise of even better WM. E. CONNOR (■r Tbt AttocltWd Frau) Butter, per lb.............. turned to farms nnd farming here. In work this senson than last. Roach, Phone 219. 116 Laurel Ave. MIAMI, March 1C.—Judge Bran- Err*, dozen ....... _/.... connection'with tho growing of fruits star inflelder, is at present suffering Chickens, pr lb............ ning today disclosed the injunction by the spring n!s6 attracted him nnd he from a broken finger but is expected saw tho possibilities of this location bnck into tho line-up within two which work on the new Congregation­ from several standpoints. Mr. Fraz­ weeks. Hlacke, who plnycd second al church wns stopped because the FOR SALE—450 yards Pcperil sheet The Florida Scout ing, 81x90. 48c per yard. Cal (B/ Tb* AutdiM Frttt) er will come down in a few weeks and Inst year, nnd Grny, the third snek- church wns being built to face a side “ For Wide-Awake Boys" CLEARWATER, Fla., March 17.— er, hnve been shifted to the outfield street instead of tho main street in Saturdny at Benjamin’s. make many improvements in the property nnd will then return to Vir­ Under the patronage of the Army nnd while Bill Madison, left fielder, hns n sub-division. The judge held thnt I! WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher ginia to close up-his affairs and make Navy, one of the most spectnculnr been brought into short. Dixon nnd the church could face any direction SEE M. S. NELSON for all kinds of *j 902 French desired! all his arrangements to come here aviation meets ever held in the coun­ Hubbard, pitchers, Range, entdier, hauling. 31-tfc +-M-+++++++++++++++++++++ in the enrly fall ant) make Elder try will tnke place at ClebrwntcrSprings his heme. Robert Ilines will Itellaire Mnrch 2C to 28 inclusive. hnve charge of the distribution of The event, to be known ns the N at­ Elder Springs water; giving Mr. Fraz­ ional Southern Air Tournament, will er the opportunity, and time to take be under the direct supervision of care of the grove nnd farm and he Army officers and the fleet of. air­ will improve and reconstruct the craft expected to participate, will house and farm and springs in many comprise virtually every type of land ways, one of the improvements being and seaplane. Entries already received include a fine fountain in front of the house where the passerby enn have a drink mnny service and civilinri fliers, of pure wntcr at any time free. He among them Majors A. II. Gilkeson will also set out orange trees, put in and ■ Hnllck; ( ’apt. C. W. Ford; Dicuts. J. G. Willinms, Victor D. H. Strnhm, pure' bred hogs nnd cattle nnd poul- < try nnd make Elder Springs Farm Fred E. Woodward, .1. I). Corkille, O. one of the show places of Seminole A. Gottschalk, A. Dunlap, C. \V. county. Woolsey, C. C. Chnunccy, II. McClel­ land, A. Patrick, R. U. Crunnu, F. E. Johnson, 11. K. Mallory, C. Fishback nn envious .record ns n pitcher nnd it Potato Season Early; and Messrs. C. W. Hnldemnn, A rth­ Is expected he will twirl a number of Movement Will Begin ur Henderson and A. Flavelle. * gnmes this season. E. M. Miller, WnlNaval seaplanes nre expected to dron nnd Huff display great nbtlity arrive here this week from Pensacola nnd With a little experience it is ex­ One 5-room C ollage, Sanford H eights... nnd will include .the latest types of pected they will prove valuable assets (Mf Tk» A u tc liM Praia) One 5-room Bungalow, Sanford H eights The to the pitching stnff. Joe White, n WASHINGTON, Msrch 17.-Re- the twin motored machines. ports of the Department of Agricul­ Aero-Marine Engineering cor;>oration substitute last yenr, will be on the One 7-room House, Sanford H e ig h ts ....... ture from the Hastings section of nlso is expected to send two naval receiving end with Captain Ward. • One 5-room.Cottage, F ifth S t r e e t ....... Floridn indicate thnt the Bcason for cruisers nnd the huge seaplane Ponce One 6-room Cottage, Palm etto avenue ... potatoes will be very onrly, with a de Leon, now enrrying passengers be­ WESTERN UNION One 5-room Cottage, Palm etto avenue ... light movement beginning early in tween Enst Coast points nnd Cuba Is MESSENGERS STRIKE One 5-room Cottage, French avenue...:... April, according to the Nntionnl Mar­ scheduled to conio here from Ha­ FOR MORE MONEY » ket Reporter. The acreage in that vana. One 5-room Cottage, Third s t r e e t ......... Tito officials will includo Major II. 'section is locally estimated to be One 5-room Cottage, Holly A v e n u e ....... MIAMI, March 15.—All Western around 10,000. The present condi­ C. Cloggett, chief air service officer Unioiy messengers here struck today One 8-room House, Palm etto Avenue ... tion of the crop si reported exxcellent. Fourth Corps Aren, who will fly from for higher pay. They want the old One 5-room Bungalow, Tenth S tr e e t....... Plantings in the other sections of the his hendqunrtcrs in Atlantn. Mnjor scnlo of wages, which wns cut 30 per One 6-room House, Mngnolin Avenue ... stnto will be proportionally light ac­ Ralph Royce, commandant at Cnrl- cent Inst week, restored. cording to reports received by the strom Held, Arcadia, will bo in .charge One 10-room H o u se ....................................... department.' of the flying field. Other officials One 10-room House, T enth S t r e e t ...... Reports from the Enst Const of announced are Lieut. Chnunccy, as­ One 9-room House, First S t r e e t................ Florida indicate n tomato acreage be­ sistant starter; Chief Surgeon Mnjor One 8-room House, Magnolin Avenue .... tween 5,000 nnd 5,600 compared with H. Harwood, Army Medical Corps, One 10-room House, Mngnolin Avenue .. 13,500 last season. If weather con­ nnd Licuts. Clark nnd McClellnnd, ditions are favorable a movement of checkers at turns. Licuts. Mallory One 10-room House, Oak* A v e n u e ............ approximately 2,500 cars is expected nnd Johnson will be time keepers. One 7-room House, Park Avenue ............. 6-lbs. Crisco, can ..£1,35 with shipments continuing in good Sunday, Mnrch 27, hns been set volumo through April. The locally aside ns “stunt" day and those In 8-lbs. Snowdrift, .... 1.40 estimated acreage in tho Moore Hnv- charge of tho program expect tho •n section is 2,000 to 2,200 with the greatest exhibition of trick flying by­ Tall Cream, can...... 14 movement beginning April 15 to 20, army aviators ever seen In the South. Srpall Cream, can.. .07 and the peak coming about Mnrch 15. The tentative program provides fqr The Manatee section expect* to have parachute drops, formation flying, 15-lbs. Irish Po­ 247 Beautiful Building Lots at reasonable prices. 8,000 to 3,500 acres in tomatoes. racing, of which a contest over a 100tatoes, p e c k ....... .45 Shipment of Golden Self Blanching mlle course will be the feature, and Celery Farms, large or small, located on both sides of the city .25 celery was at its highest the middlo every evolution of which an airplane 2 pkgs. Oat meal.... * will bo Marine of February with a weekly movement is capable. ** Monday at reasonable prices. . • Good White Bacon, . of more than 800 can. The yield is boat day with the entire program tieper lb. ................ -20 good, averaging between 600 and' 7Q0 voted to the navjil aviators. Feat­ Orange Groves at prices that will double your* money in 10-Ig. crate* per acre] ures will be seaplano racing, bomb­ three years. • * . . Sugar Cured Bacon,' Very little disease appears In the ing and firing at fixed marks while per lb. ;................ .35 , fields and the quality of the stock in In full flight. general Is classed as excellent. Mayor* of Florida cities and heads Oats, sack ........... 2.40 Indications are that there -will be of Chambers of Commerce are expect­ liberal planting of pepper* in all sec­ ed to attend the tournament and it la Corn, s a c k ............. 2.40 tion* df the state. It is locally esti­ planned to have them meet to diacuaa mated that tho Manatee territory will steps to advance aviation in the state Larro Feed, sack .. 2.85 have around 600 acres and about the and in the south. Sweet Feed, the best, •ame acreage will he grown In the FINE PR O PER TY W h at ? Sanford Cash Grocery ^ • — per sack :.... ..... y 2.90 SANFORD CASH GROCERY “THE REAL ESTATE MAN 29 Years a Resident of Sanford �i SH f e S sf * mm • —~±^u. r ■HHGB1 ': ' -— • — i- - - * ™ > ■ ' " •' '•- ’ T------ _ —• - • t. THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1921 re - WEST FLORIDA WOULD VOTE AGAINST BILL BRIDGE ACROSS ST. JOHNS SUBJECT FOR DISCUSSION WITHCOUNTY COMMISSIONERS w THAT WOULD • ANNEX NINE COUNTIES TO ALABAMA I’Elt SE Osteen Ferry Will Be New Tractor Company Locates in Sanford Made Into Toll CHOSE SANFOHD AFTEIt LOOKBridge COUNTY- CONTROL r ‘■ Mm I- m RH - INC OVER THE STA TE. (From Monday's Daily) Among the many new enterprises INSTEAD OF PRIVATE WILL HE located in Sanford during the past WATCHWOHI) OF THE week is the Ferguson-Hill Trnctor Co., . TAXPAYEHS Belling agents for the Spry-Wheel Tractors, snid to be one of the best (From Monday's Dally) Tho subject of a free bridge or n in the market. The new Ferguson'toll bridge ncross the St. Johns river Ilnll Co., will have their warehouse in a t the Osteen ferry was thoroughly the old Ford building on west First discussed at a meeting of the county street and expect to have 36 counties •commissioners of Volusia and Semi-j in Florida for their field. The fact that Ferguson-Hall Co., nole counties th is’ morning at the •court house. The iden of having pri­ chose Sanford for their headquarters vate control was nlso touched upon after going over the state demon­ and after much discussion it was de­ strates Hint Sanford is becoming the cided to nppoint n committee composed center of the wholesale ami distrib­ of two members from each county uting business for many lines of busi­ board to act in conjunction with the ness and in the next few years there county attorneys and county engineers will be many of the largest houses in from cnch hoard. This committee will the country with headquarters here. investigate all the conditions in con­ Tile Ferguson-Hall Co., is composed nection with the building of this of Geo. O, Ferguson, who is president bridge, the estimates and cost of con­ and treasurer, ami Fred Mali, secre­ struction, etc., and report at the next tary and they will carry a full line of meeting of the board on April 5th the Sjiry-Wheel Tractors and nil the business of the many counties in which is the regular meeting. This question of a bridge across which they will have agents will lie the St. Johns river is one that Is tributary to Sanford and this new most important just now. Several firm Will do much toward putting years ago the county commissioners Sanford on the map in large letters. Mr. Ferguson and family and' Mr. of Volusia and Seminole made a great mistake in allowing private interests Hall will reside here and become iden­ to build a toll bridge at Monroe ferry. tified with the business und social life At that time the boards would not of this city. The Spry-Wbeel Trac­ build a bridge am I it was t ho light tor is manufactured in Boston and tile best to have the bridge instead of the prineipn! business offices are in New ferry but now that the boards see the York and this tractor having built up light they feel that cither the bridge a fine reputation will bring much bus­ will be built by the counties or it iness to the home company and they will remain as it is until the counties will push it throughout Florida. See their advertisement in this issue. do build it. We have had enough of the private control of bridges, corporations, utili­ Will Divide Hillsboro ties and ail that enters into our daily life. If private corporations can County With Plant City build toll bridges and make thousands as New County Seat of dollars every year out of them the counties and cities can build them1 und this is not the time to bottle up1 PLANT CITY, March 10.- A moveany more rivers in Florida with pri­ meiit'-Flir county division, which was vate toil bridges. If the counties are, quietly started a few weeks ago, too poor to build tin* bridge let them crystntized at a meeting held here float bonds and pay for the bridges Wednesday night at which were pres­ ■with tolls until they are paid ami then ent about fifty-prominent citizens of :make them free. This was agitated this city and the eastern end of tho by 1he Herald when the last one was county. The meeting, which was pre­ 'built but the penny-wise and pound’ sided over.by Mayor W, E. Lee, de­ foolish [ample could not see it and cided to'petition the legislature for now that they do see it they should the partitioning of Hillsliorough coun­ never again make the same mistake., ty, and a committee was appointed I-et us have municipal ownership all with instructions to draw up tile net cssary petition circulated throughout the time. the territory affected, for signatures. It is proposed to divide the county Club Women on a line running north and south at a |ioint just west of Mango. The new Will Organize county .would be about eighteen miles Women Voters from east to west, and about thirtylive miles from north to south and i Ujr Thu Aiio* u t * d Fr«M ) would be bounded on the north by JACKSONVILLE, March 10. I’asto, on the south by Maliatie, on Chib women mid others interested the east by Folk and on the west by from all parts of the slate, will meet J the parent county, Hillsborough. It here March .'11 and April 1 fo>- th e 1is proposed to name‘it Plant county, I>Uf|iose of organizing the Florida i with Plant City as the county seat. Ixtaguo of Women Voters. The call Should the new county lie created it fo ^ th e meeting was issued by Mrs. J. would have a population estimated at D. Salley, of Aiken, S. C., third re­ from 20,OOt) to 25,000. It would em­ gional director of the National Lea­ brace the following thriving towns: gue of Women Voters and by Mrs. J, Plant City, Setfner, Dover, Brandon, A^ Corbet, of Jacksonville, appointed Valrico, Turkey Creek, Branchton, t*n jierfcct local arrangements. Sidney, Thornotosanssa, Coronet, Dur­ iHans of the leaders call for or­ ant, lloyette and several smaller plac­ ganization of the state league the es. . ' < duy preceding the State Social Ser­ vice Conference, which will bo held One of the many buildings to be here April 1-3, with the expectation erected in Lake Worth this summer th:«t this will insure an unusually will lie a fine business block on the large attendance, as many of the wo­ corner of Lake avenue and J. Street. men interested in social service work This lot has a frontage of 100 feet were lenders of the suffrngu move­ and it is reported the transfer of this ment. lot involved an expenditure of $15,000. TALLAHASSEE, March 28.—The aupreme court today reversed the de*a«e of the Marion county circuit *court enjoining Marion county offlCREAM FOR CATARRH •ciaH from levying and collecting a OPENS UP NOSTRILS ta x to provide an interest sinking Telia How To Get Quick Relief fund on the | 0,000 road bond issue from Head-Colds. Ira Splendid I authorizezd at an election last April. The bonds have not yet been Issued In one minute your clogged nostrils and the court held that under the law bonds must have been issued before will open, the air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe n tax levy can be lawfully made. freely. No more huwkJng, snuffling, 1he Rats Around My Place Were blowing, lit*adarhe, dryness. No strug­ gling for breath at night; your cold Wise," Says John Tuthill. nr catarrh wilt Ik* gone. T r ie d everything Jo kill them. Get a small bottle iff Ely's Cream Mixed poison with meal,'meat, cheese, Balm from'your druggist qow. Apply etc. Wouldn't touch it. Tried RAT- a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, SNAP, inside of ten 'days got rid of healing cream in your nostrils. It all rats." You don’t have to mix penetrates through every air passage RAT-SNAP with food. Saves fussing, of the head, soothes the inflamed or bother. Break a cake of RAT-SNAP swollen mucous membrane and relief —lay it where rats scamper. You contes instantly. will see no more. Three sites, 35c, It's just fine. Don’t stay stuffed65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by up with a cold or nasty catarrh—Re­ lief comet so quickly.—Adv. Hardware . . - REDPATH LUCKYSTRIKE cigarette. Flavor is s e a M ln bytoastirff ! CHAUTAUQUA ATTRACTIONS INCLUDING TALLAHASSEE, March 22.—Gov. Hardee and Attorney General Buford in statements today to the Jackson­ ville Metropolis correspondent declar­ ed It their opinion that the citizens of West Florida are Irrevocably opposed to the annexation of nine'W cst Flori­ da counties by Alabama. The gover­ nor said he did not favor legislature seriously considering the proposal. DUNBAR’S WHITE HUSSARS Band and Male Chorus ___ _______________ _ “Nothing- But The Truth” ■ Sparkling American Comedy Bill to Prevent the Shipment of Imma­ ture Citrus Fruit SITUATION BETTER ALL OVER FLORIDA REGARDING THE LABOR SITUA­ TION. Times were never better in the San­ ford section and it looks as though there would be more development here this summer than at any time in the past ten years. Every visitor to the city remarks upon the genera! air of prosperity thnt pervndps tho place and those who have come from other states cannot help hut note that the Sanford people as n whole are more optimistic over the future than nrc the people of other, sections. This means something to the investor and it createst n much better feeling with everyone. Conditions ns a whole nrc improving nil over the state and this improvement will help every section of the state. Sanford has more to look forward to thnn many other cities for the im­ provements contemplated are not on tho boom order but are safe and sane and solid ideas of building for the fu­ ture and building hotels ainl other structures that are really needed and that are an asset and not a .liability. On account of the decrease in the price of labor and materials Sanford will find that this summer is the best time to build and our buildings will Htart at the time when they are need­ ed and the activity will do much to­ ward keeping the people busy throughout the summer months. Industrial lulmr employment in Florida is in better condition than in most states, judging from reports which have been made to the Flori­ da Development Board by representa­ tives jo all sectious of Florida. Following the January re|mrt by thi- United States Employment Serv­ ice of the Department of Labor, in win. h Florida was represented to have a very large proportion of workmen out of employment, thd Florida Development Board checked up and showed that conditions in this state were better than in the other states, and offered to help the government agency get more depend­ able figures in this state for their re­ ports, The offer was accepted and n questioliaire was furnished as basis for collecting the information. It wns sent to the leading chambers of com­ merce and industrial organizations in the state to be filled out as informa­ tion upon which to base u rejiort for the state ut large, and Mr. Coull has sent in his report for March today. He says that almost every city rep­ resented in the reports received,'show activity in construction of residences and apartments and that nit of the building trades workers in the various cities can get employment if they want to work, except some surplus la­ bor in Jacksonville, and that seems to V finding work satisfactorily. There is no call for soup kitchens in Flori­ da to feed the unemployed, but u num­ ber of cities in northern stntcs are having to take care of the unemploy­ ed labor ut this time, according to re­ ports from people who recently have visited those cities. The building activity is being en­ couraged in several Florida cities by advertising campaigns of the build­ ing material dealers, calling attention to the present reduced cost of lumber and other materials. So far ns known there Is only one crate mill idle In the state and it closed temporarily for lack of mater­ ial. Some of the lumber mills.are cur­ tailing production until such time ns they can get production, costs more in line with present pricFs for lumlier, but coasiderabtlc of the lumber milt labor which was temporarily laid off is being used to plant crops nnd clear hinds for large development, so it is finding employment. ' The cigar factories are operating to normal capacity and the phosphate mines are taking care of their usual quota of labor, both skilled and un­ skilled. » Artists Four Singers and Players Stolofsky Concert Company There will be a meeting of all growers and shippers of citrus fruit of the state of Florida at the DeLand Chnmbor of Commerce, DeLand, Fla.', at 10 a. m. Thursday, March 2Jth, for the purpose of receiving the re­ port of the committee on the drafting of n bill to be presented before the legislature to prevent the shipment of immature oranges. All growers and shippers are invited to attend this meeting, and their attendance is im­ portant, as the bill will effect all in­ terests alike. If growers and shippers do not a t­ tend this meeting and tuke a hand in the moulding of this bill, they are neglecting their own business, nnd must not find fault afterwards yvith what has been done. Grobecker’s Swiss Yodlers Beulah Buck, Entertainer EVELYN BARGELT Popular Cartoonist in “Joy Night” Program Notable Lectures on Timely Themes 5 BI G D A Y S 5 Redpath Chautauqua Season Tickets $2.50 Plus 10% Tax Wfirk on the superstructure of the Inn in South Palm Beach Is in pro­ gress, and the foundation is in readi­ ness for u three-story hotel building of eighty guest rooms. An expendi­ ture of $200,000 is contemplated. The hotel is situated directly on Lake Wortlp Chautauqua Week Here March 29th to April 2nd big reduction in pr ic es W. BORING, a well-to-do • Kansas farmer, says he has NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Pronpt Shipments. Order now. Fertilisers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Ponltry Sup­ gained twenty pounds nnd is in plies better general hrnllh than he has been in years, since taking E. 0 . PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. Tnnlnr. JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA H A B u lw a r k in defense of the w elfare rus industry. ' "Since Tiutlac has overcome my troubles I have gained twenty pounds' in weight and am in better general; health than for years past," was the straight-forward statement made a few days ago by U. W. Boring, a prominent nnd well-to-do farm er liv­ ing at Overland Park, Kuns. “ During the two years 1 suffered I tried everything I knew of to get relief, but nothing seenupl to reach my -case until 1 tried Tanlnc. My appetite was poor and my digestion was so bad I could hardly retain my food. Nothing seemed to agree with me; in fact, 1 was almost n confirm­ ed dyspeptic. My whole system seem­ ed to be out of shape. 1 would have pains across the small of my back so bad at times I could hardly move around. "My nrrves were nil unstrung nnd 1 would become upset at the least little thing. I seldom slept well at night nnd finally, became so weak and run-down that I lost weight rap­ idly. I was ulso troubled a great deal with catarrh and of mornings had to spend n half hour or more clearing up' my head. "This is ju st the condition I was in when I began taking Tanlnc and it certainly hns Wen n blessing to me. It just seemed to W made especially for my case. I improved from the first. My digestion now is perfect ami regardless of what 1 eat I never sulfer any had after-effects. "The puins across my hack have en­ tirely disappeared. The catarrh has left me, too, and my head is perfect­ ly clear. I am no longer nervous and rest well a t night. I have regained, my .lost weight and am feeling Wtter nnd stronger thnn I have In years. I am going to keep Tanlac in my house so it will W handy at all times.", Tnnlac is sold in Sanford by the Try a Herald Want Ad.—It pays.. Union Pharmacy.—Adv. Tb* (orw«rd itri<!«« ol lb* last l*a7««n ilarltd «*ilb c<M >p«rs(ln| $row • r*. Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots I HAVE THEM > SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” tlon — lota are being sold right along and building in this section la such as to gladden the heart o f those who hove th e good of Sanford at heart. This is no idle talk—I have weighed the statement and _ to say just what is my candid convictions would put it most too strong for the careful, conservative person—that person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who has VISION will agree with me now—the other later. .E . “The Man Who Sells Dirt Cheap ’ Watch the South E ast Corner of Page �.fgl J- . +. ytr- — ---------—™—-• - - -- u> Kv*i« nrx: “ i . ■'■»■’ " ’ ^ :i--: ------ --- — ------ — pgsf|g*5piWT!?5ter* 'rsrP rv-rnf^ •!«- ^ + -1: ,J - THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY. MARCH 25. 1921 TEXT A TRIBUTE of spe c ia l act WHAT you lose ADOPTED BY ALABAMA FOR BUYING NINE COUNTIES On Sunday morning there passed away from our midst, a sweet, gentle thru baking failure soul whose memory is fragrant with must be added to baking deeds of kindly service honorably ren­ costa—it has to be paid for. dered. Miss Rcttie Jones had reached the Calumet Baking Powder '1 Would Rather Have age of 77 years. will save you all or that Be­ From Florida That May cause when you use it—there ore We realized that she was becoming North and South du failures—do losses. Every bak­ Be Ratified In Our fragile and (bat she might not linger ing la tweet and palatable—and Florida long. The sunset-glow was getting Itaya moist, tender and delidoua to State brighter, and the time to depart front the last tasty bite. TALLAHASSEE, March 23.—That this world growing nearer. TALLAHASSEE, March 2 3 .-T he the sentiment of the people residing That’s a b ig saving—but The loved ones on the other side of the act adopted in 1019 by the in the counties west of the Apalachi­ that- Isn’t alL Y ou save when were awaiting her coming. To Join for 10c from you buy Calumet and you save jffiilaturtf of Alabama authorizing cola river is irrevocably opposed to them would be a gracious release from when you oae It one sack o t --otiations for the purchase of the the proposed annexation of that por­ helpless suffering. So ns the noon­ JJe counties of Florida west of the tion to the state of Alabama was the G E N U IN E tide hour approached the angelst came lulachlcola river follows: opinion expressed yesterday by Gov­ fcfc and bore her emancipated spirit away “tlnbania General Laws, regular ernor Hnrdcc and Attorney General to the bliss beyond. ^ io n 1919. No. 025. H. 0 9 2 - Rivers H. Ruford, to the Metropolis • There is left to us who remain, bureau correspondent. Dttsby. sweet memories of faithful service “An act to provide for the annexa­ “I do not believe that there is any and honest purpose. tion of Bay, Calhoun, Escnmbia, appreciable sentiment cither in the Goodbye, dear Miss Bettie, ’till wo Jnckson, Okaloosn, Santa sections affected or in the state as meet again in that fnir land where TO BACCO Rcfi, Walton and Washington coun- a whole for the annexation by Ala­ "the inhabitant shall no more say, f tifj in West Florida to the state of bama of the counties beyond the Apa­ BAKING POWDER ant sick,” and where ,the great foun­ Alabama, with the assent of the state lachicola river,” said Governor Hnr­ tain forever flows for the healing of cf Florida, and the Congress of the dcc. “The greatness of our state con­ the nations. sists in part in its diversity of pur­ United Stntes. “And I heard n voice from Heaven -Be it enacted by the legislature of suits and industries. I hardly think saying: Blessed are the dead who die the legislature, now soon to assemble, Alabama: . in the Lord from henceforth: Yea, I t !_______ . , “L—Believing that it will be of mu- will seriously consider the proposition. saith the Spirit, that they may rest possesses more than the or* tua! benefit to both the state of Personally, I should not favor them H. B. McCall, Jr., and Edward Mc­ from their labors, and their works do dlmry leavening strength. You pay Florida and the state of Alabama to doing so." Call, of Lakeland, spent Sunday with follow them."—A Friend. leaa and use less. You get the most I • change the boundary line between said Attorney General Ruford, who is their pnrents. In purity, dependability and wholeR*dpw " someness. itates from its present location to perhaps more closely^ in touch with U cup of butter, Co. J. M. Bcckley, of Cochran, Gn., lineups granu­ (he Apalachicola river and include the sentiments of the people In Flori­ spent last week in Oviedo the guest of In every w a y — It is the best lated sugar, 2 \i within the state of Alabama the coun­ da west of the Apalachicola than any W. J. Varne nml fnmily. wsy to keep down baking costs. That cups flour, 1 cup la what has mode it the world's big­ ties of Florida known ns Bay, Cal­ other ninn in the state, when asked as J Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope and water, 2 le v e l gest selling baking powder—haskept teaspoons Caluhoun. Escambia,. Holmes, Jackson, to what he considered the attitude of j Francis Swope spent Wednesday in It the favorite of millions of house­ met B a k in g Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Walton and the people toward the proposal of the Snnford. wives for more than thirty years. Powder, 1 tea­ Washington, the governor of Alnbanm Alnbanm legislature, said: Wednesday was "Clean Up Day" at IT’S GRANDMOTHER’S RECIFE Good wholesome bakings can be spoon lem on, yolks of 9 eggs. ii hereby empowered and directed to ■* "It is my opinion that an over­ the Oviedo Cemetery. A number of TO BRING BACK COLOR AND “ [ made only of good materials, no Then mix In tha appoint three commissioners, to be whelming majority of the people re­ the U. I). C.'s and others interested other way, so use only gopd baking LUSTRE TO HAIR. regular way. known as the State Boundary Com- siding in the counties west of the in the work went out nbout 9 o’clock powder and~good plain Hour (not •elf-rising (lour). miiiion, on the part of Alabama, to Apalachicola river are irrevocably op­ and spent the whole day, taking their You can turn gray, faded hair beau­ act with a Hke commission on behnlf posed to the proposition of annexa­ dinner with them. This is an annual tifully dark nnd lustrous almost over of the state of Florida whenever the tion to the state of Alnbnmn. I do custom in Oviedo and is always under night if you’ll get a bottle of "Wyeth’s legislature of Florida shall pass a not believe that any sentiment in the auspices of the LL P. C. ladies. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Varne enter­ Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any limilar act, for the purposes describ­ favor of the movement exists beyond i—Thomas It. Baker, Pb. D , a4 drug store. Millions of bottles of this tained at *a Georgia supper last Thurs­ ed in (his art. Rollins College, Aanalytlc and two or three counties, and 1 do not “2.—That the said commissioners believe that this sentiment is strong day night in honor of their guest, Col. old famous Sage Tea Recipe, improv­ Consulting Chemist says of the water: “Of the many waters of this and oth-, and th- ir >ti<l essors be and are here­ enough in any county to pursuade the Berkley. Those present were: Mr. ed by the addition of other ingredients er regions that I hnvc analyzed, I have found none superior In all good quali­ by authorized and empowered, in be­ representative in the legislature to ami Mrs. Vann* and family, Miss are sold annually, says a well-known ties to that of the ’Elder Water.”—Phone 31I-W. Office In Miller Building. Ethel Tny and Mr. and Mrs. T. L• druggist here; because it darkens the half of the state of Alabnmn to de­ support the measure. ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO. termine the state boundary line be"I have heard hundreds of promi- Lingo, all of whom hail from Gcor- hair so naturally and evenly that no Ittrcf, Alabama and Florida to be the inenl citizens of that part of the 1h'in. out' can loll it lias been applied. The High School girls entertained Apalachicola river from the. Georgia j state declare that if such a condition Those whose hair is turning grny IF YOU N E E D A N E W ' itate line to the western boundnry were t<> occur under any circumstanc­ the members of the Woman’s flub op becoming fifdcd have a surprise lirie of Franklin county, nml then fol­ es llutt they wouh! sacrifice what j Friday with n jazz program which awaiting them, because after one or lowing the present county line be­ property they happened (o have in I was greatly enjoyed by all present. two applications the gray hair van­ These warm days have brought on ishes and your locks become luxurtween the counties of Calhoun and that section and remain citizens of Franklin, nr along the line as they Florida by moving into that part o f 1«*«>*’ severe eases of fishing fever innt'y dark and beautiful. ma> determine. tin* state which retained identity a s ' ninong a number of Oviedo's promiThis is the age of youth. Gray-hair­ Buy the B est that Is m ade ( nent and otherwise citizens nnd ul* ed, unattractive folks aren’t wanted “3.—That the said commissioners sueb. and th, -ir Miecessors be farther cm"It i- my opinion that a great many ",nsl *’v',r>' ,I;‘V automobiles and around, so get busy with Wyeth’s powered !.. do and perforin all acts people in west and north Florida' Fords leave town loaded with fisher- .Sage and Sulphur (’(impound tonight fll requisite and necessary to perfect and would favor a s tu te division because i ,,u‘" 11,1,1 fishing.-equipment, Some- J an,| you’ll be delighted with your cuimumate any-agreement for the ces­ of what they consider to lie an ail- I Hines these cars return before dark dark, handsome hair and your junithsion ,.f *he aforesaid territory, now a vantage that would accrue to each sec- , *n rtr,h’r 1° display the proof of their ful appearance within n few days part of ihc -tate of Florida, to the tion of the state by reason of tin. "fish tales" and again they come ill Ailv. W e also have the Buck Line of state of Alabama, and that, whenever diversified interests, occupation and after night with nothing to show or an agreement has been reached by the conditions which exists when a paral­ to say. Large shipments of tomatoes are GAS RANGES Mrs. C. L. West, Mrs. Mnry West going forward from points south of said commissioners it shnll bo com -! lel is drawn between South Florida municated by them in writing to both and north Florida, but those same nnd Charles L. West, jr,, spent Sat­ Miami. the governor of Florida and the gov­ people would not consider for a mo­ urday in Orlando. Dick Walpole spent thu- week end ernor of Alabama, accompanied by ment in a favorable light the proposi­ copies of ;,ii documents, agreements, tion of having that part of Florida with bis aunt, Mrs. W. E. Young, stilt.1. 1n -. map** ami plans. west of the* Apalachicola river annex­ leaving Monday for Sarasota where 1he goes to visit the family of F. K. * lh.,t the Governor shall cause, ed to A lubatna." ’ Walpole. the r.;- rf and accompanying docu­ F. T. Linglcy, of Snckville, Canada, ments to Ik- printed nnd shall trftns- 1 DRINK SANFORD, FLORIDA arrived Sunday and will spend sev­ tmt the same to the n£xt ensuing reg­ ular session of the legislature of this Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-100 eral weeks with his family. Mrs. W. P. C arter entertained the ftatc, or to a special session, should per cent pure. Phone 311. social and prayer meeting committees * special session be called prior to of the C. E. Tuesday ni(jht. Ihc convening of the regular session,? SENTENCED TO HANG, Mrs. C. L. West, Mrs. Mary West, together with such recommendations ORLANDO, March 19.—Judge An,r:' hill- as he may deem necessary to drews today sentenced John I*. Wil- (’has. West, .Ir., Mrs. II. B. McCall (lrr) into effect tin* report of said son to death by hanging for the mur- and Miss Ethel Taylor spent Monday cr‘Biniic.«i,„|,.rs (|t,r ltf jjjp Blster.in|nw near here last in Orlando. PIANO TUNING Mrs. J, H. Lee, Jr., spent Sunday I hat the said commissioners December. Wilson was convicted W. L. Harvey will, tune your piano. Local and Long Distance Hauling | *11 l*e paid a per diem of ten dol- yesterday. The dnte of the execution in Altamonte with her mother, Mrs. 1H years with Cable Co. Permanent­ Lewis. ^r* each and shall be reimbursed for will be set by the governor. ly located in Snnford at 107 West C. S. Lee and W. J. Lawton spent expenses from the general fund. First street. Rhone 103-J. All work several days in Jnekronville last Re stnu auditor shnll nudit nil cxguaranteed. ‘ 25-tfc If Wl* Please You, Tell Others. If We Don't, Tell U b. Lewis. reports, and-whenever npprovA number.of Oviedo people had the } the governor the state trensurpleasure of hearing ibe endid lec­ fr i* hereby authorized to pay said ture of Dr. Ralph I’nrie'.te Friday* Ur l'rs* nn<! the per diem compennight through the k . n d - o f tho Is a powerful Antiseptic and Palo ++ ++ +-M .+ »+»+ ++»»+ »+»»+ +»+ »++ +++ +»»»»»»+ »»»+-b»»»»»»+»». 'on shall be audited and paid whenFirst Nntional Bank of Snnford. Not ' 1!L governor accepts the report “PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Grow Prolific Killer, cures'^infected cuts, old sores, | only, will the lecture, but also the *7 onKrs 't printed, but the comMany porsons, otherwise totter, etc. Relievos Sprains, Neur­ | Crops courtesy of the hank will long ho re­ I'Mfjr.crs shall remnfn in office until vigorous and healthy, are algia, Rheumatism. 17-13tc membered by all the Oviedo people :/" V 'rnor Ri,nN discharge them. bothered occasionally with who heard it. . ^ ,at' whereas, the legislature Indigestion. The effects of a L. E. Wright, jr., left this week for LANDIS, FISH & HULL j .1 °f Florida will convene disordered stomach on the | BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA Jacksonville. r’ur regular session enriy in system are dangerous, and Attorneys and CounsclIora-at-Law A quarter-century of successful m anufacture and d istri­ April, |yo| a n . The Service Garage owned nnd op­ prompt treatment of Indiges­ ii. • the governor of DcLAND, FLORIDA bution in Florida nnd Georgia of H igh Grade erated by Clemmons Hall, has been tion Is Important “The only # .nan is hereby requested to forWill practice in the State.and Feder­ “PROLIFIC” Fertilizers medicine 1 havo needed has sold to C. S. McCullcy. ( t>i J. rnflfiniit to the governor of al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ been something to aid diges­ Floriiin, SpeciaM orm ulas for Cirtus, Melon and all V egetable The long felt need of a barber shop amining and Perfecting Land Titles. prior to“ the V convening of the II. V IIW V .II tion and clean the liver,” ' Crops in Oviedo has a t last been m et by J : "^M ature of Florida, a copy of writes Mr. Fred Ashby, a Reduce your 1921 Fertiliber bills by using “PROLIFIC” Wilson Brown who has opened a shop McKinney, Texas, fanner. ft A ct ani* invite the governor of Fertilizers. just back of th e1 Oviedo Mercantile “My medicine la SCHELLE MAINES tils/ ” *ubn,it the same .to the legleg Honestly made, truthfully sold, and satisfactorily u,#ture of Co., in the room that was formerly .. f i°rida with the recomdelivered L A W Y E R occupied by the Young Tire Co., of­ Z in,lat,on to create a similar comAn independent company w ith capacity of 400 tons daDy. ;; fice. omcK in the court House Ilorida ° n t>art °f the state of A. E. Furnoll, Sr., Mrs. Famell, A. T. E. KING, Agent SANFORD -*• FLORIDA ! E. Famell, Jr., and Clemmons Hall 't further enacted that all SANFORD FLORIDA left Sunday for a trip down the East vlth iT* i“w» in conflict Coast returning Friday. * fctrrhv L BCt ** artJ the^same are for Indigestion and stomach Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope, Francis ^pealed. GEO. G. HERRING trouble of any kind.. I have Swope, Miss Mable Swope and Mrs. never found anything that fecti °t this act shall become cfAtlorncj-at-Law C. S. Lee spent Saturday afternoon touches the spot, like BlackeriKi/ Upon ‘ta “PProyal by the.govARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE Draught I tfke It In broken In Snnford. No. 14 Garncr-WoodrufT Buildin doses after meals. For a long H. W. Anderson left Saturday for Appxove,!. September 29, 1919." W. J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y time I trli.il pills, which grip­ . SANFORD, FLA. his home in Atlanta after a pleasant ed and didn’t give the good . A°!N SHRDLU ETAOIN I AQENTB visit to his sister, Mrs. O. G. Wolcott results. Black-Draught Hvor medicine Is easy to take, easy at Lake Charm. « * to keep, Inexpensive.” Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Varne and fam­ Oat a package front 7°ur ily spent Tuesday afternoon in San­ o rn ci VKOPLKn HANK builoino druggist today—Ask for and JEWELER ford. lnalat upon Thedford’s—the Sanford, Florida MY SPECIALTIES: only genu|ne. Pickard's Hand-Painted China 666 is a prescription for Colds, GrimJCak| .a Cold, F ever and Get It today. , Gorham's Sterling Stiver and LaGrlppe. It’s the Ppe quicker than an yth in g EM Rogers' Plated Ware m ost speedy rem edy we know. ° w* Pfeventlng pneumonia. 17-13tc Elgin and Waltham Watches 5 0 good cigarettes Bull'' DURHAM OVIEDO NOTES SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR ELDER SPRINGS WATER OIL COOK STOVE The FLORENCE Automatic Reho-paste For Carbuncles, Boils, Bone-Felons. Ask Your Druggist ^ % NLL LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER “ We Deliver The Goods” PHONE 498 Indigestion V R U B -M Y-TISM ! THE BLACKSHEAR MFG. COMPANY H E N R Y M c L A U L IN G e n e r a l AT 17-l3tc •: i �• ’ - .■ ' • *"■> THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1921 —v.-1 GOD BLESS BOB DAVIS. STABILIZING CROP RETURNS IN IMPORTANT ISSUES BEFORE THE ’That American who fired on Vic GETTING TOGETHER COMING LEGISATURE. SANFORD tor Bergdoll, the draft dodger, and On Sunday Col. Robert W. Davi, We arc getting together in this C~;7HOLLT ............. . r r». Id.it Bid UlUr missed him, should receive a pension When the Florida legiskiture con­ V. 1. LILLA-ttD..........iMnUrj ud Trtuuir for firing and six months in jail for man's town and getting together clos­ severed his connection as editor of High transportation costs and un­ » ■ A. XITEL.................................Obx tb I I t a i m venes in regular biennial session two the Gainesville Daily Sun. The re­ er than ever before.. We are begin­ settled market conditions this season missing him. weeks from tomorrow it will be con­ tirement of Colonel Davis is a distinct PuMl.k.i t n r j riitijr by have shown again the necessity to our ning to realize that in getting togeth­ ----------- o----------Stealing young orange trees out of er we will build u real town much farmers of making a larger part of fronted with a legislative program loss to Florida journalism. Mr. DavU the field at night is the latest di­ faster and much more satisfactorily their crops staple, so as to await a certainly no less extensive and im­ in his Valedictory published Sunday (Iaoorp«rttod> version in Polk county. Well, any­ than by back-biting, standing back, better market and insure a part of portant than faced by other assemblies stated that ho was over Tft years of SU B lC R irT IO N r&ICC IV ADVANCE: how it gives the Temple orange some holding back, refusing to help each their returns. The raising of corn of the recent past and unless all signs age when he "began his career" u t n r e T E A R ............................................................... KAO other and refusing to take a part in and the establishing of a cold storage fail it will be an extremely interest­ editor and when he wrote his mighty good advertising, eh, what? B IX MONTH8 ........................................................ 1 .U the great work of reconstruction that plant have been two steps in the ing sitting. The further prospect is editorial. He is a kindly gcntlerau, ----------- o----------THREE M O NTHS........................................................T» "What Lies Before Mr. HardingT" is necessnry here. But by various right direction. What are others do­ that it will be as constructive as the of The Old School and wrote as h* B atond u t « « i d C U m M ill M ilto r A u u it IS. thought of the times demnnds. methods and various plans wo are get­ ing for us to learn from? talked. For years he represented this I l l * , at tba Pelt Offtoa at laafard. Florida. says a headline in one of the papers. •Hador Act of March S, 1171. At this writing we may expect to district in the halls of Congress, and There are now in Germany over one We don’t know, hut one thing is cer­ ting together and good work will re­ dried see the legislature spend a greater missed being governor by only a few « W i«a; HERALD BUILDINO. Fhoao M l tain, Bro. Warren, the lies behind you sult from it and result much faster thousand factories preparing We will vegetables. During 1917 alone, they part of its time in the consideration votes. IHb life has been a blessing to are what will count in the next four\ thaq anyone can forseo. build that city here and we will start dried a larger output of potatoes than of a few important proposals, viz: the state and his kind words as edi­ years. Fnpri|a Advrttl.lng H.prti.nl*tivo THEAM URICANPRESSA3 SOCIIATION A Re-apportionment. it this summer. There should be no was raised in the whole United States tors have carried cheer and encour­ Compulsory tick eradication. agement to many a weary heart and Who’s First, Mnn or Cow, asks the dull summer if we can keep every- during the time. The process of pre­ Permanent highways. Haincs City Herald. Well, if you, thing moving. Sanford will be just servation of all kinds of vegetables mind. May his last days be spent tq Chautauqua next week. Fish and game laws. peace. God bless Bob Davis.—DeLa|| meet a cow on a dark road at night what we make I t .. . has been so perfected there, that not - ■ ■— o-------— News. Publfc Utilities Commission. only taste, color and smell are kept ----------- o----------- And the best one that Sanford has it has usually been the cow that was Taxation in its varied forms. perfect, but so, that even the fibrefirst and we had to wait for them to INVEST YOUR MONEY HERE. The last time we saw dear old Bob ever had. No-fence law. Davis, [he editor of the News w*, ous structure {b kept intact to such a ease off the road as we oozed by.’ -------Appropriations, Mnny n ten dollar cow has ruined ri There aro some investments that degree, that when soaked before boil­ with us and we played a low dow* It will not only help our own peo­ Of course other m atters will come joke on Col. Bob by pretending to b« $2,000 automobile and cost the auto are safe. There are some investing the. original form will be restor­ ple but many from neighboring towns owncr $50 for the. ten dollar cow in ments that might yield good returns, ed., This is accomplished by a pro­ before the assembly to share in th<! strangers in-*Gainesville and asking • re coming here to attend it. the bargain. * • There are some that we might say cess of slow drying nnd the leaving consumption of time and many of him a lot of fool questions but wt ----------- o----------------:---- 0----------were all right'. But ^f they are safe of from 5 to 10 per cent of tho mois­ them will receive the approval of the wound up by, telling him who we were Some magazine guy has written n Lake Monroe, the nice hotels, the and sound and if by chance they ture in the product. The result is in legislators. But of tho above men­ and .all three had a war dance on the book on "Idle .Moments in Florida." daily newspaper and the celery fields might yield you some revenue, what figures, that one pound of dried pro­ tioned subjects several are going to main street of Gainesville and we We.wish he had our job on the Daily were whnt attracted the visitors to have you renlly gained by sending duct would be derived from 10.4 have hard sailing if they succeed at hugged Col. Bob good and plenty. We Herald for one month. the city Saturday. And you will note your money out of town. It never pounds of b^nns, 13.3 spinach, 4.4 po­ all, and days will be occupied in their can say amen to-the nbove with all ----------- o------------ • thnt the celery fields come Inst It is comes back and like the water that tatoes, 13.3 tomatoes, 12 cabbage, or: discussion.—Jacksonville Metropolis. out heart nnd may the richest blessOver at St. Augustine they have We do not think they will have such ings fall on the devoted head of Col. Up to the people of Sanford to keep h'fls passed the mill, you cannot grind one car of dried products would equal formed a "Linger Longer" Club. Down hard sledding nnd in fact if the ma­ Bob Davis during the remainder of hU up the hotels, the newspaper and with it again. 20 cars of green vegetables, quite n at Orlnndo they, have formed a "Lin­ make the Inkc front attractive. The But if you invest in a home enter- little saving in crates and freights and jority of the legislators are the kind life. His retirement from the Sun gerie Longer Club." farmers will take care of themselves, prise, if you invest In something in commissions, of men they nre supposed to be they will he n distinct loss to Gainesville , —--------- o-----------——:---- o ■ ■your own city or county and per- ■ Again: 1 ton of green peas in will pass the majority of the measures and the entire state. I t was the perversity of fate that "The tourists are going home" chance it does not yield you a big cans equnls>93 boxes or 4,291 pounds, mentioned above. The state of Flori­ Simon Tuch should l>o “touched” by wails the South Florida resorts. Well, revenue you have still invested your while dried they would weight 175 da ns n whole is waking up to its op­ The tministers of Miami believe in wire tappers nt Miami. He should portunities ns never before and oppor­ doing things. They said there wu let ’em go, dear brothers. They are money at home where some home pounds. change it to "Stung" now. stopping with us on the way home people get the benefit from it. Take The JJritish used some ’of these tunity lies right along the legislation gambling going on in Miami nnd prov. ----------- o----------ami all of our hotels and homes and for instance a hotel property. You dried products, left over from th e ' outlined above. In the m atter of ap- ed it by searching the premises ol Sanford has had all kinds of amuse­ apartments and everything is filled help to build a hotel here and the-en- Boer war, during the recent war nnd propriations we believe the legislature the places suspected nnd finding the ments this year. There were many with them. It is an ill wind thnt tire populace are benefited thereby found them in good condition, which will be governed by sense and reason paraphernalia. ThiB is the proper way kicks on some' of them. Now see blows nobody good and when the exo .even if your stock does not pay big guarantees the keeping quality, when and economy, hut not false economy* to go about It. Always prove what how mnny of^you want real amuse­ dus starts from the South Sanford dividends the first two or three years, prepared right. They can lop off a lot of political jobs you say and it is not difficult to prove ments. • gets the tourists for a few days or a If you put your money in real estate, It will be easy trt sc9, whnt a sav­ thnt were created for.the benefit of gambling in an y 'city in the United few weeks and they like it so well thn in farms, in factories here it is nil ings account our farmers could lay by, political henchmen of former gover­ States nnd Florida. A Toronto, Canada, man flagged a they are coming here next season to returned to the pockets of some one in only converting port of their crops nors and they can save the state much tra in w ith a pair of red socks. We stay in,our new tourist hotel and play^ here and to local channels where into dried products. ( money thereby. As the state is grow♦ have seen Rocks that would have flag­ on our golf links ., . \ the ritv is benefited by it in some Thc American fruit dryers of the ; intf there nre many measures that ged a German train loaded with Litnmust be pussed and that will tend to ---------o----------measure. So if you must invest in west cannot compete with the pro­ b u rg e r cheese and they were not red spend some of the state’s money. The | We note by the Gainesville Sun that ‘ stocks invest in home enterprises. duct put out by Europe, and the either. Col. Robert Davis has retired from They are here where you ean see great danger to the success of drying Metropolis left off the most important | All of Ihnl niee stuff the newspa­ the editorial tripod and thal W. M them and get something out of them. vegetables successfully lies in the of the needs of the state in the educa­ slipshod methods used in our rich and tion line unless it comas under the pers are writing about the slate pris­ Pepper will have to take up this addi­ tional burden tcm|>ornrj|y. The read PASS IT ON TO THE PEOPLE. wasteful country in nil such enterpris­ head of appropriations and in that SPECIALS FOR SAT­ on farm at Raiford may bo all right ers will miss Col. Iloh from the Sun es. The science of the processes 1i-ase b‘t us have all the money we can for those who are not there but it will URDAY ONLY The Plant City Courier quotes should be studied nt the point where get for the schools and the school not popularize the farm as a summer for he was a most fluent writer and hml so many friends over the state slruwberries this week as selling at the most perfect goods are produced. teachers. resort. who love him boon use they have between thirteen and a little . above Next it will take an intelligent ad­ The building of a bridge across* the Good nineteen cents a quart. T h e'retail vertising campaign to create a m ar­ Everybody get behind the Chautau­ known him so many years. writers are growing scarce and those price of berries ill Tampa has been ket and an equally careful campaign St. Johns river at Osteen Ts again qua and make it a big success. You have nl! been talking about higher that are loved by the public are grow­ ibirty and thirty-five rents—the same to educate the cooks, tile individual being agitated, and u committee con­ class amusements Here it is at your- ing scarcer but we opine that unless as when berries were ten and fifteen consumers !o the proper ways of pre­ sisting of two members of the Board door. Give it your support and see Col. Hob is mil for good that he will vents higher in Plant City. The peo­ paring thrrfe products, since ignor­ be back on jhe job again before long. ple of Tampa have been good custom­ ance in this one direction alone can of County Commissioners from Sem­ th a t it flourishes. .Meantime we opine that Will Pepper ers for the berry sellers, they have spoil the reputation of a new product inole nnd two from Volusia have been appointed to investigate the matter We may not have a ball team this can shake the Pepper box for the bought liberally all (hat came to forever. InUii, ill the higher prill's, even ratlgThere never was a more favorable nnd report at the April meetings of summer but we will all be busy build­ time lu-ilig. ----------- o----------i' g op to seventy-five cents for the time than at present to go into this. ing new hotels, golf links, homes, etc. these two bonTds. The building of a The next legislature will pass such "inter berries. It would seem a fair Foods are high ami in all probability Ion busy to play ball and at the end bf the season we will probably have; strenuous laws regarding bootlegging Uii.ig to give the housekeeper a chance will be for some, time to. come and free bridge a t Osteen would take pro­ that it will come under the extra haz- *u put up a few cans or quarts of the public is more receptive of taking bably 'nine-tenths- of the traffic from ; more money. ardous occupations and few will cure herruis now when the season is draw- on a new product for its cheapness the Harden Ferry bridge, where toll is charged.—DoLand News. Seminole county can well feel proud to engage in it. The proposed new *nK an end and berries are cheap than heretofore. And we can look for opposition field. Investigations could also he made law is ope that tin of hrr representative this session Herald has called Tin Plant f’ity Courier "f Tuesday cheaper lyiu on account of the low from those who are interested in the Hon Frank I’. Forster has the rj- for ever since tin so c a lle d p ro h lh i$ 1.00 Nja-cl and the esteem not only of In-, turn laws went mti •ffect iinl that is ay* ' ’While strawberry shipments valuation in the countries where this Harden Ferry bridge' hut it seems that home folks but of every man in Flori­ tu give the ulTctiders a jail sentence during the last three shipping days industry has been brought to perfec­ the county commissioners of Volusia will be guided by the wishes of the da who knows him. instead of a fine. The fines work too bave been even heavier than they were tion. a customer people, mnny ways to suit the people who preceding three days, prices are •---------- o-----------Josiah ’Ferris, one of the men who 24-lbs. Pillsbury ' We should all get behind our new have been investigating this phase of wn the decline. The nyerage price It seems thnt according to the cen­ -city band. It is composed of renl the laws and to give them a jail sen- reached yesterdny was nineteen cents met Ponce DeLeon when he discover­ F lo u r .................. $1.55 ■musicians and they are rehearsing fence and no fines would stop the a quart. There were CO,912 quarts ed Orlando, has quit the newspaper sus figures for Florida that there nre ■regularly. No city is complete with­ lamtlegging and many other grafts shipped during Friday, Saturday and business nnd ftone into job printing-in more nien than women. This gives Orlando. We will all miss Josiah. every girl a better chance in this state i out a good band nnd our own hand that are now fastened upon the body yesterday." Thousands of quarts should be put Orlando newspapers have known him than in other stoles and will no douht i deserves all the encouragement that it politic. Fines are nothing more than is possible to give them. licensing the liquor traffic and if it is ul’ ^“r home use, and if they are ob- for the past thirty years and we opine cause nn exodus of girls from other j necessnry to stop it the fines will m-v tamable at the lower price*, they will Ihnt the lure of the newspaper will be states when the figures are given out. | Ibis is Faster Week and the time er do the work. It is the travesty *'e wor,h 111 the platform from now on, too Htrong for him later on nnd his for the stores to all get busy with Upon Inw and order nnd justice to al- they will be used when the prices job printing business will be given up their spring advertising. Easter is low the fine system to exist in re- Hi-ops below a profitable one for the for the life of luxury and case on a i daily paper. the time tu discard the winter togs Kurd to selling liquor. If you don't shippers.—Tnnipa Tribune, ----------- °----------and put on the summer clothes and believe it watch thr same old offend- .The same thing is tree o f all the It is also the time for merchants gen­ ers get th eir, fines every week or ov- Florida crops. . When the price is Every time wc attend a public meet­ erally to wake up and do some ad­ cry month nnd go right hack to sell­ down in the markets there,is no rea­ ing the spenkers tnlk about fnith, ev­ vertising. ing. son for sticking the home people. T h e $150 Tractor Crating and Freight Extra ' ery time we go to church the preach­ -----------o ----------H ure enn just hold off until the Plant M ore Rows and Dispatch says: "Longer skirts are This is the accepted time for the ers dwell on fnith, every time you legislature meets the papers will have shown in Paris fashions." Maybe so, Snnfonl merchants to arrange for n' hear a group of men or women talking Get Bigger Crops aomething to talk about every day. It maybe so, but in this man’s town they M.rk.s of 8ttlc'a. Tht. |M.ople aro cbm.Mt eventually turns to faith and the There’s no need to plsnt In wide Booms thnt this session will be the have heard the reverse nnd they seem „ , row* when you cultivate With . .. . , mg to Sanford now ns never before Herald has at last come to believe best session of the Florida legislature to .be shrinking Sprywheel. Only7 iacbet wide. nil the time—the thnt perhaps the people of Sanford It weed* end cultivate* the nar­ given the right are beginning to believe thnt fnith is that has been held in many years nnd skirts we mean—not the girls. Howrow e«t row*. You plant mors there will be some constructive work ever, shorter skirts make the men kind of inducements to remnln here. the ............... row* end fet bigger crop* sad Rock of Ages for them. We done tin > always saj this in March look longer and this will help some of There is nothing quite so attractive* preached profit*, it long enough for somcDemonitretioni gladly gives* the short fellows. to people as good stores and sales of body to believe it. Wc hove begged, When tho Sanford Daily Herald ----------- o nil kinds nt which they can get bar-( besoechcd nnd besought the people of chronicles, “we are getting together Write to Senator Fletcher for u gains, Sanford should be the trading Sanford for years to have fnith ini FERGUSON-HALL TRACTOR'S CO. In this man’s town nnd getting closer copy of that bulletin on curing hog center of Florida nnd would be if the their community and it would solve all | E xclusive A gents thnn ever before," it means thnt tho meat. It is Farmers’ Bulletin, No. merchants would take more ndvertis- their problems. If they have it all| celery city intends to move with a 1180. The ham nnd Bnusage and ing in the Daliy Herald and let the will be well. If they have It not there' 105 W EST FIRST STREET * hump and a jump.—Orlando Reporter- “ever’thing" described will make your people know what they have to of- 1will never Ik? n city built here and SA N FO R D , FLA. S ta r. mouth water.—Tampa Tribune. fer. . 1nil of your efforts are for naught. I THESANFORDHERALD THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY S a n fo r d Cash Grocery 5-1bs. White Navy Beans ■................ ...40c 5-lbs. Baby Lima Beans, lb. . 18c 5-lbs. Large Lima Beans ..... 48c 5-lbs. B. E. P e a s...... 58c 15-lbs Irish Potatoes 45c 1-lb. Cheese.............. 35c 1-lb. Creamery But­ ter .................. 63c 11-lbs Granulated Sugar Only $1.00 worth to S a n fo r d Cash Grocery S prywheel We Are the ONLY Authorized Distributors of FIRST-QUALITY PERFECTION TIRES In Seminole and Lake Counties and we give you a WRITTEN GUARANTEE for 6000 miles o n fabric and 10,000 miles on Cord Tires. All our Tires are .| •of new stock and first quality and you can’t go wrong when you buy a perfection Tire from us. Our prices are the lowest. Quality better than the best. 30x3 N. S. Guaranteed, $10.50; 30x3*72 Guaranteed, $12.50. Tubes Guaranteed One Year— 30x3 Tube, $1.90; 30x3*72 Tube, $2.00 105 PALMETTO AVENUE NEXT TO FIRE STATION �■ J a M B M H n " " > THE SANFORD W EEKLY H ER A LD , FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1921 of Scholarships “FLORIDA FIRST” Award For Florida Teachers, MOVIE FAVORED Students at Peabody PRING UMMER TYLES TALLAHASSEE, March 24.—Con­ uflOlE STATE WILL MS ADVER- ditions of the award of scholarships * TISED IN NEW to Florida students and teachers in FILM. the George Peabody College for Teachers have been announced by W. \fjurring its success, groat enthu- N. Sheats, state superintendent of is being manifested to the public instruction. Detailed informa-, -Florida First” film, which has been tlon will be supplied by Mr. Sheats proposed by Tampa business men for upon application of persons who de­ sire to seek the scholarships. j—rtlsine the state as a whole, To become eligible, applicants must ‘ some time ago Paul Gilmore, a agree to remain In Peabody College Tsmps man with wide stage exper- throughout the summer quarter, June filmed a play in Manltee coun8 to August 26, to pursue not less This play, by reason of its bcau- than ten credit hours of work thruS ,1 semi-tropical settings, and the out the quarter, and to fulfill all strength of the story, met with Im- conditions and requirements for cred­ etdiste success in New York, where it in the courses they pursue. It is hailed as one of the beat films on the independent market. from the scenes pictured in this glo, Manitec county, it is declared, > ______ hss derived much advertising—a cirMrs. Jack Hartley returned Wed­ S A N F O minstance thnt is responsible now for nesday from Groveland where she has tfce attempt to give such advertising been visiting her son nnd dnughtcr, to all Florida. The vehicle of the tour Will nnd Ethel. Florida in motion pictures will Fred Parker, of Orlando, was a vis­ he a brisk, bright apd breezy comedy- itor in town Wednesday. drama, *ovcn about the flirtations of Mrs. Harry Leo Harlec, of Atlanta, t traveling salesman. His wife is In is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. hot pursuit, and with scores of girls in Entzminger. * tverj- town, the salesman is kept $Irs. J. S. Dinkel, Miss Olive nnd jomjlng from place to place in quick Mrs. E. C. Mnury motored to San­ order.-• ford W ednesday. The chief difference of method in J. E. Phipps returned Thursday Aiming this "Florida F irst" picture from Tampa. will be the amount of scenery Includ­ Mr. and Mrs. Clark of New York, ed. Every scene will bo well identi­ is the guest of T. G. Roebuck nnd fied, shown minutely, and no pains family. spared to give Florida atmosphere to The ice cream served At the hotel the whole. Two chief characters, the is quite a .treat thetfe n ice' warm salesman and hia wife, will be cover­ days. ing two different sections of the state Mr. and Mrs.’ E. E, Hardy-were at once. No place of importance will Sanford visitors Friday. * . • be overlooked. W. McWorkmnn was in Winter Among the scenes will be the scen­ Park Friday playing golf. ic beauty of Cocoanut Grove, its wind­ T. A. O’Neil gave a social evening ing drives, rondsidc cafes and inns; at the hotel St. Patrick's eve. There the fine fishing at Stuart, at St. Lucie were n number of guests from Orlan­ Inlet, on the enst const; the fine ho­ do among those present. tels of the henutiful country club nt W. McWorkmnn left Sunday nfterFt Pierre; Ormond, with its race noon for his home in Indianapolis af­ trick and speedways, hotels nnd ter spending several weeks on Crank hat*-(Pier homes of some of the world’s grentest Hill. J. K. Phipps took him up to eelebreties; the plcnsure boating fa­ Snnford where he caught the Tampa cilities of Vero nnd its'fnm ous hotel, Specinl. Sleepeye lodge; great docks nnd ex­ Mrs. E. C. Mnury returned to her port facilities nt Fcrnandin; machin­ home in Orlando Monday qfter spend­ ery and foundry developments nt ing several days with Mrs. J. S. Din­ Archer* the "home like" ntmosphere kel. at I.I.ive Oak; Taliahnasee, the sent of . Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks, of New government; tarpon fishing nt Dune­ York, stopped over on their way home din; cit,ni« fruits nt Wnuchuln nnd to visit Mrs. J. S. Dinkel, who is Mrs. phosphate at Mulberry. Week’s cousin. Other places better known on this Mr. and Mrs. Sprouse and son nnd side of the peninsular to be included little Miss Florence Tinkie, of Or­ arr; Iverness, Orlnndo, Ocala, Snn- lnndo, were the guests of Mr. nnd Ladies Sport Oxford. White Canvas, fonl. Hel^ind, Klsslssimme, Pensacola Mrs. Fuller Sunday. Hlnck or Brown Trim. $4 At) nnd $9.00 St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Tnrpon A most congeninl picnic wns given Springs. Tampa, lakeland, Plant City, nt Palm Springs .Saturday afternoon. Dade City, lirooknvillc, St. Augustine, Those attending were: Mr. nnd Mrs. Fort Myers, Arcndin, Bartow nnd A. Y. Fuller ami daughters, Misses LLnke 1Vales. (D lJ ei1 for Men and Women I.eln, Francis and Emma, Mrs. Dink­ The leading part will bo plnyed by el nnd Miss Olive, Mrs. Mnury, J. E. Mr Gilmore in the role of traveling Phipps, W. McWorkmnn and Jim Dr. Reed for Men salesman in Florida. A talented nc- Laverety. Kreider “Pollyanna” for Children tnjs will he brought here to play op­ Mr. und Mrs. Wright arid Ernest posite him ns his wife. Talmr left for their home in Cain, N. Encouraged by business men in this Y., Snturdny. wetion, plans have been launched Mr. nnd Mrs. Robinson, who hnve looking to the immediate taking of been in the Clouser cottage left for pictures, by Baxter, Inc., who arc Plant City Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. McGauhey, of Dune­ backing the enterprise. din, nnd Mrs. Hardwny, of Taft, were cnllers in town Friday. We were glad to see our old friends. T N A U l M A H K .R C a . U.S. PAT. O ff. T. A. O'Neil nnd Mr. Henderson were cnllers in Orlnndo Monday. Thi* KhsUw Sunday is the first in Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Bistline were Ladies and Gents 10 years hut what a special Easter shopping in Sanford Monday. >vr\irr has been arranged to take Mrs. Will Rincnu returned Sundny place here. All East Snnford folks from Jacksonville where sho has been *ill have to go to town or elsewhere under the doctor’s care. party walked for miles and miles be­ sisted by the music committee who !bi' year for Easter service. N. 0. Odium, of Orlnndo, was trnns fore the dogs even began to take up gnve a most enjoynblo program. A Mr. nnd Mrs. B. E.' Squire, of Cam­ acting business in town Monday. a trail. The party left the cars and free will offering was taken for home eron nvenue, have as their guests, Mr. and Miss Dunbar were Sanford followed the dogs into the woods as mission work' and over five dollars Mr. nnd Mrs. Alnnson Benjamin and visitors Tuesday. they took up trail after trail. Four was raised for this worthy cause. Irs. Susie Rrown, the party have C. L. West spent Mondny in Or­ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen nnd Claude possums were treed by the dogs hut j*cn ‘pending some months in Bar- Hinchcliff were in Sanford on Tues­ lando attending the trial of the men •only two were secured by the.hunters "u and nre enroute to their home at day. hut it semed to satisfy them for the who robbed his store early in Febru­ l^ndots, on Long Island. They were Mrs. J. S. Dinkel left Wednesday time being and they returned home at ary. Kuest* of Mrs. Susie Squire at her Mr. and Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Anna to spend a few days with her son-in- a late hour voting Mr. Drnwdy the °me on 5th street in town last Avcrette of Chuluota visited Oviedo law and daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. R. best possum hunter in Florida nnd »«rk. Chapman. this novel sport the very greatest fun Sunday. A. Howard is at home from Mr. nnd Mrs. Enoch Partin and Mrs. of ail. On the following day n real Okeechobee City for a visit with his possum dinner was Berved by the la­ Chester Partin and children visited family. f dies of the party, who were assisting Orlando Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Miller, who Mrs. O. P. Swope nnd children were Douglas Tingley in entertaining the 1Ve *»»h been quite ill v^th flue arc Oviedo Camp of Boys Scouts. The visitors to Sanford Tuesday. now able to he about again. 'Opossum hunts arc the latest form Mr. and Airs. S. W. Swope, Miss Mrs. George Townsend of Mellon- of amusement in Oviedo and the beau­ Scouts greatly enjoyed this party and Alahlc Swope and Francia Swope Saturday night they all decided thaf ville nve., is convelescent after tiful moonlight night we have been possum must good food for ball spent Saturday in Orlnndo. ^Rht weeks illness, three weeks enjoying have turned many fancies players aa the Oviedo boys beat the which were spent a t the Fernnld* towards this novel hunt. Snnford "boys at a game of ball S at­ Raster post cards as, low as one *auKhton hospital with Dr. Puleston There is nothing just like a possum urday afternoon. cent each at The Herald office. All hunt, and no leader for the sport can 4,-n!tin'*'n* l,h>’Bicinnkinds of post cards, birthday cards, The Christian Endeavor entertained ■T"1' ( ^orP«ring and Corpnny’s plc- compare to the Southerrer. Such a etc. You can always get what you lc 'd and bathed at Lake Silver last hunt was given last Wednesday even­ at a social Friday evening at the Club want a t The Herald office. House. The social committee was as­ Sunday evening. \ ing In honor of Air. and Mrs. F. T. Tbe infant son o f Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Tingley and Sons of Sackville, N. B., died of stomach trouble Tues- who Imvc been spending the winter in day night. __ Oviedo with Miss Bertha Dixon. The x ,,^ P " ’^ 'P - p o o r - w i l l sings his sad chnse was led by Marion Drawily with )„ * *U Us eVery evening now. Hope dogs trained especially for possum FOR TYING fr. 'V" ‘•*mnKc his tune when the nnd coon trniling. The party was ’ 'J-’ht rates nre reduced. composed of Mr. nnd Mrs. Tingley, " newspaper editors drove out Douglas Tingley, Amos Tingley, Mr. |"Jgh our section last Saturday, nnd Mrs. J. B. Jones, J. fi/loncs, Jr., lb " r rrlcry at,d exclaiming at all .Malcolm nnd. Ben Jones, Marion S w '"f crop‘ to 1,43 Men in E ast Drawdy, Mrs. Brockcnton and chil­ IN PAST COLORS then.°rd'ii .It S safc Ao Bay many of dren and Misses Ella Belle Jones and 1 bo hack for another look. Bertha DDcon. The party went to . . 312 Market Slreel. Phll.d the woods in trucks and cars, which was quite a departure from the ojdl TAPE3 FOR ALL IleTJu1 ScraUh p>d* from The H e r o i c the Pound—15c. pound- 15c. time Southern possum hunt when the* L0NGW00D NOTES R D , FLA. First National Bank Annex NOW OPEN aytng STRAP EFFECTS FOR u Black Kid —Grey and Brown Suede-W hite Kid-Black Satin f See the Display Window EAST SANFORD OVIEDG NOTES M en's Brogue. Chocolate Color. Nifty, Special $10.00 Mayer “ Martha Washington ” for Ladies Comfort Mayer Work Shoes Iuterwoven Hosiery for Men Shoe Store Shoe Shine Stand About ;h Priced Grain for our Fooding your poultry grain in a haphazard way U too axp—eb o In those days ofhifh grain price*. It a throwing away | _ t Amu and which havo to biiaf I Poultry Feeds Iof i 771* Sagarin* U na Incladut lErtUcusS4 Sngartne Poultry Mash with Buttermilk p— tfld n <ki}T^««d u «r«ry Jtat* oI CELERY & ASPARAGUS PE MFC. CO. HOFFMANCORR.. TA TAPE ALLEN SEED CO S a n f o r d , Fl o r i d a �.♦ V ' •. -------------------- , THE SANFO RD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1921 a THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 19^1 CLASSIFIED WANT ADS Legal Advertisements u .. NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SAI.R Call ►♦♦♦♦♦+♦*•:•+*■!• a -1 CRATE CO., The Big F eed Stor£, * In Circuit Court. Seventh » ... _________ WANTED Circuit, Seminole County, S o r t ? WANTED—Second hand ahow r a at NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR In Chancery. orid*. Inquire at the paint atore In the WeCITY TAX I)EEI) laka Block. Railroad Way. 5-tfc. B. Drew, Complainant vs. Thatch*. WANTED—Young cow. Muat be PHONE 181 JIJST TRY US Notice is hereby given thnt J. E s r * * freah and good milker. J. H. Mel- Laing, purchaser of City of Sanford a mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfc Tax Certificate No. 179, dated the 1st ir N0A CJ B_ ! Creby *lvcn th*t I. C u WANTED—Team work, all kinda. fir day of April, A. D. 1916, has filed Hand S heriff 0f Seminole County tonla Beach , returned to her home Palm Beach Tropical News, and wife PROFE880R HA8KIN8. quire Hanson's Shoe Shop. 28-l2p said certificate in my office, nnd has Florida, under and by virtue of an J ’ ] ONE DAY ho had a tube. Friday, accompanied by Mrs. Each passed through here today, returning Would Divide Counties ccutlon Issued out of the CIrrnH a a a I WANTED TO BUY—New aelf-startmade application for City Tax Deed WA8 A kindly soul. and Mr. Morris NIvcr of Daytona. from a honeymoon spent with the Wifh Groups for Rep­ I OF RADIUM and bo told. • • • 1 inK Ford. Muat be n bargain for to issue In accordance with law. Said Court, 7th Judicial Circuit (From S»tord»7'» D»0z) groom’s parents in Bradcntown. The • • • BRIQHT^ON aomo subjects. the cash.—Cates Crate Co. 29-tfc certificate embraces the following de­ s r s * hpir * . «— & Z 7T , resentatives Mrs. C. L. Goodhue is spending a Afr. and Mrs. 0. J. Pope have as couple were married on the 9th of this I THE 8TUDENT8 nil about 1C. ♦ Of March, A. D. 1021, based on . ----------scribed property situated irr the City LADY ORGENTLEMAN AGENT few days In Jacksonville. BUT 80 absent-minded. their guest Rev. J. W. Bartlett of month. Mrs. Wentworth was Afiss judgment entered in that certain cau* • • • AND FINALLY, by mistake. <*r n*.Au*ci.u4 rr***) of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, \\ anted in the city of Sanford to Grand Island who Is hero attending Beulah Hutchinson, of Sanford, before • • • UWy pending said court and J THAT ONE day at tho barber's. TALLAHASSEE, March 19.—At­ sell the genuine J. R. Watkins Medi­ to-wit: Lot 11, SUyidiford’s Add. The Master Billie Ball is quite ill in tho the revival at the Methodist church. her marriage.—Plant City Courier. IIN8TEAD OF tho tubo. ; • •• MISS KATHERINE WILKEY, Editor, PHONB 428 said County, wherein B. Drew **. • • • torney General Buford today in a let­ cines, Spices, Extracts, Toilet Pre­ said land being assessed a t the date . -------/ HE TOOK off hit collar. Fcrnald-Lawton hospital. ' i HE PULLED out ono. • • • parations, etc. All or spare time. A of the issunnee of such certificate in complainant and’ Thatcher Re^ --------1 . ter to Senator Tom Campbell, of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight, Mr. and (From TuesdRy’s Dally) CHAUTAUQUA CLOSES WITH Mr. and Mrs. Grovcnstein arc re­ • • • Company, a corporation, et al TO QET fihavod. the name of L. Blaylock. Unless said wonderful opportunity to get Into Mrs. R. S. Keelor nnd Miss Wilkey Mrs. Fred Wight, Mr. and Mrs. Kirt­ I OF HIS cigarettes. CHARMING PROGRAM rejoicing over the arrival of a fine West Palm Beach, outlined the pro• • • U( ho nor o f m is s h a n d . business for yourself. Write todny certificate shall be redeemed accord­ defendants, I have levied upon tk! leave today for East Orange, N. J. ley ,Mr. Fred Bouchelle and Miss Sara baby boy at tho Grovcnstein home. grafti for the renpportionment of the a n d FORGOT whoro ho w u . Chautauqua was to be, is, and is no IH jj May Thrasher gave a lingerie • • • AND A8KED tho class. for free particulars and sample.—J. ing to law City Tax Deed will issue following described real e s ti£ st£ Wight motored to Daytona Beach to Both parents are doing well and Monday afternoon In honor of more, for like the tent of the Arab, state. The plan divides tho counties AND KEPT right on. R. Watkins Co., 62, Memphis, Tcnn. thereon on the 30th day of April, A. "te, lying and being In the County 0f Mr. G. C. Chamberlain returned spend the day Sunday. the big brown canvas has vanished, “Grover" is having a hard time to into groups according to population • • • I“WHAT 18 tho ono thing. ^ Helen Hand. It was a complete D. 1921. Seminole and State of Florida, to. Friday from a business trip to Texas. ________________ ___________ 30-4 tp • • • VH* T Cl- n 1 t rn. . . » w keep his mind on his business for he TILL THE cash-girl acrc-amed. ijfpise to the honoree nnd she was leaving Orlando a very pleasant mem­ WITNESS my official signature ^ L? t B I o c k Thirteen In Tie, George O. Ferguson aijd Fred Hall vows that it is the greatest baby in for representatives in the house and • • • | WHICH DI8TINQUI8 HE8. SEE M. S. NELSON for all kinds of ory of five days of mingled instruc­ L yjcipient of many beautiful presas to area for senatorial districts. •• • • Mf . Cuthbert Butchart and Mr. Wil­ are among the new residents of San­ ^ T ^ ^ ^ ’s Map 0f th* AND A barber stopped him. hauli"g31-tfc and scnl this the 22nd day of March, L B “ the world nnd we men who have been There will be sixty-eight members in tion, fun, and music, all of the beat • • .• ITHI3 MARVELOU8 subs tan oo. A. D. 1921. ’ Town ot Sanford, Florida, as per nlat liam Lindsey leave today for New ford and they will be identified with • • • through the same stage ngree with the house and thirty-two senators un­ HE WA8 a great amoker. j^ li guest was given a heart-simp­ quality, and it ,'too, left Orlando, for York. (Seal) thereof In the Public Record". r f & n ! FOR RENT E. A. DOUGLASS, the Ferguson Hall Tractors' Company, him. • • • ' IFROM ALL others on earth?'* the American Legion, tho nice sum of Inole County, Florida. l e card on which was printed the der hls plan. No county will have • • • • Clerk Circuit Court, which is one of the new firms to be BUT HE'D often pat. SALE OR EXCHANGE—One $200 clear of all call. This will be |i«rf “Matrimony." Then the hostess Miss Muriel Is reevovering nicely more than three representatives. Du| AND THE class roared. And will onnhe first Monday to •' • • • Seminole County, Fla. 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave. started here in the past week. Wo W. L. Morgan was circulating v*l, Dade, Hillsboro and Escambia L . J ihem to give a piece of advice placed to tho necessary’ moneys for from an operation for apendicitis 32-6tc THE BURNT match in his mouth* April A. D. 1921, same being th, By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. Walking distance to city. Two lota welcome them to Sanford. | “t h e y Sa t is f y .* among his mnny Sanford friends'yes- have three each; Alachua, DeSoto, lljjianing with every letter of the entertaining the crowds of soldier lad­ performed Friday morning. fourth day of the month, during th, • • • com er Center and Elm Ave. Two AND THROW awar. dies who will he in Orlando In May, terdny and stated that Airs. Morgan U d A great deal of laughter fol• • • lota west side Palmetto ave., 60 fL NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR lejtal hour, of aale, In front of th, George Hllty, secretary and treas­ was improving nt the hospital In Jack­ Jackson, Marion, Pinellas, and Polk and also the Chautauqun left us the 1 X 7 HAT la It you've always wanted ||f*(d the reading of all the advice have two each nnd thfe remaining TAX DEED Mrs. J. E. McCluncy and baby Court House door in Sanford, Semin­ THE CIGARETTE. from Eleventh St. Make offer B T hope of ciming again next year, with daughter of Gadsden, Ala., nre guests urer of the Southern Utilities Com­ sonville. He Also gave out tha sad counties one ench. VV a cigarette to do? You know tho • . • • • gbwi to the bride-to-be. ole County, Florida, offer for sale snd pany, was In the city today shnklng intelligence that they would make Corey, owner, 176 N. Spring S t, Los Ianswer. Chesterfields do lt—they not 20 fo r 20 cents HI# 8TUDENT8 lorod him, A delicious ice course was served Mr. Hughes as mnnager, when it will of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Brower. Angeles, Calif. • • 21-tf Under Section 575 of the General Sta- sell to the highest bidder said real • • • * only plcaaoyour tea to, they aatiafy/ hands with his many friends. George their home in Jacksonville in the fu­ |tt the refreshment hour. . b© under the auspices of the Business lutes of the State of Florida FOUR ORGANIZATIONS IN ONE. estate. Terms of sale cash, Pur“ 8 5,^ tho blend—a aecrat blond of i " •Ir -J tiM p i c k , f t . HE WA8 so full Is one of the greatest boosters in Flor­ fine Turkish and Domestic tobacco*. Al%o obtainable In round Those enjoying the hospitality of nnd Professional Woman’s Club, nnd Notice Is hereby given thnt J. E. chaser to pay for deed. Miss Vlctorln Ncsbit, who has been ida nnd scatters optimism and sun­ ture hut we can count on seeing them * MISCELLANEOUS .It puts Chesterfields where none can tint of 50, vacuum-atalad. occasionally. Both of them will be IOF FUNNY surprise* Jlfjjs Thrasher were: Misses Helen ns all of these young women nre hust­ the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Wat­ In order that the men nnd women Visit Heitz Beauty I’nrlora, Mc- Laing, purchaser of Tax Certificate touch them for quality and value. „ C. M. HAND, shine wherever he goes. Hi® latest missed from Sanford more thnn words ■ • t lers, it is easy to see that' even more I Bind, Florence Henry, Agnes Dumas, of Snnford may be reached for tho son, leaves today for her home In Mil- is that the pessimist secs only the Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida. zinine floor of Seminole Hotel. Ap­ No. 130, dated the 3rd day of June, enn tell. | Marie Teague, Virginin Brady, Nor- tickets will lx* sold nexl*" year than legeville, Ga. Sunday school four organized classes pointments by phone. Hot oil sham­ A, I). 19i 8, has filed snid certificate _________ " hole in the doughnut while the opti­ 29-4tc this, and Mr. Hughes assures Ihe peo­ Berndon, Snrn Wight, Ruth in the Bnptist Sundny school hnve in my office, nnd has mnde applica­ poo nnd mud facial, some of our spec­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. TTH JUDlnjvI mist eats the doughnut without notic­ ple thnt the management is doing its Airs. P. T. Wakefield of Geneva was The many Snnford friends of tion for Tax Deed to issue in accord-1 I Hind, Helen I’eck, Fern Ward, MesCIRCUIT. SEM INOLE CO U N TY ^ combined n united department. * Air. ialties. Elder Springs Water used. best to improve on even the very good In the city today nnd reports n big ing the hole. George Is some "Sun­ Claude Herndon nre glad to see him Al.' L. Wright is the superintendent FLORIDA. —IN CHANCERY. ' Lmes Ed. Betts, R. S. Holly, Fredance with law. Said certificate bm -, j.„ Appointments limited to Wednesday met W. June*. business this season for the Wake­ shine Lad and he gnvo the old Bonrd home again after spending several nnd Aliss Virginia Brady the secre­ I Tight, Robert Hines, Frank Wood- offering of this year.. and Thursday only. 195-wklv braces the following described proper­ I.lUl*Vfl. of Trndo n talk here one night that June*. Last 'night nnd in the afternoon field Preserving company; weeks nt the Wnycross hospital where tary. ■Toff, Jr., and Mrs. Kirtley. ty situated in Seminole County, FlorDIVOICE. made the whole city feel better for GET- YOUR ORIDERS In now ~for the Swiss Yodlers held the hoards, he was taken after breaking his leg dn i,to-wit: Lot 6, Block 14, Tier 9, It •apiwtr* from th* ArrMa.lt 0f The four organizations arc as folw many weeks. your new Bulck car. See W. J. ,,7" these being the genuine article from Mrs. R. S. Keelor nnd Miss Kathin Tailing front a car nt Rnnd's Sid­ ows: Sunday Morning Club, F. E. Sanford. I he said land being assess­ Jonc tirrHn .lair fl|,.|. u,„ I'LI’E ORGAN CLUB • TMgPro. 46-tfc ed at the date of the issunnee of such one of the enntons, who brought with rlno Wilkey will leave tonight for ing. He is getting along ns well ns Gntchol aa president; Kuzojinns, Mrs! 3Um Martha Fox entertained the (From W(da(*di*'a D*!ly) them their zithers, to which they sang New York where Miss Knthrine will can he expected hut it will be ninny u A. Al. Phillips ns president; Bereans, HEMS!ITCHING nnd I’icotlng a t­ certificate in the name of F. D. Reed. I Pipe Organ Club Monday afternoon Airs. H. B. Lewis enterttiined the :l A 'r * their home songs, the introduction to he the guest of the Kcclor’s for some dny before he is able to walk around Mrs. Harper as president; Fidelia, tachment, works on all sewing ma­ Unless said certificate shall be re­ runt rum V~n" I it her home on Oak avenue. tM-llerr. in., ,|cfenil, n| -b.t , u.;7* ' " Book Lovers Club Friday afternoon. each of these being given by a cow time. Mrs. Keelor is greatly Improv­ » iM. . chines, $2.0(1. Personal checks 10c deemed according to law Tax Deed aea vt iwrntf-nae ,211 )rir ngnin and-nttend to hls duties on the Miss Adclo Rincs ns president. Lorely baskets for candy nnd EnstYon .rr hell. The compnny was very good and __ .II.rrcfntH . ....... .Tilrrf.I in apprar In |M a extra. Lights Mail Order House, Box will issue thereon on the 30th day of MIIIu ,..ff rx.mpl.lt,| ed by her recent trip to the sanitorA record is being kept of the at­ Mnf„l*,. April ||h. lit |«r eggs were dressed for the Easter Air. nnd Mrs. Chns. I). Brumley of railroad. L io o e t t & M y e r s T obacco C o . yodling was suggestive of the calls ium at Formosa nnd her many friends 127, Birmingham, Ala. 267-oaw-7t April, A. D. 1921. L . 7 .7 * * rul" "*'• eoort ' tendance of the clnsses, pew members Ecr and Cooked Food sale which will Chuluotn, were in the city todny nnd „J* |* r r r, "'*> HI- m.llr* ,.ab. thnt the senner nnd the sennerine hope thnt she will be fully recovered " I r.N’ESS my official signature and f, r.| llrrll T1 "' *0''r'**",, «**!.• In tl.* Mr. nnd Airs. Donnelly left yester­ Bihles, etc. The standing Sunday, ORDER your new Huick now and be it Deane Turner’s grocery next their mnny Sanford friends were glad inf,I II, laid, a n*n.pa|*r puMI.!,rd In ■ L give from hilltop to hilltop, as they when she reaches home. seal this the 22nd day of March A n.,|* Couifl,. rixrlda. 1 day on their'elegant electrically equip­ Alarch 20, as to points, was: |,Situnhi). . you will not lose any timo on the to see them. carry their cattle from the lowlands D. 1921. r„i\V lc N,f " ' E .' A < l*r» ,.f ii, ,v . Sunday Aforning Club ................. 76 ped boats the Dnwn nnd the New new enr load coming in soon. 48-tfe A delicious refreshment course of Irss nils, bonier* and ornament*. If r"‘* .'"ir', ll.rrwnf, U.i., .‘i to the heights for grazing. The con­ » "f trfmiar/. .\ p. lujj Air. Ed. Landvoigt, the veteran ed­ «Svalj E. A. DOUGLASS, Ern. They will cruise down tho east Bereans ...................... 71 Mr. nnd Airs. It. A. Newman were I salad and iced ten was served by Miss an ml tells of but one line of goods, YOU CAN order your new Bulck tralto singer, Miss Lenz, did some ex­ itor and proprietor of tho Times-HerK. A. POUULAMK, Euzelians ___________________ 43 Clerk Circuit Court,' In Orlando today attending the funer- coast as far as the sand banks will I Tor at the conclusion of a very en­ it may catch the eye, but if it is no wand save time on the next car tra fine work in singing nnd yodling, nld, at Forrest City, Arkansas, was Seminole County, Fla fllETI'OHli a I'EUIHMax ,'^1‘'t-'^S. H p, Fidelia ................................ 38 I Jsjbalr meeting. nl of Mr. Newman’s brother, J. C. allow them nnd then return to their '■row,led with many ideas, the , hmiees nnd both she and Miss Wunderli made nlso an appreciated visitor hero this lond* . 46-tfc S < .fir 1 1 .... f„f < .mi|.|,|n, n ', w ,tf 32 <;tc By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. home in Brooklyn in the late spring. Nowmnn. are it will not be read It is not the very delightful impressions on the morning. Air. Landvoigt was a mem­ But they will return to Sanford for Total ........................................228 LOST—On mail between First street number ot articles you advertise that AIIEKCKOMBIE—WEAVER. ** ,C‘acutT COURT. SEVENTH JUDlCUr nudience by their readings. The per­ ber of tho National Editorial Asso­ IN ^.o0017 C0UBTSEVENTH JU D I* they have fallen iri love with our city You nre Invited to come to the and Upsnln Wednesday night, fe­ CTVCorT'o5Lf3l: 0r FLORIDA. C O U N . Alisa Rosamond Radford will nrrivc counts, but the number of persons ClAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY TY OF SEMINOLE—IN CHANCERY. Sanford people have received notice sonnel of the compnny are "Daddy" ciation when it made a tour of Flor­ FLORIDA.—IN CHANCERY male Airdale dog, ten months old. tomorrow from the Bessie Tift Col­ nnd wo have fallen in love with the Bnptist Sunday school. who come into your store to.buy the |tf the marriage of S. M. Abercrombie Grosbecker, who played the zither for ida twenty-five years ago, and he lege at Forsythe, Ga., to spend Eas­ Donnellys. They arc the kind of peo­ # 11*r• rn fMurday'i Dally) '*« bu.l,.ml .ml nm I-urge for age. Kinder return to Paul J men*!.I-'";*' BILL TOR PARTITION goods you advertise. J. |. Iain*:. CompUlnttil*. '♦srg.frl w Hunter, a widow. Itad Min Battie Weaver which occur- the singing and in solo work; Misses talks most interestingly of the many Tht* JCotun* ‘Itli vcnil at the I'rinr* ple we need here to build Salford DEATH OF MR. JOHN NEWMAN ter holidays with home folks. “The average retailer finds it dif W ash poisons and toxins from Jones, III Park ave.. f.,r reward. W“' “ McAIUler. Allr. L. MrAUatrr to.) all • lll.rll. " lltinlrr ft a| cc.hn Theatre laM night l»y \\\ |I red iii DaytoniA Beach on Sunday, Alphinna Lenz, Bella Lenz, Constan­ changes wrought In that time. He Is aJong the right lines. system before putting unknown •l-tlwwa. b^lra an.I [tintrra or nil. firult to write copy for his ads. Yet j _____ 299- Ite NOTICE 01 PUBLICATION Brennan on “Gelt mg the Most Out ..f Iftbnmry 27. Mr. nnd Mrs. Aber- tine, Wunderli and Jack Jost. rr. rl.,n.ln£ l.n.l.r Wm. II UcAll.lrr .ml Air. and Airs. J. B. Powoli nnd fam­ H"»*1 tinnier The luuny friends of .Mr. John New­ a most genial gentleman nnd hls visit food into stomach. there, is no part of the business that Allr* Ij. MrAllalrr. I>*rrn<lania. Retailing'" was well attended eonsnlAlisa Evelyn Bargclt, of New York, was thoroughly enjoyed. Itnmbie are nuw nt home to their FDR SALE ily of three charming little girls and man will regret to learn of his death, i,l'Vi' m! I '! tnjm "III "f r.,«. is more interesting when thoroughly I CITATION. or.,. I„l I ,h,'r **rfllrU umirr -.it. .. ering the ninny ntlrnetinns in the lily liidMls in their new bungalow on Scc- is a most clever entertainer nnd car­ m. II Mc.\ Malar of I'lurlnnill. Slat* of ^.1 one hartdsomo boy, of Dothan, Ala., Palatka Plant Resumes which occurred Inst evening at 7:30 Wash yourself nit (hr inside lo'fore l’OR SALE—100,000 green top Cel­ VoOMW understood. It is not enough to have In ' ' m ™ ' 'V ,,,u *" * * trfmd.M n.m «,|.| lull. ||,„ rrablrnr* |. ,0. o. Allr, billed f..r the -nine time. Thti.se who |«d street. The groom is a well toonist, and incidentally she made a 'Ir \llairr. ..f llnrlnn.il, OMo. -•I lu .n.l Airs. Lois K. Mayes of the P enta-|are here for n time, guests at the o’clock at his Home, 709 East Ander­ II..I ,. m, ...,r „,r „f ery plants.—F . L. Greene, West ll<r uiiLihhn■ loilacwa, desirable merchandis/ for sale. You breakfast like voil Jo on the outside. Ircalrr.. (ran PALATKA, .March 24.—The Flori­ son. The deceased was forty-two did at fend were well re(tui<| for their very good talk on art in its influence Ihown insurance man and the bride Irr., or Oll.rr rlalmanl. cola Journal and Geprgc Hosmer of Montezuma Hotel. Side. > un.lrr W m. II. Ur N ..To!Tl‘,.V " V "»"• " -* errw n In it. must let people know you have it. I bis is vastly more important be­ 21-tfc Allatrr and .'Hr* I.. MrAllalrr; ami lo anj WOUII Mnl ' Mf’ln-of . UI.|k*Q. up.u, »l.o« da Wooden Ware Company, which un­ years of age and had resided in Or­ time f<jr Mr Hrennan gave, them some I is oirzhered among Sanford’s taloni- in the home. She snid one good pic­ tho Bradentown Journal were with en use the skin pores do not absorb «n.| « I »!l.*r [.atOr. rl.ln.ln* an, Inlrrrai I. ? 'a00Mld ."-’/•I "unirr solid fnrt h iiImmiI the hm<ine.Hii of re The cheapest, quickest, and most e\ ture, even if it were a mere ten-cent led nmsicians’, having been pianoist at V*u ,,|„ In ami' lo II.* following .irarrllwU Ian.!. .It it, i m 7,rf""' the National Editorial Association George O. Ferguson, of the Fergu- til recently hnd operated only nine lando for a number of years, having impurities into the blood, causing ill­ H>R SALE—Duroc pigs, 8 weeks fIM l„r»|„ t (pi*.r tt,, i. U4lr.| in Srmlnole Count,. nornla. (owli: i " .I”*’fS*Lompl.int tailing that will be of great benefit t<\sive way is by newspaper advertis­ post-card of some fine picture, would old. Big type. See Nick ZernovIthe SUr Theatn* for some time. Their nf„nl. .Srmlnol* Coanljr. Flurid. ro this morning, and we were glad to see son-IIall Tractors' Co., is putting out days since Inst December, has resum­ come here with hls parents when Or­ Uu On, (I) .ml Two (2) of lllork Twrlr* <*r I*for* Moml.j, ness, while the bowel pores do. ib* nt, j , r of AprlL Vie? to them in their every day life and ing. Evfcry live merchant has news inn, Benfdall Ave. do more good in ol«vnttng the child 'Is*;,T1,f W ) of it.* cu, of M an for.) lainy friends nre extending congratuthem. Mr. Hosmer had the Florida his literature and getting right down ed full time, providing employment lando was little more than a village. , 30-4 tp i’ Z r ll.rrrof r '*■!"*• •,|*rrr* r"'* *pro 1*/ of im* Court; in d*I*or every ounee of food taken into la'J V, r r " l,r 1 1 Ttaffonla* M ap of f.ull ronfrau. will I* roshould help them over many of the for his customers and they like to nnd teaching it nn appreciation of art |litiorm and best wishes. Naufunl. I lor Id* trip in charge and he was. some busy to the business of pushing the Spiy- for approximately 100 workmen. The He leaven to mourn his death several read the news of his store as w as the stomach, nearly an ounce- of FOR SALE A good, barred-rock *' ,,,U *‘i'1 ••IJ « “*• pr««*d concern manufactures lard, buckets, relatives. rough places in the big j.d. of handling thnn to cover the wnlls with pictures fT,B ,hr ‘worq . M U of rom rooster. Mrs, G. T. Ballinger, l*lalnl fllrd In II,la r.u^ ag.in.t , o0. II,al mnn. George tripped our plans here Whecl tractor all over *1»* stale. waste material must be carried cnrried out tubs nnd other nrticles. r.„i'n,l| "t ruM,irr onl*r*.l Ih.l It,I. nollr, t« 'Trim Wsdn*^!;1 * Dally) the goods over the counter, in getting ‘he news of the community. of Mutt anil Jeff. She spoke of the J"U hay nr ‘ la I it . kui * Intprr.l In It.a l.mla l>ox 241, Route A. somewhnt but he had a big |ob on pu . . |„ s.nf,„.i llrr.M . , Funeral services will he held tomor­ _________ • 30-3tp i,rr*lnai->ir ,l*.,-rll--,|, i!,»t*fnr* J"U. Ill* III. put,1 “An advertisement is merely tin of the Ixwly. |f (his waste is not the customers to the counter iri•I kn*|i M r% .1 i Smith was hostess on 1 ,1 ,*,I .• M .nfor.| s*„.|n,.|, iv-u„t. i U. Monn I.isn as the most perfect work hnnd nnd enn be pardoned for having " II Mr 'll.twr. and 'In-* I.. MrAllalrr | Air. and Airs, t ’hns. Wentworth row morning at ten o'clock, the Rev. eliminated day by day projection of personality. It ts th< • •I.,* . w».k l>. rlrl.t rotiM H-ufli. w **k. it quickly fer I OR SALE—Good farm mule in good ■rr Irtrlj rr-jUUnJ to I • n.l ing them mining hack nfh’r iimre Tu-j .Lv, aftirniMin for one of the of Lconardi di Vinci, which was four us tnkc our visitors to the hotel in­ have returned from a trip to Mr. r 1—for* , i J "?■ Another Boat Added T. 11. .McConnell officiating, with Un­ "f > : ' iV-ui.M »r ■*!.! t irrtiii louri — ,,i' ••■un Jl,„i.* S*niln>.|* c..tv In I lrrk ,.f II., I'lrruti•"*'i'.w,ri ,.f condition.—M. Fleischer. 11-26-tfc ••»...r Mr. Hrennan represents the Nation:,| way to ta|k to a person in pla< e- '"'•''ts and generates poisons, gases enj.it able functions of the Soyears in the painting, nnd said she stead of to the train. We wan'-*'! Wentworth's old home at Hnrdcntown. dertaker Hand in charge of the ar­ " here*' me tl niort liatit cannot fr<-« iy go and toxins whnb an absorbed or . u.i1. “ "V "" *"• „f April. A i’. i , ",U "*r -'7"‘ d.j of Janoar,. A |.„ Cash Register t o.. of ,.f, Dayton, Ohio.,.| jsft ....................... . ,. . . Department of the Woman's Club. had met in the Louvre a party of them to see our fine new hotel—nnd They will be here several days ere Ohio, ii, ini' r'" ' ,ll,r' ,“»k* * »u*w*r lu H>R SALK—10 acres in celery delta PALATKA, March 24.—Another rangements.—Orlando Reporter-Star. tl.* 1 ,1 U ,,f roii.pl.|i,i ril-ll-lir.l «e, |Mt Joq or XKAl.l E. A. IHIL’iILaSS, is n former newspaper man an ad 1 i 1“ ,H'r lvi‘rtlMnK is simply good sucked into the blood stream, through r*ar tables of bridge were plnycd. American men who naked her to show, they did. at Sanford, for $1,000 cash or on bout has been added to the Jacksonreturning to their home in West Air. Newman was the brother of R, Cl.rk Circuit C ourt. 1 ‘ . ,an’ an aU- salesmanship in print. .u .i______ the lymph ducts which should- suck m »'2 i joS ,,ru runf,MO wl" '■* ttOIIINNON A tinilMlES. vertlsing man, a merchant, and ono *” •1.. P. McCullcr received the prize them the Gincondn, and she found out terms. J. M. Stevens, 39 Barnett, Palm Bench. villc-Pnlntkn line to bo used in carry­ A. Newman, of this city, anil his many Anj »njr ltd .11 Oltrrr pirtlr* cUlmln* » r Ndlrl lor, for C ..PH .I «|oat,t only nourishment. * In preparing*copy for newspaper 21 Me who knows the game as few men know tl*M. till, or inirrr.t In .nj |0 u,* UoS*her/ high score which was a hanging they did not know whether this was a Jacksonville, Fin. * 3 !-7tc ing Irish potatoes from Pnlntkn to friends here extend their sympathy In Gcninl Fred Bot\s, manager o nds, it iH best to uso simple words A splendid health measure is to » Jex-flt-d on.l*r. |.r ,* ilmwigb Win. II NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR wskzt. it from start to finish. river or a town. In h©r talk of this Alergenthalej Linotype Agency MrAll.irr or AUr* I.. UcAlUlrr. or oll,*r-lw. the. hour of sorow. . Jacksonville for shipment north. Charles S. Wentworth, of The West drink, before breakfast each day, n and short Sentences. Ilig words nnd . TAX DEED The lecture nnd picture were ar­ ■in Irving won the consolation picture she snid thnt literally thous­ New Orleans for the Southern Stn ++++++++.:.+4.++4.<.+++++++4.+4 • r* lirrrtij r*|ulr*U I., I* an.I .ppr.r l*for* l nder Section 575 of the General glass of hot water with a teuspoonful involved sentences will not be read. ‘^, r,.f*, 0“M*IL**' ^.1 ,1., „f I'-*lu. ranged by the.Chamber of Commerce «bi< h was a miniature biddie ands of men hnd gone mad with love in company with George Keller, man­ . |l■ *!,ry!* •**rl.Ja.‘on Maf. A I' IU2I, .ml II,m and U.rr* m.kr ■newer Statutes, Laws of Florida lo of Sanford. It covered methods of Write the ad so every render can get of limestone phosphate in it, which The Florida Scout + with a live biddie in it. of the picture und hnd written letters ager for Florida for the same com­ ll.r I.lll of roinpl.lnl nblMl.il a«:*ln*i *«m Notice is hereby given that Mrs. unknown p.rilr*. oll.rrwl*. . decree "I-or Wide-Awake Boys" advertising, salesmanship, and many the big fact you want to get „ver, is a harmless way to wash these poi­ pro nm IJgbt refreshments were served. of love to it, while its mysterious pany, were welcome visitors to The I • *, , sons from the stomach, liver, kidneys.! t °f the other points of the best mod without referring to the dictionary. 35c Year ptmr." 111 U «*"»•' Mid unknown ‘^arrie W. Speer, purchaser of Tax smile seemed to inspire hatred among Herald office this morning. Afr. 'Ih e same ad appearing every day and bowels; thus cleansing, sweeten- r WILLARD 1.1 MI.EY, I’uldimhcr ‘ ertificutc No. 54, dated the 3rd <!«y It I. ord,r.a II,.1 n,n noilr* b» ,,uMm,„| ern business prin t ice. nil women and that a won\nn attacked Botta expressed his surprise at the PINE STRAM CLUB. . mg and freshening the alimentary ca­ m a newspaper becomes monotonous. of July, A. 1). 1916, has filed said cer. ruT i'r.* |U ,",< ^ m U l * “ * W I pul.lut,*.! In t 902 French Speaking of advertising, Mr. Bren­ Nrmlnol. (o.n,r. n.rl.U, onrr . w„k to, the picture with a pair of scissors nnd wonderful advancement of the state . Tuesday afternoon ihe members nal before eating more food. waala ta lb* known p.rtlM .i*f,nd.nl, tificate in my office und has made ap­ nan said that newspaper advertising It should be changed frequently. Se­ + + + 4 ^ + + + + + + + + + + + ++++++++; ; HgU was only prevented by the guards in general and the Sanford section In •nj out* . «**k for iwrlr, w*,k. .. to II* plication for tax tleed to issuu in ac­ I Straw Club held their regA quarter pound of limestone phos­ i&inonn | *rilr« drftudaof. was the most effective nnd cheapest lect one style of type for the name of from tearing it to pieces, but she hnd particular, and has promised to re­ WltueM l« r r ™rr*‘nff nl fho homo of Airs. J. .. .. .iuy hand n<* of |l,u i.t.i cordance, with law. form -of which the merchant could your store. The reader s«fon will ns- phate costs but very little nt the drug COCOANUT GROVE, Fla.,. March made one incision in it before the turn here next winter nnd spend two ,b# °t Jonuirj, ®ur'nR meeting many. socint© the style nnd the name with store, but is sufficient to ifmke any­ m3.—H arry St. Frances Black was fin­ A.'7». |S l * 00 PLANT TREES on the hardiest o f all Stocks,'CITRUS TRIP•Suit! certificate embraces the fol­ lake advantage. vandalism was prevented. E. A. I*OUULA8S. weeks fishing—and we’re going to see your store. * one an enthusiast on inside bathing. ed $500 in the mayor’s coprt here to­ (SKAI.) I w ! ” of fnnc>’ work wcre n;adc, the lowing described property, situated . Tho following are some of the sol­ ClFrk of tta Circuit Court, Miss Bargelt is a quick-working that he keeps that promise. OLIATA. Well adapted to heavy soils. . Varieties .•PARSON . J J T roi" f to Mrs. Leo Dick. A "Confidence is built by telling the —Adv. of ftetnloolt i*c»unt/. I*la. in Seminole county, Floridn, to-wit: dny on a chnrge of violating the pro­ id truths driven hofhc by Mr. Bren­ cartoonist of tho impressionist school, 1 * 7 V . II. DolULANS n r ' ^ l?ul buffet luncheon was served, whole truth about your goods. The BROWN, PINEAPPLE, SATSUMAS and DUNCAN GRAPE­ ' C- Lot 6, Block 3, Tier 8, Snnfortl. hibition Inws. Sixty .cases of liquor OEOROE II. IlEHJtIXU. nan in hiq forceful style: present w en Mm. Samuel she smears tho canvass with smudges ^ Solicitor (oil CdunM l tor CompUlo.nt., (From Monday’s Dally) The said land being assessed at the merchant who advertises in this way Lee County were found when his private car was Idlf "Advertising is simply ,, way of of color all apparently of no relative FRUIT. We have a fine lar^je stock of trees on this root in all ^ J * 1’ Frank Lngashlck, Airs. Mrs. Preston Buford returned S at­ tlnte of the issuance of such certifi­ raided here Inst week. The date for telling possible purchasers about tho soon gets credit for being dependable value to each other, then with qqick, « Wagner, Mrz. Lea Dick from nnd successful. urday from Miami. THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH cate in the name of C. W. Speer.. Wild Game and ' sizes. . his trial, in the county court on the IN JUDICIAL goods you have for sale. - To be easy CIRCUIT Or FLORIDA IM Ohio, Mrs. J, W. Read from practiced fingers she rubs the colors Unless aaiti certificate shall he re­ "Persistence builds confidence. The AND FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. to understand, an nil must lie mnde | B. Mass., Mrs. Emma Proct* s, together nnd the finished picture —IN CHANCERY Fowl Preserve fame chnrge has not yet been set. Send all your social news to Miss deemed according to law tax deed |4>i Io Ilrnnrtl. Cooiplalnial, of niniplc words, short sentences, few surest way to get maximum value for stands revealed. All of these pictures Fern WajM or Phone 341. 1 i rzie Jacobs, Alias Elmd C>lV I . will issue thereon on the 29th day of The British cable ship Stephen is W*ll*r H<*bb«ll, Ivfrmlint. Ideas. Big words nnd involved sen­ every dollar spent for advertising is wcic very clever, hut the one which FORT MEYERS, March 19,-L ee '* < Mrs. j. VT. Nixon. March, A. D. 1921. CITATION tences will not be rend. The purchns- to keep at it. Ench ad gives power to county is to have n wild fowl and iP port, with sufficient cable to roach To Walter |l*nn*ll. was especially excellent was the n*.|.|*nc* Unknown nil that follow it. Witness my official signature and Mrs. R. C. Bower returned frofn Ing public does not care how well edu­ It api-atlng from an aRMartt filed In Ibl* moonlight scene, when against a game refugee nnd park through the from Miami to Havana, Culm, and the rant* M II I. WED ON EASTER Ilia r*al.l*nr* of II,a .dafandant la on seal this the 21st dny of February, A. Jacksonville Friday, where she had “Newspapers provide the most re­ nffer of a land company which owns a work of Inying the cable has begun. known:Ibat cated you are—it simply wnnts to darkened sky the moonlight made n lhal It la tl,* t-liaf of affiant that tba D. 1921. SUNDAY. been the guest of Mrs. W. L. Morgan. know what you have to sell, its qual­ liable means for retail advertising. tract of several thousand acres in the 'n^T.'U}.*n, 0f,r raar* of act and long, golden ladder of light in the (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, ‘I ' *■ »*««• of Florida ity nnd its price. Newspapers go into homes. They al­ Big Cypress district. The concern has water, which water was bordered with r' lr*..of, *. *«>n*otna opon whom would b!n*1•f1 Ili9 ••M itofrndant: Clerk Circuit Court, Mr. Harry Ward came home from . ^ ‘ PPronching marriage of Miss sombre trees nnd shadows throwing “t o r many people to rend it, nn ad ways receive some attention. They tendered the tract to the Bonrd of HOO-DOO Seminole Co., Fla. Daytona Beach Sunday, after spend Nnewantsffncto.... shrdlu un etaoinu ra.|0lrail on Ib* 4th daj of April, A. D. IU2I must be set In plain type and must bo I Ff‘iz“,,l'th Hartley and Mr. the moonlight into high relief.—Or­ County Commissioners for this pur­ to appear to the bill of complaint filed aaalnat 28 5tc By V. M. Douglass, D. C. permit the merchant to keep in daily ing a few days In that pleasant re v- •’v,ew was announced ye»- lando Reporter-Star. uncrowded and unconfuscd by needZoo In tbla cauae, otberwla* a deer** pro cooWINTER HAVEN pose, stipulating only thnt It reserves FLORIDA ** CIRUUtT COURT. SEVENTH JUDICIAL feaao will on aald data h* entered acalnat T O O touch with the general public. sort. i t™rT; Th« ceremony will be perthe right to cut the timber. The Big CIROtHT. STATE OF FLORIDA. COUNTY .. ‘ forib,r„ ori«?d ,l»' "*la none, ba pubfitte r Sunday. O r SEMINOLE.—IM CHANCERY. 0 ib* “ »tald, a arwapaptr pub"The value of civic betterment to Cypress 1s a. natural haven for game, llit,^] la Samlnola tounlf, foe debt rrn.fmMi* . ^ artJ«y is tho attractive New Steamship Line, the mcrchnnt and business man was which is rapidly disappearing in Lee Verne Amct of Osteen was In the BILL TOR PARTITION WITNESS mj band and th* aaal of th* abort Mar*ara| tv, llualar, a widow, . rtjer of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hartshown In n graphic way by motion county because of tho laxity of the city today and reports his part of the Fort Myers-Tampa IuV|,J wn ***** -n*' d»z of Eabruarz. A. D. ta. o jr* . ^ffw ood. She has resided in pictures of transformed districts of gnme Inws and the attitude of ruth­ county as being in good shape and Kaunalb W . Ilonltr. at aL •"*!•**<) E. A. DOUOLAM, NOTICE OF PUBUCATIOM. ^ 0 ^or *°me time, having; held Dayton. Where once there were 111- less hunters, and persons interested • FORT MYERS/ March 24.—A 600- ready to go. all paMlaa rlalmlng aa lalaraat eadrr Rojal I1EO . A . PaCOTTRN,C 1,T ' O’"*- ToHunt*r ^Ponsible position with the Orke^t grounds, disreputable shacks, n the preservation of the stnte’s wild or otbtrwla, lo aad lo tb, followla* Runs ’Em Crazy, to l passenger and freight- steamship and of Uouam) foe OxspUlii^at, d«*Tlh*d r*al proportz. allaalad la SamlnM* nnd insanitary conditions generally] life believo the reservation will do l J U.nty Abstract Company, and Mr. and Afrs. R. J. Holly entertain­ toantz. Florida, lowll: Ul Numbar I, •**Kills 'Em Quick will be in operation between Fort My­ W hen the body begins to stUfeo Jtou I. Townahlp 20 Hoalb. Raaf* 90 Rail. there arc now attractive homes with much toward restocking the forests. *, of ,riend» in the city who ed a t a dinner party Friday night Mrs, • On the fourth day of last October our factory, the largest of its kind in the entire South, was . ,LfrT**ril1* f™ BIU of tVMDplalat bar*and movement becomes painful rased to learn of the happy ers and Tampa by fall, according to Dwight Babbit and Miss Clara Miller flower gardens nnd well-kept streets. W hat 7 CLEARWATER, Fla., March 2 3 .- ij and ilalz aartftad uadar oath aa proburned to tho ground. Luckily the acid chambers, laboratory, machine shop, and other buildings mok- ' it Is usually an Indication that tha » dad bz law. tbal It u tba ball,! of tb* coaaadvices received by L. A. Whitney, of the Sanford Grammar school. "The large industrial Institutions of i Mr' _K* C' King Tells a Wonderful Clearwater Baptists have purchased plalnaat. Uarcarvt W. Iloatar. Ibat tbar* U • Vr v ing up our immense plant were saved. ' » kidneys are out of order. Keep .. MOSQUITOES, parann. or art paraoua. Intaraatad la lb* aboa# p is the son of Mr. and Mrs. secretary of the chamlxr of com­ S‘ory About Bats. Brad It. the country," said the lecturer, "are the B. A. Marshall residence, directly u^*rrlb^»1 propert; whoa* n*m*. or D*n>r* *rt In our various Branch Houses throughout the state and warehouses here in Jacksonville we had these organs healthy by taklnw Flies, Roaches, Ants, Bed Buga, to tbo rucopUloiot. utilizing educational methods to train Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Galloway re­ west of the corner lot, which the Bnp- unknovD time v'ro °f Ocoec' ,,e 11113 for #omo merce, from nm eastern navigation stored thousands of tons of our famous IDEAL FRRTILIZBR8 ns customary a t tho beginning <jf "For months my place was alive Mites, Body, Lice and all Insects II U Ihervforo orderVd tbit all p«rllc« cl«l»* tk- .. ' rci,PonsibIe position with employees to become more efficient." with rats. Losing chickens, eggs, turned from Blshopville, S. C., Satur­ tists secured lnsts ummer for their an lnttr««t In am] to lb* abo»* dr*crlb*d the each season. On the very day of the fire a large force of men started to work on a temporary mlxl»n.| *p[k*ir to lb* **|«| nill of (VxnpUlol fliPOSITIVELY GUARANTEED • '■uthrm Express Company and company. The vessel will accommo­ day, .where they wore called by tho The Company he represents in using sV»‘ church site. This will give this de­ ing plant which was soon running night and day. 1 Our trade has thus been served throughout these b*r*ln oo *r btfor* Uoedtf. Ib* 2nd dij feed. Friend told me to try BATSold Everywhere many advunccd ideas in educating SNAP. I did. Somcwhnt disappoint­ P* *WI. Ib* *aru* Ulug • HiU X»«7 death of Mr. Galloway's mother. . ^*rit "hthe county are of- date approximately 50 passengersnomination the entire tract from Osce­ O.f Ibl* Courl. days of trial, with little delay. -•. • King Chemical Co., Pelham, Gr. their employees, nnd have found out ed at first not seeing mnny dead rats, «W.1' h. m conifratu!atlons upon the • A smaller boat carrying freight a--.d ola avenue tp the bay and from Cleve­ .. I1 fur,bfr ®rU*r*t| ih«i ibl* bollc* b* p«kCAPSDLLS We appreciate the sympathy nnd co-operation given ua by our mnny friends, and are glad to an­ llalird In th* Hanford Herald. * n*w*p«per J * happy event . that it not only helps the workman, hut in n few days didn’t see a live one. passengers, nearing completion here, Ed. Mcisch and Allan Jones, came land street to the new city park, for­ ll*brd For salo by J. T. Allen, W. M. Tfa. world's standard ratnody for kldnaa nounce thnt work on the new factory ia now'well under way. it will be much larger even than tho old a *f dUifonl, VrnlAol* Ctoaotj. Dorliia ju t it is beneficial to tho employer. What were mot killed arc'not around oojj • week for tw*lr* ruo*e*m|r* w*«k*. Bvar, bladder and ufic arid troubUa merly tho Lake home. Tyler, Dnn & Tayler, Jnmcs I ierv?- L,n.n * Bhort honeymoon, af- is to be placed on n run between the home from the University of Florida factory, and equipped with the very latest and bent devices. • ’ f AV^Ilnr** lb* bind and *r*| of C. A, I»oOiU*i. Famous ilnca 1696, Taks rtgularly and "Tho snmo principles of education," my place. RAT-SNAP sure docs the Pott, Mrs. G. A. Bryant, ImngThe magnificent new church, which •Trrk of |i»* »iM Clrrali Coort for n*»lnoi# Iu4eir r h| j hey Wil1 return *nd take Up two cities by early summer, it is stat­ Friday to spend the week-end with lw*p In good h sal th, la Ibrsa tltaa, all said Mr. Brennan, ,;can be applied to trick.” Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. i a| ,ba home folks, ' will cost approximately $130,000, is. n d«n!!!r p tMnjh# wood, Fin.; Wight Grocery Co., '•tre tt 111216 South Main ed. draggUu. Guaranteed as rsprsaantsd. 27lbCoQft da/ llo°^ of Jaxm•* *i7k8a‘ A, ■tores and other small businesses with Sold nnd guaranteed by Ball H ard­ to he erected .shortly. The purchase I*.a IDJI. • nnd all lending druggists and The boat lines are expected to result M i!r,? ndo Reporter-Star, IL A. DOL'ULABS. M ANUFACTURERS ID E A L FERTILIZERS ’ effective results." grocery stores.” of the Marshall residence will become ware Co. ford *h UrUey U WcI1 known in San- in’ better, cheaper and more expedi- . Miss Fern Ward, who for the past . _‘ Clark Clrault Ikvurt. ROniNSON A DRKKIKS. AGRICULTURAL BUILDING • • . ' .JACKSONVILLE, FLA. she has visited .... a valuable parsonage. , many tious hatidling of freight shipments few days has been the guest of Mr*. ' 1 ’ ' Soilrlton for Complaisant. 94-1H* "rd h“ a host of friends. ' between the two terminals. Iwinthrop Each a t-h e r home in Day................................................................................... ..... .■,.: . 1•‘v • ^ , • i'j • ' . ___ •1 a — g- T O m j J M M ' H ___________________________________ l: n rj*ria ^ lr i K » ^ ' ■*> •*F U F i in 1 I m n w' r r r ify . it*^ fX ------ manin^he class knew the answer tor weekly wholesale price list on Feed and Save Fifty to Seventy Five cents per Sack. PERSONAL NOTES SV f \ cigarettes LECTURE WAS WELL ATTENDED -SOLID FACTS f't * H\i tf I . 9 I t' E r E GLASS OF HOT WATER . Attention Planters G L E N S A IN T NURSERIES SQUEEZED TO DEATH NEW FERTILIZER FACTORY COLDMEDAL ^'Vbrrjrittisar"” WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY \ j* �** ♦ ■' r * 5;; -iF1' ■ *' ' ___ • -*. -.r" . -Z* / r'-% *^^v4 =; ' ' - ■ , - •; ■-' --—I' e •r - : '_ ‘ ' . : ■ * • !• ^ /,/ i i s *.. 1 TH E SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1921 WIDESPREAD CONFIDENCE UPON NATIONS STRENGTH ON ECONOMIC STRUCTURE ES If: ■ Back to the Old Price plus 1 9 2 1 improvements and additions. f I ■t r Titan Tractor “ BusinesB has arrived," says W. 0. Rutherford, vice-president of the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company in n message sounding n tocsin of spring business awakening. In reality the message is n spring-time editorial of helpfulness and cheer to all. PRESIDENT FLORIDA “Tomorrow, March 21st,” is the Belief Current That WOMAN’S CLUB CHAM­ first day of spring—the day that ev­ Better Conditions PIONS NO FENCES erybody has agreed upon as the time wh^n "business will open up,” says Will Prevail (By Mrs. J. W. McCollum, President Rutherford. “ Business is here. It starts from Florida Federation of Woman's now. It should be greater every’ day. Clubs and n Director of the Florida Industry is awakening. On all sides No Fence League.) Y Y 7 E have reduced the price of the Titan 10-20 to you see evidences of this. In every NECESSARY AS ONLY WAY OUT GAINESVILLE, March 10— (Spec­ newspaper you read of resumption of ” its former low price of $ 1,000 f. o. b, .Chicago. OF UNNATURAL CONial)—From agricultural and Indus­ work. HIT ON "Hack to rformal! It is a cheering This is the same Titan tractor which 75,000 farmers, trial development and commonwealth, county and municipal beautification thought. Employer, employee, dealer WASHINGTON, March 23.— The have put into remarkably successful service — the nnd customer are glnd of it. widespread optimism and confidence viewpoints the most Important move­ “Goodrich is inspiring its thous­ same tractor, that marks the present business situa­ ment now under way In Florida, It ands of dealers with this thought and tion Is founded upon a knowledge of seema to me, is that of Inducing the through a special appeal Ip the en­ the inherent strength and soundness Florida legislature, which meets In tire automotive industry is urging April, to submit to the people, for A full set of removaoie extension angle lugs sold as extra equip­ of the nation's economic structure, vote a t the general election in Novem­ them to pass along the word that ment under the former $ l ,000 price is now included without extra Archer Wall Douglas, chairman of the ber, the question of nbhllshlng the business is entering a new and heal­ committee on statistics and standards thy era. cost. Fenders, Platform, Angle Lugs, Throtde Governor, Friction of the Chamber of Commerce of the free cattle range nnd attendant evils. "Out in the country the crops are Clutch Pulley, Wide Range Adjustable Drawbar, Water Air United States, declares in his month­ It is needless for me to say, there­ being put in as of old," says Ruther­ fore, that I appreciate the fact that ly review of business conditions in Cleaner—all are included in the $1,000 price. many Woman's Clubs, keeping pace ford. "Mother Nature never takes a The Nation’s Business. vacation. She is springing into her “Nothing is more slgnifician\ nnd with boards of trade nnd other com­ spring work, making the seeds sprout encouraging at .this time.” he says, mercial bodies, have strongly endors­ nnd the crops grow. The food of the "than the belief in many quarters that ed „ the movement o f the Florida No- world is going to bt* produced. The bette* conditions will prevail ns t h e ! ™ ' Iyf,pUe-( . , foundntinir of .ill prosperity exists ns season advances. As a natural conTtJ * no one 8 " ork it always did. sequence of this growing cheerfulness i-*° * * ctttU]v men who' 1 nm in‘ “Business is here. I t - is ready at ! Farmers who want a lighter tractor, lease it toalfsectionsoftheUnitedStates. there Is actually more business being c“n8titUto, onl>’ nbo“ t ° nr your hand. It is not something to j built like a high-grade automobile but The International 15-30 tractor has .......... . State's, population, nnd I done today, i.,..v, both materially nnd .......nt men­ be waited for, not something to be nm sure no people desire betterment with the same sturdiness and reliability been reduced to $ 1,950 f. o. b. Chicago. tally, as It entails the buying of seas­ wished for. It is: of live stock breeding nnd marketing of the Titan, can now get the Interna­ Bear in mind that we give unequalled onable goods. “The first day of spring is n- splen­ tional 8-16 at $1,000 f. o. b. Chicago. service, made possible through 92 "A general decline In prices is rea­ conditions than the meh nnd women did starting point. Winter, with all lized as the only way out of the un- who arc foremost in no-fence cham­ its handicaps and disappointments, is W e have long restricted the sale of branch houses and thousands of local natural situation, and while it is a pionship. And. it seenis to me, the behind and can be forgotten. Ahead this model to a limited territory, but dealers, to every International tractor painful process; it is none the less <l ay. when roaming of us all are days that grow better j increased production enables us to re­ owner, no matter where located. essential. The sooner it is over, the cattle, hogs nnd other animals should and better, days when work will count aooner we will arrive nt an enduring be allowed to injure farms, groves, timre and more, when mutual under­ gardens, flower yards and beautiful standing and .helpfulness will bring basis. "The almost forgotten slogan 'back | hi*hwn>'8 in nny 9wtl,,n ,,f ,hr their lasting'benefits. The roads are to the farm’ is being heard once more. when Florida laws should give pro getting better, the shops are showing Prices have also been reduced on chilled plows, tractor plows, This means that farm labor will not tection to scrawny range cows and the new things, people are putting rnznrhnck hogs and none against cream separators,' kerosene .engines, seeding machines, Inters lie ko scarce as a year ago, nor will money into circulation. Your dollar, j national threshers, harvester-threshers, wagons, hay presses, the hired man command such high these marauders to Industries that paid out for a necessity, does not stop wages Also it now seems very sure contribute Infinitely more wealth and working, it keeps going on and on— and a number o f other lines on which your dealer can give you that there will not be such acreage are a channel for state beautification increasing the volume of business. full information. of staple farm products as last spring. '"'.Mimne-building ns well . “ Good times' are coming' back with t Furthermore, authorities elnim tlie sunshine and the flowers, with For there is not the same incentive. that the Texas fever cattle tick enn- tiie humming of machinery nhil the Nor will the cost of production be so great. Thus the farmer's problem of "nt lo,,K ,,s ,h" fre*' song of the whistles. The hour for o r A m e r ic a the relation of his cost and selling rnn>:" ''vil ""'I ** I'" " i,innn' moping and complaining has gone; CHICAGO U S A prices seems likely be solved by ,h" ,nM 1,1 tho ,,nir'n ,n arr,’p' tile time for hustling und prospering 92 Branch llo u ic a and 15,000 Dealer! in (he United Statea supply matching itself with demand. , n r^ n 8 **rky 11!»*, lias barred ] is with us. i Decreased production will ullimntifiy j,b< m* to ,np , *int tbr rnnt-;e | "In (the automotive automutivi industry the tend to bring about higher prices, jCntt*p men, ns well as men and women nt.Ws M lurnging, Passenger ear while decreased cost of production In'n mi)r,‘ profiable endustries, .m,| tr\i,-k manufacturers are welcomsums a better margin of profit. This !‘b(,ub* present a solid front in behalf ^„ 1(I tp(, fjrst ,|Hy ,,f spring with in­ is the way the nnturnl Inws of trade Pr,1Posed change and particu*^ t-ri.aR,,,| activity to satisfy the coin­ Tallahassee Best New Seaplane Cannot Agree take care of such problems. birly ns the Nn-benco Longue pro- m>. Made in England, Governed City in On Wage Scale "Resumption in industrial life is us- P0*0* that.abolition of the free range "Tomorrow is the first day of the various vnrious j; Will Stop Them AO the United States ST. PETERSBURG, March 24.— unlly accompanied by reductions in optional - with the the dawn of the good business sjillr,,un*k’!,« provided other counties wages. Farmers are gradually are era fur us all." LONDON, March 22.—Detail* d ing Ihir products ns they find n de- I»"»lected. I” connection with the | TALLAHASSEE, March 21.—Tal­ Much new building is being held up mnnd, or as necessity compels. Move- r "vi"hr* "f ,hr Texns fever tick the lahassee during the last year become here because of the failure of local an entirely new type of seiq'Ua m e r i t s nf inrn nnd yhent are Inrgrr 'I1""1'''" 1 "f I""-'* »'jd impure milk, Says Florida Hundred one nf tile best governed cities in the building* trades unions to agree on which can either fly or cruise as i than generally supposed ,l,|d theref.ireof health, i. to be cunYears Behind Times if United States according ot the City new wage scales for the ensuing year. warship were made public today. B* "7 here is a steadily growing inter- •’•dervd. Managers' Association of New York, Carpenters recently agreed to reduce vessel is said to be much like a snu3 Stock Roams at Lar^e est in the European situation ns the My h‘’P0 ia- that ,h,lsr "omnn's and J. W. Greer, local city mnnnger, their scale from $1 an hour to 87lxc ship with wings add^d. Each any a crew of seven and five macto* conviction deepens thnt there enn b e |cU,,,s wblch have endorsed the ntoveTAMPA, March 19.—"Is Flarlda has been listed as one of the ten most but the other unions hnve not an­ guns. It can said over the rougbot ho perrnnnent nor hisllng'pros)>crlty i P,on^ make "their championship one hundred years behind civilixa- successful managers of the country. nounced reductions and declare they in this country until the political and nc**ve' not passive, nnd thnt cluh tionT" Tallahassee adopted the Commission- will not do so until the carpenters ac­ seas when on water. It has a rang* economic status of Europe is upon n , members, personally or by letter, re­ . Emphasising the importance of | manager form of government a little tually sign a contract making the of fifteen huhdred miles ami vhc* not flying isi able to taxi along tl* firm hnsis. In every produetive actlv- fiuof,t kcislntors to vote for sub- the campaign of the Florida No- more than a year ago. new scale effective. wnter, driven by the propellers. ItyJn the United States of great mo- mission of the proposition to the pro- Fciii't- League for having the legisinmerit we produce more than the do­ pb- iii November. tuie submit to the people the propo­ mestic demand can possibly consume. sition of abolishing the free cattle • So we must needs find a nnirkvt for WEATHER AND CHOI* CONDI­ range and attendant evils at the gen­ tins surplus if production is to contin­ TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE eral election in November, this ques­ ue on an efficient and economic basis. WEEK ENDING MARCH X2NR tion was recently put to the secretary "Europe is our 'best bet’ in th is're­ of the Mount Dora Development Com­ gard, nnd will Ih> so for a long time to Temperature: The temperature av­ pany by J. Wismer of Fort Williams, Rogers Silverware Redemption Bureau, Inc. edme because of her great consuming eraged from 1 degrees in the South­ Ontario, Canada, who wishes to in­ WM.' A. ROGERS, Ltd., Silver Plated Ware Redeemed population whose need of r.rtMes of east to 12 degrees above the normal vest $10,000 jn Lake county, but who • i every day life corresponds closely to in the northern nnd western division. is fenrfyl of dieginnipg operations in General Offices: 1600 Broadway New York our own. Moreover if Europe is ev­ Maximum temperatures of 00 degrees a state in which the range cow nnd L ’ er to pay the huge debt she owes us and above occurred during much of the razor-back hog possess the right * t . we must take her goods chiefly In pay­ the week in the central and southern of eminent domain. ment. Nor can wo expect her to buy divisions. Excerpts front Mr. Wismer's letter our surplus of production unless we IVgcjpitation: The week was dry, follow: WHY NOT GET YOUR ' resort to the elemental methods of except local showers over small areas, "Are there any serious drawbacks barter nnd exchange, and take her and several locally heavy rains in one in the district? goods fn return." or two northern"counties. Droughty "Is it true that cattle and hogs conditions were aggravated, especially roam at large in your district, and on high lands; low Innds are ill bet­ if they break into a grove or truck Will Walton is ter condition, but there moderate farm the owner of the grove or truck Sergeant-at-Arms By Trading with Merchants who Appreciate and Value rains would prove beneficial. farm has no way of collecting from in Legislature Condition of Crops: Dry weather owner of cattle or hogs for any dam­ Your Trade is retarding the germination of re­ age done to crops? Will A. Walton,.popular young Pa- cently planted corn; the early plant­ "If this is true, you nre about one REMEMBER YOU GET latka hero of the world war nnd a ed, however, is doing well, although hundred years behind civilization, The aren’t you? member of the Legion, has been nam­ showers would be beneficial. ROGERS SILVERWARE ed Sergeant-at-Arms in the Senate planting of cotton is being delayed; "We have about $10,000 to invest the Innd is prepared, nnd seeding will for the next session of the legislature. down there, but we heard so much The appointment was nude yesterday begin during the current week. Oats nbout your marauding hogs nnd cat­ by Senator W. A. Russell, to whose adanced during previous weeks and tle that I'm afraid to venture and portion fell the right to make this ap­ the outlook is promising, but rain is would like some further information. needed on high lands. Melons, cane, pointment. . "Yours very truly, The rule of the senate is that at strawberries, citrus fruits, and truck (Signed) "J. WISMER." the close of each session the holdover gcnetalty ore suffering to a certain Mr. Wismer was Informed that Lake senators are given (he patronage. The extent as the result of dry weather; county is anything but "one hundred names of nil appointive offices nre in some instances recently set trees years behind civilization"—and that Ford Sales, Service, Automobile Accessories placed in n hnt nnd each hold-over are watered to meet the pressing need the range cow nnd razor-back hog . “If !»’• (»°od for a Ford, we hare it, can get it, or it’s not mode." senator draws one. Mr. Russell drew of moistur. Digging white potatoes would soon cease to reign in the em­ the sergeant-at-arms place, and his has begun in a small way. Cane plant­ pire of lakes and fine citrus lands. GOODYEAR TIRES ANI) TUBES—GAS—OILS— GREASES— FREE AIR appointment of Mr. Walton will, un­ ing finished; the early planted of Miami’s building construction dur­ doubtedly lie a very popular one.—Pn- spring and fall is promising. Toma­ Four Carda Given with Each $1.00 Cash Purchase or on Accounts Paid Promptly. iatka News. toes on the southeast coast «n> recov- ing the first four days of March 200 Cards bn Sale of Car, Truck or Tractor cring slowly from the effects of the amounted to $62,700; Plans for the * A IC-room apartment house is to be heavy rains of the previous week. erection of n theatre ■were recently Phone 331 1 Florida erected at Vcro by Dr. J. H. Cheek, submitted to the city council, which is of Terre Haute, Ind. The new build­ EASTER POST CARDS to be a one-floor affair, fireproof, ing Is to be -10x60 feet, two stories of which stucco finish, with four-room Fine Line of Post Cards for Easter throughout., The lot it is proposed to apartments. at the Herald office. One Cent each. occupy is 60x150 feet. • • - GENERAL DECLINE g*? I # Business Has Arrived Says W. 0 . Rutherford of The Goodrich Co. International 8-16 and 15-30 Tractors Also Reduced in Price I mk te . Prices of Other Lines Reduced International Harvester Company L Mr ! •• n HI b Silverware Free ‘ * * i - •* - ( . �. ... T H E SA N FO RD W EEK LY H E R A L D , FR ID A Y , M ARCH 25, 1921 (SANFORD, A CONVENTION CITY, KNIGHTS OF IF KIDNEYS ACT CAN ACCOMODATE CROWDS WITH COLUMBUS HOSTS BAD TAKE SALTS LARGE CROWD ITS F I R S T CLASS HOTELS (From Monday's Daily) Yesterdny, beginning with mass In the morning and Insting through a beautiful program throughout the en­ tire day, marked this day a-: a red letter one for Columbianism amongst Thieves on Wednesday night raided (From Tuesday’s Dally) the ranks of the Sanford Council of the frrove of the Temple Groves CorSanford ought to bo and will bo one Knights of Columbus. poration nt Templeton, six miles east , the greatest convention cities in Tho Catholic men of Sanford are all Ilorida. It has everything in the way of Lake Wales, pulling up by the a part of that large crowd of Sanford ■j location to make it one of the roots 328 young orange trees planted citizens that are forever working for rrtatest convention cities in tho south last December, just leafing out. Scar­ Sanford, that never leave pass an op­ til it needs along this line is the cely hnd Information of this outrage portunity to further the interests of of the people that they will sup- become known thnn news came In that this city of ours and their minds were the Chamber of Commerce with Harold S. Normnn had suffered tho all set to show the scvernl hundred i fo r work and with their money for loss of 700 one-year-old trees from his visitors that Sanford people are up -jthout u Chamber of Commerce no. grove. Officials In the Temple Groves and just as wide awake as some more cit? can cYcr entertain a big crowd Corporation Immediately posted no­ of the cities of this state and from in the proper m annur. A t the con­ tices offering a reward of $1,000 for the very many remarks that were a tio n of the Royal Neighbor's Inst the apprehension o f’the thieves, also heard on the part of these visitors ns Frtk the Sanford delegation consist- wiring the State Plant Bonn! officers the day drew to n close went to show in* of Mrs. Clara Stcmper, Mrs. Anna nt Gainesville, the crime not only bethat this Sanford bunch $f ours had 17 Mrs. Lucy Foster and Mrs. Su- ing that of stenting but a violation of put it across In great shnpe. ^pn n’’eli stood....................... up for their......city -so the state plant net which forbids un­ Visitors numbering nearly four hun itrong and met all the opposition with der penalty the rcmovnl of trees frpm dred. strong began to arrive on the inch good arguments that the. convex one grove to another without Inspect- midnight train Saturday night and by I lion was "carried off. its feet and was j ion by the state plnnt bonrd. D. C. the time Mnss started at 10 o'clock obliged to recognize, tho mipcrior j Gillette, .who Is nt the head of the Sunday morning the men that at­ claim* of •Sun ford and the tri-cnnlnl Temple Groves Corporation, stated tended the services in n body number­ convention o f the Royal Neighbors Inst night that the cmnpnny would go ed several hundred. After marching will come to this city in 1023. It is to the length of mounting a mnehine from the Church to the Catholic hall uot tod early to look ahead and get gun and installing n search light to on Oak avenue, a large body of candifur the Royal Neighbors and protect it sinterests. Every possible ,]n tc s were initiated into the secrets (or all the other conventions that are pdeenution is being taken to ran down of the First Degree. The degree .work |. f0niiRg here. For many years San­ the thieves who operated in a thor­ was handled by the Tampa degree ford delegates have attended big con­ oughly scientific ninnner, removing team, not only one of the very best in ventions nil over the state and wished the trees from two sl/ies of the groves this state but one ns good as any to •most heartily thnt they could pull for and far enough from the fencing to be found in this country. their own city hut Sanford at thnt make Immediate detection not at all Tfie Cutholie ladies of Sanford then time did not have the active Chamber probable. The theft of so lnrgo a entertained the visitors with a lunch­ of Commerce that \vc how have and number of smnll trees has created no eon, one that will long be remember­ Sanford did not have the positive ns- end of excitement among local grow­ ed by all that were present. This lurame that all of the people would ers. luncheon took place In the Catholic stand together thnt we now have. llnll and was under the able manage­ So in 11*23 the Royal Neighbors will ment of Mrs. Hurry Walsh and Mrs. tome tn Sanford and Sanford will Charles Britt. T ifcow them the time of their lives. City Manager Ryan had already inOther big conclaves will come here vited the'Knights to use the top floor Local Evidence anj thi-y will be taken care of just ns ! of the City Hall for the degree work, Evidence that cun be verified. wr have taken care of them jn yeiiYs ! and .as n still larger crowd hnd nrrivFact is what we want. jonr by when we did not have the ' od by noon time, making tlie Catholic Opinion is not enough. pr«|HT facilities—only with this difHall too smnll to nccommodato the Opinions differ.ftrtncv—we can now take care of crowd, every one then retired to the Here's a Sanford fact. theta as never before and we should t.itv nun 1 Uitv Hall where the exemplification You can test it. gtt the habit of looking for conven­ of the Sect o nd and Third Degrees took A. M. Adams, carpenter, 811 Magtions. bringing them here upon all These degrees were also occasions and treating them with that nolin nve., says; "1 have used Doan's handled by the Tampa team and need­ good old Sanford hospitality of which Kidney Pills for attacks of lumbago. less to state that those candidates of Stooping over so much brought on wp are capable. this trouble and at times I went V ^erdny. are good Knights today be­ The following officers were elected around all bent over; my back was so cause of the able efforts of this able 'a t Tampa: lame and sore. My kidneys acted too team. State Oracle, Mrs. Alice Voshard, freely and I hiyl to get up several ' Nearly all the visiting men were of Tampa; Vice Oracle, Mrs. Clara times during the night. 1 got Doan's accompanied by their ladiy4, and these Stemper, of Sanford; State Recorder ladies were met at the Jt'nldcz Hotel ’ # j Kidney Pills at Phillip & Co.'s Drug ami Receiver, Mrs. Jesse Snow. -- . , , ,, , , . , by the Sanford Indies, under the man­ Jacksonville; State Chancellor, Mrs. Mu|re ■“nd lhf 7 rMl ,,f ,ht' agement of Mrs. Gene Roumiilut, Georgia Pcrrit, of Jacksonville; State and Put k,dne78 ,n where nil arrangements had been Price 60c., at all dealers.* Don’t Marshall, Mrs. Lucy Hardin, of West made for their comfort. The Indies simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Palm Iteach; State Inner Sentinel, were conducted about the city and sur­ Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that Mm Mary Pierce, of Wnucbulln nnd rounding country in ears, each car in Mr. Adams had. Foster-Milburn Co., State Outer Sentinel, Mrs. Lois Edcharge of a Sanford lady and sljown Manufacturer'', Buffalo, N . Y. \<L * n ' » i , ••( Winter Haven. the most interesting parts of Semi­ nole county. K K S n i . r i IONS OF RESPECT. And Orlando .was hero strong, Florida’s Population, ; Again it was proven what can be done White and Colored, t by Sanford if they co-operate as often WHEREAS, Almighty God, in his infinite wisdom, hns seen fit to re­ Showing the Growth ns possible with the Orlando people. move, from our midst our dear friend Headed by the Grand Knight of the an! Professional Brolher, Benjamin Orlando Council, fully a hundred and WASHINGTON, March H*. Flori­ Claude Dodds; and, fifty members were here for tjie en­ da's .white population has increased to . d III.Ki.AS. although in our own 638,153 in D.»21 or 13.8 per ce it over tire day with .their ladies. They also limit*-,I \Minn, we fail to know the 1910 according to census returns to­ furnished a class of candidates almost cau.-. f hi-., to is, untimely depart- day. The negro popu’atinn is 329,487 eipml in dumber to the Sanford class. urr> i the prim.' of life, and with the in 1921 was an increase of 66.7 per It was one of the reasons for the suc­ Po*sj(i,!i'v o f so much accomplishment cent over IDHi. Indian, Chinese, Jap­ cess of the entire day and it would riiead ,.i him, st!H we must bow to anese, and all other colored residents not be amiss if ihe Sanford men turn­ ahead of him, still we must bow to numbered 830 in 1921. Males in Fi »r- ed out and did likewise for them the the Superior Wisdom of the All High­ idn number 495,320 and females 473,- Y«y first time the opportunity pro est: 150. Increase of females 32 per cent seated itself. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT TtE- during ijecnde while* male* fnereased And then to wind the day up in SOIA ED, By the tncmlicrs rrt the Or- only 25 7 per cent grand fashion Mr. nnd Mrs.) Charlie *nGv County Medical Society, of ______ _____________ * Campbell of the Valdez .served the *hi>.h Dr. Dooda was an efficient and , , 1, t.«■. i, , m i largest banquet thnt this hotel or any loyal member, other potci in Sanford over attemptfore Reaching the River. ed. 'F|,iH banr|uet will long be rememThat we offer our most- sincere •sympathy to the remaining members ^'Since moving near the river two be red by the visitor* ns well as tho his family, in this their trying a f­ years ago. we’ve always used RAT- home people. The Valdez manngcfliction, and admonish them to re­ SNAP. Watched a vicious water t it, meat is certainly to bo congratulated member the faith which leads us to nibbling at RAT-SNAP outside the upon the nblo wny in which they think that, in His own good time, the house. About 15 minutes later he handled this, the largest of its kind, *°fd will reunite them to their lov­ darted off for the water, to cool his ever held in Sanford. Tables were ed one. burning stomach, but ho died before laid for over two hundred and the And that, as a mark of the esteem ranching it." Three sizes, 3Cc, 65c, ^crowd was so large that ncurly sixty n which we hold our departed broth- $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball had.to be served in the grill room nnd *r practitioner, a copy of these reso- Hnrdwnrc Co. elsewhere In the city. The long table otiims be spread upon the minutes of ranched tho entire way around the hi* society, n copy be sent to Mrs. large dining room with two long rows '"hi*, and that tho resolutions be in the center, taking up every avail­ Pu dished in tho pnpers of Orange nnd able Inch of apace.’ beminole Counties. R'tv. Father Hcnncsay, chaplain of C. J. MARSHALL, the local council, presided over the C. D. CHRIST, occasion a* toast master and introduc­ Get busy end rail ere tfiose pains ed the speakers, nil very prominent J. T. DENTON, with that handy-bottle of Committee on Resolutions. m-*n of the atntc. Amongst tho chief Sloan’s Liniment Adopted March 16th,*1921, Orange speaker# of the evening were H. P. <-°uniy Medical Society. HAT Sloan'* does, It doe* thor­ Baya, of Tampa, state deputy; Messrs. oughly—fxnetraUt teMovi rub* * S. McELROY, Grand bint to the afflicted part and Twpney nnd McGraw, Past President, promptly relieve* moat kind* of exter­ Knight nnd Grand Knight of the J. H. EDWARDS, * nal pain* and nches. You'll find it Tampa Council; Wm. Marshall, one Secretary. dean and non-*kin-staining. * Keep it of thc lnrgest cigar manufacturers of handy tor sciatica, lumbago, neuralgia, over-exerted musdea, atiff joints, back- <Tampa and the district deputy of this Aik YuWr Soldier Boy How “Cootie*” ache, pains, bruises, strains, sprains, j district, Rev. Father Fox, of Orlando, Got Such a Hold * bad weather after-effect*. state chaplain; Messrs. Nclihn and For 39 years Sloan’s LInimeat ha* Harnum, past Grand, Knight ' and Hell t0i| you that tho bnttJcfronta helped thousand* the world over. You i u ** wcre BW»™ ing With rat*, aren’t likely to be an exception. It cer­ Grand Knight of tho Orlando council. Thfc orchestra thnt rendered the !) , earried the dangerous vermin tainly does produce result*. All druggist*—35c, 70c, $1.40. music throughout the evening was In ' caused our men misery. Don’t let charge of Mrs. B. T. Houser at the Wtf ’r*n*f disease into your home. piano assisted by Mias Ruby Roy * ' " you *** thc ,irBt ono « ct RATwith the violin. . * . That will finish them quick. "ree eizc«. 35c, 65c, «1.25. Sold and w ra n te e d by Ball Hardware Co. Office supplies a t the Herald. Royal Neighbors Will STEALING TEMPLE Meet Here in ORANGE TREES 1923 Winter Haven, Florida, March 22.— FACT OUCH! ANOTHER* RHEUMATIC TWICE W Sloa - SAYS BACKACHE IS SIGN YOU HAVE BEEN EATING TOO MUCH MEAT. More than i When you wake up with backache and dull misery in the kidney region it generally means you have been eating too much meat, says n wellknown authority. Meat forms uric acid which overworks the kidneys in their effort to filter it from the blood and they become sort of paralyzed and loggy. When your kidneys get sluggish and clog you must relieve them, like you relieve your bowels; removing all the body’s urinous waste, else you have backache, sick headache, dizzy spells; your stomach sours, ton­ gue is coated, and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment, channels often get sore, water scalds and you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night.. Either consult n good, relinble phy­ sician at once or get from your phar­ macist about'four ounces of Jnd'Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for n few days and your kidneys will then net fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com­ bined with lithtn, and has been used for generations to clean nml stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize acids in the urine so it no longer ir­ ritates, thus ending bladder weakness. Jail Balts is a life saver for regu­ lar meat enters. It is inexpensive, cannot injure nnd makes a delightful, effervescent- lithia-water drink.—Adv. Miss Fern Ward Joins Herald Staff W h en y o u let u s supply your building need* you get » great deal more than just so many feet of luqiber— bundles of shingles— pounds of .nails—-or panels of Beaver Board. You g et the benefit o f our building material knowledge and experience In Service that helps you get the results you want at the right price. Service Brat in planning the work—more service in selecting proper materials—speedy service in delivering the goods. You pay for the materials. Tho service ys for its e lf in the larger volume df business brings through super-satisfied customers. It w ill p a y y o u to bo one o f thorn. r 517 Commercial Street ❖ **++++++++*F++++++*+*++++*+-M'++'S*-!*++-S'**+'t'+++++++++++-M Miss F'em Ward will take the so­ ciety page of the Daily Herald nnd all of the news should lie phoned to + (PINE OR GUM STAVES) No. 341 in the future nnd Miss Ward will take great pleasure in rbruniciling + -TfiS In unlimited quantities at very low all tho happenings of a local nml so­ $ fe/TF,!'F"H,:'!‘.V'Vretu\ cash prices, providing orders are cial nature. She will also call nt the placed within the next few days, various hotels for news nnd wishes to ( shipments commenced after re­ build up a good society page for the ceipt of order and extending until Daily Herald, Miss Wilkey, the form-| potato shipping season. Good pro­ er soclqty editor, has gone to New position to dealers. Y'ork for the summer months and1 Write or wire (our expense) for Miss Ward is taking this position for prices a few months to keep the Daily Her­ ald up to standard. Any assistance Florida Barrel Mfg. Co., given Miss Ward will be greatly ap­ preciated by the management. Re­ K ith an d lonin S ts . F\ O. Box 81 member to phone til! the news of a U. S. Standard Barrel D ept. 0 Jack so n v ille, F la. local nature to 311 or to tluf Herald office 148. *»++ +»'»»»»+ +»'»+»4»»+ »* + 'C>4.W++++ + + *t-4-*++-fr-t»+++++»+++»»»i | / ■AV— L'.jfi/nvi POTATO BARRELS BUICK OR years the demand for Buick cars has always ex­ ceeded the supply—even when Buick production mounted to 500 cars daily. F Because of the material curtail­ ment of motor car production this winter, the country faces a decided shortage of quality cars this spring and summer. Consequently Buick dealers are advising motorists to place their Buick orders now because orders must be sent to factory months in advance of delivery. The reason whv the demand for Buick cars has always ex­ ceeded the supply is more pro­ nounced than ever in the 1921 Buick. Coupled with the noted Buick power and dependability are added riding comfort, eas­ ier control and a beauty and grace that fittingly express Buick worth. Authorized Buick Service insures full return on Buick investment. Since January /, regular equipment on a ll models includes Cord Tires O R LAN D O . fjnbbn (ILW) � 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, March 25, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 25, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 25, 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/d3a246720bf0748c3b4908c63861e688.pdf 1c8ba51787cbc1d5b7dc056836e0cb0f PDF Text Text «• IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER S I SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1921 VOLUMB xn. will be |800,000 which coven the fin t he will have the entire business and banking interests of Seminole county unit of the hotel. The Lake Monroe note! Corpora­ with him. Their complete co-opera­ tion now being organised under the tion has been assured. lawa of Delaware will be the holding The next thirty days will cover the corporation of the hotel and golf prop­ preliminaries of organising and plans erties and «uch other further proper­ and specifications for the hotel and ties as msy be acquired for improve­ goR links. Very soon thereafter ground will be broken for Sanford's ment In Sanford. As soon -as the personnel of the and South Florida’s greatest Improve­ • board of directors Is determined a ment. Negotiations now being con­ wonderful duba and has laid oat though he haa played very little in First Unit of 150 Rooms, meeting will be held for the election ducted by Col. are Who is The Best in Eu hli Gibbons, as attorney many of the famoua courses in Eu­ competitions, he won the German pro* of officen. Mr. Hood, however, will for the combination, with one of the rope. He was born In. Carnoustie, Costing $800,000, Will be the president of this corporation . rope and Amerlargest hotel operating syndicates in Scotland, the home of golf, on May and one of the active spirits in making Be Started Soon the country who will have complete 19, 187®. Hla parents Intended him success of this enterprise. control' in managing the hotel and golf for the law, but the love of the game • as Possible ~ The gentlemen identified with this links and which Insures the beat man­ lured him to the llnka when a mere Sanford improvement are well known agement and financial success. schoolboy, and before he waa 17 he The new proposed hotel to be con- in constructive lines in this state. Col. The 'hotel will be of fire-proof waa playing in .Carnoustie club team itruetfd on the lake front that has Gibbons of Jacksonville is’ one of construction and as stated, artistically AND EQUAL OF ANY IN EUROPE matchea against S t Andrew's,' Mont­ been advocated by Mr/ J. D. Hood of Florida's best known lawyen, having designed to meet climatic conditions; rose and Menifleth cluba. When 18 OR AMERICA, LAID OUT been identified in' the past with im­ yeara old he pUyed plus p in the this city for the past year or more has portant business propositions for the equipped and furnished in the latest AT SANFORD Montrose Mercantile Club. taken on definite plans which assure upbuilding ’ of Florida and la well and most fashionable style such as He went to Germany In 1909 and • construction for tha next season. The known throughout the state as one of I will attract the highest class of pat­ The'following is from tho Golfer's constructed golf llnka for Count Op- peat two year* this renowned char­ ronage and bring to Sanford the lead? . put few days there have been several Florida’s political leaders. . Magazine: peradorf and then accepted the posi­ acter of the links has been the private important conferences held at San­ Mr. McNeil comes from one of ing business and financial people who Cuthbcrt S. Butchart, a great club- tion of professional with the Berlin professional and instructor to Mr. are accustomed to visit Florida every ford with Mr. Hood by Charles E. Maryland's oldest and best known makcr and perhaps, one of tho best Golf Club. Here he met members of Lycett Green and his guests at Slalnli Hiliyer, contractor of Jacksonville; families and has been identified with winter and pnjoy its. cllmaU, and the golf experts in Europe, has been se­ the Imperial family, coached them and Castle, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. efficient service that will be given in P. 1L Trimble, architect of Orlando; some .of. the largest financial and lected as the golf professional and in­ played with them regularly? He this instance. Col. Cromwell Gibbona of Jackson- banking interests of Pennsylvania. structor for tho Wcstchcster-Biltmoro After learning that Cuthbert S. yillc, and Hon. J. Hector McNeil of Mr. McNeil is now closely affiliated Mr. Cuthbcrt S. Buchart, the inter­ Country Club, sltustcd between tho played with or coached members from national golf professional, has laid out all the foreign embassies. Of the Im­ Butchart ia one of the best in the pro­ Philadelphia, Mr. McNeil represent­ with the Franklin Trust Compnny of tho golf links hero which assures tho villages of Harrison nnd Rye in West­ perial family he played with the fession and after learning that, his ing large financial Interests In Penn­ Philadelphia and the Crane Ice Cream pntrons of the hotel one of the beat chester county, New York. Crown Prince, Princo Henry ,of Prus­ judgment ■is sought by the biggest sylvania. \ . Company, the largest ice cream syndl- and largest golf links in the South. The announcement was made to­ sia, brother of the former Kaiser; tt was settled yesterday at the final cate in this country; also Phllndcl-|Ag goon ag Florida’s patrons nnd vis- day by John E. McE. Bowman, presi­ Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia, men in tho country it is well to knovr conference that the hotel, to be coh- phin’s largest moving picture syndi- jto r g aro advised during the summer, what ho thinks about the Sanford dent, and Gngo E. Tnrbcll, vice-presi­ itructed, should bo In fornt two units catc. He is also fhtcrested In gas whgt wju bo at Sanford for their en- dent, of the Wcstchcsier-Biltmorc. Prince Munster, Arch Duko Carl links that have recently been laid ofT • of 150 rooms ench, the administration compnnics that he hns been the enuso j tertninment in the way of a hotel and Ever since Mr. Bowman announced he Stephen of Austria. He played also with members of tho at the direction of J. D. Hood for th e part to be completed with the first of instituting in some of tho lending golf links it is assured that tho hotel was to build this great recreation cen­ suites of tho American, French, Chil­ new Lakcfront Hotel Company. M r.'unit, and the second unit to be con­ cities of Florida. While Mr. McNeil ter In Westchester county, -the gfrlf structed the following season. This is extensively Interested in finnnclnl will bo overbooked the coming season. world has had its car to the ground ean, Swedish, Danish, Russian, Italian Butchnit among many other things, Mr. Butchnrt is at present the prowill give Sanford one of the finest matters along constructive liges ho Is Sessional of thq West Chester Bilt- awaiting the announcement of n golf nnd Turkish embassies; and in Eng­ said of the Sahford links: Snnford is.fortunnte in the location land he had already played with most hotels in the state. of Philadelphia’s best known, able mort? Unks at Rye, N. Y., tho golf professional and instructor. of the nobility. Ho planned, con­ offfle new 18-hold golf course th at ' Associated with Mr. Trimble, archi­ nnd leading attorneys. | links there being one of the best Jn The new instructor Is a college bred structed, reconstructed nnd advised on hns been laid off at Crystal Laks. tect, in preparing and designing tho Mr. Hiliyer is one of Jacksonville’s the country nnd which proposition man, but. when only a lad of eleven the-construction of numerous .links in Tho lnml has the right gradients^ plans and drawing the specifications lnrgc contractors, having in chargoI 1forms a part of the John McE. Bow- he was already swinging tho clubs nnd about Berlin. every hole will be flrst-clnss and th e ■ . • will be wi if one one iof thec North’s most able, . ’ !in thc pnst mnny important contract* man Hotel Syndicate throughout the in the hills of Scotland. Not only He was preparing plans for / our green will bo one thnt can *ell b e leading and prominent architccL for railroadg antl othcr ]orge interr 'country. Mr. Butchart is so well that, but he was also Inventing and styled unique In the golfing world. today »the But new courses when the war broke out. Having laid off some 2000 greens in will be on the Rrount n a 1_ cstg which he hns successfully per- known as a golf professional wo take! making clubs, nnd, *"'<"* »'■• Hutknown and valued From his high estate among tho roy­ nil parts of tho world Mr, Butchart in conference with M .T !formed in Georgia, the Cnrollrtns nnd pleasure In. calling attention else- chart clubs nro km Ilo Is a alty and nobility he wns plumped Into says there nro none like Sanford and £ Florida.. Mr. H ille r is now con- where ns to the successful work a c wherever golf .. is played. pi , drawing the plnns. The hotel will be stnicting the Lee street viaduct in 'complished by him throughout tho stockily built man with a ruddy com- a prison ennip nnd remained there, of.an artistic design with the grounds Jncksonvillo which is one of the world in tho greatest sport known to plexion and the health of tho winds Interned for the duration off the war, they "WILL COMPARE FAVOR­ being released November 22, 1U18. He ABLY IN LOCATION AND POSI­ set nut to meet ifll that ia tropical and most important engineering improver tho business and professional man. nnd the rugged weather of outdoor! couldn’t -remain idle even in his in­ TION WITH ANYTHING IN EU­ of Florida scenic effect. shows in his face nnd frame. In hla ROPE, THEY ARE THE EQUAL OF Also it was decided to dcvelbp and ™ "ts tnkpn ovcr ln Floridn lnrcCent Florida is certainly a diversified experience he has fnstructcd some of ternment Ho had nevpr attempted to ANY IN AMERICA AND ARE years make nnything but golf clubs, but have ready for. next season n golf Mr. Trimble nnd Mr. Hood nro our stntc. Sanford does not' particularly the most noted men of Europe and genius of Invention asserted itself in BETTER THAN ANY IN FLORIDA** links, recently acquired by Mr. Hood, ’hns turned out mnny of the greatest the making of silver cups and bowls nnd this statement coming from this sr.d which will form n . part of the neighbors nnd it is sufficient to only want the auto campers^—at least. some . 'players of the game, woll-knoWn authority la an asset to cnll attention to their Interests in.1of the enmpers thought so an<l here hotel ... enterprise. ........ • „ , . ,u* “ *• ...... .......... -----I Ho Is. Identified with every fenture nnd othcr articles of service; nnd be­ Sanford that Is worth millions In tho Th. estimated expenditure of all of .this improvement. Mr. Hood is ono ^ GnlncsvU,(. mnklnR a K„ln week for f lhc po|)l)iar sport. He hns made fore he could mnhe them he had to number nnd kind of winter visitor*. these improvements, including the of Sanford's greatest. nnd most cn- the Tin Canners nnd taking care of* champion ' ' players' nnd hns .himself - ~ first construct his tools. (ContiwrtTd on page 3). . hotel, its equipment and furnishings thusiastic boosters nnd with his whole But before they Interned him, altwo thousand of them. ployed the game. He has turned oat and the golf links with club house, heart nnd his money In this enterprise New Lake Monroe Ho­ tel Corporation Being Organized for Ho­ tel and Golf • O W NEXT SEASON »'*»•»irt ' o* i- v* • r- - PLAN OF NEW HOTEL, ARCADE PU DDIN G, AND VIEW OF CITY O F SANFORD FROM I.AKE FRONT * ■ ■* ' '" . . • , . A• ■*infflap* -*1» j •: a y. 1Zjfit^ .'j r/.~V >j "*3t| .Writ ; \i . . *. • 'i �I ■■ .V TH E SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1921 ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN BOATS . ARE AT THE CITY DOCKS GREATEST INVENTION OF AGE ' PERSONAL NOTES PINELLAS WOULD L0NGW00D NOTES DIVIDE STATE OR REAPPORTION IT youknow >ucan roll (From Tuesdny’a Dally) Mrs. J. W. Walker, of Intcrlachcn, Fla., hns been the guest ’of friends and rolatives. • Mrs. Partin spent a few days in Orlando where she is taking osteo­ path treatment Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen and Claude HcnchclifT were Sanford vis­ Miss Dorothy Humph is spending n ^CLEARWATER, Mnr. 10.—Unless itors Wednesday. few dnys nt home from the Florida the legislature makes provision forji Mrs. J. S. Durkcl and Miss Olive State College for Women. reapportionment of the senatorial nnd spent tho dny in Sanford Wednesday representative districts so as to give the guests of Mrs. Chas. Mathews. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harper Kcsler, of cnch section of tho stato its proper Jim Miller of Lakeland and sister, W. T. Donnelly and His Jacksonville, spent the dny Monday representation, the Pinellas county Mrs. Lou Lockett of Jacksonville, Family Are Enjoying with Mrs. A. M. Clemons. bonrd of trado Is going to stir up n stopped over n few days on their way hornet’s nest and let the hornets to Jacksonville on Wednesday. Both Our Fine River Mrs. R. S. Keclor hns returned from sting where they may. Mr. Miller and Mrs. Lockett are old 1 . a two months stny a t Formosa nnd Tho organization has made this Longwood citizens. is nt home in her apartment in the threat in a set of resolutions duly Ed Lane of Sanford wps a visitor MISS KATHRYN WILKBY, Editor, Wo!aka. adopted and signed by its chairman in town Thursday. Phone 428 nnd three other members. The reso­ J. T. McGankey was a visitor in BOATS CONSTRUCTED BY ONE Mrs. W. E. Coulboum returns to­ lution says in the plainest kind of town Sunday. J. T. has a position in (From Tuesday’s Daily) OF AMERICA’S FOREMOST day to her home in Palmetto, Fin., language: “If such constitutional Winter Park and we hope we will see GENUINE BOOK LOVERS’ CLUB. ' BUILDERS after a visit of several weeks with right be longer disregarded we will him more often, The Booklovcrs’ Club was delight­ her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. H. apply to the courts for redress, and if | Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill Satcher and One of the greatest inventions of fully entertained Saturday by Mrs. Chappell. •=- such redress bo refused for nny ren- * tobacco daughter have just returned from a the age is at our very doors this week Roy Symes, at her beautiful home in son w i will proceed to secure a di­ visit down to Plant City, where they in the applied electricity to marine Winter Park. Mrs. M. Fleisher, Miss Esther vision of the state as our last and were the guests of - Mr. and Mrs. . ’ transportation as exemplified in the The meeting was a spend-the-day Flclshcr, Maurice Kronen and Sam only alternative.” ? Wade Entzmcnger and family. Donnelly boats that nrc lying, off (he party and after a most delicious Fleischer returned 'yesterday from a Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Entzmcnger, city wharf in midstream of the lake. luncheon, the guests were taken for pleasant trip from Tampa and Brad Mr. nnd Mrs. BUI Satcher and little The Donnelly invention consists of a drives about the beautiful spots of entown. daughter, were Sanford visitors Sat­ complete power plant on the yacht Winter Park. urday. . Dawn which generates electricity for The many friends «f J. D. Jacobs Every member of the Club, was Maurice and Clyde Clouser of Or­ The road meeting . held hers N. IF. Braddock returned Monday the yacht New Era and transmits the present and Mrs. Ruby and Mrs. T. of Norfolk, Va., are glad to sec him lando were in town on Sunday. Thursday was well attended. w» current by means of a.cable attached M. Pulcston were guests for the day. here again. Mr. Jacobs was former­ to his work on the East Coast Rail­ Miss Hattie Grist spent the day in surely need good roads here. Let’* road after spending the week-end to the New Era although the New ly tho general manager of the Flor­ Sanfoirll Wednesday the guest of get busy. All together now Pu*h! here with his family. . Era can and does operate separately CHITTENDEN-MERCEREAU ’ ida Truck Growers, Infc., and is well Well it won’t ba long until Genen j with the current that has been sup­ W. P. Monroe and family triotored Father nnd Mrs. Peck . A wedding of great interest in San­ known to many of the growers nnd Friends of Mrs. Dpwling will re­ will be lit pp. Everybody jj, p i ­ plied nnd stored/rom the power plnnt to Orlando Tuesday aftoroon to visit ford, occurrod in Jacksonville Satur­ citizens generally. gret to know she is still very ill nt ling new lights in their homes. T. * on the Dawn. * the sick mother of Mrs. Monroe’s. day nt high noon, when Miss Gene­ her home in West Longwood. Provntt has his plnnt all ready i/ ' Both of these fine ynchts nre at the vieve Mercereau of Elmira, N.’ Y., Mr. nnd Mrs. John Reynolds left (T ra m W a d n ta d a j'a D a llj) Mis* Eva Stuart of Tampa spent also a stove. *• ' city docks nnd nre attracting consid- became the bride of LeRoy P. Chit­ • • L Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert W. Simms of Tuesday for .Jacksonville whore he All the ornngo groves over beir| nble attention. The inventor, Willintn tenden, of Sanford, P'la. Jacksonville nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. P. J. hns employment. The people nround the week-end nt her home. The pnst week nt the Baptist nre looking fine, especially those ef T. Donnelly and his wif^ nnd his son This’ wedding 7s“the'-culmination of f * 80/ of. ? cw York win hc th° ^ ,C3ta the village regretted very much to church there wns held services. Rev. Mr. Kilbe which is watered with * Norman nnd dnughtcr, Helen, nre on quite n romance ns they were child­ this week of Mr. nnd Mrs. B. J. have them go, but glad to record thnt • boarej the New Ern nnd they are en­ they purchased a lot here before Maple nnd Mr. Boar conducting the flower pot. ’ hood sweethearts in their old home .Starling. services. ' • People who like fishing come U joying the Florida weather and tho in Union, N. Y. leaving nnd expect to return in May ;. Enry communion service wns held Geneva. It is aure fine here. J*d Mrs. V. M. Door of Summerville, to consider the question of building. beautiful St. Johns river to the full­ The ceremony was n very quiet one, S. C., is th e guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. est while Mr. Donnelly is demon­ Rev. R. W. Edwards of Jacksonville nt the Episcopal church Sunday1, Flynt enught n six pound baas a fn Dr. McNnir, pastor of the - First T. L. Dumas. days ago. strating the many good points of his delivered a good sermon here Sunday. March Oth. Fnther Peck officiating. Presbyterian Church, of Jacksonville, There will be held at the Librnry Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Prevatt asj grent invention. The New Ern is officiating. Only a few close friends H. D. Durant is having his house Mrs. E. M. Gnllowry hns returned remodeled nnd will be quite an im­ Friday night, Mnrch 11th, a baked Mrs. M. E. Wicks motored over i* one of the finest ynchts that hns been nnd relatives of the contracting par­ Chuluotn Monday to sec Mr. nnd Mrt bean supper. Everyone invited., from Miami where she attended the provement when done. here in rnnny dnys being fitted tip in ties were present. Wm. Sieg. Wm. Dowling wns n visitor in Or­ hoard meeting of the state officers most comfortable style with every Mrs. John Reese of Orlando spent Mr. nnd .Mrs. Chittenden will be in lando Mondny. Mr. nnd Mrs. Flynt and Mr*, of the Federated Clubs. Mrs. Gallo­ the week-end here, the guest of her convenience in the world. Having Sanford today on their way down the Mrs. Kilbe called on Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. -Robinson of West Longwood plenty of electricity nt nil times the way also spent n few days the guest parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. fe. Sjoblom. East Const where they will spend T. W. Prevatt Sunday. t returned Saturday from/Jacksonville New Ern hns everything electrically Mr. nnd Mrs. McMahon left Tuestheir honeymoon. Upon their return of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dickens. Carl Eaton, Ilnrney Griggs, Willi** whero she wns the guest of her equipped, have hot nnd cold water nil dny after spending scvernl months they will make their future home in Sapp, Lillie I.ittler,' Ruth Griggs *a( son. over the bont nnd hnve everything Sunford. F. H. Peacock of Cleveland is in here for their home nt Soabrook, N. Miss Mitchell of Sanford spent Sun­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill Allen were San­ just ns they want ft, tho bont having the city the guest of his mother, Mrs. II. ’ \» day evening with Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. ford visitors Tuesday. been built according to the plans of Birder. Mr. Peacock is looking for Mrs. Evnns received word a few DINNER PARTY Prevatt. Mr. Donnelly who is a mnstcr build­ Mrs. Chris Mnthcws nnd Miss Mil­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Chnpmnn en­ a location nnd if ho decides to re­ dnys ngo thnt there was n great A delightful party wns given hen er nnd is one of the largest construc­ main in Sanford will send for Mrs. dred Liekson were the guests of granddaughter bom nt the home of tertained most charmingly nt dinner last Wednesday in honor of Herrin tors of floating dry docks in the coun­ Friday- evening with Mrs. J. S. Wil­ Peacock nnd they will remnin for the Mr. nnd Mrs. Tracy Evnns nt their Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl. nnd Mildred Covert, who left Thantry. Tile elertricnlly propelled boats son the honor guest, the occasion be­ summer. W. S. Entzmlnger of Plnnt City, day morning for their home in Lodi, home in Boston, MnsB. is one of his hobbies that has bc«*n Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Long nnd Mr. is the guest of his brother, C. W. N. Y., nt a late hour. Dainty re­ ing Mrs. Wilson's birthday. worked out successfully along the Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Montgomery anil Mrs. ’G. M. Barlow nnd children Entzmcnger, for n few dnys. The table decorations of violets freshments were served. Those pres­ lines of real construction and Mr. nnd were guests of Mr. and Mrs. li. A. of Orlando were Sunday visitors here, Mrs. Reiter nnd •children were in ent were: Opal Peters, Kadrel Cul­ were uqusually beautiful.' Mrs. Donnelly nnd family are enjoy­ i . i: KA. delicious course dinner was scrv- Neel. on an auto trip* to Or ando *yes guests of their pnrents, Mr. nnd Mrs.' Sanford Tuesday. pepper, Luther Sipes, Ruhy Byrd, ing something that ns lie whimsically ed to eight guests. terday, where Mr. Montgomery suc­ E. Quigg. . Pnuljne Margaret Byrd, Fred Mc­ snys no other inventor hns ever enjoy­ ceeded in signing of the ReporterMr. nnd Mrs. Durnnt hnve just re­ WENT TO LAKE HELEN Farland, Edgar McFarland, • Ethd thetne, of which the Herald is a mem- ceived a letter from their son, Gor­ ed—the pleasure of making a trip to BRIDGE l.ifes, Floy Bunnell, Grace Dome, Bes­ Florida in his own patent nnd one Mrs. C. R. Kirtley entertained with Star as n member of the United Typo-' don in the nnvy, nnd he wns located Mr. nnd Mrs. Biedcr and son, F. II. sie Geiger, Herbert Brown, Evelji that is eminently successful—nnd one a bridge luncheon honoring Mrs. Hal her. nt Panama City nnd hnd made n trip Pencock, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wheeler, Mr. McClain, Ruth McFarland, Louise, that is bound to be adopted on nil the Wight, Friday, at her to Lima, Peru, nnd was well pleased nnd Mrs. Dickinson nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Pauline and Evelyn Ilyrd, Charles attractive inlnnd waterways of the world. Mr. npnrtmcnt "The Nest." Mr. E. W- Brown, who has been with nnvy life. Chndwick and Mr. Bland motored Dooley, Eliznbcth Davis, Fionas Donnelly calls his electrically pro­ Decorations of Salvia were most the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben Mon­ over to Lnke Helen Sundny where Brown, Christine McClellan, Mrs. Kil­ pelled bont the “web-footed locomo­ attractive. A delicious luncheon pro­ roe,-left Tuesday for his home. TRUE ENOUGH thii- visited at Camp Cnsndnign for be, Mrs. Dooley. tive" and the name is a good one as ceeded the game. Mrs. M. S. Wiggins thiMlny nnd enjoyed the church servFrank Jones, of New Smyrna, sped it covers the invention with a few won the prize for high, score, a dain­ Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cnnnres nre in the week end with Mr. nnd Mrs- C, The Florida family that does not j i‘ » ’? nnd the trip to this benutiful words f o r thd) Dawn N that and m o r e ty door-knocker. the city again much to the gratifica­ hnve fresh fruits nnd vegetenbles o n jslK*t *n Florida, W. Culpepper. being the jAcimiutivc that some dny Those present were: Mrs. Hal tion of their many friends. Victor is its dining table every" day of the • will be pulling many boats and bnrgWight, Mrs. Henry Wight, Mrs. the advance man for Melville’s Com­ year is not enjoying the opportunity Can it be that the senreity of cirThe modern young man's idea of es up our own St. Johns river. The Claude Howard, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, edians nnd he is the premier advance that belongs to ^Floridians.—Sumter .cuinting money is duo to tho hoard of roughing it is rolling his own.ships nre njit in the towing class but Miss Sarah Wight, Miss May Thrash­ man in the business, being ef u most County Times. • aliens. • Dnltimore Evening Sun. • after being elcctficnlly chnrgcd enn er, Miss Norma Herndon nnd Mrs. jovial disposition and a great Flor­ navigate each scpnrnte boat free nnd Ralph Wight. ida booster. independent from the “plant ship" nnd can paddle their own ennoe. The or­ ++++++++++++'t-+"i"t-F++++-!-++’F+-M-+-W'-M-++<-+<fr+++++++++++++++ dinary bnrg\- in tow hns no power nnd goes forward nnd backward on the tow with dangers to all concerned al­ On the fourth dny of Inst October our fnctory, the largest of its kind in the entire South, was ways with the possibilities of break­ ;; < » burned to the ground. Luckily the ncid chambers, laboratory, mnehine shop, nnd other buildings mak­ ing loose or overrunning the bont ing up our immense plnnt were saved. ahend but the new invention gives ev­ In our vnrious Branch Houses throughout the state nnd warehouses here in Jacksonville we had ery boat in tow a separate unit of stored thousands of tons of our- famous IDEAL FERTILIZERS ns customary at the beginning of cloctric power- nnd they can b* drop­ each season. On the very dny of tho fire a large force of men started to work on a temporary mix­ ped in mid-stream to make their own INITIAL PAYMENT, AND BALANCE ing plant which wns soon running night and day. Our trade hns thus been served throughout these way to the docks. So powerful arc dnys of.trial, with little delay. , • • ,. these boats thnt the Donnelly’s ran 10 MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS Wc appreciate the sympathy and co-operation given us by our many friends, and are .glad to an­ outside nt Ucnufort for 250 miles in nounce that work on the new fnctory is now well under way. It will be much lnrgcr even than the old wthe ocean nnd rode the waves with­ Will Buy a fnctory, and equipped with the-very latest nnd best devjccs. out nny discomforts, showing the bonts to be absolutely seaworthy. * The construction of these boats and the many fine points embodied in their MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS building would fill n large book and JACKSONVILLE, FLA. AGRICULTURAL BUILDING the ordinary mind of the Herald rep­ ■A-.resentative could not grasp them nil. But a trip to the New Era nnd the We now have a number of these cars Dawn while here will convince anyone that Mr. Donnelly has solved one of in stock, so don’t wait, but come in today H K l - the greatest problems of transporta­ tion and he is not selling stock or and get a demonstration. j asking any favors of anyone. In fast f**r, to have the privilege of seeing these The Hup is the best medium-priced car boats nnd tilking to Mr. Donnelly is •• •’ ’**-• r JL - something for he in a man of big af­ made, and costs you less to operate. fairs in the transportation world and PLANT TREES on the hardiest o f all Stocks, CITRUS TRIPknows whereof he speaks. He is n - •> OLIATA.- Well adapted to heavy soils. • Varieties PARSON booster for Florida, is one of the or­ h■ • MAKE US PROVE IT ganizers of the Inland Waterways, BROWN,^PINEAPPLE, SATSUMAS and DUNCAN GRAPE­ • • knew more about the canal from the FRUIT. We have a fine large stock o f trees on this root in all St. Johns river to the Indian river and the inland waterways of Florida sizes. than the Herald man did nnd also said 1 >• in parting that he would be here, a 14 week nnd expected to come back next :::: Winter fpr a month nnd he is the kind of man we are looking for and DISTRIBUTORS I . ’ need in Florida and especially in San­ m k ■ ford. Ho is enjoying himself, he' is SANFORD -:-:FLORIDA - egjoying the fruits of* his labors in the big affairs of the nation, he is a real man and wc welcome )iim and % • • his estimable family to Sanford. ■* GREAT INVENTION “B ul CD urham LAKE MARY GENEVA NEW FERTILIZER FACTORY • * $ 6 6 8 .0 0 WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY Attention Planters i Ji B. —Get your Scratch Pada from The Herald—by the pound—15c. ' • t ( W-T-' if ■•’fa 0. Motor Co. RALD OFFICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT • --. ■ m & f- r - - .. . 1r / • WINTER HAVEN -• • . . : i t • .... • * A * G L E N S A IN T M ARY N U R S E R IE S • s • •*. »' w �1 * * 4 ■ . * ! | ■ f* ______________ . . * • - * * 4-1A* 1 * t N ■ . • . * p •, ■ * % ___________ _________ TH E SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD* FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1921 NORMAL TIMES ARE COMING, CONSERVATION OF RESOURCES BANKERS SEE THE LIGHT IN FLORIDA NEXT MOVE OF BETTER DAY DAWNINGl TAKEN BY THE LEGISLATURE Fish and Game Will How Much Money Will Uncle Sam Have Protective 3- Have in Treasury Laws Mads Business and Financial Situation Improving Every Day. BACK FROM VISIT AND HAS NOTHING TO SA? ENOUGH LAND IN COUNTY FOn MILLIONS OF SMALL FARMERS JACKSONVILLE, Mareh 15.—Dan­ iel T. Gerow, former postmaster here, and Lake Jones, both prominent in the affairs of the republican party, lave returned from Washington, but are silent as regards Florida appoint­ ments by President Harding. Mr. Ge­ row stated that while in Washington they did not discuss appointments with anyone. He said the adminis­ tration now is occupied with national appointments and indicate that It would be some time before the Florida appointments would be considered. WASHINGTON, March 15.—pi,^ to divert Immigrants from the dti* and Industrial centers and to co-cnU. nare agencies of the departments of interior, ’ agriculture and labor ta place tho newcomers on small farms were announced yesterday by W, W Husband, commissioner general of J®! migration. Mr. Husband, who sue. cceds. Anthony J. Camlncttl, was sworn in yesterday. The new commissioner general made public a plan approved by tbs Secretary of Labor which he dccla*. cd would help solve the immigration problem, and at the same time cor. rect the economic situation ariti^ from the flow of population to the larger cities. “There Is land enough In this conntry for millions of small farmers,* Commissioner Husband said. . “Our plan is not to replace American fanners with foreigners, bat to create new farmers and make new fanners, thereby increasing the rosources of the nation. Our immigra­ tion problem is largely a problem of distribution of the immigrants. "The majority of our immigrants are peasants, and essentially farm­ ers. “Our plan is not to scatter thess people out in sparsely settled Rcctiom and put them up against the problem that our pioneers went throogh. Neither do we* plant to start foreign settlement communities In the strkt sense of the term, but we plan ts group them, somewhat on the Europeon village plan, and offer them tbs advontages of expert agricultural and home demonstration instruction tbrn the department of ogriculturo and ts aid them in taking advantage of tk farm loan act, "By handling the immigration prob­ lem in this manner wc will do aws; with the Red danger. The farm, with the advantages we can offer, will U, the best sort of an Americnniiatiea school.” 1ATHERING GREAT CAPITALSHIPIDEA • ft' - i .i t f t j 1 '■ ■a • 4. i [■ 1jPrV f•< fA PLAN TO DIVERT IMMIGRANTS FROM CITIES TO FARMS WASHINGTON, March 16— Pro­ gress in the direction of adjustment of prices and the whittling down of WASHINGTON, March 15.—Secre­ Lank loans is working a gradual imtary of the Treasury Mellon yester­ I 'uvement of tho business and finan­ day was receiving returns on how cial situation in every section of the much monoy 110 is going to have to colintry. This is the decision of rep­ WHEN THE MAJORITY OF THE pay the bills of the United States resentatives of the twelve Federal re­ serve banks who have been meeting PEOPLE WANT FISH AND government during 1021. GAME LEGISLATION. The returns were the tax statements here to tako the stock of th country­ of some two million persons and cor­ wide financial situation. (»7 TU AimcUUS Tum) The men who are managing the respondents, who by midnight today TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 15.—Conmust make final declaration of their reserve banks believe th at steady serration of the natural resources of income and profits for 1920 and pay improvement from this time on may the state, especially fish and game, one-quarter of the tax due on that be looked for and that by midsum­ is otic subject the legislature is ex­ amount. Failure to do so will result mer conditions will be practically pected to consider, it was learned here normal. These bankers analyze the in a heavy penalty. • Longwood Squab Farm today. Persons interested said it was country-wide situation as it existed The returns were coming first thru almost certain that steps toward the Took Many Prizes some three score tax collection offic­ lost month substantially as folows: establishment of fish hatcheries to re­ es, then to the various headquarters Prices of farm products and live plenish the streams and propagating of the internal revenue collectors stock have reached lower levels than Awards of silver Wyandotte Chick­ reservation for restocking the forests ens at the Subtropical Fair, Orion from whom they reach Mellon. In have prevailed at any other time in ^NEW YORK, March 15.—Informa­ with wild fowl and animals will be another week they will be fairly well four or five years, but recent re­ tion that nearly all the bombing air­ do, Fla., Feb., 1921. taken. cleaned up and then.Mellon can tell: ports are showing a large and steady There were 71 Silvers entered by planes in the army air service and How much the government will get market-ward movement of grain, In this respect Seminole county will in taxes during the year. while the supply of animals is up many pursuit planes are being drawn four exhibitors. be found in the lead in this great Cocks—1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 6th, to normal market requirements.. Fa­ from various flying fields for concen­ Whether the incomes of Individuals work, a branch of the National Asso­ and the profits of corporations fcfl as vored by an unusually long stretch tration at Langley field; Va., was re­ Longwood Squab Farm. ciation having nlready been formed far in 1920 as has been generally sup­ of mild winter weather farmers have ceived here today in civil aeronautic Hens—1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 6th, here. Seminole’s representative, Hon. posed. been going ahead with their prepara­ circles, It was understood'that more than Longwood Squab Farm. F. P. Forster, is heartily in fpvor of Whether there is any chance for tions for producing more big crops flah and game protection and repre­ Congress to lower income tax rates this year, as well as building up and one hundred airplanes and several balCockerels—lrt, L. B. Vincent; 2nd, senting one of the greatest hunting in the new revenue bill about to be improving live stock on the farms and oons and dirigibles would be mobil- 3rd, 4th, and 5th, Longwoqd Squab zed there within a few days, along Farm. and fishing counties in the state, Mr. ranges. framed. with large stores of bombs, aerial tor­ Forster will be backed up by the best Pullets—1st, 2nd, 4th and 6th, Evidences of increased activity in Officials ndmit that because of the pedoes and other aviation fighting citizens in the county. Already the Longwood Squnb Farm; 3rd, L, B. business slump the taxes this year som6 lines of manufacturing are ob­ law breakers are at work in this coun­ will not be as much as they were last. served. Decided activity is reported equipment. Vincent. During the past few dayB several ty hunting game just after the law is Poor business resulted in smaller in­ in distribution of merchandise by Pens—1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th, Longwood pilots stationed at Mitchell field, Min- Squab Farm; 3rd, L. B. Vincent. oVcr and they continue to hunt all comes, so that the collections from wholesalers, jobbers and manufac­ during the summer months. If prop­ this source wil be smaller. Excess turers. Buying by the public at re­ ncola, have been transferred to the The Longwood Squab Farm also Virginin aviation field. Tho nmmu won 2nd, best display ail varieties er hunting and fishing laws could bo tail is large. Prices of nearly all profits of many firms disappeared al­ nition stored at Langley field was competing. Best display Wyandottes, enacted Seminole county would offer together, so that returns from this articles are so much lower at thiy the beat fishing and hunting in the tax are expected to take a tremendous time than one year ugo, however, said to be “enough to blow up both best display Silver Wyandottes, best the Pacific and Atlantic fleets.” the South. drop. As a result nil tax collections that percentages of increase or de­ vombs varying in weight from fifty pullet in show. Following is report on Silvers by during the present year may not ex­ crease in sales expressed in money :o 2,000 pounds. Judge Thos. F. Rigg. treiris do not accurately reflect - the Lakeland Aviator ceed *4,000,000,000. The aircraft concentration at Lang­ “Tho showing made by the Silver Mellon soon will h'nve nn idea volume of units of merchandise. ley field, it was said, will include Claims World Record of While Laced Wyandottes at the Sub-Tropi­ The mercantile situation is gener­ what ho will get, it will be some twenty pursuit planes, forty Do Havcal Fair, held at Orlando, Florida, reported in better condition than With 28 Tail Spins time before he can tell how much he ally iland attack and light bombardment February 16th to 18th,- 1921, was t hns been for many months. The must pay out." ships, twenty-ono heavy Martin bomb­ one which ever lover of this beautiful CROSS STATE WATERWAY The army and navy appropriations representative of one of the Federal ers, Borne of them equipped with the LAKELAND, March 15.—Flying and practical fowl can well be proud. reserve banks reported to the confer? above Lakeland Sunday afternoon, bills have yet to go' through Congress new aerial' torpedoes; six Handley- I have judged Silvers at Madison LEESBURG, March 14.—Work of George W. Haldeman, formerly lieu­ and until they are passed the govern­ ence hero that an official in one of Pngcs and six Capronis for dny nn(> Square Garden and other prominent contsructing the first unit of con­ th largest department stores in his tenant in the army air service, clnims ment expenditures cannot be accur­ night bombing; twenty flying boats shows, but never outside of Madison trolling works on tho Ocklavriha riv­ district put it this way: “We are bet­ he broke the world’s tail spin record ately foretold. It is unlikely, how­ and nine craft of the lighter-than-nir Square Garden have I found the qaul- er near Moss Bluff should not be deIn an airplane. Holdcrmon dropped ever, that ordinary government expen­ ter off than Wo were in 1918, ns well type. ity birds which were here shown by much longer, is the opinion of Capt from an altitude of 8,GOO feet to 800 ditures can be held under *4,000,000,- off ns we were in 1919, and ns for the Col. T. Dewitt Milling, who was as­ J. A. Bistline, of Longwood, Fla. The J. D. Young, of the Ocklawaha Re­ nhnormnl conditions prevailing in 1920 feet in one minute nnd fifteen sec- 000. sistant to Brigadier-General Mitchell, males carried the Silver finish to a re­ clamation Farms, who returned hers they could not have long been main­ onds, the descent taking 28 y cv°1u' in charge of military aviation in markable degree. The females were this week after a conference with tbs tained.” tions. Ilnldepnnn carried a passeng­ Franco, will command the armada of marvels of beauty, tho lacing in the United States district engineer offi­ Although the credit situation has er, W. F. Ifallam, of Chicago, but hcavicr-than-nir machines nt Langley first prize pullet being as fine as I cer at Jacksonville. The beginning of mproved perceptibly in recent there was no official observer. He field, while Col. William C. Hensley ever saw In any specimen. Here we activities on this waterway will be weeks liquidation of loans has not announced Inst night that he will at­ will have charge of the balloons and were given a practical demonstration among the first of linking up tbs gone far enough to entirely ease the tempt, next Sunday to better his rec­ dirigibles. of fact that Silver Laced Wyandottes cross state canal project of whkk money market. The representatives ord of Sundny nnd it is possible tho of the highest type nnd correct color the Ocklawaha river forms the east­ of the twelve reserve banks in com­ attempt will be officially timed. markings can be produced by the sin­ ern connection with the St. Johns riv­ paring notes agreed thnt the demnnd The official tail spin record is said gle mateing system. er. Mr. Young is Very much interest­ to bo 7,000 feet drop, So clear was WILL SUBSTITUTE CRIMINAL for money is still henvy, and- thnt “Mr. Bistline assured me that tlie ed in this accomplishment and hi) there are rensons to believe it will the atmosphere the aviator stated COURT OF RECORDS first cock and first hen produced first been actively co-operating with tbs become heavier as the active season that he could sec Tampa bay, Lake INSTEAD and second pullets. Here were the Leesburg Board of Trade in perfect­ advances. The* recent statements of Apopka and' a Inge at Kissimmee, living models to prove the correctness ing certain details preliminary to this all the federal reserve banks, ex­ (Br T U A u o d tU d F tm i ) points from. thirty to forty-five miles of Mr. Bistline’s statement. feature of navigation bn the Ockls-. FORT PIERCE, Mnrch 15—A cept ihe one in New York City, have distant from Lakeland. “I wish'every breder of Silver Lac­ wnhn end. movement is on foot here to nsk the reflected substantial decreases ip bor ed Wynndottcs in Americn could HAS BEEN ASSISTANT STATE coming legislature to abolish the rowings by member bnnks nnd an im­ have seen nnd Btudicd these speci­ Income Tax Returns AUDITOR AND WELL KNOWN Building plans arc almost complet­ county court in St. Lucie nnd sub- provement in tho reserve position. mens. AT CAPITAL. ed for a project which will give Jack­ reports submitted to the hank­ Bring Many Queer stnntutc Criminal court of record, ers’Themeeting ‘This line-bred stock received all sonville the largest sanitarium in tbs show thnt the mnrkct which would have jurisdiction over all Sources to Light crime except rape, and murder in the ing of grnin In the central west since TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 1G.—Mar­ prizes excepting first cockerel and world. The plans call for n 2800first degree launched here. A mass the beginning of the year has been in vin C. McIntosh, assistant stntc audi­ third pullet and third pen, which were room structure of concrete, marbl* NEW YORK, March 1C— New meeting tonight will be held to decide larger volume than the marketing for tor, wns appointed today assistant at­ won by L. B. Vincent, of Plymouth, and steel. It is stated that 400 eerts near Itlvcrview have already been the same period in 1920. The flour torney general to succeed W. W. Fin., on specimens of rare merit. York, the financial henrt of the na­ upon definite action. “THOS. F. RIGG." Trammell, recently resigned to prac­ purchased. trade, it was pointed out, has been tion, throbbed more mpldiy yesterday thus far confined chiefly to the im­ tice law In Miami. McIntosh assumes as it drove a golden {itrenm into gov­ Jubilee of Tourists mediate needs of bakers and jobbers. office June first or earlier if Tram­ ernment coffers with first payment Live stock throughout the central mell desires to leave before that time. on Federal income tnxes. Opens at Gainesville west, tho Teports showed, is unusual McIntosh is a native of Alachua coun­ “Big Bill” Edwards,, collector of Today With Parade ly good condition, due to the open ty. internal revenue, and his staff, ad­ winter and the ample supply of food. mitted last night that they were wear­ GAINESVILLE, March 15— The Some declines in the number of kinds Development oBard’s ied accepting money. Depression in ,i* business and increasing unemploy­ opening program for the Tin Can of live stock oil the farms were re­ Figures Show^ Gain ment played their part in making tax Tourist ‘Jubilee Celebration takes ported from the middle west. Hog in Industrial Labor returns from 1020. Officials said place this morning and starts off feeding is going forward with the sup­ with a big parade and pageant". The ply of hogs on hand, but it was re­ many persons who had incomes in . *}-— Tampa, March 15.—Figures com­ five figures a year ago, reported earn­ university band will head the proces­ ported to the meeting that big feed­ I HAVE THEM ings during 1920 of only *5,000 or sion, followed by the American Le­ ers arc not buying Inrge numbers of piled by the Florida Development gion, University Batnllion, B q ^ S couts stock hogs, this being particularly the b6ard, with the assistance of com­ less. Incomes of many big corpora­ tions also decreased during the last public Bchool children, civic organi­ case in what is known as the hog rais­ mercial organizations throughout the Tho community ing section of the country. state, Bhows th at Instead of her in­ year. I' . zations, tourists, ningin the evening wilt be one of tho Building, the reports showed, is dustrial labor having decreased in Early last night 130,000 returns had come in by mail since morning, best things on the program. The uni­ picking up in some sections of th^ 1921, as compared with 1920, there and many more were expected today, versity band of 35 pieces will take country though, generally speaking, has been a decided increase in em­ Several persons' who sent in pay­ part. Emerson Stone of the commun­ not much Is doing in this line. Prices ployment. ments of two cents spent twelve cents ity service will lead the singing. Bill of lumber, it was shown, are general tion—lots are being sold rig h t along and building In this to send them in registered envelopes. Bivins will give a humorous lecture. ly around 4 0 'per cent lower than in St* Petersburg section Is such as to gladden the heart of those who have Wednesday, Thursday and Friday March, 1920, while practically all oth­ Several unemployed married women the good of Sanford a t h eart. ' , Will Bond reported individual incomes due to afternoon the Philadelphia Natlonlls er tines pf building material have been Splaying the ponies” and “bridgo par­ and the Washington Americans will reduced. This Time $260,000 Thia la no -idle talk—I have weighed the statem ent and ties.” One man confined in the play baseball games on Fleming^ Field, • .» . 1 Tombs prison here sent in a request and thousands of visitors will.be in to aay ju st w h at Is my candid convictions would put it ST. PETERSBURG, March 16.—A for a thirty-day time extension, ex­ the qity. Already the camp site is Evidence Stolen moat too atrong for the careful, conservative p e r s o n — that bond issue of *260,000 for municipal plaining that he wbb “temporarily de­ filled and vacant grounds adjoining improvements will be submitted to From Jacksonville person whose eyes are turned backward—T he fellow who have been secured to be placed at the tained.” ' ‘ an election April 10th. Tho fund will has VISION will agree with me now—th e o th er later. Police Station be used to Increase the capacity of Several waiters reported tips ap­ disposal of the pampers. Tho entire city is in gala attire. proaching *1,000. No totals or ap­ the gas plant, municipal railway and O r Th* * w e t IU4 T nm ) proximation of the amount received JACKSONVILLE, March ' 16.—An Improve the city hall. by the government through the in­ FLORIDA SENATOR -by.the city council oi! come tax returns completed yesterday TO TALLAHABSEE . investigation , The opening of Lane’a bridge, over Iff AIRPLANE' >t"c disappearance of a diamond ring were issued. the AUamaha river below Glenville, from police headquarters hero recent­ a t Sister’s Ferry, will re-establish "The Man Who’Sella Dirt Cheapi ly Is In' progress today. The Jewelry j, (*r Dm limliUl r —rt ^__ ^_______ - RUth Gordon has had her legs communication between Jacksonville MIAMI* March 15.—Senator Tom belonged to Mrs. Frank Ingram of straightened and its just like those Campbell, of thia district, today char- Palntka, and waa4belng held aa evi­ and Savannah, which has been cut off Watch the South E ast Corner of Two fashion folks to go and make long te n d an airplane in which to go to dence in the case of B. H. Harvey, ar­ for several months on account of tho discontinuance of the railroad ferry skirts tho style.—Harrisburg Tele- Tallahassee for the opening of the rested last October at the Instance of . graph, r M n. Ingram on a charge of larceny, at Darien. atato legislature next month. «ij 'J4? . ' ' ■a m i j . j L -: ' ~* 1 i _ t -r f ■ \ ' THE TIME IS HERE m* Doyou know ^Ducan roll WILL ABOLISH COUNTY COURT IN ST. LUCIE M’INTOSH WILL SUCCEED TRAMMELL F a rm s, H om es, Groves, Lots SANFORD IS GROWING__ “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” “ .US m. Page :®E = ML; ■ ■ . ■; ,J -i - r/r-fc t* ' t . ’. r 'i C-r. J i i T . k A t :r �. f -— a- -ri ■ ^ i- >»■■ . .i, . ---»'. i * ~ ". - .1. ?... » sr* 7? \£'* . • “ _/4i *=rl~sj ... lv .- ___ ;*V . f; V. ■£§£ ‘ a^ r‘-- **l7W f THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1921 w encourage m a n u fa ctu re OF PURE ORANGE JUICES— GROWERS WILL HELP SOME Pick Up Three Miami Fishermen Adrift in Launch in Atlantic THE SANFORD GOLF LINKS ' HAVE BEEN LAID OUT BY THE GREAT HUTCHART More than (Continued from page one) that it will bring to this city next CBj Th. Aiioclitftd •Pl.t.) WASHINGTON, March 12.—Three season. The new links nre situated on the American seamen—Richard Lee, Jns. shores of Crystal Lake nnd when Ferguson nnd Iru Simmons, all of Bv Taking Second and Carpenters Accept Miami, Fin.—-who were picked up Feb­ completed the links wil runk with the Third Grade Fruit PI»» to Cut Wages ruary 20th by the Dutch steamer Zce- best in this country and will soon be­ lnndia after having been adrift for come the favorites with the enthusias­ Out of Market ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 12.— six days off the Florida coast, have tic golfers, especially those in search 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 Carpenters of St. Petersburg have been landed at Corunna, Spain, nnd for the best. Mr, Butchnrt will spend needs you get a great deal more than just so O R L A N D O , March 12.—(Special). ngreed to take' a cut in wages to will be furnished transportation back his winters here having decided to many feet of lumber—bundles of shingles— Increasing the consumption of clt- eighty-seven and a half cents an to the United States by the American build a fine home at the country club pounds of nails—or panels of Beaver Board. ~ fruits through the sale of pure hour, to be effective nt once, and no Consul nt Corunna, the state depart­ where he enn enjoy the excellent links Jlit jukes at cold drink stands will time was fixed for the wage scale to ment was advised today. . Y o u g e t t h e b e n e fit o f o u r b u fld in g and entertain his many friends at the L advocated at the thirty-fourth nh- stand. Other unions here are ex­ material knowledge and experience in Service The three men were picked up sev­ same time. And when the chill winds nual meeting of the Florida State pected to follow the example set by enty miles east of Jupiter light house of winter begin to sweep over the big that helps you get the results you want at tho Horticultural Society in Miami, April the carpenters and likely will volun­ in a starving condition in n damaged clubs in the north nnd the golfers, right price. Service first in planning tho I to 15, hy C. D. Kime, of this city. tarily take cuts. It wat\ stated that fishing motor boat, nnd were landed foregather round the fire to talk work—more service in selecting proper mate­ Returning from Washington last the only carpenters who opposed the at Corunna March 9. The American about golf it is sure and certain that rials—speedy service in delivering the goods. December, a group of citrus growers wage reduction were men from the counsel at Corunnn reported that he where Cuthbert Butchnrt says he is You pay for the materials. T h e service discuss! this subject very earnestly outside •■who have come here to work had arranged for their transportation going the crowd will go, They will pays for itse lf in the larger volume of business and figured out that the smaller sir* and who are transients. It Is expected homeward in steamer Black Arrow, know nbout Sanford through him as n brings' through super-satisfied customers. ejof first qunlity fruit can be Bold ntUhnt Hie wage reduction will have the leaving .March 15 via Cuba. through no other source nnd Sanford It w iu pay yo u to , prices which '\'ill give the dispensers effect of stimulating building, ns it will be filled with them next season be one o f theta. nf pure fruit juices a good profit, and was stated that half a million dollars nnd the new tourist hotel will be ov­ RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT tt the same time taken the second of new building wns tied up waiting er running with them before it fs fin­ jfld third grade fruit out of the rc- fdr adjustment of the wage scale. Adopted by Division 769, H. of L, E., ished for they arc coming to take ad­ ui| markets, thereby giving the first Plasterers and bricklayers hero are vantage of the' best links that have February 20, 1921. path* fruit a better chance. now getting $10 a day and plumbers ever been laid out in the South, in Recently this subject came up for are getting $1.25 an hour. Mr. T. E. Fox died very suddenly the prettiest spot in the South where discussion in the Orlando Chnmbcr of In Jacksonville on the -morning of the 'rugged beauties of nature vie with Commerce and was referred to the February 1, 1921. the softer tones of tho clear water j agricultural committee for InvestigaMr. Fox was n locomotive engineer Inkes, where the orange trees nre j Ron and report. Mr. Kime is a mem­ i running on the A. C. L. railway out near enough to be seej^ through the ber of that committee and also n of Sanford, where he made his home. piney woods and where the new coun­ number of the fruit products com­ .His illness wns very brief and his try duh will lie open every day in the j mittee of the Florida State Horticul-1 | U P A¥ PO W ER camc ns “ sudden shock to his winter to the people who have been tural Society. He will propose that L iL iU ilL j 1 V /T t L i l t j family nnd his many friends. He wns looking fecmiany years for just this the different marketing agencies cn-! born in Georgin -IB years ago on Feb­ one spot in the gulfing grounds of courage the extraction of juices from 1I^ IinjN 0 WANTS R„ , p r q a RD ruary 8, wns a widower-and leaves America. Florida fruits for wholesale distribuTO FUNCTION RIGHT four children to mourn his loss whose tion in the fresh condition to the cold ^ 0 \G names are as follows: Mrs. Elina drink stands in the larger cities; and ' Fox Williamson, Leila May Fox, T. E .' HEAD STUFFED FROM put on an advertising campaign to enWASHINGTON, Mar. 12.—Chair- Eox, Jr., nnd Henry M. Fox. CATARRH OR A COLD i 517 Commercial Street courage the demand for the juices nt jman Benson of the shipping hoard wns Mr. Fox followed railroad work the stands. formally asked todny by President nenrly all the working years of his SayS.Cream Applied. IrY Nostrils Bayard F. Floyd, secretary of the Harding to “continue to function ns liyfe, most of the time ns n locomo* Opens Air Passages Right Up. Several Lose Lives Orlando Grocer is society, uports applications for mem- ithough the board wns fully organized" tlve runner nnd was a loynl member! bcrriiip- coming in with indications nnd to “assert your full authority un- nf the Brotherhood of locomotive1 in Hotel Fire in Held U p in Store that there will he ut least 2,000 mem­ dor the law." Instant relief—no waiting. Your Engineers, Division 7C9, located nt Oklahoma City ber* at the opening of the annual President Harding’s request was Snnford, nnd nt a regular meeting clogged nostrils open right up; the air (Ur Th# A»*oct*lt4 Pwul embodied in a letter serul to Chair­ held by his brother engineers just nf- passages of your head clear and you meriing. ORLANDO, Mnr. 12—J. A. Harper iBy Th* A*«*rl»(«! rr*»») ' man Benson after the cabinet meet­ ter his death, the following motion was held up in his grocery store on can breathe freely. No more hawk­ OKLAHOMA CITY, March 12.— ing nt which it was understood the prevailed; That n committee on resMagazine Explodes ing, snuffling, blowing, headache, West Church street Thursday night, Several persons lost their lives.in n President’s attitude was called to tho olutions prepare suitable resolutions dryness. No struggling for breath nt fire which destroyed the hotel nt Near Birmingham, board’s indecision as to whether nec- on the death nf our deceased brother, night; your cold or catarrh disap­ nt the point of n gun, by a bandit Clinton, Okln., early today, according who demanded and got a roll nf bills disbursements could be made which rend ns follows: Shakes Up Coutnry essnry pears. to Vl>«rts received here. One man to the value of nbout $175. Hnrper in view of the expiration March 1 of s Inasmuch ns our Divine Crentor hns Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream was In the habit of cnrrylng a large who is said to have jumped from a Dr Th. A«0ci.i.d r™..i commissions held hy the board mem- taken from our midst our beloved Halm from your druggist' ru» Apply third story window, wns killed. Tho RlllMlNGHAM, March 11.—This **rs as recess appointees, brother, Tlios. E. Fox, therefore be u little of this fragrant antiseptic, amount of hills in his breast pocket, fire is believed to have been started protruding up in plain view nnd wns city ami the surrounding qountry for Chairman Benson had previously it resolved, tigaling cream in your nostrils. It warned several times against display- from a defective oil stove. Thnt we extend to his bereaved penetrates through every air passage lB|J hia money. n „ hnd laughed at fifty miles was shaken enrly tadoy by acquainted the President of his intenthc exposion of a powder mngnzinc nt t-ion remaining in chnrgc of the children nnd other members of his of the head, soothes the inflamed or j w a r n i n g . He isn't laughing now. Looking hack, through our histories Dolomite mines, loented fourteen h"»rd until such time ns he should bo family our heartfelt sympnthy for swollen mucous membrane and relief q-y,,. |,,mdit got away.. we don't find any reference anywhere miles from here. No persons were relieved and had also asked Attorney- (hem in their loss nnd Inform them comes instantly. to England nnd France tearing up injur'd, but the powder mngnzzino is General Daugherty for an opinion ns tlint we, too, mourn with them In the It's just fine. Don't stay stuffedthe notes of their debtors. -Nashville Try a Herald Want Ad.—It pays a complete wreck. County nuthori- to how far he might function in tho loss of this friend and brother, nnd up with a eold or nasty catorrah. Banner. Office supplies a t the Herald. tict announce that a preliminary ex­ light of the previous senate confirma­ we feel thnt by his death his family animate.n indicated thnt the explo­ tion of his nomination under the orig­ hns lost n faithful protector, the inal shipping act. Brotherhood a true brother and the sion wa> caused by incendiaries. Commenting on the President's let- community nt Inrge nn honornhle elt-1 tpr after he hnd made it public, i iron. Harding Promises Chairman Benson said: Be It further resolved, that n copy full “I shall nssume and act with of these resolutions be sent to his to Consider South authority in everything noecssnry to family, n copy to the Sanford llernld in Appointments carry on the functions of the hoard." nnd n copy he spread on the minutes The chnirmnn added that he would, of our Division. » Hr Tht however, do nothing that might em­ Signed U \S H f \ETON, March I i. I'r. si W. F. Shelly. dr: I liarditig today promised to con­ barrass the new board to lie appointed Chief Engineer bv President Harding. sider the claim of the Southeastern Ernest Kmpp, •' TiJORE Buicks arc in use today than territory that it is entitled to repre­ Secretary-Treasurer, WJH. .MOVE TO SANFORD sent id ion on the Interstate Commerce i r i any other automobile with one F. L. CroBby, Commission. Sonntor Fletcher, of Committee on Resolutions. Henry Preyer, from New Jersey, exception. There is just one reason — Florida, is active'in presenting the cam Chairman Burr, of the Florida made his fifth trip to Snnford nnd Buick fulfills its promises. nadr-ad i 'ommissiun, is being urged was a guest at At. Horner's again. E a r t h q u a k e shock f e l t IN DAN' II I E, If,I INOIS by I loridmns, for appoint mi'll t to the j ])r,.Vi.r n.n(| the Weekly Herald for But do not decide on this evidence alone. redi t.il commission. year s:m<^ he i- well known and liked Let u s demonstrate with a beautiful new ( Ujr The A#*oeUt#d Pr*»i) DANVILLE, III., March 11 What Here in Snnford, also at the Newark 1921 model. Experience for yourself the J im : n \I.|SM c o u r s e p o p u l a r heavy market for his be.-1 ct lery nhd farm is believed to have been physical satisfaction in the comfort, earthquake- shocks were felt in this produce. Drcver and Stoekhoff have '■l our Cub Reporters Tnke Work roominess, beauty and refinements of vicinity early today. Telephone calls been AI Horner's friends for the last from n radius of fifty miles report With the General Extension these new models; the mental satisfac­ Division. 2-1 years, nnd they grow, all his seed the same shock, but no serious dam­ tion in the absolute Buick dependability. for him and also hut best friends on age is reported. *■ The < uirse in Newspnper Writing Celery avenue. offend through correspondence study A nation-wide Authorized Buick Service ORANGES WILL BE DUMPED by the General Extension Division of! Mr. Drcycr expects to retire from is constantly alert to serye Buick owners. the University of Florida, is full of his Jersey business nnd he here 'in After looking over the vnriotis information and valuable “dope,” nnd Snnford not to be bothered any more packing houses nnd talking with nu­ Since January J, regular equipment •ixty-four students nre now taking with the frosty ice and snow and also merous field men, one of tho beston a ll models includes Cord Tjres■ this 'fork offered by the General Ex­ have more comfort for his feet. He posted citrus inert of the California is always bothered with his frozen tension Division tp nil correspondents deni stated last week thnt unless nf Florida newspapers who desire in­ feeting during the winter months, now while he got n little sand in his: there is nn enrly change in the ntformation nnd cues In order to nssist to tf here for his titude of the enstem trnde towards them m making their nrticles better ^shoes he expects the smnllcr sizes of oranges there will older days. and more Interesting. he fully 1200 cars from the Riverside ALUERTUS I. Miss Ellen Foley, a graduate of district which will never be shipped the Missouri School of Journnlism, j j this senson. *tid formerly on the staff of the Mil­ “The fruit is all thiit could bo de­ waukee Journal, has chnrgc of this sired," snys this authority, “nnd I course, which is elementary In many must say thnt it Is a better buy than tcs|xvts nnd Is especially valunblc for the large sizes, because of the heavy the amateur correspondent. Among percentage of juice, pound for pound the various subjects taken up nre: of fru it For exnmplo, a well-packed “What is News,” “The Source of box of .124s or sninllcr will weigh News,” “Kinds of Stories nnd How much more than a box of 120s. The to Write Them Up,” “Interviews," eastern trade, however, seems to pre­ “Rr. pnrntlon of Copy,” etc...Students. fer the larger sizes, nnd is not Inter­ *hi> are taking the' course nre show­ ested in 288s, nnd will1hardly notice ing a great deal of Interest In the 250s. This means before the finish w"rk. Col. Wm. C. Hariee, In charge of th ennvel season packers will be • °f the study courses for the U. S. dumping sninll fruit by the truck load. Marine Corps, says It is the best This seems almost criminnl, hut there emirs,, of its kind he hns seen. Is no help for it, since shipping it All regular correspondents on means a certain loss to the growers' (M l) pVUICK. waralnr. »oothIrf. Florida newspapers who desire, may V / nil** follows sn application of Bfctn* organization, while Independent pnek•Agister for this course’ . free of UnJmsnL. J u s t sU p it on IBs siralnou. /jers can find no outlet for It.”—Procharge, with tho General Extcnsiorf ov sn rark sd tnuacls. Good for rheumatism, lock Aatl/sta wOkowf tvU lnt'Iducc News. Division, University of Florida, Gainesville. Undo Sam hns the credit of win­ O R L A N D O , FLORIDA ning the war—if you understand exNobody worried about restaurant »Uly whnt’s meant by “credit."— Prices in the old days when a girl Flintc(Mich.) Journal. " -•v. ------ •earned how to coo)c. INSTRUCT BENSON ASSERT HIS FULL I Sanford Novelty Works ft 9 BUICK Stop that COOK AUTO v to k ■/$ J — 3 JA Tgj .V. ' �TH E SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1921 Rollicking Comedy, “Nothing But The Truth,” a Chautauqua Feature High Price of Labor and Materials and Freight Rates IN T n E RETURNS BUT THIS IS ALSO TRUE OF ALL FARMING OPERATIONS THIS YEAR. There have been so many other big things transpiring in Sanford this winter that, the celery crop has been left off the front page nnd the market reports given daily have kept those who are interested informed ‘about the doings of the great crop that has made Sanford famous. The lettuce and cdlery while not bringing any big fortunes tl^is season have not been failures by any means and the growers here arc in good apirits all along as they realize that no crops nnywhero are bringing the prices thnt they- should bring and in the general summing up the growers of winter vegetables have fared bet­ ter than their brothers in the .cotton and corn and other crops farther north. •Floridn fruits nnd vegetables, on account of the extremely high freight rates, the extremely high price of la­ bor and nil thnt enters into the rank­ ing and shipping of the fruits nnd vegetables hnve militated ngninst the Snnfonl grower nnd kept down the profit thnt should hnve been his this season for the fruits and vegetables have been of superior quality. On account of the low prices of fruits nnd vegetables or rnther on account of the high prices of freight rates nnd Inbor the prices hnve not netted the farmers what they hnve been expecting although they aro get­ ting as much ns they could reason­ ably expect this season. The high peak of celery shipments from Snnforil wns probably renchcd inst Saturday when 313 cars wctc piled up-for the week's business here. The totnl shipments from Florida up to date are 2,151 enrs and the to­ tal shipments Inst year to the same date were 1,234, showing n big gnin (By Th» AuocUt*4 Frau) JACKSONVILLE, March 14.—Mrs. A. Wolcnkoff, ngen seventy, of Van Wert, Ohio, wns nlniosi tnstnntly kill­ ed today at Pablo Bench when an air­ plane driven by Monte Rolfc, of Augustn, Ga., struck her. Rolfe, with two passengers In the machine, wns attempting to make a landing on the beach and apparently did not see Mrs. Wolcnkoff, who was stooping to gather sea shells. The' plane struck her in the side and she died a few minutes later. A deputy sheriff took charge of Rolfe pending an investigation of the accident. The Florida League of Women Vo­ ters will be organized nt a' meeting to be held in Jacksonville on March 31, nnd April 1, in the Seminole hotel, nnd nil women of the state interested nre most cordially invited to attend. The Call for the meeting is being sent out by Mrs. J. H. Salley, of Aik­ en, third regional director of the National League for Women Voters, and Mrs. J. A. Corbet, of Jacksonville who has been appointed to perfect nil arrangements for the meeting in Jncksonvil'c The League of Women Voters will he organized on the day preceding the opening of the state social service conference which will he held in the Seminole hotel April 1 and 2 and it is expected this will insure an especially large attendance ns many of the wo­ men interested in social service work were lenders in the suffrage move­ ment nnd will he particularly interest­ ed in the constructive work of the League of Women Voters. The opening meeting will he held Thursday night, March 31, in the au­ ditorium, tenth floor, of the Seminole hotel, when Mrs. Salley, of Aiken, S. C., will deliver on address. She is a charming woman, a forceful and mag­ netic speaker, and her nddress will be one of the features of the entire pro­ gram. The business session will open at 10 o'clock Friday morning, April 1, and' luncheon will he enjoyed in the Seminole at 1 o'clock. Plans for an afternoon session have not yet been completed. • An Army Plane is1 In addition to the officers of the national organization, Mrs. Salley, of Wrecked in the Surf South Carolina, nnd Mrs. Jacobs, of at Daytona Beach Alabama, who will speak, prominent Florida women from vnrious parts of the state will he on the programs, and DAYTONIA, March 14.—Mechanics several particularly interesting speak­ from Cnrlstrorn Field nre expected ers will he on the luncheon program. here today to salvage nn nrmy pinne that was wrecked in the surf yester­ (B y T h , A u o r U t t d Pr*M ) day. Two ' nvintora from Cnrlstrorn SIX BARRACKS AT Field atCcmptcd to lnnd on the beach CAMP ARE BURNED during a heavy fog, misjudged tho SIMULTANEOUSLY distance nnd crashed into tho surf. The accident occurred u». Mosqu^o in­ let mul both aviators were Viiglitly in- ‘ CAMP MERRITT, N. J — Mnrch 14. Six wooden bnrrncks were destroyed on the nrmy resorvntion here tonight FLORIDA UNIVERSITY by o fire which, broke out simultan­ MAKES A NATIONAL • • eously in all six buildings nnd wns ap­ ‘ ENROLLMENT RECORD parently of incendiary origin. Thirty other buildings were dnmngcd, the GAINESVILLE, Mnrch 14.- I n - totnl loss being estimated nt $40,000. crensing by seven times in the Inst No soldiers hnve been stationed in twelve months the number of persons the camp for some time. Most of tho receiving instruction, the University barracks had nlrondy been d'smnntled of Floridn hns established n nntional by contractors who purrhnsed nil the record for itself. Thnt was made pos­ camp structures from tho government sible by offering extension courses some time ago. Tho camp wns de­ .through a new general extension di­ serted tonight save for a half dozen vision. watchmen nnd fishermen, who were ’ By enrolling 5,804 students during hampered by lack of equipment and the ycivi\ the new Floridn general ex­ nn inadequate water a.ipoly. tension Alivision also broke by a wide margin all records foi> the first year made by thirty-eight other states do­ , fore Reaching the River." ing similar work. Students were en‘rolled from every county in the state • "Since moving 'near the river two and from nineteen other states and years ago, we’ve always used RATforeign countries. Officials consider SNAP. Watched a vicious water rat, this a noteworthy achievement in view nibbling at RAT-SNAP outside the of the fact that Floridn has scarcely housm About IB minutes Inter he more thnn half a million white inhnb- darted off for the water, to cool his itnnts. The work hns been under tho burning stomach, but he died before direction of B. C. Riley, formerly of reaching it." Three sizes, 35c, 65c, the University of Indiana, and the $1.25. Sold nnd guaranteed by Ball Vniversity of Arkansas, ns director llgrdwnrc Co. ‘ i t general extension work for all state institutions of higher learning in There is under way The construeFlorida. lion of a new nsphnlt road from Coc6a to the beach, nine miles in Before tho modern girl kisses to length, which will give Cocoa a place make up she mnkes up to kiss,—Nor­ among the big bench towns oh the folk Virginian-Pilot. cast coast. ' mtii .RICHMOND, Vn., March 14.—With the recovery of the bodies of flvo men buried under the foiling wnlls of a large furniture house here yeaterdny the search was continued today for the bodies of two other men reported missing. A score of injured firemen in local hospitals arc reported im­ proving. The dead includes four firemen nnd one civilian. FI.YER, LANDING AT PABLO, STRIKES OLD LADY, KILLING HER STATE MEETING WILL BE HELD IN SEMINOLE HOTEL. JACK­ SONVILLE, IN MARCH. Many Are Killed in Burning Building at Richmond, Va Plant Board Must Re-, ceive Cane Shipments TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 14<-At­ torney General Buford, on Lchalf of the state plant board, today. accepted service of alternative writ of mand­ amus directed Saturday by the su­ premo court agninst the Apr.lnchncola require thnt railroad to receive a shipment of sugar cane fram Liberty county and ordering the bonrd to dis­ continue all quarantine on enne ship­ ments from that territory. The writ was made returnable next Friday. The constitutionality of the act creat­ ing the board is Involved In the court 'Nettling But The Truth" Is ope of the most widely-known comedy *occesses. As a novel by Frederick 8. Iwham, It wns read by millions of people, and later ns n play It rnn more finn n season on Broadway. . , It Is the Ingenious, entertaining story of a young society Idler who wagers thnt he can tell the absolute truth for one whole day. A complete production of "Nothing But The Truth" will be given hero nt the forthcoming Redpnth Clinutnuqwn by a New York company. RENEWED TALK OF IL HUDSON BURR FOR • PLACE ON I. C. ( iBj T h . Amoc UI*4 P rtu ) WASHINGTON, March 14.—There were renewed tnlk heard here Sat­ urday concerning the probable ap­ pointment of It. Hudson Burr, chnirinan of the state rnilrond commission of Floridn to a position on the Inter­ state Commerce Commission, it will lie up to the president nt nn cnrly date to make some new appointments nnd not only would the selection of Mr. Ilurr prove a valuable move for the South Atlantic and gulf states, but particularly for the state of Florida. Mnny candidates arc push­ ing their clnims, hut it is likely thnt something may eventuate in this nratter nt an early dnte. PLOW LANDS FALL OFF IN VALUE TO $33 ACRE (Dr Th* Au*cUt*d Pun) WASHINGTON, March 14— Aver­ age grade plow lands In the United States were valued, at $83.73 per acre ns compared with $00.01 an acre a year ago, the department of agricul­ ture today announced. Although showing a decline from the peak price of 1020 the average la still higher than nny of the preceding years. The values shrunk more heavily In the cotton and tobacco states of the South than nny other section, while the smallest decline was shown in the far Western states. The values ranged from an aver­ age minimum of $26 an acre in Ala­ bama and Mississippi to $200 In Iowa. One Injured si Rulefille RULEVILLE, Miss. March One man was injured and pro damage amounting to $40,000 caused by a severe wind and storm which struck Dodsviile, ] five miles from here, late yeitc Two brick buildings and many f buildings were demolished. Wire munication wns cut off by the tl REAL FLORIDA ORANGES TRY GRANDMOTHER’S OLD FA1 ORITE RECIPE OF SAGE TEA AND SULPHUR South Should Be Represented on National Boards WASHINGTON, March 14.—Sena­ tor Fletcher, of Floridn, Saturday ex­ pressed himself ns being of the opin­ ion that three of the biggest things now confronting the people of the South Atlantic states are, nppointments from thnt section to the United States Shiping Board;‘'the interstate, commerce commission, ami seeing thnt the work of the furm loan bnnks. is not crippled. Senator Fletcher pointed out thnt it would he of the jjrenteat importance should the South Atlantic stnics get a man on tbc interstate commerce commission. The only Southern rep­ resentative now is Commissioner McChord, of Kentucky; rnerchont marine nnd shipping matters demand the a t­ tention of some one from the South Atlantic or gulf consf to protect the interests of thnt section. On the shipping hoard is Admiral Benson, but many changes are pend­ ing. Former Congressman A. F. Lev­ er, of South Cnrolinn, is solely repre­ senting the far South, on the federal farm lonn hank bonrd. It is the opinion of Senator Fletch­ er that these are now among the most vital problems before the Southern people, and that everything possible should he done to have men selected from thnt section. Mnny White House conferences nre scheduled for the next few days with such objective in sight. SHREVEPORT, U „ March i One life wns lost, four persons , seriously injured nnd damage estin ed at more than $500,000 was don, a storm which swept the town of mer and the old fields nearby la*, terday. Mrs. Ed. Rogers, wife of an mun, was killed, nnd her son, aged urns seriously injured. L. g j| pnuir, D. D. Johnson and 0. G more were others seriously hurt. According to reports from the 1 last night, seventy-five to 100 ricks were demolished and the t of Simms Oil Company was bl down. Other camps also suff heavy damage. Sick May Order Beer by Case is In terpretntion of Recent Ruling of Prohibition Law. WASHINGTON, Mnrch 14.—The recent ruling of former Attorney General Palmer, permitting the prncticnlly unlimited manufacture of beer, wines and whiskey for medicinnl purposes will stand, Solicitor General Frierson said today, despite n num­ ber of protests unless the trensury department should nsk for its recon­ sideration. Such a request is not un­ der consideration it was said later ot the treasury. Opinions are issued by the depart­ ment of justice only to the president nnd members of the cabinet Mr. Frierson explained nnd arc not (nat­ ters in which private individuals may participate. Under this most recent interpreta­ tion of the prohibition law, officials declnrcd it would appear thnt n pa­ tient for whom beer wns prescribed will be able to obtain it by the case ns it would probably he ordered ns a tonic nnd it wpuld appear unreason­ able to require n person to procure only one or two bottles at a time. Existing regulntios hnve to be con­ siderably nmended, officials snid, ns vnrious rules heretofore promulgated by the bureau nre nffected more or less by the opinion. NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE ME NWERE TARRED (Dr Tb* AuocUUd r»») GREAT REND, Kns., Mnrch 14— Detnils of the nnti-nonpnrtisnn lengo demonstration in Bnrton county yes­ terday nnd last night which renchcd n climax in the escorting from Great Bemj of J. Ralph Burton, former United States senntor from Knnsns, nnd the tnrring of J. O. Stevie nnd A. A. Pnrsons, officers of the lenguc, re­ vealed today that Stevie anti Parsons were compelled to npply a cont of tar to themselves after their elotheing had been removed. After they had hern forced by the crowd of several hundred men to roll on the ground their clothing wns returned and they were told to lenve the county. The whereabouts of Stevie nnd Par­ sons, who nre state orgnnizer nr.d state secretary, respectively, of the league, were not known tonight. Neither had word been received here as to the whereabouts of Burton, or of a Professor Wilson, another orgnnIzcr for the lenguc, who was with Burton when he was forced to leave Great Bend. "ThJ Rata Around My Plate Were Wise," Says John TnthllL "Tried everything to kill them. Mixed poison with meal, meat, cheese, etc. Wouldn’t touch it. Tried RATSNAP, inside of ten dnys got rid of all rats.” You don’t hnve to mix RAT-SNAP with food. Saves fussing: bother. Brcnk n enke of RAT-SNAP —lay it where rats scamper. You will see no more, three sizes, 35c, The city of Tampa has forbidden 65c, $1.25. Sold nnd gunrnnteed by nirmen to fly over tho town during Ball Hardware Co. . tho hours of worship on Sunday.- It It Is rumored that General Dawes mny seem odd but the people wish ,to keep their minds qn higher things.— will write n book. Doubtless as n Detroit Free Press. contribution to profane history. Mr. nnd Mrs. Weaver nre spending Almost every one knows (hat S* a delightful vacation in Florida nnd Tea nnd Sulphur, properly compota much to their benefit.—Lawrence cd, brings back the nnturnl colors; (Knns.) Journal-World. lustre to the hnir when faded, strti ed or grny. Years ago, tho only v ST. PETE PLANS TO to get this mixture wns to make EXTEND ITS SEASON nt home, which is mussy and trouhi some. Nowndnys, by asking at a ST. PETERSBURG, Mnrch 14— drug store for "Wyeth's Sage a Apartment house owners in St. Pet­ Sulphur Compound," you will get ersburg are being nsked to nllow their large bottle of this famous old red] tennnts to stny in the fiats until June improved by the addition of other! 1 without extra charge nnd mnny gredients, nt n small cost. hnve agreed to this. This plan is a Don’t stay gray Try it! No o part of the campaign now being wag­ can possibly tell that you darkes ed by the locnl boosters to extend the your hair, as it does it so natural the present senson an extra month. and evenly. You dnmpen a iponj The slognn thnt has been ndopted'is or soft brush with it nnd draw tl “Stay 'Till June" nnd it is to bo wide­ through your hnir, taking one tmi ly advertised. School does not close strand at a time; by morning tl here until the middle of May nnd grny hair disappears, nnd after at families with children will have to other application or two your ha pny nn extra month’s rent to keep becomes benutifully dark, gloaiy at the children in school tm most of attractive. ■the mleavo before Mny 1 when the us­ ual lenses expire. It is proposed DAYTONIA EMBEZZLER now to extend the senson by the sim­ TAKEN TO NEW Tl ple process of not charging nny more rent for those who stny until June 11. DE LAND, March 14.—New Y< A meeting of npnrtmont house own­ officers passed through here tod«y < ers has been called to discuss the route north today with Frank Piet proposition nnd it is believed there who wns nrrested recently in Diyt will be no trouble getting the consent in, charged with embezzling $150,1 of the owners to the new plan. The from a fuel company in Schneet* chamber of commerce will conduct N. Y. nn advertising campaign here nnd in othcr cltics in the state in tho interest of n longer winter season and a big­ Ask Your Soldier Hoy How "Cootli Got Such a Hold ger summer senson. Efforts nre be­ He’ll tell you tfint the battfefrw ing mnde to mnke this n summer ns well ns a winter resort nnd the move­ of Europe were swarming with n which carried the dnngcrous vert ment is meeting with success. and caused our men misery. Don't Another queer thing about human rats bring disease into your ho! nature Is the way it always objects When you sec the first one get RJ so strenuously to being called a liar, SNAP. That will finish them qui ns if it really thought it isn’t.—Ohio Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Soldi State Journal. gunrnntecd by Ball Hardware Co. ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Insurance Sanford Fl ori da �. THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1921 Air. and Mm. J. EL-WhltRig, Senti­ Mr. and Mm. George B, Dolllvor, nel, Woonsocket. Journal, Battle Creek. TENNESSEE George B. Dolllver, Jr., Journal, WANTED Aliss Anna Sidway, Gazette, DyersBattle'Creek. burg. John Clark Dolllver, Joutnal, Bat­ WANTED—Second hand show ca*ei> Members of {he National Editorial Association Who Are Edward Albright, Past President, Inquire at the paint store In the W e tle Creek. laka Block, Railroad Way. 5-tfc. Expected to Reach Sanford, Saturday Morn­ News, Goliath). 1 MINNESOTA lf? ANTED—Young cow. Moot be ing a t 10 o*Clock. Mr. and Mm. E. E. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Rea, Headlight, fresh and good milker. J. H. Mai­ daughter, Democrat, Lebanon. Tlacy. mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfe Mr. nnd Mm. John C. Rogers, Ga­ M ibs Lois Rea nnd Leon Rae, Tracy. ALABAMA Mm. W. W. Aikens, Star, Franklin. zette, Dyomburg. !• WANTED—Team work, all kinds. In*' Mr. and Mrs. W ill! Curtis, Plain Mm. F. J. Cramton, Southern Odd­ Miss Esther Aikens, Franklin. VEUAiONT. quire. Hanson’s Shoe Shop. 28-12p Dealer, St. James. , Mrs. H. B, Bullock, Democrat, Gosh­ fellow, Montgomery. . Air. and Mm. W. C. Belknap, TimeTTf Will Wilkie, President N. E. A., Ga­ WANTED TO BUY—New self-sUrtMm. Jane DcBolt, Southern Odd­ en. Bellows Falls. zette, Grey Eagle. ing Ford. Must be a bargain* for Mr. and Mm. J." C. Lochner, Dckallefellow, Montgomery. VIRGINIA. II. C. Rotating, Executive Secre­ the cash.—Cates Crate Co. 29-tfc 4ews, Auburn. John C. O’Connell, Montgomery Ad­ George M. Peed, Southern Motor­ tary, N. E. A., St. Paul. LADY OR GENTLEMAN AGEhtt vertiser, Montgomery. Lucy M. Elliott, assistant director ist, Norfolk. Mr. and Mm. J. M. Freeman, Times, Mrs. Bell Allen Ross, Montgomery. and Field Organizer, Indiana HistorWanted In the city of Sanford to WEST VIRGINIA. Olivia. sell the genuine J. R. Watkins Medi­ John P. Flgb, Montgomery^ cal Commission, Indianapolis, Rep. No olgarette h a s A. D. Thurber, Republican, New cines, Spices, Extracts, Toilet Pre­ Mr. nnd Mm. Emil Leicht and son, W. F. Block, secretory, Chamber of The Indiana Business Women. tho sam e deliolous Alartinville. parations, etc. All or spare time. A Mr. and Mm. R. H. Rerick, Stand­ Lender, Winona. Commerce, Montgomery. « fla v o r a a Luoky H. L. Shydcr, Register, Sbqpherda- wonderful opportunity to get into Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Jensen, Ad­ ard, LaGrahge. J . O. Benton, Montgomery. Strlko. Booauoo town. business for yourself. Write today Will H. Craig, Star, Indianapolis. vertiser, Duluth. J . C. McLendon, Luveme Journal, S. S. Buzzard, Messenger, Berke­ for free particulars and sample.—J. Herman Roe, News, Northfleld. Luoky Strike Is tho Luveme. IOWA ley Springs. Mr. and Mm. A. G. Erickson, Ad­ toasted cigarette. R. Watkins. Co., 62, Memphis, Tenn. H. Green, Sylacauga News, Harry J. Green, Public Opinion, DeWASHINGTON, D. C vance-Press, Springfield. 30-4tp Sylauuga. corah. f M. E„»Mehrten, Correspondent Se­ ,M E. K. Whiting, Journal, Owatonnn. M. D. Wiggins, Enterprise, HartMr. and Mm. Marion Bruce, Arrow' bring (Ohio) Times. FOR RENT Mr. and Mm; A. L. King, Skordeselle. man, Rolfe. WYOAIING > manen, Minneapolis. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—One ARKANSAS Mr. and Mm. Lloyd McCutcheon, Mr. and Mm. John W. Cook, State .1 Mr. and Mm. 0. H. Josten, Journal20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford At*. Ed. Landvoight, Forrest City, Times tecord, Mount Vernon. Journal,. Lander. Chronicle, Owantonna. Walking distance to city. Two lot* Herald. WASHINGTON Walter H. Beal, Argo-G&zette, West Miss Florence Damon, Enterprise, Air. and Mm. F. A. Merrimon and comer Center and Elm At*. T wo Mr. and Mm. C. A. Berry, News, Union. G. E. Barrett, Post-Intelligence, Se­ lots west aide Palmetto, ave., 60 f t Winnebago. Aliss Merriman, Dully Argus, Alt. Huttig. Edythe Robinson, Page County attle. Mm. Fred E. Hadley, Enterprise, Vernon. from Elovcnth S t Make offer. B. T. Mrs. C. E. Conklin, Times, West WISCONSIN. Democrat, Clarinda. Winnebago. Mr. nnd Mm. P. A. Blossom, Re­ Corey,.owner, 176 N. Spring S t, Loa Helena. Aim. C. L. Coward, Enterprise, Lodi. Mr. and Mm. II. R. Ripley, Adver­ Mr. and Mrs. Irving Todd, Jr., Ga­ publican, Brookport. _ Angeles, Calif. ______21-tf ; Miss Louise Plonk, Benton County Mr. and Mm. Henry Towel!, Times, tiser, Tipton. zette, Hastings. 1 D. A. Alurray, Wave Publishing Co., Record, Bentonville. Milwaukee. J. W. Ulnchon, Advance, Algona. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bach, People’s Rockaway Beach. MISCELLANEOUS J . M. White, Oil & Mineral News, Mr. and,Mra. H. M. Youmans, Free­ GET YOUR ORDERS in now fo r A. B. Robinson, Page County Dem Press, Owantonna. E. S. Underhill, Leader, Coming. Little Rock. ocrat, Clarinda. C. I. Johnson, Times, St. Paul.. Air. and Aire. C. AI. Redfield, Tele­ man, Waukeshn. your new Bulck car. See W. J. Mm. George W. Mason, Morning Air. and Mrs. F. R. Helmer, Banner, Thigpen. Mr. and Mm. E. E. Johnson, Press J. M. Palmer, Register, Blue Earth gram, Malone. 43-tfc News, El Dorado. Clinton. Citizen, Iowa City. Mr. and Mrs.'I. N. Tompkins, Free S. C. Thies, New York City. Master Geo. W. Mason, Morning Mm. V. L. Chccvcr, Banner, Clin­ HEMSTITCHING and Picoting at­ Press, Manakato. J. R. Buhnc, Triiunc, Sibley. * NORTH CAROLINA News, El Dorado. tachment, works on all Sewing ma­ ton. ’ Mm. H. C. Rotating, Enterprise, Hon. nnd Airs. W. C. Hammer, Cour­ ILLINOIS Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Funk, Demo­ chines, |2.00. Personal checks 10c Mapleton. ier, Ashboro, Mr. and Mm. E. A. Williams, Journ­ crat, Rogers. extra. Lights Mall Order House, Box Hon. nnd Mm. F. W. Murphy, OREGON al, Farmer City. . Mr. and Mm. Charles M. Young, 127, Birmingham, Ala. 267-oaw-7t Wheaton. Earl V. Voorhics, Courier, Grant’s L. B. Frazier, Aurora. World, Helena. FOR SALE—Good farm mule In good MISSOURI. Pass. R. L. Davis, Democrat-Message, Mt. Miss Georgia B. Gillc, Benton Coun­ condition.—M. Fleischer. ll-26-,tfe Kathryn E. Spangler, Eye, Clinton. A. E. Voorhics, Daily Courier, Sterling. ty Record, Bentonville. Elia Pearl Smith, Eye, Clinton. Grant’s Pass. ORDER your new Bulck now and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nicklcss, Citi­ CONNECTICUT John Eddins Smith, Eye, Clinton. C. L. Smith, Western Farmer, Port­ you will not lose any time on th e . Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hale, Gazette, zen, LaGrangc. TALLAHASSEE, March 16.—The land. new car load coming In. soon. 46-tfc Wm. W. Loomis, Citizen, LaGrange. *W. H. Mclntycr, Mall, Vandalia. Hartford. state board of control was still in Mm. H. F. Staple and Miss F. Sta­ Mr. nnd Airs. E. E. Brodie, Enter­ session at a late hour last night after Mrs. W. W. Loomis, Citizen, J*aMrs. Wm. Francis Weed, Advcrtis ' YOU CAN order your new B u k k .^ S | ple, Mail, Rockport. prise, Oregon City. Grnnge. «r. New Canaan. a busy day taken up with routine no wand save time on the next ear ( William Southern, Jr., Exnmincr, OKLAHOMA D. E. Keen, Republican Register, .A J l I /.. 1 New Orleans. matters. There is a full board pres­ load. 46-tfe Independence. .Air. nnd Airs. John S. AInrtin, Sun, ent, this being the first meeting with Mount Carmel. MASSACHUSETTS Walter Williams, School of Journal­ Hartshome. , ■ Claire Havill, Republican Register FOR SALE John C. Brimblecon, Graphic, New­ Hon. P. K. Younge, of Pensacola, since ism, Columbia, Mo. Maude O. Thomas, Herald, Beavor. Mount Carmel. his recent appointment to member­ FOR SALE—100,000 green top cel­ ton. G. A, Neater, Missourinn, Capt. GirAirs. J. C. Davis, Herald, Beaver. Benj. Herbert, National Printer Miss Janet Brimblecon, Graphic, ship on the l>oord as a successor to ery plants.—F. L. Greene, West ardeaun. OHIO. Journalist, Chicago. Newton.. W. W. Flournoy, resigned. Side. __________________21-tfc W. B. Rogers, Republican, Trenton. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Simms. Miss Mabel L. Hodges, Wayne Co L. C. Hail, Courier, Wnrchnm This meeting of the board, which Mrs. Carrie Rogers Clark, Repub­ Richard Willinm, AInrion and Vir­ is the Inst before the coming legisla­ FOR SALE—Good heart cedar posts. Mr. and Mrs.’L. C. Hovoy, Record, Press, Fairfield. lican, Trenton. Any quantity delivered. Write for ginia Simms, Atornlng Tribune, East ture convenes, is necessarily an im­ Wm. J. Smith, Daily Sun, WaukeHaverhill. Mrs, N. G. Rogers, Republican, prices. Sorrento, Fla. Liverpool. gan. ' Miss Emily Woodward, Vienna. portant one. The greater part of the Trenton. 31 4 t Miss Clnrn Amos, Daily* News, Sid­ morning wns taken up In a joint ses­ Mr. nnd Mrs. N. F. E. Evans, Daily Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McKonney, MISSISSIPPI ney. Advocate, Belleville. sion with the state board of educa FOR S^LE—Twenty acres of land in News, Macon. Jack Scnter, Commercial, Columbus. Air. and Airs. James E. Gaskins, the Celery City district.—A. E. MI bs Imogcnc Goddard, Post, East Miss Margaret McKinney, News, tion, composed on tho govornor, aup V. B. lines, Dispatch, Columbus. News-Record, Sabina, Bolles, Montclair, N. J. 28-4tC Peoria, crintendcnt of public instruction, tho Macon. Mr. and Mm. C. T. Rand, Demo­ Air. and Airs* Ed. Wetzlor, Daily Mr. and Mrs, Paul R. Goddard, FOR SALE—6-room house. Reason­ attorney-general and the state treas­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ilarbcr, Observ­ Eagle, Lancaster. Tazewell County Reporter, Washing, crat, Philadelphia. able and terms.—N. H. Gamer. urer. The .combined boards met to er, Commerce. Mr. and Mrs. James Faulk, LeaksAir. and Airs. Chester Bryan, Dem­ provide n budget for the coming needs ________ .____________ 80-31-tc Mr. nnd Mrs. W. G. Sutlive, Press, ton, president Illinois Press Associa­ vilie. ocrat, I,omlon. tion. of the state institutions of higher FOR SALE—Ruby King Pepper Savannah. L. H. Bowen, Times, Brookhavon. Mr. and Airs. A. C. AIcClung, News, learning, and it is understood that Mrs. Mabel Shaw, Evening Tele­ G. S. Chapman, Progress, SandorsPlants.—O. P. Swope, Oviedo, Fla. • , Mrs. A. B. Conway, Evening Post, Troy. graph, Dixon. plans arc being formulated to lay a 31-ltp villc. . Mr. nnd Airs. J. F. Marchand, Re­ definite and concrete statement be­ Mrs. H. U. Bardwell, Evening Tele­ Vicksburg. KENTUCKY Russel] nnd Kathleen Conway, Ev­ publican, Willoughby. FOR SALE—A few choice building fore the legislature seeking the ncccsJohn A. Lyncm, Evening Journnl, graph, Dixon. ening Post, Vicksburg. lots. Real bargains.—N. H. Garn­ PENNSYLVANIA. Mrs. F. J. Rosonbrook, Evening snry appropriations. Henderson, KANSAS er. ' 30-31-ta Air. and Mrs. E. E. Althousc, Her­ A. A. Coult, of Jacksonville, repre­ ' Milton Conley, Big Sandy News, Tclcgrnph, Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. A If. E. Tovcy, Cold ald, Seilersvilie. Mr. and Airs. David Bruner, Press, senting the Florida development board FOR SALE—Duroc pigs, 8 weeks Louisa. Spring Advertiser, West Side, and In­ C. AI. Bomberger, News-Dispatch, Industry. old. Big type. See Nick Zernovwas present at this meeting and urg­ Miss Elizabeth Conley, Big Sandy ternational Gazette, Buffalo. Jeannette. Thos..J. Howorth, Tribune, Chester. ian, Boardali Ave. , 80-4tp ed an adequate appropriation pro­ News, Louisa. W. D. Grcason, Republican, Paola. Atrs. Amanda L. Xanders, Pen Wo- gram to lay before the legislature. Leonard J. Schwartz, Republican, LOUISIANA FOR SALE—A good, barred-rock 0. W. Little, Enterprise, Alma. mnn, York. During the afternoon the board of Fred W. Bott, Linotype Bulletin, Edward ville. roos.tcr. Aim. G. T. Bollinger, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles F. Scott; Reg­ Mr. and Mrs. C. W. HnOme, Central control inspected the Florida State box 241, Route A. E. If. Childress, Wayne County ister, Iota. ■Mr. and Ain/. W. J. Pape, Republi­ 30-Stp News, Perkrisie. College for Women and the Florida Press, Fairfield. can, Wntorbury. George Marble, Tribune, Ft. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. James Franco, Ga- Agricultural and AIrchanical College, FOR.SALE—10 acres in celery deltSs Miss Bcnita Pape, Republican, WatMr. nnd Mrs. Chas. F. Ftcnieh, Sen­ Mr. and Mrs. John Redmond, Re­ elte, Frnnkford, Philadelphia. at Sanford, for $1,000 cash or on and at 6 o'clock they wore guests at erbury. tinel, Woodstock. publican, Burlington. terms. J. M. Stevens, 39 Barnett* *"*:* Mr. nnd Mrs. C. AI. Meredith, Sr., tea served by the home economics de­ Mr. and Mrs. 0. £J. Frccmnn, Press, Miss Florence Renich,' Sentinel, J. Byron Cnin, News, .Belle Plainc. Froe Press, Quakcrtown. Jacksonville, Fin. 31-7tc partment of the woman’s college in Bristol; Woodstock. Paul Cain, News, Belle Plaine. Chas. AI. Alercdith, Jr., Free Press, the newly oquipped practise house. FOR SALE—Aster plants, ready now. Mr. R. M. Beardsley, Press, Bristol. H. C. Pnddock, Cook County Her­ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Sowers, New Quakcrtown. Please order early.—Stewart, the COLORADO ald, Arlington Heights. Era, Spring Hill. John M. Ateredith, Free Press, ( 30,597 TONS OF Florist. Phono 260-W, 814 Myrtle Hon. and Mip. Guy U. Hanty, Rec­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Clement J. Lumpkin, TEXAS Quakcrtown. ave. 81-ltc FERTILIZERS SOLD ord, Canon City. Enquirer, Carlin ville. Air. and Airs. W. M. Hamilton, Her­ Air. and Airs. A. L. Ettcr, Journnl, IN STATE IN MONTH FOR SALE—One million sweet po­ CALIFORNIA. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rigby, Panto­ ald, Palestine. Aflddlctowrr. E. G. Williams, 'Enterprise, Fom- graph, Bloomington. tato draws nnd vines, now ready, Paul Richardson, Western Newspa­ Airs. Hattie AI. Sharbaugh, Tribune, TALLAHASSEE, Alarch 15.—Ac­ Nancy Hall, Cublan Yam and ‘ Red, dale. Miss Edna Coulson, Lnllnrper, La- per Union, Houston. Johnstown. cording to records in flic in tho affleo $2.00 per 1,000. Ship anywhere.—A,' GEORGIA. Hnrpe. C. R. Gard, Western Newspaper Helen Slinrhaugh, Courier, Pntton. of the commissioner of agriculture, V. French, French avenue, Sanford, Geo. C. Fairbanks, Bulletin, Natick, Miss Corn Pcarley, Lallarpcr, Ln- Union, Houston. Airs. F. C. Sharbaugh, Mountaineer there were 30,607 tons of fertilizxer Fla. Mrs. C. T. Brooks, Bulletin, Natick. Ilarpe. 81-ltc NEBRASKA Herald, Edensburg. sold In the state during tho month of Mr. and Mrs. Harris M. Dolbenrc, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. CInrk, Republi­ Stanley Picket,' Omaha Printing Co. Airs. Julia A. Hazard, News, Swarth February, tho sale stamps from which FOR SALE—Improvements on the Item, Wakefield. can, Princeton. Omaha. 1 best .homestead of 160 acres io more. have enriched the state treasury by Mr., and Mrs, Thomas Leavitt, BcaMr. and Mrs. H. U. Bailey, Republi­ Mr. C. E. Nevln, Laurel Advocate, Florida, situated In Volusia county, Mm. H. S. Voshnge, News, Swarth17,640,25. There were 17,634.5 tons ■con, Dorchester. can, Princeton. ' Laurel. about 2tt miles from the town of En­ more. of feed 'sold, the revenue stamps Miss Frances Leavitt, Beacon, DorMr. and Mm. A. T. Spivey, Daily Mm. C. E. Nevin, Laurel. terprise and the same distance from Mr. and Airs. Levi M. Wise, Eagle, bringing in $4,383.63. Chester. Journal, East St. Louis. * . • Afr. and Aim. T. J. Pickett, Wasp, Butler. the famous Benson Springs; one mile Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prescott, Ga Miss Mittasc Spivey, Daily Journal Wahoo. nnd a half from Grech Springs and Mm. Geo. R. Flemming, Pennsyl­ Mias Hortense Andrews, Gazette, East St. Louis. . • OIL PROSPECTORS HOPEFUL Hazel Ncvin, Advocate, Laurel. the St. Johns river; 2 miles from vania Grit, Williamsport. zette, Weymouth. Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Worman, Press, Mr, and Aim. Frank 0 , Edgacombe, beautiful Lake Monroe and 10, mthll Dietrich Lamade, ' Pennsylvania Miss Eleanor B. Moulton, Echo Teutopolis. Still Believe They Will Find Oil Near from DeLand; right in the heart of Signali Geneva. Grit, Williamsport. Manchester.* Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Colby, News, A. B. Woodi Courier, Goring.DeFunlak Springs. the orange and truck farming dis­ Geo. W. Wsggenscller, Post, MidChas. A. Lorlng, Massachusetts Au- Pecatonfca. A. N. Mathem, Journal, Gering. trict; climate and health unsurpaased; m dleburg. ■* to List &’Tourist, Boston. Warren Milby, Banner-Times, Ma­ NEW YORK STATE DE FUNIAK SPRINGS, March 16. abundance of deer, turkey and other J. H. Zerby, Doily Republican, Miss Cecellia Barrows, News, Ja ­ son City. Thomas J. Blain, Daily Item, Port Pottsvillc. Local people who visited the well be­ game; fine fishing. This is a beau­ maica Plain. L. F. Black, News, Elgin. Chester. Aliss Mildred Zerby, Republican, ing bored for oil twenty-five miles tiful place for a country home; 4 Mr. and Mm. I. M. Marshall, Crick “"Mr. nnd Mm. M. F. Walsh, Herald, Mm. Thomas J. Blain, Daily Item, Pottsvllle. south-east of here, came back very good springs and 4* nice running c t & Essex Echo. Manchester. Harvard. Port Chester. ** enthusiastic over the prospects, say­ streams, on the tand, flowing into san­ Miss Elizabeth Zerby, Republican, . I. H. Marshall, Sun Bulletin, MenMr. and Mm. Wallace Odell, Dally Pottsville. ing that there was unquestionably oD dy bottom pond which borders the FLORIDA * News, Tarrytown. Geo, E. HosmeV, Post President dota, there, both on top of the water in the homestead; a capital place for a stock RHODE ISLAND. NEW JERSEY Frank LeRoy Blanchard, Editor and , Journal, Bradentown. well and coming up with the bailer farm and poultry raising. Part ' Mm. Walter B. Frost, Manufactur­ Mr. and Mm. Alex L. Moreau, The Publisher, New York City. Mm. Glenville C. Frlssell, League from the bottom. The well in now In the land In excellent orange land i ing Jeweler, Providence. Transcript, Freehold. NEW YORK American Pen .Women, Miami. Harry B. Frost, Manufacturing quicksand at 770 feet, and It will be some Is well adapted for truck fai Mm. E. H. Osgood, Cape May Coun Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sykes, Courier, Mm. Hannah 0. Houghton, News necessary to ream out the hole to a Ing .............. and celery .................... growing. About Jeweler, Providence. ty Times, Sea Isle City. Clinton. Pensacola. larger size In order to sink casing toj W orth of long ieaf virgin'pine'timber; E. A. Noyes, Standard, Wlckford. Dixie Anzer, Hudson News, West Mm. E. M. Perkins, Gazette-News, Gilbert Leach, Commercial, Lees Miss Marguerite Noyes, Standard, shut this off, which o.-clats of the j p ncrei cleared; partly fenced; nice Hoboken. burg. LeRoy. company say will take about-three garden; two small houses. Tho pi Mm. Anzer, Hudson News, West Mm. W. II. Greenhow and Miss Hel­ Wlckford. *W. A. Elliott, Tlmcs-Union, Jack weeks. should be secS to be appreciated. SOUTH DAKOTA Hoboken. en Greenhow, The Evening TribuneaonviUo. Tho officials of the company are Want to siell the Improvement* on Mr. and Mrs. George Schlosser, Re­ very optimistic, and express them- pitn t and will relinquish my cl J. D. Carpenter, Democrat, Wood Times, Homell. INDIANA publican, Washington Sprfings. Mr. and Mm. Garry 1 A. Willard, bury. ■ selves as certain thpt they will have a *° jh * home*tead^to the person ; Will E. Season, The Journal, Win __Mark D. Scott, Journal, Sioux.Falls. product tig well In a short time. NORTH DAKOTA Post President, Herald, Boonville. c h e a te r.---------chasing said Improvements. I also Mm. Kendall B. Cressoy, State For Carrid L. Black, Prairie Press, 8tlrEdwapl M. Perkins, Gazette-News, Mm. Sam/ Matthewe, Tribune, Tiphave for sale a gOod general farm um,'Sioux Falls. LeRoy. um. " '• ton. DRINK home, some household goods, tools, Hazel J. Holbert, News, Woonsock­ E. L. Peterson, Press, Dickinson. John P. Herrick, The Breeze, Olcan, Mrs. Charlotte Woodring, Journal etc.; and one Ford truck In good con­ Elder Springs Water. Its 03 98-100 et. >!iss Mary Mack, Register-Gazette, F. E. Kessinger, Sentinel, Rome. Peru. dition. The above will all be sold on per cent pure. Phone 811. Mr. .and Mrs. E. B. Oddy, News, Mr. and Aim. W. E. Basslcr, Nows, Chao. n. Season, Journal-Herald, Hayrics City. Wednesday the 23rd of March at the Wonsockct. George P. Collins, Independent, Car- Middleburgh. Winchester. #■ Another new state proposed out! Hamilton Homestead, 2 tt miles northMr. and Mm. John H,. Craig, Ledg' A. E. McCall, The Plalndealer, Mr. and Mm. Geo. D. Linscy, Chron­ ringtom Idaho** way. Somebody evidently, e**t of Enterprise, Florida. Inquire MICHIGAN . er, Tripp. Bath. icle,'Marion. thiuks 48 different divorce laws not « ‘tore Enterprise for directions Mr. and Mm. C. N. Searl, Hum Mm. B.' G. Senmons, Democrat .Mr, and Mrs. Homer Harwood, W. W. Aikens, N. E. A., Treasurer, enough/—Saginaw News-Courier. j to homestead., 81 boldt. Journal, Sioux Falls. Pulaski, •s Watchman, Warren. Franklin. - - - —~Jr~-~'~-~E~ ’ - —-..J-—- ‘‘ & r- WHO CIGARETTE APPROPRIATIONS STATE SCHOOLS - V -. v k , i ' .• . .• if'- - >•*’ I i ' I , ■ ’ 1J 1 \ w m m I . * > . -T-n— r . 1 j | ----- m - - ___ - . - i �s * "'. lT*if-.? « r,~- -- -| ■: - J - r- ..M--.-«-i •. u <jr F ;V:- ? ^ >- - - -c - * - - .-_' 1 ?: , s'JNrit1 x ^ ^ - - . T - f? y «r5?v^* -■ x-*•-^•• ■•eg*'-*- - ; j-^ag^fcr THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1921 SANFORD PRODUCTS STEADY MARKETS HAVE BEEN GOOD GROWERS FEEL SATISFIED High Price of Labor and Materials and Freight Rates MADE DIFFERENCE IN TIIE RETURNS HUT THIS IS ALSO TRUE OF ALL FARMING OPERATIONS THIS YEAR. t.'. There have been so many other big things transpiring in Sanford this winter that the celery crop has been left off the front page and the-market reports given daily have kept those who are interested informed *about the doings of the great crop that has made Sanford famous. The lettuce and cilery while not bringing any big fortunes this season have not been failures by any means and the growers herp are in good spirits all along as they realize that no crops anywhere arc bringing the prices, that they should bring and in the general summing up the growers of winter vegetables have fared bet­ ter than their brothers in the cotton and com and other crops farther north. Florida fruits and vegetables, on account of tho extremely high freight rates, tho extremely high price of la­ bor and all thnt enters into the rank­ ing and shipping of the fruits and vegetables have militated against the Sanford grower and kept down the profit that should have been his this season for the fruits and vegetables have been of superior ipinlity. On account of the low prices of fruits and vegetables or rather on account of the high prices of freight rates and labor the prices have not netted the farmers what 'they hnvo been expecting although they are get­ ting as much as they could re/sonably expect this season. The high peak of celery shipments from. Sanford was probably renched last Snturdny when 313 cars were piled up-for the week’s business here. The total shipments from Florida up to date are 2,lf*l cars and the to­ tal shipments last year to the same date were 1,23-1, showing a big gain over last yeur and this fact alone is helping the growers to t/ikc the small profit more philosophically ns big shipments are hound to bring down the prices. The prices on celery hnvc been around the $1.75 nnd $2.00 mark all senson and it begins to look ns though the growers will have a real good senson despite the ninny items of expense and that they will make some money on the if spring crops, the grand total at the end of the season showing up on the right side of the ledger. •’ Rollicking Comedy, “Nothing But The T ruth/’ a Chautauqua Feature Many Are Killed in Burning Building at Richmond, Va. (B r l a * A u*clit*d fr*M ) ‘ RICHMOND, Va., Mnrch 14.—With the recovery of the bodies of five men buried under the falling wnlls of a Inrge furniture house here yesterday the search was continued today for the bodies of two other men reported missing. A score of injured firemen in locnl hospitals arc reported im­ proving, The dead includes four firemen nnd one civilinn. FLYER, LANDING AT PABLO, STRIKES OLD LADY, KILLING HER ( D j Th« A tw e llIM F u l l ) Plant Board Must Re-* ceive Cane Shipments JACKSONVILLE, March 14.—Mrs. A. WolenkofF, agen seventy, of Van Wert, Ohio, wns nlmosi Instantly kill­ ed today at Pablo Reach when an airplnne driven by Monte Rolfc, of Au­ gusta, Gn., struck her. Rolfc, with two passengers in the machine, wns attempting to make a landing on the beach and apparently did not sde Mrs. Wolcnkoff, who was stooping to gather sea shells. The plane struck her in the side and she died a few minutes later. A deputy sheriff took chargo of Rolfc pending an investigation of the accident. FLORIDA LEAGUE WOMEN VOTERS TO REORGANIZED STATE MEETING WILL BE HELD , IN SEMINOLE HOTEL, JACK* SONVILLE, IN MARCH. The Florida Longue of Women,V ters will be organized at a meeting to he held in Jacksonville on Mnrch 31, and April 1, in the Seminole hotel, nnd all women of the stntc interested are most cordially invited to attend. The fall for the meeting is being sent out by Mrs. J. B. Salley, of Aik­ en, third regional director of the National League for Women Voters, and Mrs. J. A. Corbet, of Jacksonville who has been appointed to perfect all arrangements for the meeting in Jacksonville. The League of Women Voters Will he organized on the day preceding the opening of the state social service conference' which will be held in the Seminole hotel April I and 2 nnd it is expected this will insure an especially large attendance ns many of the wo­ men interested in social service work were leaders in the suffrage move­ ment and will he particularly interest­ ed in the constructive work of the League of Women Voters. The opening meeting will he held Thursdny night, March 31, in the au­ ditorium, tenth floor, of the Seminole hotel, when Mrs. Salley, of Aiken, S. C„ will deliver an address. She is a charming woman, n forceful and mag­ netic spenker, and her address will be one of the features of the entire pro­ gram. The business session will open at 10 o’clock Friday morning, April* 1, and luncheon will he enjoyed in th»* Seminole at 1 o’clock. Plans for nil afternoon session, have not yet been completed. An Army Plane is In addition to the officers of the national organization, Mrs. Salley, of Wrecked in the Surf South Carolina, and Mrs. Jacobs, of at Daytona Beach Alabama, who will speak, prominent Florida women from various parts of DAYTONIA, March 14— Mechanics ; lh‘‘ 8t,ltl* will he on Ihrjimgrnms, and from Cnrlstrom Field nre expected several particularly interesting speak­ here today to salvage nn nrmy plane ers will he on the luncheon program . that was wrecked in the surf yester­ (Br Th« At**rUlt4 F ret,) day.,^ Trjo aviators from Cnrlstrom SIX BARRACKS AT Field attempted to land on the bench CAMP ARE BURNED 1 " during a heavy fog, misjudged the SIMULTANEOUSLY distance nnd crashed into the surf. The accident occurred at Mosquito in­ let nod both aviators were slightly in- CAMP MERRITT, N. J — Mnrch 14. ju rtd .. Six wooden barracks were destroyed on the army reservation here tonight FLORIDA UNIVERSITY by a fire which broke out simultan­ MAKES A NATIONAL eously in all six hutidings nnd wns ap­ ENROLLMENT RECORD parently of incendiary origin. Thirty other buildings were damaged, the GAINESVILLE, Mnrch 14.—In- total loss being estimated nt $40,000. creasing by seven times in the Inst No soldiers hnvc been stationed in twelve months the number of persons the enmp for some time. Most of the receiving instruction, the University barracks had alrendy been dismantled of Florida has established n national by contractors who purchased all the record for itself. Thnt was made pos­ camp structures from the government sible by offering extension courses some time ago. The camp wns de­ through a new general extension di­ serted tonight save for n half dozen vision. watchmen nnd fishermen, who were * By enrolling 5,804 students during hampered by lack of equipment and the year, the new Florida general ex­ nn inadequate water supply. tension division nlso broke by n wide margin all records for- the first year Luke Rielly Says, ’The Rat Died Be­ made by thirty-eight other states do­ fore Reaching the River.” ing similar work. Students were en•rolled from every county in the state •“Since moving near the river two and front nineteen other Btates and years ago, we've always used RATforeign 'countries. Officinls consider SNAP. Wntched a vicious water rnt, this n noteworthy achievement in view nibbling nt RAT-SNAP outside the of the fact that Florida has scarcely house. About 15 minutes later he more than half a million white inhab­ darted off for the water, to cool his itants. The work hns been under the burning stomnch, but he died before direction of B. C, Riley, formerly of reaching it." Three sizes, 35c, 65c, tho University of Indiana, and tho $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball University of Arkansas, nn director Hardware Cot of genera) extension work for all state institutions of higher learning in There is under way the construc­ Florida. • ♦ tion of a new asphalt road from Co­ coa to the beach, nine miles in Before tho modern girl kisses to length, which will give Cocoa a place make up she ipnkes up .to kiss.—Nor­ among the big beach towns on the folk Virginian-Pilot. cast coast. TALLAHASSEE, March 14<-At-* tomey General Buford, on behalf of the state plant board, today accepted service of alternative writ of mand­ amus directed Snturdny by the su­ preme court against tho Apr.lnchncoln Northern railroad and tho *board to require thnt railroad to receive a shipment of sugar cane from Liberty county and ordering the board to dis­ continue ail quarantine on enne ship­ ments from that territory. The writ wns made returnable next Friday. The constitutionality of the apt creat­ ing the.board is involved In the court ccMon. Huai STORM CLAIMS ONE LIFE AND MILLION DAMAGE - i SHREVEPORT, La., March 12._ bne life was lost, four persons were seriously injured and damage estimat­ ed nt more than $500,000 was done by n storm which swept the town of Ho. mer nnd the old fields nearby Uto ye*. terday. Mrs. Ed. Rogers, wife of an- 0Q man, was killed, and her son, aged 1* wns seriously Injured. L. E. H0(j. pauir, D. D. Johnson and 0. G. Gil. more were others seriously hurt. According to reports from the field last night, Bcvcnty-five to 100 derricks were demolished and the camp of Simms Oil Company was blown down. Other camps also suffered heavy damage. \ One Injured at Rulevilic RULEVILLE, Miss., March 12 One man waa injured and property damage amounting to $40,000 wu caused by a severe wind and rain storm which struck Dodsville, Mist, five miles from here, late yesterday. Two brick buildings and many frame buildings were demolished. Wire com­ munication was cut off by the storm. “Nothing But The Truth” la one of tho most widely-known comedy «oc* cesses, REAL FLORIDA ORANGES. As n novel by Frederick 8. lrimm, it wns rend by millions of people, and later ns n play It rnu more than a season on Broadway. • . , The \Yeaver force and some of their It Is the Ingenious, enlertnlnlng story of a young society idler w“ho wagers fricndB hnd the enjoyment this week that he can tell the absolute truth for one whole day, of enting delicious Floridn oranges A complete production of “Nothing But The Truth” will be given hero picked by A. D. Weayer from his own nt the forthcoming Iledpnth Chnutnuqan by n New York company. grove, nnd wrapped for ahpiment by TRY GRANDMOTHER’S OLD FAYMrs. Wenver. They were as sweet ns ORITE RECIPE OF SAGE TEA South Should couid be nnd were thoroughly appre­ yVND SULPHUR ciated. Be Represented on Mr. nnd Mrs. Weaver nre spending Almost every one knows thnt Says National Boards n delightful vacation in Florida nnd Tea and Sulphur, properly compoundmuch to their benefit.—Lawrence cd, brings back the nnturnl color and WASHINGTON, Mnrch 14.—Sena­ (Kans.) Journal-World. lustre to the hair when faded, streak­ tor Fletcher, of Florida, Saturday ex­ ed or gray. Years ago, the only way pressed himself ns being of the opin­ ST. PETE PLANS TO to get this mixtyre wns to mnke It ion that three of the biggest things Sick May Order Beer by Case is In­ EXTEND ITS SEASON at home, which is mussy nnd trouble­ now confronting the people of the terpretation of Recent Ruling some. Nowadays, by nsking nt any South Atlantic stntes nre, appoint­ of Prohibition Law. ST. PETERSBURG, March 1 4 - drug store for “Wyeth’s Snge and ments from that section to the United Apartment house owners in St. Pet­ States Sloping Board; the interstate WASHINGTON, Mnrch 14—The ersburg are being asked to nllow their Sulphur Compound,” you will get a commerce commission, and seeing that recent ruling of former Attorney tcnnnts to stay in the flats until June large bottle of this fn/nous old recipe, the work of the farm lonn banks is General Palmer, permitting tho prac­ 1 without extra ehnrge nnd many improved by the addition of other in­ not crippled. tically unlimited manufacture of hnvc agreed to this. This plan is a gredients, nt a small cost. Don't Htny gray Try it! No one Senator Fletcher pointed out that it beer, wines nnd whiskey for medicinal part of the campaign now being wngcan possibly tell that you darkened would he of the greatest importance purposes will stand, Solicitor General cd by the local boosters to extend the your hair, ns it does it so naturally should the South Atlantic states got Frierson snld today, despite a num­ the present senson nn extra month. nnd evenly. You dampen n sponjl# n man on the interstate commerce ber of protests unless the treasury The slogan thnt hns been adopted’is commission. The only Southern rep­ department should ask for its recon­ “Stay ‘Till June" nnd it in to ho wide­ or soft brush with it and draw thii resentative now is Commissioner Mo- sideration. Such a request is not un- ly advertised. School does not close through your linlr, taking one small strand nt a time; by morning the Chord, of Kentucky; mqrchont marine def^onaiderntlon It wns said later ot here until the middle of May nnd gray hair disappears, nnd after an­ and shipping mutters demand the at­ thefrtmsury. families with children will hnvc to other application or two your hair tention of some one from the South Opinions nre issued by the depart­ pay nn ex,trn month’s rent to keep becopies beautifully dnrk, glossy and Atlantic or gulf coast to protect the ment of justice only to the president the children in school so most of attractive. interests of that section. nnd members of the cabinet Mr. tho mlenve before May 1 when the us­ ' On the shipping honrd is Admiral Frierson explained nnd are not mat­ ual lenses expire. It is proposed DAYTONIA EMBEZZLER Henson, but many changes are pend­ ters in which private individuals may now to expend the senson by the sim­ TAKEN TO.NEW YQRI ing. Former Congressman A. F. Lcv- participate. ple process of not chnrglng any more er, of South Carolina, is solely repre­ Under tijis most recent interpreta­ DE LAND, Mnrch 14—New York senting the far South, on the federal tion of the prohibition Inw, officials rent for those who stny until June 11. A meeting of apartment house own­ officers pnssed through here today enfarm lonn hank hoard. declnrcd it would appear thnt n pa­ It is the opinion of Senator Fletch­ tient for whom beer was prescribed ers hns been called to discuss the route north today with Frank Pierce, er that these are now among the most will he nble to obtain it by the case proposition nnd it is believed there who was nrrested recently in Daytonvital problems before the Southern as it would probably be ordered ns n ' will l>e no trouble getting the consent in, charged with embezzling $150,000 people, ami that everything possible tonic nnd it would appear unreason­ Iof the owners to the new plan. The from n fuel company in Schnectady, should he done to have men selected able to require a person to procure chamber of commerce will conduct N. Y.‘ nn advertising enmpnign here nnd in from that section. only one or two bottles at a time. other cities in the state in the interest Many White House conferences nre Existing rcgulntios have to be con­ of a longer winter season nnd a big­ Ask Your Soldier Boy How “CootleeP scheduled for the next few days with siderably nmendc’d, officinls said, ns Got Such a Hold ger summer season. Efforts are be­ such objective in sight. various rules heretofore promulgated ing mndc to mnke this a summer ns He'll tell you tfiut the bnttlcfrontl by the bureau nre nffected more or well ns n winter resort nnd the move­ of Europe were swnrming with rati, RENEWED TALK OF less by the opinion. which enrriod the dangerous vermin ment is meeting with success. It. HUDSON BURR FOR nnd caused our men misery. Don't let PLACE ON I. C. C. NON-PARTISAN I.E AG11E Another queer thing about .lihmnn rats bring disease into your home. ME N\VERE TARRED nature is the way it- always objects When you see the first one get RATiBjr The A uacU ted Pr*M) so strenuously to being called a line, SNAP. Thnt will finish them quick WASHINGTON, March 14— There (B r Tk* AuoclaUd Pratt) were renewed talk heard here Sat­ GREAT BEND, Has., March 14— as if it really thought it isn’t.—Ohio Three sizes, 35c, G5c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Bnll Hardware Co. State Journal. urday concerning the probable ap­ Details of the nnti-nonpnrtlsnn lenge pointment of R. Hudson Bucr, chair­ demonstration In Barton county yesman of the stnte railroad commission terdny and Inst night which renchcd of Florida to a position on .the Inter­ a climax in the escorting from Great state Commerce Commission, it will Bend of J. Ralph Burton, former be up to the president nt an early United Stntes senator from Knnsns, date to make some new appointments nnd the tarring of J. O. Stevie nnd A. and not only would the selection of A. Pnrsons, officers of the lenguo, re­ Mr. Burr prove a valuable move for vealed today that Stevie nnd Parsons the South Atlantic and gulf states, were compelled to npply ft ‘cont of tnr hut particularly for the state* of to themselves after their clotheing Florida. Many candidates are push­ hnd been removed. After they hnd ing their claims, but it is likely thnt been forced by the crowd of several something may cventuntc in this mat­ hundred men to roll on the ground their clothing was returned nnd they ter nt an early date, were told to lenve the county. The whereabouts of Stevie nnd Pnr­ PLOW LANDS FALL OFF IN VALUE TO $33 ACRE sons, who are stntc organizer nr.d Btate secretary, respectively, of the (B? Tk* A u tc litid P»M ) league, were not known tonight. WASHINGTON, March 14.—Aver­ Neither had .word been received hero age grade plow lands in tho United as to the whereabouts of Burton, or ,7 States wore valued nt $83.73 per acre of a Professor Wilson, another orgnnns compared with $00.01 an acre a izcr for the league, who was with year ago, the department of agricul­ Burton when he waa forced to leave ture today announced. Ajthough Great Bend. W ig * r t f I. showing a decline from the peak price of 1020 the average is still higher "The R ata1Around My Place Were Wlae.k Says John ~Tiithlll. than any of the preceding years. The “Tried everything to kill them. values shrunk more heavily in the cotton nnd tobacco states of the Mixed poison with meal, ment, cheese, South than any other section, while etc. Wouldn't touch it. Tried RATthe smallest decline wns shown In the SNAP, inside of ten days got rid qf nil rats." You don't hnvc to mix far Western states. ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE The values ranged from an aver­ RAT-SNAP with food. Snvea fussing; age minimum of $26 nn acre in Ala- bother. Break a enke of RAT-SNAP ' \W . j : T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y hamn nnd Mississippi to $200 In Iowa. —lay ii where rats scamper. You . AGENTS . will sec no more. Three sizes, 35c, The city of Tampa hns forbidden 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by airmen to fly over tho town during Bnll Hardware Co. . ♦ • the hoprs of worship on Sunday. It O m C t PEOPLES BANK HUIUMMU It is rumored that General Dawes may seem odd but tho people wish to Sanford, . . . Fl ori da keep their minds' qn higher things.— will write a book. Doubtless as a contribution to profane history. petroit Free Press. BE PRETTY! TURN GRAY HAIR DARK DRY LAW RULING BY PALMER WILL STAND-FRIERSON Fo u r t een million dollars ofbusinesstrans­ acted and nota General Fire Insurance �— — r wm . ■ m e - —— ---- y , vy>^<^r.jrr ^ ---------- . — **~ * ft. v >' •/ yC'V'»‘‘i.‘, THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1921 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Whiting, Senti­ Mr. and Mrs. George B. DolUver, nel, Woonsocket. > Journal, Battle Creek. .TENNESSEE George B. Dolliver, Jr., Journal, WANTED__________ Miss Anna Sidway, Gazette, DyersBattle Creek. John Clark Dolliver, Journal, Bat­ burg. WANTED—Second hand show e*5i Members of the National Editorial Association Who Are Edward Albright, Past President, Inquire a t the M int store in the Wetle Creek."-1Expected to Reach Sanford, Saturday Mom* laka Block. Railroad War. News, Gallatin. 1 MINNESOTA ing at 10 o’Clock. , * Mr. and Mra. E. E. Adams and WANTED—Young cow. Mart be Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Rea, Headlight, fresh and good milker. J. H. Mei­ daughter, Democrat, Lebanon. Tracy. tner, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfa Mr. nnd Mrs. John C. Rogers, Ga­ Miss Lois Rea and Leon Rac, Tracy. • ALABAMA . Mrs. W. W. Alkens, Star, Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Will Curtis, Plain zette, Dycrsburg. WANTED—Team work, all kind*. Itr Miss Esther Aikens, Franklin. Mrs. F. Jk Cramton, Southern Odd­ n riro A rm f, VERMONT. Dealer, St. James. ’ , qulrc Hanson’s Shoo Shop. 28-12p Mrs. H. B. Bullock, Democrat, Gosh­ fellow, Montgomery. lir. and Mrs. W. C, Belknap, Times, WANTED TO BUY—New self-start* Will Wilkie, President N. E. A., Ga­ Mr*. Jane DeBolt, Southern Odd­ en. Bellows Falls. ing Ford. Must be a bargain' for Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lochner, Dekolle- zette, Grey Eagle. fellow, Montgomery. VIRGINIA. H. C. Rotating, Executive Secre­ the cash.—Cates Crate Co. 29-tfc John C. O'Connell, Montgomery Ad­ News, Auburn. George M. Peed, Southern Motor­ LADY OR GENTLEMAN AdENY Lucy M. Elliott, assistant director tary, N. E. A., St. Paul. vertiser, Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Freeman, Times, ist, Norfolk. Mr*. Bell Allen Ross, Montgomery. and Field Organizer, Indiana HistorWanted in the city of Sanford to WEST VIRGINIA. Olivia. cal Commission, Indianapolis, Rep. John P. Figh, Montgomery. sell the genuine J. R. Watkins Medi­ No olgarofto h a s A. D. ThUrber, Republican, New cines,. Spices, Extracts, Toilet Pre­ Mr. and Mr*. Emil Lclcht and son, W. F. Black, secretary, Chamber of The Indiana Business Women. tho sam a dollolous Leader, Winona. Martinville. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Rerick, Stand­ Commerce, Montgomery. « parations, etc. All or spare time. A fla v o r aa L u o k / H. L. Snyder, Register, Shqpherda- wonderful opportunity to get into Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Jensen, Ad­ ard, LaGrange. J. 0. Benton, Montgomery, Strlko. Beoauao town. Will H. Craig, Star, Indianapolis. vertiser, Duluth. j . C. McLendon, Luverno Journal, business for yourself. Write today S. S. Buzzard, Messenger, Berke­ Herman Roe, News, Northfleld. Lucky Strlko la tho for free particulars and sample.— J. Luverne. IOWA Mr. and Mr*. A. G. Erickson, Ad­ ley Springs. toasted olgarotte. R. Watkins Co., 62, Memphis, Tenn. Chas. H. Green, Sylacauga New*, Harry J. Green, Public Opinion, De­ vance-Press, Springfield. WASHINGTON, D. C. 30-4tp SyUcauga. corah. M. E. Mehrten, Correspondent SeE. K. Whiting, Journal, Owatonna. M. D. Wlggin*, Enterprise, HartMr. and Mra. Marion Bruce, ArrowMr. and Mrs. A.VL. King, Skordebrlng (Ohio) Times. FOR RENT sellc. man, Rolfe. manen, Minneapolis. WYOMING FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—0 » r ARKANSAS Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McCutcbeon, Mr. and Mr*. 0. H. Josten, JournalMr. and Mra. John W. Cook, State 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Are. Bd. I>andvolght, Forrest City, Time* tecord, Mount Vernon. Chronicle, Owantonna. Journal, Lander. Walking distance to city. Two lots Herald. Walter H. Beal, Argo-Gazctte, West Miss Florence Damon, Enterprise, WASHINGTON Mr. and Mrs. F. ‘A. Merriman and corner Center and Elm Ave. Two Mr. and Mr*. C. A. Berry, New*, Union. Winnebago. Miss Merriman, Daily Argus, Mt. ‘ G. E. Barrett, Post-Intelligence, Se­ lots west side Palmetto ave., BO ft. Huttig. Edythe- Robinson, Page County Mrs. Fred E. Hadley, Enterprise, Vernon. attle. from Eleventh St. Make offer. B. T, . Mrs. C. E. Conklin, Time*, West Democrat, Clarinda. WISCONSIN. Winnebago. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Blossom, Re­ Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring S t, I*» Helena. - * Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Ripley, Adver­ Mrs. C. L. Coward, Enterprise, Lodi. Angeles, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Todd, Jr., Ga- publican, Brookport. 21-tf Mis* Louise Plank, Benton County tiser, Tipton. zetto, Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Towell, Times, D. A. Murray, Wave Publishing Co., Record, Bentonville. J. W. H Inchon, Advance, Algona. Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. R, H. Bach, People’s tockaway Beach. MISCELLANEOUS J. M. White, Oil & Mineral News, A. B. Robinson, Page County Dem Press, Owantonna. Mr. and,Mrs. H. M. Youmans, Free­ GET YOUR ORDERS to now fo r E. S. Underhill, Leader, Corning. Little Rock. oernt, Clarinda. C. I. Johnson, Times, St. Paul. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Redfleld, Tele­ man, Waukesha, your new Bulek car. See W.- J. Mrs. George W. Mason, Morning Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Johnson, Preis Mr. nnd Mrs. F. R. Helmer, Banner, Thigpen. J. M. Palmer, Register, Blue Earth. gram, Malone. 45-tfc News, El Dorado. Citizen, lown City/ Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Tompkins, Free S. C. Thics, New York City. Master Geo. W. Mason, Morning Mrs. V. L. Chocvcr, Banner, Clin­ HEMSTITCHING and Picoting abv Press, Mannknto. J. R. Bahne, Tribune, Sibley. NORTH CAROLINA News, El Dorado. tachment, works on all sewing ma­ Mrs. H. C. Hotnling, Enterprise, ILLINOIS Hon. nnd Mrs. W. C. Hammer, Cour ton. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Funk, Demo­ chines, |2.00. Personal checks 10c er, Ashboro. . ' Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Williams, Journ­ Maplcton. crat, Rogers. extra. Lights Mail Order House, Box Hon. nnd Mrs. F. W. Murphy, OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Young, al, Fanner City. 127, Birmingham, Ala. 267-oaW-7t Wheaton. Earl V. Voorhies, Courier, Grant’s L. B. Frazier, Aurora. World, Helena. FOR SALE—Good farm mule in good MISSOURI. Pass. R. L, Davis, Democrat-Message, M t Miss Georgia B. Gille, Benton Coun­ condition.—M. Fleischer. 11-25-tfc Kathryn E. Spangler, Eye, Clinton, A. E. Voorhies, Daily Courier, Sterling. ty Record, Bentonville. Ella Pearl Smith, Eye, Clinton. Grant's Puss. * Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nicklcss, Citi­ ORDER your new Bulek now and CONNECTICUT John Eddins Smith, Eye, Clinton. C. L. Smith, Western Farmer, Port zen, LaGrange. you will not lose any time on the ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Hi B. Hale, Gazette, TALLAHASSEE, March 15.—The W. H. Mclntycr, Mali, Vandalia. land. Wm. W. Loomis, Citizen, LaGrange. new car load coming In soon. 46-tfc Hartford. . , state board of control was still in Mra. H. F. Staple and Miss F. Sta Mr. nnd Mrs. E. E. Brodic, Enter* Mrs. W. W. Loomis, Citizen, LaMrs. Wm. Francis Weed, Advertis­ session at a late hour last night after YOU CAN order your new Bulek J t pie, Mail, Itockport. prise, Oregon City. Grange. er, New Canaan. a busy day taken up with routine no wand save time on the next ear / William Southern, Jr., Examiner, OKLAHOMA D. E. Keen, Republican Register, New Orlenns. matters.' There is, a full board pres­ load. 46-tfe Independence. Mr. nnd Mrs. John S. Martin, Sun, ent, this being the first meeting with Mount Carmel. MASSACHUSETTS Wnlter William's, School of Journal­ Hartshorne. Claire Hnvill, Republican Register, FOR SALE John C. Brimblccon, Graphic, NewHon. P. K. Younge, of Pensacoln, since ism, Columbia, Mo. Maude 0. Thomas, Herald, Beaver. his recent appointment to member­ Mouht Cnrmel. tdn. FOR SALE-MOO,000 green top cel­ G. A. Neater, Missourian, Capt. GirMra. J. C. Davis, Herald, Beaver. Benj. Herbert, National Printer, Miss Janet Brimblccon, Graphic, ship on the board as a successor to ery plants."—F. L. Greene, West arde&un. . OHIO. Journalist, Chicago. Newton. W. W. Flournoy, resigned. Side. 21-tfc W. B. Rogers, Republican,-Trenton Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Simms. Miss Mabel L. Hodges, Wnyne Co. L. C. Hall, Courier, Warehnm. This meeting of the board, which FOR SALE- Good heart cedar post*. —Mrs. Carrie Rogers Clark, Repub­ Richard William, Marlon and Vir­ in the last before the coming legisla­ Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hovcy, Record, EVcas, Fairfield. lican, Trenton. Any quantity delivered. Write for ginia Simms, Morning Tribune, East ture convenes, is necessarily an im­ Wm. J. Smith, Daily Sun, Wauke­ Haverhill. Mrs. N. G. Rogers, Republican, prices. Box 69, Sorrento, Fla. Liverpool. gan. Miss Emily Woodward, Vlennn. portant one. The greater part of the Trenton. ^_______ a i-li Miss Clara Amos, Daily News, Sid­ Mr. and Mrs. N. F. E. Evans, DailyMr. and Mrs. R. L. McKenncy, morning was taken up in a joint ses­ MISSISSIPPI ney. Advocate, Belleville. News, Mncon. sion with the state board of educa­ FOR SALE—Twenty acres of land to Jack Senter, Commercial, Columbus Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gaskins, tion, composed bn the governor, sup­ the Celery City district.—A. E. M I bs Imogene Goddard, Post, East Miss Mnrgarct McKinney, News, V. B. Imes, Dispatch, Columbus. News-Record, Sabina. Bolles, Montclair, N. J. ?8-4tc Peoria. Macon. erintendent of public Instruction, the Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Rand, Demo­ Mr. and Mm. Ed. Wctzler, Daily Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Goddard Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hafbcr, Observ­ attorney-general and tho state treas­ FOR SALE—6-room house Reason­ Eagle, Lancaster. Tazewell County Reporter, Washing­ crat, Philadelphia. able and terms.—N. II. Garner. 1. er, Commerce. urer. Tho combined boards met to Mr. and Mm. James Faulk, Leaks Mr. nnd Mrs. Chester Bryan, Dem­ provide a budget for the coming needs 80-31-tBuSW Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Sutlive, Press, ton, president Illinois Press Associa­ ville. ocrat, London. ^ tion. Savnnnnh. of the state institutions of higher S(V"LE—Ruby Fiing Topper L. II. Bowen, Times, Brookhavcn; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McClung, News, learning, nnd it Is understood that F o r • Mrs. Mabel Shaw, Evening Tele­ G. S. Chapman, Progress, SandersPlants.—O. P. SWope, Oviedo, Fla. Mrs. A. B. Conway, Evening Post Troy. graph, Dixon. plans are being formulated to lay a ville. 81-ltp Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Marchand, Re­ definite nnd concrete statement be­ Mrs. II.. U. Bardwell, Evening Tele­ Vicksburg. KENTUCKY Russell and Kathleen Cohway, Ev­ publican, Willoughby. FOR SALE—A few choice building fore tho legislature seeking the neces­ John A. Lynem, Evening Journal, graph, Dixon. ening Post, Vicksburg. lots. Real bargains.—N. II. Garn­ PENNSYLVANIA. Mrs. F. J. Rosenbrook, Evening sary appropriations. Henderson. KANSAS er. 80-31-te1 Mr. nnd Mrs. E. E. Althousc, Her­ A. A. Coult, of Jacksonville, repreMilton Conley, Big Snndy. News, Telegraph, Dixon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alf. E. Tovcy, Colt ald, Scllcrsville. Mr. nnd Mrs, David Bruner, Press, sontihg the Florida development board FOR SALE—Duroc pigs, ,8 weeks Louisa. Spring Advertiser, West Side, and In­ C. M.’ Bomberger, News-Dispatch, was present at this meeting and urg­ old. Big type. See Nick ZcrnovMiss Elizabeth Copley, Big Sandy Industry. ternational Gazette, BufTalo. Jeannette. Thos. J. Iloworth, Tribune, Chester. lan, Beardail Ave. • 30-4tp ed an adequate appropriation pro­ News, Louisa. W. D. Grcason, Republican, Paoia. Mrs. Amanda L. Xnnders, Pen Wo­ gram to lay before the legislature. Leonnrd J. Schwartz, Republican, LOUISIANA FOR SALE—A good, barred-rock 0. W. Little, Enterprise, Almn. man, York. During the afternoon the hoard of Fred W. llott, Linotype Bulletin, Edwnrdville. rooster. Mrs. G. T. Ballinger, Mr. nnd Mrs.’Charles F\ Scott, Reg­ Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Ilaume, Central control inspected the Floridn Stnte box 241, Route A. FI H. Childress, Wayne County ister, Iola. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pape, Republi­ 30-3tp News, Perknsic. College for Women and the Florida Press, F'nirfield. can, Wntorbury. George Marble, Tribune, Ft. Scott Mr. pud Mm. James F’rancc, Oa- Agricultural nnd Mechanical College,' FOR SALE—10 acres in celery deltk Miss lienita Pape, Republican, WatMr. nnd Mrs. Chas. F. Renlch, Sen­ Mr. ond Mrs. John Redmond, Re­ ette, Frankford, Philadelphia. at Sanford, for 21,000 cash or on and*nt 5 o’clock they were guests at erhury. tinel, Woodstock. publican, Burlington. terms. J. M. Stevens, 39 . B arnett,Mr. and Mra. C. M. Meredith, Sr.', tea served by the homo economics de­ Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Freeman, Press, Miss Florence Renich, Sentinel, J. Byron Cain, News, Belle Plaine, Free Press, Quaknrtown. Jacksonville, Flo. 31-7tc partment* of the woman’s college in Bristol, * Woodstock. Paul Cain, News, Belle Plaine. Chas. M. Meredith, Jr., Free Press, the newly equipped practise house. FOR SALE—Aster plants, ready now. Mr. R. M. Beardsley, Press, Bristol. H. C. Paddock, Cook County Her­ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Sowers, New Qunkertown. Please order early,—Stewart, the COLORADO ald, Arlington Heights. Era, Spring Hill. John M. Meredith, Free Press, 30,597 TONS OF Florist. Phono 2G0-W, 814 Myrtle lion, nnd Mys. Guy U. Hnrdy, Rec­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Clement J. Lumpkin, T&YAS Qunkertown. aVc, ■ 31-ltc FERTILIZERS SOLD ord, Canon City. Enquirer, Carlinville. Mr. nnd Mm. W. M. Hamilton, HorMr. and Mrs. A. L. Etter, Journal, IN STATE IN MONTH CALIFORNIA. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rigby, Puitta- nld, Palestine. FOR SALE—One million sweet po­ Middletown. , E (J. Williams, Enterprise, Fern- grnph, Bloomington. tato draws and vines, now ready, Paul Richardson, Western Newspa­ Mrs. Ilattie M. Shnrbaugh, Tribune, dale. TALLAHASSEE, March 15.—Ac­ Nancy Hall, Cubian .Yam and Red, Miss Edna Coulsun, Lallnrper, La- per Union, Houston. Johnstown. cording to records in file in tho WfAce GEORGIA. Hnrpe. C. R. Gard, Western Newspaper Helen Shnrbaugh, Courier, Patton. of the commissioner of agriculture, 22.00 per 1,000. Shfp anywhere.—A, Goo. C. Fairbanks, Bulletin, Natick. Miss Corn Pearley, Lallarper, I-a- Union, Houston. Mrs. F. C. Shnrbaugh, Mountaineer there were 30,607 tons of fcrtillzxer V. French, French avenue, Sanford, Mrs. C. T. Brooks, Bulletin, Natick. Harpe. Fla.__________„ .* i 81-lte, NEBRASKA Herald, Edensburg. 1 — j Mr. nnd Mrs. Harris M. Dolbeare sold In the state during tho month of m - — «■ ■ Mr. and Mrs'. II. A. Clark, Republi­ Stanley Picket, Omaha Printing Co, Mrs. Julia A. Hazard, NewB, Swnrth FOR SALE—Improvements on the February, tho sale stamps from which Item, Wakefield. can, Princeton. Omaha. best .homestead of 160 acres- to more. x have enriched the state treasury by Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Leavitt, Bea­ Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Bailey, Republi­ Mr. C. E. Nevin, Laurel Advocate, Mrs. II. S. Voshago, News, SwarthFlorida, situated in .Volusia county, 27,049.25.- There were 17,534.5 tons con, Dorchester. can, Princeton. Laurel. about 2ft miles from the town of En­ morc. * ■ i of feed -sold, the revenue stamps ( Miss Frances Leavitt, Beacon, Dor­ ’ Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Spivey, DoRy Mrs. C. E. Novin, Laurel. terprise and the same distance from . Mr. nnd Mrs. Levi M. Wise, Engle, bringing in 24,383.63. chester. V Journal, East St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. .Pickett, Wasp Butlor. the famous Benson Springs; one mile Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prescott, GaMiss Mittase Spivey, Daily Journal Wahoo. Mrs. Geo, R. Flemming, Pennsyl­ nnd a half from .Grech Springs and Miss Hortense Andrews, Gazette East St. Louis. OIL PROSPECTORS HOPEFUL Hazel Nevin, Advocate, Laurel the St. Johris river; 2 miles from vania Grit, Williamsport. *cttc, Weymouth, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Worman, Press, Mr. and Mrs. Frank 0. Edgacombe Dietrich Lnmnde, • Pennsylvania beautiful Lake Monroe and 10, Miss Eleanor B. Moulton, Echo Tcutopolis. Still Believe They Will Find Oil Near from DcLand; right in the heart Signal, Geneva. Grit, Williamsport. Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Colby, News, A. B. Wootf, Courier, Gering. DeFuniak Springe, Geo. W. Waggenseller, Post, Midthe orange and truck fanning Chas. A. Coring, Massachusetts Au­ Pccntonicn. A. N. Mathers, Journal, Gering. trict; climate and health unsurpassed; dleburg. to List & Tourist, Boston. Warren Milby, Banner-Times, Ma­ NEW YORK STATE DE FUNIAK SPRINGS, March 15. abundance of deer, turkey and ott J. H. Zcrby, Daily Republican, Miss Cccoljia Barrows, News, Ja son City. Thomas J. Bialn, Dally Item, Port Pottsvilie. Local people who visited the well be­ game; fine fishing. This is a maica Plain. L. F.-Black, News, Elgin. Chester. Miss Mildred Zerby, Republican, ing bored /or oil twenty-flvo miles tiful place for a country home^. Mr. nnd Mrs. I. M. Marshall, Crick­ Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Walsh, Herald, Mrs. Thomas J. Blain, Dally Item Pottsvilie. south-east of here, came back very good springs and. .4 • nice runni et & Essex Echo. Manchester. Port Chester. Harvard. enthusiastic over the prospects, say­ streams, on the land, flowing into i Miss Elizabeth Zerby, Republican, I. H. Marshall, Sun Bulletin, MenMr. and Mrs. Wallace Odell, Daily Pottsvilie. ing that there was unquestionably oil dy bottom pond which borders FLORIDA Newa, Tarry town. Coo. E. Hosmer, Past President dota. there, both on top of the water In the homestead; a capital place for a st RHODE ISLAND. NEW JERSEY Frank LeRoy Blanchard, Editor anc Journal, Bradcntown. well and coming up with tha bailer farm and poultry raising. Part Mra. Walter B. Frost, Manufactur­ Mr. and Mra. Alex L. Moreau, The Publisher, New York City. Mrs. Glenyille C. Frissell,' League from the bottom. The well in now In the land in excellent orange land ing Jeweler, Providence. Transcript, Freehold. NEW YORK American Pen Women, Miami. Harry B. Frost, Manufacturing quicksand at 770 feet, and It will be some ia well adapted for truck fay Mrs. E. H. Osgood, Cape May Coun­ Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sykes, Courier, Mrs. Hannah O. Houghton, News necessary to reant out the hole to * ing _ and celery growing. About ____ Jeweler, Providence. Clinton. ty Times, Sea Iale City. Pensacola. Urger size In order to sink casing toj worth of Jon' leaf virgin pino ’tim E. A. Noyes, Standard, Wickford, Dixie Anxer, Hudson News, West Mrs. E. M. Perkins, Gazette-News, Gilbert Leach, Commercial, Lees­ shut this off, which o..cIaIs of the jo acres cleared; partly fenced: Miss Marguerite Noyes, Standard, burg. LeRoy Hoboken. company say will take about three garden; two small irnall house*. The Wickford. * Mrs. Anxer, Hudson. News, West Mrs, W, JR. Greenhow and Mis* Hel A. Elliott, Timgs-Unkra, Jock weeks,‘ I should’ be seer it to be appreciated.. SOUTH DAKOTA en Greenhow, The Evening Tribune■onvillo, Hoboken. The officfals of the company ar* want to sell th the Improvements on Mr..and Mrs. George Schlosser, Re­ very optimistic, and express them­ J. D. Carpenter, Democrat, Wood­ Times, Horneil. • INDIANA plant and will relinquish my cist Mr. and Mrs. Garry *A. Willard, publican,, Washington Sprflng*. selves ns certain that they will have a to the homestead, to 'the person pur­ Will E. Benson, The Journal, Win bury. Mark D. Scott, Journal, Sioux Falls. producing well In a short time, Post President, Herald, Boonvifle. ' NORTn DAKOTA cheater. chasing said improvements. I r Mrs. Kendall B. Cressey, State For­ Edward M. Perkins, Gazette-News Carrie L, Black, Prairie Press, Stir■ Mrs. Sam' Matthews, Tribune, Tip have for sale a gtyd general um,'Sioux Falla. ton. um. ' ^ IieRoy. DRINK horse, some household goods, tools,. Hazel J. Holbcrt, Newa, Woonsock­ John P. Herrick, The Breeze, Olean. E. L. Peterson, Press, Dickinson. Mrs. Charlotte Woodring, Jouma •etc.; and one Ford track In good Elder Springs Water.Its 99 98-100 et. - . ; . ' Miss Mary Mack, Register-Gazette, F. E. Kesslnger, Sentinel, Rome. Peru. dilion. The above will all be sold Mr. and Mrs". E. B. Oddy, News, per cent pure. Phone 811. Mr. and Mr*. W. E. Bassler, News, Chas. n. Benson, Journal-HornR Haynes City. Wednesday the 28rd of March at WonaockeL George P. Collins, Independent, Car­ Middleburgh. . Winchester.. Another, new state proposed out Hamilton Homestead, 2ft mllea Mr. and Mr*. John H. Craig, Ledg A. E. McCall, The Plaindealer, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. D. Llnscy, Chron rington. Idaho >vwsy. Somebody evidently j w t of Enterprise, Florida, er, Tripp. BajA. _ _ _ MICHIGAN ... We, Marion. thiuks 48 different divorce laws not at ftow M Enterprise for dli Mr. and Mr*. C. N, Searl, Hum­ Mrs. B. G. Seamona, Democrat, Mr. and Mrs. Homer » Harwood, W. W. Aikena, N. E. A., Treasurer, enough.—Saginaw New*-Courier. j*0 homestead. boldt, Journal, Sioux Falla. Rulaakl. •f Franklin. Watchman, Warren. mn • ' •• tj • . CLASSIFIED WANT ADS WHO LUC STRIKE CIGARETTE APPROPRIATIONS STATE SCHOOLS ^ :~r — •Ms ___ 1 __ m �- THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1921 [E S A N F O R D H E R A L D MEANS MUCH TO SANFORD Hotels and golf go hand in hand in Florida as well as in other resorts and until a Florida resort has a good golf links that resort need not expect to get the crowds of real people. Those who are something in the great world of finance, sport and fellowship fol­ low the- little white balls over the fields just as industriously as they /:hase the elusive dollar in their fi­ nancial operations and without golf you are without the people in the wintor. Sanford can never hope to be a winter resort until the excellent golf links that are now laid out will bo completed and ready for the great game. On the. other hand those who play golf expect to place their, feet under a mahogany board filled with all the good things to cat and at night ex­ pect to climb out of the shining tub and climb into a soft bed with ail the comforts and conveniences that their tired frames need after a strenuous day. on tho links and the golf links and the real tourists hotels go hand in hand. Neither one is complete without the other and. so it is good news this day that the Daily Herald brings to the readers that the hew tourist hotel and the golf links are well on the way, the golf links having all ready been laid out under the di­ rection of the* greatest golfer in the world and the hotel project bo far along that nothing can stop it now and ground will be broken for the building in sixty days. The gentlemen who have labored so long and faithfully for this great pro­ ject .that means so much for Sanford should have our everlasting . thanks and certainly should have our wholesouled support in anything that they may undertake. They should be taken into our inner circles and mnde to feel that we appreciate what they lire doing and their projects und their fu­ ture developments will always have the support and the co-operation of the Snnford people ns n whole. The time has come when, this city will either be lifted out of the urban clnss into the list of rent cities or it will continue only as n good farming com­ munity. Tho time has come when wc can by putting our shoulder to the wheel make this one of the finest resorts In the South, n city of fifty thousand, a city that will be known far nnd wide ns the greatest golfing, fishing, boating, motoring nnd hotels in the south. But—standing off and watching the crowds will not do it. Standing by and lotting George do it1will not get anything but George's goat. Sitting in the sun and whittling a stick nnd telling of the past gJories of Snnford will not build a new city. It is time for the real men of Snn­ ford to get together and stand back of every project thnt promises the big improvements needed here. It is time that the men of Sanford who intend to build this town regardless stood together nnd against all who do not stand for a better and bigger town. And it is time thnt the strangers in our midst were taken into our midst nnd made to feel thnt they arc wel­ come anti their pluns are welcome nnd they will receive-our help instead of the cold Khouldcr. The newB story carried today by the Dally Herald anent the new. tour­ ist hotel and golf links in Sanford means so much.to tho commercial life of Sanford that it seems too good to be true and while there may be some of those skeptical ones who are sus­ picions of every new move, ' on the whole, the people will rejoice over the bare announcement that at last the Lake Front Improvement Company, has gained what they started out' to accomplish over one year ago and now it seems that their dreams of a big tourist hotel and the commercial building and all the other plans will eventually be put through. These large plans take time and money to put them in shape to handle intelli­ gently and in a manner that will at­ tract foreign capital. It is not diffi­ cult to convince a Sanford man that this city haa a great' future but to those in the financial world who nev­ er heard of Sanford it takes rest facts and figures and much time to impress them with the fact that San­ ford means so much in the way of in­ vestment. The average investor who comes here secs the opportunities but he is skeptical because he does not see-more of the home people invest­ ing. This spirit of co-opration on the part of tho home people is what the stranger wants to see and it is sure and certain that this spirit only will bring the people here in numbers to invest their money. -The fact that Snnford people built the Valdez Ho­ tel wns the biggest boom that San­ ford ever had and the Valdez Hotel made the lutcr investments and im­ provements possible.' It Was that abiding faith in your own home town that impressed tho people who have come‘in later and invested their mon­ ey and it is that abiding faith in your own home town that will build it into n city and it is thnt faith that will take the stranger by the hand nnd make him feel thnt he has cast his lot among n bunch of town builders nnd boosters and not a bunch of knockers. We can well afford to help every en­ terprise that comes along thnt has the ear marks of stability. We can place a little money in every homo enter­ prise instead of investing It In’fore­ ign gold mines and oil wells nnd oth­ er outside stock whorw it will never return, We can afford to invest in every worthy home enterprise that w|ll help this city and if we have no money to invest wo can do a whole lot by boosting along every good home enterprise instead of knocking it. And so today we should all take hope for better things nre in store for Snnford.' Those big things of which we have dreamed are coming to pass nnd Snnford in another year will be a different Sanford thnn today and the people will hnve a different feeling about mnny things tlpit will hnve come to pass nnd in tho general making over it is hoped thnt nil will become constructive builder? instead of destructive knockers. CHULUOTA HOME FOR THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FLORIDA A GARDEN FOR MILLIONS OF PEOPLE We were at Chuluotn Tuesday night Probably a very large number of and renewed our old love for this The editor of the Herald has longed , JL IK U ..............,,,.,.On«nl 'Kutf<r beauty spot in Seminole county. We for the time when the Chamber of people in Florida knowing the im­ YablUbW C*«i7 rrld»y by of the lowlands, are always glad to Commerce could have a home of its mense quantities of fruits and vege­ see the rolling hills and dales of our own. Having been a member of the tables that are shipped out of the own county and these with the beau­ Board of Trade here ever since we state yet fail to appreciate the im­ (Ia«orp«r*U4) tiful clear water lakes make a most first came to Sanford, having served portance of the fact that Florida Is a ainM cmxmoM r u e s a a l j a m o z p entrancing scene, In daylight it is as director of the old board, as presi­ garden,upon which depend millions B XIAR*»«»t*i******»*****i******>ii*M-20 grand and at night with tho moon­ dent and in other positions and now of people of the United States for ; I M tu m a ....................................... u ts light and the electric lights casting serving as one of the board' of gov­ many of the things that enter into H4X HONTR1, ,?l their gleams on the water. Chuluota ernors, we have the interests of the their food supplies. ____ u B*cn4 CUu Mall lUtUr A iful tj, is one of the real Florida spots that Chamber of Commerce at heart and In the Boston Evening Transcript MM, a t tte h i l OtlN i l SaafarA, Xlarlia, ■AH a f Mawb B, MTS. hold the attention and the charm of we believe that in a home of our own of last Saturday appeared an article the beholder. About fifteen yean aga we could do much better work and by Prof. R. J. McFali, professor of ti H P A I D BVZLDnrO. rw*« iu or more the editor of the Herabi look after the interests of the visitors marketing in the Massachusetts Agriwrote an article,on Chuluota and to the city in the right kind of style cultural college in which he calls it. .4*tlg w Advert Ulnf Repnientatlva THEAMERICAN PRESSASSOCIATION especially on the beauties of I-«Ir<9 and manner. In this respect the fol­ tention to the facF that other states Mills. This was before the hand of lowing from the Orlando Reporter- than Massachusetts are supplying man had supplemented the hand of Star anent their purchase of a build­ very much of the food supplies re­ ^Business H good. Nature to bring out the high lights ----------- oing site and the erection of a building quired by the people of that common­ in this great painting of Florida wealth. He states that In 1920 the ; And getting better nil the time. woodlands and lakes. It was before meets with our hearty approval and chief fruits and vegetables taken in­ ----------- o----------Sanford could read this and adopt the the hotel was built and many of the to the Boston markets amounted to A ll you need to do is to push right same plan with profit: store rooms that now go to moke up 37,010 carloads, "of which . Massa­ a cosmopolitan air in that thriving The Orlando Chamber of Commerce chusetts supplied only 6,126 carloads”. I little ' city. It was before electric will have its own building, upon its He then gives in detail, together with There is nothing in the world quite lights gleamed around the shores of own proptrty, and the local body in a map,. the principal states from D good as Sanford right now. the lake an£ lighted the business keeping step with the tremendous de­ which Massachusetts receives great ■ ■ —o----------street of the town. It was while the velopment of the city, will also pro­ quantities of. foods. He says that ad that great spirit of sticking toplace was in the rugged appearance vide Itself with a structure whose in- Florida, California, Texas,' and Louis­ aer will get the people of Sanford of the cariy period, while the roads come will practically finance its erec­ iana take the lead in winter vege­ they should be in a few years. were in the same condition and tho tion and upkeep. That was the con­ tables, and the reader will note .that face of nature had not been changed sensus of expression of a number‘of1 Professor McFali places Florida first W e need a live bunch to take charge much but it was bcautifut and one representative business men, any half in the nnming of these four states. ff affairs hero and'keep in charge could look ahead and picture'it as one dozen of which were sufficiently able With reference to the growing of :4uid boost the city from morning until of Florida’s resorts some day. It has with plans and finances to carry the early vegetables, Prof."McFali .says Slight and then some. not reached the point as yet where undertaking to a success, which met that “Florida enjoys peculiar advan­ ■; -------------0— ;— r it can be classed as one of the most by invitation with the board of direc­ tages for this industry, and is, per­ -• I t is this sp irit'th a t makes cities popular resorts but it is getting big­ tors of the local civic body at a busi­ haps, the most general trucking com­ d*this spirit will make Sanford, if ger each year and tho Chuluota Inn, ness luncheon at the San Juan hotel. munity in the United States.” He \ -«*»ry real citizen will become a boostunder Mr. nnd Mrs. Brumtoy’s care­ For some few weeks tho board of then goes on to say that of cabbage, i;, « r . Join the Chamber of-Commerce ful supervision, has done much to­ directors hove been brought face.to Florida shipped -to Boston last yeaq.21 —join ail the live organizations that ward making tho visitors feel at home face with a decision in regard to re­ carloads with New York state, neigh­ 'are building Sanford and become one and. boo the many advantages and tho linquishing the favorable lease, still bor of Massachusetts, sending in only f the boys who arc doing things. It many beauties of this part of Florida. with two .and a half years to run, 188 carloads, and, of course, lnttr ■, w ill keep you f i t Chuluota is a- lovely spot in one of which that Institution enjoys upon its than that shipped from Florida. "With ----------- o----------the best counties in tho state and with present property, and it was for guid­ reference to lettuce shipped into Bos­ tlovem or Hardee has outlined his the many advantages that will some ance in arriving at the proper decision ton, Prof. McFali says: “There nre plans far state government and these day come, to Chuluota it will-be a that the board asked the ndvico of no near competitors although Flori­ plans are so nearly like our own that large and popular resort and one of tho various representative men who da supplied 62 carloads in the Dccom"‘we hasten to congratulate the gover­ ber-May season” of Inst year. Of po­ which nil of us will be proud. We were present. An opinion of purchase by private, tatoes Florida shipped mnny carloads nor and olTer our support In putting should help them with the road prob­ them through. Wo liave a real gov lems nnd nil their needs and in help­ interests had been secured from the into the bean-eater’s city last year a m o r In Florida now. ing Chuluota nnd every other part of owners of the Chcmber of Commerce nnd does so every year. Of straw­ Seminole county Sanford is helping property, which was ctotlngcnt upon berries grown in Floridn, fourteen car­ the elimination of the lease, nnd an loads nrrived in Boston from Febru­ § Our governor was reared in the herself. investigation showed the practical ary to April. With reference to to­ northern tier of counties but that docs asbt make him hide bound about the BANNING INDECENT MOVIES unanimity as to the wisdom of tho matoes Prof. McFali says: "Here purchase of the property by the again Florida lends off in the season Test of the state. He is just its anx­ The National Association of Motion Chamber of Commerce at price named, shipping from January to July; she ious about South Florida’s problems Picture Producers recognize thnt tho nnd instructions given tho committee also leads in quantities, with 216 ms about North Florida and just as public has had cause to -comp din appointed nt the meeting were they cars, while Massachusetts has to its mnxious to do something for West against n number of films rcco itly decline any surrender of the lease and credit only 129 carloads, New Jersey I Florida hs East Florida. He is the inflicted upon it nnd adopts resolu­ to negotiate plans to carry through 131, Mississippi 88, and other states governor of Florida and not any one tions promising to assist in the pros­ the consummation of tho purchnsc by lesser quantities. _ section. the Chamber of Commerce. i In order not to trespass on space ecution of offenders. ----------- o----------The Sanford Chamber of Commerce All agreed thnt the time had now nnd time it is only/tiecessary to say This is encouraging. It shows that da working early and late for you and motlo^ picture men realize that tho nrrived, considering Die tremendous that Prof. McFali has a good word te sinless you are a member you ore inkgreatest menace to the potion picture advance in values and the prospect of say with reference to marketing meth­ ang something that does not belong to industry is in films that transgress continuous growth in values, for the ods, something that Florida truck and yell. You nrc taking advantage of Chamber of Commerce to establish its fruit growers are learning to appre­ the bounds of decency. the- other fellow's work and money, While narrow-mindedness, the dis­ stnbilit yby the erection of a modem ciate. He says: and time invested and applying it to ‘'Practically all truck-producing sec­ position to sec evil in practically office building, with mercantile quar­ your own individual gain. It is time tions are provided with co-operative everything, must be guarded against ters in the Btreet floor, not less than the real boosters joined together to exchanges for marketing, but by no in the censoring, there is n serious fivo nnd perhaps seven stories in ■Mice Sanford the kind of city it means nil producers even in the re­ height, the other fldUrs to be devoted reflection upon censors In the other .should be. gions where the best exchanges op­ to offices, with one floor given over to direction by reason of some of tho erate irvnil themselves of the scrtho quarters of tho commercial body. pictures they hnve passed, showing viyxrraf these agencies. It is doubt­ ^Florida never looked prettier than Somo suggestion wns made ns to the their utter unfairness to net ns judges. iright flow and Sanford never looked ful if any other ngcticy is so well able YOUR DUTY IS OBVIOUS. desirability of the Chnmber of Com­ The chief complnlnt is not so much of prettier than she will look when the to bring the standard of the product merce for n community center rather lewdness in the pictures considered ns If the nppronching visit of the of the tendency of certain productions than n commercial organization, and up to n Ijigh quality as is the co-oper­ .newspaper men gather here next SntNational Editorial Association to Or­ to present criminals in n rather favor­ practical plans for providing funds ative exchange, and there is nn everThey ahould have a most falando is going to be n successful able light, white representatives of for the initial pnyment were suggest­ incrcnsing tendency to use this sys­ l Wcrablo impression of Floridn as n nHTnir it .is up to each nnd every citi­ Inw nnd rnorality nre- ridiculed. ■whole to carry back with them. Now ed by S. Y. Way, who proposed n tem to move all such products from 3m the time to advertise what we have zen of the city nnd county to be on It is Just n matter, ns recognized by number of subscriptions of $100 ench, the producing regions to the consuma n d we should display our wares to their “toes.” This Is no time for fool­ HERE'S TO HOOD. right-minded picture men, of apply­ ns well ns U. U. Brassier, whose plan iug markets.” th e best advantage while these pur­ While the article nl>ove quoted from ishness or npnthy.. Wc wnnt every ing thp rules of common decency nnd called for the issuance of $150 In btock veyors of publicity are with us. refers only to whnt one city or state one of-tho -100 editors to enrry n mes­ to nt least 300 members of the organ­ J. D . H o o d and bis associates are common sense. The resolution bans ----------- o---------is obtaining from Floridn in the way sage back to the thirty-eight states ization. The hypothecation of which responsible for the new hotel thnt will films thnt nre "obscene, salacious, In­ 11 everyone in Sanford hut knew be built here and the new golf links. which they represent which will be to decent nnd immoral,1” ■ those which among financial institutions could of food products the render can mul­ ju s t the kind of golf links that San­ But J. I). Hood is the mnn who stood the effect thnt Orange county wns the “emphnsizc nnd exaggerate sex np- likely be arranged to raise ready cash tiply Boston receipts from Florida by fo rd will have next season they would like n rock in the face of hundreds of highest example of whnt n county penl,” those bnsed on “commercialized ns needed, leaving the pnyment of the a number representing practically all twg, borrow and steal nil the money difficulties and never wavered when should be in a great commonwealth. vice,” or which - make drunkenness, stock to l>e scattered along In a man­ the larger cities, of the North and they could to invcst.it In Sanford now. the skies were the darkest , nnd it If the citizens of Orange county nrc Central West. The total is enor­ gnmbling or the use of narcotics at­ ner consistent with the financial abil­ mous. Truly, Florida is the garden .■When the biggest men in America seemed ns though his big project not ready to assist in properly enter­ tractive. Other things ruled against ity of the owner. for millions of people.—Timcs-Union. Ctnne here to play golf next full there would never be completed or his pro­ taining these editors by' the donation -----------o----------- ' nre “scenes which unnecessarily pro­ will be something doing here*and you phecies fulfilled. J. D. Hood is of an of their time, money, nnd motor ve­ -----------o—:—-— AN EDITOR’S BIRTHDAY. long expressions or demonstrations n*t rub that out. As seated before abiding faith, a man with a .vision, hicles, it would be better to cancel Already the news story carried by paper, Sanford will have the a man who keeps his own counsels to the date of ,the visit nnd let them go of passionnte love,” or "particularly The Daily Herald last Saturday about We celebrated our birthday on yes­ Sat golf links in the state and the himself and who says but little but elsewhere. This is not n one-man suggestive bedroom and bathroom terday. . There was no bountifully the new hotel nnd golf links has al of any in the United States. when he does sny something he says county or n committee county. YoU scenes and scenes, of inciting dances,” those exhibiting nakedness or scanty supplied table and no effort at dis­ brought n flood of inquiries from the this to your friends. much. Wc wish we had more J. D. know, ns nn individual business man attire, and those which instruct the play. Tomorrow will bo our real an­ golfers now in the state, and many of # ----------- o----------Hoods in Sanford. They nre tho kind or citizen, whether you have contrib­ feeble-minded in "methods of commit­ niversary but wo chose yesterday for them out of the state, who recognize : Is high time that Sanford rolled of men that build cities and countries. uted your money to this coming ev­ ting crime.” Scenes ridiculing public its celebration. We chose it because tho master hand in^the laying out of V her nice warm bed and came They nre the kind of men who nre not ent, nnd ns such it should not be officers, policemen, sailors, soldiers, it wns God's holy Sabbath, and n more the course and the fact that Sanford rn to unfasten the door and let appreciated when they are among us necessary f.,r nn unpaid con.nllee to ministers, priests or rabbis also are beautiful spring day was never links will be the best in the state. strangers in. We hnve not been but arc sadly missed when they leave writ upon you nnd nrguo good time banned. The picture producer who known. Wo spent it with our little Somo of these wcnlthy golfers who t the -entertaining line as we should us. They are the kind of* men who nwny for u'Yoiv dolla*s. Send your enn not subscribe heartily to the alms family, in the green woods by the want to come here and spend the en­ ive been and every city around us aro misjudged, misused and unsung money to the secretary of the Chnmof this movement should be driven out side of a pretty lake. Every spring­ tire winter have gone over the situa­ talnes lavishly and takes care of but they go straight to the mark nnd ber of Commerce, You also know of the business. The public can no time leaf, every opening wild flower tion thoroughly and are quite agreed Ig crowds every winter and many with an unwavering faith in the fu­ whether you nro going to co-operate more submit to having rules of pro­ in the forest and every wavelet on on tho point that with tho present lay­ them in the summer. It means ture hew out their ideas and win in in every way. When the call is is­ priety in the movies laid down to it the simmering lake whispered to us out o f that veteran, C. S. Butchart, it Stanford will get more advertis- the end. May he put it over and sued for one hundred automobiles to by some underworld spirit than it can qf the goodno&s and tho mercy of the Sanford will certainly have tho great­ : than ever before and people will make a fortune is our earnest wish show these "pen-pushers” around tho Great Jehovah. W« grow tired of est golf links in the South.; And this of Sanford who never knew we and he-and his associates deserve all county, have your car ready and be submit to having amusements censored by “narrow puritans.’’—Tampa Tri­ brick paved streets and cement side­ la something to talk about on the map. All of the business the praise, all tho credit, all the sup­ on the Job. .Also plnce your premises -----------o---------- walks. We grow tired of brick build­ sn, will get returns from the new port and co-operation that we can in good order so that the visitors can bune. ings and of the buzz and hum of the That fish hatchery for the state is itors who will come here next win- givo them. , see that Orlando is really The' City We note thnt the Florida Wild Life town. We love the woods and we now an- assured .fact, says Captain Beautiful.—Orlando Sentinel. ' ------!--- 0— :------• the- Master loved thern^ ..... ...................... ' -because Hodges* the former state flahiCommULeague- for; the protection of -birds know If a man is right, he can afford to He made auch beautiful forests and sioner, and wo hope the captafn knows 'Unless Sanford Intends to advertise, go ahead full steam. To be right We should bupy the hatchet now is organized in Orlitfr}|r There are lakes and streams. Birthdays mean whereof he speaks. Florida not only several residing in'^Kc confides of fake care of big crowds, to. make means mainly to be in tune with Des­ and let it grew into n cherry tree, Orange county who are entitled to much to us now—because we have had needs a fish hatchery, but Florida improvements needed ,then there tiny, and willing to obey. It does not Wc have so much work to do hero join a league of this kind even though so many. They are llko milestones needs more protection from the sein­ no use to have any Chamber of necessarily mean to bo agreeable, nor that there is no time for petty Jeal­ they are only indoor sportsmen.—Or­ along the road.between the cradle and ers who would,drag their seines over Commerce, to have any city bfflcials, to bo ngrecd with, nor to be popular, ousies and bickerings about who is to the grave. There Is no return ticket the spawning beds of even the govern­ have any hotels, to have any daily blit it docs mean to be useful in the have the white meat on qvery deal lando Sentinel. on that road— • ment hatcheries unless they were pro­ ----------------------r,to have any band, to have any purpose which Destiny is trying to that is put over. Let the,men of And the mill will never grind again, tected. This part of the seining U es, to have any opera houses, achieve. '“I f a man is right, ho need brains and push have all that they .Great interest is manifested towards With the water that is past.— one of the evils that will force the new s any parks, to have any Worn- not fear about standing alone. He la can make and help, them to ' make promoting work of the cross state Gainesville Sun. laws for protection of the **»i G abs, or lodges or fraternal or- not alone. If he seems to be, It is more of it for the pushers will push canal linking up tho natural water­ Florida. We hope the hatchery will ■ ---------o—1 ------of any kinds, to have any Hf<f only a test of his mettle and sincerity. this town to the top of the hill or ways as originally recommended by come to Sanford where ‘ there Is so $1,000 cement bridge culvert has lever. It all comes back to th a t Every idea that is right has many push it into the lake and in either the. U. S. Board of Engineers In much to commend our rivers and keep abreast of the. times or silent adherents. Raise your voice event we will get action and it is ac Washington. TI\ts route is through been completed one mile east • of Oldamar as part of the drainage plans Jakes and creeks. the St. J6hns and Oklawaha rivers i your order to the undertaker. He and you will hear them coming. Des­ tion we want. — ---------- ---------------which are being enlarged to take care across Lake Griffin to Lake Harris, 11 nail you in the end but if you tiny is kind; it never asks a human If a man baa plenty of sand he al­ of the increasing agricultural area thence down,the Withlacoochee river •p moving it will take him longer to being to do anything nlonc.—Henry A man who is on the level seldom ways has plenty of g rit around Oldsmar. finds it necessary to square himself. to the Gulf of Mexico. i jrou. Ford. H. _ *■ HOLLY ................. FTMtlMt u 9 Z41UT . 41. L I J I .M1T), .......... I m i Iu t a l I m n n t H E HERALD PRINTING COMPANY i If f5 ' J; 1, fci v NOW FOR HOTELS AND GOLF. ^ rnYrrr.T sm - ISSPUUJI . /; - - - �---------------- —--------— --- ------------ • • - ~ ~ T T ^ r - A ..1- 1 - " 'T — W THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1921 L0NGW00D NOTES EAST SANFORD Met With" Senate Fi­ nance Committee and House LAKE MNROE Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rex, of New York, were the guests of J. E. Phipps Wednesday. Mr. Waters was a Sanford vlaltor Wednesday. J. E. Phipps and H. F, Phipps wore transacting business in Sanford Wed nesday. Mr. Sandlin, of Orlando, was in town Thursday looking after his prop­ erty. W. McWorkman was a visitor in Orlando Monday. The Baked Bean supper given by the ladies of the Civic League last Friday night was a great success. They realized a nice little aum which goea toward the Library building. Quite a few from here motored to Sanford Friday night to hear Ralph Parlette. •j Friends of Mn. Dowling will be glad to hear that she ia improving after a long illness. Father Peck and Mrs. Augusta Elgenmann, of Sanford, were calling on Mrs. Dowling Thursday. B. J. Overstreet was a n . Orlando visitor Saturday. J. E. Phipps and W. McWorkman, were visitors in Orlando Saturday. J. <M. Waits, 'of Dunedin, was in town this week shaking hands with his many friends.. Come again. Miss Ellen Fuller spent the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Fuller. ' Will Pounds, of Ocoee, was a visi­ tor in Town Sunday, Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Bnrlow, of Or­ lando, were the guests of Mr. anil Mrs. Geo. LcVigne Sunday. Sam Pritchard, of Orlando, was vis­ iting his grandparents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dowling. . Ice cream Is served every day at the hotel. W. McWorkman will leave for hia homo in Indianapolis Sunday after spending several weeks with J. • E. Phipps on Crank Hill. Mrs. Ritter and children were In Sanford Tuesday. A. Y. Fuller was transacting busi­ ness in Orlando Tuesday. Mrs. E. C. Maury, of Orlando, is the guest of Mrs. J. S. Dinkel. Mr. Wadsworth, of Qrlando, was n visitor in town Tuesday. Mr. Miller, of Jacksonville, *was the guest of J. E. Phipps, Friends of - Mrs. Reneau will be glad to hear she is some befter. Mr. and Mrs.* C. W. Entzminger and Mrs. Lewis were visitors in Orlando Wednesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. T. Smith, of Orlan­ do, were in town Tuesday. Our State School Inspector, R. L. Turner, visited out school Wednesday much to the pleasure and profit of teachers and pupils, as his visit prov­ ed to be not only one of business but a source of real delight? ik t e r n a i , t a x r e v is io n w il l . Supt. W. T. Lawton, also was a BE GIVEN PREF­ welcome visitor. In introducting Mr. ERENCE Turner he lauded him highly, and WASHINGTON, March 16.—Ap­ truly so, as our state inspector ia a man of great enthusiasm, his heart proval was given by President Hard­ thoroughly in.his work and fully qual­ ing to the proposal to - make anti­ ified for his position. We also found dumping and American valuation of in him great breadth of mind, one of American import measures the first lofty ideals and a real purpose in fiscal legislation to be enacted at the life. But best of all, he possessed the ■pedal session of congress, called to understanding heart—a heart so full meet April 11. of appreciation, so grent In sympa­ The president, meeting with Chair­ thy for a child and child nature. man Penrose and Fordney of the sen­ In his opening address Mr. Turner ate finance committee and the house quoted from Proverbs: "A good ways and means committee, respec­ name is better than riches, and good tively, ngreed to the decisions reach­ favor above silver and gold." Then ed at yesterday's conference of Repub­ simply and beautifully, with concrete lican members of the two committees examples/ he told our boys and girls and Secretary of the Treasury Mel­ how a good name helped to uplift the lon, and it wAa indicated he promised community, how it reflects the earn­ to throw his influence behind the two est parent who strives and prays so measures definitely decided on. earnestly fliat their boy or girl may The question of whether priority become an honored citircn. What a should be given tariff revision legis­ beautiful thing it is to sec considera­ lation or internal tax revision meas­ tion, kindness and politeness In the ures was still undecided, Senator boy; how equnlly commcndnblc in the Penrose and Representative Fordney little girl. said, after their call on the president. How Florida's future depended In Mr. Harding discussed the matter n large measure not upon good rqads, with them, they enid, and in view of fine stock, skyscrapers, but rather inability of Republican members of upon the welfare of our children, our the two committees to reach a un­ state’s greatest asset. And then too, animous agreement on the question, if our boys and girls are to bo great, indicated that he desired to consider the teacher must first be grent. No the matter further before arriving at man or woman should teach whose a recommendation. ! character and life are not fit mod­ Other members of the two commit­ els for the young to copy. That chil­ tees, the chairman said, probably wili dren are great imitators and that a be culled into conference with 1the sunny, cheerful, happy spirit wins president with the idea of reaching children's hearts, such n spirit sure ah agreement acceptable if possible to dwnkcn cheerfulness and happiness to all. In return. How the teacher should The two chairmen stated that they' lead her pupils to high ideals both by expected to hold another confcrun:e word and example. with the prerident soon, probably be­ And how true it is. We wear no fore the end of the present week. veil over our hearts in the presence The president seemed to be in com­ of children, as the electrometer trem­ plete accord with tho agrement reach­ bles nt tho presence of the feeblest ed at the conferenco that tho anti­ electric current, so their little hearts dumping and tho American valuation are responsive to our most secret of imports legislation bo rushed thru feelings and emotions. Our profes­ Glade County as soon ns possible after congress sion ns teacher must bear the -stamp Dies Aborning, convenes, the two chnirmcn said. of the heart or it will not pass at par Chairman Fordney,-whoso committee over the counter of childhood. Stiff Opposition will have charge of the drafting and And so we recognized in Mr. Turn­ reporting of the legislation, said the er, our friend, not our critic, and were <Br Tb* AnocUU’d Frau) two measures probably would be com­ pleased beyond measure when we met FORT MYERS, Mnrch . 17.—The bined in one bill, which, ho said, would his hearty approval - In our school proposal to cede fifteen townships off be ready for consideration by the plans and piethods of leaching. His Lee couniy lo form the new county of bouse ,•!* soon ns it convenes. words of encouragement meant much GInde has ended. The Laflclle dele­ Anti dumping legislation ns propos­ to us and our only regret was that gation nt the county meeting here ed at the conferenco would be design­ he could not remain longer nnd return succeded in having adopted resolution ed through n special tax to relieve to our school oftener. expressing unalterable opposition. American manufacturers from Compe- j W. C. Post, of Green Cove Springs, tition with imports selling below the ‘ came to Monroe upon business Fri­ GOVERNOR HARDEE cost of American products. The oth- ' day. CHANGES JUDGES er proposed legislation would pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Blizzard nnd fnmily TO SUIT OCCASION vide that nd valorem duties on im­ hnvc moved to Key West where Mr. ports shall be levied on the bnsfs of Blizzard is employed by the Atlantic TALLAHASSEE, Mprch 177.—Gov the American dollar instead of on th e ! ConBt Line railroad. We regret very ernor Ilnrdee todny ordered Judge valuation at the point of origin. This, I much to lose this estimable family Whitehurst, of tho Twelfth circuit, to sjxuisurh of the legislation declare, I from our community. preside over the Sixth circuit court would eliminate ^he advantage now Miss Antionctte Nnrbcll, Mr. and held by foreign manufacturers thru Mrs. ‘Carl Rnbun, of Sanford, spent of Passo county at the April 6 term, on account of the disqualification of the difference in exchange. Sunday here with relatives.. Judge Reeves to ait.in a case removed The committed chairmen in discuss­ Mr. and Mrs. I I .' S. Barcas nnd from Polk county to Passo county on ing priority of tax or tariff revision daughter Lucille, tourists from Penn­ a change of venue. Judge Reeves were understood to have laid before sylvania, who have been nt Miami, was assigned to preside over the Ihe president the view of tho major­ are now visiting friends here. Twelfth circuit court, Lee county, be­ ity of the two committees that tariff ’• Mr. and Mrs. Harry Price 1 iind legislation should have precedence daughter, Mildred, have returned to ginning April 12. with tax revislop closely following, their home in Michigan after visiting be vietvs of those who believe that W. S. Price and family. ax revision-should precede any change cs in the tariff also were understood COCOANUT GROVERS SATISFIED to have been presented. MIAMI, March 17.—Rcsidenta of Cocoanut Grove, adjoining the Miami Florida Short Route All Good Oleo, lb.... $ .40 limits to the south, at a special Being Boosted city election Tuesday voted not to enlarge the territorial limits of the town. In­ Nut Oleo, lb..................38 OCALA, March 17.—Representa- corporation Into one municipality of 'es of the Florida Short Route as­ the suburbs of Buena Vista, Lemon Churn-Gold Oleo, lb.,.45 jr.- . t. sociation from headquarters at Col- City, Rockmoor, Elmira and Fallasen -mbus, Ga., are expected to arrive Park, adjoining Miami to the porth is 6-lbs. Crisco, ca n .... 1.40 .7 * Saturday ^nornlng, on a motor being discussed by residents of the 8-lbs. Snowdrift, per Wp Columbus to Orlando. locality. can .............. 1.50 PERFUMED GRAPEFRUIT The construction of a half-mile 18 NEWEST PRODUCT Gold Boiled Ham trotting track at the Florida State OF LUB GIM GONG Fair grounds has been authorized by Cold Lunch Tongue . Glm Gong, whose home near the' ■*7 » one of the show places of the in Jacksonville, and the work on the J*t«. has Juat brought out a perfum- track will be started as soon as pos­ Nice Fat Mackerel 71 grapefruit. When placed In a sible. This track will provide a new this grapefruit will perfume the Nice Fat Hens m with a sweet, clean odor which clement of attraction to fair visitors, 8 no trace of the uauapcltrua smell as it will bring to Jacksonville some Richelieu Coffee, • ut it. Lue Glm Gong has one of the largest and best known stables the Best °f this new fruit loaded down, of harness horses In the country for V, r? nas given a number of them to winter training quarters and spring Usq'Clover Hill Butter ■ mends here. Luc baa also some workouts. n*e treea at his place on which The man who la afraid to fight can 7 hanging oranges one^two and - ******Mr* °W. Thla la the famous always persuade himself that he ac­ 0 Glm Gong orange, named after cepts Insults calmly because strife Is »» propagator— DeLand- Now*. wicked. -'5= y ta r iff u n certa in LECTURING IN FLORIDA Rev. W. T. Rancher, of Apopka, is due to preach at Moore’s Station Church Sunday, the 20th. Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Richards, who have been in St. Petersburg for the winter, visited their friends, Mr. and Mrs. C. EL Chorping and family a portion of last week. They went to Miami for a few days before leav­ ing for their home in Cleveland, 0. T. L. Bentley has returned from Montgomery, Ala., having been call­ ed there at the death of a brother. Albert and F. F. Domer have as their guests their youngest brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dorncr and baby from Montana. T. H. Burgess, of Ft. Meade Is .here assisting in the building of the new R. C. Long home on Richmond ave­ nue. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brantley are driving a nifty new Ford Sedan. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Wilson are driving a new Ford tournig car. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. Ruye Tuesday morning. Dr. Marshall is in attendance. Mrs. Hawkins of Celery .avenue is at tho hospital at Formosa under the care of Dr. Neal, of Orlando, receiv­ ing treatment for stomach trouble. Mrs- A. Dorner, of Celery avenue, is at the Fernald-Laughton hospital, being til with a tubercular trouble. Dr. Marshall iB her physician. Mr. and Mrs. Wyley Wilson’s lit­ tle daughter, Louise, was' taken to Dr. Robson's hospital Mondny, ill with typhoid fever. Burke Steele, while having a vaca­ tion with a broken nrm, spent several days at the hospital in Orlando Inst week, having* a little affliction rem­ edied. Dr. Ingram, the specialist, at­ tended him. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunn, of Cameron avenue, arc beautifying their home with a cont of green pnint, Citizens of Lee county nrc to be called upon to decide, through repre­ sentatives selected by themselves, upon-thc question of county division nnd the cession of 15 townships along the extreme edge of the county to fprm the proposed new Glades county. GAINESVILLE, March 17.—Edwin E. Sparks, president of thq. Pennsyl­ vania State college, who has been con­ ducting classes and giving lectures throughout tho state for tho past few months for the General Extension Di­ vision of the University of Florida, has completed hie work and left for PenjylvaiiU today. WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE WEEK ENDING MACH 15TH Temperature: The week averaged warmer than the normal over all dis­ tricts, the daily excess In temperatur® ranging from 2 <o 9 depM ,. Maximum t.mporatura .ppruxlm^oly 90 degrees on several days. The night temperatures were favorable. Precipitation: Showers fell over all divisions, but tho amounts were in­ sufficient in much of the section, es­ pecially on high lands. There was too much rain in the extreme west, and on the lower southeast coast district from about Fort Pierce southward. The folowing heavy rains, in inches, were reported from the stations nam­ ed, practically all falling on tho 11th: Long Key, 2.53; Miami, 4.96; Pensa­ cola, 5.00; Jupiter, 6.67; Hypoluxo, 6.81, nnd Fort Lauderdale,,8.66. Rain is badly needed locally in the central division. Condition of Crops: J*ho warm wefjtncr favored rapid growth, nnd,* where moisture was sufficient, good germinntion of seed.' In some high­ lands, however, corn is slow “coming up," due to dry weather. The plant­ ing of corn is general in the northern and western djvisions, ,nnd much of the crop is up to. n good stand in the central and southern divisions, nltho planting continues in some localities of the former division. Melons need rain, and oats would be benefited in some placet); early planted oats show evidence of maturing, owing to the very favorable weather throughout the winter. Cotton land is being pre­ pared. Tobacco plants nre being set out in Gadsden county. Heavy- rain did much damage to truck in Paint Peach, Dade, nnd St. L^tcie counties on the 11th. • Beautiful spring weather wo aw having. Alex Lundqulat, of Lake Mary, called on hia relatives here Sunday. .. Mrs. Westerdick spent Saturday In Orlando, attending a convention of . the officers of her church. Mrs. A. L. Campbell and their two little ones, Arthur Lee and Grace, | spent nearly all of last week at tho home of her parents in SL Augustine, where her father ia seriously ill with cancer of the throat. B 1 ___ We were wrong about the middle name of the baby. It is Marvin T u r-i Am u ,, mUBI. Mmt Son, grandfather. Sorry (0 h, „ UH1. Walton, the oldest child, wap very 111 Monday night with congestive ma­ laria. Charlie Beck was also UI for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Parkinson and -grand­ daughter, Miss Helen, of Osteen, vis­ ited Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Westerdick. Win. Mliler, of Orlando, spent Sun­ day at the home of his daughter. Norman Swanson, of Celery avenue came out to see his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nell Swanson; Mrs. McDougall and Mr. and Mrs. Weeks also being of the party last Sunday. The family of Tom Fortier were all sick last week. Dr. Denton being called out twice in one day. Mr. Bal­ linger was ill also fo* a few days With an epidemic going around. Quite a number from this section attended the Methodist revival ser­ vices at Sanford Sunday evening. Carl Pierson received a note of thanks from Mrs. Thompson thanking him, for his thoughtfulness and for all \yho assisted them in any way In their recent double bereavement. FOR SALE—150 yards Pepcril sheeU ing, 81x90. 48c per yard. Call Saturday at Benjamin's.. Tho theory that an underpaid em­ ploye is at liberty to frisk the cash drawer would Landis in the peniten­ tiary. You Can Get It Done Right Here In Santord—Just as You Want It Done AUTOMOBILE PAINTING AND UPHOLSTERING They Go Out Looking New The New Automobile Tops BUT THEY CAME INTO OUR PLACE LOOKING OLD AND SEEDY AND DISREPUTABLE. NO ONE WANTS TO OWN OR DRIVE A DISREPUTABLE LOOKING CAR, AND i r s UNNECESSARY WHEN YOU CAN HAVE US PAINT AND FINISH YOUR CAR LIKE NEW FOR LITTLE MONEY. ” ARE HANDSOME, LIGHT, GRACE­ FUL AND ABSOLUTELY WEATH­ ER PROOF. THEY ADD BOTH TONE AND VALUE TO A CAR AND AFFORD PERFECT PROTEC­ TION AGAINST SUDDEN STORM OR GLARING SUN. HAVE US PUT ONE ON YOUR MACHINE. IT W ILL TAKE BUT LITTLE TIME Our Prices are Very Reasonable and . ^ _ _ Q i i r W m a a G u a r a n t e e d Sanford Heights Telephone 112 □ J u s �THE SANFOIU) W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1921 PRESIDENT CALLS SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS MEETS MONDAY, APRIL 11 W ill Be First Called Un- Young Athlete at Orlando Killed in N ew Republican Ad­ Motorcycle Accident ministration (By TO* A*wkUU4 f n u ) ORLANDO, March 10.— Rodney Kinkald, aged 21, and widely known throughout the state as a high school WITH MANY CONFIRMATIONS TO athlete, died here today as the result of injuries received In a motor cycle BE MADE TOaccident yesterday. DAY. SENATE/ IS BUSY slaters, Leila and Jessie, Accompanied her home from Palm Deach and Ur. and Mr*. Wentworth will return to (Tram B atnrdaj'i Daily) . Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Galloway and their home at that place after spend­ Ben Fish spent Friday in DeLand. ing a week or more here and at oth­ er points in the state. Lieut. BivenB is the gucBt of friends for the week end. (Froni Tuesday’s Dally) Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Dumas have as Miss Annie Hawkins has as her their guest Mrs. Waring of Charles­ guest, Mrs. Syphon, of Commerce, ton, 8. C. Ga. Mr. G. C. Chamberlain left Monday J. H. Osteen, of Altamonte, was on a business a trip to Houston, Tex. • -— 1 among tho visitors to the city yester­ • day. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Dalger and lit­ * ______ * tle son spent the week end in Tampa. Lieut, and Mrs. Earl Loucka were guests for the day with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Agnes Dumas returned Mon­ Roy Symcs at Winter Park. day from Jacksonville, where ehe has been for the past few days. Mrs, Charles Brown, Miss Charlotte and Miss Louise Brown, of Abbleville, Mrs. C. C. Spencer and son, John, S. C., are guests of Mrs. R. E. Tolar. of Pittsburg, have returned to their winter home in Haines City, after Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Key and Lieut, spending the week end with Mr. and and Mrs. Earl Loucks are to be din­ Mrs.’J. 8. Wllsoft. ner guests at tho Oklawaha Hotel at Eustia this evening. • Mrs, Roy Bames leaves today for Jacksonville to vftlt Mrs. W. L. Mor­ Berner Harbcr has come to Join his gan. mother and sister at the Gables for a few days, before thetr return to their Mr. and Mra. Reginald Holly have home in Commerce, Ga. •• returned from Ellenton, and Tampa, where thoy spont^tho week end. Rev.’ Thompson of Oveido and Chas. D. Brumloy of Chuluota were in the Mrs. A. Fc Bell, Mrs. Clara Stam­ city today and paid the Herald office per, Mra. A. Foster and Mys. Annie on appreciated v isit Both of them Speer are in Tampa this week, at­ are enthusfastic over the new roads tending ttle state convention of tho that will be built in the southern part Royal Neighbors of Amciica. • of Seminole. I - L }j ferii. - RS. . ALICE GRESHAM DODD, mother of first Amcrican soldier killed in France, who given entire credit for re­ covery of hef health to the wellknown medicine, Tanlae. M J. A. Bistline, of Longwood, was among the visitors to the city yes­ terday coming in to renew hla sub­ scription to the big Weekly Herald. Mr. Bltllno reports the Longwood Squab Farms as thriving and in an­ other part of this issue is the list of awards given to this-institution a t the fair at Orlando, showing that Mr. Bistline knows his business when it comes to raising fine poultry and squabs. CECILIAN MUSIC CLUB. The Cecilian Music Club gave an interesting recital to a Urge and ap­ preciative audience last Saturday af­ ternoon. In addition'to the usual piano numbers Mrs. Vance Douglass accompanied by Mrs. Craig Harris, gave a group of delightfully rendered songs. The entire program covered: Presto Movement from Sonata . . . . ..in G .................................... Hadyn The following remarkable state­ Georgia Mobley M azurka________ _____ _— Lynees. ment was made recently by Mrs, Alice Gresham, tho mother of Cor­ Carmctta Barber poral Jas. B. Gresham, who was tho Concert March ________________ first American soldier killed in Volma Shipp, Dorothy Ray. France. The statement was made at Alphabet Song ------------------- -----(Little Folks Number)___ Lawton the Gresham Memorial Home, which wns presented to her by the patriotic Helen Douglass. people of Indiana os an evidence of — . —- - — Sntorio Mrs. B. F. Hutchins nnd two little Military March their appreciation of the services ren­ Elizabeth Whitner. dnflghtcrs, Naomi nnd Winifred, of dered tq his country by her son. Bowling Green, nnd Mrs. T. D. Mack Rose P e ta ls __ r ____________Lawson The shock of her son's death re­ Margaret Long. and little Bon, L. E., of Windermere, sulted in a serious breakdown In Mrs. are visiting their father and mother, C him es________________ . . . Sibral Dodd’s health, but every ‘one will Ruby Hart. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Walker, Sr. learn with Interest and pleasure thnt E tu d e J_________ Stephen Heller she is now in splendid health again. Margaret Gamer W. E. Whyte of Orlando, represent­ Mrs. Dodd gives the entiro credit for ing tho L. C. Smith Typewriter Co., Shower of S ta r s ___________Waachs her recovery to the celebrated medi* Pearl Robson. with hcndqunrtcrs in Orlando, was In Soiree Dcvienne_____ Schubert-Liszt cine, Tnnlac. the city today looking after the local She snid: "After my dear boy’s business. The Herald Printing Co. is'Marion Whitcomb, Carmettn Barber, death I had a general breakdown in the agent for the L. C. Smith type-1^°*ncca B rillian t---------------- Bohrp health. At first it was just indiges­ Margaret Zachary. writer in this county. tion. My food would upset mo and Hark! Hark! tho Lark, Schubert Liszt I had to diet myBelf very carefully. Emily Bally. (F ro m W o d a o td ir 'i D i l i , ) I also hnd rheumatism with severe Song (n) Fout Leaf Clover—Brownell pains in my shoulders, back and arms Mrs. Roy Bowers is the guest of (b) By Baby By.-Clayton Johns and nt times I would suffer greatly, Mrs. W. L. Morgan in Jacksonville. Mrs. Vance Douglass.and my joints would become swollen Mrs. C. A. Parker of Danielson, and stiff. I wns hardly able to do NINE SE.MINOLES Conn., Is In tho city, tho guest of her hut very little about the house and The Nine Scminoloii Bridge Club nl time$(pBuld not even cook a meal. old time friends, Mr. and Mrs. I. D. met with Mrs. J. B. Lawson Tuesday I became very nervous and restless Martin. » afternoon. ‘ and at night would lie awake for The prize for high score, a lovely hours. • Lieut, nnd Mrs. Earl T. Loucks have “A friend of mine advised mo to returned to Camp Meade, Md., nfter water color, wns won by Mrs. Regi­ try Tanlae. I nm glad I did, for it spending some time the guests of Mr. nald Holly. Substitutes were: Mrs. F. S..Daig- proved to be the best medicine I 1 nnd Mrs. G. Irving Loucks. er, Mrs. Ed. Lane nnd Mrs. Archie have ever taken. It soon gave me a ., splendid appetite and relieved-me enHon. II. H. Witherington and son, Betts. Delicious refreshments were served • tirely of indigestion. My rheumatism William, of Apopka, were in the city at the close of the game. ‘ also disappeared and 1 am now able yesterday visiting Mrs. H. C. Waters to do my house-work with the great­ nnd Mrs. Berry, the dnughters of Mr. WELFARE MEETING. est ease. My nerves are steady and Witherington. The Welfare Department will have strong. I sleep well at night and my E. B. Brown, state sales mnnnger ait open meeting at the Court House health is better than in years. -1 shall of the Virginia Carolina Chemical Co., tomorrow afternoon nt 3:30. The cook­ always he grateful for wlint Tanlae .vith headquarters in Jncksonvl.te s ed food dale will he on the street in has done for me." Tunlnc is sold in Sanford by the in the city looking after the affairs the morning nnd continued at the Union Fhnrmncy. of the compnny here and calling on Court House afterward. There will hik many Sanford friends. Mr. Brown be a speaker from Winter Park to ad­ reports business in Florida good with dress tho club on “Household Econo­ At present the various military es­ mics.” Como out and lefam some­ tablishments are operating on the Sanford leading as usual.. thing of great interest to every house­ theory thnt one who has faith In mus*. tard gas can move mountains. Longman, district deputy hold in the county. Wv WASHINGTON, March 15.—April England Approves 11 was selected yesterday as the dato Appointment of fo r the special session of the sixtyCol. George Harvey seventh congress, the first to be held — * under President Harding's administra­ tion. The announcement was rcceivLONDON, March 10.—The British with general satisfaction by sen­ government today formally approved a te , leaders, most of whom said they the appoinrinent of Colonel George preferred that date to April 4, bc- Harvey as United States ambossador / cause of the additional week it gave to Great Britain. them to arrange plans for the com­ ing session. Senator Lodge, of Masnchusctts, the Republican leader, ■notified the senate of the president's decision la­ te r yesterday, after he and Senator a v Underwood, of Alnbama, minority leader, had returned from the white Mrs. J. T. Syphon, of Commerce, house. Ga., is in the city the guest of the The president requested the senate HAD MEETING AND DINNER Gables where her mother, Mrs. Lucy to meet at 11 o’clock today, when he - AT CHULUOTA INN ENJOYllarber, and sister, Miss Thelma Harsaid he expected to submit names of ING LARGE EVENING ber, have been guests for some time. n6minees for “impoKant^ offices” va­ The Harbors are well known in San­ cated by tho resignations of Demo-' (F ro m W « ln M d « y ‘i D tlly ) eratic appointees. | The ”13” Club held their regular ford' where they have spent the win­ \ . It was said last night that sine die weekly luncheon nt the Chuluotn Inn ters for many years. adjournment probably would be taken' l*18^ night varying the regular proMr. and Mrs. Rcginnld Holly left v late today. [gram that calls for a mid-day lunchtoday for Ellwiton where Mrs. Holly President Hording yesterday filled Sonford hotels by will visit her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. three more important posts in his ad- going into the country and those that Jnmes Woods for some time. Reg ministration and nsked the sennte to attended were well repaid for the again prolong its speciol session to 1trip. The entire party made the trip will go to Tnmpn to take n special jj^V act on further nominations he expects 1i’y uuto nn<^ ron(^s nre ' n K°°d course in salesmanship for the Dalton to submit today. 1shape nil the distance to Chuluota Adding Machine Co. He expects to As assistant secretary of war th e ' "oW «n(1 wh5,c tho ron<1 hn9 not rc’ return Tucsdny of next week. president named J. Mayhew W ain-! crived its top dressing of oil ns yet Henry W. Schimf, editor of the » wright, of New York, who served in when it is finished this trip will he the World War ns n national g u a r d one of the most beautiful drives in Floridn Zephyr, of Crooked Lake, Fla., colonel on the stnff of the Twenty- Seminole county. At Chuluotn tho was in the city today nnd left n copy seventh division and as assistant sec- j Pnr^>’> composed of the members of of his fine magazine with many of retary of the treasury in charge of the Club and their wives nnd families the Sanford business men. The Flor­ foreign loans, he designated E liot' were met by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. ida Zephyr is one of Florida's finest Wadsworth, of Boston, a retired busi- *Bramley, who are the folks that pre- magazines nnd is doing n great work ncss man and Red Cross official, E u - 1aide over the destinies of this fine in developing the state. gene Meyer, jr., of New York, w a s ' hotel nnd they were made to feel at B. II. Coney, of Sanford, was in nominated ns a director of the War homo nt once most of them being Kissimmee yesterday, upon business well acquainted with the host nnd hos­ Finance’ Corporation, a post he has matters. He is n brother of Lieuten­ tess and with the excellent Inn. held under the Wilson administra­ ant Coney, who made the wonderful At eight o’clock the dining room tion. All three of the nominations, along wns thrown open nnd the Club mem­ cToss-country flight from California with a batch of army promotions wore bers and the Visitors sat down to one to Floridn, n distance of 2,1900 miles, confirmed by the senate without pro- of the dinners that have made the in loss thnn twenty-three hours—thus Chuluotn Inn famous. The menu creating a record exceeding all prev­ debate. included everything from soup' to ious undertakings.—Kissimmee Valley nuts, the piece do resistance being Gazette. Legislative Needs chicken and roast beef with all kinds (From Monday’s Daily) Stressed by Governor of ice cream and cakes and pies and everything until even Judge Maines Lieut. Bivens returned to Arcadia in Jacksonville Speech had to tell.them to stop ns he had todny. Be-apportlonment of county repre­ enough. Regular business of the Club was attempted by the presi­ Dr. C. J. Jessop has been quite ill sentation in legislature. dent, Col. G. W. Knight,* but the la­ for tho past week. Creation of centra) authority over dies w^ild not let them take life ser­ game and fish. Hon. Forest Lake left Sunday on n Creation of state board of forestry. iously and b&dncss hardly proceeded beyond roll call with the hilarity and business trip to Jacksonville. Passage of ndcqunto legislation to good humor thnt prevailed nnd the insure cattle tick eradication. Mr, and Mrs. Judd II. Bruff of Greatest possible development of hunch enjoyed tho meal as only the .“13” Club can enjoy one. They were Pittsburg have been guests at the £ ’ educational facilities. not restricted to one hour as is the Hotel Valdez. Conservation of public health large­ usual custom in town and they ling­ ly through educational propaganda. ered long over the coffee and ciftnrs Mr. and Mrs, Henry Wight nnd Uniform tax assessment on 50 per but nfterwnrd adjourned to the broad family move soon into the Wclnka cent basis to meet uniform millnge. Development of state highway sys- front porches where they, discussed Apartments. j tem to meet state needs rather than nil sort^-of important questions re­ garding city and county affairs until Miss Dorqthy Rumph left Sunday local, needs. K • Submission of n constitutional n late hour nnd after inspecting the for Florida State Collego for Women . amendment act providing assessment Inn nnd pronouncing it perfect the qt Tallahassee. bunch', hade Mr. nnd Mrs, Brumlcy against intangible assets. Miss Victoria Nosbit enme Sunday These and minor subjects were dealt good night with the promise that . w ith by Governor Cary A. Hardee in they would come back soon nnd get to spend n few days, tho guest of t address on “law enforcement” un- another real feed at some time in the Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Watson. ►-der his administration at n meeting near future. held at the Duval theatre Sunday af­ Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. •Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Miller and ternoon under the auspices of the law G. W. Knight, Dr. nnd Mrs. S. Pules- family hnvo moved hack into * I k forum, and it wns one of a num­ ton, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. A, Newman, home on Magnolia avenue, after ber of addresses which are expected Mr. and Mrs. W. C Hill, Judge nnd spending the winter at tho Valdez. to be.heard during the next few Mrs E, F. Housholdcr, Judge nnd Mrs. Schelle Maines and Mrs. Herbcy, months under the same auspices. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. Olsen are in Governor Hardee spoke to-a capac­ Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Koumillnt, Mr. the city from points on the east const ity house and his auditors listened and Mrs- Deane Turner, C. E. Henry where Mr. Olsen has been with some with intent interest to what is prob­ and daughter Florence, Mr. and Mrs. of the big hotels. He will be with ably his first utterance since his in­ H, R. Stevens, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Mr. the Hotel Tybeo a t Tybeo Beach this auguration as governor wherein ho and Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mr. and Mrs, summer. outlined in more or less detail somo of Chas. L. Britt. tbe policies he will advocate during Mr. and Mrs. Buchannon, of Lake bla occupancy of the governor's chair J. C. DEMPSEY DIES IN TAMPA Monroe, brought in a head of Chicory a t Tallahassee. His remarks Sunday and ope of Escarolc this morning to « (Tram W td w td w 'i D tllj) a s a general outline of Mra,.J.A. .IUm>ld.nK«lY£d.thoJ»*d the Harold office and tho editor will what he will Embody in his first mes­ intollfgence this morning of tho death have enough grens to lost him a week. sage to the legislature which will con of her brother-in-law, J. C. Dempsey This was some of the finest of this veno at Tallahassee next month.— of Tampa. Mr. Dempsey had J>een fine greens that wo .have seen this Florida Metropolis. in ill health for the paet few‘weeks, year and if Mr, Buchannon has much but he was thought to he improving of if he should bo getting some mon­ when the end came from stomach ey.' The Sanford section can raise Germany Must Pay anything in the vegetable line. . trouble. , One Billion Marks Mrs. Dempsey Is well known here Before March 23 as ’Miss Lottie Youngs, and Mr Mr, and .Mrs. Chas. Wentworth are Dempsey also had many friends here in the city the guests of, Mrs. Went­ PARIS, March 10.—The allied , re- and all over Florida He was the worth's father, Mr. John Hutchinson, tions commission today notified j agent for the A. C. L. Ry. Steam on Mellonvilie avenue. Mr. and Mrs. •he must pay one billion ere from Tampa to Cuba and had Wentworth' were married at Palm gold marks before.March 28, iq ful-'becn with ’the company for many Beach last Wednesday and their many . Ailment of her peace treaty oblige- ydara. The funeral will occur to- Sanford friends are showering them • with congratulations. The ’ bride's ^morrow afternoon In Tampa. tions, THIRTEEN CLUB AT CHULUOTA LAST NIGHT grand exalted ruler, B. P. O. Elka, will make an official visit to Sanford Lodge No. 1241 tonight. This is the regular meeting night of th© Elks, and every member is urged to be pres­ ent to greot Bro. Longman. Ho will have something to tell you. - .rttfSr V Rogers Silverware Redemption Bureau, Inc. WM. A. ROGERS, Ltd., Silver Plated Ware Redeemed General Offices: 1600 Broadway, New York ’ WHY NOT GET YOUR Silverware By Trading with Merchants who Appreciate and Value ^ * i Your Trade REMEMBER YOU GET ROGERS SILVERWARE Ford Sales, Service, Automobile Accessories “If it’s Good for a Ford, we have it, can get It, or It’s not made.” GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES—GAS—OILS—GREASES—FREE AIR Four Cards Given with Each 81.00 Caah Purchase or on Accounts Paid Promptly. 200 CardB on Sale of Car, Truck or Tractor Phone 331 Tmm Sanford, Florida �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 1 8 , 1921 SALUE HARRISON wage cuts to BEACH h ig h est CHAPTER, D. A. R., executives , TOO HOLDSJEETING •VoBKEltS SAY HOADS ARE NOT ' f i -o n o m i c a i x y op­ erated C H IC A G O , March 12.—Action look• e toward the wholesale reductions f wilt*'* of railway employes of the nation, was assailed last night by un­ ion leaders. The railway executives were unani­ mous in declaring that the reductions „re necessary to pave the way for low er freight and pnssengcr rates and u id that the wage cuts would begin JJJj, the unskilled employes but would finally reach the highest executives* In replying to thiBp J* J* Luncrs^n, president of the American'Train Dispitchers' Association, asserted that the train sheets would show that the rjilruads were not economically mangftd and in a letter tp Senator A.- B. Cummings, chairman of the senate in­ terstate commerce committee, he call­ ed for an Investigation of transporta­ tion, "so as to avert strife over wage reductions." “Notices of proposed wage reduc­ tions on individual roads have been received since the meeting of the American Railway executives here on February 18," said a statement issued |by W. Jett Lauck, former secretary |of the war labor board nnd now con­ sulting economist of the railroad unIion. , ‘“It is part of the plan to deluge the I United States Labor Board with a multitude of complaints nnd cannot be of much financial benefit to the | railroads. “One complaint after nnothcr must Ibe considered by the labor board and a considerable period of time must elapse before a sufficient number of decisions, even if fnvornble, enn be secured by the railroads.' The New York financial district has already recognized the tendency. In spite of | the fact uf the proposed wngc reduc­ tion* and the sanction by the govern­ ment 4o advance payments of its guar­ antees to the carriers, railroad secur­ ities have reached another low level on the stock market." The Chicago and Alton Railroad will take steps within a short time to reduce the pay of its employes, W. •U, Itierd, president, announced yester­ day. The reductions will be made in freight and passenger rntes which "now are more thnn t^je public can bear," Mr. Bierd said. Mr. Bierd said he felt that the na­ tional agcecmnt "now before the Rail­ road !.nbor Board should be settled before the question of wage reductions was placed before that body. “The present freight and passenger rntrs are more thnn the public can bear.and must come down. To bring them down the roads must be tnken our • their bankrupt condition and fheri- are only three steps thnt can bring that alsnit. The three elements in this situation are fuel, payroll and cost of materials. All three are at their war peak. The price of fuel must come down; the cost of main­ tenance materials must be reduced and wages must be lowered. "The situation is so bad now thnt farmers are burning their corn be­ cause they can not afford to ship it. "Tin- nation's commerce enn not stand i)n- present traffic rates and the roads can’t reducedhc traffic rutes until the cost three fundamen­ tal' is reduced." , The Chicago nnd Great Western Railroad, which yesterday announced that it would seek conferences con­ cerning wage reductions'for its un­ skilled employees, today announced that it would propose a twenty per cent reduction for everyone employed by the road from the president down. The Chicago, Burlington and Quin­ cy railroad yesterday held a conference with representatives of its 10,unskilled employes with the view uf bringing about wage reductions, hale Holden, president, announced toJay. The conference adjourned until March 22 to allow the road’s proposi­ tions to be placed directly before the employes thdmaelves. The road proposed .reductions of aPproximatcly 8^4 cents per hour, varying in certain districts, Mr. HoiJen said. This would make the pay °f unskilled men approximately 40 cents an hour. Shipping Board ^Chairmanship Will __ Be Given Out ,Dr TX. AuacUUd F tmj) WASHINGTON, March 14.—PrcsiJ’nt Harding has nnrrowed his list of possible appointees to the Chairmans "P of the Shipping Board to Presi­ dent Farrell, of the United States c* Corporation., and R. A. Smith, official of the-Ward LlnqNjVank Mun8on, president' of the Munson Steam'* ip Line, said today after a confer­ e e with the president IrtllllF I I B The Sallie Harrison Chapter, D. A. R., "held their March meeting with Mrs. John Leonard! Fridny afternoon, nt the home of Mrs. A, R. Key. The subject for the afternoon, "Conser­ vation nnd Thrift," was most ably handled by Mrs. Lebnnrdi, whose in­ teresting talk was followed by a round table discussion. During the aftqmooh delicious refreshments were served, Mrs. Leonard! being assisted by Mrs. Key, Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Margaret Barnes. A report of the 19th annual confer­ ence of the Florida Chapters, D. A. R., held in Miami, Jnnuary 17th, 18th nnd 19th was submitted by Mrs. A. R. Key, who with Mrs. Geo. Chamber­ lain, represented the Sailic Harrison Chapter nt this conference. "The Nineteenth Annual Confer­ ence was formally opened on the morning of Jnnuary 18th by the Bu­ gle call, rendered by the Trumpeters from Pryor’s Band, followed by the coronation march to whose strains en­ tered the president general and state officers, escorted by pages, Greet­ ings of welcome were extended by a mmber of the Chamber of Commerce, regent of the Hostess chapter,’ and the mayor, who, in a humorous Way offered nil the attractions of the city to the delegates, even to ordering any­ thing they wished in the stores and charging to the city of Minmi. An address by the President Genernl, Mrs. Minon, followed, which stirred the heart of every woman and typi­ fied the character of the spenkor. She spoke of the Pilgrim Mothers, and of Anglo-American friendship. "It is high time the part these women took in the founding of this nation should be better realized and recognized. The" Pilgrim F others loom so large in the minds of the people that the Pilgrim Mothers have liven hidden out of sight. Yet the women braved this great ad­ venture with the men. They came in the same ships, suffered the same privations, made the same sacrifices, and displayed thu same fortitude and religious fnith. One-half the colon­ ists died that first winter, and when spring came at last it was found that more than half the survivors were women. They were no weaklings, faint of heart and feeble of body. They and nil other women, colonists who hnvc come to these shores have set up n standard of home life and community service which we must maintain, if this nation is to endure," It was a wonderful conference in every Hense of the word, the presence of three National Officers, the Presi­ dent General, Treasurer General and Chairman of the Immigrant Manual committees being enough in itself to insure the success of a state confer­ ence. The closing business session of the conference was held the morning of tile 19th, a large share of the meet­ ing being occupied with reading re[Kirts from the State Regents. After nomination and elections of officers the session was .closed, with an invi­ tation. extended by the DeSoto Chap­ ter to meet with them in Tanipn next year. King George confesses thnt the Irish stew is causing him distress but he just can't make up his mind to submit to an operation. .Norfolk '(Neb.) News. WEAK, NERVOUS, ALL RUN-DOWN NTRQ0PS FLORIDA’S GREAT AMERICA WILL MARK TIME SCHOOL PROGRAM -------- [ A DIG FORWARD STEP PLANNED In Line With Great Advance of Othar Soutern State* to Put Higher Education on a Better Footing WASHINGTON, March 12—Ameri­ can forces of the Rhine will tuke no part in the collection of customs, but no objection will he made to such ac­ tion in the territory occupied by them, it was learned yesterdny at the state department. Gen. Allen command­ ing the American nrmy, has reported that the high commissioner of the Rhineland commission was studying the plan for collection of duties at all bridgehends occupied by allied troops and it has been understood here thnt agents of the allied governments had been stationed at Csbleuz to'supcr.vise the collection of both import and export duties. General Ailen, it was explained, will act without specific in­ structions. In response to the inquiry of many telephone subscribers: j’What can 1 do to help my service?” this advertisement is published. Useless Calls For “Informa tion” . Jacksonville, March.—Shall Florida go forward In a big way for education 1 This Involves one of tho Uvost Issuei of the coming session of the legist* Our records here show tore. Judged by tbc number of appeals la that of the thousands of the form of resolutions from all parts questions answered by of tho state, and from all kinds of or ganizatlons, (Tie desired legislation hat Information operators every year, almost strong backing. half are for numbers already listed in tha Ono of the ardent supporters of tht movement puts It this way: telephone directory. "Florida has spoken. This stats wants to keep In .line with other Near Essen Now. The Information operators waste hours Soutborn states In too great forward LONDON, March 12.—Obcrhausen, movement for higher education now daily in looking up and giving out thesa six miles enet of Ruhrort, nnd seven taking place. miles northwest of Essen, hns been numbers. "Take Mississippi with less taxable wealth assessed than F lo rid Its legist* entered by the allies, according to n tore has voted tL&00,000 to Its higher central news dispatch from Faris. En­ These wasted hours affect operating ef­ institution of learning. Louisiana and try was made without incident. ficiency on regular calls, cause congestion Tennessee have taken similar forward strides and other Southern states art of the lines and increase the already heavy In the midst of campaigns to put tbs South where other sections of the load on the switchboards. . j oountry can not put it to shams, In an educational way.” You can help your service by looking President A. A. Murphree of tbs Uni­ versity of Florida says that the great first in the directory to be sure it is not listed set need of Florida la trained leaders, TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS TO before calling “Information.” FLUSH KIDNEYS IF BLADDER leaders who as teachers can give tbs BOTHERS YOU. state better public schools;' who ss The Information operators are always experts can promote a more prosper* ous agriculture and a finer.rural life; Enting meat regularly eventually ready to give numbers of new subscribers who, as engineers, can (jevelop the produces kidney trouble irt some form ■tato's natural resources; who, as cul­ or other, says a well-known authority, and other changes not listed In the direc­ tured and resourceful men and worses because the uric ncid in-meat excites tory. can be leaders In their chosen profe* the kidneys, they become overworked; slons, or business. Doan and Director Wllmon Newell get sluggish; clog vp nnd cause all SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE of tho State's Agricultural Education sorts of distress, particularly back­ al work says that beforo Florida can ache nnd misery in the kidney region; go forward as it should, many agri­ rheumntic twinges, severe headaches, AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY cultural problems must be solved. They acid'stomach, constipntion, torpid liv­ are distinctly Florida problems, and er, sleeplessness, blndder nnd urinary must bo solved by tho state. irritation. Many things are on his program. The moment your bnck hurts or Among thorn, tho Introduction of per­ kidneys nren’t acting right, or if blad­ manent posture grasses, of which he bellevos there Is no doubt about suo der toothers you, get about four ounc­ IF YOU NEED A NEW cess; the solution of tho soft pork prob­ es of Jad Salts.from any good phar­ macy; take a tnhtespoonful in a glass ! lem In which the Florida Station has done the most Important work of any of water before breakfast for a few' station In the country; the crossing ol days and yOur kidneys will then r.ct Florida cattlo with sires that will lay fine. This famous salts is made from * * a better foundation for the cattle In­ the ncid of grapes nnd lemon juice, Huy the Best that is made dustry; the training of veterinarians combined with lithia, nnd hns been to protect their livestock Industry ol used for generations to flush clogged the state from Its Heavy annual losses ; tho Investigation of the kinds of fop kidneys, ami stimulate them to nor-’; tlllxera to use for different crope on mnl activity; nlso to neutralize the various soli types; tho upbuilding ol acids in the urine so it no longer irri­ the poultry Industry of tho slats tates, thus ending bladder disorders. through bettor breeds and manag* Jad Knits cannot injure anyone; meat; tho contlduod watchful care makes n delightful effervescent lithiaWe also have the Buck Line of and protection of the citrus and truck­ witter drink which millions of men and ' GAS RANGES ing Industry; the enlargement of ths women take now and then to keep the usefulness of the county agent and kidneys and urinary organs clean, specialist. thus avoiding serious kidney disease. Will U pay? ’ The alumni association of the Uni­ versity of Florida has Issued a state­ ARRESTED IN ST. PETE ment showing some of the ways the FOR GEORGIA MURDER Investments In that Institution paid. Dy discovering means of cpntrolllng ( B j Th« i i H c l . U d P r » u ) the nematode that causes the harmful ST. PETERSBURG, March 14.— SANFORD, FLORIDA root-knot of various crops, the Ex­ Barney Pogue wan nrrested hero to­ periment KUtlon has savi-d Florida day at the request of Georgia author­ (750,000 annually. Tho velvet bean of (he South was ities in*conncction with the murder of developed at tho Florida Experiment Lewis Kinsey, a mail carrier, nenr You ill make a mistake If yon order Station. Last year this crop In Flor­ Lyerly, Gcorgin, Inst month, Pogue your fertilizer without getting oar being regarded as an important wit­ ida was valued at 13,125,000. PLENTY OF MATERIALS. Prompt Tho Experiment SUtlon discovered ness. Kinsey disappeared nnd his NEW PRI<?E LISTS JUST ISSUED. Insecticides, Sprayera, Poultry SapShipment*. Order now. FerUUiera, the citrus canker boforo It bad gain­ body was not discovered until Satur­ plies ' ed much headway, and Us suppression day. by the Slate Plant Board and Bureau E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. of Plant Industry, which followed PIANO TUNING saved a possible destruction of the FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE citrus Industry of the stste. W. L, Harvey will tune your piano. The dlscovory and application of con­ 18 years with Cable Co. Permnnenttrol measures wheroby the rfhltefly Is ly located in Sanford at 107 West held in check, saves tho stste annual­ First street. Phone 103-J. All work ly, at least 13,300,000. 25-tfc The cause of soft pork and bow to gunrnntced. overcome It, now being successfully Investigated, offers a promise of sav­ ing tho state 35,000,000 a year. The value of tho county agents to Local and Long Distance Hauling the stato tn teaching growers better Is a powerful Antiseptic nnd Palo management of orchards, Including Killer, cures infected cut*; old sores, how to spray and control diseases and tetter, etc. Relieves Sprains, Neur­ Insects, Is worth millions each year algia, Rheumatism. 17-13tc to the state. If We Please You, Tell Ollier*. If We Don't, Tell Us. Co-operative marketing which • tho county agents assist In operating, LANDIS, FISH & HULL , meant a saving of f 1,203,0(10 last year. In boys’ club work thoro was a Attorney* and CounaeUors-at-Law clear profit on their crops, pigs, etc^ DeLAND, FLORIDA of fD7,5$7 In 1920 and In addition 33,- Will practice In the Stato and Feder­ “PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Grow Prolific 740 In prizes were won. al Courtq. Special facilities for Ex­ Crops The higher educational institutions amining nnd Perfecting Land Title*. represent a great plant ready for ser­ vice to the state. It Is not able to meet the demands for the service It gan SCHELLE M AINES BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA * render because It lacks the necessary equipment. The money for the equip­ LAWYER A quarter-century of successful m anufacture and d istri­ ment and service will not be missed bution In Florida and Georgia of High Grade o rriC E IN TI1B COURT iiOUHF. by tho Stste because It will create “PROLIFIC” Fertilizers vastly more wealth than It will coafr SANFORD - - FLORIDA IF BACK HURTS OIL COOK STOVE The FLORENCE Automatic BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER RUB-MY-TISM “We Deliver The Goods” PHONE 498 Husonr! Lady Suffered Until Site Tried CarduL—Say* 11Reiult; Was Surpruing.”—Got Along Fine, Became Nonnil and Healthy. Springfield Mo.—"My back w u i* irook I could hardly stand up, and I would have bearing-down pains and was not well at any time,’* says Mrs. D. V. Williams, wlfs of a wsU-knowi farmer on Routs ♦, this placfc I kept getting headaches and hiring to g o to bed," continues Mr*. Williams describing the troubles from which the obtained relief through the use of CarduL “Mr husband, haring heard that I wan Improving. THE BLACKSHEAR MFG. COMPANY Sixteen Lepers on Way to Colony GEO. G. HERRING Special formulas for CirtUB, Melon and all Vegetable Crops Reduce your 1921 Fertiliber bills by using “PROLIFIC” Fertilizers. . Honestly made, truthfully sold, and satisfactorily * 'delivered An independent company With capacity of 400 tona daily. The result • RICHMOND, Va., March. 12.—StxAttorncT-at-Law teen lepers art aboard a special hos­ person. _ _ ----. "Later I suffered from weakness pital w h lc h lefth ere Ihsnrtffht "for N o.-l 4-Gnrner-WoodrufLiiuildin| • end weak back, and felt all run-down. the leper colony at Cnrvlllc, Ln. Rich­ E .K lN G ,A g en t SANFORD. FLA. I did not rest well at night. I, was se nervous and cross. My husband arid mond's only leper, Georgcns HognpolSANFORD* -:FLORIDA he would get ms some CarduL which akis, a Greek, who was picked up on ♦ ♦ » 4 " » + » + » 4 -+ » » + » 4 .» » » » + + » 4 -+ 4 > » 4 > » 4 -» + + » » » » » » + + e » » » . M » » e » » h« did. It strengthened . **7 the streets of the city in 191fi several doctor said I got along fine. I was la hours after he had come here from good healthy condition. I cannot Hopewell, was placed aboard the train —Thomas IL Baker, Ph. D , ef say too much for It” JEWELER Thousands of women have suffered ns was also n leper from Norfolk. RoUIna College, Aanalytic and MY SPECIALTIES: * ss Mrs. Williams describes, unUl they Consulting Chemist eaya of tho water: "Of the manj water* of thl* , found relief from the us* of CarduL 666 Is » prescription for Colds, Pickard’* Hand-Painted China er regions that I have analyxed, I have found none aaperior tn all good Since It has helped so many, yoo Gorham’* Sterling Silver Fevfer and LaGrlppe. It’s the tie* to that of tip ’Elder Water."—Phone 311-W. Office In Milter should not hesitate to try Cardni If Rogers’ Plated Ware. troubled with womanly ailment*. ^ most speedy remedy we know. r-- L’-.i* - 1^ s=-;; Elgin and -Waltham Watch* Iter sal* everywhere. ■ ,« * ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO. HENRY M cL A U L IN ELDER SPRINGS WATER ‘ ,j �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HE&ALD, FRIDAY, BIARCH 18, 1921 IK THE CIR C U IT COUHT, I E V E S T S JU D I­ CIAL CIRC U IT, BEM IHOLE COUHTT, FLORID A.— IK C lt A S C E R T J . F. I a i n ; . Joined by b e r htiebend end next rtle a d . J . I: L ain*, C om plelnent*. T*. W EKE COLLECTED .ON BONDS THAT DECLINED AND PROFITS W E R E NIIIII. I S W E L L E D with prtdo, BUT T H E N h* F O R G E T T H E ado. O F M Y clgaretU ads. I N E V E R read ’em. A N D I felt him chuckle. B U T L E M M E tall you. • • • S O M E T H IN G D IF F E R E N T ) T H E Y O U G H T to aay. • • • A B O U T T H A T clgarslt*, * *• * AND T H A t la this. Bure.1 T H E Y 8 A T I8 F Y , A N D D A R N E D If 1 don't thing* • • t H E R E A L L Y believed. " L O O K H E R E ” and pointed. * * HE WAS giving mo. * A N D W H E R E I'd written. S O M E T H IN G N E W I P U R E T O BAC C O . 20 for 20 cents \ / O U can blamo It on the printer If S i you don’t b o o "They Satisfy” la a Chesterfield advertisem ent l iu tb e sure of this—you'll find it in tho ciga­ rette-every time. Wonderful Turkish and Domestic tobaccos, wonderful! blended—It sounds easy. But you’! find nothing else liko Chesterfields Tkiit blend can’t be copied. P U R E T A B A 8C O . in e ir - tig h t pnekafinn. A lo o o b ta in a b le in ro u n d f/n*n/\50, vacuum-*e*/<*</. T H O U G H T M Y ad. L ig g e t t Xalional ('ontricss Mothers and Parei Ortfanize in 'H y Tha A jioelated P r«»it I ACKSONVII.I.K, March 12 YH '-talc i Inbw pay their dues by April WES TKitN UNION TKLKGK AI’ll I ft will I>.-r.ime . Harter member- ’■f MANAGER ROUGIII V rb. Kl.nt.lii Bran, hef itie Nati.ni.! II \NDLED I ’..lit*r.-a* ..f ..'llile r- .Hi t Piile- 1 T. e tier*’ \ -s... i,ii mu tiliflei He h\ i\o l In lie outdone l>y some otjier law- mJiiple.i in pumpleting t lu* ..rc.’f.L communities in the state. New S m yr­ izutji.a ..f a state Branch here fu<! -y n a is Said Iff have had a tar and feath­ Mi- A riliui i ■ ( iimm. i . nf .1 u h .in e r i n g p a r t y 'of hei own Hit- tveel and th e eireltmslatii'es, ruu-u-s, results, etc., have been the main ionic of con­ versation in the .ity since Tuesday n ig h t, when the affair is alleged to h av e taken place The victim is said to have been G eorge Reel man, local manager for th e Western I ohm l.-h t-i mdi <,,mipant . nod lit. . ir m -lai ,. .. i.. be shrouded in -u. h my-Jcty that In tie informal ion can I>.- ..l.tam. ,1. -uhstitutcs were ri'.uil al today's s es­ T h e victim is said to have been sion of the Nntinnnl Ktlitors’ A sso -' grab b ed by several men on Faulkner elation’s annual convention. s t r e e t as he was on his wjvy to his The delegates devoted two business room about 11 o'clock -Tuesday night, sessions to hearing addresses, rending luiKtled into an ant*. m o b i l e and taken >'f papers and annual reports. o u t into the (o.inliy, where It. waWalter Williams of the 1‘ress Conatripped of his clothing .ml coated '. rc - >.f tin- World directed his re­ w ith tar and f. ..th. i !h*w .muiy marks to the me.-Img of the press men wen- in the parly, or how numy ...ogress in (Id..her at Honolulu, and mitomohlle-, hi min!-'. ■ ‘al- and lii-aii W All.-n of the School of ,lournone of the party .mild i»e r. cogtuzed, nalisntj University of Oregon, spoke a s al) Were heavily masked. on “The College Trained Journalists.” A fte r the work which the itucke.l Some of the "rescue" methods men" set out to do had been accotn-, adopted by the publishers to prevent plish ed , he is alleged to have been elimination of the small newspapers t a k e n to the Forster sanatorium al were discussed by President W. J. Hnwlm Park and dumped out of an Pape of the Publishers’ Buying Cor­ automobile onto the front porch, be­ poration. in g tied up in a bag, Which also omTho election irf ofllcers and naming tnineil his clothes. The masked men of the next eqnvention place are \ th e n drove away. scheduled for tomorrow's, concluding T h e noise and I he man's rails for ' ■ ' -help aroused nfendants in l lie hos­ sessions. Many of I lie visitors last night in­ p ital and he was released from the b a g b> one of the nurses. As soon ns spected the institution for the denf he was freed from the hag the man and blind and methods of education m ad e a hasty getaway. New Smyrna and curing” for the children were demonstrated. Several of the editors News. were greatly impressed and stntedLot us hope th at dlsnrimiment will that they had not given the attention begin wit hthc spurs worn by infan­ to stub work in their own stntes, that they should. The lint was passed t r y lieutennnts. among the visitors by one of the party and it wns twice tilled with money, which was given the authorities of the institution for the purpose of pur­ chasing candies and other articles for the children. Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body full of youth and health may -a---- t o your* If you will keep jtour oyatero in order by taking t GOLD MEDAL t APSULES T b * world’s standard r*m*dy (or kidney, *v*r, bladder and uric acid trouble*, tba eoem lie of Ilia and looks. In uaa atnea M W A ll druggiau, three sties. l a * le» Ike e u w CsU M*d*l *e e*e*p .D r Tb® A n l . U t r i P ress) GAINESVILLE, Mur. 12.-T !..Rceond aruHiat eniifi'^ncs of the Florida High School Principals .will be held In the university hero April 7th, 8th nnd 9th. One of th e . prin­ cipal m atters to he considered* is tho advisability of changing the re-organizing curriculum of high schools in the state. St M yf. rs T obacco Co. Wm. II. M rAUeter, Alice U U cA U aler end e ll unknown derleece. Iielre en d (re e te e e , or otb,r a . rU lm ln * u n d er W in. If M c.U tatfr e n j Alice U M cAIUter, D efendflnte. CITATION. To: W m. II. U rA lle te r of C in rln n e ll. S te le o f Otdo; Alice U U cA U eter, o f C in cin n ati, Ohio; tb e unknown d trle e e e , be Ire. l e u Ice*, ( r a n . tee*, or o l b t r cle liu e n la under W m . II. U c ­ AUeter to d Alice L. U c A lte te ri end to eny end ell o th e r peril** cleltn ln e enjr Intercut In and to tbe follow In j deecrlbcd lend* allu eled In Sem inole C ounty, Florid*, to -w lt: lo t* On* (1) end Two (2) of Illock T w elr* t! 3 ) . T ier T hree (3> o f th e C I lj of S an fo rd , F lorid*, a t ehown by E. It. T reffo rd * ' H ap of Hen ford. F lorid*: I t ip p eerln * from th e ew orn bill o f comp lain t filed In thle c e n t* a f i l n e t you, th a t you b a te or clelra eum e in le re e l In th e U nde tirreln ab o re d etcrlb ed , th e re fo re , you, th e eald W m. II. U cA U aler, a n d Alice L. U cA U eter a r t hereby r e iu lr r d to be an d ap p ear before our tab ) C ircuit C ourt a t th e C ourt I t one* In S anford, F lorida, on tb* 4 th d ay o f A pril,) a . 1). 1031, and then and th e re m ake an ew er to the Mil of co m plaint e x h ib ite d again*! yon or otberw tcc a decree p ro confeeeo w ill be e n te re d aC iln at you. Ami any and e ll o th e r p a r tita claim in g any rig h t, till* or in te re a t In an d lo th e land* heretn atio ia dearrlhed u n d er, by o r through W m . II. M rA Itetrr or Alice 1.. U cA U aler, or o th erw lee, are hereby req u ired to lie an d ap p ear before our aeld C ircu it C o u rt, a t th e ’ C ourt llo u ae lu S an fo rd . F lo rid a,, on tb e £nd day of U a y , A. It. 1031, and th en an d th ere m ake an ew er to th e b ill o f co m p lain t ex h ib ited a g ain st aald unknow n p attle* . o tL c n rU e a d ecree' p ro confrw o w ill b« t a t t t e j a g a tn il u M unknow n p artly*. It U crJcf* I th a t tb ta n o tice tw p u tU a l.n l tn lb* S anford H e ra ld , a n e w a p a p tr p u b itab rd In S*iulnot* C ounty, FW rtda, onr* a m -rk for rig h t w **kt a* lu tb * know n p a rtis* d * fc n d a n t, and on re a n r f k to r t* * !« * n n l u aa to lit* u a k n o n u p arllr* iW a n d a n t. W it ■■<-•* my b an d a n d tb* aval o f tb* aald C 'tm ilt Court on tb ta lb* s ib day o f , J a n u a ry , ' a . n. n e t. m in t., c. a . n o r m ,ass. C lrrk of ih« -c irc u it r,u » rt. u( Sctnlnol* C ounty, FI*. Ity V. E. H o lt;I.A S S ; !». C. u r m i m : u .. i i e i t i t t N u , S o llriln r and Count*) fo r C o tn p la lo a n u . WASHINGTON, March 12.—Solici­ tor General Frierson, in closing the government's argument yesterday in the "corporate bond tax case" before the supreme court, conceded formally th at the internal revenue bureau had erred in assessing as profit the dif­ ference between the market value of an investment on March 1, 1913, and th at on a subsequent date of sale. If the court accepts Mr. Flcrson’s view, thousands of individual assessments upon which millions of1dollars in t a x ­ es already have been paid, will he a n ­ nulled. The government’s admission, it was said, does not remove the necessity of the court passing upon the larger question ' o f whether increased value of securities purchased and held for investment can be taxed as income when this increase in the value is real­ ized finatiy by u sale. The ease under argument was that brought by the government on It writ of grror from the federal district court of Connecticut, which upheld the contention of Frederick F. Brewster that Increased value of Securities or­ iginally acquired and held for invest­ ment, could not he taxed as income 23-I3IC . ' muler the tilth amendment. Mr. Brewster presented two in- IN T H E CIRC U IT COUHT. 7TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. SEM IN O LE COUNTY, l stances of taxation to illustrate the F L O R ID A —IN CHA N CERY point at issue. In 1899 he purchased Jam ** W. Ji '.trt. curtain bonds at their face value of Male JbneeL $191,000, On March 1, 1913, the m ar­ DIVORCE. It a h l^ a t* P o u t th e A ffidavit o f J s tiic i W . ket price had declined to $131,000, hut Jotit* herein dull' filed* Ilia l he U Mu* n o n when lie sold them in 1913 they had idaltumf In tho ilsitu entitled r«u*e; that the real d# ini* of IJ/jJt* loiii-a. t*j# d e fe n d a n t. I» again reached par, $191,000 He was mikiHinii lu ti e a frin n t. fl-at fltofr t« no one In lid* -Mote o f rto rld a I lie Service of •ilh|HWlia assessed on $39,000 profit. would tdnd d e fe n d a n t; (h at tt.e u t The second cas(* was of a purchase | rian t whom lie tie i r a (h at th e ile frtiiH n l la over tii#' of lA r iilt *tne »'^t » t r a f s of Itonds for $231,000, a decline in, \ tin are ihewfore A*rder«-»i (»• nntH-ar to this value on March 1, 1913, to $ 1« l.unu, | hill of ro n ,|iU |iif ..it Mj.nda3 Vj-ill 4th, J1#2I, a l o e M i q ; -■» ( uh* d a l t#f t h l i m u t l and a subsequent sale for $270,0110, all f •*♦■If • i» fnrflu-r (fiat tliia notice Ire pubfished for right Riirceaalvo i|.rot* |u the Hin^ actual profit of $13,00(1, hut a profit ford Herald a newa|j«|-pr ttukllahed In Hetiii as estim ated by the treasury of $ 112,- iniih* ('o tm n . rh x fd u being tin estate. T erm s of aalc cash. P^y.. c h a ser to pay f o r deed. C. M. HAND, Sheriff of Seminole County, Florid*. ._________ ' 29-ft^ ,-tuiir* I- b*r*t.y t l m i tb * | s p j..., ;at, t«irrba**r o f T a i C r r ilf lr a m No. m j II* 2nd 'lay o f Ju n e . A. la. 1002, Oa* H lrt r r r t l f |e a t e ( tn m y offlp*, and baa mad* Cation for ta x d**d to l»«u* In afro rd an r* „ttk la ir. S aid r r r t l f l r a l * rm b ra rr* tb« fi,lt,u< u .li>wri!wil |ir>ip*rly id tu a lrd in S»ndno|* C m . • j . F lo rid a, to w it: t; h a lf o f N h alf „r s g rjuA ttrr (if S\V q u m rtrr of N \v q u irt# ? s**. tlf»n 22. Ta%m*hl|k 21 H. R*tijre 2D r-o*. tafntrii: ar*#*„ tiiiire o r Thu* **(•! 11*4 tw*lh£ n *••-»■*!■} „ ( fh*. tint,* »f Ylils ^ ■tirL c-rfiirir«f«» hi Iikt tiaim* n f Jotitt T. 1131*. ■U*m, Not hr i« irrrliy jjlren taltt fi. f. . 1'UfrbsM .r of T i t O r t l f l r a t # V SJ4, fh r Uth «|flf of J o l j . A. |» IMtlT La. *1*4 •f»h! r p filf lid iF to tuy o f flr r mot ),!• uisi}* ijk j*lI* ■t!><fi fur t a t *lr#*l lo l u u t la i m t l i M i w ith liw Mahi r r r t l f l c a t r r i n t r i r r # (hr Ion lug ik »crilani| iiroiwrfij ■lltiatril In Krtn|tyry|| Caritnly. I'lorM a HI! a|ttar!rr of XI <|U«nrr o f SW ijn a r lr r *«f MV i]i]*r trr tioti IT -*, TowtiaLIf. S-, i la u f r ‘i* H , OitsUilr \\ i i \ i^sx h \ Ik tu g U ii « ierk of tut? n r Arfra. * lit (o m it, mol tl*e noai th ereo f, th is, the Bill Itiif 2 'ITif «e I<) latul Im’Idk ■( th e tlit# ct day of FetiriiMry. A. P. 1021. Hie [orin n e r o f nnrh r e r l |f l r » f t In tl=w o « (REAI.I »: A. POirpLASS. of I nknow n ( lerh. 1njr** anhi ****rtlffra Ir* pIiaII l*r rnleemetj Mr V i: P O lfil.A S tt P . 0* cTirUln^ to I m t a t iW tli w ill laaor therr»>a ea l i i n t n i i n A m i l l YMAN. thdiidtora f*wr romp lainain. 81r 1h 2 lat tla j of M arch. A. 1». IB2I. W it u r n my h an d ami offclfal *ra 1 tbla tta lt» il» da j of IV h ru a rf, A, P. 102L e . a. p o p u l a r . IN CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL IHKa L i CIRCUIT. STATE Or FLORIDA, C0UNC ir r i H rc u lt ( « u . Hetnlnole tn o n tj. Ha. TY OF SEMINOLE—IN CHANCERY. 8 ? d lc O f V. M, I K H f f l U t e . Ii C Everyone, Should Drink Hot Water in the Morning W **k aw ay all tlo m s e h , liver, and bowel poleone before b reek feet. | them ahmit Florida and your own par,* ,, .j,| ,jfiv lifu la r community. Of cotintp we are , el,.' „„ Mtur hile presuming that your attitude is fnv. , ;t)) J i k. n your ,,rnb!c. We adm it that there are i i , i ,. ,.,0-11 Ihnse who are apparently not satisk head- beil with what they have found here, no i i , : .-in , g.o-sv, aeiif 1hough in adm itting it we at the same i. ; , ,.:j the in. 1time eqn not understand it. Write a >,i ti.Aiie nui-JU-. ib is is jb m g letter to the Clarion, the Breeze ."lpoitant, be a use tin-1 or the Gnzett)', letting your old neigh. i ;,l,,nt I. impurities bors and friends know where you are ...... .wide , i, i,•. a el pores and w hat you are doing and inci* dentally spreading the good word ■i n. along to the effect that here is Indeed u !,,m.e h. Ii er, a w inter paradise . . .it ml. I,. i.*re Siu-h letters do an immense amount 11 t iv, .i g i —*..f hoto fgood and are more often than ;, t ...spoonful of limestone copied by Florida papers, thus giving in it. This will cleanse, the w riters n prestige in th6 homo freshen the e it ire nlimeti- s ta te and in Flnridn, creating n^good > •‘" ’■e ,.ti nr inre food, feeling here that may he capitalized Mi! ■" I ,-f lime-ton., in tht- future. Johhn W anam aker was i i. ' . j l i. i m.o i-t It so impressed with Florida that he ■ ' ..' ■ i teles*, endorsed the s tate in his departm ent phi!i-l h o wn'.-t eie ry store advertisem ents.- Florida Grow- BILL TOR PARTITION ” Mobs Slone Police in Egypt Over Win­ ston Spencer Churchill NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Under Section 575 of the General S ta tu te s, Laws of Florida Notice is iter bey given th a t Mrs. Cnllie L. Horton, purchaser of Tax C ertificate No. 355, dated the 3rd day of June, A. D. 1918, has filed said certificate in my office and has made application for tax deed to issue iq accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the fol­ lowing described property, situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot 12, F rost's Second Addition to Altnm ante. The said land b e in g ,a s ­ sessed a t the date of the issuance of such certificate in the name of W. D. Horton. Unless said certificate shall be re­ deemed according to law tax deed will issue thereon on the 29th day of March, A..D. 1921. HARVEY’S WEEKLY Witness nty official sdCuaturo und BRITISH AMBASSADOR senl this the 21st day of February, A. <Dy Tb* A i i K l i l a l P rses) D. 1921. WASHINGTON, Mar. 12.— It iB un (S E A L )) E. A. DOUGLASS, derstood that George Harvey of H a r­ Clerlj Circuit Court, vey’s Weekly has been selected as ant' Seminole Co., F bassador to G reat Britain. By V. M. Douglass, 0 . C, Harding Urges People lo Give for China’s Relief April, A. D. 1921, sam e fourth day of the month, during th» N0T1CL TO DRA1NAOE CONTRACTOR!. \S’ H u n ter, a tr lA 'H . NOTICE or PUHLICATION W ltr m u II a [ ' i * # 4 rfe frix u (h i* f 1111 o f (V in t j»1*1rtI fI|#tl Itrrrln »luly i c r f l N uifcler uatli ■■ l,fl" i*j !*•« t ’i*t } uo ure a tlafpiiilaiil n> Hi «•*! i»i *t*l.I 1(H), that J»»Uf kriunit f> *<1 ** aim) {« uu tb a I you *(# u w Uu* *»f f w r t i {.ii.l t b a l tli#r«- I* m* | - r * * n In lit# of I'l nr l cla Ic# of U]mhi m t-utu wuul.I Llrnl ju ti. ti.« • a LI Itn ia l H u n ter. It i» liifru-fitfr o f tlif f d th a t im i ily a jy ira r tn th e II1I1 «»f ro<i)|il*lnt fH#rl lirtP ln a t tv# C ourt I|ou*«a In Mitnftjfil. S«*tii|n<i1«» C ounty, riuflilfl. on nr W for# MimpI u j . Utp 4th *lay nf A pril, !!»21, Ihp faiiif* losplrijE a ru le day of Mila C o u rt; lu de ftifilt i|«#r#nf a |»r« ronf|-*-*» n il! It# rtt ( H#aii^! blila w ill t» rtc ffS itl b f tb f Board of C y u n tj i'uoiiiilM kiiifni of Hemloolo O suntj. 1'kifIda. a t tbt* « ffk # o f m id Poaril at Ik# iVxurt Horn# In SAnfanl, riD rida, on o r l*#fur# If a in uu tk e 21 »t day o f it a felt. I D. 11*21. for IL# riv allin g out o f dltctira au-l ft* fiat* In I lorlda llro v ra and liU rk lliiutuddt lira u la p # P la tp c t Pitch#*. ),atliiis(*-d i i r d a s r 12.000 eii. y*1* * V r# rllff# d c h rrk for f*uO,00 payable to F. A. i I n i , o f f?#rnltwlc C ounty, F la., ry*a»t accom pany ra c li Idd. !c « d In th# itim of fZ,* OHO-flO n#r#ptahl# lo 111# lUmrd o f County Co©idla^limPT* m oat tw plvrn Upon alftiilnir *>f lb# I'ldna and “t*#r|firatlofia call l»# *e*n at tt-e of* C onti net. Ur* » f Ftp-l T . W illiam *. E ugluc*r, S. r.r ^4, Ft* . atii! r . ,. ! r .emirct fe-tn i.f.1 Enxlacaf tl’tr*! at n1il«*1 you add! (hr *et.l rau*r pn«-#rd «<f . i, . t t„ t^. rrl.iri.r.1 If = t tJ V i-irlr ' 'i*l Ii i- f u r i l a r r •«rd**r i'*l tl** r C t* p . i t l i e U,-. pMlfi-4 *‘.J iti tl.r hJU iurd ilr ta M a ti«*^ a|i*|>t‘r i.u j.i|e|.^,| .1 „s*nf.»r>1 In S* in*.!,- i a«uniy ri**ii !* "1 h ‘f a n rrli fu r r lg lit r* * n * # ru t 1» # n rH a \\ 11](*-•• Uu* hand an d >«rrl of 1* ,\ ] niu^Iam ( k i i «»f IL# i lrtnilf **«#ir( of t w in not t j , riofidffl^ t 1a Hit; SETlb d*jf of J a n u a ry , A. P , t f * .-notj »b-r.ll* A l> I IHU’I.I.A&A, Clerk. N O T IC E O F APPLICATION FOR TAX • D EED t , Sxllrilur* for l'<>ui|>latn*iii Under Section 575 of the General Si ilu trs. Laws of Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COUHT OF Til E SEVEN Til Nidi..* is hereby given that Mrs. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 01 I EOHIDa IN AND TOR ‘SEMINOLE OUNTY ' a lie W. Speer, purchaser of Tax —IN CHANCES Y • : i ifiente No. 5.4, tinted the 3r<! day la-mx-tE ptalneai, 1 Lily, A. I> 1910, has filed said .erW . ’Irf lUxiri.’lt I w-frr,,1ar«4 CITATION tificatc in my office and has made ap­ T». W aller U ennett. ttr.id p r.re t'nfcaoarri. Ii « |. |* a i l n t fr»..» an sfT lila.H filed tn tl.la plication for tax deCd to issue in ac­ r a n-e I 1.* | i|,e re .t.trn re .»f 11,e d efen d an t I* nil cordance with law. Vfmavn: 11.a t tf la ike tx-Ilef o f afTlant tb a l 111* Said certificate embraces the fol­ d e fe n d a n t h ..tc f tw en ty -o n e je a r* of ace and 0 * 1 . tl.e te la no |x-r*on In lt.e S ta ir o f Elorid* lowing described property, * situated 11.e aeral.-e » f a (iils « * n a uyon n liotu would b ind tlie aald d e fe n d a n t:' in Seminole county, Florida, to-wit: T h e re fu te , yon. W a lle r U etin elt. at* hereby re u n ite d on tb e Ilk day of A pril, A. t>. 1031, Lot 0, Block 3, T ier 8, Sanford. l» ap p e a r I., lb* Idll o f eo n tp leln l filed againel The said land being assessed at the y.at In tide eauae. otherw lne a d ecree pro r-xir.»*o w ill on aeld d e le t* en tered a^ eln at you. date of the issunnee of such certifi­ I t la fu rth e r o rd ered th e l 'tbla notice I - p ,,|. II.b id lx ri.r Sanford H erald, a tirarajtajirr puU- cate in the name of 0. W. Speer. llabe.1 In Sem inole I'o n tily . for elgtit ronaeenllT* Unless said certificate shall be re­ w reb*. W IT N E S S Iny band and lit* «-al o f lb* deemed according to law fax need atate.IX c.n rt on tl.t* Unit d ay of I r b r u a r r . A.f> will issue thereon on the 20th day of lt« !t. • I^K A I.) E, A. DOt'Ot.AKS, March, A. D. 1921. 1 C tetk of tb * c ir c u it O w n . U t:0 . A, lief't.T T K S, W itness my nffirini signature and R otlcltor^and of Com iw l for C o m plainant. senl this the 2 lst day of February, A. D. 1921. (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Fla. By V. M. Douglass, D. C, The law provides thut if taxes up­ on renl cstatb shall not be paid before IN C IR C U IT COURT, SEV EN TH JUDICIAL the firs t day of April of any year, the C IR C U IT . S TA T E OF FLORID A. COUNTY O f SEM IN O LE .— IN CHANCERY. Tax Collector shall advertise and B. ItOllINKOX A IIRIIXIKS, a. im F O I-A s a . tTrrk’ tirrui I i *... r1 This is to notify nil concerned th a t the requirem ents of law will be com­ plied w ith and the Tax Books will positively be closed on April F irst as provided by law nnd nil lands on which taxed hnvo not. been paid will bis advertised nnd executions Issued for_i)ppnU1 personal pro p e rty taxes. JOHN I). J INKINS, . .Tax Collector, “9-4tc Seminole County. will break a Cold, fev er ‘and Grippe quicker *than anything we know, preventing pneumonia. 17-13tc „ » I L L FO R PA R T IT IO N M n rse w i W , l l u n l t r , * n I to w , n. K in iirlb tV. tin n ie r, t l *L NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. (o *11 p ar lira r U iruitfc rh i n t t r r a t ttm lrr Ifcoji* llu n f r r o r i>t!i#rwl** In *»«) to I U follow!*# * *1#*rfi!if‘1| rra l |»n?j>#rij', flfu a le tl 111 HotuliwS* tcjunt/', HttWa, to tvlt; Lot Kanihtf !* |h*n 1. T& w nthlp 2i) Sm ll*. IUo«# 30 tU*L It • p p ra rln g frtKn tL* Illll o f P om pU lot b*r*in N k il Mm] tluljr i t r l f l r t l uml#r M tb t j lBwri |1|B| j , j , t l l t |jrlic f o f IK* ouapl*1n*nt, II*r$:ar«t W . H u n tr r. lb * t lh*r* U • t»r m e t^L o a* * In ferraled in tti-f d f^rrlN ril p ru jfrrty wrU*## (lain#, of liiD ifi II* iu (L<f ou(fj|>UIn*nl. I’ t* tLrf#rt>(r n file m l (L ai all p ir lir a cImM ’ ,n < lm # rral in «m! U» lb# *l*o?e dracrliw# iati.l a|>|H*ir io tb# m M Mill of O u n p lilo t fO ».rr.-ln «*o t»r M oniU f. Ih r 2nd «1*J �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1921 Call at CATES CRATE CO, T he Big Feed Store, for weekly wholesale price. list on Feed and Save Fifty to Seventy Five cents per Sack. .......... . ' PHONE 181 ENCOURAGING FLEMING JUSfr TRY US BOLSHEVIKI What You LOSING OUT EVERYWHERE Can Expect REPORTS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE TERRITORY 8UOWS BOOK LOVERS’ CLUB. score, a cut glass cologne bottle, was SOVIET WANING (Xraa B.tardir t D.Ur) won by Mias Bowler. Mrs, J. C. Bennett entertained the <By Ti. AuocUUd Frau) A delicious salad course was served Booklovors’ Club Friday afternoon at STOCKHOLM, March 16.—Russian at the conclusion of the game. her home on Magnolia avc. Substitutes for the afternoon were: Bolsheviki authorities seem to be los­ The rooms were tastefully decorated Mrs. Henry Wight, Mrs. C. R. Klrt- ing control of Soviet troops according with qastiirtions. ley. Mlss Bowler, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, to dispatches from Finland and Es. All members of the club but one Mrs. A. B. Peterson and Mrs. Ralph thonia. Travelers from Kronstadt were present and the following guests denied the Bolsheviki reports that Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. George Wight. . some of the Kransiadt forts were Hoy, Mrs. Syphon of Comnfcrce, FGa.", captured by the Bolsheviki. He said BRIDGE. and Miss McClennen, of Detroit. revolutionary leadership was wholly Late in the afternoon delicious re­ in the hands of laborers and declared ( T n a Tbu J a;'< D .llj) freshments of a salad, course and Mrs. R. R. Dens entertained most the fight for the fortress would be a strawberries and cake were served. charmingly Monday evening at bridge long one. honoring Mrs. R. S. Kelor, who leaves T. N. T. the last of the week for her home In Ralph Parlette Gave The T. N. T. Sewing Club met with East Orange, N. J.. STYLE—The liveMrs. Henry Burden, Friday after­ Mrs. Kelor was presented with a Great Lecture at the noon. beautiful Madcria handkerchief ,and Temple Last Night liest thing to be had; The usual delightful afternoon was Mrs. Galloway won the prize for high the best and latest enjoyed by all the members and the score, a lovely hand made boquet, (Fwn kUrdty’i D.Uj) ideas. following guests: Mesdames Britt, which Bhe generously presented to Ralph Parlette in his lecture a t the Lane nnd Lee. Miss Wllkcy, as she, too, goes East. Baptist Temple last night was all and ALL-WOOL-The Dainty refreshments were served Deljcious i refreshments, carrying much more than the people expected fabrics are all wool during the afternoon. cut the idea of S t Patrick, were serv­ and as usual with the Parlette lectures for long wear and those who were there arc telling those ed at a late hour. HUTCHINSON-WENTWORTII Those present were: Mrs. R. S. who were not there how much they style. Sanford friends of tho contracting Keelor, Mrs. W|- E. Watson, Mrs. Ilas- missed' although there wore but few couple will be very much interested kett, Mrs. Sam Yontz, Mrs. L. C. in the city who did not attend the 1 VARIETY —Styl­ in the announcement of the marriage I Kolb, Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain, Mrs. C. lecture. The First National Bank was es* to please every­ of Miss Ileulah Hutchinson and Mr. I M. Vorco, Mrs. Hnrry Ward, Mrs. E. the sponsor for tho lecture and made one; patterns for ev­ Charles E. Wentworth, which took) it possible for the school children and M. Galloway nnd Miss Wilkey, place at West Palin Beach on Wed­ many others to be there, taking the ery taste. nesday. tickets themselves an^l giving them WOMAN’S CLUB. GUARANTEE — The bride is the daughter of Mr. J. to nil their friends. Not only did the C. Hutchinson, of this city, and hns The Wclfnre Department of tho Wo- JFirst Nntlonnl Bank do all this but Absolute satisfac­ lived here since childhood. man’s Club will have a cooked food (they are giving n dollar anvlngs action or your money “ “ <” " " un'b" o„ th . oornor of F in t otro.t nnd,count to every chlld who attended tho back. yenre, bn. been manager ,nnnnSer of the pMk w „r, morn|n„' lecture nnd n $10 snvlngs account to McCrory store here and through 0:00 to 12:00. At this time the, the school child who nttended the Iccclose attention to business, her effic­ from STEIN-BLOCH and club cook books nnd everything In tbe.ture and can write tho best composliency nnd agreeable manner has won vegetables, lion on the First Nntlonnl Bank. This Pi.e of cooked foots ar.d STRATFORD for herself a host of friends and wellis the right sort of spirit nnd shows wishers. There is no young woman In will be on snle. hnve j that this institution is alive not only CLOTHES Sanford whoso efforts should be It Is request it that all who nnvc, t o the possibilities of Sanford but Is p.omlsed thlnyv for this snle will not, crowned with a success thnn she hns For Men and nrtxious to hqve the best entertain­ attained in the business world and in forget them. ments and to make It possible for the Young Men, nddition to her business qualifications, Tfic Welfare meeting in the nfler school children and others to attend noon will be itn open meeting and all she is a lovable, attractive girl. these fine lectures that are being £35.00 to £65.00 Mr. Wentworth was for some time the club Is invited to nttend. brought hero through Dr. George an employee of the Herald In the Hyman of the Baptist Temple. PIPE ORGAN CLUB. composing room, and he, too, is well Lack of space forbids giving some known.in the city. He is engaged on bf Mr. Parlette’s Inlmltahle lecture, Miss Jeanette Laing entertained 18 the Tropical Sun at West Palm Beach, but he kept his audience In an uproar 24 West Forsyth S t n vocal soloist with the Million Dol­ members nnd friends of the Pipe Or­ nnd they came away 'with the feeling gan Club Monday afternoon nt her lar band and Is prominent In musical JACKSONVILLE, home on Oak n v e n u r u m m a g e that Parlette was the best that has circles in that city. ever been'In Sanford and the First FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth will re­ sale was planned for next Saturday National Bank nnd Dr. Hyman are the afternoon and the club will have a side In tVcst Palm Bench. friends of the children and the young The bride was accompanied by her cooked food sate nt Deane Turner’s, men and women of Sanford and not tho. Saturday before Easter. At the sisters, the Misses Jessie, Beatrice JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March Id — only want the best for Sanford but ami Lein Hutchinson, the party leav­ same time and place lovely Easter make it possible to have the best for The metnbers of tho Flprida Fizh eggs may be purchased, either in cun­ ing Sanford in their car on Tuesday. Dealers Ass. elation are holding a Snnford.l ning bnskOts or. by the dozen. meeting here today to discuss' mat­ The hostess assisted' by MiBs Carrie WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT ters of in t.reit to tho Industry nnd France now haa the largest stand­ Stanley served a delicious Balad course .Their many Sanford friends will be with iced ten at the conclusion of the ing army. She .also has the largest Ihc means <f develop'.l«r it on a' larg­ interested In the marriage of Miss afternoon. er s/nle. Standing grievance. Adelc Runge of this city to Glenn Purdom, of Daytona, which will take place tomorrow afternoon nt the home of the bride’s pnrents, Mr. nnd Mrs. S.| Ilungc nt three o’clock, Rev. E. D. Brownlee will perform the mar­ riage rites. Miss Runge is another Sanford girl who numbers her friends and admirers by the list of her ac­ quaintances. Sbe is n graduate of PLANT TREES on the hardiest of all Stocks, .CITRUS TRIPtho Sanford High School and- a stu­ dent of the Munson Studio of music. OLIATA. Well adapted to heavy soils. Varieties PARSON Mr. Pudom Is n successful business BROWN, PINEAPPLE, SATSUMAS and DUNCAN GRAPE­ man of Daytona, engaged In the In­ surance business. FRUIT. We have a fine large stock of trees on this root in all After a short honeymoon trip, Mr. and Mrs. Purdom will reside on Ridge­ sizes. wood avenue, Daytona. 000 bushels compared with 5,100,000 bushels a year ago and about the same quantity in 1919. This drop of about fifteen per cent in corn on hand at this time is a natural result of the decreased acreage and produc­ tion growth last year. When the stock on hand is compared with the amount grown each year it becomes evident iun FROM . FRUITS AND VEGB- that the farmer is doing some close figuring and. will make his com last tables t o g e n e r a l f a r m . about as long aa usual. Less corn fNG SIGNS FAVORABLE has been sold out of the county where GAINESVILLE. March 16.—Fann­ grown than usual; as a rule, there Is ie conditions and crop prospects are less live stock on the average farm i enwuraging in Florida. ^ to be fed. The general tone of M arch reports With local exceptions the Florida (rent all over the state indicate th at com shortage is n clear indication [*jt year’s disastrous operations have of the retrenchment In farming not discouraged th e fa rm e r a s a m le. operations that has taken place and is an evident tendency to re- does not mean that the average farm ­ dace acreages and num bers of live er will not have about os much corn ,tock, and planting will be diversi­ as he will need to take him through fied as much as possible, b u t the the year. The United States has ful­ firm work itself is well advanced, ly a half billion bushels of com more th* percentage of spring p la n tin g al­ on the farms than it had a year ago ready done Is w ay ahead of usual and and it is worth less than half as much the condition of growing crops and per bushel. The occasional Florida fruits is unusually good. t * farmer who does run out of corn this Plowing and preparation of ground 1spring will therefore be able to buy it for crops was generally behind Bched-1 for less (probably., than It cost him tie st the eloee of 1920 but e x c ellen t 1to raise his own crop last year, weather for out-door farm w ork since j Somewhat more thnn the usunt the first of the present y ear hns o n - 1 amount of oats from Inst yenr's abled farmers to mnko g re a t h e a d - ' crop remains on the farms, About way in catching up and the work Is 1eighteen per cent of last year's crop about seventy per cent complete a t 1 is still in the farmers’ hands compar­ this date. This is slightly behind the >ed with sixteen per cent a year ago , usual' percentage of plowing done by I and thirteen per cent-in 1919. March 1st, but is quite n little ahead Less- oats have been sold off of of conditions a year ago. the fnrms than usual and farmers Spring planting has progressed are evidently holding and feeding more rapidly than usual and forty-! them to help out the com situation. four per cent of the work la alrendy I The United States has a big sur­ done compared with thirty-seven per *plus of oats on the farms compared .«nt a year ago and a five year aver- j with previous years and, like corn, age of forty per cent. Its value per bushel is less than half Prospects throughout the citrus of the 1920 value.—Sam Fleming, belt are above the average. Growth J state statistican. and bloom got an early start and, with no unfavorable weather condi- j tions so far there is every indication R. R. Workers Refuse of a heavy setting of fruit. ’ * to Accede to Wage Ciit Condition of bearing trees, both oranges and eighty-four for grape­ Will Refer to Board fruit two per cent of normal on Mch. 1st compared with 85 for oranges and NEW YORK, March 10.—Railroad 84 for grapefruit a year ago. The workers In the east have decided' to crop of fruit now on the trees is be­ reject all proposals of wnge reduc­ ing removed rapidly and many groves tions and carry their fight to the arc picked' for the season.. Cultiva­ rnilroad labor board if the cuts are tion and spraying nro under way in put into effect. most sections. Representatives of the workers who Condition of bearing lime trees in have been holding conferences here, South Florida is reported oa eighty- it was definitely learned last night, three per cent of normal compared ing the position that the present wage with eighty per cent a year ago. have decided upon this course, tnkPreliminary estimates of thfe spring stnndnrd must be maintained and Irish potato acreage in Florida show economic conditions will not permit shout a twenty-fiVo per cent reduc­ any reduction. tion from last year’s plantings. The There is little danger of any ces­ Hastings section, embracing parts of sation of work shbuld the railroads St, Johns nnd Futnam counties, hns put tho reductions in force, union of­ probably seventy-eight per cent of ficials said, as the employes will ap­ the 1920 acreage, while Flagler and peal to the labor board at Chicago and smaller areas in counties farther abide by its decision. The railroad South range from alxty-five to seven­ nmnagemeptB, it is understood, will ty per cent of last year. Later plant- also obey the board’s edict. logs through Norht and North West ' Tho position of the workers was Florida are running from cighty-flvc officially mndc clear today when tepto ninety per cent of a year ago. resentatives of tho unskilled men no­ The state’s acreage is estimated at- tified the management of the New 19,000 acres compared with 25,000 York Central Railroad that they flat­ * year ago 'pnd 24,000 In 1919. The' ly refused to consider proposed wage condition of the crop is gnecrally ex­ cuts ofr from 12 M to 21 per cent, “os PICNIC. cellent, comparing favorably with the we find that these employes today are (From Monday's Daily) splendid early condition shown In not receiving sufficient income to Miss May Thrasher and Miss Nor­ 1918 and is far ahead of the crop maintain their families properly.” ma Herndon entertained with a pic­ * >'car ago which at this time was Representatives of the skilled work­ nic party in honpr of Miss Dorothy Just recovering from heavy damage ers of the New York Central with the caused by frosts and flooding rains. exception of those in tho "big'four" Rumph Friday at the Thrasher bun­ Prospects for tomatoes are much brotherhoods, it was learned, have galow a t Palm Springs. bettor than for a year ago and quite also decided to reject proposed wage Chapejpned by Mr. and Mrs. D. L » little above the average condition cuts. Altogether, approximately 70,- Thrasher and Mrs, Puleston the *1 this time. 000 employes of the Central lines have party motored to the springs In the morning and spent the day. Movement from South Florida to I decided to oppose any reduction. Market is gaining daily and the con­ After receiving proposals for wage A delicious picnic lunch was served dition of the crop farther up the state reductions for unskilled labor ranging at noon. Promises excellent yields. from seven to thirteen and one-half The guests were Mrs. Reginald Conditions of cabbage Is general­ eenta per hour, effective April 16, Holly, Mrs. Frank Woodruff, Jr., Mrs. ly lower than a t this time last year from the Delaware, Lackawanna and C. R. Kirtley, Mrs. Robert Hines, the siump( in prices is probably Western railroad, labor representa­ Mrs. Ed Betts, Miss Agnes Dumas, being reflected In the* condition flg- tives in conference -here, it was Icarn- Miss Marie Teague and Miss Sarah Br*s reported. . • _ ed,-practicallydBdded-ttrrtject this Wight. Meadows and pastures are some­ offer. They will make their final an­ what better than the usual condition swer at another conference called for WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT. this time qf the year. Mr. and Mgs. S. Runge announce March 23. Union leaders declared last night the marriage of their daughter, Em­ The continuation of the spring-like Weather of January with no killing that if the New York* Central put the ma Adelc, to Mr. Glen Allen Purdam ro*t.in February has enabled graas- proposed decreases Into effect April of Daytonla, Florida, Sunday, March . , M to make an unusual development 1, without first getting permission 1 8 , 1 0 2 1 . , . **d cattle and stock generally arc get- from the labor board, it would b e'a Violation of the transportation act. MONDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE in good condition, t j CLUB. ‘ . Condition of tneadowe la reported Railroad officials said that the boar<J " eighty-five per cent compared with would be requested Immediately to The* Monday Afternoon Bridge club met with Mrs. Hal Wight at her home •Htnty-two.’per cent a year ago and authorize the reductions. on Park avenue. . jj® Beventy-nlne a ye*r ago. The stock of corn remaining in the Throwing bread away Is to Ignore Nasturtiums were used cfffectively as- decorations. Tho prize for high *nacr»’ cribs on March 1st la 4,800,- the virtue of charity. The State Statistician Who Ought to Know plotkT good when You Purchase from MISS KATHERINE WILKEY. Editor. pnONE 428 HARVEY’S Attention Planters WINTER HAVEN FLORIDA NEW FERTILIZER FACTORY On the fourth day of last October our factory, the largest of its kind in the entire South, wea burned to the ground. Lucidly the acid chambers, laboratory, machine shop, and othar buildings make ing up our immense plhnt were saved. . i In our various Branch Houses throughout the state and warehousea here In Jacksonville we had . stored thousands of tons of our famous IDEAL FERTILIZERS oa customary a t tho beginning af each season. On the very day of the fire a large force of men started to work on a temporary mix­ ing plant which was Soon running night and day. Our trade has thus been served throughout these days of trial, with little delay, . . We appreciate the sympathy and co-operation given us by our many friends, and fcre glad to an­ nounce that work on the new factory 1* now well under* way. It will bo much larger even th .n the old ., factory, and equipped with the vety latest and best devices. ! WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY ! MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS AGRICULTURAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE, FLA. * 1 � 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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' ^ . rrV* • . & :‘ : ' ' ■• j^sVSrrr^s ./ 5 SANFORD CHAUTAUQUA, MARCH 29 TO APRIL 2, INCLUSIVE r ■* 8 PAGES TODAY THE SANFORD HERALD 48 COLUMNS ‘ IN T H E H E A R T QF 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 VOLUMB XIL HUNDREDS OF EDITORS are in the state RUBE ALLYN RELEASED AS GRAND JURY RETURNED NO BD l AGAINST HIM MAKING GRAND TOUR ••V; N U M B E R 30 SAN FORD. FL O R ID A , F R ID A Y . M ARCH 11, 1921 FLORIDA WOMEN CAN VOTE WHEN POLL TAX PAID BUT NO JURY DUTY W ell Known Newspaper Administration Withholds Comment Man Goes Free A fter • On French Affair Months in Jail One Thousand Are Attorney General Bu­ (» 7 TV. A UU* T n t») In Jacksonville Today Business Session WASHINGTON, Mnrch 10.— Ad­ Drowned in China ford Sets Forth His BRADENTOWN, Mar. 10.— Rube o f Newspaper Men ministration officials withheld com­ and Three D ays at Aliyn, popular newspaper man who Steamship W reck Views on Subject Start at S t Augustine has been-in jail here for two montha ment on the French foreign office S t Augustine statement that the French embassy charged with the murder of his nelgh(B r TVi A m m U IU h m l im c QUALIFICATIONS (B r TV. A i m cU U 4 F r»u ) ■ wns negotiating for acceptance of a AMOY, Chinn, March 10. — One ST. AUGUSTINE, March 10.— Bus­ for, Harry L. Higel, on Siesta Key, modified league of nations. The im­ thousand parsons were drowned when January 7th, waa released today upon iness sessions bf the national editor* pression was given.however thnt the the steamship Hong Moh, wrecked otf the failure o f the grand jury to re­ iaiu association convention got under Initiative In nny such development Swatow. March 3rd, according to de­ ARE THE SAMP THAT ALLOWED turn a true bill After its investigation ____ _ _.n n wny- here today, members arriving rested entirely with the French gov­ WOMEN TO VOTE IN LAST tails received here. Tho vessel struck WILL BE _ 1last night from Jacksonville after of the case. ernment nnd in any event the matter . ELECTION a rock, nnd sank Immediately. Few Interest In the ense has been run­ SHORT ! spending three days onroute from had not yet renchcd the stage of nego­ lifebonts aboard, no wireless. Stcnmer . 8 IIOWN CITY Pensacola where they entered the ning high, because of the prominence tiations. <B» T V . I u m Ii M F t w ) wns. Coolie carrier nnd bound from TALLAHASSEE, March 10.— Flor­ Business sessions continue of both Higel nnd Aliyn. It was gen­ I state Singapore for Amoy with twelve hun­ ida women are not qualified as legal JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 10. — A |through * Saturday. erally anticipated thnt Aliyn would WASHINGTON, Mnrch 10.— The dred persons aboard. be held by the grand Jury for trinl, train of a dozen Pullmnns that rolled electors until they hnvo paid their Congressional Record came out todny although opinion was equally divided poll tax, neither aro they eligible for Into the union terminal station Some Argum ent ns n one-sheet dodger. The senate ns to his guilt. The action, o f the proceedings yesterday took just nbout Crisinger Nominated Jury duty within the state until the shortly nfter,0:00 o’clock a. m. WedAbout Colombia • grand jury- come ns n surprise. chnngcs the statute define three hundred words to report. Chap­ Comptroller Currency legislature nwday brought the biggest delega­ Rube was being relcnscd nt 4:00 lain and Senator Lodge were only con­ ing the qualification of a juror, acin the Senate o’clock yesterdny afternoon. His tion of newspaper men and their fam­ u m cording-to an opinion by Attorney tributors nnd confirmation of Teddy (B r TV* AtM tW Ud Pt»M> wife, who stuck loyally by him dur­ ilies thntevcr Invaded Florida in its W ASH INGTON/'M arV’ lO.— D. RJ' General Buford. One paragraph of . (Hr t>- Auccuud Pr*u) Roosevelt, jr., ns assistant secretary WASHINGTON, March 10.— Advo- ing his troubles, met him in * the of the navy wns Ihc only business Crlalnger, attorney nnd banker of ' Buford's opinion rends: history. The party Is composed of Allyn’s friends thronged recorded. members of the Nntional Editorial cates and opponents of. ratification street. Marlon, O., lifelong fritfnd of Pres! - 1 "Effect of nihetoonth amendment * -i—* »»— *1— (nominated fc.— i comptroller ..m .iM ii. . 1upon the atnto of Florida defining the Association and is composed o f ap­ hoped to reach a definite agreement nbout him with congratulations. dent Harding, Unde/ the direction of State’s At­ qualification of electors simply was. to proximately 360 people, onc-third of todny on whether the Colombian trenof currency today by President. ty wil be taken up at the present ex­ torned M. A. McMullen, the grand Sixty-Five Years a climinntc the world male. It is there­ whom ore women. fore my opinion thnt a woman who ia Key W est Teacher, A delegation composed of 23 edi­ tra session of the senate or action de­ jury convened Tuesday nnd summon­ ferred until the special session of con­ more than twenty-one years of ago ed fifteen witnesses to testify to tors and their wives from the New Dies at A ge of 81 nnd under fifty-five years of ngc nnd gress in April. their knowledge of the nfTnir. Whnt England Stntes reached Jacksonville who link not lost n limb in battle must the nature of their testimony was, Wedno&dny morning also to join the KEY WEST, March 10.— Miss MelWASHINGTON, Mar. 10.— Agree­ pay n poll tnx to qualify as n lcgnl has not been revealed, nor has Mc­ main parly which leaves Wednesday w lie Bethel, age eighty-one years, n ment defer action on Columbian elector." Mullen made n statement. night for St. Augustine, where the popular teacher in Key West schools 1 thirty-sixth annunl meeting of the treaty until April session of congress since she was sixteen years of age, association is to be held at the Al- nnd to vote upon treaty on the eighth All Railroads sister of Mrs. li. It. Patterson of this day after congress convenes, renchcd .WASHINGTON, Mar. 10.— Politics cam Hotel. city, nnd the late Judge L. W. Bethel, Plan to Cut W a g es Every officer, from President Will todny by Bennte. n former lieutenant governor of Flor­ nnd education don't mix, P. P. Clnx-1 Wilkie of Grey Engle, Minn., down _ . ida, died at her home here Tuesday ton, federal commissioner of educa­ CHICAGO, March U).— Information arc in the party. George Ilosmeh of I O i l T a n k s D C S lX O y C Q nt |ocn, hl.mi,iunrtcra Qf tho night and was buried nt her home tion, contends. Their nssocitotlon in 1 liradmtnwn, Fin is accompanying tho, J jy j NcW York here Wednesday afternoon following state school systems is bad for both rni|wny depnrtment of tho American visitors. I # ______ • funernl services n,t St. Paul’s Kpisco- he finds, and the sooner they are Kt.(|cr<|tion of Iin,)0f tk.c\nn* that Thirty-eight stntes nrc represented (Dr rr...> permanently, pul church. . . . divorced, ’ the better t virlunlly wvury lnrR0 rn|iroad in tho WASHINGTON, Mar. 10— A com­ with Illinois topping the list for the NEW YORK, Mnr. 10.—Fire brelfc Sill* was born in Nassau, Bjihnmn will ho for education nnd nil thnt iS t.ounlry js prepnring to put wage reMggest state crowd. • (out today in Standard Oil Company plete revision of the burdensome war Islands but Key West had been her' dependent cyi ■ - it. I duetions into effect for all their cm­ Among the few who made the ^plant in Brooklyn nnd four tanks rc- tnx law will be unde/tnken ns one of home for seventy-three years. , " (h,r P‘*,i“ cnl P01-11” ‘lo not difTer,p|oyes, 11. M. Jewell, chairman of tho Floridn tour of thef association 25 ported exploded endangering others, the first major tasks of the specinl i in regard to educational principled or |t-ornmitt*.**, said in discussing praposyears ago in W. R, Hodges of Sleepy I'lnnt covers large nren. •Efforts to session of congress, it nppenred cer­ |practices nny more than they do in eJ m |uction announced b> the PcnnD iv is io n R o a d m a fc te r Eye. Minn., the state thnt hns the draw off oil from other tanks made tain yesterday ns the result of Pres­ ' regard to the Ten Commandments JBy|vnnia ,jla.s • and the moral code," the commission-^ A(J otTjcjn| of tj,e Association of second largest delegation. He wears j when wind seemed blowing flames ident Harding’s, first conference with senate nnd house lenders nnd other the same lmdgc that wns worn by the townrd them, j or snid, in a statement nrguing the ^jjj,j|wny executives, who declined to /Djr The AnsorlateJ P ff» » ) developments. delegates on the 18DC trip. | ----------------------------JASPER, M^r.^0.-Ca"p“ ' W. J > " in‘ - W,8C " " d effective admlnla- Y quotcdi Bnid Mr. Jewell’s stnteIn nccordnncc with the announced Although slightly wenry from 1the Anderson, division rondmnstor of tho of n ■y*U:m of public sehooL ment, “ probably wns true nnd thnt - Vi* policy of Harding, thnt domestic af­ stmin of activities nnd the loss of t o - l,nb' thnt hns ’ 'just growed up, l*«c-|iurm ( flirther Const Line, instnntly killed here to.....* ...... , v ”,......... ” er wage reduction reuucuun announce­ JSL t fairs are of pressing importance In tlay while . I.nt im iif I n u n l u n a n M nv*f»Mt*P . » i sleep, the visitors were up nlmost attempting to bonrd movTopsy, butnow involvrs an nvernge (monlR miRhtbe expected nt nny 1.rB Bj congressional program, it wns learn­ . . expenditure of $25,000,000 n year by u mc/» • ns snon as their train enmo to n stop ing train. ed thnt the President, while not yet cnch state, requires nhility nnd d e -. . ______________ nrd pnured out through the termi­ » j ' 1f having definitely committed himself. nal «tatt«>n where a delegation from votion, be said, nnd should l,c D D A M I M F I V I T * is inclined to believe thnt modifies- C O S T A R I C A the ■lumber of commerce greeted “ wholly separate from and independ- ( £ H i1£ jil 1 tion of tnxrs should proceed n gehn them. D iISS KU AA N N IO S A R M Y ent of partisan politics.k Secretary II. K. K c .l c r ..,,1 .I d .. SITE IN MIAMI HAKES UECOHp eral revision of the tariff. . ; a ______ ! To rench this end, the commission ( f FOR BUILDING A canvass of the senate finance nnd (Br n « iiMdiUJ rnu) |outlined n uniform system which distributed brenkfnst tickets and PRICES the house ways ond menns committee SAN JOSE, Mnr. 10.—-Dcmobilizn- jn,|Rh^ well bo adopted, he snid, in all! directed the visitors to the Mason m iu being mnde in nccordnncc with tion o f, Costa Ricnn nrmy which BtnlPg -pfiig WOuld include a nonand Seminole hotels nnd Howell & :* (B r TV. A i i o c n l M P m m ) President Harding’s wishes to de­ rrossed Pnnnnuin frontier and drove (pnrtisnn, non-professional elected or Jrnks’ nnd Gilrcnth's restaurants MIAMI, Mnr. 10—One million s (nto Ronrd of Education,' .. (Br TV. liucItM r»u l for brenkfnst. dollnrs wns offered for block oecu- termine which shall be the first fnsk forces of thnt country back, ordered n,,,)Ojnf0(| of the new congress, but it is known by government. At 0:30 n. m. they went to th e , "mnde up of men nnd women of nf[ APOPKA, Mnr. 10.—J. C. Stewart .•••". •>. u,v, ------ ------- |pied by Dade county court house chamber of commerce, where head- . ,re <*omc question whether county thnt majorities of both committees fnirs” nnd representing fairly nll |Wns found dond In the, woods yotqurjrt. rs hnd been established, nnd can sell nnd county nttomey instruct­ fnvor first nction on the tnxntion scctions of the state. The seven t0 (ti-nlay afternoon two miles south of nine members would serve seven or here by Henry Goolsby. Mr. Stew* shortly after 10:00 n. m. they were ed todny to drnft legislative net au­ question. Among those who nre nine-year ternis with one term cx-|nrt Was cow-hunting on his horse and escorted to the Clyde Line docks at thorizing such action. Flagler gave known to hold this view nre Scnntors Penrose nnd Lodge, nnd Representa­ piring each year, no member to b o (iPft home early yesterday morning, the foot of Mnrket street, where they block to county in 1896. tives Longworth, Mondell, Bnchnrch, eligible to renppointment In order apparently well. He was about 68 boarded the steamer Osceola for a to bring in new blood- Members would ycarg old, a pioneer citizen and large four hours’ river trip, starting at nt Birmingham, Ain., last Saturday. Trendwny and Good. It Is generally admitted thnt no Executive Secretary Hotaling de­ be non-removnble except for cause cattle owner. 'H e leaves a wife,.«on 10:30. . . and the board would elect its own and several daughters. The coronert Upon the Osccola'a return to her clared that the trip hns far sur­ big reduction In the amount to be MIAMI, Mar. 10.— Lawyers here chairman , and Its members receive a Jury ,composed o f Judge F. S. Wlthdock about 2:30 p. m. tho visitors passed the fondest dreams and Flor­ raised by taxation can be made. The will spend the ’ remainder o f the af­ ida has not only shown thnt khe total will hnve to be close to $4,000,­ nrc trying to'find Borne solution to tho "liberal’’* per diem instead of salary. erby, Dr. C. Carrol, L. John Jackion, f , "Ijirgc salaries," Mr. Claxton said, L. P. Waite, L. W. Stenstron, W. W. ternoon nt their Individual .pleasures still retains her full shore of South­ 000,000 for the next year nt lenst, and problem which is vexing the city of and prepnre for the main event of ern hospitality, but hnd gone out of Vhc present laws, because of the re­ Miami nnd the Carl G. Fisher inter­ “ would tempt members to try and Carpenter and S. Rlmel, returned a the day, which Is to be n banquet the wny to mnkc the visitors fee^ cent shrinkage in profits, will not ests which Invested over $1,000,000 in earn their snlnriea by meddling with verdict o f death caused by heart convert much more than that Into the works on nn island by the causeway executive details properly belonging failure. nt home. at the Mason Hotel at .6:30 p. n». ’ . treasury. But the plan is to modify which it now trnnspirvs belongs to to employes of tho board,” and, ho “ The FloHdn people have certainly According to the arrangements, tho city. .ue *iftiiurs will whi leave on ....their — special ------ treated us royally," he t,(^ lnrcd- the war taxes. added, would attract "men and wo­ the visitors RUBE A L L Y N In accordance with this policy it Is When the causeway wns con­ men of small nbllity" to the jobs. train for the Ancient City around “ They hnve kept us entertained __I • « . spending St A t__ - .Inna C certain thnt the excess profits and structed the state gave the city a quit every mlnnfn minute, Anri nnd tRp the Ofllv only kick kick W we L E A V E S TO R E ­ The bonrd should exercise general midnight, three dnys fhnrp there. ntiawii the petty consumption taxes will be have Is that we are not getting claim deed in the bay bottom land on con^ ro| ovcr a)| state educational InE. F.. Brodle of Oregon City, Ore., SU M E W R IT IN G eliminated. As one substitute n tax whlch the island was later construct- atltutions of every kind except, posvice-president of the association, is enough sleep.” A lle m n w la w lth n llt m n C p llim ? tee - __ l _______f a f ___ a a I I . ^ a . iL a Pensacola, Mr. Hotaling said, out­ on tho net profits of corporations is ed. Afterwards, without cancelling albly, universities or colleges,. the tipped for next president to succeed (> 7 TV. Sa t S i U I B u m ) being given consideration. The pro­ the city’s deed, the state govq Fisher commissioner holds. Its functions • BRADENTOWN, Mar. 10— Rube Mr. Wilkie, while the latest dope on did herself ' t i f 1 making everything the vice-presidency is that J. C. plcdhant, and- the other points be­ posals call for from n 10 to 20 per n warranty deed to the bay bottom should be "wholly legislative,” how­ Aliyn, after spending sixty-one dayi land and he constructed the Island ever, nnd Its members undertake ex­ in Jail here charged with the murder Blimblecom o f ’ Newton, Moss., a tween there and Jacksonville were cent levy. wide awake and staged lavish and built an electric power plant, ecutive work only In specific cases as­ o f Harry Higel and released yester­ member of tho executive committee, cold storage plant, j^ je e t car barna signed by the board. An elected or day, left by auto for Tampa thla nffaire. will be elected to thla jfbat. Tee Hee, H a, Ha, Marianna, the visitors declared, and steamship appointed commissioner should be the morning en route to St. Petersburf The present offleersare: Will and Then Some In accordancedocks. proved nn exception, and n dinner with the terms of the executive officer and secretary o f the to resumo charge o f his magAslne, Wilkie, Grey Eagle, Minn., president; that the women prepared will long deed the city holds It can not lease board, his selection and appointment the Florida Fisherman. E- E. Brodle, Oregon City, Ore., vice­ . (B r TV. Am ~ U U 4 B m m ) be remembered. Marianna had or sell the land which muat be used by the non-partisan board Itself be­ president; George Schlotser, W el­ MIAMI, March 10.—A masked rob­ ing desirable In Mr. Claxton’s Judg­ Reports From Russia lington Springs, S. D., corresponding plenty of music, with the home hand ber early todny at the point of a pis for municipal purposes. , mtni. ment. a A weu-»cicvw.-u well-selected ami and »uc<|u.w adequate Decretory; II. C. Hotaling, St- Paul, and a circus band In action. tol- forced the clerk* in a local hotel • Fisher la known aa the A re Conflicting R e­ Jacksonville la the biggest city to give up the safe key*. The robber Lite king. He also U the builder of gtaff fqr the commlaaloner’a 6fflce Minn., executive and head secretary, the Indianapolis'Motor Speedway an diwouid a]go be required and the reand W. W. Aikcna, Franklin, Ind., visited since’ the party left Birming­ escaped with two hundred cash. garding Revolution ham, and will afford the visitors op­ has invested millions on the heach1Bponafi,ie department of education treasurer. . i (Br TV* A*MdtU« Fmii On the executive committee are: portunities that they were eager to here. . thus set’ up become the leader In all Panama Refuses . educational matters. | LONDON, Mifr.-10.— Reports from 0. L. Caswell, Denison, la.; George take advantage of. To Accept Terms RECEIVED IN The Florida tour will carry the “ It is neither safe nor good that Russia regarding revolution against W Marble, Fort Scott, Kan,; W al­ the lender he wenk or blind,” Mr. soviet regime obscure and conflicting. lace Odell, Tarrytown, N. Y.; J- C. newspaper men and their wives to SACRED COLLEGE Claxton said. “ Where there Is no One Helsingfors dispatch states Rus(B r TV. Ai.*cU l*4 r » M ' mimDiecom, Newton, newum, Mass.; -Frank — nearly every part of the state an Brimblecom, WASHINGTON, Mar. 10.— Panama Henderson, Little Rock, Ark., and wJ11 officially end at Miami, where vision, the people perish; where there slan agency there issued statement refused to accept White award as n IL U. Bailey, Princeton, HI- ‘ (they nrc scheduled to arrive on ROME,BMmr. ^O^Cardlnal Daugh­ is wenkneaa in place of strength there that the fate of Pctrograd still in basis of pence with.Costa Rica. The Florida tour 1» the second. a>4 Mnrth From there many lUriUU \ u u i *** — m • ••• •25th. *»»►••• — • i n will erty o f Philadelphia, and two others, can be only stagnation and death balance and denying revolutionary since the association wan .formed, K<) Cuba, while others will reIf you drop a fork a man visitor formally -received today In sacred where there should b o ' progress and troopa occupying three-quarters o f and began officially at Pensacola ’ to Jacksonville and thence to life ” * " • city. _ . college at Vatican. V will come. • last Monday. The trip really started ^hclr homes. • ' •. ‘ . . ..*• • .. — rSftP RBIi - -T •’ • m . IN SANFORD SOON EDUCATION. AND POLITICS DON’T MIX— CLAXTON REVISION OF WAR TAX LAWS TO BE STARTED SOON J Killed at Jasper ONE MILLION OFFERED FOR COURT HOUSE CATTLE MAN FOUND DEAD MIAMI IN QUANDRY OVER FISHER ISLE, TITLES NOT CLEAR .3 �RD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1921 CHAM BER OF COMMERCE N otes o f This Busy Trade Body in the City o f Sanford THRBB MORE POSTS ON TUB HARDING CABINET •DEFINITELY ANNOUNCED _, O r T)m i w riUUi F rau ) •MARION, 0., March 2.— PresidcijtEloct Harding late today definitely announced the appointment o f Will Hays of Indiana to be Postmaster General in his cabinet, Andrew Mel­ lon o f Pennsylvania to be Secretary of the Treasury and Senator A. B. Fall o f Now Mexico to bo Secretary o f tho Interior. This leaves only the post o f Secretary of Labor not defi­ nitely filled. James J. Davis, of Pittsubrg, has been mentioned for tho Labor port­ folio, but his appointment has not yet been announced. In response to re­ ports thnt Col. Geo. W. Harvey has been offered and had accepted the post as ambassador to Great Britain, Mr. Hnrding reiterated thnt no defi­ nite appointments would be announc­ ed until two weeks after his inaugur­ ation. The publicity committee o f the as a nucicaus for tho organisation of Chamber o f Commerce will meet this the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, evening, together with special com- At one o f the earlier meetings o f tho mittee appointed by President Ball to Chamber of Commcrco it was decided arrange the details for the visit of to retain these members until the old the National Editorial Association on Board o f 'irndc dues had expired. A March 22d. great many had paid up to and includMembers o f the Women’s Club have ing January 1st. It was then decided assured the Chamber of Commerce of to endeavor to obtain a continued cotheir co-operation in assisting to raise operation in the new organization. Sanford’s quota of $500. The secretary has written letters to • ■■ |each of these members, advising thnt The Sanford Chamber o f Commerce their membership hnd expired in the has called the attention o f the AtBoard of Trade and requested lantic Coast Line officials to the con- them to remit for their dues In the ditions o f the passenger station and Chnmbor of Commerce. There have grounds in Sanford. Reply hns been been but few responses to this rcrccelvcd, advising these conditionsf quest Tho secretary makes this pubwill be remedied at once. There is He request to those members who hove no reason why. Sanford should not nqt pnld their dues in tho new organhave ns well-kept and clean a station i*ntlon to forward their check, to­ Fall May Not Accept Poat. ns can bo found in towns o f larger gether . with the formal application SANTA FE, N. M., March 2.— That population. cnrd» at onc*« United States Senator Albert Fall of New Mexico may not accept the post There are mighty few men in San­ of Secretary o f the Interior and may While it is true thnt in the majority o f towns in the United States the pas­ ford who honestly can't afford to con­ serve out his term in the Senate, was senger stations are located in possibly tribute, dally, seven centa-rfl 1-2 post­ declared today by'\Attorney Mark B. the worst section of tho city nnd na­ age stamps— to advnnce the business Thompson, o f L is Cruces, a close turally impress the traveler most un­ —civic, educational, health and other friend o f Senator'Fall. favorably on his first visit, this is not Interests of their city. Two dollars tho case in Sanford. There are nmplc n month out o f n man’s income is a Friends Say No Basis for Statement. grounds for the planting o f a pnrk at ilghty small price to pay for the bene­ WASHINGTON, Mnrch 2.— Senator small expense and this organization fits; these can not bo escaped and no Fall o f New Mexico declined today to intends thnt this shnll bo done. Per­ one is a man who will share these discuss tHc statement of Attorney haps one o f the ugliest spots in town benefits without doing his part. Mark B. Thompson, at Santa Fc, that at present is that portion in the im­ tho senntor might not accept the post mediate vicinity of tho stptlon. Claxton Against Any of secretary o f the interior, but sen­ The government proposes building five $2,500,000 hospitals in different sections o f the United States for the care o f disabled war veterans. The secretary has already started the offi­ cial wheels in motion to locate one of these hospitals in Sanford. There is nothing too big for your own'town and if this organization is successful in broadening the minds o f its mem­ bership to think in big figures it will be comparatively easier to get them working on big projects. "Nothing attempted, nothing gain­ ed," is ns true of the city as o f the individual. Corporal Punishment of School Children ators and others in his confidence said there was no basis for tho sacmen. orrctcm-"Weirsod ssceabA -Probably the ocean is treacherous WASHINGTON, Mnrch .1.— Corpor­ because it is full of craft. al punishmont o f school children is "likely to indicate weakness in the teacher,” P. P. Claxton, federal com­ missioner o f education, snid today in FOR SALE— Cussnvn cuttings for a statement promptde by a report he seed; G5c per 100; $5 per 1,000. Will hns received of severe punishments ship by express if cash accompanies in some schools. One report told o f , order. Jns. Warner, Winter Haven, a 14-ycar-old boy having received 1001 Fin. 29-2tc Inshcs. ‘ Pepper plants, $1.50 per FOR SALE "Any person competent to tench 1000.— Mra. McDougnll, Celery nvennd mnnnge a school can maintain ic. 29-2tc discipline without corporal punish­ ment," the statement said. “ Educa­ WANTED TO BUY— New self-stnrt There arc a number of members of tion nnd discipline have no use for ’ ing Ford. Must be n bargnin for the cash.— Cates Crate Co. 29-tfc the old Board of Trade who were used such methods." CHICAGO BUSINESS MAN KILLED BY WEALTHY ST. LOUIS * DIVORCEE. Mrs. Isabel CHICAGO, March In C. Orthwcin yesterday shot and. --------- WHILE YOU WAIT killed Herbert Zciglcr, manager of the Goodycltr Tire & Rubber Com­ Why spin your motor to get it to start? pany here, in her apartment, in the Do you use Dry Cells to start your mofashionablo Gold Coast residence sec­ tion. Zeigler leaves a wife and a 16-ycarDo you have to jack up a rear wheel in old daughter. the morning to get your motor to start? Mrs. Orthwein told police Zeigler hnd been keeping conipnny wjth her Do you lose your temper when you since she divorced her husband, a crank your car? * wealthy resident o f St. Louis, six months ago. Her former husband is . Are your lights dim and poor? n stockholder in the St. Louis Ameri­ can League Baseball Club and an oil The reason for the above is because promoter. your magneto is weak and run down. Mra. Orthwcin said that the trouble started when Zeigler broke an engage­ ment to take her to dinner Monday night. s' “ He told me theri wan a meeting of tho stockholders o f tho Goodyear company Monday night and that he couldn't take mo to dinner,” she said. “ He brought out a friend of his who gave his nnmc ns D. 0 . Parsons Magneto recharging outfit and you can to take me out Monday night and I went with him," sho continued. Par­ overcome all o f the above trouble by hav­ sons, according to the woman’s story, ing your magneto recharged. We do not took her to a cafe. . "I Baw Zeigler there with two oth­ have to tear your motor down but do this er women," sho said. "An argument while you wait. Guaranteed for one year. started and several bottles were thrown between tables.” Mrs. Orthwein said she finally told Zciglcr not to come to sco hro again. Early Tuesdny, she said, Zciglcr tried to gain admittance to her npartmeht through the bnck door. The door S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A hns n burglar proof lock and he was Cor. Sanford Ave & First St. Phone 66 unnblc to get in. Zciglcr then went to the front door. "I told him, if you come in I’ll shoot," slp^-said, "and then I ran into When the police arrived they foot the bedroom and locked my door. He man was shot three times and died » tho. woman weeping over the lifeka kept {>n pounding on the door and I instantly. Mrs. Orfhwcin while going to the body of the man. t warned him again that I would shoot 1 door knocked the telephone in the him but he did not leave." "Millions Now Living Will Her* apartment from its stand. The re­ Mrs. Orthwein said at last she be­ came so frightened that she took a ceiver fell from the hook and central Die," Hear this free Bible ltctou revolver and went to the front door, heard the shots. She notfiicd police Star theatre, Sunday, 7:30 p; m. A) * scats free. No collection. 1 ltd? threw jt open nnd shot Zeigler. The who hurried to the apartment. We have Installed an PITTS & WELLS T A T E have just completed our office, and are now Open for Business. * ’ If you have any property that you w ant to sell, or if you are looking for a hom e, either city or country property, w e invite you to call at our office, where w e will be pleased to serve you at any time to the best of our ability. W e are equipped to handle any proposition no matter how large or how small, so bring us your wants and let us help you solve them . W h en you call on us it does not obligate you in any -way, so don t forget r 1 • r * L ............................................. .. •! 1 A �mIII 1 o �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1921 THESANFORD HERALD X , J. HOLLY .................... PreiWl.it m d EdiUr 8 , 7. I.n.T.AK D............. S K n lir y u d t n u u n i 8 . A. HEEL.................... ........... 0 ,n « r t l M iD i|«r Polllih*d E»*r7 rrld »r Vj ’ THE HERALD(Igrorp«r*t*d) PRINTING COMPANY BOBSCHlrTIOK PRICE IN ADVANCE! ONE TEAR.......................................... . SIX MONTHS ......... ............................ I ts THREE MONTHS......................................71 E »t«r,d » i Second C l m Mail MatUr Au*u»« SJ, lit * , at tba Pott Offlca at Stalord. Florida. Vadtr Act of March t , 1175, Office: HERALD BUILDINO. Phono M l f-orriirn AHvertlatitK R c p ic ir n la llv i Tl 4EAMERICAN l'RKS5 ASSOCIATION Caswell Laddie Boy is among the new members o f Harding’s cabinet Yah,- yah, Orlando Sentinel and ■Reporter-Star, With nil your tour, ista you have no yachts tied up at your wharf on Lake Luccme, have you t Well, we are simply putting it over and all the pessimists and all the croakers In the world can not stop us from going forward. This city will have more building this Bummer than anyone can predict. Sanford should get away from the cliquo and clan business and pull to­ gether for a greater Sanford and re­ gardless of whether you llk^ n man or not stand by him when he is do­ ing something for Snnford. -------------o-----------The Sanford bnnd should he en­ couraged and assisted in qvery wny and if possible n fund should be raised for their maintenance. There is nothing quite so good as n city bnnd and Sanford hns n good one at the present time, Let everyone help them. , ---- °---- George Hosmer of the Brndentown Journal hns risen rapidly since he started campaigning for the funds for the National Editorial Association. Several weeks ago he was secretary o f the Florida Press Association, ac­ cording to one of the state pnpers, and in the last edition of the Jnck‘ sonville Timcs-Union he was presi­ dent of the association. This is fast work even for George. . ------------ o-----------Stranger here yesterday said that Sanford had the finest local ion for a real business and tourist city in the state and he did not see why there were not twenty-five thousand people here. He has nothing on us. He just said that once, yesterday. We have said it three million times in the past fourteen years—and we say it again just for good measure. ------------ o------------The people of Sunford should turn out on masse to greet the 500 news­ paper editors who will he here on the 22d. It costs *60,000 for Florida to entertain them nnd Sanford’s share of this amount is hut $500 and wc have them here for two hours or more, during which time they will he taken over the city nnd the farms nnd Sanford will receive some good advertising. From this 600 editors Snhford will have 600 friends in the future and Sanford will receive *5000 worth of advertising. k ------------ o-----------The committee on sites for the Southern College is meeting in Tampa todny. There are several sites offered hut unless sufficient money is guaranteed to insure better build­ ings nnd many of them it is hardly possible that the Methodists will leave Sutherland nnd nil thnt the present site contains for something new and unknown. Sutherland may be n lonesome spot hut it is a most beautiful one nnd to our notion is ideal for a college. There is 6omo fine residence prop­ erty in this city in some of the best sections of tho city thnt should he built up now. Sanford needs so mnny houses to take care of the people that want to live hferc thnt it seems some of the folks who own these vnennt lots would cither build on them or sell to Bomoone who would build on the lots. Building material has dropped and the price o f labor Is down and now is the time to build. If something would hnppcn to start u J the building boom In Sanford now " the whole city would benefit thereby. Tho appointment of Hnyes to the President Harding will ask fo r a position of Postmaster General seems revision of tho taxes and expects to to us like Hnnling is trying to Hayes cut out much o f the foolishness in Burleson. regard to war tax and excess profits and a lot of the rot thnt hits the poor The people with the big pleasure man nnd lots the rich man get by yachts arc coming to Sanford - now. with tho Liberty bonds and other With n decent pier nnd boat basin non-nssessible property. If Presi­ they will come here by the hundreds. dent Harding goes after this result -------------o------------he will cam the everlasting gratitude With the prices of building mater­ of the people of America. This war ials falling and the price o f labor tax and income .tax that taxes tho coming down wc should build at least poor man out o f what llttlo bit he n million dollars worth of new build­ mny have is tho biggest farce that ings here this summer. was ever arranged by mny govern­ -------------o------------ ment. Tho war tax on many com­ ’ Thnt good old Florida sun is mnk- modities is a joke and tho govern­ nig us all feci like fishing time is ment is not profiting by nny o f it and hero and as soon us the busy season it only becomes n burden and a is over it will he us for the Econlock- nuisanco to the buying public and is hatchee and those big ones. tho enuse for much buying o f certain -------------D.-----------articles to stop altogether. That big tourist hotel must be -------------o------------built, that golf links must he built, This enmpaign each year for mon­ that Rod and Gun Olub and boat bas­ ey to help tho Armenians Is all right. in must be built, at least 200 more They need help all right but whnt homes must be built—well, figure it Americans should do is demand that up yourself. Won’ t it lie a million? our government and,every other civil­ -------------o------------ized government in the world, shall There arc so many soul savers in tell Turkey pnd Russia and any other Floridn in the winter time. Why don’ t country that is despoiling the A r­ they look after our souls in the sum­ menians shall desist or take the con­ mer ns well? Of course we under­ sequences. Wc cannot see thnt wc stand that they do not come down in nre getting anywhere in sending mon­ the’ winter on account of the cold cli­ ey to Armenia where most df it falls mate in the north. into the hands o f the Turks furnish­ ing them with more ammunition to The Hotel men will meet in Orlan­ slaughter more Armenians. Whnt do in April and they will take a trip Armenia needs is protection nnd with to Palm Springs .umong other pleas­ protection Armenia will not need ures. It is a cinch that when thoy cither our food or our money. One of see Palm Springs they will want to tho great ideas o f the late world war build n hotel there at once. was to soak Turkey but we have fail­ ed fh that pnrt of the Job about ns Under the stimulous of prizes offer­ badly ns wc failed in other parts of ed by the Sanford Chamber o f Com­ it. merce, high school students of the celery city nre appreciating the diffi­ BULLY FOR THE CARPENTERS culties of the newspaper man in dig­ ging for dope on “ What is a City In this issue of the Daily Herald is Substantial"—Orlando Reportcr-Stnr. the announcement that the Union ----------- -o-----------Carpenters of Sanford have voluntar­ Beginning with todny an Associal- ily reduced Jhoir wages from HO cents od Press Bureau will he established per hour to 05 cents per hpur, Die at Jacksonville under the charge of same to take effect on April first. an experienced corps of writers and This is a step in the right direction a state news service will be supplied and now with the Wages coming to Florida papers that arc members down and the prices of building ma­ of the Associated Press. The readers terial coming down the building oper­ of the Daily Herald will get the bene­ ations in Snnford should tnke a new fit of this new and greatly improved start and all of those houses that state news bureau. have been waiting for lower costs The Florida Automobile. Association meets at Cocoa tomorrow and a large erbwd is expected to attend. As­ sociations of automobile dealers and associations of all kinds will get re­ sults by being associations nnd stand­ ing up for their rights at all times. We need more associations in the state of Florida to build it up along the right lines. — ---------o------------Now that President Harding ins taken his seat we enn all feel much i.s he does—thnt we enn settle down to something definite. A presidential election always unsettles the country, the result goes farther toward unset­ tling it and when the new president takes his sent it mentis that some­ thing will start at on ce^ ln t the peo­ ple feeling like it is all over take up the burden anew, that new policies will take the place of the old usually with better results and that a better feeling predominates all classes of business. Let's go. ------------ o ------ ,----That newsboy on the Orlando Sen­ tinel who fell heir to a large fortune at Bar Harbor evidently must have dreamed that he fell o ff the bar and probably harbored no ill feelings against th6 bur keeper since nil of the former bar keepers have gone into other lines of business thnt are not so "confining." Word comes from Ilnr Harbor that none of the money from that city has been nllowed to trickle down into Florida nnd it looks like the Sentinel newsboy will he compell­ ed to go on working for *50 u week as formerly. Sanford will ‘entertain 500 newspa­ per editors about the 22nd of this month. It is true they will only be here for a few hours hut that will be time enough to show them something of our city nnd country nnd we should put on our best bill nnd tucker nnd give them a good time. Wc want 125 cars to bring them from Orlando here, wc want *500 to pay our part o f thu general fund subscribed by the state, we want everyone in the city to give what they can in money nnd time.nnd their cars and SANFORD W ILL GET THOUSANDS' OF DOLLARS WORTH OF ADVERTISING OUT (lion county comes out in n OF IT. Piiyll stroriR calling ,upon the trorip statement i The time for shooting quail, par­ balance of the South Florida coun­ ties to demand reapportionment of tridge, and several other kinds of tho Btatc, or state division. Wo nre game, expired with the first of the with Pinellas county. Thnt is the month. Better not shoot any contrary right spirit. We have dallied with to law'. Charlie Carter, ex-chief of this question too long nnd at this police for Orlnndo, is game warden session o f the legislature It should be fur the county nnd he is an old hand settled or tho state should bo divided. nt catching law breakers.— Orlando Wc would much rather have appor­ Sentinel. Why is it that Seiiiinole county has tionment and the old state held to­ no game warden? If other counties gether on account o f the old asso­ can have them it seems that .Seminole ciations and traditions but (f It comes should get busy for we learn that to a parting o f the ways let the evil people are going to tho woods every fall on the heads o f those who have day with guns. responsible for this delay, ‘ EAST SANFORD MAKES IT A POINT TO TELL OTHERS Rev. Dr. Walker, Mrs. Walker and Miss Goodyear were here Sundny. Dr. Walker preached us a fine ser­ mon. Mrs. Walker played the accom­ paniment for' Miss Goodyear, who snng a solo in a beautiful, sweet vpice that*chnrmed her henrers. Wc hope to have tho pleasure of a visit from them all again soon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ferguson of Rich­ mond avenue had as their guest last week Mr. Fedguson’s uncle of Char­ lotte, N. C. S. T. Beaton of Wny Cross, Ga., accompanied by his daughter and sonin-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence DeWitt and little daughter, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. McDongaf last week, the party went to Orlando to vlr.it before returning home. Ingram Guerry Is in Palm Beach to see the Seminole Indian sun dance nnd will go to Pahakee to visit his uncle nnd aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mor­ ris nnd family before joining his ship. Kathleen Long o f Richmond nvenue was little Miss Martha Felts' guest on Union street from Friday until Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stonoff'n infant son has been very ill fo r tho past week, at the Fcrnald-Laughton hos­ pital. , R. C. Long, A. B. Cameron and Argel Cameron were on a fishing trip to Econlockhatchee creek a couple of of dnys the past week. Have not hrnrd the fish story yet. II. H. Chappie is driving n new Ford touring car nnd John Peters of Richmond nvenue a Ford truck. ME Peters worked at the Ford plant Sev­ ern! yenrs before coming here two years ago. Mrs. Willinm Wood o f , Geneva Ferry has.three incubators going, hatching chickens to order again this spring. ’ The weather man sent some fine spring showers Wednesday on the pepper, tomato nnd egg plant fields newly set out. The up-lands were getting pretty dry. The Holly Dancing School is very popular with East End folks, both young folks and some not so young are learning tho new steps. Annie, Harry and Okie Weeks cni -mined a jolly crowd at a dancing pnrty nt their home on Cameron ave­ nue Friday evening. A party of friends walked in on Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Sunday eve­ ning with such a good supper, n be­ lated birthday surprise for Mrs. Ells­ worth. The lady who brought the cake remarked she "couldn’t find candles enough and anyway if she could have done so it would look like a torch light procession." The very idea. Mrs. Ellsworth was the happy recipient of some attractive gifts. Everybody come again, please. There are some lovely flower gar­ dens on the wny to town. Among them Miss Annie Hawkins, Mrs. L. B. Brumlcy, Mrs. Aylett Fitts and John Bussells nre the most attractive. Mr.. Russell has a large rose garden newly set out. ^ REDUCED PRICK STARKE RESIDENT SAYS TANLAC RESTORED HIM OVER A WE HAVE REDUCED TIIE PluC» YEAR AGO— STILL ' --------- ON-------- FINE “ Ever since Tanlac set me right over a yonr ago I’ve mndc it a point to recommend it every time I get a chance," snid George Parrish, wellknown farmer residing at Starke, Fla. "A t the time I began taking Tanlac I had been troubled with indi­ gestion for sevorat years, and at times I Buffered from terrible attacks of acute indigcatlon. My appetite was very poor, I juat could not enjoy my meals and my stomach was In such a bad condition I was actually afraid to cat at times because of the suffering I knew bo well would fol­ low. . If I ventured to cat) anything greasy or rich I just suffered agony. Gas would form on my stomach and bloat mo up tight as a drum, and I could get no relief for hours. "From time to time I had tried various medicines and a number o f special treatments, but nothing seem­ ed to reach my case. -Finally, while in Macon, Ga., I came across Tanlac and took several bottles home With me. Well, It was Just,what I had been needing nnd four bottles put me In first-clnss condition, got me to where I could, eat like a wolf and feel fine afterward. I am still In the best of henlth, but I always keep a bottle of Tnnlnc in the house just to keep on safe side." , Tanlac is sold nt the Union Phnrmney, Snnford, Fla. . A SAFE TEST For those who nre in need o f n remedy for kidney trouble and back^ ache, it is a good plan to try Doan’s Kidney PRIh. They nre strongly recommended by Snnford people. Ask your neighbor. Mrs. J. Mcisch, 600 First street, Sanford, says! "The experience I hod with Doan's Kidney Pills wnrrnnts me In rccbmmondlng them highly. They are a fine remedy for kidney trouble nnd if UBed properly will surely do good work. I had just recovered from an attack of the grip when my kid­ neys began to bother me nnd my back pained intensely. Rending an advertisement pf Donn's Kidney Pills, I began to take them. I was very much pleased with the results." Hasn't Suffered Since The above statement was given May 21, 1914, nnd oh March 19, 1918, Mrs. Mcisch said, "I have had no need for Doan's Kidney Pills since endorsing them in |914. The good they did mo hns proven Insting.’’ Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply, ask for a kidney remedy— get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same thnt Mrs. Mcisch had. Fostcr-Mllburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Patton’s Sun-Proof Paint WHITE and COLORS Paint,„W alI Paper and Kalsomine Is our Line of Business OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT SA N F O R D PAIN T & W A L L P A P E R STORE Phone 303 WELAKA BLOCK P U N C TU R lp PROOF TU B ES, Guaranteed R IN E S ’ FILLING ST A T IO N - 105 P A L M E T T O AVE. Sanford Furniture Hospital Warships vs. Airships. Have y ou r old dressers rebuilt Brisbane figures out that the cost into D ressing tables. of one warship would pay for 20,000 dynamite enrrying airplanes. Twenty Furniture repaired and refinish­ thousand dynamite enrrying airplanes ed. Brass beds refinished. could protect the American const W m . E. Connor • against any coming of enemy ships. Why not build the airplanes and dis­ Phone 219 11G Laurel Ave. pense with the navy altogether? — M inmiMetropolia^^ TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE— A good, barred-rock should he started at once. The car­ rooster. Mrs. G. T. Bnllingcr, penters are to he commended for their box 241, Route A. 30-3tp action. It shows that they are wil­ FOR SALE— Livingston Globe to­ ling to take their losses also along mato plants.— H. H. Chappell. with the business men ami with the 30-1 tp falling prices thu wages fall and it starts all of us o ff with the new idea LADY OR gf ^ t l k m a n ~ a g e n t of bringing everything down to the Wanted in the city of Snnford to pre-war levels. The sooner the work­ sell the genuine J. It. Watkins Medi­ ing men bring down the price of cines, Spices, Extracts, Toilet Pre­ wages the sooner.the manufacturers parations, etc. All or spare time. A can bring down the price of all goods wonderful opportunity to get into and materials and it will not be long business for yourself. Wrjte todny until a dollar will buy a dollar's worth for fret pnrtieulnrs nnd snmplc.—J. of merchandise as it formerly did and R. Watkins Co., 62, Memphis, Tenn. when that time comes we will all gut 30-1 tp off that inflation from our thoughts FOR SALE— 0-room house. Reason­ that hns brought us so much hard­ able ami terms. N. H. Garner. ships in tile four years past. :io-:ii-tc The Herald wishes to thnnk and to FOR SALE—A few choice building commend the Union Carpenters of tots. Real bargains.— N. H. Garn­ Snnford for their volunteering to er. 30-31-tc start the prices downward. We said FOR SALE— Duroc pigs, H weeks thoy would do it nnd they have made old. Big type. See Nick ZcrnovEven the still worm will turn,— good. Now let everybody start build­ inn, Benrdnll Ave. 30-4tp ing and let these men who have acted Washington Post. fair and square about this question sec that their good work is appreciat­ ed. Eking Out Their Meager Salaries More than a third of the 435 mem­ bers of the house of representatives at Washington have one or more relatives on the house pay •roll as their own clerks, stenographers or secretaries.’ Many o f these relatives actually perform no service at all nnd some do not even live in Washington nnd have never been there —Tallahas­ see Democrat. P A IN T DON’T FORGET OUR PRICES " 30x3 tubes, gray. $1.90 All other sizes 30x &/>, to 37x5 gray 2.25 36x6 Cord guaran­ teed 10,000 miles, at the special price of, each #90.00 Frank Akers T iR E C O M PAN Y Next Door to Fire Stn(ion. F ord son F O R th irty-five years H enry Ford, a fa rm er’s boy, has been w ork ing on the problem o f a su ccessfu l tractor fo r the farm and fo r the past fou r­ teen years has devoted m uch tim e and a vast am ount o f m oney to the de­ velopm ent o f the present Fordson T ra ctor. Today that Tractor1 is in use on nearly 200,000 farm s and If you have any doubt as to the satisfaction It g iv es to those w ho are using it, call in and get the booklet, ju s t issued by the Ford M otor Com pany, nnd called “ T h e Fordson nt W ork” and read the testim ony w hich is there given by the multitude o f ow ners o f Fordson T ra ctors. N o evidence can be m ore conclusive than that o f the man w ho actually know s by personal experience and this is the line o f testim ony ca r­ ried in this little booklet. There is no cost for this booklet. I f you cannot call for it, w rite, drop us a postal, nnd w e will mail it to you w ithout charge. It is so valuable you ou gh t to have it because it is the open d oor through w hich the farm er will pass from the hard w orking d ru d go to the com para­ tive co m fo rt o f the m anufacturer. T h e Fordson m akes it possible fo r the fa rm er to plan nnd direct, while the mnehine will do the w ork. It presents the widest latitude fo r the farm er to exercise his brain power and plan how he cun g et the most- from the soil, know ing that the T ractor will do the hard work, do it belter, d o it quicker, and therefore do it m ore profitably. T h is m eans not alone in the cultivation o f the soil, in the harvesting o f the crop s, but in a hundred nnd one d iffe re n t demands that are m ade f o r labor, cu ttin g o f ensilage and the filin g o f the silo cutting o f w ood ; operation o f the w ashing m achine in the ligh tin g o f the house w ith e le ctricity ; supply­ ing the house with running w ater; bringing to the farm er’s w ife and daughters the conveniences o f the city , relieving them o f much o f the hard, unpleasant part o f housework. E dw ard H iggins FO RD DEALER �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1921 Call at GATES CRATE CO., The Big Feed Store, for weekly wholesale price list on Feed and Save Fifty to Seventy Five cents per Sack. PH O N E 181 J U S T T R Y US MILLERS’ PURCHASE PROPERTY HAVE DARK HAIR UPSALA AND -W ILL IMPROVE APARTMENT AND LOOK YOUNG GRAPEVILLE pOUSE AND BUILD SOME MORE T. J. and F. L . M ille r B u y OVIEDO NOTES Warman A p a r tm e n t H ou se Amonp the many sales o f property rtccnled this week so far is that of the purchase of the Warmen apart­ ments at the comer o f Second streot «nd P alm etto avenue by T. J. Miller £ Son. This property is one of the fcst loca tion s in the city and for many years was owned by tho late T. J.'Check, who afterward sold It to the late W. A. Warman and at his death the estate dccii|ed to sell it end T. J. Miller & Son.,were tho first bidders in the field and purchased It before any other otner buyers Buyers could couia get hold of It. Mr. Miller will plapc this Bom ai * 111, property, which is a tWo-story brick building of four apartments, in firstclass shape and will also use tho west end of the lots for his undertaking parlors, erecting n suitable building thereon for the chapel and garage. This property ulso consists of 100 feet on Palmetto nvenuc of vacant lot thnt is very valuable for building p u r p o s e s und the Millers will event­ ually build business property along this front. Aside from this deal T. J. Miller £ Son are tearing out the balconies ami the sloping floor of the old Immerial theatre building and making the floor level with the street and will make an entirely new front on Magnolia avenue and occupy this fine building for their furniture store afler May 1st. They recently Bold their building on the corner o f First street and Par^ a\‘enue and will give up this stand on May 1st at which time it it.understood the new owners o f this building will tear it down and build a four ‘ ton building thereon. The*- or.- only a few of the many chanp-t taking place in Sanford or contemplated and shows thnt this city is growing by lenps and hounds but growing substantially and has no building luium or bubble to burst but. a steady-improvement that will make Sanford the lending city in this sec. tkm in a few years. SALTS FINE FOR ACHING KIDNEYS UK EAT too much meat CLOGS KIDNEYS, THEN which th e back hurts Most folks forget thnt the kidneys, likr the bowels, get* sluggish nnd clogged and need a flushing occasionally, <-l«e we have backache nnd dull nii-cry in the kidney region, severe ht-aii.i- brs, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness und all ‘ arts of bladder disorders. simply must keep your kid­ neys active nnd clean, nnd the moment you feel an ache or pain in the kidney region, get about four ^ounces of Jnd Snits from any good drug store here, take a tnblcspoonful ln a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys*will then act fine. This famous salts Is made from the .acid o f grapes and lemon juice, combined with llthin, nnd is harmless to flush clogged kidneys >nd stimulate them to normnl activ­ ity it also neutralizes the acids in the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive; makes n delightful effervescent lithia-water drink which everybody should tnko now nnd then to keep their kidneys clean, thus avoiding serious complications. A well-known local druggist saya he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe in overcoming kidney trouble *hile it is only trouble. Oil, HORRORS Prohibition fanatics who are horrificd because Andrew Mellon of Pennsylvania js being talked of fo r n high place should look In the Look. They will find that George " ashington was a distiller.—TimesUnion. Mrs. J. B. Jones and Mrs. O. G. Wolcott spent Thursday in Orlando. Mrs. Parker and three children of Ft. Drum, Fla., spent the week end with Mrs. C. S. Lee at Lake Charm. Alton Purnell, of Sanford, spent several days at home with his parenta, Mr. and Mrs. E.- A. Fnrncll this week. Mrs. Brown left last week for her home in Georgia ufler several weeks virit to her mother, Mrs. A. P. Farnell and her brother, E. A. Farnell. Mrs. 0 . P. Swope and children were Sanford visitors Tuesday afternoon. The several road meetings held in this section of Seminole county Re­ sulted in ike decision of the property owners to build hnrd roads to connect ,,B‘ “ ‘ “ “ uo lu Seminole loads with Orange county roads and also to connect with the In­ dian river road and hard surface, n portion of the bridge end road. ’ .This will certainly be a great benefit to Seminole, county in general and espec­ ially to Oviedo, Chuiuotn and Geneva. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norris left Tuesday for their homo at GrriMisAla., after a visit of several weeks to their cistcr, Mrs. L. R. Mitchell. Thos. Brown of Philadelphia, and his dnughter, Miss Alice Biown, are spending .several weeks with his sis­ ter, Mrs. Balderston nt Lake Charm. Mrs. N. B. Holt, of Orlando, nnd her daughter, Mrs. M. L. Bass, of Houston, Tex., spent several days in Oviedo last week the guests of Mrs. L. R. Mitchell. II. W. Anderson, of Atlanta, is vis­ iting his sister, Mrs. 0. G. Wolcott, at I.nke Charm. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Swope, Fruncis Swope, Miss Mnblo Swope, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Norris and Miss Eliza­ beth Lawton motored to Orlntido on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J. H. Jones entertained the II. I). C. chapter nnd the Crochet Club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. E. Argo .and Palmer Argo spent Saturday in Orlando. Rev. nnd Mrs. L. E. Wright, H. W. Anderson, Mrs. O. G. Wolcott nnd Henry Wolcotf went to Daytona on Wednesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Raymond, of Syra­ cuse, N. A'., left Tuesday for St. Pet­ ersburg after several weks visit to Mr. nnd Mrs. Cotton nt Lake Charm. The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church had an all day sewing par­ ty at the dull house Wednesday where much work for the parsonage was done. Mrs. Johns, of Starke, left Inst week after a shott visit to her aunt, Mrs. L. E. Jordan. . . Mrs. A. K. Crawford is again able to be at her post of duty as principal of the OviedO school after an absence of one week on account of illness. The many friends of Mrs. Graham are grieved to hear of her illness at the home of her daughter, Mrs. II. W. Barr in Orlando. Mrs. Graham makes her home with her daughter, Mrs. L. A. Sheldon, of Oviedo, most of the time and though she has been here only a few months she has made many friends who hope for her n speedy re­ covery nnd return to' Oviedo. • L. E. Wright, Jr.,-Mrs. H. B. Mc­ Call nnd Miss Ethel Taylor spent Tuesday in Sanford. Miss Inez Strange entertained a few friends 90 Monday night. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bronson, of Polntkn, hnve moved to Oviedo nnd expect to go to housekeeping very soon. At present they are located at Hotel Oviedo. Mr. Craum, of Orlando, was regis­ tered at Hotel Oviedo Monday night. Miss Alice Powell, of Sanford, has replaced Miss Hodges at the telephone exchange, Miss Hodges being recalled to duty in Sanford. Mrs. W. E. Argo and Palmer Argo spent Wednesday In Orlando. Mrs. W. E. Luther visited Orlando Thursday. Mrs. E. G! Hancock spent several, dnys this week nt Oakland, the guest o f Mr. Hancock’s parents. Mrs. L. A. Sheldon spent Thursday in Sanford. John Robertson spent Wednesday in Orlando. Dr, Mnthcrson, of Ft. Myers, is spending a few days in Oviedo at­ tending to business. Lake Mary road is being clnyed but NOBODY CAN TELL WHEN YOU is still pretty rough, they say. DARKEN HAIR. FADED HAIR WITH SAGE TEA Mrs. Reed has been ill for a few wnys, with fever. Grnndmother kept her hair beauti­ Emil Magnuion is attending to the fully darkened, glossy and attractive orange packing and shipping for J. with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. E. Lundqulst. Whenever hear hair took on that dull, Minnie Beck was quite ill for a fndod or streaked appearance, thla few days with malaria, last week. simple mixture was applied, with Mrs. Anna DeForcst, who has wonderful effect. By asking at any spent most of the winter In Sanford drug store for "Wyeth’s Sage and -it the Valdez, has had as guests at Sulphur Compound," you will get a her homo Mrs. Norman DeForcst and large bottle o f this old-time recipe, little daughter for some ten dnys. improved by the addition o f other In­ Misa Icenhour is entertaining her gredients, ail ready to use, at very nephews, Mr. nnd Mrs. Evbns of little cost. This simple mixture can Cleveland, O., and Miss Underwood be depended upon to restore natural of Chicago. A number o f tho babies are having color and beauty to the hair. . A well-known downtown druggist teething .troubles, Dr. Denton being says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage called out Saturday to attend little and Sulphur Compound now because Dorothy Krell.: it dnrkcna so naturally and evenly We are thankful for the showers thnt nobody can tell it has been ap­ that fell Wednesday and tho promise plied—it's bo easy to use, too. Yoi^ of more. Mr. and Mrs. Sjoblorn brought the simply dampen a comb or soft brush nnd draw it through the hair, taking minister over Sunday while Alfred one strand at n time. By morning Erlcson kindly took him back to the gray hnir disappears; after an­ Lake Mary. other application or two, it is re­ Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee and Carl stored to its natural color, nnd looks Pierson called to sec Mrs. Katie glossy, soft-nnd beautiful. Thompson, before tho fnmily left for DeLand on Thursday of last week, There Is one consoling thought tendering to her in behalf of her about the nrmy unemployed. A friends here some- of tho sympathy great many of its fnembers were that buys bread. Judge Benton has not been ns well formerly oil stock salesmen.— Bal­ since he recently took a trip to New timore Run, Complete mar­ ket information is availableonly n Yqrk, so he went in to see Dr. Pulcston Sunday and stopped with his fam­ ily again for supper nt tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Wcsterdick. Barney Beck and fnmily also being present. A little son, Marvin Duncan, was born the 23d of February to Mr. nnd Mrs. Charley Arrenta; Mrs. Maud Powell being the nurse In chnrgc under Dr. Puleston.' Mr. Swan, who took lunch'with us Monday, states that his * nephew, Frederick and wife, camo to see him two weeks ago, entertaining him for i m i n i n a few days with them at tho Valdez. The Adventists held a baptism Sat­ urday nt Crystal Lake, all going out. lu automobiles’ and taking lunch there after tho services. Mrs. Battle was immersed and Mr. Tletsma of Geneva ordained an elder of this Sanford church. A number were present from Orlando. After glancing over a few dozen editorial head lines, we notfc that the times are still trending.— Nashville Tennessean.- "B eetln the Long Run” h more than a phraic—it It a principle Inteparably conneiUd uHlh the namt o f Goodrich. Il typlfiti the Ideal o f ttrvice that got'ertu the manufallure o f every Goodrich product. THE REAL M E A N I N G OF "BEST I N T H E LONG R U N ” E M O T T O o f G o o d r ic h ,, from the very first day the com pany started— fifty years ago— was,“ Let us make goods destined fo r service.” T h e thought of service dom inated the w ork o f the or­ ganization, for it was rightly realized that only u pon the service the products o f the company rendered to their users could an enduring concern be built. Eventually this principle was crystal­ lized into the five w ords w h ich are n ow so w ell and w idely know n as the G o o d ­ rich slogan— “ Best in the L ong R un,” It is almost as old as the history o f tires fo r .it grew ou t o f the performance o f G o od rich T ires o n bicycles. A n d it grew THE B. GOODRICH into the dependability o f G o o d r ic h rubber products o f all kinds. It is not just a catch phrase.lt is a plain statement of fact. It is really a mirroring of the confidence placed in G o o d r ic h products by their users. In five w ord s it expresses the ideals, the policies, the prin­ ciples o f the institution. It means the “ long run” o f g ood faith and g ood w ill — the steady bull ling up o f confidence in theminds o f cu to rce rs—w h ich is the greatest asset a manufacturer can have. Q uality and se rv ice — that is h o w G oodrich translates tide eleven intc terras d e^endof longest.average wear,u:n abiliyan d know r>value i n ^ Ural*;:produe t .I:m iistbe'\>estjji tiieLc*L0 i.fcun.*’ V COMPANY • A K R O N , OHIO M A K E R S OF TIIE 8 1LVERTOWN C O R D T I R E l~b*lt in the /.ary T'U'i Important if True Acllow; jassamine, according to a *aldosta physician, Is the best rat One point that has not yet been ^terminator existing. The bloom, ho brought'out in all . its force Is that 'Vill knock a rat out fataer Judge Landis will also have passes' than greased lightening.—Timcs-Un- to all ball games.—Greentroro (N, ion. ■, C.) News. - -- mi;i M ■ 'V • »• i-«- -: * --- • • ! ’ ‘ .. • \ v . y e -j; ^ ^ ■ BWmm �.i. .jp ja jr a ^ v- *v . P “ . . ‘ ' ' • • ‘ T H E SAN FO RD W E E K L Y H E R A LD , FR ID A Y, MARCH I I , 1921 Legal Advertisements 1 W h o sa id 4xvtft\. w a s S ^ ra n ^ iier 4tmi d efion ? '•YOU’ RE FIRED," said tho editor. • « • -UNLESS YOU can dig up. AND AFTER a brlof. * • • # BUT TERRIFIC struggle. A LIVE ntory Unlay," MADE THE pinch. 8 0 THE cub reporter. AND WHEN Intorvlowed. DISAPPEARED FOR boure. BY OUR star reporter. BUT WHEN ho, recovered. GAVE OUT this statement. FROM HIS truuce, ho had. •‘HE’S. A loony, all right A 8TORY—horo it Is. • • • OUR DEPUTY constable. THE ASYLUM says, by Hock. • » * THE WORST they evor had. •WAS WAKENED by the ’phono. « • • AND A shrill voice cried. WHY THE poor nuL • • • CLAIMS HE cau copy. "FOR THE lovo ot Mlko. • • • BEAT IT hero quick. THE SECRET blund.. * * • OF THE cigarettes. AND NAlL a nuL • * • * WHO’S TALKINQ wild. THAT SATISFY.** • • • IN THE cigar store.” • • • THE LONG arm of tho law. V IO —tho blend can't bo copied. It’s , . Eg - 1 ._ '^ -- In Court of County Judge, State of Florida, Seminole County. IN RE ESTATE OF: Andrew Charles Rotundo, Lewis Frank Rotundo, Marie Catherine Rotundo, Michael Bernard Rotundo, John Felix Rotundo and Clarence Augusta Rotundo, Minors, Notice Is hereby given to all whom it may concern, that Carmel Rotundo, as Guardian of Andrew Charles, Lew­ is Frank, Marie Catharine, Michael Bernard, John Felix and Clarence Au­ gusta Rotundo, minors, will, on the 12th day of March, 1921, apply to the Honorable E. F. Housholder, County Judge in and for said County, at his office in Sanford, in said County, at 2 o'clock p. m., oy as soon thereafter os the matter can be heard, for author­ ity to sell, at public or private sale, the undivided interest of said minors in and to the following described real estate, in said County, to-wit: Lota 4 and 5 in Block 16, all o f Block 15 and all o f Block 21, Chap­ man and Tucker’s Addition to San­ * ford, Florida, which application will be based upon the petition for sale now on file in said Court. Dated February 3rd, A. D. 1921. CARMEL ROTUNDO, 26-5tp Guardian. OF APPLICATION FOR TS&. DEED lender Section 575 of the General PUT ON Ills pantj. in a ir-tigh t packages. Statutes, Laws of Florida Alao obtainable in round SPED TO tho acooa Notice is hereby given that Mrs. tine o f SO, vacuum sealed. / t a t * Carrie \W Speer, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 54, dnted the 3rd day of July, A. D. 1DIG, has filed said cer­ tificate in my ofTice and has made ap­ plication for tax deed to issue in ac­ cordance with Inw. Said certificate embraces the fo l­ lowing described property, situated in Seminole county, Florida, to-wit: Lot G, Block 3, Tier 8, Sanford. The.said land being assessed at the date o f the issuance of such certifi­ cate in the name of C. W. Speer. L i o o e t t A: M y e r s T o b a c c o C o . Unless said certificate shall be re­ deemed according to law tax deed will issue thereon on the 29th day of March, A. D. 1921’. Witness my official signature and Hendersonville seal this the 21st day of February, A. D. 1921. * Boosters Had Good E. A. DOUGLASS, Time in Florida Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Cy., Fla. The following wire to the Herald Fifth Grade 28 5tc By V. M. Douglass, D. C. jtobn Jones, Georgin Calhoun, Pearl from A. W. Honeycutt, of Hender­ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Gilflewell, Louise Fortson, Robert sonville, N. C., is self-explanatory: JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March TAX DEED “ Hendersonville, N. C., Moyo, Henry Russell, Penrle Robson, With scores of motion-picture produc­ Under Section 575 of the General "March 3rd, 1921. Beatrice Howard, Helen Jinkins, NezStatutes, Laws of Florida er* wiring Murray \V. Garsson, presi­ zie Stone, Thclmn Eaton, Harriett “ Sanford Herald: Notice is herbey given thut Mrs. “ The Honoca Club of Henderson­ dent of Fine Arts Pictures, Inc., and Rossetter, N’edy Kararoff, Eric LundCallie L. Horton, purchaser of JTnx ville, North Carolina, authorizes me head of the iFnc Arts City enterprise i|uist, John Edward Higgins. lo wire you our appreciation of your Certificate No. 355, dated the 3rd here, asking space for the permanent hospitable treatment during our tour day of June, A. D. .1918, has filed said • Sixth Grade location o f their producing companies, of Florida. Kindly express through certificate in my olTice and has made Margaret Edwards, Mildred LumFlorida’s future as a motion-picture yqur columns Hendersonville's thanks application for tax deed to issue in ley, Juanita Sloan, Beth Lossing, Cncenter o f importance is declared as­ to all Florida individuals and organi­ accordance with law. niilln Puleston, Elizabeth Shoemaker, sured. So great a volume of such Said certificate embraces the fol­ zations co-operating to give us such Wilbur Allen, Louise Thrasher, Wil­ telegrams and letters have been re­ lowing described property, situated in liam Perritt, Theo. Vickory, Lester a wonderful trip through ’The Land ceived that Mr. Garsson and the o f­ Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: of Sunshine.' Bradley. ficial motion picture committee of Lot 12, Frost's Second Addition to “ A. W. HONEYCUTT, Jacksonville declare their confidence Altamonte. The said lund being as­ “ Secretary Honoca Club-" Seventh Grade that every studio unit wil be occu­ sessed at the date of the issuance of. Essie Diehl, Mary Elizabeth Moye, pied and in continuous use by large such certificate in the name of W. D, Claire Zachary, Mildred Hand, Vir- CARPENTERS UNION OF SAN­ and well-known producing organiza­ Horton. gle Hyman, Cnrmeta Barber, Margar­ FORD TO HELP REDUCE THE tions as fast as space can be provided. Unless said certificate shall bo re­ et Peters, Franc Thomas, Merrill HIGH COST OF LIVING Throughout the motion picture in­ deemed according to law tax deed will Roberts, Andrew Carrowny, Fred dustry great interest hns been arous­ We, the members of Carpenters issue thereon on the 29th dny of Weeks, Frank Chase, Clyde Booth, ed in Florida through the announce­ March, A. I). 1921. Union No. 1751 of Sanford, wishing Deane Turner, Cloyde Russell. ments concerning Fine Arts City and Witness my official signature and to do our part in restoring business statements in important motion pic­ seal this tho 21st day of February, A. to a normal basis hereby notify the E ig h t h G r a d e ture publications regarding Mr. GamD. 1921. El inn Tolar, Harry Woodruff, Gear public of a reduction of our seal* son's plans for operation. Producers (SE A L ) E. A DOUGLASS, gin Mobley, Louise Powell, Mary Eliz- 1from 80c to fine per hour, taking efarc more than anxious to avail them­ Clerk Circuit Court, abeth Puleston, Rrethu Ferguson, Til- feet April 1st, selves of an opportunity of working Seminole Co., Fla. There was strenuous objection to lie Benjamin, Anna Kaner, Thelma near New York. 28-5tc By V. M. Douglass, D. C. ■ Spurling, Era McAlexnader, Marie this course on the part o f some mem­ All Florida will benefit through the Tseulo, Velma Shipp, Neomia Fellows, bers and it must be admitted that Uf T U X CIRCUIT COURT. TTH JUDICIAL coming of these organizations to Pine CIRCUIT. SEMIHOLE COUNTY, Lewis Shipp. v‘ the kick was reasonable, the single FLORIDA.— IM CHANCERY. Arts City. Already Fine Arts City men sny they have 1o pay as much James W. Jones, organization is arranging to photo­ board as ever and the married men U tile TS.Junes. graph and clnssify “ locations” in va­ D A Y T O N A GIVES DIVORCE. say while flour and meat nre about * rious sections of the state which will II appeere from the AffldsrJI of James W. 40 per cent lower, by newspaper quo­ Jones :“ B IL L Y ” S U N D A Y herein dulj filed, the) he la Iht com be put oil file in the information de­ tations, our bread from the bakers plalnaol In the abuse entliled cauaa; that tha partment of Fine Arts City, and will T O T A L OF £3,398 and residence o f M ute Jones, the defendant, la meat from the butchers are still unknown to the affiant; that there la po one In be available for the use of all direc­ lb* Slate o f Florida the service of .subpoena at war prices. upon whom wonld hind defendant; that the a f­ DAYTONA, March 5.—The sum of tor* ^nd producing organizations opB. F. GRIGGS, fiant h elltie* that the defetidxnl” la orer the $3,308.10 was Contributed to "Billy” orating at this city. age o f twenlj-ott* (21) /ears. W. W. VAN NESS, Yon are therefore ordered lo appear to this Florida people, mindful of Califor­ Sunday as a gift by grptoful citizens Mil of complaint on Mnndsj, April 41b, 1221, A. C. LOSSING, ■he asm* being a rule d a / o f this Court. nia's development from tho motion of Ibis section and tourists, who at­ . Committee. I( la further ordered that this notice be pub­ picture industry, are extending to tended the three final sermons of this lished for eight aucceaslre weeks In Ih* San­ ford Herald, a newspaper published In Semi­ Fine Arts Pictucrs, of this enterprise famdc evangelist Sunday morning, af­ nole County. Florida. and Mr. Garsson hns received nssur. ternoon and evening, while $1,842.00 Mr. R. C. King Tells a Wonderful WITNESS, E. A. huugtaM. Cletk of the Clrcull Court, and the eeal thereof, Ihlt, the Stb Story About Rats. Rend It. ances from all parts of tho state that was realized through contributions to day o f February, A. D. 1021, ISEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. “ For months my plpce was alive Floridians, in general, show the same defray xthe local expenses incurred Clerk. spirit that is being shown by the through bringing the .evangelist to with rats. Losing chickens, eggs, Itj V. E. DOUGLAS*. D. C. THETFORD A FERRYMAN, people of Jacksonville and this vicin­ this city for his ten-day campaign it feed. Friend told me to try RATSolicitors for Complainant. iv.-stc became known today. SNAP. I did. .Somewhat disappoint­ IN CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL ity. CIRCUIT, STATE OF FLORIDA, COUNIt is thought that this is among ed at first not seeing many dead rats, TY OF SEMINOLE— IH CHANCERY. the largest sums derived htrough a but in a few days didn't sec a live one. ten day campaign by Mr. Sunday, What were not killed are not around BILL FOR PARTITION. and was donated us an offering of my place. RAT-SNAP sure does the Margaret W . Ilunler, a widow. appreciation for the great work done trick.” Three sizes; 35c, 05c, $1.25. Kenneth W . Ilunler. et a t. O r PUBLICATION. for this community through the.evan­ Sold an 1 guaranteed by Ball Hard­ T<> Ibrjal NOTICE Hunter: W h ere**.'ll appear* from the BUI uf Com­ ware Co. gelist's prenehings. 2 0 fo r 2 0 cents NOTICE —both u' m,, Turkish iuimoii anu and u Domestic u m ciu c-u —that ia t thotithfr fellow can't go ton to. That’s why Chesterfields ‘"satisfy," and th n I , L ■» , k / •« i * L _ t —m X. _ I J . that’s irwhy only Cheaterflclds can. •’satisfy.'* CIGARETTES FLORIDA GAINING HONOR ROLL OF NOTE AS MOTION CITY SCHOOLS PICTURE CENTER 17 . ,* MAN’S BEST AGE A man is as old aa his organa; he ran be ns vigorous and healthy at 70 ns at 35 if he aids his organa in pcrfbrm ing their functions. Keep y o u r vital organa healthy with COLD MEDAL T h w w o r l d ’* s ta n d a r d r e m e d y fo r kidn a p, H ru r, ’ b la d d t r a n d u ric a c id troublu * ■ Inca I M A; c a r t t r t i d la ord a ra j a tim ola tta « U o t f i M . A l l d /o g g ia t a , t h r u aiaaa. kali ft* A t fna* GtU Mtlal an i i f STOLE AU TO FROM D E L A N D YESTERDAY DELAND, March 7.—County auth­ orities nre searching for two negroes who stole nn automobile from J. W. McCormick here yesterday. McCor­ mick pursued in another car and shot ami wounded one negro near Lake Helen. The negroes abandoned the machine and rofk to the woods. Bloodhounds were unable to find trail u p d o noon today. plaint filed bereln^dul/ arrflled under oath aa pro tided by law. that you are a defendant msmnl In said lull, that y»ur residence la un­ MT. DORA NOW IIAS known and that you are over the age of twen­ ty-one jearu. and that there la no |*rr*on In the WATERWORKS PLANT Slats of riorlda aerrlce o f subpoena upon whom wuald bind you. tha said Royal Ilunler la therefore ordered that y-nr do appear to MT. DORA, Mar. 7.—The municipal theIt lllll o f Complalnf filed herein *at the Coart waterworks plant is furnishing water 1 House In flanD-rd. Seminole Couuty. Florida, on _ # of heforf Monday. 4lb dtjr of April, UI2I, for the first time to the citizens of n,* same being * mi* day ,t tm. court, in d*Mt. Dora, The water is taken from 1I,red f' u» against *jollKrM w,!1 proceed ,nu ami ,,r” lit* add cause * deep wells and is o f a superior qual­ ex p a n e. And It la further ordered that this notice be ity, free from sulphur and sediment. published In the Sanford Hrrald, a newspaper published at Hanford In Seminole Coonty. Flori­ Most o f the houses were piped for da, oocw a week for eight coneecullre weeks. Witness the band tad seal o f E. A. Douglas*. water * furnished through private Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f Seminole Coun­ pumping plant* and the plumber* ore ty, Florida, thl* the Fltb day o f January, A. D „ busy now stopping up leaks develop­ 1021. (SEAL) E, A. DOUGLASS, ed by the high pressure of the city ROBINSON R BRIDGES. Clerk Ctrcalt C ourt. B oU dton for Complainant. S4-Ste plapt * • nr c r a c u r r o o m t i , i x t jutth j u d i ­ en rerurr, u m a o L i o o d * t t . r l o u d a .— n r c h a n c e r t J. r. Lalag, Joined br her koaband and c e il friend, J. B. Lalag, Complainant*, thz c ia l n. Wm. II. McAlister, AHe* L U a i l i t t r and all unknown devla***, btlr* and gr*nt*e*t of oth­ ers. claiming under Wm. II. McAlister and A lira L. McAlister, Pvfrndaala. CITATION. . To: Wm. II. McAlister o f Cincinnati. Blat* of Ohio; AIIco L. McAlister. o f Cincinnati, Ohio; lb* unknown devls***, b e ln . locale**, (ranl i n , or other claimant* under Wm. II. MrAUaler ami Allca L. McAIUter; and to any and all olhrr parties 'claim ing any Intfrrat In and to tha following described land* sit­ uated In flemtnol* Count/, Florida, to-wit: I-ota Ona (I ) and Two (2) o f Block Twalro 112), H ar Three (3) o f tbo City o f Ssnfonl, Florida, aa shown br E. R. Traffords* klap of Sanford. Florida: ll appearing from tha sworn bill of com­ plaint filed In this cans* agatnal jo o . that jou hart or claim some interest In the lands herelnabor* described, therefore, jou, the said Wm. II. McAllalsr, and Alice L. McAlister are btrebr required lo bo and appear before our aeld Circuit Court et the Court House lo Sanford, Florida, ou tha 4th dar of Aprtl, A. I). 1821, and then and there make anewer .to the bill o f complaint exhibited agalnet jo u or otherwise a decree, pro coufeeao will be entered egalnat jo u . And a n j and all other parties claiming anj right, title or lotarret In stu dio the Unda bareInshore deecrlbed under, b j or through Wm. II. McAIUter or Alice L McAlleler, or otherwise, are herebj required to be en d'a p pea r before our aald Circuit Court, et the Court House In Hnoford. Florida, on Ibe 2nd d n j of M aj, A. D. 1021. end then end there make answer to the bill o f complaint exhlbltsd against said unknown parties, otherwise a decree pro confteao will bo entered agalnet said nnknowu parties. It 1* ordered that this notice be published In the Sanford ltarald. a newspaper published la Seminole Conntj, n#rtd*. once a week for eight weeks aa ta tha known par lias defendant, and once a week for 1wales weeks aa to the nakoown parties defendant. Witness m j hand and lb* seal of tho said L im it Court ou Ibis ibe 8th d a j o f Januarj, A. D . '1821. (BKAI.) - E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk o f tbo Circuit Court, of Seminole Count/, Fla. U j V. E. DOUGLASS. D. C. OKOIIGG O. Ill: It RING. Solicitor and Counaal for Complainants. 22-131c IH THE CIRCUIT COURT, BITER TU JUDI­ CIAL CIRCUIT, SEKINOLR OOURTT, FLORIDA— Uf CHAR CERT J. r. I-slug, Jolnad by her husband nod a n il friend. J. ‘ X. Latng, Complainants, ra. J. J. Cates, J. J. Cate* Company. Incorporated, a Florida corporation. Anal* C. Wtx>dbridge, Albert O. Care*. Celrta A. Dost*. George B. Morton. William T. Nash, -and all aaknown davlaeee, heirs and gn a ta c*. or others, claimlug under Albert a . Ease*, Calvin A, I’ oage, Georg* B. Morton and William T. Nash. De­ fendant*. CITATION To: Albert. O. E arn , residence nnknown; Cal­ vin A. 1'oagv, m ldeora unknswn; Georg* B. Morton, residence nnknown; William T. Nash, residence nnknown; the nnknown heir*, devlaeee, legatees, granites, or othar claimants under Albert O. Eaves. Calvin A. I'oage. Georg* II. Ilortun and William T. Naab, and to any and all other partite claim­ ing any Interest In and to tha following d# •crlbed lands situated In Seminole County, Florida, tr> wit; llriflnnlng al tha Southwest corner o f tba NorthW a t <;nartrr of flection SI, Township IP, South of Hang* 31 Fail, run North 3.27 chains. East 8.40 chain*, to tha rlgbt-of-way of tha B. and I. Railroad, thance Southwesterly ou Ih* Weel .aide of tha aeld railroad right-of-way te tha East Una of lb* Sanford Qranl, thance Sooth 23 degree* Wt*t on said Una to tha South line of lb* Northwest Quarter of Sec­ tion SI, Township IP. South o f Rang* ( t East, thence West lo the point o f beginning. Containing Five Acres, mors or lea*; II appearing from Ih* sworn bill o f complaint filed In this cane# against you, that you bar* or claim aom* Interest In the lands btralnabov* described, therefore, you, the said Albert O. Eevve, Calvin A. Foaga, Georg* B. Morton and William T, Naab are hereby required to be and appear before our said Circuit Court, at tba Coart lloua* In Sanford. Florida, on the 7th day o f March, 1 A. D. 1P21, and thao and there make answer lo tb* bill of complaint exhibited agalnet you. otherwise * decree pro con fteao will be entered egalnat you. And any and all other parties claiming any right, title or interest In and to the lands hereInahovt deecrlbed under, hy or Ibrougb Albert G. East*. Calvin A. 1’oagv, George B. Mor too. William T. Nash, of otherwise, are hereby re­ quired to he and appear before our said Cir­ cuit Court, at tb* Court House ta Sanford. Florid*, on tb* 4lh day of April, A, D. 1821, and then and tbrr* make answer to the hill o f complaint exhibited against laid unknown parlira. otherwise a decree pro coureeeo w ill be entered against laid unknown parties. It Is ordered that fhla notice be published In ths Sanford Herald, a newspaper pabllahad ta flemlnol* County. Florida, once a weak for eight weeks aa to the known parties defend. ■nl, and once a week for twelve weeks aa to (he ttnknowc parti** defendant. Witness my hand and the seal of tb* said Circuit Court on this tb* 101b day of Decem­ ber. A. D. 1830. (SEAL) R. A. DOUGLAS*. Clerk o f the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida. GEORGE O. HERRING. Solicitor and Coubm I for Complainants. IS-U le NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SAL* In Circuit Court, Seventh j udld. Circuit, Seminole County, F]0rJT In Chancery. “ . B. Drew, Complainant vs. Thatch*, ReaUy Company, a corporation, et .1 Dofendant*. *** Notice la hereby given that I, C U Hand, Sheriff o f Seminole Count, Florida, under and by virtue or an tx! ccution issued out of the Circuit Court, 7th Judicial Circuit, ScmlnoU County, Florida, tested the 2nd die of March, A. D. 1921, based on judgment entered in that, certain caa* lately pending in said court and b said County, wherein B. Drew complainant and Thatcher Realtj Company, a corporation, et a!., wen defendant*, I have levied upon tfc following described real estate, »ito. ate, lying and being in the County of Scnjinole and State o f Florida, to. w it/ Lot Six o f Block Thirteen In Tin «B’* T “ “ Map.0f tin B*'1 of E. R. Trafford’a Town of Sanford, Florida, as pcr pill thereof in the Public Records of Sea. inole County, Florida* And will on tho first Monday tj April, A. D. 1921, same being tha fourth day o f the month, during tb* legal hours o f B ale, In front of tb* Court House door in Sanfofd, Semia. ole County, Florida, offer for sale ind sell to the highest bidder said res! estate. Terms o f sale cash. Purchaser to pay for deed. ' C. M. HAND, Sheriff of Seminole County, FIbrida. 29-4U I NOTICE or APPLICATION TOR TAX Dim UNDER BECTION IT*. GENERAL BTAT. UTES, LAW S OF FLORIDA. Nolle* 1* -hereby given that S F Doubwy purebaaer of Tax Certificate No. 1111. dtiai the 2nd day or Jane, A. I). 1802. his (tied till certificate In my office , and ha* mad* iron, call™ for lag deed lo Issue In accordance ellk law. Said certificate embrace* the fulMru* drier!tied properly situated In Seminole Tome ly, Fh-rlda, to w it: K hair of N half of XI quarter o f SW quarter o f N w quarter He*. lion 22. Townvhlp 21 a; Range 2S F»et. metalntug 2'n acre*, more or less The ••M last t-cllxg * , v e s t e d at the .late of thla Dtoan.-* #| euch certificate In the name of John T. lire*, nan. Atm, Notice la hereby glam Uht * p. D'-udnry. purchaser of T*\ ('rrlllhwir \, dated it.e nib -lay of July. A. D |na; t ,„ fjqj said certificate In my office ami las m«ijv lf. plica Lion for tax deed to Issue In accordant* with law. Said certificate embraces the fah lowing drerrlt-ed property situated in Semlaol* County. Florid*, to wit HK quarter of XI quarter uf HW quarter of NW quart.i VtGot, 22, Township 21 ft., Range 1; , ratal*, lug 21* acres. • The said land being aaaassrd at the dale ef the Uauance o f inch certificate In the naa* of Cnkrmwu. Unless said certificates shall te redeemed ac­ cording tu law tax deeds will Issue Lhcrmu ea Hi 2iat dsy of March. A. D. 1821 W i t n e s s my hand and offcllal aral this lie ltith day o f February. A. I). 1821. lflE.tr.) E. A. DOUGlaSS, Clerk Circuit Court, flemlnole tVeinly. FIX. 27-4tr Ily V. M DOUGLASS, It C NOTICE TO DaALNAOE CONTRACTORS. Healed blda will be recevled hy the Ihwr4 *f County Commissioner* of flemlnole County, norIds. st the office o f aald Hoard at the Ccurt House In Sanford. Florida, on or bafoCv II o'clock a m. on the 2te! -lay of March, A D. 1821, for the cleaning out of ditches and ca­ nals In Florida Grove* and Black Hammock Dranlag* Dlatrlcl Ditches Estimated yardage 12.000 cu. yds A certified check for 1230.00 payable to E. A. Douglass, Clerk o f Seminole County, Fla., mast ■tnmipauy each bid. bond In lb* sum of |2,* 000.00 acceptable to Ibe Board of County Teoinlulniirrt mual ■be glaea upon signing of tb* Flint and specification* ran be teen al Ih* sfCon tract. flcr of Fred T. William*. Kngln-ef. Sanford, Fla., and ran tie securest from aald Etixlrwvf **i dv|-»sit of f i no to I-- returned If a bid la made ‘Die Ih-ard r m r i n the rigid to reject say <e a ll la d s lly order of the Hoard of t'ounry ‘toonslw •lunar* of flemlnole J'vunt/ , FlortRs. (SEAL) B. A, DOUGLASS. 2»l-3tc Clerk. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE lETENTR JUDICIAL CIR0U1T OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOB SEMINOLE COUNT!.— IN CHANCER Y William M. Woodcuck. Oomplaloant, IN TIIlltcIH CUIT COURT O r THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Or FLORIDA. IN OH AND TOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. — IN CHANCERY I ml.- Itror.-T r. Comp lain ant. Waller Itennelt, Defendant, CITATION To Walter Itennelt. Residence Unknown. It appearing from an affidavit filed In thl* cause that tha residence of the defendant la nnknown: that It la the belief u f affiant that lb* defendant 1* avtr twtnly-tme years o f age end Ihel there I* no person lo lb* Stale of Florida tha service o f a suh|»rn* upon whom would bind the aald defendant: Therefore, yoo. Weller Itennelt. ate hereby required on Ih* 4th day or April. A. D. 1821, lo appear tp the hill of complaint (lied against you In thl* cause, otherwise a decree pro runTeeso will on said dale be entered against you. It 1* further ordered that this notice be pub. Ilshed In 'he Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub Itahed la flemlnol* County, for eight cunsecutlt* weeks. WITNESS my hand and the seal of tha abovi Stated court on Ihla 2nd day o f February. A. I). 1821. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk o f Hie Circuit Court. GEO. A. DeCOTTKfl. Roltcltor and o f Counsel for Complainant. 2-VPlr PROPERTY OWNERS, TAKE NOTICE The law provides'that "if taxes up­ on real estate shall not be paid before the first day of April of any year, the Tax Collector shall advertise and Tha Unknown Heirs, Legatee*, Dtrlteea, Gra»Ires or oth*r claimants under 8. M. Whitmoc*. dreeaetd. etc.. Defendant*. CITATION To ths unknown betra, legatees, deHart*. F1*' teev, or other claimants under 8. M. Whit­ more. deceased, and la any and all other person* or parti** claiming any right, title or Interact lo amt lo tb* following dmerited land In Seminole County.* Florida, mart pab tlcularly described a* fallow*, to-wlt: Tb* East half o f tb* Northeast Qu^rier *t lb* Nurtbwaet Quarter e f tba Nortbaaal Qaarter of tb* South west Quarter o f Beetles E Township SI. Booth e f Range 80 East. It appearing from tb* sworn MU of earnplaint Glad la tblo ranso, that yoo bar* M claim to bar* aom* Intanot In oad to Ibe land hereto abort deaeribod, (hart fore, you and tar* of yoo are hereby required to be sod ■poser bofor* our Circuit Court at tba Court lloaaa la Sanford. Florida, on tb* dlh day of April, A. Ik 1821, and than and there make answer ta tb* MU o f complaint filed agalnet yea. Otherwise, a decree pro cunfeeoo will be entered. II la ordered that this antic* b* published la tb* Sanford litr tld , a newspaper pabltabed I* flemlnole County, Florid*, our* a week tm rwelv* weeks. WITNr-HS my band and tb* •**! of lb* * * « Circuit Court on thla 11th day o f Dtremtwr, A. D. 1820. (SEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk o f tha Circuit Court, flemlnole County. Florid*. GEO. A. DeCOTTEB. Solicitor and o f CUunaal for Ctooplaloant. II-ISM IN CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. 8TATE OF FLORIDA. COUNTY OF SEMINOLE.— IN CHANCERY. BILL TOR PARTITION Margaret W. Ilunler. a wblow. vs. This is to notify all concerned that Kenneth W. Ilunler. et al. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. the requirements of Inw will be com­ To all parties claiming an Interest under Royal plied with and the Tax Books will Hunter or otherwise In and lo the folktslnf ilr*crU>»il rral properly, situated In Semltstl* positively be closed on April First oh tAjunty. I1ar|>la, Ju w lt: l-ot Number 1. 8**llun l. Township 2t) South. Bang* 30 Eaat. provided by law and all lands on It apiwaring front Ih* lllll uf Complalal hvrewhich taxes hnvc not been paid will In p lc i and duly verified under u*tb ** per be advertised and executions issued vhleil hy law, that It la the belief of the «• * ' plalnanl. Margaret W . Ilunler. that there 1* • for unpnid personal property taxes. person, or arc person*. Interested la the tto** 'le-crllssl pnqrerty wl,o*e name, or names »f* JOHN I). JINKINS.• uiibUCTto (o the eomplslnant. It t* therefore ordered tt.at all parties Tax Collector, Ing an Interest In and to the s Njtc descrlte* 29-4tc Seminole County. land appear lo tlie said lllll o f Complaint fib ed herein >«i or twforv Monday, the 2nd day ** May, A.. I). 1821, the aame helng a Rule >**F uf thl* Court. It ll further ordered that thla entice be pair llahed In lb* Sanford Herald, a newspaper /* ► Ilshed at Sanford, Seminole County, Floridaonce a week for tw elr* couaecuilve we*k». Witness the hand and seal o f K. A. Iteoglasa. Clerk o f tb* said Ctremit Court for HvtaloM* LYruntj, Florida, at lh« Court House at •*»* will break a Cold, Fever and ford, rin d da, this lb* 27 th day e f JaXtoarT- * D.. 1821. I • .1 Grippe quicker than anything (SEAL) * . * . IW UGL-^---^a Clerk C lrcfli Camtt. we know, preventing pneumonia. ROBINSON Jk BRIDGES. - j Solicitors far OompbUsaaL / *« »»** 17-I8tc sell.’ ’ �I — — . . ;: . f -lf*r r^y^i±^-** H7 - ^r” ® *. TH E SANFORD W E E K LY H ERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1921 EXTRAsession congress CALLED FOR APRIL FOURTH PRESIDENT HAS ANNOUNCED lls Lining Up the Pro­ gram W ith Con- gressmen IcoolidgF there MILK REPORT GIVEN AGAIN -SAM E STORY ONLY TWO DAIRIES IN CITY COME UP TO BACTERIA I oTHEU NEWS ABOUT TUB AF­ TEST FAIRS OF THE NATION The following report hns been handed to City Health Officer J. N. WASHINGTON, March 8.—PrealTolar by the stnte director and ns us­ Ident Ilaniing announced early ycatcrual the report will pVobably he filed b ,y that the special session of conby the city officials for future refer­ Ifrtis would not be called before ence. Some time ngo there was a'big I April 4, and might be a week later. noise made here by the state and city I The announcement was mado a fauthorities about just what the dair­ L , « white house dinner which Beies had to do to get a permit to sell [publican leaders of the senate and milk, in the city limits and after the |bon*e attended. The conference lastbig noise had died away there was ltd for four hours and the president nothing more done about it and today |Mid the legislative program had been the dairies stand just as they did be­ Idiifussed. fore the big noise. It was also said Thc'president said this was the be- that no dairy must go above the I(tinning of a program of co-opera­ 200,000 mark in regard to bacteria tion. Various subjects were discuss- nnd this has not been ndhered to ns Itd, he added, In nn attempt to ascer­ witness the .report of todny. The Her­ tain the most important to be taken ald will not publish any more reports op by the next congress. nb’out the milk situation here. The After the conference had 'broken Ilcrald will not listen to any more lop and his guests had departed, the stuff from the stnte board of health president came out on the front por­ about whnt they intend to do. Wc do tico of the white house to talk to the not intend to take up any more time newspaper correspondents, about fif­ or space witif the milk question. If ty of whom were present. the city officials and the state bonrd Asked about the special session, of henlth want to continue this fool­ |the president said: ish stuff that they nre handing out “I con only say to you that it will they will have to hnnd it out through I rot be earlier than April 4, and It some other medium or come clean on |might possibly be n week Inter. this milk question as they promised "We also discussed a taxation pro- to do. The following report is the Igram for the session. We were try­ last until something definite is done: ing to determine which was the real Jacksonville, March 5, 1621. |pressing business for congress, wheth Dr. J. N. Tolar, s |er it was emergency tariff legislation Sanford, Florida. or a complete revision o f the tax Dear Doctor: schedules. Following you will find the report "We passed the matter up for fur­ on the snmples of milk submitted by ther conference after there has been you, nnd received in the Laboratory ■'canvass of the committees in charge March 3rd: of that legislation. It means that In­ Laboratory 5753-54, G. W. Spenc­ stead nf going into a session of con­ er Dairy: Totnl count 000,000; hot­ gress without knowing whither we ter fat, 3.8 per cent. are going, we are trying to cnnvnss laboratory 5755-56, Paul Keely, th» whole situation and arrive at a PinehursbtDniry: Totnl count, 05,000; program butter fat 3.B per cent. "This jR the beginning of the pro­ Laboratory 5757-58, C. E. Henry: gram of co-operation between the Total count, 200,000; butter fat, 4.8 president and Congress. It is nn ear­ per cent. Laboratory 5750-60, K. L. Garrison: ly stop fnl the fulfillment of whnt I believe the best policy of conducting Totnl count, 250,000; butter fnt, 4.2 the government, bringing the follows per cent. Laboratory 5761-02, Arthur together and getting them acquainted Vaughn: Total count, 170,000; blit­ wilh others' views.” ' ter fnt, 3.8 per cent. The president said the army nnd Ijiborntory 5763-64, Charles Camp­ navy matters had only been discuss­ ed "vt ry casually." The failure of bell Total count, 050,000; butter fat, thr appropriation bills hnd been re­ 4 per cent.' Yours very truly, ferred to, he snid, in considering whnt U. L. ARMS, M. D. Director, the special sessiorf .would have bo Bureau of Dingonntic Laboratories. handle. Ratification of the Colombian trealy was mentioned, the president Bald COMMISSION MANAGER FORM FOR LAKE CITY, hut he indicated that there had been VOTED ON TODAY no decision. This treaty, by which the United States would pay $25,000,(»»«J *<U. *H> MO to Colombia for the partitioning LAKE CITY, Fla., March 8.—The of Panama, was reported out yester­ election here todny on the question day by the senate foreign relations of ndoptiing comniission-mannger committee. form iJf municipal government. Opposition to tho re-enactment of the Pnyne-Aldrich tariff law as a •top gap measure until n new. law can be enacted developed at tho confer­ ence, according to some of those at­ tending. Uhairmnn Fordney o f the house w»ys and means committee was said to have laid before the conference his Black-Draught "has no equal plans fof tariff revision and the pro­ for headache, aour atomach, tor­ posal to re-enact the Paync-Aldrich pid liver and feverish colds declares Mrs. Annie Whitmore, law met with instant opposition from of CUte City, Va. "It Is easy to •enntors present. take and does not gripe, as a President Harding said internat­ lot of medicine* do,” she adds. ional affairs had not been, and some "It Is good to take In a hot tea of the guests snid, specifically', that (or colds, or can be taken In a ihe adoption of the Knox resolution dry powder. I can’t say enough to derlnre the state o f war at an end, for Black-Draught and the slck•Iso had not entered into the discus­ oess U has saved us.” sion. Torpid liver "The Itats Around My Place Were Wise," Say a John Tuthill. "Tried everything to kill them, hlixt-fl poison with meal, meat, cheese, Wouldn’t touch it. Tried RATSNAP, inside of ten days got rid o f *11 rat*.” You don't have to mix HAT-SNAP with food. Saves fussing, bother. Break n cake of RAT-SNAP —!«y it where rats scamper. You will g t.p n o m o r e - Three sites, 35c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. h a k d in g m e e t s WITH IIIS CABINET WASHINGTON, March 8.—Prcsldent Harding had his first meeting today with his cabinet. Vice-Presi­ dent COolidge attended nt President Harding’s.invitation and it is under®tood foreign affairs as well as do­ mestic policies were discussed. Thedford’s BLACK-DRAUGHT g valuable Over hat been io I homes. medicine,in "I do not toe any other liver medicine,** arjrt Mra. Mary O. Brown, of Europe, Miss. “ It Is splendid for sour stomach, A bad taste in tbe mouth or totpid Over. I keep It all the time, use it with tbe children and feel It has saved us many dollars in doctor bills and many days In bed.” Insist on 0m genuine—Thed­ ford’s. ESI IN MEMOR1AM, MRS. CAPT. JOnN WIMBIST K W. PEABODY BECOMES RESIDENT HERE; BUYS FINE HOME On last Sunday there was present­ ed to the Truth-seekers’ class of the Methodist church of Sanford an ele­ gant chair in memory of our friend' and sister, Mrs. E. W. Peabody. This appropriate nnd useful gift was received by Mrs. Thornton with gracious expressions of appreciation on the part of this large and growing clnss of Christian women, presided ov- ■f your grocer for Cal­ umet Baking Pbwder and be sure that you get it— the In­ dian head on theorange labeL (From Tuesday’s Daily) Sanford has added another fine citizen in the person of Cnpt. John Wimbish, of Winston-Salem, N. C-, who Recently purchased tho Welaka Block, one of the finest business blocks In the city and after looking over Sanford decided to not only in­ vest his money in business property Then forget about bake day failures. For you will never have any. Calumet always produces the sweet­ est and most palatable fooda. And now remember, you always use less than of most other brands because it pos­ houses to rent nnd ns Captain Wim­ to us every Sunday morning the good bish has a wife nnd nine children I* things of the Kingdom. takes a large house to hold them nnd It was in the eighties ns we re­ the choice of Captain Wimbish after member it, that Mr. nnd Mrs. Pcalooking over the available homes was bocly moved to Sanford and becamo the Henry Wight homo at the comer identified with its early history. Those were the easy inmilinr days of inti­ of Parl^ avenue and Third street. This ( mate neighboring when each one was is one of the most desirable homes In ! the city and Capt Wimbish nnd fam­ acquainted with everybody else. Mrs. Peabody set the good exam­ ily ore fortunnte In securing such n ple for later residents by early iden­ fine location. He returns to Winstonand back .to tifying herself with the church of her Salem „ ,today , , will come , choice-the Methodist. .It was o t h e r /? flnford ln B few> Weck" wIth th* thsy will make Sanford n i l ... her v,„, children ___________ 1 and 'family family nnd they altars were reared, their future homo where Captain into whose arms she desired they Wimbish will take an active part In should be folded. She was practical in her devotion. the upbuilding of Sanford'and Intends Like Martha, of old, she was happy to to bring mnny of his former associ­ minister To the family who occupied ates In North Carolina here to Invest the parsonage; and many n weary their money. Ho states without any itinerant mny rise up nnd call her reservations thnt Sanford ■has the "blessed.” In #the Bweet eternities finest location for.n big city that he they will be greeting her. It may he has scon In this or nny other state that the old, time ties will be renewed nnd thnt he will hnve no hesitancy In and tender hospitnlitics extended, nsking his North Carolina friends to more delightful than earth Inn ever place their money in the many good investments that this city offers.* afford! Sanford will --qlvc tho Wimbish The Sanford colony upon the heav­ enly heights is growing lnrger and fnmlly n warm welcome for they an* larger. May we all be so loyal and the kind of people thnt we need here. true to our highest interests that our claim for citizenship in thnt radiant BRYAN TAKES CHARGE OF CAMPAIGN TO RAISE FUNDS land, where the sun never sets and FOR Y. W. C. A. IN MIAMI tho light of love and peace never grows dim, mny be easily established. MIAMI, March 8.—William Jen­ nings Brynn hns accepted chairman­ It singeth low in every heart; ship committee which next week will We henr it, one and nil— Inunch n drive to ‘raise fifty thousand A song of those who nnswer not, for paying a mortgage on the Young However, we mny call. Women's Christian Association build­ ft They throng the silence of the breast; ing here. We see them as of yore— The kind, the true, the brave, the sweet, Who walk with us no more. WANTED ‘Tis hard to take the burdens up WANTED— Second hand ahow c u e . When those have laid them down; Inquire at the paint store in the WeThey brightened nil the joy of life laka Block, Railroad Way. 5-tfc. They softened every frown. WANTED—Young cow. Must be fresh and good milker. J. H. MelHut, O, ’ tis good to think of them mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfc When we are troubled sore; WANTED— You to know wc have the Thanks be to God that Such have been finest stock of Fardhook Lima Bean Although they nre no more. seed ever brought to Snnford.—The L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford, Fin. 28-2t More home-like seems the vast un­ WANTED- White man and wife to known live at Harney Beach to take enre Since they have entered three; of cow, gnrilen, and general labor. A d­ To follow them were not so hard, dress, G. B. Read, Geneva, Fla. Wherever they may fare. ’30-ltp sesses greater leavening strength. $ as Now Remember-. A lw a y s U se i s d o waste, it a recipe 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 modem and unitary Baking Pow­ der Factories in existence. Gluten gives flour a good part of ita food value—the element that nourish** the body. To be aurc of Cttjnx t*4i!*s £3*1 J2HCS fcskin* JSSShT wgh plain Boor, (not Kltzkln* floor), if you They cannot be where God is not On any sen or shore; What e'er betides, thy love abides— Our God forevermore. WANTED—Team work, all kinds. In quire Hanson’s Shoe Shop. 28-12p WANTED TO BUY— New self-start­ ing Ford. Must be n bargain fpr the cash.—Gates Crate 4\>. 26-tfr m ••% Columbia Muffin Recipe —4 cupa sifted flour, 4 level tea­ spoons Calumet Baking Powder, 1 tablespoon su­ gar, 1 teaspoon Balt; 2 eggs, 2 o f sw eet Then mix in the regular X way. Need a new OIL COOK STOVE Buy the Best that is made CLASSIFIED WANT ADS The FLORENCE Automatic -.m W e also have the Buck Line of GAS RANGES 7- J - SANFORD, FLORIDA -3 3 j BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES your fertilizer without getting M r NEW PRf<?E LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF MATERIALS. Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Bup- How beautiful to hear "Well done I pile FOR RENT Thy glorious warfare past, The battle’s fought—the race is won, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Ona E. 0 . 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave. And thou art crowned ut last." JACKSONVILLE • — Contributed. Walking distance to city. Two lot* corner Center nnd Elm Ave. Two lots west side Palmetto ave,, 50 ft. Eight Hundred from Eleventh St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring St., Los, Chinese Drowned 21-tf Near Hongkong Angeles, Calif..,.-,. P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. FLORIDA vm LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER MISCELLANEOUS GET YOUR ORDERS In now f o r ' HONGKONG, March 8.— More than your new Buick car. See W. J. eight hundred Chinese arc believed to Thigpen.______________________ 48-tfc hnve been drowned in a wreck o f a steamer, Hongmoh, o ff port of Swa- HEMSTITCHING and Picoting at­ tow March 3, news of which were re­ tachment, works on all sewing ma­ ceived today. The stenmer carried chines, $2.00. Personal checks 10c 1,100, Chinese on its last trip and extra. Lights Mail Order House, Box only 248 were reported rescued. 127, Birmingham, Ain. 267-oaw-7t FOR SALE— Good farm mule in good K U K I.U X IN LAKELAND condition.— M. Fleischer. U -28-tfc (B j r k » . A u v d .U d LAKELAND, Mar. 6'.—This town was the scene last night o f a parade of the Ku Klus Klan, which marched 100 atrong, on foot, and carried tijc flaming cross of the order and the American flag, through the town. About 0:00 o'clock two Ku Klux knights, mounted nmb( wearing the garb o f the brder, rode through the streets, announcing the coming of the Klan, which appeared at 10:00 o'clock. The parade on foot marched from the residential section on the south side of the town through the business sec­ tion, and thence through the north side, where the negro quarters are lo­ cated, and where the Johnny J. Jones shows are playing. Arriving at the show grounds the marchers disbanded and retired from view, still wearing their disguises. » HERE’S A NEW RECEIPT NEW YORK, March 8.—William Grey, with a leak in the gas tank of hia auto, took the tank to his kitchen ‘ stove to solder it. Police calmed the neighbors after the explosion. ORDER your new Buick now and you will not lose any tims on the new car load coming in soon. 48-tfc YOU CAN order your new Buick no wand save tlmo on the next car load. 48-tfc ■— ■ __ .■ | FOR SALE____________ OUR STOCK of Sugar nnd field com is complete. Come in and get our prices.—The L. Allen Seed Co., San­ ford, Fla. 28-2t FO KSA l E—One Olds %-ton truck. In perfectly good condition. Apply 301 Fifth street. 30-ltp Local and Long Distance Hauling PHONE 4 9 8 If We Please You, Tell Others. ♦ • M > » + + + + + » » + 4 + 4 4 + » + + » + + » » * + + » » + + e ~ » < f» + » 4 » + » » » .» » » + + 4 4 » » A. “PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Grow Prolific Crops THE BLACKSHEAR MFG. COMPANY B LA C K S!!E A R , GEORGIA A quarter-century of successful manufacture and distri­ bution in Florida and Georgia of High Grade “ PROLIFIC” Fertilizers I -rM j | .. 7 : • Special formulas for Cirtus, Melon and all Vegetable 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. ELDER SPRINGS WATERIEST OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFIGK 4 * m km m . * X ■, s I % If We Don't, Tcjll Us. FOR SALE— 100,000 green top cel­ T . E. K IN G , A g en t ery plants.— F. L. Greene, West SANFORD FLORIDA . Side. ' • 21-tfc FOR SALE—Twenty acres of land in i •the Celery City district.—A . E. Bolles, Montclair, N. J. 28-4tc — . . ^ ---------- ---------------College, A analytic _ FOR SAl.E— Cassava cuttings Tor seed; G5c per 100; $5 per 1,000. Will Consulting Chemist say* o f the water: “ Of the many water* of tUa an4 eth­ ship by express If cash accompanies er region* that I bare analyzed, I hare fonnd none superior In all good qnall> order. Jns. Warner, Winter Haven, ties to that of the ‘Elder Water.”— fhone 81 i«W . Office In Miller Fla. ' 29*2tc ELDER SPRINGS W ATER CO. FOR SALE— Pepper plants, $1.50 per 1000.— Mrs. McDougall,.Celery nvenue. 20-2tc 666 is a prescription for Colds, DRINK Fever and L&Grippe. It's the Elder Springs Water. It* 90 98*100 most speedy remedy we know. . 17-18tc per cent pure. Pkone 811.. v..; Z-X “ W e Deliver The Goods” Ft . . . ) • Jr J ■\ 'DEMEMBER to ask (from Sttardar'i D ill;) 7- : - ; 1m i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 11, 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/ae857c012d51e5aa0bbb3516f96c695c.pdf fbeb5081f4e409117d8b5c4f36a1ea5a PDF Text Text t cty- TAsSTm*f: m *■:■> - *>tTt- - , '•• “ * -- v* *«^£S.>*V:.V.Tcy--\.#fi- * ^' J \ - 7 ** : r. - * - ’ * ->•*■‘ ?{'~r:T*' ~ ~ ~ l l • : »T. . i ^SA N F O R D C H A U T A U Q U A , M ARCH 29 \ .•«*." 2, TO A P R IL ‘ # r IN C L U S IV E ■* 1 r-l 10 PAGES TODAY THE 60 | COLUMNS ' J | l l r ja W s IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION N U M B E R 29 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , M A R C H 4, 1921 VOLUME XIL HARDING TAKES HOLIDAY ON PRIVATE CAR TODAY PUTSWORK AND WORRY ASIDE * . . CLAUDE KITCHIN, • NAVAL BILLS MINORITY LEADER WILL NOT PASS FOR DEMOCRATS AT THIS SESSION WILL TAKE PLACE OF THE LATE SENATOR POINDEXTER CRITI­ CIZED'MEASURE PASSED CHAMP CLARK WIIO BY THE HOUSE DIED YESTERDAY <n7 ru AhmUM Tnu) WASHINGTON, March 3.—Repre­ sentative Kjtchin, of North Caroinal, who became minority leader on the death of Champ Clark yesterday, will to Shoot be able to resume his scat at the ex­ WASHINGTON, March 3.-*Cold tra session; physicians announced. and probably fair weather will pre­ Clark’s funeral services will 'be held vail here Friday during the inaugura­ by the house Saturday. tion o f President Harding, according WANTED -BY IIARDING BUT to a special inauguration day fore­ cost. issued today by the leather bu­ WASHINGTON READY FOR reau. On the face, o f . indications . BIG TIME available the government experts said . (Br TB» AtMcUUS Tnu) partly cloudy weather today would AHOARD IIARDING SPECIAL, turn cooler this afternoon and clear Jl„r n.—Approaching Washington to up Friday, but with the cold continu­ assume the presidency Harding look ing. No forecast as to temperature final holldny on private car, putting was included. work and worry aside. Inaugural The text of the prediction follows: If N ot Accepted Ger­ address completed nnd only definite “ Special forecast: The outlook at man Cities W ill Be Secretary of Labor ch o ice fo r u w .v — . , — --------- re- - j this in ia u m u la o r tcold u iu u n u jn u u u u ijr ifair u ii time is lfor and probably * Occupied Today mained to complete his cabinet. Not feather in Washington ,on Friday, ifhcdulod to reach capital until late; March 4.” LONDON Mar. ,3.— Germany Is today. given until noon Monday to accept the fundamental conditions o f Allied su­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.—Despite preme council. If they .do not accept expressed desire o f Harding for simple j Allies will first occupy cities of Duisceremonies, Washington today assum-1 enburg and DucsscldorfT and Ruhred very much prc-lnaugurntion-day | dor; second, each Allied country will air. Finishing touches given stand place such tax on Gcrmnn merchan­ at capltoi where oath will be admin­ dise ns deemed proper; third, a cusistered and police mnde final prepara­ tions handling crowds nlong Pennsyl­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.—Congress toma boundary along Rhine under vania avenue. Absence of bands and within a day nnd a half of adjourn- Allied control will bo established. marching clubs nnd spectators stands mcnt< hnB cioan,d jt* calendar tonight Allies will not reduce period of fortynoticeable. 'o f ten of the thirteen annual supply two years allotted for payment of “ ' measures and leaders still were hope- reparations. Cold W eather, Bpt Fair, to Prevail in Capital Tom orrow (By T i l Au*ci»t*4 Fttu ) ’ » IN NEW WELAKA BLOCK Lake County Man W ill Buy and Sell Real WASHINGTON, March 3.—Sena­ tor Poindexter, in charge of naval Held Up, R obbed Real Estate and D e ­ bills, nanouncod. he had abandoned By Highwaym en hope of passing it at this session. He velop S an ford criticised the measure as passed by r I iR DELAND, March 3.—T. II. Shep­ r . the hpusc, saying it wpuld result in “ Demoralization of the American pard, Lake county lumberman, was Li held up lute Tuesday afternoon in % nqvy." .. * . . Lake .county, five miles from Crown’* 8 S fi Bluff bridge, when driving alone NORTH CAROLINA AND from Eustis' to DcLnnd and robbed LOCAL CAPITALISTS of nbout $200 in cash nnd a quantity of Vnlunble papers and checks. Shcppnrd was stopped by two Among the new business firms to white men driving an Overland auto- open in Sanford this week is that o f mobiio nnd was naked for a wrench. the Realty Loan & Guaranty Company As Sheppard was .looking through his who have opened elegant offices on the tools the men donned masks nnd held first floor o f the corner room o f the W eather and Crop . him nt the point of guns. One held Welaka Block and are now ready for him covered while the other went business. Conditions in Fla. . ~ through his pockets and secured hi* The Realty Loan A Guaranty Com­ fo r the Past W eek money and papers. pany haa the following officers: J. H. Sheppard reported the hold-up to Allen, president; Dean Turner, vice­ Temperature: The week averaged the authorities upon his arrival here. president; E. A. Douglass, secretary colder thnn the normal with •local and treasurer, and S. E. Case, man­ frosts on several days, extending to ager. The following are directors: J. the central division nnd the upper H. Allen, W. E. Walthall, E. A. Doug­ portions of the southern division. Midlass, J. D. Bowman, Deane Turner, 8. dny temperatures were modernte, at­ E. Case and Schelle Mafnes. tended with much sunshine. J. II. Allen, the president. Is a wellPrecipitation: There were light known resident o f Elkins, N. C., and showers in the several divisions— S. E. Case la a prominent cltlsen of* g| least in the Southern section of the Winston-Salem aa Is J. D. Bowman. stntc. The greatest amount fell in .tlB i-ai the west-central portion of the penin­ SUPREME SECRETARY BRANDON They were residents of these dtlee INSTITUTES OFFICERS— EN­ but they will now become residents o f sula, where the week's amount ex* THUSIASTIC MEMBERSHIP SaYiford, recognizing the superior ad* ? it f ceeded nn inch. Moderate rains would vantages o f this city over any other prove beneficial over nil divisions, ex­ Supreme Secretary Rodney H. which they have inspected with the cept on law lnnds in some west-cen­ WASHINGTO^n TM ar. 3. — Prcsl- ful of Retting two others—the army Brandon, assisted by State Supcrvls-----------« --------. . view of locating this kind o f buslneaa LONDON, Mnr. 3.—Dr. Simons for tral counties. dent-elect Harding reached Washing»undry civil-through at the last or Chas. M. ,Raphum and Sccretnrylupon # |nrjt0 |n-the South. Thay the Germans said intentions of Ger­ Condition, of Crops: The nights ton at 1:00 o’cloc kthla afternoon and , , , . M1 H. A. Gadbold, of the Jacksonville! were bere many months ago and went man government has been mlsundei1- were too cool for the most favorable —wat-lnto-xonfaEanca-wlth-lnaucunil , .? * « ?". l h? .f .nT irood nnd German BTgfnlly- q vpr - tine" ground, saw the _ a . . . _ a1______ officials on details for tomorrow's tinued n the senate and Indications zation committee into membership in future of Sanford and before they laycA in some instances. And frost reply Mondny noon. Lloyd George ceremonies. ‘ we™ that U wou,d Uko lta said only modifications permitted to did local dnmage to truck in some lo­ the Loyal Order of Moose. Hereaf­ were' started in business here made .place with the great tnass o f bills Germany will be as regards conditions calities to the west of Miami. Some ter Sanford Lodge No. 1253 will be an several large deals In Sanford real which were regarded as certain to die INDIANA COAL OPERATORS of payment, suc^j ns reduction of the early com is several inches high in important factor in Moosedom circles estate. The company Is Incorporated with this congress. INDICTED ON CHARGES the central nnd southern divisions and it is anticipated that the mem­ and Is ready to take up many o f the Among the measures for which hope ■period annuities from 42 to 30 years. VIOLATING ANTI-TRUST LAW .where melons, nlso, are doing well. bership In this Lodge will eventually problems o f this city In the line o f ______ hns been abandoned were those pro- Editors make previous confirm. i The planting of corn extends to all have an enrollment of ovrtr three hun­ building, buying and selling o f real* iBr tii. Au«rUt*d rr»««> j posing compensation for former servdred, for tho reason that it will have estate and making loans on real e*. divisions, although the crop is ; not INPIANAPOLIS, Mar. 3.—Indiana ice men, regulation of cold storage planted generally in the northern and several of the adjacent counties to tate and the advent o f this company coal operators Indicted .on charges of and the meat and coal Industries, western counties before about March draw on for its members. The Loynl o f live and hustling men will add violating Rhormnn nntHruat law by $100,000,000 for state road nld, a Fed*10th; The stnnds of melons nnd can­ Order of Moose does not make n much to tho social nnd commercial ronsplrlng with miners and retailers oral budget system, rcapportlonment taloupe arc reported good in some practice of promiscuously installing life,of Sanford and of Seminole coun­ ■ •M to Inrrense price of coni, surrendered in the house, reorganization of the central counties. The planting of to­ loilges but plnces them according to ty. They have taken hold o f many to United States Mnrshnl Storenn nnd pntent office nnd many others re­ matoes continues in the cuntrnl div­ geographical location. of our propositions with the right gave bond®. garded as of leas importance. The Officers selected from the mem­ kind of progressive Ideas and the right ision; shipments in moderate quanti­ _Lc_______________ j President Wilson hns signed six of bership persent were as follows: Past spirit of boosting tho city.and are con­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.—Champ ties continue from the South. Cnb-' nrumfERHOODS -SANCTION the supply measures passed. Thcso bnge, celery, beans, and other truck Director, II. R. Stevens; Junior Past servative and yet progressive ‘ STRIKE ON A. B. A A .1nnd the postoffice, diplomatic, District Clark died hero today in .his seventyare promising. Tobacco plants made Dictator, J. G. Ball; Present Dicta­ ness men who have years of experi­ --------|of Columbia, rivers and harbors, pen- first yenr and within two days o f his progress. Citrus bloom is well ad­ tor, F. L'. Miller; Vice Dictator, J. C. ence in handling properties, In the •*. (Br Th« AtMcUud Tnu) Bjon and delclcncy. Sent to him today retirement from the house of repre­ vanced—some early peaches have set. Long; Prelate, S. M. Lloyd; Secre­ banking bualneaa, in the business of sentatives, after a service of twentyCHICAGO, Mar. 3.—Sanction for wcre t^c legislative, Indian and ngriRanges ,are unusually good for the tory, R. W. Peorman, Jr.; Treasurer, building cities and they are known by six yesrs. aixteen railroad brotherhoods and cujturc bills. * be W. M. Haynes; Sergeant-ot-Arms, W. their work* along these lines. Death was due to an attack of pleu- season. Moderate rains would unions for strike on Atlanta, Blrming-i •General legislation awaiting the beneficial over nil divsiions. Farm M. Munson; Inner Guard, E. F. Lane; Their office Is not only provided ham A Atlantic Railway dispatched t o’ ^ _____ i president’s signature Include* the rsiy and a complication of diseases in­ work is several weeks in advance of Outer Guard, R. G. Williams; Trus­ with all the elegant equipment for *..^g| local unions after midnight conference emerJfcnCy tariff bill, which reached cident to his advanced age. Up to ten the average in some localities. tees: A. P. Connelly,- Chas. Hand, B. their own Individual business but they of heads of organizations here. Reu 0U8C this morning and was days ago, however, when he developed F. Whitner; Physicians, R. E. tSevhave also arranged an office for vis­ reiver recently ordered wage reduc- K f(r n (] f or report to the treasury a severe cold, Mr. Clark had shared ens, S. Puleston. itors to the city where they can fM t, tlon. Strike not galled. It may be stated that the newly c’ ‘ “" -----‘ **” ‘J ' department; the Immigration restric­ actively In proceedings of the house write letters and make themeeWea aI , installed officers and the. members tion bill, now before the labor depart­ as Democratic leader. home, something that la needed on the To hit last conscious momenta, the were greatly impressed with the rit­ t r a il in g n e g r o c o n v ic t s ment for a report, and the resolution principal street of the city. . • WITH BLOODnOUNDB repealing most o f the special war­ former speaker’s mind was engrossed ualistic work of the order. It is truly The. Seminola Abstract Company • with memories of his long legislative symbolic o f the practical attainment! time laws.. * (Br TU Au k UM Tnu) of that wonderful institution, Moose- also has their office in this roqm i _ The house today again refused to career. Just before he lapsed Into 5a ORANGE, Va., Mar. 3.— Posses agree to the senate amendment to final unconsciousness, early today, heart. The remarkable growth of other lines o f business may take • --------. this order is more easily comprehend­ office later on as this room Is one o f with bloodhounds today are trailing the army appropriation bill fixing the those at hla bedside heard him whis­ CHICAGO, March 3.— Responsibil­ five of seven negro convicts who aripy strength next year at 176,000, per, “ The question •» on the adoption ed after the inner-workings were the finest In the city for this purpose. ity for the wreck at Porter, Indiana, . wrested rifle from Guard W. E. Snow the vote against the proposal being o f the conference report” . brought home to closely in the Lodge W e welcome the Realty Loan A Goan* last Sunday night, in which 37 per­ At Mr. Clerk's bedside when the end near Madison 'Mills and killed, him. . 240 to 81. The bill was sent back to room. Its further success’ for great anty Company to Sanford. sona were killed today had been fixed I - . * conference with house managers In­ came were Mrs. Clark, thelf son, Ben­ aa far aa officials of the rail goads achievement la assured by- the princi­ IS NO RECORD IN BAR SOVIET AUTHORITIES structed to Insist on the house figure nett Clark, and their daughter, l^r*. involved were concerned, upon Engi­ ples for which it i s ‘ striving and in nARBOR OF ORLANDO'S QUELL DISTURBANCES o f 160,000, but a compromise at 156,­ James M. Thompson o f New Orleans. which direction it haa already accom­ neer George F. Block of the Michi­ , NEWSBOY'S BIG LEGACY 000 to be reported back tomorrow is Arrangements for the funeral have not gan Central passenger train. In a plished such great' results; namely, been completed, but the body probably STOCKHOLM, Mar. 3.—The Rus­ expected to be accepted. the preservation of the Nation’s child­ statement sent from Kalamazoo to sian soviet authorities have quelled BAR HARBOR, Me., Mer. A— Representative Anthony, Republic­ will be sent to the old home In Bow­ the Associated Press office at Chica­ hood and the m oving o f children into the revolt In Petrograd after bring­ an, Kansas, In charge of the measure, ling Green, Mo., where the former go last night General Manager Henry useful citizens who might otherwise Bankers and real •estate ( men were ing troops from the front, according said he was confident the agreement speaker had expected to reside after .• . . unable today to connect Robert Reed Shearer, of the New York Central become human derelicts. to n special dispatch from Helsing­ could •be passed before adjournment. the end o f his congressional service. The fact that Sanford now haa a o f Orlando, Fla.,' with the ownership lines, regarded as spokesman for both fors. . lodge of this Order will permit of o f any local hotel property. Reed, ac­ companies, it was declared that Long even greater argument to the Board ALL NIGHT SESSION . . cording to a dispatch from Orlando, and Block “violated rules and regula­ DAVIS WILL ACCEPT of Governors o f the Loyal Order o f MADE NECESSARY Fighting All Over Russia had been notified that a wealthy undo tions in failing to observe and proper­ SECRETARY OF LABOR, BY THE SENATE J^pose for locating the Dixie MooseLONDON, Mar. 3.-Reporta re­ had bequeathed him a joint lnt ly obey signal indications." ’ HARDING ANNOUNCES heart In Sanford. ceived In official British circles today a targe hotel here. Nothing waa It was added that they will be * (By Tha AmmUUS Tnm\ Members wish to thank Messrs. known, o f such a bequest at the Hen* confirm dispatches telling o f an antl(Br Tk« AamcUUA T n u ) forthwith dismissed from the service. WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.—Unabated Brandon, Raphum and Godbold for nock county probate court offlee In sovict rising In Russia. They state BALTIMORE, Mar. 3<—President­ opposition to naval opproprlatlon bill The statement was issued at the close the assistance rendered in the organ­ Ellsworth. that the situation In Russia la aarious. elect Harding announced selection .of . o f an investigation by railroad o ffic­ • - . * -— . * Report* from Russia received this James J. Davis o f Pittsburgh, as Sec­ raised prospect o f all-night session of ials which has .been in progress al­ isation of Sanford Lodge 1258, L. O. . .. “ morning In Helsingfors, Finland, by retary o f Labor, and George B- the senate and made certain defeat of most continually since 8unday night. O .M . SILVER CA*RTWH EELS ON THE •• _________ "____*____ mass o f other legislation when con­ way of Reval, Esthonla, discloses a Christian, Jr., WAY secretary to the gress convened today for last full-day * Long early yesterday at hla home situation “ which may result In the FREEZING TEMPERATURE In Jackson, Mich., refused to say any­ President of the sixty-sixth congress.. complete overthrow o f soviet rule," FOR WASHINGTON thing ‘ about the result o f the rail­ The coinage o f *Uv<r dollars la be­ ■■ys the Central . News’ Helsingfors road officials’ Inquiry, until he had ing resumed at the Philadelphia mini, , WILSON WILL PRACTICE PRESENTED PAINTING (Br TBs l m d«l»t T n u ) correspondent been released from -his pledge to hia the first that have been put into cir­ LAW AFTER TOMORROW htlfi^jris proceeding In •many Fight WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.—Tempera­ culation since 1005. In 1018 the Pit­ superiors not to discuss the accident. * • WITH BAINBRIDGE COLBY (By I V liuciilW Vtvm) , Parte bf Tm __ ___ .... sla _____ with______ Petrograd and tures close to freezing predltiona to­ man act fixed $1 an ounce as the price WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.—Southern Moscow as centers o f the revolution­ morrow flags, bunting began drop at which the purchases o f silver should From a.complete disarmament idea, Commercial Congress session here (Br, T>* Turn) ary movements, the report adds. with rain today. to a “ navy second to none” program, bo made. The price of silver In the was presented by the War Department WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.—President Fighting In Petrograd la of gigantic open market now is about sixty cents is the Jump of the new Secretary of with • painting o f the late Surgeon « • proportions, according to the reports, Wilson announced he would . the Navy-to-be. . an ounce. Treasury officials state General Gorgas. •, Two knives laid crosswise foretells for 300,000 u strikers-pre a im e r s gre declared cieciarcu to be practice o f l»w In partnership with that about 350,000,000 silver dollars 4 " Y-- - ■ ’ 1 misfortune. . will be coined—enough so that every­ It is bad luck to scour bread knives 1 « "?* I f you drop . k „ u . . woman ri.1. . . « n o m W It U . I . U P . M I U . , d ! S U t o 1 will a p p ..r. . . |on Sunday. body will have some o f them. ’ Office supplies at. the • ' Herald.• to estimate. . . 1m I n a u g u r a l • Address is Completed and Ready START THIS WEEK SIMPLE INAUGURAL GERMANY GIVEN UNTIL NOON TO ACCEPT CERTAIN CONDITIONS BY ALLIED SUPREME COUNCIL CONFEREES IN A COMPROMISE ON THE ARMY BILL SANFORD LODGE ORDER MOOSE ORGANIZED DEATH CLAIMS CHAMP CLARK' YESTERDAY I ENGINEER LONG HELD TO BLAME FOR BIG WRECK ■ --- • .\ - JP v *^ ’ - r* i -■■■w _ f- T_. a . - * ’ * » �<• 1 a M ^ B E s ia s s s a ia s r * . ... WAAw, • Jr.rv'- *' T H E S A N F O R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R I D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 25, 1921 TWO AUTOS CONGRESS ROUND UP ROBBERS IN r/iLOOT AMONG*’ PLANS AID FOR ORLANDO LAST NIGHT RECOVERED EX-SERVICE MEN SHERIFF MAKES CATCil B WASH1NGTON, Feb. 21.—One of the important pieces o f legislation which will, without doubt, be enacted, at the special session o f congress to Thursday night was found in a clump ORLANDO, Feb. 23.— From the loot begin about Mny 1st, will be pro­ T hree M en A re T hought of palmettos near Lake Fairview on which hns been recovered inr connec­ viding amendments to the war risk in­ the Apopkn road. One of the mem­ tion with the nrrest of Walter Mc­ surance net in the interest of tho men to Be R eal Y e g g s bers of the gang led the sheriff to Knight, Dessie Colemnn nnd Robert who served oversens. This -is the whecr it wns hidden. It hnd been A fte r Matthews here early yesterday morn­ crying need of the day. It has been broken into nnd looted. ing, these men have been identified recognized since the bureau wnB first Tools which were stolen from the with robberies nt Clermont, Plymouth, established thnt it was probably doing South Florida Foundry & Machine Lockhnrt, Altamonte Springs nnd Ovi­ its duty in a very feebly wny, mninly Compnny, were recovered nnd have edo, according to the ahcrifTs office. because o f the fact thnt it came In ex­ been identified. These tools were BAND IIAD BAFFLED AUTHOR­ Recovered property to the extent of istence almost over night nnd thnt it used in their night operations. * ITIES FOR PAST TWO thousands of dollars hns been return­ must work under many handicaps nnd • MONTHS. ed to the owners. Two automobiles, make many blundcrh. Tho ex-service stolon by the trio, according to the man needs more consideration and the ORLANDO, Feb. 23.—Sheriff Kar­ sheriff, nnd used In their operations, signs are bright for him to get it. el and hla two deputies, Frank Hogan The house committee on interstate are now In possession of the sheriff. and Floyd Peel, just before daylight One o f those Is an “ Elcar” nnd tho aqd foreign commerce has been work­ yesterday morning closed In on a other n “ Baby” Overland, the hear­ ing on this matter for some time with band of robbers whose wholesale oper­ ings o f which hnd burned out. A tho direct object in view o f Improving ations In this vicinity have baffled T is a m otor-car athlete— with unusual large quantity of stuff remains un- both the facilities and service o f the the authorities for the past two identified In the hands of the sheriff, bureau and o f further amending and com fort accommodations. months. The men arrested were BISHOP NICHOLSON TELLS DEL­ which he says serves to connect the .modifying the wnr risk insurance act. EGATES THAT CHURCH CAN •The smart sport design, attractive co lo r” Robert Matthews, Walter McKnight thlcvcs with numerous other bur- Such changes will have the solid en­ PREVENT WARS. Bchwne, and elegant finish o f the T horobred and Dessio Coleman, the latter a dorsement o f th e. trensury depart­ glarios. • , young white lad of 18 years and a ment. appeal to the dye o f everyonor The articles taken by the gang ( B y T h t A u k Ii M P r t iil nephew of McNight. It would be provided, among other embrace guns, tools, clothing, jewelry BUFFALO, N. Y., Feb. 23.—The It is a man’s car in pow er and speech-* Another member, who with Mc­ things, thnt n number o f regional of­ world wra has awakened the church ond postoffice and express money or­ Night appears to havo been the ring­ fices be located in different sections A n d a woman's car because o f its luxury, to its tremendous resources, Bishop ders, groceries, automobile tires nnd leader o f the gang, is still nt large the country. . An effort will be o f handling, And simplicity o f contrgft* Thomas Nicholson told the delegates rims nnd miscellaneous nrticles o f , o f but the sheriff expects to have him to the annual meeting of the Episco­ every description. Several truckloads made to further co-ordinate tho work behind the bars within n few hours. B. & O. M OTOR CO. pal Council of Cities here today. ‘ ‘The of the loot were gnthered from vari­ to be rendered the soldiers, sailors Loot, identified ns being taken from latest figures give the direct and in­ ous hiding plnces. The nutomoblle. nnd mnrincs of the recent wnr- by I S A N FORD, F L A . ^ scvernl places burglarized within the rims nnd tires no doubt explnin the bringing th coffices of tho Wnr Risk past month has been recovered. direct costs of the world war to be $318,000,000 in money ami 43,000,000 thefts which hnve occurred from cars Insurance* Bureau, tho Public Ilcnlth Among the things found is the small Service, the Federal BoatsK^f Vocnlives,” he said. ‘‘ It is within the pow­ In the city for past several months. safe which was removed from the A. tinnnl Education,'tho Red Cross, and One o f the,men nrrested hns prac­ er of the church to make - impossible C. L. depot nt Clermont last Thurs­ other kindred organizations closer to­ tically been identified ns one of tho day night, tho robbery of a store nt another such world catastrophe.” gether so thnt there will bo a better two men who a short time ngo held Bishop Nicholson pleaded for n de­ Oviedo about three weeks ago, tho community o f interest hnd concert of up n negro along the A. C. L. rnilvelopment of progress nnd modern looting o f the station nt Plymouth rond tracks nnd robbed him of some nction among those who nrc endeav­ business methods in the church. “ Wo which occurred about the same time must hnve faith in ourselves,” he $-15 in ensh. Anoher holdup it is be­ oring to really do something worth and n number of other plnces thnt said, “ and in our ability to do and to lieved they were connected with oc­ while for ho comfort, honlth nnd were burglarized it is thought will be give, iiml we must be willing to lining curred nbout two weeks ngo When a general betterment' of both the men cleared up when all of the loot which the methods of work of- the modern young white lnd wns ‘‘stuck up” by [nnd women who took so conspicuous is being found in various places has church up on n scale commensurate two bandits nt Hughey street nnd a pnrt in the world’s grant conflict. been recovered. By the establishment of these re­ FormoSn where she had been nursing with the progress nnd development of the railroad and when he hnd fniled The gang was arrested at the auto­ gional offices nnd the sub-offices pa­ Mr. Hutchinson. to prove n profitable venture, wns modern business methods. mobile camp near the Half Way Store Mr, Miller o f Jacksonville wns th« “ The demand of the hour js for stabbed with his own knife which pne pers nnd applications would not now on the Winter Park road and offered be sent to Wnshngton ^ Improper) Thc opening dnnee was hold nt the guest o f J. E. Phipps Wednesday. more spiritual power. Not long since of the men hnd taken. The wound no resistance when the sheriff and his Ihotel Thursday evening. The Sandy Fridny wns School Day nt the fair. I was on the Great Lakes. I saw one wns only n slight one, ns the victim shnjie nnd unsatisfactory condition. deputies suddenly confronted them. At the present tlfne hundreds of.Beach Jnzz Orchestra of Sandy Bench, Longwood wns well represented. ’ of the largest steamers afloat. The succeeded in freeing himself nnd Matthews, who hails from New Jer­ applications arc received here daily)Ohio, furnished thc music. Anyone The mnny friends of Mr. Ilutchenowner was aboard and with pride he'dodged a blow nlmed nt him made his sey, and who lived in a tent about two from nlmost every state in the Union. thnt likes good music thc Longwood son will regret to learn of his deati showc(| me- over the great engines, escape. , hundred yards from the one occupied Many of them go direct to the Wnr j hotel is where they will find it every which occurred Fridny nt 11:30 nt thi by McNight and his nephew, was en- Then he showed me how they had du- ! The sheriff stnted thnt he hns seplicate engines so t h nfnti shrdlu un rurad two witnesses who will testify evening. Everyone in- Formosn Sanitarium. The body wu gageil in .shaving when arrested. The •ptirntr T nginr* tti:n Unit I f ' anythi ng prepared fdr 1ill Hal by CnTifeJ Tim­ To n conversation overhertrd lnstidf other two men were asleep. The man went wrong with tho machinery on Monday night between the members asking for information of various ThoBc motoring down to see “ Tea nnd nccompnnicd by his son, Dr. Hntwhom the sheriff nnd his deputies nre one pnrt they had an entirely new set of the gang in which one of them kinds. When thc nppliention ranches for Three,” February lfith, were Mr. chenson, was forwarded Snturirf still after left home, according to his of hoilcrs nnd engines to carry the cursed th eothers nnd railed them Washington it is often found thnt it Riennu nnd daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. muring to Trpnton, N. J , for inter­ \yife, early Monday morning with $00 .ship^lhrnugh. They burned hundreds “ yellow” for losing their nerve nfter is faulty in not giving the necessary; s 7 n d;ik" r nn(7.Cn „ oi7 ^ . ment. with which lie promised to buy her n of tons of coal a day, hut they could arriving nt Oviedo for the purpose of particulars or lncks detailed informa­ Service wns held nt Christ clfurth ticket to her home in Ohio. She was L. R. Pnyne hnd the misfortune to make time in the face of tho greatest holding up the hnnk there during tion. ThlR requires thnt it bo Bent Sunday. Been at the sheriff’s office yesterday lose his vnlunble bjrd dog one night storm which could lie anticipated on hanking hours. He hns established, bnrk nnd revised, taking weeks nnd Mrs. Wynn o fSnnford spent the accompanied by her little daughter, a this week. Someone ran over it in nn the lakes. sometimes many months of vnlunble week with her dnughter, Mrs. B. J. |he says, the fnct thnt nil three of the child of nbout two years. Efforts automobile. “ A few days inter I was on ‘n little Imen nrrested left the rntnp near the time. Overstreet. » . will be made to hnve her sent back to N. O. Odum nnd Hugh Rooney of old hont built twenty-five years ago, halfway store on the Winter Pnrk Mr. nnd Mrs. Gifford and children her people in Ohio, a sthere is not u Orlando were transacting business in with its sputtering engine. It is as rond together, nrcompnnied by Clar­ of Snnford were cnllers in town Suip single bit of evidence to connect her NEW YORK, Feb. 23.— Involuntary town Wednesday. useless to try to run the big occun ence Mehl, who is still nt large, nnrly Idny. with the criminal activities of her hus­ petition in bankruptcy was filed in W. McWorkmnn wns a visitor in lines with the steam power of that ^Monday morning nnd did not return Mr nnd Mrs. Dunbar were visitor! band. Sympathy was heard by those the federal court here today against Orlando Wednesday. little boat as it is to run the modern until nbout eight hours Inter. in Snnford Mondny. in the office at the time for the plight I^islie and Judge Company on behalf Walter Stuart, who hns been spendchurch with the degree of spiritual • Mrs. A. Y. Fuller spent the day In Clarence Mehl, nllns Chnrleti E of three creditors, whose claims total ing the winter here, left for his home which she and her little girl find power we have hnd in the past. The Orlnndo Tuesday. Miller, wns still being sought by the $600,000. themselves. in Ohio Wednesday. power of God is unlimited. The great­ J. E. Phipps left Wednesday tot sheriff’s office tonight. Todny it was An interesting paragraph of the Mr. nnd Mrs. Hardy nnd Mr. nnd est need of Jhc, hour is the develop­ Miami to be gone several dnys.. round-up of the gang yesterday is lenrned he returned to n house near As a rule, when people nrc insulted Mrs. Ranger were visitors at thc fair ment of moral and spiritual power revcalbd when it became known that Winter Park nnd exchanged a blue Mr. nnd Mrs. B. J. Overstreet wert they go nwny nnd scold nbout it to Thursdny. which will mutch the commercial and they hnd planned to hold-up the bank shirt which he wore Iflondny.momlfig 1 Mrs. Farmer returned Fridny from visitors in Snnford Tuesday. themselves. industrial mnsteries of our age.” at Oviedo Mondny; Monday night for a white one. The mnn who lived one of the members was heard curs­ In the bouse stnted he came nnd woke FILED INJUNCTION ing the others and calling them “ yel him up nnd demnnded the white AGAINST SOUTHERN low” because they hnd lost their nerve shirt, which win left there by him n PINE ASSOCIATION at the last moment. few dnys previous. ST. LOUIS, Feb. 23.—Government Among the loot captured yesterday today filed injunction proceedings in Todny it wns lenrned thnt the gnng was express money orders, jewelry, federal court ngninst tho Southern hnd plnnned n nutnber of robberies in clothing of various kinds, three rifles, Pine Association in an effort to end Georg in nnd South Carolinn nnd were and a 12-gauge shotgun. Some of their alleged conspiracy to curtail Bupply, on tho verge o f leaving Orlnndo when loot has not yet been found but the and increase thc price of yellow pine nrrested by the sheriff’s office. Mehl, sheriff knows where it is located and lumber. Suit was filed at thc direc­ tho man nt large, Is miirried nnd his wilf have it shortly. tion of Attorney General Palmer, on a wife is waiting here to return to her THE U N IV E R SA L C A R Tho safe that was taken from the ehnrge of violation of tho Sherman family in Ohio. It wn sto buy,n ticket' A. C, L. depot at Clermont last anti-trust act. thnt Mehl went away with $60 Mon­ dny nfter returning from Oviedo nnd h + + + + + + + + * + + * + + + * + + + + 4 -+ * * + * * * + * + * * * * v + + + + + * + * + + * + + + ;> fniled to return. He wished to get his wife out of the wny to carry out tl^cir plans in Georgia nnd South Carolinn, Mr. Edscl B. Ford. President of the Ford Motor Company, R L ^ o u t ^ h e ^ f o l *" /f e“ \“ vc"lnzmedint«The price of the FORDSON Tractor has been reduced from $790.00 to $625.00, it is said by thc officers. Jy. Sheriff l^nrcl nnd his deputies hnve “ ThiH price change has been made possible through lower cysts of materials and the fact that we nil points covered in case the remain­ now located in our hew Tractor Hunt with greatly increased economic manufacturing facilities m nre now Bilinte connection wun with our tounury foundry nnu and machine shops mid where iron immediate mnc-mne »uu|>n mm Inrge blast furnaces .... ....w ,,......... - r - Is,P >, ing member of the gnng nttempts to directly from the ore, giving us mnxiinum efficiency with the power to reduce cost or production, no** lonvo, hut It Is believed thnt he is down come* tho price in line with our policy to market our prgducts at thc lowest possible figure witn-. stil lin hiding near the city. out in nny way affecting our high standard of quality. . . . . . . . . . . » *i,i« time " “ We are. particularly pleased, in being nblc to bring nbout this big reduction in price nt this unit because the farmer needs all the help we enn give him nnd this big cut In price will bo the. U. S. W ill H ave Tw o placing a valuable power unit within the ranch of practically every one o f them, not to mention inqus trial nnd commercial concerns which likewise hnve benefited through its use and are nlrandy realizing, $8,000,000 Airplanes to u much greater extent, its vnlue as a power und hauling unit. Bat particularly has tho hUUuav*' Tractor proved a most vulunbcl fsetor in thc saving of farm labor, nt thp. same time increasing the I acre crop yield ns well ns mnking making possible u utilization of previous uncultivated land, to say nothing oi WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—Con­ removing no end of drudgery. * .. . . . . . . . . „ .n,i„ With every 5-Gallon purchase of Gasoline we “ There is no question thnt tho use of machine power on the farm is the greatest advancement mam. struction of two fnBt nirplnries car­ in the development of ngriculturc, not only in money saving and money mnking results, ns well ns «*■* are going to give a coupon which entitles you riers for thc navy nt a cost of $8,­ ing the standards of Bring on thc farm to a much higher level, but because of its proved value in nisx000,000 each would bo authorized un­ to a chance on a tube to be given away FREE Ing every type of innd more productive, and consequently our desire to place the FORDSON within hr ^ der nn amendment to tho nnvnl ap­ MARCH 15th. We will give you a tube to " “ ^THERE IS NO CHANGE IN THE PRESENT FORD CAR AND TRUCK PRICES, which arc al­ propriation bill adopted yesterday by fit your car regardless of size. We carry a ready nt thc lowest possible figure nnd now with rock bottom reached on the tractor price n further "T n sennte nnvnl sub-committee. F if­ ductfon in-price of either tho Car, Truck or Tractor is out ’o f the question; in fact, tho big Prlc0 complete line of AUTO ACCESSORIES and teen million dollars would be mndc hnve been made in anticipation of continuous maximum production nnd Increases mny be nccc ELECTRIC SUPPLIES. available next year for stnrting work before long if n large volume of new business is not obtained. Therefore, present prices of Ford product cannot be guaranteed against possible increases." on the craft, which hnve been recom­ Ask for the book “The FORDSON at WORK” , which wil be supplied free of cost. Let us demo mended by nnvnl experts. I1E T T E R T IR E S C H E A P E R strntc the vnlue of thc FORDSON on your form, in your factory, lumber yard, coal yard, ° r in any Thc sennet nlso doubled the appro­ general hauling or power work you have to do and let us hnve your ‘order for n FORDSON. priation of the house committee of $6,000,000 for naval aircraft procure­ ment nnd left untouched the $90,000,­ 000* appropriation for continuing work on the 1916 building program, includ­ ing 11 super-dreadnunghts nnd six FORD DEALER battle cruisers.•. - - -• AVE. History repents itself, but not in time to do pny good. RETURN £I THOUSANDS OF LARS WORTH OF LOOT DOL- THE WORLD WAR AWAKENS CHURCH TO RESOURCES > The Thorobred I L0NGW00D NOTES ii I : I III > AN N O U N C EM EN T FREE! i 5 . . Edward Higgins I id *7 . -**e; i n . -, -: t : . *• V - _____ BANK OF OVIEDO �■/ ffiJi?dc:*p3i:y .^^:f fp ' y -"“ “ f? * ->4i K K i i 5r'1-‘ Mu,? MANY , NOTED BUSINESS LECTURE COMING | ST ri m , pT- Orlando, Feb. 2J, 1021. Mr. F. L. Miner, Dear Sir; By vote of the directors of the SubTropical Mid-Winter Fair the sincere thunks of the association are extend­ ed you and your assistants for the ex­ cellent exhibits tnnde. We appreciate your interest and faithfulness in help­ ft ing to make the fair the biggest and Hf, best. W. It. O’NEAL, President, C. E. HOWARD, Secretary. Tho following exhibitors carried away prizes and the Wakefield I*roducts also scooped everything iq sight but they were entered in the Fine Arts building: T. Tietsema: Comb honey, first; ex­ tracted honey, first; beeswax, first. C. M. Berry: Forage product dther than named, first. F. F. Dorner: Merchantable crt. let­ tuce, first. py.v Chase: Box Duncan grapefruit, first; box pineapple oranges, third. Wakefield: Box kumquats, second; box guavas, second. (^. M. Stowe: Doz. cars of corn, second. F. F. Dorner: Sudan grass, third. Mrs. F. A. Johnson: Red clover, pf$. first; guinea grass, first; corn fodder, second; Rhodes grass, first; millet, second; Sudan grass, second; collec­ tion hay and forage one farm, first; Cassava and products, first; collection grain and needs, first; pecans, second; display wood, second. . L. H. Brumlcy: CO lbs. cotton, first. Zachary Tyler Co., crates, first. Ed. Ward: Crt. celery, first. Partin Bros: Half doz. cabbage, 1st p Ed. Ward, half doz. Cauliflower, 1st Tom Jones: Beets with tops, first. R. Meuse: Strawberries, first. C; M. Berry: Col. vegetables, one , . farm, second. gj * C. H. Leffler: Ex. tomatoes, third. F. A. Johnson: I'ursley, third. Tom Jones: Cnrrots, second. C. M. Berry: Radishes, third; egg yt'. • plant, Boeond. R. J. Reiter: Red cane, first. Johnson: ’ Green cane, second/ R- J. Reiter: Syrup, second. L, P.’ Hagan: Nnvnl stores, second. F, A, Stone: Broomp, first. h Lord and Elder water, gator e, display celery (A1 Dorner), elgars, lettuce displace, •com exhibit, “ it prizes. County second. / * m Strike c i ft a r e t t e B .& O . MOTOR CO. TAKES A G E N C Y P R I Z E S FOR HUPMOBILE The B. & 0 . Motor Company, of WERE CARRIED OFF BY INDIV­ this city, has secured the exclusive IDUAL CONTRIBUTORS— agency for this section for the wellCOUNTY SECOND known nll-American car, the Hupmobile, and now have a number o f new Seminole county did not carry off cars on the floor from'which to make first prize at .the Sub-Tropical Fair selection. Nothing need be said this year but they.carried off many about the multitude o f good points of prizes for their various exhibits. It the Hupmobilo, as there are many was not because Seminole county did satisfied owners In Seminole • and not have the exhibits but simply that Lake counties, the territory controlled tba people who could have made fine by Messrs. Jemigan and Baggett. * exhibits did not care to take the time They will at once establish a service and trouble to make the showing. The station, where “ Hup” owners will re­ fact o f the matter is that if the time ceive cvrey attention and courtesy. ever comes when the Seminole people The new distributors arc jubilant take enough interest in a fair exhibit over their success in securing this ter­ to take their fruit and vegetables and ritory for the sale of this car and will the numerous products of fnrm and be pleased to give n demonstration to pantry nnd field and grove that no all prospective purchasers. county In the state of-Florida can compete with them, -Some time they . feel like taking an interest, at other times they have too much business, some times they do not. like the manin charge, some times they do not like to go to Orlando, maybe they resent the Herald asking them to.mukc Mr. R, Hardesty, a representative an exhibit, or they might not like our of The Nntionnl Cash Register Com­ political policies or some other equal- pany, of Dayton, Ohio, is in the city large obstacle intervenes nnd pre* nnd is making arrangements with the vents them getting together in time Sanford Chamber of Commerce for to make the right kind of an exhibit. bringing to Snnfqrd the noted lecture, However, Seminole county does not "Getting the Most Out of Retailing." mnke an exhibit at Orlnndo to carry The lecture is principally for busi­ o ff the prize. We make it for the ness men, merchants and clerks, anil, good that it will do in many wnys and from reports from other cities, it is , make it in Orlando nnd other places one of the most interesting nnd in­ beenuse we have no fair o f our own structive lectures of its kind ever put and to make a creditable exhibit is out on the road. worth mnny times over what it costs The lecture outfit consists of an ad­ to make the exhibit. The proof of vance man, a lecturer, and an opera­ the pudding is what the tourists and tor. Seven large trunks are required homescekers want and the greatest to transport tho equipment of motion proof of the statements that you cun picture machines, films, etc. raise everything in Seminole county The Snnford Chamber of Commerce is the actual products on exhibition.' is to he congrajulntih I for, seen ring ■uum rsjM jnT fls y'•s?'auto- ;r t f 7n,r o i ■ this well-known lecture, as it will be although it did not have all that it { of vast benefit to the merchants and should hnvc contained but it casts |clerks of the city. great credit upon F. L. Miller, Mr. and j The (into has been fixed for Friday Mrs. C. M. Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Frank evening, March 18th, 8 p. m. and will Johnson, Fred Hines and many others )>e given in the Princess Theatre. who looked after the collection of the There will he ny charge for admission. exhibits and looked after the display in Orlando. The following letter tuts Valuable Prizes been received by Mr. Miller: <■'. CHULUOTA But Not Any Better is the Concensus of Opinion , ft, T H E S A N F O R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R I D A Y , M A R C H .4, 1921 SEMINOLE COUNTY EXHIBITS AT THE SUB-TROPICAL FAIR COULD HAVE BEEN LARGER i ®5§*T'i r^ f-y ?y*°* >.n 3HSfPSlI? =IN; Offered by The Local Chamber The Sanford Chamber o f Commerce, « in order to stimulate thought and create greater interest in our city and its many advantages, is offering prizes to students of the Sanford schools for essnys on the subject, "What Is a City Substantial ?" The writing of these essnys will be a part of the regular sschool work in connection with the grnmmnr and En­ glish courses, and will be done under the supervision of the teachers of these departments. The work will count for class credits just as apy other work in tho regular school pro­ gram. The Chnmber of Commerce will se­ lect a board of qualified nnd impartial judges nnd will mnke the award of prizzes at an early date. Tho prizes offered are ns follows: Best essay by member o f the Fresh­ man or Sophomore class, $10.00 Best cssny by member o f the Junior or Senior Class, $10.00. Best essay by member of the Seven­ th Grade Grammar Class, $5.00. Best essay by member o f the Eighth Grade Grammar Class, $5.00. Competition will start March 7th nnd end March 18. Public award of prizzes will be made tho evening of March 25. The school authorities appreciate this Interest taken by the Chamber of Commerce and arc confident the con­ test will prove interesting and bene­ ficial to the pupils. Luke IHcily Says, ‘The Rat Died Be­ fore Reaching the River.” "Since moving near the river two years ago, we’ve always used RAT-SNAP. Wntched a vicious water rat, .nibbling nt RAT-SNAP outside the house. About 15 minutes later he dnrtcd off for the water, to cool his burning stomach, but he died before reaching it." Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. If you find a whole grain o f wheat In a loaf o f bread, and put it over the door, the name of the first who enters will be that of your sweetheart. Its toasted ORDER MAYOR TO ELECTION IN PENSACOLA MUST ALLOW CITIZENS TO VOTE ON ALDERMANIC FORM OF GOVERNMENT PENSACOLA, Feb, 26.—Judge .A. G. Campbell, o f the circuit court, Wed­ nesday afternoon issued an order di­ recting that the mayor, or tho city commissioners, call an election ns pe­ titioned for by citizens nnd qualified .voters some time ago, to give the peo­ ple an opportunity of voting on tho question of whether nr not the city should revert back to the aldermnnic form of government, and nbnndon the commission form, under which the city of Pensacola is now governed. The order was in the shape of a writ of mandamus, and was issued during the progress of a murder trial by the judge named. It was later in the day served on the commissioners. Rabbi W ise Lecture W as Greatly Enjoyed {From Saturday » Daily) -~Thr—trrrnrF'rrf "TtnMirwit c i t t TTtr Baptist church lifWt night was well at­ tended and those who were there were well rewarded for Rabbi Wise gave them one of the fine talks that are characteristic of the man who is a Jew and it real American ami from his talk one would gather that he holds his Americanism before his re­ ligion almost hut not quite. He is plain spoken, says what he thinks is right, says it without fear or favor, does not play to the galleries, gives the audience some sound facts on real Americanism and leaves them with a pleasant taste in the mouth af­ terward. Rabbi Wise is one of the few great men of the country. He is one of the forcgin element who enme to this country to become an American and made good at the job. Ho is one of the foremost speakers, one o f those few orators left to us and a*renl man in every respect. He is not noly do­ ing a great work for mankind in New York but is carrying the message to people of.other states and he is car­ rying it whole-souled, well-worded, strnight to the jroint nnd driving the real truths about America home to the people. He said Inst night that he never spoke twice in the same place and we hope* he changes that rule to at least tnke in Sanford again some time in the neur future. We "could stand an­ other" lecture o f this kind in Snnford and Dr. Hyman is to be congratulated on bringing this gifted speaker to our city and let all of us, regardless of creed or religion, enjoy his words of wisdom, his wit nnd his true Ameri­ canism. Million Packet^ O f Flower Seeds Free -*•*■* **■*»%•■ * »* f — r T , 1 —l ^ i . • II I • .2. SEMINOLE COUNTY hitt am! Mrtl Merriweather’ s fertiliz­ er all day yesterdiry• n Monday after next is good roads l U m J5 K •n K. day in Seminole county. Got your u Ijj -* " * Sr ■ f . *-*•"» c£ £4 shovels and hoes ready anti every one. * 245 21 42.713.01 $ $2,328.23 1 413.41 work one day. Try and give your 219.92 235.01 32S 3ft 113 IT . 245.SO 2111.08 M county u lift by donnling one day 2S*.2U 'JTJ>S3 345.9 IM WII aSO.49 . 454 07 each year. Fix those little places ns C10.S1 200.54 27*.50 20.00 5-.U.18 23.05 well as- big ones in your road. Tell $1,722.12 34.092.29 $ aroo 1-1 521 21 1-'.2TJ.30 tbe girls to bring out coffee nnd sand­ wiches. RECAPITULATION Or REPORT OF SCHOOL BOND. INTEREST AND SINKING TUNDS. 8EMWatch us. We are going to have NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA n park in town some day, with free December 31 at. I £20 drinkink water and a sent to sit on n c Ft S D _ S _T h while you eat your lunch. It looks £ 1 4 M • f £ ; C ike airpark now, but strangers would “u !_ .= i • « f * not know where to lunch without a iI* V C t i c '* j* n * e C * K 2. i-S J sign. £ 1 *? t 0 r y. ££ £ & ' z li 5123 Now is the time to do your plant­ i $11,040.50 III. 1*53.73 liod.noo.oo $ 3,179 31 $ 4.334.73 lion.odq,'"! 4 ii.4J4.oi 412.37278 ing. Wc had n fine rain last evening c ihs. in 15,000.U) suo.to 571. tit 452 2H 4U-* 27 13.000.00 Hvs.13 t i l .234 63 $12,527.19 $115,000.00- 1 3,408.43 4 4.787 01 II 15.1*81.00 $ 8.1102.10 $12 -8200 nnd n dandy cool day todny. Every­ one on the go. No skeeters, flies or crooks were seen out today. f ls i Hi H i* WOOLSEY SUNK OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE IN COLLISION POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE WASHINGTON, D..C., Feb. 28.— One navln enlisted man is dead, fif­ teen arc missing and two are injured ns the result o f a collision Saturday between the American destroyer Woolsoy and the American Steamer Steel InVcntor o ff the-Pacific Coast of Panama. Tho Woolsey was cut in two nt the after tank by the collision and snnk at 6 n. m. Saturday morning while in tow .of tho destroyer Aaron Ward, which with the destroyer Philip, have 112 of the Wooisey’a syrvivors on board. The collision was reported to the navy department late yesterday by Admiral Rodman, commnnder-in-chief of tho Pacific fk e t, to which the Woolsey, one of the navy’s most mod­ ern destroyers, was attached. The damage to the Steel Inventor was slight, and no casualties occur­ red among her crew. She is reported t obc proceeding to the Balboa under copvoy o f the destroyer Buchanan. The report forwarded by Admiral Rodmnn said Tom Stanley Woodcock, first-class erigincman, was killed by the collision and his body was placed aboprd the Buchanan. Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots * k• I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING This is* no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and to say ju st what is my candid convictions would put it most too strong for the careful, conservative person— that persofl whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who has VISION will agree with me now— the other later. “ SPURLiNG’S SUBDIVISION” tidn— lo t s a re b e in g so ld r ig h t a lo n g and b u ild in g in this s e c tio n is su ch as to g la d d en th e h e a rt o f th o s e w h o have the g o o d o f S a n fo rd a t h eart. J . E. SPURLING "The Man Who Sella Dirt Cheap#» Watch the South East Corner of Page Two I ! *' I *• 1^1 Everything goes here now but the baby carriages, we got to push them* Period Ending December 31st, 1920 But when ft comes to pushing a car­ Th« following r»port of tl* reerlpu and disbar**ment* of (bo School Vub<!« of ftiu iv n , J riage with that baby bom to Mr. and COUNTY for (he ported ending December Slat, 1820, with tha balance* and amonat of Mrs. Henry Fjjtch on the 22nd, in it, Mltuodloc, *nd a ■tatrmrnt of tbr A v e l, and (JaMlltlra. and tha rain# of School th» Hid Seminole County a* reported on lb* Slat day of December, 1020, by tb* CbontrinJ you will have to hook in your toes to of l*oIdle Inatrnetlba and tho Superintendent .of CnbUc Instruction, la hereby pobUahod " " - I t f t U proTlrtono of Chaplrr OSI3, Law* of Florida, Acta of 1013. make her go from what Billy Jacobs ERNEST A1103, says it’s about a 15 pounder. Comptroller. Wm. Tanner, Roland Dann, N. C. OEHERAL SCHOOL FUND Jacob's families and friends nil spent Prjrtllory naUnr*. July lit, 1020 ................ a glorious Sunday last down some­ Omititdlng Warrant*, July lit, 1030 where on the prairie just for a change N*t Balanc*, July t*t, 1030 .................................................... ....................| 5 635 gj of sights and recreation. Rtcalpti forth * SI* Kentht: Messrs. Pruitt and Smith of Day­ From— tona went down toward Taylor Creek Tai Collector, Taira ................................................................................................110,102.00 Tax Collector, roll* ........................................................................ ......................... ftssloo lost Tuesday and came in today with Comptroller. RedrmpIlona ........................................................................................ 1 . 2SS 53 Comptroller. Ilallroad Taitw ................... 20.02 a 20-lb. gobbler and some fries to car­ Comptroller, One Mill Tax ....................... .t............. ...................... 1.333.10 ry home. Hank. Intereat ............................................................... ............................. ............. s.70 Itank. Ix»»n ........ ............ .......................................................................................... 8,000.00 You, should have seen that load of Varlon* Donation* ............... 2,494.78 Sl.Blt.18 fish Matthew Best brought -up town Making Ilalane* I30.W7.OS Tuesday night. There were oil kinds <ntibnnemaata far the Six Month!: nnd one or two 3 -ft cats. Expanded tor School*: I 1 Tics, buds and wood are keeping Salaries of Teacher* .................................................................................... ...,..$ 1 8 ,7 9 7 .5 0 Transportation of Dnplla .*........................ .................; ............................... V . . , . . 4,234.23 a lot of fellows out of devilment Attorney Cut Board 120,00 Expanhi of l kdmlnlatratlam: Ur around here these days. Salary of Superintendent 800.00 From the kind of a lumber pile in Traveling Expeuet of Superintendent ........ .... 150.00 l‘er Idem end Mileage of Members of Hoard 187.40 the rear of the Chuluota Co. building ~V Incidental* for Hoard and Hupertnleadent . . . . 432.34 we sort of believe even Mr. Snyder is I rioting ................ 210.40 Intereat M iM if ft fllili* 307.10 going to have him a garage pretty Jeane’ a Fond Ttachtr »•••••••••* 40.00 23.40T.4S \ soon. Just os well. Most all the rest Leatlng Italance . of us hoot-owls have some kind o f a Cr. Note* Retired ... ********* S.03B.ST 4,000.08 "klver" for our Overlands, Buicks and [•epoaltory llalanre, Itertubrr SUt, .1830 I 1,018.ST flivvers. Watch Higgins, the C. E. B. First ASSETS AND LIABILITIES thing you know ho will stick up an­ ASSETS other shack or two in town. He says Oenarat School Fund if a fellow, cornea here and doesn't balance Caeb In Hepcsllory ............... ........... start something he ought to have to Uncollected ........ I 1.058 ST T sie*. Including Current Yeer ........ 37,000.00 wear whiskers until he lies. Special Tax DUtrlct Just as soon bb wc all got over lo italaore C**h In Hepoellnry _____ . . . . . . . . ...... *4.717.42 the fair at Orlando then enme the Uncollected fa ir*. Including Current Year . 21,000.00 chuutnuqua at Oviedo. Big, little, old Total AtallaM* A*t*ti .......................................... ........................................... ....$ £ 1 770 89 and young had to take that in, too. LIABILITIES Some aay it was great, others fine, but Billy Jacobs broke his fliver axle General School Fund next day. Dann fixed it right now. Note* $12,000.00 E. W. Davis, of Batavia, N. Y., is Bp*o!xl Tax Slitrlct still holding.down his electrical nnd Note* ................... .................................... ..............................’. 500.00 115.OUQ.00 mechanical job at the Inn, but will Special Tar IUelrlcl - Bonita Out* landing ................................. Total soon start on a sightseeing tour df $127.500 00 Florida before returning to his em­ VALUE Or SCHOOL PROPERTT pire state home. Onneral * room Messrs.-White, Isenbcrg, Gold and School Home* and Lota.................................................. Furniture ........................................................................ |................. 400 00 Rosen, of New York City, called on School School Apparalua ........................................................................*’ * ........... )M n0 ............................................................ 730 00 W. J. Higgins this afternoon. They Other School property Office Special Tax DUtrlcta will stop at the Inn tonight and do School Ifooae* xnd Loti ........................ ............................................ 1150 two 00 some more of Florida tomorrow. Schm] Furniture ......................................................... ............................................... a'm o'oo , . j 000 00 Uncle Noah just had to hnvc anoth­ Icl.o) I Appara (ue . . . other School Property .................... ........... . . . . . ......... , , ,, .............. . . " pooo.oo er hunt ere the fateful day arrives Tote I ...................180,800.00 when the law rends you must nut kill certain birds and animnls nny more, RECAPITULATION Or REPORT OF SPECIAL TA X SCHOOL DISTRICTS rUNDS. SEMINOLE ’till it says go again long 'bout next COUNTY, FLORIDA. November. ' December Hat. 18*0 W« believe in flowers around the homes of the South. Floorers brighten us the home surroundings and give pleasuro and satisfaction to those who rays them. We bare filled more than a million paoketa of seeds, of beautiful yet easily grown flowers to be given to our customer* this spring for the beautifying of their homes. Wouldn't you like to bare flvs packets of beautiful flowers free? YOU CAN GET THEM! Hostings’ 1111 catalog la a 116-page handsomely Uluatralbd sood book with twenty beautiful pages showing the finest va­ rieties In tholr true natural color*. It takes three to make a pair— It la full of helpful garden, flower and farm Information that U needed In counting the clergym an._____ 1 every hope, and, too, the catalog tells you how to get these flower needs ab­ solutely free. Write, tor our 16X1 catalog now. It is the finest, most valuable and heaatiful seed, book ever published, and , a' will be mighty glad you’vo got it lore la no obligatlqn to buy any­ w ill b re a k a C o ld / F e v e r a n d thing. Just oak for the catalog. G rip p e q u ick e r th a n a n y t h in g H. ft HASTINGS CO* SEEDSMEN, w e k n o w , p re v e n tin g p n eu m on ia A TLA N TA , OA. * 17-18tc S REPORT OF THE SCHOOL FUNDS. .•4, ^ ^r- �\r.- »r ,£-t‘ : i T H E S A N F O R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R I D A Y , M A R C H 4 ,1 9 2 1 GEO. G. HERRING sections of le ve r a c t DECLARED BY U.S. SUPREME COURT UNCONSTITUTIONAL profiteers Can N ot Be punished U nder This Court R uling FARM LOANS 0. K. ARE YOU INSURED7 Attorney-at-Law COLLEGE STAYS AT CLEARWATER ANOTHER TERM (From S«tard»j'» D»Uj) Miss Marion Philips has ns hor guest, bliss Mansfield of Wisconsin. Mrs. Clarence Mahoney has return­ ed after a visit with her parents in Kansan. Mrs. Norman DeForest and little daughter are the guests of Mrs. A. M. Do Forest. Mr. and Mrs. it, J, Holly leave to­ day for Dunedin and Clearwater for a few days vneation. N o. 14 Garner-WoodrufT Buildin W. SANFORD. FLA.. HENRY M cL A U L IN . IF N O T , SEE J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS . General Fire Insurance OFFICE PEOPLEH BANK HC1LDINO JEW ELER Sanford, F lo r id a ;» MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard's Hand-Painted China Gorham's Sterling Silver Rogers’ Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches More than LANDIS, FISH & HULL Lieut, nnd Mrs. Earl Loucks have Attorneys and Counaellora-at-Law TRUSTEES DECIDE TO REMAIN come for a short stay with Mr. and DeLAND. FLORIDA IN TEMPORARY Mrs. G. Irving Loucks; Will practice in the State and Feder­ f a r m e r s c a n s o o n g i# mon­ QUARTERS al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ e y AT A LOW RATE OF amining and Perfecting Land Titles. INTEREST Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly leave to­ TAMPA, Feb. 26.—Southern Col­ day for Dunedin where they will be WASHINGTON, March 1.—The su­ lege will be operated for nnothcr term the guests of Mr. apd Mrs. C. H. • * SCHELLE M A IN E S preme court yesterday held unconsti­ in its temporary quarters at Clear­ Dlngee, nnd will also visit Clearwat­ water Beach, according to Tampa W hen you let us supply your building er before returning home. tutional the sections of tho Lever act L A W Y E R needs you get a great deal m ore than just so under which the government atopped members of. the board of trustees of o f f i c e IN t h k c' o u h t HOI HK m any feet o f lum ber— bundles o f shingles— Clifford Peabody left for Tavares the coal strike of 1010 and subse­ the Methodist school, who returned pounds o f nails— o r panels -of B eaver Board. SANFORD - ■ FLORIDA quently launched its campaign to re­ yesterday from the board meeting at today, to he the guest of Emory Jacksonville Wednesday night, where Close and will return Tuesday to San­ duce the cost of living by prosecuting You get the benefit o f our building alleged hoarders of and profiteers in the decision'was made. The trustees ford, where he will spend a few days material know ledge and experience in Service also appointed a committee to consid­ before returning to his home In New foodstuffs add other necessities. that helps y o u get the results y o n w an t at the A few minutes later the farm loan er all propositions from all Florida York. right price. Service first in planning the « t , designed to assist the agricultur­ cities seeking tho permanent estab­ w o rk — m ore service in selecting proper mate* yu r t o n ~ al development of the United States lishment of the Methodist school. This Mr. nnd Mrs. II. B. Coney have re­ rials— speedy service In delivering the goods. j• EUSTIS, by providing readily accessible cred­ committee will report to the board of turned from Jacksonville, where they ♦JO, Y ou pay for the materials. T h e serv ice trustees at its next meeting, :: o i u a ( o s Fl o r id a its to farmers through Federal Ijind went to meet the brother of Mr. Con­ p a y s fo r it s e lf in the larger volu m e o f business Only the Florida Annual Conference Banks, was declared valid by the ey, Lieut. Coney, who made the won­ WE DO u brings through super-satisfied cu stom er* of the Hotithcrn Methodist church has derful flight from ocean to ocean. HEMSTITCHING AND court. tho authority to decide on a perman­ It w ill p a y y o u to The court’s Lever act1opinion was They had n fine time in Jacksonville, PICOTING be on e o f them. , rendered specifically in an appeal by ent location for tho college, accord­ and were happy (o bo thero when tho FOR THE TRADE ing to the trustees. Since the confer­ the government in n decree in lower intrepid flyer Inndcd affer his gruell­ , MAIL ORDERS courts quashing nn indictment ence does not meet until next Decem­ ing flight. The mnny. Sanford friends GIVEN PROMPT against nn alleged profiteer in sugar, ber, it would be impossible to deter­ of this young flyer are rejoicing with ATTENTION • but it was sweeping in its terms and mine the site of the new college plant Mr. and Mrs. Coney over his success. will have the effect o f ending all in time for nny buildings to be erected Last Thursday Mrs. A. E. Hill o f prosecutions instituted by the depart­ before the opening of the next school PIANO TUNING . ment of justice in its cost of living term. E. T. Roux, owner of the Clear­ Sanford aqd her niece, Miss Edith water Bench property, has manifested Lee o f London, Englnnd, motored to campaign. •< W. L. Harvey will tune your piano. The netion of the government in a willingness to donate the use of Mount Dora for n visit to Mrs. George 18 years with Cable Co. Permanent­ obtaining injunctions to stop the the temporary cjunrters for another Booth, the occasion being an anniver­ ly located in Sanford nt 107 West strike of bituminous miners in No­ year, and the trustees decided that sary of Mrs. Booth's birthday. Mrs. First street. Phope 103-J. /VII work * . 25-tfc vember, HU0, was not before, tho the wisest course was to accept his Hill hns recently returned from n trip ] guaranteed. generous offer. to her old home nnd folks in Dover, court, but department of justice o f­ ficials said that it was under section Englnnd. She induced her nciec to accompany her hnck to Florida for an SANFORD MIRROR & FURNI­ four, which was held invalid, that the TURE SHOP extended visit. Miss [,ee seems to be government had proceeded against the Furniture repaired, furniture refinenjoying her visit very much, and ex­ miners. The opinion of the court was plac­ pressed her delight for Mount Dora. ished. Give us a call. Samples of ed largely on the indefiniteness of Mr, ami Mrs. Hill were former resi­ work on request. Office lit! Laurel 517 Com m ercial Street the sections under review. Chief Jus­ JACKSONVILLE WOMAN SAYS dents here nt different times, and Mrs. Ave. Phone 219. tice White, departing from his pre­ HER RESTORATION TO HEALTH Hill still owns property WM. E. CONNOR pared ompion, remarked that the Dora Topics. WAS A SURPRISE TO HER scope of riie sections apparently was —Wt-USES TANLAC. Sold o verywhero by fumHurv do ENGLAND] <ugf department 8<oroS (From MomJty'i »'• D.njn WrT CDGCSPRING “as broad as human imagination" apd "I have taken on\* three 1Kittles of X-.wai jbfl __ jilr.’L-. C-JSw-llm rx. - “degree ■of—rrimmwltty yrnn Philadelphia by the illness Is a powerful Antiseptic and Pain left to ever changing standards." quickly my health has h^en restored," mother. Killer, cures infected cuts, old sores, In an opinion which Commissioner declared Miss Jewel Howard, who re­ tetter, etc. Relieves Sprains, Nour- i Charles K l-obdell of the Farm Loan sides nt 16 Enst Church street, Jack­ Mrs. It. S. Keelor is spending the algia, Rheumatism. 17-13tc Board declared “ clears away every sonville, Fla. week end at home but returns to For­ legal quest ion and removes every “ My health was failing fast and 1 shadow onqurstion ns to the legality couldn't find a thing that would help mosa today. of the banks or their bonds," the me. My whole system’ was badly run Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Britt and court held ihat congress had full au­ down and I bad lost my appetite and Mr. and Mrs. Clarcnc#* Mahoney left thority to establish the land banks didn’t seem to ever want anything to' Sunday to motor to Miami. and the correlative authority to ex­ cat. I suffered awfully from indiges­ empt their bonds from state taxation. tion and was falljng o ff in weight. Mnstcr Kurlyle Housbolder haft Commissioner Lobdetl announced I was in n nervous strain all the time been brought home from the hospital that there would be an immediate nnd at night could get but little rest. nnd is convalescing very nicely. issue of farm loan bonds “ to an un- All t hrough the day I felt weak hud determmute amount," to finance the tired-out nnd I was blue and dis­ Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Walbridge hundred of millions of dollnrs in loans couraged. of Los Angeles, Calif., came today to * i which already hail been approved by "Several people I knew hod tried be the guests of Mr. and Mrs, S. E. the board and which were held up Tanlac and every one of them spoke jFyou believe Buick ownerspraise Barrett. |pending tho court’s decision. so well of it thnt I made up my mind their can too highly, tiy out a “A bond offering will be made, as to take it, too. Thnt was five weeks Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Wilson have had new 1921 Buick. Isoon as the bonds can be made ready,’ ago un<h today I am glad to say i as their gucstH for the week end, Mr. Mr. Ixihdtdl said, "and immediately am perfectly well. My health has nnd Mrs. Herbert Lyninn of Winter thereafter distribution of funds be- been restored und i take a new inter­ You will find the Buick Vaive-inHaven. Both Mr. nnd Mrs. Lymnn Fun. It will be nt least thirty days est in everything. I enjoy everything Head motor as staunch; and the have so mni|y friends in Sanford who however, before funds are available 1 eat and am never troublejJ^with in­ are always glad to welcome them car as dependable, as its reputation |for actual limning. digestion. i am not nervous and I here. "The farm loan board is hopeful sleep well and Just seem to have new would lead you to believe. Only that the market may absorb farm strength and energy. I am ceratlnly. by riding in a beautiful, new model Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Frank Campbell, of loan equal to the borrowing demands glad I took my friends' advice and Kingman, Maine, are located at tho can you fully appreciate the com ­ of the farmers of the country, but no tried Tanlac." local auto camp for an indefinite stay. one can predict with safety the result fortable seating, resilient springs* Tanlac is sold in Sanford hy the Mr. Campbell is one of tho most prom­ of a financial operation of this magni­ Union Pharmacy. a ccessib ility o f mechanism ana inent Masons of Badger state nnd is tude." looking over this section with a view pleasing appointments— a com bi­ The case decided tod^y was an ap- Ask Your Solder Boy Row “Cooties" of locating. He and Mrs. Campbell jPesl from lower court decrees refusnation o f the beautiful and practical. Got Such a Hold toured California recently but express * . . jing an injunction sought by Charles He'll tell you that the battlefronts their preference for Florida, and es­ |W. Smith, a stockholder in tho Kan- of Europe were swarming with rata, pecially Seminole county. Maximum investment return is in­ City Title and Trust Company to which carried the dangerous vermin sured by A u t h o r e d Buick Service. Itvstrain the institution from invest­ (From Tuesday’s Dally) and caused ouY men misery. Don’ t let in g its funds in the securities of the rats bring disease into your homo. Rev. Lyman Ward, of Camp Hill, |Iand banks. Tho contention was S ince January 1 rep t/ a r equipm ent When you see the first one get RAT- Ala., is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. de that the farm Iona act was inSNAP. That will finish them quick. W. S. Langley. in clu d es Td as congress had neither the au- Three sizes, 36c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and °Hty under the constitution to esguaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Britt and Mr. blish banks or to exempt these se­ nnd Mrs. Clarence Mahoney return izes from state taxation. from Miami today. fo r S e r v ic e IS GLAD SHE TOOK ADVICE OF FRIENDS S a n fo rd N o v e lty W o r k s RUB-M Y-TISM m / fE VAGS MAKE GETAWAY FROM JAIL SATURDAY _ iT n n K nilir i Dtflj) ^fne time during the early part of •turday evening 'five men charged ^th vagrancy,made their escape from ^ llotel do Hand (out) and departhence. They had been employed road work during the day and cn brought in that evening one of tm picked up an axo and stood it e*r the door of the cell. With this bars were pried apart and tho made their getaway—only one * them being recaptured. ret your sheets -on the bed side out is a sign o f a change ***ideru*. Mr. and Mrs. Leo .Tyler leave- to­ day for DeLand where they will make their home for the' future. Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Butt, of Orlnndo, .wo receiving congratulations upon the birth o f a son, Monday, February 28. Mcsdamcs Willis ami Markwood and son, o f Oakland, arc in the city for a few days, guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McKinnon. fln ttw fo f* <tow* bottla o f 8W 1; ting and a ca ttn b a W t t t . l t tor Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Waters and niece, Miss Raker, entertained a num­ ber of their friends from Orlando last evening at a six o’clock dinner. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Simmons have returned to their home in Mountville, S. C., after spending some time the guests o f Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Lang* _ ORLANDO, FLORIDA I - a _ - -*gL �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4,1921 THESANFORDHERALD WE NEED TOURISTS cornea a working member*, If we atand. together on the advertising game am) advcrtlne at Idaat ten per cent of our profits every year. If wo look ahead and help, each other' In­ stead of being niggardly enough to ktiunk tho other fellow’s plan* be* cause we are not getting n slice of the profits. If wo hand the new fel­ low tho cold stare when he comes to us and wants to bccomo one of us,. If we go to sleep this summer and let the good things go by instead of working night and day on tho tour­ ist hotel and the many other big things that wo have in view. If wo go to sleep nml cense to advertise and get the people to* trade hero In summer ns well ns in winter. If wo go to sleep and lot the wheels o f progross stop because wo want to tako a vacation in the time when we should he getting ready for another season— the biggest one o f our history, St. Petersburg has FIFTY THOUSAND TOURISTS. This is an example of a city going nfter them. “ SEXITIS” ENDANGERS AMERICA. gone. It « u only * matter o f time until the Gotha and Vandala came over the wall, and Roman cirilisation crashed down in ruins. r ’Xli the great civilisations o f an­ tiquity decayed first and fastest at this point o f wrong relationship be­ tween sexes. And the danger signals of our own age are already out. "Our only remedy is to re-estab­ lish the religion o f Jesus Christ. Tho war and the things that came after it have pretty nearly paganized us. We must return to the safe, ijwcct ways in which our mothers and fathers walk­ ed—in the light of God’s holy truth. We must return to the old landmarks. We must emphasize again the great simplicity of life instead of the ar­ tificialities after which modem soci­ ety is frantically rushing. "W e’ve got to come back to the .solid foundation on which our AngloSaxon civilization was built in the past. These are: “ The open Bible, as God’s word. "The Sabbath Day as a holy day— instead o f ‘a holiday, or a hollow day. ."The sanctity of the marriage vow. "The authority o f parents in the home for the right rearing o f chil­ dren. "Honor in manhood and virtue in womanhood. "These are the things v ttr built upon in the past. These are the things that made our- fathers great, and our-'mothers good, We must come bock to those enduring realities, or perish!" ; , locked tu b barn after HORSE WAS STOLEN? As long ago as IPOH tho editor of The councilmen o f Fort Meade have ’ tha Herald urged tho people o f Han* "Scxltla,” tho most dangerous disordered one o f tho .latest improved ford to build tourist hotel* and go af­ ease, thnt the world, since the dawn of triple combination fire trucks, with ter the tourist trade. We urged It civilization, has had to contend with, engine capable o f pumping 760 gal. because we had lived in tourist town* is now nionacing America and making Ions of water per minute. The Leadand town* that were not tourist towns It subject to the same decay and fall or Bays: "This is the biggest step thnt the Roman empire and other and we matin the statement then that taken by the council for the best in­ great powers of the pnnt Buffered, tho tourist town* in the state o f Flor­ terests o f the town in a long time." ida were the only real live ones, Ex­ I)r. John Honch Strnton, pastor of But the Fort Meade council did not Calvary llnptint Church of Now York perience of thirteen years longer in act until about half of the business City and fiunoun vico crusader, said Hanford has not only strengthneed district was wiped out by fire—and* in nu interview here today, says ths our belief hut has made converts out the. fire was not brought under con­ Miami Metropolis o f tho 10th, and of many people here who at that trol then until the big fire truck which adds that Dr. Straton is one of the time thought the farming game was Bartow has was summoned to Fort principal speakers beforo the South­ (lie thing. The farms are nil right Meade. The truck will cost Fort ern Bible Conference in session in tho hut the farmers are well aide to take Meade $ 12,500, the*Leader says, but Mngic City, care of themselves and we never did it will be worth the money in increas­ "The wholo danger point of the think It* was necessary to advertlrfb ed protection. About two weeks ago age," Dr. Htrnton said this morning, farm* and ‘farming at Hanford whete A Mexican Villa Is not as agreeable 'farming Is not a theory hut n self the papers of Gainesville reported "hi the wrong relationship between the twelve separatefire alarms In that M one at Newport. bcxoh . This relationship I called, in evident fact. Ami then tho uncercity within eight hours, three or four a recent newspaper editorial, ‘oexitis.’ unity of farming made our prosper­ o f which carried the firemen to bl«n_ Part o f our ell Don* evidently desire ity somewhat like the frog to the It is a disease, Just like appendicitis, ea which were hard to handle, Gaines­ to prohibit prohibit Ion. but it is tho most dreadful o f all dis­ well. We would climb up two feet ville has two big triple combination eases. It is the over-emphasis of sex atld fall hack four and those who have trucks. Suppose Plant City should Friday, March 4th, will put ideas. . ' been living hero any length o f time have twelve flrea in a day? The Cou­ * W In Nx-Prosidont Wilson.' "This over-emphasis is evident in can see, tho jmlnt, We need some­ rier reiteratea that the Cjty Council, KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY our literature, in our magazines. The thing more tangible for huilding a in arranging for the next yeaFa budgFriday It will be President Herding city than farms. We need something illustrations in most o f our magazines et, should provide for better protec­ of tha United Htate* of America. Where are those good hearted and are lewd and unfit to fco into decent that is quicker returns and larger re­ tion against fire. The city is grow, benevolent souta who insisted that we homes. In the theatres and especial­ turns than farming. We need some­ ing, and as it grows the protection Woman’s skirts aro tight, but the thing that ean he noticed In the tills would have no more wars— who pro­ ly the moving pictures la this over­ against the unwelcome visitor should phesied that the capitulation of the money to buy them with la tighter. emphasis in evidence. Every movid of the merchants at OIK* instead of be increased accordingly.— Plant City "waU'hful waiting’* for six month* to German army marked the downfall of ends up, as everyone knows, with a Courier, the sahro and the shell ? * Rut in the meantllHP don’t forgot see bow the eat is going to jump, hugging match and a kissing J>ee. The Each day it Is becoming more evi­ effect of this on the young people who to do your Christotsa shopping early. In other worsts we want something FARMERS LOBE WAR-TIME hero that will take advantage of our dent that the scotching of the ksiser visit the movies can readily be seen. The next question to ho answered PRICE GAINS tvcautlfiil location at the heail of navi­ only served to hank the fires of war. They see this hugging and kissing in |s what will Iwconte of the whiskey gation, o f our wonderful rivers and They are still smoldering, and. the the moving pictures and they begin to THE NEW CABINET, glasses abd the dritiMng songs. The Department o f Agriculture es­ lakes and woods and good roads and surface is getting hotter and hotter, think it is just the thing. Sex re and the flames .are breaking out in tablished by a recent annual inveztistrain! is thus broken down. good schools and good health and The new cabjpet does not differ gation that the average price per If tho new congress Is * many spot*. “ Over-emphasis of the sex idea is many other advantages that have In reconstitution as It bids For many years we predicted and manifest in the ' extreme styles of much from former selections made by head, all ages, of cattle other than nothing to do with farming. We new Presidents, because it contains milk cows was $35.92 in 1917, $44.52 tn investigation, It will l>e want tourists and v»e want them by waited for the explosion in Europe. It women's dress, and especially in the perhaps two wise statesmen who arc in 1919, and $31.41 in 1921. On Jan­ able assemblage, the ‘ thousands and the reason we came, suddenly and without warning, modern dance. This is a phase 1 am regarded as equal tc&lbe great tasks uary 1, last year, the farm price wls say-this Is because In looking around and the population of the earth was discussing tonight. A friend o f mine, beforo them. Then there are personal $4.51 below that o f 1917, some months wo aye other cities that started a f­ materially reduced. We did some of a foreign missionary who has just friends who have been rewarded, and before this country declared war. returned from the old countries, told ter Sanford did and they have out­ the nktucing. neither prophets nor sons of prophets Swine on farms declined in the two We expect much from civilization. meriiat the women of New York and distanced ns by many miles and they can tell what their finish will bo. years 1919 and 1920, 88 per cent of the have none of the real advantages We may get a little, for civilization, Philadelphia and other large cities Next in order are two or three clever, gain in 1917 and 1918, and two-thirds it seems, is little more than a name, if are dressed more indecently than the that Sanford has and this is your anastute politi. ians. and the usual "dark o f the decline was in 1920. wo may judge by what it has accom­ women in Turkish harems. These swer ‘ l .vatton <• not everything to harem women, he said, have more re­ horse.” When Woodrow Wilson first make a tout ist resort_ although the plished There will tv more waA*. and ter­ gard for the display of their person picked his cabinet the newspapers of SO L D IE R S BO N U S GOES OVER location should be a good one.- The than American women who appear on his -party printed laudatory stories interior of Florida is gradually get- rible wars. which read just like those that are Some day the fires will again born the streets. ting the eye and the ear of the tour­ The Congress will adjourn without through the crust of humanity and _“ This over-emphasis is again man­ pr ated today about the cabinet of passing the soldiers’ bonus bill and Wheii we think e{ Jhe high price et ist* ami tjt another year will appeal the hd will come o ff with a. rose, and ifest in the growing divorce evil—the President-elect Harding. But a strict­ .various reasoos— most of which are milk, our only way of toilet mg our to them more strongly Rut with the there will,be another decrease in pop­ breaking down of the marriage idea ly candid, unbiased opinion, would pure "stand-offs,” have been given by feeling* i* to go m ie « neighboring location amt the many advantages of ; grows out of it- Recent government have to be content with concluding Members of Congress. It is evident Sanford ‘over other resorts it is a\v- ulation. field and avoid the row Put let us hope wo will not be call­ statistics show that one out of every thit the new cabinet gives splendid that it is not the intention of Con­ paroirt that w,. have been asleep on ed upon to repeat the reduction act. three marriages ends in the divorce promises of the best results, with the gress to put through this legislation. the job for many years and while . the appearance of w qualification, that as a whole the per­ \\> have done enough. court. Presumably the opposing forces are Other cities were going after the l term any i* »*nl ie, have Hut Veep your powder dry—don't “ Now if these tendencies continue sonnel may reveal in time, some ser­ strong enough to tire out,the charttourists we -at tight here on the ious flaw-s. Personally the men are a* (arming pro prodt ton am! instead of ’oH known to \\ ashing!on and proaa-oi that* hiiix^ and they to w n us and tho Turks in such mat­ having farm* and tourists and fac ters of women is the difference be­ they will have the help and support tone* atv,! every thing that goes to Uttdei Uw’ »he*iki vvilv* m IVtrograd tween a team and a tandem: The of all officials and people of any im­ make up big cities we have been con the w«b lb mg* which aiv ,-=a*tlv pro­ Turk Jakes hi* women team-fashion, portance. tent to talk "farms and farming ami cured aro buna* le m its Vrsi the vvy have actually turned people e u ? side by side; the American takes his populace i» *tandi»vg m tme waiting wives tar.de;n-styl^. one after the GUARANTY AGAINST DEC LIN E who were tourists only because they ' fyvr-(hem other. But we need to understand It would not talk farming when they ar­ t» all {xilygamy If there is any m ed it* the etty. choice at all between the two sysconducted an extensive When you hear that Italy We haw made a good start toward tems, that choice would JS e with the renting the practice of t facturiug type*ntvt* *»d t getting tounsts this year We are Turks; under it a proper reanng of in guaranteeing‘ comm<x tors you wowdet if Datum* getting many of them for a few days j re s-siwr tht children would be possible, but hands of wholesalers, a ftxuw the United State* .tv a* they go south amt come north with under the American system children in price. As a result th awnve \ awkee ingenuity aisd the changing n u n '"* They .ce are left is the discard. j *xll consider each case ItvilfM s» liven trunk*. Sanford vriv n-oeh hut we haro cit y This is the deadliest danger that separately, basing its *» patched the ground regard to j ever confronted cmlualrorv Every the facts :r each mstan tours *5v vvur hotel* arv all right hut OUSOl b'VK great decay of empire came first and attempting to .ay do* we must have mere of them and at fastest at this point When JueenxL. p s lk j. Kew.Wr* of i V a d w rtiw g page* of least one Urge ore of some two huts the Roman poet, had to deser.be the -------------•-----UMkgwzroe* aw ,k-wbtW» familial with dyed room, that will catvr ho the women of his age as >w d. petulent The ore who eats th the typval pubiwity dviqdayi v\f the f.sim t trade »Vne and w*.*d g n r them and reeling, r.pe with w in*/ the foesbread is the .me whs w CvMTvsgonsW-tve k S vvI 1! generally the kind of amwarmer ta the* crave iatxvns of that empire were about i.vses" e must haw gvif Uni, f'.rst of a'-. rouUiw* tRwatrwtioM a*d text, and the latter v» often eavbv-lT*h*d «%-th »Kd- I *w mast have a Scat Narun for the-T to* apd catchword*, “x'.ei ,\f iS- yacht* and c>.-.h b sn m and ,s*- -' cn* ■ JhAU * kvs ,x ^gs^ti V* I ' d i p l a c e » d i e th e v , a - w a tc h other r* \ . as **, lv -swey akv and f.s> off lW C’.ty o v t - .! they wvth your .vClar cox ' « \vh m other word* tv turn the .‘tty The r*-5‘- ro c.ftv-« *V * * * tv. x-w. vsg ever tv them vs the wvsher and have tv SUv'ki'v bfv*g greeted >.* kv* w\fe oe thea* fee- at bowe. the hvx PKV.1V fwa* worV after hvvsg ar bury onany odd fang-'ed sde-as that we futfWted »w viv*y% v.v: tV a cve^a! U w treasured for year* tv the defrteeapX'yvr shake-* hard* with as oeer sweat of the ..ty We wvd hate ho be a“ved Wwlve, a*d. tv*>* ) , a tiht W ha* tesgwaeratri nsaryt ■ ays and cur heew «aa.V *» e vecvtvw. a* a ro»-u: tvutuc* » hedy re;'»ve*ate ts* and *f takvsg a tvx Vs.va.; o.-rrow^vodv-Nv jytt the rev vrCe m u y evovens that OMfcTwr. ! haw nv-.Tw s v * . Iftit we o u stale tfeK the argv>ve.*t beg«.‘r.s. tv \vjv Twee are agw pa.T^r* W > w » 4raw^g Jd a < x vaAaV\ **d r»<tv*g $1\ a *evA T V rc are exevvt<->ew at $^> » XwA »*gv.» Arrive-* a* RkS D bogvn* tv \vA a* tW*g-V a TUI X* |pw*^*vfd tde rAzvwt-Jsg hiwwwdf M R »> VMtHRK'AN XtvVNKt FORD �r P W *i atxjvv . -I - *.W r' *-y^ rjg - : 1**H V *='^ *yI r^C 7; * . - ’ :- UHC " iu.:;n _-J r~ T H E S A N F O R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R I D A Y , M A R C H 4 ,1 9 2 1 and spiritually, body and soul, to national defense. I can vision the ideal republic where every man and woman is called under the flag for assign-' ment of duty, for whatever service, military or civic, the individual is best fitted, whqyc we may call to uni­ versal service every plant, ngency or facility, all in the sublime sacrifice for, country ami not one penny of war profit shall inure to the be°efit o f priv­ ate individual, corporation and com­ ls not suspicion of others, It Is patriot­ bination, but nil nbove the normal shall WASHINGTON, Mar. 4— P re sid e n t ic adherence to the things which made flow into the defense chest o f the na­ *'A LI- lx mi m i rn I a d d ress In hi* l " » " « " r* ‘ us what we are. tion. There is something inherently Today, better than ever before, we wrong, something out of accord* with Bill uy countrymen w hen o n e su rv ey a know the aspirations of humankind world obout him after the groat nnd share the mode we have come to the ideals of representative democracy rijrm notins the marks of destruction a new realization of our place in the when one portion of our citizenship \ a vet rejoicing In the ruggedness of world and a new appraisal o f our na­ turns its activities to private gain tk* things which withstood It, If he Is tion by the world. The unselfishness during defensive war, while another ^American he breathes the clarified o f these United States Is a thing Is fighting, sacrificing, denying na­ ” phrre with a strange mingling proven, our devotion to peace for our- tional reservation. Unity of SplriUand Purpose T^retHnd now hope. We have seen selvea and fo r the world Is well estab­ Out of such universal service will Irld passion spend Its fury, but we lished; our concern for preserved civ­ come a new unity of spirit and purpose I»umpl»te our «PubI'c unshaken ilization has had It Impassioned and •nd hold our civilisation secure. Llb- heroic expression. There was no Am­ nnd new confidence nnd consecration -rty—liberty within the law—and civ- erican failure to resist the attempted which would mnke our defense im­ Diation are inseparable and although reversion of civilization, there will be pregnable, our triumph assured. Then we should have little or no disorgan­ toth w e" threatened we find them no failure today or tomorrow. ization of our economic, industrial and ifeure and there comes to AmerRest On Popular Will commercial systems, at home, no stag­ lam the profound assurance that our <p|,e 8Ucceas our po^ui8r g0Vcmgering war debts, no swolIcn fortunes npwentative government is * the ment reata ^ hoUy upon the' corrcct i„. ,to flout the sacrifices of our soldiers, U|b«t expression and surest guar- terprctatJon of deliberate, intelligent, no oxcuscn for sedition, not pitiable mty of both. • dependably popular will o f America. slackerism, no outrages of treason. Standing *" *h*J I " deliberate questioning o f a sug- Envy tnVy ana nave no sou and jealousy woum would have soil eflhe socm , one* mav *tcatw* change o f national policy where f or their menacing development and * ' ? ^ l n t o r „ a , I o n « I l t y w n t , .u ported. n . - | „ voIut|0„ ,v0Uld b“ .„lthout .ho p ..W tlon.111,, wo turned lo . referendum ,,,on „ h|ch c„ Kcnd, „ . rf responsibility ^ ___to the American people. There was| A for the mistakes of yes- womanhood into our political life, we may coun utpon her intuitions,, her refinement, Her intelligence and her influence to exalt the social order. We count upon her exercise of the full privileges nnd A c performance of the duties of citizens to speed the attain­ ment of the'highest state. Prayer for Industrial Peace. I wish for an America no less alert in guarding ngajsst dangers from within than it is watchful against en­ emies from without. Our fundament­ al law’ recognizes no class, no group, no section. There must be none in legislation or administration. The su­ preme inspiration is the common weal. Humanity hungers for internation­ al peace and we crave it with all man­ kind. My most reverent prayer for America is for industrial peace with its rewards, widely and generally dis­ tributed among the inspirations of equal opportunity. No one justly mny deny the equnlity o f opportunity which mnde us w hatjve are. We have mistaken unpreparedness to brace to the challenge of reality and due concern for making all citizens fit for'participation* will give added strbngth o f citizenship and magnify our achievem If revolution inslst/upon overturn­ ing established order, let other peo­ ples make the tragic experiment. There is no place for it in America. When the world was threatened we pledged our forces nnd our lives to the preservation of civilization and when revolution threatens we un­ furl the red flng of law and order nnd renew ouf consecration. Ours is a constitutional freodoni where the populra will si the law supreme nnd min­ orities are sacredly protected. Our revisions, reformations nnd evolutions reflect a deliberate judgment nnd nn orderly progress nnd we mean to cure our ills, but never destroy or permit destruction by force. I had rather submit our industrial controversies to the conference table in advance thnn to n settlement table nfter conflict and suffering. Tho earth is thirsting for the cup of good will. Understanding is its fountain source. It would like to acclaim nn era of good feelin gnmld dependable pros­ perity nnd n'l the blessings which at­ tend. PRESIDENT HARDING SPEAKS WORDS OF WISDOM TODAY IN HIS INAUGURAL ADDRESS IStt<r rflno^fatheni ‘torelv amP^0 discussion and there is a public torday must not, however, blind us to I* " of I "d r o d ’s intent to mandate in manlfc9t understanding. the task of today. The war never left there mus .j y , ' America is ready to encourage, sufh aftermath. There has been tit making of t P ■ caBer 'to initiate, anxious to partici- j staggering loss of life and mensure°°n “ u " a 'ui l ; w t r j p « , . n . of sJw that o f ..c r in o . end j Wood' wlth union1I* alntained' *• . natJon supreme am s concor nap J* >*■ We have seen the world rivet Its hopeful pare on e RTca._ ™ a on which the oilm en WT^g . ® ®]f® swn rivil. uma a . , y wnfied and glorified In the begin- patc ,n “ ny pn,Kram ,ikis,y to 1 * ™ . W wastage of m aterial Nations groping £ £ * & * ' « •*'" — « ways. Discouraging indebtedness con­ must be God’s highest conception of fronts us like all the war-tom nations the human relations. Because we cher- and these obligations must bo provided ^ I(Jcnlfl of JuflUcc nnd pcBCCi ^ for. No civilization con survive re­ enuse we appraise international com- pudiation. ity and helpful relationship no Jess, Wc >vc ian UU[C U 1C „abnormal „ „ „ „ „ „ cxcon „reduce the highly than nny people o f the world , penditures and we will. Wc enn strike wp nflpire {o # W(fh p,acc the mora| Rt wnr u „ t,on nnd mp mu8t. Wc nine, I r " 1 wor ‘ C( ' leadership of civilizjition and we hold must fnee the grim necessity with perimrnt. nur foundations of political n m8intained Americai the provcn' fu„ know|c(1gc that the task is to be m<i fnem >e e s ant uns a en, n the unshaken temple of democ-1solved, nnd we must proceed with a |prw nus n irri nnce ourse ves, an racyi dependent only upon inspiration full realization that no rtatuto cniaspir nB examp e 0 " om nn Lc v- nnd exan)p]c |)Ut the highest ngency ncted by mnn can rcpenl the inexorable iliahon to all mankind Let us ex- of atrenRthenin g00(J will nnd pro. Inws of nature. Our most dangerous urns renewed and strengthened devo,, , p - , , .. , moling according on both continents, tendency Is to expect too muqh of t on. n grateful reverence for the im,, , , , , , , .. . ’ . . . , . I Mankind needs a wor d-wide bene- government nnd at the name time do mortal beginning, nnd utter our conduiion of undersiunding. It is needed for it too Httle. Ifidenre In the supreme fulfillment ;n m o n g in d iv id u a ls, a m o n g p eop les, I W e co n te m p la te the im m ed iate task Progress Proves Wisdom a m o n g g o v e rn m e n ts and it will i n - j o f p u ttin g o u r public h ou seh old in Tbr recorded progress of our repuh . . . . a b g u r a te nn e ra o f g o o d fe e lin g to o rd e r. Wc need a rigid nnd y e t sane -.-a. sp m ark th tr b lr th o f pmves ihe wisdom of the Inheritu n d ersta n d in g |H policy nf non-involvement in old iid en tly fo r new o r d e r . tiuch-T-rrm om yr-eom blna«U w Uh fiseal -ju a tlc a m en w ill striv e c o n -.a n d it m ust be attained b y Individual th e p ro m o tio n o f th eir p ru d en ce and th r ift which are so es- J world nfTairs Confident o f ourdfibllity |)e^ or relntionship and hations will sentinl to this trying hour nnd reas to work our own destiny and jealously, . . A. , 1 ,, . . . . . , 'reflect the comity so essential to 1suring for the future. gunnling oht rights to do so, we seek Itefleclon of War’s Iteacton no port in directing the destinies of peSCe The business world reflects the disTrade Tics Bind Closely the old world. We do not menn to be ■ understand that tics 0f reaction. Herein entangled We will accept no respon- j We --- must ------ ------------------- .-----— ' fuirl,nn« of ... war’s blood of mnterinl exlibility except as our own conscience trade bind nations in closest intimacy j_ (’ ' ' s c 1istence. The economic mechnniclsm ,«J jmljrm.ii. In CTdi In.Inn. mny de™ "« IJ>*y « * * » ' « “ ■’* “ h* ! |’ nnd It. pnrl. InterdependJ? ivc*- IT* hnve not strengthened ourn j ^ h , hocks „ nd Our eyes never will -bo blind to n in accordance -with our resources or jn r s incident to abnorm al dem ands, developing meniice, our ears never our genius, notably on our own continc r e d it inflation and p rice upheavals, deaf to the cnll nf civilization. We ent, where n galaxy nf republics reThe normal balances have been imIWognize the new order in the world f\oct the glory of hew world democ^ of ),i9lribution with rinser contacts thnt progress has recy. hut in the new onler of finance clogged, the relations of wrought We sense the cnll or the -nd trade we mean to promoto en -, ^ ^ ^ human heart for fellowship, fraternity l-rgc activities and sock expanded strained We mU8t aeek the roadjUatMd co-operntion. Wc crave friend- confidence. Jui, care „and „ h courage. Our ment with ____ Prices example' 7hnn W e ™ sM.uDb t g i v. .c. and take. ira our America, the America buildcd fui contribution by example th#n muftt I ^ arrefl^rth*e wJd'lng fe'vcr of war reflcNrt the receding level ~ upon the foundation laid by the In- prove n republic’s capacity to emerge activities. Pcrhnps we never shall •pired fathers enn be a pnrty to no from the wreckage of wnr. While the know the old levels of wngc again, permanent military nllinnces. It can world’s embittered travail did not because war i“variAbly readjusts comester into no political commitments, leave us devastated Innds nor desol- 1pensntions nnd the necessities of life Oor assume nny economic obligations nted cities, left no gnping wounds, no will show their inseparable relation“ subject our decisions to any other breast in hate it did involve us to we muBt 8trive for normn|cy, n our own authority. the. delirium of expenditure, n ex- ^ ^ 8tab, „ ty. The penalties will I sm sure our own people will not ponded currency and credits, in un-, j, ht nor eventy distributed, nlwnderstand nor will the woyld mis- balanced industry, in unspeakable , Thcro ^ nQ of making them so. •tme, xye hnve no thought to Im- waste and disturbed relntlonahipa. ITher(j Qn inaUnt ; tep from discord e the paths to closer relationship. While it uncovered our portion of ^ muat face # condiUon wish to prombte understandings, hateful selfishness at home, it also ^ jm reajjly charge ofT our lossos e want to do our part to making of- revealed the heart of America a s innd 8taft af rcah, u Is the oldest m h t warfare so hateful that gov- sound-and fearless, and beating <n q{ cIv,|iaitlon> i WOuld like tortepts and peoples who resort to It {confidence unfailing. Igovcrtment to do all it can to mitigate “ st prove the righteousness of their, Amid it all we have riveted Jh® RaIC, t. ]n understonding, in mutuality, tose or stand as outlaws'before the . of ail civilization to the unselfishness of interest, in concern ^ for the common r of civilization. jilTia righteousness of representative good our tasks-will be solved. Association for Connael j democracy where our freedop never No altrced system will work a mir­ are ready to associate our- has made offensive warfare, never has acle. Any wild experiment will only •vm with the nations o f the world, |sought territorial aggrandizement add to the confusion.'' Our best as­ *t and small, for conference, f o r \through force; never has turned to the surance lies in efficient administration wnsol, to seek the expressed views arbitrament o f arms until reason had o f our proven system. world opinion, to recommend a way been exhausted. When the govemForm Destruction to Production ^pproximatc disarmament and re- menta o f earth shall have established The forward course of the business we the crushing burdens of military a freedom like oiir own nnd shall have cycle si unmistakable. The peoples d naval establishments. We elect sanctioned the pursuit of peace as wc are turning from destructino to pro­ Participate in suggesting plans fo r g a v e practiced it, I believe the last duction. Industry has sensed the •diation, conciillntlon and arbitra-' sorrow and the final aacrifice of Inter- changed order and our own people are and would gladly join in that e x -, national warfare will have been writ- turning to resume their normal on­ irr*sed conscience of progress which ten. ward way. The call is for productive to clarify and write the laws Our Supreme Task America to go on. I know that con­ International relationship and es-, Our supreme task la the resumption gress and the administration will fnblish a world court fo r the diaposl- of our onward normal way. Recon- vor every wise government policy to n of such .Justifiable questions a s ' struction, readjustment .restoration— encourage continued progress. Hons are agreed to submit thereto, ail tHcse must follow. I would like I speak for administrative effic­ •^pressing aspirations, in seeking to have them. If it will lighten the iency, for lightened tax burdens, for "rtical plans, in translating human-' »pirit and add to the resolution with sound commercial practices, for ade­ l ‘ y’s‘ nrw concept o f righteousness,' which we Ukc up the Usk, let me re- quate credit facilities, for sympathet­ Rtice and iin hatred of war Ihto xe- peat for our nation, we shall jrlve no ic concern for nil- agricultural prob­ “'mended action we are ready most people Just cause to make war upon lems, for the omission of unnecessary rartily to unite, but every commit- us. Wc hold no national prejudices, interference of government with bus­ >nt must be made In the exercise o f we entertain no spirit of revenge, we iness, for an end to government’s ex­ 'rnatlonal sovereignty. |do hot hate, we do not covet, we dream periment in business antf for more Since freedom impelled the inde-' o f no conquest, nor boast of armed efficient business to government ad­ dence inspired and nationality ex- prowess. ministration. AH this must attend a •a world supeif-government la If despite tl)la attitude, war is agsfn mindfulness o f the human aide of all “trary to everything we cherish and forced upon as, I earnestly hope a way activities so that social, industrial and "*ve no sanction by our republic. may be found, which will unify our economic justice will be squared with * is not selfishness. It-is sanctity. Individual and collective strength and the purposes o f a righteous people. With hfe nation wide Induction of « not aloofness, It U security. It concentrate all America materially A P rotection o f In d u stries has made for great possibilities, jus­ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCn tice and happiness must be reflected in a grenter common welfare. The Pastor has returned to Sanford Service, the Supreme Commitment i nnd wlil preach Sunady morning. At Service is the supreme commitment' the night service Dr. Robert H. Mcof life .. I would rejoice to acclaim j Cnsiin, pnstor of tho First Prcsbyterthe era of the golden rule and crow* ian church of Montgomery, Ala., will it with the autocracy of Service. I j preach. This will be n privilege for pledge an administration wherein ull Sanford people. Dr. McCaSlin is one the agencies of the government ure 0f our lending preachers. He is • culled to serve nnd ever promote a member of the Assembly’s Home Mis­ government1purely as an expression sion Committee, and a member of the of popular will. I cannot stand, to 1Southern Intcr-racial Council for Alathis presence and be unmindful of tho bnma, and has been prominent in Ala­ tremendous responsibility. The world bama affairs for some years. He is upheaval hns added heavily to our much sought after ns n preacher. tasks. But with the realization comes the surge of high resolve and there is NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE reassurance In belief in the God giv­ en destiny of our republic. If I felt In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial that there is to be socl responsibility Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, i nthe chief executive for the America In Chancery. of tomorrow, I would shrink at the B. Drew, Complainant vs. Thatcher burden, but there are a hundred mil­ Realty Company, a corporation, et al., lions with common concern and with shared responsibility, answerable to i Defendants. Notice is hereby given that I, C. IS. God and the country. Their represen­ Hand, Sheriff o f Seminole County, tatives summons them to duty and I Florida, under and by virtue of.an ex­ invite suggestion. For my part, with the single mind­ ecution issued out o f the Circuit edness of purposes and humility o f Court, 7th Judicial Circuit, Seminole spirit I implore the favor and guid­ County, Floridal tested the 2nd day ance o f God in Hia heaven. W ith.0* March, A. u. 1021, baaed on a esc I am unafraid and confidently |j°dirment entered in that certato cause face the future. . }lately pending to said court and In I have taken the aolcmn oath of o f - 1»•*** County, whereto B. Drew v u fico on that passage of Holy writ complainant and Thatcher Realty wherein it is asked: "What Doeth the .Company, a corporation, et al., were Lord Require of Thee but to do juat- defendants, I have levied upon the ly, Love Mercy and Walk Humbly .following described real estate, sltuwith Thy God.’’ This I plight to God »te, lying and being in the County of Seminole and State of Florida, toand country. wlt: Lot Six of Block Thirteen to Tier “ B” o f E. R. Trafford’s Map of the j PROPERTY OWNERS. TAKE Town o f Sanford, Florida, as per plat NOTICE thereof In the Public Records of Sem­ The Inw provides that “ if taxes up­ inole County, Florida. And will on the first Monday to on real estate shall not be paid before the first day of April o f any year, the April, A. D. 1021, same being the Tax Collector shall advertise and fourth day of the month, during the legal hours o f sale, in front of the sell.” Court House door In Sanford, Semin­ This is to notify all concerned thht ole County, Florida, offer for sale and the requirements of law will be com­ sell to the highest bidder said real plied with and tho Tax Books will positively bo cldsed on April First ns cstnto. Terms o f sale cash. Pur­ provided by Inw and nil Innds on chaser to pay for deed. C. M. nAND, which taxes hnve not been paid will Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida. be advertised and executions issued 29-4tc for unpaid personal property tnxes. JOHN I). JINK INS. Even n perfectly good dollar may Tax Collector, 29-4tc Scminple County. not bo keeping lent. .It luis been proved again nnd again that we cannot while throwing our markets open to tho world, main­ tain the standards of living and op­ portunity nnd hold our industrial emi"mmcp -tir-BUch-unequal— eon* potitlou. There in a luring fnllncy in the theory of banished barriers of trade, but preserved American standards re­ quire our higher production costs to be reflected in our tariffs on imports. Today as never before, when peoples are seeking trade restoration nnd ex­ pansion in the world’s exchanges, be­ cause therein lies our way to widen nnd influence nnd tho triumphs of peace. We know full well we cannot sell where wc do not buy and we can­ not sell successfully where wc do not carry. Opportunity is calling not alone for the restoration, but for a new pro­ duction, transportation and trade. We shall answer it best by meeting the demand of a surpassing home* mar­ ket, by promoting self-reliance in pro­ duction and by bidding enterprise, genius nnd efficiency to carry our cargoes in American bottoms to the markets of the world. An America of Homes We would not hnve a nAmeiren liv­ ing within and for herself alone, but we would hnve her self-reliant, inde­ pendent and ever nobler, stronger nnd richer. Believing in our higher standards, reared through constitu­ tional liberty and maintained oppor-, tunity, w$ invite the world to the same heights. But pride to things wrought is no reflex o f accomplished tasks. Common welfnrc Is the goal of our national endeavor. Wealth is not Inimical to welfare, it ought to be its friendliest agency. There never can be equality of re­ wards or possessions so long its the human plnn contains varied talents nnd differing degrees o f industry and thrift but ours ought to he a country free from great blotches of poverty. Wc ought to find a way to guard against the perils and penalties of un­ employment; We wnnt an America of hope and happiness where mothers freed from the necessity of long hours of toll beyond their own doors, may preside as befits the hearthstone of American citizenship. Wo want the cradle of American childhood rocked under conditions so wholesome and so hopeful that no blight may touch Its development nnd we want to provide taht {to selfish interests, no material encessity, no lack of opportunity shall prevent the gaining o f that education so csscntinl to best citizenship. There is no short cut to the mak­ ing of these Idenis into glad reaHteis. The world huir witnessed; again -and again, the futility and the mis­ chief o f 111 considered methods for so­ cial and economic disorder** But we are mlndfu 1today as never before of the'friction of the modem Industrial­ ism and we must team its causes and reduce Its evil consequences by sober and tested methods. Where genii fH • I1 - 11 - « 7 f VH S p rin g a n d S u m m e r S u its Tailor Made $15.00 ‘ Extra Pants 6.00 W e have ju st taken on the Peacock line o f m ade-to-m easure Clothing; Mohairs, Linens, Silk Poplins, white duck, cotton suitings ranging from $15.00 up. Som ething to suit the business and professional man, the fa rm ­ er, and railroad man. Mohair u niform s fo r the conductor and flagm an. A, special rep­ resentative will be vvith us today and Satur­ day. H ave your m easure taken, and Jet the suit come when you want it. Remember Saturday is Merchants* Day; we have several bargains to show you. . Vi4 Sanford Shoe and The House of Quality Mi-tae mm •~~~ — X-.fewr—T^rr~-- -r M=r.TJaTS#*L| Hal .* ^ I’ i 1* ♦ I ■3^J- ,1 , 1 If ____ - * - •*■ �^3rI~IL-(Isti THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4,1921 ROLLINS GOES OVER GOAL IN $500,000 DRIVE In respon se to th e in q u iry o f m an y telep h on e su b scrib e rs: " W h a t can I d o to help m y se rv ­ i c e ? " this a d v ertisem en t ia published. “ M y Bell Rang” “ Excuse it, Please” sew Hundreds o f times ev­ ery day telephone sub­ scribers start a call and abandon it before it is completed. They hang up the receiver before getting an answer. In some cases the person called is slow in answering. In many cases the person call­ ing decides the call is not desired. The result is that annoying report, “ My bell rang,*’ and needless answering and waiting at the telephone. Almost every one who is disturbed in this way naturally blames the operator for the inconvenience. - ■■ — —— 0 , * W e instruct the operators to say “ Excuse it, p lease/’ to avoid an argument. Care in this matter will greatly reduce the number o f unnecessary calls and assist the operators in their efforts to improve the service. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY NO BONUS FOR THE FOURTH YANKS UNTIL ’23 MEMBER OF GANG CAUGHT ORLANIK), Keb. 28,—The* arrest of Clarence iiehl, alias Charles I„ Mil­ ler, the fourth member of the alleged gang of thieves whose operations in ~Tfiis vicinity had been baffling the authorities for the past two months, was reported to Sheriff Kurd here by the sheriff of Marion county late Thursday! The man was arrested in Ocala when he attempted to citsh an express money order said to be one of those stolen from one of the several offices burglarized by the gang. Sher­ iff Knrel and Detcetixe Maxtor of the A- C. I., railroad left for (Jenin at once to bring the prisoner back to Or­ lando. With the nrest of Mehl, Sheriff Karel believes he now has in custo­ dy tho entire gang ' responsible for six burglaries that have occurred dur­ ing the pnst month or six weeks. Loot recovered from variou^t rendez­ vous of the men has positively been identified ns among that taken from places burglarized at Altamonte Springs, Plymouth, Clermont, Lock­ hart, Oviedo and Orlando. A negro and a young white lad, vic­ tims in the two "stickups" that oc­ curred in Orhrndo several weeks ago, will bo brought* here Frlduy to en­ deavor to identify some of the men arrested, as their assailants. LIEUT. CONEY WILL MAKE RETURN FLIGHT 1 (By Th* Aaarelatad fn u l JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 28,-L lcut. Coney announced today he would start on his return flight to the Pacific coast March 7, making one stop cnroute only, at Dallas. He will start the flight cither from Jacksonville or Brunswick, Ga. GOLD M EDAL Tbs national remtdy of Holland for o m $00 ysefs; It Is an enemy of an pains re­ sulting from Iddnsy, livsf and uric add HoaUss. All druggists, three sisas. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Notice Is hereby given that under and by virtue of a writ of execution Usued out of tho offiefc of the Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for Sentinel* County, Florida, ‘ wherein A. m Thraahor, was plaintiff, (A. jj’ Thrasher having assigned said judg! ment to Geo. W. Cook), nnd C. jj* Hand, as Sheriff and Ex-Officio Ad. ministrator pf tho Estato of Green Hnrt, Deceased, nnd Amanda Hart daughter and sole heir at law 0f Grein Ilart, Deceased, are defend­ ants, I, as Sheriff of Seminole CouiJ ty, Florida, have levied upon the f0|l lowing described property in Semi! nole County, Florida, as tho property of Green Hart, Deceased, and Amu,, dn Hart, daughter and sole heir law o f Green Hart, Dee., to-wlt: Lot 2 Robinson's Survey of an addition to' Sanford, Seminole County, Florid, (less tho Enst 117 feet), and will of! fer tho same for salo before the Court House door In Sanford, Seminol* County, Fla., during tho legal hours of sale, on the 7th day of Mafch, A. D. 1921, to satisfy said writ and coiti, same to be sold to the highest and best bidder for cash, purchaser to Da* for title. 1 Dated this the 10th day o f Febru. unknown parties defendant. Witness my band and tba seat of tba said ary, A .'D . 1921. Circuit Court on tbla tba Stk day of January, C. M. HAND, A. D. 1831. (RKAI.) . T. A. DOL'D LASS, Sheriff Seminole Clerk of the Circuit Court, ! County, Fla. of Seminole County, Fla. 20~4tc Ily V. E. DOUGLASS, I). C. N OTICE or AFPLiCATION F6k TAX~StB UKOIIdi: (I. HFItllING. UNDER SECTION ITS. GENERAL STAT. Solicitor and Counsel for Complainants. UTES. LAWB OF FLORIDA.. 22 131c ORLANDO, March 2.—A total sub­ scription of $£>03,458.38, well over the $500,000 goal, wns reported os a re­ sult of the Rollins Collcgo endowment fund campaign, which terminated of­ ficially at the annual meeting o f the Rollins hoard of trustese held at Knowles Hall Monday. The success of the movement plac­ es Rollins in line for further gifts, principally front Eastern educational foundations which President George Morgan Ward had secured fo r the col­ lege contingent upon the completion of the $500,000 fund by October 1. An immediate waiver of this original time limit. As a further result of the succcsss o f tho endowment movement, X>r, Ward, who Is now in Palm Bench, re­ plied to a request from the board of trustees that he withdraw hia resig­ nation ns president of Rollins, sub­ mitted Jan. 1, that he would take the request under consideration. D r. Ward will visit Winter Park on or before NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR March 15, and .that the matter of his TAX DEED , return to Rollins will be finally de­ Under Section 575 of the Gcncrnl termined at that time. Statutes, Laws of Florida Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Mr. It. C. King Tells n Wonderful Carrie W. Speer, purchaser o f Tax Story About Rats. Read It. Certificate No. 54, dated the 3rd day Nolle* t* hereby given Ibat 8 . F. DouJaar "F or months my. plncc wns nllvc of July, A. D. 1910, has filed said cer­ Uf THE CIRCUIT OOURT, SEVENTH JUDI­ purchaser of Tax Certlflrat* No. Ill) CIAL CIRCUIT, BKMIMOLK OOUHTT, j Iba 2nd day of Jun*. A. D. 1803, ha* flied aria with rats. Losing -chickens, eggs, tificate in my office nnd has-maric ap­ FLORIDA.—IM CHANCERT certificate In my office, and baa raid* imu ! cation for lax deed to issue to accordance with feed. Friend told me to try RAT- plication for tax deed to issue in ac­ law. Kajd certlflrat* embraces tb* fotlueUg J. T. l-alng. Joined by bar husband and aail described property situated to Semltwl* Coen! SNAP. I did. Somewhat disappoint­ cordance with Inw. i friend, J. E. Lalog, Complainant*, ty. Florida, to-wit; K half of N hair Df sg ed at first not seeing many dead rats, vu. Snid certificate embraces the fol­ qiiartrr v>f HW quarter of NW quarter S*e. Cataa, J. J. Cate* Company. Ineorporatad, (ton 22. Township 21 B, Range 28 |Taat it*, hut in a few dnys didn't see a live one. lowing described property, situated J. aJ. Florida corporation, Annie (J. Wood bridge, txjnlng 2'% acre*, more or leaa. Tba aald land Albert U. Ear**. Calvin A. I'oag*. Georg* B. being aaaeaeed at the dat* of this Dauancr ef What were not killed arc not around in Seminole county, Florida, to-wit: Morion. William T. Naah. and all ankoowo xuch certificate In the name of* John T. lire*, my place. RAT-SNAP sure does the Lot 6, Block 3, Tier 8, Sanford. da rise**, balre and grant***, nr ntbare, claim­ natr. . ing under Albert O. Earaa. Calvin A. I'oag*, Aim, Nolle* I* hereby glren taht B. F. trick." Three sizes, 35c, 05c, $1.25. The snid Innd being assessed at tho Georg* 1). Morion and William T, Naab, De­ lHM idrtey, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. S24 fend an la. Sold and guaranteed by. Ball Hard­ date of the issuance of such certifi­ daml the nth day of July, A. II. 1807, has fikg CITATION aald certificate lu ray office and has mid* ap. ware Co. cate in the name of C. W. Speer. To: Albert O. Eavaa, reatdaoe* unknown; Cal- plication for tax deed to taaua In seoorduc* rill A. I'oage. r**ldene* unknown; Georg# n. with law. Said certificate embrace* the fab Unless snid certificate shall be re­ Murtuu, rraldanc* unknown; William T. lowing drtrrltwd property situated In Hemlooli Naah, rasl-K-oe* onknown; tlia unknown County. Florida, to-wlt: HE quarter of NR deemed according to' lnw tax deer!! heir*, davtsean, legate**, grant***, or otb*r quarter of 8 W quarter of NW quarter, Seewill issue thereon on the 29th day of j flalrnanta uinter Albert G .'Bart*. Calvin A. thm 22. Townthlp 21 H., Range 23 E , nwt(|». I'oage. Georg* U. Morton end William T. Ing 2 '* scree March, A. 1). 1921. Ihc said land being auaued at the date at Nash, amt lu any and all other partlea claim­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT o r THE SEVENTH Witness my official signature and j ing any Intereat In and to th* fallowing do the tsauanee or xucb certificate In the nttaa JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Or FLORIDA. IN Unde situated la Scmtnol* County, of Unknown AND TOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. seal this the 21st day of February, A, | arrllwd L’nlrta aald certificate* altall tie redeemed re­ Florida, row It: —IN CHANCERY. llegtnnlm: at tba Southwest corner of th* cording to law lax deed! will Issue Iheieoa ca HtnfofJ |tillI«11nar K. Umir AHoditlnf), a Oof D. 1921. .Northneat natter of S*ctioo SI, Township 18, III 21.t dsy of March. A. 1). 1821 I'MU'rit lio n , Cwiii |>1« I lim it, Witness my hand slid offcllsl aesl th:. the (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLAKS, South uf Itange 31 Baal, .run North S.37 chains, ia. Baal 8.40 chains, to tba rlgbt-of-w*/ Of tb* S. ItitIt day of February, A. D. 1821. H. W . Hteelrt «n.| wife, Orltint* C. Hterlt. I*Clerk Circuit Court, (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLAS3, and I. Railroad, thane* Soutbwaatarly on tb* ferula ii t* Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Fin. Want aids of Iba aald railroad rlgl)l-of-wer to NOTICE o r IfASTEB'S SALE Seminole County, fix. tba Beat Una of th* Sanford Grant, thane* Nolle* li In*rr1ijr given Umi under and tJjr Uy V, M. DOUGLASS. U C. By V. M. Douglass, D. C. Booth £3 degree* Went on aald 11c* to lb* 27-llc virtue of s decree of forfckoure and »*Ii* to* 28 5tc Legal Advertisements terrd In thf above entitled cuaae on lb* 2Dtb ilnj nf January. A. I*. 193l( I. •» flperlal Mia- WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.— Senate j ter In C1«*nccrj,I on Monday, the till day of A. !». 1021, In front of the CVwrrt forces lined up for n spirited clash j March, flu!]** ilonr «t Sanford. Seminole County, flotiover sulilier.V bonus legislation when ( da, will iiffer for mile, and aell to the highest and l*e»t hHder fftr eaih flnrlnjr the legal hour* the senate finance committee report­ of bale, the following dearrll^d land, situate, ed Saturday the house bill favorably lying and being In Seminole County. Florida, to-nr It after striking out the provision for A atrip of land 100 feel wide off the Nofib aide of a tract of land deaertbed aa beginning special taxes to pay the cost, a sub­ fret South of the ‘Northeast corner of Beeject loft for action by the next con­ lion Id, Township 2». South of Itanga SO Eaat, ru n th e n c e W e a l hi 5 feet* thence JKoutb BOB gress. feet to the right of way nf the Hanford A In­ filter Railroad* now the Atlantic Otsaat Republican lenders announced their dian Line Railroad,' thence Northeasterly 7U3.5 fett to the l-iit line of aald Bectlon. Townabtp and intention to call up the bill early next ILange, thence N o rth 297 fret to the p oint of week with its passage admittedly in beginning, containing 1.41 acre# o»oc» nr leea. to pay for deed. doubt, while n bi-partisan attack wns Term*: Caah. l’urrhaaer J. J. DICKINSON, Special Master In Chancery, made on the procedure with the bill 2f»-5tr by Democrats and n few Republicans. NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTER'S SALE. Because the Republican manage­ Notice U hereby iclten that un.ler ami by vir­ ment passed lax provisions over to tue nf a final decree uf firrrrlnsure tintic and rem ind |i*.-.-ml-er .Kith. 102b, In a certain the next congress and added an eauae perilling In lire t'lrcull ('purl of Ur* lib rlrt-ult nf Florbla In ami fur Seminole amendment Saturday deferring oper­ Ju-llrlal Ci.uulr In Chancery wherein N|1 Adams la ation of the bill until January 1, 19l!3, complainant and < A. Maunders and J T. lie Lain are defendant*—Iba undersigned. aa Special Borne p rom in en t Democratic se n a to rs Mailer In Chancery, will aell to tb* blgbrat and d e cla re d th at th e y w ou ld a tta ck th e Republican p r o g r a m charging " p o l it ­ ica l hypocrisy” a n d d en yin g th at a n y real nttempt to aid the former s e r ­ tarsi bidder for caab In h»nd at public auction, dnrlng the legal bourn of aala, al Iba front door of Iba court boore In Hanford, Hrml nola County. Florida, on Monday. March 7th, 1821, tba fulkrwlng described real relate lying aryl tiring alluate In Samlnola t'nunty, Florida: An undivided one-half (1-2) Inlrrral In Ilia N one-half of the HU one-fourth of NW onefourth, and the enulli nine (8 ) arrta of the NK one-fourth of NW one fourth, of Section 20. Twp. 20 South, Range 32 Faat. containing 28 vice men Wn3 contemplated. Other senators, including Republicans and Democrats, promised to fight the re* mor* i>f Irl* . whole bonus legislation to tho Inst 1’n r r l i l v r r In |*bjt fo r tlr n ! nr of runditch. m’ laiU .K MAIN KB, ApccUl Mitter tn CblDCtrj. The amendment postponing all 2S-5Lc benefits under the hill until Jan. 1, IN THE CIRCUIT COUHT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Or FLORIDA. 1H 1923, was adopted after Senator McAND TOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Cumbor, Republican, North Dnkota, — IN CHANCERY In charge of the measure, explained Lovle lUnuftt. Complain ant. * 'ta. that it was believed that the coat Waller Itennelt, Defendant. CITATION could be mot from interest payments To Welter Ilennett, Ileeldrnce Unknown; It nppearlng from an alTblaylt filed In tbi* by the nllics on their loans from the ranae tint the realdenre of the darandant la un­ United States. known; that It la the bailer of affiant that tba la orer twenty-one yearn of ice and This plan has never been broached defendant Ihnt Ibare la no pereon In tba Htata of. Florida tba aery lee of a mbpoena upon whom would before. bind the laid defendant: Except for the amendment defer­ Therefore, you, Walter Ilennett. art hereby on tb* Ith day of April, A. D. 1831, ring operation o f the bill until Jan. 1, required tn appear to Iba bill or roraplelnt filed agalnat you In Ihla eauae, olherwlae a ileere* pro *<■>• 1923, no substantial amendments were feeao will on aald data be entered against 70a. made by tho committee in the house It la further ordered that tbla notice ba pobIn 111* Hanford Herald, a newapaper pub­ bill. Retained in the bill arc the five llal.nl lished tn Kemtnola County, for eight ronaeeuUra options proposed by tho house for for­ week*. WITNESS my hand and the teal of the abor* mer service men. These are cash pay­ elated cotltt on thl* 2nd day of February, A. D. . ments based on length of service, ser­ 1021 (SEAL) It. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk of the Circuit Court. vice certifications for deferred pay­ A. DaCtiTTBS, ment, vocational training aid, loans to G EG. Hollrltnr and of CooomI for Cumplatnant. 2-T B tr_______ aid In purchasing farms or homes and "land settlement aid," or homestead IN CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, STATE OF FLORIDA. 00UNTT allotments. OF SEMINOLE.— IN CHANCERY. SIXTY-FOUR MEN TO BE TRIED IN CONNECTION WITH EXPRESS THEFTS L ife is a burden w h en the body is racked with pain. Everything w orries and the victim becom es despondent and downhearted, T o bring back the sunshine take In Coart of. County Judge, State of Ol THE CIRCUIT COURT, IZVXMTH JUDI­ CIAL CIRCUIT, SUZHOU OOUHTT, Florida, Seminole County. * . FLORIDA.—IV CKAYOUY J. F. Lalag, Joined by bar hub*ad sad next IN RE ESTATE OF: friend, J. B. L*lnc. Oomplalnanli, Andrew 'Charles Rotundo, Lewis V *. Wra. n . MlAlUtcr. A 11c* L. McAlister and all Frank Rotundo, Marie Catherine unknown dartre**, bait* aad grunt#**, of oth­ Rotundo, Michael Bernard Rotundo, er*, elalmlnf ondar Wra. H. McAlister and Allfa U McAlister, Dafandanla. John Felix Rotundo |and Clarence CITATION. Augusta -Rotundo, Minors. To; Wra, It. McAUat/r of Cincinnati, Btata of Ohio; Allra L. McAlister,,of ITtiflnniM. Ohio: Notice is hereby given to all whom *(ha unknown devise**, heir*. legate**. granit may concern, that Carmel Rotundo, taoa, or other claimant* under Wra. II. McAllaltr and Alloa I . McAlister; and to any ns Guardian of Andrew Charles, Lew­ and all oilier partlea claiming any Intereat is Frank, Marie Cnthnrinc, Michncl in and to tba following deactlhed lamia allIn Kemlnole County, Florida, lo-trlt: Bernard, John .Felix nnd Clnrence Au­ nated Iota Ona (1) and Two 13) of Illork Twelro gusta Rotundo, minors, will, on the 113). Tier Three (3) of tba City of Hanford. Florida, aa .abown by E. it. Trafforda' Map of 12th day of March, 1921, apply to the Hanford. Florida: It appearing from Iba aworn bill of com­ Honorable E. F. Housholdcr, County plaint filed In tbla cause against yon, that Judge in nnd for snid County, at his you bare or claim soma Interest In Iba lands described, therefore,] you, tba aald office in Sanford, in said County, at 2 hereinabove W n. II. McAUaUr. and Alice! L. McAlister are hereby required lo be and appear before o'clock p. m., or as soon thereafter as oar aald circuit Court at tba Court House In the matter can be heard, for author­ Sanford. Florida, on tba 4tb day of April, A. 1821, and then and Ultra make answer to ity to sell, at public or privnto sale, D. iba bill of complaint etbiblted against you or the undivided interest of snid minors otherwise a decree pro eonfeaao will be entered sgalnat you. In and to tho following described real And any and all other parties A im in g any right, title or inlartat In and to tbo lands hereestate, in said County, to-wit: Inabora described under, by <r through W n . II. Lots 4 and 5 in Block 1C, all of McAUeter or Alice I.. McAlister, or otherwise, hereby required lo be and appear before Block 16 and all of Block 21, Chap­ are our aald Circuit Court, at tba Court Houaa lu man and Tucker’s Addition to San­ Sanford, Florida, on tba 3nd day of May, A. D. 1831, and than and there make anawar to ford, Florida, which application will the bill of complaint eitatblted against said partita, otherwise a decree pro conbe based upon the petition for sale unknown feaao will be entered against said unknown partlea. now on file in said Court. It la ordered that this notice be published lo Dated February 3rd, A. D. 1921. Iba Sanford Herald, a newspaper published la Bemlnole County, rierlda, oace a week for CARMEL ROTUNDO, eight weeks aa to the known parties defendant, 20-5tp Guardian. and oo^e a weak for twain weeks aa to the MACON, Feh. 28.—Sixty-four men indicted, by the Federal grand Jury last October in connection with al­ leged thefts from the American Rail­ way Express Company wore arraign­ ed before Judge Beverly EvanH in United States district court todhy. Pleas were entered by the nccused persons, but their trials will not be­ gin until March 14. Some of the, best known lawyers of Georgia and Alabama have been en­ gaged aa counsel for. accused persons. From the evidence presented to the Federal grand jury, thefts from the American Railway Express Company in the South for the first six months o f 1920, total $1,018,722.94 in value. BILL FOR PARTITION Margaret W . Hunter, a widow, y». Kenneth W. Hunter, at al. NOTICE or PUBLICATION. Td all partlea claiming an Inlereat under ttoyal tinnier or olhrrwla* In and In Iba following deaerlbad real property, altuatfd In Bainlnol* County. Florida, to-wlt: tnt Number I, Sec­ tion I. Township 20 Huulli. Bang* SO East. It appearing front the Hill of Complaint here In filed and duly aerified under oath aa pro­ vide.! by law. that II D the belief of the nun plainant, Margaret W. Hunter, that there la 1 iwrknn, or are peratma. tntreeated In th# above described property vl.<ec name, or name* are unknown tn the complainant. It la (liereror* ordered tint all partlea claim dng an tnlrreat tn and lu the ateive deacrllied land appear tn the aald llltl of Complaint fit *d herein on or before Monday, tba 2nd day *t May. -A. It. 1821. tba aa toe twlng a Itnl* Day of tbla Lkrurt. It la fnrllier ordered that tbla botlr* la pub­ lished lo lb* Hanford Herald, a newapaper publlahed at Hanford, Semltwl* County, Florida, one* a week for tartlva roaueeullva weeks. Witness tba band and teal or K. A. Itauglaaa. Clerk of |ba said Circuit Court for Seminol* County. Florida, at Ilia Court Houn* at Banford. Flroids, this tba 37th dak of January. A. JL. 1831. (HEAI.) K. A. DOUGLAS'S. Clark Circuit Court. UOBINSON A BRIDGES, Hullcllors for Complainant. 34-lStc NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Under Section 576 of the General Statu Lea, Laws of F l o r i d a __ Notice is herbey given that Mrs. Callie L. Horton, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 355, dated the 3rd day of June, A. I>. 1918, has filed said certificate in my office^atul has made application for tax dcetl Jo issue in accordance with law. Snid certificate embraces the fol­ lowing described property, situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot 12, Frost’s Second Addition to Altamonte. The said lnnd being asitCHsed at the date of the issuance of such certificate in the name of W. 1). Horton. Uplcsfi said certificate shall he re­ deemed according to Inw tax deed will issue thereon on the 29th day of Mureh, A. D. 1921. Witness my official signature nnd seal this the 21st tiny of February, A. D. 1921. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Fin. 28-5tc By V. M. Douglass, D. C. Rnuth Una or lb* Northwest quarter of Bec­ tlon SI. Township 18. South of Rang* SI East, thence West to th* point of beginning. Containing fir * Acre*, more or Ian*; It appearing from lb* aworn bill of complaint riled In tbla raus* agalnat ynu, Ibat you have or claim noma Intereat dn tb* leads herolnabort described. IbmfBr*. J t» tba Hid- Albert Or Earn, Calvin A- I'oag*. Georg* R. Morton and William T. Naab are barely required to t» and appear before our aald Circuit Court, at tk* Court Ilona* In Sanford, Florida, on lb* 7lb day of March. A. D. 1831. and lb*n and tbar* mak* anawar lo tb* bill of complaint exhibited agalnat you, otherwise a decree pro ronfaano will be entered agalnat you. And any nnd all other partlea claiming any right, lltl* or Intercut lo and to th* laud* beretnabove described under, by or through Albert G. Lave*. Calvin A. I’ oag*, Georg* R. Morton, WllUant T. Naab, or hlharwlae, a n hereby re­ quired to l* and appear before nor aald Cir­ cuit Court, at tb* Court Ilona* lu Sanford, Florida, oo tb* 41b day of April, A. D. 1831, and than and tbar* mak* anawar to tb* bill of complaint exhibited agalnat laid unknown parties,'otherwise a decree pro confe**o will b* entered agalnat aald unknown partiau. It la ordered that tbla nolle* be published In tb* Hanford Herald, a newapaper published In Seminole County, Florid*, once a week for eight weeka at to the known partlr* defend­ ant. and one* ■ week for twelve weak* a* to th* unknown partiau defendant. Witness ray band aad tb* seal of lb* aald Circuit Court on this Iba 10th day of Decem­ ber, A. D. 1830. (SEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS, Clark of tb* Circuit Court, Samlnola County, Florid*. GEORGE O. HERniNG. Solicitor and Coansal for Obcnplatnsnta. IS-ISIa IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0T THE BEVEHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, « AND FOR BEMINOLE COUNTT— IN CHANCERT William M. Woodcock, Ouraplaloant, v*. THE CIRCUIT COURT, 7TU JUDICIAL Tit* Unknown Heir*, legatee*. Devisees. Gran­ CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, tees or other claimant* under B. M. Whit­ FLORIDA— IN CHANCEHY. more. deceased, li t ., Defendant*. Jamea W. Jones. ORATION T* tb* unknown heir*, legatee*, devisee*, grxnIJxale Jones. tree, or other claimant* under H. M. Whit­ DIVORCE. more. deceased, and lo any and all other persona or parties claiming any right, Utla II appear* from the Affidavit of James W, or Interest la and to tb* following deaerlbad Jones herein duly filed. Ibat lie. le lb* com­ land In Bemlnole County. Florida, mot* parplainant to Die above entitled eauae; Ibal th# ’ ticularly described aa follow*, to-wlt: residence of Llislt Jones, the defendant, la The East hair of Ibo Northeast Quartar of unknown to the affiant; that there la no one In the Stale of Florida Ibe service of subpoena tb* NorihwMt Quarter or tb* Nortbcaat Q**rupon whom would hind defendant; Ibat tbe af­ t*r of th* Booth***! Quarter of Seatlou fi. fiant Iwllevee that the defendant la over th* Township 31, South of Rang* SO Knot. It appearing from tb* aworn bill of com­ age of twenty-one'121 ) year*. You are therefore ordered lo appear to this plaint filed In thin can**, that you bar* or bill of complaint 00 Monday, April 41b. 1821, claim <0 bar* aunt latareot In and to tba lead herein abor* described, therefor*, yoa and tick the earns being a rule day of this court. It la further ordered that tbla notice be pub­ of you at# bareby required to bo and appear be­ lished for eight successive weeka In tb* San­ fore our Circuit Court at Ut* Court Ilona* la ford Herald, a newapaper published tn Sami-* Sanford, Florida, on tb* 4lh day of April, A. D. 1821, and than and there mak* anawar to tbo dole County, Florid*.' WITNESS. K. A. Dougina. Clerk of lb* Or bill «T complaint Mod agalnat yoo. OthvrwVaa, cull Court, and lb* seal thereof, this, tbe fltb • decree pro confeeeo wilt be entered. It tn ordered that this botlre b* published la day of February, A. D, 1821. (HEAL) lb A. DOUGLASS. tb* Sanford !!*r*M . ■ newspaper publlahad la Clark. Otmlnole County, Florida, one* • weak rot tty V. K. DOUG LABB. D. a twclre weak*. T iie rF o n i) a f e r r y m a n . WITNESR my b in d aad tb* a**! o f tb* laid Bidlcllora for Complainant. 38 8tc Circuit Court on thin I Ith day of December, A. D. 1830. IN CIRCUIT COURT, BEVEHTH JUDICIAL (BEAL) E. A. DOUGLASB. CIRCUIT, STATE OF FLORIDA. COUNClerk at tb* Ctrrelt Oourt, TY OF BXkCMOLE.— IN CHANCERY. Samlnola County, Florida. a BO. A. PtCOTTEB, Solicitor and of Couaaal for Oomplalnaat. BILL FOR PARTITION. IB-lit* Margaret W . Hunter, a widow, va, Kenneth IV. Hunter, el *1.. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEM­ To Royal Hunter; INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Whereas II appear* from tb* Rill uf Com Peoples Rank of Sanford, a Corporation. Plain­ pMut filed herein duly verflled under oath aa tiff, prorided by law. Ibat you are a defendant nim v*. ed In said Bill, that yoqr residence la un B. Wyman Steel*. Defendant. known and Ibat you are over tbe age of twrn NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE. ty-oo* ytfare. and that there la no person In Ibe Nolle* la bareby gIVen (hat under and- by State uf Florida servlf* of subpoena *pon whom vlrto* of an aircuUon placed In my bands tia#would bind you. tb* *ald Royal Hunter. ed upon B final Judgment entered In tbe abort II la therefore ordered that ynu do appear lo entitled cause for the aum nf (203.31, with tb* Rill uf Complaint filed herein al the Court costs of court. 1 have nude levy upon Ih* fol­ House In Hanford. Herulnole Cuuuly, Florida', on lowing described land* alluate, lying and being or twfpre Monday, the 4th day of April. 1821, In Bemlnole County. Florida, to-wlt! llie same lacing a rqle day uf trite Court, in de­ tail 22 of Subdivision known as Palm Him fault thereof a* decree pro confess.) will be en­ mock: also a strip of land 100 fret whit off tered sgslnst you and the aald cause proceed tbe North tide of * tract of land described aa ex parte. follows, li^wlt; la-alnnltig 7HH fret Soulh nf tp# And It la further ordered that this notice be Nortbcaat corner of Section 13. Township 20, published In Ibe Hanford Herald, a newspaper South of Range 3(1 Eaxt. run Went alia feet, pnbltxhed at Hanford In Bentlnnle County, Florl thenc* Booth (yxl feet to right-of-way of It, A da. ginre a week foe eight consecutive weeka. I. R, H.', now A. C. L. It. IL, thence NorthWltneea lb* band and seal'of lb A. Dougtaaa, C. ulrrly 103.3 feet to East line of said Bectlon deck of lb* Circuit' Court of Bemlnole Cpun 13, tb cur* Norib 2U7 feet to point of begin­ ty, Florida, this lb* 27lb day of January, A. P„ ning. 1031. And I, ae Sheriff of Seminol* County; 10*or­ (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. der to satisfy aald execution, will offer for Clark Circuit Court. is le ' and sell lb* above described property to ROBINSON A BRIDGES, tb* highest and beet bidder for cash during lb* Solicitor* for Cbmplainant 34-81e legal boor* of sal* In front of tb* Oourt Iloore door al Sanford, Bemlnole County. Florida, 00 * Never give away tho first slice i Monday, March tb* 7lh, A, D. 1831. Term*: Caab. Purchaser to pay for dwd. broad you cut o ff a loaf or you will o. m . hand; give your luck away. 33-Bte Sheriff of. Semtaola County, Fla. IN NOTICE TO DRAINAOE CONTRACTORS. Healed bbls will be recerled by tbe Hoard tf County Comttilsalnner* of Bemlnole County, HerIds. at tbe nfflre of "«ld Hoard at tbe Cowl House In Sanford, Florid*, on or lefotv It n’ejoeh -s. I s . m i the 21 st dsy of U iu li. A. D. 1821, N>r the cleaning out of ditches and ctnalx tn Florida Groree and Iltaek llamoock Dranlage Dlsirlct Dltcbce. Estimated yardage I2/MI CO. yds. A cert Ifieri check for 1230.00 payable to C. k. Driuglass, Clerk of Bemlnole County. Fla . aval arrompsity each hid. Irnil In the eum of R 000.HO scceptstdc to the Hoard of County Camm|«loncre muat tie given upon signing of (ha Plana and apeclflcstlona ran he seen al the ofContract. flee of Fred T. Williams, Engineer, Buford, Fla., ind can t-e sacnrrd from said Engineer iai deprjell of |3.00 to he returned If 1 III It made. Tint Hoard irxervea the right lo reject any m all bids. Uy order of Ibe Hoard of County t'ummlaelonrrs of •Bemlnole County. Flurdla. (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, 20-31c tlert IN THE CIRCUIT COUHT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR BEMINOLE CQUNTT. —IN CHANCERY. People* Rank of Hanford, a Corporation, Camplainant, re. Sarah Frank, el al. Defendants. NOTICE OF MASTER’! BALE Notice Is hereby given that under and by tb Inc of a decree of foreclosure and sale enlacW tn tb* above entitled f*uw nn tb* 28th day *f January, A. I). 1831, I, aa Special Maatar la Chancery, on Monday the 7tfa day of Hank. A. D. 1821, tn front of th* Court Horn* deer In Sanford, Bemlnole County, Florid*, will nffW far sale, and aell tn the highest and h**t Mddej for caih during the legal hour* of aala, th* following described land, situate, lying and haIng In Seminol* County, Btata of Florida. W wit. Lot* One (1) and Two (2) of Rlock Elen* (II), Tier Two (3), of Sanford. FhwlBs, 1 reced­ ing to E. R. Trifford'a map of Ranforl, rterid*. aa per plat thereof, duly of record. Tcrrtts: Cash. Purchaser lo pay for deadJ, J. DICKINSON. 23-Sic Special Maalre la Cb**«MTIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE » EVENTS JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. Uf AND FOR BEMINOLE OOUHTT. — IN CHAN CERT. People*. Hank of Hanford, a l>>rp«r*tloo. plainant, • va. . Thomas 8 . Huff and wife. EUxabeth Huff. »*■ Janie* Jlrt'arron, Defendant*. NOTICE OF MABTETB BALE Notice It hereby given that under and »f virtue of a decree of foreclosure and *hle en­ tered In lb* above entitled cause on ibe day of January. A. D. 1831, l.'a # Spedal M»* ler In Chancery, on Monday, tb* 7U> day •* March, A. I). 1831. In front of tb* Coort l i t "" door at Vtanford. Bemlnole County, Florid*. *® offer for sale, ami tell lo the blgbrat and hmt bidder for caxb during tb* legil hour* of xal*. Ibe following deecrlbed land, ritual*, lying **• being In HemlnoU County, Florida, to-wll: Lol 23 of Palm Ilatntnoek, a* per plat there of. duly recorded In Plat Rook ‘‘ D" at P**J IB of tb* public record* of Orange County. *• which tb* County of Bemlnole waa fonnrrly a part, which aald plat baa alnre been duly tr**f ertbed and Ig now a part of lb# f*«ro* “ Seminole CTounty. duly recorded In Plat *< on pages 104 and 103. Tenua: Caxb. I'arc barer to pay fw deadJ. J. DICKINSON. 33.8tc Special Mailer lu ChaamW IN U THE COUNTY JUDOE'B COURT. BOB' HOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA P. McCuller, Ptalatirr. 8 . W. Steels, Defendant. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S BALE Notice I* hereby given that under and W virtue of an execution placed In my haqd* upon • final Judgment entered U tb* * , * lilted cans* for th* aum of (83.03 with ro™ of court. I b*v* mad* levy upon tk* ' ' V H ? described lamia sllualr, tying and bain* lnole County, Florida, lo-Wlt: lot 22 of Subdivision known na PH® mock; also • atrip of land 100 feet * l b 0 . North Side of s tract of land drwrihed »• ■ low*, to-wlt: l-eglnnlng 7H8 fret NortbesaJ owner uf Section 13. Tu*twhJP(^ . South of Rang* SO Kaat, run West '" J thence South BOd feet lo right-of-way of ^ 1 . It. n „ now A. c . le U. n-. eaatrrty 703.3 feet to Eaxt Rn* of *xld 13. I bene* Norib 2BT fret to point of 1 A*nd I, a* Slmrtff of Seml*ol* Ooonty. lo sattefy said execution, will offer fw and aell the abore described Priyvriy to highest and beet bidder for cash legal boor* of sale In frimt of tbo Owr* door at Banrord. Bemlbol* County, Ft«M*Monday.' tb# Ith day of Maroh. A. D. 1 B L Terma: Caab, ■’urch.rer torpor 28-(tc flhavlff of iwulaol* OauutF, ■ * �TH1$ S A N F O R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R I D A Y , M A R C H 4 ,1 9 2 1 — . . . . - ■ ■* . . r |, I » ,. |»H » ....................... ..................................................... ... PHONE 181 JUST T t t t US **************** The reason we ere In favor of a sales tax Is because the poor man and the widow, the shop girl and the un•mployed will have to pay it on the flodr and meat and sugar and potatoes and coffee they buy. These have’ all paid enough. “THE WORLD HAS ENDED MILLIONS' NOW LIVING WILL NEVER l d i s s o l u t i o n Jt h b r n p ASSOCIATION o f i n b [the Sherman anti-trust laws, j^rict court here injunction B{« against Southern Pine [ff|t> ility-ono corporations . rise individuals < Bg of a permanent injunction purposes specified would to dissolution of the associa- The Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion passed the 2,000unit mark by nine before the middle o f February and was still going for­ ward at the rate o f more than fifty ' ,, ii I. L - «*» . ,| wJ r units a week- Meanwhile the Legion Is gaining at the rate o f approximate­ ly thirty posts a week, with a total of 10,143 posts. The Minnesota Department of the Auxiliary, with 149 units, has now displaced the Massachusetts Auxiliary fo r leadership. Massachusetts is sec­ ond; then follow New York, Iowa and Pennsylvania. In percentage o f gain within the last three weeks, the Ohio' Department leads the Legion. Missouri, Texas, Il­ linois and Oklahoma follow in relative lit alleges the association has to curtail production, enhance jj that as a result profit on rtUcw pine* advanced from An American Legion button stop­ Lousand feet in 1918 to $30.- ped a bullet, which struck Gitamona Scala, a Legionnaire of Newark, N. J., A. lit was filed by District At- and probably saved hin life. Scala arroll, in compliance with In- was an Innocent bystander at a dis­ Attorney-Genaral pute between four men during which d on a report pf the gunplay started. . r*l Trade Commission which An ex-service man with eight bars ted activities of the asao- on his Victory medal has been enrolled * by Argonne Post of the American Le­ Fartia set March 15th Tor a gion at Des Moines, la., in a member­ ship campaign. George Lcander, the ■tition assorts thnt "because embryonic Legionnaire, was with a apidiy increasing prices for supply train attached to the Mallet ine lumber, the price fixing Reserve of the French army. He took « of the War Industries part in the Some defensive, Alsne, afclishril maximum prices for Montidldier Noyon, ChampagncBbtr,,and were in legal ef- Mamc, Aisne-Marne, Somme and Oise Aisnc offensives and also served in a B id after June 15, 1918." ■riendnnts/" the petition con- defensive sector. •oncertedly adopted the posiPlayer pianos, phonographs, desks H t these maximum prices m> regarded ns in fact mlnl- and Shetland ponies arc am^ng the m -tt and frequently exceeded prizes in a membership contest which the Texas Department ,of the Ameri­ tition asserts that in recent can Legion has started. Posts will per cent of the entire yellow be graded on the proportion of num­ ply of the country has been ber o f members obtained to the pop­ in Missouri, Arkansas, Okla- ulation of the community. iias, I>3ui4iana,-‘ Mississippi The Women’s Auxiliary unit of iama nnd hap been sold in It* by persons and eorpora- Murphy-Major-Sloan Post No. 24 of b vere members of the de­ the American Legion at Atchison, Knns., is the first colored auxiliary in portation. krtntlon, it is charged, is Kansas and one of the first to be or­ kith and supervices stntisti- ganized in the country, anges in Knnsas City, Mo.; Job applicants nnd employers art! k I-i.; Hattiesburg, Miss.) ck, Ark., •and Birmingham, listed in n card index, according to their abilities and needs by Nashville, ,tions named ns co-dcfend Tonn., Post of the Americnn Legion, which has been successful in obtain­ Lumlwr & Export Com- ing employment lfor many ex-sbrvlce »acoln, Fin.; Standard Lum­ ps ny, Oak, Fla.; Bngdnd Backed by the Americnn Legion Lumber Company, Bngdnd, B. Harbeson Lumber Com- organization of the stntc, a bill pro­ [uniak Springs, Fla.; Savan- viding for exemption from payment of r Lumber Company, Savan- taxes by veterans has been passed by German & Boyd Lumber the Wyoming legislature. AH exservice men in the state, whether or Atlanta. not they enlisted from Wyoming, will benefit from tho bill. Ralph Parlette to Lec­ ture H ere March 11th W. Edwards, of Jackson«tor evangelist, announced tpccta to be with the Lake •* st 11 o'clock and at Up10 next Sunday. Come out dm. R will do you good. *chool meets at 2:30 aa Alfred Ericaon as leader, rdcome you at both serEdwards preaches "the Wqwl that was good enough Ihm and is good, cnotigh for •r*. Bridgman, who live on orange grove, near Twin re purchased them a,new 1 pleated to again welcome •our and her guest at the “ool. She is with us again nier from her Ohio home. f«on has repaired the wing 1 witb His friend Voile WU|* airplane over our section number from Upsala were Friday morning ip spite 1 hear Billy Sunday, •ring him we agree with r P*stoAa who said, “ He ler be Billy Suhday th'iui Mrs. BorcH and Mr. and Ue were among those gortona to hear Billy Sunare moving again out 'terdick and Mrs. Beck . Thursday to see Mrs, J o haa been soriously ill ;k at.the home of her sisMart. Sha la' now able *rc glad to report 7 L«« was there also for * Hon. Ralph Parlette, editor of one o f the best educational magazines of the country is to be In Sanford on March 11th and deliver his lecture on "The University o f Hard Knocks.” Many people in Sanford havq heard Mr. Parlette and it is confidently be­ lieved that the largest audience ever assembled In the city to hear a lectur­ er will attend this one. This is the third of the great lecturers to come to Sanford at ,lhe instance of Dr. George Hyman this winter. One oth­ er wiil follow. It has been proven that Sanford people are cultured and will attend the fine things that are brought to the city. Cheap things do not appeal to the people o f San­ ford. Mr. Parlette is the orator of good cheer. He has been called "A Master Pantler o f the Commonplace," "The Humprlat Who Helps Humanity," and "The Helper to Happiness." The above is the remarkable sub­ ject of what is purported to be a moat thyilllngly’ interesting lecture by Mr. G. S. Kendall, o f New Vork, to be de­ livered in the Star Theatre, Sanford, next Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock. We are informed that this lecture has been delivered in many of the leading cities of the United States and Cana­ da and everywhere has attracted large capacity audiences, in numerous cas­ es hundreds being turned away. The speaker deals with the subject from a purely BIBLICAL standpoint, offeirng quotations from both the Old First Grade Tony George, Billy Gilloh, Robert MilHlxer, Lawrence Reel, Edwin Shin* It is generally safe to judge holser, Richard Smith, May Purdon, man’s brain by the action of m, Camilla Deas, tongue, Loulae Hickson, Wary Maxwell,. May opkina, Mary Hickson, Doris _ ^ ........ _ Hurt, Marjorie Turner, Juanita Smith, Lois Shelly, Katharine Fuqua, Margaret Bowman," Frances Klrkman, Ruby Secretary Houston Delivers Copies Tressury Poth»M R 4§»& (Sr TV* l a iriilr f tn m ) WASHINGTON, March , X —Secrptary Houston today delivered to the Senate Judiciary committee copies of the treasury correspondence on for­ eign loans: Second Grade Robert Adams, Frank Diehl, Mur­ ry Kanner, Frank Langley, William Morrison, Llsh Morse, Kelly - Pope, Lester Rivera, Cbuuncey Wilson, H. C. McMullen, Daisy . Appleby, Helen Douglass, Irene Fellows, Irene Glidewell, Gladys Hickson, Julia Higgins, Sar/i Maxwell, Mary Alice Shipp, Ruth Martin, Sarah Rossitter, Ella Spencer, Mary Mahoney, Lucllo Tom­ linson, Mcrcc Thomas, Grace Lewis, ^Thelma Minor, Claire Tuqua, Estclla Hail, Elisabeth Harklcy, Ellen Lundquist, Lillian Stcakley, Ragna Smit, James Stcakley, Lestgr Tillis, Irma Allen, Ruth Chandler, Mary Daqdclake, Barbara Diehl, Lily Vickery, Mildred Ferguson, Paul Diggers, W. J. McMillan, Madison Wade, Cornel­ ius Brooks. nnd New Testaments to substantiate his claims. Mr. Kcndnll comes to Sanford under the auspices of th'e In­ ternational Bible Student Association of Brooklyn, N. Y., who always announcc “ Sents free, no collection, nil wlecomc." Mr. Kcndnll snys in his announce­ ments being distributed by the local Bible students: "Do you know that you may never die? We are at the entrance of the New Era. The dreams of your life arc about to come true. You Will-be .vitally-Interested .in this lecture. Come, bring n friend nnd CHEER UP." ' ^ Third Grade Henrietta Edwards, Jack Aycocko, Beatrice Bledsoe, Edwnrd Elliott, Margnret Giles, Dorothy Gore, John Ilymnn, Dorothy-Haynes, Junnita Mc­ Mullen, Katherine Schirard, Alice Thompson, Flossie Vickery, Bernice Allen, James Higgins, Frederick Wil­ liams, Billy Ahern, Ilnrold McAlexnndcr, Edith Smith, Johnnie Walker, Jimmie Brooks, Elizabeth Grovenstcin, Marjorie Hoskins, Eunice Lord, Forest McAllister, Charles Powers, Willie Torlay, Lottie Mitchell, Evelyn names, Dorothy Torlay, Phyllis Smith, Curtis Hall, Allen Fields. >' UV SMITH BROS. G I L L E T T E T IR E S TIGHTENING> NUTS IS r ? HALF THE )/c 7 BATTLE 1 |F V O U W A N T T O — 7 ^ - s - sS T O P T H E «& 9 \ R A T T L E • Fourth Grade. Hazel Appleby, Ruby Booth, Eliza­ beth Dodds, Alene Tillis, Ernest Culp, Edward Mitchell, Jack Peters, H. C. H E R E is no su ch th in e o s a ra ttlin g g o o d car— Waters, Verna Wasman, Pcnnle DnnRev. Dr. Walker will be nt' Moore's cu t ou t the ra ttle. O r ra th e r le t us d o it. W e Station church to preach this coming dclnkc, Antoinette Shinholser, Kathy k n o w h ow to m ake y o u r ca r b eh a v e an d w ill g iv e you leen Long, May Lord, Elizabeth Sunday if possible. a lo t o f fre e a d v ic e on th e s u b je c t i f y o u ask us. Knight, Susie Marella, Nannie Brooks. Ephram J. Brown, of Fort Christ­ F re e a ir also. mas, is at the Fernald-Lnughton hos­ WANT CORN BREAD. pital under the care of Dr. Puleston, BLOOMINGTON, 111., Feb. 28.— In and is very ill with a protracted case n public statement issued here M. E. of stomach trouble. Mrs. Brown is Ryan urges: staying in town to l>e near him. They "Serve more corn bread, in order to are well known here. protnote the general health of the peo­ Mr. Maines is very ill with Bright's disease. Dr. Robson is caring for ple and insure the farmer against imhim. The Maines arc the new peo­ pending bankruptcy. A Southern housewifo says that one ple living near Lake Silver. reason why more corn bread is not R. L. Grier is nble to be about eaten is because it is made Northern ngain a little after a serious illness style. . . of several weeks. Burke Steel broke his right arm Saturday cranking their Ford truck. Mrs. Christ Bucurel has been quite ill for several weeks. Dr. Tolar is at­ tending him. Mrs. D on . McDonald came home Have yon our new price list? With the big redactions we have made in price*, no Sunday from a three months stay at grower can afford to omit the spring application to hie grove. For both young and bear­ Dr. Master’s Sanitarium at Port Or­ ing trees, apply the last of January or first o f February, our— ange, very much improved in health, we are pleased to My. FLORIDEAL SPECIAL • Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Purvis, Dr. 6 per cent A n n ., 8 per cent A. P. A , 2 per cent Pot. and Mrs. J. M. Purvis and Needham Writ# ns for new price list o f citrus and vegetable fertilizers Purvis spent a day at Daytona Beach recently. Dr. and Mrs. Purvis have R. C. MAXWELL, Mgr. Saaford Branch returned to their home in Tampa af­ ter a 3 months stay with their son, Ashley and family in Cameron City. MANUrXCTURERSlIDEAL FERTILIZERS JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron and son Henry drove to Miami Sunday to visit Mrs. Cameron’s sister, Mrs. R. A. Coachman and family. £fr. and Mrs. J. S. Gilbert o f Men­ tor, Ohio, were guests at the Ells­ worth horns on Bcardail avenue from Thursday till Monday, having visited points In Michigan,. Illinois, Wiscon­ sin, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana and Georgia before coming to Florida and have been traveling for two months PLANT TREES on the hardiest of all Stocks, CITRUS TRIPvisiting friends. They went to Wash­ OLIATA. Well adapted to heavy soils. Varieties PARSON ington, D. C., to visit and be on hand for the inauguration. They were BROWN, PINEAPPLE, SATSUMAS and DUNCAN GRAPE­ here 4 years ago and note many im­ FRUIT. W e have a fine large stock of trees on this root in all provement!. Along with President Harding Mrs. sizes. JM SIB fli Ellsworth will celebrate March 4th. Herts is only a birthday but rather an Important date to her, neverthleess. C. E. Chorpcnlng had a narrow es­ cape from having hi* home and store burned last Thursday noon, as It was, his eon Horace investigated a shad­ ow thrown on the-clock seen through the door, in time to save the build­ ing. A large hold was burned in the roof. \ , • the day, hetpiijg care for her. Mias Emma Campbell of Baltimore is the name o f the lady who is visit­ ing at the Campbell home, being fcn ount of Mr. Campbell, .Judge Benton and family o f Mait­ land, topic supper Sunday at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Westerdick. Four cars brought a merry com­ pany- to Olivia Park at Gotha, Or­ ange county, last Sunday: They were, M r.Studoff and family, J. Kaserman and family, the several Bolli families and Mr. and Mrs. Chrinspringer and MUs Olga,-Billln. Picnicking, boating and bathing in beautiful Lake Olivia was indulged in and also a pleasant visit to the fine orange grove of H. Regener, brother m ># m __s_.__: ___* ’ WL"_ Though the water works, fountains o f Mrs. Chrinsperger. 'There were 22 are for play. in the crowd. T ii/^ B R A Z I N G 8 WtLUINb F I R S T ST. & OAK AVE S P R IN G F E R T IL IZ E R S C H E A P E R WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY W INTER H AVEN FLORIDA �«?•?. • ’ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1&21 R . - , H E A R D R . R O B E R T H. me PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SUNDAY NIGHT 7 Dr. McCaslin is one of the most eloquent Presbyterian Preachers in the South. There will be sohgs you will enjoy. COUNTRYNEEDS MORE CANALS L0NGW00D NOTES AND SHOULD HAVE THEM SAYS COMMERCIAL CONGRESS PERSONAL NOTES GERMANY MAKES OFFER $ 7 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 1NDE1 WILL NOT BE OCG Miss Ellen Fuller spent the week (F t*a WsdM tdir's D »0j) Mr. Harry Papworth leaves today end at home. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Thompson, of for his home In New York City. Maine, were calling on Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith leave to­ Hardy Sunday. Miss Mollie May Crux, of Orlando, day for Texas, whferc Mr. Smith is in­ was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fuller terested in oil wells. for the week end. ifrs. W. J. Hill, Miss Lee, Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, of Winter E. Pace and guests, Mr. and Mrs. to hold Lena, a Sanford colored girl, Park, were calling on Mr. and.Mrs. Must Co-ordinate The Legislation Requested Ruby, left Monday for a motor trip for alleged embezzlement of a ring. France Ready to E. E. Hardy Suhday. Thanks to the good work of Attor­ , By School Conf erence to Miami. • the Border ; Rail and the neys HouSholder and McFariane, Lena J. E. Phillips returned home Sat­ in Resolutions Adopted was freed after a hard fight and re­ urday from a business trip to Mi­ Once Water Mrs. Ajv R. Key has as her guest, turned to her home in Sanford. ami. Miss Adelaide Bonynge of Mont Clair, TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 28.— In be­ Mr. and Mrs. Rencau and daugh­ N. J. Miss Bonynge is spending the half o f the schools o f Florida, the ter, Miss. Fay, motored to Jackson­ Mts. M. F. Powers o f Wallace, N. winter at Mount Dora, coming legislature will be asked to C., Is In the city the guest of her * % ville Saturday where Mrs. Jtlneau will enact the legislation recommended in umlergQ.nn operation. daughter-in-law, Mrs. A. K. Powers/ • Dr. arid Mrs. Teague, who have ALLIED POWERS SAY I AND RAPS TARIFF AND THOSE the following resolutions adopted by Mrs. Powers Is the mother o f the late ‘ Willlard McWorkman spent the been the guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. HAS UNMITIGA1 .AGAINST GOVERNMENT the conference of county superintend­ week end in Orlando. T. Langley, leave today for Leesburg Maj. A. K. Powers and his many GALL OWNERSHIP. ents, other school officers, and high Friends of Miss Margaret Allen where they are to become members friends here where she has visited dur­ school principals, held at Live Oak, will regret to know she is indispos­ ing the past five winters. She is on of a houseboat party. (»r ru AitKuw w WASHINGTON, March 2.— Im­ Fla., February 15-18, 1921: her way to Cuba, ed at home. . PARIS, March 2— ErtrjH Be it resolved, that we respectful­ provement of both rail, and water com­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Herring, of readiness along that pvt Born—To Mr. and Mrs. W. M. ly request the legislature of the state Sanford, were calling on friends Sun­ William Lindsay, the celebrated merce facilities . wns discussed by Rhine held by the Frenthfa Haynes this morning a handsome 12 of Florida, to enact the following leg day afternoon. pianist who has been here for the past j forward at a few hours’ ratio speakers here yesterday at the operfpound baby boy. Mother and child islation in the interests'of the. schools _______ ____ ^ ___________ ^ week, left today for Tampa where he the occasion arise, Tbs A Mrs. Marion Mobley and children are doing nicely and faint hopes arc ing o f the twelfth annual cnovention of Florida: entertained for at least a partial re- will pot on a concert for the U. D. C. Press was informed in o..ci of Okeechobee arrived Saturday night of the Southern Commercial Con­ 1. —Such legislation as may be nec­ and arc the guests o f her slstor, Mrs. covery o f W. M., who has blossomed Mr. Lindsay will return to Sanford* this evening. gress. During the afternoon session essary to validate tho indebtedness Plans have been going « out in a brand new 9% straw hat to Sunday for a stay o f two days after Bill Allen. a committee was appointed to draw incurred by county board of public in­ which he will leave fo r Boston where day* in anticipation of tq fit his inflamed cranium. Mrs. Shaffer was shopping in San­ struction for running expenses since he will be with the Conservatory o f which might mako s forru up the platform of activities which 1915, and that said boards he ompow ford Saturday. Music in one o f the New England col-, ment necessary nnd, In the Ed. J. Stone, representing the Dod­ the congress will work for during the ered tu issue, on or after July 1, 1921, Robert Entzmingcr, of Aspermont, leges o f music. His friends hero are a high official of the nr son Printers’ Supply Co., of Atlnntn, coming yenr. interest hearing coupon certificates of Tex., wns in town this week shaking anxious tn have him arrange for a “ Mnrchnl Foeh has but la wns u visitor here today nnd the Senators Fletcher of Florida, Willis indebtedness to cover said expenses, ’hands with his many friends. He is concert before ho leaves Floridn. word.’* of Ohio, Edge of New Jersey nnd said certificates to be paid in nnnunl on his way to Canada where he ex­ Herald Printing Co., placed an order • --------[ The German eoutcr-propMi for n new Portland Multiple Punch­ Ransdell of Louisiana, and Thomas R. installments not to exceed ten, begin­ pects to locate. Pitta and Wells, corner Sanford etj nothing short of usua ing Machine, with n complete equip­ Preston, president o f the congress, ning on or before July 1, 1921, inter­ Miss Annabel Allen left for Orlan­ ment of punches, which will cnnble us avenue nnd First Btrcct, have recent- p rCnch official nnd dlploaatk were the principal speakers. Senator est not to exceed 7 per rent. do Tuesday where she will go in to take care of nil kinds of loose leaf ly installed nn Ideal Magneto re- as wen n8 among membwi Fletcher laid stress on the need of an 2. —To appropriate the sum of onetraining at the Orange General Hos­ charging outfit that is a marvel of ment. Advance infomzttai work. adequate merchant marine and" the million dollars for the immediate re­ pital. efficiency. It will recharge n Ford £he proposals to be rubohta possible lowering of railroad rates as lief of the common and high schools Magneto while you wait—nnd with g jmon#( the German fordfi Me. and Mrs. G. H. Bass, of Wil­ J. II. Ferguson, well and favorably a means to stimulate commerce. Sen. of the state, said amount to bo ap­ ton, Me., were gucHts at the Ix>ng- known throughout this city, is a very out removing the magneto from the nB received in Paris, wmk Willis discussed foreign lonns by the portioned among the several counties wood Hotel a few days this week. proud nnd happy man today. After car. This makcB your lights bright, 'f ^ t that the propoull l United States and urged the pur-» of the state on u fair and equitable were Father Peckand Mrs, Peck 33 years continuous service with the eliminates tho use of dry cells and Jreasonable and might font chase of the West Indies for both basis. calling on Miss Hattie Grist Snturi Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com­ spinning your motors. Saves you U m - 0 f discussion. The mdcmhi needs. He nhrdlu etaoin shrdlu shrd 3.—To submit n constitutional cven|ng f howntr, day. pany right hero In Sanford— the past per and clothes ,nnd the work is guar- jon commercial and national defense amendment to the people of the state I nntced for one year. Cnll on the boyB discussion was possible Mr. and Mtb. S. A. Huston, Miss seven years ns gnng foreman in ho needs. He suggested this as n way providing for the raising of the maxi­ with all your magneto troubles and ----- .— ^ for Great Britain to reduce her debt mum special tax school district levy Mildred, Mrs. Chris MntthewB nnd car department, ho has retired with n they will correct them. * "'WASHINGTON, Mirth t Miss Dickson were calling on friends pension and, what Mr. Ferguson ap­ to this country. frpm three to ten mills. to notes of the League d preciates and prizes really more, the Sunday.. Senator Ransdell argued that a net­ 5. —To so amend or revise the com­ Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly returned Council and tl\e British i « Palm Springs is getting to bo very officers and employees of the Atlantic work of canals nnd properly dredged pulsory school attendance law as to yesterdny afternoon from a trip to regarding mandates w ill k rivers would be of immense value to mako it enforcible and to make it ac- populra now that the days are get­ Coast Line Shops Inst evening pres­ Dunedin nnd Clearwater where they Harding's administration, it! ented him with a hnndsomo gold the -country. He foresaw a gonornl .complish more nearly the purpose for ting worm. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. nounccd today at the SUB T. P. Lewis was nn Orlando visi­ watch chain and Masonic charm as a trend of business toward waterway which it was enacted. Dingcc. The many Sanford friends of ment. * token of the love and esteem in which commerce In the next four years. 6. —To enact such legislation as maytor Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dingec will Iks glad to Mrs. Helen Greenwood, Miss Alice Mr. Ferguson is held. Ho Is a firm The Louisinnn senntor charged that be necessary to extend tho Btate cer­ lejim that they have built a beauti­ FEDERAL RE88RYII railroads, especially fo the South, tificates of ex-service men to secure Tetherly, of Orlando nnd Albert Mor­ believer In the future of Sanford and ful bungalow on the road between PROFITS. ton, of Massachusetts, were calling he and his estimable wife plnn to have deliberately, in the past, lower­ life state certificates. Clearwater nnd Tumpa and on the spend tho balance of their days here ed'rntes along river paints, nnd canal 7. — In view of the ncuto shortageon Mr. Bicknell Saturdny. buy nnd have set out an orange grove The Senate hns refuidtt Harry Phipps, of Tampa, is tho in Sanford. stations to secure the business carried of truined teachers in this state, to and are preparing to make it their propbflnl of Senntor Sltrfel by water. He added that when com­ enact legislation, under proper re­ guest of J. E. Phipps on Crank Hill. future residence. They still love San­ Izing the use by the Fwknl (Tram Thun d iy 't D»Ur) The regular monthly meeting o f the petition with boats had disappeared strictions os to health and otherwise, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. P. Drummond ford, however, and always will But Board of its profits of |10O^ the carriers raised their rates. certificates issued in other states, of Ladies Civic League was held Tues­ moved today Into their new home on their new home is a most delightful the purchase of Fcdenl f»* Senator Edge told the delegation he equnl educational standards to Flori­ day afternoon. placc and they killed the fatted (tur­ bonds, to help farmer*. Chas. Gillct, nnd daughter, Miss Magnolia avc. was strongly in favor of the foreign da, may be recognized In Florida. key) for their guests and had a big Alma, of Jacksonville, 111., wore call­ corporations which were authorized time taking them everywhere in that 8. —To make such appropriations Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson, Mr, by congress to finance foreign trade for the state institutions its will bo ing on J. E. Phipps Tuesday. delightful part of Florida. of the country. He explained the. Mrs. Florence Hudson, of Orlando nnd Mrs. Fred Wnlsmn nnd Mr. A. E. asked for in the budget o f the state laws governing tho operations of board of control. was up Tuesday giving her music Crandnll spent Wednesday in Orlan­ Martin Purchases do. these corporations and prnised the lessons. 9. —To continue the appropriation South for the organization of a $7,They have begun surveying the * City Meat Market All Good Oleo, lb.. for Tcachcr-Trnining departments in Mrs. Harry Lewis has been quite 000,000 corporation to d a business of West Longwood road preparing to the high schools. $70,000,000. clay. This will be quite an improve­ ill this pnst week having, been severe­ A deni has been consumated where­ 10. — We heartily endorse the work ly burned by an explosion of a gas ment. by Mr. And Mrs. I. D. Martin aasume B est Creamery Bn of the. general extension division of stove. “SHAKING UP OR ter, lb..........< control of the City Market in the th e University of Florida and request Herald Has Agency its continuance and adequate sup­ Welaka block. They disposed of the SHAKING DOW N” Mrs. A. K. Powers has moved into port. her "new home on Ninth street where same business about*fa year ago and Dill Pickles in bull For Amco Desk 11. — We request that tho salary of Hon. B. F. Whitncr, cashier o f the she will reside in the future. returned to theiy northerp home but Adding Machine First National Bank of Sanford, tho state superintendent o f public in­ the love of Florida sunshine proved 98-lb. Sack Flourfound last summer a little booklet struction bo increased to an amount A. E. Crandall, who has b6en the too strong and they returned to the The Herald Printing Company has guest o f .Mr. and Mrs. Wilson for with the title as given above. After commensurate with ’the Importance o f land o f flowers to make their homo. Brooms, each ..IS reading it, he saw the fine things giv­ tho office and the services rendered. secured the agency for the Amco some time, leaves today for his home Messrs. Walthall and Estridge, tho en therein for ambitious people and 12. — We request that the salariesDesk Adding Machine, manufactured in Pittsburg, Pa. former proprietors, have not an­ also tho things that would inspire am­ o f tho members of the state board of by the Accounting Machine Co., Inc., nounced their future plans, but it’ s Dried B eef in Bui bition. ne bought 100 copies and examiners o f teachers be raised from of New York, who guarantee the ma­ Mrs. James Collins returned to her a leadpipe cinch they will remain in passed them out to people whom he $2,000 to $3,000 per annum, with an chine for one year and will mako all home In Birmingham, Ala., after a Nice Fat Mackeri Sanford, the City Substantial. thought would take the message and amountsufficient to cover the travel­ necessary repairs and adjustments very pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. free of charge during that period. The J. A. Brower. use it to advantage. e a c h ..... ing expenses o f said board. Herald has several of these time sav­ One o f the men to whom he gave a 13. — Wo endorse the work of the booklet said, “ Mr. Whitner, I know rural school inspectors and request ers in stock and will be pleased to A. W. Lee Is erecting a peat No. 1 can Coluiul the man who wrote this little book. their continuance and that their sal­ demonstrate their many good points bungatow o nFirst street When corns River Salmon, c He is tho editor of one o f our fine aries be raised from $2,000 to $3,000 at any time, The price of the com­ pleted Mr. and Mrs. Lee will have magazines and lectures on the 'Uni­ per annum, with an amount sufficient plete machine Is $50.00 and conven­ one o f the coxiest homes in the cRy. -A T ient terms -may bo arranged by re­ versity of Hard Knocks’ and this . W ater to cover the traveling expenses of sponsible purchasers. booklet Is ona part of that lecture.” Dr. S. W. Walker an8 daughter, sold inspectors. i Fresh An arrangement was Immediately Miss Annette, havo returned from a' 14. —-We request an appropriation WE HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES made to have this man come to San­ of $500 per annum for necessary sup­ counties may show an actual 50 per trip to Clearwater and St. Petersburg --------- ON--------ford this winter if possible and give making the trip in their car and plies and traveling expenses of the 'cent valuation. his great lecture. He is coming and 17.—That this conference extend spending Monday and Tuesday in state high school Inspector. Patton’s the date has been set. * sincere thanks and appreciation to Clearwater'looklng over the Southern Be it further resolved: March 11th, B p. m. Hon. Ralph Sun-Proof Paint Superintendent J. A. Holmes, Prin­ College proposition. Parlette will deliver his lecture , on 15. —That we endorse .the thriftcipal H. G. Metcalfe, Mayor M. E. « # ............................... ...... WHITE and COLORS "The University of Hard Knocks’* In movement o f tho national treasury Broome, and to the citizens of Live S. E. Case, of Winston-Salem, N. Sanford. The people are to have * department and advocate a fair and Onk for the mnny courtesies shown C., has arrived in the city and will rare treat and largely to Mr. Whit­ earnest trial of the plan In our schools the cqnfcrcnce and also the Parent- have charge of the business of tho Paint, W all Paper and ner Is the credit of his coming due. and pledge the hearty co-operation of Teachers' Association, the Woman's Reaity Loan & Guaranty Co., who Kalsomine G et a C oupon with B Tomorrow’s Herald wil give the-In- superintendents and principals. Club, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lyle have dpened new ofTiccs in theWelaka formation as to how the lecture wll la our Line of Buiineu Ion o f 10.—That this conference endorse for the delightful reception tendered block. Mr. Case is a hustler and will be put on. the action o f the Association o f Tax the members o f the conference at the add much to the commercial lifo of OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT • F ree air, an d water D* Assessors in their decision to assess home jof the latter on the evening of tho eity. » Get o u r _ Because the Lord ate bread at the property on a basis o f 60 per cent o f the 16th. SANFORD PAINT & laat supper there are many Interpre­ its cash valuation, and that this con­ Judge- Housholder has ■ returned Be it resolved finally: tubes b e fo r e buytof tations o f ita observance as a sucret ference farther agree to inaugurate IB*—That a copy o f these resolu­ from Clearwater where he was asso­ W A L L PAPER STORE RINES’ Filling food. The act of eating bread wit! and vigorously prosecute a campaign tions be published in the leading dally ciated with M. S. McFariane, o^Tam* Phono SOS the head uncovered waa considered in the several counties o f the state newspapers o f the state and In the pa, on the Lena Chadwick case where­ WELAKA BLOCK moat disrespectful to God.. to the end that the tax rolls in these Florida School Journal. in a .S t. Petersburg negro attempted *. •*. r 5 COLLECTS FLETCHER SPEAKS m L P. NlcCilU .—■I* REDUCED PRICES TUBE GIVEN i * m sS, m -I. �•l ~=r -•*?> < >; w ,ijR , -V.-A.i ,1;, : . 1 • .' :. '• * ' THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4,1921 — 1------ ■ " Placed on Crew of the Michigan Central AT LEAST10 DEAD MORE THAN 60 PEO­ PLE ARE INJURED— RE­ LIEF CREW BUSY while (gr Ik* twcUM Tn*M) PORTER; Ind., Feb. 28.— Re­ lief crews early today had taken thirtv-threc bodies and scores of Injured from the wreckage of the Michigan Central and New York' Central passenger, trains which crashed together in a head*on collision last night at a —ssing near here and at least lix other bodies entangled in the wreckage were visible. The forward coaches o f the New Y ork Central train laid up­ on two splintered coaches o f the Michigan Central train, through which it hnd plowed, while going pearlv fifty miles an hour. Most of the injured and iden­ tified (lend were from Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan. A statement by the towerman on duty declared that the block two miles away was set against the Michigan train, while the track on the left wns clear for the New York Central. The Michigan Central struck the derailer at the crossing, and came to n stop with the engine and several cars olT the rails and the day coaches .across the New York Central track. A moment later the New York Central train ploughed through. The engineer aiTtf-firemnn of the New York Central wore killed. All others killed and injured were on the Michigan Central train. A later dispatch says: The death list of the wreck has been fixed by the coroner at forty-two. The morgue at Chesterton contains thirty-six bodies, some only fragmentary, four other bodies are still un­ der the wreckage and two are at the hospital in Michigan City. Only fourteen bodies have be^n positively identified. An un­ identified dead woman is at the Michigan City hospital and four bodies are under the wreckage, while lw»*nty-three bodies are at the Chesterton morgue. ONCE A GOB NOW BIG MAN IN THE CABINET Resolutions'recommended by the Department of Education of the Flor­ ida Federation of Women's Clubs, and adopted by the Board of Directors, February 25, 1921: WHEREAS, the children and youth of the Commonwealth constitute its most valued asset and its first inter­ est; and, . * WHEREAS, the security, the pros­ perity and the happiness of a demo­ cratic state are founded solely in the intelligence, the trained capacity and the high character of its citizens; and, - ' WHEREAS, the American common school, even more than the institu­ tions where a few are trained in- the higher learning, are‘ the instrument, next to the home, on which wo must chiefly defend for the making of safe and efficient citizens, nnd tho crea­ tion o f a homeogcriious and instruct­ ed public life nnd opinion; nnd, WHEREAS, the common schools of Florida, particularly the rural schools, are greatly inefficient, through lnck of highly trained nnd adequately paid teachers, want of equipment and brev­ ity of term; therefore, . RESOLVED, that wo urge tho in­ coming legislature to give this inter­ est the supreme place nmong all oth­ ers, which it deserves, in their delib­ erations. RESOLVED, that methods should be devised, by constitutional amend­ ment or otherwise, for financing the common schools of the stntc on a gen­ erous scale, commensurate, so far ns possible, with their importance to the life of the comm onwealth. RESOLVED, that in our judgment tenchcrs' certificates from such oth­ er states as mnintnin educational standards equal to those of Florida, should be accepted ns valid here, nnd every effort should be made to enlist superior teachers from outside, espec­ ially such as hnve had normnl school training, in the work of public instruc­ tion in Florida, until ouch time ns Florida eat) supply her own demands. RESOLVED, that in our judgment, Florida should have a Honrd of In­ struction appointive in the main, rath­ er than ex-officio ns now, and made up o f men and women who are fam­ iliar with school problems nnd deeply interested in the cause. Mrs. William F. Blackman, , Chairman, Mrs. Thomas M. Shackleford, Sr., Vice-Chairman, Mrs. Edward Conradi, Mfs. C. I), l.andis, Mrs. William M. Brown, Miss Mollic Ray. Never drink opt of a glass thnt has a spoon in it, or you nre doomed to be nn lod maid, that is if you don't punch your eye out on the spoon. G66 is a prescription for Colds, ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Feb. 20.— Edwin Denby, Once an ordinary gob, recently sergeant of marines and un1*« official slate of coming adminis­ tration is overthrown, secretary of tho •uvy-to-bc, talked over the naval poll! des with Harding today tin A conforI tBctl e*P<*cted to finally seal his ap­ pointment to the cabinet. Harding announced Denby had been •ppointed secretary of the navy and Theodore Roosevelt, son o f former resident Roosevelt, assistant secre^ry. Roth have accepted the opPointment. FIRING THE WOODS. Editor Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. Dear Sir; l\ou!d you please publish in tho co'd>‘ Sanford Herald some notice ° r wnrinng against the careless fir * «f dry grass, weeds-or brush and , readers attention, to the exist"k laws which demand the notifies°n to neighbors o f the intention to “ rn off such fields, so that they can prepared. On last Saturday we in 0 n°rthwest part of the Now Upsala •*ttlement hnd to suffer considerable Mm'" on fences nnd barn roof, not to •Peak of almost exasperating excitennd hard work to fight the fire, ,, Ihe mnn’that started it one-half Wile away sat unconcerned at home. do not want a race war out here L colored preacher ought to be wsrned to obey the laws o f the land |Uie same as others have to do.' , Sincerely your*, H. EHRENSPERGER. ’ - . ’. ; . A Tonic For Women " I was hardly able to drag, I was so weakened,” writes Mrs. W . P. Ray, o f Easley, S. C. ‘ T h e doctortroated me for about two months, still I didn’t get any better., 1 bad a large fam­ ily and felt I surely roust do something to enable roe to take care of my little ones. 1 bad beard o f i— 1----- . . 1 -i_ 1 . CLASSIFIEDWANTADS IF YOU NEED A NEW It was told of a former recent gov­ WANTED ernor of this state that while a can** WANTED—Second band show ease didata for office ho gava his. personal Inquire at the paint store in the Wesnd official endorsement to six spe­ 1aka Block, Rail road W et . S-tfc. Buy the Best that is made Must be cific proposed canals across the state WANTED— Young cow. fresh and good milker. J. 11. Melin six different locations. 18-tfc There are perhnps that mnny mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. "dreams of canals" being built across' WANTED— You to know we have the Florida; but there are two projects finest stock of Fardhook Limn Bean which nre being given serious con- seed ever brought to Sanford.—Tho L. •sidcration. These do not Include plans Allen Seed Co., Sanford, Fla. 28-2t for canalizing the St. Johns river and WANTED—Team work, al! kinds. In We also have the Buck Line of making it a ship, or barge, waterway quirc Hanson’s Shoe Shop. 28-12p GAS RANGES down tho state nnd thence to the FOR RENT Culf somewhere. The two main, renl, cross-state FOR SALE OR EXCRAN O E-O ns canal projects nre the one connecting 20 acre, one 10 aero Sanford Ave, Fort Myers with St. Lucie, via Lake Walking distance to city. Two lota Okeechobee; and the other ‘connect­ corner Contor and' Elm Ave. Two ing St. Mary’s river with the bay at lots west side Palmetto ave., 60 f t St. Marks. The two nre at opposite from Eleventh St. Make offer. B. T. ends of the state. With either in Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring St., Los SANFORD. FLORIDA operation,* if made sea level water­ Angeles, Calif. 21-tf ways and deep enough, ships nnd navies would be saved huundreda of m is c e l l a n e o u s ” ' miles and the passage of the dangerGET YOUR ORDERS In now for D i r D r n i i m n N IN D D irC C Yon will make a mistake If yon order our straits south of Florida. Either your new Bulck car. See V?. J. D l u KLUULIIU n IR I H ilE O your fertilizer without getting, ear would place in the hands of the 40-tfc NEW PRI<?E LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Prompt Thigpen. United States at a critical war time, 1 Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Supthe ability to get battleships and sub­ HEMSTITCHING and Picotlng at­ tachment, works oh all sewing ma­ marine craft quickly to the Gulf, where, as guarding the Panama Canal, chines,* |2.00. Personal checks 10c E . O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. the great naval battle of the next war extra. Lights Mail Order House, Box FLORIDA ■J JACKSONVILLE 127, Birmingham, Ala. 2fl7-oaw-7t will be fought The "Gilmore survey,” really n com­ FOR SALE— Good farm mulo In good condition.—M. Fleischer, ll-20-tfc pilation o f the reports of some half a dozen surveys extending back over ORDER your new Bulck now and three-quarters o f a century, ns made you will not lose any time on the in n senate document nbout 1879, new car load coming in soon. 40-tfc shows that to make the St. Mary'sSt. Mnrk’s cnnnl n barge way would YOU CAN order your new Bulck no wand save time on the next car require digging through an average load. 4#-tfc Local and Long Distance Hauling overburden of 160 feet, at lenBt 40 per cent o f which Is rock. That the FOR SALR canal, to reach tho apex—150 feet— OUR STOCK of Sugar and field corn would need several "locks'* and that is complete. Come in nnd get our If W e P lease You, T ell O th ers. If W e D o n ’ t, Tell Us. there Is not sufficient water on the prices.—The L. Allen Seed Co., San­ highest Bhods tosupply more than ford, Fin. 28-2t mere barge needs. To mnkc this n sen-going cnnnl with depth sufficient FOR SALE— 100,000 green top cel­ ery plants.— F. L. Greene, West for thirty-foot draft ships %vou!d ne­ 21-tfc cessitate mnny heavy rock nnd deep -Side. enrth cuts. The cost, nnd time, would FOR SALE—Twenty acres of land in be immense. tho Celery City district.—A. E. To build the Fort Myers-Rt. Lucie Holies, Montclair, N. J. 28-4tc cnnnn, the nverngc of overburden to ~ DRINK “ be removed would be, according to Elder Springs Water. Us 09 08-100 FIRST CLASS PAIN TIN G ? . numberless suiAeys, 25 feet for n senper cent pure. Phone 311. level waterway for barges. To mnke A N EW TOP? It a 30-foot chnnnel for ships would require an additional 30 feet o f dig- j genco should give utterance to the ging. There is nn ahundnnee of water i above. The Tribune is too big and Top Repaired? throughout its length; nnd its digging1too brond to mnke n statement thnt is would forever settle, the problem of absolutely without the facts to back Seat Covers? •glades drainage control. By menns it up. AS fa> as the St. Johns river of flood gateB, the level of I*nke Okee- is concerned it is already a great ar­ Upholstering Repaired? rhnbce could be held nt a standard of tery of. trade and travel and the Clyde wanted hbight, o rnlmost the entire Line boats that nre larger than the New Celluloid? lake could tie drained nnd converted limits on any other river in Florida Into the richest fnrm nreg in the en­ nre plying the mighty St. Johns river , New Back Curtains? tire world— for there is hut one small every day laden with freight and pas­ nren in the lake where the lint tom is sengers nnd the thousands that take Back Curtain with Plate Glass? below sen level. The Rt- Lucie "con­ this trip every year know enough trol canal" now being dug, ns recom­ nbout the possibilities o f the St. Johns The Top W aterproofed? mended by the Ishnm Randolph sur­ to go hack home and become boosters vey nnd plan, is being cut 200 feet fop government aid und all we want Dents Taken Out o f Body or Fender? wide, of big targe depth. It 1ms government nid for is to deepen nnd shown hut 10 per cent of rock excava­ widen the St. Johns nnd to rut the Motor Painted? tion, and the whole is being dug at 00 canal from the.upper St. Johns to the « cents per cubic yard, as against the Indian river in order that the tourists especially can take a trip from Jack­ $3 which the Federal government is W E SPECIALIZE IN THIS W ORK paying elsewhere for similar work. sonville to Miami viu the St. Johns It will be a combined drninngc nnd without having the Experience of control canal, and n barge waterway. President-elect Harding who was In addition, the 22 1-2 feet fall be­ hung up on a sand hank part of the tween the lake end of the cnnnl nnd time simply because the east const St. Luc'lc Inlet on the Atlnntic roast, canal has never been properly con­ is shown by the Randolph survey to structed. The St. Johns river, dear PHONE 112 STANFORD HEIGTHS l>e sufficient to furnish all the hydro­ Tribune, is the greatest river in the state bar none hut we nre not say­ electric power needed to light and run the industries of all the southern end ing that all of (he canals are not good of Florida. On the Gulf side, there is projects. We want them all to bq n river almost deep enough for ships finished products for what helps one now nnd it, by canalization, will afford section will help nil sections of the “ PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Grow Prolific the wnfer and th eoutlct for the canal state nnd.a little of this kind of sauce will help the Tribune also in the fu­ after it passes out of Lake Okee­ Crops ture editorials regarding the canals in chobee. The building of this canal Floridn. . If the Entire state will boost would bo accomplished at a cost which our canals nnd rivers and get us would be a mere bagntel compared what we want in government appro­ B L A C K S H E A R , G E O R G IA with cither the proposed ono across priations instead of pulling against A q u a rte r-ce n tu ry o f s u cc e s s fu l m a n u fa ctu re and d lstrl* the northern end, or the Panama ca, each other Florida will some day be b u tion in F lorid a an d G eorg ia o f H ig h G rade nnl. It would save'400 miles of weath­ the greatest water - transportation “ P R O L IF IC " F e rtilize rs er nnd rough water, and would make state in the union. Meantime the edi­ quick and safe passage from tho At­ Special formulas for Cirtus, Melon and all Vegetable , J; tor of the Tribune hnd better come to lantic to the Gulf. The "survey" , Crops ;; Sanford and make the trip on the St. could be made for a $5,000 appropria­ Reduce your'1921 Fertiliber bills by using “ PROLIFIC" Johns river, sec the connection with tion, and the facts, figures nnd sur­ Fertilizers. ’ the Indian river, study the situation veys recorded in the state drninngc Honestly mnde, truthfully sold, and satisfactorily from all angles and then go back and engineer’s office at Tallahnssce would delivered. start boosting for th6 St. Mary’* be nt the service of nnd o f great aid An independent company with capacity o f 400 tons daily. ! canal, the St. Johns river, the St. to the surveying party. Lucic-Ft. Myers and all the other T. E. KING, Agent With this canal the opening of the Saints in the calendar where they S A N F O R D •;* F L O R ID A St. Johns river down the middle of touch on Florida and her wonderful tho peninsula and its physical con­ opportunities and may the Saints pre­ nection with the ship canal, would be -----serve them if they ever rap the St. easy, nad would mnke both far more Johns river again. 1 : valuable. Tho proposed canalizing along the east coast, would bo prac­ "The Rata Around My I'laee Were tically worthless to Florida except Wise," Says John TuthUI. for small craft, and useless' to the ' BEST AND BIGGEST CIGAR "Tried everything to kill them. outside world save only for flat bot­ tomed pleasure craft, and skiffs that Mixed poison wiht meal, theat, cheese, flu momyougrata item - 7W better jwHfifcetfea etc. Wouldn’t touch it, Trltd RAT-' can skim the dew. * Writ* for our Premium .Catalog No. 4 Lot us talk about and get behind SNAP, Inside of ten days got rid o f L LEWIS CIGAR MFG. CO, NEWAXK.K.J. \ Ltrfrst Independent Cigar Factory in tfct World. something thnt will be of rent value, all rats.” You don't have to . mix and that hoS a chance to "get byi" RAT-SNAP with food* Soves fussing, Let Florida go nfter the Fort Mycrs- bother. Break a cake o f RAT-SNAP St. Lucie, sea-level, big ship cnnnl; —lay it where rats scamper. You and the state will be ready to build will see no. more. Three sizes, 35c, I— Themas R. Baker, Pk. D* *f ita "collateral” canals to feed com­ 05c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. . merce into the channel where foreign Consulting Chemist says of ths water: “Of the many waters al this u 4 att­ steamers can take It to markets yet When two persons are folding a ar refIons that I have analysed, I have found non* superior In all to be supplied?—Tampa Tribune. We are greatly surprised at a pa­ sheet let'them wish, and If the last Uea to tjiat of the ’Elder Water."— Phone 111-W. Office . , per like the Tampa Tribune that at fold comes out even, they will get ELDER SPRINGS W ATER CO. times shows almost human Intel!!- their wish. ■ ; U ■■■a Lt ii2i £ -- 1=5._Zj =~-?5_,_' -. 1 m u, , z•. i,rn Take Cardul today. It map be Jut what yoft need. At all druggists. ' m . ,1 ■h : LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER “ We Deliver The Goods” PHONE 498 Does Your Car Need •*|iS REHER BROS. 7.;3|H .‘ifs& aS THE BLACKSHEAR MFG. COMPANY | J o h n R u s k in ” 1 decided to try It,” con­ tinues Mrs. Ray . . . "I took eight bottles In a l l . . . I re­ gained my strength and bare bad no more trouble with wo­ manly weakness. I have ten children and am able to do all my housework and a lot out­ doors . . . I can lure recom­ mend CarduL” «* 2 The FLORENCE Automatic IFEDERATION OF WOMENS CLUBS Tba AuocliUd Frau) h OIL COOK STOVE F.mviN IJKNHY, n e w secrbF$ver and LaGrippe. It’s the r.\itv OF NAVY HAS 11AI) most speedy remedy we know. GREAT SUCCESS -• 17-13tc <b 7 — . THE CROSS-STATE CANAL HEW YORK CENTRAL AND MICHIGAN CENTRAL TRAINS HAVE DISASTROUS WRECK B lam e _1 J>-3 1' : ELDER SPRINGS WATER r« coo**. Amiytk *■* t - -iJ ilMB ' : I - .,m * ari- m . » - - - .S,!r. I 1 " ]• . :5 i5 i ; - -JL5 ^=V _ .. .e=i. r i "=: 1F t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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L, . . ______ ^ jg e g s a ^ g g g K I ^ T s a NFORD CHAUTAUQUA. MARCH 29 TO APRIL 2 , I NCLUSIVE | f?W — 12 PAGES TODAY VOLUME J ■■J J« — . .W • Ha n fo r d the ‘ g ^ - herald 72 COLUMNS IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION N U M B E R 28 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1921 xn. WISE ARRAIGNS FOES OF PRESIDENT WILSON IN CHARACTERISTIC SERMON OR BOTH FACTIONS LIEUT. CONEY HAS ARRIVED FLIES ACROSS CONTINENT IN OF THE TURKS 33 1-3 HOURS ACCEPT TERMS SAFELY AT JACKSONVILLE ALLISON COMPLETES TRIP IN OF THE ALLIED NATIONS AND NOW THEY WILL AIRMAIL WITH EIGHT BE GOOD I POUCHES MADE WONDERFUL RECORD a WILL NOT REGULATE (B 7 T k t Am * c1*U4 F r * u ) . HAZELHURST, Feb. 24r -Eight • SOUTH CAROLINA LAWYER COAL INDUSTRY Even Though He Was LONDON, Feb. 24.—Constantinople ARRESTED FOR ATTACK • bags of mail, dispatched from San To P u n is h Jian and De­ Forced Down By En­ ' ON CONGRESSMAN Francisco by airplane at 4:30 Tues­ government delegate to. Near East (■ '7 TV* A *t*cU U 4 r r » M ) fea t Party Broke the gine Trouble day morning arrived at ' Hazclhurst conference here, speaking in the name WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.—After of both his group and that of Nation­ (B 7 T h . As*o«UU4 T cm ) field here yesterday at 4:50 p. m., es­ 1 striking out practically all of the pro­ World’s H eart COLUMBIA, Feb. 24.—Barney Ev­ tablishing a cross-country mall rec­ alists, told Allied conferees at today's visions for federal regulation of the ans, local attorney, was arrested by ord of thirty-three hours and twenty, session that both factions of Turks coal industry in emergencies and for special taxation on e*ce*s profits, the South Carolina house of representa­ minutes with allowance for time zone would accept decision of'Allies. senate manufacturers commmlttee FORMER SANFORD BOY AVER­ tives for an attack on Representative changes in the const-to-const flight. AGES MORE THAN 90 MILES The mail was transferred from UNITED STATES . agreed todny unanimously to report Sapp, of Columbia, and who . spent iimi!T THE INSIDIOUS ATTACKS HAS EQUAL CONCERN ----- favorably the Caldor bill. PER nOUR ACROSS U. 8. last night in jail, publicly apologized plane to plane in a relay flight order­ THAT DID NOT SPARE EVEN WITH OTHER ALLIES • * ed by htc post office department to when brought before the house today (Dr Th* A***el»t*4 rr***> . THE HOME LIFE establish a new cross-continent mail POLICE SHAKEUP IN and the apology was accepted. Evans JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 24— (B 7 Th* A u ocitU d F i* m ) J AX IS POSTPONED was released from custody. It was plane record. The plnne, which arriv­ Lieut. Coney, who started from PARIS, Feb .24.— UnltedStatos in _____ Norfolk, Va., Feb. 22, 1921. charged thnt Evans threatened Sapp. ed nt Hazclhurst, was piloted' by E. Dallas, Texas., at 10:14- laat M. Allison, a member of one of the note to council of .League of Nations, JACKS0 NVILE. Feb. 23.-Owing Dear Holly: ,. Sapp knocked him down twice. night on (he last lap of hla trans­ Have just rend In the Hernia that being a holiday, the city four teams which took part in the on mandate question claims cqun concontinental flight, arrived here at Dr. Wise will be with you the 25th. transcontinental rnce, two planes corn with other principal allied and ( froi«mll-ion d,d not meet in special 7:Z7 this morning. - Ills flying GEORGIA ENOCH ARDEN 1 don't know how you folks bnck leaving Hnzelhurst field nnd two associated powers ln ovc" e“ J®” ” ’ ! session to hear recommendations of titne, according to unofficial com­ w M#rt|n for ft rcorgan. home feel, but I nm n straight out be­ starting from Snn Francisco at the sions of Germany and in their di.posl- ^ ^ ^ pilation was 24 hours nnd 32 min­ LAFAYETTE, Ga., Feb. 24.—Fred liever in President Wilson, nnd I trust same time Tucsdny morning. ____ *■ tion. izqtion of the police department. John utes for 2,079 miles from San Williams, local boy, who went awny you will find plensure in rending what S. Bond, chairman of the commission, Dfcgo, Calif, n e averaged mor* to wnr in 1917, will return home in u Dr. Wise hns to sny nbout the greatstate dthat a call would probably be than 98 miles an hour. His flyfew days to find his “body" buried Mt president the country hns hnd. issued for a meeting todny. IngSime from Dallas to Jackson­ Yours, * . here, his wnr insurance policy paid, ville was 8 hours and 13 minute*. and his bride the wife of another. c. o. McLaughlin . CANADIANS CAN • Lieut. Coney flew over the city, This was the situation disclosed to­ (From New York Times, Mondny, HAVE THEIR BEER scraped the wheels of his machine day when Mrs. Grace Robertson re­ Kebrunry 21, 1921) ' on the snnds of Pablo Beach and ceived n brief telegram from New History will never forgive the VICTORIA, H. C., Feb. 24.—Elcvreturned here, landing nt Camp eyimes of his enemies, “who to pun- York signed by her first husband, CALLS FOR STATEMENTS 1 onth |10tir changes iir the liquor laws Johnston. With the exception of whom she had molirned ns dead, say­ iih a man and defent n party, broke O F NATIONAL RANKS | . the £)r|t|ah Columbia legislature Wants to Serve Where two hours In his flight from Dal­ the heart of the world," said Rnbbi ing he hnd Innded there and was com­ provide for a beer clause which would las to Jacksonville was in dark­ He Can Give People (By Th# Ait#clit*4 Pr*#*) I, Stephen S. Wise in a sermon on Pres­ ing home ns soon as possible. There allow the sale of that beverage in ho­ ness. Not until he wns over Mo­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.—The tel rooms, restiiurnnts, cabarets nnd ident Wilson yesterday nt the Free was no explanation of his long sil Most Benefit bile did he see any lights. Coney cncc in thp cryptic messnge. Comptroller of the’currency todny is­ Synagogue. said at some periods he wai clubs. The wnr department reported Wil­ 1Dr Th* AuocUUd PrttO sued a call for the condition of all Futur* hi^toriuns, Dr. \\ ist'i said, flying 150 miles an hour but he NEW YORK, Feb. 24.—Hoover national bunks nt the close of business would accord President Wilson his liams killed in action soon nfter he NATII.US CASINO BURNS. nvernged a speed of nbout 100. went to France, three years ngo, paid declared in n statement todny he had Monday, Feb. 21. proper place in history. ‘Let us not Scores of friends, Bnd relative* his widow his insurance nnd then sent left it to Harding to decide whether magnify the significance of contem­ from his home, Brunswick, Ga., DAYTONA, Feb. 24.—The Nautil­ he could be of more service ns .secre­ n soldire’s body here ns hsi. . porary judgment," ho gontinucdi "for GOT $25,000 FOR 20 overwhelmed him. His mother us Casino, nn amusement resort at Meanwhile, Williams' wife, whom tary of Commerce or ns director of YEARS OF COURTSHIP contemporary judgment, in truth, nnd three brothers also were here. Seabreeze, near here, was entirely de­ meant little, if anything. Woodrow she hnd married but a fwc months be- European relief In a statement disMEMPHIS, Feb. 24. Miss Mollic stroyed by fire early yesterday. The Wilson’s plate will be determined fre he lef tfor the army, mourned him tnted to the Associated Press Mr. Lieut. Williaht I). Coney, uttemptnnd then rrtnrried a former sweet­ Hoover said, "I left it to Mr. Harding Quirk, of Milwaukee, who, in sup­ loss is placed at $50,000. Origin of [, neither by hi* bitter detractors nor (Continued on page Seven) to determine whether he considered I port of her claim to a $200,000 share the fire is not known. heart. (Continued on page Seven) can be of more service to tin* public in the. estate of the late Patrick Knlns secretary of commerce or carrying luher, Memphis land owner, detailed o :t the public trust already entrusted a courtship extending over almost two I. me ns n private citizc.i." The dl-cades nnd cited an alleged agree­ statement was dictated alter he hnd ment that she was to inherit the bulk announced he had put up to Harding of his fortune, was awarded $25,000 a j ropdsal for ‘he general rcconstruc- by a jury in federal district court lion of the Department of Commerce here yesterday. SUF.S FOR INJURIES WILL RIDE WITH HARDING ANKI.E (TRTAIN8 FOR Chairmanship Reorgan­ I1ECAU8E COCOANUT But Found Guilty of BRAZILIAN SLAVE LOOSE WOMEN COURT JURORS IN VIRGINIA FROND FELL ON HEAD ization Commission # Making False IDr Th- Aitocltua Pr»»*> WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.- Presi­ Most Important Statement SPRINGFIELD, O., Feb. 23.—Keep­ MIAMI, Feb. 23.—Claiming bodily RICHMOND, Va., Feb. 24.—Search dent Wilson will ride with President ing the promise he made to women injury ns a result of being struck by Harding to capltol March 4th, it was is being made here for a negro, for­ 1 B 7 TV* A***cUI*4 Vr»**> (8 7 TS* A***cl*t*4 T n t t ) jurors three weeks ago, Judge F. W. a falling cocoanut frond while walk­ merly a Brazilian slave, who. disap­ ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 24— Aa' . G<igcr, of common pleas court, hud TOKIO, Feb. 24.—Sentry who shot announced today. ing through Royal Palm Pa^k here, L. peared shortly after his arrival in President-elect Harding completes “ankle curtains" installed today. The Lieutenant Lnngdon nnd acquitted by E. Nelson has filed suit against the this ,city. The letters "L. S." nrc formation of cabinet giving increasing • Jury Ikix is now surrounded „by a court martial, sentenced one month’s k il e d w h e n c r o s s city of Miami, tho Florida East Coaat ING RAILROAD TRACKS branded on his chest apd he wears attention to reorganization of execu­ beautiful green curtain, ,nnd behind imprisonment for making false state­ Hotel Company and tho Miami cham­ around his neck u medal benring the tive machinery- Known he has In ber of commerce for $1,000 damages. this women are shielded from the ment before tribunal. Superior offi­ FAYETTESVILLE, N. C„ Feb. 24. nunu- of his former owner, Raymond mind sweeping changes In many gov­ cers sentenced to terms of imprison­ curiims’eyes of the public. ment varying from one week to a —Mrs. John McNeill, CO, of Godwin, Hunt, of England. He was recently ernment departments and bureaus. It month for falling to train and Instruct near here, was instnntly killed nt brought to this country. is understood he told some advisors sentry properly regarding his duties. Goodwin late yesterday when a pnshe regards chairmanship of reorgani­ The compliments thnt women fish senger train struck her when she at­ zation commission ns post virtually for are not worth catching. tempted to walk across the tracks. one on par with cabinet portfolio. WOULD REPEAL EXCESS PROFIT TAX GOLDEN HARP CONCERT WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.—A bill to * •• *• repeal the war and excess profits Much interest is being manifested In the Golden Harp Concert thnt wll^ ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 24.—Mr*. tnxes and levies on transportation and BODY WILL ROOST INLAND WA­ soft drinks was Introduced yesterdny be given In the Temple Auditorium John L. Burnside, a member of the TERWAY CONNECTING AT­ Mondny night.. Whilo some of us city commission and one of the best by Representative Longwood, Ohio, a LANTIC AND GULt1 have pcrhnps never heard this queen known women In St. Petersburg, it Republican member of the ways and -of instruments, it is certain that very heir to $2 ,00(1,090, which was left to means committee. A new state organization thnt will few of us have ever had the opportun­ her by a relatlvo in Philadelphia, who The measure would also abolish the fisht fur n cross-state canal wns $2000 exemption on incomes of corpor­ ity of hearing nnd seeing this, the recently died, It wns learned yester­ born in the Chamber of Commerce ations nnd would levy nn additional day. The estate wns a very largo ono only harp trio in America. late Tuesday afternoon- when tem­ tax of 5 per cent on such incomes. The three golden’hnrp* represent a and Mrs. Burnside, a brother nnd » porary organizations of the Florida cost of nearly $0,000. The picturo they sister each inherit tho sumo amount* Reduction of surtaxes on higher In­ Atlnntie-to-Gulf Canal Association comes from a 70 to n 50 per cent present on the stage in worth seeing, Mrs Burnside, who hns always lived was effected with . the election of basis also Is proposed. this being the first time more than modestly and quietly and in helpful George W. PnrkhiU of Jacksonville one harp has appeared on any stage work for others, has Just been not!> Representative Lonkwood estimates ** president, B. R. Kessler of Jnck- thnt his proposed tax cuts would de­ in the state of Florida. Sec them at fled of tho provision fo the will of her aonville, ns secretary-treasurer, and crease Federal revenues approximate­ uncle, but has told qply a few of her the auditorium Monday night. the following vice-presidents: G. G. ly $890,000,000 a year, but he said the With the golden harp trio appears intimate friends and while admitting Miss Gnrlock, who possesses one of today that the reports of her inheri­ Ware, Ix-esburg; W. M. Igou, Eustis; proposed 5 per cent tax on Incomes of those great and glorious contralto tance were correct, refused to talk A- P. Cpnnelly, Sanford; J. L. Ed­ corporations would yield at least $450,­ voices thnt is full of youth and vigor. about it. Sho has lived here for manyward*, Ocnla; Goode M. Gucrry, 000,000 and that the remaining loss She has received much praise from years and has been a leader in tho Palntka, nnd W. C. G. Kilgore- of would be mndc up In Increased cus­ her recent nppcarnncea in tho East. Red Cross, being vice-chairman of tho Wildwood. toms revenues resulting from new The Hnrp Vocal Ensemble Co. whilo local chapter, a place aho held all dur­ The association will perfect Ita tariff schedules. ' 1 »— on this tour plays all tho important ing the war. Sho has Indicated that organization at Palatka In March. No up-to-date girl wastes her time towns of thd state at prices, in many the possession of so large a fortune The exact date for the meeting will , towns reaching $2.50 and $3.00. The will not in any way change her mode be announced later. I t will be the blushing in the dark. •.minimum price allowed by the com- of living; latter part of the month. pnny is $1.00 and this amount will The purpose of the organization, fixed nt $2 per week while organiza­ tions will pay $25. Efforts will be ba charged for each nnd every ono pf FIVE NEGROES SAW a* *ot forth in resolutions adopted tho Temple* Auditorium on Mondny Is: “To promote the construction made to Unc up all civic and com­ WAY OUT OF JAIL night. . ~ by the Federal government of a mercial organizations In the.state to barge of ship canal connecting the warg a relentless fijjht, tor the FAYETTEVILLE, N. C , Feb. 24. • . Nothing gives a woman’s religion Atlantic ocean with 4be Gulf of canal. Four talented, vivacious artists compose the Artist* Four company, which —Five negro prisoners cscancd from The association favors the Latcc such n jolt as the suggestion that she Mexico, and for tha establisment of will be heard hero nt tho coming Iledpath Chautauqua. the Cumberland eopnty pail here last Harris route an the most Ifensible a complete Inland waterway route The Artists Four give a program of great variety, combining orchestral, got the husband henven really intend­ night by sawing a hole through tho and will urge congress to authorize • f from the Gulf, terminus of the vocal nnd special novelty fcoturcs, nnd every number Is given wlth a bright­ ed fbr her. * * top of a cell. One'of the prisoners eannl to the MlsaUilppl valley and a flna Jsurvcy and make-an appro­ ness nnd spnrkle which will qmkfe tills company tong remembered tn the comwas recaptured this afternoon. Tho priation for the project. Its forma­ What’s become of the old-fashion­ the Middle Western states,‘the loca­ negroes were swatting .trial‘on minor tion Is the result of a meeting held mUnTbe Artists Four company Is Ju*t oue gf many attractive features on this ed girl woh never went to a party tion of the canal to be left to United charges. -’ * Tucsdm ymomlng.—Jacksonville without carrying a roll of music? year's btg Chautauqua program. ____ State* Army engineers." Individual . membership dnea were tropolli. j HOOVER IS THE PUZZLE OF THE POLITICAL WORLD, MAY REFUSE GOOD JOB ... ■ ' 0TO R Y TO T E H • • ARRIVED_TODAY 4 SI m HARDING WILL MAKE MANY SWEEPING CHANGES IN GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS JAP SENTRY KILLED LANGDON, ACQUITTED BY COURT MARTIAL FOR KILLING AMERICAN ORGANIZATION IS FORMED TO URGE CANAL IN STATE TWO MILLION BEQUEST TO ST. PETE WOMAN Artists Four Singers and Players on Chautauqua Program • •■ ru l i i . ‘ " ■ • T‘ <!9 - u . '.i l l .t I �SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1921 Weather and Crop Condition in Florida For the Past W$ek (From n > n d i 7 ' i D »Ilj) Walter F. Coachman, of Jacksonville vrns among the prominent vlsitors’to the city today. Members of WOULD MAKE IT ILLEGAL S n ip GAME FISII OUT • OF STATE TO • L. R. Kirtley returned Tuesday from a week’s stay a t the Neptune at Daytona Beach. Mnf. Addle F. Homrighaus leaves this week for Palm Beach where she will spend n few weeks. Mrs. R. P. Torrance has as hci guest, her daughter, Mrs. E. Mc-Fa dyen from Mobile, Ala. Mrs. T. D. Mock and son, Lee El­ more, are visiting with her parents this week, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Walker, ways and fees of trucks and buses. In attendance at this meeting ns a guest, was W. G. Waldo, vice-presi­ dent of the Dixie Highway Associa­ tion, who sought assistance from this committee In the fortn of a resolution endorsing the Dixie -Highway Asso­ ciation’s plan of raising n certain amount of money through the Florida state legislature, this money to be used throughout the states where the Dixie highway runs, In an effort to secure the completion of this high­ way at an early date. The l e g i s t tivo committee granted Dr. Waldo’s resolution and pledged their aid in the state legislature. Some of the important measures definitely adopted at these joint meet­ ings yesterday, were ns follows: • No. 1, Highway Protection Bill (Chap. 7482, Sec. 1), to be nmended so .as to read: "Except pneumntic times,” which amendment will have the effect of making .solid tires for heavy.' loads,, practically prohibitory on the highways. Other amendments are being offered to section .7 and sec-, tion 5 of this same chapter. No. 2. A bill which will fix the value of Improvements in condemn­ ation proceedings ns well ns liabilities (in all cases of state road building). No. 3. Uniform traffic Inws, nnd recommending n state speed limit of new Ben Eddy has been moved to, the Sanitarium at Port Orange. Mrs. Eddy nnd Miss Eddy accompanied llie angles’ club went on record as favoring drastic laws for the pro­ tection of all game fish and tho mem­ bers vqtcd for laws that would pre­ vent, under heavy penalties, the sein­ ing of rivers and creeks, and the use of traps anywhere in tho state or in­ side the three-mile limit. A new committee was appointed to draw up laws to submit to the legis­ lature, as follows: Vice-president, F. C. Caulkins; John L. Doggct and FJoyd Cheatham. The new committee was instructed to draw up the laws nt once. A number of tho fishermen report* cd seeing seines nnd traps nt vnrious places in the rivers nnd streams in the county nnd Simmic Rape, one of the deputy* sheriffs appointed by Sheriff W. H. Dowling to enforce the game fish laws of the county, was instruct­ ed by the president, to investigate the situation nnd every member wns asked to report nil violations of the gnme fish laws to the deputies. Vice-President Calkins in the course of a short tnlk in which he urged the necessity of drafting a luw to protect gany? fish in the stnte declared that the fishing in the state would soon be a memory unless laws were passed for their protection. . Mr. Calkins stnted thnt every state in the Union that hns a coast line has laws thnt are enforced preventing trawling-within the three-mile limit with the exception of Florida, nnd de­ clared thnt hundreds of people from other stntes were now in Florida sein­ ing the rivers and, creeks, something thnt they could not do in their own states, nnd shipping the fish back. shame,” It may be said that he has been saying striking things about Mr.-jmd Mrs. E. Torrance came moral and governmental questions for ... may Sunday from Evansville, Ind., to be a good many years. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. have been the first time th at he located the pulse of all New York’* Interest, Torrance. but in tho better Informed circles he has long commanded attention; and out in Portland, Ore., where he spent the years from 1900 to 1907, he gained n name that was known throughout home in New Smyrna, the state, as a pulpit orator and indeThe many friends of Mrs. Schcllc Pendent worker in public movements. Maincs will be glad to learn that she Portland came to know the rabbi as a is improving rapidly from a recent w an ready to get into any fight against operation at the Fernald-Laughton hospital. Stewart Dutton is home again and will be with the F. F. Dutton Com­ pany. Stewart has been with the Am­ erican Fruit Company nt Orlando for some time. Scientists say that the mountains r LUKIDA SCOUT" press-printed in California are moving slowly north. , and illustrated monthly. Interest­ This undoubtedly is to make room for Ing to all boys. February issue, 28 eastern tourists.—New York Herald. 6x9 pages! Subscribe for your boy! 36c per year. ‘Willard Lumley, Edi­ 27-2tn Austria has asked permission of the tor, Sanford., League of Nations to unite with Ger­ many. And yet pcoplo still say that PURE BRED Rhode Island Red a burnt child dreads the fire.—Nash­ for hatching, $1.25 for 16.— ville Southern Lumberman. B. Steele. Phone 3305. J Mrs. Henry Wight nnd Miss Sarah Wight will motor to Gainesville the Inst of this week where Miss Wight will attend the valentine dnnees given by the A T O nnd E N Frnternity. Capt. A. W. Buie, commercial agent of the A. B. & A. Ry., with head­ quarters in Tampa, is in the city call­ ing on his mnny old friends here nnd looking nfter business for his road. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Brock of Miami are motoring over the state nnd spent the week with Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Pnxtort. Mr. Brock is a popular sales­ man of Roberts Snsh A- Door Company of Chicngo. J. L. Miller hns n fine displny of bread nnd baked goods in the window of L. P. MeCuller nnd it makes your mouth water to see nil the delicacies in the'pastry line and confections thnt nre so well displayed in the window. Mrs. A. B. Commons, the queen of Stone Island, Is in the city today visit­ ing her many friends and is the guest of Mrs. liomrighous. Next week Mrs. H.omrighous nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Com­ The linen shower for the Fernald- mons will visit Palm Beach nnd other Laughton hospital, which is nn an­ east coast resorts, nual event in charge of Mrs. W. J. Hill, hns been n most successful one this year, with grent credit to the effortB of Mrs. Hill nnd the many people who have so generously given PARTY the needed supplies. A very pleasant party which took The management of th e ", hospital plnce in Geneva Monday was the. ten wishes to express their appreciation given by Mrs. Charles Phillips. Mrs. for the liberal gifts which hnvo been Philips wns nssisted by Mrs. Bentley made. Mrs. McGee, Mrs. Pntishnll and Mrs. A list of tho gifts and the organiza­ Adams. • tions through which they were given Among those who motored out from follows: From tho Presbyterian Sanford were: Mrs. R. R. Deas, Mrs. church, 21 sheets, 22 pillow cases, 13 F. F/ Dutton, Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. Homthe ground, at a dintance of* seventy- spreads, 2 towels and 2 tea towels. righous, Miss Clara Phillips, Mrs. five feet in front of the automobile Frdm the Methodist church, 16 Bentley nnd Mrs.-Henry Wight.. carrying such light. . NO- 9. Dealers’ license plntcs. This CIRCLE NUMBER ONE. measure recommonded by State The Circlo. Number One of the M. Comptroller Ernest Amos, nnd looking E. church met Tuesday afternoon at to tho connection of tho present systhe homo of Mrs. L. P. Hagan on the , tem, which is the most abused of any Heights. of the state requirements under the While planning the mnny events for Motor Vehicle Law. the coming fear, fingers were busy No. 10. Fines for delinquent reg­ with beautiful fancy work.* The la­ istration. This measure providing dles have planned for a New England for a fine of |10 to be imposed after supper Saturdsy evening, Feb. 26th In February 1st of each year on all the corner room of the Weloka block. automobiles failing to carry the new Later there is to be a handkerchief license plate of that year. These fines snlc. to be collected by the sheriffs,and A delicious salad course was served their deputies of-the various counties, by tho .hostess. and one-half of said fines to go to Those present were, Mosdamcs arresting officers. Douglass, Spencer, Cowan, Adams, No. 11. Fees for trucks nnd buses, Shoemaker, Went, Bowman, Babbett, which measure provides for an entire Thornton and\Hngan. change In the present law governing the oame. . . ' •• At this meeting It was unanimously A permanent poultry association is MONDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE > CLUB. voted to employ the services of Judge to bo ooe of the good things of Live D. Stuart Gillls of DcFuniak Springs, Oak. The* splendid exhibit of fino The Monday Afternoon Bridge Club to draft all bills rr/erring to above poultry made by Live Oak fanciers at met Wednesday afternoon witn Mrs. subjects and to be submitted to the the state fair has induced the men and D. I*. Drummond nt her home on Mag­ ■association convention In Its fourth women interested to get together for nolia avenue. annual session, and nil measures fin­ the beneral advancement of the in­ The rooms were attractively decor­ ated with roses and ferns, ally adopted will be taken Into the dustry. * There were two substitutes for the legislature in April by prominent afternoon, Miss Bowler and Mrs. Tom members of the Automobile Associa­ It is unlucky to toast bread on a Jones. Miss Bowler won tho prize for tion, who will bo appointed at the knife. * high score,*n beautiful cap. convention. Judge GilIU will also bo A delicious ice course, decorated a member of whatever lobby is cre- fct luncheon at the Empire Hotel here ■ I . J - * t v . t * I___ with little bouquets of tiny pink rose by the proprietor, R. E. Grnbel, who buds, was served after the game; The delegates to these committee ia also a member of the legislative meetings in Orlando, were entertained committee. . *. Post Cards at the Herald office, le. Social A otes Temperature: The days were sun­ shiny aqd warm but the nights were unusually cool with frost on several days; mid-day temperatures were 80 SAVANNAH, Feb. IB.—An uniden­ degrees or above, and night tempera­ tified negro charged with assaulting tures in the 30’s several times in the a 15-year-old negro school girl near central division, where frost fonhed. Pembroke in Bryan county, run down Precipitation: Rainfall was light and scattered—a lagre portion of tho by whites and blacks and fully identi­ section was without rain. There is fied by his victim, is being taken to no complaint, however, of dry weath­ Clyde, the county seat, to he turned er, although moderate showers and over to the authorities. higher night temperatures would be For several hours last night there beneficial on some high lands. was every indication that the negro Condition of Crops: Tho sunshine r , m -r—# after favored farm work, yrhich was ad­ vanced—it is ahead of time in some mdlnlght it was learned that tko ne­ localities. Tho low night tempera­ groes Who were given charge of the tures and occasional frost in northern, assailant had reversed an earlier ver­ and locally in the central, division de­ dict and were on their way to th^ layed the germination of some seed and the growth of some truck, but ak a whole- most crops did well. The planting of Irish potatoes continues in the north, and some are above the ground and doing well. Strawberries on mcir way nome when a strange are ihore plentiful in the central and negro appeared in the road, took his Southern divisions, and are well ad­ victlpi by tho arm and told the other vanced in the north. Celery and let­ children to hurry on. He is said to tuce are in fair to good condition, but have forced the girl into the woods. When the story of the crime reachthe rain and warm weather of the ed Pembroke all places of business previous week were unfavorable for closed and whites and blacks formed lettuce in some localities. The seed­ posses for the man hunt.’* The negro ing of com and melons continue in some localities, although general was captured at Lanier, seven miles planting has not begun. Citrus from Pembroke, at 8 o’clock last bloom is abundant in tho south and night. He was taken to the girl’s well advanced in portions of tho nor­ home and was dlentified, after which thern division. Rnages are mostly tho whites withdrew leaving him to those of hi woscaren shrdlu un unun good. ' \ . those of his own race. V FUNERAL OF DR.| DODD (from Tharsdajr'a Dally) , The funeral services of Dr. B. C. Dodd occurred from the home on Mag­ nolia avenue this afternoon nt 1:30 o’clock, Dr. Brownlee of the Presbytcrinn church officiating; The inter­ ment wns mnde nt Ocoee, jvhere San­ ford Ixidge of Mnsons had chnrge of the funeral. The beautiful floral of­ ferings nnd the largo attendance at the funernl nttested the love nnd es­ teem in whlqh Dr. Dodd wns held in this city. All tho stores closed for nn hour today while the funeral services were being held out of Tespect to the mem­ ory of Dr. Dodd. His mother, Mrs. Bettie Wilkinson, and uncle, C A. Mnssengill of Clnvis, N. M., nre here to nttend the funernl ns well ns mnny old friends from Ocoee nnd ether sections of the state. I NICE LOT OF THEM and PRICES RIGHT You will do. well to look them over before you buy. American and Chinese hens are now participating in tho race of pro­ duction. The public is ' egging 'em When two persons are folding n sheet let them wish, and if the last fold comes out oven they will get their wish. IN FRONT OF STAR THEATRE J^b rd THE UNIVERSAL CAR Every Ford Product a Helper Now’s the tim e to buy th at Ford Car or Ford Truck or Fdrdson Tractor. N ever were higher quality m aterials w oven into these great u tilities; never have prices been more reasonable, nor thnt dependable and excellent "A fter-Service” so complete. Machine work is alw ays more precise than hand work. The special tools and machines in our garage arc th e sam e ns those being used and recommended because o f their precision and tim e-saving qualities, by the Ford Motor Company. • Our mod* cm and up-to-the-m inute equipm ent m akes it possible for us to do any work on your car, truck or FordBon tractor from a minor adjustm ent to a complete overhaul. The promptness w ith which w e do the work is a by-product o f these specially designed m achines; and w e charge only th e reasonable Ford prices for your work. If your Ford car isn’t running a t top-notch efficiency, bring it here to Ford headquarters— th a t’s to us. One of our Ford mechanics will adjust or repair It for you with as little delay a s possible. Keep your car in good condition. It’s the most economical w ay. • FORD DEALER �1 THE 8 AN FORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1921 IF YOU NEED A NEW Flavor! Supreme Court Declares Chapter 7334, Acts *17 Null and Void TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 19 County officers of Florida will receive ap­ proximately $250,000 increase in sal­ aries during the coming year as a re­ sult of the action of the sunseme court yesterday afternoon in t£*clar ing Chapter 7334, Acts of 1917, rel­ ative to the compensation of county officers, to be null and void so far as it plaeea a ban on fees and commis­ sions. Sheriff W. C. Spencer, of Hillsbor­ ough county was respondent in the friendly suit, which was brought by Attomye General Rivers II. Buford and J. B. Gaines, assistant attorney general. The opinion is by Chief Jus­ tice Brown, concurred in by Justices Taylor and Ellis. Judges Whitfield and West disserted. , , While the act has not rpaterially decreased the salaries of officers in the small counties, in Hillsborough and Duval counties, it has in some in­ stances cut the salary of the officer to less than 20 per cent of the net re­ ceipts. Whereas, the clerk of the ctr'cuit *court of Hillsborough county' would have received about $5,000 a year under the provisions of the act, he will receive this year between $20,000 and $25,000, with the fee sys­ tem again in force. The increase will average about $ 10,000 to each of the principal office holders in Hillsborough and Duval Smooth Negro Forger Caught in the Act by Sheriff Hand Today rrom e » * _ S* tarda,? • D ill 7 SOME CABBAGE frr« m S « l= rtji 7 'i D illy ) Robert Thrasher brought a head of cabbage to the Herald office today that measured 14 inches across and was as hard and solid as one could want. In fact it was one of the real cabbage heads that should have been taken to the fair at Orlando and help­ ed Scmniole win the prire but Mr. Thrasher, who is busy on the farm, never thought about the fair until it was too late to take it to Orlando. However, many people here saw the cabbage and marvelled at Its size. toasted LUCKY STRIKE SEE MANY CHANGES HERE irron JCen4»r'« D»Uj) TAKES SATCHEL WITH TWENTY , Dr. Owens, who has been holding special sendees at the Baptist church SEVEN HUNDRED AND ;for the past ten days, leaves today for FADES AWAY Atlanta. Dr. Owens wss here sevi eral years ago and has a warm spot In (If TU AiMdibl Pnul his heart for the people of this city MEMPHIS, Feb. 21.—An unidenti­ and In a cpnversation with the editor fied mnn held up messenger of Mem­ of the Herald this morning ahent his phis branch of the Federal Reserve visit said that he had never seen such Bank as he was passing through the remarkable changes In a city in his Court Spuare, in center of the busi­ life ns he noted here. Dr. Owens said ness district today, and robbed him of a satchel containing about $2700 ih the people here were awake and very currency. After admonishing the mes- much alive and that when he came senger to keep going the man moved back here again, as he wants to do, with crowds passing through the •he will see a city of 20,000 people here, nil of them d^ing welt and all square and escaped. of them.of the right kind of Christian citizenship. • Dr. Owens and his sweet singer, Mr. Spencer, made many friends here who hnto to see them de­ part but wish them well in their fields of endeavor wherever they may GENEVA FLASHES i ‘ii im jh, ii ’J u a i : waa ** n, • * - .Sometime it happens that an officer tended They made ai-out $50. of the law islucky enough to strike Mr. Wicks has been suffering with a hot trail at the very door of the <*» severe toothache but had it ex­ hank and this happened this morning traded Tuesday. when Sheriff Hand happened ni at the Mr. nnd Mrs. Levey, Mr. and Mrs. Peoples Bank just after a negro named Vick Peters and children and Mrs. Mose Walker had cashed a check that Worthy spent Sunday at Daytona the bank was auspicious of and upon Beach nnd report the salt water was mentioning it to the sheriff he became fine. suspicious at once and nailed the .Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Prevntt and son, negro before he had reached theBuster of Moore Station, took supper street. ■ with Mr and Mrs. P.*W. Prevail. He had been sigptng checks on The orange packers of this place Rengcr Lee, who has a store in Golds- were packing ••rar.gi - tn boro and so adept was this handwrit-, urday. ing that ho deceived the bank. He Mr. nnd Mrs Prevntt and Mr. nnd made out the check to Will Williams, Mrs. Pnttlshnll were in Sanford posing under this ha me while he was Thursday on business, doing his banking'business. i Somebody poisoned Jim Byrds' It was lucky that Sheriff Hand team of mules in Canaan last week, nailed him when he did as this slick One lived until it got home nnd the negro would have soon filled the town other died near the Geneva bridge, with bogus checks. He will repose in Mrs J. M. Prevatt is spending a the county bastile until Monday when few days with her daughter, Mrs. A. Judge Householder will give him a E. Mathews, in Eau Gallic, prize for being a handwriting expert Mrs J. M. IJttler and daughter, and he will be busy for several years Trexsie, from Osteen are spending a tracing letters in the soil with a few days with her daughter, Mrs. T. shovel. W. Prevatt. ----------------------- Somebody visited Mrs. W. J. While Avon Park boasts or the larg- Flynt's fine strawberry patch the est citrus grove in the world under other day and picked all of ths one fence, Sobrnig claims the largest berries, which amounted to about grove proposition in the world This four quarts. is a grove of 6,000 acres, touching ---------------------- — the shores of five lakes Lake JackFarmers per calling on the "new son, Dinner Lake, Basket Lake, Bon- J.ake county agent" for advice on watnet' Lake- nnd Lake Letta It con- ermeloti cultute, and for suggestions tain* 400,000 trees. L on spraying and fertilizing citrus. Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING This is no idle talk—I 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 at person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who has VISION will agree with me now—the other later. “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” tion— lota arc being sold right along and building in th is section is such a s to gladden the heart of those who have the good of Sanford at heart. J. E. SP U R L IN G Watch the South East Corner of Page Two •- —A No cigarette h a s ttiesamo delicious fla v o r a s L u o k y Strike. Because— T I f TUN, Gr„ Feb. 21.—Fire de­ stro y e d four Tifton business concerns Sunday afternoon, causing a loss of $!50,000. For a time it looked ns if the whole town would I k * wiped out, anil fire companies were brought here from Cordele, Fitzgerald and Sylves­ ter. T h e Tire, of undetermined origin, started on the third floor of the Dar­ nell Dry Goods Go pi pa ny. When the roof of thi* building fell, flames f a n n e d by a < tiff b r e v i e , leaj>ed a c r o s s S e c o n d str eet nnd threatened the en­ tire northern half of the business sec­ tion. * Besides gutting the Darnell build­ ing, flames caused he.avy damage to the Ivey Furniture Company, the Kent Music and Furniture Company and the Parker Grocery Company. OIL COOK STOVE STATE LAW DOES NOT CONTEM PLATE SUCH ACTION. RULING OF STATE SUPREME COURT TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 19. — The supreme court has reversed the judg­ ment fo the circuit court for Leon county in the case of Simon Spratt, plaintiff in error, vs. J. H. Gray, de­ fendant in error. The opinion is by Judge West. Attorneys: Sydney H. Diamond nad W. J. Oven, of Talla­ hassee for plaintiff in error; Fred n . Davis of Tallahassee for defendant in error. This was an action of replevin to recover the possession of one Ford au­ tomobile. Verdict and judgment were for defendant and pltintiff took writ of error. The plaintiff undertook in the trial to show his right of recov cry by proof of his ownedship and the invalidity of the proceeding un­ der the provisions of chapter 7736, acts of 1918, by which the automobile was condemned and forfeited because of it# alleged use in the -unlawful transportation of intoxicating liquors. The bill of sale by which planitiff ac­ quired Qje ownership of. the automo­ bile was offered in evidence and the record of the forfeiture proceeding un­ der which the. defendant acquired pos­ session of the automobile was also of­ fered in evidence by the plaintiff. Af­ ter reciting the provisions of the stat­ ute cited, the court says: "The automobile in controversy was in possession of J 6 hn Spratt and was seized by the sheriff as being used in the unlawful transportation of in­ toxicating liquor. In the condemna­ tion of the automobile the officer seizing it made affidavit that John Spratt was the owner of the automo­ bile 'and that there is no other per­ son, firm or corporation known to your deponent who has or claims any right, title or interest in or to said property. Service of summons was made on John Spratt to appear and show cause why the property should not be forfeited. Simon Spratt, the owner of tile automobile, so far as the evidence discloses, ‘was not concerned in such violation." lie was subpoena­ ed as a witness in the condemnation and forfeiture proceeding but he was not served-with notice to appear anil defend in said proceeding and he did not appear asf a party claimant or otherwise. No affidavit was made that Simon Spratt owned the auto­ mobile or that the owner was un­ known or that service of process could not be had on Simoh Spratt, the owner, r.ad no notice of the condem­ nation and forfeiture was published or posted at the court house door as required by the statute when the own­ er is not served with notice in the con detonation proceeding. "Under our statute the automobile of an innocent owner," although used in the unlawful transportation of Big Col Ion O il Mill B urned. II AZKl.il I'RST, (la., Feb. 21.—A terrific explosion of undetermined origin Sunday morning set fire to nnd completely destroyed the large mills, a large amount of. cotton seed and manufactured products of the Carter Cotton Oil Company here, causing an estimated damage of approximately $100,000. The mill had operated all day Sat­ urday, but bad shut down for Sun* day. The origin of. the fire is believ­ ed by the owners of the mill to be in­ cendiary. The fire was discovered by a watchman on duty, nad about the time o f Its discovery n terrific explo­ sion took place, being heard for miles DONATION FOR COUNTY HOME around. The loss was pratially cov Al Dorner, better known to his ered by insurance. friends as "Peggy”, has been working for some time in the interests of char­ SOLD DYE SECRET ity. During the holidays he begged on the streets and raised funds in COLOGNE, Feb. 21 Warrants are various ways with the idea of pur­ out here for the apprehension of four chasing some extra clothing for the leading chemical and dye experts for­ County Home inmates. merly employed by Friederich Bayer Yesterday he turned over the funds & Co. of Levcrskursen, charging them that he had collected to Perkins & with breach of contract and betrayal Britt with instructions for them to of chemical secrets. They are Dr. use the money as far as it would go Joseph Flochslander of Oberhausen, for some warm clothing for the poor. Bavaria; Dr. Heinrich Jordan of Col­ A representative of the firm was sent ogne; Dr. Otto Run^rs and Dr. Max out to the County Home to find out Engelmann. what they coultf use the best -and lat­ The four men described ns old nnd er a package containing socks, over­ trusted employes, nre chnrged with alls, shirt#, pants, stockings, sweat­ signing contract# with the DuPont Dc ers, underwear, etc., was sent to these •Nemours Company of Wilmington, inmates of the County Home with Mr. Del., which not only liind them to en­ Dor tier’s compliments. ter the American company’s employ Mr. Dcrner, or “Peggy” is a man hut also place a t its disposa lother with a great big heart and he work­ valuable considerations. ed* hard, from morning till night to Lrnise these funds, and #we arc sure Speaking of "provision for embas­ that the folks at the County Home sies," will liquid refreshments be in-* will gladly join with us .when we say that It waa labor* well spent. eluded in the provision basket? 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A MODERN BUNGALOW Of six rooms, screened wide porches, all modem conveniences and improvements, In fact one of the finest homes In the city surrounded by oranges and grapefruit trees, flowers, plant#, shrubs, fountains, beautiful lawns, a complete home and then NINE ACRES OFTILED LAND Upon which you can raise winter. vegetables for U»c l»nd i* tilled and In first-class conditionnnd has mode money for the owner every* year and the crops on it will speak for the pro­ ductiveness of the land. This is not only a beautiful home place but one that will make you money. On the shore of beautiful Lake Monroe and the land one day in the near future will bo lubdivided into city lots and make you a fine profit. In the citjs just five blocks from the business portion. The greatest opportunity in this sta{e for a man with money enough to make the first pay­ m ent You must see it to reallxe what it really means. �rA — ■■ - -— - U ............. . ............ — -:i%yr- I — 1- *.'"?' 14- — *T T*»\"* V* 1 —ZT-^f-.—^------------*-- -^---* f '*:, ■ f■■■:'-— '*—* - V~r " 1 l -fTHE SANFORD W EEKLY H ERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1921 AMERICAN LEGION VOLUSIA COUNTY WON ALL THE BIG PRIZES WARNS TRAITORS AT SUB-TROPICAL FAIR IN A M E R I C A PRIZE WINNERS COUNTY SCHOOLS ESSAY CONTEST DEATH OF JAMES IlOOLEIIAN F. F. DUTTON GAVE PRIZES TO REST ESSAYS ON DR. CONWELL’S LECTURES ABOUT PLANS OF GEIIMANS TO s t a r t PROPAGANDA Seminole County Came in as The Winner of Second Prize (From Tuesday's Daily) The remains of James Hooichnu m ovem ents were brought here today from Jack­ sonville, where he died yesterdny of INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 22— Amer­ Bright’s disease. He w’as n former Volusia county won over nil the e n Legion posts throughout the resident of this city having lived hero others for the best county exhibit, many yenrs and wns engaged in the taking the Fnir’s biggest prize, $250. United State* were naked tonight by blacksmith and wagon business with They Jind nearly n hundred nnd fifty the legion’s national headquarters Hands Bros. He and his family moved blue ribbons, which they proudly hero to watch for a revival of Ger- to Jacksonville several years ago. strufiR across the entire booth, where Tho funeral services occurred at the they made n very gay showing in­ pun propaganda in this country. home of Will Hooichan today, the deed. Naturnlly, nil the Volusia peo­ A bulletin sent out by the national pallbearers being J. H. Cowan, A. C- ple were jubilant, nnd you could have headquarters said the object, pf the Bolts, A. C. Hogan, S. Runge and spotted every one of them by their propaganda seemed intended to turn Jack Mahar, ail brother Eagles. widespread smile, which, like that of American sentiment against the alInterment wns made in Lakeviow. Governor Pinchim, "wns so wqrm that lies, and to create a "powerful na­ Deceased leaves n .wife and child a n d 'he had to hnVc » watering cart follow him lest ho dry up everything by his tional political machine by the amal­ three brothers to mourn his loss. hearty glow.’ They certninly hnd a gamation of the disloyal elements in good showing,' but then Orange *did our population." not want to be ihipolite and carry off Mass meetings in New York, Phila­ the prize from their guests. delphia, Cincinnati, Chicago, Milwau­ Mrs. Wakefield got the blue ribbon kee, Louisville, Omaha and Cleveland for having the best all-around exhibit have been plnnncd, the bulletin said of preserves, jellies, etc., as well as as “one of the first national manifes­ having n bit of blue ribbon tagged to tations" of the propaganda campaign. every exhibit she had, which is go­ The bulletin which was sent to all ing some for a woman, and should state headqunrtcrs of the legion said: PA8 KERT, OF CINCINNATI REDS, make Gcnevn proud it has such an "There has come to the attention of RISKS LIFE IN BURNING enterprizing Indy ns nn inhabitant. the nntionnl headquarters informa­ BUILDING. Mrs. Caroline Moarhouse, of the tion indicating a move for a nation­ <»r tu I mkum ' | F,0. r ida Citrus Sub-Exchange, was the wide revival of German propaganda CLEVELAND, Feb. 23— Heroic ,nrl,*t who handlt!d theoranges and activities in the United States which are the result of carefully directed action Dode Pnskert, Cincinnati - in- tfrnpcfruits, turning these into things national campaign the object of which fielder, saved lives of five small ch il.'1>f l*™ '?, even if they are not a joy dren helped save ten other persons ,*orL'VL'r‘ cut toe r *nds °f these i^ems to be: "First, to the disruption of the ac­ in a fire today ni a store which swept frui,s into most adorablc tbings, and cord which exists between the United through the second floor where three ,shc 9ct over>' woman in Orlahdo tr>" thc san,c stunt- If a fruit #a,ad la States and our allies with particular familics wore sleeping. Pnskert wss reference to France and Great Britain passing when the fire was discover­ served here in the next month with­ out some of her ideas in decoration by the* turning of American popular ed. He made three trips into the being used it will surprise this report sentiment against the governments burning building enrrying out five children wrapped in rugs and his o v -! " ' for f W hoU9ewlfe in ‘°Wn ‘°ok cf those countries, and, Second, the methodical creation ofMTcoat and directed the other mem- | own n 8or,s ,lf »uM cstiona from ■ • --— fie r w o f k . Instead of a demonstrator a powerful nntionnl political machine hers of three families to safety. Pns- 'site should be called a fruit rind ar by the amalgamation of the disloyal kerts hnnds nnd arms were badly list from the lovely things she made. elements of our population and their burned nnd his face blistered. There was a quilt on exhibition elevation ton place of. power in Amorwhich was marked as being one hun­ elcvntiun to a place of jiower in Amerdred nnd thirteen .years old and was of this organized minority. ! made by the wife of a sailor as she '•One of tiie lirst national manifes­ 'sailed with h£b husband around Cape tation- of this activity will probably | Horn. The idea of this quilt is so oltl take the form of a series of mnssit hns come into style again, for it is meetings throughout the country, os­ covered with flowers cut from cloth tensibly in protest ngninst the occu­ j and button . holed on, just ns is the pation of the Rhine by French negro 'very newest bed coverings now. The troop- from Africa. The alleged pres­ bred Owens, the intrepid stunt flyer, colors on this quilt hnve not faded at ence of French colonials is to be used is here in the interest of the Mer- a|]a nnd suggest the difference in the as a motive to turn American senti­ chants’ Cnmivnl Day that will take ,|ye of the past nnd the dye of the ment against Frnnce. Negro troops i place on Saturday, March 5th, at present, most of which will die on the were withdrawn from the French f which time there will be a flying cir- first washing, army of occupation months ago. While ^cua composed of Owens, Keatley _nnd Mrs. Nellie Taylor, County Demonthere, their conduct wns excellent, j Pearson all of them daredevils who strator, took seventy-five blue ribaecording to official reports from the jcan do nny thing in the air that any (wins on'the work done by her girls inAmerican ambassador nt Paris to the!other aviator has ever dune and they the sewing classes, the canning, preSiate Department in Washington. will do at! this nnd more here if the serving, pickling nnd Jam making, nnd ‘‘it has been planned to hold a ser- morchant’a day goes through. Mr. it is hard to say which wns tho proudies of such mass meetings in New Owens wns here about a year ago eat, Mrs. Taylor or Ups girls. Her York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chi- doing the wing wniking and changing booth was certainly a lovely one nnd c«co, Witwnukce, Omaha, Cleveland from one airplane to the other and showed that Uncle Sam is doing a big am! other cities. In all of these cities shortly after leaving- here had part thing When hi; is making it possible anil m many others, there are commit- j of his foot taken oil by thc propellor for the best in household culture shall tees and groups which nspire to be the of one plane while he was changing become possible to the country girl, nucleus of the nn.tionn! organization from one to the other In Tampa. But who has hitherto been “cribbed, cofwhich propaganda is now working in the accident has not stopped hls fined nnd confined" by her restricted the interest of Germany nnd in tho death-defying stunts and he is doing life nwny from people. It is, said the United States with the hope to build!them again nnd. those who nre with brick ronds nnd autos have advanced up for the purpose stated above. ' him are all top-notchers in the flying civilization a hundred years, nnd the ’’Identified with this movement are pome. They will use two Avros of County Demonstrator has helped out n<li\iiluals whose disloyalty nnd whose the type that were here some time in the job. e(Torts in the interest of Germany!ago when Captain Pearson was flying" Seminole county was way up in haw u.,.n notorious in the past and it on the lakefront and Pearson will "G" with their exhibit and the exhibiwho are now again in direct communi- be here with tho same machine nnd tors were no plus ultru of courtesy in cation with Berlin. nnothr of the same type. showing nil the wonderful things they "National headquarters has received ! Future announcements will he made had. It was too bad one of these, Mr. reports of pro-German activities from in this paper about the completed C. M. Berry, had to go home from ill* ness, *°r bu wa8*doing such a fine many- sections of tho country, which program. work; by the way his wife was an appear to connect directly with tho Orlando girl, Miss Marie Fletcher, national propaganda campaign here and she was kept busy welcoming all outlined. • her former friends nnd showing all of "Department officials arc requested them the many good things that San­ To make note of any dramatic activ­ ford had sent down to us.—Orlando ities in their community and to for­ ward actual and complete reports of JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 22— Mayor Reporter-Star. Ufne to national headquarters." John W. Martin announced today that 1-cmucl Holies, national adjutant of a special meeting of the city commis­ Let Germany !Pay the Legion, said there wns little he sion hnd been called for Tuesday Belgium’s Bills could*add publicly at this time, but m0fning, at which time ho would rec­ to a formal statement, supplementing ommend that Chief of Police F. C. WASHINGTON, Feb. 23— Enact­ The bulletin he said, "the greatest Roach bo retired on a pension; thnt check to a movement of this kind will Abe Jt. Roberts, now assistant chief, ment of legislation authorizing the come from these citizens of Teutonic be made chief; W. B. Cuhoon, chief of treasury department to accept Ger­ extraction of whose loyalty and sin­ detectives be mude assistant chief, man bonds in full payment of Bel­ cerity there can be no doubt.” and that Charles II. Ilurlbcrt, detec­ gium’s debt to tho United States con­ tracted before the signing of the arm­ tive, be made chief of detectives. istice was recommended to congress ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN The shakeup in thc police depart­ yesterday by President Wilson. The ment as proposed by the mayor fol­ total of this debt was placed at |171,ORLANDO, Feb. 22—What may lows closely upon the heels of a dou­ 780.000, with interest frdm April 16, have been a dastardly attempt to de­ ble murder last Wednesday night, sev­ 1010 , Including sums advanced since fail and wreck A. C. L. northbound eral shootings, robberies and lawless­ the armistice, however, Belgium owes train No. 02, Sunday afternoon, was ness during the paBt several months. the United States approximately made public here yesterday. The en­ 1343.445.000. • gineer on train No! 89, local southKILLED BY TRAIN hound, between Altamonte Springs and Maitland, noted an obstruction on SEFFNER.Feb. 21.—Struck by a Pinch Irish Lead­ the railroad and succeeded in bringing freight locomotive ns hls nutomobile er in London the train to a halt within n few feet wng crossing thc Atlantic Coast Line what upon examination proved to track, J. J. Crump, station «Bcnt and RELFAST, Ireland, Feb. 23—Sean be a crosstlc that had been wedged jn prominent real estate man of StefTMcGrath, genera Isccretnry of the between two others, one end beneath ner. was killed almost instantaneously Irish' Self Determination League, was 0fm rail and.thp other protruding here at noon yesterday. Mr. Crump arrested in London yesterday accord­ above the other rail in such m a n n e r was 38 years old and was popular here, ing to advices received hero today. He that would have 'C a u s e d the locomo­ where he had spent most of hls life. .yill be transferred to Ireland for in­ tive to have plunged from the track. He is survived by hls wife and hi* terment. Railroad Superintendent Dumas at father. ' ■*’ / ■ • - ■- « Sanford stated that officials' of the Yes, .the “world do move," but Just A good nntured man never wastes are working on the case and he personally believes the tie was laid on his temper onr little trouble!; he saves now It appears to be the tall that U doing the wagging. j it all for the big ones. toe rails by some children. BALLPLAYER - PLAYS HERO, SAVES LIVES AVIATION STUNTS BE GIVEN HERE ON SATURDAY, MCH. 5 SHAKE-UP IN JAX POLICE DEPT. * GENUINE 4* 44 BULL D U R H A M tobacco makes SO flood cigarettes for 10c VEGETABLE DIET WILL SAVE LIVES SAYS PHYSICIAN EMINENT ENGLISH WRITER - POINTS OUT MEAT AS A SORT OF DISEASE LONDON, Feb. 22— Dr. Jos iah Oldfield, English physician and auth­ or, who believes that flesh-eating is a prolific source of disease and one of the worst enemies of the human race, is of the opinion thnt the wastage of life enused by the war mgiht be speedily repaired by right feeding. L>r. Oldfield is a strong advocate of the Fruitarian diet and has been sen­ ior physician of the I.ady Margaret Fruitarian Hospital at Bromley. Writing from Jamaica lie says: "My observations here confirm my views that food anil fertility go hand in hand. The commission dealing with the grave problem of the stead­ ily falling birth rate in Europe has failed to grasp the fundamental truth which applies to vegetable and ani­ mal nnd human life alike—thnt a right dietary means increased fertil ity nnd wrong feeding leads to in­ creasing sterility. "If a gardener wants much foliage he feeds the plant with one food; if he wants fruit or seed he feeds it quite differently. So does the stockfeeder nnd breeder. It is a difference in food only which transforms simi­ lar eggs, one into u drone and anoth­ er into a queen bee. "Whereas before the war in every European country the birth rate showed n steady fall, yet in Serbia, Bulgarin and Rumania, where the hardy peasants still lived -on rye bread, dried fruits, vegetables, cheese, oil and sour milk, there, was a contin­ uous high birth rate and no decroase. “Here in the West Indies, where tile dark races live on yams, sweet pota­ toes, carruvu, Indian corn, sugar, mlik, coconnuts, bananas an dorauges, with some salt fish, t|ie birth rate is high and the fertility irrespresslhle. “Owing to ignorance und want of sanitation the infant mortality is high, hut when that is removed the blnck population will multiply at a fur higher rate than the white unless the white population of the world learns that it is corn, oil and wine, salads, milk and honey which pro­ duce a fertile race, and that meat catinf auells increased sterility.” ; ■' Recently, through the generosity of Hon. F. F. Dutton, of this city, the teachers and pupils of thc public schools of this couhty were given tho privilege of hearing the grentest lec­ ture of the world, “Acres of Dia­ monds” by Dr. Russell II. Conwell, of Philadelphia. Not being fully satis­ fied with merely buying this lecture and giving it to the schools, Mr. Dut­ ton, realizing thc good that could renult fron\ having the great truths of thc lecture indelibly impressed on the minds and hearts of the youth, asked the superintendent for the privilege of offering one hundred dollars to be awarded in prizes to high school.and grammar school pupils writing essays on the subject, “How Will tho Locturej ‘Acres of Diamonds,’ Make Me a Better Citizen?’* The essays were judged by compe­ tent, impartial and disinterested judg­ es, who knew neither tho nnme of the contestant nor the school- represented, nnd the awards were made upon the merits of the essays ns to stylo and subject-matter. The winners of tho several prizes wore ns follows: County High School grand prize, Oviedo High School.^ County Grammar School Prize, tift Sanford Grammar School. Individual Prizes. Sanford High School, Miss Gayle Marshall. Oviedo High School, Miss Eliznbeth Young. Sanford Seventh Grade, Briggs Ar­ rington. Sanfortl Eighth Grade, Warner Seoggan. Oviedo Grammar School, Olin Wright. laike Monroe School, Miss Violet Swnggerty. Longwood School, Albert Owens. Chuluota School, Hazel Jacobs, (■rent interest wns displayed in this contest, hnd there is no doubt that the contestants will remember for life the cardinal points of Dr. Conwcll’s lec­ ture, nnd will become stronger, truer and better citizens for having heard and studied it. Teachers nnd pupils extend heart­ iest thanks to Mr. Dutton for his in­ terest und generosity. Question of Publicity Discussed a t Council (Br Til AufrcUUd rn u ) PARIS, Feb. 22.—Discussion of the question of publicity of the delibera­ tions of the council of the League of Nutiona wns again resumed this morning. Italian delegate made strong' objections to either admission of public or press to session or to full publicity of discussions by tho council. I . tt H H H I The Herald Office Supply Department Box Stationery • ...4 Q • ; VJ1 NEW ARRIVALS Tally Cards Place Cards P a rty . Supplies See The Herald First Herald Printing Co. V m*r j PRINTING O FFICE SUPPLIES Quarantine Against Fruits Imports to Be Effective on April 1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 22— Quaran­ tine regulations efefctive April 1 aganist fruit and vegetables from Cuba, the Bahamas, Jamaica, tho Ca­ nal Zone, Costa Rica, India, Philip­ pine Islands, Ceylon nnd Java were announced yesterday by the Depart­ ment, uwing to danger of a citrus black fly pest. The rules apply to raw or unprocessed plant* or parts of plants, including such ua’may be used for packing material, but not to ship* merits of processed fruits or vege­ tables. SI . i 3 A n & F T S Z S IK lZ ? T il h w «» » S t m li ik r M f li w M c t r l n l l It m —. d. ilk* Im w f i lI tlr* m U1s | . Tt “PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Grow Prolific Crops GIRL STABBED FATHER IN DEFENSE OF MOTHER *i IN is one too JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. 23— Lieut. William D. Coney will continue his flight to Jacksonville with a de­ lay of only about 15 minutes at Bronte, Cooke county, Texas, accord­ ing to a wire received here by his mother from J. C. Jackson, manager of thc Western Union at Dallas. The message received by the avia­ tor's mother, Mrs. E. F. Coney, of Brunswick, who is awaiting the arriv­ al of her son here was to the effect that a plane had been sent to mako repairs on the do Havlland and that tho flight.would be continued imme­ diately. Much is being done in the way of setting orchards in Walton county; recently 4,000 peach and 200 pecan trees were set on one farm, and 1,000 peach trees on two other farms. Wo have 10,000 blueberry .plants ready to set. This Week O n e f r u it SPECULATOR You Can’t Keep a Good Man Down i.(»r Tfc* I m m U M *> • • PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23— Eliza­ beth Lance, 15 years old, was stabbed both Lance, 15 years old, stabbed her father to death while defending her mother here today, police said, during a quarrel between her parents. A for­ mal charge of murder wns lodged against thc girl. jg ja THE BLACKSHEAR MFG. COMPANY J < BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA A qim rter-cenlury of Buccesaful m anufacture and d istri­ bution in Florida nnd Georgia of High Grade ‘‘PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Special form ulas for C irtus, Melon and all Vegetable Crops Reduce your 1921 Fertiliber bills by using “PROLIFIC Fertilizers. .> Honestly m ade, truthfully sold, and sa tisfa cto rily delivered An indopendent company w ith capacity o f 400'tons daily. Wifl T. E. KING, A gent SANFORD f V. _»_ •“ • ** FLORIDA •f:. �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1921 King. They are engaged in the manu­ facture and sale of fertilisers. Mr. Littlefield is thinking of making San­ (Fr,t» l«tir4*r'« DtUj) Alien Jones and Ed. Mcisch are at ford his headquarters. homo from Gainesville for the week will break a Cold, Fever and end. Miss Lucca Chappell spent the week Grippe quicker than anything end at Altamontp Springs. we know, preventing pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Brower and . 17-iatc house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Collings Mrs. Henry Wight and Miss Sarah OF “EXTRAS" IN ORDER TO AID ______ ” of Birmingham, Ala., and Mr. and Wight hnve returned from Gaines­ ROLLIN8 IN RAISING COL­ LANDIS, FI 8 II & HULL Mrs. D. A. Kelly left this morning for ville. LEGE FUND. Where . They Came Attorneys and Connseliore-at-Law County Engineer Williams wa£ out a week’s camp on the Brower ranch, From, Where They DeLAND, FLORIDA Mr. and .Mrs. Albert Vinson left ORLANDO, Feb. 23.—At a rousing today and blamed if he and Charlie south of Fort Myers. Will practice in the State and Fed*r today for their homo in Alexandria, convocation held in Knowlse Hall on Harrison didn’t unwind a steel tape are Going—Blank al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ Ind., having been the guests of Mrs. Monday to close the active student nnd mensurc a couple or three lengths ^ r* and ^ rs- J ®*10 Hayes are re­ amining and Perfecting Land Titles. Julius Schultz. phase of. the Rollins College endow­ The new cabinet as selected by ef it right down the middle of the main | ceivinK the congratulations upon the ment campaign, 200 students out of street to the surprise of the crowd of | birth of a dau*htcr« Thursday, President-elect Harding will be: Mr. G. F. Smith is at home for a a student body of 320-auhscd^d $3,Secretary of State—Charles EvanB five. Lookc like progress, don't It? short visit from the oil fields In Tex­ 310 and twelve members of the col­ Dad Bromley was seen driving with Dr' and Mr9',J ' H- Tca^ e and Mr8' Hughes, New York. as. ' II. K. Aiken of Laurens, S. C., are the lege faculty pledged $1,940, bringing Is - a powerful Antiseptic and Pali Treasury—Andrew Mellon, of Penn­ n stranger today in his fine fiulck-oguests of Dr. and Mrs. Langley. the total amount pledged to the Rol­ Killer, cures infected cuts, old sores, sinc sylvania. Mr, and Mrs. G. I. Loucks have re­ lins endowment fund by students and tetter, etc. Relieves Sprains, Neup. Mr. and Mrs. A .E. Snyder of j War—John W. Weeks, of Massa­ turned from Louisville, Ky., where Mr. and Mrs. Swavcrly of Leesburg faculty members of tho college up algla, Rheumatism. 17-iatc Patonia N. J., Btoppcd in town today.) chusetts. they nttended the wedding of their were among thd visitors to the city to $11,488. So far as comparative Attorney-General — Harry M. They are spending a few days at the last night. Mr. Swaverly is business son, Lieut. Earl Loucks. records are available no student body Argo rest camp on tho St. Johns. Daugherty, of Ohio. GEO. G. HERRING in any college campaign has mads a manager of the Leesburg Commercial Mr. and Mrs. .C. H. Siggins of Bos­ Postmaster-General—Will H. Hays, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pace have as record to exceed this. The pledges and nttended the meeting of the Attorney-at-Law . ton, Mass., guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Indiana. their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. were made on an “Earn and give" Typothetae of America at thp Sem­ J. E. Snyder, will spend a few days Secretary of the Navy—Edwin DenRuby, of Louisville, Ky. Mr. Ruby is basis covering a period of five years. N o. 14 Gamer-Woodruff Build in in Tampa and on the west coast be­ inole. by, of Michlgah. the nephew qf Mrs. Pace, The men students agreed. to refrain SANFORD, FLA, Secretary of the Interior—A. B. fore leaving for Washington, D. C., from buying silk shirts and other lux­ Walter Neal of the St. Augustine where they will attend the inaugural Fall, of New Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Heitz, of Chicago, Secretary of Agriculture—Henry ceremonies when Harding and Cool- Record Printing Company is in the who, have been to Casadaiga, have re­ uries and the women to deny them­ selves expensive articles of dress and city getting data on the new booklet Waltate, of Iowa. idge are inducted Into office. turned to the city and are the guests various amusements in order to add Secretary of Commerce.—Herbert Mr. E. C. Tribble has had affine that will soon be issued* by the Cham­ of the Seminole Hotel. to the fund. JEW ELER ber of Commerce.* This booklet will Hoover, of California. lot of young tangerine trees added to Mrs. S.ophina Ohlinger, an alumnae be one of the finest, that has ever been Secretary of Labor—James J. Dav­ his already compig orange grove. MY SPECIALTIES: The Women’s Club is patriotically of -Rollins, now matron of Lakeside is, of Pennsylvania. D. D. Daniels and the Ovcldo men jssued for Sanford. Pickard’s Hand-Painted China celebrating tho birthday of George Cottage, made the largest Individual arc hustling In the oranges to the Gorham's Sterling 8 !lver Washington by giving a Colonial tea pledge, $1,000. ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Feb. 23.— Ovcldo packing houses this fine S. 0. Chase of Sanford was a guest Rogers' Plated Wars and many other stunts of a.patriotic "We want the whole state to know President-elect Harding complete^ his weather. at the Dixie several days this week. Elgin and Waltham Watches what the present students and fac­ nature. 1 Cabinet Blate yesterday by a virtual Even Billy Jacobs and his whole He owns n 100-acre citrus grove in ulty members, who know Rollins best, selection of Edwin Denby, of Detroit, family went to the fair Saturday and Hall’s hnmmock near Audubon on think of the college," said Mrs. OhlinRodney H. Brandon left this morn­ Mich., ns secretary of the nnvy. for fenr they would not get to see it Merritt Island, said to be the largest ing for Jacksonville ajter speaking nt ger. SCHELLE MAINES Tho choice wns the first big sur­ nil Carrie Higgins nnd Lornync went grove in Brevard county. The fruit Miss Margaret McKay, of Tampa, the Princess theatre Jnst night -He LAWY ER prise among the cabinet selections, thnt evening. Bill Higgins stayed nt from this big. grove Is shipped to the Mr. Dcnby’s numq having never ap­ homo nnd burned the woods to help railroad nt Enu Gallie via boat on the will preside nt a big meeting of representing the women of the col­ o m c i IN THE COURT HOUSE peared ‘ in newspaper speculation light up the town in case the electric Banana river.—Titusville Advocate. Moose nt Jacksonville tonight and ex­ lege, said thnt the students" cam­ SANFORD - •• FLORIDA pects to return to Sanford next week. paign committee would interview all about the navy post. He Is an attor­ light plant failed' to produce that students who were not present at the ney and a former member of con­ mysterious Ben Franklin juice nt this When htc wonders of Moore Hav­ Secretary Pearmon of the Chamber convocation, in nn effort to make n gress nn dhns served ns an enlisted critical time. en soil became known to people nt a of Commerce Is attending a meeting 100 per cent record among students man in wra time in both the nuvy nnd J. C. nnd N. C. Jacobs arc about to distance, and they flocked in great of the Inland Waterways at Jackson­ and faculty. the marine corps. hnve one of the Colt acetylene gas numbers to thnt section, lonely essenW. C. Comstock, of Winter Park, It is understood a formal tender nnd concerns stuck near their houses very tinl of habitation rapidly dotted the ville today. Our waterways are being chairman of the Rollins College cam­ :: f f i u r t o n - C r a f t :: pushed by the Chamber of Commerce acceptance arc yet to he exchanged, s4>on. They are going to hnVc light region. Some of these early evident paign state executive committee, an­ but Mr. Denby is regarded by those if the light plant fails. All they will es of growth remain, but of late brick just now. nounced Inst night that the move­ fi/CT/OS FLORIDA t close to Mr. Harding ns practically hnve to do is turn on the gns nnd the buildingH have come into evidence nt ment to provide the first $500,000 of ( From W i<Jn«id»y-« D i l l r ) We do certain to take the place. Master Karlylo Housholder is ill in a contemplated $1,000,000 endowment machine will do the rest. ^ Moore Haven, nlong with the estab­ HEMSTITCHING AND There were also growing indications lishment of prosperous bunking insti­ W. T Higgins and Pinkney Starr the Femald-Laughton Hospltol. fund would officially terminate on PICOTING today thnt the virtual selections of kept, the Ovcido folks from getting tutions. February 28, the closing day of the FOR THE TRADE Herbert Hoover, of California, to be much sleep Wednesday night until tho Mrs. S. J. Edwards, of Portsmouth, annual ceremonies. • MAIL ORDERS secretary of commerce nnd James J. wee small hours of the morning, over­ (From Monday’s Daily) Ohio, is in the city the guest of her Davis, of Pennsylvania, to be secre­ hauling one of Mr. Daniels' trucks nt GIVEN PROMPT Lieutenant Bivens is the guest of daughter, Mrs. May Hunter. j Mr. J. A. White Says "If You Hnve ATTENTION tary of labor soon would be definite­ McCully’s shop in order to keep it friends for the week-end. _ „ ~~ , . An Automobile, Keep Rat-Snap” ly fixed, putting the complete cabi­ going during the rush now on. Mrs, E. M. Galloway leaves today | _____ ♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a net list in its final form. Mrs. EE. Colson, who has been the for Miami to attend the board meet„rf , kncw nbmjt RAT.SNAp iRflt When it comes to a fine orange -Mr. Denby, who wns drawn into the grove in shape you nil ought to take guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. M. Gnllowny, ing of the State Federation of Worn-I ,nter wou,d hnve saVC(, $120 My PIANO TUNING cabinet situation ns a dnrk horse, af­ a squint at Gaston Jacobs' just now. , leaves the first of this week for en'a Clubs. car was in the garage for a few weeks ter former Governor Frank Lowden, W. L. Hnrvey will tune your piano. You can see how to fix them. Tampa during had weather; when I went to of Illinois, declined to be considered George Stuart will lecture at the take it out, found that rats had eaten 18 years with Cable Co. Permanent­ Mr. Sammy Long has jmt his re­ ly located in Sanford at 107 West for the navy portfolio, is 50 years old, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Schulte and Baptist church Thursday night and nnd has nn intimate knowledge of far cently-acquired grove in some kind of two children hnve returned to their Rabbi Wise at the Baptist church Fri­ great holes in two new tiers. G o t|p jrs{ street Phone 103-J. All work them Inter with RAT-SNAP." Three | gUftrantoe,l • } 25-tfe eastern nffnris in addition to his nav­ neat trim the past few weeks. home nt Dnytonn Bench nfter a pleas­ day night. Daniel Simmons, and Geo. Bentley sizes 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and gtinral experience. He went to Chile in ure doing some farming stunts now ant visit with Mr. nnd Mrs. G. C. anteed by Ball Hardware Co. 1885 with his father, who ser 6G6 is a prescription for Colds, Tho ninny friends of Lieut. Coney that will make most of the know-how f hamberlnin. there ns nn American minister ami , , , Fever and LnGrippe. It’s the nnd his relatives here were anxious You will get a letter if you acci­ later he spent ten years m in the Chi- oncs 8cU U I> nnd takc notico: in du0 most speedy remedy we know. to henr about his making that ocean tjmo j Mrs. J. S. Wilson returned from nese maritime customs service. dentally drop bread in a cup of tea. 17- 13tc to ocean flight. Don’t forgot thnt long-talked of Haines Oity Sunday, Returning ot the United States in = 1897, Mr. Denby served as n gunners hard road to Ovcido is n* reality now. ; J. H. Montgomery, representing the So you’ve no excuse for not coming Mrs. A. R. Key has returned from mate in the American nnvy during the Typothetae of America, left yestcr n week’s visit in Tnngerene. war with Spain, and nt tin- age of -17 ou* see us once in a while. day for Palatka, Gainesville, Lake So good-night, I'm sleepy. wns n sergeant in the marine crops Mr. and Mrs. George DeCnttes hnve City nnd Ocala and other points in during the world war. He wns a rep­ ns their guest Mrs. Hunter of At- North and Central Florida. resentative in the 59th, 60th nnd 61st SIIEKMAN K. SMITH, MANAGER G IL L E T T E T IR E S FOR HARP VOCAL ENSEMBLE lnntn. congresses, making n pnrtciularly A. J. August, of St. Joseph, Mo,, is study of naval affairs ns a member of Albert Domer took first prize at among the visitors ter the city today. Sherman K. Smith, manager for the the naval committee. the Orlando fair on his yearling He is in the real estate business nnd WELL, I T WONT Harp Vocal Ensemble says: “The En­ handles Florida lands. Mr. August is heifer, a stall-fed Redd Poole nnd JerT A I-K a b o y e a WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.^-Edwin semble is unique, each harp playing greatly interested in Sanford and her w h is p e r a f t e r Denby, whose appointment ns secre­ its own. part. Harp music, though of scy. Albert says he enn raise good future prosperity and mny decide to kno cking tory of the navy yesterday, enlisted the best, appeals to all classes. Peo- jcnttle as well ns celery and lettuce locate here for the winter season. THESE F O L K S VOURCAR as a private in the United States Ma­ pie who could not be induced to go to'and his first prize proves it. ATTEND TO W O W , J im £ rine Corps at the outbreak of the any other type of concert will go to William Lindsay, of London, Eng­ Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W. Herndon, Mr. European war and wns sent to Paris hear and see the queen of instruments. nnd Mrs. Carridny of Dnytona Beach, land, is among the prominent visitors The simplicity of harp composition Island, S. C., the recruit training to the city the guest of the Monte­ camp for the eastern section of the makes it the choice of tho laymen of Mr. nnd Mrs. Turney of Georgetown, zuma. We expect to show William country. ’ Completing the regular music. While we play a strictly clas­ Ky., were visitors nt the residence of the beauties of Seminole county (tho “boot" training given nil marines, he sical program, it is lawnys under­ Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stewart on their scenery, wo mean) and nlso take him j * - * -s'-sAiiSI was transferred to the non-commis­ standable to any person who likes way to Orlando. fishing. He will take us golfing be­ ONjT let your engine knock your car. The first • music. For encores Miss Zimmer, the sioned officers’ school, whecr he won Mrs. Lucy Harber and daughter, fore he leaves. Mr. Lindsay is one of solo harpist, uses such old favorites time you hear it knocking, bring ii here nnd we corporal's ehevrons. He proved nn Miss Thelma Hnrber, are in Sanford the celebrated pianists of Europe and will perform a slight operation on I t. If you \v n n | to ns "Old Black Joe"—in fact I might efficient drill master nnd rose to the again, much to tho delight of their is spending a few weeks in Florida. go so far as to say, you have never nvoid car troubles let us inspect your auto fre­ rank of sergeant and finally was com­ heard Old Black Joe until you hear many friends. They have been stop­ quently. missioned second lieutenant. When Your Farm Stock is Sick, Look Mr, Denby wns then made morale it on the harp. Miss Zimmer can ping the first pnrt of the winter nt For Rats Ijikelnnd but will be here for the rest officer, where he performed whnt wns make you both laugh nnd cry with of tho season and will return to their Disease among farm animals don't perhnps his most important showing. her art." homo in Commerce, Ga., by easy Ella Wheeler Wilcox snys: "There just hnppcn. Rats are carriers of For months he delivered a dnily lecstages. They are the guests of the dangerous plagues—hog cholera, foot ture to new recruits immediately uf- is “ peculiarly spiritual quality about Gables. nnd mouth disease and thnt terrible of the harp. Its very shape, its glow ter they took the onth of allegiance, all scourges—Bubonic plngue. Far­ ing color, stir the observer with telling them the history of tho ma­ The chnrter for the Snrtford chnpmers should throw nround premises poetic nnd reverential emotions. One rine corps and inspiring them with his tcr, United Daughters 'of the Confed­ ItAT-SNAP. It’s sure nnd safe. Three feels there must be truth in the tra­ remarkable appeal for patriotism and loyalty. Lieut. Dcnby's “lecture” will dition which associates the harp with eracy, has been signed nnd this city sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold nnd guar­ razing b elding be remembered by thousands of ma­ heavenly voices. The harp holds will soon hnve. a chapter of tho anteed by Ball Hardware Co. daughters, something that hap been rines hr one of the most impressive companionship for the lonely, roF IR S T ST. U O A K A V E . mnnee for the temperamental, beauty needed for many years. The chapter vents in their military service. Yes, times certainly do change. for the artistic minded nad religion will start with a fine membership ai]d Speak of a chicken now and a fellow should be one of the most nctive chnf£ immediately thinks of the prettiest for the devout." Work at Capital This concert will be given Monday tcra in the state. girl he knows. night at the Temple auditorium un­ Did Not Stop on Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. Davison nre en­ the auspices of the Pipe Organ Account Holiday der Club. Tickets are now on B a le at the tertaining Mr. F. W. -Poor and his Elder Springs office, Union Pharmacy sister, Miss Lillian Poor, old-time Or n * im d itd fnu) WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—Altho’ nil the hotels and by nny member of friends, from their former home in New Hampshire. Miss Poor is the all executive departments of the gov­ the Club. • director of kindergarten in Boston, ernment closed today in observance Hive you our new price list7 * With the big reductions we have made in prices, no of Washington’s birthday both hous­ "I Lost My Best Customers Through Mans., and is greatly interested in grower can afford to omit the spring application to his grove. For both young and bear• Hats,” Writes J. Adams. conditions which govern the early ed­ e's of congress facing crammed legis­ ing trees, apply the last of January or first of February, our— lative calendars with adjournment “Used to have the busiest Restau­ ucation of young children. They ex­ only ton days off, remained n {ses­ rant in town until news spread that pect to visit St. Petersburg nnd other FLORIDEAL SPECIAL sion. Both senate and house suspend­ the kitchon was infested with rats; points in the South^before returning 5 per cent Amm., 8 per cent A. P. A., 2 per cent Pot. ! ed business long enough to permit the lost n lot of my best customers until North. Write us for new price Hat of citnts and vegetable fertilisers customary reading of Washington’s I tried RAT-SNAP. Haven’t a pest (From Tuesday’s Dally) - - .farewell address. in the place now. Restaurants should R. C. MAXWELL. Mgr. Sanford Branch . , . N. W. Littlefield of Blackshcar.fTa. use RAT-SNAP." Three sizes,' 35c, Financial crisis: A time vhen all 65c, $1.25.. Sold and guaranteed by is in the city today looking after busi­ ness interests of the Blackshear of the farmer’s money must be used Bail Hardware Co, kTa Ru FACTURERSXIDEAL FERTILIZERS * JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Manufacturing Company, who have a to relieve the embarrassment of tho local agency here In charge .of T. C stock gambler. Try a Herald Want Ad.—It pay«. PRACTICALLY SIGNED UP TODAY PERSONAL NOTES FOR THE WORLD SERIES 1921-1925 HARDING’S CABINET MEMBERS Who They Are and CHULUOTA ROLLINS LADS AND LASSIES TO DENY SELVES 666 R U B -M Y -T ISM r f m? fWL ifE H EN R Y M cLAU LIN A U T O / * ■ fly S s MITH BROS. WHO'S BEEN D pHONE 20 *I/^B W •« OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE SPR IN G FER T ILIZER S CHEAPER i| WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY �/ _ ____ r"-; - . "Sr^*•-, -f yT^7% J J I -TO*!— B B B S S s - , ^ . . ,: • Jd*s .-.-g*1=r^f- . *- * 7"* T H E SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1921 | pSoYING PRINTERS BANQUET FLORIDIANS BUY EMININENT SOCIAL WORKER AROUSED N. Y. k at SEMINOLE HQTEL LAST NIGHT CHAIN OF S ORES TAKE UP COST SYSTEM IN PRINTING AT HALF MILLION From llDDdir'i D»lly) Florida P rint­ Lakeland Will Put Central Lid on Street Beg­ ing Offices Will Join gars by Ordinance United Typothetae ( r u n Saturday’*, D.Uy) (F rta D»Uy) JACKSONVILLE, ORLANDO AND TAMPA MAN INVOLVED IN HIO DEAL ORLANDO, Feb. 19.—V. W. Estes announced yesterday that he and his brother, II. O. Estes, of Tampa, assoc­ iated with Roy N. Chelf, of Jackson­ ville, had purchased from the United Drug Co., of Boston the Ellerhrc Stores, Inc., comprising their whole­ sale house nnd real estate in Jack­ sonville nnd a chnin of 9 retail drug stores In Floridn. The purchase price will figure over u half million dol­ lars. Roy N. Chelf, who has held the office of president of this coneem since its establishment in Floridn, w ill 1continue in this office. H. O. Estes will serve ns secretary and treasurer of the new organization. V. W. Estes will hold the office of vicepresident hut will not be actively as­ sociated in the conducting of the new concern, and will remain In Orlando to look after his extensive grove in­ terests. V. W. Estes announced that the new organization will extend the already large scope of their business and huve already made arrangements to open stores in several additional cities. It is planned to extend their business also to Georgia nnd- Ala hnmn. Central Florida get-together Mnyor Thompson announced todny 0f the United Typothetnc of that he is preparing an ordinance that * £ wos held at the Seminole Ho- will do away with the street pcddlnrs, £ f w nifht with a representative which through their numbers and per­ JL /o f employing printers present, severance have become a burden upon recount of the busy season there the passing public. The ordinance many absentees and those who will be presented a t the next meeting to attend missed n good mect- of the city commissioners and no L, and one of the finest luncheons doubt will be adopted. The ordinance Singed by "Hilly” Shewn, the pop- will require that each "street merch­ T t m a n a g e r of the Seminole grill. ant,” including those whg sell pencils, made no mistake in securing collar buttons, safety razors nnd the a, Mrvices of Henri Lojoux, tho like, will have to pay a license of $25. r-och chef ns was evidenced in what A clause taking care of hte deserv­ L drlivercd to the printers last night ing blind persons and other worthy iftht Sunday dinner advertised at the cases, will be inserted In the pro­ Statnole in today's Herald Is any- posed ordinance.—Lakeland Tele­ like the luncheon last night gram. tun U a treat in store for the guest* ,/ the Seminoie grill. The following gtcu was served: Hors d’ouvers B*by Onions Herring Suedoise Ml Pickles Radishes Celery Shrimp Cocktail a Tu "Billie” Broiled King Mackerel Anchovy Sauce Julienne Potatoes Broiled Live I-obster, Seminole Sauce On February 22, 1819, the treaty Combination Salad was signed by which Florida censed to Cream Cheese Saltincs be a Spanish possession nnd boenme Demi Tasse American property. On February 10, Cigars Cigarettes 1821, this trenty was ratified. There­ THOROUGH WORK ' Messrs. Powers and Montgomery, fore, both dnys nrc significant in the the representatives of the Typothetae state’s history, nnd since • the first of America were present nnd after tho mentioned day falls on George Wash­ Hqw a Sanford Citizen Found Free­ luncheon the party adjourned to the ington’s birthday, in nil likelihood it dom From Kidney Troubles. parlors of the Seminole where the will be more generally observed than co»t system was explained in detnil If you Ryder from backache— 1 the other date, although the nineteenth to the employing printers and many technically is the occasion of Florida’s FromVurmnry disorders— disori matters of utmost importance to the birthday. j Any curable disease of the kidneys, allied crafts were discussed. The cost Use a tested kidney remedy. A number of communities through­ syrtem has done more to lift the out the state have planned to fitting­ Doan's Kidney Pills have been test­ printing business out of the old time ly observe the event and no doubt oth­ ed by thousands. nit and place it on the high plane ers will hold impromptu ceremonies. Sanford people testify. Ask your ■here it belongs than any other agen­ Kustis particularly is going to stage neighbor. cy and it will be good news to' the a celebration which will reflect the Can you ask more convincing proof patrons of the printing offices here loyal spirit of the people of that sec­ of merit f and elsewhere to know that Sanford Mrs. Geo. Smith, Route A, Sanford, tion. employing printers will install this A notable event of February 22nd says; "It was several years ago that lystem that gives printing offices nnd j will he the unveiling of a historical ( I used Doan's Kidney Pills for back­ patrons alike the best service, effic- ■tablet on Fort Marion at St.'Augps-, ache and other symptoms of kidney lent servile and equality to all. line by the Colonial Dames of Amer­ trouble. They gave me great relief Thr work organising all the of- ica in Florida. This tablet will depict and helped me in every way. Other ficr- in tilts district will proceed at | the progress of the state during the j members of my family hnvf'stakcn Drive ami the installing of tile cost century ending on this day and will he Iloan's Kidney Pills \iith wornlerful 'systems and other matters for the a concrete representation of the re- ( results, too. 1 am g lad ot givi* this betterment of 'In- trade will begin in a markable progress which, has been etnlorseiinent." few w.-.'t' Messrs. Powers and I made. Price title, IIt all dealers. I lon't Mini'.gnim ry nil ninkt? Sanford headTlie Colonial Dames of America is simply ask for a kid!ley remedy get quartern for the next month while | nn m,mirab|„ inntitution, thoroughly Doan’s Kidney Pills--the santo that !hr> ;ire looking after the many de American and embracing the prin­ Mrs. Smith had. Foster-Mil burn Co., tail' in perfeiting the system. ciples and traditions which, inspired Mfgs., Buffalo, N. V. our revolutionary fathers in their he­ mic struggle for liberty, and the ffer Officers Pick Up sonnet in Florida includes members Suspicious Character of Die state's most distinguished fam­ ilies and women of prominence. These on Magnolia Avenue women have played a substantial part in t*he development of the statu and I F r o m Saturiimy'i Dally 1 nntiort and none are more worthy to While Officers Vickery and Prevail unveil a tablet of this kind than they were scouting nrnund last night they * \ are. ^ (From Mondny’a Dally) discovered n suspicious character on Fort Marion, named for the famous The special services being held nt revolutionary general, is Jhe oldest Magnolia avenue nnd called upon him the Baptist Temple by Dr. C. A. fort in America. It was first used to' stop ns they wished to spenk to Owens rnnie to a close last night by the Spaniards and was known as him. The officers were in a car nt the after a most successful ten days of San Marco, then it wns called Fort time and the man started running, revival work. Dr. Owens in n fey St. John by the English and when it hut a few shots close behind him *ords ;,t the beginning of his sermon was taken, over by the Americans it rnuscd.him to stop ami he wns taken to the police station nnd later was thank*.| all those who had especially received its present name. lodged in the county' jail. He threw f*vored the services making specinl This tablet will add something away n large wrench while fleeing merition of Miss Madre, the pianist, worth while to Florida’s concrete her­ »nd the Sanford Herald for their lib­ itage and the Coloniul Panics of rum the officers nnd also had several eral space. Ho took for his text last Amerlcn in Florida are to be congrat­ files nnd wires in his possession nnd ®Wit the "Prodigal Son” nnd S. J. ulated for their public-spirited gift.— had nil the earmarks of a secondstory man or at least one who would Spencer, the sweet singer who has Floridn Metropolis. rob n kitchen while the cook was ken in charge of the music rendered awny. He looks like n negro hut mny the song on "The Penitent” that was Evidencing the faith of its officers he n foreigner nnd while he gave tho preatly enjoyed nnd nfter a splendid in the future of Leesburg nnd its ad­ officers n name it Is not known exposition of the real meaning of tho jacent territory, the First National whether it is his rcnl name dr Just Prodigal son’s return and bringing it Hank of Leesburg has received the his stage name while he is putting on down to the latter day eventa, Dr. approval of the national comptroller the movie play "Get the Money.” At Owens called upon nil of thosa who upon its new capital increase to $50,- liny rate he will be held for further vi'hed Ui join the church to come 000, with n surplus of $25,000. developments nnd he Is much safer forward nnd many of those present nnd tho community Is safer with him •vailed themselves of this opportunity in statu qou than ronpdng the streets Mr. deVnlern, It appenrs, is presi­ »nd gave the pastor their hand. At nt night tempted by the many auto­ dent of Ireland everywhere except in the close i^f the services nnd just be­ mobiles standing nround with loose Ireland. fore the baptism of four new memtires nnd the mnny houses thyt have t*f\ Mr. Spencer rendered, by special e-------been left open by the owners. rarest, "Golden Bolls," accompanied It is time thnt tho city took up tho hy Miss Madre on the piano that wns question of bumping off every Indi­ **id to be one of the finest renditions vidual on the streets nt night who °f this song that the people here have can not give an account of himself *'fr heard. ns Jacksonville hns given the crooks The specinl services have been reAny man of woman who kwp* the "bum's rush" nnd they are flock­ m»rknhly successful nnd as Ur. Owens Sloan's handy will t«U 7oU ing down state and Sanford will get that tame thing •kted last night the services occur­ n pnrt of them unless tney are ring so soon after the pastor had been SPECIALLY those frequently warned awny. holding revivnl services nnd owing to twinges. attacked byy rheumatic rt Make Sanford safe for the people ________..riant, A counter-irritant,Sloan's Sloan i Linl* the fart many were received into scatters the congestion and fms- nnd unsafe for tho crook nnd they will Membership in 'the church nt almost meat traUs without rubbing to the afflicted pnss us by.' *Vfry service the meeting was not part, soon relieving the ache and pain. classed in numbers but In the good Kept handy and u»ed everywhere It seemed to have mndc a great im­ for reducing and finally eliminating tho ‘hot it him accomplished. He also pains and a chei ol lumbago, neuralgta, pression on Mr. Harding that when dwelt upon the fAct that he loved Sanmuscle strain, joint stiffnesi, sprains, you go fishing off the Florida const f,ir,l nnd all of her people and It was bruises, and tne results o( exposure. You just know from its stimulating, you "Cut up a good Blzcd .fish—about * Ways a pleasure to come here nnd healthy odor that it will do you good I threo or four feet long and scatter it *** them when tho opportunity was Sloan’s Liniment Is sold by all dnig- overboard.” Out in Ohio, or grandriven him. gists—-35c, 70c, $1.40. ^ oldlexas, If they caught a fish that Hr. Owens and Mr. Spencer mndc long they would’lie nbout It for nn mnny friends while hero nnd they will entire generation. ‘ , llrRc‘d to come again some time £—w :-r.;v n the future. They left today for AtThe army of the unemployed is not tontq to resumo tholr evangelistic disturbed by thd reveille-whistle---w°ck in Georgia. FLORIDA TO CELEBRATE ITS 100TH BIRTHDAY ___________ ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W. J. TH IG P EN & C O M P A N Y . ' H ' ■ ;; ;w H m m 'k 9 AGENTS General Fire Insurance o r r t C K rn o p L E H d a n k i i u i l d i n u - S a n fo r d , F l o r id a - More than W hen you let us supply your building needs you get a great deal more than Just so many feet of lumber—bundles of shingles— pounds of nails—or panels of Beaver Board. You get the benefit o f our building material knowledge and experience in Service that helps you get the results you want at the right price. Service first in planning ths work— more service in selecting proper mate­ rials—speedy service in delivering the goods. You pay for the materials. T h e ser v ic e p a y s fo r its e lf in the larger volume of business it brings through super-satisfied customers. It w ill p a y y o u to i be one o f them. i ']U t S : FITitss for S e rv ic e NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the reg­ ular nnnunl meeting of the stockhold­ ers of tho Sanford . Hotgl Construc­ tion Company, Inc., will he held nt o’clock, a. m. <m the 7th day of Mn, 517 Commercial Street A. I). 1921, at the offices of said cor­ poration at Sanford, Florida. H. R. STEVENS, Attest: President. II. C. Dultone, Secretary. Consulting Chemist snys of the water: “Of the many waters of this and oth­ D-12-19-2(5; W-18-25 . er regions that I hare analyzed, I hare found none superior In all good quali­ ties to thnt of the ’Elder Water."—Phone 311-W. Office In Miller Building. The value of many men’s lives can ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO. .■ judged by their insurance policies. SPECIAL SERVICES BAPTIST TEMPLE CLOSED SUNDAY liSanford Novelty Works ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R 1 & 1 S S 3 & 3 . u Vs l ,t_'Ir^uj cj.idfijfcltzi Ltm CO VYING an automobile to■D day is wholly d ep en d en t on whether such an investment will bring definite returns. OLD STANDBY,-TOR ACHES AHD PAMS Buick for twenty years has been noted for relia b ility , power, long life, and re-sale value.; In the new 1921 models are im­ provements in accessibility—in roomier interior; in more com­ fortable seating ahd more beau­ tiful stream-lines. E In cities and towns everywhere ou w ill fin d A u th o r iz e d ick Service. ★ I ■ * Dr. Wise is an eminent social work­ er ns well as n preacher nnd no move­ ment for public betterment lncks his support; not long ago he wus Commis­ sioner of Child Labor for the State of Oregon where he wns then settled. Fnmous for his outspoken opinion on all public themes nnd with few to equal him sn a platform speaker. Rabbi Wise holds a place in the front rank of Jewish preachers, in America.1 He is nn eloquent speaker and a devoted communal worker who brings to all he undertakes an* Inde­ fatigable energy which oyercomes all obstacles. Though still n young man he hns accomplished much by steady application, for he possesses two gifts not often united in one person, brilliancy and love for his work. American Jewry possesses no finer personality.—Montreal Jewish Times. Dr. Wise is of that class of schol­ arly relgiious teachers whose convic­ tion, through independence, public spirit and breadth of view are of in­ estimable service in a community. As a philosophical thinker, writer and speaker, as a practical philanthropist and actively interested participant in matters pertaining to the betterment of public ethics and conditions, Dr. Wise has done the community good service, and deservedly holds an en­ viable place in* its estimation.—I’ortlnnd, Ore., Telegram. Dr. Wise has youth and enthusiasm, scholarship) nnd initiative, forensic ability, with u splendid orgnn, fino presence and magnetism to lend.— I^indon Jewish Chronicle. In recent months Rabbi Wise has tnken a lead in reforms in New York, and his address is known' to nil that city. He will speak in Sanford on "My Vision of America.” "My Vision of Armenia." Tickets on sale now at the low price of $1.00. ,.,u n I Since January /, regu­ la r equipm ent on a l l models includes cord tires COOK AUTO - ORLANDO, FLORIDA . w . J. Thigpen, - m f ' * �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1921 - -iiM r-in rS w iiiiV " i" I n ir« K iI I iiib i i im i ' - • - <* 5 v » g .« • M m i m i ■»«» ■— ■—«■—» « » > " ■ ' — ~~ t « . - w*~ THESANFORDHERALD Wo note that the Orlando Sentinel TOO MUCH MONEY has added another ‘‘feature’* to the ft. J . h o l l y .................. rr»tid7*T~B»4 E4 t u r Innumerable list n n d the Sentinel’s Sometimes we wonder if it is good V. i . LILLARD............ S*cr»Urr u d T n u u n t ‘‘Complexion" should be just right for the American people to have so H. A. KE EL................................. Q«n.r»l X i n i ( <r now. much money. Notes of This Busy Trade Body in the r«VlUW4~Knnr rrUay by Of course the natural instinct of a William A. Pinkerton, nested de­ man is to accumulate ns much mon­ City of Sanford* THE HERALD( InPRINTING COMPANY tective, says crime in the United ey ns possible, nnd money is n decided • co rp o rated ) States is general. Pinky is too mod­ necessity these dnys. There arc a number of business men cournging to officials of tho Sanford SUBSCRIPTION PRICK IN ADVANCE: est. Judging from the columns of the Hut it is possible to have too much in Sanford who arc not cognizant of Chamber of Commerce, who have de­ ONE TEA R . . . ... ... |1 10 We can all look back uni] remember daily press it is something more than of a good thing. what constitutes n Chamber of Com­ voted a great deal of their time to ■IX B O N T Ita ............................................ "... l . f l thut old time Saturday evening Wh«, The wnr has mnde America fabu­ merce, why it is absolutely osscntinl this proposition. » three months....!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .n general—it is nn overflow. before the dnys of the hath tub * lously rich, the envy of all nations. to a town. One of the best nnd moat oEntarad ai fWcand Ctaaa Mall Mattar A u iu it t t . had to mnke our weekly ablutions j» Men who in 1914 had nothing now arc Herbert Hoover says ho is getting Sanford shippers nnd growers have easily understood definitions is that IMS. at tba Paal 0 ITlea at Baaford. Florida. Dadar Act of March S, 1171. tired of food conservation and relief comfortably well off. Others who given by a former president of the In- always experienced costly delays in the wash tub that was filled with hot water nnd each boy took his turn while Fhon* 141 work of all kinds and he wants to be hnd n modest sum six years ago are diannpolis Chamber of Commerce, as previous seasons particularly during rieo: HERALD BUILDIHO. -■ ■ let alone so he can go bnck to his old now rolling in wealth. follows: “A Chamber of Commcrco is the heavy shipping period. The traf­ mother tried her best to gouge out « The result? You see it every dny. the watch tower for opportunity. Not fic and transportation committee of eye or take off an car with whst —r —----TS~—r>~,— a~— 1 Joh of engineering as his money iB Tlir. AMERICANpress A33Cx:iATIos giving out. Just then he wns npIn the cities it is more nppnrcnt simply to anticipate evil but to scent the Sanford Chamber of Commerce seemed the roughest wash rag in th* pointed Secretary of Commerce and than in the country towns. In the opportunities. Opportunities for In­ can take credit for eliminating these world. Anc( after tho bath w« ut we oplno that his tired feeling will big cities no manufacturer will pro­ ternal improvements of all sorts. Just delays this season. It was tho result around the table and listened to If O’Callaghan remains in New duce, no middle man will distribute, ns the man standing on tho top of n of their contemplated action and the words of wisdom from father and leave him, pronto. York another week he will probably ----------- o----------nnd no merchant will sell an article mountain looking toward the cast will pressure brought to bear on the offi­ mother and tlaked over the events of get a job on the police force which is In Sehring sixty houses hnve Just nt n reasonable profit. All seem to catch the first rays of the rising sun cials of the transportation company the week and tho weeks to follow cr probably whathe is after. long before the people in the valley mainly responsible for the improved studied the Sunday school lesson for been built under the supervision of want to get rich quick. -----------o — the next day. And thus Saturday tl. Employees demand prohibitive wagThose bandits in Jacksonville urc E. L. Ilainz, in charge of this phase sc, work about ns they please, and in will know the sun is coming up at all. conditions this season. ternooq-and night in the early days of certainly afraid of the police. The of development there. All expensive many cases are becoming about ns So, tho Chamber of Commcrco will sec the pioneers meant something in th* There arc a great many people in life of tho growing boys and girla_ way those timid and down trodden homes, they are turned over to pur­ inefficient ns could be imagined. In­ opportunities for the city long before safo blowers pussyfoot around the chasers completely furnished. To in­ stead of the employer being the mas­ tho men engaged in the commerce of Sanford emitting as many kind of now it means picture shows, parties, the city will know the opportunities "squawks,” to use nn expression of terest investors, the development com­ Gate City of Florida is and, sad. ter of his own business, his hired arc coming.’’ Howevor, to havo a one of our prominent citizens, about good times, late hours. Some differpany maintains offices in Orlando, -----------o----------cnce. The Clearwater editor says they Winter Haven, Pittsburg, New York help prncticnlly tell him where he Chamber of Commerce an efficient the Chamber of Commerce nnd asking gets off. Chamber of Commerce it is necessary officers of the organization what it is were gold bracelets on their ankles nnd Chicago. The bright sunshine of Spring days The war produced the profiteer, and that all-of the business interests line .... — 0 down there. All right, Batchelor, old doing. dispels the spirit of gloom and in­ for the sake of easy money, he re­ up solidly behind it. Any community follow. Hold them n few dnys longer. Judge Kencsaw Mountain Landis is When these “squawks” arise the stills a feeling of gladness in the hu. We arc coming down there next Sun­ rendering decisions on baseball and fuses to loosen his grip upon the can organize a Chamber of Commerce plan suggested 1q to ask the indi­ iman heart. It makes the bright side country. with n little printer’s Ink applied to vidual #squuwkcrs" what effort he has day. . judicinl matters rjght along despite of life even brighter and enables us Buildings arc thrown together in stationery but then it signifies noth­ - i------ o—-------the impeachment charges that various personally mnde to Investigate theso to see the goodness which warms the The town man who cultivates every little insects are bringing against*him. slipshod manner and inferior mater­ ing but an empty name.. activities, whnt proportion of.a week, hearts of our fellow men. It diverts The Chamber of Commerce antici­ a month or n year he has devoted to Inch of his garden spneo realizes a The judge is too big a man to notice ials are used, nil for the sake of cut­ our thoughts into pleasant channels ting expenses nnd increasing porfits pates the need of a new trust company valuable dual crop from that ground— these little pin pricks from the two efforts that would build the city nnd nnd drives out tho shadows which to abnormal’ . nnd is endeavoring to locate n propo­ ns a culminating silencer inquire of hnve enshrouded us during the wininexpensive food nnd nn improvement by four congressmen who will never In the manufacturing world it is sition of this kind in Sanford. get in the same class ns Judge Land­ In his constitutional development. him if he Is a member of the Cham­ ter months. Welcome the sunshine the same. Quality is sacrificed for is. ber of Commerce in GOOD standing. of Spring days, for its warm riyi o----------profits, or where quality does prevail Headline in paper yesterday said, The Moosehenrt Home in the south, "Squawks" is n humorous name for produce both the joy and the susten­ the price becomes almost prohibitive. “Soviet has Captured Georgia," and one of tho greatest propositions of­ the occasional outbursts of a knocker. ance of life. The Sanford Chamber of Commerce Of course there are some excep­ we thought Tom Watson or somebody Is n live organization nnd the board' fered any community, will, ho tho re­ Constructive criticism is always de­ tions to this rule, but the exceptions had broken loose again but on read­ of directors meets once each week to sult of the activities of the Chamber sired from the business men by the Have you a child of school agt? nre few and difficult to find. . ing farther down it said Georgia in take up Qie needs of the city, nnd of Commerce if it is decided thnt San­ Chamber of Commerce. A man with Then give, a thought to our public The ease with which money hns Asin Minor and of course thnt is dif­ county nnd they nro working hnrd to progressive ideas ronlizes thnt if there schools. L«.t thu principal nnd the been accumulated during the past six ford is the logical location. ferent. Digression may be permitted nt this nrc nny fnults the only way to correct tcnchcis understand that they are ia put over those big things which mean years has produced thin stntc of af---------- o----------point to state thnt the attendance nt them is from the inside and acts ac- your mind nnd thnt you arc appre­ so much to every citizen of the coun­ fnirs. It is not conducive to the fu­ Mr. Brandon’s address wns very ills- coniingly. A reformed burglnr in one of our ty. If you are not a member of the ture welfare of our country. ciative of the good work they are do­ retnil^ stores asked us $18 for a pair Chamber of Commerce you are not ing in training your child to meet the Hut we have faith in America and of shoes this week; the kind that could (J0jnj. yourself or your city Justice. intellectual problems of life. If yoa *ilI,US OF SMILES NEED A COMMERCIAL ORGANI­ in American people. hnve been purchased for $3.98 four _______ plant a rose hush and it* flourishes ZATION We are in the temporary grip of a years ago. No wonder there is n buy nnd blooms your neighbors see it ird If the 25,000 solid carloads of fruit Sanford has been fortunnto so far hysterical mania for the rapid accu­ ers’ strike on.—Florida Grower. appreciate its fragrance nnd beauty, and veg. tables shipped out of Sunny During the past week many of our in escaping the crime wave that has mulation of wealth, but we believe ---------- o ----------The instructors of our children are d Florid:: .o storm shivered states north been sweeping over the country but that this mania will pass away in!citizens hnve wanted something done of here, since the 15th of September, infinitely more importance than the Atlanta man with three wives -says the officials of the city and county time and permit a return to the sane the war made him insane. Yes, the should not relnx their vigilence in the and rational methods which prevailed nnd not knowing who would do it were mnde into one train there would choicest flower thnt ever bloomed. Let came* to the Hornld office ns usual. he a train of sunshine nnd smiles us give them the recognition and the war made a hunch of us insane but least nnd th is 'force can he supple­ prior to the outbreak of the war. e attention and encourngement that ii not enough to get more than one wife mented by private citizens who enn Hut it will require time and we Wc told them thnt the Chamber of 170*7 miles long. And just think, the movement is their due. Their lives will he sweet­ and even one wife and a large family assist materially by keeping their must employ infinite patience in Commerce was the place to take these er and their work better, and in after 11 - as- n bright i to keep during the war made all of us eyes open while on the streets. All bringing it about. trouhies young secretary hardlyJ begun; , ** * anil in less than nnothyears your child will be the benefic­ . . , | to . perform _»___j„just or month, while insane to pay the war prices. Americans nre too sensible to trnv- wns being those who can not he accounted for paid this . March . . . blizzards , arc iary of your thoughtfulness and at­ , , , , . 0 glooming the heavens of the North, ---------- o----- ----- . should he made to move on and all the el far on the road that lends to de­ kind of service. Some of them were K " ... , tention and their faithfulness to t , ., \ . t up there they will he extracting sunThe St Petersburg Independent fakes nnd “ronio ni’s" be |unde to Mruction. not members of the Chamber of Com- ' , . ... . ,, duty. . , ,, „ _ shine from glorious Horidit cucumdoes not think the Florida legislature leave the city. Ever; the lure of unlimited gold can merce and some of them were memas good as the average. Wt think it not d e p r iv e t h e m e n t i r e l y o f bers hut all of them went to the sec­ i hers! Don’t condemn the swaggering bop is better than the average after look retary of the Chamber of Commerce!' The . forty-eight hours ending Fri- too severely. He is not responsible Another sugar scare was started eoUimon sense. , . . . . ..... ing over the names of those who com­ here last week by the statement that and', .he spent. .hours doing this work dayJ night, , ’ ’18th,’ snw, moving ... * t*J6 sol for his own existence, nor is he re­ id carloads—and no telling ng how now mud much pose it and we believe their work will sugar wns going up again two cents ORANGE BLOSSOMS VERSUS that in some instances meant some­ more went by express, and single box sponsible for the trnits of character prove it. SNOW thing for the pubHc welfare hut in on the pound hut the average house­ which put the swagger into his step. some instances meant more for the and crate. That's one train four nnd Heredity nnd environment often male wife who has been paying as high as u third miles long!' Florida and New York are alike be­ individual who was asking for it. A South Carolina postmaster wants twenty-five cents a pound wns not Of course there’s a reason for all or break a boy in the making. Krw And this brings to mind the oft-re­ to play Harding a game of golf to nlnrmed at the raise of two cents ing pelted nnd covered with white, in this. Although some outsiders still those whose home life is not as it Bee if he keeps the postoffice or not. which by the way never came. These Florida it is the petals of orange pented statement in the Herald that !think of Floridn in terms of sand nnd should Ik* may hnve their character* This shows the advantages of golf sugar scares are usually brought hlossouiD sifting through the sun to not a town oi county can get along swamp, there nre n few furms con- strengthened and developed throujl again nnd if Sanford only hnd golf about by the speculators who want to earth. In New York it is snow, fifteen without .a good chamber of commerce! . . . . . , .. , , . . , . .. . . . . trihuting to this daily output of glnd- the kindness of others. A word of to do any nnd all of these things that | ___ . .,__ ,ri ,,...._ ._ links we could settle m a n y differences rake off a few millions by the rise of inches of it! sympathy nnd cheer to the lad on the Snow over the northeastern mid come up from day to day in every ness to others. The Commissioner of street is a long step (toward tbe on the "golf links, m a y b e two cents per pound brought on by a Agriculture, up ill Tallahassee, tells hysterical public that hits been stung eastern part of the country above the community. You don’t need to "let us there were, in 1920, a’ total of 54,- moulding of the character of the mis The No-Fence .problem is up again so ofter that they get ready for the real South, cold ram and sleet in the George do it" now for we have I’cur- 005 farms in Florida; that these of the future. and it seems that it will he settled by next sting as soon as a loud humming lake Legion, and zero, nad below, nian to do it. However, you should farms contained a total of 5,840,G93 temperatures %in the northwest and not ask Pcurmnn to do it unless you Every community hns its spirit the people this time. The legislature is heard. centrul west. In Floridn, only clouds are paying your annual dues in the ncres of which ,297,271 acres are With some it is one of honor und in­ will be asked to make it a referendum -----------o------ ----“improved land." He tells us the av­ affair nnd send it bnck to the people The trouble with the |>eoplc of Snn- enough to make a glorious sunset in Snnford Chamber of Commerce. In erage value per acre of these farms, tegrity and progressive intellectuilfact you should not expect any trade for ratification. The Herald would ford is that they arc more prone to the evenings of the perfect days. is $88.90; that less thnn one-ffourth ity. With others the spirit of grrri, The wcntneininn has been extreme­ body to grant you a iu.vor unless yo.i like to see it fixed long enough ahead look after the gayeties of life rather of the farms operated by their own­ gouge, repression and retrogressi* so that the owners of cattle would than the stern necessities of business ly good to the United States this win­ are helping thnt trade body to exist. ers are mortgaged; that the number predominates. The* first attains it! have plenty of time to make other ar­ and life in general. They love to go ter. He has given little occasion for And no city or county can exist with­ [of white farmers is 41,051, of which nim in life, while the latter ninis w rangements. to a show or a dance ro a big supper prolonged suffering from cold or had out a good live trade body. Willis number 88,830 are native*, nnd that higher than thnt which it attain*. VW Commercial \ i -----------o hut when it conies to a business meet­ weather. The coal and wood hill of Powell in the Leesburg . ,, there are 12,954 colored farmers in of this community have* out chok*. the nation is materially lessened, to sums it up in the following: (., . at„.e, . ___ We can progress with the march of The Htreets of Sanford nre not ing for the benefit of the town they I this one-half of ...».__ whom own this date. Rut, it is treacherous "There is n city in Florida that arc not there. This hns been the rule clean and they hnve not been clean all their farms. Also; he tells us there time, or we can procrastinate while March in higher latitudes thnt is so might easily have divided honors with time marches by. This is an »f* in Sanford for many years and is the this winter.. There may he good often the month when the storm.bliz­ T.nmpa, Jacksonville or Miami, but are 3,20 i women farmers actively en­ when men dp things, or they do noth­ real reason why this city hns not reasons for this condition hut if there gaged in producing crops. zard roars, nnd the ice king seals the are nny reasons or excuses we fail to grown ns it should growr They wnnt rivers nnd shuts the channels of com­ today you seldom hear of it. it is Acres of celery yet to be blanched ing. There is no middle of the ro*J dead. It will probably never come to and moved; ncres of tomatoes yet to course. The mnn who has the will see it. Thero is nothing that detracts "George to do it uil" nnd they get out merce. Then is the timo to be in life. be shipped; ncres of cabbage just be­ to grasp his opportunities also hu from any city nn much ns unclean the* next morning nnd kick George for Florida! “The business men of this city hntl ginning to bo cut; ncres of peppers the power to mnke them. That *• streets. Will the street department doing it nnd end up by cussing George This stntc has been n veritable par­ faith in its future. They had ambi­ und eggplants just getting ready for what we should do. plense get a move on them nnd clean for taking so much liberty with the adise, for wenthcr nnd living condi­ tion. They hnd vision. It was no town without asking fhem about it. up. tions generally this winter. There cheap boom town. There wns a ron- shipment; acres of cucumbers hardly -----------o----------yet planted; acres of watermelons be­ “Go to Church Sunday." This ri* -----------o----------were probnbly never more people on son for its existence, it had a real ing put in the ground; and acres of vice has been given millions of tinw*> Now is the time to freshen up your t>!W west coast than at present. Ho­ The New York Globe says the peo­ hnrbor thnt cost millions. It hnd deep potatoes being prepared! And al­ yet with some it has never been hrok ple up north will not oppose river stocks, put on sales nnd bring the tel reservations hnve been full, nnd water thnt the government spent oth­ cd. Possibly there wns n fl**’ ^ dredging in Florida so strongly since people to Sanford to trade. There already the approach of bad wenther er millions upon. A railroad built ready the train is 170H miles long! giving. It may not have contained they have l>ccn reading nbout Mr. should he no dull times in Sanford ns indicated by the weather bureau miles upon miles of sidetracks nnd —Tampa Tribune. thnt simple nnd appealing note of bn-----------o----------Harding's experiences with mud flnts nnd if there are any dull times the last week has resulted in starting wnrehduscs and elevators. Its bonts mnnity which draws the one «b» FORD'S OPTIMISM in the Indian river.—Leesburg Com­ people themselves nro responsible for ninny to this stntc in hopes of heat­ came i nlondcd to the gunrds nnd took needs it most. Yet there is no onf nrost of it. You think it is dull, you ing the storm. From now on to July mercial. on phosphate and lumber nnd other hardened nnd so sinful but whst •* In announcing early resumption of And the New York Globe is right, talk it nnd presto—it is dull. On the Florida will be nt its besti The peo­ freight nnd headed out for the seven can enjoy nn hour in the church according to our way of thinking. It other hand you talk about good busi­ ple are here, the wentehr with nil seas. full-time operations at his huge De­ Sunday. Some who stray in begins to look Jikc some of the big ness, place n good advertisement in thnt it brings to us, will be here, and “ ‘We are bound to be n great port,’ troit plant, employing almost 50,000 dentally become regtiiar attendants i* ones who come to Flridn will event­ the Hornld nnd business is good nt the expectations thnt hnve been real­ was the slogan. ‘Where else can workers, withc/ut the slicing o t a sin­ time. The story of the man of m«* ually look ut our situation the same once. Try it. ized by those who came early will commerce go?’ asked the citizens one gle wage scale, Henry Ford gives grips them. It is more thrilling this -----------o----------as we do and will help.us in many of hnve been added to the inducements of another. * practical application of the brnnd of the weirdest fiction ever penned, our struggles to make Floridn a big­ A REAL CANAL for a longer stay. "They appeared to be right. Busi­ each Sunday you hear a new chspl^ ger nnd better state.. From “the standpoint of health alone, ness doubled overnight. Miles upon optimism so sorely needed in this in th# life history of this man wb« The .News hopes some time to see a trip to Florida is wise in the latter miles of streets were laid out; factor­ country just now. U , ----------- 0----------was of flesh and blood and yet w the Indian river nnd the St. Johns part of February and early March. ies sprung up all over the town with The Chamber of Commerce is found The automobile industry is basic to the offspring of divinity. Go to chutt at the bnck of every good movement connected by a short canal south of The prevailing storms of snow, rain community centers nbout the factor­ Sunday. It will be good for you, at" but the officials do not want to be Sanford, which would* give a grand and sleet, with Eero weather in their ies. Everybody was making money; many others that would be insigniff- it will do others good to welcome jo* “bulled" by anyone who is trying to wnterwny from Jacksonville via Pa* wake, will doubtless cause thousands everybody hnd more thnn he could do. cant in the world of manufacturers there. put it over for personal rensons. The latka, DcLnnd and Sanford to tho east who had hoped to reninin nt home nnd "The people laughed at the efforts without it. As a consumer of rnw Chamber of Commerce may be easy coast nnd thence bnck by New Smyr­ be comfortable to start nt once to the of n fishing villnge close by thnt wns products it probab1)- lends all contend­ All people of normal intelli£fnrt but it will never he stung twice in the na, Port Orange, Daytonn nnd S t Au­ only region where comfort is natural making a noise; laughed at the pre- ers. As Ford says: “The world to­ have- the power to. think nnd reasonsame place and if there are any four gustine to Jacksonville. — Del-anil and where health reigns supreme.— tensions of n hamlet across the liny. day is on wheels, nnci the automobile A' few practice it. Words that are flusherH trying to use it as a lever to News. Tampa Tribune. j “Today the fishing village hns rienr- industry is the mainspring of prnc- the result of nnalyticn! thought P*** swing some of their schemes they With n ship canal from Jackson­ sess the force and power which dn* ----------- 0----------(ly 80,000 pomflntion, and the hamlet ticAlly nil other enterprises." will be shown up before they have ville up- the St. Johns to Sanford, and The less some people know the across the^mny, 20,000, with n tourist Distribution js the axis upon which the human activity of the world, gone far. This body of business men from Sanford cross country to the Jopder htey shout their opinions o n ! population of 35,000. the world moves. And the world that nre babbled thoughtlessly are trying to give everyone a square India nriver nt Titusville, President technical subjects. * * “And the city with such a wonder- would be in a sorry plight if tho mo­ without reason fall upon ferti e deal in this great work of building up Harding could visit the Indian river ------------------- —ful future is today merely a terminal tor car were to be taken from it to­ and nrc magnified into mountains Sanford and }hey stand ready and section on tho houseboat Victoria with Iniquity that reach even to the g* _ Any crook will tell you - that ho of a railroad, morrow. • • ‘ willing at all. times to help everyone no danger of being held up by • mud- wishes he had held into the first hon-1 “Why? Because it lacked a strong of eternity. Think twice and sp«** Ford’s optimism si well founded.— but they want to b«. ahown first. bank.—Titusville Advocate. eat Job he had. . ’ 'commercial organization.” once. It is the better way. Tampa Tribune. . CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Some Saturday Thoughts �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1921 STATE autom o bile UNION MEN UPSALAAND HAVE MEETING GRAPEVILLEI - AT MEETING HELD IN ORLANDO FOR DEFENSE association adopts im po r ta n t m ea su r es Will Bring: Them Before >Jext Session of the Legislature Members of the legislative committee of the Florida State Automo­ bile Association, from differed parts of tht- state, met in Orlando yesterday and were in session all day, draft• lng original measures along lines of important legislation to be submitted to the association, fourth annunl con­ vention, which will convene in Cocoa, and last for two days, March 8 and 9. President M. M. Smith, of the Flor­ ida State- Autoinobilo Association, p r e s id e d at both committee mcctingir, that of'the legislative committee and slso that of the committee on protcction fo highwnys and fees of trucks ,nd buses. In attendance at this meeting as a guest, was Mr. W. G. Waldo, vice-president of the Dixie Highway Association, who sought as­ sistance from this committee in the form of a resolution endorsing the Dixie Highwny Association's plan of raising a certain amount of money through the Florida State Legisla­ ture, this money to bo used through the states where the Dixlo- Highwny runs, in an effort to secure the com­ pletion fo this highway at an early The legislative committee date. granted Mr. Waldo's resolution and pledged their aid in the state legisla­ ture. Some of the important measures definteily ndopted nt these joint meet­ ings yesterday were ns follows: No. 1.—Highway Protection bill (Chap. 7812, Sec. 1), to be nmended *o as to read: "Except pneumatic tires," which amendment will have the effect of making solid tires for henvy loads practically prohibitory on the highw ays. Other amendments are be* ing offered to section 8 and section ■! of this same chupter. No 2.—A bill which will fix the value of improvements in condemna­ tion proceedings us well ns liabilities (in all cases of state road building). :i Uniform traffic laws, and recommending n state speed limit of thirty miles instead of twenty-five, ant! the nullification of all county laws in conflict. No. I.—Limit of tonnage, which measure deals with the loads which may i>e carried on private and corjroratjun operated trucks. No.' a Itegulntion of licenses for pasM-nger cars and trucks, which provides for an entirely new method and new scales of licenses fees for same. This lull was designed to raise, money for state road building in lieu of any bonil Issue or other plan. The new scale of prices was unanimously adopted by the committee but will not lie given to the public until passed upon by the fourth annual convention, .M.ii-Ii 'ip aiui Uth, at Cocoa. Y> ii One license tag only, which me.,'ure will require on all passenger vehicles one license plate instead of two, said plate being displayed on the rear end of the vehicle only. The suc­ cessful passage of thin measure will save the Mate of Florida thousands of Jullars by preventing duplication as w<‘ll as initial cost of purchasing the same. ’ Lights on all vehicles. •''‘i- K. IL-adliglit? "dimmers," which measure lopks to the change from the present dimmer system to that recommended by the National Chamber qf Commerce and the Amer­ ican Autouornbile'Wssociation, and in use now in California and other ad­ vanced states, vis: the "tilting lights" which will throw thoir rnys not higher than 42 inches from the ground, at a distance of 75 feet in front of the automobile carrying such light. No. !).—Dealers' license plates. This measure recommended by- Stnto ( omptrollcr Ernest Amos, and looking to the correction of •the present sys­ tem which is the moat abused of any ,,f the state requirements under the motor vehicle law. No. 10.—Fines for delinquent regis­ tration. This measure providing for a fine of $10.00 to be imposed after February 1st of each year. These fines to be collectable, by the sheriffs ar>d their deputies of the various counties, and one-half of sadi fines to K» to arresting officers. No. ll,—Pees for trucks and buses, which measure provides,- for entire change in the present law governing the same,' At this meeting it was unanimous­ ly voted to employ the services of Judge D. Stuart Gillis of DcFuniak Springs to draft all bills refering to the above subjects and to be submit* ted to the association convention in its fourth annual session, and all measures finally adopted will bo takcn into the legislature by prominent members of the Automobile Assocla* ti°nt who will be appointed at the invention. Judge Gillis will also be “ member of what lobby is created at that time. D. A. Thompson, wife nnd baby, of Arcadia, and his brother, Jesse nnd wife and their two little ones, of Lake Mary, were callers nfter the funeral Tuesday to see Mrs. Vaughn. Mrs. T. O. Tyner has been about ill with n sore hand caused by n barb wire nnd bad to have her hand larced by Dr. Denton, Saturday as there was danger of blood poison; it is some better now. John, Elmer and Eric I.umlquist nnd Archie Swanson were among those at­ tending the Fair at Orlando Friday, going down in their car. (• Mrs, Katie Thompson and family spent n couple of days at the home of Mr, .vid Mrs. Henry Lee ou the West Side, nnd while there Jesse Lee and wife and Mrs. Alfred Ericson spent nn evening with them. Sorry to hear thnt Mrs. August Swanson and lwr daughter, Mra. I>- F. Lur.dquist are both ill with the la grippe. Mrs. Tyner and little son, Olan, Mrs. Krcll and baby and Mrs. Bal­ linger called Friday at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hart to see Mrs. Thomp­ son nnd Mrs. Ogilvie. A number went over to Daytona on Sunday to hear the great evangelist, Billy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ericson were among those taking a crowd over. An aunt of A. L. Campbell came down this week from the north nnd is visiting them at their pleasant home. Mr. and Mrs. 1). Hart and the young folks with Mrs. Thompson and son, Ralph, Mrs. Ogilvie and baby, were Sunday callers in our neighborhood and with Mrs. Vaughn. Mrs. Ogilvie nnd brother, Andrew, expect on Tuesday to go with their uncles, D. Hart nnd Henry Lee over to Orulu to pack their things'nnd re­ move them to DcLand where Andrew has been offered a position by his father’s old employer. Mrs. Jack Vaughn took dinner on Wednesday with Mrs. Hattie Thomp­ son and Mrs. Katie Thompson also called there to see her sister, Mrs. Hughes, who is ill with the grippe or "flu" or whatever it is thnt is going uround. Think DIt. WISE ARRAIGNS FOES TO MEET THE ATTACKS ON of getting nn ex tra p ly WG, G,000-mile 0 U0 -m NON-SKID TIRE for the OF PRESIDENT WILSON IN UNION LAI10R THAT ARE prices which we nre gi Ving. If you haven’t called on us ju st CHARACTERISTIC SERMON TAKING PLACE drop around to -------‘ ' 1 (By Tfc* Aiiodited Praia) (Continued from page 1) WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—Repre­ 105 PALMETTO AVENUE by his revering friends. Have no sentatives of 109 National and Inter­ doubt ns to what Woodrow Wilson’s Next to the Fire Departm ent nnd let us show you a real place in history will be, and what will national Unions affiliated with the American Federation of I>abor, met tire value. "Perfection asbestos protected tires insure you be the place of his malignant and un­ pitying detractors, if they are to have here today in an extraordinary con­ more milage for less money th an any other tire on the ference for the purpose of organiz­ any place at all. American iflarket. ing to meet the nttacks on union la­ "Truly, it may be said of Wilson, in such terms ns Lowell used touch­ bor movement. Conference wns call­ Be Sure and Buy Your Gas Here—You M(ay ing Lincoln—that Wilson has had no ed by President Gompers and is con­ sidered as one of epochal importance Get a Tube Free son save to keep the honor of his nnd one of few of its kind ever hold country sustained—so to enhance the in the history of the federation. Sur­ greatness of his country that It should vey industrial conditions throughout seem and be great in all thoso things country being taken by labor lenders inward nnd external that alone can nnd all agreed the present depression constitute the' greatness of our coun­ is the worst the federation has faced try. in years.. "The people of the world or its mak­ ing was in the hands of Wijson. How LIEUT. COJIET HAS ARRIVED gloriously nnd tragically near he came SAFELY AT JACKSONVILLE; to blessing the world with peace I MADE WONDERFUL RECORD Then he was struck down. , To say thnt he broke beneath the strain be­ BETTER TIRES CHEAPER (Continued from page one) cause he-would not share his burdens ing to fly from coast to coast in n with others, or to claim that he un­ dertook a task heavier than any man De Hnvilnnd biplane within 24 hours could properly meet, Is not to miti­ and who was forced to .earth nt Ing, overtake the good things nnd gate the crimes of those that struck Bront, Tex., 200 miles southwest of gather them In. • ______ him down amidst the councils of Dallas, was expected -to resume his Mr. and Mrs. Bnrtow Mann enter­ peace, and with unrelenting cruelty flight to Pablo Beach, Fla., Wednes­ tained the B. Y. P. U. with a valen­ Mrs. Tom McCain went to Chuluostruck him down when he returned to day morning, according to advices re­ tine party Friday evening. Games ta Fridny to see her dnughter, Mrs. his own land. In the midst of the ceived here by Lieut. S. C. Enton Wed­ were played nnd valentine sugges­ Sigg, who has been sick. councils of peace, for the sake of par­ nesday morning nt the Hotel Mason. tions carried out. Delightful refresh­ Most of the , . aple of this vicinity The aviator was to leave Bront tisan ndvantagd, in the interest of ments were served nnd the large attended the fj':.- nt Orlando Inst partisan purposes, to satisfy personal some time during Wednesday morn­ crowd enjoyed the occasion very much. week. enmities, the President of the United ing for Dnllns, where he was to make Mr. and Mrs. Mnnn nre two of our Mrs. Jim McClellan and son, who States wns betrayed in a foreign land. his second "hop-off" for the ‘Atlnntic most popular, young married people have been ill with tonsilitis, are able "That in what history will say of const, according to word received nnd it is always n pleasure to bo in­ to .be out agnin. him nnd of his foes. History may re­ from him. lie attempted to resume vited to their hospitable home. Mr, nnd Mfs. T. W. Prevntt spent gret some mistnkes of Wilson, but flying late Tuesday but was prevent­ Miss Violet Swaggerty, of the 8th Hundny in Osteen with Mrs. Prevatt'a history will never forgive the crime of ed when improper gasoline was fur­ grade nt the Monroe school, won the parents. \ ■ his enemies, personal and partisan, nished to his machine. five dollar prize that was offered by Mrs. Wakefield filled quite few Edgar F. Coney, Jr., prominent who to punish n man and defent n F. F. Dutton for the best essay on orders for marmnlade nt theyfair. lumberman of Brunswick, Gn., and pnrty broke the heart of the world. "Acres of Diamonds." As it will be The canning factory started up remembered Mr. Dutton treated the Monday after being closed during the “History may say of Wilson that he brother of Lieut. Coney, also re­ teachers nnd school children in the fair. most differed from Lincoln in that he ceived dispatches from his brother on county to tickets to the lecture by Dr. lacked Lincoln's unfailing magnanim­ Wednesday morning, stating thnt ev­ Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Wicks and D. McConnell. Then after the lecture, D. Moran took supper with Mr. and ity, but history cunnot fail to record ery effort would be made Wednesday Mr. Dutton's generosity was extended Mrs. T. W. Prevntt Saturday. that Wilson was goaded nnd embit­ to resume the flight. It wns presum. still fnrther in his offer of a $5 prize tered by such cruel assailmcnt ns few cd by Lieut. Eaton nnd Mr. Coney Jim McClellan is spending a few to each school for the best essay upon days in Okeechobee with Mrs. Mcmen in public life have ever been cull­ that the journey would be resumed as the lecture. Miss Swaggerty, the Clellnn's father, Mr. Brown, who has ed upon to endure—cruelty which in soon as iLeut. Coney reaches Dallas, Tentative preparations were mnde lucky winner at our school, is a been very ill. its brazen and vulgar mendacity Tuesday afternoon to welcome the very populnr young lady and does spared not his inmost life. Miss Christine McClellan spent Sat­ aviator to Jacksonville, but they splendid work nt school. urday and Sunday with Ruth McClel­ "What man wns ever more Inrgely were cancelled when news wns re­ Mrs. Maggie Bell entertained nt a lan. the object of public abuse nnd of pri­ ceived by the Florida Metropolis and The Kudeliffe chnutnuquu will be valentine party the night of February vate slander? True, men spoke in personal dispatches to Mr. Coney thnt held at Lake Monroe sometime with­ terms of disparagement of Lincoln Lieut. Coney was forced to stop be­ in the next year. Dr. Hyde, advance 11 A happy crowd assembled to while he lived, but they did not ques­ fore reaching Dallas However, with [ agent of the chnutnuquu, Rev. Mr. while away the hours in Mrs. Bell’s tion his honor nor assail his life un­ the expectation thnt the aviator Wright, of the Methodist church, Rev. pleasant home. Nice refreshments der his own roof-tree. Enmity and would arrive Wednesday afternoon or Thompson, of the Baptist church, were served and a jolly evening sj>ent. Ingram Guerry is at phonic for a Albert Draper and wife attended bitterness did not spare Wilson even Wednesday night, plans are being nr- mine over from Oviedo where the visit with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. the fair at Orlnndo last week. here, so that if sometimes he seems rnnged for his reception. Wr R. Guerry nnd brother Joe. Inchautauqun is now entertaining and Miss Knte Brooks has returned to unforhenring, if he semes to be with­ The aviator when resuming the with J. T. Jacobs, principal of the her home on the East Const after h t , grnm has-been in the Merchant Marine out thnt supreme Lincoln-like quality flight will scrape the whols of his Monroe school, went around among service since the war, being In the U. of mngnnnimity, let it be remembered machine o nthe snndy bench nt Pab­ the citizens and mnde up the neces­ ing a guest of the Misses .Swuggcrty. S. Navy then. George Mathews, of Lnkelnml, is thnt his foes wounded him where any lo, which officially ends the trans­ sary’ subscriptions. More than re­ Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hart nnd n party visiting relatives here. man thut is a man nnd that cares for continental flight. However, he wlil quired number signed for the chauof friends were nmong the visitors to Albert Ilolly and dnughter, MisS his honor can be most easily and land at the government aviation field tuuqun, ami many more are yet to be the Orlnndo Fair. Mr. nnd Mrs. Nick Aliit? Holly, »f Cleveland, O., are grievously wounded. nt (’amp Johnston, where elaborate seen, us it was impossible to cover guests of John Holly and family. Zernnvenn nnd daughter were in at­ "It is believed that Wilson erred, or plans are being made to greet him, He the territory in such a s h o r t time, Mrs. Henry Lapin, of First street, tendance Fridny. rather that his entourage erred griev­ will not stop at Pablo. t'hnutauquas are a splendid thing for and the Misses Lapin of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Long are bulldously in failing to tell the American Mrs. Edgar F. Coney, Sr., mother any community. The inspiration that Me., were pleasant visitors to Monroe ing n new home on Richmond avenue. people the whole truth about his ill­ of Lieut. Coney, is in Jacksonville to iB gained by coming in touch with in­ Friday. Mrs. A. Corpany has been confined ness, seeing that Wilson fell because meet her son when he completes his tellectual people, each a h 'a rtist in Mrs. Charles Ilejl and son, Ernest, he overburdened himself abroad nnd adventurous flight, and Mr. Coney, their line, and the worth-while know­ have returned from a visit to Tampa. to her horric for several weka from a disabled ankle. upon his return was forced to take with several army officials nnd a ledge they have to impart, is far Mrs.' Ed. Toward nnd baby, and R. L. Grier wns brought home from the issue of world peace to his fellow Inrge delegation of residents of reaching in its effect, nnd lasting in Hugh Wynne, have the measles. tha hospital Sunday somewhat re­ Americans. When he wns srticken,V Brunswick, Gu.,- were not alarmed its impression. Great lectures, splcnL. Mnnccl has recovered after n <covered from his serious illness of sev­ the standnrd should have been gently when the frist news of the slight nc-jdid music, good entertainment for the severe illness. eral weeks. tnken from his hands and others call­ cidcnt was received here Tuesday af- children in songs, story, folk-lore and Mr. and Mrs, Wheeler Marsh, of George Bridgford wns a visitor at ed upon to hen rit to victory. Irre­ i ternoon. games, help to fill out the program. DcLand, spent Sunday here with Mrs. the Ellsworth home Saturday, He fs spective of the technicality of with­ It certainly .speaks well for our A few minutes after the Associated drawing from the presidency, his Press flnshed on its wires that the citizens thnt they have responded so Marsh’s-parents, Mr. und Mrs. Albert leaving this week for his home in Willoughby after the winter In Flor­ duty was so to resign the leadership lieutenant was forced to land before generously anti are so appreciative Hawkins. ida. of the contest to others as would have officially stopping nt Dallas, Mr. Co­ of good talent. But why shouldn't ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and M n. J. C. Ellsworth dined made possible nu appeal to the coun­ ney with Lieut. Eaton confirmed the Lake Monroe havo the good things? and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. try against a selfish,, willful partisan message by a dispatch from J, C. Some of the fincsf trucking land In The Ladies Aid bf the Bnptlst I. D. Martin at their home on Mag­ band who scrupled not to break this Jackson, Western Union mnnngcr nt Florida lies right here. Our people Church will entertain at a "measur­ nolia avenue. man, though in bo donig they mnde it Dallas, Tex., who wireiLthnt the avia­ ore all right and there’s a bumper ing" party, on Tuesday afternoon nt L. Roty Is -driving a new Reo truck impossible. Perhaps for a genera­ tor would be assisted by a mechanic crop of children in this section—our 3 o’clock, March 1, at tho church par­ speed wagon. tion, that great and generous hope of from Love Field, Tex., who had been men nnd women of tomorrow. And world concert and world peace which immediately dispatched to Bronte. Oh, no, we are not posing as a such fine boys and girls thnt they lors. A cordial nlvitatlon is extend­ ed to nil.. -. America had promised an hungrily nre; no better can be found else­ weather prophet as per the item ap­ Among Lieut. Coney's relatives nnd awaiting world. where, not only in this state, but in pearing in last week’s paper. We did intimate friends here all during Tues­ Few men ever knock the competitor the United States. 'So let’s get in say we hoped Jack Frost had a "If Wilson erred throughout the day afternoon, there wns hope that they're not afraid of. lino ,kccp stepping, the band’s playthrough ticket North. the aviator would resume his flight eight years of presidency, he erred in that he appealed to the nation at its before night. However, Inter In the highest and thnt he spoke for Ameri­ afternoon another dispatch was re­ ca at Rs noblest. He might have com­ ceived that it would he impossible to promised, he might have appealed to resume the trip. During the after­ «. the prejudices nnd the passions of the noon Lieut. Eaton and Mr. Coney , American people, but he chose the communicated with army officials of *-r, .. ‘ better way—the way that led to mis­ Love Field, concerning the mishap of i-'= understanding and defeat for an hour, the De Haviland machine. In their suite in the Hotel Mason the way that clearly mnkes for high­ Tuesday night, Lieut. Eaton, Mr. est and abiding fame. PLANT TREES on the hardiest of all Stocks, CITRUS TRIP­ "To say that Wilson perfectly for­ Coney and friends remained up dur­ OLIATA. Well adapted to heavy soils. Varieties PARSON mulated the mind of his country and ing most of the night, awaiting word from army officials or Lieut. the judgment of the allied nations BROWN, PINEAPPLE, SATSUMAS and DUNCAN GRAPE­ during tiie daya of 1917 r.nA191IHs to Coney of the latest developments in FRUIT. We have a fine large stock of trees on this root in all tell only half the truth. He perfect­ rseuming the flgiht. Scores of tele­ ly formulated what he had done most phone calls were received at the ho­ sizes. to fdrm. He formulated the mind of tel for Mr. Coney from anxious Bruns­ wick friends, inquiring ab^uti the America, which he had shaped. Ameri­ ca would not have rejoiced in Wilson's flight. Mrs. Coney, visiting in Riverside formulation of its aims and purposes was often Informed by her son here if ho hnd not gdno beofre and, tens­ of the conditions in the flight. She ing America at its highest, led Amer­ ica to the mountain top where he re­ often telephoned to the hotel to nsk vealed to the expectant eyes of the if further information had ’ been re­ nation the vision of a better and just- ceived and if the lieutenant would e f world. Greatly he helped to form "hop-off" during the night.—Jackson­ America’s mind and after that he per­ ville Metropolis. WINTER HAVEN FLORIDA fectly formulated the spirit of the it A motorcycle is like a rcoket; nation which he had studied and ex­ can't go slow, alted." Frank Akers Tire ij GENEVA FLASHES LAKE MNROE EAST SANFORD Attention Planters GLEN SAINT MARY NURSERIES ■ �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY; FEBRUARY 25, 1921 Advertisements H enry even carries m aiclies n ow HENRY WAS "nonr." • • • IN OTHER words, tight. a * a HE CARRIED two packs. • • • OF CIGARETTES. 9 ONE FOR • FULL OF • 9 9 , friend Ilonrr. •'• *'8atlafjrB.” • « AND T H E other containing- • * • JUST ONE cigarette. • • • AND THAT lono cigarette. • • '• WA8 ALWAYS offorod, • • • TO 8MOKELE83 friends. * * HIS STRONG constitution. « * • CARRIED HENRY through. * * • AND DAY by day. • • • HE GREW moro popular. • • • AND HENRY know why. • • • • AND REFU8ED to tako IL • • • AND SOMEHOW Ilonrr. • • » WAS NOT popular. • • I TILL ONE dar by mistake. • • • HE PULLED tho full pack. • » • AND EVERYONE foil on IL • • > WITH LOUD crlos of gloa • • • # * THAT 8ATISFY. * * * 1 BUT FORCES 'em on people. * s* • GIVES AWAY packs of 'em. • • • * WHO WERE all polite. f FOR HE’S nobody's dammy. • • • AND NOWADAYS bo not only. • * * CARRIE8 THE cigarettes. AND, SHUCKS. • • • HENRY COULD ran for Mayor. * * .* AND GET away with It now. • • • IVE your friends tho real thing— L f introduce in trod i them to Chesterfields! Odds are they'll find just what you've found in thia wonderful Turkish-Do* mestic blend—a smoke that by com­ parison seems way out of its price class—and is. 'They Satisfy I" In Court of County Judge, State j . Florida, Seminole County. IN RE ESTATE OF: Andrew Charles Rotundo, Lewis Frank Rotundo, Mario Catherine Rotundo, Michncl Bernard Rotundo, John Felix Rotundo and Clarence Augusta'Rotundo, Minors. Notico is hereby given to all whom ■it may concern, that Carmel Rotundo, us Guardian of Andrew Charles, LewIis Frank, Marie Cntharine, Michael Bernard, John Felix and Clarence Au­ gusta Rotundo, minors, will, on the 12th day of March, 1821, apply to the Honorable E. F, Houaholder, County f 7 Judge In and for said County, nt his office in Sanford, in said County, at 2 o'clock p. in., or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard, for author­ ity to sell, ut public or private sale, tho undivided interest of said minora in and to the following described real estate, in sajd County, to-wit: . Lots 4 and 6 in Block IS, all of Block 16 and all of Block 21, Chap­ man and Tucker's Addition to San­ ford, Florida, which application will be based upon the petition for sale now on file in said Court. Dated February 3rd, A. D. 1021. CARMEL ROTUNDO, 28-5tp Guardian, CIGARETTES L ig g e t t & M y ers T obacco C o. NOTICE or SPECIAL MASTER'S SALE. Nolle* l» hereby glren Ihit under and t<j fir* lue of * final decree of forecloaur* made and rendered December 30th. 1020, In a certain cauae (-ending Id lb* Circuit Court of th* 7th Judicial Circuit of Florida In and tor Seminole Countr tn Chanrrrj wherein Nit Adam* la complainant and C. A. Sounder* and J. T. Mc­ Cain are defrndaala—the nnderalgned. aa Special Mailer In Chancery. will **tl to the blgbret and lieil bidder for raita In band at pnbllc auction, daring the legal bnqra of aite, at the front door of ibe court bouaa In Sanford. HemlDole Count/. Florida, on Monday. March 71b, 102U. Ilie following dreefIt-ed rral relate lying amt being el mate In Seminole County, Florida; An cmdlildad ooe-half (I S) Internt In Iba N one-half of the SI* one fourth of SW one* fonrlb, and Iba aoulli nine (0) icree of th* NB one-fourth of NW one-fourth, of Section 30, Twp. 30 South, Hinge 32 Call, containing 20 acre* more nr lew. Purchaaer to pay for' deed or deeda of con* vrjinre. * 8CI1ELLE MAINES. 23-3tc Special. Maaler In Chancery, IN CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIHOUrr. STATE or tlorida, COUN* • TY OF BEMntOLE.—IN CHANCERY IN .THE CIRCUIT COURT, REVENTH JUDIIfJ k r. CIRCUIT. S EMIN 0 LX OOUNTT, FLORIDA. CHANCERY NOTICE OF SU B fllp^s SALE Notice is hereby given that under J. F. Lain*, Joined by l>*r huaband and nail and by virtue of a writ of execution friend, J. B. 1-alng, Complainant*, T». issued out of the office of the Clerk of Win. II. UcAUiler. Allc* L. UrAUater and all unknown derla***, bftr* and grantee*, or oth­ the Circuit Court Fn and for Semlnol* er*. claiming under Wm. 11. UcAUiler and County, Florida, wherein A. y Allc* I- MeAlUter, Defendant*. Thrasher, was plaintiff, ( a . j,t' CITATION. To: Win. II. McAIUIer of Cincinnati, State of Thrasher hnving assigned said jUljg. Ohio; Allc* I.. McAUiter, of Cincinnati. Ohio; ment to Geo. AV. .Cook), and C. M* tb* unknown ilerla***, belt*, legate**, gran­ tee*, or other claimant* under Wm. II. Me- Hand, ns Sheriff and Ex-Officio A<L Allater and Allc* L. McAUiter; and to any and alt otber partle* claiming any Intereat ministrator of the Estate of Green In and to th* following described land* all- Hart, Deceased, and Amanda Hnrt noted In Seminole County, Florida, trywit: l-ota On* (1) and Two (3) of niock Twelve daughter and sole heir at law 0f (13), Tier Three (3) of the Clly of Hanford. Green Hart, Deceased, are defendFlorida, aa thuwn by E. IL Tiaffnrda’ Map of Sanford. Florida; It appearing from lb* aworn bill of com­ ants, I, ns Sheriff of Seminole Coun! plaint filed In tbla Cana* again*! you, that ty, Florida, have levied upon the foil you have or claim audit Intetcet In tb* landa lowing described property in Semi­ berclnahov* dracrltwd, therefor*, you, tb* laid Wm. II. McAUiter, and Atic* I*. MeAlUter nole County, Florida, ns the property art hereby required to b* and appear before of Green Hart, Deceased, und Aman­ our *ahl Circuit Court at lb* Court Huuie In Sanford. Florida, on tb* 4tU day of April, A. da Hart, daughter and sole heir nt D. 1021, and then and Ihtr* make anawer to tin bill of complaint *iblblt*d agalnat you or law of Green Hart, Dee., to-wit: Lot 2 otberwla* a decree pro cotifeaeo will b* entered Robinson's Survey of an addition to igilnet you. And any and all otber parUea claiming any Sanford, Seminole County, Florida right, till* or Inter**! In and to Ibo landa bare- (less the East 117 feet), and will of­ Inabov* detcrlbed under, by or through Wm. II. MeAlUter or Allc* L. MeAlUter, or otberwla*, fer the same for sale before tho Gone* *r* hereby required to b* and appear beTor* .. , , „ , , COUrt our **id circuit Court. *i tb* court lion** in Mouse door in Sanford, Seminole Siaford. Florid*, on tb* 2nd day of IIay, A. County, “ — * Fla., during the legal hour* 1). 1021. and then and there make anawer to tb* bill of cooplalut *ihlblt«d agalnat Mid of 'sale, on the. 7th day of March, A. unknown partle*, olherwU* a decree pro eonfe**o wlU b* entered agalnat aald unknown D. 1921, to satisfy said writ and 90’st*] partita. It I* ordered that , tbla nolle* b* publtahed In same to -be sold to the highest and tha Sanford Herald, a sawtpaptr p*bU*h*d la beat bidder for cash, purchaser to pay Etemlnol* County, Fl*Hda, one* a weak foe eight week* -aa t* tb* known partle* defendant, for title. and one* a week for twelr* weak*, a* to lb* Dated this* the 10th day of Febru­ unknown partle* defendant. WllnrM my bind and tb* weal of the Mid ary, A. D. 1921. Circuit Court on tbla tb* Stb day of January, C. M. HAND, A*. I). 1621. (SEAL) E. A. DOCOLASS. Sheriff. Seminote Clerk of tb* Circuit Court, 26-4tc * County, Fla. of Bemlaol* County, Fla. . By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. NOTICE OF AFFLICATION TOR TAX” DEED GKOtllii: G. HEltlllNG. UNDER SECTION 171. OENERAL BTAT. 1Solicitor and CouomI for Complalnaala. UTES, LAWS OF TLORIDA. 22-I3IC Notice1I* hereby glren that 8. F, nomineIN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, EXTENTH JU DI­ purchaser' of Tai Certificate No. Ill| CIAL CIRCUIT, BENIN OLE OOUNTT, th* 2nd day of Jnne, A. D. 1003. bee filed tug FLORIDA.— LM CHANCERY certificate In my office, and ha* mad* uppll. cation for tax deed lo laeno In accordance o|(k law. Said certificate embrace* tb* folk.wtag J. F. Lalog, Jolasd by bar IroabaoS and Bail detcrlbed property allnaled lo Seminot. Vvnfriend. J, E. Lalog, Complainant*, tly, Florida, lo-wlt: B ball’ of N bait nt X| am. quarter or SW quarter of N\V quarter *«• J. J. Cat**, J .V . Cat** Oompaay, locorporitwd, Hon 23, Tuwnablp 21 S, Rang* 2J Fait, con­ a Florida corporation, Annie 0 . Woodbridge, taining 2'4 acre*, more or tea*. The -atId I,i4 Albert O. Eat**, Oalaln A. Eoaga, Georg* D. lelng aaeeaatd at the date hr thla luuance *f. Morton, William T. Nub, and all mnkaown ■nch certificate In tb* name of John T, pres, dtvla***, btlre'and granIm*. or olbara, claim­ nan. ing ond«r Alb«rt O. Ear**. Calvin A. Toag*, AI«o, Nolle* la hereby glean teht s. t. Georg* R. Morion and William T. Ntab, De­ Iloudney, pnrebaaer of Tax (Vrllflcalo No. X3|. fendant*. dated the eilli day of July, A. 1). IS3T. hat fltej CITATION •aid c-rrltflralr lu my office and baa made tpTo: Albert O. Eavr*. realdcnc* naknowa; Cal­ ptlcallon for lax deed to laaot In aacordiaot vin A. I’oag*. realdrnrr nnknawn) Georg* M. with law. Said certificate embrace* the fob Morion, rraldtoc* anknown; William T. lowing deacrlt-ed property altuated in Seminole Naab, mldrnr* nnknown; tb* uukcown Counly. Flortda, lo-wlt: SE qoatler of SB twin, davlavaa, legal***, grant***, or clbtr quarter of SW quarter of NW quarter. Sec­ tion 22. Town>bl|i 21 K. Range 20 E . roniijaclaimant* under Albert O. Eavea. Galvin A. Ing 2'j arree I’oaga, Georg* 11. Morton and William T. Naab, aad lo any and all other partle* claim­ Tlie aald land being aaaaaecd at Ibe dal* ef the Isttlaiice of tuch certificate In the min* ing any latere*! In and tn lb* following d* . aertbed land* alloaltd la Seminole County, ofUUnknown. nleaa Haiti certificate* shall I* redeemed I*Florida, to-wlt: to law tax deed* will l**n« thereon ea Itegtnnlng at (be SuntbWMt corner of lb* cording 21st day of March, A, I). 1021. Norlbweat qnarlrr of Section 81. Teamahlp IS, tb\Yllneaa. baud and offctlal seal thla tb* Bonlb of Rang* 31 Etal. ran North 8.27 cbxtna, loth day ormyFebruary. A. L*. 1021. J EtaI p.ao cbalna, to tb* right-of-way at tba B. iMEAt.) B. A IKJL’CI.AI*, and I. Railroad, thtoc* Southwesterly on lb* x'lerk nrcati t'i«nt. Waal aide of tbe eald railroad right-of-way to Sem inole Counly. Fla. Ibe Exat line of the Hanford Orant, thane* 27-lie lly V. M. DOUGLASS. t>, C. Honlb 23 degree* IVral on Mid line to Iha South line of lb* Nortbwrat Quarter of. Sec­ NOTICE TO DHAINAOE CONTRACTOHBtion 31. Townablp 10. South of Hang* SI East, thence W**t to tb* point of beginning. firalrd bill* will t* rtMflhl bj lb# ltotr4 Containing Five Acre*, more or lena; \yUDlj. Comnil»1uDtr* of Ontmlj, fkif* It appearing from tb* aworn bill of complaint C 1*1a. nl Ibe office of *abl lionrd *1 Iti^ (‘vaft file.) In tbla caoee agatnat you, that you baa* lb m ac In Hnnfurd, EIorLta, on or !wfor# ID or claim wmi* Inter**! lo the laml* b*r*tnibov* o'eJtK*k ■ in *»n ib# 2t*i IInj of l!»rrh, D. draertbeil,- therefore, yon, tb* said Albert G, IlCI, for l(if cleaning: util of clSutic# auJ\ ftHave*. Calvin A. I‘i>*g*. Georg* II. Morton and nsls In Flufltfa Qrovea amt H aiu^aek William T. Naab are hereby required to be and anlagc lUairtct IMiclira appear befuie our aald Circuit Court, at Ibe iMlUlliiiatrtl 12.000 cu. jtla. Court Ilouse in Sanford. Florid*, on the Ttli day A firilflnl janlsiEi’ cLrti for f2f*0ja» lo f! A, of March. A, II. 1021. amt then and there ILju^lnp*, rirrk of S fioiD iVmnif, 1*1a., tnaal make answer to Ihr bill of cumplalot exhibited at-FTHi |Hiii| *•ac11 bbl. I^k.iiK h J In il o sum of 12,* against yon. otherwise s decree pro confe*ao iU* «\l arrp|)tn!'Itf to tLe lioni.t of I *<*iwill be entered egslnst yon. dou* jilifu ufNJu al^nlnjj of' And any and all other partle* claiming any iiii-«»loiifr« I'lati* arol M inpcIflfB !l«u* ran I mp tffii at tb* ff* right, III)* nr lolrrrat In and to tb* lamia here- i "itl rx i Inabovr described under, by or through Albert o f Trftl ! f , Wllliamii. KuplDPft. 8 anfo*4 a G. Eavea. Calvin A. l*oage, Georg* R. Morion, FU(i* ami can In* frt«tn pa lit William .T. Naab, or otherwise, are hereby re­ i¥ii n .*itctM quired lo t>e and appear before our aald tYr- m44*. oilt of fo.CMl lo bo returned If a bid If cult Court, at tlie Court llooae lo Sanford. Ibo l’H«nr»1 rrwmi Hu* right in r**|rri any tt Florida, on the 4ll> day of April. A. D. 1U21. and Iben and there make anawer lo th# bill of nilItytililn. of Hoaril of Comffitfcomplaint exhibited sgainst aald unknown par­ ■t w e r p oriiff F torilia, lies. otherwise • decree pro confeaao will b* i H K Uo. if K^mlnute t'otinly. f a n o n ti.m , entered agalnet said unknown partle*. * • IrTk. It is ordered that this notice tw published In *J»J **tc the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published In rrnriiiT r-nirnr SEVENTH JUDICIAL Pendoole u7 t SIMIN0LE Cm.avJrov OUNTY 8TAIE eight week* as tn Ibe known parties drren.l | 01RCOF RID A-— IN CHANCERY ant. and one* a week for twelve weeks sa to 11. W. Karr,FLO t ‘uni|'I*Lnant. tlie unknown partle* defendant. if. WllnrM my hand and the Mai of tb* aald M o o n a n d li*r A. 0 . Sfoorr* l>*Circuit Court on thla Ibe 10th day of I>ec«m* C l i n ifeadant*. her. A. D. 1030. FO R LCL08URE— CITATION (SEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS. MOORi: AND l l K I l IICHHANP. A* Hark of Iba Circuit Court. TO 1CLARA 1. Mtill UR, Semlntrt* C*onty, Florida. V t n M f l r r , Fnllsa Counly, 91 ale of GEORGE (1. IIEHRINfl. ■ NOTICE Solicitor and CvoomI for Complalnint*. It titprwriiig from an afrMnYlt of IS-ISle M mIim' i , licit (it ia n t 1»rtiey atui collcltihr f*-r U* BILL TOR PARTITION Margaret W. Hunter, a wlibrw. (I. Kenneth W. Hunter, atal.. ORDER Or PUBLICATION To: Mary Scelje (Hirer and F. W. Ollrer. her huahand. Helen Jalin Rhode, and Mtlrball Scott Ittiudra. her hHateful, Mary E- Sage, a widow. Gilbert tinnier and I'anl Hunter, Wbereaa It ap|>eaia trim lit* 1UU of Coni* plaint filed herein, duly rerlfled under oath aa provided ,liy law. that you and each of juu are defendant* uanted In aald-Ulll. and that Ibe rpa|dem*e of the defendant*, Mary Serlyr HUver and F. W. Ollrer la llochewter. lu the .State of Sew York, that the realdenre of the de femlant*. Helen Jalitt Itli—tea and Mitchell Hi-olt uther similar state agricultural and \m< a s g e m e n t s 111.-lea. her husband. I* Hi. Paul, lu the Slate c o m p l e t e d of that the treldem-e of. Ilie default* Forty-two States Have horticultural organizations, ^to be­ FOB USE OF FAMOUS BOOK ant MMlnnerote. ary E. Sage la l-exlngton, In the State of Kentucky. that the realih-nre of the defendant me a part of the American Farm AT INAUGURATION Paul Hunter la In Ilrtaikljlt. tn the Hlale of State Farm Bureaus; en Bureau Federation, to promote, pro­ New York, nad that the realtime* ijf the de nllterl tinnier la In IlntTalo, tn the 1,600 County Bureaus tect and represent the business, ecn- W ASHINGTON I). ('., Feb. 19.— fendaul State of New York, and that you and each of . . . M . tt i; , Iron are over age of twentyvue jn n , and nomis, social and educational inter­ The desire of President Harding in „i*i there t* the no |-er«'ll In ti n State of Flori ests of the farmers of the state and to return In first principles in govern- j £ $ % £ .* * * The Florida division of the Amer­ develop agriculture,t It therefore ordered that you do aiqwar to ment was given rather a striking ex­ ican Farm Bureau Federation will Util lit Complaint herein at the Court lloun* The Florida State Farmers' Union, emplification yesterday when ar­ the In Kmford, Kaminot* County. Florida, on nr meet in Gainesville, March 10th-1ltli, the Florida Citrus Exchange, the IWorr th* 7lli da> or March. IU2I. the .uni* rangements were finally closed for |»,|ng pay Of (Ida Courl. lit dcteuli for the purpose of organizing n per­ State Horticultural Society,'the State the use of the famous George Wash­ (hereofna Ilolii ihdfr t'!u nmfraao will I-* entered ■ gatnal yon and tin* Mid caae proceed n Swine Breeders' Association, the State ington Bible in administernlg the manent state nrirnnizatlnn. 11,1 ft I* And It I* t or i 1 .-r o i d r i . t l ft.a i ibl* n*dtr* IsA temporary state nrganuat ion was Poultry Lssuciatinn, 'lie State Dairy­ noth 11• 'lie I’ri-sjiletVtelecI. pithll.io-d In Hi- S an fo rd H er a l d n n > * p cp .r men's \s,*un'iiiliitn, the State Aln-rGeorge i host tun, secretary to Mr, putdlal.rd ut s a n f o n l In Seii dno l* t - n u n Pkul perfected taut October with 1, M i| i en Angus Breeders’ Association anil da. out-,* a wo r k tor four c , *"**■''u ' ! i n o t* Whin*** L aml Alt»l 1 K 1 I muffin**, Rhodes, president; J f> Butler, vice- all other kindred agricultural and Harding, wired as follows from i-lor ida tov 1Elliott Woods,* superintendent »'i«kV.r fu '"'".'Jl 1 Klvfldn. Mil* il.e ITTtli U i; of J a n u a r ; . A. 1» aecretarv' trcnlurcr ' horticultural organizations arc hereby flf thfJ cnpitoi; -Senator Harding will ltEtla H. A. DOUOfaASH. ° ' invited nnd requested to becomo nf- be w ry R|ad to nccept the tender of (HBAL) * . Dffk n refill Cduit# The American Farm Bureau Fed­ filiated with the Florida Farm Bureau R O III.N H O N A U III D O ES, mlmlnistcrnig the the Bible used in ndmtnisternig eration hnd its first animal meeting Federation. Hullrlliita for Cutnplalnant. 21 3tc until to George Washington. Please in March, 1920. It nnw has -12 state Program of the state meeting of the IN CIRCUIT COURT. BEVENT11 JUDICIAL form bureaus, with 1000 county fnrm Floridn Farm Bureau Federation nt mo indicate to the chief clerk of the CIRCUIT. STATE Or FLORIDA. COUNTY OF SEMINOLE—IN CHANCERY. .supreme court." bureaus nnd a total membership of Gainesville, Fin., March Kith- 11th: The first and only time this Bible IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH 1,600,000. BILL TOR PARTITION ThursdnV, March 10—JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Or TLORIDA, IN ever was used nt a presidential inM argaret W . Hunter. • w idow . ' r Mi-ptinir callni to tircior au^Fl|rntjon wn8 w|„.„ Gt-iirnv Wash-| The objects of the Ameriraq Farm AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNT'T.— 9:H0 n. in IN CHA N0ERT Bureau Federation arc to develop, l>y ^tiio prvsiiiput. Wt*lct*mo iiiidri’ss. jnjjion( t)u absumitiK thi? chief ex- Kenneth W Hunter. *t nl. NOTICE Or rUUUCATION W illiam M . W oodcock, Complainant. strengthen nnd correlntc the work of Response. Report or address of the To all partle* claiming an Inter**! natter tlojal eeutiveship of the new republic, kiss»«. • Hunter or otltefwlte In am i to tl.r following the State Farm Bureau Federations president. Unknown lletre. Legate**, Derlaeea, Gran­ eti its pages in 1789, one hundred and ite*crlt«etl real i>ro|f*rty. alluatnt In Itemlnote Th* tee* or other claimant* under B. M. Whitof the nation; to encourngr nnd pro­ County. Florida, lowlt. Ixit Sumter 1. K ef m ore* deceaeed. etc.. Itefendanta. lOalO to 11:45-J-Short talks nnd re­ thirty-two years ngo. Hon 1, Town*blp 20 South. Rant* 30 Eaat. CITATION mote co-operation of nil representa­ ports from delegates. It appearing from the Rill of Complaint hex*. A description of the scene in New In filed anil duly rerlfled under oath a* pro­ To tb* unknown hrlra, legatee*, derlaee*. gran­ tive nrgicuUurnl organizations in tee*. or other. claimant* under 8. M. Whit­ 11:4!) to 12—Appointment of com­ York, when Washington was inau­ vided by law. that II la tlie Jiellef of the com- m ore, deceaaed, and to any. and all otber evciy effort to Improve facilities nnd mittees. Adjournment. (dnlnanl, Margaret W . tluuler. that there la a person* or parti** claiming any right, till* gurated, taken from the "History of prnou. or are i-eraon*, Inlerealed lo lb* iloi* or Intereat lo amf to th* following described conditions for the economic nnd ef­ 2:30 p. m.—Executive session. Re­ deter lord prope,rly w tio-e name, or nam e* are Presidential Inaugurations" foll6ws: unknown to th* complainant. land In Bemlnol# County. Florida, more pate ficient production, conservation, mar­ ports of committees, etc. tlrularly deaerlted >< follow*, Jo-wll: "When the president arrived he II I* therefor* ordered that all partle* claim­ The Eaat hair of lb* Norlheaat Quarter of keting, transportation nnd distribu­ 9:30 n. m.—Executive session. Reing an Inter**! In and lo the above deaerlted Iha NorthwMt Quarter of tho Northeaat Quar­ wn» received by the joint congression­ land appenr to the eald Rill of Complaint fit ter at th* Bouthweat Quarter of Section S, tion of fnrm products; to further the Fridny, March 11: al committee and by them his coming *d herein on nr before Monday, Ihe 2nd day of 21, Soatb of Rang* SO Eaat. study nnd enactment of constructive port of committees. Election of offi­ was announced to congress. Just nt May, A. I*. 1U21, the aame being a Rule Day Townablp It appearing from tb* (worn bill of com­ of T|da Court. plaint filed thla rauM. that yon hart or agricultural legislation; to ndvlse cers, etc. Adjournment. Il la rurlber ordered that thla notice be pub claim to bareInaom this time Chnncellor Livingston dis­ llihed * intereat In and to .tb* laad In tlie H anford Herald, a newapaiwr putewith representatives of the public ag­ herein aboro deaerlted. tbtrefora, you and each llahed at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, of covered that there wns no Bible in one* you are hereby required to te and appear tea week for twelve con»ecullve weeka. ricultural institutions co-operating for* our Circuit Court at tha Court llotu* la the fcdearl building. His being grand Wllnra* Ibe band and aeal of E. A. IteuglaM. Sanford. on th* ilh day of April. A. D. with fnrm bureaus in the determina­ Clerk of Ihe aald Circuit Courl for Seminole 1021. andFlorida, master of the free masons, however, County. then and there make (newer to th* Florid*, at tb* Court llm t** at San. tion of nation-wide bureaus in the de­ of complaint filed agalnat you. OtherwlM, reileved him front this dilemma, for ford. Flrolda, tbla the 27Ui day of January, A. blU a decre* pro confeaao will b* entered. D. 1021. termination of nation-wide policies, It la ordered ibal thla aotlce te pnbllabed tn lie remembered that there wns a Bible (SEAl.) R. A. DOUGLASS, th* Sanfoed Ilarald. a newepaper publlahed In and to inform fnrm burenu members in the rooms nt St. Johns Lodge No. 1. KOIIINHON At IIRHH1K8, Clerk CircuitJ'ourl. R«m lnol* County, Florid*, one* a week foe regarding nil movements that affect Solicitor* for Complainant. 21 13te twelr* week*. These rooms were in the immediate WITNESS my hind and th# Mat of tb* laid their Interests. vicinity of the federal building and IN CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDICIAL Clrrnlt Coart on tbl* lith day of December, A. The object of th oFloriiln Fnrm Bu­ D. 1020. CIRCUIT, STATE OF TLORIDA. COUN­ the Bible mnde its appearance with­ (SEAL) «• A* DOUGLASS. TY OF SEMINOLE—IN CHANCERY. reau Federation shnll he to correlate FORMER AMBASSADOR TO MEX- out delay. • Clerk of th* C ircuit Court, Seminole Counly, Florid*. and strengthen the county farm bu­ BILL TOa PARTITION. Washington wns conducted to the ICO SLATED FOR A GEO. A. DeCOTTES. reaus and organizations of similar na­ Solicitor and of Oounaal for OompUinant. open gnliery in front of the senate Margaret W. Hunter, a widow, GOOD JOB IS-ltta ture, to federate and affiliate with Kenneth IV , Hunter, et * 1 , chnmbcr which looked down on Broad N O TICE O F PUBLICATION. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 7TH JUDICIAL (By Tb* AtsorUUd Preu) street. He wns accmpnnied by John To Royal Hunter; CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. wkL' W brreaa It appear* from tbe Rill of C om FLORIDA.—IN CHANCERY, WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—Henry Adams, Governor Clinton nnd Chan­ plaint filed herein duly verflled under oalb a* P. Fletcher, former ambassador to cellor Livingston. The multitude prorlded by taw. that you are a defendant nam­ Janie* W. Jonea, In Mid Hill, that your realdenre la un­ ,T*. Mexico, is to be under secretnry • of which-thronged the streets nnd house ed known-and that yon are over the aije of twen- l.ltale Jonea. DIVORCE. tywoe year*, am! that there la no perron In the state in Hnridng's ndministration- shouted itself hoarse when the hero Slat* af Florid* aervlre of aubpoena upon whom It app**C* from the Affl-Urlt of Jam** W. Thp tender of the position wns made appeared. Washington advanced to Woald bind you. th* Mid Royal Hunter. Jonea herein duty filed, that be la tbe com­ la therefore ordered that you do appear to plainant In tbe ntere entitled eauM ; that th# through Hughes whose selection as the front of the balcony, ladl his hand (heIl lllll of Complaint filed herein at the Courl rraldence or l.ltale Jonea, Ihe defendant, la Hoti>* In Hanford, Seminole Cuun,y- Florida, on unknown to Ibe affUnC. that (here la no one In secretnry of state wns announced Snt- ort his heart, bowed scvernl times and or leforekklonday. th* <lh day of April. ltd. (he .Slate of Florid* Ihe aerttee of aubpoena D eath only a m atter of Bhort time, unlay by Harding. Formal ucecpt- then sat down. the aim* twin* a rule day of thla Courl. tn de Upon whom woald bind defendant; that Ibe af­ fault thereof a deeree pro rvmfeawi will te en fiant tellevea (ha) (he defecilvnt la over tlie Don t wait until pains and aches nnce of the position offered him, it "When Chancellor Livingston ad­ lered agalnat you and the aald cauae pre-re.1 age of twenty-one (211 yeare become incurable diseases. Avoid | j8 understood is planned by Fletcher vanced toward him he arose nnd paid ex parte. You are therefore ordered to appear lo ltd* A nd It la further ordered that thla notice te bill of complaint on Monday. April 1th, 1021. painful consequences by -taking j immediately. Fletcher is a native of close attention while-' the onth wns published In Ihe Sanford Herald, a newapap*r Ibe aame being a rote day of tbla cart. published at Sanford In Seminole County. Flufl Il la further ordered that thla notice te pnbPennsylvania. read. The open Bible wns lifted up da, once a week for eight.remaecutlre week*. llahrd for eight aucceaalre week* In Ihe Han­ WllneM the hand and aeal of K. A. lhiuglaa* ford Herald,' a new*paper publlahed In Seminnd Washington kissed it. Chancel­ Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court of Seminole Coun note County. Florid*. , lor Livingston crido: ‘Long live Geo. ly, Florid*, thla th* 37th day of January, A. I*., WITNESS. K. A. Douglaae. Clerk of Ihe ClrCARUSO WILL RECOVER . cnlt Court, and th* aeal thereof, tbla, th* Sib Washington, President of the United 1021 (SEAL) ’ E. A. DOUGLASS, day of February, A. D. 1021. .i'' Clerk Circuit Court (SEAL) E- A. DOUGLASS. States.’ It is told that ho bent down NEW YORK, Feb. 19.—Enrico Car­ ItOlUKHON * HRIDOXS, Clerk. Solicitor* for Complainant. 24-0lc to kiss the opeiv Bible which Chan­ uso apparently will recover but still Ry V. E, DOUGLASS, D. C. T b* world's standard ramadjr fortddnay, T m rrro R D a f e r r y m a n . In dnnger zt nr,other ndr-pse, phy- cellor Livingston- held, nnd murmurUvar, btaddar ant' u rk a c id tro u b ta s—tba Solicitor* for Complainant. 20-8te National Bvtr.rdy or H olland sine# It? 5. sicians announced today. They, how^ edU ith"lfU enSe^lTldfevprodTittcr- - Brief history of 1920: "Regardless A bootlegger is an individual whose OuarantS*d. ThM« tirga, all dniggitts. ever, expressed satisfaction over his nnce and with closed eyes, 'I swear, of cost.” Brief forecast for 1921 "This account is long overdue.” so help me God." 'condition. % HARDING WANTS FARM BUREAU FEDERATION TO KISS BIBLE OF WILL MEET IN GAINESVILLE FOR STATE ORGANIZATION GEO. WASHINGTON HENRY FLETCHER UNDER SECRETARY IN NEW CABINET GOLD MEDAL W. K irr, the eoniplalnent In iLe a i * i « •?yle-dl r a u w , iiri<l t h e ! a ini ee ch of you arr m l flriita uf a «!n!e olLer i l i i n (he .Hfale «f Fkft* •la flint th ere la no i^rwin w ith in the S fitr of Florida, a e r f lr e of a auhpoena U|ma whom wi-uUi hi fit! you, or eith er of you,’ andj a MU of 1’lalnt h a t i n g been herein flleij again*! you, H la h e r e b j o rd ere d t h a t you an d e t c h of you i fjH^ar lu ihe Mil of romplaltit filed herein a^ilafl you In th e a b o r t t u t Hied rau»e, on the 7th d ij1 o f March. I>. 11*21, the eauie I*elng a rttfc day o f thla Court, and th e Nauford l l f « W l* hereb y d ealg n ated aa tb e D ew atu p tr In ihia notice aliaU be publlahed once a aeek faf four co n aec u tlie weeka. \Vllneaa tny hand and official aeal of offlc# • t Hanford.; Seminole OfQDty, Florida, tbi* tb# Itftli day of JanuAry f A. IL 11*21. (HEAL) ’ K* A. ROL'OLAIVL t'l e r k Circuit Court. Seminole County, H*m ilE I . I . E MA1NE9 , .Hedicltor for Co m p lain an t. 2 t 5te IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT. 8E*1* N0LE COUNTY, TLORIDA !,. p. McCullcr. Plaintiff, vi. . S. W. Steel*. Iietendanl. NOTICE OF BHEglFF’S SALE Nollre la befehy given that under and by virtue ef an execution placed In my hand* tea** upon a final Judgruenl rnlered In the atore en­ titled cauae fur th* n n of $32.ftJ with real* of court. I have made le'ry upon Ibe folhi*ln* ■leacrlted Und* altuate. lying and being In te®Inal* Counly. Florida, to-wlt: lot 22 of HubdIrtalon known aa I’elm ‘J1”* mock;-atao a atrip of Und 100 feel *M* ! , North able of a tract of land deaerlted »• **•” Iowa, lo wlt: teglnnlng 7SS feel South of Nortlieaal corner of Section 13, Townablp South of Range 30 Eaat. run Weal *"*• lhence South WM feel to right of-way of S. ■ I. R. R.. now A. C. I- It. U-. thence eailrrly 703.3 fret to Eaat line of Mid Sects® 13. tbrace North 207 feet to point of tegmnlllg. a ,— And I. BI SterlK of Bemlaol* Counly. In <rd» to aatlafy aald execullon, will offer to, and actI tbe abote deaerlted properly to hlgheat and teat bidder for c*»h dmlnt. legal hour* of^rale In fronl of lb* <l...r at Sanford. Seminole County. FlortA*- ow Monday, the 7th day ofMarch, A. P. H-G Term*: full. Purcbaaer to p»y fo* deeuc. u. haM'. . 213tc ’ Sheriff of BemlnoU County, rtj; notice or iHERirr s sale • Notice la hereby glren that under and by tUtue Of a writ of execution loaning <wl o' offlc* of Ike Clerk of lb# Circuit Court lo for Seminole (ounty. Ilmldo. »herein J. • lalnr. Jolncl by J. E. L.ln*. her bubaad. »ee plaintiff* and MUR# Collin. 1* £»**»*“ * ' aa Stirrlff of Seminole County. ^ levied U|..n tbe following dMcrlt-ed propenj Seminal* County. Florid*, a* tt* p*^«w rf Millie Collin*, to-wlt: Reg. at NW qW E half of NW quarter of SWqtUf'" * quarter of Section 3fl. Townablp 10 • « 30 E.. run Pontb 330 feet. E*** . ^ ’wlB 330 ftet. W**t 2)1! feet to teglnnUf «nd offer th* **(u* for **le te fore lb* J-V° .j^. door, of Bemlnol* County, Fl«ld», to tM eat tddder for raab. porrhatef daring tbe legal bonr* at **»». “ J^nd (te** of March. 102I, to ailltfj *iHl.Datad Ibl* the 13lb day Sturlff ScmlooU'-Oounty. FWiJ*- �# t'j >T* fy?. ~ vyT: # t , -- - - v ------- ■" • 1 ~'fe* -j*7. ip- ~ J THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1921 DOUBLExLOVE CLASSIFIED WANT ADS AFFAIR MAY BE CAUSE KILLING WILL MVL CHIP’S LIFE WANTED WANTED—Second hand show com. Inquire at the paint store In tho We­ illroad W ar, ft-tfe. lika Block, Rail WANTED—Young cow. Moat be fresh and good milker. J. H. Melmer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfc WANTED—You to know we have the finest stock of Fardhook Lima Bean seed ever brought to Sanford.—The L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford, Fla. 28-2t WANTED—Team work, all kinds. In­ quire Hanson’s Shoe Shop. 28-12p MISS KATHERINE WILKEY, Editor, PHONE 428 m thx circuit oourt of the JUDICIAL CiaCUIT or amd fom —nr axm oL i FLO EISA. county. chancery. Sin forJ Building A l « m pore Goo. -CompUlniDt. AnsorisUoh. I* * O*** « W. fttral* i ml wlfn, Ooflnss C. Slwel*. De­ fendants. NOTICX OF MAST EX'S OAL* Nolle* In hereby gl»*n ihnt nader *M by elfins of • titer** or foreekwur* »nd ItrtJ In tb* nbot* to lllltd con** on tb* Win d ir of Jtn atrr. A. D. 1931. I. u Spoelnl Mmttr In Cbencery. on Mcadey, ‘U 4*7 « ilsrcb. A. I*. IM I. In frufit or lb* Court Noon* door i t Henford. Semlnol* OoonU. Flirtda. w ill offtr for nil*, and >*II to tb* blsbMt and b*nt bidder for r u b dortas tb* l*f»l boom of ant*, the follow In* described land, eltnst*. trine and btln* In Seminole C onst/, Florida, to-wlt: A atrip of Uod 100 ft* l trld* o ff tb* North ■Id* nf a tract of land dracrlbcd an beginning 7M feet South of Iba Kortherat corner of 8*0Uoo IS. Townahlp 90. South of Rang* M Elat, run tbenc* W rit SIS fret, these* South SOS frrt to lb* right of war of tb* Senfocd A In­ dian Hirer lUllroad, now tb# Atlantic Ooaet l ine Kailroad. tbenc* Northeaaterlr T90.8 feet to tb* East line of said Section, Towoablp and Miner, tbenc* North SOT fe*t to tb* petal of beflnatnr. cuotelalnf 1.41 acr*o mor* or In*. Ttr me: C**b. Purchaaor to pay foe dttd. J. J. DICKINSON. SS-Ste t p l d s l M liter la Chine*ry. PROPRIETOR OF HOTEL WHERE RECENT HOLDUP WAS STAG­ wns Lieut. Louck’s best man. The ED HAD BEEN WARNED. F ,N EVERY COUNTY (Turn ••tunUj'a Deity) groom's men were: Messrs. John F. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Kolb entertain­ Ttn dollars will save the life of a ed most charmingly at dinner Thurs­ Downing, Jr., and W. Wallis Dowing, JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. 22.— Police today abandoned the theory of i Ho* many will you save? This day evening for Miss Burnes, who is brothers of the bride. The bride wore a white lacc wed­ robbery and arc seeking a man named slogan of the Hoover Relief the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard ding gown mounted over pole peach Dumont, alleged husband of Miss F. * h il(, 0 in F lo rid a and the re- Smith. blow satin, with the court train. Her S P^P'o 111 011 P*rt* °f J 8 Covers were laid for the following; tulle veil wus adjusted with orange Burden, eighteen, adopted daughter of FOR RENT W. H. Burden, wealthy retired I’at^in d icates nn interest in the Mr. and Mrs. Kolb, Mr. and Mrs. blossoms nnd she carried a shower chogue, L. I., business man, who with ,U‘ ind gives nssuranco that Flor- Smith, Miss Burnes and Robert Dean. bduquet of Ophelia roses and bouvar- George Alexander Goodrich, Atlanta, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—One 1°, wUI do its part in collecting funds din. Gn., engineer, was killed by two mask­ 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave. 7. The relief of the 3,500,000 starving LINDSAY, THE ARTIST, GIVES The maid of honor was attired in ed men in a hotel last Wednesday Walking distance to city. Two Iota Euro,* »h» - ill Parish RECITAL AT EUSTIS corner Center nnd Elm Ave. Two flowered tnffetn nnd carried a French night. -].« America answers the call. Df the cutourr oouxt or tmx iit u t k bouquet. JUDICIAL CM QUIT OF FLOAIDA. Uf Lindsay, who is perhaps the great­ Chief of Detectives Cahoon stated lots west side Palmetto ave., 60 ft. of the counties have perfectAMD TOE SXXIMOLE OOUMTT. from Eleventh St. Make offer. B. T. The bride's maids wore pink satin est artist on the piano who has been —IV CHAMD IE T . today that ten days prior to the double j their organizations and arc active­ Corey, owner, 17B N. Spring SL, Los rtopic* Dank of Sanford, s Ourporstloo, Ootnly collecting funds; others have prnc- in Florida (n many years, is spending and silver nnd carried arm bouquets of tragedy the proprietor of the hotel at Angeles, .Calif. 21-tf ptalnant, which the Burdens were stopping re­ jijjllj completed their collections, a few months at Eustis and was here Killarney roses nnd frezia. Sarah F risk , *t s i. Dofand ast*. The ceremony was followed-by a ceived an anonymous letter from So. MOtlCK o r MASTKE’S OALK .hilt many more are preparing to de- a few days ago calling upon the edi­ MISCELLANEOUS Nolle* U b»r*b7 ctTrn tb it und*r and by r ll; reception. Lieut, and Mrs. Loucka tor of the Herald. He expects td vis­ Jacksonville, Mating that an affair „tt i part of the month of March to* o f s d*er*r of for*clo*oe* and salt «star*4 ’•FLORIDA SdOUT" press-printed Is tb* sh ort entitled Clue* on tb* **tb «*J •* to«rtl securing funds to further the it here again and if he docs .we will left last evening on their wedding trip existed in the hotel, "which may end nnd illustrated monthly. Interest­ January. A. D. IW1. I. s s Sptrtsl ta in Florida, and at its conclusion will arrange a recital and give the Snn-‘ in a tragedy.1 ’ O .m erry, on Utoday tb* Ttb day of March. „ rh which is being so successfully ing to all boys. February issue, 28 A. D. IM I, In front of tbs Court IIotM# dot* go to Camp Meade, Md., where Lieut. This letter was not turned over to rtoducttd by the great humanitarian, ford people a chance to hear him. The Stnford, Atm Inole County. Florid*, w ill offs» 6x9 pages! Subscribe for your boy! la Loucks will be stationed. for sal*, ssd Mil to tho btfbM t sad host lad­ Eustis Lake Region has the following the police until after the killings. The Herbert Hoover. der for enah during tb* 1***1 hour* of osls, tho 35c per year. Willard Lumley, Edi­ following described land, altoate, lying sad bo^ little children who are starv- to say about a recent performance of , Out-of-toWn guests for the wedding police express the belief that Good-, tor, Sanford.27*2tp lag la Seminole County, S U t* of Florida, bj todsy arc looking to America his in that city. It was not a recital were: Mr. and Mrs. G.' Irving rich was in no way connected with In now for •it: Lots Ono (I) sod Two <3) of B!®«k D m * Hauers tl]C call, they will perish. No but wns given for the benefit of his Loucks, Sanford, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. the cose and was only an innocent GET YOUR ORDERS ( I I ) , T ier Two (3). of Sanford, rioel le . accord, See W. J. log Irving E. Stacey, Little Falls, N. Y.; your new bulck car. bystander.” many friends there; to D. It. Trafford’s map of Sanford, Flori­ bp* of the European countries is in 46-tfc d a. s s p*r plat Ib tn o f , doly of tteo rd . Burden nnd Goodrich were killed by Thigpen. "Mr. William Lindsay, of London, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Garvin, Bowl­ lit’ children of today who will be the Trrrns: Cabb. Turchaoer to P»J Jor ing Green; Miss Esther Foote, Fort two masked men, who suddenly ap­ FOR SALE—Good farm mule In good J . J . DICKINSON. jtitfjmen, educators nnd scientists of England,’ played tjxo piano for more 23-Blt Bp*d*l U ssier In Cheneery. Benjamin Harrison. peared in the doorwny of the room in than an hour in tho school auditor­ « condition.—M. Fleischer. 11-26-tfc tomorrow. • which the two men were playnig IN THE CIKCUIT COUET OF THE AZVEKTH Bulletins regarding the political and ium Friday evening to the delight os JUDICIAL OIBOUIT OF rLOXIDA. IK ORDER your new Bulck now and VALENTINE PARTY. enrds with Burden's wife and Miss well as edification of an audience AMD FOB SEMINOLE COUNTY. tcooomic condition of Hungary were you will not lose any time on the —Of CllAMCEBY Burden. The supposed bandits de­ much above the average in knowl­ Last Friday evening the home of (Bbmitted in n recent report from l.o,l* Dennett, CompUlnsnt., new car load coming In soon. 46-tfc This was indicated Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Holly wns the manded silence and their valuables, T*. Budapest, to the headquarters of the edge and taste. Welter Dennett, Defendant. according to the story relnted to the not only by its nppearance, but by YOU CAN order your new Bulck CITATION scene of a delightful Valentine party European Relief Council, New York. eller Rennelt. He*ldene* Unknown: no wand save time on the next car TuIt Wapp*>rlnA Telegraph communication has been the discrimination which marked its (liven by. the Misses May .Holly, Mnr- police. Goodrich made n move to­ fruui sn nffldselt filed la this tlist the reetdene* of the defend**! la *»Beauty wns garct Zachary, Gladys Wilson, Lillian ward the men after one had reached load. 46-tfc cene* cwpeneil between Hungary and Rou- signs of approval. known: that It 1 * the heller of affiant that tb* toward Burden’s throat. The mnsked ginlt after being suspended for more spread all over the music, Jbut every Shinholser nnd Anna Du Bose. defendant I* o,*r twenty uoe year* of »*• Md Stewart, The Florist, 814 Myrtle there t* no person In the State of Fionas than two years. The Roumanian gov­ exquisite touch of originality in the . Tho rooms were tastefully decorat­ men fired, three bullets striking Avenue. Phone 260-W.______ 10-tfc that th* serrle* of s lubpoen* upon whom would Goodrich and two. Burden. The for­ player's interpretation of tho pieces bind the stld defendint: ed in nil knids of Valentine sugges ernment has been prdcred by the Re­ "Say it with Flowers"—Stewart, Therefore, you. W elter Dennett, sru b*r*bj mer died instantly, the latter several which composed his program, seem­ tions. paration commission to return 14,000' 10-tfc required on tbu 4th dsy of April, A. D. IM I, i The Florist. to appear to tb* bill of complaint filed again*! Valentine games nnd contest; of hours later! The intruders leaped in­ railroad cars whichit carried out of ed to find quick recognition, and you In till* n o n . otberwle* s dee re* pro to a wniting automobile and disap­ FOR SALE though the applause was insistent reeao w ill on said dal* b* entered again*! you. ninny kind formed the diversions of Hungary after the occupation. It la further ordered that IbU nolle* b* pubpeared. No trnce of them hns been OUR STOCK of Sugnr nnd field corn enough to make him add two pieces the evening, ulso a most novel prome llilird In tb* Hanford Herald, a newepaper pubList fall, there was 7,000 refugee found. llibetl In Seminole County, for e llb l con**culle* is complete. Come in ami get' our families living in freight cars in Hun­ to his list before he reached his node with henrt favors. week*. . . ‘ Chief Cithoon, in relating totiny fo r' prjceg._The L. Allen Seed Co., Snn WITNE.1S my bend and the *r*l of th* »bo»» The prizes for a heart contest were gary. The government was going to finnl group, it wns never bestowed 28-2t itateil court on title 2nd day of February, A. D. aik the Allies to negotiate with neigh­ upon technical frippery or empty won by Dorothy Stokley ^ind Robert the first time the revolutions of his ford, Fin. IMI. investigation, stated that Miss Bur­ K- A. DOUGLASS, There was no Thrasher. PURE HUE!) Rhode Islnnd Red eggs (HEAL) boring countries so that these refu­ display of skill. Clerk of the Circuit Ctourt. den was ntnrried to n man mum-d Du­ Punch was served all through the for hatching, $1.25 for 15.— Mrs. GEO. A DeCOTTES. gee! might return to their homes, chance for thnt, indeed, for there wns S o l i d l»r end of Coun**l for CoOiplelninl. 27 1tp 2S9IC which were in territories formerly nothing of the kind in the perform­ evening nnd at n late hour a delic­ mont in New York last October, but B. Steele. Phone 3305. •______ pressure brought to henr by Burden ance. Though the evidence of vir­ ious ice course wus served. Hungarian. THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH scpiirntcd the couple two or lljree days FOR SALE—100,000 green top col- IM JUDICIAL tuoso wns everywhere and prodigally CIRCUIT. EM AMD TOR SEM­ Greone, West ' ery pi tints.—F. L. INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. after the mnrringo. present, Mr. Lindsay's playing was PIPE ORGAN CLUB. I’e<q>lre llenk of Henfonl. * t\>n>"™U<«>- 1 21-tfc LABOR TO PLAN ITS that of a fine musician, making mus­ The Pipe Organ Club resumed its Side. tiff FOR SALE—Twenty acres of Innd in Wjtnen Steele. Itefemlenl. FIGHT AGAINST THE ic for music's sake, not that of a weekly meetings yesterday; twelve the Celery City district.—A. E. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S BALE. technician Becking to captivate, daz members being present at the home Nolle* le hereby glten tbet under etui by Holies, Montclair, N. J. 28-4tc flrlue “OPEN SHOP” GANG zle and amaze his listeners. The re­ of Mrs. G. M. McGahagin. of to itecutitiu placed In mjr litndi t*a#upon « finnl tudjftn^nt *nt*r*d jn th# tbor# sult was u triumph of the splendid DIUNK m i l t teti cin)if for flib iiiiu »if | ’*U3 .34, wHti The cluj) is very enthusiastic in . ..f mart, I bate nieite leiy ui*m the fol­ Elder Springs Water.- Its 99 08-100 0io** 1Inr WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—The ox- sanity of the man and nrtiat, with having the privilege of presenting the deerrlie.l lende eltuste. Din* »nd t-etng In He lilt mile ('..tin t J, I'lnrldS, t!’ « It | ecutive council of the American Fed- mind, emotions and muscles beautiful­ wonderful Harp Vocal Ensemble con­ per cent pure. Phone 311, t,lt Z! nf Sutidti Litlon ktn.en ne I'eltll IlSttt------------------- mork. elan , elrl,. «f lend MW feel wide off I/ration of ljibor will meet here to­ ly co-ordinated nnd employed in a cert to the people of Sanford. the North eld* uf a trert of Und deerrllwd SS day preliminary to opening the promulgation of nn evangel of re­ A cafeteria supper is being plan­ follow*, to-wlt heRlnnln* 7*S feet South of lbs DEPARTMENT TELLS Charge Lumber Prices Northern*! t-orner of Seethe* IS. Tnwnehlp 30, conference Wejinendny of head sot 109 freshing and uplifting loveliness. His ned for March 5th, the place will he STATE of Itengc SO Keel, run Weet flIS f**t, THEM WHAT WE WOULD natnina! and international lal>or playing wns strong in its grace and announced at a Inter date. Being Boosted by The South the nee South Hiel feet to right « f « *7 of S. * n. It . now .t f I. 11. It.. Iheneo NorthLIKE DONE Iunitin', called by President Samuel graceful in ills strength, suggestive in Delicious ice cream, and cake were r j.tr r l; 7VS.S feet to Kelt line of *al4 Seetloo Southern pine Assoe’n. IS, tlwnce North =17 feet to |K.lnt of l«egtOCompers to consider n “national poli­ its way of the action of n Hon in mo­ served by the hostess. (By Tb* Auedited Preii) Ring, PARIS," Feb. 22.—The American cy” in connection with the present in- tion. The profound' imagination of \n«l J , •• Hltrrtff of Heuiliwle Pounty* In orWASHINGTON, Fell. 22.—Attor­ ,Ier to eetlefy teld ereeullon. w ill offer for Bach, the airy, fanciful poetry of Idustrial situation. State Department hns sent n note to T. N. T. nml eel! Hie shore iteoerlbed property to ney-Genera! Palmer yesterday ordered rele hi*heel 4t«1 t>eet bidder foe f*»h during 111* While the meeting of the council it- Schumann and 'Chopin, the lofty sen­ Mrs. Robert Herndon delightfully the League of Nntions on the subject' suit to be brought In tho Federal the je£Hl liotlre nf tele In fmnl of the tV>UM Hone* | self is not excepted to result in any timent nnd chnrming plnyfulncss anil entertained the T. N. T. sewing club qf mandates, it wns learned todny, the door *r Heuford. Hetnlntde County. Florlds, on IIitrcIt the 7lli, A. D. 1021. American embassy notified the presi­ court nt St. Louis ngninst the South­ Mtmdey, definite development, It is rcgnrded drollery of-Grieg nnd Grainger, and Friday afternoon. Term*: C**b. • IMrrhteef to pey for deed. ern Pjne Association, about fifty of the witchery of Ireland nnd his own U. U. HAND. by Inl-ir offu iulie us of prime impor­ There were nil the members pres- dent of the league council thnt the Its principal member companies nnd y ate sheriff nf Seminole County. FU. fine methods all found ravishing ex­ tance m ■Hue. tion with the meeting ent and three guests, Mrs. A. B United States hnd observations to pression. Again his listeners fell un- Peterson, Mrs. M- S. Wiggins nnd Mrs. I make on terms of mandates for for- seventy individuals on the ground they IN T H E CI RCUIT COURT O r T H E S EV E N T H on the following day. JU D IC IA L CIR C U IT O r FLORIDA. IM mer enemy colonies which considered hnvo entered into a conspiracy to cur* Means of conducting nn organized deV the spell of "Tho Island Spell,” Gwync Fox. AMD FOR S EM IN OLE COUNTY. tnl! the production nnd increase the —IM CHANCERY. I campaign ngaipst genernl institution which, while most artistic, has a Late in the afternoon n delicious of utmost importance. I'enplr* Ilet.k of Hen lord, s Ourporstlon, Com* .price of yellow pine lumber in viola­ pU lnsnl, j of the "open shop" will be the chief charm which appeals to the mass as salad course wns served. tion of the Sherman anti-trust a ct | consideration of the conference, ac­ well as the class. Eustis is under ob­ H. Huff tnd wlf*. Kll«»b*th Huff, end Airman Killed While Tho proceedings will bo instituted Thom** ligations to Mr. Lindsay for giving J e tore klrCerron, Dcfentltnl*. cording to Frank Morfison, secretary WQMAN'S CLUB. NOTICE MASTER'S SALE within tho next fe wdnys, it was said Nolle* le herebyOF *l*wn tbst tituler sod by Trying for Record of the federation and n member of them an opportunity of living for n ----^ last night at the Department of Jus­ tlrtoe of * decree of furecloeor* eml ssl* en­ short spnee in tho higher realms of the executive council. (Frem Wednewliy'e DiUy) tered In the ebor* entitle.! retie* on. tb* 39tb tice. They will hnve as their aim the day (By The Aiiacleted Fi *m ) of Jentnry. A. I>. 1021. I. *» Hp*cl*l U ss­ “The conference will consider the music." The Social Department of the Wo­ , SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.—Cnpt. granting of n temporary injunction ier lit Cbencery. un ilondey. th* 7t^ dsy of March. A. D. IB2I. In front of tb* Court Hone* publicity and other methods of our man's Club with Mrs. George'-Fox ns W. F. I>cwiB, nir mail service pilot on which would restrain those against d<«>r et /Unfold. Seminole County, Florida, »IU opponents," Mr, Morrison snid, ‘‘and MONDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE offer for eel*, nnd eelt to the hlgheet end best hostess entertained with a Colonial the Reno to Salt I^ake leg in the at­ whom the proceedings will bo directed tddder fur recti during lb* 1*1*1 bourn of eel*. CLUB It i* just iMissible that- labor will ■tie following described tend, ellunl*. tying end Ten, Tuesday afternoon nt the tempt to establish a record for rapid from further participation in what the being In Seminole County. Florid*, to-wlt: launch an opposing movement (From Tuesday's Dally) ]xit -23 of Uslm Hammock, t* per plat there­ government alleges to bo a conspiracy delivery between Snn Frnncisco nnd Iagain*t those who imagine they con­ duly recorded In I'Ut Book ‘‘IF* mi P*F* The Monday Afternoon Bridge Club Club House. by curtailing production in Arkansas, of. New York, wns killed yesterday nt 7S of tli* public record* of Oreng* County, of trol every avenue of publicity. Our met with Mrs. Braxton Perkins at The club rooms were attractively which the County of Semlno|* we* formerly * Oklahoma, Tcxns, Louisiana, Missis­ pert, which raid plet hs* elnc* been duly trans­ opponents are mistaken if they imdecorated in rings and garlands of Elco, Nevada, when his plane fell, nc‘ her home on Magnolia nvc. sippi nnd Alabama, and in an agree­ cribed and 1* now a purl of th* record* fr cording to advices received here. Mfine they have made the slightest .Rrttdnole,County, duly recorded In Tint Book I, Spring flowers tastefully decornt- greens were festooned about the wnlls ment to control prices. on pages.' 104 ind IDS. . IP^Rress in disrupting the workers. under n lattice of green. Tertue: Crab, fnrrlieeer to p»y for deed. cd the rooms. J. J. DICKINSON. Mrs. Fox and all of those assisting II believe labor will formulate a plan Jap Sentry Who Shot The orize for high score, playing Specie! Meiter In Cbencery SALFORD MIRROR & FU R N I­ jjs-stc h' expose the pretense of men who cards, was won by Mrs. David Cald­ her were very lovely in Colonial cos­ American ‘Not Guilty’ TU RE SHOP »rc only interested in cheap labor nnd well. Two substitutes for the nfter- tumes nnd powdered hair. NOTICE OF APPLICATION ■FOR Furniture repaired, furniture refinAt n tnble centered with n cherry 1 fontinuation of n policy of profiteer- noon wore Miss Bowler and Mrs. W. TAX DEED *• TOKIO, Feb. 23:—A fnlding of not ished. Give us n call. Samples of Under Section 575 of the General | toft. tree surrounded by ferns and ribbons S. Wiggins. guilty hns been rendered by the court- work on request. Office 116 Laurel "The trade union movement is alert Statutes; Laws of Florida A delicious salad course wus served of red, white nnd blue, Mrs. A. I*. martial which tried Toshlgora Ognsa- Ave. Phone 219. Connelly nnd Mrs. R. R7 Dens poured lo the forces arrayed against it and at the conclusion of the game. Notice in herbey given that Mrs. wnrn, the sentry who shot Lieutenant tea. Proposes toact vigorously ond courWM. E. CONNOR CnlHe L. Horton, purchaser of Tax I®gMully," Assisting the hostess and serving Lnngdon, of the U. S. S. Albany at Certificate No. 355, dated the 3rd DOWNING-LOUCKS were: Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. R. J. Vladivostok Inst month, it wns offic­ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR day of June, A. D. 1918, haa filed said ^age reductions proposed or order­ The following wedding notice which Holly, Miss Bowler and Miss Wilkey, ially announced by the war depart­ ed in organized industry, recent de­ TAX DEED certificate in my office nnd has mado comes from n Louisville (Ky.) paper During the afternoon n most de­ ment yesterday. The trial wns on the Under Section 575 of the General application fof tax deed to issue in velopment in anti-strike laws nnd will be of great interest to many peo­ lightful program w h s given. Mrs. A. charge of accidental murder. compulsory' arbitration are subsidiary Statutes, Laws of Florida accordance with law. t ple in Snnford ns Lieut. Loucks is the M. Phillips nccompanied by Mrs. Propositions to bo considered by the Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Said certificate embraces the fol­ son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Irving Loucks Craig Harris* sang, ‘.The Mnid With WILSON FOR PEACE labor heads. Carrie W. Speer, purchaser of Tnx lowing described property, situated in and hns n large number of friends n Delicate Air." Littlc*Miss Martha TO END OF CHAPTER Certificate No. 54, dated the 3rd day Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: here who will be glad to wish him Fitts danced a graceful little dnnee, of July, A. D. 1916, hns filed snid cer­ Lot 12, Frost's Second Addition to W,,)E AWAKE BUSINESS WOMAN hnppincss: nccompanied by Mrs. R. R. Deas. WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—Presl- tificate in my office and has made ap­ Altamonte. The said land being as­ While the surprise of the afternoon dent Wilson in an address to delega­ There nre many wide nwnke busiThe*wcdding of Miss Amelia Ken­ was given when William Lindsay, of tion of college men declared that he plication for tax deed to issue in ac­ sessed at the date of the issuance of cordance with law. such certificate in the name of W. D. ntis women in Sanford but one thnt dricks Downing and Lieut. Earl Trask London, was introduced by R. J. would bend his efforts to the last In Said certificate embraces the fol­ Horton. I M Come into prominence lately Is Loucka, Sixty-fourth Infantry, U. S. Holly. Mr. Lindsay la a most accom­ supporting cause of world peace. lowing described property, situated Unless saidHertlficate shall be re­ Ii Esther Flelshner. She is tho A., was solemnized at 8 o'clock last plished pianist and gave great pleas­ in Seminole county, Florida, to-wit: deemed according to law tax deed will I l(enoKrapher for the enterprising firm night at the home of the bride’s par­ ure to the guests by his beautiful in­ 6 , Block 3, Tier 8 , Sanford. Lot The speclnl election called at Clear­ issue thereon on the 29th day of °f Zaring & Co,. ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. John F. Down-, terpretation of sevcrnl-selections. The said land being assessed at the March, A. D. 1921. water for the purpose of voting for ^hen she heard that il was pos- ing on Fourth street. The house was the bond issue to buy the bay front date of the issuance of such certifi­ Witness my official signature and J'ble for Dr. Wise to come to San- decorated with potted foliage. What Mrs. Brenninger, of New York, propye trof Mrs. R. C. Lake on Osceo­ cate in the name of C. W. Speer. seal this tho 21st day of February, A, *°rd she said, "I’ll help bring him" The Rev. Dr. J. W. Johnson offic­ Says About Rat Poison * Unless snid certificate shall be re­ D. 1921. la nvenuo and the bny front, resulted I ®nd to date leads nil the city in sale iated at the ceremony, which took deemed according to law tnx deed in 82 per cent of the vote being in "Tried preparations that kill rats, (SEAL) E. A, DOUGLASS, |°f lii'kets. she having 55 of the IDO place in the drawing room before an will issue thereon on the 29th day of favor. This, was no surprise to the but RAT-SNAP is the only one thnt Clerk Circuit Court,. I *°ld to her credit. improvised altar of palms and ferns March, A. I). 1921. property owners .of Clearwater und prevents disagreeable odors after kill­ Seminole Co,, Fla. I Miss Fleishner is one of Sanford’s which wns illumined with tall whito Witness my official signature, nnd there is general cnusc for celebrating. ing. Also like RAT-SNAP because it 28-5tc By V. M. Douglass, D. C. | fbsrming young women and hns busi- Cathcdfal candlek. -At one side of tho seal this the 21st day of February, A. comes in handy cakes, no mixing with l n«s ability that Is sure to win. altar wns placed the United Stntes * Pruning on citrus is progressing D. 1921. No matter how Indifferent a roan flag. Miss Helen Downing was her other food. You don’t hnvo to dirty over DcSoto county. There is also (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, . may be toward his wife, there la one your hands, it’s the best for household sister's maid of honor. Misses Jo'seIs Some folks say “politics Is” and Clerk Circuit Court, use.’ Try RAT-SNAP. Three sizes, considerable preparation being made time when she becomes his haven of lother ssay "politics are,” but so lortg ’ phine Downing and hlary Elizabeth to control lemon qcab on grapefruit Seminole Co., Fla. refuge—when he wanta to yut him D o w n i n g w e r e bride’s mafdJ. Lieut. 35c 65c $1^5. Sold and guaranteed I 4* they ore both connected with poli28 Gtc t By V. M. -Douglass, D. C. property in her name. Paul Porter, 64th Infantry, U. S. A., by Ball Hardware Co. tf by spraying. Itfcs one Is-ns bad as the other. ^ —i S--- i_^ C w r»^ c°c"":r “ ,N DINNER J ft ja *] LOOKS LIKE AMERICA IN LEAGUE a t '. ' MS m UiSlP wtL • .3 �» *; ». *• THE SA N FO R D W EEK LY JBER ALD , FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1921 Call at CATES CRATE CO., The Big Feed Store, for weekly wholesale price list on Feed and Save Fifty to Seventy Five cents per Sack. PHONE 181 JUST TRY US ' ♦+++++++++++-:-+++*+*-;-+*+.:-*+*+-:-++++++++++++++++*+++++++-M -4*++++++++++++*++++++v*+++.fr++<.++++.|.++++++++++ + + + + + + + + + .MH ♦ ^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » * » * » * * » m .» * * * * .» * * * * » 4 * * » * » * * * * i ^ THE AIMS OF MOOSEHEART SET FORTH BY BRANDON IN FINE LECTURE LAST NIGHT t 1 M > |i Rabbi Wise is Man FRIERSON of Strong Convictions Prominent Western FILES REPLY and Makes ’Em Known TO HEARST Man Praises Tanlac NO RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT HAS MONEY UNDER CONTROL OF TREASURY When Rabbi Stephen S. Wise turn­ ed down the Trustes of Tomplo Emnnu-EI, Now York’s famous Synngogue, with the crisp comment that no self-respecting minister would ac­ cept n "call’’ which would be subject to the control of the Board of Trus­ tees, he threw the theological world into nn’ uproar, from which it has not ns yet fully recovered. A bitter controversy has raged, not only in the Jewish religious circles, but also in the American Protestant churches. The statoment has been frcqqueqntly referred to as a “Declar­ ation of Pulpit Independence’’ by sympathizers with Dr. Wise, and it hns resulted in caustic criticism from some of ttie orthodox churchmen. Newspapers the country over, took up the discussion nnd church periodicals have been full of it for the past two. years. » True to his conviction, however, Dr. Wise turned down the offer, nnd the upshot of the whole nffnir was thnt he founded the famous Free Syna­ gogue- in New York City, known to dny ns the grent social center of the metropolis for Christians and Jews. He gave to the effort nil of his won­ derful dynamic enthusiasm, with the result fhnt today Carnegie Hall, the home of the Free Synngogue, now doubtedly it will be in Florida, a great WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—Denial home for the nged patterned after the thnt any portion of tho money ad­ I one at Moosehenrt where each in- vanced to the Kerensky government mntc enn have n cottnge and a few of Russia is stijl under tho control of ncres of Innd, where they can have a Secretary Houston, was made by So­ garden and n hog nnd n cow nnd \>e licitor General William L. Frierson self supporting if possible, where in a brief filed today with the dis­ their friends oven can come down and trict supremo court in respohse to the buy a small home of the same sort suit brought by William Randolph and live out their few remaining years Hearst, to New York, as a taxpayer, OF WHAT MOOSEHEART IS DOin the balmy climate of Florida, know­ to enjoin the secretary of the treas-i INO AND WHAT THEY WILL DO ing that they will be taken enre of ury from further financial transac­ IN FLORIDA FOR THE AGED under the benign influence and pro­ tions with foreign governments. tection of the Moose. They are not The brief also denied there*was any (From Tuesday’s Daily) Every man, woman and child in looking for a free site of this kind, Intention on the part of . the secretary Seminole county should hnve heard they are not looking for anything but of permitting funds under his control the .lecture of Rodney II. Brnmlon at a square deni nnd they expect to get to be paid to the Kerensky or any the- Princess Thentrc Inst night. They thnt in the land before they will con­ other Russian government. Mr. Frier­ would have learned moje about edu­ sider any of them. They are willing son declared there .was no occnsion cation and child conservation nnd the to pay n fnir price for the land nnd for an injunction us thu defendant taking care of the pged in one hour they will afterward spend a million has no intention of establishing fur­ than they will ever lenrn in years. In or moor in mukjng It one of the finest ther credits to any foreign govern­ fact it ia seldom that any community homes for the nged that the world has ments “ns must hnve been known to has the opportunity of listening to a ever seen nnd from their success at the plaintiff when he filed his bill." With 'regard to the payment of man like Mr. Brandon, who has done Moosehenrt they will make good on nnd in doing more for the orphan their Floridu home. No man except the unexpended balances now existing children of America thnn any other one with* a vision such ns hns been in favor of Czecho-SIovnkia, France, agency, group of men or institution. given to Mr. Brandon ami his asso­ Greece, Italy nnd Liberia the solicitor It is to the everlasting shame cf the ciates could ever look ahead nnd plan general contended "the faith of the °CC°P,f" nn r*l/ l,n'cI>’. hi"h, plnc° in was pledged" because V,rt, l*'10|U'? ' 1 ° <>r [ ,lVcommunity that more of them were such a wonderful home ns the chil­ government ...... ..... ........... . established ... .... . Endowed by nnture with n. voice of dren's home nt Moosehenrt nnd the these credits were under not present at the lecture Inst night remarkable volume and umisunl enrone now being planned for Florida. authority of congress. to have heard this gifted speaker. crynig qualities, he lias always been i Describing the transactions be­ G. W. Logan, Peabody, Kansas J. G. Hall, president of the Cham­ And in the close of his remarks Mr. an eloquent preacher. Undoubtedly j tween this government and the Ker­ Brandon iti a few words culled atten­ ber of Commerce nnd George A. Dehe is the most eloqueqt nnd the best Cottes were on the stage with Mr. tion to the lodge of Moose nnd nsked ensky government the solicitor gen­ known nmong present dny Rabbis. “Tanlac hns completely restored my was indigestion. Nothing seemed ta Brandon nnd after the introduction by his audience if they did not think the eral declared tho credits were estab Many say he is without a peer. He henlth a I I feel finer than in years," agree with me. At times I woali Mr, DeCottes, the speaker made effort was worth the paltry sum of lished and advances made "just, as speaks with marked intensity nnd was the straightforward statement have dizzy spells and nt other times friends witli thu audience by telling ten or twelve dollars a year that a they were made to any other foreign greatest assurance. Hfs sentences are made recently by Mr. George W. Lo- my bnck would ache so bail that I them thnt he was no stranger to (Member of the Moose lodge would government, and when made were en­ short, crisp, epigammatie. There are gnn, of Peabody, Kapsas, one of the could hardly get up and down in my Sanford since he had married a for­ spend for dues and that Sanford peo­ tirely free from the control of the sec­ no equivocations. He fights wrong most prominent stock-dealers in the chair. This is just the condition 1 mer Snnfonl girl and hnd heard so ple even those without families and retary of tile treasury." was in when I started to take this with all his God-given strength nnd Middle West. It is not true, Mr. Frierson said, much about the city and the South without thought of poverty could onsmedicine, it took just six bottles to "it hns not only made a new man he hues wherever the blow may fall. nnd he told some jokes nbuut his ex ily afford a membership in this lodge that there Is any existing credit 1 in He is profoundly powerful as a speak­ of me but I have actually gained thir­ make a well man of me. I now hire periences in the South seeking a lo­ that was doing so much for mankind favor of the Kerensky or other Rus­ er and as a thinker, a modernist whose ty-five pounds in weight ami feel ns ’n fine appetite, everything tastes good cation for a Moosehenrt home for the ami doing it in such a systematic sian government, nor that any funds life is consecrated to the uplift of his well as I ever did in my li(T—r hrirnml -nirmirCRttiifr lH purfm .---------belonging to the United States have manner. aged 'members of the lodge. fellow man. He is n champion of the telling all of my friends a Iwrit Tnnlac | ~My wife wn9 a|„0 troubled with been placed in the National City Bnnk, Mr. Brandon nl§o paid tribute to Mr. Brandon is a gifted speaker plain people—if ever there was one. but they con see for themselves what indigestion at times and it relieved that grips his audience and holds the Sanford Chamber of Commerce or any other bank subject to the check The line between right and wrong is it has done in my ense. , snmc way. You may pub them to the very end of his story and its president and secretary and of Kerensky or other Russian govern­ clean cut with Dr. Wise. When I began taking ranlue I niy statement wherever you like about the beginning of Moosehenrt, A. i’. Connelly and others of the ment with the approval of the secre­ His lecture appenrjjnee here in the in an awfully run-down condition. I an,j jf anyone doubts it, just tell thea the search for a location, the making board whoTind taken hold of his prop­ tary. near future is attracting wide com­ was away off in weight, felt weak to Bee me •• 'of this vast estate into a real home osition in such an intelligent manner ment for he is undoubtedly one of and nervous all of the • time nnd | for the homeless children, the ninny and made his stuy so pleasant while HARP VOCAL ENSEMBLE America’s brainiest and most eloquent couldn’t tnkc any interest in my-work i Tnnlac is sold in Sanford by the fine buildings of reinforced' concrete here. He said thnt there was no oth­ or anything else. My main trouble ,Union Pharmacy.me’n: and steel where 1,100 children are er institution in the city of such prime Only Harp Trio in America Appears housed and taught trades nnd given a importance ns the Chamber of Com­ Here Monday Night high school education. Their new merce nnd that while he. could not Mystery of CrossLady Ozgapetian The Pipe Organ club, which is ideas on education of 18 weeks of suy where the home would he located bringing to Sanford one, of the driest Will Speak Here on Ties Placed on A. school with four weeks only for vnea- that Sanford would have the chance pipe organs in the state, will pres­ Near East Relief tion. four hours a day of school in- to present her claims at the proper ent, at the Temple Auditorium Mon­ C. L. is Solved time ami meantime the citizens should stead of six, the iden of giving each day night, the Harp Vocal Ensemble, Lady Anne Azgapctian, a noble­ child 1>0 dnys nt variuos trades'until consider the claims of the Moose, in­ which i,s a company of three harpists, With the nrrest. of Harvey Jenkins, woman of the Near East, will spetkia MIAMI, Feb, 22.—Harold Locktheynre able to choose their life1[work vestigate the work they wc/re doing supported by a vocalist. wood, forty, was yesterdny bound ov­ n negro lad of 16 years, living be­ Sanford Friday night, March 4th, »t .and the entire story of the AlAoso and get ready to become a )inrt of the This will prove a rare treat to tho er to the criminal court on the charge tween Mnitland and Altamonte a public meeting in the Baptist Tentaking up this splendid fdea and car­ organization that was doing so much people of Sanford, ns it is the onlySprings the mystery of how the crosif^ pie. Lady Anne, who brings with her of attempting to slny his three step­ rying it out- to a successful finish un­ for the children who were being left harp trio in America.' The company ties, which have twice within the past motion pictures taken in Turkey »ad daughters, Lola, Elizabeth and Verna. til today it is looked upun ns the mod­ homeless every, day in the year. At is headed by Miss Nellie Zimmer, solo f{nrwrto«l, ranging in age from ten to month been found placed on the A. C.- Persln, hns just nrrived in Florid* present the lodge has a membrship el institution of the world, lie told harpist, who is un artist of the high I.. tracks in thnt neighborhood, was from Washington where she repre­ of taking some Florida children, one of 550,000 men nnd 50,000 women and est quality, hnving played in joint re­ eighteen years. The mother was in cleared up yesterday and Detective growing rapidly everywhere when cital with the fumoiis Evan WillinmH Tampa Saturday nt the time of the sented the women of the Near Eut of the hoys having St.AVitus d an c e Baxter js receiving the congratula­ at the conference of the Rational nnd all crippled up, of keeping them the proposition is put up squarely to and many other noted artists. With alleged attempted killing. The oldest girl told the police thnt tions of the railway officials for a Women's Party. there six years nnd now this hoy is a the thinking men nnd women of the her appear, Miss Ethel Timmer, harp­ Lockwood hnd attempted undue famil­ clever piece of sleuthing. General Mezrop Nevton Azgapetiw, six foot nthlete, a hall player and he different communities. He was round­ ist and pianist; Miss I.ouise Harris, Jenkins, the negro youth arrested iarities during the absence of their her husband, served, previous to the will be sent back to his former home ly applnuded at the close of his lec­ harpist and Miss Clarn Gqrlock, con­ mother. That night, she said, Lock- by Detective Baxter, is a half-wit, war ns advisor to the Shah of Peril* city in Florida, n welh set up, well ture and assured that Sanford would tralto. educated, mechanical draughtsman, do everything possible to help out in The three golden harps present a wood extended n gnspipc into the bed and arrangements are being made and as diplomatic representative to 0 room occupied by the grils, but the place him In Chattahoochee. As the speaker well asked: “Whnt are his plans, At the outbreak most artistic stage setting. When confronted by another negro the United States. ... olde rgirl awakened before the fumes these children worth to your commun­ . . . .. i , l ,! *. I of the war he offered his service* to seen him iplnce the tie on tho the Allied cause andj wns , u became strong. She rushed out of who hnd .................. appointed ui ity"? and answered it- by saying that Fort Ogden Hen is REFORMING OF ----- the room, was seized by her stepfath­ track Sunday nnd placed under ar­ Mooseheart spent $35,000 on one Flor­ charge of the medical corps of the G. O. P. AT EARLY er but succeeded in renching a tele­ rest by Detective Baxter he was seiz­ southern Russian arnly where L»df .Mothering Brood of ida family that he knew of and five DATE. FORECAST phone nnd gave the alarm. ed by a violent epileptic fit from children would soon be hnnded back Anne joined him as a Red Cross nur*. 71; Hatched ’Em All Lockwood made his escape before which he recovered only after a half With the collapse of Russia they wet* to the commonwealth nil of them in WASHINGTON. Feb. 22. — An the arrival of the officers but was hour's treatment. perfect health, nil of them with good Sunday, the half-witted negro youth 'forced to flee in disftu sc early reorganization of the Repub­ capture ndext day. trades and all of them ready to be­ Seventy-one chicks hatched out by was seen by the negro who identified infant child and final y esenp lican committee is now forecast. one hen at one time comes pretty near come good citizens and n large part him yesterday pull the tic ncross the way of Archangel. of their home city. And some of being a record hatch even for South President-elect Hnrding in determined Nine Members Lady Anne will arrive in Ssnfort rails of the track. Remonstrated with these families were left destitute up­ Florida, but Mr. E. L. Morgan, the that no member of his cabinet shnll from Winter Part where by the other negro he flew into a rage .............— r*~ she ,, addre*«* „ Alabama Guard on the community nt the death of genial station agent nt Fort Ogden, be at the same time chairman of the the students of Rollins College and advised the other negro to "mind the students of Rollins 01 nationnl committee. Therefore, if will take oath that this is what act­ , , „ __________ - I - .. 'TV.n rn v tn U S d»Y their parents nnd the communities same morning. The nprevious d»y *°* on Trial Today his own business. would have l>ccn obliged to take care ually happened at his place. The nest Will H. Hays scccpts the postmsstcr speaks at DeLand and Stetson Ub The father of the demented youth of them in the Way that some of them was found under the bArn and no generalship he must divest himself (BJ Tk» i n t d i M h u l l veraity. Previous to this serie* with whom the vicmiiy, vicinity, ( wun wnom he ne lives in me ---------- -K» tkl do and the expense and the half way doubt the heat there helped to hatch of the national chairmanship. HAMILTON, Feb. 22.—The case of informed the detective that he h a s engagements, Lady Anne w The national committee will meet methods of bringing them up would out the brood. Scores have visited the state against nine members of been crazy for a long time and caused | guest of Mrs. Arthur Cur * have told on the future citizens of the the Morgan place to sec the unusual here March 3d. Senator Harry S. the Alabama National Guard charged them trouble, nnd it had been th eir! Mrs. Sewel and the clum wo New of Indiana is believed to be state. The children are never separ­ and interesting sight. Fort Ogden is on a boom and this President-elect Harding's choice for with murder in connection with the intention to have him placed in s o m e Miami, ated at Mooseheart and if the mother lynching of William Baird, miner last safe place.—Orlando Sentinel. is living she is taken there with them is but n sample of what may be ex­ national chairman and while he docs month, nolle pressed today when trial _____ j The Montgomery Times s*y» to live with them and have her share pected In .other lines when the town not want the chairmanship it is un­ of Sergeant Stephens was began and Get your ndding machirts paper, Pullman company uses $60,000 in the work of- the institution. It is gets well under way with the.devel­ derstood her will accept If Harding in­ the trial abruptly ended. New war­ your .files, your loose, leaf" ledgers, of soap every year; and it ta undoubtedly one of the greatest insti­ opments planned. Considering how sists. rants were immediately served upon your office supplies of all kinds nt. much more to get the dirt ou 0 tutions for the conservation of the hnrd most people seem to find it to • hair nnd cars when you get horn Stephen and other eight Guardsmen the Herald office. children of America that has over been scratch out a living for their brood HOOVER HAS NOT charging murder in connection with RECEIVED INVITATION devised and then the speaker said much pride is taken locally in the BUT IS WAITING the lynching. they had another vision nnd'one thnt grit of the mother hen who refuses LOOKS LIKE A he hnd not caught until the Inst few to be scared out by the high cost of When, you speak n kind word to a I By Tit* A i u d i l x l r n u l living. yean and thnt was in rvgnrd to the BEACH SEAT? NEW YORK, Feb. 22— Mr. Hoover child on one of our streets it soon older men who hnd served nut their Perhaps, but wait until we h»v* Oldsmar cleaned up in great style snid he hnd not received invitation to passes from your memory. But cot time nt various trudes or. lines of finished building it. Then ) business and their declining years with its exhibit of fancy thorough­ bocome member of cabinet but pos­ so with the child. That kind word and will sec one of the neatest suw found them'on the verge of despair at bred hogs at the Pinellas County Fair, sible telegram mi^ht have been sent others like them are remembered and bodies you ever gazed upon. A the thought that they were soon to be making a clean sweep of the first and delayed. Declined to say wbnt treasured, and exert a beneficial in­ 100 per cent effectiveness to 1 * 1 sent to the rubbish heap. Men nnd prizes for Duroc Jerseys and Poland attitude ho should make to offer com­ fluence in moulding the future char­ car. Nothing.like a first acter of that child. Big things grow women who were able to work some Chinas. It was by far the best ex­ ing to him from Harding. graceful body to add value|° from little beginnings and we can do but unable to work at their former hibit of hogs that Pinellas county fair auto. We build them to order. We’ve never ntade a million odllara.Mmuch to improve the future of our trade and had been supplemented by has ever had in its five years’ history younger ones.' The new idea df Mr. and the Oldsmar exhibit attracted but if we live to be 100 years old community by using kindness and SANFORD AUTO BODYCO. Brandon and the Mooseheart authori­ much attention from breeders, who We'll never quit thinking that perhaps friendliness in greeting the little ones SanfonJ. Florida when we meet them. some day we may. 4 ties is to found In the South and*Un- gave the animals high praise. 4 *• *' ‘* ' ' i Small Crowd Was Out to Hear This Gifted Speaker WONDERFUL STORY CHARGE ATTEMPT A TRIPLE MURDER - * >' • * * r �* - . - - --f/. * -- --- ?/55-T° *V - " ™ E 9ANF0RD WEEKLY HERALD. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1921 MERCHANT KILLED, NO-FENCE m e e t i n g s JAX IS AROUSED BROKERS SAFE ROBTHE MAN WHO KNEW - WILL BE HELD IN FLORIDA OVER AWFUL BED, BONDS TAKEN AND WHAT CAME OF IT BY NO-FENCE LEAGUE CRIME THERE Has Been D e s c rib e d as Florjda s G r e a t e s t Fight C a m p a ig n HARTOW, Feb. 21.—Shall sernwny, ^.ridden cattle take precedence ovT well-kept, healthy animals of both *Itive and pure breeds? Shall the razo rb ack hog b e, looked ‘ „ with greater respect than the SiU brlw IW offspring of prl«. tuners at state, nationnl and intcrmtional livestock shows? Shall either be allowed to overrun j devastate farms, groves, gardens, highways and home yards in which oillions of dollars have been invested? Shall the progress of Florida, the * f m and grove output of which alone . j, more than $100,000,000 annually, the aggregate value of which iB i I n a billion, be retarded in be­ half of open-range cattlemen, who constitute not more than 1 per cent of the stale’s population, who (on a 50 per Cent basis) have their cattle ,asat only $30,000,000, and who bring in from the snlc of such animals only about $5,000,000 annually? Shall Florida’s future as a stock­ piling qenter be blighted by this handful of men who continue to fight against progress and justice in spite of the fnct thnt I.ouisiann, the last state to accept Florida's tlcky cattle dosed her ports to such cattle on Feb. j_who fight against'their own good »S well as that of their more pro gTcsiive fellows? Those are a few of the questions that are being fired at trade boards, women's clubs, newspapers and other organizations and individuals by the Florida No-fence League, headquar­ ters of which nre in Hortow, and the answer that is coming in from all sec­ tions is u lousing '‘no"! No organitations have refused to endorse the program of the No-fence League, which proposes* that the coining legis­ lature sijimut the proposition to the vote of the people at the next general election mid its only avowed oppon­ ents are those who are directly inter csted in up, ji range breeding, or who are personal or political friends of Stlrh breeders. The No finite L ongueos cam paign ha> U-.-n edito rially described as “Florida greatest fig h t," liut o ff If" ers of the league say they expect no such battle as was necessary to in­ augurate the rnndbuilding era in Flor­ ida, tn furre rattle breeders to protect (heir tattle by dipping, or to protect growers of n tr u s fruits in the world’s markets. They claim to find progres­ sive men and women thoroughly awake to this groat need in its every phase, and that these people will be solidly lnhind the movement when the legislature convenes in April. Interest m the movement is shown by th. f., t that the program hns been unanimously endorsed by both Florida .State 1'ress and South Florida Press Associations; by trtide bodies nnd clubs of all kinds, nnd nt every meet­ ing so far addressed by A. L. Brown, *n authority on the subject, nnd oth­ er sjieakers who are touring the state. Every Section of Florida will be rraiheil before the enmpuign closes *nd enthusiasm is expected in Ihe niorv remote localities. Farniers’ Mass Meet­ ing Called a t Washing­ ton for April 20th WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—A call f°r 11 mafi* meeting here April 20 wns issued Friday to members of the Natuntil Farmers' Union by its president, harli-p s, Barrett, who declared he * rs prompted by "the perilous condit,on agriculture. „ ^ ' s i® the time," the call said 'r*Ien farmers like other intereits should in the most forceful manD*r compatible with the respect we * w*'tys should have for authority, imU|x)n the government tho need ° ^sialoti ve measures In be half of the noble calling of agriculture." A new administration is nbout to ^unie command in Washington," it continued. “It takes control in a me of great national stress, ruin of °usands of our farmers and por*n,‘nt ruin of thousands of others.” ntercsts seeking to "control the 00 , the clothing, the transportation •yVvms and’ the distribution of the a lunal commodities," were declared 0 *’ well entrenched Iri Washington J111 Mr. Barrett asserted htat the •rrnera would bo "nble to impress P"! that Congress that wo are a rcnl f°w,r. With real interests to protect." t is evident that tho fepccinl iniristH will not help us," the call said. (,re |« no chance that the fuel men * trive ua aid and comfort, and no upport can be obtained from the amber of Commerce of the United States. si JACKSONVILLE SCENE OF TWO MORE CRIMES SATURDAY NIGHT A. P. CONNELLY m . \ \\ u knew n man with an automobile, who said he was a careful driver ONE CASE BUBONIC JACKSONVILLE, Feb. ^ .^ J a c k ­ AND IIE WAS! FOUND. PORTO RICO sonville is aroused today ns it has He said he would never injure anyone JA( KSONVILLE, Feb. 21.—An­ never been before in determination to AND IIE DIDN'T! SAN JUAN, Porto Rico^ Feb. 21.— other victim was claimed yesterday by rid the city of all suspicious characters lie said: "If anything happens, it will be the other fellow's fault" The presence of one postiVc case of the crime wave sweeping this city, following the Sensational murder yesAND IT WASI bubonic plague was officially an­ robbers murdering n merchant, and a terda yevoning of two prominent vis­ Thnt didn’t prevent tho other fellow from demanding money nounced yesterday within twenty-four brokerage firm's safe wns crocked, itors in a hotel pnrlor at 9:30 o’clock. AND HE DID! hours after the discovery of three yielding $G600 worth of bonds. Mean­ Surprised by two masked bandits Our man said: “It's not my fault; I’ll not pay anything" while the cordon which'the police have suspicious cases. No further suspects ns they sat at a family card game in AND HE DIDNTI have been reported since the original thrown about the city has not pro- the parlors of the Lenox Hotel, 126 The other chap said: *TLL SUE YOU!" ducedany tangible clues or import­ Newman street, George Alexander three wero found. AND HE DID! An emergency appropriation of ant arrests tending to clear up tho Goodrich, 57, well known engineer $200,000, to combat the disease and mystery surrounding tho deaths of nnd builder of Atlanta, Ga., was sh o t.* Our friend's lawyer said: "We can beat him In court" AND THEY DID! improve tho city's sanitary condition, "Pa" Goodrich and W. H. Burden on to death, and Walter IL Burden, 60, | * Whereupon our frined said: "Ha, Ha, I win I' i • * wealthy retired business man of Tnthas been authorized by tho legisla­ Wednesday night. AND THEN Ellas George, twenty-five, a Syrian cho, N. Y., wns so bndly wounded thnt ture. He paid his lawyer a fee of $ 100.00, plus expenses, and ran his car the merchant, wns shot and mortally he died at St. Vincent's hospital at rest of tho year at his own risk. FOOLISH—WASNT HE? wounded by bandits who entered his midnight NOVEL WAY TO CATCH FISH place of business for robbery ,pur­ Robbery was the motive. The ban­ There wns a cheaper -way out, and wo had told him about It, but he thought he knew better. How would you like to. have u nice poses cnrly yesterday morning. There dits escaped in an automobile, which •i 14 pound trout jump into your lap? were no eye witnesses to tho shooting they left conveniently parked near Let us tell you how little It will cost for COMPLETE PROTEC­ This is what happened to Mrs. E. S. but it is believed two negroes are re­ the hotel. The engine had been left TION, wo to furnish tho lawyer, investigate nil claims, defend all Wey yesterday afternoon while she sponsible for the srime. Georgo died running in order to facilitate the get­ suits, and pay all losses within the limit of our policy. and Mr. Wey were rowing on Lake in a hospital several hours after ho away. Lucerne. At the southeast extremity was wounded. He did not regain con­ Mrs. Burden, wife of one of the murdered men, and her dapghter, of the lake where the placid waters sciousness. Blood hounds’ were used by the Miss Florrle Burden, 18, were the oth­ mirror the beauty of the blue sky and ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE authorities to trail tho murderers. er Anombcrs of the party—witnessing the hanging moss-covered branches of ♦■H-*+-k*++*+++++++*++-S-*l the giant oaks found there, this trout Three nrrejts have been mndc In con­ the cold blooded double murder. The two men nnd. two women were flopped suddenly from the crystal nection with the crime. Yeggs broke the combination off tho enjoying a social gnnic of cards, when waters and landed in the lady's lap. Both the fish and Mrs. Wey were snfe in the offices of Clement D. suddenly nnd quietly the two mnsked rather surprised. Today the Wey Cates & Co., Friday night sometime, bandits stepped Into the pnrlor—lo­ table nt dinner time will have among nnd made their get-away with $0600 ented on the ground floor—through other things a nice broiled trout. *n Victory and Liberty bonds, ac- an open door lending from the yard, Now this story is absolutely nuthvn- wording to reports to the police Inst and covered the party with revolvers, commanding them to make no outcry tic, although it is some fish tale, night. The following is a description of* nnd to hand over their valuables. Fishermen in Orlando will plense the stolen securities: The part ya tfirst thought thnt it hereafter tnkc their wives when they One $r.00 first, 4 1-4, No. B00137,wns n joke perpetrnted by fellow go fishing nnd let her sit in the bnck 212. . ' ' guests nnd began to jest with the in­ seat of the boat. This new method One $100 fourth, 4 1-4, No. 303147,- truders. Suddenly one of the'bandits will no doubt greatly add to the pleas reached for n handsome dinmond pin ure of fishing nnd will most certainly 072. One $1000 Victory, 4 3-4, No. L- Mr. Burden wore In his ccnrf. They 1 prove the least cruel way of trapping then realized that it was grim reality, the finny tribe. Some men would ev­ 2412765. en prefer to be fish if they could In* One $5000 fourth, 4 3-14, No. G- and botli Burden and Goodrich leaped to their feet. The bandits fired with caught by such a novel method.-—Or­ 00027527. According to the elevator boy in the first ihove. lando Sentinel. the Floridn Nntionnl Bank building, ------------- ------ — Used in connection with no other where the Cates offices nre loented, ^ CORRECTION DEATH OF BENJAMIN S. EDDY subject does the newly coined and two men went to the floor on which _____ tli ooffices nre locatedi # * Into f Friday frequently heard expression quot­ Mr. Editor: Deatii brings and is ualwnys iM iiu i u i esorrow iu iu o u n it |o in a ^ n t unexpected hut ono of the saddest j n'Kht’ Th etwo men left, using the. In „ list, published ssome time since, ed above, mean more or apply with deaths to occur to our citizenship was olpvnto wh“rt,?r l,cf"rp midnight, nc- of those who had not paid sidewalk greater force than in the matter that of Benjamin S. Eddy, f ordinK thtl‘ b”*' Ono,b'ul n ""d raving liens due to the city of tidy, who seems Police authorities today redoubled | Hanford, j published the name of Snnof insurance on your property, as­ ingly in the best of henltli, was taken ‘Tmi'lhm Company. The attorney’s ill about ten days ago with what Iheir efforts to rid the city of crooks, suring you against financial loss seemed to be hemorrhages and wns Trunnion and vagrants responsible for m 0 nl placed in my hnmls showed that in the event of its destruction by taken to the local hospital here and , the SPrit’S °[ crl “ c* oocurnn,J ,1P'‘C the said Sanford Trnctlo n Company sanitarium * wr°k While many suspects O W C (j fnr patfin^ the principal sum of fire. afterward to Dr. Master’s him — been nrr— l-iii-ounuactinii with , « :« g,? (;jT:it—interest—amounting nt Port Orange where be died SnturS 2946.79. day. The remains were tnken by the tbe kil' inF of George Aiexnnder Good- $ , ,fJ rj|f mnkinfJ u tnt„| „f $*> tor to ftin nU r* l'b* fifty-seven ,»»nd Walter II. Burrt,for,| (|j,| IU)t show ere My record did not any credit on sorrowing mother nnd sister to the old SEE US ABOUT den, sixty, prominent men who were jj,js n(.rnunt One of the former memhome nt Indianapolis yesterday for in­ FIRE INSURANCE! shot to death in n hotel last Wednes- |)(>rJ, nf (j,,. Sanford Traction Coni* terment. day night, the authorities admit they pItriy. insisted thnt the said company Mr. Eddy wns a lieutenant in tile ‘have been unable to connect any of had paid alt amounts due to the city Engineers Corps during the World those held with the crime. There is f s#nfonj_ An,| upon making n War and served In Frnnce, coming to no evidence connecting the two men thorough investigation i found thnt in t t Sanford nftcr being mustered out nnd nrrested in Lake Butler Saturday with 1018 the city hns received, nnd given engnging In the vegetable business, The two prisoners, c^0(iit f„r um|er Mis. Income, $3055.45 farming the Lucas plnce with success the murder. Charles Gundallus, thirty-four, ° f |f r„ni said company, which discharged nnd wns getting nlong nicely when he Chester, Pn., nnd Sherman Rosslter, th)> sfti(, |i(,n 1ini) it Hhou1<l hnve been was stricken with the disense that forty-six, of Chicago will probably be takes such a heavy toll each year. He released tomorrow. They were ar­ rniireled, ns it wns fully paid I tnkc FIRST CLASS PAINTING? had been a resident of tihs city about rested while beating their wny on a pirn sure in correcting the mistake inndr in the former statement, nnd In a year nnd’ a half nnd made many j freight trnin. They told a hard luck A NEW TOP? friends by his gentlemanly manner \ story of being without work nnd were giving to the Sanford Traction Com­ pany the credit it is justly entitled to a *and business ability. He wns n mem- ‘ endeavoring to return to their homes. recelyc. her of the Prcsbytcrlnn church and • GEO. G. HERRING, t Top Repaired? wns respected nnd tstcemcd by n large City Attorney. NOT DIFFICULT circle of friends whose sympathy Seat Covers? goes out to the mother and sister who TASK TO DESTROY HELD UP IN DAYTONA nre mourning the loss of this fine Upholstering Repaired? ROACHES IN HOME young man, who was a true son nnd brother. He was 29 years of age fit While returning home, unaccom­ New Celluloid? the time of his death. One of the most effective and sim­ panied from n picture show shortly ple menns of ridding premises of nften 10:00 o’clock Inst night, Mrs. New Back Curtains? . roaches is dusting with commercial Elizabeth Chnsteen of 105 South First sodium fluorld, either pure or diluted street, wns struck ovgr the head by nn Back Curtain with Plate Glass? one-half with some inert substance iron bar in the hnnd sof n "thug” and, such ns powdered gypsum or flour. rendered unconscious, wns robbed and The Top Waterproofed? This remedy' is ono recommended by left helpless near the sidewalk on the United States Department of Orango avenue, less than a hundred Dents Taken Out of Body or Fender? Agriculture. feet west of Ridgewood, almost in Numerous practicnl tests conducted the heart of Daytona.—Daytona Jour­ Motor Painted? UtedfortTs Blade-Draught Highly in lunchrooms, bakeries, milk bottle nal. exchanges, etc., have shown that with Recommended by a Tennessee the use of. this substance ronches can In the jungle every ctcuture thinks WE SPECIALIZE IN THIS WORK Grocer lor Tronblea Re­ be'bomplotely exterminated with very of U b rights, nnd none of its duty.. little trouble and cost nnd wilJh none sulting from Torpid This is the reason it is a jungle. ( C of the possible dnngers attcmlhjw the Lirer. uag of hydrocyanic-acid gas, another efficient means of control. With the Hastings Seeds l| East gfashvllle, Twin.— Tho efflo* use of some dust gun or blower tho tescy of Thedford’a Black-Draught, tht sodium fluorid can be thoroughly dust­ 1921 Catalog Free PHONE 112 SANFORD HEIGTHS genuine, herb, lirer medicine, Is ed over the shelves, tables, floors and It’s ready now. 116 handsomely Il­ ! the runways and hiding places of tho Touched for by Mr. W. N. Parson*, I lustrated pegaa of worth-while seed grocer of thU city. “It la without, ronches and garden news. This new catalog, The immediate effect of the pow­ we bollere, Is the most valuable seed doubt the beet liver medicine, and I contains don’t believe I could get along without der is to cause these insects to come book over published. It full pages of the moat popular i t I take It for tour atomacb, head­ out of their retreats and rush about twonty vegetables end flower* In their natu­ ache, bad lirer, Indigestion, and all more or less blindly, showing evi­ ral colors, the flnost work of Its kind dence of discomfort, to be followed in *1. * other tronblea that are the result of ever attempted. the course of a few hours by their With our photographlo Illustration* a torpid lirer. . "I hare known and used It for year* death. The dead or purulyzed roach­ and color pictures also from photo­ The more you smoke them - He better youH Ole them graphs, we show you Just what you r , and can and do highly recommend It es can be swept, up and burned, and grow with Hastings' Bee^a even be­ Write for our Premium Catalog No 4 to OTary one.- I won't go to bed with­ complete extermination is effected fore you order the seeds. This cata­ 1.1 ET.1S CIGARMFC. CO., NEWARK. N. J. out It In the house. It will do all It within 24 hours. It is not definitely log makes garden and (lower bed Largest Independent Osar Psctory la th* World. claims to do. I can’t say enough for known whether the sodium acta thru planning easy and It should be In ev­ the breathing pores o rns a stomach ery' single Southern homo. Write ns 1LH a post-card for It. giving your name Many other men an(l women through­ poisoii. Probably, however, it acts in and address. It will come to you out the country have found DIack- both ways, inasmuch as it hns been by roturn mall and you will bo mighty i"M-k++*+*-k++'h+++++4**?+4*+**++-S*->*+-l-+*+-t-*M-++4+*S-+++++*♦++ Draught Just as Mr Parsons describes ( found to kill caterpillars fed on fol- glad you’ve got IL Hastings’ Seeds are the Standard —valuable In regulating the lirer to ingt* dusted with it. of the South and they have the larg­ Its normal functions, and In cleansing est mall order seed house In the world If you want to live in days of per­ back of them. They’ve got to be lha the bowels of Impurities. Tbedford’s Black-Draught Urfer medi­ petual sunshine just convince the best Write now for the 1931 cata­ cine ts the original and' only genulna. profiteer that every cloud haa a ailver log. It is absolutely rreau Accept no Imitations or substitute* lining. They'll reach up and pull ’em H. a HASTINGS CO., fCBDSMBN, mm ,-r : ■ , .J ■ j f SAFE T Y FIRST . Does Your Car Need - SOUR STOMACH INDIGESTION ; REHRR BROS. £ • '•-- _i OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE Always u l( (gr Thsdford’s. : --rj-aL ATLANTA, E.M - ‘ ' • - - ir f y p im '*Cv wKJt&aa . •r- -4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 25, 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/d916586c9e689b4b98dabef428a7d296.pdf 81dce3030a9a3de0c0473ff6876bece8 PDF Text Text SANFORD CHAUTAUQUA, MARCH 29 TO APRIL 2, INCLUSIVE ^ f SANFORD IN -THEvHEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volu m b xn. TH E SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1921 NUM BER 27 PHYSICIANS THINK IIE HAS NEAR TOLEDO AND TAKE SIX SACKS OF REGISTERED PASSED THE CRISIS TODAY MAIL ' AND IIAS CHANCE Daytona Sets Up Still Seminole H as a Fin< in City Hall Building Display of Everything DAYTONA, Feb. lfi.-O n e of the in Fruits, Vegetables most complete moonshine stills ever (By Th« AimcUUA Tnu) , ( NEW YORK, Feb. 17:— Condition o f Caruso continued unsatisfactory and critical according to statement issued by physician,! at 9:30 this morn­ ing. Statements said they could ex­ press ni> opinion one way or the other but condition very critical. Word has reached newspaper men that Caruso had ralliedfro m second relapse early this •morning but again very weak. Twelve tanka of oxygen sent to the (By n « 1um UU4 Tnu) TOLEDO, Feb. 17.—Sheriff Taylor and poise has surrounded several plac­ es at Pointplace, six miles north of here, in search of five armed bandits who early today held up three clerks in the main postoffice and escaped with six sacks of registered mall. The postmaster is unable to say what loss was nivolvcd. Postal employes admitted loss may total a half million dollars. Police claim loss in currency alone may be between three and four hundred thou­ sand dollars. . Stork Brings an Opener W ill Be Attorney-Gen to Tin Can Tourists eral if E veryth in g. ORLANDO, Feb. 18.—Tho first baby bom in any Florida tin can tourist camp arrived Sunday night at seen in these parts and this neigh­ the Orlando free automobile camp, in borhood, is no stronger when it* comes the shape o f a lusty 9-pound young­ to stills, was found on Sunday by Deputy Sheriff T. 0 . Milton in - a ster, which the stork dropped thru BUT THEY ARB TOO BIG TO BE GIVEN ANY SANFORD swamp back of Kingston. He brought the roof of the living car of Mr. and REPUBLICANS. the atill and placed it hi the city hall, Mrs. 0 . T. Jacobs, whose home is in where it was the center of attraction Iowa, but who arc sojourning in the (By A t I m iUtW Ttui) today. ' * City Beautiful for the winter. ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 17.— Prob­ Milton has had a fine line on the (By Tb* I i m c U M Fnu) lems o f variou* kinds to be solved be­ atill for some time, but previous to NEW YORK, Feb. 17.—Caruso held talked fore the inauguration were Sunday- had found that the owner had his own during the night physiciuns EMIGRATION STOPS today by President-elect Harding over moved it each time he dropped around announced today. While not minimiz­ "-TYPHUS FEVER DID IT and Horry Daugherty, of Ohio, who to investigate. NOTHING ELSE COULD ing the gravity of his lilncss, physic­ managed his campaign for the presi­ ians indicated if he passed the crisis dency last spring and who Is expect­ TRIESTE, Feb; 17.— Emigration today he hod a fair chance for recov­ ed to be attorney-general in the new Gainesville M ay Modi ery. He slept some last night and from Central Europe to United States cabinet,. Final make up o f the cabi­ fy Sunday Lawg h is. temperature wna lower than at has been suspended and the eastern net itself occupied first place in their any time since his serious heart at­ frontiers of Italy closed pending clean­ consultations. Only cabinet posts not GAINESVILLE, Feb. 17.—Laws tack Tuesday night. ing up of sanitary situation here. yet virtually assigned aor navy, com­ forbidding the operation of theatres adopted n resolution calling upon merce and labor. oh Sundays may be modified, accord­ President Wilson for an Itemized ing to present nidications, and Gaines­ statement showing disbursements and ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 17.—With ville may soon have Sunday shows if allotments of the $150,0b0,000 war seven of his ten cnblnet appointments present plans materialize. An ordi­ fund voted by congress.virtually determined, President-elect nance that would revoke certain sec­ Tho resolution, which was adopted, Harding and his chief political advis­ tions of the law is before the city 211 to 79, was attacked by Democrats ers nre ssftlng over finally tho avail­ council of Gainesville, and several who charged that It was put forward able material for the portfolios of members of the council have made it at this time to defamo and malign nnvyt commerco and labor. AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE known that they are very favorable And He Ought to £ n o w For tho navy post, Frank 0 . LowPresident Wilson in the closing days NEGRO LUNCHING to the plan. Many church members den of Illinois still is considered n pos­ NEAR ATHENS. GA of his administration. Reference to He Sent S u b s e t have stated that they will not oppose, sibility, wit hscvernl others holding expenditures by the American peace such plans or modification of the to Do Dirty W ork commiaaion at Paris fanned tho an even chance should he finally de­ ATHENS, Gn., Feb. 17.—State and flump, on the Democratic side and cide not to enter tho cnblnot. Half a (Br TV* r™*.) county authorities began investigation turned the dohate into strictly par- dozen names nre in tho hnt for ^the whole. Tho Sanford Hybrid display is SAINT BLAISDEN BADEN, Feb. secretaryship of commerce, with the the work of Hon. L. A. Bromley, chair­ 17.— Battleships won the world war of lynching Inst 'night of John Ebcr- U*"n channels. odds seeming to favor a Southern Re­ . . » j Chnlrmnn Good of the appropriman o f the board of county commis­ and will win future wars in the opin­ hnrdt, negro, suspec e atlon committee, who reported the publican. The list o f nvnilnblcs for sioners. i ion of Admiral Von Tirpitz. He re­ Mrs. Alter Lee, white woman. T c n,BO|u||on Introduced by Representa- head of tho Inbor department is un­ Seminole and the celery hnve been affirmed his faith in above the water negro was taken from Clnikc county jjvc (jould, Republican, Now York.de- derstood to hnvc been narrowed to synonymoua in truik thought, but the craft during the interview and de­ four men—John J. Davis of Pennsyl­ fair visitor this year takes In forty- clared the submarine, owing to pecul­ inil here and burned at the stake near clnred thnt if any injustice had been vania, James Duncan of Massachu­ done the president, tho Democrats three different kinds of marketable iarities of war, is given grenter im­ were responsible, by attempting to setts, T. V. O’Conner of New York, ty, several miles away, vegetables, let alone the fruit, ail portance than warranted by fnctn. crente the impression thnt "there was and Representative John L. Nolan of grown in Seminole, from the .celery something vrooked in the money California. thnt has brought fame and fortune to spending,” when the resolution itself the county, to the very rare Dill plnnt did not intimate thnt there hnd been thnt puts tho dill in the pickle. Here nnythlng improper. nr& found growing on the same plant, Mr. Good declined to offer nn At N’ipht Johnnie J. Jone ‘ Shews, flowers in bloom and fruit in the pod nmopdmrnt railing on vnrloua depart­ of delicious garden peas, and the airplane Illumiral.d Illuminated ments for nn accounting which was sportsman’s rye is attracted by the secretary of wnr, Andrew Mnllon of Stunts the method ndoptod, Democrats allgator hide fifteen feet long and the Pennsylvania for secretary of the I Th.- officials of the Sub ntntcd, in nsklng for nn accounting of handsome bunch of live 12 and 15- Oiling Up Machinery treasury, Will II. Hays o f Indiana for Mid-Winter Exposition cells Spnnish war funds in President Mcpostmaater-gcncrol, Harry M. Daugh­ peminolc County Day, but if the in- pound wide-mouthed bass, still kicking That Had Some Brok­ Klnley’s day, erty o f Ohio for attomoy-gencral, kmsted crowds that flock to,the com­ and freih from their hnbltnt of tho St. Henry Hugh Wnllnco o f Iowa for sec­ en Shafting Last Fall prehensive exhibit o f Scihinolc coun­ Johns river—and nil found in Semi­ nole. retary of agriculture, and A. B. Fall ty’s agricultural products in the Ag­ Strawberries, rich, red and luscious, ( B j TV. A im c UUA Fr»«> of New Mexico for secretary of the ricultural building, nnd tho myriads WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.— Rc-orpotted for the fair, bear flowers on interior. of all-angled questions which they ask gnnizntion of the Democrat’ s party INVADE PARLOR FOR A IIOI,DUI tho same plant, and rare vegetables Of the three vcaant places, the sbout the variety thnt catch tho eye machinery in preparation to the con AND SHOOT ON SHOW OF navy secretary-ship is proving , the ire a criterion, yesterday was Semi­ like broccoli nnd the wild eggplant gressionnl campaign of 1922 nnd the most troublesome to fill. It now is re­ . RESISTANCE nole ('utility ,I)ay as well ns today, And are in n display by C. M. Berry. presidential campaign of 1924 is the The magnificent display of grape­ garded as certain that Mr. Lowden tomorrow will he nnd so will every fruit and oranges in the Seminolo topic set aside for discussion nt a can have the navy appointment in he dsy this week. meeting here today by Chairman Geo. wants it, and there nre mnny indica­ The Seminole county exhibit, which county exhibit is the effort of Chase White, national committee and mem­ A Co. of Sanford, and a remarkable tions o f strong pressure to induce him Pelts you on tho right as you enter display o f celery growing in its na­ ber of the cxceutive committee re­ to accept. . I • • tive soil, la shown by Albert Dorner, cently appointed. The growing wave o f agitation for of tho same place. Lettuce In elegance Southern representation in tho cabi­ net may land a secretary of the navy of quality and fresh from the gnrdcn is displayed In all its juicy moisture from South of the Mason and Dixon’a line’,. but the general impression hereby Partin Bros, pf Wagner. CHALLENGE COMMISSION is that it wil bo more likely to bo fe lt The possibilities o f truck products in the choice of thfe secretary of com­ ri the throngs enviously for a few in Seminolo la illustrated by an ex­ merce: Tho movement is one o f thefoments, and spent his covetousness tensive display of lettuce, celery and strongest influences now being bro't cauliflower fro mth egardens of Ed fame by ejaculating: "W hy don't to bear on Mr. Harding’s headquart­ W ard/and Tim Tietscma, Geneva, •hat (larnt'il fellow tell ’em it’a really ers here in the main and has token demonstrates the finer processes of P*rt of Ornngc county, anyway." the form of a bid for sectional rep­ specialised agriculture by a compre­ The bnckground o f the exhibit la a resentation rather than for the allot­ hensive display o f honey, strained and bore diapiny of com thnt marks s rev­ ment o f any particular place in the in the comb, and various exhibits of olution in agricultural development for next president's family of counsellors. commercial beeswax. climatic needs..If there have been any The Fine Arta building is shaped Representative C. Baacom Slemp o f COTTON BURNED dubious cynics as to the ability of Virginia and T. H. Huston and Newell Florida soil to produce a com not like a wheel, with a central hub and (Br TV. liMdittd Tnu) Sanders of Tennessee aro,two of those °nly in profltablo quantities but o f a spokes radiating In several directions. lllSIIOP JONES DEAD ENNIS, Tex., Feb. 17.-4,000 bales most prominently mentioned fo r cab­ In one of these spokes la a woman’s ‘Priity peculiarly adapted to the Flor­ o f cotton were burned here today. The inet appointments' in the petition! exhibit that Is superb, for Mrs. Wake­ ida climate, his doubts fade when he (Br TV* AmocUUA Tnu) loss la estimated at *4,000. Police bothat are coming to the president-elect. field o f Geneva is the ne plus ultra realizes the Sanford hybrid. Success­ PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 17.— Bish­ lieve fire was incediary. Three ware­ Some o f the requests have mentioned In the wonders o f her preserves and ful corn raisers in other states have op William A. Jones, Catholic diocese house! destroyed. . tho commerce secretaryship as a fit­ jellies. She has tflts display arranged Practically settled upon the White ting reward for the South, because of in besytiful style with a trelllswork Pjjri •» the Ideal seed—at leaat the RECESS FOR MONTH the present movement for expansion around the booth, and In the booth is Y^He Dent qualities have converted was fifty-four years old. of Southern industry. what at first s»ffht seems s Jeweler’s “ e n'*Jority o f growers—but owing to From outside the South have come ” >e peculiarities Its softness was a display o f rubles and emeralds, and In CHICAGO, Feb. 17<—Recess for Departing for Russia, Afartins, many petitions fo r the appointment “•advantage In the Florida climate. reality is the jellies o f guava snd’mlnt one month in the hacring before the Soviet "ambassador," saya the United of John Hays Hammond of New York Then the Cubnn flint was Introduced, with an electric light shining through railroad labor board on application States wil] "soon see the light." Mr. or Herbert Hoover o f California to them, Mrs. Wakefield haa aa well all *nd Its rock-like ahelj presented Just of railroads for abrogation of the pntMartens lias been sent* out of tho the commerce post. There also hag aorta o f things made of guavas from J* manV disadvantages as the White inal agreement wait asked today by ! country precisely for the reason that been talk of Charles D. HUlea o f New ®ent» hut it remained for progressive the past eto the preserves, with every employees who said they needed until , the United States has soon the light— York and several others. All four o f I variety of orange and grapefruit mar-, “ Perimontcrs o f Seminole county to March 14th to prepare rebuttal testi­ It’s a "Red” light and it meani dan- those now In the front of considera­ malade, candied komquots, preserved **olvo n cross between the two that mony. ''' . ‘ ger.— Long Island City Star. tion fo r the labor secretaryship are loqusts, and preserved nnd jellied r*tolned tho qualities o f each adapted union men. roselle, all in the ‘ highest perfection 0 tT°picslly moist latitudes, and the ^Sanford Hybrid la the result The of art and cookery.— Reporter-Star. There are a lot of people who foal • ■■ » 1 " Juecessful 'results that have followed •bout congress Just as Gen. Dawes The unpardonable sin In a person Panting of thia com not only have does, but they haven't his vocabulary, s name for Seminole, but prob- o f a different race or religion from us Is to be smarter than we are. —Norfolk, (Neb.) News. 'ly mark the beginning pf an agri. . Itoral history for the peninsula as ■ Ohio State Journal 3 .irri. �THE SANFORD W E E K L Y H E R A LD , FRID AY, F E B R U A R Y 11, 1921 S T A T E M E N T FOR Y E A R 1920 City o f Sanford, Florida S T A T E M E N T FOR Y E A R 1919 City of. Sanford, Florida REVENUE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDING REVENUE INCOME; 1919 Taxes assessed.... ..... ’ ........... ........ . 1920 Taxes on Lands sold for Taxes Licenses ------~------- . - — Pound Fees ________ ____________ Dog Taxes .......... ....... ......i ____ ___ Fines and Costs Municipal Court ... State Road and Bridge Fund ..' Interest and Costa...... ........ .... ..... ... Miscellaneous Income ______ ______ And Many o f Them A re Booze on Ships " t s r 1 NEW YORK, Feb. 7— A rose by a detective and the accidental over­ hearing o f a conversation atop a Fifth fvenue bus caused raids on two ships in New York harbor today and IS APPARENT TO PEOPLE WHO the seizure o f more than $20,000 worth SEE THE WONDERFUL GROWTH o f drags on the one and whiskey, OF SANFORD laces, revolvers and other goods on Sanford or any other city is the growth o f the suburbs and if this is a sure enough sign and all the wise ones say it is, then this city is growing boom. A ride or1 a ' walk through the suburbs o f Sanford will show the signs o f new houses going up everywhere in the city limits and many miles beyond the city limits and investors from other points are coming here to take up the realty business because they see the golden opportunlty that this city offers over any other at this time. * The strongest point about Sanford realty is that the prices are right and within the reach of all and this is bringing many investors here at this Hf- t The subdivisions are extending along the Orlando road at present and thla part of the city seems to have a stronger bid than in any other dire*, tion although the west side is improving and several fine mansions 1 are talked o f even miles out in the celery belt. With the present-day methods o f transportation it is no hardship on anyone to live even ten miles from this city on a good hard road for the auto puts the suburbanite within easy dlstance of the city even that far away. To the man who has been shut up in tho narrow confines of a city the country has a compelling charm that calls him out of the city to the green fields of the country and the only mistake the real estate men make In this line o f endeavor is in making the suburban lota as small as they are In the city. The man who desires to live farther out wants plenty of elbow room and Is moving out for that pur­ pose. One way round this question, however, is the very reasonable prices levied on many of these subdivision lots, F. O. Biedcr for instnnceyelllng his lots as low as $25 each and at this Tate one could buy an acre of land at a very reasonable figure. At any rate ■this healthy growth of Sanford is verj) gratifying to everyone* and San­ ford is growing in nil directions. , Thomas E. Rush, customs surveyor o f the port, was riding on the top of a bus last week and overheard two men in conversation say it was an easy matter to smuggle goods off ships. He found the men were connected with the steamer Fort Pittbridge, which arrived recently from Vigo, Spain. A searching party was sent to the ship and under several tons of coal flfty-one bottles o f whlskey were found and In a cargo hold several thousand dollars worth of laces, lingerie and other articles were stored. The drag raid was carried out on board th esteamshlp Florence Luckenbach after Detective Bernard Boylan, disguised as a longshoreman, is said to have gained the confidence of Frederick Sunoff, the ship’s quartermaster, and had told him a friend would pay thousands o f dollars for enough cocaine to last for n year, Sundolf, Boylan said, let it be konwn that drage were on board the Luckenbach nnd later was arrested and locked up, charged with being a drug vendor. Dr. Carlton Simon, special deputy police commissioner in charge of the narcotic staff, said he was certnin Sudolf was connected with ,an international drug smuggling ring. For the benefit of the many custom­ ers who have naked nbout the Molle typewriter this week The Herald an­ nounces that more of these fine ma­ chines have been ordered and will b« here the last of the week. Take a Molle to your home nnd try it. You will like this elegant machine better than any you have ever tried. Once tried you will never give it up. They are only $65, terms if you want them. Herald Printing Company. The Russians either will or will not start a campaign in the spring to con­ quer Europe for bolshevism. There are few persons who would find the journey of life interesting without a lot of stop-over privileges. DEBT: Interest paid on Warrants Bond In te re st---------------- 2,148.54 15,594.71 188.23 REVENUE INCOME: Taxes— Roll 1918 — Licenses Collected .— Fines Collected Dog Taxes Collected.. Pound F<ea Collected Interest Collected ..... Costs Collected ......... . Franchise Collected .. Miscellaneous Income $46,16023 2,18322 1,971.76 151.00 217.00 1,226.11 29627 168.00 390.58 EXCESS: Expenses over Income ORDINARY; * ' * Cancellation and Adjustments ........ ......... ....... Old City Government Expenses________ ...____ City Commission — ______________ _____ ____ Office of City Manager .— .... - ............ ............ Office of City Attorney .......................... .......... Office of Municipal Judge ---------------------------Div. o f Public Health — _____________ ______ Dir. of Police _______ _________ ___ 1__ ’_____ Div. of Fire ..... .——— -,............... ' Div. o f Parks and Playgrounds______________ Div. o f Public Buildings E x p en se__________ Div. o f Engineering §nd P la ts ________ _____ Div. o f Street Cleaning and Garbage Removal Div. o f Pound Expense-------------------- l_______ Div. o f Street L ig h tin g ------------------------------$68,918.48 Div. o f Water Supply _____________________ _. Dept, o f Records and T axation____»__ _____ Dept, of Finance'........ ........ .... i--------------------$ Div. o f Maintenance Streets and Bridges...... L. Div. o f Maintenance of Sewers and Drains___ Div. o f Maintenance of Public Buildings.... ..... DEBT Bond Interest apd Exchange Warrant Interest __________ Discount on Taxes j________ I 16,15422 DECEMBER $51,073.38 134.30 3,480.80 . • 422.50 182.50 9,841.85 5,053.98 2,6014)4 1,006.60 $ 3,299.69 . 3314)3 15.00 5,381.76 . 977.71 1,255.80 . . 986.99 8,613.11 . 4,384.81 528.77 . 710.90 882410 9,149.55 181.55 2,040.91 73,297.85 $ 8,1494)2 1,144.31 $15,350.67 1,087.06 860.09 $ Total expense Income over Expense 2,84527 $7329735 FOR Y E A R 1920 Total Income ... Total Expenses FOR Y E A R 1919: Total Expenses Total Incom e........ Showing a Deficit .. $16,154.22 L. R. PHILLIPS, City Auditor and Clerk Excess of Income over exp. $2 845.27 L. R. PHILLIPS, City Auditor and Clerk NEW SOUTHERN COLLEGE The hearts of Florida Methodists were greatly _ . grieved, last Saturday, when the news came that ttoo of the large buildings comprising our South­ ern College plnnt had been destroyed by fire. ORANGE BELT LINE JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 5.— Nnn J This was soon followed, however, HAD BANQUET LAST Vaughn, young woman, is being held' by an expression o f relief that none NIG nT AT THE VALDEZ in jail here today without hail, as tho t* 1of that splendid body of young people result of the serious stabbing last I'entrusted to the enre of our church (From Tuesday's Dally) night on a downtown street corner of for cducntionnl purposes had lost their setter Manager Marshall of the Orange n man who gave his name at a local lives in the holocaust. uperBelt Line held a banquet at the Hotel hospital as W. I). Cowan, 32, of Orlun- | Southern College, of course, will be : con- Valdes last night for all the emdo, Fla. Cownn is expected to recov­ rebuilt, and that with as little delay ■om a ' ployes o f this line and they had a er. The stnhhing occurred, according as possible. The people of Florldn much 'hig tlm cand not the least of their to J. C, Warner, of Philadelphia, Cow­ will see to thnt. Not even such a cal­ d re- -enjoyment was the fine luneheon given an’s companion, when they were ap-i amity will cause the grent Methodist j by this famous hotel that is now atproached lly two women, one of whom Church of Florida to desist from its rinnd, trading the people from everywhere. spoke to Cowan about some money he holy purpose to provide Christian edu­ II sec The followln gmenu was served: owed her and then suddenly cut him cation for its hoys and girls. this Oyster Cocktail in the left breast. Where the new college will he lo­ f and ! Consomme In Cups Cannot Be Located. cated Is yet to bo determined. There such | jCheese Appetiser A search .of the local directory, and Iis a not unnatural preference on the Olives inquiry about town failed to bring any t n o , Celery Lettuce 1 part of some, to rebuild at Sutherland, Roast Turkey, * • . light as to who Cowan is or where he g 0f Cranberry Sauce lived in the city.—Orlando Reportcr- Ipartly for sentimental reasons, partly 1because of the two buildings which lr a). Whipped Potatoes ^the fire did not consume. >mcnt Candled Yams It Is our deep conviction, however, e did Asparagus Tips, Butter Sauce that the new “ Southern" should be j put Green Teas better located than the, old; in somo , bdCorn Sticks more conveniently accessible place, ) and Tomato and Celery Muyonnalse nnd where there arc facilities for 1 v,B,i I:e Cream and Cake fighting fires, if another should occur. Tea Buttermilk Coffee Sweet Milk That no lives were lost when this After Dinner Minis sudden destruction swept down upon There are still a few fools who our college is truly remarkable. Such prate, about the glories o f war, in It took a Joshua to make the sun good fortune might not be ours an-, other time, if we again place ou r­ spite of the present-day misery of stand still, but almost anybody can make a moonshine still. selves in n position of such helpless- Europe. W itness Named McDon aid Now Resides in Trenton, N . J. NEW YORK, Feb. 8 Frank I’. Walsh, of counsel for Thomas Mooney, convicted of murder in San Francisco In connection with the preparedness day bomb explsoion in 1916, today telegraph­ ed San Francisco authorities ap­ prising them of the alleged con> fession by one witness in the case that he gave perjured testimony at the trial. A apeefal grand Jury is now investigating the alleged conspiracy to convict Mooney. The witness named was John Mc­ Donald, now a resident of Tren­ ton, N. J., with whom Walsh had a long conference last night. It Is no longer necessary to look under the bed for a burglar. He will be sitting in the parlor. The way to enjoy a Pullman berth on a long journey Is to stop off each night and go to s decent hotel. Life offers no. greater Joy than 'rat o f the man In a small car who passes a big car on a hill. Spaulding Rose Four Seed Potatoes $5.00 �' m, M 1 T H E SANFORD W E E K L Y H ERALD , FR ID AY, FE B R U A R Y 18,1921 WELAKA BLOCK SOLD AGAIN HANES SELS TO WIMBISH WHO WILL RESIDE HERE M akes Three Times Sold in P ast Forty * D ays PROPERTY MOVES [SEN. FLETCHER WOULD H A V E FEDERAL MUSIC INTRODUCES BILL FOR EACB IN SARFORD THESE DAYS AND STATE TO HAVE CONSERVANEW CAPITAL BEING IN­ TORY OF MUSIC. VESTED HERE. {T n m K n O r 'i D&Ujr) The Welaka block has been sold again, this time the sale being made by F. W. Hanes to Capt John L. Wimbish, both parties being from North Carolina. Mr. Hanes has been the owner for a few weeks only, buy­ ing the block from J. D. Bowman and Mr, Bowman bought it from Douglass A Symes. ' This makes three sales in 40 days of the same business block which is a record especially since ail parties are well satisfied with their profits and the last named party, Cap­ tain Wimbish says the other parties did not know when they had a good thing and he intends to hold tho prop­ erty and realise something on his In­ vestment until such time as ho de­ sires to sell it again. •All of these sales show that real estate is movinffdp Sanford and it is a sur.e sign that outside capital is in­ terested here to a large extent. Mr. Bowman, who is a live wire and keeps stuff moving all the time has taken an option on the Hines Block across the street and has already received several' finc offers for this block but wants to either fix it up himself or sell to some one who will fix it up and make Sanford beautiful as well . as prosperous. This bjock will likely change hnnds ngnin in a few days. Capt. Wimbish, who is a well known railroad man will make Sanford his future home it is snid by those who know him.best and will not only re­ side here but will invest In other property. • VtHusia Farmers Are Uniting Having tired of sacrificing profits in selling their produce and paying exorbitant prices for home necessi­ ties, tho farmers of Volusia county have decided to adopt farm bureau principles. Not only -.have they de­ cided to adopt, they have adopted. On February 5 they actually orgfinized and affiliated themselves with the farm bureau movement which is sweeping the country. Upon this occasion they had pres­ ent to speak to them J. W. Coverdale, of the national farm bureau, and he explained to them that this new or­ ganization has as its purpose getting the farmers to buy and sell co-oper­ atively. He explained further that there is no partisan influence behind the farm bureau, nnd that it is solely for the benefit of the farming inter­ est of the country. Volusia is well organized and is al­ ready at work, endeavoring to aid the farmers in purchasing their spring supplies. K -- - - . Try a Herald Want Ad.—It pay*. WASHINGTON, Feb. 12,—Senator Fletcher has just introduced a num­ ber o f important bills, among them are the following: A bill to eatabliah in Florida and other states a national conservatory of music for the education o f pupils in music. A general board o f regents wopld be organised to supervise the work under federal appropriation. Another bill would amend the national defense act to provide for the following amendments: "When by reason o f death or dis­ ability of a member of a family of an enlisted man n member o f his family bocomcs dependent upon him for care or support, or for other good and suf­ ficient reasons, he may in tho discre­ tion of the secretary of war be hon­ orably discharged from the service.” To extend rediscount privileges to farm loan bonds and to promote their sale is the purpose of another bill just offered by Senator Fletcher. It is provided that any'bank of the Fed­ eral - reserve system may buy or sell farm loan bonds. Any member bank of snid system may accept time drafts ngninst n deposit of such bonds as security. Acceptances of n mem­ ber bank^thus made or the direct ob­ ligation of such bank maturing with­ in sixty days when accompanied by farm fonn bonds as cnllntcral secur­ ity not less in face value thnn the ac­ count of such direct obligation shall l»o eligible for discount by any Fed­ eral reserve bunk. Senator Fletcher bus also proposed an amendment to the deficiency ap­ propriation bill providing for $800,000 to continue the development of a submarine base at Key West. BURGLARS VISIT (H A S . BRITT’S HOME (Trcm K n l i j ’ i . D.llv) Burglars visited Charlie1 Britt’s homo early this morning, probably learning that he had a big dny in the store Saturdny and wnntcd to see “ something different" nnd they tried to open one of the windows with a bar. Chnrlte never allows nnyone to open anything round him unless he la allowed to come In so he awoke in time to hear the robber chase down the street while A.1 W. Smith, who lives next.door, was shooting at him every stop. It seems that Mr. Smith heard tho intruder trying to open a window In the Britt house nnd started the artillery at the zero hour while Charlie was trying to look at his watch to find out what time it was. But anywny Charlie says he will be fixed for them tonight and if they come back they will have to either take a chance on the Ford roadster or go to jail. Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING This is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and to say* just what is my candid convictions would put It most too strong for the ebreful, conservative person— that person whose eyes are turned backward— The fellow who has VISION will agree with me now— the other later. ED- . “SPURUNG’S SUBDIVISION” 1? /11^ 1 ing atten­ tio n -lo ts 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 J.E . “ The Man Who Sella D irt Cheap" Watch the South E a st Corner HOTEL BOARD CLEARS $10,000 INPAST 2 YEARS BIENNIAL REPORT OF COMMIS­ SIONER CATER SHOWS FIRST PROFIT FROM DEPT Florida's hotel commission turned over 810,108.19 to the state treasury during 1919 and 1920, over and above its expenses, It Is shown ip the bi­ ennial report covering thht period, which was submitted to Governor Cary A. Hardee Friday by Hotel Commissioner Jerry W. Carter. Col­ lections for the two-year period cigarette. Flavor is reached $39,683.50, it Is shown, while sealed in by toastirfl the disbursements o f the department were only $29,575.31. This is the first time a deficit has not been shown since the department was created In 1913. Mr. Carter's report shows that 5007 hotels and restaurant! came under the supervision o f the hotel commission during 1920 and 4661 in 1919. O f the $30,000 authorized to defray the expense o f the commis­ sion during 1919-20, a balance of $424.69 was left at thp end of the past year. . "Aside from’ striving to improve the general conditions of tho hotels, rooming houses and restaurants' of SEVENTY-FOUR YEARS OLD TO­ the state, through the regular in­ D AY AND HALE AND spection work, the hotel commission HEARTY has recognized the necessity and Justice of maintaining a supervision WEST ORANGE, N. J., Feb. 11.— over the remodeling of old as well Thoraaa A. Edison celebrated his as seventy-fourth birthday here at his which would home today. Inventor assisted in ob­ diction upon completion, servance o f anniversary by Edison thus saved the owners and builders Pioneers, an organization composed of hotels, rooming houses' and res­ of his associates o f fifty years ago. taurants the necessity and experts© of altering their buildings to comply Apportionment of with the law after completion,” says The School Fund Mr. Carter. ‘To this end theprosent adminis­ tration o f tho hotcl^commission out TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 12. — The of its funds and without expense to nnnunl apportionment to the fifty-four the genera ltaxpnycr has maintained counties o f the state, of the interest department that would compare on the state Bchool fund was today favorably with what ,1s known In a announced by Hon. W. N. Sheets, state great many states as a building de­ superintendent of public instruction, partment and very often operated ns follows: at a cost to them that would greatly Hon. Ernest Amos, Comptroller. exceed the entire expense of the Flor­ Dear Sir: The following is the an­ nual apportionment of the interest on ida hotel commission.” A tabulation, compiled by E- A. the stnte school fund: Ehmann, supervising architect of Amount for apportionment-$77,122.77 the division of construction and Rate per p u p il-----------------A5 maintenance, covering tho two-year . Avcrnge Amount period of the report, shows that County Attendance Ap'rtioned 120 permits on Improvements cost­ Alachua ............ 8,757‘ $ 3,940.85 ing more than $4000 were issued 560.70 during 1919-20, with bn estimated B a k e r ____________ 1846 869.85 valuation of $5,474,500. Of this num­ B a y ________________1,933 1.462.50 ber 70, with an estimated value of Bradford _________ 3,259 650.70 $3,108,500, were Issued during 1920. Brevard ___________ 1,446 •391.05 Tho buildings aro classified ns fol­ Broward ___ . ____ 869 727.20 lows: Hotels, 35; apartment or roomCalhoun __________ 1,616 511.65 ng houses, 77; apartment hotel, 1; C itru s _____________ 1,137 448.20 dining rooms, 5; and employes’ quar­ Clay _______ — 996 1.088.85 ters, 2. C olu m bia___ ______ 3,753 * , 2.381.40 Improvements costing approximatoDade .............. - - - - - 6,292 2,160.00 y less than $4000 are not enumerated D c S o to ....................... 4,800 6,511.95 n the report, Duval •____________ 14,471 3.316.50 “ Our records show the complete p sca m b ia ________!_ 7,370 • 144.45 destruction by fire of one hotel and F la g le r ___________ 321 326.70 complete destruction of one wing of Franklin__________ 726 2.258.55 another nnd several smaller fires G adsden_____i ------ 5,019 1.076.40 put out cither, by tho occupants Hnmitton ----------------2,392 360.00 themselves by the prompt use of Hernando — ,----- *.t 800 5,796.00 tho chemical fire extinguishers or H illsborough--------- 12,880 1.331.55 jy the fire department before seri­ Holmes, ................ 2,959 2,629.35 ous damage was done," the report Jackson ___________ 5.848 679.05 lays. "No loss of life occurred. Jefferson __________ 1.509 638.65 Considering the fact that more than L afayette----------------1,419 1,042.65 3000 buildings como within this de­ L a k e -- ---------------- 2,617 838.80 partment’s jurisdiction, It may be L e e ...............................1.8M 1,744.20 said that the efforts made to reduce L e o n __ i __________ 3,876 979.65 :lre risks have proven of certain L e v y ---------------------- 2,177 533.25 value. Strict' compliance with all Liberty ----------------- 1,185 provisions o f the hotel inspection 1.656.45 M ad ison ___________ 3,681 1.426.05 bet was constantly insisted upon, M anatee__________ *3,169 and by constant and everlnstirig 2.318.40 M a rlo n ____________ 5,152 propaganda by word of mouth or 774.90 M on roe____________ 1,722 jy correspondence everybody was 610.30 N assau ___________ 1,134 asked to live up to this department’s 765.90 Okaloosa __________ 1,702 motto: "Help Prevent Fire, Make 221.85 OkeCchobce _______ 493 1.112.85 Florida Safe. Safety First," which Palm Beach ...........2,478 629.20 was a reminder stamped on nearly Osceola __________ 1,176 1,458.90 every letter. Oran g w ----------------- 3,242 Particular attention was paid to 756.00 Pasco ____________ 1,680 1.743.30 smoko flues, fire places, cooking and Pinellas --------------- 3,874 2.901.45 heating apparatus of all kinds, their Polk .........................6,681 1.077.30 location in relation to combustible Putnam --------------- 2,394 74385 materials and fire-proofing in the St. J o h n s __________1,653 ' 63680 best msnner possible such rooms St. I .u c le ------- '-— 1,414 1.206.45 containing any sort o f heating ap­ Santa R o s a ________2,681 Seminole ----------------2,054 . 924.30 paratus. 687.60 S u m ter------------------ 1,528 1.976.40 Marion County Suwannee -------------- 4,392 684.45 Taylor ----------------- 1,521 Search Successful 1,682.10 Volusia L.......... —— 3,738 498.60 W a k u lla ....................1,108 OCALA, Feb. 14.—A mob broke 1.129.06 W a lto n ...........J------ 2,509 into the county jail here early Satur­ 1.091.70 W ashington............. 2,426 day night and seized a negro who had Totals .................. 1,657.20 $74,574.00 been arrested earlier in the afternoon on the charge of assaulting an aged Amount for apportionmcnt.$77,122.77 w^ite .woman Friday, and taking him Amount apportioned l ------- 74,574.00 to the plaqe where the crime Was committed, hanged him. • Balance not apportioned The negro is also said to have con­ fessed that he was tho negro who This year marks the centenary an­ made an unsuccessful attack on an niversary of the cession of Florida by eleven year old white girl at her home the Spaniards to the United States in the country near here Thursday af­ and, Euatis is preparing to celebrate ternoon. IF YOU NEED A, NEW OIL COOK STOVE Buy (he Best that is made The FLORENCE Automatic We also have the Buck Line of GAS RANGES UldtrSTRlKE d> TH0S. EDISON CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY the occasion in a most elaborate manner. fitting and falling but not hand SANFORD, FLORIDA BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES NEW PRICE LISTS,JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Pna , Shipments. Order now. Fertiliser*, Insecticides, Sprayer*, Poultry St; piles E . 0 . P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. JACKSONVILLE •1 - SEE US: FLORIDj WE HAVE IT City Property, Building Lots anif Farm Lands C. A . M A T H E W S and A . P . C O N O L lE Y LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER “ We Deliver The Goods” Local and Long Distance Hauling PHONE 498 If W d Please You,’Tell Olhers. MONEY SAYING PRICES If We Don't, Tell Us. On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and V egetab le Crate* .You Can Buy From Ua at Wholesale Prices W r ite for T rice LUt W. A- Merryday Company Palatlu, Florida S e e d Potatoes Spaldings No. 4 Rose , 1 • Irish Cobblers Early Red Bliss Triumph We are fortunate in our contracts which make it possible to quote lowest market PRICES. It wjll pay you to get our PRICES before buying, and our QUALITY before punting. alar“ Our SEED POTATOES are the highest quality MAINE GltBWN, selected especially for seed. Send for FREE CATALOGUE, and SEED SPECIAL, giving RE­ VISED PRICES on new crop SEED BEANS, PEAS, RED SEAL TOMATO, and CUCUMBER SEED, PEPPER, Etc. We ca rry all the leading and standard varieties o f seed that h«T* been tested and know n to be adapted to on r soil and clim ate. SEED OATS. RYE. VETCH. RAPE, Etc.............................. ' The planting season Is near at hand. Onr Information service U free. Call on ua for any InformaUon on ybnr crops yon might think we can supply. '• OLDEST AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN FLORIDA E. A. M A R TIN SEED CO. Jacksonville, Florid* 202-206 Eaat Bay Street HY-TE5T SEEDS INSURE GOOD CROPS O PPO R TU N ITY Knocks at Your Door But Once and It YJUl Never Knock at Your Door Again With This Kind o f a Proposition. A M ODERN BU N G ALO W Of six rooms, screened wide porches, and improvements, in fact one of the surrounded by oranges and grapefruit shrubs, fountains, beautiful lawns,.* all modem convenience* finest homes in the city trees, flowers, plants, complete home and then N IN E ACRES O F TILE D LAND Upon which you can raise winter vegetables fof. the land I* tilled and in first-class conditionand has made money for the owner every year and the crops on it will speak for the pro* ductlvencss o f the land. This is not only a beautiful home place but one that, ^ make you money. On tho .shorn o f. beautiful Lake Monroe and. the land one day in the near future will be aubdivided into city lots and mate you a fine profit In the city just five blocks from tho business portion. The greatest opportunity In ^ for a man with money enough to make the . You* must see it to lea lls^ w b at It really 1 *. �\ ■M1 ' _" * ’ ------------ J ' ■ f}F «JV' ^ * - '"-.S; •••*• •_ V ,** W r-V - TH E SANFORD I FRIDAY; F E B R U A R Y 18,1921 STATE PRESS •ROD AND GUN CLUB ENDORSES MET LAST NIGHT TO HEAR NO-FENCE , REPORTS ON MEMBERSHIP And Progress o f Build­ UPON sun- HASTING SPUD Committee and CROP CUT IN HALF ingOther Matters FOR YEAR 1921 « ■* OVER 500 P la n t J \ ow EDITORS WILL VISIT FLORIDA Pansies and English Daisies u RATING IN TAMPA CALLED LEGISLATURE TO MIT (1U8STION TO VOTE Following is the .Itirtbrary of the National Editorial Associated, 500 strong, in Florida: March 7 at Pensacola, where elab­ orate entertainment arrangements have been made. . March 8, breakfast at Panama City, lunch nt Marianna; evening banquet nt the capitol in Tallahassee. March 9 wi bell.spent in Jackson­ ville. ^ . Fine large plants in buds and bloom, $1.00 dox.; $6.50 per 100, f. o. b. Express T^MPA, Feb. 15*—Voicing the untimcnts of progressive men and The Rod and Gun Club held a good vomen of all sections of Florida, the We have a fine stock of strong, heal­ meeting last night and whilo the on* RUtc press Association, meeting in thy 2-ycar-old varieties which grow The Orlando Perishable T raffic’ ^'re nietnbcrship was not present on Tin,Pn during the South Florida Fair and flower the beat in Florida climate last week, unanimously endorsed the League, S. J. Sligh, chairman, n ills account of other matters that preand soil. G E N U IN E Florida No-Fence League’s campaign efforts to unite the fruit and vegc- cIudcd their attendance there were WRITE FOR LIST AND PRICES fcfc jniinst the open tick-abounding free table growers of Florida in looking man>’ of the stockholders present March 10, 11 and 12 will be occu­ ntnge, called upon the legislature to toward concerted action in bringing dud8e Householder presided In the pied by the regular business meetings to the attention bf the Interstate “ bsence of Dr. Puloaton, the president, wbmit the question to a vote of the and various entertainment features at Commerce Commission the absolute and caIlcd the meeting to order and people, believing thnt they should doWe are headquarters for Hardy St. Augustine. necessity o f a readjustment of the “ Her the reading of the minutes the elde the momentous quostino, and Palms, all grown in tubs. Phoenix Mnrch 13, special train will leave Canarlensis, Washingtonians, Cocoo thereby nidcd n movement thnt must existing freight rates if the Florida chairman called for committee reports, The report of the building commitfor Pnlatka or Gainesville for break­ Australis, Needle Palms,.. Champerb* successful If Florida is to develop fruit and vegetable industry of the TO B A C C O as submitted by Col. Knight showfast. „ it should along agricultural, hor­ state is not going to bo destroyed, is opa, and Sage Palms. Mrfrch 14, the party will go to These can be transplanted withont ticultural and industrial lines, as well gathering valuable data from all ed that tho architect has been over Z 5 C Z L -ffe y g u in stock-raising— that Is, in the parts o f tho state in its efforts to tb® ground and wns making prelimLakcvounty, visiting Leesburg, T a­ loss of foliage. :4 V vares,\Mt. Dora nad EustM reaching We shall be pleased to quote you on breeding of beef and dairy cattle of gain the relief that is so vitally need- innry sketches nnd the chairman of Lnkelalid for an evening banquet. your wants and give you suggestions the highest grades. The above "Bet­ ed. A survey of tho potato industry the committee called for expressions March 15, arrive at Bradentown, so you can gel the beet results. ter Florida" slogan outlines'the aims as represented by the Hastings sec- from the members ns to what their Interesting Lecturer of the No-Fence League In an em­ tion offers some startling revelations, plans were if they had any and as all Coming to Sanford and tour the citrus groves and truck 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE BACK OF This report of conditions in this suggestions should be made while tho farms of Manatee, Palmetto and Sar­ EVERY PLANT W E SELL phatic manner. Seventy-throe editors section furnishes the following figpreliminary plans are being shaped asota. At 2 p. m. party will leave by attended the fair* marveled at the re­ Stephen Samuel Wise, Jewish cler­ np. Col. Knight wanted to correct gyman,, was born in Budapest, Hun­ boat for St. Petersburg, where .a markable showing o f Florida-bred ures that will prove of interc>t: 1 .several erroneous impressions that had gary, March 17, 1872, tho son of Dr. banquet is scheduled for the 10th. lire stock, and every one who attend­ Freight on 1- ton fertiliser front and possibly Tarpon Jax to Hastings, Fla..............*..$ 1.50 been discussed about tho club being Aaron Wise, rnbbl; grandson of Clearwater ed the meeting expressed confidence Springs will be visited. anxious to build a dance floor to the in the outcome of the No-Fcnco Lea­ Freight on five sneks. seed po 46 W. Duval Street Rabbi Joseph Hirach Wise o f Erlau, Tampa will be reached on the even­ tatocs from Maines to Hastexclusion of other good features and gue fight. Hungary, and o f Ritter Moritz yon FLORIDA ing o f the 10th and the party wilt re­ JACKSONVILLE ings at $1.74 !.......................... . 8170 said the- mnttcr of the club building President Gilbert D. Loach, o f LhosFischer Farkashazy, founder of tho main there the 17th, was in the hands of the members and burg, presiding, the following resolu­ Freight on forty empty barrels porcelain Industry o f Austro-Hungary. The special train will be either at at 5 cents ..... ............................ 2.00 that the dance features of the club tion was introduced by John, L. Mc­ Dr. WIso received his preparatory ed­ Fort Myers or Bnrtow for breakfast. Freight on 40 barrels potatoes were only secondary and that the audi­ Whorter, associate editor o f the Tam­ Income T ax Primer ucation nt the College of the City of At or near Bnrtow one of the .from Hastings to New York • torium o f the new club house would pa Morning Tribune, seconded by New York, 1887-91; was graduated world's largest phosphate mines wjll is Now Available at. $1.10 c«ch ................ ~....... 58.40‘ be built with the view of mnking it Wayne Thomas of the Plant City from Columbia College School of Arts, be visited and n trip through the Courier and Thomas Advertising Ser­ ------ n central meeting plncc for the mcm1892; special studies in divinity I’ h.D., “ scenic highlands" o f Polk and DcJACKSONVILLE, Feb, 10.— (Spec­ 70.00 bers .and the citizens generally nnd vice of Tampa nnd Jacksonville and Columbia, 1901; wns married in New Soto counties will be made. . ial).—The folowing statement has You will note on one acre of pola- thnt mnny other features would be J. G. Gallemore, editor o f the BartowYork, November 14, 1900, to Louise, been issued by Collector of Internal From this section, which inclueds Record, nnd adopted by n standing toes •ho railroad gets u total of added ns the matter progressed. The dnughtcr of Julia nnd Justine Water­ Winter Haven, Lake Wales nnd Avon Revenue, J. M. Cathcnrt: vote: ^ $70.00 freight from a forty barrel place to keep the yachta in time of man, and hns two children,’ James Wa­ "Copies o f the Income Tax Primer, Park, the tourists will go to Kissim­ “Whereas, the stock laws now ex- yfeld. The farmer paying’ freight on heavy winds was taken up nnd all terman, aged 8,’ nnd Justine Dorothy mee and Orlando, where the special recently issued by the Bureau of In­ Uting in the State of Florida are,non- one ton fertilizer, five sneks seed po- other matters thnt would enter into "Loufso, aged 0. In April, 1893, Dr. train will be dismissed nnd the tour ternal Revenue, which contains ques­ progresrive and not .conducive to the tntocs, forty empty barrels and forty the building of the home. ’The house "Wise assumed the pnstornto of tho will be resumed by motor to include tions nnd answers relative to tho fil­ development of the best Interests of barrels of potatoes. will be built on the unit plan nnd other kou will also notice the following parts added as the money is forth­ Madison Avenue Synagogue, New Sanford, DeLand, Daytona, Titusville, ing of income tax returns, nro now the state, and the time has come York; pastorate o f Beth Israel, Port­ JCocoa, Fort Pierce, Palm Bench, Ft. avnilnblc nt the office of Collector of when tlwj are n serious drnwbnek to figures showing a net loss of revenue coming as- it was decided Inst night to carriers over1a quarter million due thnt Ihp Rod.-and Gun Ciuli would not land, Ore., J900-08; founder, 1907, nnd { Lauderdale and Miami, the latter Internal Revenue at Jacksonville, development, Pensacola, Miami and Tampa. rnhbi of the Free Synagogue, New. l point being the journey’s end. “Therefore, Be It--Resolved, Thht to decreased acreage resulting from go into debt for the building and "Copies may be obtained only thru York. Americnn delegate to Second the members of the Florida State ! excessive fregiht rates: would stnrt operations ns soon ns two Zionist Congress, Basle, 1898. Mem­ colectors’ offices, nnd are not being VERMIN INFESTED iation assembled at Tam-! 1920-^3 112 cars potatoes cunt ain- hundred members could bo secured and Pres* . mailed from Washington.” ber of the American Orientnl Society, IMMIGRANTS STOPPED pa, Florida, ibis eighth .day of Feb­ ing approximately 022,400 barrels if this number could not lie ’had the first vice-president Oregon State BY AUTHORITIES. ’ ruary, 1021,‘ do hereby endorse the were shipped, club would build n place on tho unit 1921— 1,556 cars potatoes, estimat­ system with the money on hand but Chnritios nnd Correction; founder nnd muvcnii r * of the Florida No-Fence SANFORD MIRROR & FURNr(fly T b. Ati«cU ted C ion ) first secretary of the Federation of League - ft forth in its platform of ed yield, containing 311,200 barrels. TURE SHOP they would not solicit new members i NEW YORK, Feb. 16.—Ten verminUsing these fgiures andJmsing the with the idea that they were being j Americnn Zionists; Into commissioner pririciph-, a copy of which is at­ Furniture repaired, furniture refininfested immigrants, including one movement as from Hastings to New induced to come into a club that hnd i Child Ijibor for State of Oregon; tached hereto, itched. Give us nwnll. Samples of founder and vlcc-presidynt (1904-0) typhus suspect, detained by city “ Platform of principles of Florida. York, the result In freight revenue ii heavy debt to start with nnd this ' work an request. Office 116 l.nurcl People's Forum, Portland, Ore.; vice- health authorities when they arrived to the enrriers is ns follows: Nn-Fence League: frntujre .would be eliminated entirely. I president Free Religious Association here todny frum Boston Ip coastwise Ave. Phone 219. "'ll ih. intention of the Florida 1021—622,400 bids, at $1.10 It was decided to again take up an / W M . E. C O N N O R per lilil, freight $684,640 active members hip campaign" nnd en -1of America; director Ethical-Social steamship lines. No Fii . ! ague to press forward I.eogue, New York; Equal Franchise fur tin otment of uphill by the 1021— 311,200 bids at $1.40 deavor to interest nil the people of Society, New York. Author, The per bbl. freight 454,352 next li*Ki*h,tuie to prohibit the run­ the county in this project at once. At Ethics of Solomon Ibn Gabriol, 1901, W e Build Bodies Best ning at largo <«f live stock, to become I present there are 120 members am! No, we don't mean human bodied and Bulb Israel Pulpit (two volumes) Loss of revenue to carriers $230,888 ojwTatr.i- la mry 1, 1923, by u refer­ it seems certain thnt the requisite but motor car bodies. That is nnd Free Synagogue Pulpit (monthly endum u,fr ,.f the people, and con­ —Orlnndo .Sentinel. number o f two hundred can be obtain­ publications). Address 2'j West 90th our special forte — to make tho taining a provision that any county, ed in the next few weeks nnd the work •right body for the right chassis, IS t, New York. or part of (t county, which does not start at once. Every citizeir should Conopus Club W ill nnd to make it to conform to tho j Dr. Wise will spenk in Sanford nt want to be included within the opera­ lie interested in this building that will owner's ideas. Your own notions ! the Temple Auditorium Friday night, tion of the law* may, by n local option Establish Branches fill a long-felt want in the social and February 25th.- Tickets now on sale of a suitable body for your car vbtt, i\> mpt itself, making provision in Florida Cities commercial life of the city, mnking ns at the Herald office nnd Bower & enn be built right into it by our at the time of exemption for the pro­ _____ it will n place where the yachtsmen experts. Roumillnt. tection .•[ adjoining or surrouhding from other states enn tie up oinnia . parts of counties from dcJACKSONVILLE, Feb. 15.—After ............... . ..................... . thp,r bonis winter nnd summer, get all the 1 Sanford Auto Body Co. pf'iati i l.\ its open-range stock." having successfully perfected the or­ conveniences of the club house, whore 1MILD WINTER Sunford, Florida . No :aii cr proposition has ever ganization of the first Conopus flub the citizens of Sanford enn gather HURTS GROWERS been made in Imhalf of so great a in Jacksonville, which will be aecom. , . . - . , “wd, said President Leach, "and we plished Saturday, Feb. 19 at an in- for B0C,a* Intercourse, where the city enn invite conventions to meet and WASHINGTON; Feb. 14.—The mild . expert every progressive editor and formal dinner held in tho roof dining room o f the Hotel Mason, District where they will be gun club grounds, winter hns been to n great dxtent fclegislator to support It.” lawn tennis, croquet, swimming pool sponsiblc for low returns to produc­ Representative Frank P. Burch will nnd many kindred amusements for ers o f fruits nnd vegetables because 'at once begin pinna for tHe organiza­ winter visitors nnd the home people. o f rot nnd the accumulated costs of tion of clubs in each of the Florida ■-*■ - t cities over 5,000 population, the first In fact it will be! the gencrnl gath­ storage nnd extra handling, the Bu­ ering place fdr the people of this reau of Markets said in n report Inst of which,will be located in St. Augus­ county and city and the visitors to the night. Prices started low and con­ tine. The Conopus club is an internat- city nnd should prove-a wonderful in- tinued moving downward until "dis lonnl organization something similar dufement for people to come hero to agreenbiy close to vanishing point," to Rotary and Kiwnnis but-'oven visit and a most valuable adjunct to tho report added. Late winter finds the pix months' depression at its low broader in its. scopq in that is qmbod- hotels nnd business houses alike, WASHINGTON, Feb. IS,— A proflea tho supplying of commercial r e -, Hiembcra will meet again in the cst, It said, and wholesale prices have itnble market for Florida grapefruit found new low levels. ports, collections of accounts nnd eouht -house Thursday night, Fcbruundoubtedly can be developed in Great maintalning a .Central clearing house ary 24th, at which meeting nil art* reDealers hold perhaps one-sixth of ntaiii, the American qgricultpral the potato stocks remaining and the for all informaiton desired by thu quested to attend . ra' ‘‘ romminsioner in London reports farmers hqve tire rest, the report respective clubs or their members. ,0 'he Department o f Agriculture in Organized in 1919 by a coterie of TURPEN JINK TAKES BIG DROP continued, and at present the potato ■nnount ing that consignments’ of Inmarkets in producing sections are . r ’ , ! riv,‘r grapefruit o f Florida arriv- Detroit and Buffalo business men, the close to demoralization: Conopus Club now has a large num* SAVANNAH, Feb. 15.— Spirits of .. ,n I-^ndon in excellent tonditron. • ' , ’ __;_ * "In the west,” the report paid, in < mcrienn growers can land large ber of branches throughout the Unit- turpentine broke sharply in price at discussing the potuto situation, H tho ed States and Canada, and has estabtho call o f tho market'hero today. It qunntitieg of the fruit in the same f°°' condition, the.commissioner re-- lished pernlamcnt district headquar- went o ff 42 1-2 cents a gallon, sales price podi to growers is down c|jse to feeding value, around 26 cents per r",rl*. a substantial market could bo terrf for the five states of Alabama, being made nt 50 cents. developed, Georgia, Florida, North and South Tho last quotation at which spirits bushel, but growers are still selling to Carolina in Jacksonville. were sold wns 09 1-2 last November. some extent because doubtful about There are no restrictions in the Tho sales today were 367 casks. The the porfita on feeding live stock, or No More Foreigm Conopus club with the exception that market has been inactive sinpe last because they must have a little mon­ Loans at Present members must be representative bus- fall. It is expected now the readjust- ey. iness men or’ professional men in their ment will be followed by active trad(&7 Tbi prtul ~ HONORARY APPOINTMENT respective lines o f endeavor. • Ing. Rosin failed to follow the lead •*.**+’*-> + :* + 4 4 + + + + + + + Wa s h in g t o n , Feb. ic,—SecreThe derivation of Conopus means o f spirits, the quotations being the Governor Hardee has appointed the Houston tgroed with senate judi- "co-operation” or "work together," old price o f $11 for all grades and ,r7 committee today not to make taken from the Latin' words "Con” no sales. editor o f the Herald to be one of the n> at,(lttlonaI loans to foreign gov- and "Opus,” and is all the clubs a l - ---------------------------representatives o f the Southern Com­ romenta no matter how pressing the ready organized this spirit is being AVERAGE TOBACCO PRICE ^ mercial Congress that meets in Wash­ The Blackshear M f ? . Co., Blackshear, Ga. - • cmand until bo had consulted the maintained to the gratftication of the , . 22 CENTS PER^JNJUND :u 1/= i-j ington, March 1st. The appointment wjnmittco and given it full time for national heads. I . --------For Twenty-five years have been Manufacturers o f High liberation. National Organizer J. D. Browne,! WILSON, N. Cl, Feb. 15.— With the ia an honorary, one and the appointee Grade Fertilizers. They ore independent manufacturers of state senator from Buffalo, N. Y., will season nearing its end figures com- Is obliged to pay all u- his own ex­ Acid Phosphate and High Grade Complete Fertilizer, with AMo t h e r r e d u c t i o n in ail probability attend the opening piled by the Wilson tobacco board of penses which lets out the editor o f their two Fertilizer mixing plants (capacity 25,000 tona), IN GASOLINE PRICE functions .of the Conopus club in trade -show that 64,015,130 pounds of and large stock of Fertilizer .Materials, Including KAINIT, the Herald. We would like to at­ Jacksonville, after which ho will tour tobncco havq been sold on the Wilson Etc., they ore prepared to promptly handle all orders— they N’KU YORKr Feb, 15.—The Stand- the state, making St. Augustine the market this year, bringing $11^5Gr tend the meeting and nlso attend the have more than thirty branches registered In Florida. For 152211 or an average of 22.36 cents a meeting of congress at the same time . 0,1 r ° -. of Now York, yesterday first stop on his initerary. Further information, prices, etc., apply to— __________ ,----- ------pound. During the entire* season last but tho expenses o f the trip and the ' Jll‘fi lbe price o f gasoline two n , a gollan, making tho wholesale Twenty-eight boys in Osceola have year 42,000,000 pounds o f tobacco loss o f the time will preclude our at­ T. E. K I N G , . . . , . . sold here at an average o f- 53.67 centa tendance although we thank Gover­ cZ * from ,28 CcnU' 'T hismmrj£ is a i drop o f 8 . cm, the hfgh nor Hardee tor the honor neverthe­ ■ o f 31 c o n u .1” " ■I* " ed V '*lol 7 . 'o r d o b work. _ THEIR REPRESEN TATIVE less. We believe ‘that in this appolntJt*ched ‘n 1920. ° Kerosene "was l l s o ' Citrus growers are sfrayln» and ,er* i j ii r SANFORD. FLORIDA To throw bread away Means want*ment he tried to pick a real good c< uced i ccnt t g|H0Il' making the tilixing groves, and general conditions | representative. °iesah* price 17 cents. for -u citrus m«ta a n more favorable, some day. . SOgqod cigarettes for 10c from one sack of BULL DURHAM R ose B ushes Hardy Palm s MILLS, THE FLORIST BRITAIN OPENS AS MARKET FOR FLORIDA FRUIT V ic H ’ *‘ Do YOU KNOW you b iH in ings in Hie marl REDUCE 1921 FERTILIZER COSTS * -•£' ;- g | r t != " ' *.-v ’* ,,, •, >ill-; - 5: 1 i .of �OPENING DAY OF FAIR WAS RECORD BREAKER, SEMINOLE DAY (Troon W*4 n.«l»7 '« D»Uj) Thursday. 17— Volusia County Day 8:00 a. m.— Gates and buildings open. 9:80 a. m.— Band concert— City. 100:00 a. ‘ m.— Piano concert— main building. Demonstrations in all lines in all the buildings. 11:00 a. m.— Band concert— Royal Scotch Highlanders’ Band; free pic­ tures, “ How The Nations are Fed," Exhibition tent; free movies, State Health Department, Exhibition tent; band concert, Royal Scotch Highlandera’ Band. 2:00 p. m.— Piano concert, main building; band concert, Jloyal Scotch Highlanders’ band; demonstrations in all buildings. 8:00 p. m.— Races— Flying Wards — Gymnasts— Airplane stunts. John­ nie J. Jones. At night—Johnnie J. Jones’ Exposi­ tion; illuminated airplane stunts. What Made , California Great Is Making Florida DEATH OF DR. B. C. DODDS. Talley and W- D. Gerbricb, a contract­ or o f Packsonville. Mr. Talley has (Tram W U h U u ' i Dally) had several big jobs in Sanford in The city was shocked this morning the yean gone by and expects to have to learn of the -death o f Dr. B. C. (From S*tard*7 'i D ill/) Mrs. S. E. Barrett returned Friday some more o f them in the near future. Dodds which occurred at the hospital will break a Geld, Fever and last night about 11 o’clock. Dr. Grippe quicker than anything from Orlandp where ah& has been Mrs. J. S. Wilson motored to Haines Dodds had been seriously ill for sev­ we know, preventing pneumonia spending the last few days. City Monday to be the guest o f Mr. eral days after an .operatibn for ap­ 17-13tc Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Papworth will and Mrs. C. C. Spencer until Sun­ pendicitis the case being more ser­ ious than was first supposed when it arrive today from New York to be day. LANDIS, FISH A HULL was diagnosed as appendicitis and af­ the gucsta o f MY. M. F. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark, who ter the operation complications made Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law DeLAND. FLORIDA have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. the case an aggravated one that seem­ Mrs. 'Eddie and MIbs Eddie were Will practice In the State and Feder­ W. E. Watson have retuAicd to their ed to baffle the skill o f the surgeons called from their home in 'Indianapol­ al Courts. Special facilitiea for Exhere, and those who were called in amlning and Perfecting Land Titles is by tho illness o f Mr. Eddie who is home in Philadelphia. consultation from neighboring cities. in the Fcmnld-Laughton hospital. Miss Neil Burns of Columbia, All that was possible by the brothers Dr. Brownlee returned last even­ Tenn., will arrive today to visit her of the patient in the-medical profes­ ing from Calhoun, Ga., where he was sister, Mrs. H. P. Smith. Mr. and sion was done for him but it seemed called by the illness and death o f his Mrs. Smith are now occupying their that this good man being ready to go Is a powerful Antiseptic and Pols new home they have purchased on the was taken from our midst even while Killer, cures infected cuts, old sores, mother. * the hope was held out that he might tetter, etc. Relieves Sprains, Near, Heights. recover. algls, Rheumatism. 17-13te M. M. Smith of Winter Park was in Dr. Dodds had been a resident of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBride have the city today on business connected with his many land holdlnga here and aa their house guest,'Bob H untlcy'of the city for the past year, coming G E O . G . HERRING Ellerby Springs, N. C. They are also here from Huntington, Tenn,, where elsewhere in the county. expecting this evening Mr. and Mrs. he practiced medicine for many years Attorncy-at-Law J. S. Wilson, Harry Heeren and A! Tom McBride, o f Marilhville, N. C., and where he w is well known and be­ N o. 14 Gamer-Woodruff Buildin Crandall have returned from Tampa and E. W. Brown and mother of. Ham­ loved by all whi knew him. Shortly * SANFORD, FLA. after his graduatoni from medical where they attended the big doings let, N. C. • college he met his wife who was at o f the Shriners and also saw the Gasparilla festivities and all the rest. Mr . and Mrs. E. J. Bauer o f New that time visiting in Tennessee and York are the'guests of Mr. and Mrs. as Miss Minor, o f Ocoee, Florida, she The many friends o f Mr». C. F. Victor Schmetx a t , their horns near was wooed- and won and married at Cooley o f Madison, Wis., are glad to Sylvan Lake. Mr. Bauer'is superin­ the old home tn Orange county the * JE * W/ E L E R see her down again _for. the winter, tendent o f the Erie Railroads with happy couple going back to Tennessee V M Y SPECIALTIES: to reside. The lure o f Florida was being at bar winter home at Paola. headquarters in New York. Pickard’s Hand-Painted China ' strong with both o f them however, She was accompained by her daugh­ Gorhapi's Sterling Silver Mrs. M. P. Spicker, Miss Mnyre and they decided to cast their Tot in ters, Misses Fannie and Ida Cooley, Rogers* Plated Ware ^ and two grandchildren, Charlie and Pryse, Mrs. Leslie P. Waite, Miss EUa Sanford, purchasing th e . Walsma Elgin and Waltham Watchea , Sarah Bench of Pennsylvania. ’ McGee, Mrs. F. S. WItherby and Mrs. home on Magnolia avenuo and comBray, all o f Apopka, motored o v e r.lnS hero to make their future home. Dr. E. D. Brownlee has returned today to attend the Neighborhood Dr. Doods had built up a fine prac­ S C H E L L E M A IN E S from Calhoun, Ga., where he was meeting of the Episcopal church here. tice and with his family had also won a large place in-the hearts of all tho called on the sad mission of the ill­ L A W Y E R people. He was a member o f the (Tran W»4n»*d»r'« D»lly) ness and subsequent death o f his O m C B IN THE COURT HOUSE Rev. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick left on Presbyterian church and the Brother­ mother, Mrs. J. H. Brownlee, who had SANFORD -•* FLORIDA Tuesday for their hqpie in South Car­ hood Class where his talks were been ill fo r some time. Mrs. Brownlee greatly appreciated by those who olina. died at the age of 67 years and was knew that his life was the life o f a buried in the family burial ground at true Christian and he lived this life Mr. and M ts . H. H. Peabody an­ Calhoun Tuesday. The many friends EXPtk’ l from day to day. Hia going casts a nounce the birth p f Gladys Katherine, hero o f 'Dr. Brownlee extend their >« a a B M g sympathy In the loss of his best January 31, 1921, at their home, 1116 gloom over the entire community and the only light penetrating the dark­ Marr street, El Paso, Tex. friend—mother. ness is the thought that he has been Mr. nnd Mrs. G. I. Loucks leave for gathered unto his Father in the (From MontU/’ i Dttlr) - w Louisville today to attend the wed­ realms above. Deceased leaves a wife H. A. Neel and R. S. Holly trans­ ding of their son, Lieut. Loucks, which and little daughter to mourn the loss acted business In Oveido today. of husband and fnthcr and the sym­ will tnke place Saturday. pathy of the entire community goes Mrs. A. R. Key leaves today for Tnngcrene to be away for a week. Dr. McEwan o f Orlnndo was in tho out to them in the hour of sorrow. Nqcity n few hours last night, being call­ arrangements have ns yet been made Lieutenant Bivens spent the week­ ed to see Dr. Dodds nt the Femald- for tho funeral. end the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. B. W. Laughton hospital In consultation with tho Sanford physicians. Herndon. THE IN8IDE IS IMPORTANT. It has been conceded, even by some of the most enthusiastic Californians, that Florida possesses far more nat­ ural beauty than California ever had, but they will always Insist that Cal­ ifornia is more beautiful than Florida now. Floridians who have visited California are willing to admit that there are many more beautiful places in California than in Florida, but they have been all man-made and these man-mado beauty spots can more easily be created in Florida than in 'California. We have seen the wildest and bar­ est spots in Florida transformed into beautiful gardens almost over night. The reason for this is that the soil With the opening of the gates yes­ is rich and the climate is friendly, terday morning at 8:30 visitors to and what would be miracles in other the eleventh annual Subtropical Mid­ sections are mere child’s play in winter Fair began to pour through Florida. All over the state this is the gates, and by the afternoon the being done and as a result Florida streets of the grounds were alive with will undergo a transformation in the humanity. The exhibit buildings, next tcn_ years that 'will place it in tastefully decorated nad with the the front rank o f beautiful sections in golden Florida orange predominating the'world. to lend a rich coloring, won excla­ One thing that is doing as much mations o f admiration from the thou­ toward making Florida as beautiful sands who were perhaps witnessing as California Is the splendid develop­ tho agricultural wealth of this section ment of many sub-divisions in the fo r the first time. Volusia, Orange various cities and suburbs of the and Seminole counties had sent the state. During the past year many chociest products of their fields to millions o f dollars have been expend­ gain the attention of the visitors, and ed by private capital along this lino the various communities of Orange nnd today there nre thousands of county carried the rivalry on, each acres that were drenry pine woods or contributing something unique in pro­ tangled hammock or weed-choked duction and display to help write their prairies, in nnd around the progress­ name on. the minds of those who ive cities, that are now beautiful resi­ stopped- to admire. The various or­ dence sections — actual parks in ganizations and business concerns of themselves. Wide pRved boulevards, Orlando have sent to this year's fair many of them with parks in their a display that is in keeping with the centers, filled with ornamental trees progress that they have made since' and shrubs and flowers; smooth ce­ tho last fair. - The automobile exhibit, ment walks and every modem im­ with its display of the many beautiful provement are installed in these sub­ makes of enrs that are handled by divisions, and the people who build Orlando denlcrs, was an especial fea­ their homes in them have nothing to ture. A "mile of fun" best describes worry about but to build nnd beauti­ tho midway where Johnny J. Jones is fy their own lots in conformity with Don’t forget that it is just as nec­ located. Mrs. J. G. Bnll returned from n Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Bolncnmpen of :: essary to nave vour inner tube* ' the beautiful streets nnd pnrkwnys strong, flexible and durable the earn* installed by the owners of the prop­ visit of sovernl days in Tampa, Sun­ Radford, Vn., left Snnford Sunday for :: o , e u s t i s , ns your outer shoes, nnd our vulcifi. their home. They have been spending day. Engineer Millar of erty. :: O t i / a i o s F l o r i d a lxing process will do this for yoe. the winter with C. E. Secrest nnd wife When our city and county nnd state It’s tho best tire insurance you eooU WE DO . A . C. L. Met W ith Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Wilson nnd Mr. o f 309 French avenue. officials wake up to the wonderful ut your tire money into, for it dooHEMSTITCHING AND E. Crandall were guests o f Mrs. Ics, often trebles, tho life o f both Most Serious Mishap beauty of these subdivisions and their A. PICOTING tires and tubes. We are vulcanizing Mrs. E. E- Co(son comes Thursday value 'to the city and county, they R. S. Keelor at Formosa Sunday. specialists. FOIl THE TRADE to be the guest o f Mr, and Mrs. E. M. The Lakeland Star of Saturday con­ will have Inws passed that will pre­ MAIL ORDERS B. G. Smith o f Oveido was In tho Gnllowny, Mrs. Colson .will bo so vent the subdividing of acreage ex­ tained the following: KENT VULCANIZING WORKS GIVEN PROMPT “ The many friends of D. L. Miliar, cept it is improved, in accordance with city Saturday looking after business pleasantly remembered as the guest Phone 17 ATTENTION who is on engineer on one o f the pass­ the size of tho city or town it ad­ matters and visiting his many friends. o f the Galloways two winters ago. Oak and 3rd SL Sanford, Florid* enger trains of the A, C. L., will joins. This will add substantially to Mrs. W. Theodore Ijinglcy and her Jack Hunt, who formerly resided in learn with regret of the serious ncti- the value of their town or .city, will denl which occurred at Millards, Fla. save the taxpayers hundreds of thous­ house-guests, Mrs. J. M. Simmons and Snnford npd Btill calls ll home al­ "The unfortunate victim was run­ ands of dollars and will form an at­ little daughter, nre spending the week though he roams the world over, is here to ra few days visit with friends. ning the train with his head out*, and traction to bring visitors nnd hold in Miami. Jack was formerly engaged in farm­ on passing a refrigerator cor on an­ them. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain, ing hero but tho life was too slow for Another feature thnt Florida will other track with the doors swung open, he struck his hend ugninst the have to adopt thnt has been one of Mrs. W. R. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Jack and ho could not settle down to doors with a terrbitc force, badly cut­ the great attractions in Florida, is \y. J. Thigpen spent Sunday at Day­ It but he still loves the old town and ting and bruising the right side of wider streets and roads. With tens tona BeAch. all o f the people. of thousands of automobiles in every his head." \ city nnd all through the country nnd Mrs. B. M. Wimberly of SL John’s A letter from George Ivey, at more coming every year, the day of avenue, Jacksonville, is the guest of Flomaton ,A!a., discloses the fact that Secretary o f State -WORLD the narrow street or road is past and C. E. Secrest and wjfe at their home George has been married and that he Has Important Record we must prepare-for the wonderfully on French avenue. in well satisfied with married life and increased traffic. Again the devel­ sends his regards to all of his friends. Complete information regarding opers of subdivisions have caught the Dr. .Ralph Stevens loft today for Georgo also sends a photograph of the records of the office of Secretary spirit and most of the boulevard Greenville, S. C-, where he will attend his wife and little girl and from the a of State H, Clay Crawford during the drives in the latest developments are a clinic for tuberculosis at the army expression on their faces they seem past two years are contained in a re- from seventy to one hundred feet in hospital and expects to be absent for to be living easy, and everything is Crawford’s office, to be submitted’ width. about ten ‘days. Dr. Stevens holds peaches and cream. George is a tele­ port which has just been completed Wc have the opportunity to lead the rank o f major in the Officers’ Re­ graph* operator at Flomaton and is 1 ■ by J. F. Dorman, chief clerk of Mr. the world. Why not take advantage serve Corps. RING your automobile troubles to us. That's why getting alone fine. Crawford’s o fflc ;, *q be submitted to of H? our door is wide open. ThereVTtothing under By adopting the moderr, cover around here except the air and that’s free to the legislature fit it» approaching ses­ luothod of developing properties ev­ Walter Neal o f the Record Company Mr. and U n . B. M. Hcckard of Chi­ you any time you care to call for it. Come out to­ sion. The report contains a list of ery town and city can save much of S t Augustine was h*re several cago and George Heimnr o f Terre day and get the air. Florida governors from 1821 to 1021, money in taxes and at the same time hours today getting data on tho new Haute.were in the city -today the primary and general election returns develop more rapidly anff along bet­ booklet thnt the Chamber of Com­ guests of ihe'Montezumn and paid the by counties, membeis of the various ter lines, by making a provision that merce will soon have printed. Walter state boards, nil state officials who all properties opened for subdivisions left - thls^ afternoon .for Orlando, Herald office an appreciated visit. Mr. receive commissions through that of- be Improved in accordance with the where lie will have a ■display 1o f Heckard is an old friend-of the Her­ ald editor having .worked with him calendars, county officers (showing city regulations and requirements. It printing at the fair. In Gainesville many years ago. Havr s - a s zs fico (including members o f the 1921 is well worth considering- scri6usly.— ing recently disposed of his printing’ legislature), federal and circuit court Florida Timcs-Union. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. S., l^oxley o f business in Chicago, Mr. Heckard ex­ calendars, county officers (showing Memphis, Tenn., are in the cltjr the pects to locate in Orlando and yester­ EDWARD GILES DEAD the various suspensions and resigna­ guests of Mrt. Moxley’ a sister, Mrs. day qlosed tlie contract for a fine home tions and a complete list o f county o f­ David Robb^and her nephew, Will on Colonial Drive. u / ^ B r a z i n g 8 W elding (From V fU ntU kt't D»Uj) ficers for 1921). These appear in an Jameson.. MV. Moxley was here 20 appendix of the report. Frank Giles, manager of the VlrB years ago with the old J. T. A K. W Among other interests facts re- ginia-Carolina Chemical Co., office 666 is. a prescription for Colds, a> engineer but is now living in Ten­ ^faled through this report, It is hero received the sad intelligence to­ Fever and LaGrlppe. It's the nessee and-is with the Southern Rail­ shown that 3,038 notaries public were day by wire of the death of hia broth­ most speedy remedy we know; way. He sees many changes In San­ 17-13tc appointed during 1919-20. During the er, Edward Giles, who was in the U. same period, the state o f Florida S. army at Honolulu. Ed was a for­ ford since he resided here in the early made requisition! on other states and mer resident o f this city where he day*. counties for 211 fugitives from Jus­ was employed in the grocery business (From Tuesday’s Dally) tice, while other states made requisi­ but afterward Joined the army, west Mrs. A. B. Peterson returned Sun­ tions on Florida for 93 fugitives. to the Mexican border as sergeant; JSIeven death warrants were issued then to France and came out o f the day from Jacksonville^ during the two years and rewards world war with tho rank o f captain Hare yon our new price list? With the big reductions we have made In prices, no were offered for tho arrest and con­ and after spending a short time here ' Mrs. E. M. .Galloway a ndBcn Fish grower can afford to omit the spring application to hia grove. For both young and bear­ viction of 20 persons charged with went to Mexico in the oil business. He spent Monday in Orlando. ing trees, apply the last of January or first of February, our— various crimes. afterward Joined the army again and Harry L. Britt o f Pennsylvania is was stationed at Honolulu at the F L O R ID E A L SP E C IA L , PIANO TUNING time of his death. No particulars the guest of his brother, Chas. L. 5 per cent A m n .( 8 per cent A* jP^ A#* 2 per cent Pol* W. L. Harvey will tune your piano. about the cause of his death have Britt.- K' • ir Write us for new price list of citrus and vegetable fertilisers 18 years with Cable Co. Permanent­ been received here and the news is a Mrs. W. O. Newman and little son ly located in Sanford at 107 West sad blow to his legion of friends in R. C. MAXWELL, Mgr. Sanford* Bra net First street. Phone 103-J. All work this city who know and loved this left on Saturday fo r Greensboro, N. guaranteed. 25-tfe bright young man for his many fine C., where the? will reside. qualities. Tho sympathy of all is J; MANUFACTURERS JACKSOHVJLU, M A N U F A C T U R E R S IIDEAL D E A L FERTILIZERS t L K ilU iL n a -----------------------. ^ Give bread in charity and it will extended to Frank and the family in Among the prominent visitors to ; bring prosperity. the city today are Architect W .-B. their bereavement. !e * RU B-M Y-TISM HENRY McLAULIN Vif I iI liSsUS VULCANIZING b u r to n ~ C r a ft B A U T O SMITH BROS. Jr* wGILLETTE s TIRES NOTHING S ALL RIGHT BUT Trouble, 7£ f IT S A CRUEL -AUTO REPAIRS EXPERT SERVICE FAIR. PRICES &* /i B , p M O N E 20 g h ■REPAIR! F IR S T ST. OAK AVE, OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD i SPRING FERTILIZERS it ■ W IL SO N & TOOMER FER TILIZER COM PANY * h . ' . , -- *•■ , j . ,,. - • •• . < . - ...... . : A .,. - • ' �— -------- ------------- ----- t-\ *rs i T~ Y \ ------------ ------------- " - ■ • ■ 1= \ TH E SANFORD W E E K L Y H ERALD, T O D A Y , FE B R U A R Y 18,11921 i FORMER SANFORD BOY TO BREAK WORLD’S RECORD COAST TO COAST FLIGHT ABE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J. THIGPEN & COMPANY' AOENTS \ W ill Be Keynot o f Pres­ ident-Elect Harding’s Inaugural Address PADEREWSKI WILL NOT PLAY PIANO AGAIN eral Fire Insurance OrrtCI PEOPLES BANK BUILDINO Florida S a n fo r d , the flight. He estimates that this will be sufficient even though head < fieut W . D . C oney to l*T Th* Am*cUU4 F t. m ) winds are encountrced, ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 14.—On ‘ Make Trial W ashing­ So, if the Bight is successful, the the nation forget animosities and par­ ton’s B irth day triumphant bird man can go out tisan-ship of after war period and put GREAT ARTI8T WILL GO TO CAL­ again amongst the scenes where, its shoulder to the wheel of recon­ IFORNIA FOR LONG when a boy, he would lie on the structions is expected to be the key­ REST. sward in the warm Georgia sun and note o f Harding’s innugural address. wonder at the soaring o f the birds, Although the address is still far from NEW YORK, Feb. 14.—The profes­ BRUNSWICK FOR BOY TO and reflect that he has not only suc­ complete It was learned today that sional piano playing career of the ceeded in outflying those he once en­ eonaiderablh work has been done to­ world famous Paderewski is at an ^ makb r e c o r d a n d c o m e vied but has done osmething for the wards its preparation and the sub­ end. h o m e SAFE glory of mankind. The distinguished Polish musician, jects It will cover virtually selected. whose artistry at the piano has de­ And his mother will be glad. folowing from .yesterday’s It Is understood to be brief and will lighted the music lovers of two con­ attempt no detailed discussion o f any Ittao-Union will be Interesting to W h e n y o u let u s supply y o u r building tinents for more than a generation, problems awaiting solution. lih* Sioiard friends of Lieut. W. D. Deeds you gat a greet deal more then je s t eo One outstanding feature expected announced his retirement from the Cesty, *ho formerly resided on Celmany feet of lumber— bandies of shingles— is to be an appeal for confidence in concert stage, confirming Tecent cable *rr avenue and whose brother, H. B. pound* ol nail*— or panels of Beav«r Board. dispatches upon his arrival here yes­ the natirio’s business stability linked Cony, is living here at the present Y o u g e t th e benefit o f o u r building with assurance that during the next terday on the steamship France. Itime* material knowledge and experience In Senries four years, the administration will ' “ Piano playing ‘is a closed chapter I With s mother in Brunswick, Ga., that help* you get the results yon want at th* jteep away from meddling methods' in in my life, although I may do aome Ipraying for his success In the bold un—i . light prioa. Service Bret in planning th* its reiatfons with the business world. composing later,” he. declared when Idvrtaking of crossing the continent on work— more service in selecting proper mate­ L a p in the fasteit time yet made PARLIAMENT WILL TRY HOME A detailed statement, o f taxation pol­ aaked if he would resume his musical career. rials— epeedy service In delivering the good*. RULB ON THE GREAT icy will be reserved until congress is W man, Lieut. W. D. Coney, U. S; A., Five years of hard mental labor in LEADER. called into a special session in April. |ti now preparing for the trip that he You pay far th* materials. The mosvtoo the field of international politics In mmrm/o r ifeaif tn the larger volume of buiineaa Lpei will bring him two things at behalf of his native Poland have left LONDON, Feb. 14.—King George, It brings through super-satisfied customers. the iame time—a record flight and a California Still their imprint on his physical appearaccompanied by Queen Mary, the I tinliflCT. It w ill pay you to Shipping Celery aO.eonl adg shrdlu un rdlu un un u r ? o r hi. destination is Pablo Beach Prifice of Woles and the Duke of be one o f thaaa. I once. Old age and worry have whit­ L d his home is at 928 Union street, York, at noon Tuesday will open a * I LOS ANGELES, Calif., Feb. 14.— ened the long and bushy hair of his Bruniwick, Ga. And ! they may be session of parliament which promises head, which countless thousands of |uid to lie aide by side when it is con- to be ,.a test of continuance of the For tho first time in several seasons Premier the Northern celery crop is spread­ persons have seen waving back and jjdered that the aviator who expects coalition government of Constructive ‘meas­ ing over February and into March. forth as he kept time with the music to traverse the continent in eighteen Lloyd George. ures which head the program include Last week a close survey in the Wal­ produced by his magic hands, whilo flying hours or less would consider the new budget schemes of protection nut Grove and Antioch districts show­ the lines in his face have deepened Ithe few miles between as . nothing. and the sparkle In his eyes has dim­ While the nativity of (he flyer la to safeguard key industries against ed around 300 cars remaining, most med. 10nly of local interest, the flight he is foreign competition and prevent the o f which should move during the next The artist-statesman, \yho is ac­ Iabout to make will be noted all over dumping o f foreign goods and also forntight. Most of this crop is in the companied by his wife, will spend a the country—the world in fact— aince for remedying exchange conditions; n hands of the California Vegetable few days at rest here nnd then visit IBis success or failure will furnish an plan for relief of the finances, new Union. Sixes in the mnin nre small, Pittsburg, where he will address a Iadditional lesson in the science o f avi­ drink licensing , regulations, creating although a small percentage of the Polish gathering on Washington'a ation, said to be yet ip Its swaddling of Irish parliaments under the home cuttings Rhowa good sixes. birthday nfter which he will go to his Estimates of 1he Southern crop yet rule bill and reform of the house of Iclothes. ranch in California for n long rest. unmoved vnry, the latest being 250 His experiences will go Into text lords. (Commenting on the signing of the There is much rumor .that the gov­ cars. A short time ago indications Ibooks of the next few yenrs; his peace treaty between Poland and Icharts of winds, air conditions en­ ernment will try to spike the guns of were for at least 450 cars or more, Soviet Husain, the former premier de­ countered, etc., will be valuable dpta those criticising it for wnstc by pre. but the steady cutting1*for mixed car clared thnt "Poland expects to live ns cot alone to the military forces but senting an economy budget providing orders has reduced the surplus. The. a loyla neighbor to Russia.” He also 517 Commercial Street Imail service unil commercial flyers as for n total expenditure of OHO,000,000 best sizes nre coming from the Sag asked newspapermen to convey to the Iwell. The ffronm thnt one dny tho pounds. The protection schemes for Diego district, where there is a small American people the sincere gratitude (country shall see transcontinental e x - which the free traders are preparing acreage just coming. The limited Orof the Polish nation for the part |prti.< planes hurtling through the air [ambushes have not yet been disclosed nngc county crop is cleaning up stead­ |America played in gaining its inde­ (ways will come to fruition the sooner .nor the new licensing system. The ily and should be out of the wny early pendence. Consulting Chemist says of the water: "O f tho many waters.of this and eth­ (by his attempt. drink trade is still under the board of In March. This will leave the E l' er regions that I have analyzed, I have found none superior In all good quali­ Monte district to supply pnekers. A j He Js expected to arrive at Pablo ' control created during tho war as a Poison gas may'be tabooed in war, ties to that of tho ‘ Elder Water.” — Phone 311-W. Office In Miller BnHdlng. few fields show blight, while in oth­ [Reach at 5 p. m on Washington's Itemporary measure, to meet special ers, growers, having abandoned hopes but there’s moonshine liquor for * (birthday, February 22, and, if his conditions. ELDER SPRINGS W ATER CO. substitute. (plans mature, will complete passage | The first Tuesday in April is con- of getting cost, let the weeds take | rith’ only one stop. ! siderdc the probable day for bringing possession. With the 1919 season Leaving Rockwell Field, San Diego, ] into effect the home rule act. The failing to pay and the low prices nnd ICnlif., sundown, February 21, Lieut, present outlook is that only the Ulster light demand for the 1920 crop El 1 [Coney will make a night flight, stop-j government will be framed in which Monte growers will probably put in ! Iping the next morning at Fort W o r t h event the viceroy and chief secretary less acreage the coming season. For a J in order to breakfast and refill g a s , Tor Ireland will nominate Irish privy summer crop potatoes will probnbly i (and oil tanks. . j councilors to form an assembly which be put in on a large scale, growers i This part of the passage of the, W>N exercise the powers of a parlia- in this district tanking a practice of | two craps every season. Idaring army officer is considered th e, merit until conditions in Ireland A late estimate shows 90 per cent be-[conic more peaceful nnd an attempt hardest, bridging the distance of the Northern crop shipped nnd 75 Sun Diego hangara and the can be made to operate the .net in the tween the per cent of the Southern crop.— N. Y. 'South. ITexas panhandle in a wey never beProduce News. |forv attempted by living man. (9 On the next "hop," he will leave Harding’s Plans for \ IFort Worth as soon as possible on a More than Imother^ jv a it in g L WILL TEST THE POWER OF LLOYD GEORGE Coi for Service Sanford Novelty Works A. — ELDER SPRINGS W A T E B ^ c ^ J fc M non-stop flight to Jacksonville, losing W orld Pe^ce Far from three houres of time in flynig east­ * Definite Formulation ward from his original starting point but expecting to sight the Florida ST. AUGUSTINE, F l« , Feb. 14.— metropolis at 5 o'clock in the after­ While the cabinet problem was taking noon; upon which he arrival he fill i« „ , _ ,, . .on now elements of uncertainty Presr ," t P£ \ Br ! * 1 Harding 1.1 1. be known T " ' h' n,« hl1“ “ .U mei, ( 't h . t hi. peine (or lnlern.tlnn.1 pr.ro “ ' I , ' *" '" T 1 r ' :.n d dlearmemenl eleo nro f . r from S T , f ' ° n\ ” “ ‘ Idefinite formulation. T ektn, note of It ecn yny . t i , publlehcd rrporto thnt n di,armament Ic l . 1 - conference wonld be celled e .r l , In c ™ , will then . ( . I n a ril, end eUrt .dmlnletrntlon, Mr. H e r d !., •» for hom. -h ere Me mother, Mre. ^ h( h, d „ „ luch taM> ,t°Z f ; CT y. " ‘ T M* W O W . though the Idee fitted In with t a o j 'a 'i r i S f i : s - — *» - G».f November, 1893, he is the son of M .nkon r . Fl BT " ! ' Theri b h * k . » h c c hi. boyhood dny. -e r e when ' , c o In 1516 he went to tho hi. alwaye n .liver lining. emtt get reel end th . U rold. the die, will .11 die. W om an Returns W allet W ith $ 2,800 Cash to Owner ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 14.— An honest woman today returned to George E. Smith o f Pittsburgh, Pa., a wallet containing $2800 in cash, which he lost last week in Wllllami Park. She found the wallet soon after the owner had dropped It out o f hie pocket while he was playing checkers In the'park. She did not know who was the owner until she read a news story in a local paper telling o f the lost o f the money by Mr. Smith. The finder then looked him up and gave him back his property. He thought somebody had stolen it and never ex­ pected to get a penny o f it back so he was greatly delighted, and left he^e today for other points In Florida before returning to his home in Plttsburgh. k Try out the 1921 Buick. 11’ s the same rugged, reliable Buick of the past but with an added measure of dependability, easier control, greater riding comfort and beauty. In the 1921 Buick you also have a car with a 25% greater investment value the day you wish to sell or trade. W e will be glad to give you a demonstration. There’s Authorized Buick Service everywhere. Since January / , regular equipment on all models includes cord tires wnicr with the Brunswick riflemen,1 “ ’ |^turning in the spring of 1917. | No doubt some o f the old bitterJust ns wnr was-declared, he came end cannibals scold about the diet Wk from the border to accept an >fadi introduced by missionaries, •Ppointment to the officers’ training — — — ,__r Gorgeous Pageant at * jchool at Fort McPherson from where Eustis on The 22nd . Went to the ground school at QeorTech when transferred to the air Eustis will bo the only city In the **rvite for which he exhibited special •tato to celebrate the 110th anniver­ •Ptitude. sary o f the ceding o f the Florida* to Lieut Coney’s -enthusiasm fo r this the United 'States. The event will r»nch of the service reacted against staged In a natural ampitheatroabout "i* Pet aims for he became ao expert Lake Dot within the city limits of that he was denied his wish to g o to Eustis. The spectacle will be In three Fr™ «, ns happened in similar cases, parts, arrival o f Spaniards, exchange wd had to instruct others in the art o f flags, the Indian wars with cap­ of Oying who In‘ giving a good ac­ ture of Osceola. There will be boat count of themselves over tho firing E’ S just used Sloan a races, airplane stunts, street dance, “ n* helped, solve his disappointment. Liniment and the quick fire works' and many other events to i«remo8t in experimental flying, comfort bad brought a Smilefollow during the afternoon and even­ o f pleasure to nis face. ■rat. Coney was selected os the pilot ing. The city is making preparations Good for aches resulting to try this flight and was given a from weather exposure, to take care of-thousands of visitors. •Pccially constructed machine for tho sprains, strains, lsme back. ,.The affair is given under the auspices Purpose. overworked muiclee. Pr o i the American Legion Posts of Lake traits iritkoui Al A rehabilitated DeHaviland ^biplane county. ' 1 1 4 0 druggists have it. vill be the one in which he takes off, he front seat compartment being Nothing leas than >a pure and holy uwtl as a storage space^ior extra gaslove could persuade the bridegroom oline and oil. All together, he will to?pretent that her biscuits are edi­ ht¥* on hand 160 gallons o f high ble. • ***de gasoline with which to make Warminrt relief H .. •vL. J' „ . *v -A v*.*l : f££EMA£ - *, 1 �TH E SANFORD W E E K L Y HERALD, FR ID AY, FE B R U A R Y 18 ,1 9 2 1 T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D If there arc any tourists in the state of Florida who nro not catch­ ........ rrwld*nt md U l U i ing their share o f the fish just come S. 1. HOLLY .. N, 7, m u u m .......... B*cr*t*rj ud T iu u m to Sanford and try your lueit They H. A . "N U L L .-,...........................Qm m m I l u i t i r are here in quantities. ------------ o------------PuUUSud E nrjr T riA k j by One hundred members of the San­ THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ford Chamber of Commerce attend­ (Incorporated) ed the bunguet held Thursday night SUBSCRIPTION PRICE IN ADVANCE: for a get-together meeting.— Del,and ONE YEAR...........................................................M.10 News. S IX MONTHS ................... 1J* -------------o------------THREE MONTHS.................................................... 71 When Harry Bccmnn, of Orlando, Entered on Second C lou Moll Hotter Auxuit U , gets ready to build a new five story I ItS, nt Ibt Foot Off loo nt Sanford. Florida, Undor A ct Of March I , 1*75. hotel he says, ‘‘ Edwin tell tho con­ tractor to sec me in my office,” and Office: HERALD BUTLDIXO: Phene 111 the hotel is started— just like that, tr ------------- □------------Foreign Advert ialnii Renrerrntative T'he Canopus Club Is among tho THF. AMERICAN PHESSASSOCIATION new ones striking the state. By the timo that Sanford gets through with The old town is picking.up. * tho various clubs "that are now form­ ing we will all bo broke or In Jail or ^ K e e p it going by your own faith in dead. your community. Editorial in Tampa Times saya: “ How,Shnll Germany Pay her largo Indemnity." Wc are not Interested in how Germany shall pay but we arc intereated in "Why Should America Pay A n y?” '* The allies wonlthe war and yet. we pay. We win nnd yet wc lose. When do wo quit paying war tnx 7 When do we quit paying in­ come tax 7 When do we get through winping the wnrT When do we eat? ALL TOGETHER ONE IS ENOUGH The spirit of getting together There has been some criticism of builds cities, makes two blades of Governor Hardee's tax commission grass grow where one grew before and makes an oasis in the desert. A b that the governor proposes one instead Mr. Groover snid at the banquet of of three commissioners. As one pathe Chamber of Commerce the other per expresses it (we have mislaid it night it was one of the first requis­ and can neither name the paper nor ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦ i M »»+ ; ites for any city that expected to quote its exact.words) ft would tako We Americans, in common with 0thgrow. It ia one of the vital neccssl- : one man three years to learn enough cr peoples, arc living In a restleu ties of Sanford today. Every citizen about the business to earn one year’s age. The Welakn block has changed that expects Sanford t6 grow and salary. Before the world war -all Europ* Thnt would be, and-is, . perfectly hands so many times that the con­ this should certainly be one of the slept on a volcano, dreading the d*j stant handling will soon wear o ff the first thoughts of every citizen, should true, provided that Bort of commis­ when the thunders of eruption would stucco— at least it might— but if endeavor to align himself with the sion is what the governor has in be heard. That eruption came t|. Douglass and Symca find out that it men and wdmen who are helping to view. There nre commissions and most in the twinkling of an is wearing o ff they will’ atucco it with put it over and putting it oyer ia nev­ commissions, however, and it is the bathed two countries in the blood of gold dollars the next time and get er done except by standing together, Telegram's understanding of the gov­ millions o f men, drove kings and em­ awny with it. And anyhow the We- allowing all petty Jealousies to be for­ ernor’s views that he does not in­ perors from their gilded thrones, reiaka block must be a good one— it has gotten and regardless of who may be tend to recommend a commisaion with duced aristocrats from affluence to changed more than any other block in at the head o f these different move­ plenary powers, such as aoVne o f the poverty, turned the world topsy.turthe state and makes money for old ments fo r a Greater Sanford, get be­ atatea have created, but a‘ tax. depart­ vy, and made civilization a mockery hind 'them and push forward instead ment, presided over by a commission­ and new owners each time. and a byword. of pulling backward. There arc ao er, charged with the duty of enforc­ -------------- o------------Release from the privations entail, many big things that ar.o coming to ing taxation laws aa prescribed by The Sanford Herald Is moving for The Rod and Gun- Club meets to-, ed by war, instead of sobering human. It la already backed by the richest a down-town, ticket office. Anyway, this city, that if every citzien in. San­ tho legislature, and co-ordinating the gifts o f Nature. Now let man do his night at the court house and all those Ity,' seems to have turned its head. ford would only join the Chamber of efforts o f the various officers charged one who ever has been in Sanfor who are interested in bringing the Profiteers are legion and p r o f it * part. Commerce and help’ those already in with tax-law enforcement. tourists to Sanford with this excel­ wanted to catch a train, knows spenders are even more numerous ------------ o—---------In addition, he contemplates, as we lent institution should attend the how badly that convenience is needed. harness there would be no difficulty Prodigality has swept us into a sea Some people here-seem to hav’e for­ in surmounting the greatest obstacles assume, that the tax commission or meeting. If you arc not a stock­ —Tampa Tribune. o f uncertainty and conjecture froa gotten what Dr Russell Conwcll told Right you are, brother, and while and putting anything over. If every bureau would gather data and sup­ which not oven the wisest ones eaa them at his lectures a few weeks holder become one tonight regardless o f what your ideas may be on' the our down-town ticket office will not citizen would only join the Rod and ply the legislature with information in tell how or when we will emerge. ■go. " ' = I subject. catch any trains It ought to catch tho Gun Club the new club house that is tho light .which the statutes could be We are up In the air, knowing not ------------ o-----------o------------tourists and visitors to th$ city gen­ being built for the benefit o f the citi­ made to conform more closely to the which way to turn, or whether to turn Dispatches say immigrants were Balnbridge, Gn., has a ‘ \filck, the erally by giving them the required in­ zens and the visitors would be built needs o f the state. or stand still,*forgc ahead or mark found full- of vermin on coastwise Wo feci suns Governor Hardco does Hugger,” who wanders about town formation and the chance,to buy their almost over qlght. If. every citizen time. steamers spreading typhus. .Wish wo a-kissing the girls. , “The man is tickets on train-or boat the day be*- would -only join in every good move­ not contemplate any abridgement o f It is a condition calculated to pro­ had them In the "old red mill'' at undoubtedly insane,” says the Brain- fore, without going a mile to get it. ment that is started hore and'see that the powers conferred on the legisla­ duce even the most aggrevating fora Gennicourt, France, eh, boys? it is put across there would be no ture by the constitution. That body bridge newspaper. Wc don’t know -------------o-----------o f restlessness in a people accustom­ — ------ —o-----------trouble in building this city to twen­ would still determine the subject of many of the Buinbridge girls, but this Before women may act as juorors ed from our early days to a sane and The Sanford Dally Herald is ever brutally frank comment from their in Florida, it will be necessary for ty thousand people in a few years. If taxation, fix the rates, prescribe the simple existence. proving itself a loving neighbor by its own home paper ought to, as Long­ the legisalture to nmend the low de­ every farmer would only join some general laws o f collection and exemp­ consistent advocacy and support of fellow used to any, hold 'em for n fining who may net ns juorors. The organization for the benefit of the tion, and the task of the commission A time will come when we ns a peo­ tfie Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Exposi­ while.— St, Augustine Record. present law limits- jurors to mnle per­ farmers the growing, shipping and would be the purely administrative ple will emerge- from our present con­ tion.—Orlando Reporter-Star. --------------o ------------sons over the age of 21 years who are selling of farm products would be duty of carrying out the legislative dition of indifference to consequences. — ■■■ o------ -— This is the gladsome season when residents' of tho Htntc of Florida. It placed upon a more stable basis. If will. In that case, one man is enough. It mny bfi a year, or two, or five, or Dr. Neal, Rev. McConnell and Ed the folks past' about looknig for a is probable thnt women will never be every merchant .would join in some as­ There would be no more ncccsisty for more, and great changes may take Saltar were the principal speakers at suitable location upon which to build called for jury service the same as sociation for the benefit o f the busF two tax commissioners, or three, than place before wo ore again a normally the Orlando Board of Trade luncheon a home and this is the season when men, yet the law should be chnngcd ness interests.of Sanford and with tho for a triple secretary of state or a moving people. But we American* yesterday. All of them are good men, Florida looks the best and when all s o ..that they could act if it were idea of pushing trade in this vicinity quadruple nttorney general. As the arc not a class to be kept forever too, in their different lines of business, nature seems attuned for the house deemed advisable at any time.— De- wc would get all the trnde of this head of the taxation department any keyed up in n turmoil of excitement. you know. part of Floridn. If every citizen of good man, of ability, integrity and building stunt. Prices on building Land News. In some way or other we will find our o— Sanford would join some church in acquaintance with the state’s fiscal material are down and the prices on level and resume the wholesome exig­ Whenever the laws send automobile Sanford the churches would be filled needs, can enrn his salary from the ence .we enjoydd before the world wi* lots are reasonable and this is the ac­ The Sanford Herald beats our 12 thieves to jail for a period of five every Sunday and the city would be first day of his term, and save the cepted time to start that building.. set ablize by the fires of war. It it 1-2 pound bass with tho story of one years it will stop auto thieves. When­ one of tho best cities in Ihv world. If state many times the cost of his de­ a hope which buoys us up and re­ ------------ o-----------caught fn the Econlockhntchee creek, ever the laws send the moonshiners Sanford will have one of the finest weighing 11 J-2 pounds six.house after every citizen would make up his mind partment.— Lakeland Telegram. conciles us to the idiosyncratic* of to jnil for five years it will stop moon---------- - o Chautauqua programs this season it was enught. A large part of the to join every good movement for the n people apparently gone mad in tin shining—not before. betterment of his city and.the betterTHE EDITORS. • • that this city has ever had and it game of life. . name of the creek is believed to hnve hoped that the Chautauqua will be been weighed with the fish; nnd, be­ ment of mankind Sanford would be Wish we could "ooze" down to the It is understood thnt nbout four •one of the most wonderful cities in It is possible that when we pass oa well patronized and that the week's count Wc CHnnot expect all of score "really and truly" Florida edi­ Subtropical Fair at Orlando and see Chautauqua will become one of the side the Herald's story.was "double . to our ultimate rewards our childrM.I i" t-...... . Tribucn. ir J leaded!"—Tampa all the exhibits and then "case" down institutions of Sanford. these things but we can and do ex­ tors were present nt the press break mny inherit a better world than lb* We need Conte up here, Jnwn, after you have pect a better spirit of co-operation on fast Monday night. The state was to Johnny Jones* shows and see that some of the higher class eiiterluinone in which we nre living today. The finished taking the gns out of Gnspnr- tin: part of those who hnve been well represented. It was a fine hunch million dollar diamond glittering on i im.tl|B regarillcss of the fact that experiences through which wc irt illn nnd try taking the con out of hanging back from all of these good of men; the manner In which they Ed Snltnr’s manly bosom just once jj,,.,. parsing may imbue us with knowledgt ey )have never been well patronized Econlockhntchee nnd if we don't show movements for the betterment of this conducted themselves stamps them as nnd furnish us with the wisdom to ipmore. here. I you or at least make you see larger part of Florida. We can and do ex­ fine fellows. Of course, there was ply it for the good of posterity. Hiv­ ------------ o-----------fish than you hnve ever seen before lots of fun, for that is one of the ing fallen into the pitfalls of life our­ While you are giving out poat mas­ Property do move in Sanford nnd you can have nil the moon in moon­ pect every real citizen of Sanford to do his pnrt toward the betterment of moving spirits of the press breakfast. selves, wo may have the resouMtuSterships to the many millions of your as soon ns the big things-arc put over shine. Sanford and if he cannot join all of You cannot asvocinte with a real ro- ness to touch our children to avoid' behito] friends, Warren, you warn .to in this city in the next two months these movements he can at least lend tarian and !*■ gloomy. In fact we them. A man never picks up the sum re mVmber that Ihere ore several rigb’ property will move sure enough. One We are still being furnished with his influence and praise them instead |do not-know a "gob of gloom" in the hot. poker twice. And we of lloJij peart Republicans hi to whu would hardly realizes from outward appear­ beautiful operas and light nrias nnd of knocking them and become more of entire rotary aggregation of this or i have picked up so many , and of sue) like to te admirals of the Swiss navy ances ju st" how lively this city of Spanish doleientas and Itnlinn spagh­ an optimist instead o f a pessimist. any other city. The editors, being varying degrees of heat, it is to U or something of that sort. Sanford is getting. Now is the time ettis nnd Roman candles and other We can and do expect more ynselfish naturally the greatest gatherers of hoped there will be but few left t* to invest your money in Sanford for musical' extrnvngnnzns from the dif­ ness on the pnrt of some nnd we can sunshine in 'the world, appeared as* scorch the fingers of our -offspring. Women in the bouse aionis should property values nre going higher ferent types of hand organs, foot and do expect mono work for Sanford fitting sidekicks to the roturiuns., bo careful about letting agents iri the every day. , organs, mouth organs nnd other kinds on the part of'som e and we can and The stati* press of Florida, ns an nspeople who smart under the Iasi door. One of these agents assaulted nf organs by the unfortunates from do expect a more concerted effort on socialion, ImJ done much* to forward r)f false charges and malicious mrusU woman ia IU-1.1un! the other day There are a lot of petty thieving [ all parts of the world who have been the part of ull the citizens toward lhe progress of Hie state. In all lines ] Htioiis have at least one nt? <<( comand others i if likc kind have In-ell stories each day and it would seem i invited to eome to Sanford and tnke getting those big things for Sanford j of eiuleavor its suggestion hns been f „ rt to cheer them through life. Is known ( to lie 'conn• nun’’ fur liiirglar:-. that some means should he taken ' in ii)) a collection on the various corners that are on the verge of coming here felt and followed; and at times when'death they will not he robbed <*f lE« Better keep the *cri»rn * lour locked Sanford to stop it. Auto tires seem nnd also in the middle of eneh block. nnd yet may l>e lost on account of the it has been necessary -for it to conic fruits of their virtues. When Ht. Wwhen you talk to them. t* lie among the many items on the We do not believe that the merchants niggardly spirit that would ask all down hard on a mnn or a measure, er hnlts them at the gates be will the nre in cahoots with-any of these fine for one nnd none for all. The time that mnn and that measure have sel­ have a record of their dcc^Mpi e°mThe big timo of tho year will be tho list of the missing and while work does not bear the ear marks of old families of renowned artists but hns passed when any special coterie dom gotten by its $cto. This is. \vcll jllele that no single Incident will b* nnnuat meeting of the Florida Press a professional it is probably being it does look like the city officials jre , of people in Sanford should either illustrated in the past elections, both omitted. Every net will lie judged ia Association nt Tampa in April. This done by local talent guided by one close kin to them in some wny for they expect to dominate politics, religion, primrny and general, when the press fairness and withtfut bias, and th» will be the getting together of all the who knows how to dispose of the stuir allow them to come and stay all Chambers of Commerce, clubs or so­ of the state, nlmost without excep­ divine spirit of malevolence will pr*newspaper men of the stato and will in other ‘cities. A dose of hot lead ciety and when this'idea that we nre tion, undertook to encompass the de­ vail over all. There will be no f»I** he n conglomeration of business and winter. would stop much of this thieving. all working fur the common good feat of those radical politirinns who charges or malicious accusations *t good fellowship th'nt is iinrd to beat in - o — The holidays arc over and it is nhw , predominates hurt- just then will our had gotten hold of Floridn. It suc- the gates of Paradise. All who art liny profession or any line of business. ^Ve heard by grnpevine telcgrnph high time wo were getting down to city get the advantages of the won­ thosc shrdlu shrillu shrdlu un un nu worthy will be welcomed, and « j ------------ o------------George V. Hobart writes n poem to the other day that San font would hnve facts nnd looking toward some con­ derful location which our city occu­ cceded to the elimination of almost trades or combinations will be nectr | President-elect Harding at St. Augus­ those golf links and n fine country crete plan for the building of Sanford pies. We can all take these matters every mnn it went after. The stnte- snry lo effect an entrance. tine. George can now be a member club after all nnd this is indeed grati­ nlong the righteiines. There arc peo­ to ourselves. We all get the blues at widc bonding amendment was anoth­ The man who is continually finding o f the cabinet as you will remember fying to the editor o f the Herald. Wo ple here now who wnnt to invest in times and feel more like knocking er proposition which had tho weight of the press against it, and its defeat fault with his ncighobrs lias a thou­ than boosting. We ull hnve our “ o ff are not any golf expert but wo have that when Fred DcBarry wrote a song Snnford with the idea of building was so overwhelming as to be u les­ sands devils Working ^within bis Ndays” and we nre many times sorely aspirations along thnt lipo nnd wo about President Wilson ho received homes and bufrinoss blocks nnd they son to those who sought to confuse ing. The condition of the soul fin<k beset with difficulties, troubles und know three million tourists who the appointment us (2nd assistant nro deterred by tho price of those and embarrassthis state and its prolodgment in the mind nnd cxprcsiiw sorrows but when the time comes that would like to swim tho St. Johns river postmaster—nit. vnennt lots thnt are now being al­ from the lips, and it Is well to l**r| to get to Sanford and play golf If wq, lowed to grow up In weeds nnd are we are men enough to forget our own gran) o f progress. ------------ o -----------• , Today, the press of Florida hns this in mind the next time you h*u We believe thnt many of the mer­ only had tho links. But all of, these* doing nothing for the owners or for particular troubles and grouches and started for the reapportionment of one person picking another to pieces-1 start to pulling together instead of things are coming and you can’t keep chants of Sanford nre missing n lot of the appearance of the city streets. the stnte. After years of 'playing pulling apart right'then this city will good business by not taking moro |a good man down, ------------ 0------------* Exorbitant prices for vacant property with the people nnd ignoring the most LOUISIANA BARS TICKY CATTLE take on n different aspect. Wd are space In the Daily Herald. People do nro keeping this city from growing ns not know whnt you have in tho new This is the week of the Sub-Tropi- it should grow and those who nre re­ improving nil right and a much dif­ positive command of the constitution Louisiana, the last state to things ami new lines unless you let cul Mid-Winter Fnir at Orlando and sponsible should be made to pay the ferent spirit prevails here now over of Florida, the legislature is going to he called on by the press to do its tick-ridden cattle from Florida, rr that of a few years ago but the spirit them hear from you every day. Try it is hoped that Semniolo county pco- taxes instend of nllowing the burden long deforred duty. It is going to cently put up the bars agonist n<»J of give and take docs not appear in a pie will respond to the nppcnln made to fnll on home owners. it and see the difference. have the combined force of all the cattle nt the port of New OrltaM.1 large enough measure ns yet. Try it. through tho Herald for one of the --------- —o------------best journalistic brain And influence leavipg Florida breeders no pl*^* j Do it now. They say thnt St. Augustine is finest exhibits that have ever been This Is the big week of the Orlando ------------ o------------the Union in which to dispose of c*.'| behind it for the Bole purpose of see­ filled with people who formerly knew made at Orlnndo. Seminole County fair- How would you like to own the ing that* the peddle of Florida get tie that are so infested. I I)R. B. C. DODD. Warren Harding in Marion {wherever has the goods but it is rather diffi­ bridge ncross the Rt. Johns at San­ that just representation in tho eyes Progress has .been made to rKH| cult to get the people sufficiently in­ that is) nnd it seems thnt when he ford for this one week?— DcLand In the passing of Dr. B. C. Dodd we of tho law that they arc promised years In the fight against the i*1*'] went to school that it was one of the terested to get the best out for nn News. feel thnt wo have lost a true friend and pledged under tbeir constitution. and injurious ticket, but it is bec®N biggest schools in tho world because exhibit. Bring your green stuff to Don't mention It, Chris. Tho county und that Sanford ns a whole has lost Another thing which h®8 engaged ing generally realized that the j now ho hns exact'y 5,^90,-197 school Miller's store and keep It coming nil commissioners'of Volusa and of Sem­ a true friend and a fine Chrsitiun gen­ its attention ia the struggle of the solution of the problem is throug 1 mate* who are anxious to get jobs of week. Let Seminole be the greatest inole counties should be ashamed of tleman. He was of the type that, is people to be free from the tyrannous ing away with the free and some k;nd in and around Washington thing at the fair. themselves that they ever allowed this growing scarcer every year. Ho was over-running of a certain small but range and forcing tho enclosing o ------- :---- o-----------and the suburbs. • * bridge to be tu llt by a corporation.' one o f those true, red-blooded Amer­ powerful clement in tho state who cattle. ------------ o-----------Do one .thing, Mr. Harding, when The two counties had the chance of a icans who stood for the beat in life would hold back Florida from agri­ A campaign with this end in _ In twenty-two days from this dote you get into office. Cut but nbout life time to DUild this bridge and with on unwavering faith in mankind cultural development for tho sake of and which has the endorsement ■ Woodrow Wilson w.ill pass out— a forty o f those 'press bureaus in Wash­ could just as easily built It nt that and an unwavering faith in the power tho cattle which they graze on lands the Florida State Press AstociiW martyr. llcrny Whtterson—“ Mars ington that arc sending tens- and tons time ns Scholtz could build It but they of the church over evil. Snnford can not their own. Practically every pa­ and other .organizations, is J Henry," an everybody lovingly calls of stuff for the newspapers to print could not see any farther than their ill afford to. lose men of the type of per In the state is now engaged in waged by the <Florida b*0' * I him, writing from his winter quar­ free. You know how it is Mr. Hard­ nose nnd allowed it to b®BS Info the Dr. Dodd and .we mourn his loss as a writing, or reproducing editorials on League, which is composed ^o P^l ters in the New York World, says ing. You have been receiving them hands of a corporation and you know brother and true friend. Peace to his this subject, the sole tenor of which gressive men from all sections this about him: yourself in your office nf Marion nnd ashes. ; is to wnken the legislature to realize Florida. The next legislature i* ’ the rest. "There is nothing In politics now it Is hardly necessary to call your at­ ---------- -o -------------o-----------I that It ia being called on to repre- fidcntly expected to submit the except two empty bottles—both a lit­ tention to it. We received threo tens Smile and the world smjles withJBcn* people in deed and in truth, sorbing question to the vote o Despite the peculiar influence of tle dirty—one labelled 'Democrat' and yesterday with the "permission to moonshine, FJorida continues to ride you; grin, and the world * asks, and ccaae b«>ng an arbitrary maa- people.—Tampa Tribunet’other 'Republican.’ Wilsonlsm haa publish as soon ns received” but no “ Whero'd you get it 7” ter.—Tampa Tribune. the high wave of prosperity. gone by the boards. I will not say it money for publishing same. -Honest­ Vi Aa we understand It* Lento® has had its day. It will come again. ly, Mr. Harding, you can save the foreign capital to rebuild hU ra Never drink out o f a glass that haa Never give away the first slice o f Speak unkindly or profanely with Nothing Is surer, whether we like or government a million dollars «t' least so he can mobilize hli irm e* •_bread you cut o ffa loaf or you will a spoon in .it, or you are doomed to dislike-Woodrow Wilson, than that he in saving alt this good paper upon bread in your hand and y o u . will be ■troy foreign capltaU-Dalla* N give your luck away. be an old maid. x sore troubled before it la digested. which this rot is written. vjjll thdw Ugh up on the record*” ■ - mam Some Saturday Thoughts �- - - ■ ------------— * J~i — k&c'rr/#, ------* • TH E S A N F O R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1 8 ,1 0 2 1 DEMOCRATS BLOCK TARIFF BILL BY VOTING SUGAR INCREASE ON FORDNEY week visiting friends at Welrsburg on Lake Weir. Beautiful spring weather; all the forest trees nr: leaved out except the hickory; fruit trees wi»>. new foliage and blooms. The wild yellow jasa’ mine and white and blue violets in bloom in the hammocks. Fven the kill-deers and other birds have return­ ed from the tropics, ami Jack Frost has a through ticket north. This week is the big week in cel­ ery. Shipping at Moore'a Station is the biggest shipping point on East Sanford. The siding is not largo enough for all the cars used in one day and cars needed are waiting nt other points to be placed as loaded cars are taken out. Some growers 'have set out pepper plants, other sweet com and snap beans planted. L0NGW00D NOTES LIFE A man comes into this world with­ out his consent and leaves without his will. During his stay** on earth his time in spent in one continuous round of contraries and misunderstanding. In his infancy he is an angel; in his boyhood he is a devil; in his man­ hood he is everything from a lizard up; in his duties he is a darned fo o l If he rnises a family he is a chump; if he raises n cheque he is a thief and tho law raises h—I with him. If he is poor he Is a poor mnnager and has no sense. If he is rich he is dishon­ est but considered smart. If he is in politics he iH a grafter and a crook; if he is out of politics you can’t place him and he's an undesirable citizen. If he goes to church ho is a hypo­ crite nnd If he stays at home he is a sinner. If he donates to foreign mis­ sions he docs it for show; if he doesn't he is a stingy and o tight­ wad. When he first comes into this world everybody wants .to kiss him; before ho goes they nil wont to kick him. If he dies young there was a bright future before him; If he lives to a ripe old ago he is only In the way and is living just to spite some rela­ tive or to save funeral expenses. PEDDLER BOUND OVER ON CHARGE ASSAULT WOMAN Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Allen and Claude Hinchcliff motored to Orlando Sun­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Roebuck and Miss Hall were visitors in Orlando Tuesday. MATRON REFEATS TO COURT Mrs. J. S. Dinkel and Miss Olivo STORY OF ASSAULT, FIRST motored to Orlando Thursday. TOI.Ip TO HUSBAND. F. J. Neimyer was n visitor in Or­ lando Thursday. DELAND, Fob. 1B^-Wm. Quinn, a Those motoring to Tampa Friday, T h in k They H ave Indef­ young white man who with two com­ taking in the fair, were F. J. Neimyer, panions has been selling furniture W. Woodcock, Mr. Green and Mr. initely Tied Up polish around DeLand, wns yesterday Ranger. Mr. and Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Reed's the Bill held without bail by County Judge J. The young people of the Baptist mother and Mr. and Mra. Doble of Lee McCrory on the charge of rape church gave a social tea at the LibChicago have been visitors to Ovcido against a white married woman of sary Friday evening. The proceeds this week. They have been looking DeLand. were to go toward a new carpet for at some of the splendid bargains of When court convened the judge re­ the church. Everyone reports a most the O. F. Swope Land Company. quested the fifty to a hundred specta­ enjoyable evening. VOTE ALMOST SOLID TO' IN­ . Mt«. 0. P. Swope and children tors to leavo the court room, also re­ Mayor Henck gave a squab dinner CREASE TARIFF ON spent Tuesda> in Sanford. questing lawyers not interested In at the Longwood hotel Thursday cveil-. SUGAR ’ * The Mid-Winter Fair.at Orlando has the case and newspapermen to also ing. The guests were, Mr. and Mrs. attracted many of the Ovcido people leave. AH complied with the re­ Great Scott! Look at us this week! ■C. W. Entzming^r and* Mr. and Mra. ’ WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.— The sen- this week. Among those to attend quest. Quinn, who is a stranger here, Walker. ,te made real progress in its cou ld - Wednesday were Mrs. E. A. Farnell, This is Valentines' Day. It looked is charged with entering tho woman's J. E. Phipps and W. M. McWorknation of the Fordnoy emergency Miss Stella FamaM, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. more like the Fourth of July, and be­ home in the absence of her husband man were transacting business in Or­ sides we had an Orlando business UrilT bill today and when- the eight- jCoon and Mrs. McGhee. , ostensibly for the purpose of selling^ hour session ended It had taken up | The Camp Fire Girls enjoyed a de- man stop in a few minutes. Yes and lando Saturday. polish, and while there it is charged* Miss Omar Allen spent the week »nd adopted four o f the nine remain-(llgbtful. hike Wednesday afternoon, that ain't all, we had a fish man from he forcibly assaulted her. Upon the log amendments which had been r e c -(They walked out to the flowing well New Smyrna to stop in this ore town end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. return of her husband, she told the where supper was cooked In true camp today. Then, too, someone's tire on Allen. ommended by its finance committee. NOTICE or APPLICATION rOB T A X DEEO story of her nbuse. Harry Phipps, of Tampa, spent sev*. UNDER SECTION 171, GENERAL STAT­ At the close ai the day's work Sen­ style. The girls were chaperoned by a flivver had a blowout and John Officers Pete Carlton arrested UTES. LAWS OF FLORIDA. eral days with his brother, Joe, o b Long’s did the same but it was no ator McCumber, RRepublican, North their guardian, Mny. W. E. Argo Quinn and his two companions and Crank Hill. Xollr# U herrtij- glrt-n that S. F. Dornlwy, The property known, as the Willing- wonder for what it was enrrying. Dakota, In charge of the hill, said puri ti.n f I l f T*1 OrilMr.l# No. M il, tlalnl took them before the woman, who Mrs. Geo. Shipp and children, of Mr. Win, Jacobs nerved himself up Hi* 3ml ilar of Jan*, A. t>. » ■ « , haa flWd aalit prospects were good fo r a vote tomor- |ham Grove has been purchased by Mr. Sanford, were the guests of her rrftlflr.lr In nij- offlr*. .nil Iia* mail* appll- identified Quinn as the man who enough to kill a couple o f fine pork­ row. A vote tonight had beea-the o b -(Tlnglcy of Sackvillc, N. B., for his c t l m for tai iW iI to lmn* In •teen line* wltli mother, Mrs. Geo. Lewis this week. law. Mala rvlllflralr nulirarn III* follow|n( committed the outrageous crime. ers for home use today. ject of supporters o f the bill, but they .two sons, Douglas and Amos. * •kwcrttinl allnalra In KrnilmO* Coun­ Quinn then attempted to take "leg Miss Lillian Mixs and Miss Mar­ ty. gloria*,protwTIjr Some o f the small school children to wlt: K hair of N hair of NR were thwarted by a series o f speeches, j On Wednesday nfternoon nn.l evcsold fruits and vegetable? for the ion Todd, of Orlando, were visitors ijuirl.r of HIV -pi.ilrr of NW quarlrr H#c* ball.' Ho was shot at twice by Carl­ 11"it Z!. Towualilp 21 B, lim it at Kaat. con* ton, one shot going through his hat somc extremely heated,.which delayed nlng Mrs. Peelman, missionary aecreRed Crons to the amount o f $1.28 on in town Sunday. lalnlnf 2 ‘, *rrr*. nn*rr or \m*. Th* aahl laml action on amendments. ‘,tnry o f the Baptist church,'addressed Dr. Tupper, of Orlando, lectured at twin* aaarmil at tbr ilatr of thla taauamw of and parting his hair, nnd the other Saturday. •urh rrrllflratr In th* namr of John T. Ilrrn* After it became apparent that final members of her church nnd their striking his.leg and bringing him to the Library Tuesday. "The Humor­ naa. Oh, my, and those good things to Aim. Nullrr I* brrahy altrn Uhl S. F. the ground. action on the.bill could not be had to- . friends on. missions, ous Side of n Minister's Life" was his cat those ladies of the Red Cross had ItooUni'). |iiirrhnH*r of Tai IVHIfiCt* No. KJI, night, Mr. McCumber sought to con-j Mr. nnd Mrs. L. E. Jordan nnd baby III* mil J*JT of July. A. l>. Imil, In . fll*tl The woman in tho case wns on the to sell to us weaker fellows all day subject. Dr. Tupper is quite a noted ilalnt paM ivrflflral* tn tny offhi* .ml ha* ntailr ap dude consideration o f all committee (visited Sanfjrd nnd Geneva WcdncsSaturday, one taking a glnnce over orntor and everyone enjoyed his talk pii.'iii<*n for tai ilriwl to laaaa In afrordaac* stand yesterdny morning and told a wllh law. ftahl tTrllflr.tr »tnhracr« th# fol* amondments. This plnn likewise 8u f-(dny. those tables just had to b u y . some­ to the utmost. The proceeds went to lowln* ilrwfllwil property .Itu.lnl In 8rniln<0» straight tale of her horrible experi­ ferrd defeat. • | Mrs. W. E. Luther was ahopn'ng in Quinn wns. represented by J, County, Florida, to*w|t: MR cjuarler of NE ences. thing.' If any one went away hungry the Near East Relief Society. iguartrr of HIV ipiarlrr of NW quarter. HerAmong the amendments accepted Orlando Saturday, A.’ Scarlett o f the firm of Scarlett & A. E. Sjoblom, of Lake Mary wns Ihm £1. Tuwoablp SI H.. ilanfr at K . contain­ it was not for quantity or quality. ing 2 ‘ i arnw. by the senate wns the substitute sugar l The brick building now occupied by Jordon, while tho state was represent­ There must be something going to out looking at his property. )ver on Tin* aahl land twin* aaaaaanl at Ihr dal* of schedule proposed by Senator Smoot,'the Service Garage an downed by B. stir in town soon for Dnd Brumley the Wckiwa Sunday. th* laaiianc* of aurh i-rrilftrair In Ihr naut* ed by Alfred Greene, a Daytona law­ of Unknown. * Republican, Utah, for that agreed ,G. Smith, wns sold this week to O. P. nnd Geo. Jacobs were seen talking T. G. Roebuck was transacting bus­ Cnli-a# aa!d rrrllfli'mlr* rhatl I# rnlet*inrd ac- yer, pnrtner o f state attorney, David 1 -onlJn* I" law lai. ihv-ila n til l»*ur tlirrron on Sholtz. upon by the'committee. The Smoot i Swope. After March 1st Mr. Swope around the cornur Saturday with an iness in Orlando* Saturday. Ih -‘ 1,1 day of March. A. t>. IU21. Quinn wns held without bail for amendment-would place the tariff at |will remodel the building nnd the 0. enrncst look on their faces. Wllnr,a my hand and offctlal acal thla Ih* Dr. A. Dunbar Hutchinson hns ar­ liilli -lay of t'rhraary, A. II. 1B2I. grand jury investigation in April. one cent per pound, in nddltion to the , P. Swope Land Company will have *SEAI.| U. A. ItUUUl.A.HH, Most any of these Chuluota crnck- rived from Trenton, N. J., to be with i"letC Circuit c.airt, Quinn clnims thnt no force or coer­ pr.scti tduty of the same nmount, their office there instead of the Mnr- ers can skill around the corners nnd his father, A. B. Hutchinson, who hns Mciutiml* Comity, Ela, cion wns used. SI He It, V. M ItOI'lll.AHH. It. C. whilc the committee amendment to shall building. We are dart between pine trees with tt\eir been ill for some time. the house bill would have added n p -, The installation of n Delco plant on brand new flivvers with such agility pleased to know there hns been some proximately three cents n pound to the Baptist church property hns been thnt it wou|,| n)n^,. i{in-ncy Oldfield improvement in Mr. Hutchinson's the present rate. f quite an acquisition to their pnrt o f i (J ahuxider jf was to undertake condition. The other amendments adopted by town. Besides furnishing beautiful such stunts. J. T. McGhaey, of Dunedin, is in i town, shaking hands with* his many the senate would provide rates ns fol- lights for the church nnd parsonage, By the stunts and maneuvers one lows flutter and butter substitutes, the Swope building, the bank and l)r. can see being pulled off by the miin- friends. -------- -O F ---------Louis Entzmingor spent the week eight cents per pound; cheese and Simmon's office are nil supplied with ngcmdnt of the Inn these days you'd think they were going to entertain end in Dunedin, J. T. McGhaey rocheese substitutes, twenty-three per lights. cent tul valorem; fresh milk, two Mrs. S. W. Swope, Mrs. r. S. Lee, that Hnrding-Hryan-Edlson combina­ turningSvith him. Beginning Thursday evening there emt** per gallon; cronm, five cents per'M rs. Q, F. Swope, Miss Mabel Swope, tion tlmt visits Miami and St. Augus­ gnll.m Francis Swope nnd little Dorothy Mny tine sometimes. When it comes to do­ will be dances at the Hotel every SenM-.r Thomas,1 Democrat, Colo- Lee and Oliver Swope motored to Or- ing things right now Wninright lias Thursday eveqing. B. J. Overstreet and family moved us all faded with a big saw mil) Hi rad" . one voted ngainst the Smoot hindo Wednesday afternoon, into their new bungalow the first of For a limited time with every tire bought at list sugar duty; while sixty-seven votes L. E. Wright nnd son, Lewis, visited action gathering in the pines. the week. A few more homes as at­ price we will give one tire of same size for ONE Daniels, Lee & Story are fetching wa re recorded for it. In joining with Sanford Wednesday, tractive as this would add to our the supporters ttf the bill to put over The Chautauqua opens In Ovcido on jin the ties while Dunn takes a fish, DOLL A It. Some o f the reasons why Perfection town. the sugar amendment, Democratic op- Saturday afternoon and will last thru some times. OVIEDO NOTES SUGARSIMPORT CHULUOTA One Dollar Sale Perfection Tires I-orients ..f the measure claimed to Tuesday evening. A splendid program j Stanley nnd Rogers stem too busy have won a point which, it w/is said, " ill be prepared and we hope thaC raking in the coin for the necessities will eventually cause trouble for the the people of Ovcido will be so well of life to even watch that bird flit mensure’'* proponents. The nenr- pleased with the Chautauqua that it from tree to tree with a string on its unanimous vote, it wns declared, will will become an annual event. On Sun- tail. But the assistant postmistress fern* members of. the senate confer- day there will be special union serv- did not fail to spare enough time tn i i ■ rfinimittee to hold out to the*end ices ‘*f the two churches in the tent point it out to less diligent eyes. Duviil Self is having his 5 iun* in ,** • h'iuso conferees when the bill and eminent speakers have been protract near It. It. Roberts' ejenred pre­ in dinference. The house refused .cured for three services, paratory to a fine orange grove some or ’ hr. , im-asionn to add sugar to the — " ” duy. He will have to go some if he commodities for which protection wns ever gets a finer looking young grove afforded, and lenders said there was thnn Rod has right now. . no reason to expect n changed sentl-1 Mrs. 'N. C. Jacobs is reported as ment, Sunday, tbe 20th is the regulnr np* recovering. We arc nil very glad for T iite arraignments nnd acrimonious 1 |ien, for i^y. \\\ t . Itnnchthis and sorry that Unde Nonli had charges, a* well ns logic, character- er ()f Apopka. to stay about the house so long. i’ < ! the debates* Senator Williams, i Mn| Uchidn is »t home from I’ hllMrs. Sieg, the efficient school D -mocrat, Mississippi, held the atten-1n(ic|phin, Pn., where she hns been tencher, is reported sick today so thnt (| * f seventy senntors for more thnn ntutlyinir violin, music at the Conser- school had to adjourn for an iiuiefnii li-mr when he lnunchcd an attack Vatory of music. mite time. °n the whole tariff bill thnt sparkled ( Mr8i Jnck Thompson and children Dr. Simmons nnd wife nnd W. I. wi'h wit, snrcnsm nnd sincerity In nre here with her sister, Mrs. I. I), Higgins were seen around Lake Pick­ turn, Seldom, if over, have as msny u nrt, Mrs. Thompson has the sym- ett today. senators sat as they did today, un- pnthy of many friends in the tragic W. C. Gill will leave shortly for mindful of other matters, to listen to dcath of hoi* husband nnd little boh. Okeechobee to put in a crop o f totnnfl speech of one of their own number, I Little Miss Mary Helen Morse wns tocs and other good things to eat. and Mr. Williams rewarded them. |the guest of Alice Chorpering from David Roush is th? champion ax The Mississippi senator charged Saturday until Monday, man of the slate we believe, ho hav­ proponents of the emergency tariff j * Mrs. A. Corpany was .very plensant- ing girdled 70 big cypress trees in n v*'ith seeking to legislate money out of ly reminded of her birthday the ev­ single day Inst week on the Big Econ.' the poekets o f the public into the ening of February. 10th. Several Wm. Jacobs nnd mother were call­ Jackets of those benefited by.the bill. friends gave her u surprise party nnd ers in Oviedo Thursday evening. He declared thnt tho tariff provisions several gifts. Cake and coffee nnd ~Bill Higgins says if we keep up our nn sugar were such as to make any celery hearts were served nnd a pleas­ present rate of increase in population industry profitable. ant evening passed. /m and don’t havo too many deaths in Mr, nnd Mrs. Mnlncs, former Tren­ the next 100,000 years we might hnvij Senator Wnlsh, Democrat, Montana, raid the Republican party had framed ton, N. J .tpeople, have bought the F. a town o f ns many inhabitants as the the bill "to catch votea" o f senatora G. Dietcrick place on the west aide town in number of years above al­ from the cotton, .augar, cattle and of Lake Silver. luded to. . Miss Barnett Brantley was given a olher principal agricultural producing Mr, Winn has erected his turpen­ sections. He declared the measure shower and farewell party Monday tine still and quarters on the old Por­ would ndd from one hundred to one evening at tho home of her parents, terfield saw mill site just rtn the west hundred and fifty .million dollars to Mr. and Mra. T. L. Brantley. E. M. line o f the town site. Massey, the bride-groom, arrived on Miss Mary E. Tribble, student at the price of sugar alone. Sunday, the wedding occurred on Stetson University, spent the lat­ Tuesday, tho happy couple leaving at ter part o f the past week with her NOTICE once for Montgomery, Ala, parents and friends here. The marriage o f Miss Moliie Kin' Notice is hereby given that the reg­ Joseph T. Nixon was seen In town ular annual meeting ot the stockhold­ nrd Joseph and Clyde Muse has been here last week. ers of the Sanford Hotel Construc­ announced ns occurlng last week. Mr. Wagner, of Canton, Ohio, is tion Company, Inc., will be held at 10 . Several members of the Joe Cam­ spending the present month with Mr. o’clock, a. m. on thp 7th day o f March, eron family attended the Orlapdo fair Zcrbc here at hls‘ home on Lake A* D. 1021, nt the offices o f said cor-1 Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Robert MerPickett. poration at Sanford, Florida. riwether and Miss Helen Chorponing Chester Partin nnd family, of II. R. STEVENS, visited the fair on Thursday. Oviedo spent Sunday with his mothor Attest; * r President Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Fichncr, who in-law, Mrs, Lizzie Jacobs. H: C. DuBbse, Secretary. have been guests of Dr. nnd Mrs. Fay Tid es rank above the ordinary: California Had 62 FIRST.—Because they have a breaker strip 'Quakes in 1920 and o f Pure Asbestos, a patented feature'which pre­ 80 the Year Hefore vents heating and tread separation. SECOND.—Because of the broad surface WASHINGTON, I). C., Feb! 15. There were fewer earthquakes Lu the U u i l OGIU CS ill C O l l t a c t W i t h t llG l’O E d w h i d l n i O l ’ e united states'and throughout the evenly distributes the weight. . world Inst year than in 11)19, but those of a destructive character were more numerous and ther ealso wns much more volcanic activity. Records compiled by Prof. Francis A. Torndorf, director of the seismologicnl laboratory nnd bend of the de­ partment of geology o f Georgetown University here, show 93 earthquakes wore felt in tho United States com­ pared with 97 jn 1919, *vhilo reports from all parts of the world show 101 quakes were reported ns compared with *108 in 1919. Eleven of the earthquakes Inst year resulted in destruction of life or prop­ erty, while In tho previous year only 7 caused such losses. The most de­ structive during 1920 were thosfe at Mcndoaz, Argoqtlnn, and the TcpeHni district of Italy, both of which occurred in December; nnd those re­ ported from Mexico City nnd Vera Cruz, Mexico; Minas Gcraes, Brazil; the Island o f Yap, in the . .Pacific Ocean; Cadiz, Spain; the Island o f Formosa, the Island of Malta, Japan; Fivlzzano, Italy; Glnrre, Italy, and Grenada, Spain. California reported the largest number of earth tremors of any lo­ cality In the United Btatcs In 1920, with a totyl o f 62, while in 1919 Cal­ ifornia reported 80. Tho George­ town University seismographs rec­ orded 82 quakes during the year. None o f the earthquakes reported In the United States resulted In any lost of life nnd extensive destruction o f property. In addition to California’s 62 re­ ports fo r 1920, flvo were felt In Utah; three each In Washington, Oregon, Missouri, Illinois and Colorado; two each In Maine, Tennessee and South Dakota, an dono each In Wyoming, New Hampshire, Montana, Virginia and South Carolina. IMM0-2G; W-18-25 . . o f Cameron for the winter are at In Italy and tfi elmmediate vicinity IDaytona Beach for a few weeks stay. Hotels that haven’t been raided are Irish potato planting In Putnam It They will return here before leaving l^comlnfr «• tout of date as the one- o f the country there were 127 earth­ about complete. Acreage is less this for their homo in St. Paul, Minn. ! ftm. »*«*** « ■ quake* reported during the first eler- EAST SANFORD » « M u ch C .U . » ' Dr ln d M c . w . F . D ic J o r . | , ho n ...r being planted. Citru* frolti are m ov-.for the winter at the W. W. 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With finer tobaceoa —both Turkish and Domestic— and with finer blending—Chesterfields give you the fulleat possible cigarette enjoyment They alwoya satisfy. It’s the blend—and it can’t ba copied. SO WHEN a new clerk. • • REALLY ••SATISFY." • AS I so.” • • THAT CAN, and will, and does. THIS IS aa far. • • OF CIQARETTE. • TO QET off here. • . • • • "MADAM, YOU'LL hare. =si __ •. AND TOLD the clerk. ON AN ler hill. • s I REMEMBERED that jam. mei * In Court of County Judge, State of Florida, 8cminole County. IN RE ESTATE OF: Andrew Charles Rotundo, Lewis Frank Rotundo, Mario Catherine Rotundo, Michael Bernard Rotundo, John Fel& Rotundo and Clarence Augusta Rotupdo, Minors. Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern, that Carmel Rotundo, as Guardian of Andrew Charles, Lew­ is Frank, Maria Catharine, Michael Bernard, John Felix and Clarence Au­ gusta Rotundo, minors, will, on the 12th day of March, 1021, apply to the Honorable E. F. Houaholder, County Judge in and for said County, at his office in Sanford, In aald County, at 2 o'clock p. m., or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard, for author­ ity to tell, at public or private sale, the undivided interest o f said minors in and to the following described rest estate, in said County, to-wit: Lota 4 and 6 in Block 16, all o f Block 15 shd all o f Block 21, Chap­ man and Tucker’s Addition to San­ ford, Florida, which application will be based upon the petition for sale now on file In said Court. Dated February ’3rd, A . D. 1921. CARMEL ROTUNDO, Guardian. 26-5tp * NOTICE or SFECIAL K A S m ' l SALT. Notice U b m b ; given that trader lad b j Ttr­ io* o f a flail dacre* of foreclosure and* iod rendered I*w ater 90tb, 1820, la • certain m o m pending la the Circuit Coart of the Its Judicial Circuit of Florida la and for Seminole County la Chancery wherein Nat Adam* U complainant and C. A. Blonder* aad J. T. Me Iain a n defendant*—the ondcrelfncd, aa Special Mailer la Chancery, will aell to the highest aad beet bidder for nah la band at pablle auction, during the legal boon of aale, at lha front door of the court hooee to Hanford. Seminole County. Florida, on Monday, March Ttb, 1821, the following deeerlbed real relate lying and being eltuale lo Seminole Connty, Florida: * An ondlrlded 'ona-half (1-2) Intercut In the N one-half of the SH one-fourth of. NW onefourth, and lb# couth nine (8) acre* of the NK one-fourth of NW one-fourth, of Section 20. Twp. 20 South, Bang* S3 East, containing 28 arreo more or leea. rorchaeer lo |>ay for deed or- deed* of cunvtyiace. 23-Stc IN L ig g e t t & M yebs T obacco C o. . ncilELLB MAINE*, Special Mailer In Chancery. CtSOUIT COUNT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL ciacuiT. sta r or Florida, coun. ty or sxionoix.—or chaxczsy BILL rok PARTITION EE: m - PRESIDENT AUTO FALLS IN LAKE, DAVIDSON MAN AND CHILD DEAD, AND MIAMI ACCIDENT MONDAY MORNING Jack Thompson and Urges Southern Fruit for Southern Family of DeLand Consumption Have Accident B fv - a ; n tv ' E * ! ■- The newspapermen of Florida are SORRENTO, Feb. N.— (Spec­ noted as being among the most loyal ial to the Herald).—Jack Thomp­ friends and supporters of the great son, wife and two children, resico-operative, organization of the Ex­ dcntyiiTh Del.and, enroute by change. Newspapers1 all ov6r the autoi to Ocala to nccept a posi­ country generally arc most friendly tion there, and while paaaing to the Exchange's efforts, and those along the lake whore near Uma­ in the southern stntes notably so. tilla, the auto overturned in the However, it has remained for the ed­ lake drowning himself and one itor of thp Dispatch of Wilmington, of the children. Mrs. Thompson N. C., to strike n new angle in his ap­ and another child were saved. peal to readers of tjiat paper to util­ Deceased has a brother, I). W. ize southern fruits because of the Thompson at Arcadiia. necessity for close reciprocity among those dwelling in the south. The fol­ lowing is an editorial from .a recent Still Uncaptured, But issue of that paper: Tam pa-Largo Robbers "It is a matter for congratulation Sheriff Still Has Hope that Florida citrus fruits are again back on this market, in the form of So far aa ia known to the general ‘Scadswect,’ the product put up by public, there have ben no substantial the Florida Citrus Exchange, and ac­ clues ai yet to the identity of ' the knowledged the finest aitrus product ,■ men who robbed the Tampa express in the world. "Not only arc we advantaged by office and looted-the bank and A. C. having this fruit plentifully on this L. office at Largo, a few days ago. Prom St. Petersburg cornea the re­ market, because It is the best, there­ port that a large number of officers fore the cheapest, but being a south­ and detectives are still at work on ern product— it is a "home proposi­ the cases and that the movements of tion" so to speak. "California citrus fruits are admit­ the robbers have been traced to St. tedly much inferior to the Florida Petersburg, Tampa and Lakeland. pack, and in addition to that every It is believed by some that the time we spend a dollar for a Califor­ thieves passed through Lakeland fol­ lowing the Largo robery, but the nia product, we are sending our mon­ thread upon whic hthe clue is hung ia ey so far distant that not a dollar of it will ever return In any form. With very allm.However, the Tampa and St. Pet- the Florida product it goes only to ..ersburg officers are still living in our next door neighbor, and much of in one form or hope that the men will be captured. jit comes back to •One evidence that the trail has been another. It is in a way keeping our hot la that no more robberies on a big 'money at home. “ As the Dispatch has often pointed scale have been reported since the out, we are producing everything Largo affair, in which the men es­ caped with about forty thousand dol­ right here in the southeast, or esn produce everything that California lars In money and securities. produces, and we can produce it real­ ly in larger quantities "Every time you send money to California for a crato o f oranges, a can of beans, or corn, or peaches, or anything else in that line, we impov­ erish ourselves by that much, and en­ rich California that much. Kidney, liver, bladder and uric “ Despise not the day o f smlll add troubles are moet dangerous things. If we had hll the money in because of their insidious attacks. the southeast at the present time, we Heed the first warning they give have sent to California and other that they need attention by taking faraway points for citrus fruits, can­ ned goods, nuts, raisins and the like, wo should not be worrying tho least bit about the price of cotton, or the money mairket. “ Let’s raise al we can -at home, and keep all wo can In our section. That Tbs world’s standard ramody for Use** dlaordars, will often ward off the** dla- is the wsy to build up the South, and aaam and strengthen tbs body against make it permanently prosperous.” fortberattacks. Three »iies,aUdru«lata. VICTIMS RESCUED COLD MEDAL DIES AT OXFORD AT TIIE AGE OF NINETY-ONE YEARS HAMILTON, O., Feb. Id.— Andrew Douss Hepburn, formerly president of Davidson College, N. C., nnd Miami University, died nt Oxford, O., today at the ngc of ninety-one. Widely known ns an authority on English lit­ erature. Lake County to Tax for Publicity TAVARES, Feb. 12.—At the monthly meeting of the l>nke County Cham­ ber of Commerce it went on record for necessary legislation to be enacted at th ccoming session o f legislature to enable Lake county to tax two mills for publicity purposes, making a fund sufficient for all purposes o f adver­ tising and civic affairs. This action was brought about by the enormous demands made upon a certain few public-spirited citizens throughout the county, who have to give their time, money and energy for the advancement of the county at large, while hundreds o f others are greatly benefited and give neither their tome nor money for the public good. The slogan will be: "It takes more than to keep out of Jail and pay taxes to be a good citizen o f Lake co&ity." The Guy W ith the Hoe We recall long ago, when the guy with the hoe Was s mark fo r poetical pity, Tho "wooden domed serf” who busted the turf And furnished the grub for the city. T il the boob took advice and boosted the price Of his buckwheat, his spuds and his fodder, • It had the effect o f increasing respect And ho rose to “ the poor honest plodder." Then the gent in the jeans raised some more on his beans, And his turnips, and this nnd the other, When the poets quit spouting and all started shouting, “ Long live tho dear suburban brother.” Margaret W. Hunter, t widow, v*. Krone th W. Iluntrr. el al.. ORDER Or PUBLICATION To: Mary Seely* Ollrer ami F. W. Ollrrr. brr litubaml, Helen John Rhode* end Mllrfaell Beott Rhode*, her husband, Mary E. Bay*, a widow. Gilbert Hunter and Pant Hooter. Whereaa It eppeer* from the BID of Com­ plaint riled herein, duly verified under oath ■a provided by lt« , Ibet yon end each of you are defendants named In aald 11111. and that the residence of the defendant*. M*ry <Wlje. Oliv­ er *nd F. W. Oliver I* Rochester. In the Btate of New York; that the residence of the de­ fendant*. Helen Jthn Rhode* and Mitchell Scott Rhode*, her hushsnd, Is Bt. Paul, In the Bute of Minnesota; that the residence of th* defend­ ant Mary E. Base It l-exlugton, In Ih* Stale of Kentucky; tint the residence of the defendant I'sul Hunter Is lo lUtmklyn. In the little of Sew York, nsd that the rreldrnce of the de­ fend*!! t Gilbert Hunter Is In Rufftlo, In the Btate of New York, and that you end eecb of you »re over the age of twenly->«e yeti*. *nd that there Is no person In the Buts of Flori­ da service of subpoena upon whom would hind you the said defendants. It la therefore ordered that you do appear to the Hill of Complaint herein at the Court House In Hanford, Hemlnote County, Florida, on or before the 7th dty of March. ItCI. the tame l-elng a .Rule Ray of this Court. In default thereof a decree pro ctmfrsao will he Catered against you and the aald rate proceed ex ptrle. ' And It ta further ordered that this notice be published In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published at Hanford In Seminole CoOnty, Flori­ da, once a week for four consecutive weeks. Witness the hind and seal of B. A. Douglas*. Clerk of the Circuit Court of Heuiloole County, Florida, this the 27th day of January. A. l». 1821. (Hll A I.) E. A. DOUGLASS. • Clerk Clrrult Court I1UIIINBON A Hill IK1BH. Solicitors for Complainant. 21-ftlc IN CIRCUIT'COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIACUIT, ST A R 0T FLORIDA. COUNTY o r b e m in o l e .— nr c h a n c e r y . BILL FOR PARTITION Margaret W . Hunter, a widow, va. Kenneth W. Hontir, *t tl. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. To all parties claiming an Interest under Royal Hnnter or otherwise In and to tb* following described real properly, situated In Seminole County, rtortda, to-wll: l.ot NumPtWl. Bftlion I. Township 20 Booth. Rang* 34 Fast. 1* It appearing from th* lllll of PompUlal here­ in flfol and duly verified under oath aa pro­ vided by law, that It ta the belief of Ih* complslnaat, Margaret TV. Hunter, that ihara I* a person, .or ar* persons, Interested In tha above deeerlbed property whoa* name, or nine* ar* aaknowa tostbe 'complainant. It U therefor* ordered that all part!** claim­ ing an Interest la aad to the ahor* described land appear to th* aald (till of OunpUInt fil­ ed herein on nr before Monday, th* 2nd day of May, A .. D. 1221, tb* tame being a Bale Day of this Court. It la further ordered that tbla nolle* b* pub­ lished la th* Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ lished at Hanford, Seminole County, Florida, once a week for twelve consecutive weeks. Witness tb* band tad teal o f E. A. Douglas*. Clark of tb* said Circuit Court for Remloal* County. Florida, at th* Court Ilona* at Banford. Flrolda. this tb* 2Tth day of January, A. Ih. 1821. (BEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clark Circuit Court. ItOBINBON A BBID0ES, Solicitors for Complainant. 24-IStc IN CIRCUIT COURT. SEYEMTX JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, ST A R OF FLORIDA, COUN. T Y Or SEMINOLE.— IN CHANCERY. BILL TOR PARTITION. Margaret W . Ilunler, a widow, v* . Kenneth W . Ilnnlrr, eltal., NOTICE OP PUBLICATION. To Royal Hunter: Whrreaa It appear* from tb* Rill of Com* plaint filed bertln duly verflted under oath aa prurtded by l*wA law. Ithat you are a defendant natnprovided ed In aald IRQ, tbat your residence la aaknown and tbgF'yi you ara over tb* age of twealy-ooe year*, and that I there I* no person In the State of Florida service of subpoena upon whom would bind you. th* aald Royal Hunter. It Is therefor* ordered that you do appear to tha m il of Computet filed hereto al th* Court House In Hanford, Semi noth County, Florida, on or before Mooday. th* 4lh day of April, 1821, the asm* being a rule day of this Court; lo de­ fault thereof a decree pro coafeeeo will tq en­ tered 'against you and th* said cause proceed ax part*. < Aad It U further ordered that this notice be published In the Haaford Herald, a newspaper published at Hanford In Seminole County. Flori­ da. once n weak for right cunaecullv* week*. Wltneea the hand and seal of E. A. DougUsa. Clerk of tb* Circuit Court of Beminole Coun­ ty. Tlorlda. this tb* 27th day of January, A. I) . Thus, the horn handed guy kept In­ 1021. (SEAL) E. A. DOUG LABS, serting tho pry Clark Clrrult Court. ROBINSON A BUI DOES, 'Neath ths fruit *bf his humble vo­ Boll cl tors for Ctomplalanat. 24 Otc cation, If you find s whole grain of wheat ITill we join today in the popular lay, in a loa f of bread, and put it over the "God save the backbone o f the na­ door, the name of the first who enters tion.” will be that of your sweetheart — J. Ward Williams in K. C. Star. Buy your post cards at the Herald (UNCUIT COUNT, SBTEBTB IUDINOTICE OF 8HBRIFPS SALE CIAL CIRCUIT, -SZMOfOLB COUNTY, FLOBXDA.*-tN CHANCERY Noticp is_ hereby given that untie* J. r . Lalng, M » d try bar husband aad as it and by virtue U a'w rit o f execution * ■ friend, J. B. Lalng, OompUlnants, re. issued out o f the office of the Clerk of Wm. It. McAlister, Alice L. McAlister aad all unknown dsrisers, heir* aad grants**, of oth­ the Circuit Court in and for Seminole ers. cUlsilsg under Wm. 11. MeAik ter and County, Florida, wherein A. jj Alice L McAlister, Defendants. . Thrasher, was plaintiff, (A. j* CITATION. Th: Wm. II. UcAlkter of Cincinnati. But* of Thrasher having assigned said Jude-' Ohio; Alle* L. MeAlUter. of Cincinnati, Ohio: tb* aaknowa devtnoou, heirs, legate**, g n a ­ ment to Geo. W. Cook), and C. M ts**, or other cUlmaaU under Wm. U. Mc­ Hand, as Sheriff an]) Ex-Officio Ad­ Alister and Alice L. McAlister; aad to nay . sad all other parties claiming any Interest ministrator o f tho Estate of Green la and to the following described Unda sit­ Hart, Deceased, and Amanda Hart uated U Semlaol* County, Florida, la-wit: Lou On* (1) and Two (2) of Block Twalr* daughter an^ sole heir at law 0f (12). Tier Threw (S) of the City of Sanford, defendFlorida, as shown hy Nr R. Traffords’ Map of Green Hari, Deceased, arc Sanford, Florida t ants, I, as Sheriff o f Seminole Counit appearing from the sworn MU of com­ plaint ft ltd la this east* against yoa, that ty, Florid*, have levied upon the fol­ you bar# or cUlm aome inter**! la tb* Unda hereinshort described, therefore, you, tb* aald lowing1 described property in Semi­ Wm. II. MeAUaUr, and Alice L. MeAlUter nole Coynty, Florida, as the property ar* hereby required to be aad appear before our aald Circuit Court at th* Court House la o^Green Hart, Deceased, and AminRanford, Florida, on tb* 4th day ht^April, A. dF Kart, daughter and sole heir at D. 1821, .and then and there make answer to tho MU of compUUt exhibited agalaat you-or law* o f Green Hart, Dec., to-w|t: Lot 2 otherwise a decree pro coufseeo will be catered Robinson's Survey o f sn addition to against you. And any and all other parties claiming any Sanford, Seminoje County, Florid* right, Utk or litervet la and U the land* here­ through /!«* ■ the East 117 feet), end will of* in* bor* described under, by McAlkter or Alice L. McAlister, or otherwise, fer the same for sale before the Court •re hereby required to be and appear before our aald Circuit Court, at the Court House in House door in Sanford, Seminole Hanford, Florida, on the 2nd day of May. A. D. 182). and then aad there make answer lo County, Fla., during the legal hours tb* MU of complaUt exhibited against aald o f sale, on the 7th day o f March, A. unknown partiro, otherwise a decree pro con fnaao wlU be entered agalaat aald unknown D. 1921, to satisfy said writ and eoW ptfUM. dame to be sold to ths highest and : It U ordered that this notice be published la tb* Banford Herald, a newspaper published la best bidder for cash, purchaser to ptv Bamtaoto County, Florida, ouc* a w**$ fee 7 eight weeks aa to th* knows parti** defendant, for title. and once a wash foe twalr* week* a* to tho Dated this the 10th day o f Febru­ unknown perils* da fendant. Witness my band and th* seal of th* aald ary, A. D. 1921. Circuit Court on tbk tb* Ilk day *f January, * C. M. HAND, A. D. 1821. (SEAL) / E. A. DOUGLASS, Sheriff Beminole Clerk ef tb* Circuit Oourt, County, Fla. of Ssmlaol* County. Fla. ?®-4te By Vi B. DOUGLASS, D. O. GEORGE 0 . HERRING. Df THE. CIRCUIT COUNT, TTB JUDICIAL I Solicitor sad Counsel fto Complainants. CntOUIT. BEMINOLE OOUNTT, 23-lItc FLORIDA.—IN CHANCENT. James W . Jones, n r t h e c tx q u rr c o u n t , s e v e n t h j u d i ­ v*. c i a l CIRCUIT, BXMINOZJk OOUNTT, I-lixls Jones. * FLORIDA.— IN CHAHCXBT DIVORCE. It appean from tb* Andavlt of Jime* w J. F. Lalng, Joined by bar huehand aad atxt Joooo tierein duly filed, that bt )« the row! friend. J. E. Lalag. Complainant*. . plainest In the above entitled cans*; thit u* ia. ' residence of List!* Jon**, the1 defendant |s J .'J . Cats*. J. J. Cats* Orapaoy, Incorporated, unknown to the affiant; that there ta no cn* la a Florida corporation, Anal* O. Woodirhlg*. the Btst* of Florida th* service of entg-waa Albert O. Ear**, Calvla A. Pong*. Osorge B. upon whom would hind defendant; that th* af­ Morton. William T. Nash, aad all aakaoerm fiant believe* that th* defendant U over lha d*risers, heirs aad greats**, or otbora, claim- age of twenty-on* (21) yearv. lag aader Albert 0 . Naess. Calvla A. Phage, You 'are therefor* ordered /to appear to tkla Georg* B. Marton aad WlUlam T. Nish, p*. bill of complaint cat Mooday, April 4lk, 1*21 tb* asm* being a ml* day of this court. ' CITATION It la further ordered that tbla notice be m l , •|r t* aucceerivq weeks in th* s*nTo: Albert 0 . b i t s reel deace unknown; Cal­ vin A. Poag*, residence aaknowa) Osorge B. foed Herald, a newspaper published In Hewb note County, Florida. Morton, residence unknown; WUllaa T. WITNESS, E. A. DougMas. Clerk of the Clr. Nash, reeldeuce aaknowa; the sakaowa belra, dsrlseea, kgataes, grants**, ar other cult Court, and the teal thereof, this, a* 3tk claimant* under Albert O. Rare*. Calvla A. day of February, A. I). 1821. <8E* M . E. A. DOUGLASS, Poag*. George B. Mortoa aad WiUkm T. Clerk. Nash, aad to aay aad aU other partis* claim­ « r v. e . d o u g i . ars , d, a ing say Interest la and to th* following de­ scribed lands situated la Semlaol* County, TIIETroitn A PERRYMAN. Bollcltori for Complainant. l»ltt Florida, to-wlt: Beginning at th* Booth west corner of th* NOTICE TO DRADfAOE CONTRACTOBI, Northwest quarter of Beetloo II, Township 18, Booth of Haag* SI East, run North B.S7 chains. Sealed bids will he receiled by the Board af East 8.40 chain*, to th* right-of-way of tb* B. and I? Railroad, thsar* Southwesterly on tho County Commissioner* of Beminole County, ri<*. West aid* of tb* said railroad right-of-way to Ida. at the office of aald Hoard at tfc* Court th* Rast Utk* of tb* Banford Grant, lhaac* House in Sanford, Florida, on or before 19 South 29 degree* Waat on said line to tb* o’clock a. m. on the 21st day of March. A. D. Booth line of tb* Northwest Qotrter of flec­ 11*21, for the cleaning out of ditches and ca­ tion II, Township 18, Booth of Rang* II nal* In Florida Grorea and Ulack Hammock East, thence Weal to th* point of beginning. Dranlage District Ditches. Eetlmated yardage 12.000 cu. yd*. Containing Flva Acre*, more or least A certified check for $230.00 payable to F„ A. It appearing from th* sworn Mil of complaint filed In this cans* against yoo, that yoo bar* Ihruglasa, Clerk of Beminole County. Fla,, mast or claim torn* IntcrVst In tha Unda bsrelnabova accompany each hid. I.srd In the suai of |1. deeerlbed, therefore, yoo. the said Albert 0 . 000.00 accepUbl* to the Hoard of County.looEaves, Calvin A. Poag*. George U. Morton and missionsr* moat he given upon signing of th* Plan* nnd •perlflrallcma ran t* seen at the of. William T. Nish are hereby required to b* and npprar before our said Circuit Court, at th* Contract. Court Hooee In Binfhrd. Florida, oa tha Ttb day fire of Fred T. Wqilams, Engineer. Rauf -rd, o f March, A. D. 1821. and then and there FIs , and ran I - secured from aald Knglnrvf make answer to the bill of complaint exhibited on (lr|«>*tt of $3.00 to he returned If a bid k against you, stberwleo n decree pro confeaao made. The Hoard reeenes the right lo reject any w will tie entered against yoo. And eny and aU other parlies claiming any all bids. Ily order of the Hoard of County Coni ml*, right, title or Interest In and to th* land* here­ inabove described under, by or through. Albert shiners of Seminole t'.nrnly. Flordla. tflKALj E A DOUGLASS, G. Farts, Calvin A. J'oaga, Georg* B. Morton, William T. Nash, or olherwlae. are hereby re­ 2tholc quired to he and appear before our aald Cir­ cuit Court, at tha Court 1loose to Hanford. IN CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDICIAL Florida, on the 4th day of April, A. I). 1821, CIRCUIT. BEMINOLE COUNTY, BTATE and then and there make answer Is the MU of Or FLORIDA— IN CHANCERY. complaint exhibited against said oakoown par- II. W . Ilarr, Complainant, va. lira. otherwise a decree pro roofcase will b* Clara Monrr and her hatband, A. G. Moore. De­ entered against aald unknown parties. fendants. It la ordered that this notice be published In FORECLOSURE— CITATION the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published In Seminole County, Florida, once a week for TO CLARA MOOin: AND HUH IIU8IIAND. A. U. MOORE. eight week* aa to tb* known parties defend­ Van Meter, Dallae County, Slate of Iowa, ant, and once a week for twelve week* as to NOTICE the unknown partle* defendant. It appearing from an affidavit of tkbellt Witness my hind and the seal of th* ssld Circuit Court on this the lOtb dsy of Decem­ Maine*, that ha le attorney and aollrltnr fur 0. W. Ilarr, the complainant In th* above styled ber. A. D. 1820. rauac. and that you and each of you are real(BEAL) E. A. DOUG LABS. dent* of a atate other than the Slate of Flori­ Clerk of th* Circuit Oourt, Beminole Ceenty, Florid*. da. that there la no.parson within th* Stale af Florida, service of a subpoena upon whom vrotld OKORaE 0 . HERRING. bind you. or either of you, ami a MU of com­ Solicitor nnd Counsel for Complainants. IS-ISM plaint having bean herein filed agalnet you. It la hereby ordered that you and each af you ap­ pear to the bill of complaint filed herein axalaet IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH you In tb* above entitled cause, on the 7tb day JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, Df of March. A. D. IP2I,,the same balag a rale AND FOR BEMINOLE OOUNTT— day of thta Court, and th* HaiNord Herald I* D f CHARCENT hereby designated an lha, newspaper In whlrb lhi* notice thall he puhlMbed once a week far William M. Woodcock, Complainant. four rooeecuttv* week*. Witness my hand and official seal of uffle* •Ire, Legatee*. Dcylsee*. Oran- at Haaford. Seminole ttnraaj. Florid*, this Ik* Tb* Unknown Hal clalmante under M B. Whit­ 231b day of January, A. D. 1821. more. deceased, etc., Defendant*. (BEAL) B. A. -DOUGLAS*. CITATION Clerk Circuit Coart. T# tha unknown betro, legatees, devise**, gran­ , Bemlnol* County. Fla. tee*, ** ether claimant* »oder S. M. Whit- BCHELLe MAINER, deceased, and U aiy and aB other Solicitor fer Complainant. :i M or part!** claiming arty right, till* Interest In and to tha following dmcribed tU THE OOUNTT JUDOE'S COUNT, IENXIn Beminole County. Florida, mere par­ BOLE OOUNTT, FLORIDA ticularly described aa fnUmre, to-wlt: U P. McCuller, riaU tlff. Tha East half of tha Northeast Quarter of v*. tho Northwest Quarter of tho Northeast Qn»r- H. W. Steele, Defends*!. of tha Sewthwest Qeartsr of Beedoe 9. , NOTION o r SHERIFF'S BALE of Nang* 90 Boot TUwMhlp t l, • Notice U hereby given that under aid hy tha rwora MU ef It appearing virtue of ap e i ecut Ion placed la my hand* based plaint rilad ta this cans*, that you have a* upon a final Jodgment entered la the above w * las to have noma U tarest ta and to th* lawd IItied cans* for th* turn ef $32.03 with ecett win above described, therefere, j e t and sack at coart, I have mad* levy upon th* followtif o f you are hereby required go be aad apeear be­ described Unda situate, lying and being In B*mfore our Circuit Oourt at tha Oourt Ilsuaa to Inolt Oouaty, Florida, to-wll: Sanford. Florid*, oa tha 4th dsy af April,,A. D. Lot 23 of Inbdlvlsloa known as Palm IUm1*21, and than nod there make answer to tha mock; also a atrip of Iqnd 100 fast wide off th* MU a t eeaplalat filed agalaat you. Otherwise, North aid* of a tract of land described aa fMa decree pro toufeeeo will ba antarad. lows, to-wlt:, begtaalag 79S fret Booth of tto It lo ordered that thta notice ba published to Northeast corner of Section 19, Townahlp « th* Baafsrd Harold, a newspaper pnMIabod to South of Range 30 East, run Weal 913 f##L flemtool* On*Dty. •Florida, owe* a week fer thence South 808 feet to right-of-way of S- * twelve week*. T. II. R„ now A. C. L. K. R.. thence North­ WITNESS my Vend and th* 0**1 of tha aald easterly 789.3 feet to Bast lln* or aald SectM Circuit Court on thta 11th day o( December. A. 12, thence North SOI feet to point at leg** P. 1820. ilax, (BEAL) B. A. DOUO LASS. And I. aa Sheriff of Bemlnol* County, la orta Clark of tha Circuit Court. to Mllafjr said eiecutloo. will offtr ft* Beminole County, Florida. and Mil tha abort daacribad property ta GEO. A. DeCOTTES. highest and beet bidder fur cash during I * Solicitor tad of Oeuaoal far Complainant. legal hours of sale In front of tb* Qiuri Bto** IB-Uto door nt Hanford, Seminole County, Florida, an Mooday, tb* Ttb day of March, A. D. 1821. Terms: Caabu ■ Purchaser to pay fee deed. IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE BETZNTH a M. HAND. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, XM 23-Blc___________ Sheriff of Bemlnol* OwtnU- fM. AND FOrSBMXMOLB OOUNTT. - —O f CHAN CENT, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALS , Claud* It. Stone, Complainant. Notice I* hereby given that under nnd by Florence Rotler Eton*. D*ftnd*»L In* of n writ of axtculloo tanning out of u* | CITATION. office of tb* Clark of tb* Cfrcelt Oourt I* »»• To Florence Rotler Stone, Ratidear* Unknown: foe Semlaol* County, Florida, wbdretn J. F* . It appearing from an affidavit filed 1$ this Lalng. Joined by J. H. Lolkf, her ktoband.'*" cause that you nr* a neo-resident a t th* Slat* plaintiff's and Mill!* OnlUna 1* defendant. L o f Florida: that jour place or yealdooc* la no- aa Sherirf or Bemlnol* County. Florida. h*J* known) that you hr* veer ths ago nf twenty- levied upon lb* following deeerlbed properly ® oa* year*, and that there la's* ooe In the But# Seminole County, Florida, a* th# property m o f Florida th* eerrtr* of t subpoena upon whom Millie OolUna. to-wll: Deg. al NW tanar *» Mid Mad you, tha aald Florfwc* Haslet Btooa. B half of NW qnarler of BW quarter of Ttw Therefore, yoa nr* hereby ordered and re­ quarter of Section 38, Township 18 B, MW* quired on tb* Tth day of March. A. D. 1821, to 30 B.. run Booth 330 feel. Bail 394 feel- "• appear to tbo Mil of complaint oxhIMttd against 330 feel. We*I 284 reel to beginning end ww you In this cause, otherwise a decree pro coe- offer tba aim* for sal* baron th* Court fraao will he entered- against you on sold data. door, of Bemlnol* County. Florida, to tbf hJ<m It la furthor ordered that this notice be pub­ eat bidder for c**h, purchaser paying for t>'« lished In tb# Sanford Herald ooc* a week, for daring th* legal hour* of a* I*. «• t o a l t h W eight week*. of March, 1821. to satisfy aald writ and cm®WITNESS my hand and tb* real of aald listed this ih* llth day at January. IW t-. Court on this th* llth day of December, A. D, a M. HAND. 1820. 23-41c__________ Sheriff BemtnoM County, Florid^ (BRAD B. A. DOUGLASS, Clark of Circuit' Oonrt. ____ _ Beminole County, Florida. When • Bnudl-town nun fell* GEO. A. DeCOTTES. everything else, he opens • Solicitor and of Cnnnael for Complainant. IS-Bte. . . ... -- — , — Offlfce supplies at. the Herald. . i FNNt or gets the Agency for surance company. a Ufe in­ �T H E SAN FO R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1 8 ,1 9 2 1 m. SENATORS STRIVING FOR LOWER RATES .MISS KATHERINE WILK EY. v THIS STATE i WASHINGTON, Feb. 16— Senator Ic-mmell today began an Inveatigaf e t o the cause of existing high hSrbt rates in Florida. He offered a S t i o n calling upon the Interstate C aerce Committee of the eenate to ICitieste thc presen thigh rates be* Ihr charged on citrus fruits, vegeI Lti-, gnd other perishablo farm p^odT " wilh a view to bringing about * 7 legislation that will rew it in a JdKtlon of the present rates on such HOOK LOVER’S CLUB (From Saturday'* Dally) The Booklover’a Club- met with Mrs. Stella P. Arrington at her home on Magnolia avenue, Friday after­ noon. With all of the members present a most delightful afternoon was en­ joyed. Sumptuous refreshments o f a de­ licious salad course and an ice course were served. ‘ The next meeting will be a spendthe-day party with Mrs. Symos in tlic n>*tter ’briefly, Scn- Winter Park. L r Trammel said he was determined D. A. U. to nt information and that ho would The D. A. U. met with Mrs. B, J.' the situation to be thoroughly hrestigated, first to get the necessary Coleman Thursday morning at , the ' and then he would take such ac- home o f Mrs* Hal Wight, Dainty decorations of nasturtiums ttos u may seem proper. . gemtor Fletcher haa offered a reso- were most attractive. Mrs. Hal Wjght won the club prize IgtJoe falling upon the Interstate for high score. Cbmmerce Commission to futnlsh to Beside the club members there the senate full Information regarding were the following substitutes. Mrs. gll traffic agreements, arrangements g nndenUndlngs between the east- David Caldwell, Mrs. Walsma and m trunk line rainroads .and the Mrs. Henry. A delicious luncheon was served af­ foreign flat steamship lines. He dn4 et to ascertain If there is any eon ter the game. Editor, PHONE 428 o'clock when ice cream and cake were served. Helping entertain the little folks wna Mrs. Griggs ajid Miss Lil­ ly LUticr. They all left about 5:30 and report a most enjoyable after­ noon. The little hostess received many pretty little gifts. Those pres­ ent wore: Mary Griggs, Mnry Con­ nelly, Julia Higgins, Virginia Duncan, Jeannette Epping, Mesadie Linchart, Mary Maxwell, Sarah Majtwell, Mae Purdon, Margaret Purdon, Mary Alice Shipp, Clarice Lewis, Grace Lewis, Caroline Lewis, Louise Tomlinson, Katherine Tillis, Marjorie Tillia, Bry­ ant Higgins, Jack Getzon, Jnck Aycocke, John Walker Miniafk and Bil­ lie Barber. delayed house-warming for the wellllked young couple and a moat enjoy­ able evening was passed by all the members present and regrets were sent to the absentees that they could not be with the club. The Chile Beans present were: Messrs. J. T. Brady, Jr., Curtis Bar­ ber, M. D. Tarbelf, Jr., P. JL Dooley, H. C. DuBose, Jr., an.d Mr. Smith, EVENING BRIDGE CLUB. the Misses Frances Dutton, Anna The Evening Bridge Club met Tues­ DuBose, Mae Holly, Sarah Warren day evening with Mr. and Mrs. G, W. Eaaterby, Marion Dietrich; Mrs. San­ Knight. dy Anderson and Mrs. Smith. 'The,e pnly substitutes were l^Ir. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon. Mrs. Herndon CAMPING PARTY. and Judge E. F. Houaholder winning (From Tuesday’s Daily) the prizes for high score, a box of A most congenial party which spent stationery and a box of cigars. A delicious salad course was served last week-end camping in the Thrash­ at the conclusion of the game after er bungalow at*"Palm Springs was:, Mr, and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Miss which dancing was enjoyed until a May Thrasher, Miss Norma Hern­ late hour. don, Lieut. Bivens and J. D. Wood­ •FOR MRS. HOMRIGHOU8 ruff. WANTED W AN T Et)— Second U dJ show Inquire at the paint itore in the We* WANTED—Young cow. Must be fresh and good milker. J. H. Helmer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfc WANTED-jSalcsmcn for l ir i^ °f guarantees tires.’ Guaranteed salnry $106 per week with extra com­ missions—Cowan Tire and Rubber Co., Chidrgg,.lll.l Box 784/ 26-2tc O r TW Swill Nil Ft***) WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.— White louse announced today that the presdent before retirement on March 4th would make final itemized report showing disbursements and allotments made by him out of $150,000,000 war fund voted him by congress. FOR RENT FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—On* Am erican Alive, 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave. Supposed Killed by . Walking distance to city. Two Iota Mexican Bandits corner Center and Elm Ave* Two iota west side Palmetto ave., 60 ft. MEXICO CITY, Feb. 16.— R. H. from Eleventh SM Make offer, B. T. Case, American, who waa reported Corey, owner, 17lf N. Spring S t, Loa several weeks ago aa being killed by Angeles, Calif. 21-tf the Arrieta brothers in Durango state, ia alive, the war depatrment MISCELLANEOUS GET YOUR ORDERS in now lor announced today. It was admitted your new Bulck car. See W. J. he was wounded during a clash with outlaws, and the reported death ease Thigpen. 45-tfe was the subject of recent inquiries by FOR SALE— Good farm mule in good the United States embassy. condition.—M. Fleiacher. H-26-tfc The man who cultivates a ORDER your new Bulck now and tache has ho right to claim tha* you will not lose any time on the Mrs. R. J. Holly entertained last he Is a producer. night with, a five course dinner in new car load coming In soon. 45-tfc honor of Mrs. Addie F. Homrighous, YOU CAN order your new Buiek a t h x enmourr c o u x t o r _______ JUDICIAL CIS QUIT Or FLOXIDA, nr o f Chicago, who has been in the city no wand save time on the next car a y s r o a sxmxoLK oodjttt . . the guest o f friends for several weeks load. 46-tfc —nr CHAJicxxT. Stolonl nulldlm A I»*n Amoriatlon, « OV> and who is a former resident of this Stewart, The Florist, 814 Myrtle pantlofi, (Vanpill mat, T*. city. Those present were the guest Avenue. ■ Phone 260-W._______ 10-tfc fl, W .' SM ta mil wit*, Corine* C. Bt**to. De­ of honor, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Wight, fendant*. . “ Say it with Flqwers"— Stewart, NOTICE OT MAST EX’ S SALS • Mr. and Mrs. R. J/H olly and Mr. and 10-tfc Nolle* I* bfrtbr i a » that aster and by The Florist. elrtu* of a deer** o f foreekwur* and ool* •»^rs. R. S. Holly. lim l to tbo oboTt entlltod c u m on Ibo S»th FOR SALE day of Janoiry, A. D. 1D2I, I, aa Special Mastor In Chancery. cm Monday, lb* 1th day * f WOMAN’S CLUB FOR SALE— 100,000 green top cel March. A. I). 1P21, In front of tb* Court The Social Department of the Wo­ cry plants.— F. I+. Greene, West Hoof* <Voor at Sanford, Somloota County, float* da. will offtr for aalo. and oall to tbo blfboot man's Club will give a Colonial Tea, Side. 21-tfc and bait bldter for caiti during tb* total bewra of a*to, tho following described land, altoato, Tuesday, the 22nd, to which the pub­ lying and bring In Hcmlnol* CVwnly. florid*, • : !. DRINK lic is invited. to wit: „ „Elder Springs Water. Its 29 98*100 A atrip of land 100 foot wU« off tb# North aid* of a trart of land d*arrib*d #• beglonbas per cent pure. Phone 811. 1SS feet Sooth of tbo Northeast corner ot See. BRIDGE FOR MRS. POTTER. ’ The home of Mrs. Harry Walsh on Celery avenue waa the scene Monday afternoon of a most delightful bridge, given by Mrs. Walsh in honor of her house guest, Mrs. W. J. Potter. • The rooms were tastefully decorat­ tertfd plan In operation which would COLONIAL TEA ed in cut flowers, in the color sug­ ufllUte against sorthem porta. One o f the most attractive cveqts gestive of Valentine. The tallies were Senator Fletcher’ haa offered an amendment to the legislative bill of the Valentine and patriotic aeaspa each tied with a bouquet of sweet which would provide $3600 for a pass­ occurred Thursday arftcrnoon when peas and fern. • Bridge was played nt five tableq port control office at Key West. At the Saliie Harrison Chapter, D. A. and the prizes were beautiful. Mrs. this time there l i , a targe business R., entertained the neighboring chap­ D. P. Drummond for high score waa done through Key West and the pres­ ters at a Colonial Tea in the Women's presented with a lovely glass candy ort of a special paaspore officer la Club rooms. The club rooms were jar with silver base and top. Mrs. most attractively and artistically moth needed there. H. B. Lewis, for second high score, a decorated in the Valentine colors, red tloo IS, Township SO, Booth of Rant* SO t u t , piece of hand made lingeries nnd for nin tbrnr* W**t 015 fr#l. th*«C* Booth SOS and green, small red hearts appearing MISSION S O C I E T Y fret Jo tho right of way of tho Sanford A In­ hung from green stands o f crepe third high score Mrs. Charles Britt dian Iltoer Railroad, now tbo Atlantic Oout METHODIST CHURCn Sleeping Sickness l.|u* Railroad, tb*nro North*tatrily TPS.S fool ' HAVE FINE MEETING paper strung overhead, Flowers ap­ won two Vanity Sticks. For consola­ to tho Kail lln* of aald Section. TownaBlp and tion, Mrs. Tom Jones was presented Strikse New Y ork; llanar. thence North 207 fart to tb* point of peared in profusion, vidlcta and pan­ beginning, rontalnlng 1.41 a rm more or I* ‘ Tuesday afternoon, February 15th, sies predominating, with a bountiful with a corsage of violets. to p*y for te*d. 47 Cases Reportec Trrm*: t’aah I’nrrhaMr J. J. blCKINSAN, After the presentation of prizes de­ between the hours of 3:00 and 5:00, supply of red nnd white roses and Special Muter In Chanctry. 25-5 tr licious refreshments of a salad and it the pleasant home of Mrs. D. A. nnsturtiums. NEW YORK. Feb. 16.—“ Sleeping in Tin: eta cure count or the sxventh an ice course were served, which , (Tram Turtday'a Dally) JUDICIAL CISQUIT OT ITOHIDA, XY Kelly, Oak avenue, was the scene of The guests were met at the door sickness” has caused 47 deaths in carried out the Valentine idea. There Four of the progressive citizens of AND roa SEMINOLE COUNTY.. forty-four willing workers of the by Mrs. A. U. Key, in Colonial cos­ Y CHANCEHY. were fnvors of little Valentine bas­ Sanford have arranged to have Dr. New York city since Jan. 1, Dr. Roy­ ’ n.pto* Hank —X of Sanford. * l\sri(ir»tl<*o. ComWomen's Missionary Society of the tume. In the receiving line were pi*!naiitt kets filled with nuts nnd candies. Stephen S. Wise, of New York, come al S. Copeland, city hcnlth commis M. E. church. After a very instructive Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. W. E. Wat­ t a. • Those present were: Mrs. C. E. to Snnford on Fcbrunry 2Gth for his fiionur, nnnounced todny. Eleven casf- fUrah Prank, at al. Daftmlauls. and educational hour devoted to read­ son, Mrs. B. J, Starling, Miss Brcndn KOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE Henry, Mrs. II. B. Lewis, Mrs. Rob­ lecture on “ My Vision of America." U htrtby ilrvn that omUr and bj rir* ings on the growth nnd prosperity of Morrison nnd Mrs. A .K. Rossltcr, also cn rind one death were reported hero tti*Nolle* of a dacrer of foreciwiM *1*4 tn l*lw ert Holly, Mrs. Reginald lloliy, Mrs. It will he, remomhered thnt. Dr. In lhi>' almr* entitle*! can** on the 2»tb Of New Orleans, presided over by Mrs. in costume. A number of the local D, P. Drummond, Mrs. Tom Jones, Wise is the leading Jew in America yesterday, bringing tho total cases January. A‘. l>. m l . I*, aa Hpeclal Uaatir Is S. W. Walker in he rplcnsing and effi­ chapter members had procured hand- ] Chancery, on Monday the 7th day ‘ *»f March, H a ^ 'lle o r e n , ""mts/ ' a ". Ahern! today. He is brought to Sanford not since New Year’s to 179. One death A. I». 1021. In front df th# tYmrt Ilooao do9f cient maimer, also assisted by Mrs. some Colonial gowns many of them j M„ c h „ 1(!a HriU( Mr8. Hcnry Pur as a Jew hut ns a great American, j f n)|], typhus, the tlrird within the last Lm Hanford, Seiiitnol# County, I'lufIda, will offer Hi* hlgheet iiU1i**t ano iwii bid* o iw and beat Smith, Fox Fid ridge, Hughey, Ward, real Revolutionary relics, which added ^ Mra> u ^ e r t Hines, Mrs. G. W, Dr. Conwell snid while in Snnfoid, 04 hours, was reported yesterdny to for sale and sell toollwthe 1***1 lioor, of tala, .IS# tier for rrnalt during Hoolihan, Bryan, Blount, Thornton, much to the atmosphere of nntiquity Lc0( Mr)t cliarles Fodder, Mrs. Fred land, allualr, lylo* and b*. following dWTileJ la “ Every person in the city should hear tho city health authorities now con­ Inf In Seminole County* mnty. Slat* o f Florida, t#Babbitt, Keen, Turner. which pervaded the rooms. To Mrs. Wnlsmn, Mrs. Donald’ Smith, Mrs. Rabbi Wise." Prof. Sherman Smith, centrating their efforts to prevent the wits ' * . On* (I ) and Two (2) o f Block Etoraa The hostess served in her unique A. K. Rossiter nnd Mm. J. N. WhitSmith, Miss Haskett, Miss Fern of New York .City, while here last Spread of the disease, brought to the ( I ILola ). Tier Two (2). of Sanford. I’ kirllla. accord* and most gracious manner a dninty ner belong special mention ns nfford- Wlinj nml Mrs j p in* to K . n. Trnfford'a m ap of Ranford, non* week said, “ Dr. Wise can throw more Unitde States by -emigrants from da. a* per plat O.»r*of, duly o f record. salad course. Ing exceptionally true portraits of the brains over the footlights than nny Europe. The death occurred at Hoff­ Trroia; C**l>, DurcUaarr to pay for ar«d. J. J. DICKINSON, After all pronounced the afternoon period. , ST. AGNES GUILD. American living.” man island, where the patient had 25 5tr ' HiwcUl Maalcr la Cli*ac«IT. a decided success the meeting ad­ A most interesting collection of an­ The St. Agnes Guild met at three Arrangements have been perfected been taken from the ship upon which in t h e c x a c u r r c o u a T or t h e s e v e n t h journed, hoping to meet with Mrp. tiques, distributed around the rooms, o’clock nt the home of Mrs. F. S. to have tho lecture In the Temple au­ ho arrived from Europe. JUDICIAL CIHCUIT or rLOSIDA, IN Health AND r o a SEMINOLE COUNTY. Kelly again in the near future. provided something of ^interest to the Dacgcr and went in n body to the ditorium. Tickets have been placed nt Commissioner Copeland continued —IN CHANCEBT SECRETARY. visitors, as'well ns the local members, Jiome of Mrs. W* ih lidding for the the low rntes of $1.00 for adults and plans for the examination of immi­ Uni* ItoflMtt. ConHiUlnint, ,a. prominent nmong them being n genu­ regular meeting Monday. 50 cents for children. grants arriving here on ships direct­ Wallrr llrnnttl, Itofrntenl, CITATION OFF TO SANFORD. ine spinnig wheel, hand-made woolen The social features of tho Guild arc Tickets will lie on snle nt the Her­ ly from Europe or by train or steam­ Ti. W allrr ll*nn*ll, H**li!*nr* Unknown: blankets, nnd a suit of men’s clothes to be eliminated during I^nt. It *i*ti*«rliti: from an atTMarll (Had In Ihli ald office and Bower & Roumillnt'a. ship at Boston or other ports. rail** that ll>* rtililm ra of tt.* d*f*ndaot la aftThe Chun-h Service Lcngue of San­ made by hand, besides numerous The meeting Monday with Mrs. drug store. known, Hint It la Ilia bcllrf of alTlanl that lb* ford has invited the League of Or­ articles of china, brass and glass. I* oral Iw rntj-oo* yaar* of ,•** *“ Ilelding was n most successful busi­ Whit Mre. Brenninger, of New York, itofrmlant llial th*r« la no p*r»o<i Id tba Slat* of lando for a "Neighborhood Luncheon” A large number of out-of-town ness meeting. It was decided to pro­ RETURNS FROM lb* te rrlie of a aulipoan* op™ wboa> would Says About Rst Poison bind tb* aald defrndant; to be held today at, the church in the members availed themselves of this vide clothing for one student in St, NORTH CAROLINA “ Tried- preparations that kill rats, Ttwrcfor*. you, Waltor Itonartt. « • » • « * » former city. A number of members invitation to meet with the Sallle Mary’s School. Also the Guild will r*qalr*d on tb* 4lh o*y of April, A. D. I n i . but RAT-SNAP is tho only one that to app*ar to tb* bill of complaint fltod asalft#! of the league here offered their cars Harrison Chapter, coming from many meet every Monday during Lent and Hon. E. A. Douglass and J. D. Bow­ prevents disagreenbie odors after kill yoo to tbit caoa*. oiberwla* ■ dccr*« pro ™ toll! on aald data b* rnlrrad aaalMt JO«. to carry out the people and the fol­ of the surreunding towns. in a body attend the five o’clock ser­ man have returned from North Caro­ ing. Also like RAT-SNAP because It fraao It to furtbar ordered that Ibla oolite ba pob* lowing ladies formed the party who llitird In tb, Hanford ItoraM, a ocwtpapar p *> , During the afternoon Mrs. A. M. vice at the church. lina where they visited for several comes in handy cakes, no mixing with llabrd In teijilnoto, I’ounly. lo t rlfbt conteVatlT* went: The St. Agnes Guild will meet next days and Interested North Carolina other food. You don't have to dirty Phillips, accompnanied by Mrs. Craig W « T r m j 9 my band and lb* ***l of lb* jborft Mesdames Hntfield, Bliss, McCul­ Harris, charmingly rendered “The Monday with Mrs. Robert Herndon. capitalists in Sanford and Seminole your hands, it's tho best for household alatod court on tbta 2nd d*y of fcbniary. A. P, lough, O'Neal, Snunderson, Krug, Ia s i With the Delicate Air,” and little county. While away they were in­ use.’ Try RAT-SNAP. Three sizes, 1BfJlBALl It. A. DOUOLA8II, Wclbourii Phillips, Mallett, Cobh, Miss Martha Fitts, also In Colonial Clerk of tb* Circuit Ctourt. 8TAG DINNER strumental in helping F. W. Hanes 85c, 65c, $1.25, Sold and guaranteed OEO. A. ItoCOTTES., „ , , Mann, Bridges, Ynncey, Pettris and costume, delightfully entertained the One of the attractive events o f the sell the Wclaka Block to J. L Wim- by Ball Hardware Co. Solicitor and of Coon**l for CompUlnaftL , tf Allison, with Deaconess Parkhlll and company with the minuet and several week was the charming dinner party 25-#lc ___________ ^ __________ blsh as well as to interest several the Misses Tenniman, Saunders, Cary- numbers given by Mre. W. D. Gillen, iu honor other North Carolina capitalists in aesthetic dancing. in thx entourr pouaT o r x w ■ » » « STEALING AUTO TIRES. judicial oactriT, nr and roa axYElwes, Elizabeth, Anna and May Refreshments of coffee, sandwiches o f her husband’s birthday, at their coming to Sanford to inveit Where the IN OLE COUNTY, rLOSIDA. Rand, Moorhodse arid Hudsorirr-Oc; And cake were served during, the af­ pretty home-’ on Elm avenue. The I’ toptoa Ilank of Sanford, ■ Oorporatlo#, Ftol»investments mean more than In any (From Tuesday’s Daily) tiff, ltndo Reporter-Star. ternoon. Mrs. Forest Lake and Mrs. table decorations were unusually other part of the country. They were Some thief broke into the garage of S, Wymanti,Mtocla, D*f*ndant, B. J. Starling presiding at the re- lovely, the red and white flowers, accompanied home by Metire. F. W. notice or aHxairr’a sale . . Henry Wight last night and stole MRS. CATCHELL WON THE LOT freshment table, assisted by Misses j and red hearts, which were used in Nolle* to hereby atom that und«t and by Hanes o f - Yadklnville, Prof. J. H. several auto tires. This work is get­ rlrtua of an *x*cutlao plated In my hand* ba#Lucca Chappell, Zoe and Fannie Reba Igraceful profusion, prettily suggest- Alien o f Elkin, W. C. Brown of upon a final Jadinaat entered 1ft tb* abort ting to be monotonous and it is' al­ nt Mrs. Forrest Gatchell won the lot Munson, Kathryn Wilkie and Claire ing the Valentine season. Over the entitled cao»* for tb* aum of I2S3.S4, wllh Winston-Salem and several others. most certain that an organized band emu of ranrt, I. bat* mad* l*ry npoa tb* folihit was given away at the Biederwhite cover, red ribbons o f crepe, in­ ,On the way down the weather had of auto tire thieves are holding fortli lowIna dr*crlb*d land* altnate, lyln* and b*ll>f Walker. to temtftol# County, Florida, to-wit: Jonr* subdivision on the Sanford terwoven in lattice design, formed the been cold and rainy and cloudy in in the city. A little slouthing on the Ixjt 23 uf Bubdtolaloa known aa Palm Ham* Heights lot ssle last Saturday. Mrs. foundation f o r the floral adornment. North Carolina and on tho train Mr. part of the police force when they are mocks atoo a atrip o f. land 100 f**t wtd* off (From Monday's Dally) tb* North did* of n tract of loud d**erib*d a# Gatchell hna been offered a good Tho table was centered with a big Douglesa said it would be fine weather not busy would round up dome of followa, to-irtt: beclnnlny IBS tort South of tk« NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING Norlbeaat comer of fleclton IS. Townahlp SO, Price for her lot but says she will The quarterly Neighborhood meet- white birthday cake with its regyla- with tho sun shining as soon as the these petty larceny boys. South of n*sc* 90 Eaal, ran W**t SIS f**t, it for future reference and will ing of the ladles of this Diocese,' tion number o f red candles and at tbrnr* South SOO f**t to rt(bt-of-w*y of 8 . * train crossed the St. Mary’s river and I. n. IL, now A. C. L. B. R„ Ibmte Nortb*°mc of these days build a nice which consists of eighteen parishes, |either end o f the board were tall rJTtorlyMW.n f**t to Eaal lift* of Mid Stetto* came Into Florida and sure enough When YourvFirm Stock la Sick, Look l5y ibtote North 2P7 fret to point of b*fUbungalow on it as the lot Is Juit half will meet Tuesday at the Parish vases of. red roses and sweet peas. niof* when the party were awakened in For Rata w*y between the city and her present House. And I, *• Itltoriff of Samiool* County, is or­ ' arranged with white sweet ellysiudi. Florida the sun was shining and der to MtUfy Mid *i*rutton, wilt offer for home at Elder Springs. The Bleder Disease among farm animals don't aal* and nail tb* *bor* described property to As quite a numbei' come from a ‘ From the chandeliers was suspended everything waa lovely—but then it ia lb* hlsbtet and bait bidder for ra*b dnrln* tb* •ot gale has been very successful and distance, lunch will be served at 12:00‘ a lovely baiket o f flowers, carrying always this way in Florida and Mr. just happen. Rata arc carriers of total boar* of aato In front of tb# Court Ilona* Hr. Bieder says to watch the Herald o’clock so that tho business meeting, out flhe general floral scheme. The door at Sanford, B* ml noto County. Florida,, an Douglass knew what he was betting dangerous plagues—hog cholera, foot Monday, Marrb tb# Ttb, A. D. IWI. future announcements as ho will which will be in charge o f Mr*. Cam- place-cards o f red hearts with their for daed. on—a sure thing, but the folks from and mouth disease and that terrible of Tarmat C«ab. l’orcba**r toO.pay M. HAND. h**e something that will startle the cron Mann, may be finished at an white engraving completed the charm all scourges— Bubonic plague. Far­ 25-ilte Sberiff of S#Srtnnt# County. rU . the North did not know this. nstives in the way of a lot kale. mers should throw around premises and beauty o f the decorations. A de­ early hour. IN THX CISCUIT QfiUXT OF THX SXTENTH licious flve-couiie dinner waa served “ I Lost My Best Customers Through RAT-SNAP. It’s sure and safe. Three JUDICIAL OXXOUIT OF FLO SID A. IY AND FOE SEMINOLE COUNTY. 1, A. White Says “ If You nave sixes, 85c, 65c, $1.26. Sold and guar­ by the hostess, assisted by Mre. Holt, BUFFET SUPPER Rats," Writes J. Adams. . —O f CHAN CENT. An Automobile, Keep Rat-Snap" Teopla# Dank 'of Sanford, a Corporation, Com­ anteed by Ball Hardware Co. Mr and Mre.'W. E. Watson enter-'Mr*. Piplar and the Misses Marion plainant, “ Used to have the busiest Restau­ "If I knew about RAT-SNAP last tailed a few friends Thursday eve-.Dowling of Jacksonville, and Agnes rant in town until news spread that SEMINOLE HAS GOOD EXHIBIT. Thoma* s. Hoff and wtto, EUaabath Half, and ♦inter, would have saved, $120. My nlngwith a dellghtfuliy Informal buf- Dumas. Invited to the happy * Jam** klrCarroa, Itofradanta. the kitchen was infested with rats; was in the garage for a few weeks NOTICE OF MASTXX'S SALE for their a » « U , Mr .od r . , loo » ^ . M .w r. T. L* Darn. . , R. Nolle# la barafay ilr*n tbit onter and by lost a lot of my best customers uqtil during bad weather; when I went to (From Tuesday's Dally) rirtua of a (torn# uf forwetoptuw and Mt# #nTtinmaa Clark of Philadelphia. “ L. Peck, F. B. Langley, II. L. Gibson, l tried RAT-SNAP. Haven’t a pest t*ke it out, found that rats had eafen fared In tb# abore entitled caoa# on lb* SStb Several from Sanford, who were day i . 1 ? ™S Mr*.!* • a She..,, a M M < ■ of January, A. D, 1M1, I, aa Sped*I Man•riv^t holes in two new tiers. Got in the place now. Restaurants should down to the Sub-Tropical Fair this ter In Chancery, on Monday, tba lib day af W .U on, Mr. U 4 M o. Cl.rk, Mr. end M .rtlo, C. fl. Plpler end Dr. ToUr. use RAT-SNAP.” Three sizes, 36c, them later with RAT-SNAP.” Three Marrb, A. D. 1021. In front of 10* Court Ilona# morning, state that Seminole county door at Sanford. Seminole Coanly. Dodd*, oiUf 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by ,lrc* 3Gc, 65c, $1.25. Sold nnd guar- Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mr. and Mrs. offer and Mil to tb# blgbMt end b*#t : \ f m . BIRTHDAY PARTY has a very creditable exhibits this bldterforfeeMl*, rath dorto# tb# to(*I bourn af M b , ♦nteed by Hall H rirdw areC o.“ --------- L. C.~ Kolb,-Mr. and Mrs. R., R. Ball Hardware Co. ; v (T n a y i h r a t f i Pally) ^ year. And- all o f those- who are to lb# follow Ini dearribed land, altait*. lyln* and Miss Wilkey and M*y King. * twins In Baminol* County, Florida, fo-wll: send in celery and letthce and other Lot 23 of 1‘alm Hammock, a* p*r plat tb#t#>. In honor o f her little daughter, I f a young matron baked bread and The only objection to * having • of, duly recocted in I'Ut Bans ‘‘ D " an pas* auw- w .w -Bean ________ The Chile Club held their ,Mary, Mre. firiggs entertained about It runs over the sides it is a sign she green stuff are requested to keep It IB or tb# public record* of Onus* County, f f German-American In the Cabinet Is eomlpg each morning. Leave it at which tb* County af 8*mln#U w u formerly a regtflar weekly get^to-gether meeting' twenty-five little boya and girls,with will have a houseful o f children. the fact that it haa been suggested. port, wklrb aald plat boa aincu been duly tranw Miller’s store or let' Frank MHIcr cribed and to now a part of th* record* fc Friday evening at the new home of a birthday party o th e r home on Elm duly recordod tb Flat Doak 1, U t and Mre Howard Smith on the avenue yesterday. The color scheme ; Maybe the public speakers 'are know about It.the afternoon before Seminol*.County, on pasua i n #sd 168. Rren In democratic America, the urging the poultrymen to keep the and be will make arrangements to get Term*: Caab. l-urctiaaar to pay far da#dv > ; being carried out In white and g r « n . nrst lady coroner wfll doubtless In- n twhtiJ. i . D ica iN soN , price of eggs tip. It. T?e affair wa« In the nature o f r Game* were played until about fire 25-8le 5? Special Moator U Ckaaaary •«t that she is called a coronette. DR. STEPHEN OF N. Y. WILL LECTURE HERE ?T— �for weekly wholesale price list on Feed and Save Fifty to Seventy Five cents per Sack PHONE 181 CALLS ATTENTION TO RECENT FIC.UKE OF CITY COMMISSION AND WANTS CORRECTION HOOVER SAYS PRODUCTION IS I M P O R T A N T MUST INCREASE JUST T R Y US shown an excess over expenses of $7,874.40. 1 nsk that you carefully look at the statements and compare the amount o f money paid for the like service and then draw your own conclusions. I welcome improvement but when a statement is made and over four thousand dollars o f expenses are un­ paid yet the payments are so placed on a statement as to leave the im­ pression that it ia a complete pay­ ment for a given service I consider it unfair and as a member o f a for­ mer board whose record seems to be attacked through a statement I can not refrain from replying and laying the facts before tho tax payers pf Sanford, Yours very truly, FRANK L. MILLER. February 11, 1921. Editor o f Herald, r Dear Sir: , I read with considerable interest the statements which have been pub­ lished by the city officials tending to show the condition, or rather a com­ parative state of one year o f admin­ NO ADVANCEMENT UNLESS THE istration of the city o f Sanford as ‘ OUTPUT CAN GROW FROM THE MASS OF EVIDENCE compared with the former year. On STEADILY BROUGHT OUT AT THE the face of the statements it would seem that the new administration has HEARING SYRACUSE, Feb. 15.— Continuous CHICAGO, Feb. 16.—'The United improvement in productivity is nccesStates Railway Labor Board today sary for the advancement of civiliza­ lows you will soon discover that the heard arguments on the Atlanta, Bir­ tion, national progress, better human figures do not show what they are intended to show, namely: tho im­ mingham and Atlantic Railroad’s plea relations and higher standards o f liv­ provement in running the city and DVVERRULES LACK OF JURIS fo r permission to reduce wages. The ing, Herbert Hoover declared in an saving money for the taxpayers. Be­ case produced a wider variety of evi­ . DICTION PLEA OF dence and is said by rnilorad men to address here last night before the ing a member of the old city govern­ * EMPLOYES be of greater importance than any Convention of the American Engi­ ment nnd thinking that while con­ nected with it I took some little in­ other single line disputcyo t brought neering Council. CHICAGO, Feb. 15.— Picas that the American industry, including agri­ terest in Ihe affairs of the people 1 Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic before the bonrd. Tho nrgument hinged on whether culture, he said, is at present run­ beg to submit the following, in con­ wage controversy now before the the board has jurisdiction over tho ning from 30 to 40 per cent, below ca­ nection with the statements as giver United States Railroad Labor Board road’s financial status, which fur­ pacity production. Co-operutiop bc- to the public ns being correct. First be declared without the board’s juris­ I wish to cnll your attention to the diction nnd tho present wage rates be nished the railrond’s principal reason statement of 1919 which covered the continued were overruled for wnnting to reduce wages. It was by tho last year of tho old government. You hoard today. The ruling marked declared thnt a reduction of “"Wages will find an item under expenses of the determination of a fight by the la­ was made imperative because the road water supjdy amounting to $5,8Gi>.03 bor Bide to throw tho case out of faced n monthly deficit of $100,000. they were not fair enough to put in |court on the contention that financial Colonel Rugg, president of the road, the same statement that this amount inability to pay the-mages laid down summed up the road’s position thus; was for over two years of water sup­ by the hoard last July should come "Is the hoard going to disregard ply for the city. But in the state­ properly before th? Interstate Com­ conditions of truffle? Is the hoard ment for 1920 they did state thntg merce Commission nnd not before the. to fix rates regardless of tho rnilornd’s they had paid for water during the duct'd tiy the whole nation, he con­ earning power? If the bonrd can fix Inbor bonrd. The poor finnncinl status yenr 1920, $395.00 when as a matter tinued, “ are capable of absorption by Rev. Porker Moon wnges without regard to other condi­ of the road has been given ns tho tions then the claims of the employes, the whole nation if they are of the of fact they have paid $987.50 and reason for n wege reduction to be ef­ Nearly everybody in Southwest of climate. 1 then moved m Tcui then it is Just ns well thnt we have no right character. When ten men or owe for water for the same year a fective February 1st, which was re­ balance of $1,382.50. one hnmlreti million men divide their Missouri either knows or has heard and went hack and forth three tima representation here.” cently . ordered rescinded by the • They also state thnt they have paid united output they can, by doubling of the Rev. Parker Moon, who for a hut did not get the relief I had kept! For the employes, TV. S. Carter, $2,011.91 for lighting hut they did full half century lias devoted his life for. Finally, I got so bad f president <>f the Brotherhood of Loco­ their output, have twice the amount The hoard’s ruling decided that each pay $2,288.27 and they also fail to tell and talents to Sunday school and or­ not able to get around with any <Jtmotive Firemen, and Engincmcn, to divide. There is no limit to the inside in the controversy he permitted ■Tense of living standards except the you that they owe for lighting to the to present Its evidence in its own ganization work for the Society of glee of comfort., 1 was aim laid l stnted his case thus: Southern Utilities Co. for the same had heart trouble. “ It has never before been suggested limitations of human strain, scientific way. Any evidence considered irrele­ Friends, or Quakers. year $2,905.00. TJjoso amounts add­ discovery, mechanical invention and. "Uncle Parker,” as he is more fa­ thnt wages lie made to depend on tho “ I had read about Tanlnc atal, at it vant would he stricken out later, the, ed together will total $5,126t36, .de­ finnnein! condition of n road. We are natural resources. cluiir said. Half n day's time wns miliarly known, canto from fine old had been very highly iT.... intended “ The absorption of increased pro* ducting the $2,815.27 the amount willing to make n test case before the taken up in the nrgument of E. P. rugged Quaker stock, and there is not to me, I decided to try it. 1 got i |du« tivity lies in ilie conversion of lux­ daimed to he an excess of income courts on the constitutionality of the Curtis, vice-president of the Order of a better known or more highly re­ bottle and had taken only a few deeiover the expense will place a deficit uries of today into necessities of to­ transportation net". If the contention Railway Conductors, sperfking far nil spected citizen in that part of the os until 1 could notice a marked bar morrow, Wheat bread, railways, good of $2,281.09. I ask you is it fair to of the A B. & A. stands, then on the employes of the ornd. The decision state. In referring to his remarkable pmvemont in my condition. 1 noticed roads, electricity, telephones, automo­ so arrange figures and not pny the restoration to health by Tnnlnc, he especially that I was nol troubled Delaware, Laekawnnn and Western, overruling his Contentions, however, biles and movies were once luxuries. current expenses in order to make a said: any more with sour stomiu h after which is aide to .pny twice as much, permitted railroad representatives to There is no Imui to consumption ex-- showing? If it Is not done’ for this "About five years ago .1 suffered voting, whij-h Was a great relief. we will conic in tomorrow with n re­ take the stnnd this afternoon and cept the total capacity to produce, purpose then it must he Inck of n general breakdown. My principal quest for nn increase in wnges.“ Col. B. L. Bugg, president of tho "I kept on taking Tanlnc until I provided the surplus of productive knowledge of the affairs of the city trouble was nervous indigestion. My Representatives of the A. B. & A. fully regnined my health. My appe­ A. B. & A,, presented n mass of sta­ power is constantly shifted to new ar­ as conducted. So much for that. • | appetite was very poor and my food were on the stand most of the day. tite is splendid; I enjoy my rncali tistics In tho road’s behnlf. Mr. Cur­ ticles from those thnt have reached •Inasmuch as the present officials seldom agreed with me, nnd I had to Colonel Btigg answered mnny points and I do not find it necessary now t# tis, reviewing the case, told of the have endeavored to make compara­ the saturation point of demand." live on a very restricted diet. I suf­ take any laxative medicines of an; of the employes’ nrgument in previ­ road's proposal on December 20, 1920, The speaker said that waste in tive, statement lot us compare the fol­ fered a great- deal from headaches kind. I can sleep much better and ous testimony nnd added there was no to reduce wnges by onc-hnlf of the American production were measured lowing and ask yodrsclf are you get­ and dizzy spells; I had severe pains am not nearly so nervous. use to nsk the Interstate Commerce amount of increases granto dsince De­ mainly in unemployment, lost time ting mote or as much for your nioiiacross the small of my hack and .was Commission for a larger share of cember 31, 1917. According to Mr. "I take .great pleasure m recom­ due tn labor conflict, losses in labor badly constipated most of the lime. rates nn hauls extending beyond the Curtis, tho reason advanced by th® mending Tnnlnc to anyone wjio heedi Arc the streets any cleaner or us turnover, failure to obtain maximum In fact, I was so weak and rundown A. II. A A. lines He said he thought road for the cut wns financial inability a good system builder, or who suf­ clean fo r $9,149.65 than they were for production of the individual, poor co­ I was not able to attend to my duties. th oroad was receiving it sfair di- ordination of groat industries to pny operating expenses, of which fers with stomnehr trouble. I haw $8,635.1(57 Is there nny better order and “ This condition made me very ner: the employes’ pay roll constituted recommended Tnnlnc. to a great many nnd less robberies for $8,613.11 than failures in transportation, coni nnd vous nnd I could not sleep at night. Before any conferences were called power supplies. there was for $3,260.70? N° not less seventy-one per cent.. The road was Frequently I would lie awake most of my friends, and ntn pleased to reach with employes, Colonel Bugg said, of­ Stabilization nnd standardization of but about four times ns many. Do the said to be opemting at n deficit of all night and was in that condition others by giving this statement for ficers of the road went over all the industrial output by agreement, elim­ parks look any better for $528.77 than $100,000 a month, due, it was ex­ more or less for five years. My publication." difficulties nnd “ followed every thread inating overlapping efforts nnd sea­ they did for $260.40, has the legal af­ plained, to the gcncrnl slump in busi­ physician said ho could not do any­ Tanlnc is sold in Sanford by the which promised relief before asking sonal activities were cited ns one fairs of tiie city been conducted nny ness and the poor financial and in­ thing for me and suggested n change Union Pharmacy. for a wage reduction.” means of bringing greater production. l>etter for $2,233.51 including city dustrial situation in the Southwest. Morris Brnndon, counsel for the Notices far the wage reductions judge ami city attorney than you did road, declared if the board disregarded FLETCHER WORKS FOR were posted to be effective February Florida Farmers for $1,647.45 and do you know what Phosphate Mines inability to pny for one road, it could 1, and the matter wns brought berQre is covered by department of records SOUTHERN PORTS in Pebble District, to Get Together do for all ronds nnd tho result would and taxation to the amount of $8,- the labor obnrd by the employes. Tho be chaos. He said the wages granted road was directed {orescln d the or­ Announce W age Cut WASHINGTON, Fob. 15 ■A movo 143.92? 1 know it is taxation and 1 by decision No. 2 o f the labor board der and th cemployea advanced tho expect part of it the conduction by a •All agricultural interests nrc to be --------to retain ocean freight shipments to last July were the highest ever paid argument that the whole case be invited to meet with tho Florida Farm TAMPA, Feb. 16.—All of the ownthe southern ports was. made today by foreign attorney the affairs o f the the men and were granted under “ ex­ thrown out as beyond the jurisdiction Bureau Federation in Gainesville dh era of phosphntc mines in the Peb Senator ■Fletcher, Democrat, Florida, city. I do not know nor do you.? Is traordinary conditions when tho cost o f tho labor board. Mr. Curtis cited March 10-11. For months communi- ble- district, which covers two-third* it so Btntcd? I do know that the o f­ when he introduced in the senate a of living was the highest ever known." the decision o f the labor bonrd in ties und counties have been orgnnlz-* o f tho mines in this state, have su­ fice of city manager cost more to resolution calling' upon the Interstate Statements on Inbor wnge cuts in­ the general rules hearing Inst Thurs­ ing and doing business. Last fall a nounced a 25 per cent reduction h> run than did the council, tho mayor, Commerce Commission to furnish ‘‘full cluded twenty-four from Atlanta, day when it was-declared‘ thnt mat­ number o f county representatives got wages effective tho coming week. Tbs information regarding nil traffic the clerk and usscssor, the chief o f eight from Tifton, five from Douglas^ ters pertaining to the finahclal status together1 and perfected n temporary reason for tho reduction, as given by police, the, care of parks and print­ agreements, arrangements or under­ and the remainder scattered among o f railroads were properly under jur­ state organization. The manl pur- tho operators, is that tho credit sitesstandings between the eastern trunk ing and stationery. While making a Cordele, Brunswick, Tnllagcda, Chand­ isdiction of the Interstate Commerce pose o f this March meeting is to tion in Europe is such thnt Europe1* comparison let us compare. If you line railroads nnd the foreign flag ler1 Springs, Zirklc, Thomasville, La Commission. will study the two statements care­ mako this temporary organization normnl consumption of phosphate for steamship lines." Grange, Montezuma and Moultrie. fully you will see that the one mill Morris Brandon, attorney for the permanent. fertilizer purposes has been grestlf The resolution wns sent to the com­ There were nlso four from Birmingwhich we added in 1919 would have A- B. & A., declares tho road was A fter organizing permanently, the reduced nnd the low price of cottos merce committee. taken care o f the deficit in a few prepared to present other evidence state federation will become a part in the South has led to threat of Senator Fletcher said the eastern The Atlanta exhibit indicated a years which was as a matter o f fact than financial Inability to pay in sup­ of the American Farm Bureau Fed-'reduced acreage and a consequent roads were attempting to “ knock out" general reduction in wages in that considerable less than it shows be­ port o f the proposed reduction. He cration, as 42 other states have al- lessening in demand for fertilizers, the rates through which the southern city, with common labor receiving cause several items bovored a period said the dispute centered around ready done. v ports are now getting part of the twenty cents nn hour this year, car­ o f over a year. I desire to caU your whether or rtbt the present wages The Florida Farmers' Union, the Voluntarily Cut Wagesbusiness and concentrate it all penters seventy to seventy-five cents attention to the item of roaci and should bo continued and maintained Florida Citrus Exchange, the Florida TAMPA, Fe]>. 16.—At a meeting through New York and the eastern an hour, nnd brick masons ninety bridge fund of $5,053.98 which is in­ the road’s right to present any evi­ Horticultural Society, ‘ the Florida last night the local unions of brick cents. The Cordele board o f trade cluded in their income for 1920. dence it desired In favor o f its reduc­ Swine Breeders' Association, the layers, plasterers and masons passed said fertilizer factories paid common $2,959.77 o f this was duo the city at tion proposal. Florida Poultry Association, the resolutions for a voluntary reduction labor twenty cents in 1920, and this SIDNEY J. CATTS IS the end o f 1919 and the balance was NOW AN ATLANTIAN the fund due for the year of 1919 and season were paying fifteen cents an Trammell A sk s hour. . they had no right to use funds due us Freight Relief TALLAHASSEE, Fla.’, Feb. 15.— for a yenr os nn income for a given Several farmers reported that whereas last year they paid farm­ Sidney J. Catts, ex-governor o f Flor­ year o f their administration. WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 16.— hands $1.50 to $2, they now .get all ida, has now taken up hts residence They are to be complimented on in­ Senator Park Trammell yesterday in­ they need at half that rate. One of in Atlanta, Ga., where ho and his fam­ creasing their income even though troduced in the Senate the following tion would provide more these farmers said this rate referred ily are now located. “ The So*rch- over $8,000 wns received through -a resolution: "Be it resolved by the KILLED CASHIER building trades. light," a weekly newspaper published city criminal court of record (such Senate thnt'the Interstate Commerce to negro labor. AND ROBBED BANK in Atlanta, in Its last Issue welcomed amount of fines assessed by a city of Committee o f the Senate be nnd is' . - A T HOUSTON TODAY NUTT ROMANCE CRACKED. A largo acreage of watermelons In Florida'® forme $ chief executive to this size unkonwn), yet an increase hereby requested to investigate tho (», ™ r tH,) JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. l PeSoto is being planted here this year that city as one of her citizens and o f income docs not justify an in­ present high freight rates being crease o f expenbes unless value has charged on citrua fruits, vegetables, pays a half column tribute to his HOUSTON, Feb. 15.— An unidentiSt. Valentine’s day here saw the 1 and much of the seed is being treated career, characterizing him as “ a liv­ bceh received therefrom. and other perishable fann products, flod man entered the Blutf Ridge State romance cracked, when fl***I ^ with corrosive sublimate for the pre­ ing example of the old school o f the Had our income been as much as with a view to bringing about early Bank o f Hobby, neer here today, beat1yesterday filed suit fo r divorce In vention oi anthracnose. South who has fought many battles theirs and had we collected our road legislation that will result in a reduc­ the cashier to "death and escaped with j Duval county . circuit court •** with the enemy and whose life ia clean and bridge fund and paid only on® tion o f the existing freight rates on a!t the money in the bank except $10, John F. Nutt. The charge was Poet Cards at the Herald office, lc. and virtuous. year water supply we would have such perishable products." 000. Bank chartered only yestehlay. sertion. Railw ay Labor Board H ears Argum ents Today. �--------------- ■ /* ^ r? ■:----------- vn ~- L T H E S A N F O R D fy E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R I D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 18, 1921 and gun clu b CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Rod WILL MEET AT COURT HOUSE BANQUET TONIGHT-EVERYONE PRESENT COMET’S TAIL MAY 100 MEMBERS PRESENT FUCK EARTH ON In response to the inquiry of many telephone subscribers: *What can I do tq.help my serv­ ice?*' this advertisement Is published. ^ Many Matters o f Inter­ est W ill Be P is : ‘ cussed and many crowded around him after Listened to Fine A d ­ the meeting to thank him for his The Sanford Rod A Gun Club wlU splendid appeal for a bigger and bet­ dress By F . T . Groov­ ter city end state. have a big meeting tonight a t ' eight o'clock In the Court House. The prin­ ( I f TV* Iw n liU l Tn*») er o f Jacksonville cipal items to be brought up will be NEW YORK, Feb. 11.—Jot the daU the matter of new members, of which —June 26th—down In yonr calendar the club is In need. and watch th* skies on that night The Sanford Rod A Gun Club was Pons-WInnecks, a comet, la now rush­ 6 — organised s few weeks ago by severe) ing at many thousands o f miles an WAS AMONG THE MANY IMPOR* members of the "13” club of this city. hour towards the earth, and on that A drive was put on for the sale o f ; tant s u b j e c t s t o u c h e d night may give old Mother Earth a stock, no person benig allowed to subr u p o n BY SPEAKER flick o f his tall. Should the head o f th* scribe for more than |100. Ip this comei hit the earth the continuous 8A Y 8 CABINET SELECTIONS TO way nearly 110,000 has been raised (rr»a TrUay’e ®*fl7> -• combustion of the thousands o f me­ BE ACCEPTABLE and pledged. • A beautiful site has About one hundred members of the teors might set the world on fire, If TO ALL been purchased and the dub now pro­ gjnford Chamber o f Commerce sat the view Is correct that the head of a ______ poses to build a good club house on 4^ to a banquet at the Valdez Ho­ comet consists of meteorites. ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 14.— Al­ their, property. tel tut night and after getting away Pons-WInnecke, however, has about Aa an Inducement to secure sub­ ^th one of the famoua menus o f this though several decisions remain to be as much chance o f hitting the earth fiat hotel, having their pictures taken made In regard to cabinet selections, scribers now, when they are needed, aa a rifle ball discharged iqto.the air the by-laws provide that after the by flashlight and getting their teeth President-elect -Harding is confident has o f striking a bird, but a fragment stock books are closed no member will on a good cigar pushed back their the problem Will be solved in a way of the hall may strike the earth and be admlted for less than 9125. For ehiira to the call to order by President acceptable* to all elements of hie , \ this reason those coming in now wilt product a display o f flreworka. And J, G: Ball, who In a few well chosen party. there may be some comfort, perhaps, Commenting today on reporta o f be admitted for less cost than later. Portia introduced the speaker of the Every present member of the club In knowing that in the course o f a evening, lion. F. C. Groover, former serious friction among Republican little time, say some few million of president of the Jacksonville Chamber leaders, the president-elect declared is pledged to secure one new member years, Pons-WInnecke will return no of Commerce end one of the greatest he.knew o f no'feeling on the cabinet before tonight’s meeting. This will more. The comet Is like a man suf­ boosters in Florida. Mr. Groover is question which did not grow out of give the club ample funds to build a fering from consumption. Every club house that will be In keeping no stranger in Sanford having been the normal and proper activities of time It completes Its mad orbit It with .the city. btre on a simitar mission msny ytara the friends of contesting aspirants The presont membership, list is as loses weight by the shower of meteor­ ago and his coming last night was for places in his official family. He follows: B. W. Anderson, O. F. A l­ ites which It sheds. As the years go responsible in a great measure for the said he was satisfied with the pro­ len, W. B. Ahern, R. C, Bower, B. it. by it gets thinner and thinner and outpouring of the people "for Mr. gress made and felt the whole situa­ Beck; L. T. Bryan, C. L. Britt, J. G. Anally will sink Into a tuberculnr Grover always has a message of good tion was tending to a proper solution. Ball, L. A. Brumley, F. W. A. Brown, grave. cheer and tho grand spirit o f optim­ Mr. Harding mentioned no names J. F. Barrett, Gco Bishop, John T. um wherever he may be. He pre­ and did not refer directly to pub­ faced his remarks by reading. the lished stories that some Republican Brady, L. P. Chittenden, J. B. Cole­ Wholesale Prices for verse from a magazine "On Getting senators hnd vigorously opposed cer­ man, S. O. Chase, Randall Chase, F. Vegetables and for L. Crosby, V. E. Douglass, Albert Acquainted": tain tentative selections. He did Fruit Low in N . Y . Domer, J. I). .Davison, R. R. Deas, deny, however, stories that he Is en­ "If I knew you and you know mo Geo. A. DeCottcs, F. F. Dutton, B. countering more delay than ho had Tis seldom we would disagree, NEW YORK, Feb. 14—Wholesale C. Dodds, F. S. Frank, Harry FleetBut never having yet clasped hands expected In completing his cabinet wood, Alfred Forster, T. M. Fox, prices for fruits and vogctablca. ure slate. y Both sometimes fall to understand , Gco. Fox, W. A. Fitts, Jr., O. P. Hern­ so low in the New York market that That eat li intends to do what's right V, don, E. F. Houshoider, Ed. Higgins, mnriy farmers who shipped produce And treat each other hoior bright; It. J. Holly, Geo. G„ Hering, W S. here received nothing in return but a Speed Boats at Miami Bow little to complain thcre’d bo Hanji, C. E. Henry, C. M. Hand, W. bill for the bnlnnce due on freight Smash World Records C. Hill, W. M. Haynes, T. W. Jones, charges, Dr. Eugene 11. Porter, state if I knew you and you knew me.” tnd said that there were three things Perry Jcmignn, J. E. V. Jervcy, A. it. commissioner of foods nnd markets, that Sanford and every other city MIAMI, Feb. 121—Four world’s Key, L. C. Kolb, Gco. W. Knight, W. declared in n statement here today. needed to make the progress that i records were established hero today A. Leffler, W. T. Langley, S. M. Even with prices nt fpre-war levels they should make and the three things ^by power boats competing in tho an Lloyd, H. B. Lewis, J. G. Leonard!, E. "people seem to be eating less than were Organize, Co-operate nnd Ad- Inun! power boat regetta conducted F. Lane, Forest Lake, It. <£. Maxwell, usual,’’ he added. Farmers nnd wholesalers, the com­ vertise. lie said that since facing the nccordlnR to American power boat E. D. Mobley, C. V. Mahoney, It. M. missioner said, believe this condition big crowd at the table he wAs con-iyQjgjf Mason, C. J. Marshall, L. P. McCullcr, vinccd that Sanford had the first twpj ^ wcro made by Gar Jr. Ir> own. Schelle Maincs, F. L. Miller, R. II. due to retnil trade not giving the but he was almost certain that th oy .cd nnd dHvcn by G, A. Wood 0f Do_ Morris, Joe* Meisch, Frank Mcisrh, benefit o f the loy prices to the pub­ had neglected the last for the city had [ troH( M!ch>f two by 0 rlo II, with the W. L. Morgan, K. It. Murretl, Jr., C. lic. Instances of how substantial loss­ not taken 0„ the growth that I t , ownor> Gco. UnTyi j r., 0f Now Yorfc, J. Mcrriwcthcr; P. A. Mere, R. A. es nccrued to farmer shippers were *riul l°ca* loca­ jat ibe wheel * should have with its wonderful Newinan, S. Puleston, W. S. Parker, cited. tion, its farming interests, its lakes \ A carload of lettuce, shipped from firat ovent was a ten-mile race II. B. Purdon, F. E. Itoumillat, John Florida, sold here for 9339, the com­ and rivers and everything to.make-it fo r '"th e " Star Russell, C. J. Ryan, Carl Shultz, S. great That h.s Idea o f getting tho ^ t h ,t won by Gar Jr. O. Shinholser, G. W. Spencer, Geo. A. missioner said. Totaj expenses wore Speer, H. P. Smith, It. E. Stevens, H, 9491, which the farmer hnd to pny. A Z 1 ! “ tiV‘;It,8mfg r business ,C° n' II 1" 18:36 4-5, an average of 32 2-10 carload of spinach from Texas sold tlnually drag it out orf tho miles an hour. Gar Jr. also broke the R. Stevens, B. J. Starling, F. W. Tal­ on the wholesale market for 9262 less, men but to get it from a publicity tax bott, D. L..Thrasher, J. N. Tolar, existing record for two miles during than freight nnd cartage charges. that would fall equally upon the peoDeane Turner, J. H. Tillla, E. S. Pic l \ this event by covering the two mile Ward, R. B. Wight, A. B. Wallace, H. £ » ami„ those who h hung back when 7* V ,,T i U p , in three minute, nnd .TO -econd.. gm.h , _... „ C. Waters, Stanley Walker, W. T. Find Body Deep Sea called upon to do their duty. Speak- |G,‘rare“ e’ owned ,nd drl” n ^ ^ B. F. Whitner, Fred WalsWheeless, Monster N ear Miami ing about the advertising of the v a r-.do" ammc” °y _ , ’ qia; W. H. Wight, A. JS. Yowcll. ions cities in Florida Mr. G r o o v e r Y ’ The meeting tonight Ik o]>cn to’ all. MIAMT, Feb. 14.— Scientists here kotmded the new note .o f the entire Carl G* fisher o f Indianapolis, th Any citizen who is interested in the are gloating over the finding o f a t o « t h « ' owncr driving, third, lUte of Florida setting togwumr Qr]o H C£)V^rcd tbe flfty mnea in upbuilding of Sanford will be wel- huge deep sea monster off Soldiers’ trough the Florida ifln Development come. Key,-a few miles south of Miami, but Board nnd his own ldea«of what we one hour, 17 minutes and 35 seconds, are.unable to name iL The body of had nt-glected in tho Years gone by an aVcragc speed of thirty-eight and Masked Carnival the creature in a state of partial dewas to take the shore line of the statp elgth-tenths miles an hour. .cay was found throe weeks ago by Ini this race Orlo II covered the at Eustis N ight of and from Fcrnaldina to Pensacola give Elmer E. Garretson of Huntington, the people an idea o f the many kinds Twenty-first lsp of V j0 m|Jr* in February 22 L, I., N. Y., who today towed part of of fish there are Iq Florida watera and minutes flsflt, or forty miles nn the skull to Miami. This fragment la then take each county and gfvc the [thereby establishing * worlds Gasparilla, the devil, Indians and 16 feet long and seven feet wide and numln-r of lakes and tell the people Tf.or the distanco for boats of this typ . Spanish maidens, clowns and domino weighs three tons. the many kinds o f fish they could — — isdsaBSB girls, cowboys and fuffragettes, will Mr. Garretsoi* said he did not know “ •eh and ho said this information how long the monitor was but he ^mw be seen at the street carnival to be alone would fill the state with visitors held in Eustis the evening of the bb much as eighty feet of It Sharks who had never heard o f Florida even, wcro devouring the flesh when he first j his respects to the land,faktwenty.sccond. Tampa, Pensacola, found it. Mr. Garretson said that tho if* and said that wherever a man said Mobile and 'New Orlenaa are goin^ to creature evidently came up out of the wmcthlng about Florida that was not find Eustla a new rival for grand deep waters o f the gulf stream t o -die right to.make him leave the state and and this accounted fo r Ita presence In carnivals. °P the other hand the chronic knocker *T was weak and rim-down," Early In the evening ropes will be. comparatively shallow water; about | relates Mra. Eula Burnett, of should he handed a time table pnd told stretched across the street} at vari­ six feet o f the -skull protruded from Dalton, Ga. *T was thin and "hen tffe trains left town. Takous places as fojiows: Magnolia .at the water. Mr. Garretsen will head a Just fslt tired, all the time. UP ‘ he possibilities of Florida in Eustis street, Bay street at McDon­ party which intends to go out W> I didn’t rest welL I wasn’t farming ho stressed the dairy proposjald, also at the Auto Inn. oN one morro^ to( try and bring In the re­ ion, poultry, cattle, hogs, etc., tho aver hungry. I knew, by will be permitted inside tho ropes maining portions. this, I needed a tonic, and game of raising winter vegeaa p u re la none better than^without either a mask or a carnival , b,es and fruits and general farmbutton. These carnival buttons will °g. our wonderful state colleges and be obtainable at various places thru■chools of every kind that should raout tho day and will be didnty souve­ more advertising than we usnirs aa well as admission passes. “a y givq them. He brought forth a It'S rw d r now. 116 bandromely tt* Many prominent people of this city lustra ted p i| ii of worthwhile wed laugh when he said that If we who prefer not to have their names end garden newt. Thle new ontalog, »uld but give the people of the made known have already arranged we believe, U the moet valuable teed Je United States and Canada part o f ( ooeUlne fro quaint und unique suits for this book ever published. It “ c truth about our resources it would twenty full pege* of the moet popular mask carnival. Space will not permit "he the old man who had *but one vegetable* end floWen to their nattt* a detailed description o f all the suits rel colore, the finest work of its kind and hitched himself up to the plow heard o f so far. Some of our tour­ erer attempted. dh the ox and something startling ; . , I began using Cardut," With oar photographic Ulaitretlone, ists, who have frequented, the mask ■fe hcast he ran nwsy with the old continues Mrs. Burnett end color pictures eleo from photo* csmivals at Coney Island, New York, yelling at the top of his voice, "After my first bottle, I slept graph*, we show you Just whet you have sent for their suits. Others are grow with Hastings* Seeds even bo* us, we are running away,” and better end ete better. I took digging out the seven year bag some fore you-order the seeds. Thin cate* wc would all be running away* with four bottles. Now l*m well, suits worn at the mid-winter carni­ log make* garden end flower bed e success achieved if we would but feel Just fine, eat and sleep, vals held in the Twin-Cities of the planning easy and It should be In era 'ertise in the right manner. He my skin la dear and I have Northwest. Suits o f all descriptions ery single Southern home. Write ui c used with tho thought that we gained and sure feel' that e poet-card for It, giving your name wil be seen, from sack-cloth to tye end eddreaa. It wlU coipe to you oiild “ work together, get together, Cardnl la the beet tonic ever regal purple, of King Rex. Btreturn mall and you will be mighty P ay together” and pledged the supv A band stand on Magnolia at Bay glad you’ ve got It of Jacksonville people generally Thousands'of other women Hastings* Beads are the Standard street wlU hold the orchestra. . The have found Ckrdul Just a* the Jacksonville Chamber of Com* of the Booth and they have the larg* dancing will be dn the streeta and eat mall order seed bouse In the world erce as a body to boost every moveMrs. Barnett did. It should will continue Until about 9:30, when back o f them. They've got to be the ««t In Sanford nnd every movement help you. the grand mask ball will start at the beet. Write now for the M il. cats* At all druggists th CJery otker ° f the state for I pavilion. No one will be permitted leg. - It Is absolutely fra*. « development nnd the upbuilding of H. 0 . HASTINGS CO, S IE O I M IN , ( q dunce on the floor at the pavilion n, e H* was given « rising vote * ATLANTA, OA. without maak.— Euatis Lake Region. thanks at#the close of the address Help Control OR ABOUT JUNE 26 “ Busy” Reports fSxAsa TOWN BUILDIN! Dut of tte thousands DiF telephone calls made flaily, about ten per cent result in a report o f busy lines. ANY SENATORS Hastings 8eeds >| 192J Catalog Free iThls enormous number of busy reports IJ pue largely to the fact that many subscrib­ ers repeat their calls at intervals of a few Seconds. Making immediate and repeated calls for ft busy line causes much unnecessary work’ for the operator an’d is a. wasteful use o f lines and equipment. ■ It will improve your service and help the general service of the community if you will wait a few minutes after receiving the busy report before making a.second call. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY l J J 7* * THE MAN WHO KNEW AND WHAT CAME OF IT I I i . Wo knew a man with an automobile, who said ho was a careful driver ' AND IIE W AS! He said he would never injure anyone AND HE DIDN'T! He said: “ If anything happens, It will be the other fellow’s fault” AND IT WAS! That ([idn’t prevent tho other fellow from demanding money AND IIE DID! Our man said: “ It's not my fault; I'll not pay anything” Ab{D HE DIDN'T! Tho other chap said: " ’I’LL SUE YOU!” AND HE DIDl Our friend's lawyer said: “ We can,beat him In court" AND TllfeY DID! Whereupon our frined said: "Hn, Ha, I win!’ . AND THEN Ho paid his lawyer a fee of 3100.Q0 , plus expenses, and Van his car the rest of tho year at his own risk. FOOLISH— WASN'T HB? ■• ® $ ;; <> ■ There was a cheaper way out, and we. had told him about it, but * • he thought he knew better. Let us tell you how little It will cost for COMPLETE PROTEC- J | TION, wo to furnish the lawyer, investigate all claims, defend all <► suits, and pay all losses within tho limit of our policy. A. P. ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE A.P.CONNELLY v. ALL KINDS OF k k v, I N S U R A N C • E ^ C T L i R E ALC E S TA TE . MLy rtS fflS A N F O R D , FL AJSSta LIABILITY. COLLISION, PROPERTY D A M A G E . ^ x Used In connection with no Other ■abject doe* the newly coined nnd frequently heard exp reeelon edabove, quot­ mean more or epply with greater force than In the matter of Insurance on yonr property, w* earing you ngitnst financial loon In the event of Ita destruction by fire, . 1 » . SEE US ABOUT . FIRE INSURANCE! ■ . . rM � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 18, 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/56c0f3ef0d7d43c48a89b2eee5bcb8c4.pdf 390d55af52eb730e28bf2861724dcffc PDF Text Text SANFORD 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 S T V E G E T A B L E SECTIO N planning For Determin ed Effort Toward Archbishop Daugherty to Succeed Farlqy as American Cardinal Construction ROME, Feb. 10, •The appointment o f Archbishop Dougherty,- o f Phila­ delphia as Cardinal in succession of the late Cardinal Farley, o f New jEDS OF THE INTERIOR 8EC- York is almost certain according to TION AND BUSINESS INTER­ Vatican circles ESTS WERE DI8CU88BD JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 10.—Pianjjjj to begin s determined effort to­ wn! the construction of the proposed i(70<s*itstc canal, the Jacksonville Cbmber of Commerce wljl call a eating here to be held next week o f representatives' of many towns and cities interested in the project. At ARRIVVES IN ST. AUGUSTINE thli time, It is expected,, an associa­ WHERE I1E ANSWERS tion will be formed and work in this • BIG MAIL direction will be planned. * hirbor committee, when nearly a kandred business men were present Ktcd* of the interior section o f the state and of the entire business in­ terests of Florida for such a canal [were strongly brought out In a rumlie r of speeches. Civil and commercial organisations of all places on the route of the pro­ posed canal will bo asked to send representatives to this meeting. These towns include Dunnellon, Port Inglii, Tavares, Euatls, Palatks, Acala, Sanfotd, Leesburg, Green . Cove [Springs and others. 1 Montgomery Corse, chairman o f tha [river and harbor committee, in out­ lining the neds of such a canal li/rcsjcd the importance of organKVfl concerted action without loss of [time. Other speakers included City [Commissioners S t Elmo (Chick) [Acosta and W. A. Evans, both of [whom strongly urged on Immediate meeting to perfect a canal organisa­ tion. C. M. Cooper, W. A. Boura, United States Engineer J. M. Brax­ ton, J. O. Campbell and others also spoke along tho same lines. . Tlie proposed cnnnl would take the route from Jacksonville o f 't h e St. Johns, the Ocklawahn and the Wlthlscoochce rivers, passing through the hurt of the state and tapping a rich •plcpltural section. A waterway deep and wide enough at all point* to accommodate large seagoing ships vill be advocated and it is believed that th entire state will back the project. Another meeting of the river and hirbor committee will be held with­ in a few days when the report o f the tznal and waterways committee, of vhlch George W. Psrkhill is chalrB4n> WH1 bo received. This report, I* li expected, will deal extensively *llh details for tha proposed waterwjr. • Congress is Flooded With .Pleas to Take Tax Off Soft Drinks WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—Ground r°* Promises of a pleasant spring and Ifooie boho predictions of a rather |torrid summer have started a-flood j°f petitions to congress to repeal the tax on the poor man's drink. P * 'W . bock in 1919, when the temP^zturo was hitting it up around the W mark the house voted to remove I onc cent tax on soda water and c* crearh, but nothing ever happened «t«r that. The measure was aent to toe lenate and apparently put in cold itorage; Some of the petitions set forth that ^much as the only.thing a*man drink now ia soft and lacking in rongtb, he ought to be permitted t</ r,nk it without being taxed. 12-Year-Old Prodigy Pit t s b u r g h , Feb. 10.—Wyvonne *ber, twelve years old.ffoos record * publla schools of Pittabrngh. rronne graduated from the public hoo,\ yczterdsy, speaking four lanteachers’ physical culture and the high school classes in danc European nations, are rapidly geton their feet and devising plans •P on one another's feet, NUMBER 26 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921 VOLUME XIL LAW BREAKERS POSE AS SOLD 1ERS TO GET LENIENCY . FROM COURTS FOREIGN IMMIGRATION BRINGS ANOTHER MENACE TO AMERICA (Br Tb« iutcItUi rr*u) WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—Appeal to newspapers to guard against designating as ex-service men burglars and other criminals without proper investigation was issued today by Secretary Baker. He declared the expression was increasingly common and that in many cases investigation would prove the person referred to nev­ er was identified with armed forces. Baker said it was popu­ lar with criminals to plead that they served in the ramy or navy in the hope of gaining sympathy (Bjr Tkt Si— fn u ) NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—Twenty cakes typhus found among steer* age passengers arriving today on steamship. San Gloats^ from Trieste .and Naples. Three pas­ aengera died of disease during the Voyage. Vessel ordered placed In­ definitely at quarantine and typh­ us victims reoved to Swinehurne Make Syrup from • Sweet Potatoes ' • (Br T k t t m i - U M T r t t t l |worked out and patented for tho pubST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Feb. 10.— He by Dr. II. C. Gore, bureau of chemBack at work after three weeks' va- iatry, the commercial possibilities In cation Preaident-elect Harding today manufacture o f fine, brown, "highly waded Into a vast accumulation of palatable" syrup from a heretofore correspondence an dother misccllane- waste product are to be expected, acous business that must be cleared cording to announcement tonight by away before he can give serious the agricultural department, thought to final decisions on personnel "Many persons think It equal to of hi scabinet and other major prob- first-claaa cane syrup," the statement lems. Stack of telegrams and letters said of the sweet potato product probably will occupy all the work---------------------------ing time of remainder o f the week. RAILROAD LABOR BOARD Cabinet appointments, which HardDENIED THE REQlfEST . ing’s close friends believe definitely NATIONAL WAGE AGREEMENT Perfected NORFOLK, Feb. 10.—When ex­ Private Samuel Berman, a salesman, several weeks ago paid a $10- fine for publicly thrashing Capt. B. B. Fink, Jr.', also a salesman, for alleged mistreatment while both were sta­ OBJECT OF ASSOCIATION IS THB tioned at Camp Lee during the World PROTECTION OF FISH AND War, he announced that Mit was 'worth GAME IN SEMINOLE 91000." Todsy Captain Fink took him NEW YORK, Feb. 10,—The dls On Monday night a meeting, which at his word, but for good measure in­ cove ry of eleven new cases of stituted civil suit to recover |10,000. should be o f utmost importunes to all typhus among persona arriving real sportsmen, was held at the court here several days ago aboard house. This was the second matt­ the steamship President Wilson, in g 'o f this kind held recently, rela­ led officials todsy to plan drsative to the forming of the Samlaola tic measures aginst future immi­ County Game Protective Association gration from plague-infected and was very well attended. European countries. The meeting fas presided over by judge E. F. Householder, aa chair­ C A N N O T BOSS . man, who asked for and received nom­ W O M E N VOTERS WRECKS THB SOUTHERN RAIL­ inations for tha following officers for WAY DEPOT AND CAU8ES the first year, same being elected: ATLAN.TA, Feb. 10.— A woman's MU£H DAMAGE • President, R. A. Newman; vice-preal­ war on "boss rule" and “ reactionary <*7 I W A h m U M T n tt) elements" in both the chief political treasurer, F. EL Giles; directors, D. I* AUGUSTA, Ga., Feb. 10.—Official* parties was declared today by speak­ Thrasher, Dr. S. Vulsston, E. F, of the Southern Railway nivestigaters at the third regional conference Householder, A. B. Wallace and S. EL ing the explosion and fire which inte o f the National League of Women Satcher. yesterday partialy wrecked the freight Voters. * Tho objefct o f the association, as ths depot here announced today that all In a plea for the ducatlon of women name implies. Is tha protection o f oar |employees are accounted tot. The voters, Mrs. George Gelhom o f St. gome, which Is very much needed If (charred bodies of three negroes found Louis, vice-chairman of the National we ore to have any hunting during in the ruins were identified. Three League, declared the organization's the years to come. W« intend to do firemen injured will recover. It is work means that women are not going Inot clear what cnuBOd the explosion this by hiring a game warden at a salary, cutting down the length of the into the big political parties "as ma­ i preceding the fire. chine-made rubber stamps, but with open season, lowering the bag limit, by adequate game laws and several ideals, help and inspiration." WILL NOT ALLOW TENT * other ways now. under discussion. We SHOWS WITHIN FIRE LIMITS expect too, to have the co-operation of every T e a l, red-blooded man In the county In this work and in that way it ia bound to be a success. This will eliminate tho "pot hunter,” the "game hog,” the people who make a practice o f hunting out of scaaon and all who make it a business to violate bur game laws. . As soon as the by-lows can be perfected, another meeting will be called to which the public will be In­ vited and the association will get started on this very much-needed work. * • * { > LONDON, Feb. 10.—The Hussion soviet gov'immert were told by an American u;l lliorsiru that Ihe United States wanted Kamchatka ns an A&i-, l atic base in case of a war between I ir T * H IT T ¥ -Ik the United States and Japan, accordW li W III R ing to an utterance made recently In a speech by Nikolai Lcnino, the Bol­ shevik premier. W ill Disarm as Much as Fate o f Transport A ..,r ttn , U »t th. proiK»..d t r » t y 0 t h e r (J r e a t p o w e r s H ung By Bolts conceding Kamtchatka is part of a % .4- Tk Germans Had Sawed scheme to utilize the Bourgeois caplA r e W i l l i n g tO D O tal to accelqratc the country's Indus- ’ --------trio ldovelopment, Lenine ia quoted as WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. — An having said: American navy "at least equal to that "An American multl-mllllonairs who o f any otherpower” Is advocated in n from the machinery of tho transport haa been here, spoke very frankly report of the senate naval committee Mount Vernon, told the tale. They were discovered by the engineering forces o f Commander R. D. Gattwood, director o f the shipping board's divis­ ion of construction and repair, and placed on exhibition at his office. Here is the story: * After the Mount Vernon—formerly the Kronprlnz Essen Ceciie, the fam­ ous "gold ship" that raced into Bar Harbor in.the early days of the war —had beeh' seized ns a troop ship, her German crew cut two-thirds of the way cut through th efour six-inch bolts that connected the engines with the main crankshaft The skilfullymade cuta remained hidden by the fit­ tings o f the engines and were only discovered recently when the engines were taken apart. . ' It ia to be presumed thaf in cer­ tain American detention camps there were trained German engineers who waited eagerly for reports which did not come o f "something happening" to the converted troop ship. For It is believed that the bolts ware left barely holding, with ihe hope that the craft .would just creep out into U*boat lanes and then fall prey to the undersea craft when a audden Honolulu. strain on the engines came with an . O r TV. i i M t U t o i r r * « ) CROWNED KING BY NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—Tex Rick­ order fo r foil speed ahead. came. ' YE MYSTIC CREWE ard announced today he had arranged But the breakdown * * Luck or toughness of steel permitted •for Immediate transfer to him o f the TAMPA, Feb. 9.—King Gasparilla Interests of Charles Cochran and the liner to make a dozen round trips XIII, and his queen .were crowned by .William Brady In proposed Dempsey- through submarine-infested seas car­ Ye Mystic Krewc of Gasparilla, at the rying on each voyage from 3000 to i Carpentler match. • annual bail o f the Krewc Tuesday 4000 men. Just'to round things out, night at the Tdmpa Bay casino, and (IRISH REPUBLICAN she encircled the globe to bring . • will reign for one year. The event, • j troops home from Russia. . . ARMY MARCHES always the biggest social affair o^ The Mount Verron bad ssTerml nar­ ON SKIBBEREEN the year here, winds up the Gasparilla row escaped. Once sue was torpedoed fiesta.* L. Walthugh Lee and Miss Mildred Taliaferro are, respectively, made her way to a French port. the new knig and queen. Among those attending from out of town were Gov. The safer the world Is made fo r and Mrs, Cary A. Hardee. ( democracy, the more uncomfortable It Try a Herald Want AiL—It pays. Worth ?1,000” Now M eeting W a s Short But Sued for Am ount Organization W a s seems to be for plutocracy. GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY CUTS WAGBS announced yesterday. GOOD DOES NOT FAVOR 8ALE8 TAX ON NECKS. 8ITIES WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—Warning the house that tho mountnlg wave fo high taxation would not roll back SAVANNAH TO BUY MILK . ' FOR NEEDY CHILDREN without a sharp and sweeping reduc­ tion In government expenditures, Chairman Good o f the appropriations committee, declared yesterday the time had come to call a halt. Figures almsot too big for compre­ hension .by the average man . were hurled over the heads of members aa Mr. Good, in dramatic fashion, told o f the vast sums expended, and the grow­ ing appeals for more. Theftf was a shout of approval when he insisted . that the appropriation bill must be passed before the change of adminis­ trations March 4, so that the framer* o f a new tariff law may knoVr the amount of cloth out of which they must patch the nation’* coat, Laying down the definite policy that expenses must be cut before there i* talk o f lower taxes, Mr. Good insisted that appropriation! for the year be­ ginning next July 1, should be kept within three and a half billion dollar* virtually the sum recommended In the big supply measures fo r that period. Mr. Good'a plea for government economy was made in presenting the first deficiency bill fo r the present year, carrying a total o f 9203,000,000 Democratic members o f the commit­ tee declared there would be other d e - f fidency sums, and Representative Byrnes, Democrat, South Carolina, de­ clared direct appropriations this year already had passed the five billion dol­ lar mark. This stupendous sum could , best be understood, Mr. Byrnes added, by tb e'ia ct that in order to meet it the government most levy an average tax o f 960 On every man, woman and * r Laboratory.— Pinehuiy t : Butter fat child in America. 5 per cent; total count 320,000. ‘ ‘ /, Yours very truly, The flve-cent cigar has re-appeared. . B. L. ARMS, Director, But men are not smoking it y e t . Bureau fo Diagnosis Laboratories. Times haven’t got that bed. �• • • • _ * i • 9 e • • 1 . • • 0 • " . a • • • • a ■ • • - • '• * * •• • ’. ‘ « * . V 1 _____ • • - - • • .. : ■ • r-^V t- ’}•- T ' •■'•r '’ * • . •' •• ‘ r" . -xa- K v( . e ; a 1 ; -..v. V N r , •- : , . • 4 • V!_ ' j . ‘ ' -- *| -V' »_• J , , K « t', - 0 e . • / * - J « • ■- v -t. ■ ‘ ’’ * ' " " " ‘ . ,J . . v k. .r. . -J. . THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1921 BURLESON LEAVES CABINET AND HONOR ROLL OF SEMINOLE COUNTY EXHIBIT RIVERS MOST GENERALLY DENOUNCED HARBORS BILL CITY SCHOOLS v MAN IN WILSON’S CABINET AT SUB TROPICAL EXPOSITION TO THE SENATE UPSALA ANDSHOULD BE OF THE BEST GRAPEVILLE First Grade Margaret Buchan, Marjorie Turn­ er, Lola Shelly, Mary Maxwell, May Says He H as Made More Hickson, Mary Hurt, Louise Hickson Enemies Than A n y Robert Miltzer, Tony George, Billy Glllon, J. B. Coleman, Jr., Lawrence Other Member WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.— The riv­ ______ . ,RceI. Edwin Shinholser, Jim Roberts Bring Your Exhibits to ers nnd hnrbors bill, carrying n lump Rev. Albertson o f DcLand will b e ! J-awrcncc Lundquist, Albert Riven, WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.— Postmas­ Sum appropriation of $15,250,000 was - Miller’s Store in with us for the regular service next , lt Bcrthn Willetts, Viola ter General Albert Sidney Burleson, passed yesterday by fhc house and Sunday, preaching as usual in the ?*’ Elizabeth Wcthvln,, Katherine who describes himself as “ the most ‘ This City Bent to tho senate. A motion to re* morning at Lake Mary and at Upsala , <*?e' Rose Mtt, Pearl Tyner, Georgia commit tho measure was voted down gencraly denounced man in President Powell, Hpzel Tew. Wilson’s cabinet,’’ broke eight years at 3:30. 205 to 120. Second Grade 1 "f ' Edward and t t v . Albertson The cmergenc ytnriff bill, reeling of silence to talk o f his enemies in a Robert Adams, Emmet Fox. Fnuk were both In attendance ai 1hfi~»ewlon public Intcivicw. CONDITIONS THERE ARE VERY and staggering in the face o f the sen­ i In a copyrighted article in the Bal­ called by Dr. Brownlee in Sanford, Langley, William Morrison, I.iih ate’s vote today on cloture, yesterday AKIN TO THOSE IN THE W AY OF FRUITS AND Morse, Okc Nordgren, Olaf Nordgren timore Sun, a staunch supporter of last week. was loaded down with more amend­ . IN CHINA VEGETABLES AND CO-OPERA­ Kelly Pope, H. C. McMillan, Chaun! the administration Mr. Burleson has Wc are all sorry Mrs. Magnusen is ments and hours o f debate. the following to say: , cey Wilson,. Daisy Appleby, Margaret ill. She has been having dizzy spells, TION OF EVERY CITIZEN Yesterday was “ amendment” day in NEW YORK, Jan. 81.—The veil “ I believe I have mode moro ene­ Britt, Ora Mae Culp, Virginia Dun­ for a month and Dr. Puleston was which for many months has complete­ the senate. Vice-President Marshall mies and have been more generally can, Helen Douglass, Irene Fellows* called out Tuesday. This la the time to get ready for the ly hidden conditions in Russia, due to ruled that all amendments had to be denounced than any other member of Irene Glldewell, Gladys Hickson, Juli* Mr. and Mrs. Lyons o f Sanford big Sub-Tropical Fair that atarta at the action o f soviet leaders In barr­ presented and read before the clotute the cabinet. It has not, however, Higgins, Sara Maxwell, Mary Mahon­ were callers Sunday at the home of Orlando on February loth. Frmrk L ing yisltort from other parts o f the vote. Among the amendments differ­ robbed me of my senerity of mind, ey, Ella Spencer, Mary Alice Shipp, Mr. and Mrs. Mealer. Miller haa again kindly consented to world, is being withdrawn a little by ed yesterday was one by Senator nor spoiled either my disposition nor Mcrce Thomas, Grace Lewis, Nellie Mrs. A. I*. Campbell and children act as the official manager of the the conference, now ln session ln Trammell, Democrat, Florida, who my appetite. I know who my ene­ Lord, Barnwell Beck, W. J. McCillan, attended service in town Sunday, Seminole county exhibit and will have Paris, of the All-Russian Constituent proposed that oranges and grapefruit mies are, how. I made them and why, bringing home Mr, and Mrs. Ballinger Madison Wade, Ruth Chandler, Mary the active co-operation of County Assembly. be added to the tariff list. > Dandelake, Jeanette Epplng, Lilly Agent C. M. Berry and Mrs. Berry The tariff bill, awtlting action in and the reasons are satisfactory to who were in also fo r the morning. Prominent Russians exiled by LenVolie Williams has been adding tq Vickery, Mildred Ferguson, Esteila will have charge of the women’s ex­ Ine and Trotxky, are now submerging the senate, has begun to resemble a me. I am not carrying about inside of hibits of fancy work and products o f their differences ln an effort to pre­ wooden ship adrift in the barnacle- me a load o f hate. I don't feel like a his young orahge grove, making him Hall, Ellen Lundquist, Ragna Smlt, Lillian Steaklcy, Ethro Collins, James ' .' the households and there will be sent a united front' against bolshe- infested scp. Every day sees encum­ martyr, and, on the whole, I am not in all some ten acres. sure that the knowledge o f who my * All hqpe the railroad depression Stcakley. others actively engaged In, getting vism| They are disclosing in Paris brances added to it both by its op­ enemies are nad why I made them is will not last long. Some of the UpThird Grade, . . up exhibits for fields and gardens and reports from associates still in Rus­ ponents and its friends, nnd the lat­ not .one o f the finest of things I will sala men are in the lay-off, sorry to ter yesterday begnn to see visions of schools, etc. Edward Elliott, Dorothy Gore, sia, picturing conditions not before take down to Texas with men when I hear. Mr. Miller, as president of the clearly presented to the world. These it sinking beneath the waves o f the James Higgins, Dorothy Haynes, Lon­ leave.” * • Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Reed of Sanford nie Robinson, Juanita Mcliullen, Be­ Seminole County Fair .Association, reports are being received by cable by weight imposed. The latest acquisi­ Mr. Burleson gruoped his principal have moved out and are keeping Mrs. atrice \Bledsoe, Katherine Schirnrd, .has been-at the head o f the fair ex­ A. J. Sack, director o f the Russian tions to the bill in the form of amend­ enemies into four classeij:' Railroad hibits here for-many years and while Information Bureau, who Is the ments appeared yesterday in propos­ J. A. Vaughan company. Margaret Giles, Flossie Vickery, Edith presidents, union labor, express com­ he says that this will be his last one authorized spokesman In this coun­ als to place, an import duty on sun­ There arc one or two empty houses Smith, Billy Ahern, Harold McAlcxSenator panies and certain newspapers and we expect to see occupied now wc ander, Phillis Smith, Vem Gordon, fo r it takes up so much of his time try o f all the Russian elements‘ op­ flower seed and on nails. magazines. have our good road. he can always be counted upon to do posed to bolshevism attending the Spencer, Republican; Missouri, spon­ Lottie Mitchell, Bettina Campbell, The postmaster general said he an­ My. Swan, who lives alone near Jewell Domer, Allen Field, Dorothy his part In this great .work and the Paris conference. In a statement to­ sored the sunflower seed tariff and tagonized the express companies by people, should appreciate his interest day summing up the report which Senator Moses, Republican, New raising the weight on short hauls and Twin Lakes, happened to a bad fall Torlay, Evelyn Barnes, William in the work by giving him their hearty have reached him, Mr. Sack explained Hampshire, presented the amendment increasing it on long hauls. At the from a ladder which confined him to Snapp, Curtis Hall. support. He wanta to make a big ex­ why the conference fs to be regarded which would protect America’s nail present timo, he said, 2,000,000 par­ his bed a few days and none of hts Fourth Grade hibit of celery and as the committee ns an event o f international Import­ industry. Neither senntor made any cels arc being carried annually and neighbors knew about it. Ruby Booth, Elizabeth Dodds, has some money to pay for celery it ance nnd Incidentally he discloses for statement in presenting his amend­ the government is making money on Wc were fortunnto to have an extra Alcnc Tillis, Alice Vihlen, Verna Waswould be fine If Mr. Miller could get the first time thnt there ia a famine ment. service Albertson Sundny. He IllfSIl, ■ ------ - -by - - - Rev. ----------------------------------------m V1111i l man, IPennie Dandelake, Edward The bill, ns it left the house, pro­ the service. at .least five crates* of good blenched |n p ug„|an villages this winter "probfound he wna free and'paid us a visit, j Mitchell, Jack’ Peters, Elizabeth Mr. Burleson Baid he incurred the cclery every dny of the fair to give n!)Iy not flcute than that ln vided for duties on about n 'score of ire of the railroad presidents when being entertnined at the home of Mr. Elizabeth Knight, Mny Lord, Ruth products. Even sennte clerks were away ns has been done in the past (-hjna » nnd Mrs. Bertclson. Oglesby, Knthleon Long. unable todny to estimate the number he changed the method of pnying rail­ and this is the biggest ndvertsiement . Tho young folks of the High who roads on postal carriage from weight "Thirteen' million people have be- of commod|lica thnt would be subject Fifth Grade that Seminole county can have. If gun to suffer acute starvation this to nn additional tariff levy should all to space.' He said he thus saved the attended the lecture by Dr. Conwcll Pearle Robson, Robert Noye, Beat­ five growers enrh day can send in one were very much pleased by It. January," he said, "and seven million , ht> nmendrncnll! Offered since the government $10,000,000 a year. rice Howard, Henry Russell, Helen crate each or will let Mr. Miller know Mr. and Mrs. Ricd of Boston, Ga., Jinkins, Louisa Fortson, Eric Lund­ As for newspapers and tungnzincs nlrendy in December of tho pnst meil8Ure reached thnt body be ndoptabout it he will send for It, our ex­ the postmnstcr general said he arc visiting nt the home of their quist, Sallon Wilson, John Edwnrd yc a r " cd. • hibit would be in position to give |Higgins, Georgia Calhoun, Harriett On the basis of the dnln he has The hill, jn (be meantime, faced nn- brought their hatred down on his head daughter, Mrs. Andrew Bertclson. plenty of fine celery hearts nwny to Mrs. W. A. Tyner was a gu est; Rosottcr; Pearl Glldcwell, Thelma submitted ho deelnres, on behnlf of 1„tber round of debate yesterday, some by raising second class mail matter. the thousands who throng the fair Npzz|0 stone. "Perhaps next to the newspapers, 1 Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Entgn Nody his nssocintes, that the downfall of senators said probably its Inst full grounds every’ dny. This would only ner, where they had cream bolshevism is Inevitable. ,|Hy for todny the senate will be made more powerful enemies when 1 T. O. Tyner, Sixth Grade take 25 erntos nnd would not fall nnd enke in honor of Miss Eunice’s His statement says in part: j enIled upon to vote on the petition for took over organized labor than any Lester Bradley, Camilla Puleston, heavy on any one grower. “The situation within bolshovlst cloture or limitation of debate, pre­ other way," continued Mr. Burleson. twentieth birthdny. Ernest Bclizio, Elizabeth Shoemaker, All of the exhibits for the fnlr that Russia Is critical. Th eeconomlc life Fred Krell nttended the banquet of sented yesterday by Chairman Pen­ “ It was in 1916 thnt* I made my first : Margaret Edwards, Mildred Lumley, arc not perishable should be sent to of the country is'destroyed, according rose, of the finnnee committee, after reconfiuendntion against permitting the Presbyterian Brotherhood in San­ .Juanita Sloan, Beth Lossing. the store of T. .1. Miller & Sor. bv oven to the bolshovlst official data. unanimous consent “for a vote on the the |lbstal clerks to affilintc with the ford Monday evening. Seventh Grade February 12th. Please remember tills According to No. 265 of tho offlcinl Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgnr Tree nnd baby fdil February 15 had met with rc- American Federation of Labor. 1 be­ Mnrgnrct Peters, Cnrmetn Barber, and the celery should be sent In each bolshovlst Daily Prnydn, which con­ lieve it to be a menace to the govern­ were callers Tuesday nt the home of jcot ion. MnrSE. Moye, Mildred Hnnd, Fred morning in order thnt it can be sent tains a comparative table of manu­ The close down partly on debate in ment to permit government employes Mr. nnd Mrs. Tyner. |Weeks, Andrew Carrowny, Virgic to Orlando In fresh condition each facturing outputs for the first half Friends of Teen Arrents will be order to proceed to a vote on the to affiliate with any outside organi­ . . . . Ill U . Hyman, Bonnie Mne Kinlnu, Frano morning. zation to which they would he bound sorry too hear * yenr of 1020, ns compared with the bill, will require n Vote of two-thirds enr heo iss very very m nz ms Thomna, Margaret Sprout, Hnrold If everyone will help' in this mat­ corresponding period o f 1014, the of the body nnd neither Republicans by ties of greater loyalty and self­ home nt Aucllln, Fin., with typhoid Davis, Cloydc Russell. ter Seminole county can make n fine presen toutput of iron In bolshevist nor Democrats saw a possibility of its interest, nnd which used ns weapons pneuminia. His brothers, Dunnie of Eighth Grade ' the strikes and boycott. I am not Snnford nnd George of Winter Park, showing nnd since we hnve decided to Russia is only 12 per cent of tho out­ proponents to muster that many. Mary Crawford, Elmn Tolnr, Ncounfriendly to organized labor. I be­ nre with him. take part let our pnrt be the biggest put before the war; steel, 4 per cent; mni Fellows, Olive Newmnn, Mnrie lieve strikes in many instances nre Mrs. Benton nnd daughters, Helen part in the fnlr. It is the finest kind cotton, 20 per cent; coal, 25 per cent. Fsculo, John Bromley, Era McAlcxsnjustified, but I most emphatically be­ and Alice, nnd son G eorg e Jr of o f advertising nnd needs the work of The nrea under cultivation is only 24 Elizabcth Pu|eaton, Velma lieve that the government is men­ Maitland spent Sunday at tho h o m e ^ ^ ulllan GUdcwcll> everybody in the. county to mnke it per cent, as compared with land cul­ aced if Btrikcs are to be permitted of Mr. and Mrs. Wcstcrdick. We hear g a big success. u ah* * Conneily| Inna tivated in 1914. Ex-Maypr Train was transacting against the government.” the son expects to leave for Cornell, ^ shippf business in Sanford Saturday. N. Y., on Tuesday. - Mr. and Mrs. Miss Nancy Hartley o f Orlando Five Stores and a N ot a Single One o f . f Barney Beck and children were also Helen Kennedy, Louise Powell, Tillie Benjamin, George Wilson, Anna Kanspent the week-end with her parents, Hotel at Fort Meade preicnt. ncr, John Schirnrd, Bertha Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hartley. 1 Florida’s Doctors Mr. and Mrs. Larson were callers. Destroyed by Fire Mrs. Caldwell and Miss Dorothy Sundny nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. | Prescribes Liquor Dufficld of Orlando were the guests of J. E- Lundquist, coming down from ' FORT MEADE, Feb. 2.— Fire which Mr. and Mrs. Stuart nnd fnmlly. Piedmont to inform them of the death 1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—Accord­ started about 11 o’clock last night and T. J. Williamson was n visitor in ing to a statement given out yesterday of their old friend, Mra. Jackaon of which threatened for n time to en­ Sanford Saturday. by Wayne B. Wheeler, general coun­ that place. The funeral was held Rev. Dr. Walker has promised to WASHINGTON, Jan. 29, — Your velope the entire town, was brought Mrs. Fuller was shopping in Or­ sel of the Anti-Shloon League, there Monday. She had been an Invalid for be at the Morris Station church to dollar Is getting to be worth more— under control shortly after 1 o'clock lando last Thursday. are 1200 doctors in Florida and not yeara with rheumatlam. preach Sunday afternoon, February & especially your food dollar—accord­ this morning, by which time damagfT Miss Olive DInkel returned Satur­ ono o f them holds a permit to pre­ ing to official figures of the labor de­ to the extent o f probably $100,000 mjd Mrs. Hal Colbert and children of day from Jacksonville, where she was scribe liquor. partment. been done. . Marquette avenue are In Tampa vis­ New Sweet Potato the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. R. “ The remarkable deerpaae in* tho The clothing dollar, the ‘ traveling Only prompt response o f tho Bar­ iting her parents and will remain for Chapman at her home on 1426 Hub­ number of physicians who prescribe . Brand is Evolved dollar, amusement dollar, and other tow department i t ‘ is believed here, the South Florida Fair and Gasapsrbard street. • whiskey is causing great satisfaction dotlara have been getting more valu­ prevented n general conflagration. at Grand Island illa. ' * . Miss Eva Stuart of Tampa arrived at dry headquarters in Washington,” able, .too, but the food dollar leads The fire stnrted in the Philip Co­ • Miss Stanley Walker is in Orlsndo Wednesday to spend her vacation with says Mr. Wheeler, and he adds: “ No the others with an advance o f 26 hen dry goods store on the south side GRAND ISLAND, Fla., Feb. *1.— this . wqck visiting relatives and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart. doctor can prescribe whiskey without Ninety days from the planting of the of Broadway and burned the greater per cent since June. friends. ' . Friends o f W. J. Corn will regret a permit.” • * The department figures show tho part of the block. The buildings and slips, J. P. Crumley, a farmer of this to learn thnt ho had the misfortune of Mr. nnd Mrs. James English of In the United States there are 152,­ viciinty waa eating a new brand of food dollar worth exactly 68.1 cents business houses burned were: losing his left eye. Tampa wero guests at the McDougsl 627 physicians and 119,248 of theso sweet potatoes that promises great The Cohen Store. as compared with 1013. Turning it J. S. Dinkcl nnd B. J. Overstreet home on Celery avenue last week. do not hold permits, Mr. Wheeler things in Florida. Two yenrs ago Mr. The Southern hotel. around yon pay now only $1.78 for are having Delco lights put in their said. Morgan McClelland has written Head's Haberdashery nnd Quality Crumley planted a number of varieties th cfood which in 1913 cost you $1. homes this week. from Camp Jackson, S. C., that he has Shop. of sweet potatoes in a small patch, Along last June it took $2.19 to buy The Longwood Library is being enlisted In the U. S. nrmy and is in J. P. Powell’s bicycle shop. and from the sed of the product he that amount of food. The food dol­ Sentry Had a The Danzy sisters’ millinery shop. painted. Mr. Erskine is doing the has evolved a sweet potato that is camp there. lar then was worth only 46.7 cents R ight to Fire prolific, grows to a largo size, and is Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hart and daugh­ The fire was checked as it reached work. as compared with 1913. ' Mrs. Florence Hudson was In town most delicious cooked in any manner. ter, Miss Ruby, are driving t new Then there are different kinds o f the Berry drug store. Some damage Tuesday.. Mrs. Hudson has several NORFOLK, Vm., Feb. 1.— That the It is firm, exceedingly sweet, and in Buie {3lx and purchased In Orlsndo food dollara. The sirloin steak dollar mostly from water, waa done that music pupils here and will come up sentry who killed Lieut. John C. Tay­ his first crop* o f 40 bushels there this week. la now worth approximately 84 cents building and contents. Slight water every week. lor waa justified in firing at the of­ were no blemishes. Samples left with and fire damage also was sustained compared with the 1913 sirloin steak Mts. E. M. Galls way Is grieving A. Y. Fuller Is shipping his oranges ficer’s automobile is the belief at na­ E. F. DeBuck, the agricultural agent dollar. In July (ttwaa worth only by the Langford drug store and the ,the death o f her beautiful shepherd this week. The Citrus Exchange ia val operating base today. First State Bank. weigh in excess of six pounds each, as dog. .Someone ran him down with a 52 cants. The sentry challenged the car three frim as lead. Most o f the furniture was saved handling them. The history of some of the other car almost at her door. • The friends and relatives, were times, it is said, and upon its failing from the hotel, but little was sal­ Mr. DcBusk is so interested in the varieties o f food dollars ln the past * Several members o f tho Steele fam­ shocked at the sudden death o f Mrs. to halt as ordered, he fired. The shot potato that he is to make a record of vaged from the business houses. The five and six months following: ily, the R. C.' Long fam’ l / end the C . A. Bistllne, who passed away at shattered the rear glass and penetrat­ losses can only be approximated. The its inception and carry on experiments • Summer value Present value amount of insurance carried is said to tthe home of her son, J. A. Bistllne, ed the officer’s head. Death was al­ Britt family, Nick Zernoveau and Jack this sesaon along with Mr. Crumley .64 '* .87 be far below the loss in the fire. Egg- dollar El'/worth were listening to the “ Acre Saturday at 12:00 o'clock. Mr. and most instantaneous. and.furnish the data to the state and .61 Butter dollar . . . . .67 o All electric, telegraph and tele­ Mrs. Bistllne had only been down here government. Mr. Crumley has nam­ f Diamonds’* lecture nnd have sin?* .62 phone lines were cut during the height a few weeks. 'Mrs. Bistllne had not ..........54 Milk dollar ed his sweet the Now Gem and hopes been looking diligently to sco tf *i,ef J l o f the fire aa a safety precaution and been well for a cduple of weeks' but A P P E A L IN G TO Bread dollar „ .47 to have 60,000 or more slips for dis­ have 1‘vetlooked An - diamonds in tLeir .65 communications with outside points was not considered dangerously ill. Rice dollar *u ..........<«. ’ dooryards * •. F L O R ID A PEOPLE tribution this year. 4S2 was thus cut o ff temporarily. The on­ The cause 'of her death was heart Sugar dollar ___ .20 R. L. Grier Is very :ll «.:* *** not .75 ly'telephone left in operation the trouble. Her husband and son accom­ * Coffee dollar . . . . .60 JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 1.— In or­ MIXED CARS OF VEGETABLES. known Mrs. Grier or tho children f f i ■ 1. twelve days to date (Wedqjjsday). A. greater part of the lime of the fire panied the remains back to their home der to secure a gift of $100,000 offer­ DeSoto farmers are preparing to waa that at the Charleston Mining and in Pennsylvania. ed by Charles H. Morse, .of Chicago, Two cars o f mixed vegetables were brother in Charlotte, *N. C., has been plant watermelons and are- treating Manufacturing Company1! plant which Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Harvey and and Winter Park, towards a million- shipped from Plant City Friday. In sent for. lira. Grier And children bar* the seed with corrosive sublimate for ia located about a mile from the city. children o f Sanford motored out to dollar endowment fund, the trustees of „ addition' to these, express shipments the sympathy o f everyone. - ' anthraenoae. Some are already plant­ Manager A. F. McMillan, of the com­ Longwood Tuesday afternoon. Rollins College, at Winter Park, are have amounted to 200 packages since ing melons. No little interest is being pany was busy until an'early hour The ladies o f the Civic League held appealing to the people o f Florida for Thursday. Lettuce, English peas and The Lord belpe those whe b«lp shown in improving pastures and llve- this morning /uuwering niquiries from their regular monthly meeting Tues­ $400,000, over half of which has al­ cabbage were the principle vegetables themselves, they say—but the Judf* nearby towns concerning the fire. day afternoon. ready been raised. shipped.—Plant City Courier. gets in the last word. CARRIES AN APPROPRIATION OF SI5.2AO.000 OUT OF WHICH SANFORD GETS LITTLE. . WANT EVERYTHING LIFTED V SHOWS RUSSIA IS STARVING LONGWOOD NOTES YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE FOOD NOW EAST SANFORD ~ WMu ’ i*-- -v» r TX-- >. - ;. * . a-: Ir. 1 .1 . --f: ■ ■. : V ■ �THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921 IF YOU NEED A NEW OIL COOK STOVE MANY OLD AND NEW PLAYERS INCOMPARABLY BETTER SHAPE AND MAKE A FINE RECORD HERE W n o W ILL GIVE FOR PUBLIC. SANFORD REAL BAND (From S it a n U j'. D .U j) Sanford musicians met at the court bouse last night and decided to form a band o r rather to reorganize the old Sanford band which in its day was one o f the.best musical organiza­ tions in the country. This city can support a.first-class band and now that the boys have shown a disposition to get together again and show the public what we have hero in the way of musicians it is hoped that the city will help to support a real band. The following were elected as officers: W. L. Harvey, leader; G. C. Fel­ lows, manager and assistant leader, and the following well-known band men were present or signed up as members: Messrs. Latspaugh,’ Thorn­ ton, Joe Reiainstein, Ilnsklns, Gormley, Surcey of Longwood, Lyon, Aspenwall, Dickson of Oveldo, Stumon, Musson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hern­ don, Max* Stewart, Felix Frank, C. Bercllff, Bradford. Tho boys also talked over many things fo r the benefit o f the bnnd and of the city generally and decided It would be n good thing to move the present bandstand from Central Pnrk to a position in the business section of the city as It Is now too close to the hospital and too far from the main thoroughfares of the city. They have ordered all the latest numbers* In music and since most o f them nre snesoned players and will not require much practice we can look for some good concerts before long. Now let everybody get busy nnd help along the bnnd—one of the great­ est assets to this or any other city. Entomologists Are Preparing to Save Citrus Industry trilTOASTItr, The following statement about the city records is interesting: Hon. H. R. Stevens, Mayor, City of Sanford, CIGARETTE Sanford, Florida. Dear Sir: No o lg a re tte has In accordance with instructions, we the same delicious have audited tho City’s books for the fla v o r ha L u c k y period beginning January Gth, 1920, Strike. Beoause and ending December 31st, 1020, and Lucky Strike Is the hand you herewith our report Wc arc glnd to report that the rec­ toasted olgarette. ords, as a whole, have been well kept during, the past year; this fact, coupl­ ed with the adoption of the numerous suggestions and changes made by us hns resulted in the entire records of the City being now in a shape incom­ parably better than at any time in the past and afford a reliable 'guide to those in charge 'of its affairs. In or­ der to enable ourselves to make this statement we made nn examination which may, in some details, have ap­ peared unnecessarily minute. While we were at times questioned ns to tho necessity for this detail, cordial co­ THE CRANKLESS ENGINE WILL operation was in ull cases given fus HE ONE OF FLORIDA'S and wc nre strongly of tho opinion ASSETS that no unnecesnry work was • done and that the accompany report fully A few years ago the people of the justifies tho care which wns taken. United Staten were startled by the an­ Yours faithfully, nouncement of n Floridinn that he had • MUCKLOW & FORD, invented a process to manufacture ar­ Certified Public Accountants. tificial ice. Sometime later Dr. John By WALTER MUCKLOW. 1 Gorric convinced n party of his scien­ * (>r n * iiw u M rtMi) TAMPA, Feb. G.— Officials repre­ senting thirteen thousand striking cigar-makers here announced today the strike was called off by referendum vote. Strike has been in progress for nearly ten months, hinging principally around the open shop. Union officials said referendum ordered because of increasing difficulties Of obtaining funds to support strikers. EXIST Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots I HAVE THEM 1 SANFORD IS GROWING This is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and to say just what is my candid convictions would put it most too strong for the careful, conservative person— that person whose eyes are turned backward— The fellow who has VISION will agree wfth me now— the other later. “ SPURUNG’S SUBDIVISION” tion— Iota are being sold right along and building in this section Is such us to gladden the heart of those who have the good of Sanford nt heart. Watch the South East Corner of Page Two this engine persona of mcchnnical mind cannot realize what this engine means. For the purpose of inform­ ing those who might be interested as to principles of this engine nnd the plans of its manufacture, Mr. Lee W. Wicker, formerly nn automobile man­ ufacturer of North Carolinn, but now vice president o f tho Crnnklcss En­ gine Company, will he in St. Cloud Friday and Saturday to^explain the working of this new pbwor generator. The Cranklcas Engine Company is at present erecting a largo factory in Jacksonville fo r the manufacture fo Jacksonville for tho manufacture of both steam and internal combustion engines' o f the crankless type.— St. Cloud lTribune G U A R D S H E L D FO R K IL L IN G PRISONER ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 7 Frank Quigley and Raymond Pacetti, con­ vict guards, uro being held here to­ day on charges o f murder a? the re­ sult of killing William Murphy, of tVilmington, Del., who was serving n thirty-year sentence. It was said Murphy was being beaten by the guards because o f slowness in per­ forming a task when he turned upon them vuith a rake and a shot was fried which ended his life. We also have the Buck Line or GAS RANGES 8 AN FORD, FLORIDA COMPANY STARTS HERE The Frank Akers Tire Co., n new business concern in Sanford,, will be ready for business tomorrow at 105, Palmetto avenue. A complete line of high grade tires, tubes and accessor ies will be handled nnd a big opehing sale o f tires and tubes will be inau­ gurated tomorrow mroning. Mr. Akers has had wide experience in this line, understands the business thoroughly and cordially invites a call. BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES your fertiliser without getting ou NEW PRI<*E LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilisers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Sap. plies E. 0 . P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA SEE: U S ! W E Club Calendar Tuesday, Feb. 8.— Social Depart­ ment Bridge-Luncheon— Mrs. H. B. Lewis, hostess. Wednesday, Feb. 9.— LiteratureMusic. Sponge Industry— Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb. Vocal Solo— Miss Manon Phillips. Valunblc Trees of Floridn— Mrs. Henry Wight. Piano Solo— Mrs. Schello Maines. BUSINESS MEETING The monthly business meeting of the club was held Wednesday’ nfternoon with a good attendance, Mrs. W. L. Morgnn, presiding. Reports of the officers nnd chairmen wrerc most encouraging, the .treniurer's nnd fin­ ance committees being exceptionally good for the month. Among other items the treasurer reported $57.87 collected and transmitted th the Eu­ ropean Relief Fund, and a balance of $1181.13 In the building fund. Sixty-nine dollnrs nnd thirty-five cents from the rummage sale and $120.08 net proceeds from the piny wns included in the report of the finance committee. f the houso com­ The chairman mittee announced thnt hereafter the rental of the club houso fo r enter­ tainment would be $5 for each affair. The revision committee placed upon Its first rending, the changes recom­ mended in the rules nnd by-laws, to be voted upon nt the nnnunl. meeting In March. The resignation of Mrs. Geo. Fox as second vice-president wns accepted with regret. Nominations for first, second and third vice-chairman, recording secre­ tary nnd treasurer, were made and the ballots placed In the hands of Mrs. A. P. Connelly, chnlrman of the election committee. A request from Mrs. Berry, chair­ man of tho Women’s Club committee, fo r jellies,'preserves, mnrmnlades and cnndiep and the announcement that all contributions be sent to T. J. Mil­ ler’s furniture store, concluded the business of the meeting. Alabam a Congressman Died in Bartow, Fla., Suddenly Last Night ( B j T li. A iw /U tH r r t .i) MOBILE, Feb. 8.— Fred L. Blnckmon, of Anniston, representative in congress nnd recently re-elected for his seVchth term, died at midnight Inst night nt Bartow, Floridn. Buena Vista was a pretty little vil­ lage a couple o f years ago. Now it has been swallowed up by Miami, which is spreading north so rapidly that every town along the coast to Palm ‘ Beach, is afraid o f losing its identity in the next few years. H A V E IT . City Property, Building Lots and Farm Lands C. A . M A T H E W S tific friends that he could make good his claim nnd soon the world knew that ice could be manufactured nt the will of man by the process worked out by Dr. Gorrio. Today a monument commemorating the wonderful work of thin man greets the visitors to the city of Appalachicola, Florida, and his name is known in scientific circles MIAMI POLICEMAN KNOCKS throughout the world for his beneficCARD OF THANKS ient invention for mankind. DOWN BOLD HOLD-UP MAN, The Women’s Club desires to ex­ With nil tho modern means of man­ SECURES LOOT. press their appreciation nnd thanks to ufacturing steam and internal com­ all those who contributed in any de­ MIAMI, Fin.. Feb. H—Walter L. bustion engines it wns thought that gree to the success of tho Flower Lyneh, alias James L. Hulwer, who Shop. To each member of the enst claims Jacksonville as his last place of and choruses and to nil of the little residence, was captured Sunday night folks who participated. To Mrs. Craig fttlowing oiu* of the boldest bold-ups Harris, whose splendid co-operation ever staged here, when be broke into ns accompanist, made possible the the box uffive of a local theatre, seiz­ complete success of the piny, to Rev. ed $700 in bills from the woman cash­ Father Peck for tho generous use of ier anil dashed away. He was stop­ the Pnrrjsh House, to Mr. Ogilvic nnd ped by a former ploiceinan, who the Bonrd of Education for the High knocked him to the sidewalk with a School Auditorium and to the Sanford Mow of his fist. Lynch’s head struck Herald for the courtesy of its columns. the sidewalk, fracturing his skull. To any nnd all of these wo extent He was sent to the county jail and cordial thnnks. medical attention summoned. Four WASHINGTON, Feb. 7. — /Vieurocanthus Woglumi is threatening nn Invasion of American citrus orchards. So say government entomology sharks, who nre preparing battle plans for growers to meet the invader. Some­ times they refer to the enemy as the black fly, a now citrus pest seeking to emigrate from India’s groves to the land o f the free and nlrendy having ndvancc guards in Cubn, Pnnnm nnd Costa Rica. If alenur—and the rest of it—is es­ tablished in the United States, the de­ partment of agriculture snid in its bul­ letin ^odny, “ It is possible it will add stitches were required to sew up the n heavy burden to the citrus grower." wound. Screams from the cashier attract­ ed the attention of passershy, who picked up the money, which had fal­ len out of the bandit's hands to the sidewalk. All was recovered. 'Ihe WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.— Reduction of freight rates asked today of Inter­ state Commerce Commission by Bix o f the largest cattlemen’s associations of President Building’ the west. Spokesman told commission Trades Council that the market prices of sheep, cat­ tle and wool had fnllen b o low that W a s Convicted western cattle raisers, nnd fnrmers, ( B y Thn A u d K lita d P f* * t ) were no longer able to sell product for NEW YORK, Feb.. 8. — Robert enough to pay freight rates. Brindnll, president building trades Love in not only blind but it still council, convicted of extortion from clings to the idea tKat two can live builders and sentenced today to serve from five to ten years in state prison. as cheaply as one. CANNOT THIRTEEN THOUSAND CIGAR MAKERS EFFECTED FOR TEN MONTHS arid A . P . C O N Q L L E Y “ We Deliver The Goods” Local and L ong Distance Hauling . If PHONE 498 We Please You, Tell Others. If We Don’ t, Tell U On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates You Can Buy From Us at Wholesale Prices W r ite f o r P r l t * L il t W .A . Menryday Com pany Palatka, Florida Seed P otatoes Spaldings No. 4 Rose Irish Cobblers Early Red Bliss Triumph Wc are fortunate In our contract* which make it poasible to quote lowest market PRICES. It will par you to get our PRICES before buying, and our QUAL­ ITY before planting. Our SEED POTATOES are the highest quality MAINE GROWN, selected especially for seed. . . Send for FREE CATALOGUE, and SEED SPECIAL, giving RE­ VISED PRICES on new crop SEED BEANS, PEAS, RED SEAL TO­ MATO, and CUCUMBER SEED, PEPPER, Etc. We carry all the leading and standard varieties of seed that hire been tested and known to be adapted to our soil and climate. SEED OATS, RYE, VETCH, RAPE, Etc. The planting season is near at hand. Our Information service U free. Call on us for any information on your crops you might think we can supply. - • OLDEST AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN FLORIDA* E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. 202-206 East Bay Street Jacksonville, Florida IIY-TEST SEEDS INSURE GOOD CROPS OPPORTUNITY Knocks nt Your Door- But Once and It Will Never Knock at Your Door Again With This Kind o f a Proposition. A MODERN BUNGALOW Of six rooms, screened wide porches, all modem convenience! and improvements, in fact one of the finest homes In the city surrounded by oranges and grapefruit trees, flowera, plants, shrubs, fountains,, beautiful l a w n s , a c o m p l e t e h o m e and then NINE ACRES GFTI LED LAND Upon which you’ can raise Winter vegetables for the l«na » tilled and In first-class condition and has rtado money for th# owner every year and the crops on It will speak fo f the pro* ductivcncss of the land. This is not only a beautiful home place but one that will make you money. On the shore of beautiful Lake Monroe an the land one day In the near future will be subdivided Into city lota and-make you a fine profit. In the city Just five bl?7* from tho business portion. Tho greatest opportunity In th state for a man with money enough to makp the first V*?' ment You must see Jt to realise what it really mean*- �■ ^ ............. - v — . ~ ~ r THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921 AND AXE ITRAMMELL WANTS jffC IT Y MANAGER PLAN SLEDGE USED BY YEGGS INFORMATION FOR OF GOVERNMENT WORKS FOUND IN CREEK AGRICULTURISTS General 10 ADVANTAGE OF CAPITAL ARE YOU INSURED? IF N O T, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Statement of City M anager of Tallahassee Shows Great Results _.__ iVD CHANGES FROM A LOSING ■ PROPOSITION TO A WINNING ONE Hj* city of Tallahassee will this sooth celebrate its first anniverujy of city-manager government, u rin t which marks it as the old-, dt city of Florida enjoying this distjadion. City-manager form o f govptfoent was placed into effect in the Cspital City, February 20, 1920. eince that time other cities o f tb* state have followed its . course ud the matter U today being agi^ in numerous’ others, ail of vbom aw pointing to TalUhassee’s Bcod in this respect as a strong arpment In favor of the plan. Among ibd* are Jacksonville and Fernandlna the city of Tampa recently having adepted this form of government Some of the economies effected through the city-manager plan are city by Tallahassee’s mayor nnd Gayte P- McCord and City Manager J, W. Greer, ns follows: Tallahassee owns its water works, ps and electric light plants. At the time this city adopted the city-man»pr form of government, according to Mayor McCord, Its public utilities wire losing approximately $1500 per month, and tho city had gone Into debt to the extent of $12,000, with bo way to pay its debts. Tho first month under the city-manager gov­ ernment, it changed from a losing proposition nnd made $000 clear. This, he says, has increased In varyIsp amounts ever since, having touched as high as $"<>00 In some months. The city has owned Its gas plant for about 20 years, the mayor said, and the plant was already worn out when it was purchased. This plant had never made money for the city ^xrept under the city-manager gov’mment. It has cleared In the 11 mth* since this form of government as put into motion, between $800 and ItlOOO nnd it is declared that tho gas ;pply has ken larger than before. The city will have a new gas plant Iin operation In about 00 days, purhaicd out of bonds authorized under the old form of government. The plants have made this amount, accord­ ing to the city officials notwithstand­ ing the fact that fuel Is the city’ s largest item of expense nnd the facp that the city has.bad to pny from 8 0 to 100 per rent more for fuel than It was paying at the time the citymanager form of government went into effect. . At the time the city-manager gov­ ernment went In, the city owed In [notes to local banks between $9000 and 110.000, together with floating debts iggregating approximately $2000, the [rasyor said. The city has paid that Indebtedness nnd has sufficient funds *ith which to complete its fiscal year (March t) without borrowing. This profit showing is mnde without any increase in gas ok electric rates. Wa­ fer ntes have been slightly raised. "This is the first time the city has sot had to borrow money to get [through the year within a number of years/' Mayor McCord declared, "and the city Is on a cash basis— pays Its bills promptly, takes advantage of all discounts for cash and docs not owe a dollar, except bonded Indebtedness which was authorized under the old form o f government.” Another Interesting achievement under the city-manager form is tha$ property vatucs have been equalized for the first time on the city tax roll, with the result that such econo­ mies have been effected ‘ under the new government, as a reduction of 3 mills in city taxes and fully 75 per cent o f the city's taxpayers psy less in taxes than formerly. A large part ^ f the economies have been brought about, Mr. Mc­ Cord says, by having the city's busi­ ness attended to by a business man­ ager, thoroughly trained In muni­ cipal operation. The city manager Is city purchasing agent, thereby eliminating useless and unnecessary purchases, and buying only at the lowest market prices. "City-manager government," he explains, "can not be a success, with­ out the right kind of commission, and most of all, without the proper and thoroughly trained man for the job. -It is preferable/’ ho added, "to employ someone who has had actual experience in managing a city and the adoption of this form of govern­ ment takes the city’s business to a large extent out of politics.” Tentative Grades for Rough Celery U. S. No. 1 U. S. No. 1 celery shall consist of sound stalks which are of slmllnr vari­ ety characteristics; mnture, crisp and well trimmed; nnd are not wilted, pithy, or showing aecd stones; which nrc free from’ soft rots; nnd practical­ ly free from freezing injury and dam­ age caused by blight or other diseases, insects, or mechanical or other means. Each Btalk shall be 1 3-4 Inches or more In dlnmotcr. In order to allow for variations In­ cident to commercial grades nn<J hand­ ling, 5 per cent by count of any lot may be below*the prescribed diameter, and in nddltion, B per cent by count may be below the remaining require­ ments of this grndc. U. S. No. 2 U. S. No. 2 celery shall consist of stalks which may not meet the re­ quirements of U. S. No. 1. Size In addition to the statement of grade, nny lot of celery may be class­ ified according to the number of dozen stalks in the container ordinarily used or ns •’small,” “ medium/’ or “ lnrge,” but tf so classified, the stalks In tho container shall not vary more than one-half inch in diameter nnd if tho general size terms arc used, Jho stalk in such lots shall conform to the fol­ lowing diameter requirements for the particular size term designated: Small, 1 3-4 to 2 1-2 inches. Medium, 2 1-4 to 2 3-4 inches. I-arge, 2 3-4 In­ ches or Inrger. • Color , Any lot of celery shall be consid­ ered ns blanched if the green color In the stems of the heart Is absent and In addition the outer stem of each stalk shows not more than 25 per cent green color. NICE LOT OF THEM AND PRICES RIGHT. YOU WILL DO W ELL TO LOOK THEM OVER BEFORE INDICATES THAT BANDITS MAY WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 .— Senntor HAVE WENT TO TAMPA Park Trammell of Florida has Intro­ FROM LARGO. duced In the senate an amendment CLEARWATER, Feb. 7.—Finding raising the amount provided for the of a sledge hammer and a hand-axe collecting, publishing and dlatributiog In Allen’s creek on the Largo-HainesSafety Harbor-Tnmpa road Friday aro o f Information on the market supply tho only now clues—or possible clues and demand, commercial movement, — to the bandits who robbed the Pinel­ location, disposition, quality, condition las County Bank and the American and market prices o f fruits, vegetables Railway Express Company’s office at and other agricultural products and Largo. livestock, from $390,000 to $750,000. Another envelopment was the re­ This Is a matter in which Senator lease Friday afternoon of Ira J. Mon­ Trammell fells a peculiar Interest as ey from the county jail. Money is the it is one which for yean has received only person who has been taken into his attention. While governor of custody in connection with the bank Florida Senator Trammell in his mes­ robbery, lie is the 18-year-old sage to the legislature urged the im­ Gainesville youth who was found portance o f a state marketing bureau locked up in the safe deposit vault, fo r the dissemination o f information where, he claims, the robbers thrust to the grow en of the state similar to him after holding him up in the that provided for in the bill sought to street just about 4 o’clock Friday b eamended. This $750,000, Senator morning. The authorities are con­ Trammell said, ia the amount that the vinced that Money's rather haiy story department o f agriculture has aaked after his arrest were due more to ex­ for, while the house reduced it to citement and fright than anything $390,000. else. The sledge hammer was found In Al­ len’s creek where tho Hsinc’s road crosses it, by Bert Nelson. It had evidently been thrown into the creek at high tide, nad was found at^a time when the tide was low. He brought it to Clearwater and turned It over to Chief of Police Joe Russell. It is of medium weight and new nnd bears signs of hnving been used with con­ siderable violence. The theory is that the robbers used it in forcing the combination of the mnin door of the bank vault. Later in the day officers went to Allen’s creek to see if they could make other discoveries. They found the hand-axe under water. It also is new and shows some signs of use. There wns n price tag on the ax showing that it coat $2.25. Chief Russell turned the two to^ls over to the American Banking Asso­ ciation's detective, sent hero to work on the case. Efforts are being made to discover where the tools were pur•qoojHui s|ooj jo pujq juqj jsnf oioq ojojm ou u( iqHnoq jou ojom Xoim, posuqo Checking up at the bank disclosed that the loot secured by the bond of robbers wns greater thnn at first sup­ posed, the addition being mainly of values placed on securities nnd other valuables secured from safe deposit boxes which the robbers broke into. The total loss is.estimated by the bank officials as about $40,000, divided as follows: Bunk's loss, $13,00 in ensh, $17,000 in bonds nnd wnr Savings stamps; in­ dividuals’ losses from safety deposit boxes, about $10,000 in securities and jewelry. Most of the loot taken from the safe deposit boxes wns bonds. The greater part of the paper secured by the bandits was negotiable. The bank's losses arc entirely covered by insur­ ance. The Americnn Railway Express Company lost nbout $400., CHULU0TA A couple of strangers were seen passing there yesterday. Most of the inhabitants of this rush­ ing town were visitors in Sanford this week. Some of our strong young men arc trying out their axes now t cutting cabbhge-buds on the river and Black Hammock. • Roland Dann, the hustling black­ smith, was seen out for a flivver drive the other night. O. G. Wolcott, of Oviedo, nnd Lake Charm, is improving the Inn with a new coat of paint. Geo. Jacobs, W. I. Higgins and Mr. Small completed a flivver house for the former this week. Billy Jacobs, the hustling live stockman', Is out after swine some days, but Noah has 'em all skinned when It comes to showing us what will grow in this sand. D. D. Daniel, the pioneer merchant, is putting the ties and buds to the cars these days., . AGENTS Fire orrteg PEOPLES' DANK OUILDINO S a n fo r d , - Florida W h en you let us supply your building Y ou get the benefit o f our building m aterial know ledge and experience ia S e rv ic e th at help# y o u get th e resu lts y o u w a n t at tb s lig h t pries. Service first in planning the w ork — m ore service in selecting proper m ate­ ria ls— sp eed y service in delivering th e g o o d * JACKSONVILLE MAN IS KILLED DY DEPUTIES Y o u p a y fo r th e m aterials. Tho aervioo pay* fo ri tool/In th e larger volu m e o f bu siness ---------------------------- it brings th rough sup er-satisfied cu stom ers. * JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 7.-Joseph M. Howard,, twenty-three, was shot and instantly killed -here today by deputy sheriffs. The offleen, W. E. Edge and S. W. McDowell, claim sclfdefcfisc. They had placed Howard's brother under arrest, chnrged with disorderly conduct, when Joseph How­ ard is said to have opened fire on tho officers, who immediately returned the shots. The curl of the former kaiser's mus­ tache is still there; but those who have seen it say it is no longer n con­ temptuous curl. "=:- It will pay you to b e o n e o f tham. tor Service Sanford Novelty Works ^ ALWAYS for 2 1years the BEfiT Now BETTER than ever BECAUSE They are now made of Keystone Copper Steel 517 Commercial Street B IW r C W A T I 7P - ThomM 11 Bak#r* ph* D- °* WA IM ELD1 DII CorD lulNllO Rollins College, AonalyUc sad Consulting Chemist says of the water: “ Of tho many waters of this and olh* or regions that I have analyzed, I have'found none superior In all good quali­ ties to that of the 'Elder Water.” — Phone 311-W. Office la Miller Building. ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO, fmbknofSatuIttttjn "E V E R Y Buick owner esteems -C'his car because of its dependable­ ness—its ability to “ com e through.’ T o this, the hew 1921 Buick models bring im p rovem en ts and refine­ ments that add to the joy of pos­ session of every Buick owner. - * . A new graceful, low, streamline body; a more roomy interior with comfortable seating arrangement; and a more resilient spring suspen­ sion which makes riding delightful, are but a few of the new features. a * • E ffective January l %regular equipment on a ll m odels w ill Include cord tires Mrs. J. A. Hotx was burned to death in Ajropka yesterday, her dress catch­ ing fire from where she was burning trash. Otto Anderson, of this city, is the grandson o f Mrs. Hotz nnd at­ tended the funeral at Apopka to­ day. • * - o w d a y o u get a great deal m ore than ju st so m an y feet o f lu m ber— bundles o f sh in gles— pounds o f n sils— or panels o f B e& vef B oard. Tho mocking birds Arc at it Again. Tho little fretches are singing the moon into ita bed at dawn and rous­ ing the sun to play I IN FRONT OF STAR THEATRE - More than A P O P K A L A D Y IS B U R N E D TO D E A T H Speaking of the ultra-violet ray as dangerous; it cannot compare for fa ­ tal effecta with th'e glancing ray from two violet-eyes we know. Insurance ORLANDO* FLORIDA . -.w �THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1921 THESANFORDHERALD rabllahad Errry Friday by I T ,^ E R K 5 »i^ {g g M X 5 o g i There is r lot o f talk on the streets about the appearance of the city, es­ pecially in the business portion o f the city. Wo are all to blame for the ap­ pearance of the sidewalks in front of our places of business but the streets are up to the city and they nre not kept as clean as they should be, espec­ ially now thnt the city is filled with visitors nnd there is apt to be more trash thrown around than in the sum­ mer time. At any rate we palis this along to the city officials and oak them to get busy at once nnd keep .the streets in the business portion and the residence portion cleaner nnd cleaner until Sanford shall be the spotless town. It goes a long way with the visitors for the first impressions are the lasting ones. this imporUnt matter before the next session of the legislature and to frame an adequate law that will protect the game for the legitimate sportsman and eliminate the man who takes game out of season. The Seminole County Game Protec­ tive Association is a step In the right direction nnd should bo supported by at least 1000 good sports who realise the value of drastic laws for game protection even if it shqts off all hunting for a period o f years. The Herald will have ample notke of the next meeting and Seminole would ltyce to hear from other counties along this line. If any o f them are Interested drop a line to Frank Giles, Secretary, Sanford, Florida. THE NEED FOR WIDER ROADS Time changes opinions even though they are experts opinion and what is good today la obsolete tomorrow and this rule especially applies to road building. A few years ago all of us thought that a nine foot brick road was all right. We wanted a wider road but'wc could save money by the nine foot road and moke more miles of it and yet the time has come when we will have to change our opinion again and say that wider roads will have to be built even If a limited number of miles arc built each year. The narrow roads arc death on tires and a trip to Orlando or any other nearby city especially on Sunday when the whole world is taking an outing will convince any one that the norraw road is a thing o f the past. For twentylive miles it is a succession o f getting on the road and getting off the road to allow cars.to pass until it is about as comfortable to take the right hand side with two wheels on the brick and two on the side o f the road and keCp It up all the way. This getting on and o ff the brick is not only bad on the tires but spoils the joys o f the otherwise plcaiiant ride and at times it is very* difficult and very, dangerous. Other counties are seeing the light as the following from the Orlando Reporter-Star would indicate: "A casual Inspection of the Winter Garden-Oakland road, the OrlandoWinter Park, as well as the Apopka road will show that because of the excessive travel oVer these trunk lines o f Orange c o u r t 's road system they are deteriorating^' * "The’ Wintecjrark road, which is of grouted brick, is about the beat piece of road work in the country, and un­ der normal corylitions would outlast any stretch o f road in this section. However, there is a limit to all endurance and the constant running o ff end running back on the roadbed has worn the curb,, os well as the earth adjacent to it, until it has allowed the bed proper to sag and spread, causing long cracks in the brickwork. With­ out this running on and off, this exccssive wenr would not have been and the road would have no doubt lasted a generation or more, with little repair work. Therefore, the most economi­ cal method to be used in putting this particular road in its normal condi­ tion is to remove the enuse which is bringing about the damage, and the most simple way to accomplish this is the widening of the road to such a width that two cars can pass without getting o ff the brick. "And what is true of the Winter Park road is relatively true of other roads." • twe ]ow Cve |(y mo] jn ( the maJ uti| reVl crn reai rjg) thei er8) 0f i todi dou si0r pro. tion 0pp Pansies and English Daisies Fine large plants in buds and blooa 11.00 dox.; |6.50 per 100, f. o. b. Express R ose B ushes We have a fine stock of strong, thy 2-yeaf-old varieties which s n j and flower the best in Florida ell»n. and soil. ** WRITE FOR LIST AND PRICQ Orange blossom time. DID NOT RAISE TAXES —---------- o Our dissertation. about the advisaAna it will soon bo the prettiest Mltjr o f buying the Southern UtlliWe are headquarters for Htrh In our statement about the remark­ tlme o f the year. ties Company plant here soma time in able showing made by the commissionPalma, all grown In tuba. Phoni, 0 the near future, haa brought a great manager form o f government for San­ Canarienaii, Washingtonians, Australia, Needle Palms,.. Chm*r. ford in Saturday's dally we said the T h . tourists who I s . . . tor the ,r™ ops, and Sage Palma. taxes had been raised that year by North . t th. first breath of spring T” P? T a “ u a *' ‘ u These can be transplanted with** the new d^y government that made a m l » the best part o f the season. * • ***“ .T " , w r ________ much on this subject have voluntarily difference In the totals. This was an loss of foliage. ^ told the Herald editor that they would error and it has been called to our at­ . We ahall be pleased to quote you n jjc# The South Florida Fair is said io never vote bond® again for anything your wants amt give you suggestion tention that the taxes were not rais­ j^ 1 T»e the best that has ever been held in except the purchase o f plants for the, so you can get the beat results ed in the year, 1920 consequently the . Tampa. Seminole county was not c jty f or electricity, gas, and water, 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE BACK OF totals show that the expense under there with an exhibit but that they were In favor of this the old form was $68,918.4{i and the EVERY PLANT WE SELL Iei\ 0 ■ move as soon as prices on this kind total income was $52,764.25 showing a . However, Seminole county will be 0f material dropped. This will be a deficit o f $16,154.22. Under the new at th* Sub-Tropical Fair at Orlando, live question some o f these days and form the city has paid o ff the old We can not take them all in and it |t is high time that the tax payers deficit' and has a sum over the ex­ ^ costa money to make exhibits. We (were considering it. Nothing will penses of $2,845.27. 46 W. Duval Street Par( realize, of course, that It is the best lower our taxes like the ownership o f We stated in Saturday's issue that ger JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA kind o f advertising but there (s a the public utilities. this was a good showing even with ___ limit to our money. the taxes raised but since the taxes Wc have Anally come to the con­ were not raised and the statement The biggest firms in the country clusion Chat all thfs talk about flour ■hows the new government to have have decided to advertise more this dropping five dollars a barrel and th* paid o ff the old debts and had a good year than ever before and if the big price of wheat being so low that tho sum over and above all expenses the ones d*cidc this momentous question farmers can not buy flivvers is pure showing is all the more remarkable. the smaller ones should not-hesitate. bunk. We are certain there has been And in congratulating the city com­ , no reduction In this great staple, as mission on their good work tho Her­ Rockefeller at Ormond says he is bread now sells for 15 cents the ald would like to add that in another not afraid to tackle President-elect nineteen ounce loaf. This is as high, year we should be able to take steps Harding is a game of golf. Gee, we if no$ higher, than it has ever been to either purchase the plants of the hate to see that. It means that if since we have lived in Haines City.— Southern Utilities Co., and give the citizens the benefit of eheaper rates John D. was to stub his toe the price Haines City Herald. Trouble is, when you buy at retail on gns, water, electricity and ice or * of oil would jump. you can never tell what tho producer if this is not done the commissioners We wish the business men of San­ got for a commodity. Even before should endeavor to lower taxes if pos­ ford would rise earlier. The city the retailer gets hold of the flour or sible. While Sanford taxes are an looks like u graveyard until after 9 the cloth or the shoes, .several in­ low us any other progressive city it in the morning. With the closing at termediate factors have had a hand would be the finest advertising in the six in the evening and the opening at In the transaction.------Lnkelnnd Star. world to show the investor that San­ ford had even u lower rote than ten the stoics just ns well get many cities. In other words, with in the bank class and be done with it. prices foiling nnd everything coming down in the next twelve months It The White Way on First street will should not take as much money to op­ . not light the stores at night as they erate the city government and taxes should be lighted. If a merchant could Ik * lowered. We all recognize thinks he is saving money by having j the fact thnt improvements nnd high his wondows dark he is sadly mistnk- j tnxes go hand in hand nnd no one cn. Every real store in Sanford should ; wishes to retard progress by lowering have good windotf displays all the taxes hut if the commission by prac­ time nnd have the windows lighted ev­ ticing the same economy and business ery night until 9 o’clock at lesat. methods could reduce taxes especially In this issue fs n statement of the on residences in which the owners live year 1919 for the qity of Sanford, This old world is the survival of the it would stimulate building as noth­ showing the revenue account and from Attest nnd some of these days there ; ing else would do ami there would be the year 1920 showing the revenue is going to be some of the fittest drop twice ns many home owners ns there account with a comparison of financ­ into Sanford and make the fur fly nre now. es in a year of tho old form of gov­ and then the ones who have been lay­ ernment and the new city manager ing down on the job will discover that plan. The totals show thnt the ex­ they have been wastnig good time ■ pense under the old form was $68,while being penny wise and pound The houseboat on which President­ 918.48 and the total nicome was $52,foolish. The wise merchant is ad­ A CLEANER STATION elect Harding attempted to make a 764.25 showing u deficit of $16,154.22. vertising. The merchant who does Under the new form the city seems not advertise is inviting competition. There is considerable adverse criti- trip on the East Coast canal was to have paid o ff the old deficit 'and ------------ ° cism on the union station and sur- twice stuck in the mud, and it is pos­ has a sum over the expenses of $2,Sanford needi a downtown ticket roundings nnd especially on the land sible that the last leg of thd trip will 845.27. A N N O U N C E T H E O PEN IN G OF T H E IR STORE office. The station is at. least a mile cast of the station that belongs to the have to be made by ruil. The East The statement of •ourse will be from the city proper and a city ticket' A. C, L. Ry., and that has never been Const cnnnl is owned by private indi­ made by those wtio oppose the pres­ in Sanford» N ext to Fire Station, 105 Palmetto At. office wodld be of the greatest bene- put in decent shnpe ulthough many ent form that the new government Buy one tire, pay fit to the traveling public. Orlando, promises have been made. At almost viduals, who built it for a* considera­ raised the taxes. They undoubtedly Selling Better Tires, cheaper. tion of state lands—a few million with the station only three blocks from every tether point along the line the did, nnd so did other cities thnt were one dollar more and get two high grade 6,000 mile the main thoroughfare haa a dow n-, station and grounds are kept ia good acres. This is one of the very few— In debt but It seems better to raise ■town ticket office and has maintained |shnpe cither by the railroad or by the if not the only— privately ownod wat­ the taxes nnd plnce the city on a cash Tires. This is what you pay: one for mnny year*. It may bo that ci^ic societies nnd to a stranger get- er way for public use in the United basis and one that is paying expenses O U R PRICK LIST PRICE lt is on account of Orlando having1ting o ff here for a few minutes and States. F or several years an attempt than to keep the taxes where they NON-SKID NON-SKID two Tailroad lines. If that Is all that looking around the station und down has been-made to have the govern­ were, go in tho hole and charge it up keeps Sanford from having this con- Ninth street the outlook is hardly at- ment taka over the canal, dredge it to the tax payers when it comes to 30x3.............. $19.70 Two venleneo we will mako haste and get tructive enough to make him think out to a safe depth and keep it open paying the interest on vouchers, etc. :........................ 23.50 Two another line In here. twice about Sanford. A t tho station for navigation. The East Coast Can­ It is reasonable sure and certain that 30x3% ' o the passengers cannot see the real city al and Transportation Company, which 31x4 ...................... 32.80 Two CIRCUIT COURT, TTK JUDICIAL ' The Kissimmee Valley Gazette's of Sanford and If they judge jt by the dug the canal, did a great work, a IH THE CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE 3 2 x 3 % ........................... 28.00 Two l l V l b . bass was beaten by J. H. aPPC»rances o f the station and sur- work which can be appreciated only FLORIDA.— IM CHA Woodward of the Thomas Hardware fundings they will have a mighty by one who has made the trip by mo­ J millet W* Jon#*, 32x4 ............................. 37.40 Two Company, who had a 12K-lb. b ig -; P°°r °Pinion o( tl»« ^ y * The station tor boat "from Daytona to Jacksonville 33x4 ....................... 39.25 Two mouth bass, caught by him in Lake ; buildinK is one of the in th« nnd deserve great credit for opening 34x4 ..............................40.10 Two Butler, on display in the store w ln-!state but tbat does not covcr «P ^ up this waterway, and connecting tho daw FHdav.—Tamoa Tribune. i bad BPots in connection with the build- St. Johns with the Indian river—but the time has passed when such means H E A V Y G U A R A N T E E D TU B ES of transportation should be privately PROTECTING THE GAME owned. The passage of the president-elect 30x3 through this canal, and his unfortun­ ate experience of being stuck in the 30x3% mud twice, may eventually prove a 32x3% great thing for the eventful owning of the canal by the government. 31x4 The News hopes some time to see The mid-winter edition of the Flor­ 32x4 the Indian river and tho St. Johns ida Grower is a peach with 74 pages' 33x4 connected by a short canal south ' of and R'finely illustrated cover. The Sanford, which would give a grand edition covers* all of Soqth Florida 34x4 waterway from Jacksonville via. Pal- MOTICE TO DRAIMAOE COXTRACTOIS. and then some, showing wonderful atka, DeLand and Sanford to the East Healed b)<U w ill be r#e*rlrd by lb* Hoard o f TH ESE A R E N O T SECONDS A N D A R E ABSO­ pictures of the beauty spots and the county Comrolaalocra of Hrmlaol# County, F lo,. Coast and thence back by New Smyr­ Ida. at Hi# a (fir. o f aald Hoard al Iba Court -crops and the fish and the hunting of LUTELY GUARANTEED Ilmia# In Hanfiud. Florida, no or It for* IO na, Port Orange, Daytona, and SL o'rlork this state are given fine publicity. Afa. m. on lb# 3Ut day of Uarrb, A. I>. Augustine to Jacksonville.— DeLand |all. for lb# rteanlng out of dltrhe* and rater looking at the girl on the cover as nala In Florida (I n n fi and lllark llamioork News. she lolls on the beach wo see why DriaHg* IHatrlct Ottrbfa. W hen you need T IR ES think o f the Saving Great minds run in the same chan­ • Kail mi led jardage IX.ure m . yila. Edgar Wright spends so much of his A r#rllfl#d rb#tk for »330.<iO payable Io K. A. nel, Chris, old chnp. In Saturday’s Ilnur laaa, Clark o f Srmlnola I'ounty, Fla., limit leisure time fishing and'swimming on See Us. art-uoit>any *arb bid. land In tbr aura of |2.Herald the same date as the above in uun.no the gulf coast. If you catch them arrrptabl# Io lb# Hoard of I'ounty Coco■the News we had an editroial of, the tnlaalonrra uniat b# glrrn upon aliening or tbe -down there like that, Edgar, we wjll I'lana and aperlflcatlona ran ti# a*tn al th* of'same kind. Wc knew DeLand could I'outran. accept your invitation td go tarpon A ll Mail Orders Shipped Samp D ay of Fr*d T. WtUUma. Engineer. flagford, be counted on in getting the St. Johns fir* fishing some time later on. The Flor­ Fla., and ran 1* vru rrd from aald Engineer r*lum#d If ■ Idd la river before the people and the San- <n d*|*>*ll “ I ».'*•«> 1° ida Grower Is doing the greatest’ work told#, in the publicity line o f any*magazine * Tb* Hoard reaerer* lb* right to I*Jar I any or Hardy Palm s are materially reduced fo r growers who » Hy onlrr of lb# Hoard of I'onnly, I'nmmla. ■toner, of Semlnol# County. Flordla. ISKAt.l H -. A . IK S*-3le �-T T ” ' T THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921 H APPIN ESS THI W EA LTH W Tf ally distributing Jiis fortune where favor prompts* , !. Wealth is not a mocker taunting the poor with the beauty and the luxtiVy o f his possessions. Wealth is not a grasping usurer snatching his goods from the outstretched hand o f the yeamor. Wealth, is not a hateful cynic tempting Youth from the paths of*righteousness. Wealth is not a cruel taskmaster brow-beating slaves as they fall panting on the path of progress pleading for a moment's respite. Wealth is not a mystic spectre guiding the old to halls of poverty there to echo the death-rattle in their scrawney throats with scornful laughter. Wealth is a magnetic leader urging all to achievement by promises o f rich reward. Wealth is a divine inspiration nwakenlng appre­ ciation of the beauties o f the world and the Joy of livini whoso values spur de less longing with attain sire to acquirement am Then there are those one loves best, the wife who has always been a partner in trouble and mon­ ey-worries, whom you nave seen watch luxurious cars go by, whose face has brightened at sight of dress or gem, only to sadly smile when possession was impossible; there are the children to whom one would give their youthful desire and prepare for life; but most of all is mother, the mother who has nursed you through mumps and measles, stood by you in scraps, and sacrificed and worried and lovea, and the father who has toiled to nave his earnings taken up by you, for your needs and desires. To them wealth permits ymr to give the things they want most; to lavish on them oil their hearts desires. Such are the PLEASURES OF WEALTH. Wealth is the maternal tester arousing youth to the appreciation o f justice and the practice of nobilIty* > Wealth is the kind mentor ceaselessly encourag­ ing the. highest developmenXpf mental and charac­ ter possibilities through endeavor. Wealth is thb Comrade of Opportunity, the Sis­ ter of Success and the Mother of Happiness. T H E PROFITS OF W E A L T H The wealth which you acquire is profitable, not only to yourself, but to the others, to the world and to the race. The presence of gold, of silver, of coal, of oil and the other mineral resources does no one good when they remain in the earth.' Their good is real­ ized when they are circulated among men and Na­ tions. Suppose no more oil were taken from the earth, what would happen? _ * * Starvation would stalk abroad. It would enter the homes, about every factory and manufacturer, business would be paralyzed; navigation would be impossible— in short, progress would stop and civili­ zation would pause. Man would bd reduced to his status in the pre-hlstorio ages, totally subject to ehancc and the elements. When you give your dollars to free these min­ eral resources you are helping the race,1you arc ad­ vancing progress, you are being a brother to men. Here lie your profits and theirs. The possession of wealth assures your financial independence. This is invaluable to the business man or woman and to those who have not the talent or training to make a good livelihood. It insure** them the respect and consideration of their associ­ ates. It aids them to bring through deals and ac­ complishments of results which otherwise would be impossible. To the city in which you live your wealth !s a factor in its development. You can help It to meet the problems which visit every community. In famine, fire, catastrophe, deluge, pestilence, you enn aid materially in relieving the suffering. The social problems are largely solved through an ex­ penditure of funds. You may help out on the funds. THE P L E A SU R E OF W E A L T H The pleasures,of wealth are many. Some delight the body, somfe enrich the mind and some bless the soul. The first pleasure of wealth is SATISFACTION. To one o f courage and action the mere triumph of accomplishment enters the mind like the sweet, sudden fragrance o f a flower. Only those who have conquered doubt, competition, exercised energy and completed achievement know the estatic pleasure of an aim attained. .. The victories o f Pershing, the music of Beeth­ oven, the plays of Shakespeare, the inventions of Edison, gave to these favorites of the gods the greatest pleasure when alone and silent, far from the noisy chamber o f public accord, came the reali­ zation of a purpose achieved. And so it is with the man or woman, who mur­ murs lowly, "I have wealth.” The next pleasure of wealth is the Possession of Beauty. Every one hns an ideal. It may be a beautiful home, pictures, music, animals, or the desire to create beauty. To secure these, wealth is necessnry. And when wealth comes, all the long desired articles and aims may be purchased. • Then is one’s soul and mind filled with the joy of possessing. Of surrounding himself, or tersclf. with all the beauty wheih they have long yearned for nnd may now have nq their own. H O W TO SECURE W E A L T H r You may secure wealth. You may enjoy all its pleasures, you may lawfully accept its profits, and you may dispense pleasures and profits ’ to your generation and to posterity. Imagination must be developed. You. must be able to visualize possibilities. You must be able to plan, to think. Foresight must be carefully fostered. Judgment must ever be attended upon Imagina­ tion. You muat weigh possibilities, without preju­ dice. Meet men on their common ground and infuse into your judgment confidence, trust and justice. Enefgy must always be kept screwed to the sticking place. Then you’ll not fail. Procrastina­ tion, the arch thief of wealth,‘will flee. Courage is the stimulant which will vitalize these requisites to fortune building. Without cour­ age no great feat was ever accomplished, no great discovery was ever made. America would still be unknown were it not for Courage. Constructiveness is the only method to gain wealth today. There was a time when industry was the key to fortune. That day is past. The patha o f industry are clogged with workers today. But the demand for the products of earth is increasing con­ stantly. To make money you must get back to eartb. Invention makes money but few have the ability. Genius in art makes money but this is given only to a few and the pnth is hnrd and long. Coal, copper, silver, gold, nil the mineral resources of earth nave been bought up. Fortune builders of the past gen­ eration have a monopoly on these products. There is one of earth’s products left—OIL. Get into the OIL INDUSTRY. It is the newest, most profitable game known. There is a chance for YOU W IL L GAIN W E A L T H If you have good will toward your fellow man good luck will come to you. YOUR O P P O R T U N I T Y FO R ' If you desire money not for Joys of personal possession, but for the good that you can do. If you can live In luxury, yet remain a brother to your poorer friend. If you can conquer work, yet love it too. If you, though independent, can appreciate the comradeship of man. If you can give to others and count the pleas­ ure in'the giving, not in the cost o f the gift. If you count your gain, not by the dollars it has won for you, but by the benefits you may share with your country. If you can satisfy all your desires and yet bo master o f your soul. If you can prosper and not patronize. , If you can lose it all and smile with hope to gain again. . Sometimes in the silent stretches of the night, thoughts of work and wealth come to me—do they come to you? I am jotting down some o f these night-ideas o f mine. Perhaps they coincide with yours. Perhaps you will find in them the same seeds from which your thoughts have come, seed which you have de­ veloped through careful nourishing into their full flower. Perhaps you are even now reaping their harvest. It isn’t that I believe these night-thoughts o f mine havo any intrinsic value. But they are the Thoughts of a Man. Because man had hte power o f thought, the race has progressed. Because man pos­ sessed the ability of action, we may know content­ ment. And so I am putting these thoughts on paper before you because you and I are just comrades after all. Perhaps we would not recognize each other if we met on the street. Custom demands introduc­ tions still. But if there was a fire, or a flood, a child hurt or a woman crying for help. If we saw^an oil well cpme in on our land we would ACT TOGETH­ ER. 4 On this page there is an advertisement o f an In­ vestment opportunity.. I wish that we might act to­ gether in this matter. I believe that we would suc­ ceed. I consider it a square-deal business proposi­ tion, with a minimum of hazard and promise of big gains. , I have made some money in the oil business but while I was making it I tried to help others tow their ships into port. I may not be considered an up-todate finnacier, but I don’t believe that ail’s fair In business, as they say it is in love and war. Success is only achieved when both you and the other fellow are satisfied. I believe. v If after reading the advertisement below, you think you and I can work together and be successful let me hear from you. Yours for new Prosperity, (Signed) PORTER OAKES Copyright 1921, Porter Oakes. FORTUNE We offer you an investment in the Dispatch Petroleum Company, a small capitalized, well-managed, big-dividend paying organization, with its dividend guarantee backed by two producing oil wells— W ell No. 3, ready to complete, in the proven Northwest Burk-W aggoner F i e l d Well No. 4, drilling around 500 f t in the Breckenridge, Texas, W onder Field’s gusher district D IV ID E N D S G U A R A N T E E D GO IN W IT H US IN T H IS Q U E S T FOR C E R TA IN W E A L T H ■I• A /V Vl f'l Big Possibilities for Quick Profits • Read this opportunity message to vou. The Disnatch pvtroi- eum company is a $200,000 Texas organisation. U K The president and On Oct. 9th, 1920, a TEN p. c..Cash Dividend was Paid . 0n Nov. 20- 1920>a FIVE P- c- Cash Dividend was Paid n Dec. 22,1020, a FIVE p. c. Cash Dividend was Paid O 5'55r,teL” X J EiJSSSH a i i u , i), ill u iuciv tfo, * i» Our Dividend Record In Feb., 1921, Dispatch will Declare its next Dividend. _i / sj i complete. It is expected to substantially increase the dividend fund. The No. 4 well in tno Breckinridge field Is drilling. The Dispatch also has a proven shallow lease of 130 acres in the Brownwood field, owned ana operated in conjunction with the McAdoo interests, with wells now putting oil In the pipe-lines and 40 more wells on the drilling program; now under way. In addition to these holdings, the company owns valuable leases in the Kemp-Mungcr-Allen field, in Young County where new gush­ ers are being reported almost daily, in Archer county, county, Wichita county, the Northwest Burk-Waggoner field, and in Reeves county, near that section where the wonder well of the world was reported a few days ago— with several hundred barrels or oil flowing from a well only 96 feet deep. The Dispatch holdings are checker-boarded in the proven and speculative fields of Texas. You are offered this chance to buy a limited number of shares __ in the> Dispatch Petroleum Company at their par value, f 10 per of share, because the company wishes to cash in on a limited block " its treasury stock and Increase its holdings and rush its operation in the Breckenridge wonder-field. You can share in these fortunepromising operations— you can become a pro-rata isrtner in this enterprise— you can bd a share-holder In al. o f the Dispatch prop.ridings— , etc., ertiea— oil wells— the Brownwood-McAdoo, et als., I. hoi Ad* shares are gone. We if you send in your check before the unsot capital to are making this call for a limited amount o f additional immediate put into Breckenridge. Our immediate need Is your opportunity if your subscription reaches us before th snares are subscribed. GOING A F T E R BR E C K E N R ID G E G USH ER tho proven zalcs gusher which spatted oil against ns County, the windows o f the Chamber o f ComurucKcmrugc iiciu. owjihuims ___ 11i now merce building — in i Breckenridge Texas, the Dispatch No. 4 well ----- ------------------„ has — been drillers widely published. 71._ “ ..------- I!— 1 drilling at about 600 feet. The drillera The Swenson Ranch fe d certain to get a tremendous gusher. Wells, tho Cooper Henderson gushers. They believe in it strong enough to take Farmor Higginbotham, with his nine oil part o f their pay in stock. We feel cer- wells and his nine fair daughters, tain that it will be a giant producer too, Ail these and the countless other because the noted Roxana Ball gusher, wells have testified that Breckenridge (a about a .half a mile south o f us, is one the fortune making marvel of the world of the most consistent producers in the today. We are in the very midst .o f field,— the Fen.land producer is east and this field. How can we miss? J u s t s slightly north o f ua-and the big Guar- few days ago the Y. M. C. A. Syndicate anty gusher, which came in December 81, in the Breckenridge field reported a div- too. A fortune— consider what that means. Money is power! Money makes dreams come true; dreams o f possession, luxuries, pleasure, happiness. Through labor money comes very slowly and with much dftfioulty. But through OIL money comes QUICKLY and with ease. . We urge you not to miss our next dividend. The coupon be­ low ia your passport to Fortune. Fill it out NOW—tods?, for all you can carry. Remember the more you take the larger your DIV­ IDEND will be. Use the coupon and mail it TODAY and go with us to Breckenridge—and FORTUNE. DI8PATCH PETROLEUM COMPANY, SH—No. 1 McAdoo-Oakes-Shaffer Bid*., Wichita Falls, Texas. Gentlemen: Enclosed find f -----.......................'.....for which send me ......... .... - ........ ....shares of stock in your company at $10.00 per share, par value. I understand these shares to be fu l­ ly paid, and non-aasessable forever and I share in the com­ pany’s two wells, DIVIDENDS and In all future wells, acreage and holdings of the company in the future. NAME REFERENCES: Any National Bank at Wichita Falls. Tex.: Manager Chamber o f Commerce, FL Worth, Tex.; Texas Oil Ledger, Ft, Worth; Texas Oil Gasette, Ft- Worth; Wichita Oil Reporter, Wichita Falls; Breckenridge Oil Reporter, lJreca* enrldger Texas; Wichlts Falls Record News, Wichita Falls; any business house, Wichita Falls. ADDRESS Capital Stock $200,000. Optra! McAdoo-Oaks-Shaffer Bldg Proven Fields. Par .Yahe $10 Per Share W IC H ITA FALLS, T E X A S �THE SANFORD W EEKLY H ERALD, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1921 n r THB CXRCUIT COURT. SKVABTH JUDJ- NOTICE OF AFFLICATIOB FOR T A X n r e . CTTAT. OIXCUTT, SEXIBOLZ COtTHTT, UNDER SECTION 373, QEXERAL * FLORIDA,— IN CHANCERY STATUTES . J. F. Lalag, joined bp bar baaband nnd next Nolle* I* hereby given that 0 , o . W aIron friend, J. B. Lalag. Complainant*. parch a** r of Tax Cartiricata No, 434 4 ,^ 7 NOTICE o r AF FLIC ATI ON FOX TA X DEED tb* 41b’ dap o f Jun*.- A. D. 1817, baa tied W d . n . McAlister, A lice-L . McAlister and HI aald crelincata la mp office, and ban m,&j t m o t i o n m , o e x x x a l T tj V unknown d*Tl**e*. heir* and gn at***, or otb> application for tax deed to lean* la o n xrZ t z s , l a w s or Fl o r i d a ere, claiming nailer Wm. H . McAUater nnd sure with law. Bald certlfleata embrace* the Nolle* 1* giran ta il s . r , Doudaep, pureharer * Alice L. McAlister, Defendants. following describad propertp al lusted in Beml. o t Tax O r im c t I* No. 157, d o lt* Ibe 6 th (Ur not* Ooontp. rlorlda, to-wlt: Beg, A le eh. w CITATION. o t J*lp, A. I). IBIS, has riled Mid certlfleata In raj office, and baa made application tot U i TO: Wm. II. McAUater o f Cincinnati. B u t* ot and 3.33 cb. N. o f BN cor. o f NW quarter Z r SB quarter, flee. 10, Twp. 31 II, Rg*. gy g deed to Ireae la accordance with law. Said Ohio; Alice U McAUater, o f Cincinnati, Ohio; cartiflrala embrace* tha following described tbo nnkaown defla***. be Ire, legate**, grea­ run N 1.33 cb. W 48 links, 8 i .U eb. H 10 Tb* said land being aanreed at (h* propertp altaated lb Seminole Goon 17 , Florida, ter*, or other claimant* under Wm. II. Me* link*. o f tb* iaeuanc* o f such ra rtin ra u la the to-wjt: RW qaarter o f NE quarter, See. 33. Alleter and Alir* U McAUater; and to anp dal* name o f Hernando Daniels. Twp. 90 8, Bee. 30 S, 40 acre*. The Mid and all other partis* claiming aap Interest Also Tax Oertnieat* No. 433, dated tb* 41a land being aaeeaaed at the data o f tha 1»In and to tb* foUowtng described land* ali­ dap o f Just, A. I). 1817, baa filed aald cerU•nance or eaeb certlfleata In tha same o f D. as ted la Oeolaola Ooontp. Florida, to-wlti O. Crenabaw. Lot* On* (I ) and Two <3) of Block Tw*le* fleet# In mp office, and ha* mad* application A l-o. Nolle* la bar*br Siren that B. F. Dood- (13), Tier Three (1) o f lb* Clip o f Ban font. for tax deed to laeu* In accordant* with law n» 7 , purchaser o f Tax Certlfleata No. 23S, dat­ Florida, aa afaown bp B, R. Tratforda' Map of Bald certificate embrace* tba following dwcrthl ed properly attnaled Is Seminole County. Fire ed tha 3rd dap o f Jana, A. f>. IBIS, baa filed Sanford, Florida: aald e*rtlfleate la tup office, and baa made ap­ It appearing from tb* sworn blU o f com­ Id*, lo-w lt: Deg. BE toe. o f NW quarter J BE qaarter Bee. 10, Twp. 31 Rg*. n plication for taa deed to leant In accordance plaint filed In Ula cant* against po*. that wltb law. Said certificate em brace th* fol­ poa bar* oe claim aoma lntareet la tb* Und* W 70 yard*. N 110 yard*. ■ 70 yards, ■ n g . 4, lowing described propert/ altnatad In Seminole berelnabor* described, therefore, jom, tb* said Th* said land being a aaeased at th* data o f tb* Ooontp, Florida, to-w it: W S 8-4 eh. o f BW Wm. II. MeAllattr. and A U tt»:L . MeAltotar Issuance or inch certificate la tb* name 0f quarter of BW qaarter. Sec. 14, Twp. 90 8., Hgr. ar* berebp required to b* and “appear before Unknown. A lio Tag O t lin eal# No. 1948. dated iha tni BO E. I ) acres. Tb* aald land being aaeeaaed oar aald Circuit Coart at tb* Court lionet In at tb* data o f tbo taanaae* o f each certlfleata Sanford, riorida. oo tb* 4th dap at April, A. dap o f Jana, A. D. 1813, has Hied said rerunIn the name o f Unknown. D. 1831. tad Ibear and there o a k * answer t« cat* Is mp office, and ha* mad* application A Lao, nolle* I* hertbp glrtn that B. F. Dood- tb* blU ot complaint exhibited against poa ot for lax deed to Irene in accordance with law nap, porcbaMr o f T a i Certlfleata No. 371, dat­ oth ers Lm * decree pro confaeno will b* gate red Ssld certificate etabracre th* following deacrlU ed property tl lasted In Hemlnole Ctmolp. r io t. ed th* 3rd dap o f Jena, A. D. I l l s , baa filed against pou. aald eertineata In mp o ffice , aid baa made And anr and all other pagUe* claim lag aap Ida, to-w lt: Reg. 10 tb*. M aad 3B8 ft. w of application for U a dead to lease In accord­ right, Utl* or Interest In and to tb* lands b*re- BE tor. o f NW qaarter o f BE qaarter. 8 *e in ant* with law. Bald certificate embrace* tb* lnabovt described ander. bp or through Wm. II. Twp. 31 4L. Hge. 31 K. Ran W 103 toot. S. log following described propertp altnatad in Beml- MrAUiter or Alice L. MeAllster, or otherwise, ft., R 103 fh , N I 0S rt. Tb* Mid land bet*, nolt Coo nip, Florida, to-w lt: tie*. NW cor. are berebp required to be and appear before ••reared at tb* data o f tb* Issuance o f reck Sec. 33, Twp. 90 B, Rg*. SO K. Ran B S.B cb. our said Ctrcalt Court, at th* Court 11o u t In t e r tlfln l* 1* tb* asm* o f J. U. McNatt. Also Tax Certificate No. 434, da Iad the 3rd E 0.73 cb., N S.B cb. W 0,73 Hi. I acre*. Salford, Florida, on lb* 2nd dap of Mar, A. Al»o. nolle* 1* berebp siren that 8. F. Dood- D. 1831, and then and there make answer to dap o f June, A. D. 1818. ha* filed Mid rernap, purchaser ot Tax Certificate No. 1004, Sat* lb* bill o f complaint aihlMtad against *ald tm eettM n mp office, ta d has mada applica­ ed tb* 2nd dap o f Jana, 1003, baa filed aald ink now n partita, others)** * decree - pro coa- tion for tax deed to iaaa* la accordant* with Bald certificate embrace* tba following c*rUflrata la mp office, and ha* made applica­ ftnao will- be entered against aald onkpown law. described property situated la Seminole coun­ tion for tax dead to lean# in accordance with parUa*. law. Bald certlfleata embrace* tb* following It I* ordered that this notice be pabUehed la ty, Florid*, to-w lt: Deg. 433 ft. N. o f BN aw. described proper 1 / altaated in Bemlaala Coantp; th* Basfor4 llerald, a nswapaptr published la o f NW quarter o f BR qaarter, Section 10, Twp" Florid*, to-wlls Rag. 3 eba. 8 o f NS cor o f Seminole Cowntp, Florida, one* a week for 31 B.. Rg*. 11 B. Boa H. 338 fL W 301 fL. B. NW quarter o f NB qaarter. Bee. IS. Twp. 30 8., tight weeka aa to lb* knows partte* deftndaat, 328 ft.. 8 2S8 rt., 3-10 acre*. Tb* Mid land Itg*. SO A Ron W 10 eha. S 31 degree*. W aad oar* a weak for tw tle* weeks as to lb* being areeared at the data * f th* Irenaar* of each cartiacat* ia th* name e f Orerg* Gala**. A 40 cb*. B 3.34 cb*, B 13 cb*. N 8.34 eba. to ua known partte* defendant. Also Tax Certificate No. 480, dated th* beg. IS sera*. Tb* aald land betas »»■»»«ed Wltnena mp band aad Ika Mai of tb* aald at the dal* o f lb* laaaane* o f s*cb certificate Ctrcalt Gosrt on tkla tbe Itb dap o f Jaatarp, 3rd dap o f June, A. D. 1818, has filed Mjg certificate la mp offlr*, and baa mada applica­ la tb* name of Unionwn. A. 1). 1831. tion for tax deed to Iren* la accordasc* with Uni*** said certificate* shall be redeemed ac­ (BBAL) B. A. DOU0LAM, Bald certlfleata embrace* tha following cording to law U x deed* w ill lies* thereon on Clerk o f tb* Clreoll Court, law. tb* !3 lb dap o f February,' A. D. 1831. o f Bemlaol* Countp, Fla. drocrbled propertp altaated la Samlaola Coun­ ty. rlorlda, to-w lt: B*g. 840 ft. N. o f IR, Witness mp official aignatar* and tea) this Bp V. E. DOUOLABB, D. C. cor. o f NW qaartar n f BN quarter, 8*e. 10, To. th* 7th dap o f Janaarp', A . D. 1831. UEOKUE Q. IIERRINU. 21 B.. Rg*. 01 R „ Run W J 88 ft., N 133 fL. (BBAL) B. A. D0UQLAS9, Hotleltor, sad Connael for Complainant*. E 2M ft., B ISO ft. I act*. Tb* said land beClerk Circuit Coart, 23-1310 Ing aswaaed at tba data, o f tba (usance o f n th Seminal* O u n lp , Fla. certificate tn tb* name' o f Barth Oi U m . Up E. II, WILSON, D. C. IN THB CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDI­ Alao Tax Cartineata No. 430, dated tha 4th II etc CIAL CIRCUIT, BENIN0 LX OOUNTT, dap o f June, A. D. 1817, baa filed aald rertiFLORIDA.— IN CHAN CERT NOTICE OF BFZQIAL MASTER'S BALE. flcale In mp offlro, and liu mada applieslloa Notice la berebp given that under and bp etrfor ta i deed to Irena In according* wltb law. tut o f a final decree o f foreclosure made and J. F, Lalag, Joined bp btr buibanA aad B*tt Bald certifies I* tmbrarea tba following d*. rendered I'erember SOtb, 1890, In a certain act Ibed property attnaled tn Hemlnola County. friend, J. E. la la g, •Oomplalmlnts. cane* pending In tba Circuit Court o f tb* 7lh Florida, to-wlt: Reg. 7 1-2 eb. W and 10 eh, v«.. , Judicial Circuit o f rlorlda In and for Remlnol* J. J. Cat**, J. J. Cete* Compaap, Iocofporated, N o f BE cor. o f NW quarter ot NN quarter of County In Chancery- wherein Nat Adam* I* a. Florid* corporation. Ann!* C, Woodhrldga, Bee. 10, Twp. 21 H., Rgr. 31 E. Ron N S3 yds. complainant and C. A. Hen ruler* and J. T. MeAlbert U. E s vm , Calvin A, Foaga, Georg* D, E U yd*. S 23 pda. W 33 pda. Tha.sxld land Lain ere defeqdanla— tha undersigned, a* Special Morton, William T. Nash, and all unknown being areeared at tb* dal* o t tha laananre of Matter In Chanearp, will aetl to tb* hlgbetl and darleere, helm and grant***, ar othere, claim , such ctrll flea la In tb* name o f rio t* Faabaw. beat blddrr for caih In band at public auction, tag under Albert 0 . Ravan. Calvin A . Roegs, Alao Tax Certlfleata No. 433. daltd tb* 3rd during lb* legal bour* o f ' sale, at tb* front Georg* R, Mottos aad William T . Nash, De- dap o f Jane, A. D. 1818. has filed aald tertldoor o f lb* court hpuse In Hanford, He ml hole fandaata. ftrata In mp offlro , and haa mada application Counts. Florida, on Mondap. March 7th. 1831. fnr tax deed to Irena In accordanre with law. CITATION tb* following described real estate Iplng and Tb: Albert O, Rave*, residence unknown; Cal- Bald certlfleata embraces tba following de­ being ailual* In Seminole Counts, Florid*: scribed propertp. altaated In Seminol* Coantp, via A. Foege, rostdenre unknown) George n. An undivided one half 11C) Inlereat In lb* Morton, reeldeoce unknown; William T, Florida, lo-w lt: Reg. 4.01 cb. W aad 8.23 eh. N one-half of the 8B one-foorth of NW onoNash, raeldcoc* unknown; lb* unknown N o f HE corner of NW qaartar o f BB quarter fonrtb. and the south nine (8) acre* of tba heirs, device-**, legate**, grant***, or other o f Sec. 10. Twp. 21 H., Bge. II B-, Run N NK one-fourth o f NW one-fourtb, of Bee (Ion rlalmanta under Albert 0 . Raves. Calvin A. I. 32 cb.. W 1.B1 eh.. 8 1.32 cb. E 1.32 th., 30v Twp. 3d South, Range 33 East, containing 20 Tbe aald Inad being areereed at Fong*. George U. Morton and William T, 2-10 acre*. acre* more or lea*. Naah, and to anp and all other partte* claim. lit* dale o f Iho luuane* of such certificate IA I'urchtser to vtp for deed of deed* of fooIng anp Interest In and lo lb* following de­ Ihe naiut of Ham Rawls. vepinea. Unleaa aald certificate ahall ba redeemed ac­ scribed lands etiuated In Bemlnol* Coantp, 8CI1ELI.E MAINES. cording lo law tai deed will laeu* thereon re Florida, lo-w lt: ‘ 25-Jlc ______Special Matter In Chancerp. the 10th dap o f Ftbroarp. A. D. 1831. Beginning nt tb* HontbwMt com er o f th* Wlnttaa mp officia l slgnatnre and real thli IN CLHCUIT (JoURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL Norlbweat quarter of Benton II, Township IP, CIRCUIT, STATE O r FLORIDA, COUN. Hontfa of Hang* II Rail, ran North 3.37 chains, the 3rd dap o f Januarp. A. D. 1821. T T O f BEMINOLE.— IN CHANCEBT (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, R u t 8.40 chains, to tha right-of-wap o t tb* II. . Clerk Circuit Court, and I. Railroad, thane* Bonthwestarlp on tha , Hemlnola County, Fla, Wait aid* .o f lb* aald railroad right-of-wap to BILL r o a FABTITION Rp K. II. WILSON, D. C. tba Baal line of tha Sanford Grant, thane* Margaret W. Hunter, a widow, Sooth ZB degree* West on aald Una to tba 21 Me_____________________________________ • va. Booth line o f tha Northwest Quarter ot Sec­ Kenneth W. Hunter. *t at.. tion 11, Township 18, Booth o f Hang* II IN CIRCUIT COURT, BEVENTH JUDICIAL ORDER OF PUBLICATION CIRCUIT, BEMINOLE COUNTT, ITATE To: Karp Kcelpe O llier and F. W. Ollrer, her East, thence Waal to tb* point or beginning. OF FLORIDA.— IN CHANCERY. husband, Helen Jahn Rhode* and Ultctiell Containing F irs Acre*, more oe Jana; It appearing from tha swore bill o f complaint II. W . llarr, Complainant, Scott Rhodes, her huaband. Marp It. Sage, a ve. t filed In this causa agalnat pou, that pon hare widow, (illbert Hunter and Real Hunter. Clara Moore and btr huaband. A. O, 'Moore. l»eWhereaa It appear* from tb* IUU of Com­ or claim aoma Interest In th* land* hereinabove fendanta. plaint filed herein, dulp rerlflvd under o*|h described, therefore, poa, th* aald Albart 0. FORECLOSURE— CITATION aa ptotlded bp la *, that puu and each o f ymi Ear**, Calvin A. Foaga, Georg* U. Morion and TG CLARA MOORE AND HER HL'flllAND, A. are defendant* named In aald Itlll. and that the William T. Naah ar* berebp required to b« and U UOOIIE. realience o f the defendant*. Mary Recipe Ollr- appear before out aald Circuit Court, at tba Van Mrlrr, I'allaa County, Hlale o f Iowa. ef (foil T. W. O llier la llochealer. In the State Court llouee In Banford. Florida, on tha 7th dap NOTICE o f New York: that tha residence o f tb* de­ o f March, A. D. 1831, and then and that* It appearlnx from an affidavit ot Hchella fendants, Helen Jahn Rhode* and Mitchell Scott make answer (o tb* bill o f complaint exhibited Maine*, that be la attorney and soRcllor for II. • gatnal you. otherwise a decree pro conreeeo Rhode*, her huehand. Ii Hi. 1’ aul. In the Stale W. llarr, Ibe complainant In tbe above styled o f Mlnuesma; that the residence of lb* defend- will be entered (gainst pon. And anp and all ntbtr parti** claiming anp cause, and that you and each of yon are reel, not Merp E. S «t e It Leilugton, In Ibe State of denia of a alale other then Ibe Stale of Flori­ Kentucky: that Hie residence of the defendinl right, till* or Inter**! la and lo the lands here- da. Ibat there la no |wra—n within the Stale of Inahov* described under, bp or through Albert Raul Hunter la In Rrooklpn. In the Htete o f Florida, service o f a aubpoena upon whom would New Y'ork. nad that the residence of the de­ G. Eaves, Calvin A. Foaga, Georg* II. Morton, bind you, or either o f you, and a till o f com­ fendant Gilbert Hunter ta In Itoffalo. In the w illiam T. N u b , or otherwise, are hertbp re- plaint la tint been herein filed exalntt you. It State of New York, end that pou and each o f qnlrtd to be and appear before our aald Cir­ la hereby ordered tbat you and each of yoa ap­ poa art over th* age o f iwcatp-oo* peer*, and cuit Court, at tha Court Ilotm* la Hanford, pear to tbe Mil o f complaint filed herein axatnat that there le no person In th* Slat* of Flori­ Florida, on th* 4th dap o f April, A. D. 1831, you In Ihe'ebuve rntltlrd cause, on the 7tfa dap da service of subpoena upon whom wotild tdnd and than and there mah* answer to tha bill o f o f March. A. D. IP21. the asm* belay a rule complaint tih lt ile d agalnat aald unknown par­ day o f thla Court, and tbe Hanford Herald la pou the said defendants. It Is therefoc* ordered that poo do appear to ties, otherwise a decree pro confrano w ill ba hereby deelgnaied ae Hi* newqpaptr In which the lilll of Complaint herein at the Court lluuae entered agalnat said unknown partte*. thla notice shari be published once a week fur It 1* ordered tbat this nolle* b* published tn four ronaecutlee weeka. In Sanford. Seminole Countp. Florida, on or • > before the "tb dtp of March. 1821. the aatne (he Hanford llerald. a newspaper pubUahed In Witness my band and official seal of office Remlnole Coantp, Florid*, once * week for t Rule Hep of this Court. In default al Hanford, - gemInole County. Florid*, (fall lb* thereof a decree pro rohfeeeo will Iw entered eight w'reke at to th* known peril*# defend­ J2 lh day of January, A It. 1821. against pou and the aald caae proceed ei ant. and once a week for twelve weeka aa to tHF.AL) k a imil' g l a h h . the onknown partte* deftsdaaL Clerk Circuit Court. parte. willies* mp hand and ibe teal of th* said And It le further ordered that this notice Iw Hemlnola C ou n ty, Fl*. published In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper Circuit Court on till* tb* 10th dap o f Decern- 8 CHELI.E MAINES, r. A. D. 1830. pub tithed at Sanford In Seminole County, Flori­ Hollcltpg for Complainant. 24 tie (SEAL) E. A. DOUOLABB, da, one* a week for four conaeeutlv# week). Clark or tb* Circuit Court. Witness the band and seal o f E. A. Douglas*, IN THE COUNTT JUDOE'B COURT, BENI, Seminole Ce*ntJ, Florida, Clerk of* the Circuit Court o f Hemlnole Count;, N0LE COUNTT, FLORIDA rlorlda, this" lb* 27tb dap o f Janaarp. A. l>. GEORGE O. HERRINO, L. r . McCuller, I'lalntlff, a Solicitor and CouDuai for Complainant*. 1831. v*. 18-Lite fl.'W . Pleel*. I defendant. (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, NOTICE O r B H E R irr’ B BALE HOIIINHON A UHlIHlEfl. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ■ EVENTS Notice la berebp given Ibat andcr and bp Solicitors for Complainant. 24 3tc JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN virtue of an execution placed In mp hand* based AND FOR BEMINOLE COUNTT.— upon a final Judgment entered In the shore fa ­ IN CtBCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL IN CHANCEBT ll! led cause for the sum of 132.02 with not* CIRCUIT, STATE Or FLORIDA. COUNTT of conrt. I have made levy upon tb# following OF SEMINOLE.— IN CHANCERY. William k{. Woodcock. Complainant, drecrllwd lamia (IInal*. Iplng and being In flemva. Imll* County, ^FlocltU. lo-wll: ------------I Tb* Unknown Hair*. Legatee*. Devise**, Gran­ lo t 22 of Hubdlvlalon known aa Palm Ham­ BILL FOR PARTITION mock; also a strip o f land ICO feet wide o ff lb* tees or other claimants under 8* M, WhitMargaret W. Hunter, a widow, more, deceased, ate., Defendants. North aide of a tract o f land described ae fob va. CITATION low*, to vrti: Iwglnnlng 7HH feet South of the Kenneth W. Hunter. *t al. To th* unknown heir*, legal***, devisee*, gran­ Northeast corner o f flection 13. Township 20, NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. flotitli o f Range 30 East, run Weal 015 (ret. tee*. or other claimant* under fl. M. W hip To all partte* claiming aa Interest under Hopal more, dcrew ed, and to aap and all other thence floulh hoO feet to right-of-way o f 9. A Hunter or otherwise In and lo the following person* or per tie* claiming aap right, title I. R. It., now A. C. lo It. R., thence Northdescribed real property, aliuatrd lo 8emln.de or Inlereat la and tn tb* following described easterly 703.3 feet to Deal line o f aald Seclhm Countp, rlorlda, lo-w lt: Lot-Num ter I, Sec­ Und In Hemlnole Coantp. rlorlda, more par- 13, thence North 207 feet lo point e f U*Ut* tion 1, Township 30 South. Range 30 East. tlcuUrlp described oo follows, to-w lt: nln*. II appearing from . l e Rill o t Complaint here­ And I, aa flheriff o f Hemlnola County, In tC4*r Th* Eaat bait o f tb* K ortbeu t Qaarter ot in filed and dntp verified under oath as pro­ vided bp law, that II ta the heller o f the com ­ tb* Naribwast Quarter of tb* N ortheut Quar­ lo eatlafp aald eaeculliin. will offer fur salt 0, and nell the above deecrlbed propertp lo the plainant. Margaret W. Hunter, that there I* a ter o f tb* Boalbwtet Qaarter o f flection blglieet and I-eel bidder fur canb during Ik* persnit. or are iwraona. Interested In the above Township 31, Boalb o f Rang* 30 E u L legal hour# of-ante In front o f Ihe CYrurt llooe* It appearing from tb* sworn bill o t com­ described propertp whose name, or nsiora are plaint filed In thl* can##, tbat pou Lav* or door t l Sanford. Seminole Countp. Florid*, on unknown to tbe complainant. It ta therefore ordered that all parllr* claim­ claim ta bare som* Internet In nnd t o th* land Monday, th* 7th dnp o f March, A. D. 1821. ing an Interest In and to tbe shore described herein abort described, therefore, pou and *arb .Term *: Cash, purchaser lo pap for deed. C. M. HAND, land appear to the aald Hill o f Complaint f il­ o f pou are herebp required lo be and apuei ed herein on or before Moadap, tb* 2nd dap o f for* our Circuit Court at tb* Court lions* Is 33-3te ________ Sheriff o f Hemlnole Countp, Fl*.. Map, A. D. 1821, lb* tame being a Rule Dap Hanford, rlorlda. on th* 4lb dap o f April, A. I). NOTICE OF SHERIFF 1 it , BALE 1821, and then and there mak* answer to th* o f till* Court. It la further ordered that (Ida nolle* le pub­ bill o f complaint filed agalnat poo. Otherwise, Netlre la hereby given that under and by vlra decree pro cunfesao will bo entered. lished In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper pulitne uf a writ o f exe.rntion Issuing oat of tb# It ta ordered that thl* notice be published in office of tbe Clerk o f the Circuit tVurt In Ilklied at Hanford, Seminole County. Florida, tba Banford llerald, a newspaper published In for Stmlbole Countp. Florida, whrrrln J. ” • wire a week fur twelre cunaecullve weeka. Wlluraa the hand and acal of It. A. Imuglas*. Hemlnole County, rlorlda, one* a week foe U ln g, Joined tip J. K. Ijring, her huaband, ar* Clrfk o f the aald Circuit Court fur Hemln.de (welv* week*. ptatntlfl'a amt Millie Collin# 1* defendant. I. WITNESS mp hand and tha seal o f tha aald i t B&erlff o f fktalnolft Cotmtj* FteM** h m County. Florida, at the Court House at San­ ford. Ftridda, thli th* 27th dap o f January, A. Circuit Court on this 11th dap or I>*c*mb*r, A. lerled upon tbe following deecrlbed properly m II.. 1821. D. 1830. Seminole Countp. Florida,' aa the property of (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLAHB, (8EAL) E. A. DOUOLABB. Willie Collin*, to w it: * Reg. { I NW cotarr M Clark o t th* Circuit Court, Clerk Circuit Court. E half o f NW quarter of HIV quarter of N " Remind* Countp, Florida. quarter o f flection 3d. TownaUtp 18 8 , I!inF* ROHINSON A. RIHDGEH. Solicitor* for Complainant.___________2I-13IC GEO., A. DeCOTTKR. 30 E.. run Btrolh 330 feel. Eaat 201 feet, NSolicitor and o f Oouom I for Complainant. 330 feet. Weal 201 feet to beginning and will IN CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDICIAL IB-lit* offer Ibe earn# for, sale before lb# Court Uu®** CIRCUIT, BTATE OF FLORIDA. COUN. door, of Remlnole Countp, Florid*, lo tb* hireT T OT BEMINOLE.— IN CHANCERY. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH eat bidder for cash, purchaser paying for tR *p \ • JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN during Ihe legal boors o f aale, on tbe 7th “ ‘ L - X . BILL FOR PARTITION. AND FOR BEMINOLE COUNTY. o f Jlarch, 1821. to M tlafp-sald writ Margaret W . Hunter, a widow, — IN CHANCERY. Dated thla the !3 lb dap o f January. I8« vs. Claud* n . Stone, complainant, ( * C. M. HAND. Kenneth W. Iluatrr, ft al.. n, 22 4tc Sheriff Hemlnola Ownily. rvrida. NOTICE OT PUBLICATION.. Florence Rosier Stone, Defendant. To Royal Hnnlrr: CITATION. Whereaa It ‘ appear* from tbk HUl o f Com­ Tn Florence Rotter Slone, Residence Unknown: NOTICE o r APPLICATION FOR' TA X DEED plaint filed herein dulp rerflled Under qath •• UNDER BXCTION 871, GENERAL It appearing from 4n affidavit filed la this provided bp law. that you are * defendant nam­ cans* that pon nre a aon-realdent o f th* Btat* ■TATUTIB „ ed In aald lilll, that your residence la un­ o f rlorlda; tbat pour plat* o f reeldeoce la ua* Nolle* Is hereby given that T .. O. RoeWC*. known and that jo u are oyer the age o f twrn- known; that po* are over th* ag* o f twenty- purchaser of Tax OerUflcat* N*. 3 1 (5 ; , 1 y •<eie peare, and that there le no person In the one pram, and tbat there la no out In tb* Btat* th. Ath dap o f Jana, A. D. 1814, taa filed • "* Hint* of Florida aervlre-of subpoena upon whom o f Florida tba rente* o f a tubpoaoa upon whom rorllflcale in mp offlro. and hi* made would bind pou, the aald Royal Hunter. would bind po*. tba Mid Floraare Rosier flton*. cation for tax deed to (aeuv la accordance * ! ' It Is therefore ordered that you do appear to Therefore, poo nre herebp ordered and re­ law. Bald certificate embrace* tb*_ f0*~T' ■he IRR o f Cvuiplalnl filed herein at Ihe (kmrt quired on tb* Tib dap o f March. A. D. 1831, to Ing drocrllwd propertp altaated In Hnuae In Henfotd. Seminole Coanly, Florida, on appear to lb* bill ot complaint txhlblied against coontp, Florida, lo-w lt: N half o f 8 1 q* or before Monday, tb* 4(h dtp of April, 1821, po* In Ibit cane*, otherwise a decree pro con- ter o f NE quarter*(lead beg. 33 ft. »- •* “ J lb* same bring a rale dap of this Court: In de­ freao will b* entered agalnat pou oq aald data. ror. run B 013 fL W 838.30 fL . N «*8 «*■ J fault Ihereof a decree, pro confeoto will In en­ II U further ordered that thl* nolle* be pub­ tered agalnat pou and th* aald cause proceed lished la lb* Banford Herald one* a week roe 838.3d ft..) Bee. 31, Twp. 30 fl. B n - » £ Tba aald land being areereed at tb* dal* ax part*. * • tight w i< H ( > Issuance oi o f ia such iiauanci c « ccertificate v i u n a t « in tb* ■ l i . iot t m od It I* further ordered that Ihia nolle* b* WITNESS mp band aad th* a**l o f said Ualere arid rortincat* »b‘ n ” llahed In tb* Baaford Herald, a newspaper Court oa thla th* 10th dap o f December, A. D. W. Haack. redeemed according to law ta* ***d **n . yT pubUahed at Baaford In lem lnole County. Flori­ 1830. Uwraoa an tho 13tb 4 * / o f Tohroorj. A. ** da, one* a week for tight c*oa*cnllv* week*. (BBAL) R. A. DO DO LABS, 1831. _____ , ttkn Witness Um band and Mat o f N. A. Douglas*, Clark o t Circuit Court. Wltsare mp. officia l atgvatsra to d real Clerk o f tb* Circuit Court of Bemlaol* coun­ _____ S*mU*l* Ooontp, Florida. ty, Florida, this tb* 37th dap o f January, A. D., GEO. A. D*COTTER, Solicitor aad ot COareal far OomplaUanL 10?8 S A L ) B. A. DOUOLABB, ’ __________________________ c^ t £ 2 ? i 2 m n Cltrh Circuit Court. 13-8te. Dp V. ■ , DOUOLABB. ft. CL ROBINSON A BRIDGES, Try a Herald'Want Ad.— It pay*. S olid lore fee Complaint*!. . 3 ttle 31-die ■ ■ ■ M H ......................... i ’* . T*i ■ , &B »' c ’ . Legal Advertisements "Home, Sweet Home ~ thats the music fi>r me IT WAB a rotten night AND WATCHING my wife, RAIN, WIND, mad, alaah, QUIETLY KNITTING awa& • • • • * • • ■ t AND AFTER a kard day, IN T H E d r o u g h t . IT MADE me eoro, A N D I L c a r d th a r a in . 9 ft* • • • • I I • • # • BEAT AT the windows. TO GET all dolled up, • • • 9 • • • HOW L AROUND. • • • • 9 * 9 9 • • • • TOOK UP a book. FROM FRIEND wife, • *• • IN THE old arm chair. BUT ORDERS la orderf, ft * AND I stretched ouL I NEVER conld see. • 9* 9 ON A pair ot Ash. • 9 AND*THE winter wind. JU8T TO go calling • 9 • • AND “ GEE," I aald. LIT ONE ot those cigarette*, “ THIS IS a bum Ufa.1* THAT “ SATISFY." ’ • • • • • • A N D S A ID , “ O b , M an. • • • • •» • THEN THE phone rang: • • • IT S A great old life.”- AND THE party waa off. • • < 9 9 9 I CLIMBBD out quick. T’ S a n e a t life, til right-som e­ times. But In fair weather or fool. • • • I FROM TH E aoup and flahu 9 20 fo r 2 0 cents i n » i r - U 4 h t p a o J te fte o . A l t o o U a J M b J * in r o u n d Hat o f SO, n c a m t u l t d 9 9 INTO THE eaay clothe*. 9 ft _______I w Q y 9 Turkish and Domestic tobaccos. And mind you— the “ Satisfy.Wend" eow‘1 be cojfadJ ANO SAT by the lire. • • • TOASTING MY to * * . o o o C IG A R E T T E S SOUTHERN HUGE LETTUCE . LAKE COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB COLLEGE OPENS CROP IN THE ON THURSDAY INCORPORATES PALMEETO SEC, TAVARES, Feb. 5.— Articles of in­ PALMETTO. Fob. 7.—VoncUble corporation for the Lake County crops in this section nre cominp alone Country Club hnvc been forwarded to fine. A few days ago the Tribune rorth egovemor for the granting of a lrupondent, in company with.M. 0. charter. The club will hnve its prin­ Harrison, n successful trucker and cipal office at Eustfs, nnd will be cap­ farmer In this section, visited num­ italized for $100,000, of 1000 shares bers of beautiful farms. There hnvc of par value of $100, half preferred been between eight and nine hundred nnd hnlf common. The officers are: acres in lettuce raised here this sea­ W. M. Igon, Eustls, president; H. C. son. About two-thirds of the crop hns Duncan, Tnvnres, first vice-president; been shipped. The farmers arc busy getting off the remainder. There will R. N. White, Mt. Dora, second vicebe probably 800 enrs shipped nil told. president; II. C. Hannah, Eustis, third 'After the lettuce is disposed of the vice-president; T. S. Kennedy, Eustis, name land will he planted in tomatoes general manager; Alfred Rehbqum, and peppers. The total acreage in Mt. Dorn, secretary nnd treasurer. The grounds are located in nnd tomatoes this season will be about about Lakes Johanna, Irma, Alfred, 8500. There will also be from 500 to East and West Crooked, with an ele­ 600 acres in celery, from 300 to 600 vation ranging from 147 to sixty feet, acres in peppers, 175 acres In egg­ plants and n Inrge acreage in cabbage, nnd are said by the Scottish profes­ beans, squash, beets, cucumbers, etc. sional golfer, Cuthbert 'Butchart, to There will be from thre eto five crops he the most desirable .he has seen In raised on all the cultivated lands, as this eountry. With the opening of this the farmers raise a succession of link's next season there will be five ■' . , crops—first lettuce, then tomntocs and golf course* In Lake county. peppers. After that com, and numbers o f them plant cowpears and pumpkins State Receipts on among the corn, After the com is Oil Tax are Good gathered n fine crop of hny is cu t The Palmetto section, which in­ TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 5.—The old cludes Kllenton, Terra Coin and Snead's Island produces the finest let­ division of the state department of tuce grown in Mnnatee county, while agriculture hns just been audited for Bradentown, Mnnatee and Onceo pro- the years 1919 and* 1920*. and the re­ -rduce the finest celery. Some of the port of the audit, made by Hon. J. finest Sugar cane land in Florida is Will Yon, stntc auditor, submitted to *, found in this county. Also numbers the governor. As Is generally known, the state col­ o f acres of rice and potatoes nre lects a tnx of 1-8 cent on each gallon grown here. fa e Manatee section hns been very of gasoline sold in the state by the aptly called the garden spot of Flor­ 1various companies operating nnd do­ ida. Ther onro thousand snf ncres of ing business in the state. The reland, just ns good ns that now cul­ 1cciptB from this tnx nre placed In tivated, still*undovelnped, wnlting to t the stnte treasury to the credit of be put In cultivation. There nlso nre |the gasoline and oil inspection fund thousands of ncres in oranges and nnd at the end of the year the total grapefruit, young nnd old groves.— amount, less the expenses o f operat­ ing the division, is transferred to the Tnmpa Tribune. state road department fund. Accordin gto the state auditor’s re­ port, the total collections in the oil division for 1919 and 1920 amount to $103,531.25, and the expenses of oper­ ating the division for the two years totaled $2,027.03. In the report the stnte auditor reccommends the nboltion o f one of the in N*w York City alone from kidney trouble Wat year. Don't allow clerks employed in the division, stat­ yourself to become a victim ing that ho believes that the records by neglecting pains and aches. may he kept and the revenue collect­ Guard against trouble by taking ed by one clerk. 16799 DIED t GOLD M EDAL iV J t \ I *s IM i s 1/ , Tb* world'sstandard rraedy for kidney. Ever, bladder and uric odd troubles. Holland's national remedy since IftftS. AU druggists, three aUee. Guaranteed, h l~ m--------- CeU U o d o l «a ever? *Fort Lauderdale is taking advant­ age of the high prices in Miami and ia entertaining a lot more winter visitors this year than ever before. Some other towna are getting wise to the policy, also. CLEARWATER,1 Feb. 7.— Work on i the temporary boys' dormitory build­ ings at Clearwater Beach for South­ ern College Is rushing rapidly for­ ward. One of the buildings was com­ pleted Saturday, while another will be finished today, nnd the fuondutionB for two more hnvc been laid. The buildings are of frame construction nnd nre complete with hnths nnd elec­ tric lights for the convenience of the students. Following n meeting of the school authorities Saturday it was decided to postpone the reopening of the col­ lege to Thursday, Feb. 11, instead of Tuesday, Feb. 8, ns originally plan­ ned. The people of this city are doing everything in their power to aid In the rapid completion of construction of the. buildings nnd other ways to nid the college authorities. The car­ penters of the city employed on the buildings gave one day's work each during the week free to the school, while numerous other citizens have aided in various ways. Present indications nre that practi­ cally 9 per cent of the students will return Thursday to resume their studies at tha college. There are alBO numerous reservations being made by girls and boys desiring to enter the schoof. A GOOD F R IE N D A good friend Blands by you when in need. Sanford people tell how Doan's Kidney Pills hnve Btood the teat, * Mrs. E. Woodcock, of 300 Elm Avc. endorsed Donn’s six yenrs ago nnd again confirms the story. Could you nsk for more convincing testimony? “ Time hsa only increased my re­ gard for Donn's Kidney Pills and I cheerfully give my endorsement," says Mrs. Woodcock. “ Since giving my last statement, I have t»ed Doan's and they proved most satis­ factory in relieving me of a severe case of kidney trouble." (Statement given May 21, 1914). On March 19, 1918, Mrs. Wood­ cock said: “ Doan’s Kidney Pills made a complete cure in my case o f kidney trouble some yenrs ago and the eure has lasted. I gladly give this en­ dorsement and' wish t® confirm my former statement.” Price 60c, at nil dealers. Don't sim­ ply ask for a kidney remedy— get Donn's Kidney Pills— the same that Mrs. -Woodcock' had. Fostcr-Milbum Co., Mfri., Buffalo, N. Y. * The person vrith a little money in the bank is the one who can get the Alter March 4 one of the Interesting most satisfaction ont o f falling priegames revived wili be [ ^ o f f i c e . e«. mm t * M - 4; ^ ; .J J V i I im ' S: fe : - - •v . . -.Ca I ' ■ - u ; . . - t . 1 . - . ■* - �• • — — - .......... - — - — -. THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921 FORMER PRESIDEN JACKSONVILLE R. R. QUESTION FLORIDA S0L0NS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, WILL LEFT TO BOARDS LOSE CHANCE TO SAYS WILSON DISTRICT STATE BE SANFORD’S GUEST THURSDAY F. C. Groover, W ill A d ­ jNightriders Ordering Connecticut Farmers dress C. o f € . Thurs­ to Join Organization day, Feb. 10th Y OU don't use aa much of Calumet as you do of most other Baking Powders. It has more than ordinary leavening B tren gth . You save about halt You don’t pay a big price for Calumet it’s sold at a moderate price— that rep­ resents another saving. WILL NOT TAKE ANY PART IN WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.—The en­ DISCUSSING REDUCED tire question of dividing the state of WAGES Florida into new congressional dis tricts will be withdrawn from the ‘ WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.— President state legislature as a result o f pour BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Feb. 6.— Wilson yesterday refused the request The Chamber o f Commerce hns ar­ parlers among Republican leaders in You don’t feel uncertain as “ Either join the tenants organization of railroad labor union representatives ranged to have Mr. F. C. Groover ad­ congress. The Florida soions who to results. Baking9 never or leave your farm in ten days" waa that he investigate railroad executives dress the members at the first month­ have been burning the midnight o faQ—faecaua* Calumet never falls the decision made last night and pre­ claims before the railroad labor board fixing up various redistricting ly banquet which will be held In the sented to two dozen farm renters in that the carriers’ must adjust wages schemes will imva their labor for Valdez Hotel nt 7:30 p. m., Thursday, this vicinity by a masked band o f or face bankruptcy. He also declined nothing. February 10th. night riders who said they represent­ to submit the matter to congress. The Republican congressional lend­ Mr. Groover needs no Introduction ed the union. The president set forth his position ers have decided that the bill which in Sanford. His reputation as a Flor­ According to reports to Chief o f on the appeals made to him in a has passed the house fixing a new ida booster is state-wide. During his Police Glover, made by the farmers telegram addressed jointly to two of unit of apportionment shall not be re term ns president o f the Jacksonville who were visited the night riders the railway labor board unions and ported out/of the census committee of Chamber of Commerce he made an en­ were mounted" "on fiery steeds" which the Associatino of Railway Execu­ the senate to which it was referred a f­ viable record of attainments'for that were covered with white cloth. The tives, who olso had Bent n communi­ ter passing the house. This means organization. , procession as it moved through the cation to the white house. that it will die in a pigeon hole when Mr. Groover Is president o f the farm districts w asdescribed as “weird Confidence was expressed by the the season expires March 4. The leg­ Jacksonville Rotary Club and a leader and spectacular." president thnt all questions dealing islatures cannot act in the matter o f in all- civic and agricultural move­ Members of the band called upon with railroad labor and management redistricting their respective stntes, ments. He is a most interesting land owners and demanded that only might be left safely to the two bodies until they know whnt the unit of speaker and tho local chamber feels “ union farmers" be employed or given entrusted under the transportation apportionment is to be. particularly elated over the prospect of shelter. act with such matters—the Railroad The decision tp kill the pending bill having Mr. Groover the gueat o f honor Labor Board and the Interstate Com­ came after the Republican members It possesses the hipest merce Commission. on this occasion. o f congress from Kentucky nnd Mis ity ever put into a Bald Choose New N am e fo r President Bnli requests a full at­ He accordingly niformed the labor souri had made a convincing showing Powder.. Contains only su Gold Calm tendance of the xrwqbershtp to aasiat Vegetable Organization and carrier representatives that ho that their political interests would be edients as have been ofiiRtripe him in welcoming Mr.jproover and ex­ •odorsed by United States was submitting cqpics o f telegrams greatly imperilled, if not doomed, Y o ta ot a egg% Authorities. tending th e^ sp ita J H ^ o^ a n ford . fficupsofgranAt a meeting o f the management received from them to these two bod­ should the bill now on its way thru TicKefsior thc<TdLnner are $1.25. of the Manatee County Vegetable ies ds "the only action deemed neces­ congress be allowed to pass. In both For weeks, for months, it ca p crfw X r, S Remittance should Ue mado promptly Association, it was decided to change sary." keeps as fresh and full of states there wbpld Be « probability CTO of butts', strength ss the day it left tho The president’s telegram read as that Democratic (Construction to state to the secretary In order to insure the name of the progressive, co-op­ Calumet Factories the World’s ■follows: reservation. redistricting bills might make such erative marketing concern to the ■poona Calumet — ------------- ’ . v . u i i j (considered . U i d i u c r u u the IIIC B U Y - bills fail nnd bring about a situation “ _I have vm carefully sevA touring party under tho super­ Baking Powder. “ Manatee Farmers’ Exchange.” This L.ra| telegrams addressed to me deal­ vision of the Colpitts-Bockmnn Com­ change was made necessary to avoid where all of tho members o f congress 1 tablespoon of pany of Boston, Mass., will stop over confusion in the names o f the associa­ ing with the labor question and rail­ from both states would have to be vanffla. T h o * mix Intha tagoj in Sanford cn route to points further t e nand that o f the Manatee Growers’ road management now under consid­ elected at large. It was pointed out tarway. eration by the Railroad Labor Board that a Republican who would have to sooth. Association, there being no connection in Chciago. run at large for congress in Kentucky This party, consisting o f twenty whntever between the two concerns. "The transportation act approved or Missouri two yenrs hence probably people, will be taken around the city | . ,7. ,a ., k. Robinson, who is manager of Feb. 28, 1020, to a greater extent thnn ** * ** /»1____ 1___ » 1 would stand no more show of being by . committee o f the Ch.mber of , ho F„ rmcri). ' any previous legislation, places all elected than n snowflake hns o f pro­ — --w m --- Commerce a n d El.en oo opportunity been to tho vepetoble bneloee, 5o the questions dealing with finances and longed existence in the nether region. New Banking Firm tho peninsula, catering to tho two cit­ , f observing the Inten.ely developed j p „ , mony yeore, .ml h t, „ l „ „ y , be' railroad management nnd neccssnry ies of Daytona Bench and Seabreeze, The situation that hns developed agricultural eeetlon of Sooford. „eved In the eo-operotlve, ooofprollt at Daytona Beach; rates under the jurisdiction of the In­ when it tnkes up the subject ngalif, the organization’s plans to include the „ m,. W a b D J marketing principles, eo thnt tho terstate Comerce Commission; hence makes it uncertain thnt congress Enlarge Capital Stock increasing of capital stock from $25,Gee, They Must Be Bad Pr°wcr gets every cent of returns all questions involving the expense of will 000 to $50,000, the building of a new fix the house membership at operation, the necessities of the rail­ 435. The prevailing belief is thnt the banking house, and the addition o f a Down in Orlando fro. m J1 8 p r o d u c L ,,* e*ccp t th e a ctu a l i u » n 111 v m m l l U U eost 0f marketing. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Feb. 8.— roads, and the amount of money nec­ next bill will make n house so large dozen or more most prominent Day­ Announcement has been made of the ‘•Keep on guard," were the succinct ja n|.° I’ ° y ncrs Exchange essary to secure the successful opera­ thnt Kentucky and Missouri will not organization of the East Coast Bank tona Beach and Seabreeze residents as stockholders. words of E. 1). Vestel, chief of police, S '* ‘ J0,, FI° Hda tion thereof, are-now under the juris­ lose any members. & Trust Company, in this city, which diction o f the commission. yesterday when he consented to be in -; I)OSes "i th, f ° r ‘ nr cllnK Pur* will succeed the East Coast State If torches can’t .settle tho “ At the same time the ace places nil terviewed on tho best ways to balk ntrc 0* .. pm th eadvanBank,'the only banking institution on question, perhaps dynamite. Mrs. David Says She questions o f dispute betwene carriers the robbers, yeggs, crooks nnd stick- *».„ . . , . T ,,R: “ c 1 C9' In, questions oi dispute betwene c arriers & !3 U S ' Begged Husband Not up bandits who are picking Flordia. |vahtatri>« nf l0n nm ot^cr nd* i n” d ^ e lr cmPl°yeea and subordinate "Yea. keepon gnnnl," ..Id the chief '" " o r o l l . 1 2 * " * " -» l> " « t lv c oltlcml, under the Jurl.dletlon of tho to iKll J. L. K ing ♦♦-M-+-H-+++4+++44*444-4444+-t-++++4-*-4+4-l-4++-*-»-+4-H yesterday, “and u.e your judgment." of rT. » h IHmlron,l Lnhnr Ilnur,I, now eiltiog |„ ,. kjm u s oc when m i e n it un w n n i a 1to 0 j three members constituting the labor i — — ur. w course a m man wants lie then laid down a few safeguards 8cj| },)„ crop outright, the Manatee Chifrigo. This board is composed of JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 5.—That »s follows: |FFarmcrs’ Exchange will make a puiv group, representing the employees and her husband, Arthur G. David, charg­ 1. Don’t leave any money lying ohnsp, hut they believe In the co-oper-subordinate officials of the carriers; ed with first degree murder, killed amund. Keep it out of sight. If you „t|ve marketing system nnd advise,' three members constituting the man­ James L. King, ex-service man, last conduct a business don’t keep your this ntenns of disposing of the crop. agement group, representing the car­ August while she was begging David ; We knew n man with an automobile, \vho said he was cash in a weak little drnwer. Place It They use the building on the Sea­ riers; and three members constitut­ not to shoot, was the substance of the a careful driver in the hank as soon ns possible. Don't board tracks, next to the depot, for­ ing the public group, representing the testimony given today,by Mrs. Susia ’ • AND n E WAS! count money before strangers or .even merly used by tho Citrus Exchange, public. So far as ( am advised, the V. David, on the fbitd day of the He said, he would never injure anyona trial. The shooting took place on a before your friends, because strangers and Mr. Robinson will bo glad to ... t , board . « . .be v u relied Via W on HITC mny to LU1C" give care..... « ... iivu.umll mil DC w ,__ _____ , _____ ,, . AND HE DIDN'T! lonely road some distance from the are apt to come in. nnd Bee the ensh. v Axplnin . ___ . -------| M «iu w t i i i i } a i C i C U C l C k U B l i t H * l H I H t ' O complete details at all times ful ° " d intelligent consideration o f all He said: “ If anything happens, it will be the other fellow's fault” __ . . . . information . -- 'questions within its jurisdiction. To city wher\ David discovered her in an Keep the doors to your safe locked nntj furnish free market 4 AND IT WASl during nis hhours. Keep your money n]j vegetable growers.—Braden- seek to influence either of these bodies nutomobilo with King, she testified. That didn't prevent the other fellow from demanding money She was the seventh state witness, out of sight by nil means, nnd if n town Herald, upon anything which has been placed AND HE DID! stranger comes in and wants a large ---------------------------within their jurisdiction by congress, six having testified yesterday after­ Our man said: “ It's not my fault; I’ll notAray anything” noon. bill changed send him to a .bank. Play would be unwise and open to grave AND HE DIDN'T! Knott Lands Again objection. safe on money and above all things The other chap said: “ I’ LL SUE YOUi” keep it from view. "It would be manifestly unwise for Attend Directors AND HE DID! JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 7.— W. V. me, therefore, ot take any uction 2. Doq't wear jewelry. Keep, your Our friend’e lawyer said: “ We can bent him in court” Meeting in Jax jewels also out o f Bight in your home. Knott of Terra Cela, former state which would interfere with the order­ AND THEY DIDI Don't leavp your diamonds or pearl comptroller and candidate for gover­ ly procedure o f the Interstate Com­ Whereupon our frined said: "H a, Ha, I win!’ Mr. E. L. Ferran was in Jackson­ necklaces lying on the bureau or man­ nor eight years ago against S. J. merce Commission or of the Rnilroad ville last week to attend a meeting AND THEN ’ * tel. lie paid his lawyer a fee of $100.00, plus expenses, and ran his car the Cntts, hns been named by Governor Labor Board; and all the matters of the directors and trustees of the 3. Keep out of crowds. If you get Cary Hardee as superintendent of the mentioned in your telegram art: with­ Children's Home. Society of Florida, rest of the yenr nt his own risk. FOOLISH—WASN’T IIE? in the jurisdiction o f one or the other in crowds keep your coat buttoned and Mr. Ferran was accompanied by his State Hospital for the Insane at Chat­ There was a cheaper wny out, and we had told him about it, but watch your hip pickets. Keep your tahoochee. He succeeds Dr. H. Mason of these bodies; and in their action son-in-lnw, Mr. David L. Thrasher, of ' he thought he knew better. valuables in a ninside pocket. Crowds Smith, who goes to the St. Elizabeth I think we may repose entire confi­ Sanford, also a trustee of the homo. dence. Let us tell you how little it will cost for COMPLETE PROTEC­ are the pickpockets' haven. They Hospital at Washington. Mr. Ferran, who "has always done “ In view o f the foregoing, it docs much for the society and has been TION, we to furnish the lawyer, investigate nil claims, defend all thriv ein crowds. Ladles should watch not seem wise to comply with your suits, and pay all losses within the limit o f our policy. their purses. , one o f its most loyal supporters, re­ suggestion that the matter be sub­ 4. Lock your automobile, nnd tf you ports that over 1,300 children were mitted to the congress, nnd the only can’t locklt, disconnect a wire. • cared for during the past year and action deemed necessary is to submit 5. Don’t U> friendly with strangers. that reports show the home to be in a copies o f tho telegrams received from splendid condition. This is one of ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE They niny be “ wire tappers." you nnd fropi the .representatives of Florida’s greatest charities and it is 5- When you leave your residence, the railroad, executives in the Inter­ gratifying to know thnt the calls t * day or night, lock the windows and state Commerce Commission, and to doors, f along all lint's are being answered by the Railroad Labor Board, for such the good people of the stnte.— Eustis 7. When buying n ticket nt the de­ action ns these bodies mny deem wise Lnke Region. pot, or who npurchnsing goods, don’t in the premises; this will be done.’ flash a roll of bills. If necessity is the mother of inven­ 8- Take it upon yourself to be your tion, laziness must be the stepfather. Allen Turned Loose; own policeman. Be on guard contin­ ually, because Florida Is full of every Cherry Village, Ark.— In telling ol N ot Hames* Assailant known variety of thief, crook, bandit, her experience with Thedford’s Blackand robber, nnd they will stop at noth- Draught, Mrs. Lottie Ellis, R. F. D. No. DELAND, FcL 6.-i-Gcorge,W. Alien 1, this place, said: “ 1 used Blacking. Draught as a laxative, also for head­ of Minneapolis, who spent three weeks 9. Be on your guard for suspicious ache, torpid llTer and indigestion. It rharncters, especially smooth looking la the best liver medicine I bavo ever in DnVtonn and was then arrested and We believe in flowers, around t idlers nnd bums. Don’t feed a tramp. used and Is the only medicine I give charged with complicity in the murder homes of tho South. Flowers bright... up the home surroundings and give 10. In ease o f trouble cal! telephone my children. “ I feel like It has saved me a lot to o f Grady Hames o f Daytona Beach, pleasure and satisfaction to those who number 1073, police headquarters; doctors* bills, for when the children and who wos held on Wednesday with­ have them. 1008 the chief o f police, nnd 000, the complain of feeling had or have a cold, W e have filled more than a million I Just give them a good dose of Black- out bail, was today released from jail chiefs residence.— Orlando Sentinel. + THE MAN WHO KNEW AND WHAT CAME OF IT A. P. CONNELLY FOR HEADACHE,: UVERTROUBLE Bltck-Rrtiglit Is The Best Medi­ cineThis Lady Ever Used. Says It Is On!/Medicine She Gives Her Children. Million Packets O f American Legion to Take Action on K . o f C. Gift (By Tba AuacUUd 7r*u) WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—National executive committee of the American I-egionj which began three days’ ses­ sion here today, expected to take final action on offer o f Knights o f Colum­ n s of gift of $6,000,000 to b* used In erecting In Washington a w af memori­ al building. There was no talk o f intervention in Cuba while it was possible to get a drink at home. Draught and they aoon get all rig h t on his own recognisance by order of It certainly cleans the liver and clears op the.skin -and they are soon o u t Court Commissioner Grant Bly, acting well again. I wouldn’t he without it fo r Judge James W. Perkins, who is fo r anything." ill in Johns -Hopkins hospital, Balti­ Seventy y ea n o f successful use has more. made Tbedford’a Black-Draught a Arthur -frames, father o f the dead standard, household remedy. Every member, o f every family, needs, at man, and who Was taken from his times, the benefit that Black-Dnught homo nt Daytonn Beach and beaten, gives in helping to cleanse the eyatem during which assault his son was and to prevent o r n liev e the troubles killed, arrived from Atlanta, and im­ that come from constipation, Indigna­ tion, and a laxy liver. mediately stated, upon seeing Allen, T o keep well, — , your . . . . stomach, liver — ithat ho was not among the men who and bowels must be !n good-working order. Tp help keep them that war, take occasional doeee o f Tbedfonl’a ' The klHIng o f yonng Hames oc­ B lack-D nught Thousands o f hornas curred the night o f Dec. 28. A t the a n nevtr without i t prelimipary hearing in Allen’s paae F or sals by all druggists. Lena Hames, sister o f the murdered The genuine has .the name, Thedford’s, on the label. Insist on set- man, identified Alien as a member o f s F A iw r tir s s hta- packets o f , seeds, of beautiful yet easily grown flowers to be given to our customers this spring for the beautifying of their homes. • Wouldn’t you like to have five packets of beautiful flowers treeT YOU CAN GET THEM! Hastings’ 1M1 catalog la a 116-page handsomely -illustrated, seed book with twenty beautiful pages showing’ the finest va­ rieties in their true natural colors. It Is ful) of helpful garden, flower and farm information that Is needed in •very home, and, too, the catalog tells yon how to get these flower seeds ab­ solutely free. Write for our 1931 catalog now. It is the finest, most valuable and beau­ tiful seed book ever published, and f t a will b* mighty glad you’ve got it. There is no .obligation to buy any­ thing. Just ask foy the catalog. H. a H A tTIfipt 0 9 , 8KID8MIN, ALL KINDS OF IN S U R A N C E . RE ALC ESTATE. SANFORD, FLA. NOW IQtfRE PWTKTED Used in connection with no other I M flia c o r n R fr J eubJecLdoee the newly coined and frequently heard expression qn ot-' ed above, mean more or apply with greater force thnn in the matter o f Insurance on 'you r property, as­ suring yon agalnkt financial Iota In the event o f its destruction by fire. SKIS US ABOUT FIRB INSURANCE! �^-^gVrrgksl^E^ . ..jj. . ,____ .••,, • ' .tf5«>-*» r .- THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921 Henry Shoulet, on First-street, (and she is not*so well but is better now. WILLIAMS-RICHARDS lifted his spot light and battery hem Rev. Albertson gave us a good ser­ the machine. Mr. Shoulet thinks mon on the Christian way o f render­ The following invitation which has there were several in the party. ing good fo r evil instead o f the savage been received here will be o f interest Mr. and Mra. Charles Bell and son, of blow fo r blow. He also sang fo r to the many friends of Mrs. Williams Ernest, arc attending the fair at Tam­ us, at. our request, the beautiful song and her daughter: pa this week. “ A Clear Heart." "Mrs. Elizabeth M. Williams re­ H. Jordan and wife, of Alabama, Captain George Munson spent a few V IC E -P R* E SID ENT have moved here to reside. Mr. Jor­ days here with his sister, Mrs. J. E. quests the honor of your presence at , » ** ilk' the marriage o f her daughter, Mabel dan works on the railroad. Lundquist and brother, Emil MagnuStromberg Motor Devices Co., W. J. Jewell and family, formerly son, leaving for his home in Savannah Adeie to Joseph William Richards on of Virginia, have moved to Monroe. on Tuesday. We understand that since the evening o f Sunday, the sixth of Chicago, 111. Mr. Jewell is a machinist at Sanford. the war his boat run has been between February at 4 o'clock at the home of the bride," T. J. Walker and family of Georgia, New York and Boston. Mrs. Richards is a former Sanford A farewell party was given Miss The largest carburetor manufac­ Mrs. Jones o f Jacksonville, a home girl, having lived with her mother on Ruth Pittman a few days before her missionary, is the gufcst o f her friend, turers in the world has bought a Lake Oonoro. The family have redeparture for her future home in Mrs. Wcsterdick, for a few days. New Marmon 34. Tennessee. Many little friends as­ th . 'contract for l0 w “ * p“ lra W. J. O’Neill spends his business sembled to enjoy the social. Delight­ strawing the roads on towards San­ ful refreshments were served. life among automobiles ‘ Studying In Court of County Judge, State of ford avenue. Mr. Biixard has returned from the their requirements and their per- ’ Florida, Seminole County. Mr. Tyner’a family attended the re­ East Cosst where he went on busi­ vival services in town Sunday cvc- IN RE ESTATE OF: formances. ness. He is now confined to his home nlng, taking back with them Mr. an«j! Andrew Charles Rotundo, Lewis by illness. Frank Rotundo, Marie Catherine Mrs. W. A. Tyner who w$rc visitors .Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Embodcn, of H E B O U G H T A M A R M O N 34. Rotundo, Michael Bernard Rotundo, at their home. 1 Virginia, have moved to Monroe to John Felix Rotundo and Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee treated Mrs. make their home. , W. A. ESTAVER, Distributor, Jacksonville, Fla, Augusta Rotundo, Minors, Boreil, Mrs. Ballinger and Miss Mar­ have moved here where Mr. Walker Notice is hereby given to all whdh garet Ericson to a pleasant ride to H. H. HEVEY, Orlando Representative, 203 So. will engage in trucking. Soldier Creek where they attended an it may concern, that Carmel Rotundo, Mrs. Kate Kecley has returned to Orange Ave. open-air service led by Rev. Albert­ as Guardian o f Andrew Charles, Lew­ her home at Slmpsonvillc, Ky., after is Frank, Marie Catharine, Michael son near the crate mil), Sunday.moma pleasant visit to relatives here. Bernard, John Felix and Clarence Au­ Phone 713 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hawkins and ing. - S ~ ~~3 ' -_r-r * : gusta Rotundo, minors, will, on the The blue birds and .mockers a n . jf v • :;v A family spent a pleasant day at Day­ happy over the beautiful spring days 12th day o f March, 1021, apply to the tona Beach this week. which are bringing out the peach and Honorable E. F. Housbolder, County orange blooms very fa s t Hope no Judge in and fo r said County, at his office iff Sanford, in said County, at 2 hnrd frost comes now. o’clock p. m., or as soon thereafter os There was a-largely attended party IT ’S N O LIG H T JOB the matter can be heard, fo r author­ held Monday evening at the home of ity to sell, at public or private sale, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bertelson . In to build a heavy truck body, and honor o f tho birthday of the hosteis the undivided interest o f ’ said minors that’s no joko cither. We build in nnd to the following described real Archio Swanson and John Lund­ and all report a fine time. A few of them to order and to last. You' estate, in said County, to-.wit: quist, Jr., spent Sunday at tho home the ladies also met there in the frftercan see it growing on your chassis Lots 4 and G in Block 16, all of I Q j ■ ig W i’l noon and as usual cake and coffee of Waif red and Carl Pierson. if you like. Ail kinds of body1 Block 15 and all of Block 21, Chap­ Mrs. M£aler and Mrs. Niel Swan­ were served, so the other was a sur­ models designed to your sketches, man and Tucker’s Addition to San­ son were callers Thursday, at the prise. Besides the Upsala folks they ford, Floridn, which application will CONSULT US TODAY wero pleased to have present Mr. and home o f Mrs. Alfred Ericson. be based upon the petition for sale Mrs. Niel Swanson spent Friday at Mrs. Reid of Boston, Ga., and Captain now on file in said Court. the home of Mrs.. Emil Magnuson, Munson. Sanford A uto Body Co. Dated February 3rd, A. D. 1921. Mr. and Mrs. Mealer invited Mr. where Mrs. Ballinger also called. CARMEL ROTUNDO, Mr. and Mrs. J. El Lundquist and and Mrs. Niel Swanson as their auto 26-5tp Guardian. Captain Munson were dinner guests guests in a visit to tho home o f Mrs. ants, I, as Sheriff of Seminole Coun­ same to be sold to the highest and Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McDougall on Celery avenue Inst Sun­ NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ty, Florida, have levied upon the fol­ best bidder for cash, purchaser to pay E. W. Lundquist, who, after service, day. Notice is hereby given thnt under lowing described property in Semi­ for title. . Dated this the 10th day of Febru­ took them for an auto ride. nole County, Florida, as the property T. J. Miller A Son arc having the nnd by virtue of a writ of execution ary, A. D. 1921. of Green Hart, Deceased, and AmanMr. and Mrs. Alfred Ericson nnd balcony tom down In the Imperial issued out of the office of tho Clerk of C. M. HAND, dn Hart, dnughtcr and sole heir at Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse Lee were Thurs­ building and will flx up this fln t the Circuit Court in nnd for Seminole Sheriff Seminole law of Green Hart, Dec., to-wlt: Lot 2, day night callers at the home of Mr. County, Floridn, wherein A. M. floor for their furniture store ns they 26-4tc County, Fla. nnd Mrs, Niel Swanson. plaintiff, (A. M. Robinson’s Survey of an addition to expect to move from their present Thrasher, was Thrasher having assigned said .judg­ Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, Mrs. Geo. Benton nnd daughters, quarters about the first'of May. ment to Geo. W. Cook), nnd C. M. (Icbb the East* 117 feqt), nnd will o f­ WANTED— Salesmen for line of Alice nnd Helen, of Maitland visited fer the same for sale bgforo the Court Snturdny at the home of her niece, J. S. Thornton, representing the S. Hand, ns Sheriff and Ex-Officio Ad­ guaranteed tires. Guaranteed sal­ House door in Sanford, Seminole ministrator of the Estate of Green Mrs. Barney Beck. P. Richards Co., of Atlanta, was in County, Fla., during ‘ the legal hours ary $100 per week with extra com­ Mr. nnd Mrs. John Boreil and Mrs. the city today calling on the local Hnrt, Deceased, nnd Amundn Hart, of sale, on the 7th day of March, A. missions.—Cowan Tire and Rubber Ericson called to see their sister, Mrs. trade. Jimmy is one of the most dnughtcr and sole heir at law of D. 1921, to satisfy said writ and costs, Co., Chicago, III., Box 784. 26-2te Green Hart, Deceased, are defendMagnuson, Sunday after service, as popular men on the road. w. j. o\ WASHINGTON, Feb. 10— Public school teachers of the United States should receive at least $1,800,000,000 In salSrics this year, P. P. Claxton, commissioner o f education, said here yesterday. Last year teachers drew a total of approximately^ $700,000,000. Salaries o f elementary school ^bachers now are about 30 per cent higher than four years ago, accord­ ing to Claxton's reports, . showing that the campaign to get them more pay has been partially successful. High school principals now are apld an average of 18 per cent more than before the war, the records show. LAKE MNROE Springtime is here, and wi}h it the happy song o f the birds. The plant­ ers are busy plowing and, getting the soil in readiness for pepper, egg plants and other early crops. Many have pepper plants large enough to aet 'out, but arc a little afraid to set them in the field so early. Dwelling houses are what we need in our town. Substantial people are being turned away every day for the lack of n houses, Phillip Yager, one o f our enterprising young business men is planning to build several cot­ tages upon the five acres he bought in Monroe. If we only had a hotel or a large rooming house many tourists would stop with us and enjoy the tine country surrounding, the splendid vegetables that are grown in such abundance here, and Lake Monroe would afford them the finest fishing in the state of Florida. W. F. Pittman and family have re­ turned to their old home at Tennes­ see where thoy will reside in the fu ­ ture. Guy Buchannn and wife, of St. Louis, while touring the stnte, stop­ ped over with his brother, S. H. Buch­ anan and spent the week end. L. Mancel is ill at hik home here. Mr. Mancel was stricken while at work-in the fields and contniugs very sick. Sneak thieves entered the garage of UPSALA'AND GRAPEVILLE it t J» Celery in 4-One Crates is Selling tor Top Prices in All Markets W OODLAND & Selling Agents, E. Shore o f Va. Produce Ex., Onley, Va. Peninsula Produce Ex., Pocomoke, Md. COMPANY WOODLAND & COMPANY General Commission Merchants, General Commission Merchants 217 Charles Street, Baltimore, Md. * 217 South Charles Street, Baltimore, Md. Jan. 3li 1921. Baltimore, Md., Jan. 31, 1921. 4jOne Box Makers o f New York, 105 Hudson Street, New York, N. ,Y. Gentlemen: . - F. F. Dutton, Inc., . Sanford, Fla. Dear Sirs: In reply to your inquiry as to condition of Car No. FGE23694 celery arriving Saturday, January 29th, 1921, from F. F. Dutton, Inc., Sanford, Fla. We wish to advige you that in our experience in handling cel­ ery, we have never received a car in„better package or condition than this 4-One Box. This box enabled us to get the top of the market, as a rule we will always find from ten to twenty-five crates o f celery broken up, m this car there was not one package broken. We will in the future, always demand when buying cek ery, shipments in the 4-One-Box. Trusting this will answer your inquiry, we are, We wired you this A. M. to ship us one car of celery, same as car received today in the 4-One Box. We wish to advise that this is the package that the trade wants here and in the future al­ w ays give ds celery in this package if possible, as we will never have any trouble in disposing of same. We secured the top mar­ ket here today on this celery and can make money right along and can handle more celery if you continue giving us this kind of celery in the 4-One Box. *% Yours very truly, WOODLAND & COMPANY, By E. K. Woodland. Yours very truly, „ WOODLAND & COMPANY. DICT-EKW: DICT-EKW: M . * W B: . Warehouse 4th and Myrtle Streets i ----------. - •‘ • " i ; I-S - - s * ♦ V ' ■ ^ -----------------3 ■ I 1 �1 to -------------------------------- — — ~V / - l?*2- ’ - * f I M. «-*; > V7T7-'*- i--1--4 - : agggwaMiy-j aj-1 - THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921 T3tf H e rod a n d gun club Doyou know you can roll SO held en th u siastic m eet qgan lOcts from ono bag of COURT HOUSE LAST NIGHT of Incorporation Committee Shows Fine Progress R eport PURCHASED nv LAKE FRONT THAT EXTENDS Tt) UNION AVENUE, MAKI?fG THREE ACRES - T (From Tuesday's Dally) One of the moat enthusiastic meetiart of the year was that o f the SanRod & Gun Club which was held jut night in the Court House. Folly fifty men were present at tho meeting and listened to the report o f tbi incorporation committee, the bulldI - committee and those who have been soliciting stock subscriptions, gany item* concerning the proposed thb were discussed and the buitding {comittee will soon have something definite to report. An architect has been employed and will be on the, pound this week to go Into the mstt« with the members o f the building (comittee. pipers conveying the beautiful site recently purchased on Lake Monroe t# the club will soon be' ready and ti« deal will be. closed for the site within a few days. The club has fundi with which to pay cash for this fine site, which comprises over three acres of land facing Lake Mon* roe and extending from Union avenue to the lake, and within six city blocka of the business section of Sanfqrd. Stock is still being sold in the club, no member being allowed to Buy more than *100 worth. Several new sub­ scribers were reported nt the meeting last night unit the total is now very near to the 100 mark. The great need of the clflb just now ii more members. In order to build a club house that will be a credit to tho city at leust 100 more members at |100 each are*needed and every mem|btr is pledged to secure nt least one |ntw member before the next meeting |of tlje club which will be held in the ourt house on Monday evening, Febjary 14th at 8 p. m. This will be an open meeting and levery man who is interested in SnnIford is invited to attend. Sanford Irertuinly needs a building which will Iaccommodate conventions, nnd furnish Is place to entertain our visitors as [well as our own people. , Sen. Fletcher Seeking Confirmation o f All Florida Appointees (*T I** Aimc1»U4 rrw.) WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.— Demo­ cratic senators expect to be bole to force the confirmation of all ex-ser­ vice men whose names are pending before the senate for postmaaterahips. Senator Fletcher is taking the lead in this matter. Florida names pendnig are as follows: Greenville, George W. Laney; Haw­ thorne, Clyde C. Sherouse;' Millville, Daniel II. Laird;'' Tarpon Springs, John T. Cowsert. Irish General Killed in Ambush OENUINE “ B ullD urham TOBACCO. FOREIGN POWER WANTED U. S. TO FORGO COLLECT’N DUBLIN, Feb. 8.— Michael Col­ lins, adjutant general of the Irish army, was killed in an ambush at jaflt week, in which it was ONE DEBTOR DID ASK UNITED previously reported he had been STATES TO MAKE FREE GIFT wounded, according to the police au­ OF LOANS thorities here. Collins, the.police de­ clare, was shot dead while giving in­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—Declara­ structions to his men in carrying out tion by Secretary o f the Treasury the ambush attack Houston that an unnamed Allied gov­ ernment had proposed to the United A LIVING ILLUSTRATION OF THE States cancellation o f its war obliga­ tions to this country; a wrangde over . VALUE OF AN IDEA. status of war loans toRussia and Rus­ "Parson" Jnoes, Porgy Key lime sia embassy,financing, and a decision grower, with an income of $16,000 or to divide the investigations as to for­ $20,000 a year, who is to visit Presi­ eign loans with the foreign relations dent-elect Harding at Miami, is a liv­ committee, marked today's session of ing illustration of the value of nn the senate judiciary committee. The idea. He is also n living exception to proposal of Senator Reed, Democrat, the rule— if indeod it is a rule— thnt Missouri, to prohibit additional for­ those who settle beside opalescent eign loans was under consideration. waters and under cerulean skies Secretary Houston said merely where the climate is benign increases that “ one government" had proposed in indolence, not in industry or in cancellation by the United States of wealth. Thirdly the ease of "Par­ loans to i t He preferred “ not to say" son" Jones shows that the real negro what government, and the question — not a quadroon or an octoroon— was not further pressed by Senator may become, upon a largo scale, a Reed. self-made man. Moat of the session was taken up Numerous Kentunckian9 who have with discussion o f Mr. Houston’s as­ dropped anchor in the vicinity of ‘Key sertion that he did not propose to Largo at the southern end of Hiscayne make further loans to foreign gov­ bay have known or heard of “ Person" ernments. The secretary contended, Jones. Some of thorn fisher's for however, that It would be “unfortun­ snappers, grunt nnd "such smull ate" if the United States failed to deer" where the gray roots of the live up to "solemn commitments" and mangroves rise nt the water’s edge, make additional payments, if request­ knew Porgy—or Porgee—Key years ed, in the case o f balances, estimated ago when “ Parson" Jones lived there at $76,000,000, standing to the credit in Robinson Crusoe style with menus of Allied nations. He added that no of support so nearly invisible that he such requests had been made or indi­ seemed the beach comber par excel­ cated, however. lence. v Sand Key crawfish were to [Methodists’ Drive • be had for the spearing in the shal­ For Educational lows. Fish of o^ er kinds, including Dr. Edwin Sparks De­ Fund May 29-June 5 no doubt that for which the key was livers Second Lecture and line. In a few spots upon the islet on Americanization named, were caught easily with hook |TOTAL OF $.14,000,000 IS NOW •there wns Boil enough to grow n TO HE RAISED IN The Americanization Class had. the patch of bananas. , • THAT PERIOD Here was n place whepc a man with pleasure of hearing ngain Dr. Edwin a peck of meal was independent; a Earle Sparks, president emeritus of MhMPlMS, Feb. 4.— The date fo r. )occ jn which a man—any man of the Pennsylvania State College. Dr. color_ might dream dream away away the Sparks hns givtn to this cUhs three , .the $33,000,000 campaign to bo con-|nny . ’ .my color—might ™,teJ tht‘ Methodist Episcopal jdayBi ,oaf away the years, waste a lectures which were no( only instruc­ tburch, South, for the building of Its Hfe (n >lo|hi brother of the iridescent, tive but Intensely interesting ns well. wucationnl institutions and advance- |je,|y fiah an(J the "Portuguese man- Ilia mustcrly lectures on the different j of Christinn education, was f i « d |0*.war » whJch '8nil8 with n fair wind, phrases of American History and Gov­ for May 29th to June 5th, at a metting (ne|Rhbor of the king crab, (he pelcian, ernment shows him to be not only a wrt today of members, of educational the Wftter turkey, upon the northern lecturer of unusual ability but also a commission and representatives o f the reaches o f the scarlet flamingo’s master of the different periods of thirty-seven church conferences. northward flights and not too far American History.’ fie has been most •Plans discussed at today's session from Mjnmj to take In a harvest of successful in dealing With tho special of the conference, which began yes- tip8 f rom well-to-do sojourners in cx- phrase of the subject called for in the terday, contemplates a canvass o f . change of smiplc services. Here an Americanizntipn work; Sanford is in­ *Wy member of the Methodist church . American negro hit upon the idea of deed fortunate to have had such a lathe South through an organisationJblasting holes in coral, or coquina. man of learning nnd ability to give •Imiln rta that which conducted the filling them with rich soil and grow this course In the Club. Dr. Sparks Is one of the best known tsmpaiitn in an effort to get $52,000,-; jng Hme trees in a climate peculiarly WO for foreign missions. It was said (suitable foV their development. Here men of the lecture platform today and today that the churches of Virginia Jthe man with the idea developed an he is not only a speaker of ability but k*d started the contributions with jpeome two or three times ns large as also well known ns nn author. IWO.ftOO. |n United States senator’s pay, larger A. C. Marts of Nashville, associate ( than that of a cabinet officer or the N o Idlers W anted director of the Christinn educational chief justice of the United States suA t Newport News toovement, outlined in detail tenta-. preme court. Whllo his limes, and the points for the,campaign. his worldly goods grew, he lived nn NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Feb. 8.— Bishop Darlington and Dr. J. H. (idyllic life upon his once desert islet/Reynolds, director-general o f the A Crusoe became a wealthy Southern Mayor P. W. Ifiden yesterday inform­ Movement, attended the session. (planter, “ where the silver king swims ed idle seamen at thl sport that all In addition to raising the proposed in his place of coral * * * and the who refuse work at the Clarmont 1^3,000,000 fund it is planned to make Semlnoio padles his lazy canoe “ In the annals, of tho Afro-Ameri­ yards when offered work on laid up available $1,000,000 to aid worthy can "Parson" Jones should have due ships would be considered as vag­ students. recognition. The contrast between rants the moment they apply for “ Parson" Jones before and after dy­ help. The mayor told the men that Joseph C. W hitney namiting the surface of Porgy Key he was not fighting their union, but D ied 'Yesterday to make- it into an^lsland of potted that the city and |ts institutions is BALTIMORE, Feb. 8.— Joseph C. lime trees should be of interest to not in a position to support them in nhitney, former .president o f the innumerable young negroes in the idleness. Forty o f the men agreed to •Icrehants nnd Miners Transportation South, where million of acres of fer­ go to Work, and others declared they °., died here yesterday of pneumon- tile land lie fellow, and where a liv­ could not accept the jobs,.as it would ing from agriculture may be had by be a isolation of their union rules. *• He was 61 years old. * , easier methods than blasting holes in Arrangements have been made stone to plant trees.—Louisville Cour­ whereby charitable institutions wilt Don't forget* that the Herald Printbe furnished with names and descrip­ ier-Journal. ng Company is headquarters fo r all tions of all who refuse work in order . * ° f stationery, office supplies, that they may be chepked up. BERLIN, Feb. 8;—German gov Printing, engraving and any and every The police Justice has been giving «nd cf printing that you want. The eminent has* accepted Invitation to all vagrants the choice of leaving the of everything in these line* at participate in Allied , conference on cit yor going to jail. Thus far all "xsonable prices. Satisfaction guar­ reparations In London, March 1st have taken a sudden preference for anteed in every department o f print­ other localities. ’ ■ ing: Office supplies at the Herald. t .. - =-=* - 4 F^ ^ - A N N U A L R E PO R T OF A U D IT O R A N D C L E R K INDEPENDENTS’ 1920 . City of Sanford, Florida D A Y BEFORE LABOR BOARD HITTER STATEMENTS OF SPEAKERS RUING A PROTEST THE CHICAGO, Feb. 8.— Numerous ar­ guments between witnesses nnd the cbnir enlivened the session’ yesterday of the United States Railway Labor Board hearing the employes' appeal for continuation of national agree­ ments. Attempts to bring in jurisdic­ tional controversies and charges of conspiracy against Independent labor organizations were continually ruled out by the chairman, Judge R. M. Bar­ ton. A fter a lively session in which three independents finished their evi­ dence, the first day of employes' testi­ mony adjourned to take up the re­ maining independent organizations to­ day. Declaring that his organization had been denied a part in formulating the national agreements, P. F. Richard­ son, president of the American Fed­ eration o f Railroad Workers, charged violation of the transportation act and sought relief from “ these tryannical conditions.’ Charges of conspiracy and discrimination were hurled against those instrumental in fixing rules governing certairi employes of the Pennsylvania Lines, by John G. R. Austen, president of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers. Dispatchers, Agents and Signalmen. An attempt to read an American Federation of Labor bulletin denounc­ ing Mr. Richardson and his organiza­ tion was stopped by the chair, who reiterated the borsd’s declaration that it was not interested in a fight be­ tween organizations for jurisdiction. "I merely wnntcd to clear up the record on the statement of brother­ hood officers that they represent all employees," Mrs. Richnrdson said. “ By admitting you as n party to this hearing, you both get a hearing and then surely wo will have heard all employees," Chairman Barton re­ plied.^ Mr.» Richardson ncccptcd the chulr's dictum but insisted that "many rnilroads have deprived the federal ion of due representation notwithstanding the law.” A schedule put in effect in 1910 was nnnulled by "certain nets of the Federal administration and re­ sulted in dissatisfaction among mem­ bers" of his organization. Sir. Aus­ ten told the board. He declared he had been conspired ngninht by repre­ sentatives of opposing organizations because he wns not n "regulnr" and his denunciation boenme ho strong thnt G. W. W. Hatigor, public repre­ sentative on the board, jumped to his feet in protest, nnd the chair ruled Mr./Austen's remarks out of order. RECEIPTS 1-6-20 TO 12-31-20 Balance Cash on Hand, Jan. 6, 1920 ________________ .... .9 2,86553 1919 Taxes Real and Personal ........ ....... .... $37,406.88 1920 Taxes, Real and Personal..................18,983.47 Delinquent Taxes, Real and Personal ,...... 2,174.07 Tax Certificates .......___________________ _ 6,882.80 Taxes on Lands sold for Taxes, 1920....... 134.30 Paving Liens — ..... ............. ....... ................. 1,60953 Sidewalk Certificates .................. 16752 Sale o f Live Stock ........................ ............ .... 320.00 Sale of Wagons ...»............................. 61.00 Bond Trustees .................. ........ .......... ........... 76856 Licenses ..........- ..................... I...... .........3,48050 Pound Fees .............. ...... ...... .......... ............. 422.60 Dog Taxes ....................;..._________ ___ __ 182.60 Fines and Costs, Municipal Court ...... _...... 9541.85 State Road and Bridge Fund .................... 6,058.98 Interest and Costs — .... .... ......_______ ____ 2,286.93 Miscellaneous Income .....______ J_________ 1,019.07 Bills Payable — ---7,000.00 Property Owners A-C New S e w e rs______ 260,00 Property Owners A-C work done on streets. 81352 Refund Police Department _____ ______ __ 50 Refund Fire Department_______________.... T50 Refund Dept. Records and Taxation ~ — 7.60 Account Receivable .......... ...... ...... ............... 523.02 '9753150 Leas Discount on 1920 T a x e s __________ Leas Seminole County, A-C Police Dept...- Diplomat: A representative o f a state, or a man who telle his wife what he thinks of her new hat. When all the world le honest, the* invitation that requests your pre­ sence will spell it “ presents." , ' :f- ; ?/ *I 1 87259 ■t ; .53 i "in is 1 , t ifflH S 9750651 •r M • .. •' $9957654 DISBURSEMENTS—JAN . 6TH TO DEC. 81, 1920. Ordinary: $ City Commission ..... Office City Manager Office City Attorney Office Municipal Judge .......... Div. of Public Health Div. of Police .................. Div. of Fire —...........................— Div. of Parks and Playgrounds • Div. of Public Bldgs. Service . ’**♦*♦'***»••■« Div. of Engineering and Plats Div. o f Street Cleaning and Garbage Disposal —...... Div. of Pound Expense Div. of Street Lighting .............................. Div. of Water Supply — .... .................... Dept, of Records nnd Taxation .......... — DepL of Finance ..................... - ..........- ...... Div. of Maintenance, Streets and Bridges Div. of Mnint, SewerB, and Drains ...... — Div. of Mnint., Public Buildings .......... . 15.( 6581.71 977.71 « 1566. 98659 8 ,^ 3 5 1 8 6 .1 1 .77 10.90 882.60 9,14956 18155 2,040.91 895.00 8,161.42 021.88 4,016.38 662.19 900.70 DEBT: Old City Government Expenses - ............. 331.93 Bonds of 1918 Retired 2,000.00 Wurrnnts issued prior to 2-2-16 .............. . 17.20 Warrants issued subsequent to February 2, 1916 .............. 14,309.76 Bond Interest ami Exchange 16560.67 Warrant Interest 1,087.06 Other Interest 16.19 Bills payable 2.000.00 CAPITAL EXPENDITURES: Div. of New Streets nnd Bridges .......... Div. of New Sewers nnd Drafns ............... Fcrnald-Laughton Hospital Purchase .... Live Stock .......... - ....................................... Office Furniture....... ................................. Deposit Southern Bell Tel. Co................ . % --Total Expenditures ......... .......................... AN ENT A SUBJECT OLD TO MAN­ Balance Cnsh on hand, Dec. 31, 1920...... KIND. "Let's get .a law passed that every bluc-cyed, fuir headed bnbp doll must wear glasses, and get the druggists to give a pair free with eVery bottle of peroxide. Civilization must be saved. • The blonde must be tamed." The Tampa Tribune, in an editorial on {he age-long question—blondes or brunettes?— winds up with this call to the legislators asking in no uncer­ tain terms thnt the sunshine-kissed of earth be forced to bear with all sorts of limitations and makes no reference to the history-proved type -of vampire. How unfnir! Think, oh,- legislators, of a maiden with eyes as beautiful as dew-kissed violets sparkling in the radiant light of morning being forced to wear blinkers, just because nature lined her glorious orbs with pieces of sky. Must exquisite beauty be forc­ ed to bear with burdens Imposed by unsentimental law-nmkers who in the cold halls t v legislation arc called up­ on to extinguish the wnrmost fires of romance! Our contemporary bases its remarks on a recent report o f the American Association of Optometrists who de­ cided thnt the ultrn-vfolet rnys in the sunlight cause perfectly tame women to embrace more or less wildness, nnd for this reason it is suggested thnt tinted glasses be used to head off this tendency. He seems to be laboring under the impression that an ultra­ violet ray, whatever that is, cannot penetrate the mysterious orbs of a brunette— but if that is what causes ’em to go wild, then we suggest to The Tribune scribe that th<v pages of history be perused very carefully. W a n and brunettea have a monopoly on tearing down kingdoms, and even if this were not true, considering smoked glasses an’ everything, the song writer proved that ho wns world­ ly-wise when he announced (hat “ you can make tame women wild, but you cap’ t make wild women tame."—Jack­ sonville Metropolis. 360.09 12.60 if 5,605.08 4,176.04 2,000.00 100,00 283.48 10.50 ii 50,123.43 ■ H t 35,11281 12,175,70 97.411.94 2,462.20 . " $00574.14 L. n. PHILLIPS. City Auditor and Clerk. DRUMMOND, BUYS HANDSOME BUNGALOW C. OF C. WILL HAVE BANQUET, GOOD SPEAKER Chas. P. Drummond of this city has just purchased one of the most at­ tractive bungalows in Sanford located on the comer of Magnolia and Elev­ enth streets. . The bungalow which F. C. GROOVER, FORMER PRI*L was erected by Geo. W. Knight A Co. JACKSONVILLE C. OF C. TO and completed only a short time ago ADDRESS MEMBERS is probably one o f the best-planned houses in this section, both as to ex­ IT n m Tm *4*7’ « D*Ur) terior design and interior arrange­ The Chamber of Commerce will m ent .It is up-to-date in cverjr re­ hold their flnC monthly banquet at spect, having hot nnd cold water wall the Hotel Valdes Thureday night at fixtures, laundry traya on the rear 8:00 o’clock. TheAieketa are now on porth, numerous electric plugs for sale at the Chamber o f Commerce, decorative lamps, pans or Irons, hand­ Ball Hatdware Company, Perkins A some lighting fixtures and even a Britt and other stores and are selling Dutch kitchenette in the kitchen. at $156. Thera should be a b l r We understand that all of Knight’s crowd out Thursday night id greet bungalows are similarly equipped. thia great Fllridian who has done eoThis section o f the city is destined much fo r j ackg0nvil!e and the Jjtato to be one of tho very finest residential 0j p iorj j a f or he has a message fo^ sections beenuse o f its location with the boosters of Sanford and Semlnola relation to tho rest of this city, nnd county. <l~, judging from the way In which this ( Thci;o mc(sUngi wm ^ held onea section hns been improved nnd from each month and prominent speakers all present indications property val,u bfi prc8ent ^ gjTe th* mmbers ucs are sure to materially advance. the Chamber of Commerce h«Ta *---------------------------. new ideas and new perspective. It la WILL OPEN DANCING SCnOOL| hoped at least Iwo hundred tickets STi ■ SS,Lri .„ d winb. MtkeW om ens’ W>“ » *M,0M*° m‘U S“ tM« Club Tuesday, Thursday and Friday * J .-If f j j nights. The rates are very reason-1 . . . \ : ; able and this is the opportunity fo r M O O n S h l l l C r S l U T O those who would like to lesm aii th e . • State’s Evidence? new dances to learn them at home and ( ______ m be able to dance. Mr. and Mrs. H olly , SAVANNAH, Ga.f Feb. 8^-The are .both well Informed In all the fact that nino men now in the local new danc esteps and will hold wekely following their conviction in the dance* In connection with tho school federal court on tho charge of moonthus giving th epu bllc the chance to shifting, hove been subpoenaed to ap-<* i dancing after t i t s first few lea- p e a r today ‘and give testimony before h I son*. the federal grand jury has arftused -------- — j much interest in liquor and law d r Moscow characterizes reports o f Le- des in Savannah. It is believed they £r:i0& nine’s death as “ fantastic rumors." have turned state’s evidence, as it Is The exaggeration is a matter o f re- known they were in conference with gret. the district attorney. A w m �it r ” .--•*. •-, XV - Kfi* S-- .,J: -! •» ‘ .;•" > . ' .- ■' v _ THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921 Rif j§H Sg'^ - lip- -= t gMMrj■. a '* ■Syi *-T izpj-vj GEORGE PARIS SINGER CHARGES FEDERAL BUREAU LLOYD PLEADS FOR DONATESTROPT CONCERNED SOLDIERS RELIEF COALITION BOARD HEALTH ARE PACKING COMMITTEE WANTS GOVERNMENT TO IIANG Paris Singer, head of the Singer en­ TOGETHER AND PUT DOWN terprises, which include the Ever­ REBELLION glades Club, has presented to the Florida State Board of Health a com­ (Bjr Ttk* A nocU U d Pr*»») Orlando Favors The Am erican Legion Says , , LONDON, Feb. 9.— "W e arts en- plete laboratory equipment. equipment will bo used in the labora­ I > i g Bond 1 S S U 6 gaged in n terrible task," said Premier Fram e U p A gain st --------Lloyd George In a speech today to the tory building now in course o f con­ Them ORLANDO, Feb. 9.—The people o f , Welsh* National Liberal Council, in struction fo r the State Board of Orange county at* a-big mass meeting .which, in impassioned words he de- Health on Third avenue, near the yeaterday afternoon held nt the court (fended the coalition government and Florida East Coast Railroad passen­ houBo, unanimously stormed their np- pleaded ardently for a continuation of ger station. " I t will make a.magnifi­ provnl of n resolution presented by political unity. "It la something more cent addition to the facilities o f the H. H. Dickson, which provides for th e; important than defending myself and laboratory," Joe L. Earman, presi­ BUREAUS LICKED LEGION AT dent o f the State Board o f Health, appointment of a committee of fiv e ' my administration.” . CLEVELAND AS TIIE aal’ d-yesterday when he made acknowl­ citizens, representing" different Bec*j • jf e asked whether anyone could aay CONSEQUENCE edgement o f Mr. Singer's generous tions of the county, to prepare with that the need for unity had passed, g ift the county commissioners an estimate nnd cxclaimed, "I wish to God every(B j Th» Aih c Ii M Pr»«i) During the late war Mr. Singer pur­ of the cost of highway improvements, body COuld/ because It worries me; It WASHINGTON, Feb. 0.— Charges posed to establish at Palm Beach a to embrace-widening of many of the m,9 me 50mctimes with dread! ” are made that government bureaus highways, the construction of the Or« ff someone could tell me that the convalescent hospital for disabled offi­ concerned with soldiers relief are lando Ocean Boulevard and enlarging dan(rer is pftst| g0mcono with author- cers o f the United States Army. Be­ packing committees of the American the court house. The proposed bond ,ty> 8omeone wJth vl8,on, someone, fore the project waa fully completed Legion with bureau employes who arc issue for *2,500,000 was heartily on- whoM word wo cou,d u k e 1 flhould the armistice was signed and feeling members of tho. Legion, today before dotved by the crowd present and work bfl gQ ,ad thftt , would gJgn row that he could make no better dis­ Legion’s executive committee by Abel will be pushed on estimates So ns to natJ(m tomorrow» position of the equipment he had aa* Davis, Chicago, chairman of the hos­ get it before the people at an early t sembled for that purpose than to turn reeling under the most terpitalisation committee. "A s a result J .te ,0 _voting may bo Intdllgontly ^ A world ^ mway ho to the State Board o f Health, It over -of work o f the Legion In soldier r e - ; desvribed the- situation o f today; gi­ and recognizing th ©service to be per­ Hef matters belpg greatly handicap-! gantic events were in the making, and formed by a laboratory at West Palm ped,” said' Davis, who added that at old factional fights among the various Beach, Mr. Singer communicated his Cleveland convention, "bureaua licked ! parties should not'be resurrected u n -’ desire to President Earman last week da tofrazzlc In all matters relating t o ( in a letter which Mr. Earman for­ til the peril Is over. veterans’ relief and Legion wondered warded to Maj. Ralph N. Green, state The premier’s speech was in answer' Mrs. W. E. Argo nnd daughter how it waa done.” health officer. • to recent vigorous attacks against the t spent Saturday in Orlando. Major Green promptly came here to Mrs. C. L. West nnd two children coalition nnd the breaking nway o f 1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.— Regret ncccpt the gift and did so accept it. nnd Mrs. Mary West returned Tucs- some of the important coalitionists that the American government saw Next Thursday Dr. B. L. Arms, direc­ day from an auto trip to Tampq, St. who have decided that the time has fit to apotogtze to the British govern­ tor o f the bureau o f diagnostic labora­ Petersburg, Tarpon Springs, Clear- come to Btand for their own parties. I ment for the attempt of Americans tories, wil Iarrive to dismantle the lab­ water and intermediate points. They Alluding to Ireland, ho said the • to capture Grover C. Bergdoll, wealthy oratory and remove it from Palm report a most delightful trip with coalitionists had given Ieland a ' America ndraft-dodger, wa aexprosaed fine weather every day and a splendid greater measure of homo rule than Beach. The equipment will be stored In a resolution adopted today by the such tim e'as it can be installed .i fnir nt Tampa. Although they found cither Gladstone or Asijhith had pro- until executive committee of the American in the new building on Third avenue. the west coast towns very much p6«ed. Legion in session here. .1 The equipment, Dr. Green states, is crowded with visitors, they had noth- ] “ But,” he added, "they say they The resolution, obered fiy Thomas of the latest type, up-to-date In every ing hut‘ praise for these places. won’t take It. They must have an i W. Miller of Delaware, an dordered respect, nnd worth upwards of $3000. Mrs. L. R. Mitchell spent S a t u r d a y Irish republic, an Irish nrmy, an sent to members of congress, ap­ It includes a very valuable polarlscope in Orlando, ■ j Irish navy. They won't get it, nnd If proved the proopsed congressional which will be of great service to the Clarence Guttridge of Haines City they don't get it, wo are told, they* investigation of the circumstances; hoard in its research work. The State is spending several days this week in will kill our policemen, our soldiers— I surrounding Bergdoll’a escape from Board of Health is naturally more Ovcido, the guest of Itevidy fr ig h t, not in open fighting, but hiding in. custody. t grateful for thl ssplendid gift, and at The general quietude that usually homes, walking as respectable tenant Efforts to put the legion on record its next session on February 8th, will pervades the little town of Ovcido was farmers or swaggering nlong the road as opposing the Non-partisan League express it» appreciation in formal re­ very much disturbed Monday morning until they come to a hiding place, were made by members from Okla­ solutions, copy o f which will bo pre­ by the news spread abroad that the where they find rifles, passing per- i homa and other states where the general merchandise store of C. L. 'haps the very policemen they are sented to Mr. Singer.— Palm Beach league is active, but after consider­ West had been entered Sunday hight about to murder, as though they were Post. able debate various resolutions were voted down nnd tabled. The commit­ and robbed of about $200 svorth of innocent men. County borads of trade are being goods. Although the robbers were “ Are we to allow that sort of thing tee then voted unanimously to uphold organized all over the state. The more F. W. Galbraith, national commander, evidently amateurs, they were cer- to be done without protecting the peo- 1the better the counties will be. In his stand In advising state com­ tainiy hold enough in their work. By pl<? we arc sending there? (Criea of j noissue betweenwo manders o f Kansas, Nebraska and the use of n screw driver they entered “ N o!") There is the front door some time nenr 12:00 nnd our political opponents on home Oklahoma that the legion itself should o'clock. They left a new Ford car rule. We hnvc gone one better than A take no nctivc part against the league standing in front of the store, turned tho Gladstone home rule, as an organization. . on the electric lights nnd proceeded to "There is an issue about setting up Correspondence with respect to the help themselves to such things as they «n Independent country by our very Non-partisan League question which most desired. Among the missing gates—by the places where flubmabegan with an appeal from the Sallna nrticles were two guns, several In- rines used to lurk and sink our ships (Has.). Post, for support from the national committee in n fight against gersoll watches, shirts, socks, a pair and endanger our commerce- and the "the 'league, w h s rend. Other similar of No f! shoes nnd a little change that Ufa of the nation. There is an Issue appeals had followed from western was left in the cash drawer. The at- as to whether the policemen and solto southwestern posts, and nil were tempts to enter the safe were futile diers who nre there upholding the on the safe vvas damaged, honor of our flag are to be shot down :shown to have been given the same hut the lock Someone who passed the store a little by men who lurk In houses. I know Answer by the commander. nfter 2:00 o’clock, noticed i^ was of no other Issue.” lighted up and saw the car iq fron t5 .............. — 1 --------- In respoipe to the Inquiry of many telephone * <> subscribers: "What can I do to help my service?" this advertisement is published. ^ h a t C a n I D o to H e lp M y Service?” Hundreds of telephone Subscribers have recently yisited our central offices' and observed for themselves the conditions and environments that surround telephone operating. RELIEF WORK LAGS In almost every instance the visit has been the occasion of surprise that such in­ tricate work is so well done. Invariably the visitors have asked: “ W hat can I do to help the operators in their effort to improve my service.” OVIEDO NOTES B§r-*- 1 .j. ^ In answer to this inquiry and in appreci­ ation of this spirit of helpfulness, we shall, publish a series of advertisements telling a few of the simple ways in which you and . other telephone users can help the service. * # SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY WHITE SOX PLAYERS WHO THREW GAMES WILL HAVE TRIAL CHICAGO, Feb. 9.— Trial of the White Sox players, indicted for alleg­ ed complicity in throwing 1919 world series today set for March 13th. Buck Weaver, Happy’ Felch In court at tho preliminary hearing but others repre­ sented by attorneys. Three Children . andi Maid Die in Burning Home! LACHUTE, Quebec, Feb. O.-Tkisl children and houso-nuid lost tUrj lives in a fire which destroyed All residence o f Leo Carrier© at PiaiU!| yesterday. il Some Merchants are Giving Away Ford Cars as Premiums HYMAN BOOSTS HERALD AT LAST NIGHT’S REVIVAL m“de:GENERALSMUTZ IS ELECTED TO ASSEMBLY no investigation. Mr. and Mrs. Wade and mothrr of Wildwood were visitors to Ovcido Tuesday. Miss Ella Belle Jones left Monday for a week’s visit to Winter ' Park, where she is the guest of her cousin, (Tram U 'l j i i i l i y 'i DtUr) THUS ASSURING SUCCESS OF Mrs. Oakerlund. The Sanford Herald has no better SOUTH AFRICA UNION John Robinson wns a business vis­ friend in Sanford than Dr. George PARTY itor to Sanford Tuesday. Hyman, pastor o f the Baptiat Temple, Reudy Wright spent Sunday nt and his support i s constant and most (Hr T it A ilt-ltt'il P r.iil consistent twelve months in the year. Haines City. PRETORIA, South Africa, Feb. 9. The Herald has given apace to every 1Mr. nnd Mrs. O. P. * .Swope and baby, Oliver, Dr. Abbott and Mr. and — General Smutz,prime minister o f the church In the city at any timo they Mrs. Hull of Iowa spent Sunday nt Union of South Africa, elected to the asked for It and •gives notice of their DeLeon Springs. * , house assembly yesterday. Raturna -meetings and Sunday services every Mrs. W. E. Young, Dick Walpole, received thus far indicate South A fweek in the regular apace allotted to Mrs. S. W. SwtJpe, Miss Elizabeth rican party undpr Smutz .leadership them and also gives them all the space they want for any particular services. Young amf Clemmons Hall motored to was won a great victory. Dr. Owens, who is holding a series Mt. Verde Tuesday. Rev. l . e . Wright and Miss v ir- Catch Runaway Girls o f special meetings at the Baptist Teniple has some of the flnbst gems of ginia Wright spent Saturday in Or­ in Jacksonville f thought and in order to have them lando. Edward McCall and aunt, Mrs. L. available to the people o f .Sanford JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 9.— Mar­ they nro being published each day In M. Clough o f Lakeland spent the garet Brngunier, sixteen, and Eliza­ the Herald. In appreciation o f this week-end in Oveido last week the beth Shorey, f.fteen, runaway girls service Dr. Hyman asked all the mem­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McCall. Mrs. W. E. Argo spent Tuesday in ^rom tt Washington, D. C., training bers o f hla congregation last night Orlando school, were apprehended here ycato subscribe for the Daily Herald for Mrs. H. B. McCall and Miss Ethel ‘ ard*y on « « ««thority of a telegram the next two weeks If they were not al­ ready getting it^ a n d to read these Taylor visited Sanford Monday a fter-' fro'" ^ Wwrtrington authorities and are being held pending the arrival of gems o f thought that Dr. Owens Inter­ noon. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Brofwn o f Bertha their parents. sperses In hts* talks each night at ths Margaret is the daughter of the were visitors to Oveido-Friday. Baptist Temple. fire chief of Cherryvale, Va., while Programs qrc being distributed and The Herald appreciates this support Elizabeth is the daughter of Frank­ o f the pastor and of the members of tickets sold tor the Oveido Chautau­ lin Shorey, a Washington college pro­ the Baptiat church. It Is so seldom qua, February 19th‘, 21st and 22d. cessor. that*the homo paper Is really appreci­ The grils ran away from the Mc­ ated by those who are In a position to "SUNSHINE CITY” CHURCH Kinley Manual Training School in the apeak out in public and give the paper IS SET AFIRE BY RAYS national capitol and boarded a Mer­ credit.- Some times the booster feels OF A “ MIDWINTER” SUN chants' and Miners’ steamer at Balti­ that It la his turn to be boosted but ! ST. PETERSBURG,. Feb. 9— Tho more last Friday. They went ashore Ills turn generally comes too lato and daily advance of the point qf sunset when the steamer touched at Savan­ flowers on the grave can only be en­ toward a northwesterly point qf the nah. Overstaying their shore leave, jo y e d b y the mournen. compass today was responsible for a the ship sailed without them snd-they fire in the First Methodist Episcopal came on to Jacksonville by rail. church here. A scrap of ofi-soaked waste, left ‘ After all, the Germans can just as hanging on the church wall by paint­ well offer to pay- the expenses o f the ers some five months ago, was ignited American army o f occupation as to by the rays of the declining sun, Fire pay the former kaiser’s imperial aal^C hief McNulty said. — v ary. But we are just going to put Auto Repairing back on a pre-war price $1 SHORT JOBS— Less than 3 Hours * per hour . - -m " - We have Expert Mechanics and the most Modern Equipment f enabling us to give you Prompt and Efficient Day, Night and Sunday Service. Acetelene Welding. 1 Battery and Tire Service x t Overland Sales and Service I Opposite Hotel Valdez Sanford; Florida, * # a ■_ wi *« . • •• , * _ . - , �'■ • " 7 --------------- THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921 m w ® PAID TO THE R R. WORK® ss ^ ..p TUE ATLANTA, BIUMING* HAM & ATLANTIC HAS h io t e s t e d ATLANTA, Feb. 0.—The Atlanta, J^auham & Atlantic Railway Comr< hu been protesting the wage under which it with other roads m operating ,and asked for a Zidiustmcnt.iwhich the men have reJUd to accept. Col. B. L. Bugg, the iLiiknt of the company, haa been JJJj the question how *much wages Jr have been getting; and what a , proposed cut would amount to. ..T-. ; h KP'y hp hns Prescntcd the fo,low* * Hrt from figures that were taken 7jm the December, 1020, payroll, ihoiring amounts parned by differt (lisses of employes, and has had , imputation . made showing the yuount they would have earned under tit proposed scale when applied to tit ume service performed In DeIfiBbeT. A negro porter on a passenger train BBning out of Fitzgerald waa paid 1117.43. Under the new scale he ftuid have earned $150.28. A negro coal heaver vforklng {>n a Bil chute was paid $148-01. Under the new scale he would have earned *10035. . ' A passenger engineer running oetveen Fttigerald and Atlanta was piid $332.88. Under the new scale he would have been paid $274.44. An engineer handling a fast freight train between FiUgornld and Atlanta tu paid $34189, while under the new Iseals he would have earned $203.74. . j a negro fireman on a passenger train running out of Brunswick was p«ld $251.72: Under the new sgalo |h* would have ehmed $178.80. An agent at a local station in south Georgia having n population of 951 In the entire militia district wns pnid $125.28. Under the new scale ho would have earned $88.30. The total cash receipts at this station were $98SI/from' which It will be seen j that the agent was paid $20.74 more than the money he collected. A call boy was paid $135.50. Unde.r the new scale he would have earned |$92A3. An engineer working in a terminal yard* in south Georgia, home every J night wn« paid $2G7.95. Under [the new Kale he would hnve earned [$209.85. A passenger train conductor wns Ipaid $285 51. Under the new scale he Iwould have earned $232,22. 4 I A negro fireman working in a yard was paid $222-30. Under the new scale he would have earned $145.85. An agent nt n local station with a population of 201 where the total re­ ceipts amounted to $149.99 was paid $133 40. Under the new scale he would have earned $94.98.. An engineer who during the qionth I worked in both passenger nnd freight I service was paid $370.ffl. Under the [Sew seale_ he would have earned $303.23. An electrician was paid $255.96. UnIder the new scale he would have cam|ed *180.00. f A negro laborer working in tho Ishops was paid $140.62.- Under the new sm],. be would have earned I $103.90. ’ v A car inspector was paid $224. Un­ der the new scale he would hnve Mrrn-d $158.90. A machinist was paid $233.75. Uny der the new scnle he would have «mcd $186.31. . A negro conch cldnncr at Atlanta *»S Paid $117.25. Under tho new Kale he would hnve earned $100.38. Negro Itrakcman Geta $228.04 . A negro hrnkemnn on a freight train was paid $228.04, Under tho scale he would have earned $146.54. A telrgraph operator, whose dntles *!so required some clerical work, was P*id $222.37. Under the new acale ** w°obl have earned $172.99. A negro section hand was paid W®-80. Under the new scale he would «»e earned $62.88. Section laborers *** furnished houses free In addition their wages. A Ioc«l freight train engineer»Jn jwth Georgia was paid $386.10. Und«r the new scale he would have **med $308.34. A switchman In a terminal yard was J*!d $218.90. Under the new 'scale « Would'have earned $160 .22 . Colonel Bugg stated that the InManets above given are not extraor­ dinary antj Bre fa|riy representative. POPULATION OP OKLAHOMA I Wa s h i n g t o n , Feb. o.—Negro Population* of Tulsa, Okla., 8424, tn33» per c e n t Whites* 83*480, [ ‘nertast 296 per cent. i ^f Mr. Harding was realjy "search| , or solitude' he picked the wrong * e to come to in his search. • 1 1 1 * Goodrich Is what It la today because during the fifty yean o f Its growth tt has adhered to high ideals. The progress o f the company from the beginning haa been markedly b]flucnced by the loyal belief o f every member o f the organization In its plans, policies, purposes and products. GOODRICH AND THE RUBBER INDUSTRY H E N Goodrich started business fifty years ago the whole rubber industry was represented by a few scattered plants. The two-story building* in Akron, on the site of the present G oodrich factories, was part of the nucleus of the industr^ itself as it now exists. A t that time few persons ever dreamed what the industry could become. Scarcely any of the fields in which rubber products play so important a part had come into being. Electricity was undevel­ oped. Transportation was ip its infancy. The automobile and motor truck were unborn. The combination of circumstances which brought about the greatest industrial era of the world was virtually unseen. Yet the history of the company shows that even in those early days Dr. G ood rich and his associates were acthated by a broad view o f the future and its potentialities. Radiating from that small factory and small organizatipn o)ff half a cen- tury ago, Goodrich has built a city. N ot alone the huge city of brick and stone and steel w hich houses the great plant in A kron — but a city which comprises the entire Goodrich organiza­ tion everywhere in the w6rld. It requires people to make a city, and the spirit of those people is the soul of that city. The per­ sonnel of G oodrich is one that has a family feel­ ing— a pride in its work— a determination to maintain the integrity of its creed and which extends that integrity to the service of the prod­ uct itself. Wherever a Goodrich product is used, it carries with it the good faith and good will of the organ­ ization. The opening of the second half century of the organization finds it just as earnesdy building its city in the esteem and regard of the public,as it worked on that far day in 1870 when it was enter- 'W W W Jg 'g I S^F-s m TbU M mg a development passing the imagination of that time. T H E B. F G O O D R . I C H ”. C O M P A N Y • AK.RON. O H IO fh tft in the Long Tkun Dynamite Negro WOULD ASK CARELESSNESS Houses in South Jacksonville Today IN HANDLING SEC. COLBY JjASOLENE JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 9.—Two negro houses were partially wrecked In South Jacksonville, at an early hour OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN AM­ RESPONSIBLE FOR MANY EX­ this morning by an explosion of the BASSADORS MORRIS AND PLOSIONS SAYS FEDERAL structures. There was no loss of 8HIDKHARA INVESTIGATORS • life. Will Beli, negro, however, had (Br TU iMMUtof rrwsl (B r Th« A n ecliU d m u ) WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 8.— a miraculous escape from death, as WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.— Senate Federal investigation o f gasoline va­ the fwliole rear end o f his house waa foreign relations committee today por explosion at Memphis January 24 demolished. Apparently two sticks of directed Chairman Lodge to ask Sec­ which cost’ the lives of eleven persons dynamite were placed under the house retary Colby, if not incompatible with is another example o f failure of the as there were two separate explos­ public* interest, to sumblt to commit^ workmen tp heed the prescribed pre- ions. The force o f the charge tore o ff tee copy o f agreement between Am­ cautionp in handling explosive mat­ a comer o f hn adjoining house. 'Bell bassadors Morris and Shideham in re-ter the Bureau of Mines announced. was alone in the house at the time gord to new treaty dealing with situa­ A* negro opened a tank car of gaso­ of the explosion. tion arising from adoption of Califor­ Recently all negro houses located line without relieving the pressure In nia alien land bill. the tank, the statement said. Gas and in that section of South Jacksonville liquid gasoline boiled out of the car, were placarded with ananytnous no­ NEW SMYRNA, Feb. 0 . - Abandon­ mixed with the air to Torn an explo­ tices warning occupants to vacate the ing preparations for returning to SL Practically all sive gaa and a few momenta later premises at' once. Augustine by rail, Mr. Harding de­ negroes heeded the warning and it waa ignited by lyearby open fires. cided to Continue vacation a little was stated this morning that Bell ■ -------------------------------------------------------- ionger when Victoria was floated to­ Who says 1921 isn’t going to be a recently moved Into the bouse as a day from sand bar which fce>d her caretaker, the structure formerly be­ ‘prosperous year? It begins with * e|nce Monday.Yacht expected to be ing used as a negro booming estabjpayday and ends with one, snd has above Ormond by tonight t. months with five navdays Packers File New Selling Plan , WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.— Attor­ neys for Armour & Co. and Swift & Co., yesterday filed with the district supreme court a now plan for selling their stockyard interests. Previous plans proposing the sale o f the yards tp F. H. Prince & Co., o f Boston, had been disapproved by the court. The court was asked to appoint sales agents who, under supervision o f trustees, shall sell the yards, giv­ ing preference to buyers in this or­ der: Live stock producers, stockhol­ ders in the yards and other than the defendants; common carriers\serving the yards, local citizens or municipal­ ities, The packers asked the court to fix the minimum prices o f 'the various yards. Figures proposed in the dis­ approved plans with the:exception of the Stl Louis yards have been ‘ re­ fused. . , A separate plan was presented for the sale of the yard at Jersey City to local interests. The jfard was offer­ ed to the Pennsylvania which declln- MRS. PIKE DENIES ljU! CHAIRMAN WHITE LETTER SHE' WROTE HIM W AS OBTAINED THROUGH A MISUNDERSTANDING (Vr*m h lu U y i BBS71 CLEVELAND, Feb. fi.— Mrs. A. B. Pyke, Democratic natloal committee woman from Ohio, in a statement to­ day declared her signature to letter sent George White, chairman 'o f na­ tional committee, virtually demanding his resignation, waa obtained by N o­ tional Committeeman Love o f Texas, through misunderstanding.. She tele­ graphed White last night she was a firm supporter o f his and requested that her signature on round robin, made public in Washington, be dis­ regarded. — ■ ■ ■■ ■ * The admonition to take no anxious thought fo r the morrow ia obeyed- by millionaires and hv t w it men wtvn am IB- �vP -* TH E SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921 (Tr*a S»turi»j'i Daily) Dr, E. D. Brownlee left Thursday evening for Calhoun, Ga., called by the Illness of his mother. Resolution W ould A sk Mis-trial Declared in Case of Guardsman Japan to Communicate Tried for Lynching W ith Other Powers i r O r TV* iiMclitg Pr»u) TOKIO, Feb. 8.— Yuklo Oiaki. former leader of the opposition party, told the Associated Press correspondent today he would in* treduce independently before the Diet a resolution proposing the curtailment of naval armament, and the resolution would ask Ja­ pan to communicate with the United Statea and England and decide the best way to restrict naval programs in conjunction with those nations. Mr. Charles Tedder returned Fri­ day from a business trip to Palmetto, Florida. , Mrs. Rodney Brandon and children have moved into an apartment in the HAMILTON, Ala., Feb. 8.— A misWelaka. trial vras declared at 10:00 o'clock to­ day in tho case of Sergt Robert J. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Griggs, of Lancaster, Alabama National guards­ Tampa spent a few days here the man, Indicted in connection with tho guest of' their mother, Mrs. Frank lynching of William Baird, a miner, Griggs. near Jasper, on January 13th. Mrs. Frank Griggs and little daugh­ Tho Jury had been out Jhlrty-elght ter Mary left this morning to spend hours, The foreman reported to the a few days in Tampa the guest of court that further deliberations were her son, Howard Griggs. * useless, whereupon Judge Sowell dis­ charged the jury. i W. R. Frier, mayor of Douglass, Ga., is here, the guest of J. C. Dean, of the Union Pharmacy. Mr. Frier, aside from .his duties as mayor, man­ ages to publish a first class newspa­ per. VARIOUS GERMAN STATES , URGED TO REFUSE ACCEDE TO DEMAND OF ALLIES and Afr*. Charles Britt, Mr. and Mrs. perilta Carnival. They report a fine Negro Population Archie Betts and Mr. and Mrs. Claro f Columbus, o j enco Mahoney. Mrs. H. B. Connelly of the Quality WASHINGTON, Feb- 8__\*e. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tyler and Shop, left yesterday fo r Atlanta, Bal­ their house-guests, Mr. and Mrs. D. timore and Naw York to look over the population o f Columbus, Ohio, *»■» 5 Leach o f Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. J. sprjng stocks o f millinery and pur­ Increase 73.4 per cent. W. Bastln of Syracuse, N. Y., have chase the n)any new styles for the returned from an extended trip down Sanford trade. She will be absent LANDIS, FISH & nULL about ten days and during her ab­ the east coast sence the shop will be in charge of Attorneys and Counsellors-at-L|. DeLAND, FLORIDA , Dr. and Mrs. Kelley-of Port Jervis Alias Virginia Smith. Will practice in the State and F ed J arrlv*d M* th® city today, driving Superintendent T. L. Dumas and al Courts. Special facilities for rTI .through from Jacksonville after ihlpamlning and Perfecting U nd TitjJI ping their c* r that f«r. They will be Tranimaater F. B. Langley made a .here for several weeks much to the trip to Mt. Dora, Eustla, Tavares and other points in Lake county today on delight o f their many friends. business. They made the trip by auto on account of tho railroad rates being la a powerful Antiseptic and Air. A. L. Crandal o f Crandal A so high, it is presumed. Killer, cures Infected cuts, old so AIcKensla Company o f Pittsburgh is RUB-MY-TIS tettfcr, etc. Relieves Sprains, Ni the house-guest o f Air. and Mrs. J. What Mrs. Brennlnger, o f New York, algis, Rheumatism. 17, S. Wilson. This is the third winter Ssys About Rat Poison Air. CrandsI has been a guest In San­ "Tried preparations that kill rats, ford and he Is planning to build a win­ but RAT-SNAP Is the only one that G E O . G. HERRING ter home here. prevents disagreeable odors after kill­ Attocney-at-Law ing. Also like RAT-SNAP because it W. C. Spencer, representing the comes in handy calces, no mixing with No. 14 Gamer-Woodruff Buildial iMiller Machine Company, was in the other food. You don't have to dirty SANFORD, FLA. city today calling on the local printing your hands, It’s the best for household trade, ^ r . Spencer travels over the use.' Try RAT-SNAP. Three sizes, entire South and says that Sanford 35c, 05c, $1,25. Sold and guaranteed looks mighty good to him from every by Bail Hardware Co. ' tf standpoint. HENRYIWcLYuLII JEWELER Airs. W. B. Zachary, .of Magnolia avenue has an her guest, Mrs. Harold Vlole and her pretty little daughter, Miss Dorothy, o f Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Vide will remain in Sanford several weeks. Lee W. Wicker o f Jacksonville is Population of the MY SPECIALTIES; among the visitors to the city today. State o f Alabam a Pickard’s HandiPalnted Chins Air. Wicker is sales manager o f the Gorham's Sterling Silver Premiers o f Different Greek Troops Ready crankless engine and is looking oveg (>7 TS* A**octaU4 Fra**) Rogers' Plated Wars ‘ For Great Offensive the territory. There 'ir e many stock­ ‘ WASHINGTON, Ftb. 8.—White States W ould Fight Elgin and Waltham Watches holders here o f the cranklcss engine population of Alabama in 1020 was in Asia-M inor Against Demands Mrs. E. McConnell had as her guest that is among the latest inventions In 1,447,032 and negto population 900,i • ---------Mrs. R. J. McKinzlc, of Jacksonville, the world of science. 6&2 censur bureau announced. White (By TV* Aa*«c|at*4 Fn**) (>7 TV* S***eUt*4 Pun] Fla., president o f Div. 384 o f the G. population increased nearly 18 per SCHELLEMAINES ROME, Feb. 8.—Seventy thousand MUNICH, Feb. 8^-Prcmicrs of 1 J. A. to the B. of I,. E. and Mrs. S. J. D. Ball toq)c Air. and Mrs. R. J. cent white negroes decreased .8 per • LAWYER various German states agreed to Greek troops are being organized for W. Tucker o f Brooklyn, N. Y or* Holly and Mr. and Mrs. Henry AIc- cent. OFFICE IN THE COURT IIOLSI urge the Berlin government to a great offensive in Asia-Minor, ac­ ganizing division 587. Laulin to Orlando yesterdny in his refuse compliance with the Allied SANFORD - F L O R ID A cording to Smyrna reports. Turkish car to hear the Highlander Band. Air. J. A. White Says "If You Hare demands formulated by the Su­ W. If. Talbert is meeting his many An Automobile, Keep Hat-Snap" *hey stopped at the home o f Howard Nationalists are preparing to meet preme Council in Paris two weeks Sanford friends here while making '.yman at Altamonte on the return " I f I knew about RAT-SNAP last the offensive. ago. headquarters at the Sanford Shoe Si trip and carried away a carload of winter, would have saved $120. Aly E XPtk’ l Clothing Co. Ho represents the fine oranges and grapefruit. Mr. and car was in the garage for a few weeka Storrs-Schnlfer Tailoring Company of Drainage o f Land Airs. Lyman took them to the Lyman during had weather; when I went to Cincinnati. grove several miles wes^of Altamonte tnko it out, found that rats had eaten Has Important where one o f the finest crops of great holes in two new tiers. Got Health Conditions C. Sanderson, freight traffic ngent oranges in the county can bo seen and them later with RAT-SNAP." Three of the N. C. & St. L. Rahway, and B. It is one of tho finest sights in this sizes 35c, G5c, $1.25.' Sold nnd guar­ JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 8.—While L. Abberger, compieroia! agent for part of the state. The crop will be anteed by Ball Hardware Co. government ?id si being sought for the Central o f Georgia, were in the picked this week will bring a good irrigation projects in Arizonn and city today calling on the shippers o f , price. The Lymnn Twins have made ULSTER'S ACCEPTANCE OF THE other arid states and there is a prob­ fruits and vegetables. good in the orango business and arc N egro Population LAW MIGHT PACIFY ability that millions of dollars will a' living example of what pluck ahd • o f Savannah, Ga. .SINN FEIN be spent by Federal agencies in such F Albert Dorner sends ps n card from perseverance nnd business methods efforts, Dr. Ralph N. Greene, state Palm Beach and says he is on his way will do in Florida. (Bj> Th. Au k U M Fr*ti) DUBLIN, Feb. 8.—Acceptance of health foflccr for Florida, is calling : to Cuba and will return home by the THE INSIDE IS IMPORTANT. WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 .-N e g ro the Home Rule law by the Ulster fac­ attention to the millions of acres of i west const to sec the celery in the (From Tuesday’s Daily) population of Savannah, Gs., 30,195, Don't forget tjiat it is just u tion would mean fiscal authority und undrained acres of land in this state Manatee district. Dreycr, Jacobs and increase 17.99 per cent. White popula­ estsry to have your inner Miss Virginia DeCoursey is at f Stockhoff are with him and they are release of political prisoners for the which are susceptible to drainage. strong, flexible and durable the tion 44,018. home frent Stetson for a few days. os your outer shoes, and our vuk*| Sinn Fciners, it was learned here to­ "The United States government is enjoying the trip. Izing process will do this for day, from an authentic source. being urged to spend millions in ir­ It’s the best tire insurance yog Mrs. H. W. Herndon, Miss Norma Negotiations to this end are now rigating arid lands of the West to Mrs. H. H. Withcrington returned put your tire money into, f o r 't proceeding, It was learned, between open them for farming, while Flor­ home to Apopka today after visiting Herndon and Mrs. llai Wight are hies, often trebles, the life of Mr. Lloyd George, the prime minister, ida offers millions of acres of won­ her daughters, Mrs. Berry nnd Mrs. spending a few dnys in Tampa. tires arid tubes. We are vulc specialists. and Sir Edward Carson, Ulster leader derful farm lands simply for the Waters, for sevcrnl days. Bill WithMr. and.Mrs. G. I. Loueks hnvo ns will break a Cold, Fgver and in the British parliament on the Ul­ drainage. The western projects have eringtun came oyer from Apopka for ster committee. simply as their aim the opening of her nnd Mrs. Berry accompanied her ’teir guest Miss Isabel Overbagh of Grippe quicker than anything It is generally understood that the land to cultivation, while drainage of . home for a stay over Sunday. Bill Sangerties, N. Y. Phone 17 we know, preventing pneumonia. attempts made by Sir Hamnr Green­ Florida’s swamp lands has a double says that the biggest buck ever killed 17-13tc Oak and 3rd St. Sanford, wood, chief secretary for Ireland, to purpose,” Dr. Greene said. on the Welnkn was shot yesterday by Mrs. W. R. Williams cornea today Becure the nomination of candidates '‘This is ti»e opening of these lands local hunters. from Chattanooga to he the guest of for the proposed Southern parliament to farmers nnd also, wheih is of Mr. and Airs. W. J. Thigpen. have thus fnr signally failed. As sup- paramount interest to the Stale (From Monday’s Daily) imrting their belief, nnd ulso the - •- Board of Health, eliminating a con­ Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Wntson have Mr and Mrs. Raymond Key return ports that the government has re­ dition that menaces the health of the ns their house-guests Mr. pnd Mrs. todnv front Jacksonville. newed its pence efforts, it is being people of the state. In drainage FlurThomas Clark of Philadelphia. pointed out that Sir llamar, usually jjy'a overflowed lands, state work Mr. and Mrs. Ralph K. Gore and easily approchablo by the press, hns, and the action of counties nnd the e f­ two children spent Sunday in Orlando, Air. and Mrs. H. A. Neel, of tho , during tho past three, weeks, resolute­ forts of individuals and corporations visiting friends. Herald, nnd Mr. nnd Airs. Roy Dolson, WHERE CAN ly refused to give interviews. Wheth­ hfcve resulted in greatly decreasing unny of Alattoon, III., who are here for a I O E f THE < er the Sinn Fein wduld accept the the malarial danger, thus improving t h e Dr. nnd Mrs. James Vnnsant of Ken­ few weeks, were" business visitors to B E S T AU TO j partition act, even with a grant of health conditions and safeguarding of tucky nrr the hoqse-gnests o f Mr. and lit. Dorn yesterday. hought _ A D V IC E the control of finances, amnesty and . {|t,. lives of Floridians and visitors to Mrs. Forrest I.nke. .s p u a s e other concessions, is a question on [|R, (,tnte.” o f th a t When the White Way is installed which the opinion of students of the "Fioridn hns more than 15 million Mrs. J. G. Ball, Hodgson Hall nhd the business men should light up their situation is widely divergent. Reprc- acres of land classed in the o v e r ­ Robert Dean motored to Tampa Satur­ show windows and make the city look sentatives of the Sinn Fein, when u p -1flowed category. This means that day to spend the week-end. like it wns alive. There is nothing preached as to this, however, refused! aUch n wide nren provides a ennthat sets o ff a city like plenty of to treat the scheme seriously, saying stttnt menace from mntnrin which the Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Neal arc spend­ light. that until some concrete bona fide state Board of Health is working to proposal should actually be made, control. Drainage of such land will ing the afternoon at Mt. Dora where *_ • Air. nnd Mrs. {{. L. Gibson, Mr. and WO things are inseparable in this shop—auto re­ they would not waste their time in not only go a long ways toward ban­ Afr. Neal went to transact business. Airs. F. B. Langley and son, Frank, speculation. pairs and auto advice! It will help you to get ishing malaria from the state hut it Miss Morric Frances Ball and Mas­ Mrs. Claude Herndon nnd Claude, Jr., Prominent nationalists when their also will open to colonization thous­ acquainted with your own car If you let us care for views were sought In this connection ands of fanns, those of the well- ter Billy Ball are the guests of Air. formed a congenial party motoring to it. Getting car-wi«e is the way to become car-cornTampa yesterdny, tiiking in the Gassaid they had no doubt the concession known corn belt und farmers now and Mrs. W. J. Steed in Kissimmee. fortablc. o f fiscal autonvy would go far to­ working lands which were formerly ward satisfying the Irish people's de­ undrnihed or overflowed can attest to ' Mrs. Addio F. Homrighous has re­ turned from n week spent with Air. mands for independence nnd if o f­ the marvelous fertility of this soil. nnd Mrs. A. B. Commons at Stone fered in a generous spirit would great­ "Sight ‘ should not he lost of the ly weaken the spirit of the Sinn Fein fact that when the government con­ Island. determination to refuse it. templates spending millions to irri­ ■’ o . ,* EUSTIS, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain and gate lands-in the west for farming :: o i u a i o s F lo rid a purposes, a double result can he ob­ Air. ancTAIrn. W. E. Watson were the Be “ Pachent” Says WE DO tained in Florida by drainage opera­ guests o f Mrs. R. S. Keclor at FerHEMSTITCHING AND This Calorlinan To tions," Dr. Greene points out.l *tMa- mosa, Sunday. IMCOTING razing elding Pressing Creditor luriu control is of utmost importance FOR THE TRADE und will be greatly helped by drain­ Air. nnd Mrs. Albert Vinson, Mrs, A1AIL ORDERS Julius Schultz, Judge E. F. House­ age." GIVEN PROMPT RALEIGH, N. C., Feb. 8 .-O n acholder and Alnator Carlyle Householder ATTENTION count of the low prices that have motored to Daytona Sunday, been paid for tobacco and cotton this Platform Principles season, many Southern farmers have - of the Florida All. J. B. Coleman is no longer repre­ experienced great difficulty in meet­ senting Stringfcllow-Padgett but Is No-Fence League ing their obligations. now with Lcwis-Chltty Company, with 'As reflecting tho plight of one "It is the intention of the Florida headquarters still In Sanford. planter, former Governor Richard I. No-Fence League to press forward for Manning,'of South Carolina, at a the enactment of a bill by the next Air. and Mrs. A. B. Conover of Chi­ meeting of tobacco and cotton grow­ legislature to prohibit the running at cago are again visitors to Sanford, Have you our new price list? With the big reductions we have made in prices, no ers here recently, read tho following large of live stock, to become opera­ being the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. grower can afford to omit the spring application to hA grove. For both young and bear­ letter which he said was sent to a tive Jnnuary 1, 1923, by a referen­ F. Dutton at their home at Lake ing trees, apply the last of January or first of February, our— South Carolina fertilizer company: dum vote of the people, and, containing Onpro. . "I received your letter about what a provision that any county, or part F L O R ID E A L SPECIAL . I owe you. Now, ho pachent, I ain’t of county, which does not want to be 5 per cent A n n ., 8 per cent A. P. A., 2 per cent Pot. Friends o f Mrs. Anna Walker will .forgot yuo, and as soon as folks pay included within the operation of the f i t - -J . Write ua fo r new price list of citrus and vegetable fertilizers me I’ll pay you, but if this was jedg- law may by a local option vote, ex­ be pleased to learn of her rapid rcment day and you no moro prepared empt Itself, making provision at the coyery at the Fernald-Laughton hos­ ft. ,C. MAXWELL, M|r. Sanford Branch to meet your God than 1 am to meet time o f exemption for the protecting pital under the care of Drs. Marshall and Langley, your account, then, you sho’ going to of adjoining or surrounding counties or parts of counties from depredation hell." JACKSONVILLE. FLAMANUFACTURERS IDEAL by its open range stock," Mr. and Mrs. John Smith had as FLORIDA NO-FENCE LEAGUE.* their dinner guests last evening, Mr. Poat Cards at tha Herald office, le. HOME RULE MAY BRING IRISH PEACE W M l. j 666 KENT VULCANIZING WORKS AU TO S SMITH. BROS. G IL L E T T E T IR E S WM6R0 you F . G ET BEST) I NEVER REPAIRS T ft* T .PHONE :: ffiu rto n - C ra ft p|-- T J tr- I A - ' ■■ Wm E jY ." 20 \U 2 ^ B U GiLLETTE a W F IR S T 5T. OAK AVE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFII SPRIN G F E R T IL IZ E R S WILSON & FERTILIZER COMPANY �• , THE SANFORD WEEKLY ; - . ---- ---------- 1 • • ' • ' JV ' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921 Plenty o f Shipping DEPORTATION W ith the South Lat- ' UNDESIRABLES in-American Trade v TO BE STRICT WANTED WANTED—Second hRnd show Inquire at the laka Block, R WANTED—Young, cow. Mu*t be fresh and good milker. J. H< Mei­ CONFERENCES IN EFFORT TO tner, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-t2e ' SOLVE MINISTERIAL , CRISIS FOR RENT WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.— Chairman Benson of the shipping board does not MISS KATHERINE W ILK E Y ,' Editor, PHONE 428 HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT SAYS expect to see any immediate increase In tho volume o f freight to LatinTHEY HAVE TOO MUCH Amerlcan countries, ho told tho com­ M ON THLY BUSINE8S MEETING evening when the young men o f the or­ LIBERTY. mittee on transportation and com­ ganization entertained at dinner in <Ry Ti* Atitcuud m u ] (rrem Salnrdny’ i Dally) munication dealing with Latin- WANTED TO RENT—3 or 4. unfur­ honor of the fairer members. ATHENS, Feb. 6. — Conference* T h e D e a c o n s o f the Presbyterian WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 8.— American problems, today at Its in­ The table was tastefully., arranged nished rooms or • email home by with political leaders held1 today by church were most charmingly enterwith the club flowers, roses and viol­ Representations have been made to itial meeting. The committee, which small family. Will lekee by month or Constantine in an effort to solve the Uined b y Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Goodhue the State Department by the Hun­ grew out o f the second Pan-American ets, and thanks to Mrs. Campbell a year. Beet of referencee. Writ# ministerial crisis culminated, last night garian government concerning tho de­ Finance Conference, received reports T h u r sd a y evening. most delicious dinner of seven courses “ Soon" In care of Herald. ll-1912tp In resignation of Dhallle cabinet Be­ A business m ating preceded a m<yt portation of undesirable aliens from ■from five sub-committees and adopt­ was served. the United States. Hungary says de­ e d resolutions designed to Improve FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—One lieved War Minister Gounaris or Fin­ e la b o r a te and sumptous supper whclh The’ unavoidable absence o f one ported aliens have been at such liber­ trade conditions with South America. 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave. ance Minitscr Kalogeropoulos would Tta served In the dining room at a made the party number thir ty aboard the vessels as to permit Walking distance to city. Two lots be asked to heed new ministry. Ute hour. . teenbut In spite of this unlucky hand' Admiral Benson, as chairman of the them to organize propaganda against ocean transportation iub-comniittee, corner Center and Elm Ave. Two Those present were: Dr. Brownlee, leap the evening was voted a success PIANO TUNING European governments. They ask declared that judging from observa­ lots west side Palmetto ave., 50 f t Mr Henry, Mr. Kent Rossltter, Mr. by all. that aliens deported be segregated tion of freight movements he had from Eleventh St. Make offer. B. T. -W . L. Harvey will tune your piano. Frstier, Mr. Stevens, Hr. Thrasher, Those present were: Messrs. J. T. aboard vessels. * 18 years with Cable Co. Permanent­ Mr. DuBose and Mr. Goodhue. rude as chairman o f the United Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring St., Loe Brady, Jr., P. B. Dooley, G. C. Bar­ ly located in Sanford at 107 W est Angeles, Calif. 21-tf Ft*.tes Shipp1i / Board, there vdra ber, M. D. Tarbel!, Jr., S. P. Dutton, entre n o u s First street. Phone 103-J. AH work enough vessels running t i I.mAn* FOR RENT—2 Inrge nice furnished H- C. DuBose, Jr., the Misses Frances ROLLINS COLLEGE guaranteed. 25-tfc The Entre Nous Bridge Club, met An <rlcan ’ountries now to care for housekeeping rooms.— Mrs. Rid­ Dutton, Sarah Warren Eaaterby, Anna with Mra. Dean Turner Friday eve­ A G A IN D E FE A TE D a a'labte buu.nesi. He added that dling, 205 Oak ave., Eagle Home. DuBose, Mae Holly, Marion Dietrich, 6 6 6 is a p re sc rip tio n fo r C o ld s, ning at her home on Myrtle avenue. porhapa there was a surplus of avail­ 25-2tp F e v e r an d L a G rip p e . I t ’s th e Mrs. Sandy Anderson and Mrs. HowIN B A S K E T B A L L , The evening was a delightfully In_ .. able tonnage space due to a general m o s t sp e e d y -rem e d y w e k n o w . formal one as all the member, are ar^ “ Hh. MISCELLANEOUS depression o f business and high freight ' 17-13tc GREENVILLE, 9. C., Feb. B.— Rol­ This crowd o f young people promise neighbors, Mrs. Chase winning the GET YOUR ORDERS In now for rates in the United States. that Sanford shall hear more of the lins College, of Winter Park, Fla., lost your new Buick car. See W. J. club prise. ■ . . . Chairman Benson also discussed a cltpe game to the Presbyterian Col­ After we get the world powers dis­ After the game a delicious salad Chile Beans and that their part of the Thigpen. 46-tfc with the committee the policy of the lege o f Couth Carolina, at Clinton on armed, let’s disarm our domestic city shall never be called dead. course was served. Wednesday night, by a score of 20 to shipping board as to trade routes and FOR SALE—Good farm mule in good crooks. The members present were: Mrs. that in the Latln-Amerlcqn service 24. condition.—M. Fleischer. 11-26-tfc (From Tuesday's Dally) George Kqx, Mrs. E. D. Mobley, Mrs. m THE CIRCUIT COURT O r T X X S 1 T EXT H the board has seventy-flve vessels of ItoIlinB started o ff fast and led by JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OT FLORIDA, IX ORDER your new Buick now and R. J. Holly, Mrs. Harry Wilson, Miss LITERATURE AND MUSIC D E­ 650,000 tons. • AXD TOR SEMINOLE COUXTT. 14 to 7, when accidents crippled tho PARTMENT OF WOMAN'S yon. will not lose any time on the — IX CHANCERY. Martha Fox, Mrs. S- 0 . Chase, Mrs. Senator Fletcher o f Florida, chair­ team and broke up Us team play. The Sanford tlultdlng A loan Aaaoclalhm. a Cor­ ‘ CLUB new car load coming in soon. 46-tfc J. G. Hall, Mrs. B. F. Whitner and poration. Complainant. game was close throughout, the Pres­ man of the radio and cable communi­ Mrs. Henry Wight will give a talk byterians overtaking Rollins and win­ cations sub-committee, introduced a YOU CAN order your new Quick a, w. mTO, Mrs. Turner. i—i. *d4 *ir>, c. stari*. r*on decorative plants suitable fo r Flor­ ning the game. r**4«nu resolution, which wait adopted, pro­ no wand save time on the next car NOTICE o r MASTER'S BALE BRIDGE FOR MRS. BRANDON ida, at the meeting of the Literature N olle. I. brteby g l m that under and bT viding that congress be urged to pass load. 46-tfe Ttriu. uf a deer— uf forerlodure and -ale. ca­ A most delightful party was the and Music Department Wednesday. the pending bill authorizing the navy tered In ll>* i l « r » entitled ruiae on Ih* 29 Ih Stewart, The Florist, 814 Myrtle •Ur »r Januarjr. A. I*. 11131. t. *■ Sprclal Mas­ one given by Mrs. Ed Lano Friday ;It is requested that members o f the R AD ICALS A T W O R K department to accept press messages, Avenue. Phone 2MJ-W. ■ 10-tfe ter In Chancery. on Monday. Iba Till <l*y of A. II. Inal. In rrmii of Hi. ' Oo«rt tfternoon,' honoring her cousin, Mrs, department bring pencils and note­ IN M EXICO A G A IN « t a fair rate, to and from South “ Say it with Flowers” —Stewart, March. lloii— .loor at M.nfonl, ,'*.tnlnnl. I'ounty, Flori­ Rodney. Brandonj w ho’ la spending the books. America. The Florist » 10-tfc da. will offer for ante, and tell In tht hlgbtat and t o .l bidder fur ra.'j during t|ie legal hour* Rear-Admiral Bullard, director of MEXICO CITY, Feb. 8.—Pojice auwinter in S&nfora. f of aa|e, the following de*‘rlhed land, allnalt, FOR SALE lying and being In MemlnoU County, flortdl. An abundance o f red roses, augDINNER naval communications, urged that tho thorities and government Secret ser­ tu-wlli gestive of the Valentino season, taste- • The Business and Professional vice ngents were engaged today in col­ United Slates acquire, as soon as FOR SALE^-100,000 green top celA atrip uf laud 100 feat wide o ff tht North •Id. of a I n f I uf land de.i-rllwd as beginning fully decorated the rooms o f tho lower Women’s Club of Ssnford met Mon- lecting evidence which might lead to possible, radio stations, cnble scrvlco cfy plants.—F. L. Greene, West TA1 feet South nf tht Norlbea.l rorner of Btcday evening at the Montezuma for a the 'arrest of men who l>ombcd the nnd privately owned trade papers in Side. 21-tfc tlon IS, Townahlp »». South of Rang. SO Kaal. run Ibrnre Weal HIS feel, thenoe South SOS residence of the archbishop of Mexi­ Latin-American countries so that the The prizes were lovely, Mrs; Bran- business meeting and dinner, feat to the right nf way of the Sanford A In­ DRINK dian Hirer Railroad, now the Atlantic (to u t don was presented with a beautiful Business over the meeting moved to co nnd the building occupied by Juer- United States' point of view on gen­ Idna Railroad, thenee Nnrlheaaterly TO.VS feat Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-100 lo I I I. C u t line of aalil Section. T o w n a h lp Vhd basket of roses, Mrs. W. C. Hill, for the dining room where covers were gons & Company, in this city yester­ era Itrnde questions might better be Range, thenre North SUT feet to. the point o f" per cent pure. Phono 311. day. Four men are under arrest, but presented to those countries. making high score, was given a beau- Inid for thirty-five, twglnnlng. containing I II a r m more nr lew*. Term.; f'aah. thirrti.aer In pay for deed. tiful candlestick, nnd Mrs. Pulcston ' The guests o f honor for the evening it is known several others were impli­ ’ J J. DICKINSON, 2S-SIC Hperlal Maater In I'haneery. won the cut prize, cards In an ivory were Mrs. Addie Homrighous of Chi­ cated in the two crimes. The resi­ CONTINUE TO TRADE IS TIIF. Wrecking Steamer c le engo, Mrs. Edwin S. Sparks o f Penn- dence of the archbishop was hadly THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TUX SEVENTH SENSIBLE SOLUTION. * Gets Schooner IN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. EX damaged, but thtr 'Juergens building After the gnme, the Valentino Idea sylvania and Mrs. Blackman, AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. was virtually destroyed by the force — IN CHANCERY. was further suggested in the dainty The table was tastefully decorated .When the pickle bottler said to the NORFOLK, Va„ Feb. 8.—Tho 1‘r.iplrr Rank nf Sattf.rd, • C’ofi->r»ll<iti. Cam. of the explosion of the infernal ma­ refreshments, which consisted of a with baskets of red roses and a most , milk operator, "Your price is bound American schooner George W. Truitt, tdnlnnnt, T*. salad course with little valentino bas- delicious and splendidly served slx- chine plnccd in front if it. Karilt Frank, rt *1. |t*f*ndanl*. to come down, therefore I nm going jr., which was. reported ashore off NOTICE OT MASTER'S RALE kets for honors. courso dinner was enjoyed. Nntl<<* la li*r*bjr *lrrn that unil»r and by »lrto quit using condensed milk until it Cape Lookout, wns pulled o ff by the .Those present were: Mrs. A. P. At the conclusion of the dinner It A sks Removal of <— nt » .la. r«L«* nf rnrri'lnatuc and etie rntritd . wrecking steamer Clermont yesterday. In lb - alairr -nt It Ini rail** on Ilia 'J9th day of does," at that Very moment an idea Conn. Ily, Mbs. E. F. Roumillat, Mrs. was the pleasure of the club to listen She stranded Sunday morning. The January. A. It. IIIZI. I, •• H|m-lal Maatar la 8,000 *Teachers was put into operation which hns done George W. Truitt, Jr., was bound from Cbanorry. on Monday Ilia 7lb day of Mirrb.* W. i\ Hill, Mrs. D. L. T h ra sh e^ Irs. to Mrs. Hemrighous give some of her A. D. IW3I, In front uf Iba Court I Drain door more to hold off normalcy than any Jacksonville for Baltimore with a car­ In Sanford, ttnnilnola I'.ranly. Florida, will offnr R A Newman, Misa Lee, Mrs. Archie most interesting experiences ns a for -air, and anil to Iba hlibnat and baa| bidWASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—There other step thnt could possibly have go of lumber rtnd Went ashore at Cu^e dnr Bett-.. Mrs. S. Pules ton, Mra. R. J. business woman. Also Mrs. Sparks for raati during 11 l-gal lustra of aala, Iba Holly. Mrs. S. M. Loyd, Mrs. Charles and Mra. Blackman gave changing are 8,000 disloyal teachers in educa­ been tnken. The milk operator im­ Lookout Saturday night. The condi­ following ilw tllm l land, altuala, Ijlng and ba­ te* In S-oilnol- •'.Minty. Stat# of Florida, to'Fedder, Mrs. Rodney Brandon, Mrs. little talkn o f greeting to a new club. tional institutions in the United Stat­ mediately said: “ Well, I think the tion of the vessel hns not been re­ » It Iota lina lit an.| Two l - ‘ nf Work Klaras Braxton Perkins, Mrs. Pcarman, Mrs. The club wishes to express its np- es who must be removed, Henry J. price of pickles is exorbitant and I ported. t i l l . Tlar Two lift, of Sanford. Fb>tlV, accordwill quit buying them until there is n lug lo K. It Traflord'a m a|> of Sinford, Flori­ George Speer; Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, predation to Mrs. Murrell for the Ryan, of Boston, chairman of the da. aa par plat tharaof, duly of raronl. general reduction." American committee of the American Tarui. Caah •Mrs. W. M. Lcffler, Mrs. W. J. Thig- splendid management of the dinner, I'urrliaaar to pay for daad. THE FIVE-DAY WEEK J J. DICKINSON, The milkman wns then forced to cut Legion, declared yesterday at a meet­ pen. .Miss Wilkey, Mrs. Hal Wight, • Hpa.-lat Maatar In Chascarr. down on his output and strike n per ing here of the Legion's legislative Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Fred Williams, MONDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE When the "five-day week” came in­ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH committee. He estimated 2,000 of cent of his workmen from the pay­ to prominence last yenr, it was right­ IN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN Mrs. A. II. Wallace, Mrs. Claude How- ( CLUB AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. these were radicals. Efforts against roll, which naturally transferred them ly regarded as an Industrial menace. — IN CHANCERY ard, Mrs. J, B. Lawson, Mrs. W. L. -j^e Monday’ Afternoon Bridge Club the "stret corner radical is useless” to the ranks of the unemployed. It It wns urged, for the most part, by !« » la Itrnndt. Complainant, ■ Morgan, Mrs. E. F. Householder, Mrs. wcre delightfully entertained Monday he said, “ while school and university was only n short while before the organized workmen in occupations Waltar llaiinrtt, Dajaudanl. Marlow, Mrs. Henry Purden, Mrs. Mrs. \V. C. Hill. * CITATION students are being taught disloyalty pickier wns forced to follow suit. Where greater production wns needed. To Wullrr Itatinatl, llaablarji'a Cnkrwwn: Gt-urg. Fox nnd Mrs. R. R. Dons. J The rooms were tastefully decorThen the popcorn man found hope by instructors. It ap|*aarlrig front an affidavit fllrd In this In such occupations It would natural­ ••anaa ---------a ted in cut flowers. Dial Iba ra.Id-UT of tba tlafandant la udRyan said a meeting of representa­ in what the milkman had to say about known, la Iba ladlaf of affiant that Iba D. A. U. ,| The substitutes were Mrs. E. F. tives of all organizations doing Amer­ the price of pickles, and was overjoy­ ly hnve resulted in diminished pro­ tlafandafitthatla Itovrr la .iili *oia j - .r a of aga and The I). A. U. Bridge Club met with Householder, Mrs. Reginald Holly and icanization work will be held in Wash­ ed wheti lie heard the pickier make the duction, with consequent increase in that Ibara la no i-rwili lu tba Stata of Florida aartpa uf a a)lti|-a^ha ((put) whom would the price of all goods produced in Iba Idrol Iba aald ilrfandant * Miss Mabel Bowler Thursday after- Miss Lee. ington, March 15 for the purpose of prediction that the price of milk Tbarafnir. you, Waltar llannall, ara Itaraby The prize for high score, a silver consolidating all such. work. Tho or­ would be reduced shortly, and he de­ those industries or depending on rrtpilratl on Ilia noon at her home on Magnolia avenue. 11 It day of April, A.. D. IB2I, them. The demand meant less work to appaar in tba bill o f frareplalnl fllait agalaaf Mrs. George DeCotta And Mrs. Ben­ lemon dish, was won by Miss Lee ganizations to be represented, will be cided to use neither milk nor pickles you lu thla rauaa. ottingwUa -sf-Uaet** pro con* A delicious salad course was served the American Federation, of Labor, until the prices descended to a pre­ for the same money, and at least when fraao will ou aald dalaHw rnlarad again*! yoa. nett were the only substitutes, Mrs. 1C la furthar orda rad that Ibla notlea ba pubcoupled with tho six-hour day de­ llabail at the conclusion of the gnme. Bennett winning the club prize. In iba Sanford llcrald, a nawapapar paV the Knights of Columbus, the Y. M. war basis. mand, it meant less work than society Uvbad to Sand no la County, fur right ra u M illlia A delicious salad course was served Tho milkninn and the pickier had C. A., the Y. W. C. A., the National waa I a. has n right to expect o f any ableWITNK.SS m y band and Iba aaal of lha aborv after the game. EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CLUB Security League, .the Musontt, the both been in the habit of buying pop­ Ia lad imirt on ltda Jnd day uf February, A. D. bodied worker, and less than any self- •11 corn for their kids, hut with business Elks, the Woman's Roosevelt Mem­ 1 21, The Every Week Bridge Club met respecting worker1 ought to feel like IMKAl.i K. A IHHIOI.ARS, N \NF(IKI) WOMAN’S CLUB TO with Miss Wilkey Monday afternoon. orial Association, the Red Cross and hitting some and missing a great deal (•talk of tba Circuit Court. doing. ilFO A IM'I.TTES. they came to the conclusion that the ' HAVE BRIDGE LUNCHEON ___ prize ^_________ _ score, a box of the Salvation Army. | The for high All thnt foolishness vanished with 2A till-Solicitor and of ronuacl for Cuutplalnaat. wise policy was to quit buying pop­ On next Tuesday, the social depart- stationery, was won by Mrs. 9. E. corn until their businesses became tho industrial slump. In its place IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O r THE SEVENTH merit i,f the Woman's Club in Sanford Barrett. Former Palatka Man normal again, or at least until the has come a five-day week of a quite • JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEM­ * ii entertain with n large and very Substitutes fo r the afternoon were INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. different character. It results from Froplaa Rank price wns less. uf Manfurd, a Corporation. I'lalnbrilliant bridge-luncheon, invitntions Mrs. James Vansant and Miss Irving. Scoffs at W ar Talk Thatof ispopcorn tur. the status o f "hard times” a temporary diminished demand for L>r which have been received by ( After the game a salad and .an (ce If. in a nutshell. Thu illustration can be goods and labor. It Is now s question 8. Wyman ’ Strata, liafatwianf. • { * 7 Tb# AvwcUtad Praia) friends in Orlando, and to which n course were served, NOTICE OT BH ERU T'S SALE. , . of adopting labor to a program of Not Ira la liaraby glrao Iba I uodar and by SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5.—Japan applied to cover,practically the whole go,,,] number of Orlandoitcs will movlrtur of ap ararutlon placed In my bahdl baalessened production with tho least desires more. than anything else to nation, nnd while this innocent-ap­ tf>r over. The Woman's Club is fam­ ad ii|->n a final Jndgmriil antaml In lb* abovo THIMBLE PARTY possible injustice or discomfort to antlllr.J yan*a for Iba anm of l a U .M , with maintain good relations with Ameri­ pearing boycot continues there can be ed for its splendid entertainments, and mala of co u rt,.! bar* mdilr levy upon tb* fol­ Ladies o f Circle Number Thrco of ca, according to the Kokosui news no sensible plan of readjustment labor Itself. lowing drarrlta-d land* altoal*. lying and btlag this is to be the largest affair of I , The old method of dull times! was In Sanilnol* County, Florida, to-wtl: worked out. Exumples are generally agency of Japan, according to a news the season, it will bring out all social ^hurch lo t 22 of Stfbdlvblou known, aa Palm HamSanford as well ns many from adja- fitted yesterday at a thimble party dispatch received here. James Ken­ unsatisfactory in the business world. simply to keep enough men to do tho murk; alao a atrip of land 100 fact w id e -o ft tba Norik able nf a Iran of land ilrwcrtbad a* cent towns.—Orlando Reporter-Star. « the home of their captain, Mrs. B. nedy, who for a number of yenrs wns Co-operation is far more- effective; work required and arbitrarily di»- f o l l o w a. to-wlt: twglnnlng 7**1 feat South of th* Nurlhaaal turner of Saclbra 13. Townahlp 30, chargo the rest. It was hard on the end' if the milkman and the pickle __________________ _ A. Kelley. a citizen of Palntka, Fla., and who South of llatua 30 Kaal. run Waal 013 f**t. The afternoon was spent In taking has just completed a tqur of the man had agreed to make Earnest ef­ men who lost their jobs, herd on their Ilia ora Mouth MW fart to rlgblraf-way of ft. A (From Mondny’s Daily^ I. II. II.. now A. C. I.. It. II.. thane* Northcarpet rags for hand crochuttod rugs United States after 15 years in Ja­ forts to reduce their prices, nt the families and hard on their communi­ aaatrrly 703.3 fact to Kaal Una of aald (taction BRIDGE which are to be the feature of thti pan, said that everywhere he went he same time continuing to. trade with ties. Tho now method Is far more hu­ Id, Ibanra North 2D7 fact to point of b*glnMo*. Mrs. George Knight entertained bazaar they plan to hold later In the was asked if there was to be trouble each other, nnd if the popcorn man mane and more logical. If an Indus­ And I, aa Sbrrlff o f Nauitoul* l-ranty, la or•V rr to aatlafy aald aiarullon. will offar for trial plant finds that it can not af­ had been taken into the plan, the Saturday afternoon with a most dc- year. between the two countries, according cal* and aril lb* abac* daocrlbcd properly to only sensible initial step would have ford to continue employing more then lb* blgb**t and brat bidder for raah daring Iba lightful bridge at her homo on MagTea and wafers were served at tho to the report. legal hour* o f aala In front o f Ih* Court Ilouao five-sixths or four-filftha of It* pro­ door at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, on nolia avenue, having her two house- close o f the afternoon, He said that if the question did not been taken. March tba Tib. A. 1). 1031. In other words, this idea of “ wait­ ductive power. It divides all the la­ Monday, guests, Mrs. Hartdegen and M r*.' The following ladies were present: have its serious side the query would Term*; Caah. l*nrrbaMr to pay for d**d. ing to buy" is not the proper course a M. HAND. bor among all the employes, merely Knight, who are the mothers o f Mr. Mrs. Jerrc Griffith, Mrs. P. M. Elder, be childishly ludicrous. He added 23..Vf> Sheriff o f Semlnol* County. Fla. and Mr*. Knight. Mr*. R. V Shlnholsar, Mr*. J. M. that Japan desires friendly relations to follow. "Buy now" nnd at the shortening their week's work to give IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH same time do all in your power to en­ whatever output is desired. The rooms o f the attractive home Moyo, Mra. G. W. Bailey, Mrs. R. E. between America and herself. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN courage a return to normal times, AND FOR SEMINOLE COUXTT. Thla has been done In many cases, were tastefully decorated In red rose* Griffin, Mra. LaGctte, Mrs. E. K. Per“ The vast majority of people there — O f CHAXCERT. whatever they are, and let this most notably by the Pennsylvania and ferns.. • ryman, Mr*. T .’W. Williams, Mra. J. are bitterly opposed to war. War be­ Froplaa ilank nf Hanford, a Corpora Iloo. Com­ plainant, The prizes were lovely, Mra. Dean d . Roberta, Mrs. R. R. Eldredge, Mr*. tween Japan and America spells bank­ thought be extended to all classes and Railroad. The proposition Is usually aa. a tong move has been made in the submitted to the employe*. It is to Thom aa B. Ilulf and wlf*. KUtabalh Hoff, and Turner for high score won a Picard 'w ilt Hoolehan, Mr*. J- B. Parker, ruptcy for Japan." Jameo* McCarroa, Dafaadanla. right direction,—Jacksonville Metrop­ be said to their credit that In no case china dish, Mr*. Roy Bower fo r next j^r*. Dooer, Mr*. Packard, Mra. WalNOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE Nolle* b*rally given that under and by high score, won three Madeira hand- ter Wella and Miss June Wadell. have theiy failed to give It their ap­ virtu* o f laa daera* When Your.Farm Stock Is.Sick, Look olis. ot foeveknur* and aala en­ For Rats . kerchiefs and fo r consolation, Mrs. -------- proval and co-operation. The men tered In lb* aboan *nlitl*d etna* on Iba 29tb day o f January, A. D, 1021. I, aa Special Maw. S. M. Loyd won playing card*. 1JUNIOR CHfHSTlAN -ENDEAVOR t»r In Chancery, on Monday, tb* Tth day o f Disease among farm animals don't 1 Lost My Beet Customers Through who are sure o f -their Jobs prove March, A. D. ID31. la front o f lb * Court I loon* Rets," Write* J. Adams. Mrs. Knight waa moat ably assisted SOCIAL, wilting to share their working, time dob* nt flatfunl, Sanilnol* Coooty. Florida, will Just happen. Rats are carriers of for aala. and aril I* tb* hlffbeat and boat by Mrs. E’. F. Householder In serving ^ Junlor ChrisUan pndeavor dangerous plagues— hog cholera, foot “ Used to have the busiest Restau­ with those who would otherwise lose offer bidder far caah during the legal boura o f *al«, dainty and delicious refreshment* . BOclai Friday night. Every- and mouth disease and that terrible of rant in town until news spread that theirs. l!>* follow log ilaacrllwl land, altaat*. lying and In Seminole County. Florida. Iiatrlti The arrangement reflects credit twtng In i 23 o f Faint Hammock, a* par plat there­ ^ l hCT Uted ° f * 8B *d and *” C* b°dy came dressed up aji grown ups. all scourges— Bubonic plague. Far­ the kitchen was infested with rats; In Flat Bank **IF' net page course. They served hot chocolate and calces. mer* should throw around premises lost r lot of my best customers until alike on employers andj employe*. o73f, ufdulyIII*ratur-lad putitle trfofil* o f Otaag* Coanty. *1 Everybody had a good time. All of RAT-SNAP. It’* sure and safe. Three I tried RAT-SNAP. Haven’t a pest Its beneficial effects may last long which lb* Cuanty of Seminole * a l formerly k wkleh aald plat ha* aloe# bean duly truaA CHILE DEAN BANQUET * our ■ are different.— Contribut- sizes; 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guar­ in the place now.' Restaurants should after the occasion fo r it has disap­ part, »t1 bed and la Maw u part o f the record* - (g , OetnlodU county, duly recorded In Plat Seek l. use RAT-SNAP." Three sizes, 85c, peared. It may be the beginning of anteed by Ball Hardware Co. The newljt* organised Chile Bean ed. no page* lot and 103. 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by e new and better system o f co-opera­ Tertoi: Caab. Porrhaaar to pay fur daad. Club enjoyed one o f the most delight-) / J. J . DICKINSON. « ,l __ n .,___I__» Ball Hardware Co. tion.—Gainesville 8un. . Try r Herald Went Ad.—It pay*. ful affair* o f the season Saturday p ost' Card* at the Herald office, le. Z3 -3 tr Special Maatar In-Chancery *w # • ® o* , ... ■. ■ . V j » . ' ; ‘ . v « i■ ' �4 / *: V •. . ,11rt t .. v, B ^ ^ J>f f, -■- THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921 SHERIFF FORGOT TO HANG NEGRO AND NOW HE CAN’T ACCORDING TO THE LAW BURGLARS TOOK CLOTHES THEN RETURN THEM (From Wtdnaaday'l Daily) FINE AMD FOBfETTUSE FUMD. Iteprwltory ttalanr*. Octulwr lat, J9I9 .................. ..................... ...................... .. Warrant* Outalandlng, Oeiboer lat, IBIS .................................................... CHULUOTA Business quiet, but still •going. Most o f the groves have been 4ut In fine shape and the farmers are turn­ ing up the •soil preparing' to plant something to satisfy the cravings of nature. W. J. Higgins has had a brand-new haircut in order to keep up w l$ the times. Mr. Snyder and friends were seen out for a drive yesterday in the for­ mer’s brand new Ford limousine. John Long has had a brand new ^ ‘“ pring" l'n^ rte d “ in hiV'flivver, A robbcry iB „ ported from Oveido Palmetto avenue seems to be af­ flicted wit a very peculiar brand o f burglars for they take clothes out o f peoples' rooms and after keeping them W itness Goes to Jail Sheriff W a s Too Busy several days return same intact with For Safe Keepirfg the exception o f taking the small and Forgot About change. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Feb. 9.— Les­ the Date Joseph Kennedy of Chicago, who la, lie R. West, principal witness against spending the winter here, has rooms Scrgt. Robert J. Lancaster, Fourth a* *lome j** ,^°ve an^ 0,10 Sunday night in West's store. Quite Alabama National guardsman In night last week had his P*nU stolen fl hall, w„ whose trinl a jury at Hamilton Mon­ from him (two p a t* ) and with his Some strangers are seen around day failed to agree, arrived here yes­ pants went all that they contained, th,B vilUge occasionally. Keep your AND CHANCES ARE GOOD THAT terday and was placed in the Jeffer­ being some valuable coins, medals, cyefl on c ^ o u . Wo are com!ng. SENTENCE WILL BE son county jail for safekeeping, ac­ COMMUTED etc. and some money. Like nil the jjj |ng jB going to put up another cording to the warden's docket. The rest of us, Mr. Kennedy I. lucky to ln town week. special assistant attorney-general in (B y Tk* Associated Praia) have two pairs, o f trousers at one UncIe Noah u stirring the soil near BATON •ROUGE, La., Feb. 0— charge of the inquiry into the lynch­ time, but having his two pair «toicn Gore ^ ese days. Just come out Lonnie Eaton, negro, whom the sheriff ing of William Baird, miner at Jas­ forced him to go down town and buy (and BC0 the reB*uJta aftcr a few -weeks, per, on the night of January 13 ex­ forgot to hang, may be legally dead, BaB8 j 8 makjng his homo In pected to nnnounce soon further de­ another pair. Meantime, after twOj Attorney-General Coco admitted he days, he stepped Into his room one 0rlando juBt now. velopment in the case. did not know but reports from Oua­ evening and found the stolen pants W. F. Graves and family were chita Pariah prison where Lonnie had lying on a chair and upon going over guests here Sunday. been eating his three squares dally the pockets fount} that only some o f Several o f the Chuiuotanltes were erer since hi sexecution was mislead the small change had been taken out attendants at Ft. Christmas church by Sheriff Grant February 4th, do not o f the pockets and everything else last Sunday. indicate his appetite suffered on ac­ was lefLJn the trousers. Mr. Carl Barber o f Christmas has count o f his possible demise. Grant This la not a regular thief for he had a brand new smear o f cream wrote the governor yesterday that In would have left nothing and Mr. Ken­ paint stuck.over his house by Higgins, Uto press of civil and criminal mat­ nedy, while very grateful to the light- the wood-butcher, recently. Ben Rcdters he forgot to hang the negro. Hi fingered one for reluming his prop­ CHICAGO, Feb, 9.— The Railroad erty almost intact, is puzzled to think ditt says it Is O. K. did not know what to do about It and Clnude Barton is showing most of arked for instructions.! Governor has Labor Board hearing the controversy that such a rare occurrence should us timid ones how to do things these turned matter over to attorney-gen­ between the rnilroads nnd their em­ happen just now while the crime wave days. I f you don’t think b o just go eral, who is raking the law books for ployees over the national agreements Is on. down and visit his place fo r awhile. ________ 1___________ • precedents. Coco said today an np- reepssed yesterday until Thursday. At Several o f the residents of Chnluota plication for commutation In the that time, it is expected, representa­ Packers’ New Plans nnd F t Christmas nre‘ going to have tives of the employes sf’ill appear with 'negro’s death sentence waa before tbe morelight on their subjects by either a reply to the request for immediate pardon board with many re-ommendaSuggest Another W a y having new acetylene gas plnnts In­ abrogation of the agreements, made tlons fo r commutation and that a s a stalled or their old ones put in shining by W. W. Atterbury, chairman of the Disposing o f Interests member of the board he favored It. trim by an expert. # labor committee of the American A s­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.— Attorn­ Uncle Gabo Long, the faithful mallsociation of Railway Executives. M cAdoo Leaves Representatives of seven independ­ eys for Armour A Co. and Swift & carrier from Ghuluota toFt. Christent employes' organizations complet­ Co. yesterday filed with the District *mas, is still on the route ns regularly # Mexico for Home; ed their testimony yesterday. They Supreme Court n new plan for selling ns Tom Blake’s clock— it run when It Denies Negotiations asked for certain rules benefiting their stockyard Interests. Previous was shnken. But If one could make their right to negotiate agreements plans proposing the sale of the yards that trip oven that road In a car with­ <By The Associated Pr»M) with the roads for members of their to F. II. Price & Co. of Boston had out being shook up or shocked he ought to be entitled to a statue in the MEXICO CITY, Feb. 9.— William organizations. It was their conten­ been disapproved by the court. The court was asked to appoint tall of fame without, waiting to be McAdoo left here last night on return tion that heretofore the brotherhood# to United States. Said trip to Mexico had undertaken to represcht all cm- sales agents who, under supervision dead ten years to get it. of trustees, shall sell the yards, giv­ was one of pleasure nnd denied that ployees. Let us all have a good-roads free he entered Intoany negotiations with With the completion of the indepen- ing preference tp buyers In this working day in our county once in a the Mexican government for admlnls- |dents' testimony, the board was pre- order: Livestock producers, stock­ while as folks used to do In days gone tration or supervision o f rchabillta- j Pnr« l to hear the general presentu- holders in the yards other than the by. My, one would be surprised how tion of evidence by the brotherhoods. defendants; common carriers serving many miles of good roads enn be built tlon o f railroad system. B. M. Jewell, chairman of the em­ the ynrds, local citizens or munici­ enr this way. N u ff ced. ployes’ committee, was in New York, palities. however, and the committee said it A separate plan wns presented for was not ready to proceed until his the snle of the yard at Jersey City return. It was reported that the em­ to locnl interests. The yard was of­ Rev. E. P. Brownlee will be at the ployes would ask u months’ recess to fered to the Pennsylvania Railroad, Moores Station church to preach prepare rebuttal to tbe four weeks which declined to buy. Sunday the Kith if at home from his of evidence presented by the rail­ The packers asked the court to fix visit to Georgia, roads, but the board declared it bad the minimum prices of the various Miss Maude Gregson is a guest at hud no such request. yards. Figures proposed in the disap­ the A. B. Cameron homo again, en ----------------1 proval plans with the exception of the CARRIES 829 MILLION FOB AJN route from Miami to her home in De­ St. Louis yards have been refused. ARM Y OF 180,000 » troit, Mich. ■ j MEN M. I. Grier of Charlotte, N. C-, and LYNCH WILL MEET B. M. Grier, of Elcrton, N. C., were T. G. Roebuck anil Miss Georgia (By Tfeft A u o d ilf d PriM ) JAREZ WHITE TONIGHT here a portion of last week, called by Hall were shopping in Sanford Fri- 1 WASHINGTON, Feb, 8.— Army apIN EIGHT-ROUND BOUT the illness of their brother, R. L. d a y . —------% *propriation bill carrying npproximGrier. Mr. Willard McWorkman of Indi­ ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9.—Joe Lynch ntely |32p,000,000 nnd providing for a Curry (Shine) Hasty is at home on anapolis arrived Saturday and will will make his first ring appearance j force o f only 150,000 men in 1922, a furlough from Camp Jackson, S. C. j spend Borne time with his nephew, J. since winning bantam-weight title passed today by house and sent to the Mr. and Mr«. D. L. Long have es E. Phipps, on Crank Hill. from from Herman, when Jnbcs meets Renatc. their guests Mr. Long’s sister nnd Howard Stuart of New Kensington, White in eight-round, no-decision bout husband, Mr. and Mrs. Baker of Col-1 Pn i8 thc gUCRt of Mr an,i Mr* Gco here tonight. BOSTON, Feb. 9.— Urgent call umbus, 0 . ■ Stuort. from an unidentified steamer in midMrs. Don McDonald is at Dr. MasClark Roberson of Orlando was a The person who is chronicnlly hard Atlantic forwarded here today by a ters sanitarium nt Port Orange for a visitor in town Friday, up generally finds lhat pnwns play freighter, the West Imboden, bound time. A. Y. Fuller was transacting butti- an important part in his game of from Rotterdam for Galveston. Calls Needham Purvis of Tnmpa has been (ne88 jn Orlando Saturday. life. were heard laBt night . a recent visitor at the home of his Jns. Saverity nnd Walter Stuart of brother, Ashley. Ohio, who have begn stopping nt the Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Commons of i Ohio bungalow of D. Wi Short’s for . R E PO R T OF C O U N T Y F IN A N C E S Stone Island nnd Mrs. Addio F. Ilom- i some time,' left Sunday to take in the S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y righous of Chicago, III., were callers ; fair nt Tampn before returning homo. at the Ellsworth home Sunday. . For the Period Ending March 31st, 1920 W. H. Martin nnd Mr.. Moore of Or*« -* « . Mr. Eddy of Eprcka Hammock has jando werc visitors in the city Frin*- full..Win* rri-irl o f It.*- receipt nn.l dUlHiraemritl with the.balance* nnd *tn»unt* of warrant. an.I a alnleiuent » f the nawta find llahlllllc*. an.l ralue o f County l> r»i»rtf other limn aclH«d been nt the Fcmnld-Lnughton hospital ..f IM >al,| XKUIONl.t: r n i ’ NTY aa r-Q-.rlrd on tbe .Hal d*y of March, 1B30. by Hi* It-.ar.l of fo r treatment for lung trouble during j m |9S j?||en p u|]cr spent the week- IVajnly Couitul winners and lb* Clerk of tb* I'lrctilt o -u rl, la hereby putdl.hed under lb* pr».t*|un o f Chapter 11*12, of Ij i u * o f Florida, A n * o f 1013. tlie past week. , end with her pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. . . EltNEgT AMOS. Mr. and Mrs. Ed J. Cnpieron have A y Fuller. . . ■ » ' Complr*! I*r. both been very ill with grippe or j Ralph Rcarby of Orlando wns f g e n e r a l tond n*bnw*. 0*lob*r l«t, IfilO-............... ct.ru whatever it is that has been g o in g , transacting business In town Monday, I»*I>oiilory Wurrtnla OntiiacJIaK. October lit, imp.......... ............ None about. Mr. Cnmeron s mother and. Miss Eva Stuart returned to Tampn N.*l Ibtlafv'r. Or|nb*T 1*1, IlltO ....... . rvt..v» Dr. Puleston hnve been in attendance, j gunday, nfter spending several days Rtcdpti for Biz Month*: 1'r.im— * Part of the land F. O. Beider will at home, T m I'nllrclor, Tntr* .................................... . S,M2,fiT | Comptroller'* Redemption* ...................................... sell as an allotment on Snnford ave- j j g Djnke) motored to Apopka on __ IM.hS l'iiiiiplH>lt*r‘* It. It. T»\*o ........................ ............................................................ uTt.ra nuc Is the place owned and occupied Thursday. Itwaakr* Inlemt *.........—.............................. ................... .............. iTT.im Sul* of llnntr* ......... " ........... ................................................. ----by Mrs. Blanche'Mendal and Mrs. Liz­ .MO.T3 10,4.11. K Dr. Tupper of Orlando will give an­ zie Hunter of Pittsburgh, Pa., a few other lecture at the Library February Malting lulane* ............... .......................... tlfl.403.T0 Dlibururant* far Si* Month*: y ea n ago. JUIarjr of 111* Clerk uf the Circuit Court Cnuntj Auditor and Clerk 15th, in behalf of thc Near East re­ In Cnunljr'C.iinml**tftner» ............. ............................................ T.vo.oo The marriage of Mias Barnett Eu­ lief. I'er niem ind Mil*** of CoaimfHloner* ....................................... 4fts.nn genie Brantley and Ernest Mansfield P** of KbertJf for Attendance on Count* Comra|a*loner* ................... M.oo J. A. Bistlinc and father returned ■atari** af Othar Officer* and Em ploy***: T ~ • Massey' has been announced to take Sunday, having accompanied the re­ Attorney f„r Coupty CotnmlMlnnrr* .......... .............................. .100.00 Sni>*r«loor of Iteglatratlon ............................ ...................... ......... 130 00 place at the M. E. Parsonage Tuesday mains of Mrs. G. A. Bistline to their County Fhyalrlan ,'......................................................................... 1*0.00 at 2:30 p. m., February 15th. The Rev. old home In Pennsylvania. County dientun*Iration Agent ...j, ftooto Bopair* to County Building*: Dr. Walker wilt perform the cere­ Court lluu** ...... ............ . Mr. and Mn. S. A. Huston, Mrs. Fnnltar* and Flatura* fart mony. The family o f the bride and a Chris Mathews, Miss Mildred Huston Court lloute ................... few friends will be in attendance, the and Miss Dickson o f t Sanford were Ezpaaaaa af Oanaty Bailflag* r Janitor and other attendance .100.00 iH iiitfl bride la the eldest daughter o f Mr. calling oh friends Sunday. , l.lghl, Fuel and Water...... 31T.WI Iniuranre .......................... ......................... .................. 131.00 and Mrs. T. L. Brantley of Moores T. P.‘ Lewis was-tnnsactlng busiIncidental* ............................ ....................................................... 574.40 Station, formerly of Montgomery, 'ness in Sanford Monday. Car* af Canaty Poor: Repair* '*nd Addition* to Poor Ilouae nad I'arma............................. . 40.27 Ala. Mr. and M n . Massey -Srill re­ Friends of Mr. Hutchinson will re­ 1 0 00 furniture and Pltturea for Poor Ilouae and farm* ............................. side In Montgomery. They have thc gret to hear that he was taken to the Kipeoaea Operallua of Poor ItooaJ and farina .................................... 1.031 43 Allowance made to P*up*r* outilde of Poor Ilouae and,l>*ld by warbest wishes of a targe circle of friends. hospital Monday. It has not - been 170.53 ranta ......................................................................A ............ Caraaar'o Inguatta: - C. E. Chorpenlng will pay a re­ learned yet the cause o f his illness. fee* of OtTIcen, Juror* and Wllne**ea ......................................... lagulriaa:, ward fo r the return o f his heavy, M n. B. J. Overstreet'And children * Intnalty feaa of Officer* nad Ormihllleei ...................................................... dark green, wool sweater lost off bis were in feanford Tuesday. Little B..J. Stationary rad Priatfagi -CIO.74 • Oenenl stationery Dltoha, ata. ......................... ,’. i i . . . . . . . . . . .t..truck last Wednesday between tbe Is having* trouble with his foot and 3*0 43 Ilecord Hooka 03.53 Adrertliln* .Rarjulred by Law and paid for by Cbonty............... -........ Clyde Line dock and the Standard Oil Dr. Puleston Is treating him* , Commlulon* P»M Officer*: 1.343.73 plant. . -. Tag Aaaaaant ...... J. E. Phipps was, transacting busi­ 1,179.80 Tax Collector Nick Zemovean' and Ashley Purvis ness in Sanford Tuesday. 234.00 Clerk Circuit Court, neurdlng and general court work ......................... 233.00 Eipeaaea or. SepL 10th, IBIS, election ................ . . . . . . . . . . are having the Colt acetylene gas M3H Legal Hertice* ... ...................... I., 10.057.86 71.15 lighting plants* put In their homes this i if necessity is the mother o f InveriIiunotloaa A. H. C. ...... *.................................. ................ ............ week by » New York City company, tion, laziness must be the stepfather. 437.99 i t t t at i Mt aat Depoollary DaUnce, March ( U t . 1920 PRISONER IS HAPPY LABOR BOARD TO HEAR EMPLOYEES REPLY OWNERS EAST SANFORD ARMY BILL APPROPRIATION PASSES HOUSE L0NGW00D NOTES ”■ ” -J I Mel ftatinee, (Vfober tot, 1018 ...................... ........................... ..................... .. Rocolpti for Ita Month*: fm tu— Tax Collector. T a ira .......... ............................. .................... . Comptroller'a Redemption* ..................................................................................... K httlir* fin e* and Cuala ...................... ................. ..................... 2 ,700.52 Rottd^ Collected ...................... ..................................................... .................... .. Net Ilalanc*. March 31*1, 1020 .............. Warrant* outalandlng, March 3l*t, 1020 ................................ '•** m•**a■ it il i •********* Hciwatlory ................... lUlance, March Sl*t, 1020 . , I'rtriu— .. t S.IKo jj Noo* 71.(9 N<,e# .............. ................... ......... ......... 1.208.40 I . . . . . . . •8,41(12 Linking llalance ........................ .. Dtaburaamanta for Six Manthai Rolldlng Vat* .......... *................ Salary o f Inapector* . . . . 7 .......... ............. Inter**!, of Tim* Warrxnla .................. 7,C24.61 . ( 4.941.75. ( ----- l— . 170.00 199.00 5,31*7*. . Depoallury Dalaate, March Slat, 1820 PUBLICITT FCBD Itc|><i*|tory Balance, October lot, 1810 .................................... Warrant* Outlandlng, Oclolwr lat, 1810 ................................ ’ ! ( 2.317.W t ...( 41 15 Root 4145 Net Balance, October l*L- 1»18 ................................ ................... H*c«lpta for SI* Month*: from — T * i Collector, Ta*c* .............. ........................................... I I5.0T N-ut Miking balance . ............ ................................................ Dlikunament* for 8 I1 Month* .................................................. Ikepofltory lUlance, March 3I*t, t'.OT 1020 .......................... . BLACK HAMMOCK DRAINAGE rUND |tepn*|ir,rj llalance. Oclober lat. 1W3) ............. ...................... .. n’ irr*n u Outstanding, Octotwr 1*1, loot) ..................................................... ( 2,801.71 3.884.71 tj. ................................................................................ ............................. Dltburwmant* for Six Month*: Cleaning IMtrbr* t . .................... ......................................... ........... Safety Ivpcwll lloi ..................... ................................. ..... Attorney feea .......................................... .. 2.NUI.I1 S«oa . V. • llalance. Octolwf lat. 1020 ............ .*....................................................... Receipt* for 81a Month* . . . . . . . . . . v ........................................................ Net llalance ... 41*1.57 3.00 74U 57 ............................ * j FLORIDA QROVES DRAINAGE DISTRICT TUND. I "2 02 Noof - ^ 0 ------- i j |t..|io.tiiwj Balance. October 1*1. 1WI0 ............................................................. Warrant* tlut»l*ndlng. Oclolwr lat, 1010 ............................................. • Set Jjalxuoe. IH-lotwr l*t. 1 0 1 0 .......... ......................................... ..................... R«c«JpU for Sir Month*: from— . * 126.00 T a t Collector, Tate* .................................... ............. ................................. Balance ...................................... ................................. /-* • • • * — • „ ■AF' Dlibum*m*nU for Six Month*: Knrlneering 2 2 .14V14 !>c|***ll«rj llalance. M arch 3l»t, 1020 .............................................. . . . . Making - <51 5" IS0.22 * 15.00 ....................................................................................... ................ 144.21 Detewllory llalanre, Llarch 3l»t, 1020 ............................ 7 ........... BUILDINO FUND 9 |ke(m«t|ory BaUnre, Oclolwr lat, 11*11* ................................ ......................... Warrant* Outalandlng, October 1*1. 1010 .................................................... * klaTl Non# 87 73 Set Balance. O-tolwr lat. 1010 .......... >•............................................. . Ha<eipti for 81* Month* I’riMo cfat ( /it lect'*r . I nt ere* | on IJtwrty Bond* ................... ..................... .............. Sale tiPtlme warrant* ............................................................ ................... 2.410 32 21.23 34.53*1 37 M.wnc. M .37.01t.CT Making Balance ........................................................................................................ Dlihuraamonta for Sla Month*: Two n u l l d<»ra .......................... ................... ............... ........................................... J™-™ Architect 11a 1 Work .................. '................................ ....................... ................. .. Payment on Court ll»u*e ......................................................................................... 10 .313.IX) Itepalr* In Building ...................................... .................................................................. Building Vault .................................................................................................................. i'rnn'oo Int on Time Warrant* ...................................... .......................... * .............................. Payment on Court llouw .............................................. r . . . ^ . ................................. 10.300 00 ZX.MT.tff h..v>: W liermaltory btlince, March 31*1. 1020 COtTNTT* GUARD TUND Deptwltory lUlance. Oclolwr lat. 1010 ■ . ... Warrant* Outalandlng. Oclolwr lat. I 0 1 W ................... -■ • tit] Net lUlance, Octofwr lot. 1010 ............................................................................. Receipt* far Bli Month*: from — Tax Collector, Taie* ........................................................................................... Comptroller Redemption* ............................................ .................... .. Making lUlance ........................................• Dlibur*«maata for Six Moath* ......................................................’ ............ ............ : » is Itrfmaltury tujxnc*. March niM, 1020 ........................................................ .. - * rUNDINO HOAD BOND FUND. H M .000.00 Tmaleea lUlance, Octolwr l»t. 1010....................................................................... I’aalt Slaking Fuml* ................................................................. ,••••............... ............ Road Bond Fuml .................................. ................................................ IU>nd» In Sinking fund ............... .......................................................... * ...................... 111.7‘ T.IS 4.0I7.M Tnuteca Balance. Inclmling .................................. .............................. .............. .. Hacalpt* for Six Month*: From— Tax Ij4lector ntd Cwnpt. T aie* ....................................................................... ........ (17.93X40 ........ 303.71 Hank* Intere*! on BaUnre ..................................................................... .. 37.“ <A0 I IS..HT.I1 Making llaUnce ..................... ........................ .................. ................................... Dliburumante far Six Month*: Inlereat Coupon* |>*ld .......................................................................................... C4.a77.ll Net balance, March 3lat. 1020 ........................................ ................................. Balance Caxh, March (la te 19(0 Bond Fund , . . . * » * . ........... .................... ........................ ............... Sinking fund* ............. ................................................ .................... Balance Ilouda ............... ..................................... ............................................... 4.01T.W 50.V4l.2T 40.taai.iw v > 64.877.11 Trustee* Balance, March Slat. 1020 .................................... . i '~ ASSETS AMD I ABILITIES ASSETS .(3I.CW.M Balance Cosh In Depoaltorle*. all fund* .................... am J3 T aira, I'ncollecled fa ie a . Currant Curraul Year F air ...................................... .. ■ . . . ■■■■ . • *.'• Balance Caah In hand* Bood Tnuteea Including proceed* ftotn Honda aold and Inlareat jj _ - ,5 , - I'ncollecled Taxe* taaaeaaed for Inlrreal and Sinking Fund) Including current y e a r .... M- 1 _ ...(H2.W6M Total LIABILITIES ......I Warrant* Outalandlng foe Current Bitwnaea Othar eriianaea e f Indabtadaeaa craatoW un4*r apaclal Laglalatlr* Actlaat I * •f a« a a a a . Time Warrant* H th Eradication Fund .............................. ...... 41 ,6*0.00 11 ultlllu^ ) nnJ AAAA6•t ff*§*#t •*■t ***A#t>•*.****.a*ee«ea • *#*»*#****•'•• 9 **•*«*••* i » 41 **••**_** x ^ Bond* Outalandlng, FU. a rorr* . M 00 * Dr: IHatrict Bond* a . , *» *, *•. **. . •. » . **•. . . *. . *. **. *- • *nod.oO Seminole County Highway and Refunding Bond* ................................................................■’ *’ franOOOO Kpeclal Bo*d ami Bridge Diairlct No. 1 Bond* . . ! ..................................................-..............* 11 ' .......... 1458.0*1.00 Total VALUE OF COUJfTT FHOPEHTY t 35.000 00 Court House and Ground* .. . 10:* « » J ill llulldlpg* and Grounds . 15.0*90® four Ilouae and Farm . . . . Furniture and Ftitnre#— Court Ilouae . . . . . . ................................................................. *1000000 Jail ............................................................... ............... *............. 5 '000.00 .O O0-2 ; lio a if . . l l l i i l M l I i i i i i i i t i i i i a i i t i i i i u H f i t M H i i i i i i i l l i l l i * * AP»nrirv* >M 0(0.™ Aittsrjr ind •1* ■«* i ■.1>1**<•»■t •. . 1.1141 *■««141**h i m *******■■* ■** **,'1*" ’ ■ g*i0iwkOi Road Machinery k k l l l l l l l M 4 f t a * t > ........ * •t s m m •1 . 1 41 , »1 ** 1 m » . r a1 t *• •*•>•* *f * * " ' **»»*•** ^ ^ a w ^ * J U n Slock .1106*0**0 Total *%. . . . . . a. . . . 4. . .............. . A.......... ....................... ... ....................... AT HERALD ‘ - •■ - | (jQ 7.S34.M * Tax Collector. T* **• .s -.. . . . . . t Rale o f Time Warrant* c iw ... ■ . 'i '. I T.hJJ.SJ , TICK EHADICAT10H FUND. Itepoallnry lUlance, October lat, 1019 ...................................................................... Hacalpt* for Bta Month*: N' 1 * I’tfl-wltiiry Ualance. March Slat, 1820 ...................... ..................................... * —— 1.284.10 _ 4 ,m .l0 Net llaUnc*.Oclolwr 1*1, 1010 .............. M W Ja Receipt* for Sin. Month*: from — Tax fXilleclur, Tax** .......................... ................. / . ................................. 7,Si0.3d 7,731.31 Comptroller'* Redemption 100.03 Making Ilalanc* 4. . . . . . . . . . 4. .. (I0.22Q.5S Dlakurtomanta fat A ll Month*: | Buporintahdanca and flap*rcla!on— Ralnrlra o f Road Soiierlyttendent* and Oreraeer* .........................................■ ( 000.00 ( Paid to County Conimtaa'lonera for Hoad laapectlon .......................................... 184.00 Conatructlon nad Maintenance ef Hoad* and Brldg**— Unit o f U ll c f l l l * ** « •**t» a1 •* r* **.******** a***** aa« ••#*■»■**#•••••** **^ Tifol# MtrlihUfT. ...................... ....................................... J ^ U t* Hlork. Coat and Oar* and reeding .................. ......................... J .iW .Il Paid for fre e labor, other than Guard* ..................................... .. 3,162.64 Pay o f tlm rlct Guard* .................... ....................a ................................................. S38.W freding and Care o f Coorlct* on Rond ............................................................... .C ? , Hilary o f Terrymcn .......................................... ...................................................... JTJUO I’ ayiueota on Account o f Hoad* built by con tra ct. ............. 1,320.53 DUtriautfon af Coat h f Dlrtrlet*! , ftrot IHatrict *(|.^o5.48 Hennpl IMaltlCt ............................................................................. 1.B72.I8 Tblril Hlatrlcl . .............. ............................. ............................. 233.4k fourth IHatrict . . . . . . . c.\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204,00 fifth IH*lriM ......................... 2.OC0.«3 •v. Iturrryliig ........ ....................... ........................ . . . ................................................. 014..7 ' New llutd E*pen*e* .................................... ............................... *........... .. ilto.41 10,140 tt . ■ SC4.1I lUtM) HOAD FUMD. . ’ • ■ A *r- - lto 0.707,a Irrpoaltory Balance. October 1*1. 1010 ........ ............................. ........................... . . . I Warrant*Outalandlng, October 1*1. 1010 .............. i_ -4gx—^=7 ■ : t 0.7-js as Making Dalafae* .............................. ... .................................................................. ; Ill.7v. 3C DUkurumanta far Ola Month*: . .Coet o f Criminal FrooacuMoa— .Sheriff and lte|Rilleg, Coat Hill In Criminal C**ea ......................................... f>l,010.02 t Oinalablee, tin t Hill la Criminal Caaea ............................. ..................... 53.40 i'uunty Judge tin t HIM In Criminal Caaea ............................ .. 4*0.14 J It*IIce o f Ilia Peace. Cult Hill In Criminal C a a e e . S I . b o County pmaeeutlng Attorney .............. ............................... ................................ 300.00 Wllnea* fe e * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I ................................ 43.00 Court stenogniphrr In Inaolreney Caret . .e , 53.03 «, lltber rifienae* o f Criminal Pruaeeollona ............ .......... I . . . . . . , ' . . . . 103.00 SberttT* Commlttlont on fine*, el*., collected . . . . ' ...................... .. 1TD.S4 feeding Prtaooefa .......... ................... .............................. ............... v 4C.1.TU Tran*i>ort*ll»n p*bl for, and dlacbarge utonrApald to County Vonr|c(a no ma .1 ™ MlJO worker! on road .............. 102.00 Pay iif Juror In Crmllnal Cate* I ' y i i i U ><V Jualde Peace Court* I 380.00 Jailor . . . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o C _____________ 3.0.M.A1 4 ; I — ? , ' n a iiM �THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD,. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921 FOR RAISING QUICK CASH Lot 1.— 250 pairs Woman’s Dress and Plain every day Shoes, Values $4.50 to $7.00, now the (PO 4Q lime has come to sell them for, pair............. tp £ *x*/ Lot 2.— 120 Ladies* White Voile and Organdie Shirt Waists, war prices were $1.69 and $1.98, QC now cut to .....................................................:......i /t /C Lot 3.— 500 Boys’ Work Shirts, war prices $1.29, now at the bottom price, /?Q for, each ................................................................U i/C Lot 4.— 100 Boys’ Dress Shirts, no collars, war price $1.49, clearing price............. Boys’ Blue with White Polka’ Dots, work Shirts, war price $1.49, now ............... Lot 5.— 350 Men’s Blue Shambry Work ShirtB, war’ price $1.69, now only ...... Lot 6.— 63 pairs Men’s Work Pants, war price $2.49, now only .......................... >t 7.— 72 pairs men’s Indigo Blue Overalls and Jumpers, war price $1.98, now only. g.— 500 pairs Men’s Dress Pants, none sold for less than $7.50 dnd mostly at $10.50 and (PC A A $13.50 values, now your choice ............ «P tl.U v Lot 9.-r45 Men’s Suits. These Suits have b recently and at Jess than one-half price, ?“r e" ,hera. . . ... •' $6.00TO Lot 10.— 300 Men’s very best Crepe de Chine Silk Shirts, consisting of some fancy stripes and solid Collars. These Shirts sold for $10.00 to (P A QC $13.50, now your c h o ice ................ ................ Lot 11,—375 Men’s Madrls Shirts. These Shifts were sold at $4.50 and $5.00, now they <PO OE must go f o r ............ ........................................... Lot 12.— Men’s heavy weight ribbed Union Suits, war price $2.49, n o w ..................... Lot 13.— Men’s Athletic Shirts and Drawers, war price was 60c, now only ...........—...... >t 14.— Men’s Athletic Union Suits, war price, $1.69, now only .............. ............ Lot 17.— Men's and Ladies Raincoats $11J50, and $12.00 war price, now only ................. L A D IE S ’ SHOES One lot o f Ladies High Patent Leather Boots, sizes 3 to 6, values up to•$6.00, o n ly .......... *- $2.49 One lot Ladles DuJI Kid Button Boots, sizes 4 to 8, values up to $5.00, only.......... $2.49 One lot Ladles White Canvas Lace Boots, all sizes, only , .................................................. Lot 20— 375 yards Bed Sheeting, 81x90, unbleached the price on these goods has been up to 4Q $1.35 a yard. Now only, per yard ................. tu /C $2.45 One lot Ladles Kid Lace Boots, sizes 3 to 8, values $10.00 to $14.00, n o ly ............. $7.50 Lot 21.— Mohawk Sheets 81x90, war price $2.65 and some $3.00, ^iow only.......... One lot Ladles plain toe, cub heel, lace Shoe, value $6.00, only ........................................... *** $4.25 Lot 18.— 500 yards Blue Bell Shambry in Solid colors or stripes, war price 45c yd, now only yd Lot 19.— 600 yards of very fancy assorted colors in Plaids, Gingham, the finest made. War 1O price 40c to 65c, now only, yard............... ........l O C ■ Lot 22.— 85 Silk Waists, values $4.98 to $7.50, now only .... .............................. Lot 23.— Ladies Silk and Tricotine Dresses, price.cut in half, Coats and Coat Suits, (Pi A A A reduced to ......................................*..............ipJ.UA/l/ Lot 24.— 175 pairs of Children’s Rompers{ war price $1.50, now o n ly ..................... Lot 25.— Children’s Overalls, $1.25 values, now cut t o '..... .......................................... Lot 26.— 165 Boys’ Blouse Waists $1.00 and $1.25 values, now only ................................. Lot 27.— 500 pairs of«Boys Knee Pants, all these are broken lots; none were sold for less . £ jr im than $1.25, now we must start them fromOtJC U I Lot 28.— 200 pairs Ladies’ Fancy Underskirts $1.65 values, now o n ly ........... .......................... Lot 29.— 325 Ladies’ Night Gowns, none sold for less than $2.00, now only ...................... Lot 30.— Ladies' Drawers, $1.00 values. Lot 31.— 120 yards Blue Denim, per yard ....................... .......... Lot 32.— Unbleached Sheeting, one yard wide, 13c or 10 yards f o r ...................... Lot 33.— Silk Hose, $1.00 values, Lot 35.— Silk Hose, $1.75 values, One lot Ladies Brwon Lace Boot, French heel, $1250 value, only .................................. $7.50 One lot Ladies’ Patent Baby Doll Pump, sizes 3 to 8, only .................... ........................ $1.98 C H IL D R E N ’S SHOES One lot Misses’ Button Shoes, Patent Leather, Gun 1 Metal, Vici and Tan, sizes 11 Vi to.. (P9 C A 2 ‘, $500 values, only ....................................... Children’s Shoes, sizes 2 to 5, values up to $5i00 now $1.00 up t o ................... .*............ $3.00 M E N ’S SHOES Men’s Brown Button Shoes, light tan, button Shoes, $10,00 .values, now ........................ Men’s Button Shoes, Brown and Light Tan, $9.00 values, now .......... ........................ Men’s English Jast, dark brown values $10.00, now .a....... ...... Men’s English last, Dark Brown values $8.00 and $9.00, now . Men’s Black and Brown'Bluetts, value $8.00 and $9.00 n o w ..... Men’s Black Bluchs, Good-year Welts, $6.00 values, now ............................ Men’s Wojk Shoes, Black Scout, Solid leather, 4.50 values, now Men’s Smoke Bluchs, solid leather welts, •$8.00 values, now .................— ......... Lot 15.— Men’s Navy Undershirts, 75c war price, now o n ly ----- ---- L ot,34.— Lisle Hose, $1.00 values, Men’s U. S. Army style, solid leather, Brown, Good year welts, $8.00 and $9.00 (PC H C values, now • »••*******#■**••*■»***#•■•*»*••***• *•»»» 9 ®^ Lot 16.— 200 pieces of Men’s Fleece Lined or Ribbed Undershirts and Drawers, war price *70. w a s '$ l£ 0 , now ....... ..... ............. ..................*—* 4«JC Silk Hose, $2.50 values, One lot Misses’ Brown Lace Boots, $5.00 values only 301 E. First Street 301 E. First Street Sanford; Florida Sanford, Florida � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, February 11, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 11, 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>, February 11, 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