1 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f76fdc0ff77bbc1b35e1ca04c486d3fb.pdf 56b60bac7036a9379fb8700940f43cc0 PDF Text Text IV I t -••STv/sye iff V STr ' ►T&r <;*-**&^v^msmfUi'- ■7V =^T -■ . ' ’»« •/• .. I 12 PAGES TODAY SA N FO RD H E R A L D 76 COLUMNS IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME XIL SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1921 SHERMAN A EUROPE NOW MOVING (CALLED IN TO THE UNITED STATES CONFERENCE SAYS IMMIGRATION HEAD WOMAN IS ELECTED AS SPEAKER PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING IS MARY ELLEN SMITH HAS THAT TRYING HARD TO UNITE • HONOR FOR RECEIVING SUCH ALL FACTIONS LARGE PLURALITY COMMISSIQNER W A L L I S SAYS FLOOD OF ALIENS COMING SOME OBJECTIONS AMERICA DOES NOT. WANT THE CAST OFF POPULATION OF EUROPE of the public health service indicated that eastern Europe today “ iB in the grip of four’ epidemics—typhus, tyI’hoii^ dysentery and tuberculosis." The war has undermined the. health of tl^ese countries and their emigrants nre “dangerous to the health of the Unitfed States," he added. Chairman Colt of the committee, nsked whether it would be “harmful" if congress postponed changing pres­ ent laws for six months. “It would not be more harmful than at present," Mr. Wallis replied. '‘But.I would prefer a definite meas­ ure giving us more inspectors, living quarters and increased facilities over­ seas." (B r Th« a im c u im i m u ) (By Th« A iM cU U d P t» m ) MARION, Jan. 6.—Another senate VICTORIA, Jan. 6 . — A woman will irreconcilable, Shermnn, of Illinois, be the next speaker of the British was among those President-elect Colutnbin legislature. Mrs. Mary Harding had engagements with to­ Ellen Smith, newly elected represent­ day to discuss plans .for the Assocla-’ ative from Vancouver, received such tion of Nations.' Former senator, a large plurality in the recent elec­ Beveridge, of Indiana, leader of tion thnt the cabinet named her for Roosevelt’s Progressive party, in 1912 the speakership today. also was on the engagement list. Harding sought his advice regarding APPROPRIATION BILL international and domestic questions. PROMISES BIG ONE, ------------ -----------NEARLY 13 MILLIONS MEXICO’S TRADE CONFERENCE NUM R 21 O’CALLAGHAN DEPORTED PORT INSPECTOR RULES CHIEF RULES OTHERWISE COX INAUGURATED GOV­ ERNOR MASSACHUSETTS LORD MAYOR OF CORK MAY NOT REMAIN <B» TU iu o tliM T n tt) . LONG BOSTON, Jan. 6.—Channing Cox wan inaugurated governor of Maanarhuaetta today, succeed­ ing Calvin Coolidge. Coolldge left the state house once more a private citizen for’ a few weeks before his inauguration at Wash­ ington as vice-president of the United States. £ IS STRANGE CASE IRISH NATIONAU8T8 WANT TO COME TO AMERICA RATHBR THAN STAY AT HOME WASHINGTON, Jan. 6,—Testi­ (By Th« AiM cUU d Pr»«») mony by Commissioner Walli*; of the WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.—The «*Ellis island immigration station that (By n * i iM c litW P r t t i) elusion of Lord Mayor O’Callaghan Europe wss “literally moving to the WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—Legisla­ of Cork * was ordered yesterday a t United States" and that a “flood of MEXICO CITY, Jan. 6.—A trade tive, executive nod judicial appropria­ Norfolk by board of special Inquiry. aliens was imminent," still left mem­ conference, similar to the one held tion bill, big salary mesaure, were re­ O'Callaghan appealed from the ruling bers of the senate immigration com­ Inst year, will be held in Mexico City ported out today by the House ap­ J and the ense will eventually be m mittee doubtful last night as to ac­ propriations conftnittce. They car­ ferred to %he State Department f o r under the auspices of the American (B / A tio c iittd P im i) tion upon the Johnson bill prohibit­ ried a total of nearly one hundred and decision whether It wilkwalve special Chamber of Commerce on April 11-20. DUBLIN, Jan. ti.—DeValcra, presi­ ing immigration for one year. .Sev­ thirteen millions or nenrly twenty- dent of the Irish Republic, denied the passport resolutions. Meantime O’Caleral members frankly expressed doubt The conference last year which was four millions less than jhe depart­ lnghan himself made appeal dlreet to whether ahy measures to stop or re­ the first of its kind attracted more ments asked fro. As one means of Sinn Fciners are making peace over­ State Department in hope of absence tures to England, says Freemnn's strict immigration would be enacted than 150 representatives of American cutting down expenses the emomittee Journal. DcValcrn in quoted ns say­ of passport might not deter him from GOVERNMENT. SELLS 125 COAST business houses and was generally at this session of congress. J eliminated salaries for 12,000 employ­ ing ho wuoud not turn n deaf ear to entering the United States. Secretary PATROL FLYING The committee obviously was im­ considered a success. ees in the District of Columbia. English proposals if they were based Wilson’s decision will probably n o t BOATS pressed with Commissioner Wallis’ X upon the recognition of Ireland on an upon that of State Department ssfc statements os to the need for inspec­ count of diplomatic character of ques­ (By Th« AnocUU d Pr»»«) independent nation. tion of aliens before leaving Europe tions invilved in his entry Into the WASHINGTON, Jan. 0 .—To en­ and for more rigid examinations af­ country. courage development of ocmmercia! STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT ter therr arrival at American ports. aerial transportation and develop­ The commissioner recommended par­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.—Secretary TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 5.—It is an­ ticularly that facilities be established ment of civilians us nriplnne pilots Wilson announced he hnd granted & for use in wartime, the Navy Depart­ nounced thnt the regular quarterly overseas for such inspections and deparole to O’Callaghan pending a de­ ment authorized the sale of 125 coast meeting of the state road department dared that HO per cent of the immi­ cision on his admission. patrol flying boots at one-third their will be held nt ita offices in this city grants arriving under the existing original cost. today. It is expected that the now Slayer Charged Victim Waa In­ system would be denied permission to members of the department will be BRITISH AMERICAN HANK sa)l *f they were examined nt the fatuated With His FLYING TO PANAMA, present to participate in the delibera­ CAPITAL OF TWO MILLION ports of embarkation by American ofWife. GOES TO WALL TODAY tions of the body. LANDED IN MEXICO | ficials. A proper system of examina­ What is believed to have been the tion in Europe und upon arrival, Mr. <B/ T b. A m k I i M F n u ) _ WAS SHOT THRU TEMPLE (B y l u a*McUD4 F rtta ) ' laBt official net of Gov. Sidney J. Catts LONDON, Jan. 0.—The BritishWallis said, would prevent an immi­ MEXICO CITY, Jan. 6.—Elev­ was the signing of the commission of American Continental Bank, capitaL­ nent flood of these, diseased in body Mrs. Hotaiing and City Officials See en United States aviators flying A. J. Johnson of Perry, to be a mem­ ized at two million, five hundred and mind. Crazed Husband Force Pay to Panama, Inaded at Acapulco, The following from the Philadel­ ber of the state rood department suc­ thousand pounds, suspended today. “Fortunately," he added, “the in Fall State of Guerrero late yester­ phia Enquirer will be interesting to ceeding A .Holt of High Springs. Mr. The general financial situation waa steamships of the world can bring on­ day. Flight w*“ made without Sanford people as Misses Stewart and Johnson this morning made bond with held responsible. ly 1,300,000 it year to the United ORLANDO, Jan. 6.—Crazed nt the Glndys Dictcrirh nre Snnford girls: incident. u surety company in the required States. It is in the limited transpor­ sight of the man he thought had been "Twenty-one firemen were over­ sum of $25,000, and his commission We begin to realize now thnt those* tation facilities and increased exami­ New York police arrested n mnn intimate with his wife calmly paying come by poisonous gas fumes and was signed by Governor Cntts in the "lightless nights" were about as mack nations that we will get the best pro­ who fired hia pistol toscare ofT a gang his way out of the difficulty with smoke yesterday while fighting n fire' conclusion of the parade and just needed as nre the urglngs for school ftcction." • of thugs after him. He might have $100, the fine assessed by Mayor- in n storage shed at 'the Philadelphia prior to his going out upon the plat­ children to "fast a day and feed the The commissioner declared reports hit one of the protected darlings! Judge Eugene Duckworth on the in­ Paper Company's plant, along; the form for the Inaugural exercises. ■East," furiated husband's complnint, Leroy Schuylkill river in the heart of the Hotaiing shot down .John Brown in Manayunk mill district. The blaze the courtroom yesterday morning in itself wns very slight, but the wntwhile the man was counting the mon­ er coming in contnct with the chemi­ ey for the fine and the judge wns par­ cally-treated paper,' with which the aphrasing the seventh commandment building was pneked, created deadly in admonishing the defendant. Brown gases which muile the work of the was instantly killed. The coroner's firemen extremely hazardous. • jury ordered Hotaiing held for the “ Without feeling any warning af­ |FIGHTING CRAFT . * fects, firemen time and ugain sudden­ Members Said Opinion Strong grand jury. . STEAMING SOUTH Hotaling’s complaint against Brown ly fell prey to the fumes, either while Tobacco Mnrkcta Are Closed nnd OFFICIAL KISSING IN For Smaller Num­ FRANCE PUT UNDER BAN the Situation is hnd been heard, the technical charge in the building combatting the blaze BY PRESIDENT MILLBRANI> bers . Tense 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—Screened in municipal court being disorderly or while assisting in the-rescue work |by destroyers, the Atlantic fleet was conduct. Mayor Duckworth hnd im­ of suffocated comrade's. All the vic­ PARIS, Jnn. 0.—Official kia*Inr, liteaming southward from the Virgin- NOT TO EXCEED 483 SEATS posed the fine nnd was charging the tims were taken to the Memorial Hos­ IS NOW OFF THE MARKET hitherto « regular feature of presi11* Capes last night to meet its sister defendant to maintain pence nnd or­ pital, where physicians pronounced |*rmaila from the Pncafic in the wnrm AND MANY ARE IN FAVOR OF der. Brown was counting out the the cases as most unpsual. The men, AND LOOKS LIKE THERE WILL dentinl functions in France is b e in r HOLDING IT DOWN IIF. TROUBLE IN THE discontinued by President Millerand. l**ters of 1‘anam a bny. Over the butmoney for his fine. Hotaiing whip­ most of them veterans of many- years, TO 460 TOBACCO BELT | Recipients of the Legion of Honor Itleahip Pennsylvania flew the fourped out an automatic rcvolycr, os he declared they hnd never before been .decorated personally by the president,. hUrred flag 0f Admiral 11. B. Wilson, stood by his wife nnd their daughter, overcome under such circumstances. (By Th# Associated P i i m ) . , (women students nt universities who (commander-in-chief of the United WASHINGTON, Jan. C.-The nnd fired. Tift bullet entered nt The patients readily responded to oxy­ LEXINGTON, Jan. 0. — Tobacco ,had won prizes, little girls presenting: cs fleet, who will command the House Census Committee ngreed to Brown's right temple and when phy­ gen treatment and last night hospital growers throughout Kentucky burlcy nbined forces during the mnneuv- report a bill fixing the membership sicians arrived the man was dead ' authorities stated'htat all were\out belt nr cholding meetings in county bouquets, and small boys reciting yc*bcs of welcome, have all in the past *nd battle practice to come. of the houBc at 483, an increase of Hotaiing, appearing nganist Brown of danger.. seats today to select delegates at a been invariably emb?accd by the pres­ ■ j trc Wi‘re forty-eight craft under 48 over the present. Recommended on the charge, submitted to the court "Those helping to relieve the suf­ mass meeting here tomorrow to take I mirnl Wilson’s command nt the thnt n constitutional amendment be as evidence a letter which he said had fering of these ninny firemen were: action on proposal to do away with ident, who it wns estmiated, kissed m thousand French faces, bearded and |mo ilization point off the copes when mnde limiting the membership of the been givun him by a negro on the "Doctors-*Rnth, Moore, Funch nnd 1921 crop and seek some solution of unbearded each year. | the flagship broke out the signnl thnt future houses nt 500. Basis for rep­ streets Saturday. The letter, pur­ Dnvis. marketing current crops nt a satis­ ■Tk ^tct °H on" its long cruise, resentation will be one member for porting to have been written by "Nurses—Misses Regina Holtzman, factory price.. Nearly all'markets In osd of them, sent in ndvancc to every 21,079 inhabitants. States Brown, made a damaging confession Bertha Bntc, Mnry. Mosher, Edith Central, Kcntuckly closed on account ne‘ ' Pacific fleet .nirmen^thc air would gain ns follows: California, 5; of the writer’s alleged relations with Stewart, Edith Spencer, Katherine of low price* offered farmers. orre of the Atlantic had winged Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsyl­ Hotnling’s wife. Brown hnd denied Dukes, Gladys Dieterich, Mildred ou' " ar<l to join, in the grent war vania, 4 each; Illinois, Texns, 3; Mass­ writing the letter, during the reading Sharf, Elizabeth Onkes, I.aurn Ad- WILSON TAKEN AWAY lame. achusetts, New Jersey, North Caro­ of which Hotaling’s daughter wns nms, Niln Cook, Mnyficld Loucks and FOR SAFE KEEPING lina, 2; Alabama, Arkansas, Connec­ sent from the courtroom. Gruce Lineweaver." A- »- A A. RY. CUTS WAGES. ORLANDO, Jan. 5.—One of the ticut, Georgia, Muryland, Minnesota, Lifting the curtain on the sequence last official acts of retiring Sheriff New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, So. of events that have occurred in the FITZGERALD, Gn., Jan. fl.—A re- Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Wnsh-|||ves of tho three principal actors in LUMBERMEN CALL ON ALL Frank Gordon Inst night was to spirit At a meeting of the officer* of the uction in wnges cqunl to 50 per cent ington, West Virginia nnd Wisconsin yesterday’s tragedy discloses a tnngl- SUPPLY TRADES TO HELP away John P. Wilson, who was con­ Presbyterian church last night to * AJ| IflPrnnaAB .l 1have . * increases iL thnt been grant1 each. LOWER BUILDING COSTS fined in the Orange county jail charg­ over the approaching campaign to papcd maze of details to bo ferreted out /ince 15,U has been announced by ed with the murder of Emma Dyal, off the church debt, a large No state would lose uny represen­ at the trial of Hotaiing at the next n'icinis of the Atlanta, Birming- tation. CHICAGO, Jan. 6 .—A national wife of George E. Dyal, near Golden- of advance gifts were reported, session of court.i 11 *nd Atlantic railroad. The cut people are bringing their LQwxtg Hotaiing, in tho county Jail, refuses campaign to reduce building costa rod, last Friday night. «fective on next Monday, it ia said. WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.—House to make any statement, Brown's lips was launched by lumber manufactur­ Considerable feeling has been en­ bonds, Victory bonds and War Saving p oyecs °f the road have not an- census committee went into executive are sealed by death and Mrs. Hotai­ ers from all sections of the country gendered throughout various sections “tamps as gifts to the church. As nfcd their decision. A lragc num- session today to draft reapportlonof the county with the publication of some of them expressed it, thesa s e ­ ing, too hysterical to make any state­ at a meeting here yesterday. °f employees in the a>mpany’s ment bill based on last census. Mem­ ment, has been taken to her husband's *1Lumber has come down in price an the sordid details of the brutal and curities helped the government dint­ Ulu j *bops have been discharged. bers said opinion seemed to prevail mother’s home. average o f‘40 per cent, said R. B. premeditated tragedy. The frequency ing the wsr, they will now'give .... 8 °f the different labor organ- that the house membership should not Goodman, of Marinett, Wia., chairman of expressions on the part of many to .Christ for the safety of the wasHL °n* are planning to oppose the exceed 483. ’ Many favored 460. , friends of thk dead woman’s family It Is expected that a large SAY USE REFRIGERATOR ‘ of the aesaion. The lumber induktry ■» to the horror of the crime, and the °»ed cut in wages on the A. B. & of these securities will be given dtarhas absorbed its war time inflation CARS WILL AID PACKERS . * lcfl I* a ateam road, and con- ABANDON CAMP LEE AS gathering knots of men In cto«e con­ ing the campaign next week. N » so b and we feel that it is .up to other f nce*t j( j8 understood are to bcTO BUILD UP MONOPOLY building commodities to follow suit. sultation at Winter Park and Golden- scriptioni arc being taken, peopla m CAMP M&ADE IS CHOSEN ® "•« week. FOR THIRD CORPS AREA Lumber .represents only about 30 rod, induced the sheriff to forestall asked to give either money, war se­ .j situation ia understood to WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—The war WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.—Use by per cent of the cost of the average any attempt at mob law by sending curities pr notes payable within on* °n the Georgia nad Florida Kail­ department’s decision to abandon tho packers of refrigerator cars for building and not mqro than 35 per the prisoner to a remote county Jail year. ‘. . : in the handa of receivers. Camp Lee,- vyjrich became knpwn today shipment of commodities other than cent of the cost of a wooden building. last night under the careful chaper- ■ The officers are confident that tha L fgi’0^ Madera declare that efforts following the selection of.-,Csmp perishables was urged today before Plans were made for calling repre­ onage of Chief E. D. Vestel of the entire debt cy111 be Hped out wham; & A. officials to cut sal- Meade, Md., as'th e third corps arcs tho Interstate Commerce Commission, sentatives qf the brick, cement, tile, Orlando Police Department.' the campaign ends Saturday, Jaa»» i* tt . 't8 cmP'°y«*» will not hold, camp, The Petersburg camp thus reports of other shippers and whole- rofing and plumbing industries into ary 16th. . ‘ .*' • K‘> say, these matters have to was left without a function, and it Jsale grocers asking issuance of an conference. A national advertising If the mayor of Cork who wss ar­ Several Urge subscriptions a re vvU,H>n by th® Hallway Labor was decided to salvage the buildings | order prohibiting the practice and at- campaign was also advocated. rested in Norfolk for coming in as a given on conditions that the whols ctu.ii \'olicc* of the wage cut have immediately, leaving the disposition torneya for the packers requesting stowaway, means to try the hunger amount be raised, and we are sum y been received by employees, 'o f the real estate holdings tothe dl-(continuance of the present regula/itriko over here he probably wss in the church will not .let thee# U rg e Office supplies a t the Herald. «*Hrted. tlona. rectlon of congress. training en route. J sums go by default. Post Cards at tha Herald office, lc. • • V • / i *' . . V • • • * L •- .- ’ -»./ * HP DE VALERA DENIES REPORT vaS WILL ENCOURAGE CIVILIAN FLYING HOTALING KILLS BROWN IN ORLANDO COURTROOM . AS HE IS PAYING A FINE SANFORD NURSES HELP REVIVE MEN |REAPPORTIONMENT BILL WILL BE DRAFTED TODAY BASED ON LAST CENSUS m TOBACCO GROWERS MEET TO DETERMINE THEIR FUTURE WHICH IS IMPERILED WILL PAY OFF CHURCH DEBT THIS WEEK ’ •-(? ' - J .- -Y firN ffiiri = ,V i _ _ ■ t �V 1 m* ' »* ’ f • 5w ’** •fit - ;-'T . .‘ m 7V *..'-1 , f i • -r> THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31,1920 * - • .- • - ^ evening by Mrs. Julius Schultz and HUGHES TO HEAD CABINET afternoon sorting and packing their ACCORDING TO LAWRENCE, Mrs. F. F. Dutton, assisted by a group gifts, tendered by friends they have of attractive young matrons and made during their stay in this city as DOUGHERTY, ATTORNEY GEN. well as by their friends in the show. WOMEN’S CLUB CALENDAR FOR girls. Programs were distributed by / Christmas is the children’s day and Mrs. E. M. Galolway. , (Continued from page one) JANUARY , * on tho I’lot” as elsewhere in all the Out-of-town guests who were in­ done ot select a cabinet that ^ill ful­ CHRISTMAS TREES, AND EX­ world of Christendom it was around Wednesday, Jan. 5—General busi­ vited were:'Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Neal, the children that all the activities ness meeting—Mrs. ■W. L. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Umbach, Mr. and fill the general promise to pick able CHANGE OF GIFTS AND executives. , • centered. Mr. Jones had n tree in his president Mrs. Harry Dickson, Dr. and Mrs. J. | MANY DINNERS Mr. Penrose isn’t worried about • r private car, and one of the favored Tuesday, Jan. 11—Social Depart­ N. McEwan, M r and Mrs. Nixon Butt, ’ « theut the Pennsylvania situation. .An­ Tho»€ ■who make merry for others guests was little Miss Francis Scott, m ent Bridge—Mrs. W. J._ Thigpen, Miss Fannie Tucker, Miss Harriet other significant fact Is that to date Fish, Dr. Cecil Britt, W. A. Dutton, Senator Hadring haa not asked Sen­ paused for an interval yesterday and daughter of a lady connected with hostess. Wednesday, Jan. 12—Literature and Robert Duckworth, Clarence Johnson, ator Knox to come to Marion and has mado merry for and . among them­ the animal show. The tree bore pres­ selves. It was "Christmas on the lot’ ents for her and the midgets and oth­ Music—Mrs. D. A. Kelly, Mrs. A. M. Fred Lorraine, Orlando; Miss Frances not indicated to Mr. Knox that he Phillips. Martin, Tampa; Mr. and Mrs. W. D. wants him to become secretary of for the show people of the Johnny J. er members of the show. In the quarters back of the tents Tuesday, Jan. 18—General Club' Crabtree, Port Tampa City; Mr. and Jones Exposition. In the forenoon, state. , 'Mrs. Harry Hannah, C. R. Phillips, ^ beforo the crowds gathered for the there was everywhere a touch 4 of reception. It is known that Mr. Harding has Wednesday, Jan. 10—Welfare Dc-1 Miss Mildred Kennedy, Eustis; Ernest been thinking seriously of Mr. Knox afternoon exhibitions, and when they Christmas. A table set in the wagon had the lot to themselves, the street that contains the paraphernalia of partment. Mothers’ and Teachers'I Green, Daytona; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. for the secretaryship of state nnd in through circus^ town was as n glow the Stella show rivaled the displny of Conference. Round Table—Mrs. E. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Moore, his heart there is no man he would ft i Lakeland; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ly­ rather select. But the next cabinet with the Christmas spirit as at night n hotel dining room, and there Mr. D. Brownlee., Tuesday, J a n .. 25—Social Bridge— man, Winter Haven; Dr. and Mrs. R. will not be n group of personal fav­ it glows with electric lights and span­ and Mrs. Eddie Vaughn and their gles. Nowhere in the city wns there daughter had as the guest for dinner Mrs. W. C. Hill, hostess. S. Keelor, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II. Keelor, Mr. Harding has felt it his Ed. ( II. Salter, tho show’s publicity Wednesday, Jan. 26-Literature and | New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur j orites. a better time or n merrier people. duty (0 map out n gcncrai policy for There is poetry and romnnee in the man. In the animal show Robert Ir­ Music. | Hazard, Macon, Ga.; Miss Alice Steed, his administration and then try to hearts of the modem "troupers" true vin, the managed had at dinner "Ad­ |John Leo^'Mlss^Ruth Metinger, Jack­ get men to fit that policy. heirs to all the glories and traditions miral" George Dewey, tho lion tnmsonville; Judge Bert Fish, Paul John­ WOMEN’S CLUB BALL Conferences of the last few weeks »•■• of the ancient trouladors and harle­ er; Captain Money and Captain Hous Brilliant Event in Society Circles son, DeLand; Edmund Corey, Mari­ at Marion have convinced Mr. Hard­ ■Hit 1 quins. In. their land of make-believe ton and Mile. Hurd, Miss Etta Louise iSf- -. The Christmas holidays have been anna; Lieut. Bivens, Arcadia, ing that he cannot afford to take any there are fairies; should they, of all Blake entertained the posing girls of marked by many, gay parties and extremist view and he fears that Mr. Other Invited guesta were: Mr. and P.7i ■ others, not believe in Santa ClausT Superba. The Miller family of "tho many more have been planned to cheer Knox’s annqunccd position on foreign Mrs. Reginald Holly, Mr. and Mrs. Their business is Jo give pleasure; batlefielda of France" had as fine a the last days of the old year and the affairs is such that it would be emWellington Roe, Col. and Mrs. Geo. their aincerest Admirers are simple­ dinner and as good a time as if the infant 1021 will be born amidst much harassing for Mr. Knox to reverse Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roper, , minded men and women and tender Christmas dinner was served in other merry-making. . . . himself or trim his views to suit the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff, Jr., children, ind these, the pure of heart surroundings. The midgets had din­ Harding policy. Mr. and Mrs.'C. L. Kirtley, Mr. and Among the most attractive and and the children—is not Christmas ner in Mr. Jones’ car. Mr. and Mrs. • Moreover, Mr. Harding doesn’t for them first of all ? The Christmas Cliff Wilson of the Jazz house, and charmlhg of tho season’s gayetles was Mrs. Geo. Sweet, Mr., and Mrs. W. want to antagonize any groups in Ahern, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ma­ the Women’s Club ball, given by the the monkey hipprodrome entertained • spirit is in their hearts the, year social department a t Hotel Valdes on honey, Mr. ahd Mrs. Pearman, Mr. the party by selecting one who has round; the humblest roustabout, who friends in their tent. A French chef—a real French chef Tuesday evening, an annual ovent of and Mrs. Robett Hines, Mrs. Mary been so completely identified * with troups with the show because of its the "irreconcellable" group in the near approach to adventure, and the who proved it by the "cats” he serv­ much social Importance, that brings Lymes, Misses Lester Costello, Florsenate. The unwisdom of sucb a highest salaried performes of artistic ed, prepared, the dinner in n wagon togother the members of the social Virglnia Palmer, May Thrasher, Arcourse from a political viewpoint has dith Crane, Marie Tigue, Mary Irven, instincts. There is no melancholy for "tho crew." . Ted Steinberg, man­ department ^nd their many friends. been urged upon Mr. Harding through Sarah Wight, Victoria Nisbet, Mary Amid the beauty of Christmas among the troupers who bravely and ager of Murphy's Lunch, served for a.t first he was inclined to pay no at­ Lou Brown, Esther Thiller, Serita happily make their homes wherever 75 cents a special Christmns dinner decorations, blending harmoniously tention to it at all. . Lake, Miss Sleight, Miss Mero; Mes­ their business calls them tq go, adapt­ which his customers snid would have the club colors of red nnd .green, be­ To select a cabinet that would srs. Randall Chase, Benjamin Whitneath tho rosy glow of shaded lights able folk who amiably fit the tradi­ cost fl.50 elsewhere. meet’ the expectation of the country ner, James Higgins, Tom Martin, Mor­ Parke Prentis, director of the big and to tho fascinating strains of the tions of their profession to the neces­ Senator Harding haa realized that he gan, Alderman, Ned Chittenden, Ray band, entertained the . twenty-five Million Dollar Orchestra, the gay as­ sities of their lives. . must get a top-liner, o man whose Chittenden, R. E. Bearden, Robt. members of that "organization at semblage enjoyed one of the most . In the sand of the .Wild West show abilities hkve ben well advertised and Deane, Oliver Murrell, Kenneth Mur­ Knight’s Shop on Clematis avenue, brilliant dances for which the social arena Friday night there stood up­ in whose judgment and integrity the rell, F. A. Dardin, Frank Brown, Ben nnd in addition there wns present his right n brave little tree, illuminated department is noted. . There wns a whole country has confidence. Fish,'Edmund Mcisch, Bradley, Daw­ wife and Mrs. Kreibor, Mrs. Bartlett, with lights, glowing ns beautifully large representation of the college It was natural that having elimi­ . as any Christmas tree in n drawing Mrs. Clair, wives of members of the set «nd interesting groups of out-of­ son McAUcster, J. D. Woodruff, G. W. nated Mr. Root on account of advanc­ Spencer, Percy Mero, Karl Schultz, band, and A! Beck, treasurer of the room. Cow ponies dashed about the town guests added much to the ed age he has turned to Hughes, who Leslie Hill, Arthur YoweU, Hodgson . ring, and there was nothing incon­ show. charm of the occasion. has made a brilliant record as gover­ Without request from anyone but gruous in it. Christmas was there. Receiving with Mrs. E. T. House­ Ball, Allen Jones, Raymond Phillips, nor of New York nnd who had disIt was Christmas as truly for the out of consideration for the proprie­ holder, hostess of the dance, were G. F. Loucks, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Dr. "‘Sinmcse twins,” the tattooed man, ties, closing of the performances on Mrs. A. P. Connolly, chnirman of the Cnswcll, Dr. B. Brown, Mr. E. M. tinquished himself on the supreme L. S. T. the fat man and the other "freaks," as Friday evening wns advanced half nn social department; Mrs. W. L. Mor­ Gnlloway. court of the United States and who \% for anybody in the world. Outside, hour becnusc of the knowledge that gan, president of the club, nnd Mrs. had, furthermore, come within a few * • the ballyhoo went on; inside the tent services were to be held at the Cath­ Samuel Puleston, first vice-ptcsident. Two young men who spent Monday eleclorial votes of t>cing elected pres­ ’there wns a Christmas tree which, n Upon the arrivnl of guesta they were night in the St. Petersburg jail on few hours later, yielded in packages olic church and care wns taken not to welcomed by Mrs. H. B. Lewis and charges of stealing money in viola­ ident of the United States himself. t with holiday lnW&ls the fruits of love disturb tho worship.—Palm Beach Mrs. R. J. Holly. tion of confidences blatncd their crime Messrs. Borah and Johnson supported and friendship. The twins spent the Post. Punch wns served throughout the on the effects of moonshine liquor. Mr. Hughes for the presidency in WOMAN’S CLUB REAL CHRISTMAS UNDER TENTS <1 15-Ib IRISH PO^ TATOES ......................... ^ i-ib Ca n s r o a s t BEEF ............ ............. 2 ! f 1-lb CANS CORNED BEEF ........................ 25 1-lb CANS CORNED 0r BEEF HASH .................2 5 1 3-4-lb CANS PURE PORK SAUSAGE...... —.0 0 1-lb MEADOW GOLD BUTTER ....’..................... ,0 0 1-lb MONOGRAM BUTTER ..........................,0jj LARGE CANS VAN Ca CAMP’S CREAM, case $ D h)U MAXWELL HOUSE n0 I COFFEE, Per Can ......... rtEW FLORIDA SYRUP FRESH HORSE RADISH SUGAR . ia Per l b ............................. ,1U SANFORD CASH GROCERY DcSoto: Several clubs have bwi organized in the laat few days in tfcii county. Many boys are joining tkt clubs and signing up for poultry. 19.16 and can hardly go back of that fact. . . Mr. Hughes is known throughout the world as a distinguished jurist and Mr. Harding is . said to belitn Hughes' apopnitment will create con­ fidence everywhere that the forcip policy of the United States v u is the hands of a m in of extraordinary capacity and fairness. Every report received by the writ­ er from the men who aro in the cosfidenco of Senator Harding and who | arc in Washington and New York con­ ferring on his behalf with the c*l«brctics in question, indicates that the next cabinet will be a much better one than earlier gossip would indi­ cate and that while Warren Hardiag I has been taking hsi time, sifting tW 1 vraious aspirants and candidates hi has by no means fallen victim to the purely political temptations which an still athwart in his path.—David Lavrence in Jacksonville Metropolis. _:k» •«: GALA WEEK SANFORD ALL NEXT WEEK m fylTrr -■■;•> Will Furnish the Amusements and There Will Be Something Doing Every Minute With Plenty of Music, . Attractions, Noises and Fun of the Right Sort. Read what the Palm Beach Tropical Sun says of the JO H N N Y JO N ES SHOWS This Season B fj-f.- •• • * ftv fc - - v * The Seminole Sun Dance committee were wise in selecting Johnny J. Jones to come to West Palm Beach to givixa show to help in making expens­ es for the next Sun Dance, March 9-10-11, next spring. He has the best Carnival we have ever seen. He haa everything and so much of it is new. He haa undertaken a new departure in amusements and is cutting out the clnp-trap and filling in with educational and nrt work. His free wnr mus­ eum is a wonder and is a liberal history of the war in itself. The European battle front with a thousand moving figures, scige guns nnd disappearing batteries and regiments of soldiers in trench and shell proof dugout and in trees and on mountain tops is an exact picture of an engagement, and all electrically controlled. And to think that an American from Urbana, Ohio, took away the special job of the Swiss music box makers—why it is more wonderful than the Strasburg clock. In art the classic "Stella” that cost the St. Louis collector $100,000 is the most talked about picture of the modem painters and is the masterpieco of Napoleon Ninni, the premier Italian artist. In the same list iR "Superba" a beautiful combination of painting and life sized human figures representing the masterpieces of the European and American galleries. • The feature here iB the lighting effects and the artistry of posing, in pictures so famous and so artistically reproduced that nothing lewd or sug­ gestive ever enters the mind of the beholder. It recalls the electrical shows at the Chicago World’s Fair with colored storm efects. It should be seen for its educational value and art expression. • i.,V - i U I I • *♦++++♦+♦+ <■ > ♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦' «> ( ( The Lilliputions are meritorious in the extreme for they are the most refined nnd commanding since the dbys of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thumb and Commodore Nutt.. Prince Denison, M’Ue Salone, Princess Marguerite and • Baroness Lconie, are very attractive and hold receptions with true courtli­ ness. * The the educational animal show where a whip would seem unneces­ sary except for show. Lions, jaguars, leopards, elephants, camels, goats, performing monkeys, pumas and a wild West Show of real plainsmen and trick riders in an original border drama, in which the trick mule is a star and the horse thief is caught, the audience encored and on all sides was ex­ clamations of "That’s somoshow ain’t it?" * There* are hundreds of things not on the bill with this show aggrega­ tion. It is a constant surprise and everything is a novelty and so clean and devoid of the.rough house speiler that one thinks he is in a museum. The qne show ia laid out on both sides of our concrete roadway through the park and runs from Altoha north through the park to the railroad bridge for two long blocks and every twenty feet is something else. It would take us a week to see it, and hear entertainer Ed. R. Salter tell how good Johnny J.Jones was and how particularly he scrutinized all shows daily and.&H new acts to see that no vulgarity or short.change acta are given. There is only ode Ed. Salter and he is with. Johnny J. Jones and there is only one Johnny J. Jones on the show map in the carnival routings. We are trying to get him here for the Sun Dance March 9-10-11. B c f V . ... ■et*«• *• jpI Commencing Monday January 3 • - I I . Sanford, Florida >’ i i* “ I H t? *' V • >*£ - ’ 1 ■ :-*3f*?«!• • • . » -. .. .___ 1 -' • . I . �I I * -v’ • .’ ; m =— . _ _ _ —^ - *• " v -: T’ ^ *- * ' ■ i . .. * -----------------------------------. < v: fc ... . . ._ . _ - j -j4: - : THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1921 I I 1 1 1 1 ■! FLEERS la m A F CHEWING GUM CAWTHON CUT COTTON COST TO BE HEAD OF BY MAKING FOOD TEACHERS’ IF YOU NEED A NEW O IL COOKv S T O4 V E Bouthern Farm Prosperity Absolutely Buy the Best that is made Dependent on Cutting Produc­ tion Cost Through FoodI STATE EDUCATORS WILL MEET Making and Saving. IN ORLANDO NEXT Atlanta, Oa.—(Special.)—"A rlghP YEAR th a t about-face movement In 1021 Is necessary if tho farmers of tho South aro TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 1,—Orlando (g got on Mf0i firm ground again,” and was chosen as the place for the next said H. Q. Hastings, President of the l i n W a i* c f convention of the Florida Education­ great Southeastern Fair. We also have the, Buck Line of “It looks as If wo All went cotton al Association, GAS RANGES ’ crazy last spring, despite all tho dan­ At the afternoon session officers to ger signals flying and the disregard represent the association were elect­ of plain facts as to costa of cotton production. We have repeated our fol­ ed. They arc as follows: President, W. D. Cawthom, Gaines­ lies of 1911 and 1914 and piled up dobts based on costly food and grain ville; vice-president, Miss Christian to bo paid for by cotton that la now McDonald, DcFuniak Springs (re­ below coat of production. "With few exceptions those items elected); secretary, R. L. Turner, Inv­ erness, who has served as secretary of food and grain could and should hare been produced on homo acres of the association for 13 consecutive at one-third to one-balf what the sup­ years; treasurer, J. H. Brinson, Jack­ ply merchant charges for them. sonville. Executive committee: For “Cotton Is the one beat money crop district, Mneclenny; I. T. Pierson, -4th- for tho South, and probably always will bo. The time of- war prices Is the term of one year, C. H. Gray, third over and,the problem from now on la district, Homestead; for two years, to lower cost of production and at tbe your fertilizer without getting Miss Nellie Miller, first district, In­ s&mo time afford the cotton grower a NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Pro*J verness; C. E. Yowcll, fourth district, fair profit T* “Cost of making cotton la primarily Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Sn. CORN IS STATE’S LEADING FIELD CROP; SEVERAL BIG Kissimmee; B. D. Gullett, first dis­ tbe cost of food, grain and forage plies trict, Bradentown; for three years, F. for the farmer, bis family, bla*labor­ STAPLES SHOW DECREASE OVER PREVIOUS YEAR; W. Buchholf; second distreit, Gaines­ ers or tenants, and bis work stock. E. 0 . PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. ville; Miss Evylin Thornton, Pensa­ Cutting food, grain and forngo coats JACKSONVILLE STATE HAS SIX MILLION ACRES IN FARMS FLORIDA cola, third district; F. A. Hathaway, by home production will reduce cot* ton costs from ono-ttilrd to one-balf. Jacksonville, state-at-large. “Plant for an abundance of food, last season, the pear crop, especially, By SAM T. FLEMISH. There was a larger attendance at g$itn and forage, thus cutting down SEE US ! WE HAVE IT being almost a failure. the n\orning session, many teachers' storo bills, and the lower prices tor Agricultural Statistician The most interesting features of nrrjving on the night trains.An a t - . cotton will not hurt so much. Wo canagricultural work have tendance of 300 is reported. not, with European countries so thor^ GAINESVILLE, Jan. 3.-T h e year .the year’s .. i xt . . . - ____ icnuancc ox ouu is repum u. aughly disorganised, reasonably expect just closed shows a gain in produc­ been hitfh-priced indifferent help, long j The principal speaker of the morn- uigh prices for cotton for several years Clark, and wo must make cotton at lower C. A. MATHEWS and A. P. CONOLLEY tion of staple crops and fruits over periods of exceedingly wet or dryjng program was Dr. Harry weather, a splendid harvesting sea­ president qf the University of Toon- cost, or else quit cotton growing, the preceding year although several son and, finally, the inability of the essee. Dr. Clark is a prominent edu­ “Most of us cannot quit cotton, benca the absolute necessity of food, of the big staple crops show a loss farmer to dispose of most of his pro­ cator nnd his nddress, entitled "Froe- grain and forago planting In 1921— and the total acreage in cultivation ducts at a price that will leave him bcl nnd His Philosophy,” was very in­ tho making on home acres of overy ■where he started Inst spring, finan­ structive. As nn orator Dr. Clark pound of food and grain needed to see was somewhat less than for It*IS*. us through. cially. has few equals. The heaviest increase in production "In this food production program, There has been n genera’ tendency Section meetings consumed the reuk0 ,ho homo vegetable garden sorthas /resulted the small acreage during the fail to hold up on framing * from • mainder of the morning, including the 0usly. Give the home garden a square crops, sugar cane, Irish potatoes, hre. f operations Only 20 per cent of the kindergarten-primary section, which dual and It will surprise you In the “ We Deliver The Goods” amount of healthful food produced It have been u! nVed this tobacco, etc., for each of which there farm lands was presided over by Miss Stockton takes the least ground, can be plant Local and Long Distance Hauling has been either an increase in acreage fall, compared with 30 (>or cent last . I ... i — Jacksonville, — ---- ------on account of the the earliest, brtngs quick returns planted or exceptionally good yields, year and 61 percent two years ago. | uhgoncc 0f Miss Mabel H. Wheeler, )f u„pi replanted und worked will With the exception of cotton, oats Wages of male farm labor ."bow a chairman. «uiy by you all the season through.’ PHONE 498 and sweet potatoes all of the state’s j tendency to drop just at the close of j -j^e rural school section met in the If We Please You, Tell Others. If We Don’l, Tell I s, big staple crops show decreased pro- ’be year but have been the nighest ^fothr>Hist church, Miss Christine Mcduction, either as the result of a cut *’ver paid throughout the working t ()lina|,j j,residing. During the seain acreage planted or from low yields.. «’»' " r,ie average daily wage paid sjon jjnn jt j. Turner, secretary of For the fruit crops, the production i during 1920 was {--3D. without board, , he ftJ,socjntjonf gnvc ft talk on ’’The of oranges will exceed last 'season s a* compared with’,41.23 in 1910 Rural School as the Center of Rural by approximately 20 pet cent , while The bureau’s financial estimates Community," which was helpful.-The On Flour. Grain and Feed grapefruit will show a decrease of at for 1/ 2** with revised estimates for )5If,h schoo) section, under the chairFruit and Vegetable Crates least ID per cent. Production of are follows, for the principal num.-hip of Prof. H, G. Metcalf, also _____ peaches and. pears did not come up to staple crop- and fruits of the state, enjoyed an interesting meeting. Talks SENATOR BORAH’S RESOLUTION You Can Buy From Us at ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- were maje by Dr. Joseph Roemer and LOOKS FORWARD TO Wholesale Prices 1020 P.ipJ Dr. F W. Buchholz of the University REDUCTION I* Revised Estimates of Florida Prof. Arthur Williams of -------Fmai Estimate Wrilr tor 1'rlea t.Ut Acres Production Crops Unit Aires Produitiun the State College for Women led the WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.—Senator 7-ip,oi)0 lo.'i.'lu.Uiji) W. A. Merryday Company -3(1,0011 12,430,000 history session, and a general discus- Borah’s resolution looking to the reCorn, for grain, bushel103,000 7,622,000 -ion of history am! its relation to o th-. ductlon in future naval building by -. 6 - 7,iait) Cotton la) pounds Palstka, Florida 18,000 Cotton, bales 13,1*22 er social studies was .conducted. the United States, Great Britain, ■■no Cowpea* (threshed*, bus. 23,'WO J-4.000 21,000 216.000 The committees on resolutions and and Japan considered today by sen-1 2 T,i)oo 22,'KM) 34,000 Cowj>eas (forage* t<>ns -10.OUO legislation, respectively, made their ate foreign relations committee but ■ 153,00*) i 13,'Mil) 132,0*10 Hay. tarm-, 141.000 reports at tbe. afternoon session. The final action is deferred. Borah said •0 >HI<I JO o m i Hay. \m !u. t■pf20,000 committee on resolutions was com- after committee session, which was Sold ov by funufurw dealers ENGLANDERS ana daparimant stores 1,n_v..ii!Mi ,,f [if \\ H Rii'-ell, principal- secret, that considerable sentiment had Oal-. i In., bushel* WIT EDOi: SWIHO Peanut* *f"f nut?i, non t ,.f FVrnnndma. Sop* P. H developed to include France nnd Italy J oMh.l'l Peanuts ifor forage-1, *oi p,"i.ooo M,i> re. T.i •.ire-. Principal, 'I P Uctg- in disarmament negotiations whirh the Potatoes (InSh)^ bush. 2,*12-’>,ooo 1,.**24,000 t-r, Homestead: Principal, R M. Dor- president would be asked to initiate. CNOLANocn sraiNO bed ca 18,000 sey, Apalachicola; Principal R. M. j 72.000 Rice, bushels ...........--- . -frwOljm. - O uc^ f e3r \ 78,000 Evans, Quincy Miss Elsie Partridge j 84.000 Sorghum syrup, gallons DINNER FOR MISS LAKE. • • i,:,pu,000 principal, Monticello, and Miss Evelyn i ' 1,000 6,110,000 Sugar cane t syrupU gal. * ,* »(*>«! I ”73.000 Sweet Potatoes, bush. I,lOU,000 | Thornton, principal, Pensacola. . ’ rrom siturd.T't D*i!r> | . - J . I.Otlll Tobacco, j...I'.m.imi) The committee on legislation is Mrs. A. R. Kwy entertained with a *iuni mijposed of Prof J. 11 Workman, dinner New Year’s Eve in honor of ] M*d i,*n h i Velvet beans itHre-he>t* i .;..li *adm* halrman, Pensacola; Supt ' 1 *2.'*0** Velvet beans, *forage i, H. Miss f-nrita Lake, In greenhouse sterilization it has proved ns good as steam ati* mm ..oo(iiiii) <;ruy. Quiiuy; Supt. .1. F Kmght, The table was la-tefulv and beauGr.ipcfruit. t*‘ V'-baking. In seed beds it kills weed seeds and many diseases. Tampa, Mi-s I'tiri-tiar M> Donald, tifully *ie ••taled. \ • *>nt-rpieci- <if Oranges, i<ix- ] It H > (» A fifty pound keg costs thn ,* lii Jlnr-, and will treat 1000 to I -•>Uf*HJi i1*# state r.ural schoo Imspeitor, I>eFuniak a candlestick .surrounded t*y fetus and Peaches, bus. 2000 square feet of soiL . 0,000 Spring-; Superintemlent-cleit Charles roses and little flower pots with Pears, bush. Enough for trial sent free if you will give it a thorough test. •Ju ha * v not U-t-n rv;M »rlu«I \* • *a) Final cotton acrtugi r.a \ leiii I’»r M. Fisher, Miami; Principal R. M- lighted candles to mark the places bealy, Tallahassee; Principal 8 . A. made a beautiful nicture. this office. • H O M E R T. D A R L I N G T O N (bl Total qats’ acreage is shown. Part of this acreage is either grazed Draper, Leesburg'. ' j A sumptuous dinner was served at General Delivery, Miama, Florida. or cut over for forage before maturing. At the evening session lion. ,Geo. six o’clock. Covers were laid for Mrs. •Number of trees of bearing age. * W. Schofield, state attorney for the Key, Miss Snrita Lake, Miss. Ethel Bused on the reports of thousands of the be*’* posted farmers und locul Fifth circuit gave an interesting ad­ Henry, Miss Florence •Henry, Miss representatives for this bureau, we estinlate that the state hsa approximate­ dress treating on teachers and poli- Marie Tigne, Miss Agnes Diimas; ly six million acres of land in farms in 1920 divided about as follows: ties. Dr. Harry Clark, who spoke’ Miss Dorothy Rumph, Miss Helen Toll acres in farms, 6,000. Acres ltfnd in crops, 1,700,000. Acres jn during the'morning, was also heard. Peck, Miss May Thrasher, Miss Fern fruit, 130,000. Crop land lying idle, 200,00**. Pasture lands, 1,120,000.’ Wood • -------------- .---------Ward, lands, 2,800. (Thousands of acres of open Or fenced range lands are not in­ •13” CLUB DANCE. cluded.) ____________________ Our lady friend says she dislikes ’Tram Sitard.*!** Daily) the dictionary because it spells words DRIVE FARMERS TO FLORIDA, the department indicate that, in **-r The dance given by the "13" club on so different from what she does. tuin regions, the recent advance in the New Year’s eve at the Hotel Valdez increasing prices of farm lands in price of land has still further aggro surpasses in every pleasant way any .Knocks at Your Door But Once and It Will N'cvcr Knoc^ the middle west are driving many voted this conditfofi. ^uch a situation ever given by this Club, Your Door Again With This Kind of a Proposition. bail room wajs beautifully dccfarmers to Florida where there is is unfortunate, for it increases the available practically the only produc­ lifficulties of a tenant who is s**1’!** orated in Christmas greens and shadtive low priced land that does not re­ ing to become an owner. If he borrows ed lights. Of six rooms, screened wide porches, all modern conveniences a considerable part of the purchase quire reclamation or irrigation. The hall was opened by the grand and improvements, in fact one of the finest homes ip the city price of a farm at from 5 to 7 per In the last five years the selling march which was led by Mr. and Mrs. surrounded by oranges and grapefruit treps, flowers, plants, cent and then finds that the invest­ price of farm land and improvements George Knight. shrubs, fountains, beautiful lawns, a complete home and then ment will earn little more than 3 per in the United State sincreased 63 per The music was furnished by an or­ cent, it will he impossible, in many cent according, to estimates made by chestra from the Million Dollar Band the Secretary of Agriculture in his instances, for him to discharge the and was splendid. annual report. Between March, 1919, debt." At twelve o’clock a "Midnight Upon which you can raise winter vegetables for the Und U Naturally Florida fram land is at­ March" was formed which was also and March 1920, the increase was 21.1 tilled and In first-class condition and lias made money for tbe tractive to farmer^ facing such con­ led by Colonel and Mrs. Knight. This per cent. . owner every year and the crops on It will speak for .the pro­ Although data for the 1920 census ditions as these. I f ,a Florida farmer was the occasion for favors of horns, ductiveness of the Und. are not-yet available, it is probable, received as low as 20 per cent net on caps and balloons to be given nnd to This is not only a beautiful homo p.lMe but one that J the Secretary- said, that, while the av­ the value of his land he would think ' bj^ tbe old year ‘out and the new make you money. On the shore of beautiful Lake Monroe on erage price of farm land and improve- himself on the road to the poor house year in. the land one day In the near future will be subdivided into city ments per acre increased only 20 per . if be had such an institution.—I.eesAfter this a delicious supper of lots and make you a fine profit. In the city just five block* cent during the forty years from I 860 burg Commercial, sandwichef, ice, cakes nnd coffee was from the business portion. The greatest opportunity in this to 1900, the price in 1920 is two and a served. Punch was. served all thru state for a man with money enough to make the flr*t P*^' half times that of 1910 and five times Great Interest is being taken in the evening. mont. You must see it to realize what it really means. that of twenty years ago. Broward in poultry rosiing. One There were about one hundred “In some sections the net return on merchant buys poultry from Tennes­ couples who counted this one of the the purchase price of fram lands is see and sells it chcajwr here than he most pleasant of the many pleasant considerably, less than the ordinary can buy it' here. Recent coptest cre­ dances which have been given during . h rate of return on first mortgages and ated much enthusiasm, and a number this holiday season. similar 'nvestments," he said. "The of influential people are encouraging rental rate of cash leases, also, is fre­ thfc wdrk among the clubs. At Palm Beach they are talking of quently less than half the rate of re1400,000 for a system of roads into m o urqiPoc-rosmow pw tiuik M .H. # ' nlnfatfW* R arM turn on mortgages. Studies made by the Everglades country. Office supplies at the Herald. * —— A fruit' FLORENCE Automatic flavor lingers LARGER CROPS PRODUCED ON LESS ACREAGE IN FLORIDA DURING YEAR BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES City Property, Building. Lots and Farm Lands LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER REDUCTION IN FUTURE ARMAMENT MONEY 5AVINE PRICES “ Keystone Soil Powder” Sterilizes the Soil The Gabbett Home for Sale! OPPORTUNITY A MODERN BUNGALOW NINE ACRES OFTI LED LAND A. P. Connelly Real POST CARDS AT THE HERALD 01 V ’ ’ •■- j �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,1921 WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS WHO HAVE BEEN OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS FOR THE PAST YEAR By C. E. HOWARD THE STORY OF W. J. HILL, PIONEER DDRESS BEFORE ASSO ^TION FOR ADVANCEMBNT OF SCIENCE . CHICAGO, Jan. 3.—Addressing the Auocislion for the Advancement of jy-nc* here Thursday, Dr. W. F. pieman, of Jacksonville Florida, Lurtd that Florida not only hns the -.tursl advantages to supply the au" for the United States, but could with the proper development of the WutrT, ■upplj th . .n U „ world. Af... ping into the different kinds of ,ofl »nd telling of the climatic conditian, Dr. Blackman said^ Taking these various types of soil together, I have no doubt that it is „!! within the bounds of truth Ao w Florida has 15 or 20 million (Ots of land which ia either already jfcpted ot the growing of sugar cane or which can readily be prepared for this use by clearing and drainage, and th»t on half this acreage, allowing thus for crop rotation, two hundred bow produces, both cane and beet. Of course this statement is only theoret­ ical, for no one supposes that more Uun a fraction of this enormous area will cvct in fuel be devoted to this ot nny other single crop. "It may \fc added that the aver­ age sugar content of Florida enne is considerably greater than that of Lou­ isiana ami at least equal to that of Havaiian or Cuban cane. Dr. II. W. Wil­ ley, then chief of the bureau of chem­ istry, reported in 1000 that the rich­ est cane ever nnnlyzed in the hurcau was grown in Florida. And good enne land in Florida can still be bought at a very low price. “After climate anti soil, the next most important question is that of an adequate supply of labor. The lands of Florida are level, free from Btoncs and otherwise especially adapted to implemcntnl cultivation. It is only in the harvesting of the cane that a large amount of hand labor is requir­ ed. We may have some difficulty at this point, but the harvest fortunate­ ly extends from early November in northern Florida to late Bpring in the south, so that labor can bo - shifted from one region to tho other. More­ over, a large amount of migratry la­ bor has in recent years been attract­ ed to the state for the picking nnd packing of citrus fruits, nnd to n less extent fur the growing and harvest­ ing of truck, just ns has happened in the wheat growing sections of the weat. Florida is specially attractive In the winter, and it ought to be pos­ sible, if the need should arise, and if the effort were proporyl organized, to bring into the state a multitude of 'hands’ from the north where agricul­ tural operations are largply suspend­ ed during the winter, for the cane harvest. Meantime, a considerable •mount of native negro labor is avnii*bl* at reasonable wages It is with pleasure that the an­ nouncement can be made that Dr. J. Franklin Ray, of Japan, is coming to Sanford for a visit and while here to lecture three times on the country of his adoption. Dr. Ray is the pastor of the Church nt Kurc, one of the dargo and important cities of Japan. The chnpcl in which he delivers his message over there is the gift of ono of the trustees of the Baptist Church of Sanford. The church here in San­ ford also pays the salary of Dr. Ray. He was well educated in this coun­ try before sailing to Japan. He holds both A. B. and A. M. degrees from college and theological degree from the Theological Seminary at Louis- The ‘Presbyterians have decided to put on a campaign to pay off the en­ tire debt of the church property. Speeches were mnde on this campaign ut both services Sunday nnd prayers were offered for the success of the movement. The total debt on the property is about $13,000, nnd the plnn is to ask: 75 people to give $100each.... $7,500 75 people to givc_ 50 each.... 3,750 50 people to give 25 each 12.50 100 people to givo 10each.... 10.00 Totnl ............................ $13,500 Cnsh or notes will be accepted. Al­ ready n number have offered their gifts up to ^500 each, and many oth­ ers are expected to insist in being put in a clnss by themselves by giving more than $100. The campaign closes Snturdny, Jnn. 15th. SHIPPING FINE FRUIT • F. F. Dutton brought in some fine grapefruit and oranges to the Herald office this morning. They arc from Indian river where the finest of fruit is grown nnd all of the fruit is stamp­ ed with the Blue Goose stamp, this brand being one of the mnny put out by the American Fruit Company. We appreciate the oranges nnd grape fruit and hope that the American Fruit Company will not forget thnt printers do not 4at hay but oranges when they can get them. Mr. Dutton stated thnt the Blue Goose brand wns bringing top notch prices all this seA*son and expected to get them right on. This demonstrates thnt good fruit and careful packing nnd stnndnrd brands will get the price. When thnt expedition to Africa Sweet Marie soys she has two very succeeds In locating the-missing link, l°od reasons for wearing short skirts. it should then go after the lost chord. You Cant Make Hay Without Sunshine * Nor can * y o \i . i make much money ^without some Reserve Your Resources by establishing credit with a reliable Why not make some real “HAY”.in d SHINE by sta rtin g a check account * Build up yoitr credit Jthat you m a ; : ? master difficult problems. Sanford,Florida n e B a n k • fo r I lo m e P c o p lc T4--M-+++++++++++++++V++ ++<•+++++•!•+->••)•++4-+*++++++*++<t++*-}W. J. Hill, the only sure-enough it to my sleeping quartern. Then afEnglish humorist, who came straight ter some time the captain of a steamto Florida In the earlier days, has a er brought me down n piano box. Some real racy story to tell, related to the j time after this, 1 built a small room writer several years ago. • i in the top of a live oak tree, and put That this jovinl gentleman has pass­ ed ‘‘Over the River" does not detract from the zest of his story, which we let him tell in his own words that nothing may be detracted from, W. J. Hill, who was until the time of his death the oldest business man in the hardware line In Florida, and who claimed to'have lived longer in Sanford than nny one else. "Funny how 1 came to Florida in the. first place," said he. “I was bom in London, Ehgland, March 15, 1842. I came to New .York in July, 1872. I worked, as an interpreter in the elec­ When the city was incorporated, in tion race of Grant and Greeley, as most of the people did not understand the Cockney language. Worked _ at this until the election was over. It was cold and uncomfortable. One day I met an Englishman I knew. Tell me,- said I, *where do all the bloomin’ swoUs go when it gets like this?’ ’To Florida, my chop," said he, and to Florida this swell immediately went. "Our steamer stopped at Savannah and I bought a map and started to walk to Florida, os it looked a short distance on the map. I walked until I came to about n half dozen houses and I asked a lady if that was Florida and she laughed and asked me where I came from, and said,- ‘No, young man this is Jcssilp, Georgia.’ I then made my way from there by train and boat until I got to Jacksonville. At that time it was a mud-hole. I went south with two Georgia tqen, who were going to Fort Mead. They had hired n man and boat to Lake them south, and naked me to go with them, which I did. We landed at the plnco now called Sanford; then the small­ est place in the world, and I had come from the largest place. *1 looked about. Not even n police­ man rnound, and you muy bo sure there was nobody else. Everything was bathed in warm sunshine. It was just the place I wanted. I bow tropi­ cal trees loaded with fruit. The river, we knew, swarmed with fish. V{e caught sight of a covey of quail. I made a quick decision. ‘Captain,’ i snid, *1 will stop here.’ So wo were left there with nothing but guns nnd ammunition. "The first night wo slept. on the ground. At least they did. I was too scared of snakes. 1 got up nnd took n walk, still scared of snakes. I lay down, but you should have seen me get up. I thought I wns bitten by a snake, nnd I hallowed and asked them to do something for me, ns I should soon die. So they tried to find the place where I was bitten, nnd pulled ■out n nandspur. I asked them whnt animal it wns that bit me, or wns it one of those stingarccs, that 1 had heard the boatman talking nbout. Should I did? And they said that I would have to be very careful, and put pins gum on it, which I did. When night enme, I couldn't get my pants off. They stuck to the gum. They had to cut n piece out to get them off. I went that sand spur to my sinter tn England to show her whnt 1 hnd been through. "The next day the Georgia men started to Fort Meade. I went with them fbr nbout three miles. I asked an old gentleman (Alex Vaughn’s father, sitting in an orange grove with no fence around it, ‘Whnt is the name of this place?’ He told us that it was CIRCUIT COURT NEXT WEEK Fort Hied. I said, 'Let us go to the Fort and see the soldiers.’ "He said: ‘This is the Fort' (mean­ ing his house) ‘and I am the sol­ diers.’ At first I slept on the ground.,Then ono day an old sugar barrel bloated up the river and I hauled it ashorb and used it to sleep in. Uncomfort­ able? Bless you, I just knocked out the head and lay in it, and it was fine. Nice current of air oil night. Most of the time I ate quail. Didn't have to shoot them. Just made a net and always had a supply. Welt, things were going along fine, when I acci­ dently killed a pig, and had to skip down and live among the Seminole Indians for six months. (Better for me if A had shot a man), "During the time I discovered some of the phosphate beds that have made fortunes for others. Didn't know what phosphate was, and worse luck, did not know that I could have squatted on 500 acres of land anywhere, and eventually owned it, it not having been surveyed by the United States government, at that time. Yes; I liked the Scminoles nil right, only they wouldn't talk and I always liked folks t<> he sociable. But the alliga­ tors furnished plenty of music. We killed 1,000 during the time I was among the Indians, in 1876. "When I came back to Sanford, I got another sugar barret, and added HAPPY NEW PROSPEROUS MAY OUR RELATIONS WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC BE AS PLEASANT IN THE NEXT TWELVE MONTHS AS THEY HAVE BEEN IN THE PAST IS THE WISH OF The Peoples Bank ofe Sanford Evidently Knew the Inside of Shaefer fountain pens who looka aa' the Printing ?Picl™8 ,,k« to he« . ftff ir C up* u i n p it. Hq also broke a nice new hateket in prying open the safe draw er-and 1TATTT Deano Treadwell a knife out of i c m ATT HE MADE A SMALL HAUL „ apron U8,n(r the apron Jn brlncta* „nut. „Ruined . . a „Perfectly , r. j Safi □ #„ In Good . . the . tools. from . . the press room , . and ■, for these two deeds we would send and Otherwise Ruffled him up for an(j for evcn Our Tempers ^ Jng into a printing office he should -------get at least twenty years. Breaking The Herald office wn» robbed last the hatchet handle made Harry Neal night, the thief effecting on entrance mad clear through and mussing up through a window in the mcrchanicnl the safe made N. J. Llllard mad and department nnd coming into the bus- therefore if the thief is caught he will inesa office opened the safe doors! Ret the limit. Pay your subscription* which are never locked nnd jimmied, today, the cash drawer, taking out some $50 in ensh and six Sheafcr fountain pens COLLEGE SET RETURN and sevorn! aluminum pencils that were in the safe. He knew the lay of the land very well and left nil the touch anything that he could not con- | U arning. Returning to Florida Stata vert into money. , College for Women in TailohossM He miscalculated somewhnt on the vrcr4: Misses Ethel Henry, Helen cash drawer for printing offices as a Peck, Dorothy Rumph, Gladys G roev rule do not have nny money and ns Ednn Chittenden and Julia Zachary, there is nothing in a printing office "Miss Rosamond Radford returns to that nny person would want there is Bcfcsic Tyft at Forsythe, Ga. but little attempt vnnde to keep them Misses Sarah Wight, Esther Miller out. And in fact many print- nnd Florence Wittec return to Bol­ ing offices over the stato never lock Bins College, their doors. The Herald uses the ] Mi»" Virginia DcCoursey returns to safe more for protection against fire. Stetson. , and a plnco for keeping valuable paMiss Lucie Byrd Smyth goes to pers nnd records nnd the subscription ^Boston Conservatory of Music, lists, etc. The safe doors were .never. Mias Perric Leo Bell returns to locked on that account ns it would bo. Queens College, Charlotte, N. C. better to have thieves open the safe; Messrs. Alfred and James Robson and get into it than to have them .and John Melsch return to G. M. A* blow it or break it open by jimmying at College Park, Gs. the combination although in the fu-. Ed, Meisch, G. W. Spencer and Ar­ turo it will be locked in order to keep Iei\ Jonea return to the University of the embryo thieves from getting what Florida at Gainesville, little cnsh might be left over night, j John Edward box returns to th* The thief will evidently try to dis- Flordin Militnry and Nnval Academy, pose of the fountain pens or will be Paul Radford returns to Randolph obliged to throw them away to avoid Macon School for Boys in Virginia, suspicion and if anyone is seen with Sidney Chase returns to ExeteK. Ample Stocks Prompt Delivery Cotton Seed Meal Nitrate*Soda one C a sto rjP o i Kainit r n c e a W ill. You Mqney �t -..■-< j *. V 1 ’ f- - .. ' ‘ . . # THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1921 COMMISSION PERSONAL NOTES MANAGER FORM OF GOVERNMENT> (f » ii i i t H i r 'i D*Uf) City. He reports everything as boom­ ing in that sbetion and says the grow­ ers arc getting good money for their benn crop just now. THE ST. JOHNS HIGHWAY SHOULD BE BUILT FROM SANFORD TO JACKSONVILLE Mrs. Rena D. Wright of Kansas City, Mo., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. H. II. Pnttishall, of Geneva, •'rank Talbott. was in the city today accompanied by Bright eyes, a d e a r skin and a body her daughters, Misses Blanche and full of youth and health may ts TAKES PLACE IN TAMPA TODAY Mr .and Mrs. Louis powler and Georgia. Miss Blanche is in Wash­ after spending the holidays with HON. C. S. MANN TALKS ABOUT yours if you will keep your oyster# MARKING NEW EPOCH IN daughter, Miss Amy Dowlcr of Dnnn, ington in the Liberty Loan depart­ friends in this city. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hunt ( THE WONDERFUL GROWTH in order by regularly taking Ind., nre visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank ment of the government and Miss have many friends here who nro alTHIS SECTION HISTORY OF CITY _____ Georgia is in the military headquart­ ways glad to sec them. Mr. Hunt was j Talbott. the pastor of the Presbyterian church <ri«m w*<tn**a*r‘i d»ii,) ers in Atlanta, both of thc young In­ TAMPA, Fla. ,Jnn. 4.—Marking the Miss Emma Owen, who has been dies having Joined Uncle Sam’s forc­ here many years ago and knows many j Among the prominent visitors to rcloae of a light which has been waged the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. P. es when the war broke out. of the older as well as the younger the city yesterday wns Charles S. "for more than ten years, the city of McCuller for the holidays, left Fri­ Mann of Jacksonville one of the C A P S LI I S folks. 'Tampa today goes under the commis­ day for Fort Pierce. state's greatest boosters. He Is the F. F. Dutton took his first hunt­ sion-manager form of government, _____ Th* world’s standard rsmady for ing trip nnd vacation last week and C. S. Mann of Jacksonville was former president of the Chamber of « “ h C h.rle. H. ot S°“ ,h Mr. ami Mr.. U . lla.kctt, parent. to his great surprise it worked won- among the visitors to the city yester­ Commerce, Is now president of the liver, bladder and uric acid troubles, anemia* of Ilia and look*. In uee kh F lo rid .. leading bu.lneM men, „ af m y and M|„ Jacksonville Auto Association, presi­ lOWL All druggists, three die*. defs with him. In thc party were day. TO.»oM°mmlMloner, .n d W. J. BarM„ „ r j « k . Ha, kcu Ca„,c , CaUMedal M dent of thc Citizens Bank, president of Leek fee the i Mr. Dutton and Messrs. Woolfolk and n it, Henry Snow, V. Sharpe and W. >>m |lnvc „„ „p„ •pt a* laUtatiaa Scnlley, of the American Fruit Co., the Southern Hide & Skin Company A. Adams a . commissioners. Each |n |he w , 1>k, ,he wi„lcr Mrs. A. C« Smith has as her guest member of the commission is n sue-, _____ • forces nnd Charles Whitner of the for the week her cousin, Miss Pearl nnd is affiliated with many other en­ Armour Fertilizer Co., and several Tillis of Green Cove Springs. terprises. LANDIS, FISH & HULL cessful business man and received the ( j D Mar|owe of Liberty county, others. The party went into thc reach­ Mr. Mann wns greatly surprised at backing of the Commission Govern-, , u in lhe clty the guest of Attorneys and Counsellors-aGUw es of thc upper St. Johns river nnd ment Club of Tam pa-thc slate 0f Jhis 8o Q M. rlow*. Mr. Mnr,„we I.e Clerc Irwin and Miss Glades the rcmarknble growth that hns been DcLAND, FLORIDA caught plenty of fish, killed turkeys, candidates put out by this club having ^ ^ n vj(|Itor to Sanford 8CV. Adams returned Tuesday to Southern attained by Sanford In the past two Will practice in the State and Fed,, quails nnd ducks und had the time of years as that was his first visit to this al Courts. Special facilities for .Ft. received overwhelming majorities In ^ Umca nm, haB m. ny fricnd8 hcrc College at Southerland, Florida. their lives. It is safe (o assert that _____ city In that time. He was greatly nmining and Perfecting Land Titled the primary of November L.th, and ^ ^ ,ad tQ ftcc him aRaln. the entire party will take this trip ev­ _ _ „. . . . , „ , ' pleased at all that he saw here yesterthe election of December 7th. _____ E. B Gifford of North Dakota has d M takcn- aroun-d th# clty by ery winter from this time forward. Efficiency in government, with wise „ uward Lyman of A1Umont was in arrived m the city and wil locate SccrcUry Pcarmnn of the chamber E. IT. PERRYMAN r in every deportment of the lhe^ d ty .................... lftBt ni>?ht ........................... attcndinR thc tc here. His wife and child wlll come of Commercc. (From Tuesday’s Daily) Attorney-at-Law city administration, has been p l e d g e d ^ / ; * ' thc HoteT valdM. 'lIe was Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Koumillnt re­ wown later tomakc their home. In conversation with thc editor of by the commissioners and supporters accoinpanicd by hi9 o]d schoolmate, turned from Tumpa yesterday. 100 Park Ave. the Herald and in discussing thc St. of the new form of government are Mr Bnrrf tt( who is nlso nn olj friend SANFORD J. D. Bowman of Winston-Salem FLORIDA united in th ebelief that under the ^ achoo,mnte of Fn,d Walsipa of is In the city in the Interest of hid i/oljn Scenic Highway that will come Mr. and Mrs. F. Dnigcr and Master commission-manager form Tntnpn will d direct to this city from Jacksonville, Frederic returned yesterday from a large property interests nnd looking enter upon an ern of prosperity * nfter thc installation of thc new bank, Mr.--.Mann said thnt Jacksonville wns visit in Tampa. greater Jhnn she hns ever experienced. Qu|tc a number of Sanford tcnchthe trust company nnd other Improve­ greatly interested* in all road build­ Immediately ’following thc election cr8 are attending the State ’EducaDr. C. J. Jcssop, his daughter, Mrs. ments that he nnd other citizens of ing and especially in thc St. John Is a powcrfui Antiseptic and Psh some of the leading business men of tionnl Association in Tnllahnssee. Anderson Bowers, and Miss Julia Sanford nre .contemplating. Scenic Highway thnt will be vin Snn- Killer, cures infected cuts, old sores, the city stated they considered Hint They nre Mrs. Stella Arrington, Miss Bowers are expected to arrive today ford, DeLnnd, Seville, Crescent C ity,, tetter, etc. Relieves Sprains, Neat* XT'*. Ini Y#r* n *•%SI ►AA*-* C V"IMCPm I /V . _. . * property values had advanced at least Claire Walker, Miss Ethel Moygbton, pituburg 17-I3te SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Pnlnlkn and Green Cove Springs to algia, Rheumatism. 25 per cent because of thc change. Miss Grny, Mr. Bach, Mr. Fred WilJacksonville, being n direct nir route Tfcmpa is a city of more than 50,000 Hams and Mr. T. W. Lawton. irrom W*dn,,dt7’> DtiljJ nnd thnt will be one of the most pop­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Daiger and lit­ population and with thc development -------ular roads in the state when It Is fin­ Among the charming events of the G E O . G . H E R R IN G tle Frederick have returned home of Its port facilities is expected to Rev. J. K. McKinnon of Rutherford- from a trip to Tampa. week, the reception given by Mr. and ished. This road should receive all rw Attorney-at-Law lersi make a strong hid for leadership in ton, n . c ., recently pastor of the OakMrs. T. F. Adams on Monday eve- thnt Is coming to it from the state -South American trade in the next few |and Presbyterian church, is in the Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roumillat n'nK nt their attractive home on the road department nnd it is hoped thnt No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildin years. * city mingling with friends. Mr. Mc- havi; returned from a trip to Tampa 1Heights in celebration of the Rilver when tho road department gets down SANFORD, FLA. Although no announcement has been Kinnon cnnie from North Carolina on und other points in South Florida. .anniversary of their wedding-day, wns to business this month they will^takc made by the commissioners ns to who the invitation of the Onklnnd church _____ | one of the prettiest nnd most e n jo y - lup this important route and help out will lie made city manager this mat- p, rondure the services in connection Oliver Murrell has returned to ablr. The charm of a gracious hospi- the various communities that have trr has been the subject of much spec- «jt|, th. dedication **f the beautiful IStetson University after spending the tality prevailed marking th* affair, Signified their willingness to meet the illation. The'general favorite fur the new church building erected during holidays with his parents here, Capt. long to be remembered try hosts and |state department half way and with JEWELER post seems to be E. I). Lambright, for the past year. friends alike. 1 the undivided support of ail the counand Mrs. K. R. Murrell. MY SPECIALTIES: years a close student of commission Gorceous masses of poinsettins , ties interested and with the assistance Pickard’s Hnnd-Paintod China From KoRslaj • Daily government, and one of the leaders Mrs. K. \V. I’eurmun, Jr., and two against n background of potted plants of the bonrds of trade nnd chambers Gorham’s St" Sterling Arthur Hazard returned to Augus­ of th efight to change to that form. join Mr. Pear-! *nd greenery, adorned the living-room,! of commerce of all thc cities Inter-, I'orha™“ li"B SSilver l children have come to Th ere is also some talk of nn nut- ta, having been the guest of Mr. and mall. They wil be al home in the ! where the bride nnd groom nf twentyshould be put In firstRogers I luted Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches pide tnnn getting the job, which is Mr* T L. Dumas fur Ibe holiday*. five years ago, received with their Haas condition before the year Bishop block for the present. expected to pay from $8000 to $ 12,young dnughter, Miss Gladys Adams, over. Mr. and Mrs. T. L Dumas have us . 000 p»'r year Next in importance. The dining-room was lovely with j Mr. Mann has been a good-rond* enDr. R. S. Keelor and Mr. and Mrs. In the minds of most citizens, and tiieir house guest, Mrs. Legge, of j C. H. Keelor leave today for the quantities of pink roses- artistically thusinst for mnny years nnd knowing . | SCHELLE MAI NFS even transcending the managership in Charleston. East. Mr*. R S, Keelor will accom­ arranged Jrt bnskeLs and bowls with the great value of good roads spends the minds of many, is the post of asparagus fern Dainty white covers ™ U (1 h of his time talking about them L A W y K R Mi** Sentn Ijihe bn* hern prevent­ pany them us fur a* Jacksonville lint gave a pleasing note of neutral tone and working for them, lie nlso said chief of police Tile chief will be ap wilt return Thursday. OFFICE IN THC COURT HOCSr pointed by the city manager, as will ed by illiie** from u-turning to Stuart for the floral decorations of pink nnd while here that Jacksonville was FLORIDA other heads of departments, with the Hail Sunday, but will go as soon as Miss Mvrtiee Palmer has returned green enhancing the beauty.of a per­ proud of the material growth of Kan-, SANFORD apprnvnl of the commission. The eont- she is able. ford nnd was grently interested in our fectly appointed table. to her duties at the Fernald Laughton .mission will appoint the city clerk, The porch was transformed into a welfare in every way and would ns- , Mr. und Mrs. ti < t ‘luttuberhitnk hospital after *ju t.Jing ten days vaca­ city attorney, comptroller nnd certain I charming little nook where fruit sist us if) all of our projects. tion at her hold in Rocky Mount, other similar officers, and the mem­ Dr und Mrs. it. ST* Keelor and Miss S. C. ' punch wns dispensed throughout the bers of certain administrative boards. 'Alike} bud a delightful motor trip I . -----evening by Miss Adams and Miss -L.il- MOORE HAVEN WOMAN It is believed that the new charter to Clermont Sunday. ON THE CITY COUNCIL Mr. and Mrs. Endor Cutlett of Gen-! lie Ruth Spencer. The hostess was by its provisions making imperative assisted in looking after the pleasure evn were among the visitors to the Mr uni Mr* George Knight MOORE HAVEN, Jan. L—At a the advertising of proposed sales of city today from Geneva; Mr. Cur- and comfort of her guests by Mrs. family move today into iheir caucus held Inst night for the pur-, city property, save in very small mat­ h-tt took his sent on tho bonrd of Claude Herndon, Miss Loin Evan;, '. i; : he Height* pose of nominating a city councilman ter-. *hc allow ing of competition in ' "icnty i iiimtiisMoners for the four- Miss Annette Walker nnd Miss Caro­ to fill the vacancy caused bv the re­ letting . "litr .i nnd lie- advertising lyn Spencer A pleasing program of ir t> i m ii o tli - ' of proposed n.-w ordinances, will re­ music was*rendered by friend* of the signation of J.*0. Carr, cashier of the :u ■ First Bank of Moore Haven, Mrs sult in safeguarding the interests of •| mi a ' Perkins A Britt are making some host nnd hostess. Carolina. Marian N. O'Brien was chosen by a the citizens.. Mr. and Mrs‘. Adnms were the re! improvements in their show windows In order to take the municipal gov­ eipients of mnny beautiful gifts qf ,n^ ° majority ind with much5 en'under the supervision of Kenneth ernment far as possible out of poli­ Mrs. W. F. Blackman of thc Weklwa silvcr. The congratulations and good thuat*»m among the large number of Ranch near Lake Monroe is in the city j Murrell and When finished they will tics the fifteen men who framed wishes of their ghosts completed an * lpr friends nnd ndmirers. , be decorated along the lines of the THE INSIDE IS IMPORTANT. The nomination wn.A made by Clark Tampa’s new commission-manager- today \crv latest ideas in window >lr?-**mg. evening of inr 'oyed pleasure and Don’t forget thnt it is just as ntcMounts, in nn eloquent, speech, in charter fixed the salaries of mayorhappiness. Mi*It*' tNitrvi* i* with the Bail cssary to havo your inner tuba which he gave the audience a resume commissioner and commissioners at strong, flexible and durable the same i Iforest Lake, chairman *> f the Hardware Company f r a few weeks of the beneficent results of thc act­ ns your outer shoos, Jlftou and $1200 respectively They and our vulcin* stenographer romi department, is in Tnllaivities of Mrs. O'Brien, and advised izing process will do this for you. reasoned that sm h sahiri. s would this week attending the inher selection not only as. a token of it's the best tire insurance you could make the cominisMohcrships unottrac­ Allen Jones, G. W. Spencer, Edwin augural ceremonies and also attending appreciation of hiir unselfish oiforts Pu* your tire money into, for it doative financially, and only those men .* l< > i.* . ii, Sherman Moore and several a meeting of the state road depart­ but in order to insure the people thnt I1.*05' °*\eI* t rc^cs, the life of , basing the good of the city at heart . , , tires and tubes. We are %-ulcaninns * would seek the positions. They other local boys returned to the t ’ni- ment. a wholesome and officient ndminis- specialists , TALLAHASSEE, Jan. A very trntion. of their efforts would t>e the thought it preferable thnt the “jobs versity of Florida today. E. B. Gitford, formerly of *s’nrt 1 pretty ceremony which was quietly result if she be selected. should seek the rae/i" than that the Mrs. Ralph K. t^ore and two chil­ Dakota, has accepted n position with obaervcti yesterday was the presenta“men should Seek the jobs." The other members of tho council Phone 17 During the three-month period in dren returned home Sunday after­ Rivers Bros, on Sanford avenue and tion ot Hon. Royn^ C. Dunn, retirirtg nre: Dr. H. L. Merrymnn, Jack Tny- 1 Sanford, Florid* noon from Orlando where they s|«-nt will become a resident of Sanford.!member of. the railroad commission, lor, J. A. Johnson and C. E Worrell ani* 3r<^ which the new charter wns being the week enjl with friends. Mrs. Gitford and tw o children w ill* , n vcry handsome watch, chain nnd « S ------= ________________ ■ ........— framed ^he charter board consulted come here as soon us suitable quar- ’char^ by leaidng authorities on commission by- hia offlco a 8Jf>cintes. The ters can be secured. Mrs Dwight Rabbett, the efficient charm was engraved upon one side government, and tew>k what they con­ : * ! with thc words: "From Office Assosidered the best features from other teacher »f the eighth grade of the The many Sanford friends of Chafl. |ciatc(1» and on thc other the words: commission-manager charters. Fol­ grammar school, is confined to her home after an operation for tonsililis.! F.ntzminger of I^mgwood were glad •*Hailrond Commissioner 1900 1921.” lowing the approval of the^ charter -------to see him in town today attending presentation, which was entirely and the selection of commissioners, Ralph Yearby of Orlando, agent for the meeting of the country comrnisinformnit was mnde by Chairman R. the entire board of commissioners •he Delcho system of lighting, is in , sinners. Mr. Entzminger has been , lIud!on Burr in the presence of the aprnt some time visiting commissionthe city today visiting his many j suffering with cnrbunclcs on his neck j mcrabcra 0f the commission nnd its manager cities and studying the prac­ YOU'D LEARN TO friends and also looking for new imd having as bad n time as Job him -; C aches. The gift wn sintended as a tical working of the rfew form of t a k e fr e e a d v ic e ! elf. patrons. i token of the love and esteem in which government. S o n n y you w o uu Mr. Dunn is held by his associates. Chief Speer and Mrs. Speer andi >Tiss Rosamond Iladfrod is leaving NOT HAVE T O LEARN, Barr Re-elected BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL this afternoon to return to Bessie Tift Mrs. Weeks of Geneva have returned; The commissioners met this mornSUCH EXP€NSIVE WOMEN’S CLUB College. from Americus, Go., where they a t- , jnR nnd organized b ythe re-election LESSONS if tended thc funeral of Mrs. Sieg, the I of R Hudson nurr as chairman for {Fr*m V *Zs**d*7'i D tily l ‘ , The Business and Professional Deane Treadwell and Ralph K. mother of Mrs. Speer and Mrs. Weeks., the new tcrm. Thcrc i9 only one new IS© Women's Club of Sanford had its first Gore, o t the mechanical department Chlcr Speer say. the reports about thc • mombcr 0f the commission, A. S. rsemilar meeting Monday evening in Jih® Herald Printing Co., fliwered hard times in Georgia arc true and We„ 9 of Tal|ahassee, who succeeds *<he community room of the Welaka to Orlando Sunday afternoon in that he was glad .he was living in Dunn. ,Th ecommissioners were * . UB BEST WAY lu avoid troublesome experiences apartments. "lted’s” Flivverettc, Florida.al] prMent_ The personnel now la: is to allow us to look after vour car. If we in* The business of organizing was •< ~—~— ■R. Hudsop Burr, chnirmnnf Newton sped 11 occasionally you may be sure that It will run gone through with, the constitution Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Waters, of Among the prominent visitors to A. BUtch and A. S. Wells, i: ue to fj;m and it won’t be apt to leave you out on and by-laws was presented by the Sanford and Miss Ruby Baker, re­ the city are Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Carey The commissioners re-elected Lewis * 1:2 road to D espair. committee and accepted- Then fol­ turned from Tampa where they wpre and W. C. Baker of Cleveland, O.‘Mes- ^ Thompson to th eposition of secrelowed the election of officers. called on account of the illness of srs. Carey and linker are retired cap- tnry, which he has so acceptably filled The officers elected jvvre’ Mrs. John Mrs. Water’s brother. itaiisL* and are spending the winter for several years. Jjeonardi, president; Miss Moll Whitic Sanford where they can take Bide ___________ first vic^-president; Miss Mable C. D. Wetmore, of the firm of trips all over the state. Mr. Carey Bowler, second vice-president; Miss .Warren & Wetmore, architects for came in to th e ' Herald office this Larins Chittenden^ recording secre- the Grand Central Depot in New morning to tell us what a fine dailytary; Miss Elizabeth Musson, corres- York, was calling on his old friends, paper we are getting out lie likes ponding secretary, and Mrs. Y. E. A. T. Rosseter on ^Magnolia avenue it and all hia friends here like It rs> i?Atar *Year’s \*M M . llllt wHI break a Cold, Fever and Walhem, treasurer. («I'New d’ay. (Ti*m WliMKlt;'! ZUU/1 Grippe quicker than anything a lot easier for a child to in- . B. A. Howard is home for a few Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Hunt left yes- we know, preventing pneumonia. . I7-I3tc herit red hair than brains. days from Pahokee and Okeechobee j terday for their home in Albany, Ga.f K R U B-M Y TISM HENRY McLAULIN VULCANIZING BURR TO BE - . CHAIRMAN KENT VULCANIZING WORKS AUTO SMITH BROS. G IL L E T T E T IR E S T HONE 2 0 Gi 1 *. . �- V \r ' jH ■*'Jl**-"- - , :5•T k- - ? -'j ,: ’• • '+'?>.■-:■ v--: -•• '•• & ;?... ____________ ________________________________ • ‘ A FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,1921 SHIPPERS SCORE PROGRAM FOR f w BANK WILL OPEN IN FIGHT AGAINST COMING FAIR IN SANFORD WITH LOCAL DIVERSION RULE IS ELABORATE! General AND NORTH CAROLINA MEN ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y BOOSTJSANFORD >|f rchnnts and Farmers Bank Will Incorporate N ex t W eek. If you wnnt to show you care Boost Sanford. IN t h e WELAKA BLOCK If you want to do your share Boost Sanford. HAVE ALREADY ARRANGED FOR Never mind your neighbor's biz \EW QUARTERS—TO START Mind your own, let him mind his NEW RUSINESS Buckle down and make things Wllt<-Y And Boost Sanford. Ifio m rrf«Uy'» Dally) Sanford is going ahead at full iptfd these day Band big deala in real When you’re on a little trip estate and improvements In buildings Boost Sanford. *r,d the starting of new lines of busi- Don't let any chances slip nelJ irf of daily occurrence. I t all To Boost Snnford. ylfni/ifS that not only have the home Chirp right out, her praises sing people the confidence In their city but Celery, oranges, everything! rJjitors to the state and outside In- Tell the world she’s there, by jing tutors arc recognizing the fact that And Boost Sanford. 1 1 Sanford offers more to the investor Every time you meet a friend rilht now than any other city In FlorE*. The time to invest in real estate Boost Sanford. •j, when a city starts a new growth Every letter than you send tnd the same is true of new busi­ Boost Sahford. If you only knock and .fuss ness enterprises. You’re not worth a tinker's cuss The news then, of a new bank and Go right in the gnme with us trust company to be started here In And Boost Sanford. the near future is only another Indi­ cation of the confidence of home peo­ ple and new residents in what San­ Tho old town's been good to you ford is now and what Sanford is bound Boost Sanford. to be In the next few years. Among You'll admit—then do your do the new enterprises of a more sub­ Boost Snnford. stantial nature is the starting of the It's a duty that you owe Merchants and Farmers Dank, the For you know that we all know article* of incorporation of the firm Here’s where you made your dough will be published In the Weekly Her­ Then Boost Sanford. ald at an early date ns it is under­ stood the stock hna already been sub­ If you walk or drive a enr Boost Sanford. scribed by local and new capital. The firm will be known as the Mer­ Makes no difference who you are chants and Farmers Bank and will be Boost Sanford. located in the Welnka Block at the If you live here that’s enough comer of First street and Railroad Tho your run of luck is tough Way in the room now occupied by the Prove that you’re the proper stuff firm of Walthall & Estridge, who will And Boost' Snnford. take the room just north of their pres­ ent location they having given up If it’s just for money's sake their lease on' the corner to the new Boost Snnford. Morn you boost the more you’ll make owners. The presiding spirits in the new Boost Snnford. bank are headed by J. D. Bowen of That's the cheapest motive yet Winston-Salem, N. C., who this week But if money’s your best bet purchased the Welnka Block. H. A. Boosting wins—so don’t forget Coppins of the Rose Investment Com­ To Boost Snnford. pany of Orlando, was here all this week and assisted in getting the sub­ french this gospel night and tiny scriptions for the stock together with Boost Sanford All year round and every dny Feveral of the local citizens. Boost Sanford. Messrs Bowen and Coggins and Roll your sleeves up nnd begin. associates expect to orgnnize a trust Sail right in, we’re bound to win company in connection with the new Learn to grin nnd work like sin bank that will be able to loan money AND BOOST SANFORD! on real estate and farming proposi­ tions and assist in the mnterinl de­ velopment of the city and county. OBITUARY. Jamc- Philip was born of English parentage in Port Hope, Canada, Aug. 10th, Iftfil, and came with his par­ ents to Huron county, Michigan, when but seven years of age. He followed the farming in Michi­ gan until six years ago, when he came to Snnford, Florida, on account of the cold weather in the north be­ ing too severe for his declining yenrs. He died at hiB home here December 16th, 11*20. He wus clearly converted to God when a young man and continued in the faith, leaving a good testimony that all was well with his soul. He had very decided convictions ns to the daily wnlk of one that professed to know and love Qod. His favorite hymn was “The Old Time Religion is Good Enough for Me.” He was married Mny 12th, to Miss . Annie O’Neil, of Huron county, Mich, and to this union were horn four chil­ dren, two boys and two girls, nil pre­ ceding him to the land that is fairer than day. * He leaves to mourn his loss, a wife ar.d four grandchildren, two boyB nnd two girls, the children of Robert Shimmons, of Sanford, Fla., two brothers and two sisters of Bad Axe, Mich., and n host of friends wherever he was known. % He was a member of the Free Methodist church which means the Wesleyan type of long ago. A good man has gone to hiB reward, “and his works do follow him.” The funeral waa held a t his home on the West Side, conducted by Rev. E. I’. Kinser, from the text:. ReV. 22-14. burial waa made a t Lake View cemetery.—Contributed. Much interest is being shown in Brevard county In sugar cane and citcve culture. The sugar cane acreage next year will be increased over that of this year. Many new groves are being developed. Miami's first palm fete was an un­ qualified success. The next one will on i greater and more splendid scale. GIVING^ OUT Thp struggle discourages many n citizen of Sanford. Around all day with an aching back Can't rest at night; Enough to make nny one give out. Doan's Kidney Pills are helping thousands. They are for kidney backache; And other kidney Ills. Ask your nlghbor. • Here is Sanford proof of their merit. Mrs. A. Smith, 409 Palmetto Avc. says: “Doan's Kidney Pills have been our standnrd kidney remedy for years. At times I had a steady achq In the small of my back and it gave me a played out feeling. I lacked ambit­ ion and couldn’t even do my house­ work. I had severe pains in the back of my head and dizzy spells, too. I used Doan’s Kidney Pills nnd they brought relief. I gladly give this en­ dorsement." Price 60 cents, at nil dealers. Don't simply nsk for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Smith had. Fosfer Mllbum Co., Mfrs., Buffalo- N. Y. DANCE AT PALMETTO CLUB. • (From Btlurd»y’« Dill;) Younger Daytona society men ar­ ranged one of the prettiest of holiday fmrties for Wednesday evening, which was given at tho Pnlmetto Club house on Orange avenue. The ballroom nnd supper-room were massed in henvy Christmas greens, the palm leaves being artistically nrranged in the man­ ner which the clubhouse makes pos­ sible. Kocstcr’s orchestra, under the di­ rection of Paul Koester, played tjie dance program, which was a succes­ sion of encores throughout. The young women in their pretty dancing frocks and the oportupnity of meet­ ing again for holiday festivities made the evening most pleasant. The Door was good and the music worth while. Punch was served be­ tween dances, and visiting was the order of the.evening along with the dancing. - Among the gueata of the evening were the Hon. and Mrs. Forrest Lake, Miss Serita Lake and Messrs. Chit­ tenden and Robinson, of Sanford, who who came over for the party.—Day­ tona Journal. AGENTS Fire Insurance SOUTHEASTERN AND EASTERN The program of sensational enter­ OFFICE TEOrLEH llANK BUILDING ROADS TAKE OFF PRO­ tainment provided for the forthcom­ S a h fo rd , . . . F lo r id a POSED TAX. ing Five Counties Fnii; is more elab­ orate thnn heretofore. Tho fair offi­ JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 31.-G row - cials have closed n contract with the Ivrs nnd shippers of Florida won a complete moral victory In their con­ International Fire Works Company ference yesterday in Jacksonville with of Trenton, N. J., for a pyrotechnic traffic executives of southeastern and dlsplny by these wcll-knot^n produc­ eastern railroads on the subject of di­ ers of illiminatcd night spectacles version privileges on citrus fruits and that promises to surpass similar dis­ vegetables, even though some details plays heretofore beheld in Florida for remain to be adjusted later with the its Invishncss and striking gorgeous­ northern lines, and the case must be ness. The particular reason for this heard by the Inter-State Commerce is found in thnt the occasion of the Midwinter Subtropical Exposition, Commission. .which is nlwnys largely ntttnded by A large number of citrus nnd vegcofficials of various southern fairs, af­ tab c growers and shippers came to W hen you let us supply your building fords this company a timely oppor­ Jacksonville to meet the railroad ex­ needs you get a great deal more than just so tunity to demonstrate before these ecutives. At a preliminary confer­ many feet of lumber—bundles of shingles— ence on Wednesday night the ship­ visitors the character of entertain­ pounds'of nails—or panels of Beaver Board. pers selected a committee of their ment they will furnish for tho season. number to handle the presentation of For this reason elaborate features You get the benefit of our building thetr case, which was most ably made will be Included In Orlando’s fire­ material knowledge and experience m Service yesterday. J. C. Chase, president; J. work ^exhibition that arc not found that helps you get the results you want at th e. H. Ross, of the Florida Citrui Ex- In regular programs elsewhere. right price. Service first in planning the Other amusement features include chanjp; E. D. Dow, traffic manager, work—more service in selecting proper mate* a program of hippodrome acts daljy rials—speedy service in delivering the goods. nnd George A. Scott, sales manager of that organization; John F. Thomas before the grandstand of which the You pay for the materials. TTie service George Williams and W. H. Mousef headliner will be “tho Flying Wards." pays for itself in the larger volume of business for the Florida men, ma’de i tremen­ This troupe of world-famous acrobats U brings through super-satisfied customers. dously strong case against the pro consists of seven people, of which It will pay yo u to posed new restrictions upon divereion*. three are ladles, nnd constituted the be one o f them. , Dr. Ross pleaded with the railroad real talked about sensation of the men "not to lay the Inst straw upon Florida State Fnir at Jacksonville. the back of the camel which nlready This net wns considered the most is overburdened by outrageously high meritorious and striking feature at freight charges and high costs of pro­ Jacksonville, and so pretentious that it was considered to fi" the gap oc­ duction.” The speakers were heard with grave casioned by the nbscnce of horseattention by the railroad men, who rncing in nnothenvise rounded pro­ then adjourned to. talk things over gram of amusement features. At Oramong themselves. After an hour inndo. this feature is shown between they requested the growers’ and‘ship­ th eraces.—Reporter-Star.. pers’ committee to meet with them again at 4 o'clock, and the meeting PROHIBITION AGENT HELD FOR KILLING adjourned for lunch. MONK EASTMAN At 4 o’clock beg’nn nn informal con­ ference of the committee and the traf­ Tbs A»rexisted Frsii) fic officials. At the end of an hour NEW YORK, Jnn. 3.—Jeremiah and n half the officers of the south­ Bohannon, prohibition enforcement eastern railroads announced they agent is said by police to be the mys­ were convinced of the justice of the terious Mr. X. sought in connection 517 Commercial Street case presented by the growers and with recent killing of Monk Eastman, agreed to withdraw their proposed new diversion rules, allowing shippers gangster nnd World Wnr hero, sur­ all the former diversion privileges rendered today. south of the Ohio river, but by mu(H r T h, A u*rU t*4 Fr«*0 tunl agreement a charge of $5 per car t % NEW YORK, Jnn. 3.—Bohan Intwill be made for the detention of cars er urrested was chragcd with killat division points for more than for­ ling. Police said he confessed, shoot­ ty-eight hours. ing Enstman. What action wili be taken by northrrn lines is not yet indicated. Those northern representatives present stat­ ed there was not a sufficient repre­ sentation from their territory to take action and said they had not the nec­ essary authority to commit their lines to any action. Under the circumstanc­ es it will be neewsary for Florida .shippers and the Florida Railroad Commission to go ahead with the con­ test of the ense before the examiner hriien oj of the interstate Commerce Com­ mission in Jacksonville Jan. 21, and a final hearing before the commission in Washington’ Jan. 31. Points then to be made will be practically the / - ) / f C A R as d e p e n d a b le as business same ns made yesterday. Representa­ {A T . tran sp ortation is im p o r t a n t — n o tives of southeastern lines at this m a tter w h a t th e w e a th e j. T h a t is B u ick , hearing will announce their withdraw­ al of the new rules voluntarily, but it and th at is w h y B u ick cars are in su ch wns doubted hero if final action in the great d em a n d in business everyw h ere. matter will be taken by northern lines until the case is adjusted by T h e n e w B u ick N in e te e n T w e n ty O n e the Interstate Commerce Commis­ m o d e ls c o m b in e u tility w ith b eau ty; re­ sion. Growers’ representatives were lia b ility for business w ith rid in g co m fo r t greatly gratified by the action of the so p lea sin g in h ours 6 f relaxation . southeastern rouds, and encouraged by it to believe the final outcome will A n a tio n -w id e A u th o r iz e d B u ick S ervice cnnblo perishnble shippers to retain practically all tho advantage of for­ gu aran tees in itia l B u ick d e p e n d a b ility . mer diversion privileges. D» C. Gillctt and C. E. Stewart of Effective January / , regular equipment -Tampa, respectively vice-president on a ll models w ill include cord tires and business manager of the Florida Citrus Exchange, were among the ac­ tive members of the committee select­ ed to handle the growers’ plen for re­ lief from the transportation compan­ ies. More than Sanford Novelty Works m Hi M m . or is .* ' POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE ' ' BUICK DEATH OF MRS. 8 IEG. Word came today of the death of Mrs. K. M. Sleg, of Geneva, to htsr daughter hero, Mrs. David Speer. Mrs. Sieg had been 111 for'some time but was not thought to be in n serious condition. Her death was due to par­ alysis. Mrs. Seig had been a resi­ dent of the Geneva section for the past ten years, coming from Americus, Georgia, her old home. She leaves two daughters In Geneva, Mrs. Culpepper and Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Speer, of this city, a. daughter in Georgia and two sons in' Georgia and one son in Pennsylvania. The remains were taken Friday morning to tho old family burial lot nt Amcricus, Ga., for intemrent. Tho many friends of Mrs. Seig express their sympathy to the family. ' ■ I ■" Dade County has $360,000 for a highway Into tho Everglades, the eastern end of the Tamtam i Trail. . J i 'a r t ) COOK AUTO COMPANY ORLANDO, FLORIDA W. J . Thigpen, Local Agent • . * V. • m *25 �■ J |jP I • 'I IL*1 - p ?5fil *v :- P- t ■*',‘ ‘ >;; T" v*’ > ^ . P fP IP THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,1921 or APPLICATION TOR TAX Dr.. or orrucA-nov rox tax deed NOTICE dlcatca that human nature has in it CUTTING DOWN REPRESKNTA- ■Onex UNDER SECTION 174, GENERAL ™ UNDEX aECTlOB ITS. (1EXEXAL STATU­ STATUTES TE*. LAW* or TLOEIDA n wonderful capacity for unselfish i TION. N nilee la hereby sir e n that o . II, Wal™ . NijII-t U ( lir a . il>a| B, T. DofldMj. p a r r h t f t Sanford undoubtedly has thb great­ action, if it enn he developed. » . I . HOLLT Trail d ea l u d Eidloi of T » i O r tlflr * l* No. T n , ililfil ib» fltli «1»; purrhaaer o f T a i C erllflca le No. | 3, *7 /*>«crotor, and T m n n i est buncti of boosters in the world Il*c 41 h day of Jane, A. P. I01T. h'la *■!* V . T. U U U D . So the Chirstmns gift custom ought A proposition, backed by n strong ..f i utr. A. I>. IBIS. h»» flk il Mid r*rllfl<-»tr ■aid c r e llflr a le In uiy offlre, and ha* n . 7| In nu ufflr*. «nd b«» m»d» ■(ipllcitlon for t«* Oanaral V in ix iT and especially is this true of the mer­ not to be abolished. . It would be bet­ M. A. NXEL. organization, is before the census do*d In l«*u* In •m a tU n r * with l i w S»ld appllcallon for l a s deed to laaue p, , r ‘ , wllft law . Said ce r tlflc a le embrace* .iV chants. They may not believe in ad­ tor, though, if people, would give fewer committee of the lower house of con­ r r r llflm le »itibr»fM I l x following dnxTltxd anr* I’ubllthed E m ; rrtday ti; pn>|i*ri7 »ltM l*d la Bfmlm>l» C«nn»x. FW W ». fultuwlng ileacrihed (irojxrty altuated In ■**»? vertising all the time—hut those that presents to comfortable friends who gress to cut down the apportionment lo-w ll: RW rjmrlifr o f NR q u zitfr. Hoc. 22. nnle County. Flnrlda, tm w lt: lie s. 4 .3d r;, 2H H. U«f 30 H, *" trrm. T lx «ild a lid 3 .23 rb. N . of HE cor. o f NW iiQirie, i do not are coming to it every day— need no such, remembrance, nnd make of southern representation in congress Tw(i. land holm a o r u r d at the d ale o f tho I* HF ijuarler. Sec. Jr». Twp, 21 fl., g r* <Incorporated.1 and yet every one of them believe in many more to those who arc in real because of the alleged disfranchise­ •nanro of •nrh corlU lca lo III l l x name o f It. run N 1.32 eh, W 48 link#, B 1.33 eh ' w Ti link*. The aald land t x ln f aeacnae,] .JJ <1. Vrotwliaw. their Daily nnd Weekly Herald arid need. ment of negro voters. It is perti­ U » . Vp11co | , hereby e ltr n thal H. |*. Ihiud- dale nf the la u a n re o f eurh rerilflcat* |n SUBSCRIPTION PRICE IN ADVANCE nf Tar 1‘ertlflca lr Nu. 23S. dal name uf Hernando lianlebi. The persistence of this custom nent, therefore, to inquire whnt pow­ cnln ,.Ihr|iUfcha-er /ONE YEAR................................ $ 2-50 we never go to them in vain for ndvor3rd day nf June. A. I>. IMH. haa fllrd Al*o T a i C ertflleate No. 433. dated th* tlk td 'c erllftra lr In my nfMre, and liaa made a|* day o f June, A. I>. I h l l . baa file,} k*t,| .'BEL MONTHS..................... .. -1.25 ising. They believe in their daily -through 2000 years of changing hab- er congress has in tho premises un­ ■|.laleaf Inn fur Inr dee,! tn laane In accordance flca te In m y, offler, ami haa made ipplleiuoa 'THREE MONTimS........................ 75 nnd want to see it grow big for they its nnd social nnd nntionnl upheavals, der the amendments of the constitu­ tvlih law. Kald rartlftra le euihrtrea tlie fob for l n \ deed to laene In aernnlknc* wllh uT* |..n ln a deacrlled |in .|a-rl) a ltu aln l In (tenilnole Bald certific a te embrace* the following know what it is doing to boost the is one more proof of the tremendous tion relating to this subject. I'ounly, Florida l o w l t : W fl 3 4 ch. of HW ml property altnalml In Betidnale County, cl, ' J l t n d u Second C U u Moll K i t t t i Auguit SI city of Sanford. We went to them forces set to work in the world by Section 1 of tho fourteenth amend­ i| 0»rlrr of BW uuarler. Sec. 14, Tw[i. 20 H.. Ilxe. Ida. |I. WII; Ileg. HR cor. of NW ipiarUf J ISM . a t tko Feat Offle* at *»nford. Florldo .so F. 13 acre*. Tlie paid land twin* aaaeeauil HE ipi.-irlrr See. III. Twp. 21 B., Ilse. 31 |; T/aiiar A rt of March I , l i f t . yesterday in a big hurry. They were the ndvent of Jesus. Who would have ment provides thnt all persons bom at Ihr dale of ihe laattaore of aucti ce r llflc a le W 7<1 ; aril*. N 113 yarila, E Ttl yard*, h I ;V the name nf I'nknnwn. Tlie aald land brlns aaacaaed at th* data of it, Fhooo 141 all as busy ns bees nnd had no time thought, thnt day when the tiny in- or pnturnlized in the United States In Alan, O f l n l I U A L D BDILDINO. notice la lirrehy x lten that H. F. Hood- laananre o f auch eertlfle a te In Ilx nam* 7, to talk advertising. Hut every man fnnt wns found in that humble manger shnll be citizens with equal rights and n ey. (lurchaaer of T a i C erllflcale No, 271, dat- Unknown. that was approached for a New thnt 2000 years later nil the people J immunities. That section does not ed Itie 3rd day o f June, A. t». I»18. haa filed Alao T a i C ertificate No. 1240. dated th* I " f o o r n ArU e r t i r t n q l l e p r e v e n t a l l v * aald rerllM calr In my o ffice, and baa made day n f Jan e, A. I>. 1DI2. baa rtlml aald rerim { T llf. A N P ( U . ri S A 1 BO C1ATION Year’s card in the Herald for today of the civilized world would have been give, nor nttempt to give, the right application for la* deed lo loaur In arrord- ra le In my office, ami h a i m id* ip p llesu — w llh law . riald r e r tlflr ite rm brtrea the fur t a i deed to laaue In am in la n ee with I , , placed the advertisement In the paper. so uncbnsclously Influenced by t he to vote to any new class of citizens. It ance ■II... ,. . ---------- --------- L~ follow Inn itrarrlbed |iro |x rly altuated In Kenit. Bald rerllflen te emliraeea the fntlnwing deacrih nolc I'ounly, Florida, lo -w tl; It»*. NW cor. ed properly attnalrd In Hemlnole County, rk* Let your object be the welfare, Not a man refused. Not a man even ideas he came to impart, that they left thnt question exactly where it See. 23. Twp. 20 M. K*e. SO K. Itun H 3.B cb. Ida. lu w ll: lie s . ID cha. N nnd 2HS ft.' w J growth and promotion of your town hesitated. We filled two pages in would begin to imitate him even in was before. R 0 .T3 ch.. N S.H Hi. W 0 .7 0 Hu 3 acre a. BRjCnr. o f NW ipiarier o f HE qaarter. He* h Alan, nolle* la hereby sir en that H. F. Hood- T wp. 21 U se. 31 E. Itun W 102 feet, h . i less than two hours and only wuited this small way, by the making of un­ But section 2, of the same amend­ ney. and its people. ^ purctiaaer o f T a i O f llf lr a ir No. Id o l, dat* ft.. E 102 f t .. N 103 ft. The aald land a few minutes with each customer ment, provides that representation in ed the 2nd day o f June, 1002. haa filed aald aa**a**d at the date o f the laananre of ,»,! —---------o----------selfish gifts to others? certificate In my o ffic e , and hat made applica­ r r r llflc a le In the name o f J. II. U rN ati ^ Daytona journalism has risen to a where the merchants were busy. Oth­ Now if all the folks who hove ob­ congress shnll be apportioned in pro­ tion for tar deed to laaue In accordance w llh Alau Taa C ertificate No. 434. dated p „ law . Habl certific a te enitirarra the fo llow ln s day u f June. A. U. IDIH. haa filed a*l,| higher plane. The lynching of Arth­ ers we could not sec were called up served this beautifu Icustom can only portion to the population of the sev­ ■leacrlla-d |tn»|ierly a lln a tn l In Krnilnole I'oanty, llflm t" In my o fflre. and baa made ipplin! ovr the phone nnd after we hail gone Florida, lo w It: lie s . 5 che. 8 o f NR no- o f tion fur t a i deed lo laiur In accordance n|>v eral states, but where any state de­ u r Hamcs took plnce over n week ago, enrry out this giving habit all th e ; NW ipiarier S R uuarter. Bee. 18, T w p. 2D a .. law. Hald r e r tlflr a le embrace* the f.,llf,ai„ - so far neither Daytona paper has .partly over the list there were twon- year, the kind of world that Jesus ni°s the right to vote to nny class of Iter. 3d R. n fHim IV 10 rha. K 31 ilegreea. W deecrltxd property a ltu a lrd In He nil nub t o n cuscd the other of committing the ty firms left out thnt could not ho mote to earch to intorducc would ‘ its citizens its representation may he 11, HI III*. H 3.21 rim. B IS rha. N 0.21 rba. In ly . Florida, lo w l t : - l b s . 183 ft. N. of hk „ „ t*ei;. . 13 acre*. Tbh aald lanil Leins aeecwaetl u t NW iinarter or HE quarter, ftrcilon |n placed in the regular space because come much nearer to its realization. reduced in proportion to the number at the date ol tlie laananre of each c e r llflc a le 21 8 .. Uge. 31 E. S tu n Jt. 223 ft. W erime.—Del.and News. ft i ' In III* name nf I'nhnnwn. • 2» f t ., E 2SH f t., 3 -1(1 acre*. Tlie aald Ua4 we could not set the stuff in time for of citizens so denied. ------------o-----------I nir** aald ic r llflr a te a ahall lx redeemed ac- Ix ln s a**e»m | at the d a le of the laauanre ftf Last week the Herald had an edi­ today’s paper. This is what we call if the fourteenth amendment stood cordlns In law l a l deed* w ill laaue thereon on aiich rrrtlftra te In Ihe nam e of (leorsc (ialaaa. NO RE-APPORTIONMENT the 12 lit day nf February, A. D. IW 1. T » I C ertificate No. 43D, dated q* torial on "Reciprocity." We hope ev­ backing the paper. Tins is what we alone, then, it is quite plain that con­ W ltn eu my n fflrla l a lsn itu re ah.l *ral Ihla 3 n Atao l day o f June. A. I*. 1018. haa f i w the Tib day of January. A. I>. IH2 I. eryone read it and digested it thor­ enterprise. This is whnt we can rertlflr a le In my o fflr e . ami haa made applbt. gress could reduce rcprcsentatFon, IHKAl.i E. A. IIUL'ULAHH. The erstwhile popular .sport* of lion fur l a i deed In laaue In arcurdance wltk oughly. It will snve us much talk call co-operation. It means thnt we provided it found (which, as a mntClerk tTrcnlt Court. law. Held rertlflr a le rm hrtre* t l x fullrwlat south baiting has lost much of its Heoillioln C ounlJ, Fta. dracrldei] |>tu|xrly a lltla W In Hemlnob ( W . and save the public much talk to abide are willing and ready to stand behind ter of fact it could not) thnt any By K. II. W it.SI IN. It. C. ty. Florida, to « It: |t e s . L318 ft. N, of hy th a t. resolution. We are stand­ Spnford mid her business men for- charm to all but a small group of fn- class of’citizens was disfranchised by 21 3 lc cor. o f NW quarter n f BE quarter. Her. |0 t« natics in the north. In spite of the ef­ 21 H.. U se. 37E .. Itun IV 2S»- ft.. N 133 r.' ing by our friends nnd patrons. And ever and when we send out1,our New NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR T A X DEED state Inws. . R 2 8 8 . f t.. 8 133 ft. I acre. The aald land »*! forts of the "Society for the Advance­ UNDER SECTION 474. IIENERAL this is one New Year’s resolution that j Year’s greetings today to jhe many lug aaareaed at the d ate o f the iMuanre of But the fifteenth amendment put a STATUTES a le In Ihe name o f Sarah Ualne* will be kept. Herald renders we want them to, re- ment of Colored People" 4o stir up new fnce on the whole matter. It N o lb e I* txreliy iriren that T. It. Itoehuck. rertlflr A I - l .T a i C erllflca le No, 430. deled the pufebao-r uf Ta* C erllflca le No, 211*1. dale,! trouble in congress, there arc no signs uf June. A. II. 1# I7. hga filed it ld m u ——---- o----------member thnt the merchants of Snnprovided that "the right of citizens of Ibc 3 lh day of June, A. It, IBM. hna filed aald day Grate in m> office, ami haa madr o g j i lb i q , e tliflc a le In my office, and haa made a p p li­ fur la y deeil to Inane In areurdinre wyh la*. Sanford stnrts the new year with ford are here to serve them all the of nny avid acceptance of the “Socie­ the United States to'vote shall not be rcation for la l deed to Ionic In arcoplance w llh re r tlflr a le riphrarr* t lx lolluwlnr • such bright prospects that no one time. They are your friends and ty’s" point of view on the question of denied or bridged by the United law Hald c e r llflc a le embrace* the follow- Hald acrllxrl p p q erly a ltualrd ' lu .Seminole Conn. Inc ilearrilwd pro|»erlj. alpialril In Hemlnutc Florida. lo -w tl: Ibgr 7 1-2 eh. W and pi q,' negro voting. The census committee should have any doubts, any gloom- neighbors sharing in your joys and States or by any state on account of m nn tj .Florida, lo -w it: N half nf rift <;uarHF. cor. of NW quarler of NE quarter s< ings, any grouches, any pessimistic sorrows and standing behind you at of the lowor house of congress, be­ race, color or previous condition of tet uf NK q u a!let lie** le y . 23 fu H, uf S E , NHe*-.uf Hi. Twp. 21 H . Ilge. 31 F,' linn N T . cur. run N 1133 II. W n.m.3l! ft.. N IC I3 II. F. E -Cl >d*. S 33 yd*. W 33 y,l*. Tlie aabl lit* tendencies whatsoever in .the next every turn. And in your New Year’s fore which these hearings have been servitude." And congress was given IH0 .3H ft . I Her 3 1 , Twp. 21) tlSe. 30 R. I-'Ing ««»ea*rd *t ihe d *tr of th* lu m u e e of Tlie aald lan.1 tielfis a**e**cd at the d ate of the aurli ce r tlflc a le In Ihe n*nie o f Flore Fiahaw. twelve months at least. We can make resolves today resolve that you will had, is frankly bored. authority to enforce thnt provision by laananee o f em-li r e r tlflr a le In Ihr nam e of K. Alao T ea CeM iricale No. 432. dale<| the V4 The suggestion to cut down the rep­ a new start today with tfoe thought not purchase anything outside of SunW . Ilenrk. t.'ulewa aald rertlflra le ahall lx day u f June.' A . U. IDIH. In* flb d aald crrllappropriate legislation. reiteemeit according lu taw fa* d e e d ,w ill laane flca le In* my o ffic e , am i ha* made appikitkit resentation of the south is blatantly thnt we are getting somewhere with ford thnt you can purchase within and A statute restricting suffrage th th em m on the t 2 lh day o f February. A. t), fur t a i d cc.l to | *«ue In accordance w llh taw, big plans, big objects, big assets and you will note n big difference in yOur "out of tune with current sentiment. white citizens, if passed under the lirii. ' . ■ Hald re r tlflr a le embrace* Ihe folkiwlng d*l Wtlncaa my iifflrla t algnalurr anil oral llila ai'fllxil property altnaied In Hemlnole I'ounly big men to put them over. Sturt to* city in 1921. Your home merchants After watching the situation for fourteenth amendment would have the 3rd day uf January. A. It. [M2 I. • Florida, lo w lt: ltrg. 4.SI rh. W and 5.23 rk. K. A. iHtCtil.AHH. day right with the smile that should iirt. helping to build up your town, yenrs, the better minds of the north been perfectly valid; and it would 7BK .lt. I N "f Hi: i-ocTier of NW quarter of HE quartrr Clefh ITrciilt Court. of Her. in, Twp. 21 S., Ilgr. :il I: |[. , \ have concluded thnt the south knows atay all year. helping in every public enterprise, Hemlnole C ounty. Fla, have been up to congress to say 1 32 cb.. )V I,3 | rb.. H 1.32 ch. E 1.42 <h,, Ity t K. lu ll i ; |. a sh . It. c . much more about the negro question 2 In acre*. 'Hie » l d - Iliad bring *a*e»*e.| ,t ----------- o----------looking after your interests and are whether it entained reduced represen­ :i nte Ihe d ale o f the l**,|4 llrr o f auctl I ,'rllfi. q No, Pauline, the editor of the Her- one of the great body of people that than the north does. They realize, tation. Ihe name of Ham Itaw b. Gfifi is u prescription for Colds, I.nleaa aald certific a te ahall lx reiteen.cl ataid does not expect to leave Sanford, make the town grow into a city, too, thnt the only true friends the Hut such a statute under the fif­ Fever nnd LaGrippc. It’s ' the eordlng hi law la i deed w ill loaua Ihtreoa on darkey possesses are the people of liilli ilny of February, A. lh IW2 I. now or ever. We are here to stay Stand by them. teenth amendment would la* absolute­ most sjfeedy remedy we know. theW itn e _ my n fflrla l algnatnre and aeei thin the south. although several very flattering of----------- o------ <— Ihe 3rd day of January, A. II, l t d , ly null and void. A void statute is 17-13tc There nr........ laws on the statute IHEAR i K A DOIVtf.A.88 fera have been made to us to come O IR GOVERNOR exactly equivalent, in a legal sense, i brk Clrrull <uu,i books of the south which apply to the to other cities. We are staying right -------Hemlnole'County, Fit The packing house at Travers hns to a non-existent statute. It neither lly E. II. WILSON, Hr C. in Sanford where there are brighter ( Jt is good to say "Our Governor" negro as n voter,without applying al­ enlarges nor restricts the rights of dimensionR of 90x160 feet and cost 21 .Mi prospects, where the air and water because Governor Hardee more nearly so to the white man. Some of the 'anybody. 1100,000. Everything about the pin Thu St. Augustine Record warm are purer, where the people .ire all represents the majority of the peo- laws are designed to keep incompe­ is up-to-difte even j » box-making plant The southern states have not pass­ tent voters away from the ballot box. ligainst "fakirs who feign deafni’44." friendly like and know our past and p]e of Florida than any governor that ed any laws denying the right of suf­ being 'included. The packing house Such are the registration laws, the And we wnrn ngainst nil fakirs, no present history and where we began has been elected in later yenrs. lie frage to any class of citizens, Ihv cun hnndle ten to fifteen carloads of matter whnt they feign. at the bottom nndrnadc the Herald- wns elected by such an overwhelming poll tax requirement, and, with per­ cuuse they can not do os. Thnt is not fruit in n dny. our child—what it is today. majority; he was elected by the peo- haps less wisdom, the peculiar form a quibble, but sound legal proposition ----------- ° ----------pie who mean so much in the material of the ballot. Hut the white mat? must ! which every court in the land has ca­ comply as well ns the negro, and the .Following an address by Frank H progress and welfare of the state, negro who complies can vote jus. the ,lorse<i ',rinc'»,,t’ Therefore, as it Stont-man of Miami, chairman, of a ho more closely represents and is one same as the white man. j appears to the Telegram, congress COlftmittee of the Florida Press Asso- of the proletariat and the big busiIt is notable thnt there is no evi- I h,,s nu whn,0Vt'r tu aPPorlio.rl ciation, which will visit this state in ness at once and the same time nnd deuce that the Republicans of the representation upon any basis other Marrh, the West Palm Iteach Rotary, will represent !mth impartially and 1 are hacking the "Society." In • Ihj,n ,hat ,,f lw»,uL‘t,on* beCMU.8e thu Club recently appointed M K. Gru- fairly. He is a son of the soil nnd a smith Florida, and presumably in o th e r! wnditlon. under which it might have her, W. A. Dutch. It. P. Pnddisnq and man of affairs and knows the State of Southern states, there is quite a re- * n m d v such reduction under the fourJo*- 1. Harman a committee to act Florida probably as no other one mart spectahly body of Republicnas, who J tcenth amendment are wholly re-’ . ■with a. committee of the Chainlwr of knows them, lie is n financier, n suc, .. , , . . . are eager for more power, One of ' moved by the fifteenth. Comnierce and provide for the re;*i ep- -essful business man, a legislator and , . , . If the association for encouraging , , ,,, .. .. , their severest handicaps is the negro tion and entertainment o f tin news- native syrt of Florida. He goes into question. We believe all the Repub­ race agitation, or whatever its name paper men when they reach Palm office with the earnest prayers of the licans who entered the lists in this may be, wants to assert a grievance Bach County. whole state and the feeling among all j and secure a remedy its proper forumMa t e in t h e Iasi elei tiun are | ,r ----- o — - —_— peopl e t h a t he will m a k e t h e b e s t govt h e vote they received, and they will i- the supreme court and not the We note many and divers pUih> for ■rp.ir that Florida has ever had. And ccrtainl> not jeopardize then stand­ halls of congress. -I.a set a nil Tele­ developing Sanford with much joy for n theie stirring times we need a man ing m the future by entering the lists gram. Fresh Carload Just Received It scents that when new people come• the calibre of Cary Hardee. We against the south. The national a d - 1 ° In to invest their money that Sanford need n n,nn wh” wil* Lring the stnte ■ministration will not do it. Mr. Hhrd-'A LOW. FORM OF THEFT THAT Price $5.35 Sack 11 Pecks a t last is on the upward climb. And Lack to a safe and sane policy and put ing has been too earnest in his ex­ SHOULD HF, STOPPED we should welcome the new people Florida ahead four years instead of pressed desire to deserve the good and give them the glad hand and setting the state hack four years. It* will of tiie south to throw it away in The Gainesville' Daily News com­ make them feel at home It i» new a case of a real governor and a any fanatical crusade which harks plains because the good people of that V ♦ 'money that is needed here for Sanford growing state meeting for tile mutual h a c k t o reconstruction days. benefit of the people thereof and every t ity who used to he subject tn the inmoney has been almo-t worn There is nothing to worry over The citizen of Florida can rejoice today proposition to cat down congression thr constant exchange of J iirsious nnd depredations of wild and courtesies that a real statesman and a real husi- ^ apportionment can not carry; and I'nruly cattle, who sometimes destroy+ ness man and a real man has taken its emphatic rejection by a Rcpubli- 0,1 •>' 11 night the attempts of bonuti- + +++++++++*>-fr+':-+*H”:*^v++4'<'++^” +4”M'++4'++++++++++++'M the highest office in the stnte and for The Hera Id management wants t can congress may well be accepted as fixation of their homes, have been fulpublic to know that they are invited fl,ur •v v*n' XVl‘ tun l,M’k f" r material a vote.uf confidence in the south.— lowed liy an outbreak of human vanEBB to come in and inspect our fine plant growth, we can look-for new people to Lakeland Telegram. dalism, thnt if anything is worse than any time of the day or night and IlH'n,e who w‘u havp confidence in the destruction caused by the cattle. ---- ----- o— •when you see it our statements about ,>ur state, we can look for the en.... j . , "Young man advertises a reward Rose „ hushes , ,, ,nnd japoniens are *not f t will he verified. The Herald plant' forcement of the law* and wj? can look ° f thpir *«t is one of the best in the state and yet ^ >r l’‘'u *.‘r legislation of all kinds, of ten dollars to anvonc who will find ° n'>' him an apartment between Oak and who,<* li",h* ,nrc ; ,r ' P,>C ‘ 1 l o i T ‘ rn,lnn* there are hut few of the Sanford two- Florida cat) now breathe a long breath ironnyr the life of the plant, nnd de­ pic that have ever token the trouble ”f rt’licf for the worst seems to he '* In** '* 'l> * ,r** stroying prospect of future blooms’, or time to look it over. We really over nn,J pence ami contentment a n d 1aid. 0,1 1 s r<M,t’ *njrs , K‘ *s 'mfon her"He should get what he wants. ’ Man>' People W i n to think if a yard mean what we say in extending this material progress will tnke the place , .... . .. , . . He deserves -success He oviderulv ls not P*°‘pctod by n barb wire fence, invitation to the public. A real up- of political eruptions and upheavals , , ’ ne ; ‘tl) horse hieh hull atronc nnd- hmr thn oniciiirnl | understands the value of printers' ink , r , " K"» lUU stronF and "°P Ught, I HAVE THEM to-date printing office is one of the ami the tearing.. .inwn d n i f the s t r u c t u r a l l y ^ ^ ^ ahmU R(,ttinjj ,lis (1(1. the plants therein are public property, most interesting places in the World, foundations of the state. to be plucked by any chance passersWe can look ahead for better things sire in the proper way.” The item nnd we want the people here to know quoted to suggest that the talk ^';V- ^Pl‘n yards unprotected by un­ what makes the wheels go round. You and The Herald greets the new govsightly fences, well kept and beauti­ will have some idea of what the Her- ernor of Florida with best wishes for about Florida having a great many fied by flowers and shrubbery add visitors is not merely propaganda, it aid is doing in the way of giving success. is a fact, and it would be almost a much to the beauty and charm of a Sanford a real printing plant. ——*---- -o-----------This is no idle talk—I have weighed tlie statement and shame to tell of the way in which d t >‘ nn'1 sholll<l encouraged. They, to say just what is my candid convictions would put it -------------- o----------THE HOLIDAY THOUGHT. the crowds have edme, except for the l‘nnn°t he, however, until the public The county of Seminole starts ol? --------most too strong for the careful, conservative person—thnt reason that Florida is every day addWucnted to' a sense of propriety and tho new year with n tine hunch of There is a tendency for the popular ing to her accommodations. Never in common decency. It may be that person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who <wfficials to guide the destinies of the holidays to lose their original mean- the Irfctory of the state has there the only etTective method of educating 1ms VISION will agree with me now—the other later. •-coorly for the next four years. All ,nR. Yet always you can find an in- been such a splendid maintenance of thpse transgressors on property rights of them have had experience in their .............. .v._________ «, construction work as is shown in the "ill 'ho their arrest and fining. Their particular offices, the majority of spiring thought there, If you look reports from, lal parts of the stnte. act8 of vandalism are on a par with' thejn were returned to these office and ,>dow surface, This is usually the season when but thoso of n sneak thief who enters A all of therti are imbued with the idea The Christmas gift custom has little .work in that line has gone on, house in the absence of the owner tion—lots are being sold right along and building in this r of conservative administration, all of many absurdities. Too often it bc- but there has not even been hesita- nnd walks awny with the spoons, or section is such as to gladden the heart of those who have them know the needs of the county, conies a mere swap between people tion this season—the builders are ns anything else which strikes his fancy, •tho good of Sanford at heart. know the people and know how to ad- who feel no strong desire to make busy as bees, and they have work I' i» even worse, for theiy destroy Fminister the law* and to uphold it in the offering of friendship. planned ahead f o r months. Times- something in which the whole city «irvery particular \\c can look for And yet this gift habit is n wonder* Union takes pride and pleasure. It is an outYoar years of progressive udminislra- ful custom It is a very remarkable -----------o_______ ‘ rage against the whole community, tioa of the affairs of the county and thing, that at this time each yenr, Farm bureau work in Palm Reach ^ hert-as the theft of spoons, is ont| • prosperous and progressive era. practically all the people drop for a a personal matter. They should be ... , . ... Seminole county has a corps of offi- moment the incessant Hustle for their county is attracting" much attention (Summarily dealt with to stop this pot“The Man Who Sails D irt Cheap" d ais second to none in the state and own advantage and begin *thinking here. The membership in the Com- t>. and conteniptible form of thievery. are proud of all of them. The what they can do for someone else. munity ^Councils has incrensde more —Tampa Times, . ’Herald extends them greetings and In The fact that they give so -freely- and than 100 per cent. Enprmous quan- i ---------------o — Watch the South East Cornet of PageTuto the future as in the past will luck generously, often to a considerable tities of truck have been shipped from \ Some men, liko mules, do little head them up in their good work. proportion Qf their yearly Income, In­ this county this season, work and are always kicking. ■ THESANFORDHERALD SANFORD’S MERCHANTS THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY SEED POTATOES Spalding Rose Four Maine Grown I Chase & Company ! J|?arms, Homes, Groves, L ots SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” J. E. SPURLING .: ■ _S -- , - y. _ �t J » V" 1± ~T~ r^l ^ v? _ J * , THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7 , 1921.; \ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TAKES OVER BIG BUILDING IN JACKSONVILLE FOR RENTS Mrs. H. R. Chapman and son a rc ' spending a few days with Mrs. Jas. Mainland, of Orlnndo. I Mr. Batcher, of Albany, Gn., w ns' the guest of his brother, Bill Sntcher this week. The friends of, Mr. and Mrs. L. A'. Payne will regret to learn of the ill­ ness of their little son. Tile State Sunday School organizor for the Baptist church is holding a series of lectures at the church this week. TH A T WILL GO TO MINIS­ T H E U N IV E R S A L CAR Mrs. Sanderson, of Tampa, was the TERIAL r e l i e f guest of her sister, Mrs. B. J. Overfunds street for several days this week. The annual reunion of the LongW. Ericson was a caller Sunday in wood and West Longwood Old Set­ Grnpcville nnd also at the home of tlers’ Association, will be held Jan­ A TRUCK FOR CITY, FARM AND INTERURBAN DELIVERIES Mr. and Mrs. Nero. 'T uary 15th. ■ **Volie Williams enjoyed nnothcr air­ 0NH OF LARGEST OFFICE BUILD[N the few years it has been on the market, the FORD ONE-TON plane ride put our way on New Year’s TRUCK has mounted rapidly to popularity. During the past year lNGS IN STATE GIVEN OVER dny. more than one-third of the total number of trucks Bold in the United by OWNER The young folks in GrapeviUe help­ States, were FORD ONE-TON TRUCKS. It is a record of Achieve­ ed to welcome in the New Year. ment made entirely on demonstrated merit. Mayor Hcnk was transacting busi­ JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 5. — The Lee Cruse spent an evening with Wherever the FORD TRUCK has been used—on the farm, in the Graham building, southwest corner of his brother, Albert nnd wife on his ness in Snnford Fridny. Mr. and Mrs. Clark of New York city, its sure, economical service and simplicity have made it a suc­ ^ur* nnd Forsyth streets, Jackson­ way back to his work, ere they mov­ City, is visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Roe­ cess. So that today it is a necessity for the wholesaler, the retailer, ville'* largest office structure, was ed to their new home. the farmer. It offers efficient and economic hauling for every busi­ Mr. and Mrs. Clute and friends of buck. yeiterday formally taken over by the Mias Ellen Fuller returned to Orness. Demountable Rims and Pneumntic TiVcs. Southern Presbyterian church and Sanford spent Saturday afternoon lundo Saturday after spending the Irill be operated in the future by the with Mrs. Westerdick. The FORD ONE-TbN TRUCK costs less to buy than nny other holidnys with her pnrents, Mr. and .7:'“■* Miss Margaret Ericson spent a executive committee of education and truck; it costs less to operate and less to maintain. Added to this ministerial relief of that denomination pleasant evening with Miss Ruth Bcr- Mrs. A. Y. Fuller. is the FORD service organization; spare parts and FORD mechanics Misses Lillian and Olive Waits, of for the benefit of agd ministers and quist. are always convenient nnd ready to keep the FQRD TRUCK on the Dr. Mnry Swan left Sunday for her Dunedon, were visiting friends here jidows and orphans of deceased minjob. The FORD TRUCK cuts delivery costs. We will give you prompt home in Chicago. *Carl Pierson tak­ last Friday,liter* of the Presbyterian church. attention. If you have nny doubts on the subject, drop in to any of Miss Elizabeth Overstreet, of Or­ It will be recalled that w hen'C. ing father nnd daughter to Sanford. the undersigned Authorized Ford Dealers nnd gel further facts. Mrs. Andrew Bartelson had as her lando, wns the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 1 E. Graham of Orlando, wealthy cot­ 'J ton mill ' man nnd capitalist, bought house guests, her relatives, Mr’, nnd C. W. Entzmingor Friday. Mr. nnd 'Mrs, Bistline, of Harris­ Miss Pounds, of Pnlatkn, for a num­ in the building through tho federal , . burg, Pn., is a guest of their son, J. court following the failure of the ber of days. Mr. nnd Mrs. Campbell and a cou­ A. Bistline. Heard National Bank, he offered It Prof. Chnffer returned Saturday to the Presbyterian church for $700,- sin from St. Augustine spent n cou­ from Tallahassee. . 000, provided the church would raise ple of days during the holidays at the Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Houston were $400,000 of new money and Invest home of their daughter, Mrs. A. L. DEALER calling on friends Saturday. $100,000, which it .had on hand. Mr. Campbell. Mias Omuh Allen returned to OrFlorence Tyner spent n pleasant Graham’s offer also included $200,week with Mr. nnd Mrs. Fry at Win- lundp where she iR utending high 000 In cash to be applied tothe pur­ demere, returning to her home Sun­ school. chase priee. Miss Mildred Overstreet wns the 7f* The church Immediately put on an day by auto with her cousins from guest of MMs Lelia Fuller this week. intensive campnign nnd succeeded In Tampa. The Indies of the Civic League 1 A HOME COURSE IN DOMESTIC SEVEN RUSSIAN . m h m - a ML and Mrs. Edgar Sjobtum and ' raising $590,000 instead of $400,000 gave n New Year’s reception at the CHILDREN ADOPTED SCIENCE stipulated, nnd it is snid that when the wife’s parents and Miss Idnlene library. Ten and cake were served. ■11 subscription9 are in the amount E’cterson motored over from Daytona BY U. S, ADMIRAL, J. S. Dinkel wns transacting busi­ Sunday calling on friends in GrapeDomestic will go to $000,000. J. F. McClelland was over from "Twenty Ia' bsoiis in ness in Sanford Snturday. ID ; Th» A n t c l i l g The building is to be mnnngcd by ville and Upsala. T. P. Lewis was transacting busi- Geneva, a dinner guest nt the W. W. Science," by Mnrion Cole Fisher has WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.—Sev­ Rev. Edwards gave us an excellent recently been received by us fur re­ en Russian Children were brought the executive committee, which main­ ness in Snnford Friday. , Miller home Monday. tains headquarters in Louisville, Ky New Year’s sermon. Sorry the word Mrs. J. S. Dinkel, Miss Olive and Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Prevatt and son view. to this country today by Rear This in n complete advanced course coniing did not get around Mrs. H. It. Chapman and son were Buster, were in New Smyrna last through ii Jacksonville sub-commit- [of Admiral McCully, former Ameri­ . :: tec, composed of Charles T Pnxon, more. He was a guest at our home, tho guest, of Mrs. S. A. Huston , of week visiting Mfs. Prevntt’s parents, in domestic science and home econo­ can high commissioner at Scbaamies boiled down to meet the require­ chairman; Frnnk C. Groover nnd J . ' Morris Sjoblorti bringing him over Snnford Wednesday. ,Mr. and Mrs. Currie. topol, and ordered deported by M Mcl-nurin, with A. W. Cockrell, 1from Imko Mary while Volie Williams S. A. Dickson and son Walker, spent A party of 21 persons have recently ments of tho housewife and the stu­ immigration authorities at El|ia <kindly took him to Sanford. Jr., attorney. arrived in Cameron City from Hamp­ dent. Island, probably will be admitted the week end in Sanford. Edward C. Desch, who assumed the 1 Mrs. h, W. Lundquist and Miss to this country it was said today Miss Lein Fuller spent the week ton county, South Carolina. Mr. nnd The entire course consists of twen­ management of the building after M r.J,tuth Bergquist were afternoon call- end with Miss Florence Tickle 0f Mrs. C. Taylor, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan ty practical lessons—one hundred! at the Department fo Labor. Of­ Graham bought tho property in, will ftt the homes of Mpt. Jesse Lee Orlando. Bennett and nine children, Mr. and pages filled with the most valuable ( ficials said In view of McCullis’ be retained ns mnnnjrer under the ,in^ ^ r!1, Alfred Ericson Mrs. Sntcher, of Columbia, Ain., Mrs. John Harriett and "five children information the housewife ran pon-. statement that he intended to ed­ Mrs. Ballinger culled also at the left Monday after visiting her son and Mr, Padgett. Mr. and Mnf. Tay­ sens—heretofore taught only in do­ ucate the children nnd mnkc them committee, lor are the parents of Mrs. Bennett mestic science schools. Henry H Sweets, secretary of the homes of Mrs, Jesse Lee and Mrs. Bill Sntcher. hiH heirs, Secretary Wilson ex­ executive committee of education nnd E. W. Lundquist on Tuesday. Do you know the relative value of pected to order admission. MrThe masquerade dance given at tho nnd Mrs. Hurriett. All art* relatives Mrs. Bengston will remain this Library New Year’s eve wns greatly of Mr. Louis Kenard and family. ministerial relief, has been in Jack­ food, which fruits to use for cooking,’ Culler is a bachelor. week u guest at the homes of her enjoyed by the young people. Rev. K. 1). Brownlee will preach at what purpose salmis serve, the cor- J sonville severnl dnys supervising the detail' of the transfer of the prop­ daughter, Mrs. T. O. Tyner nnd grand Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Fuller motored Moore's Station Church Sunday af­ reel use ot condiments, about prop-' NOTICE daughter, Mrs. Mabel Krell. Anoth- ito Orlando Monday. ternoon, Jan. l>th. erty to the new owners. cr kitchen equipments, about U. S. The annual meeting of. the stockm -' Mr. nnd Mrs. B. E. Collier and lit­ government’s bulletins, how to reducel In discussing the mntter yester-'er daughter, Mrs. Jean Tyner, came cjty 0 ffjcerH took their oaths as eni of thc Bank of Oviedo, Ovie day, Mr. Sweets stated that it wns “P from Tampa to spend n week mo- offi(.-rs4 TueB(lny nnd n88Umetl Utetr tle son drove here from Jacksonville the high cost, of living, how to pro- 1do, Fla., will he held in the office of Friday to remain over New Year’s mote and protect your own and yourjthe bn!)k ,|t 7.:l0 ,, ni f Monday, Janthe desire of the church to give Its . toj}n« UP with her wm, Charles and various duties. wife nnd their two little ones and with Mrs. Collier's purents, Mr. and families health, how to make house­ i uury 24th, tl»2l, for the purpose of tenants the very best service at the Bill Butcher wns a visitor in Snn­ Mrs. D. L. Long and uther relatives'. keeping simpler and more economical electing a hoard of directors for the minimum cost. ' llur !W"' Clarence; Uiu young folks ford. "We do not want Jacksonville to returning home Monday Mrs. Geo. B. Upchurch returned Mr. Collier is in the building nnd nnd pleasant.hy utilizing modern ensuing year and for the transaction Mr and Mrs. W. T. Tyner also Saturday from Tampa where she has contracting business in Jacksonville, science in the home. fc-l," mid Mr Sweet, "that n forof such other business as may prop­ and had not visited Sanford in four eivn iori-trulmn linn entered the city, came out from Sanford making quite been visiting her sister, Mrs, Carey, Tins book, we note, is priced at erly come before the meeting. years and was much surprised at the $2.00 pi-r i opy and from wiiut We un­ with the purpose of taking all and n family reunion. B G.. SMITH, Miss Ruth Ilergquist expects to growth of Sanford and the many derstand it contains a complete $11)0 giving nothing. We desire that U. S. Government Warns Farmers 21 2 lc .President, changes for the good. Jark'onville feel that it retains a leave for her home nt Tiger Huy Fri­ college course, condensed, and it is j ---------------------------About .Disease Caused by Rats purely local institution, ns that is our day much to her friends regret, after Mr. nnd MYs. G. L, Bledsoe, of Cel­ They carry Bubonic plague, fatal to ery avenue, had ns guests over the practically free to every interested Mr*. Bowen Tells How lints Almost aim nnd is the reason why we do- n pleasant two weeks _ . . . nt . tho, homo of 1 ' Burned Her House Down^ human beings. They carry foot nnd Christmas holidays, their son und his housewife. cided upon a sub-committee of well > ’r .R,.sU’r- Mr8' E- w - Ltimlqulrt. The Home Economics Department j "For two months 1 never went in While among us, besides a number mouth disease, which is fatal to stock. wife, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. T. Bledsoe, of known Jacksonville men to have ncof (he Calumet Baking Powder Co., ,mr c,.||Hr, fearing n rat. One night of shorter visits .she spent a couple, They kill chickens, eat grain, cause J neksnnville. tive charge of the property.” . I 4IRO-2K Fillmore St., Chicago, 1 1 1 , j„ bed 4 smelled fire. Sure enough Mr Sweet stated that the present of ^ ln . ,own wlth Mrs. Kenneth destruction to property. If you have Mr. ami Mrs. A. It. Cameron and , will he pleased to place this book in | (he rat had been nibbling nt the 3 name ,,f the structure will be mnln- Robbins ami Mrs. Lolly liodgins and rats RAT-SNAP will kill them. Cte- their daughters, Maude and Claire, any interested parties hands upon ro- matches. If I hadn’t acted promptly mates rats after killing them leaves with Mrs. Barney Beck and Mrs. tnir.il, ns the church desires that it .Miss repit of two slips taken float 1-lit. my house would have been burned. an smell t'omes in enkes, ready for drove to Tampa last week. remain a monument to Mr. Graham, Westerdick and today she plans to Maude has a position in Tannin The cans of Calumet Baking Powder and Later we found the dead rat. RATuse. Three sizes, .'the, 05c, $1.25. Bold who made it possible for the denom­ spend at the home of Mrs. Elmer otner members of tin* party ure at twynty cents to cover cost of postage SNAP killed it. It’s great stuff.” and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. ination to own the property. He Lundquist. Her brother, Elmer had home again after a pleasant trip: and packing. Three sizes, 35c, <!5c, $1.25. Solti nnd to return to ius work last Friday., ' ; ft*» said it represented the largest sin­ guaranteed by Balt Hardware Co. Farmers in county* are look­ k s 'gift ever, given outright to the m b s Even |azy people nrc perfectly wil­ Never judge n man by tjie silk um­ Presbyterian church. • of securing 6 per cent on that vnlua- ing forward to the school to he held it’s a pity wisdom doesn’t grow on ling to acquire corns in their hands brella he carries.—he may have left The property is vnlucd at $1,000,- tlon, and 2 per cent for deprecia- here by specialists from the Agricul­ a man like whiskers. • a cotton one somewhere in its place. from handling hard efish. tural College late.in December. 0W1, and will ho operated with a view tinnT .o S B UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE graham bu ild in g r LONGWOOD NOTES Edward Higgins EAST SANFORD i f r ' . «!;* . i ;j i ■ . >-!. tz. r __ *i _ * . “ -r ?» • ’ -- " *. : * sr i - Vvy | i i--- ■ -r-g ^-yVcr u WM 7* *» . r\ 1 �■ . - ■ *'s*r .T™ _r^l.nr'rr~; F= 3— A:fi -rVt-r mi - -J THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1921 rrs= or NOTION OP INTENTTON TO AFFLY T O * LETTERS PATENT. Nolle* U hereby i l t t a th a t w*. IB* uaderNOTICE It hereby ( I t ti i th at w# lb* under­ »lgued. 1st rod to * rp ly l« tb* tlOMCibte C a r, signed will m ike application *» *b» A. I U rd u . Governor *f th* Blat* ef D m U i . - -■ **-■ Tallahaaa**. r to ri. on lli* 8th day o r January. A. I). 1831. for nnary. A. 1). 1921, Latter* r* l* o l Incorporating th* BEMINOLR ----AL- REALTY AND INVENTMEHT CORI'ORATION COMFANY under under lb* follow In* proposed charter, th* arty. Dd tow Ing pt^vwed Article* of Inoorpora- In .I or which 1* BOW on file In th* ofTlc* *f tb* Secretary of (H at*. J D. BOWMAN, OEO W. KNIORT, ft A. HUTCHINS. EDWARD mCaiNS. II. A. COGIN. geo. a: UBRRiNa. ART1CLU O r INCOEPOBATIOM C L E V E L A N D , 0 . , D « v 3 1 .— T h e ARTICLE Or INCORPORATION IVt th* under* Igued. hereby »**«el#te ourOP TH Z world is lUely entering a maximum kiim together t<* tt* pnrp»e of forming »“d ' " 1 inlnc • corporation on.lcr tb* tow* of tb* SEMINOLE REALTY AND INYESTMENT NOTICE LOOK OUT FOR CITRUS MEN TO QUAKE SHOCKS' TAKE FIGHT TO DURING YEARi“ ; NORTHERN R. R. NOTICE OE IN TEjrrlO N TO AE EL T FOR LETTERS FATZMT NOTICE IB IIBREDT glxan th at th# w o O tt■lge*<1 wIU apply to th* Governor of tb# H ut# Ot FlorliJ#. a t T#1Uh**#*#. for le tte r* T alent Inrorporntlng Edwnrtl Ulgglh« InrorpoaitmJ, «D' der tb# following p r o p e l charter, th# orig­ inal #f which la now oe flto In lh# of fir# of th# M e rc u ry o f SUM of U>* la id S ta te «f Florida. WITNESS, our nimrar ihla l l t h day *f D*ren .ter, A. D. 1830. EDWARD HIGGINS. JAS. K. UIUOIN4, • ADELAIDE HIGHINS. PROPOSED CHARTER OT EDWARD HIOOINS. INCORPORATED. Tb* und*tulgn*d lororporetora hereby amoct• te (hem relir* together for tb# parpo## of b#coming Incorporated and form ing n corporation under and by etrtnc of tb* U n of tb* Stal* or Ftorlda, w ith and o u ter th# fallowing proc h irttf’ M ellon l . —Th# nam# of th l# corporation •b«U b* EDWARD HIOGINS, INCORPORATED and It* pi*V'IP#l place of burl ate# ahall he In th* Town of Sanford. In th* County of Semi­ nal* and lb* S lit* Of rio rld a . and to rh other plarea a* may b* dealgnatod by tb* Board of Dlroctora. Her lion i —Th* f*a*r*l natur# of lh# boa]no* t# b# tran aactrd ahall b# a# follow*: Tb* buying and *ell1ng of automobUr#, tra c ­ tor* and farm Implement*, tbo purcboa*. Ml* or exchange nnd rental of r*at ra ta l* ; lo own. operit*. m aintain, .hlra, rant, build a r erect warohuuee* and of Hr* build Inga, to »*|l. m ort­ gage. aub-tet. p*ldg*. biro, tea** or ro a r* / tb# property of n i l corporation or any p art tbtroof a t tha dteerotlon of tb* Hoard of Director*; to bororw money, lam e bond*, or other obliga­ tion*, and to **cur* tbo h i m by mortgag*. Mabel M. Keelv by her next friend PriiI M. Keely, Paul M. Kesly her h H s b s n d , a n d George W. Vena h ie Complainants, v s. Alexander James Miller, et al, Dp. fendants. CITATION. To Alexander James Miller, D. Hal­ sey piffard and Charlotte 0- Pif. fard and the unknown heirs, lega­ Following the concessions granted tees, devisees, grantees or other claimants under Alexander James them by southern traffic executives ■ •hereby — -'-pi, Miller, D. Halsey Piffard aad Thursday, Florida Citrus Exchange period of earthquakes an dcruptions, pTl'i’e 'ot Vi«Td*!"*nd• do *<topi dc CORPORATION Article* Charlotte 0- Piffard, and the un­ We. tb* onderelgoed. her* u*ocU t*d. m d do men and independent growers and W o rd in g to Rev. F. L. Odenbacb, asr*fn fD,k,,“ n, “ ,ta *' b e r e t, tu o c lit* on reel re* together for tb* known heirs, legatees, devisees, . ARTICLE i. shippers were busy Friday prepar­ 1tronomer of the St. Ignatius College The name of Ihla corporation aball be REAL­ porpoee of rolm lng oareelre* Into • b o d , politic grantees, or other claimants un­ and corporate under a n d b , virtue of the Uw* TY LOAN A GUARANTY and It* der Emma M. Piffard, and to any ing to carry their contention to the Observatory, in Cleveland. . . . COMPANY . ... ----of o f tbe Stale of r-o rid * . and do adopt th* folnnd all other persons or parties CommcnUng on the recent eirth - 1 ',H*niw st.tc lowing Article* o f AIncorporation. northern lines in an effort to obtain RTICLE L . claiming any interest in and to the similar concessions on the proposed quake in Argentina and earthquake Tb* same of thl* corporation shall I* Semi following described lands situate not* R eall, and Inreolm enl Corporation, and rules recarding reconsignment and and typhoon in the Island of Yap, Rev. Hanford, scuiinoi* county. Florida, but **1*1 II* plan * of buelnea# a t Sanford. Florida, and in Seminole county, Florida, mors • j n I n i „ i , „v, . . 1 j , j cort«iraltoo oiay ealaMlab branch office* a t tn ch olbar place* aa m i , from lim a to Urn* b t particularly described as followi diversion privileges. Ouenoacn said. r->lnt ln «n*ie of Florida, or *n, to-wit: Earthquakes and eruptions come in Uwrt V n™“ “* An examiner for the Interstate ' “Earthquakes llw ^ ^fcri'^i blT'il by'ii U a rtV The Northeast quarter of the Commerce Commission will be In maximum and minimum periods. For rector* »htjcle 11 The f r n e n l n a tu re of tbe bnatneaa to be Northwest quarter of the Southwest condoctrd b , tt.la corporation aball be to b n ,, Jacksonville January 21st to take the past year and a half we have been Tu tPIl, rpi nature of tb* b»inr** to i>* •ow quarter; the Southeast quarter of the n, aell and c o a t e , real eatata, and to lmSouthwest auartor of the Northwest evidence .in the case which is pend-[passing through n minimum period. J w t e / ^ f ^Ireere? prore tb* aame b , e rre lln f building* thereon: to b n , and aell re a l aatal* for other*, on com* real m quarter, ana the Northwest quarter ing before the commission. At the Now it ia probable^that a maximum .mb d ^ t t o i i^bo,. inion; to borrow m oo*, and aecnr* tb* or of the Northeast quarter or th# paraonal p a ,m rn t of aam t. and m one, olberwta* ow let, 'ntberwi** encum irr amt re el and p*r*or hearing here, it is anticipated the period is setting in." Southwest quarter of Section 38, b , mortgage#. deed*, bond*, note* or other There are three main causes of ...... 7........................................... $ bte£ obligation therefor: to m at* a d n n c e m tn th and carriers will propose a continuance Township 19 South of Range 30 East, and begining 30 chains North of the of all former diversion privileges,' earthquakes, according to Rev. Oden-I ^ d“t'r,‘de*™t«!To' hJJu! SST. to ST m t& i?«t Southwest corner of Section 31, and *'j*rrair operate pp aaiklng bouee* — for '*** the 1 and *...... collecting rent* ...........• fa ta — l* ; ------•* to m ake,. bach: a* u“, * , i m a i B anti t“ s m s ----* . « * ............. ..« * ■ '<*» 7 * real — with the exception that a charge of'*— 1| mmiaintain -■ V „ |„ .|. „* t l m 'porpoee of packing fruit*, and vegetable! of prepara and c e rtify abatracU of title to real m*k»Mr t ^ r a e t e oVbM/kk ^ <w h » u m mf o r ' iba Township 1 9 , South of Range 30 v o lc a n ic — c a u s in g tre m o rs 01 to® , r r f , dracilptlon: to deal to lumber; lo m a i n - j e a tl l e : to exam ine, pa** oo and gu aran tre till* r*r tb craned of tbe butitwM of tb* com pany. To East, run North 2 0 chains, East 10 $5 per day per car will be made on [ tain #tore# and wirehoue*# f&r tbe porpoae o f ! to real fatal* : to band!* *1) branch** of l»: deal in merchaudte* and deal In tU Ihtegu n n d , cJjains, South 2 0 chains, West 10 all diverted car sthat remain at a p a r* } , 'dealing In general merobandl**. whole**!* am! j aorance. Including th* underw riting o f into- t e u which th# Itoard a f Director* may deem , kw irrinnlnm * Downthrow—usually short quakes re ta il: lo manage lh* bailee** of* a n , p e n o n . 1 mobile*; to b n , and M il, icqolre, own and to h* adrU abt* or expadiaat to u don* u th* chains to beginning, diversion point in excess of 48 hours. bokl all peraoaat p ro p e r!/ aecraat ry and id trinaaettoa of IU aald bualoa**, and g an en lly : It appearing from the Sworn bill tL S E T c lT .......... ..................................................... This method of handling th esitua- caused by the ceilings in large caves T**t*te<rae la ro a d a e ttn x and trin a a e tln f >■/ this cans# bvutnrae that tbla corporation la tntbartiav) to U bar* axarctea and anjoy tU tha rlgfata. paw- 0 f complaint filed In panic*, and u real rafale broker* and agrafe; tion was agreed' upon Thursday af­ and mines falling In. .t o lot,, rail, etching* and deal In bond* and c a r r j oo; and to do a lt mc-b otb*r and fa rth e r ^ n “ u u te7 ^ K w .* 1 ? * T b * su tT ^ T iS T d a | a g a i n s t y o u t h a t y o u h a v e o r c la im Tectonic—the most serious, caused fxMrcrre of lodebtedn*## of aO kind* Uaoed b, thlnpe a t u * r b* n e cra ea rj and expedient to r se c tio n s .—c a p i t a l b t o c k .—T bo am o u n t s o m e i n t e r e s t in a n d t o t h e la n d s ', ternoon by committee representing governmental authority, b , Induatrlal or com ­ be do st for tb* ■oec*«*fnl tn n x a rtlc a of tb* af tb* e a p iu i atoek o f tete e o r p M .i^ m »u h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r i b e d , t h e r e f o r e , y o n by shrinking of the earth’s crust. mercial corpora Itoo* or priv ate Individual!, and bavin*** and a fra lrn o f thl* corporation; and b* on# hoadrad tbooaand dollar* (1100.00000) . . the shippers and carriers. ■* i | , u n J , r J » i n M U t n J L ' r k tbe Mock* of all corporAlloa# for profit, e ith e r to h a rr, eierela* and a n jo j *U of tb* rlfbtn, which *b*u ba diritted into on* ibottMnd aharo* {no saidi Aiexanaer jamcs Miller D, Violent quakes of the past year: Simultaneously with . the hearing for lb* iccoodI, benefit or rlek of tb li corpor power* and p rlrlle c r* Incident to corporation* a t a par r a is a of on* Hundred Dollar* (iioo.oo) Halsey Piffard and. Charlotte 0 . Pif. J a n - 7 — M e x i c o ; h u n d r e d s k i l l e d ; allmt or upon commlaaloa o r upon a p ro fit o rran lird and r x i e t l n t nndrr tb* Uw* of lb* p*r (bn*. Th* term* and condition* In Jacksonville, an examiner for the upon fanj aro hereby required to be and , j a j eral!, to have all power SMI* of riorlda. 1i .baring * b ails; . .and . orgendesirable ---- .for ..tbe .foil . . and. neceavar, needful A RTICLE S. . I, C. C. will be taking testimony on seven towns Inundated. *bf5to«1 c' p"‘, ,,oek ,h,l, U P*W *hlU * , appear before our said Circuit'Court 1;V fo lk w il T hr ttnoont o f th* n p l t a l ttoek of thl* cor­ Aaril '91_fnlifornia complete eaercUe of tbe right to act a* print I soch vhta paid for fit the Court Hiium In Snnforut Flor* Such atock atock rf»aii ahall b# ba Uaa«d Uaucd ooij only when the diversion rule at Chicago and April Lamornia, Ariiortn Arizona and a [ lu or pareh seer In a n , form poration th an be riF T T THOUSAND DOU in fail *nd uwfni mcmay of ib# Unitad jBteiM Ida, on the ^rd day of January, A. big property damage; small loss in tb* aojuiaition. di*5>o*moo. encumbering, r- LARS (IM .000.00): to b* dlrlded Into T1VE of at San Francisco. A hearing also Utah: America, or In good*, war*, marchandte*. rj iQOI. and then and there maV* . ... ' Utrganlriag hr aale of p ro p e r!, real, and pet- n U N D n rn SH ARES of tb* par rain* or ONE labor. or olhar proparty lo b* Ukao al i * »£« Mil koiI. .. will be held in New Orleans and the of life. __ HUNDRED DOLLARS (1100.00) aarb, to b* a ju*l acrvlcM ealnatlon aa may b# fixed by tha Board answer to Uie bill. OI complaint CXra id for with U w fn l tsoner of th* United June 22 — California; six eartha r t i c l e Hi. Dlroctora, #* proxidad br Uw. ’' hibited against you, otherwise a definal summing up of the case will i . * An_- . _. TL« »tiK»unl of carllal atiKk of thl* cort*«>r- State*. All or a n j portion of tb* a tld capital' ofSection 4,-mijL-Tb* «*r» for which uB* crcc pro confesso will be entered ■lock tnar, however, b* pa /a b te In, or Uaoed bo had In Washington January 31st quakes; damage, 1200,000. «uji t* ntty ttioomdo Itolim, or uied for, or In tb* p a re b u * of p ro p tH r, or ‘Thte against you ' And ail other person. before the Interstate Commerce 1 June 27— Italy, IB earthquakes, 300 ^ iZuM e ja l tl r t In p ro p e rt/, labor or *rrTtc*a, at ■ by lb* “following otnror* ----- - to-w it: or parties claiming nny right, title or Ja il ♦«!o«Uoo th ere fo r to b* determ ined b / the Commission itself. | killed; many villages demolished. A prealdent. a xlro-prraldrat, a aacrotary and interest in and to tho property h«rsItoard of Director*. n trcaiurcr. and a Board of thr** and not mora ARTICLE 4. inabovc described, under, by or The proposed reepnsignment and July 1G—Los Angeles; four earth- l¥lrM it • fatnation to t* fite*i tj , Ttile rorportlloa aball eontlno* and hav* foil than fix* director*. Section 8.—OFFICERS.—1Tb* officer* of thla through any of the above, named de­ diversion rules have been suspended q u a k e s ; many injured; slight property ,,®lM7 *rt“ l.b/ B-raiing^ra'iied "nr thtt power to eierclee It* corporate rlfh t* and for a period of N tnetf-ntne jea r* corporation ahall bold office for tba parted or fendants, or otherwise, are hereby re­ per I'rtivble*!. Uiwerer, tb a l title cort-oratlon by the commission until March 31st. damage. ' . M “ ...... .b , frvochlee from and a fte f the d a ta of th* commencement term of on# y*ar from th* data of tbalr a u c ­ quired to be and appear before, our il 1ru-rruw It* eapltal itnck a* pritvijed . tion. and ahall b* tlect*d a t an election to b* said Circuit Court a t the Court Hous# The concessions granted Florida Sept. 8—Italy; five towns destroyed; lew -until li r*»cbe* a m atltb am of Two lluo- of tt* corporate a x la tra c e. bet# npon th* flrat Monday la JaaU ary. A. D. - ARTICLE I. .Iren Ttrcsuaml Itollani |zno.000.00). shippers Thursday by carriers of •'mall loss of life, Th* bnttnea* o f thla corporation ahal) b* 1831, and u t«n lb* flrat Monday la January in Sanford, Florida, on the 7th day ARTICLE IV. th# foltow tnf o fflceri; A Dreal. In aach y t t r thereafter, Th* peroon* who AT* of February, A. D. 1921, and then 1 2 —Porto Rico; e a r t h q u a k e and t i >* term for wuicb tb# n-rpoMti™ aball rondacted bp the southeast apply to Florida ship­ . .Oct. deni. Vlra-Prnaldent, Secret a r/.T reaao rer. Oan- to conduct the bovine*# of thla corporation aa nnd there make answer to the bill of . , ... , ;waist vbal I* periwlnal. e ral Mar.arrr. elected b j the Itoard of Direc­ IU tem porary officer*, anti! lb* o fnrar* era killed. ! a r t ic l e v. pers only, it was pointed out Fri­ t i dra. l 'w a v e ; many tor*. and a Itoard o f Director* of not lea* Rian elected a t th* ftrat regular election and quail- complaint In this cause, otherwise a * . ___ t b e btulne** of tl.l* eori>oraMoo eball be « « • u , i>re*|jeat. v ire -i’reiideni. s** day, and the shippers of this state t D e c . 1 7 —Argentina, earthquake itljetWj decree pro confesso irill be entered lire * nor more th an aeren director*, who ahall fl#da art; Edward lllgglna, Troeldeut *n<l ‘i r a t r i l Man­ be aloekholdrr* ia aald corporation, to be heavy damage to property; bi gloss of tet.r. and Treiiurer. and . imatJ O f Dlreetore against nil unknown parties defend­ will have to carry their freight to the ......,J ------ ................................. ■„ 3, t i e l*w ,irullJ„ provide*. I7*. b e office of of secret.r, S e c r e U r j elected bjr the •tockholder* at their o rrin D a- ager. Jarr.r* K. n ig rl-rt. Vic*-, r»xl laat. ant lion m relloc and th era afte r annual!/ on the northern lines, if the diversion pri- life. itu] 1rr*inter lunjr IstW Iif ihf hbk Adelaida lU c flm . Secrx tiry »nd T reaautrr, It Is ordered thnt this citation b« •• * * . i « i n Ta #**n Th« U lrKloff *L*U f l*y th# ftrat Tueada/ a fte r the flrat H onda/ la l i n ­ vilege is to l»e continued elsewhere I’ee. J l —lap; oih* 91 Carolina is,,rtl ,„no,i meeting am ntt e a r/. Any two or more office* may b» held See lion fl.—LIABIUTT.— Tha blghM t amount published in the Sanford Hen^d, s by tbe aamt peraon e ire p t th at the tam e per of Indabtrdnea* or liability to w L iiii' Ihla cot.In the nation. The privilege will be | lands m P a c if ic Ocean; earthquake and « n;;7;,7;r*t. "f,h',b' , .^7^ "of'Tm '. " X " ? anti ahal! not bold the office of Urealdenl and portllon can a t any on* tlm* roh>*ct Itaalf, U newspaper published tn Seminole hundred th ju ia a d dolleri (tt89.OCO.UOj, County, Florida, once n week for tu*i.* meeting ni tuie..In«mcpiwatira >h*u iw aabei< i Vice Prealrteol U ntil l f te r the 6c»«nlMtlon on*Seethe “granted on nil southeast lines,* under I typhoon; heavy damage; loss of life nil 7.—NAMES. RESIDENCES AND BUBIhf* t____* m « < 1 Tttr«a|*j o f# PeKetlte* F#brtl*rj rtf o f r i cAh h roeetlnf. h e re la e fte r prorlde«l for. ami nntll eight weeks as notice to Alexander BCRIFTIOM Or INCORPORATORS. the decision reached Thursday. unknown. #n«l rt# f 1 • f »«i4j Utur «» rm j la# their aacreanara ar* elected end Tnallfled, the l.j H r Ilf law- of III* corporalIon. *ui m • f officer* of Ihla corporaltoa ahall be- fleoree W. Edward UlgftAa. Sanford. F l a . . . . . 131,000.10 James Miller, D. Halsey Piffsrd and The agreement reached between 100.00 Charlotte 0. PiffArd, nnd once a week tw ns irticli lij law* pfotMt Knlcht I'rraldenl and General M a n a /rr; F-l- Jam ra K. Hlgglna, Sanford. F la........... 100.00 I Util 1hr offterf* r l n ‘lf-1 at llj# f lr»t annua l ward Illrclna. Seer*tary and T reaaarer; Oeorre Adelaida lllgglna, Sanford, Tl*........... for twelve weeks ns notice to the shippers and rnilway executives does- C |W A I I D A V A T 1 Section 8.—SEAL— n w e ilh p *1*11 t * qu allflr tl. lh * ^a»lof»* o f thl* O. H errinr. Vlce-Pre*ldtn». Tbe Itoard of Di­ unknown parties defendant Th* a r il of thla corporation (hall b* a circu­ not menn that the rnilway men will o i T l / \ L i L i l V/.A. t \ 1 . for|w.indon *hi!l 1+ lif th* foll«/wln^ rector* ahall be: G ears* W. K nfcht. Edward lar Im preulon (lam p, bearing In tb* renter th* <t(Tifrr» J 1» Itowtiian. J’rtp*iilirtjt, It A lllr tln a and George G. Ilrrrlnp. WITNESS my hand and the soal ask the Interstate Commerce Com­ word* "S E A L 1831" and around th* circum­ t «iffin VI ct Provideo t . K Hutch ins, K*c-r* The flrat or org an liatlo n m eetlnr of the of the said Circuit Court on this the tar) arol TfCNSurcr nsti i D Ilowtnan. II, A ateeaholdrre of thla orxantaalloa ahall be held ference tb* word* "E dw ard lllgglna, Incorpor- 15th day of October, A. D. 1920. mission to make final Its suspension aled ." < uml H. A IJtiirbffj* i» Ihf Ik a rd o t In th* -Utty of Sanford, Florida, on th* 10th (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS Jilrreiora of the diversion rule. The traffic day of Jin n ary . A. D. 1831. for the porprw* of STATE OF FLORIDA. AflTlM .K VI. Clerk of Circuit Court, adopting the Ry-Uwa and eom pletlnr th r or- COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, NS.: men will offer an amendment to the Before m i, an offlror duly anlborlaed lo Uka Tl.r ht£hr*t ammini o f lnd*I>1f<in«r«* or lit fanlratlnn of tb* corporation a* hereinbefore Seminole County, Florida, ackncrwtedgementa of drod*. pvroonall/ cam* H lit i to w h h h (hi* rifrj***ratli.n may al a n j i-rotlded for. and th ere afte r the annual meetrule, it is expected here, embodying Edward lllgglna. Jam ra K. lllgglna, and Adt- GEO. A. DeCOTTES, jtiin* *uh|*nfl Hf*lf a 11 I* Two ltun-lrc-1 i 1nJ ttif atockholdere ahall he held on th* Tlmiaftid l*»jl|«r» i f > the concessions granted Florida, and Solicitor and of Counsel for n ral T u»d*y a fte r the flrat Monday In Jano- lald* lllgglna. and each acknowledged lb* fore­ going to b« hi* and her genuln* algnatur* to U ITIC1E VII By Th# Atte^laic d Pr#*i a rt of each and every year. Complainants. 9-lSt-f this will be uiopposed, and will, In Th«* uiift.rs a lid r r ' ld T ir e s o f t i c l a t i f r l t c n tbe ch arter of Edward Hlgglna. Incorpor*tad. ARTICLE 4. JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 1.—The hffi-ti- arid the amount o f a l w l •JLilwfllwsl ar*W ltneaa my band and official a*al Ihla 13th TIf* hlrheet am ount of Indahtedneae or lla nil liklihood, bo allowed by the cbmIn the Clrcnlt Court. Seventh Ju d lrtil ClreeM ef presence in Florida of a number of lt’ f<>ij»w* >'"1 u-* ,,tJ •'■•re* •?» fc*rei>j «ob bllltz to which thla corporatkei ahall aahject day of December. A. D. 1830. 1 (BEAL) CLAUDE D. COUCn. misslon, jt Is pointed out , W,|t*vt , th # State of rto rid a , (a and for lt»»if ta ahall be tw ice the amount of It* capl N if .H I I.' \ it »rs N A M K R ^ Ih C N C K Notary Puhtle. The shippers and rai,wny cxocu. "mallpoxjs causing a general J Seminole County F lf lj ta t atock 1* llnwniAP. n lor! ila My commlaalon expire* Nor. IS, 1823. ARTICLE 7. 1H CHANCERY—BILL TO ESTABLISH AND K HvsN iIu (‘’Mn». (>rl«f>4u Hr •riili W M. CATHRAS. Enatla. rte . tlves were In session practically all wnrnln* to j S5Ued b* tbpL SLtatC II \ • uirglftR. O rlind". n««•rMa The name* and realdencea of th* etibarrlhlnr QUIET TITLE. y if# locorporatori of thla corporation and the IS d le n G. ) n demit, Com pi* Iin A.day Thursday. The morning session vRoar<l of 1,<>n,,b LPc” on5 who hn';° ft r u r amount of capital atock tat* c r!h « i hy each are ' i itfl NTY l i t Oft IN OK , xa. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDI­ was given over to an exposition by had conUct w,th \ d,s1,'n',° nrC nd' i»u liil. *U» lewfotr m#. • a follow!r (Tiarle* F. Dattelle. et al. Defendant*. •H George W, n ig h t. .S a n fo rd . F l a . .. .SN eh area CIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTT. growers of the difficulties under'vi^ to protect themselves by vac- R ^"0»rj lU tlit’ In ifitj for »•!<! ii'tjn l y and Edward H lrrlna ORDER o r BERVICE BT PUBLICATION FLORIDA__ IN CHAN CERT Sanford. Tla. . ..S S ah a re a » ir tlril) atiilkOflirtl, J h |Lm man, ’ If. A. To a ll partlra claiming Interval* under Sneia G H erring. Sanford, F U ..........3 aharea which they are laboring in m arket-■c*nft^ on once, ^accnaton P° n 3 t**h-*ir» «mi h a. iiuutiin>. wen km.wn ro me George A. Crutcher,, defeated. T. It. CahaUnlw*. de­ IN WtTNr_«S W H E R E O r. the ra te rrlh ln g J. F. Lalng. Joined by b fr traaband and next »^ furnished free by the State Board t- ih* p#r»<m* .w*rii<4 u *mj who csecar Incorporator* reaaed; Edward tiraddlck, deceived: B. F. of thl* corporation h»»# fcereonlo ing Crops, and tne afternoon was , , I , , p*\ Ilrw forc^ning fliarter ami «ha *ulecrli»ed autecrlbed friend. J. E. Lalng, Complainant*, Oliver**, drreaeed. and J. 8, Moore, deewa­ their nam aa: va. rd. amt ALL IM H TtFS claiming an Interval, given over to a conference of com- 1of !IeaUh nn(l may be hnfi on r<?' r,* F •,n,r ,mlthey ,,Fy»■i«'u(e»l alid •<**""***•* » GEO W. KNIGHT. J J C a ift. J. J. Cat** Company. Incorporated, f*'fe nit* that iul#ffi{<r>] tli« ln the following deeerlbed property * lti*te EDWARD HIGGINS. satur for lh* a m ami purpm** therein #xa rto rid a corporation. Annlr C. W iodbrldgf. mittees, representing the ra ilo ra d s ^ ’^ In Seminole County, Florid*, to-wit: GEO. G. HERRING. Albert G. Eaxra. C alrln A. ro a r* , Georg* R. Dr. I'ww'i * This warning, according . to «W 1-4 of Section 10; Lot* 4 and C tn Sec­ and the shippers, at which the final Morton. W illiam T. Saab, and all unknown tion 13; All of fractional NAetlon 13; Io ta I 3 , . , ... .. IN WITNESS WIIEREOr I b.ie berennto STATE OT ri-O R ID A . Ralph N Greene, state health officer, (;, n,i i rtfirt.i .<>i on. son, j,, .jt rot'N 'T T OF SEM IN O LE' drvlaeee. hrlha and gran tree, o r other*, claim­ and 3 end the SW 1 4 of NK I -4. the S 1 I agreement was worked out Reroce me, the noderalgn'd authority, ttda ing under Albert O. E a r n . C alrln A. I’oag*. , J NF I 4 nf NIV I 4. the SF. 1 4 ef NW I 4 should not be taken in the sense of ' p ,, N 1 yooiiiiih day reraonally appeared. George W Knight George II. klnrton and W illiam T Naah, Ike- and NF I I of RW 14 of Section 14, th# N 13 The case of the shippers was pre­ Ntvtlfr I’uM lr R tm lr " « f t lorhla ai I itrg# Edward lllgglna. Georr* G Herring, all of fend ant*. of the SW I 4 nf Section IT; N 13 of th* SW sented by J. H. Itose, president of a, n a .l a r m . T.h * s m a l l-p o x c n * c sJ.c x i s t whom arb to me well known and known to me rommlMlof, fipim S#pl 2$. CITATION m g in H o n d a a r c o f a s p o r a d i c n n - u - i _________________ to tw the perenn* named lo and who ettherrlbed Tn Alt-ert G Eaxea, realdrnr* nnknown; Cal- 14 of rh* NK I 4 and 4b* NE 14 of NW 1-4 of SE 1 4 of Section 31; th* NE 14 of lb* NE Id the Florida Citrus Exchange; E. D. Ihelr name* to th* foregoing ARTICLES OE xln A. I’oag*. realdrnce unknown? Georg* JL of the NE 1-4. Ihf South 4 acre* of lh* Eaat II INUORI’OR ATION* and they a rrtra lly ac­ Morton, realdeoc* unknown: W lltlu a T. acre* of tba NR 1-4 of NR 1-4, th* S 1-3 of tbe Dow, traffic manager; .George A. turc and ar cwidcly scattered. At no | m o t ICE • TO DRAINAGE CON- knowledged me th at they eiecnted th# N ath, raaldrnc* unknown; tha unkuawu NE 1-4 and tba E 1-3 or tba SB 1-4 *r Sec­ TRACTORS 4 •am* for tb*before Scott, sales manager; John F. place is the disease of an ppidcmic j tu ea and porpoae* therein menheir*. d*Tte**a, legatee*, g ra n ttta , or other tion 33; tb* W 1 3 of th# RW 1-4 of Sectka nature and the total number of cases tlaned. claim ant* under Albert O. Ear**, C alrln A. Thomas, J. C. Chase, George Wil­ is small tb* B 1-3 of the SW 1-4 of th# NW 1-4 <*f * Scaled bids will be received by the In Wltneea W hereof I h a te hereunto eel my fonge. Georg* B. Morton aad w illia m T. 33; H. 30 acre* of tot 1) and all of lot* 3 , and 4 ta hand and official te a l a t Sanford. County of Naah. and to any 'and all other p a rtita claim ­ Section 34: tha SW 1*4 of tb* SW 1-4 od Sealiams and W. II. Mouser. * ‘T heir are many visitors In the Rottrd of CoUnty Commissioners of Seminole and S ta te of Flprlda. on tbU Oth day ing any Interoat lo and to th* followlag da (ten IS; the E 1 2 of the NE 1-4and tbe I l*ecemher, A. D. IP3*V ecrtlwd land* altuated la Seminole County, « acre* of lb* NW 1-4 e f the NE 1-4 or Seci state at this season of the year and Seminole County, Florida, at the of (BEAL) A IIIOGtNS. Florida, to-w it: lion 37; the N 13 of the SB 14 of ftoetteo J3: Notary I’uhtlr beginning at the South we* t corner or lh* tW SW I t of NW this warning Is being sounded for °f Jft>d Hoard at the Court My n n o l u l o e etplro* Sept. II. 1834 1-4 and the NW 1 4 of tb* Northweet quarter of Section 31. Townahlp 18. SW 1 4 of Section 33: 3 acre# eqo an ln tb# their protection as well as for the H°us*-‘ >n Sanford, I-lorida, on or bo- GEORGE O H E R R IN G , Goulb of llange 31 Eaal. run North 3.27 chain*. NWcorner of the NW 1-4 of the MB 14 of tb* 13 tft f.wr F ia t 8 an chain*, to tha right of-way of th* S. NF 1*4 and th* SW founael. 14 of tb* SW 14 o pVotection of Floridians," Dr. Greene f°re ten o clock A. M. on the 1-1th end I. Railroad, tt.enc# Southweatefty on lh* 1 t nf Sec 34 nil In Twj. 2U S. Uge 32 B«H Weet aid* of tbe aald railroad rlghl-uf way to Alao all th at part or thq N I 3 lying South ef NOTICE or EXECUTOR i said. "The presence of some small- ‘^n>' January’, 1921, for the cleanthe r.eat I to* of the Sanford G rant, thane* Foconlock*Icble Creek., tn Section ‘ 7; nod tb* rinal DUtharga) pox cases in Florida is not an alarm- 'nK ou^ ditches and canals in Flor- I* Court af (Tor South 23 degree* Weal on aald line to the NF, 1 4 of tb* NF 14 and the NE 14 of lh* Ceuoty Judea, BemUela County. South line of th* Northweet q u a rte r of Sec­ SE 1 4 of Section 11. In T ow M hlp 31 Booth, State of Florida ing sign. The Stato Board of Health Groves and Black Hammock tion 31. Townahlp 18. South ef Rang* 31 llange 33 Eaal. And. alao tb* following let* In re Eatat* of Kail, thence W#et to th* point or twgtnnlng. In tboee certain lubdlvltlon* of th* SE 14 ef is taking this means, however, to warn Drainage Ditches. WM. S. BALDW IN. the NE 1 4 of Section 21 In Townahlp 3® la hareby given, to all whom It may Coni lin in g Fix* Acre*, mora or lea*'. Estimated yardage 12,000 cu. yds. ranNollr* persons of the danger from -contact It appearing from lb* (worn bill of complaint South. Range S3 Eaat. known aa W hltroob'a tern, th at on th # 18lh, rlay of January, A. ORLANDO, Jan. 3.—Yesterday filed In tbla Cana* agalnat you. th at you hix* A certified check for $250.00 pay- D. 1830. | ahall apply lo the Honorable E. F. or claim aoma Internal In th* UAda b tn te ib o t* flret and aecond addlttona to Genera. Ha: lot* morning Chief Vestel received a long nnd to ndvise all who have been exS. 7. s. 8. 10. 11. 13. IS, 10 and 17 In block 1. Ju d g e of raid Court, aa Judge of posed to smallpox and who have not nhle to E. A. Douglass, clerk of Sem- llutuholdrr. I'rohale, for my final dUrharge a* Executor of deaertbed. therefore, yoa. the aald Albert G. Io ta «. p. 10. 12. 13. H _ |3 , 18. 17 and IS » distance phone call to come to Tnft. Faxre, Calvin A. 1'nage. Georg* II. Morton and block 3. lo ta 3. 4. 3. 0. 7. S. 0. 10. IU !!• >*• (he retale of W m. S. lu h lw ln . deeeaaed: and W illiam T. Naah are berohy required to bo and 14. 13. IS. 17 IS. 10 and 30 In block 3. Ie>ta I. A negro named Jesse Franklin, who becn veccinnted within seven years to inole County, must accompany cnch (ha( al (be aame tltpe I will preeenl my final Appear before our Mid Clrcnlt Court, a t the 2 S. 7. S. 0. 10. I I . . 13, 14. IS. 18 and 30 la aceounta 8* E ie c u lo r of aald eetate. and aak hid. Ceort Ilona* In Banford, rto rid a . on the 7th day Hock 4, Lot* 3. 4, 13, 14. IS. 1ft, 17. 21. C S*had been missing for several days, protect themselves by vaccination." Ihaft ifp ro v aL ■ ■ — Plans and specifications can be seen (nrDated of March. A. D. 1831, and then and tbrra 34. In block 3. Iota S. fl. 7. S. 9. 10. 11. 12. 1»Noram ber 11th. A. D 103a had been found ln a bog five miles make anawer to the hill of rom pU Int exhibited Ifl. 17. IS. 24 and 23 ln block 0. Lota 7, 8..*. J. E PACE. at the office of E. A. Douglass or can IM S C te west of the city lying dead with his Executor, • gatnef yoa. otherwlae a d e c re e . pro eonfeeeo 10. u . I I . 13. 11. 1ft. 10. IT. IS, 18. 20, 21 »«o will be rn ltro d agalnat you. be secured from Fred T. Williams, 32 In block 7. and Iota 1 to 21, Indue!**, be­ And any and all other partlra claiming any neck broken. A horse which he had THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE SEVENTH right, title or Intereat IA and to tb* Unde here­ ing a ll o f block S. engineer, Sanford, Florida, on de­ IN JUDICIAL I t la hereby ordered th at J<m appear- to th# CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN departed in quest of when he was last inabove deaertbed under, by or through Albert Itlll of Complaint filed herein igalnat /<» posit of $5.00 tube returned if a bid AND TOR SEMINOLE COUNTT,— U. F ate*. C alrln A. I'oaga, Georg* Hi. Morton. seen was also found dead near the NOTICE TO CREDITORS the a bore entitled rauee on Ib e Seventh d*y of IN CHANCERY W illiam T. Naah. or otherwia*. ara hereby re­ March. A. D. JB21: *nd "Tb* Banford llwbody. The sheriff’s office had been ' ,0 c#urt cf ,b* _0oua,r Semiool# c«an- is made. quired to be and appear before oar Mid Ctr­ • ld " l« hereby dealenated *• lh* nawapaper I* f. , J _ . _ *7. 8 u t# ef Tlarld* The Board reserves the right to re­ Williamra.M. Woodcock,1 Complainant, rn lt Court, a t tbe Coorl Houee In Sanford, which thl* order ahall be publlabed onre * notified nnd Deputy Furcn was soon u r- r.umt. of Ftorlda. on lh* 4th day or April. A D. 1831, a . r. I'liii.u-s. ject .any or all bids. ___ The Unknown H eir*, tggalee*. Deileee*. Gran­ and then and there make anawer lo the bill of week for Iw eltc rontecullve week*. on the scene. A coroner’s jury hnstily To *11 Creditor*. Legatee*. DUtributeea and all W llnce# my h*nd »nd **»l of offlc# thl* l ’ t* tee* or other rlalm an ta under 8. kl. W hll- Complaint exhibited agalnat aald nnknown parBy order of the Board of County icote. deeeared, ete.. Defendant*. d ay o f N«»emb*r. A. R. 1920. Tenon* having Claim* or Demand* agatnat empanelled, viewed the body after aald lire. otherw lae a decree pro nonfeeeo aril) be ( SFALl E. A. DOUGLAS**. CITATION E aU ta: a g a ld il aald unknown partle*. *g» Clerk, hearing the story of the negro’s dis­ You. and aarb ef yon, a rt hereby notified Copimisaionors of Seminole County, To lb* unknown heir*, lagatre*. devUeca, gran- entered It I* ordered th at th li notice ba publtabad ■In U -lO -lSte By V. R. DOCQLAS3, D. » and repaired la p ria m t any rlalm a and de Florida. tree, or e th e r rlalm an ta under 8. M. W hit­ th* Sanford IlrrpLI. a nawapaper publlabed In appearance nnd making other jnvesti- e r a ml, w Mr h yon, or either of yoa. u.ay bar* more, drreaeed, and to any and all other Seminote County, Florida, once a week for E. A. DOUGLASS, prrecna or p a rt lea claiming any right, title ylghl weeka *• to the known pattlra defend­ IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH th* relate of A. E. Philip*, drreaaed. fA gations, arrived at n verdict of death agalnat or Intereat In a n d to tb* following drerrlhed ant, and one* a week for tw rlie weeka u to tale of Seminole County, riorlda, lo the un- 17-Btcw JU DICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IJJ Clerk. from accident a n d tn Sem inole County. Florida, more p a r­ thr nnknown p a rtita defendant. deralgned Eieculor of aald eatate. w ithin two AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTT. year* from th* date hereof. ticularly deaertbed aa follow*, to w lt: —IM CHANCERY. N THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE SEVENTH , W ltnrM my hand nnd the tea l nf tb* Mid It appears thnt the negro, after Dated, Nor. 11Mu. A. D I 8 » , The Eaat h a lf of th* Northeaat Q uarter of Circuit Court on thla th* 10th day of Itecem- Claude H . Stone. Com plainant, t JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF th* N orths ta t Q u arter of tha N ortheaat Qnar- ber. A. D. 1830. W L. R. PH ILIPS. FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE finding his horse, immersed in the 11-13 Die R xrrator. ter of tb* S outhw rat Q uarter or Eectlon S, rio ro n re Roller Stone, ltofendant. COUNTY.—IN CHANCERY. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, bog, attempted to free him nnd in Townahlp I I . Booth of Rang* SO b i t CITATION. ___ Clerk of th# Circuit Ck>art. ih n Mitsui. Complainant, It appearing frotp tb# aworn bill a f com­ To r keen re It oiler Stone, Re*111tec* r# k a * we­ NOTICE TO CBEDITOHS Seminole County, Florida. va. some manner the plunging animal plaint filed In th la cane*, th a t you h a r t «r OEORGR O. nE R R IN O , lt nppeirlng from an affidavit filed te tew th* County Judge. Brmlaol* Coun­ dlth McGill, Defendant. claim to bar* aome Interoat ta and to tba laud cauae th a t you ar* a noo reeldeat of tbo ite m dealt him a death blow. Money found la Caurt of ty, Solicitor and CounM) for Complainant*. CITATION. B ut* ef Flerld* heroin a bar* deaertbed, there for*, you and each of F lorida: t b it your p lic a o f roaldauc# JJ •** -__________ ‘__________ •_______________ 1S-1IU o E dith McGill, ra t* of L etll* Blnrmoot. M l of you are hereby required lo he and appear be­ r* E aU U of on the body served to disprove any In known: th a t you aro dear tb# ag* Mgriln Strret, Philadelphia. Peon*yl»anU: HENRY LANDON. la th* C ircuit Court. Seventh Judicial fctrcnlt fore our C ircuit C ourt a t th# Court 11one* la 'one year*, and te a t th eta la no oo# la tb* »t*“ theory that death had been the result T* ull Creditor*. Legate*!. DtatrlbuUea a id all It aidwarlng from an a ffld a rll filed tn IhU Sanford. of th* S ta te af Florida. In nnd far SemiFlorida, on lh* 4tb day of April. A. D. of Florida tb* aerrtcu of a enbpora* »pu° Feraae* harlsg Claim* ar D r n u d a agalnat ana*, that you are a pon-reatdeet of th* S tal* 1831/ and than and there make an aw tr to tb* nela Oouaty. * of foul play. would bind you. t t a H id Flor**c* Ra*I*x St****f rio rld a ) .th a t yoor place of realdtnc# la aald E aU U : IN CHAN CERT.—HILL TO ESTABLISH AND ‘“ SEVERAL PLACES IN FLORIDA FIND DEAD BODY OF NEGRO NEAR TAFT Legal Advertisements GERMAN EX-CHANCELLOR BETI1M ANN-ROLL WEG CLAIMED BY DEATH (Ry The Ain e rt, led Ft***) You, and ta rh of your are hereby notified and required lo prraent any tlalm * and demaud* wblrb you, or el I her of you. may bar* agalnat (b* fatal* a f Henry Landon, dereaaed. late of Remind# Coonly. Ftorlda, to tb* me deralgned Eieeutne of a*ld m tal*. w llhla two year* from the date hereof. Dated. Not. 111b. A. D. 1830 r. n . H a r r i s . Executor. BERLIN, Jan. 3.—Dr. Theobald 1113 etc .NOTICE von Bcthmann-lioUweg, former Ger­ Tbe regular anneal meeting of lh# atoekman .imperial chancellor, died last holder* of the Flrat National Bank af Sanford, Ftorlda, will hr bald In tb* of flee* of t^« bank night after a brief illness on his es- on TOre la y . January l lt h . 1831, a t 10 o'clock *. an. aa prutlded In the by.lawa, for tha alec' tate at Ilohenfinow, near Berlin. Sweet Marie says she has two .very good reasons for wearing short skirls. rlon .Of a board of director* t* eerie foe tb# t u n in g year, and for tb* tra u tM lo n of aurh other bualneaa t a may ' property rota* before th* meeting. B. F. W HITNER. 131 WStc Cnahler, a r t of la lti* Rlmmtna, M l Martin S tre e t, hlladrlphla. PeanaytxanU ; .bat you are oear he *(* of twenty-one year*, and tk n t there no on* ta tb* flu t* o f Florid* th* terete* o f aobpoena npon whom would bind you, th# la id dlth McGill. Therefor*, you are hereby ordered and 1 reulred no tbe Ttb day of Fabruary, A. D. 1031. O appear to tb* bill of rompUInt exhibited gtln at you la tbla rauee. olberwlae a dew ee ro roafeeeo will he entered agalnat you ou aid data. It la fo rttrr ordered th at tbla nollr* be puhahed la tha Sanford H erald oar* a week for out week*. * WITNESS my hand and th* aval o f aald V urt on tbla tha 33rd day of Decamber, A, D. 830. (SEAL) E. A. D0U0LARS.1 Clerk of Circuit Court, Rtpalaol* County, rio rld a . EO. A. DtCVTTES. Sol or l tor and of Coonaol foe Com pUlnaat. U ll of com plaint filed agalnat you. OlherwUe, a decree pro evmfeaao artII ha entered. It la ordered th a t tbla notice be publlabed In th* Hi ■ford H erald, a new a p i per publlabed ta RemUota C ounty. Florida, once a weak fa* tw rli* weeks. WITNESS toy hand and tb* eta! of tha laid Circuit Court on tbU H th day of December. A. D. 1830. (SEAL) B- A. DOCaLABS, Clerk of th* C trrnlt Court. Seminole County. Florida. GEO. A. DeCOTTE*. Solicitor and of Oousaol far C om plalsaat. lS -ltU A daily boat passenger and mail service' between Palm Beach and Moore Haven on Luke Okeechobee is probable wihtin the next few weeks. 18-Stc Fjfir- iH%=, . _V * •• 4 /- '• QUIET TITLE O. B. Read, Complainant. TU- ' * '' Charier E. R atten*, et al.. Defendant*. ORDER OF SERVICE BY PUBLICATION. To: Lory Morton Wtlmore, Sarah L Jrnklno. n .e rle a O. W arwick. I^w la Lepoiron. Char to* Alexander, Frank Daniel, and C- C. Brown, whoa* plarea of reel den re ar* nnkopwa It t* hereby ordered that yon appear lo the bill of com plaint filed heroin agalnat you tn lb* above entitled rasa* on the 23th day of January. A. D. 1831. nnJ "T he Sanford Hrraid" U hereby dretgnated. aa tha Nawapaper ta which thla order ahall b* publlabed c a r t 'a week fo r eight (S) coot* cu live week*. W ltnraa my hand and aval of office tbla 13th day a t November, A. D. 1830. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk.. 11 1 8 -Stc By V. E. DOCOLASH. D. a Try * Herald Want Ad!—It pays. Therefore, you ar* hereby ardarud a*d qulrod on lb* 7tk day of March. A. D. H * 1; *? appear to lb# bill o f com plaint axblbltod agamw yon tn thla ranee, otherw lae a decree pr# eraf e w will be entered, agalnat you cu ##ld «■*I t la further ordered th a t tbla nolle* »• F* llabed In th* Banford H erald pore a waek r*w eight weeka. .. WITNIWS my band and tba *e#l « Court cm tbla tba ICth day of December, *1820. (SEAL) B. A. POUGLAIP. ,* Clark of C trralt Oeurt_____ Seminole County, Ftocld*GEO. A. DeCOTTRR. , , Bolicit or and a f Counael for Oompl»tea«18-8te. — Now that women have the vote, it is no longer proper to say that poii” tics make strange bedfellows. �» -- tr % *' - - • p * \tA ■“ pa g e s i x THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,1921 FARMbureau organized PRESENT MARKET CONDITIONS FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY­ AND WHAT FUTURE HOLDS; MEETING HERE TUESDAY NIGHT SHOULD RECEIVE ATTENTION Growers, CAMPBEL-LOSSING SanfordGiveTruck Out Valuable x Advice POST ELECTS NEW TO START PRICE LOW OFFICERS FOR YEAR Council Selected to. Cover The Inc. County of Semi­ nole IS STATE FEDERATION a CO-OPERATION IN BUYING AND SELLING WILL BE TI1E BIGGEST ASSET Although there was plenty of "cheer" in Palatkn during Christmas not nn arrest .was made by the police for disorders, and when Municipal Judge Phillips donned his ermine the Monday after and gazed over the court room, expecting to find n long NEW YORK, Jan. 5.—Eamonn De line of penitents on the mournorls "Valera, "president of the Irish re­ wouhl create n steady demand, elimin­ bench nothing hut the smiling coun­ public," in returning to Ireland did bo ate rapid fluctuation and perhaps the tenances of Dick Howell greeted him. against the advice of Dail Eircnnn, grower at the end of the celery deal There was not a case on the docket, the Irish parliament which was anxi­ will realize a rensonnble profit from something thnt has never happened ous that he remain in America to pre­ his Investment. in Palatku during Christmus before. sent the "republic's" claim before the The statements made here nrc Chief Livingston and his force -found new administration. • simply given ns our opinion in the it necessary to tell sevurni suspicious This was announced here tonight matter for the information of all who looking “snow birds" to seek other by Harry Boland, De Valera’s secre­ tuny he concerned, nnd are taken from fields in which to park and hustled tary, who added that “events moved statistics gathered by this office, several itinerant beggars on to other so rapidly in Ireland in the past few represent one hundred and fifty San-1sections, months President DcValera decided on ford growers. | Dade County has $350,000 for a his own initiative to return." SANFORD TRUCK GROWERS, Mr. Boland said De Valera had been highway Into the Everglades, the INC. in close touch with the Irish repubeastern end of the Tumimni Trail. llcan government ever since ho landed A Rat Breeds 6 to 10 Times a Year, in the United States and was fully No, sister, not all men who wear Averaging Ten Young to a Litter informed of events there. boots are bootleggers. Remember this, act as soon as you see the first rat. Get a package of RAT-SNAP. It's a sure,rat nnd mice —Thomas it. Baker, PJi. D-, of destroyer. It’s convenient, comes in __________ ______________ _ Hollins College, Aanalytle and cake form, .no mixing. Mummifies Consulting Chemist says of the water: "Of the many waters of this and oth­ rat after killing—leaves no smell. er regions that I have analyzed, I have found none superior in all good qualiCats or dogs won’t touch it. Three ties to that df the 'Elder Water.”—Phone 3I1-W. Office in Miller Building. aizes, 35c, fine, $1.25. Sold nnd guar­ ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO. _ — — rriM f anteed by Ball Hardware Co. — DE VALERA IS IN IRELAND AND STRONG SHIPMENTS ALL ALONG WITHOUT GLUT­ At the regulnr monthly meeting of TING MARKET ,, the Campbcli-Lossing Post of the The Seminole County Farm Bureau American Legion, held in the Court Since the lettuce deal for the sea­ ^ organised at a meeting held at ' 11™8*- l u m b e r 9th, 1920, the fol- son of 1920-21 hnB proven so dis­ Z court house Tuesday night | ,ow“« ofriccra wc™ elected for the astrous due to the heavy early ship­ ments causing the market to decline The following council was selected, Jcomine year: Post Commander—Frank L. RopCr. rnpldly and after so declining to stay representing nine communities in Vice-Commander—Dr. R. E. Stev­ in the neighborhood of $1.25 for the Seminole county: G. W. Spencer for ens. • entire month of December, wo be­ Ssnfofd, L. A. Brumlcy for Celery Post Adjutant—Geo. W. McLaugh­ lieve it imperative that growers nnd *v«nue> 0. P. Swope for Oveldo, shippers be furnished with all the In­ C. D. Brumlcy for Chuluota, C. W. lin. Post Finance Officer -Robert W. formation possible, as far (n advance E r.tsm in g er for Longwood, J. W. Os­ Deane. as thnt information enn be somcwhnt teen for Altamonte, B. E. Lake for Executive Committee—Col. George accurately determined. This office has Uke Monroe, L. P. Hagan for Paola Knight, S. M. Lloyd and Judge Geo. endeavored to gather nil information and Endor Curlctt for Geneva. G. Herring, possible regarding the outlook for the The Farm Bureau will take, Its place Chaplin—Harman F. Steele. celery movement from Jhis section In the Stntc Federation of County Sergcant-at-Arms—Morris Spenc­ which we In turn trafismit to those F»rm Bureaus and with the assistance er. Interested. of the county agent will work for the Post Historian—J. F. Hutchinson. Good times may be ahead, but if so While it is true that the produc­ betterment1 of farm conditions and Post Medical Officer—Dr. W. T. they are so far ahead thnt overtaking ing end cannot regulate the market farm-life in Seminole county. Langley. them seems hopeless. it is also true thnt a steady movement The meeting was one of the largest keeping n nprmnl supply in all the over held at Sanford and many sub­ The Local Post of the American principal marketing centers tends jects of interest were discussed at Legion has only been organized a greatly to eliminate rapid fluctua­ length. The question of commissaries comparatively short while hut has tions. or co-operative stores for supplying come to the front und shown the pub­ At first ginnee it would probably farmers and farm-hnnds with the ne­ WANTED There are many good fertilisers, but since it is the EXTRA IN­ lic that it is composed of u hunch seem advisable to hold back shipments cessities of life at fair prices was WANTED—Second hand show c**«to some extent to allow the major COME which swells the profits, why not use the BEST? favorably passed upon. It developed of live wires. Much credit for its Inquire at the paint store in the Weportion of the New York crop to be progress is due to Ex-Post Comman­ laka Block, Railroad Way. 5-tfc. that while such staples as sweet po­ IDEAL BRANDS are proportioned aa to availability of amonlatei, tatoes* were bringing the grower in der Don Whitcomb, who carried out consumed-or disposed of before bring­ WANTED—Young cow. Must be to give MAXIMUM reaulta. A little heavier crops, a little more fresh and good milker. J. H. MelWest and North Florida 50 cents per the duties of the office most faith­ ing our stock into the market, but steadily year in and year out, of finest quality fruit, makes a vast dif­ 18-tfc bushel, syrup ;i0 cents per gallon, fully, showing the bunch that he was there is more or less danger in doing mer, Box 103, Sorrento,’Fla. ference in actual PROFITS. hogs 9 cents per pound, rice 4 cents an organizer and that he had the this owing to the heavy .production In WANTED TO BUY—2 tons second IDEAL FERTILIZERS have a field record of over a quarter cen­ this section. If this should be done per pound and corn 70 cents per pop, and that whatever was started hand blenching paper.—D. 1. iiodgthe lettuce fiasco in our opinion would tury. Benefit by their aucceao. would he put over. bushel, our field-hands nrc having to don, R. No. A, Bu,x 198 be repented. looking further, would While .he hnd the reins in his hinds SEND FOR CROP BOOKLETS pay from $2 to 1$2.25 -per .bushel for 21-2tf swf-t potntoes, $1 to $1.25 per gal­ it was an unhill struggle, the Post it not be better to tjdl our shipments R. C. MAXWELL, Manager, Sanford Branch FOR RENT lon for syrup, 12 1-2 to 15 rents per was in its infancy, nnd the work of 11S they nrt’ ""dy, at the same time pound for rice and $1.70 per bushel organizing was some task, hut he put “ring every effort to keep n normal WANTED TO RENT—3"or 4 unfur­ nished rooms or a small house by f i orr, with nthe ■ things ir. pro­ it on the map, and with the assist-1 *upply in ench market at nil times? portion, which makes living so high mice of his fellow Legionnaires stag- In other words to spread our output small family. Will lease by month or Write 1£ for wnge-enrncrB that it is difficult ed an Armistice Day Celebration thnt ovcr KS i°nP n period as possible, year. Best of references. -MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS for the farmers of Seminole county to was a credit to a community three I making an average for the senson "Soon" in care of Herald. Il-19l2tp J J Agricultural Building JACKSONVILLE, FLA. which would very likely he more nnd art a ware-scale that will compare I tunes the size of this. the general results be more satisfne- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—On« % with the wages paid in other farming | 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave. communities and that wOl permit t The American legion, while being tory, than if any attempt were, made Walking distance to city. Two lots : them to continue farming under pr**s-j composed only of ex-service men, to wait for better values which would comer Center nnd Elm Ave. Two \ ent conditions i docs not gather together at regular be' more or less doubtful. lots west side Palrhetto ave., 50 ft. l! also developed that profiteering dates, solely for the purpose of dis- Tlie Now York crop wnij quite large from Eleventh St. Make offer. II. T' pri>« are bring maintained by retail- cussing days gone by, or planning and will offer competition for some Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring St., I-os time. California is plentiful nnd with t'ry on such products of Seminole , the next big celebration is going Angeles, Calif. 21-tf county as lettuce and oranges. Chief to be pulled off, not by n whole lot. the best of quality. In thinking this matter over, the MISCELLANEOUS of T’Mi'-e Speer, who hns just returned It s true that they want to preincreased freight rate from California GET YOUR ORDERS in now for fmtn \mcrtnis, Gn., reported that let- socialion'of the Great War, that’s <>nis higli and really a -point in favor of your new Buick car. See W. J. turr Is retailing at 25 cents per head serve memories and incidents of asFlorida, for regardless of how low Thigpen. 46-tfc and ..ranees at 40 cents per dozen In •>’ natural; it's also true that their celery can he purchased f. n. h. Cali­ Amerieus Also it was shown thnt in first and foremost object is to fos­ fornia it costs real dollars nnd cents, FOR SAT,E—Good farm mule in good We are fortunate In our contracts which make it possible to quote N e w York lettuce is soiling to the ter one hundred per cent American­ condition.—M. .Fleischer, ll-26-tfc mostly dollars, to get it on the mar­ lowest market PRICES. .it from 25 cents to 35 cents ism, aiir one other big idea with ket and thnt will naturally help keep ORDER your new Buick now nnd It will pny you to*get our PRICES before buying, nnd oqr QUAL­ pc head; in Chicago at 30 cents per them is how- * the community in you will not lose nnv time nn the values up. In reference to this freight ITY before planting. head and even in Sanford at 10 cents which they live enn he improved; rate we quote below information just new car load doming in soon. 40-tfc Our SEED POTATOES arc the highest quality MAINE GROWN, pc- 1 id while the grower is unable what's nevessnry for advancement, for received from California: selected especially for need. • * YOU CAN order your new Buick 11 1- - product and is plowing it the good of the public, etc Send for FREE CATALOGUE, nnd SEED SPECIAL, giving RE­ no waild save time oil the, next car "The prices being realized in most They are always discussing means VISED PRICES on new crop SEED BEANS, PEAS, RED SEAL TO tire The people of Sanford should Hfi-tfc by which the town can progress at instances would not l>e so hnd if the load. MATO, and CUCUMBER SEED, PEPPER. Etc. no’ - paying more than 5 cents pci* increased freight rate of 58 1-3 per Wc carry all the leading nnd standard varieties of seed thnt have Stewart. I he Finns', 8 |l Myrtle head for lettuce at this time because the Mime lime deciding methods and cent on vegetables did not create for Avenue. Phone 25‘t-W_______ 10-tfc been tested nnd known to be adapted to our soil and climate. SEED ■* pinns to work by. the retailer can got nil he wnnts from OATS, RYE, VETCH, RAPE, Etc.. "Say it with Flowers"—Stewart, If you think of some means by the Shippers at this end nil the red The planting seat-on la near at hand. Our Information service is the grower at not more than 2 1-2 10-tfe (ink*bn!nnees which they are now get*! 1 lie Florist, free. Call on us for any information on your crops you might think rent* per head and 10 cents per head which the town could he benefited, ting. This state of affairs must reDRINK we can supply. . shnulif tx> the top price to consumers .nine imptovement that is necessary, sult either in higher prices or in the Elder Springs Water Ils 99 98-100 OLDEST AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN FLORIDA let the Legion know about it, they in any city in the United States today. growers refusing to make any further per cent pure. Phone 314. The maintaining of high prices by will be there to help put it over. shipments, it is estimated thnt the r-tai!crs is limiting the sale of our FOB SALE 202-205 East Hay Slrect Jacksonville, Floridn Southern I’arifie is going to lose pr.-i; and the farmers are largely ||Y TEST SEEDS INSURE GOOD CHOPS $800,000 for non-shipment of celery FOR SA1.lv 100 ft* front. 117 f: nn -hat account forced to plow undo which under pre-war freight rates deep, hit front on ill l ott o a ' e l u. ' e rmi'h good food at a groat loss to corner of 8th St. Nick Zernovan, would have moved readily.” them-elves which should and could be 19-ltc It is perhaps a good thing for Flor-J Sanford consumed by the people if a fair price Ida thnt the'market on cellry Is start-, i-oit SALE- TmTfimi green (op cel” wer.* asked for it by the retailer. 1 ingout low. In our opinion it was the , „ry plants,—F. L. Greene, West More direct communication between first- few carloads of $8 lettuce that side. 21-tfe producer and consumer is one of the * *■t * • -ed ihe lettuce deal. This, for -----—1——— — v •* , AGENTS WANTED ‘v main objects of the Farm Bureau TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 5. — "Of the reason thnt the retailer's idens to acres fine Celery Innd; 3 acres cleared and tiled; 3 ihnve-. -nt throughout the United t.lHirs0( j hnvo mac| 0 mistakes, but went to the fckies. He sold lettuce for AGENT WANTED IN SANFORD— T % wells, ffood house, 5 miles out. $5,000, $2,000 cash, balance *St.v. < and Floridn is taking her plnco thcy nrt. ()f the hl.n(! nmj not 0f the perhaps 35 cents per head, which Sell the Oripinnl Watkins Reme­ among the foremost states in this j,enrt and if I made no mistakes in would make him a good profit nnd dies, Spices, Extr cts, etc. Necessi­ £ terms. movement through her co-operative fhj3 .|jfC| j would do nothing. The he, not being in direct communication ties and repeaters. All- or spare marketing associations, county agents div5no m'ind iR th(1 (in)y one thnt does with the good profits apd he, not iieing time. Write’ Watkins Co., 59 Mem-, ■mi. .arm bureaus. not 12-1014tp not mn|<c make mistakes. Therefore nsk- in direct communication with tho phis, Tenn. j • , I’HdNE 319 •> rh". following wage-scale was ing and ernving your pardon for the actual mnrket price of lettuce, con­ FJJR SALE—200,000 cabbage plants, mlopvd for the Sanford district at mistakes mistflkl,9 I, have have made and nssuring tinued to sell at this high prlcq. Con­ ♦ 106 N. PARK AVE. SANFORD. FLORIDA K $1.50 per 1,000.-11. II. Chappell. • ini* meeting: you that I have tried to do my duty sequently the consumer in time re­ 21-lt I®rm Ijibor—Men, per d a y ___ $2.00 fearfully as I see it nnd hoping and fused to buy nnd put his money which Farm Labor—Women, per d a y .. 1.25 praying God's blessings will rest upon would ordinarily hnve gone for lettuce Harvesting nnd packing celery ‘the administration of the Hon. Cary or romnine into some more substantial per c r a te _________________ .07 A. Hardee, the incoming governor, nnd article of diet. On the other hand, if lettuce had Setting, per thousand_- ___ - -B0 the cnbinot of thin great State of Making crates, per hundred___ -75 Floridn, I herewith present the great started off at $2.50 per hamper the retailer would have put his price per­ The subject of the coat of ce,ery ^ » ' haps a t 10 cents per head nnd the and lettuce hampers was So did the address of cx-Govemor m public would have consumed one-third J brought up and n committee was up- Sidney J. Catta fonclude «t the Inmore than the amount it actually did H nted to inquire into the cause of «^ntral ceremonies this :% .' -■-=7 *•<«' t • of crate manufn ■». . ts to drop when h « turned ovcr ^ seal ° f t h e consume, and would in that way hnve —L ■ somewhat eliminated glutting the dif­ to- i prices In pmport'<v . to the drop to Governor Hartee. J" b lither; standir^ fm» « and millIn'his speech on the east portico ferent markets. With celery starting out very low, labor wages that has been taking efcaPlto'* .. the retailer will’not be so apt to pet called attention \M the workyof the WL L n during Ihe past two months. caiw a w n au a w - ™ .v » The matter of excessive freight. administration during the past four h,„ idcaI1 up in the sky but will begi/t was also discussed nnd it wan ‘'XPrc«s‘,‘1 h'8 npP«‘C'nj i°n selling low in order to dispose of his pointed out thnt tho producer stands the cabinet officers who labored tock antl wiJ1 begin going up with >hthe full burden of every advance In with hlm nnd tan k ed the citizenir j „ d v a n c e 0f the m n r k e t if there should bright rates because he cannot pass of the state, especially those cit.- |h, onc< xhe buying public would conon the burden as can the manufacwho alded the 'f®?®!!***1,? sume more celery than it ordinarily turer, dealer and retailer, to tho gen- du*W *he try,n*r ^ riod ot. th® W<,r' would should it start off ot /p high figure. As stated above, wj< believe c'ral public, but must accept his price / o r their valuable co-operation, ._______ . 1 ^ •I r ' ' that it is rcaily a good thing for the after the freight is paid and survive • growers, that celery is starting out °r perish on that basis. It, therefore, 'marketing organizations, which are behooves producers to take active In* the logical mediums through whlc^ low, if they will simply <rtit their cel­ b rest In the transportation problems these problems can be solved for the ery as it matures,* the Ishlppeni en­ deavoring at thel same/time to-keep of the country through ths' state and farmer. national farm bureau and co-operative C. M. BERRY, County Agent. all markets norfnally supplied. It m f f ii *-r I 111 . m : IN -*58 - 12L_ -furlS ELDER SPRINGS WATER ! CLASSIFIED WANT ADS g§ SCI ■ :a " 1 -i P R O FI I ; I *» Jr® i f J * 1 !ti( j I *4 Wilson &Toomer Fertilizer Co. Seed Potatoes Spaldings No. 4 Rose Irish .Cobblers Early Red Bliss Triumph :: if# m ya m i m ™ Hi B .’ L E W IS * S w '¥*1? •fTLi ; 1 --- the Florida Qtms ‘.jzr- -:d 1 i ' I ... t - i' !i ii s a 1 Grove ’ ■f m . •; W&m M > I HERE IS A VERY ATTRACTIVE OFFER 1 •f ^ • > m if. ,v j K. A. MARTIN SEED CO. J CATTS SAYS HE MADE A FEW MISTAKES : l Or ■* . i - t -• -* - m • *• - *6 - - mm �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,1921 GOVERNOR CARY A HARDEE AFFIRMS OATH CHIEF EXECUTIVEMAKES MASTERFUL ADDRESS WORDS PROVE WISDOM OF VOTERS IN MAKING HARDEE CHOldE & REALIZES DUTIES DEVOLVING UPON" GOVERNOR AT TIIIS TIME VERY SERIOUS AND WEIGHTY • 1 B7 IT i f- _e ■ m t.: m -’ i; W 'F-:-- Tki AuecUUS f u n ! TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 4.—Hon. Cary A. Hardee became Governor of Florida today at noon when he took the oath of office and afterward gave hia inaugural address. Coming Just • t this time* the address is io good that the Herald procured it for the edification of the Herald readers. It is given In full below: My fellow eltlsensi A very wise provision In our State Constitution has placed a limit of time in which one may serve con­ tinuously as chief executive of Flor­ ida. That he may not succeed himself, finds hearty approval from thoughtful men and women. The inauguration of a chief executive be­ comes a frequently recurring event, marking the close of one administra­ tion, and the . beginning of an­ other. In this representative gov­ ernment they who shall administer the affairs of the state, must first be called to service by the sovereign \oice of the people, and so today having been thus called, and in obedience to the will of the people of Florida, I am about to assume the high and responsible duties ap­ pertaining to the great office to which they have called me. It is my desire, and it seems quite ap­ propriate that T should avail my­ self of the occasion now presented, to pay grateful acknowledgement of my indebtedness to the people of our state for the confidence reposed in me as evidenced by my election to auch an exalted station. I am not unmindful of the great honor con­ ferred and am not lacking, I trust, in the fine sense of gratitude which fills my heart today. As I read the fundamental and statutory laws of Florida wherein are prescribed the duties and obligations of the chief executive, any possciblc sense of self sufficiency seems to grow less and my feelings of dependence upon the patient good will of the people and upon the co-operation and asaistance of my associates in office more pronounced. I seriously question If the pres­ ent is propitious for one to assume the governorship of the state, If perchance he expects to bask there­ after in popular favor.* We are to­ day in the wake of a great world conflict which taxed to the utmost the productive forces of the nation. During ita continuance and imme­ diately following the armistice which marked ita conclusion, pri­ vate business and public affairs have been administered in keeping with such profligacy of expendi­ tures as was never before known. Individual thrift and frugality have been largely discarded, and erst­ while luxuries are now being classed as necessities. Thoughtful men have known that such an orgy of inflation and expenditure could not continue, and with prophetic voice have all along wooed the peo­ ple back to safer ground. Unfortu­ nately we have not listened to more conservative counsels, and as a re­ sult we arc in the midst of n period of industrial deflation which in magnitude, our country has never experienced before. There is rapid­ ly accumulating a vast army of un­ employed and the farms and manu­ factures find difficulty in disposing of their products. If the people of Florida, forced by stress of circum­ stances need to take stock of them­ selves and learn again the lesson forgotten during the great war, even so must the state “set ita house in order” against the perils tot changing conditions. I desire to call upon the people to ‘exercise 'a spirit of charity towards us, who shall attempt to lead during the cri­ tical period of readjustment and likewise I call upon them to prac­ tice individually those wholesome principles—perserverance, industry, economy and sober thinking. We have no cause for gloomy foreboding, no reason for discon­ tent, if only we are filled with a consciousness of our inherent powerer, and a realization of the match­ less resources which a kind Provi­ dence has bestowed upon us. The future is big with promise, and Flori­ COUNTY OFFICIALS TAKE SEATS TODAY BEING OFFICIALLY DESIGNATED Now has the time arrived for actual work and construction. It is our great problem today. I trust that the highway commission for the next four years may set themselves to the task of actually building roads.Our aim for the future should be to give to the people of other states, some conception of the greatness, the attractiveness and beauty of Florida through truthful advertising. To keep in mind and foster every movement which will develop and benefit our FINE BODY OF MEN WILL boahd of county commissioners In tbs state. * agricultural, horticultural and live GUIDE OUR DES­ C. M. Hand, the newly-elected stock interests. Tho development of TINIES sheriff, was the first sheriff of Sem. da may if she will, come into her the law. Permit. me further to in­ our marketing bureau, and the en­ Inole county and served two terms as own. Ours is n rising state. Her dulge in jthc hope that it will not be couragement of co-operative • move­ such when he was replaced by E. E. people ore not lacking in vision, and necessary" for me as Chief Executive ments to the end that the farmers Brady, who served the past four yean in natural resources she is rich in­ to resort to thnt instrumentality of a^l producers may receive the high­ deed. The sturdy character of Am­ the Constitution, enrrying the power est possible price for their products. SHERIFF AND ONE COUNTY In this office being In turn supplanted by Mr. Hand at the election In NoOur aim for the future should exerican citizenship is a result of the of removal of subordinate officers, in COMMISSIONER ONLY NEW vember. Thus the sheriff’s office la admixture of virile elements of var­ order ot force a proper execution of pteaa itself, In improved methods in ONES ON THE JOB. to be filled by an experienced and ied nationalities. In a similar sense the laws. The incorporation of this assessment nnd collection of revenue. able official and one who will giro the amalgamation of those ever in­ h^jph prerogative in the hands of the An amendment to the Constitution (From T w i l t r 'i D tllt) Governor contemplates, however, a creasing strenms of population, com­ permitting the assessment nt proper The officials who will guide the general satisfaction. The other officials of the county necessity at times for its use. I would rates of the great class of intangible ing to us from every section of thik destinies of Seminole county for the broad land, must mean a citizenship have everyone clearly understand that properties; a more equitable assess­ next four years were officially Induct­ are men who held offices during ths of spiritual power and material ach­ I shall not hesitate to use it when ment of property as between the dif­ ed into their offleei this morning al­ past four years and were elected with ievement. The courageous spirit of there appears wanton disregard of ferent'counties; co-ordination of the though all of them had already taken or without opposition being E. p. the people, given fair opportunity the oath of offica or gross incompe­ various departments of the state; an the oath and were ready for business Housholder, county judge; A. Vau­ and materials with which to work, will tency in the performance of official elimination of expense incident to du­ at least all of those who had been ghn, tax assessor; Jno. D. Jtnkins, make Florida one of the greatest duties. plication of work, ^md finally the sys­ re-elected. C. M. Hand, the newly- tax collector; E. A. Douglass, clerk Perhaps no greater service can be tematizing of our work so that many elected, sheriff, and Endor Curlett, the of the circuit court; T. W. Lawtoa, states of the union. Do I need to call your attention to the vast re­ performed th an 'th at of caring for positions, now hardly necessary, may new commissioner frorq the Genera superintendent of public lnatructloi; sources, granted us by a beneficial our state institutions. Florida haa be aboliahod. district, were on hand to receive the L. G. Stringfellow, justice of ths Creator. Nearly 1600 miles 'of sea not been backward in making provis­ It is essentially the. part of good official papers that allow them to be­ peace; Claude, Whitten, constable; coast, dotted here and there by splen­ ion for her unfortunate, who by rea­ government, insofar aa laws and gov­ come new officials being the only new Thoo. Aulin, Justice peace; J. H. Las, did harbors. * The commerce of tho son of infirmity of mind and body ernmental regulations ean do so, to men. The county commissioner? were Constable; 0. H. Train, justice peace, world finds facilities for trade and have become legitimate charges upon create the highest possible type of called to order at 10 o'clock promp.t and D. H. Hooker, constable. the wealth of the waters of the sea the state. She has also provided in­ citizenship, having due regard for the by Chairman Brumley and the minutes belong to us. Millions of acres of stitutions corrective in character for physical and spiritual welfare of all of the last session were read and the DINNER FOR MISS ALLEN. splendid agricultural lands, rich and those who have violated the laws, the the people. The work of a well or­ unfinished business of the old board (From U n U j ' t D*Uj) fertile, specially adapted to agricul­ State Hospital for the Insane at Chat­ ganized and efficient health depart­ finished. The borad adopted suitable A pleasant affair of New Year’s ture, horticulture and live stock de­ tahoochee and the Institution at ment cannot be dispensed with. Im-' resolutions regarding the past serv­ and proved sanitation and general health ices of the retiring member, E. H. evening was the dinner party that velopment, with little more than five Gnincsville for the epileptic, per cent of ’it under cultivation. The feeble minded. Adequate profusion conditions result always in increased Kllbee, which was read and which will Mr. arid Mrs. J. E. Wathen gave in wealth of our timber supply upon the for their Maintenance and humane capacity for efficient labor, giving to appear in the Herald in full. Tho old honor of Miss Minnie Lee Allen, who face of the land and the hidden trdas- treatment of the inmates muat al­ every one a clearer conception of board' then adjourned and the new is- leaving Sanford to make her horns urcs beneath its surface speak of- po­ ways be observed. The Industrial life's duties, and the ability to per­ board was called to order at this time in Bristol, Tenn. The tastefully decorated table was tential wealth of untold millions, and School for Boys at Marianna and the form them. , L. A. Brumley was again chosen chair­ centered with a Madeira piece and a above all God’s eternal sunshine af­ School of like character for girls at As n component part of this great man of the board by the unanimous fords us n climate which is nttnet- Ocala, while incarcerating wayward republic we must give serious con- vote of the board. Mr. Brumley haa basket of red carnations and f«rn. ing the peoples of less favored climes. youths, must somehow lead them back sidreation to educational problems, made a fine executive officer of the Artistic cards bearing New Year’s I ain tempted, perhaps to speak too to a respect for constituted author­ if we would preserve for all time board and the commissioners take up greetings marked the places of the much at length while contemplating ity nnd obedience to law, and espec­ the democracy of our institutions. their duties with the feeling that guests. Covers were laid for Mrs. Wathen, the greatness of Florida. Let us set ially nt these two institutions, the In a country whose government much constVuctlve work will be done ourselves resolutely to the task of plication of effective methods and hu­ “derives its just powers from the In the next four years. The board is Misses Minnie Lee Allen, Elizabeth utilizing the proferred opportunities mane treatment upon plastic minds consent of the governed"; a country composed of L. A. Brumley, L. P. Musson, Eizabeth Bleck, Agnes Ber­ nnd building here on this heaven fav­ will Inrgely redeem and reform them. where the voice of the people direct­ Hagan, C. W. Entsmingcr, O. P. Swope ner, Mr. J. E. Wathen, Mr. W. L. ored peninsula a 'commonwealth Our Prison Farm nt Raiford should ly, nnd through chosen representa­ and Endor Curlett, all of them large Rumple, .Mr, M. V. Bradbury, Mr. whose laws and institutions shall be operated pnly by thnt ‘class of tives, become the real law of the property owners, all of them success­ Jim Huff^and Mr. A. M. Berner. be so just and so efficiently admin­ convicts not physically nble to work land, the necessity for an cduchtcd ful business men and all of them vital­ I istered thnt men everywhere will be upon the public roads. I am in sym -*1citizenship is more pronounced. Counties interested are working 1 ly interested In the upbuilding of attracted to us. pnthy with every practicable humane feel that we arc to be congratulated Seminole county and It is probably now the Tamiami trail through ths In-its distribution of powers, the I method used in handling the convicts upon an awakened interest in the tho most representative, the most Everglades, linking the eaAt coast Constitution hns divided our gov­ of the state. He who would mistreat great cause of popular education. Our self-sacrificing, the most efficient with the west. ernment Into three departments. As them, or who would lose sight of a National Legislature is . now consid­ the heail of the Executive Depart­ possible reformation is utterly unfit ering the question of national aid to ment I shall not forget the intent of *to deal with the problem, but 1 lim our public schools and acting on the the fathers who wrote and pub- | unwilling for an ultra-humanitarian- same principle our state must event­ lished that great instrument nad who ism to dictate our policy to thnt ex­ ually aid (he counties in a similar saw therein each of said depart-- tent thnt we lose sight of the econo- 1manner. The day for provincialism is merits free and co-ordinate. A, free mic nnd disciplinary questions involv­ past, the time for larger conception untrammelled and independent judi­ ed in incarceration. I believe the of oUr obligations is upon us. The ciary must ever remain the bulwark Farm should at lenst be self-sustain- ( richer sections of our courttry have of individual liberty. An enlightened, ing. and that the people should be re -. drawn their wealth, not only from Ceremonies Began nt Noon To- way the policies and principles which nnd incorruptible legislature is the lieved of taxes for its maintenance. | their immediate surroundings, he will seek to carry, out as chief ex­ but • day at Capital in absolute essential in governmental The convicts physically fit must work. from every state in the Union. The ecutive. Tallahassee progress. By reason of supposed par- j That was “the judgment of the law more affluent communities in Florida, Governor Hardee’s inauguration is ticulnr knowledge of our laws nnd ‘ nnd the sentence of the court." Our having done the same thing, cannot expected to be witnessed by perhaps PRESENT the greatest 'throng of out-of-tows policies, acquired through the admin­ system of working them upon the say that the education of the people THOUSANDS istration and execution of them, it is public roads must t>e maintained, and in less forwnrd communities, is no visitors in attendance on an inaug- , mnde the duty of the governor -to co­ we will never I trust, go back to the concern of theirs. We have recog­ Was Made One of the Greatest In­ ural in recent years, as a testimon­ augurals in the History operate with the legislature and as­ private lease. As a prudent business nized this principle in the one mill ial of the fact that he assumes the . of State sist, if possible in its law making man would handle his own affairs ev- onstitutional school tax and we should high office of governor as one of functions. I shall propose measures cn so should we endeavor to manage more adequately observe it in the.fu­ TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 4.-Florida the most popular men ever swora and policies but shall not attempt to the various state institutions. Re­ ture. *, begins a new political reghme today, to that duty In the state. influence their adoption through the membering always that economy as Governor Hardee’s address which Let us adequately support our in­ when Cary' A. Hardee erf Live Oak, improper use of executive power. well as efficiency must be kept con­ i s . expected to be delivered shortly stitutions of higher learning. I glory will assume the oath of office for a We are to be congratulated in that stantly in mind. after the ’ noon hour, will be fol­ in the great work they are doing and period of four years. men of experience, ability and pa­ What should be our aim .for the lowed by a lull In the afternoon, af­ Ceremonies incident to the Inaugur­ triotic consecration to the public, good future? Speaking very generally am much impressed with the ever ter which the governor will hold a have been chosen as head of the con­ because this is not the time or place widening fields of activity which they al will begin at n6on today when, in reception in the governor’s office. • stitutional departments of our state for very specific treatment of ex­ arc opening up to the lasting good of the capitol building, Chief Justice The Governor and Mrs. Hardee and government. For my part 1 am great­ isting problems, 1 would suggest the state. I hope tho time may soon Browne of the state supreme court, all members of the cabinet and their ly pleased to be associated with them that we begin to give care to the come when we shall hear no more will administer the oath of office, fol­ wives will stand in the recieviag in the work ahead of us and can but conservation of our natural resourc­ that inadequate facilities must be lowing which the new governor will line to meet the throngs which will feel that the official family, which I- es.. The timber supply upon which plead as an excuse for turning away deliver his inaugural address, outlin­ file past and proceed to the second may with propriety call the cabinet, the state is so dependent, must be in­ from their doors so many of the ing for the first time in an official floor of the building into the hall will, from, the abundance of their ex­ telligently conserved, not only con­ youths of the state knocking for daof the house of representatives, perience contribute much towards the served, but made sufficient for all nrissiori. Our real educational prob­ law and respect the constitution un­ which will have been cleared for* success of our administration. The times through reforestation. The fish lem today, however, is with our rur- der which he lives. Without this obe# the inaugural ball. occasion is quite opportune for me to and game of the state, now _ quite al schools. The overwhelming per­ dience to law and order and this sort One change will occur in the cab* bring them assurance thnt execu­ plentiful, must be. preserved, nnd pro­ centage of our future citizenship is of respect for constituted authority, fnct whidh will spree with Governor now attending the country school. Try­ the fairest and strongest government tive interference will not be indulged. pagated. This to my mlhd, will be Hardee, and that will be In the of­ And only in keeping with the spirit most effectively done, when we have ing as best they can to equip them­ that human intelligence could con­ fice of nttorney general, Rivers Boselves for life’s duties in a school ceive and human energy direct, must of the law shall 1 concern myself taken' the matter of enforcement of ford of Marianna succeeding Van with their departmental affairs. our fish and game laws nway from whose term, is in many counties, not ultimately fall n prey to its own in­ C. Swearingen, who did not aspire more than four months a year, und I wish to welcome, ns co-opartners locnl influences. And inasmuch as ofttimss presided over by poorly paid ternal anarchistic tendencies. I have spoken perhaps too much at for re-election, having been a caathe men and women who have been those resources belong to all the peo­ incompetent teachers. ' It is the rural length, but now that the obligation bidatc for governor in opposition to chosen to fill their respective posi­ ple, there should.*accruo to the peo­ school problem which is beginning to of a great office is mine, I find much Mr. Hardee. Mr. Buford will also tions incident to the administration ple a fair and reasonable revenue attract the attention of our National difficulty in giving full evprcssion to be sworn in and the cabinet will of the law. There should exist be­ through the operation of the laws. Government and whatever plan may my views on so many important ques­ be then made up of five department tween such officials and the Chief Conservation of resources is not enuf. be undertaken, must find in our state tions within a given time. In trying heads who served under Governor Executive a spirit of £o-op?ration and We must build up and develop. That Catts and the ne wattorney general. mutual helpfulness. Each of us may great tract of fertile land known as a responsive partner in the great work. to serve you for the next four years Governor nnd Mrs. Hardee have And finally w*e should aim to main­ I am sure, that I shall make many well feel honored that we have been the Everglades, is a potential empire already moved IntoJ th^ governor's called to service. That our fellows within itself. The very important tain our democratic institutions and mistakes. In making them, however, mansion which is situated on ths have such confidence in our fitness work of drainage and reclamation, un­ a government that is jealous of all I am indulging in the hope that you norther noutskirts of Tallahassee, that they trust their business in our dertaken years ago must go on. Util­ the rights of the state but at the will 'credit me with worthy motives the retiring governor and Mr*. Catts hands. We can best repay them by a izing the funds derived from the sale same time ia broad enough to renlize and ascribe my errors to that frality hnving turned the mansion over to conscientious regard for the import­ of public lands after paying to the that the feredal constitution must al­ of human foresight and judgment so the new governor Sunday afteraooa. When school,fund the amount as required so be given ready obedience and re­ seriously afflicting us all. ant duties of our respective offices. The incoming Governor and Mr*. The laws of Florida must be en­ by the Constitution, we will, I trust spect. A government that guaran­ right I court your commendation, Hardee were guests of the retiring when wrong, I pray your forgiveness tees to every citizen, the weakest and forced. Private property must be continue the task until completed. We muat co-operate with the Na­ the strongest alike, equal and.exact and sympathetic counsel. Oft times governor and Mr*. Catts at supp** respected. The rights of the individ­ ual safeguarded in his legitimate tional government in the construc­ justice before the law and that stands when right, men will say I am wrong, for the exchange o f residence. It is probable that Governor and We always ready to make good that guar­ because the judgments of men are not aspirations, but at no time and un­ tion of roads and highways. Mrs. Catts will remain I n Tallahas­ always made with full possession of antee; a government, too that offers der no circumstances must the indiv­ must match the Federal appropria­ idual whether in a personal or in a tion, always with an adequate state to every citizen, the weakest and the all facts and only too often their see for tho inauguration, but soon depart for DcFuniak Spring*# corporate capacity, be allowed to as­ appropriation.* A system of public strongest alike, a fair and impartial view fails to cover all of the ground. where he expects to reside In ths sert himself to the detriment of the roads, connecting every county site in opportunity to exercise his inalienable At this tho beginning I have been future. Priqr to his selection • ** superior rights of the, public. The ob­ Florida should be laid out, and event­ rights of life, liberty and the pursuit mpde to feel supremely conscious that governor Mr. Catts was pastor of ligation of law enforcement is upon ually, I believe, the state should ac­ of happiness circumscribed only by a the people are with me' now, and, as tho First Baptist .church »t that . the executive department. I trust tually, take over, construct and main­ just consideration for the rights of the drfys lengthening into the years, place, and while he experts to re­ that all of us who may be thus as­ tain main thoroughfares connect­ his fellow men. ■A -government that may come and go, my constant pray­ turn to DeFuniak to reside be doe* sociated will somehow hear, the call ing, different sections of the state as is strong enough, fearless and fair er to the Divine Ruler, shall be so to not expect to again enter the pulp't of the people for real service and for distinguished from localities. We have enough to make every citizen, the prepare me, so to lead me, that they will be with me to the nd. strongest and weakest alike, obey the as a pastor. high ideals in the administration of dreamed and planned sufficiently long. FOR FOUR YEARS NEW POLITICAL REGIME BEGINS IN STATE OF FLORIDA TODAY WITH HARDEE’S ADVENT �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1921, BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL PULLEDOFF.INSANFORD WELAKA BLOCK IS SOLD VARIOUS “WAVES” GIVE OUT LIST HIT THE COUNTRY THOSE PASSING DURING PAST YEAR TEACHER EXAMS veda Clifton, Springfield Garden; May C. Fcrtic, Chuluota; Ann C. Hlx, Or­ lando; Frank M. Kinney, Gaoveland; Bessie S. May, New Smyrna; Agnes E. McCormack, Osceola; Sarah M. Metcalf, Orlando; Mrs. Hazel Moughton, Sanford; Jessie E. Raulcmon, WERE LOST IN TIIE WILDS O F ONTARIO—LOCATED AT Piers qn; Lelie Hyland, Sevielle; TRADING POST Wc have had various "waves" in RESULT OF SANFORD EXAMINA­ Ouidn M. Ilobbs, Haines City. this country since the ending of the I TIONS ABE ANNOUNCED BY The examinations were held Decem­ (B r Hi* A i i k Ii I mI F r a u ) great war, and the beginning' of re­ ber I-Uh to IGth. SUPT. SUE ATS ROCK AWAY, Jan. 3.—Three miss­ construction. First in order was a ing naval balloonists, missing three q. Bowman, of North Caro­ CARUSO IMPROVING JACKSONVILLE, Jan. I—The fol| wave of extravagance, when everyone J. lina, Buys the Finest weeks, en route home todny through U U x l t l 1*X front the millionaire to the dock wml- lowing applicants in the teachers’ cxthe snowy wilds of Ontario. Mes­ Block in City C Ip lIT 1701) 1 Q 0 1 , '°Pcr seemed possessed with the sole nminntlons held at Sanford, Seminolo VNEW YORK, Jan. 3.—Enrico Ca­ sage received last night said expected •M U III I U Il getting rid of thier "easy | county, were announced here Thurs- ruso, Metropolitan opera tenor, suf­ to leave Hudson Bay Company trading WjLL RESIDE IN SANFORD fering from pleurisy, is progressing ____ | money” ns completely and oxpcdl- tiny by State Superintendent of Pubpost December 27th, and reach rail­ slowly but surely, it wns stated todny., tiousiy^as possible. The pecularitics j lie Instruction W. N Shouts: SUGAR MEN PREDICT NINE' road in nine days if they made good In Future and Engine in Business.— of this wave entitled it to be known State and special—Harold Frank­ During the day there was a notice­ time ns it is expected they will a r­ CENTS PER POUND Hose Investment Company as the "silk shirt wave." Nothing lin Bachc, Sanford; Mary C. Connor, able lowering of his temperature. OR BETTER rive at Matticc, Ontario, tomorrow or Makes Deal. wns too good for the buyers of that New Smyrna; Sarah E. FerguBon, Wednesday travelling by dog sled. era. The higher the price the greater New Smyrna; Sarah Elizabeth Hum­ COLBY FOR HOME (Tram rrld » 7 '* D .l lj ) NEW YORK, Jan. 3.—White granON FLORIDA TODAY the demand. It has been called an phries, Blanton; Roscoc Everett, One of the largest and most impor­ BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 3.—Colby is Miami is filled with fine visitors, ulntod sugar should cost American «or(ry” of spending and such Indeed Lovell, New Smyrna; Ebon Vernon tant real estate transactions ever ac­ housewives not more than nine cents expected to leave here tonight on Uru­ so is Jacksonville, and Pensacola, and it was. Forsling, J’ferson; Carrje McFar­ complished in this city by any real n pound early in 1921. The price may Key West, nnd Snnford nnd Tampa. guayan cruiser for Montevideo where It was followed very naturally by an land, Ocoee; Albert McNatt, Cocoa; eJt»te firm has just been closed by go lower. This is the prediction of Of course, that means Orlnndo and battleship Florida is waiting. Florida entire reversal of conditions. With Mrs. Carolyn Meadows, Umatilla; Rose Investment Company, of Orleaves for United States as Colby goes. ;all other cities in Florida are full, sugar men ns the market continues; thc end of the wnr came ^ c, nCeljulia T. Miller, Cocoa; Ituth E. MofJindo, when the Welnka block, owned too. ' lntlon of the fat government contracts, fite, Daytona; Lois C. Morse, Titus­ aboard. by Douglass & Symes, wns sold to J. collnpsing. Cuban raw sugar is being offered j wJth their cost-plus opportunities for ville; Joseph D. O'Connell, DeLamfJ D. Bowman, of Winston-Salem, N. C.f but who will now be a resident of freely in New York market around! plunder, the discharge of thousands Margaret Young, Daytona Bench; Linford. The purchase price being three and n half cents a pound. On 0f men fy0m the shipyards nnd muni- Alice U. Way, Melbourne; Marjorie thls basis the fair price retail is nlne..tton plaMs, where they had been White, Daytona; Anna Wood* approximately $140,000. wages, nnd the head, Titusville, and Edith Rasen, , j drawing extravagant wnges, This beautiful now two story struc­ cc" t8' Some eastern .stores already are j return of millions of soldiers to th e ' burger, St. Cloud, ture has nine spacious stores on the selling sugar at nine cents. j employments of civil life. Then there |j First grade—Mrs. Hazel Moughground Boor nnd twenty-one furnish„ The buI|cttn of the American WM B wave 0f gtrikes caused by the ton, Sanford; Miss Claude Brabhnm, fd apartments and two large lobbies Sugar Refining Co. says thnt ‘ the determination of , lnbor to carry th e ; Rockledge; Leon Delos Burdick, Oron the second floor. price of ntbst refiners is now eight wnges of,war time into the different Unndo; *lrs. Pearl M. Lnngflcld, Dnyr The deal was consumated by II. A. cents per poumf^rss 2 per cent for conditions of civil life. Every strike !lonii Reach; Edith C. Miller, KisCoggin, who has been connected with --------- DO NOT WAIT TOO LONG cash." nggravhted the cost of living, which nimmeo; Robert Dean Moore, Ocoee; the Waiter W. Rose Investment Co. This is one cent lower than the fair was its main excuse, nnd naturnlly; ^ois Stuckey, Daylonn Beach; Mrs. for the post three years, nnd who is Materials in all building lines are now at a lower mark price allowed wholesalers in war-time fniled of success except in those cm- Hettic’ C. Vance, Daytona; Mrs. ......................... than they have been for yeara, and are at a lower level considered to he the premier renl es­ , thnn they wiil be In a few weeks hence, If all Indications tate salesman of Orlnndo. Evidently when sugar retailed nt 11 cents a payments where the politicians ruled Maude S. Wnde, Daytona, nnd pound ■ point true. and granted increases as a cheap w a y 'Cowles G. Whiting, Winter Park, Mr. Coggin is a hustler owing to the Conditions in the lumber market are such that every It is now generally accepted in the of getting votes. • j Second grade—Fred Akard, Osprogress he lias made in Sanford dur­ indication points to an early rise in thc price of building sugar industry that there will be no But gradually the fact that they tern; i)orothy M. Andrews, Orlnndo; materials. The simple law of Bupply and demand,'If there ing the past week -and we congratu­ shortage next yeur, were no other Influences, is such as to indicate that the were being mercilessly exploited by j Mabel N. Andrews, Orlando; Mary J. late him upon his success. When uppresent low prices cannot long prevail. the profiteers dawned upon the people Barberf Chrisctmns; Maud Brabham, proached yesterduy by one of the For the past 60 days prices have maintained the un­ and a wave of parsimony set in. Buy-! Sanford; Mrs. Ethel Bradshaw, Arstaff of the Herald, Mr. Coggin stat­ precedented low level and still remain at that point, but ing* cxcept#of the absolute necessities ctu)r. 3!ary M. Brennan, Daytona it's not a safe proposition to expect them to remain at this ed that, his firm expected to close sev­ was reduced to n minimum. The m c r-|BeacB; J^ura B. Brown, Orlando; point long. . eral large renl estate deals in San­ At the present low prices an opportunity la offered chants, seeing their shelves piled high Mrs. Fannie Bullard, Cocon; Etjel ford within the next sixty dnys, and ! thc prospective builder for a tremendous saving In build­ goods which were slow of sale, | Comwright, Orlnndo; Mrs. Lucille when asked if the Walter W. Rose ing materials. BUT IN ORDER TO GET THE FULL Investment Co., was considering open-1 BENEFIT OF THEM IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO W T N T F R P A R K CanCOlC<1 thl’ir °rdcrs with the Who1*' Cn‘ur>'' K okand; Hubert Dodd, f I 111 1 Lj I I I F l U I l snlers, the latter with thc manufac- white Garden; Mnyme Hnyner, START NOW. SO DONT DBLAT.'V , ing a branch office in this city, said turers, and an era of retrenchment (_»ocon. Gertrude E. llazen, 1-nkeno doubt they would if a suitable lo- j ----- — the «nd economy set in. The mnnufnc-' |nnd:_ Mrs. A. S. Hickson,, Apopka; cal ton could be obtained. ORLANDO, Jan. 1.—One of ..... . . . The Rose Investment Co. is one of most cold-blooded murders in the his- turers met thc declining demand^/or ,\ugu8tn McCoy, Orlnndo; Carrie Me* the most substantial and successful tory of Orange county occurred last goods by closing their factories, or j.'ttriarn|, Ocoee; Miss Gertrude Mcreal estate agencies in the state of night about 7 o’clock at Goldenrod,'jrunning on part time and thousands Kay,- Kissimmee; Mrs. Mary F. Sclg, SERVICE QUALITY PRICE Florida atni Sanford welcomes a real about five miles east of Winter Park, "f men worn laid off. This intensified Chuiilota; Willie 1^. Seig, Chuluota; CORNER THIRD AND MYRTLE PHONE 135 cstaie fimr such as this to continue when J. P. Wilson shot and kilted the need of economy, which the pco- |»ooia Simpson, Kustis; Mrs. Jessie its growth and ndvcncement and to Mrs, George E. Dynl ns she drove to ipic were already practising almost to .Stewart, Enu Gallic; Mrs. Margaret make it one of the largest and most the gutc of her home in compnnyjthc limit. Economy is better than Stewart, Longwood; Mrs. Martha L. • prosperous cities in Florida. with Iter husband and three children, reckless extrnvngnnce, hut it can be falton, ‘ DeLand; Mrs. Tiieresa 0. Uf b e lie v e Sanford, as a commcr- ,A load of No. 10 shot was fired at carried, too far. it is better for nil VonHerbuliaj Sorento; Minnie V. 1 nai . sty, should rank tiiird in thc close range into her breast, killing concerned that buying reasonably nnd Batson, Fort Christmas; Mrs. Rosa state inasmuch an its waterway to the her instantly. She hud leaped from sensibly should be continued thnn that while, Ocoee; Mrs. Mary K. Widing, ocean is certainly a grept advantage the wagon in answer to the summons it should bu stopped altogether while Mrs. Nina M. Adkins, Sanaral there is no question about it l»tf- of Wilson to "sit perfectly still, and the people deny' themselves the neces- fiir<| - Willie I*. Howgley, Orlando; ing ihe logical distributing point for was approaching Wilson when the sities of life. Waiting until things y;nrn i.;|jjul)eth Humphries, Blanton; IN S U R A N C E . * * g»'t Cheaper may be carried too far. Mnry |iai|Kl.tt, Winter Haven. the slate in tiu* near future providing shot was fired. The horse, becoming frightened, Action is always followed by reaction, Third KrU de Genii F Baird, Orthe people of Sanford evince the .R E A LC ES TA TE . fjrown, Daytona; Miisaute spirit m the next twelve months shied and plunged down the road, car- nnd there is a limit to Ibw prices ns|nmj0. j,>(| [SANFORD, FLA.. rying with it Mr. Dyai and his chit- well ns high prices. The pendulum dreil Orlando; Relln J. as they are now doing. L I A B IL IT Y , C O L L IS IO N , that swings forward, must also swing i Grnppy, Orlando; Vera Moore, j Mv-c-rs K. A. Douglass and Roy dron, P R O P E R T Y DAMAGE. ( hief Vestel, of Orlnndo police do- hn< kward. It is not likely that prices Tampa; l.ois Braswell, Orlnndo; j Syrne*. who a few months ago, had the.foresight and faith in.Sanford to partment, .was in Winter Park at the will reach the pre-war level for r. Josephine Burgess, Aurantiu; Alho) 'he building and spent thousands time the murder wns reported, and i n ‘long time to come, nnd buyers who exO' h on it m repairs are receiv- compnuy with Chief <>f Police Dave poet it will find they have made a if;c 'h. ' ougratulntinns of their Overstreet of Winter Park, arrested mistnke. The last "wave’1 has set in, and by frieiid- They ddkerve to be tompli- Wilson nt his home, finding him washHe was far the worst of all, is the wave of inented for their great .work in help-1inK his Moody hands. l’*rd in connection with no other ing develop Sanford and both th e ' brought to Orlando and lodged in ; crime that is sweeping our big cities. |N0W tU te PROTECTED | ‘ New York is pntrolled by squads of former owners and the new owner’nrc where he is said to have talked subject does the newly coined and IN CASE OF FIREto he congratulated. freely of the crime inter to the police riflemen in the attempt to suppress . frequently heard expression quot­ Sheriff Grodon immediately left for i crime, nnd conditions there nre n o t1 S to m a c h K id n e y a -H e a rt-L J v e t* ed above, mean tnore or apply with Winter Park when notified of the much better than they nre in Dublin, i < HAIRMAN LAKE IS murder and viewed the body, with Dr. The citiz-eiis of Chicago, Toledo and Keep the vital organs healthy by greater force than in thc matter VS TALKATIVE AS A regularly taking the w orld's stand­ FLAM ABOUT CHANGES Howard of Winter Garden. A mro- , other great cities nre terrorized by ard rem edy for kidney, liver, uf insurance.on your pioperty, as­ h i t ’ s inquest will be held this morn- gangs of bandits, who seize their vic­ bladder and uric acid troubles’— 1 1 tims in broad day and make their suring you against financial loss I in Blmddist creed of "hear no mg. crime was de escape in swift automobiles. The only The motive for tin cm!, „„ ev'il nnd speak no in the event of its destruction by remedy for this state of things is c i i . ’ represented by three imi- , dared to l>e jealousy. fire. speedy nnd merciless enforcement of Rdn.ri monkeys, lias nothing o n ,— the law. Run the robbers to eatrh Forrest M. Lake, chairman of thc state nnd when convicted give them the ex­ rouif department, when it comes to SEE US ABOUT treme limit of thc law. Put them The Nations] Ratnsdy of Holland lor commenting on Governor Catts’ dis­ cmtuiisHsm) andorMil by Qnscn Wilhslwhere they can no longer terrorize missal of J. I). Smith of Marianna, FIRE INSURANCE! m!as. At atl druggists, three elxee. society.—Tampa Times. ami W. A. IJoR of White Springs, and 1<► —k | n r ti>* l u m a Gold M a d il n o * * « ry h a s » u l n e e tp ) no !m ira tio n — th" appointment in their stead of H. Miami is seriously considering V. Mound of Tnllahnssce and A. J. .. Johnson of Perry. ‘ , changing over from the nldermanic ! form of city government to the more .^jAsv Mr. Lake says he knbws nothing VI wns hardly able to drag, I concrete and businesslike commission * further thnn that he understands was so weakened," writes Mrs. government including the city mnnnSmith and Holt have been dismissed W. F. Ray, of Easley, S. C. | ger feature, such as Tampa recently and that they nre replaced by Mnund “The doctortrcated me forabout adopted. ami Johnson, except that he under­ two months, still I didn’t get stands Johnson is an uncle of Gover­ any better. I liad a large fam­ Is now ready to serve the trade in this part of ily and felt I surely must do nor-elect Cary A. Hardee. "I think something to enable me to take Florida in everything ia I have met Mr. Johnson, nnd I have care of my little ones. I had probably seen Mr. Mnund in Talla­ heard of hassee,” and with this, thc state road It’a ready now. 116 handsomely Il­ department chnirmnn played the game lustrated pages of worth while seed °f the Bhuddist monkeys to n fnreand garden news. This now catalog, you-weli. ; we boilers, Is the most valuable seed • book over published. It contains Mr. Igike is attending the weekly twenty full pages of the most popular session of the. Hillsborough commis­ vegetables and flowers In their natu* sioners, but expects to return to Tal­ j ral colors, the finest work of Its kind * lahassee in time for the Inauguration. ovnr attempted. LUMBER PRICES ARE; LOWER and this is the tim e > With our photographic Illustrations, He refuses to venture any prediction to build the home that you have been wanting so long and color pictures also from photo­ as to where the governor’s axe will *'I derided lo try It," con­ graphs, wo show you Just wbat you fall next, or whether the department tinues Mrs. Ray . . . “ I took grow with Hastings’ 8cods oven bois fixed to stay.—Tampa Times. , fore you order the seeds. This cata­ eight bottles in a l l . . . I ttplog makes gardon and flower bed galned my strength and fufve planning ossy and It should be in ev­ The packing house nt Travers has had no more trouble with wo­ ery single Southern homo. Write us dimensions of OOxIGO feet nnd cost manly weakness. 1 have ten a post-card for tt, giving your name $100,000. Everything about the ph­ children and am able lo do all and address. It will come to you [ by return mall and you will be mighty is up-to-date even a box-making plant my housework and a lot out­ ' glad you(ve got It. being included. The packing house doors . . . I can sure recom­ j Hastings' Seeds are the Standard ran handle ten to fifteen carloads of mend Canlui." of the South and they have the largfruit in n day. ; est mall order seed house In the world Take Cardul today. It may back of them.- They've got to be the be Just what yod rje«L 1 best. Write now for the 1MI cata­ Counties interested are working At afl druggists. log. It U absolutely freo. now the Tamlanil trail through the « a* i H. O. HASTINGS CO., SEEDSMEN, E n Everglades, linking the east coast ATLANTA, OA. "'rilh the west. h MISSING NAVAL BEEN FOUND ..it.. , <i f -M it S CHFAP S fiAR IN I i r •/ j and! £g m WOMAN IS SHOT DEAD N E A R The Hill Lumber Co, a t m or *3 IA . P . C O N N E L L / m tel tel W ATCH THE BIG 4 SAFETY FIRST te Sr i sm ‘ al . m on I GOLDMEDAL A Tonic For Women The Carter Lumber Co. Hastings Seeds 1921 Catalog Free Rough and Dressed Lumber and Builders’ ■j The Woman’s Tonic See us for Prices on Materials of All Kinds in Building Supplies n Carter Lumber Company 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 07, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 07, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 07, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/305bae5540bb5adadc4397e3a362a581.pdf 1f15ff6866d7010cff4c52b0c6215d29 PDF Text Text I ----- ■ IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , F R I D A Y , J A N U A R Y 14, 1921 VOLUME X B. i B f Tht Auaclatad f r * u ) OF T H E I N D E P E N D E N T SH IP P E R S W I L L C O ­ OPERATE SITUATION AS IT EXISTS CALLS FOR DRASTIC A< AT1 ONCE • TAKES UP ASSOCIATION OF NA TION8, PHILIPPINES AND RAILWAYS ' (By Tk« Aaaariatai T n t t ) DOORN, Jan. 13.—Former Emperor MARION, Jan. 13.— Preparations William and others convinced that the for Harding's trip to Florida nearing death of former empress isjiear and completion. No date o f departure arc resigned to inevitable. Phyiid- has been announced but indicated he ans attending said condition such she wi)l remain in Marion only a week or y although be* bo longer. It is understood ,plans serious. originally to leave this week but im* ------1possible to conclude conference* here AMONG THE MOST EXCLUSIVE GARMENT SHOPS OF . in time. Mrs. Harding plans shopDISSOLUTION ' • WASHINGTON • TION -^plng trip to Washington, and New IS ORDBRBD ( York before joining Harding in Flor(By Tk« AaaacUtaA Fum) j ida. They are expected to leave MarWASHINGTON, Jan. 13.—Calling 1 r,,M> . . ion In next few days. attention to the Inaugural ball called off exclusive women’s garments shop advertised in local newspapers here by court hearing case against its of­ WILL STAND PAT ficers on charges of infringements of REGARDLESS OF ALL today. Sale o f dinner and dance declares abandonment of ball forces law governing unions. ' (By Tit AuactitW fra**) gowns one-third off. Advertisement ATHENS, J[an. 13.—Constantine will not abdicate throne even If Allied nations should refuse to recognise his rights as Greek sovereign, he de­ clared today. * . N U M B E R 22 C O U L D N O T A T T E N D TO T H E M A N Y D U T IE S O F T H E DEPARTM ENT ill MEMBERS RESIGN AND MOUND IS REMOVED BY RE-APPOINTMENT. TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 13— An­ nouncement was made yesterday af­ ORLANDO, Jan. 13.— Responsive ternoon by the governor's secretary,. to a call issued at the instance of M. L. Dawson, that Governor Hardee g. p. Burton o f Leesburg, chairman had accepted the resignations of fou r of the committee on orginixation, ap­ o f the members of the ita tl road de­ pointed at the mass meeting o f grow­ partment. ers and shippers o f citrus fruits and The appointment of an^entirely new Mrtihablo vegetables on’ December board'was announced at the same time, which is as follows: J. D. Smith, o f Marianna, recently removed by Ex-Governor Catts, was reinstated, thus automatically remov­ ing H. V. Maund o f Tallahassee, ap­ ■ a rather prolonged session, formulated i • . D I J / i l /illL oE i 111 OlDEdUHL NORWEGIAN STEAMERpointed by the former governor to ______ WAS ABANDONED initial plana looking to a consollde*^— — ■ ■ 1 succeed Mr. Smith The other new tion of al Independent shippers and JACKSONVILLE N avy and State D epartm ent In _____ ^ CTOITV members are: W. W. Clark, Wall operators into a cloaely working whole. RAILROAD CLERK veatigating the • <»r tv. am*<uua *«■••.) Springs; W. J. Hillman, Live Oak; While these plana are by no means' COMMITS SUICIDE ~ ' Episode ' NEW YORK, Jan. 13.—Norwegian PROBABLE THAT FIFTY CENTS I. E. Schbilling, Miami; Judge H. B. complete, and will need a good deal I --------. . --------' steamship Ontaneda reported sinking Phillips, Jacksonville. • PER BUCKET WILL of whipping into shape before a ' JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Jnn. 13.— N O A C T IO N TAKEN Y E T a thousand miles off Halifax, abandon­ The personnel of the retiring board BE ADDED thorough co-operation can be secured, >Leaving a note to the coroner, stat--------ed by crew today which was picked is: 'Forest Lako, Sanford, chairman j the intent and aim of the proposed ing that he would find money to de- BUT WILL BE TAKEN WHEN by BrltUh Earner. C. A. Tutewiler, Jacksonville; A. J. (Bt Th« AumIi M Tntt) m v ta in A /W in n n / V / l t f I * * organizntion has behind It most If n otjfm y his funernl expenses and hotel WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.—To stop Johnson, Perry; D. W. Stevenson, o f MAXWELL-CIIALMEflS all the largest and moat influential bill, J. H. Force committed aulcide importations of Canadian wheat Sen­ Moore Haven; H. V. Mound, TollahaaIN BIG DEAL factors In the state. ' I here today. He was chief clerk in ator McCumber o f North Dakota an­ (B r n , A u aciaU i F r»n ) Before the close of the meeting a ' the office o f the Florida East Coast Chairman Lake's resignation w u nounced today he would ask tariff of WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.—The DETROJ committee of fifteen or more m em -! Railroad. He was found dead in his navy and state departments awaiting' received by the governor yesterday . probably' fifty cents a bushel on wheat bm was nppolnted to arouse interest. hotel room. The coroner’s jury ren­ further information of fatal shooting ^ *ns be Included In emergency tariff bill and becomes effective January 16. In in the need for action on the question *dered a verdict of suicide. He hod by Japanese sentry at Vladivostok . . . . • instead of duty of thirty cents carried his letter of resignation Mr. Lakoof co-operation to preserve the fruit'been in ill health for some time. • . , by the measure aa It passed the house. says: several days ago of Lieut. W. H. Lang" and produce Industry of Florida. P r o -| ______ ________ — ~ “ When the position of Chairman Suwannee: A farm bureau organiza­ don, chief engineer of the United * capita vision was made for the additjon o f i M J Y I ) IWI^T^ States cruiser Albany. Government ^ ^ tion has been perfected In this county, and member of the state road depart­ othrr names to the committee from , III v / U hJ A V r X w lfll-ll/ nlrendy evidences intention of making “ . and we will be represented at the next ment waa tendered me, I was moved Independent operating concerns in j at i n i Iff A ’ 1 i l l to accept the honor because.I realised careful Investigation but take no 'meeting of the state bureau. every county in the Btate. Those al- j J /a llij the great importance to the state o f action until actual facts are obtained. g _ _ _ T_ _ « TM— . m r . rrady appointed are Lawrence Gen-! an aggressive, practical and business­ Navy report said Lnngdon was shot in tile of the Standard Growers’ E x -1 like administration of the affairs o f chance, Orlando; Frank L. Skelly of the highway department, and I waa the Florida Fine Fruit Co., O rlando;! earnestly desirous of serving the state TOKIO, Jan. 13.—Japanese official j HELD FOR KILLING JAMES MOR John F. Taylor, Largo; S. 0. Chase, in that capacity. Since I have been-, report soys sentry's shot, which killed RIS, NATIONAL GUARDSMAN. Sanford; F. E. Lane, DeLand; H. T. connected with the department, how­ Lieut Lnngdon ^preceded by revolver IN DECEMBER Montgomery, Tampa; E. W. Walker, ever, the duties of my position take up nttnek upon sentry according to war! Orlando; Dr. P. Phillips, Orlando; so much more of my timo than I antic­ ministry. Bullet from Ijingdon’s pis­ Charles Turner. Umatllhr J. Thomas,* ipated that 1 will be compflled to Bolshevik! P rem ier Mny Be Dead tol passed through sentry's sleeve and AMBASSADORS' COUNCIL cither sever my relations with tbo VaonTflU; 8 . J. SMgb, Orlando; stormed Walke N ow , W hich nfter firing shot Lnngdon ran and was \ Walter Preston, Tampa; W. E. Lee, 3.00 o’clock thii board or give up entirely my position. W ould shot In hack, the report says. Plant City, and A. J. Nye, Orlando. William Beard, This is a sacrifice that I do not foal I PARIS, Jan. 13.— Hugh C. Wall­ Thia committee, wltl/other members killing James M WASHINGTON, Jnn. 1.3.— Lnngdon I N E W S just ified in making. I therefora teoW ONDERFUL ace, United States ambassador to ! der my resignation as chairman and to be appointed, is obligated to meet man, last montl shot by sentry when he failed to un­ |France, definitely withdrew from the derstand or heed command to halt, I at the San Jaan hotel at 11:00 a. m. CAN NOT BE VERIFIED member of the state road department* council of ambassadors at this morn­ tp take.effect Jan. 16, 1021. • on January 20th next. . It*, members JASPER, A said official version of Incident, re­ UNTIL LATER FACTS ing’s session of that body presenting “ Please permit me to say in thin will on that date confer with the full taken from ja ceived today ‘by Japanese embassy ARB KNOWN to his colleagues the Instructions of connection that .1 anf grateful to you membership of the organization com- three miles fro: from Toklo. the government In Washington to for the many courtesies which yoo mittee, and take such action as may friends had eff» cease participation In the work of the LONDON, Jan. 13.—Communication e m p r e s s is W o r s e have extended to me and wish that be neceasary to advance the cause. • but mail carrii council. from Moscow announcing death of your administration may be as suc­ At the apssion''yesterday the mem- vrith bullets. (Br Th« Am*cUU4 Pr»M) Knrpoff, member soviet supreme cco- cessful as the citizens of Florida evber» of the organization committee -------DOURN, Jan. 13.—Condition of the Wnuchula may adopt tjie city man­ nomic council, quoted In Berlin dis- | orywhorc believe it will be." • i on band were: R. P. Burton, Lees- GRAND JURY former German empress becoming ager commission form of government patch. Supreme council at Moscow j Mr. Stevenson in his lettet^of reaigC. J. JONES GUILTY borg, chairman; F. E. Lane, DeLand; . steadily worse physicians announced. In tho near future as much interest la contains no person named- Karpoff,;|nation, which bears date of Jan. 7, J. H. Sadler, Winter, Garden; Dr. M. Attacks 'bf heart “failures increased In shown in this field there. / which is old pseudonym of Lenlne, says- “ In a rfplrit of sincere co-opera­ Sample, Haines City; H. 0 . Hamm, GAINESVIL. number and violence. soviet premier, some, of his publica­ tion with you and'your administration, Falatkn; L. C. Edwards, Thonoto- grand, jury in; tions bear that name. Lenlne recently feeling that the work o f the state road u*sa, and A. B. Michael, Wabasaa. Sunday o f Geor reported seriously ill. Prominent among other interests In thome, by Chai department might be further advanc­ ed by the appointment of another, I •ttendance were Dr. P. Phillips o f verdict that th< FRENCH DESTROYERS Br. P. Phillips, Inc.; J. J. Crutchfield, death from a * hereby tender my resignation as • SINK RED FLAG . president American Fruit Growers, by Jones, wlllfi member o f that body to become ef­ SHIP WITH TROOPS fective at your pleasure.” Mr. Tutewiler’s resignation has been iVy The Au*clat*4 rr#«») in the hands of the governor sine# CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 13.— A The director of the census announc­ 476. The number of cattle in .1010 French destroyer sunk transport fly­ Jnn. 5, and waa yesterday formally, es the folowing preliminary figures (excluding spring calves) was 760,- ing red flag, carrying soviet troops. accepted. ’ . . subject to corrections rclatvic to the Transport beached, part of crew and The resignation of Mr. Johnson The number of sheep Is 64,659, and live stock nad live.stock products for troops escaped by swimming. likewise bears date of Jan. 6, and la the stato of Florida in the year 1920: of goats 45,890. The value reported simply n formal letter of resignation Of the 64,006 farms in Florida, 47,­ for sheep is *318,242, and for goats without stating nny reasons, there400 report live stock. Horses arc re­ *146,331. The 765,481 swine reported include ported by 26,380, mules by 23,800, - The formal order of reinstatement 383,053 pigs under 6 months old, 166,­ cattle by 31,888, sheep by 483, goats of J. D. Smith, filed in the office o f 164 sows for breeding, 1£,616 boars by 2,299, and hogs by 40,003. the secretary of state, recites the su­ The number of horses in Florida is for breeding, and 189,228 other hogs SPANISH PRIEST 18 spension.of Mr. Smith and states that ORLANDO, Jan. 13.— Leroy Hotel­ While F ifty -O n e Million L ive in DEPORTED FROM. MANILA 38,670, which Includes 86,600 -honps 6 months old .and over, The swine are “ Whereas, it appears that laid su­ ing, indicted by the recent Orange the Rural D la2 years old and over, 1,473 colts from valued at *5,744,892, spension was unauthorised, in fact, It: county grand jury for murder in the _ trlct The total production of milk in MANILA, P. I., J*n. 13.—The 1 to 2 years old, and 1,697 colts under is therefor ordered and consider that first degree, charged with killing IN T H E D I F F E R E N T S T A T E S sv. Memito Samola, Spanish priest 1 year lod. .The value reported for 1019 was 12,155,633 gallons, as com­ order of suspension of the said J. D-. John Brown, at the City Hall, ons and curate o f Corella, Island of Bohl, horses is *4,652,316, an average of pared with 12,632,428 gallons in 1909. Smith, mads at tiiile aforesaid, is Differrnt Figures Show Interesting week ago, was arraigned before was ordered deported today by Gov­ *118.03 per head, The number of The production o f wool in 1919 was hereby revoked. It ia further ordered Tabulations by Census Judge C. O. Andrews, In the Seven­ ernor General Francis Burton Harri­ horses on April 16, 1910 (excluding 162,294 pounds; o f hooey, 962,488 teenth Circuit Court yesterday fttorn- that the said J. D. Smith be dnd he I* son, on charges o f carrying oh pro­ spring colts. In order to make a fair pounds; o f eggs, 6,530,663 dozen; and ing. Rotating waa' represented by hereby reinstated to membership oq the number of chickens raised, 2,145,­ paganda against the government. He comparison with the figures for Jan­ (By Tkt AmmUM Tntt) Judge John M. Cheney and the law said state road department, effective 766. ’ WASHINGTON, Jan. 13— The ur­ will be sent to Spain. ThU is the uary .1, 1920) was 46,029. The value of all dairy products, ex­ firm of Davis A Giles. The defend­ instantly.” • The number of mules is 42,046, In­ ban population of the United States, first case of deportation of a cleijgy. The order bears date of January 12. cluding 1,049 colts under 2 years old, cluding home use of milk and cream, ant pleaded not guilty. or people living in place* of 2,500 or man in several years, State’s Attorney Jss. H. Jones was and 40,997 mules 2 years old and over. waa *2,361,196; of eggs, *3,069,865; more is 64,818,032 or 61.4 per cent of present at the arraignment, and with SOW'S LIITTER SELLS and of chickens raised in 1919, *1,823,The total %a!ue si *7,778,851, an aver­ the country’s total population and the FEDERAL REVIEW OF COAL the acquiescence o f counsel on both 803. S age o f *184.89, In 1910, the number number of people living in rural terri­ INDUSTRY IS PROPOSED Domestic ‘animals kept in village sides, Judge Andrews 'set the Hotalo f mules (excluding spring colts) was tory is 61,890,788 the cenlus bureau (Br TV. iaMd.toS Vims) bams, city stables, and elsewhere not ing care fo r trial on March 14th. 23,305. (By TV Aaaadatai Ttm.) announced today. In 1910 the urban LaFAYETTE, Jan. 13— A big ty p * Further proceedings o f the Oiecult The total number of cattle is 638,­ on f^rms, were reported as follows: WASHINGTON, Jin. 13. Population was reported at 45.8 per Poland China, *a(d to be the biggest Court were given over to the ; selec­ 981, Including 518,350 beef cattle and Horses, 7,696 in 1920, as compared c«nt. The urban and. rural popula­ proposing federal review of tion of a venire frojn the body o f the In the world, waa aold by Colvert 120,631 dairy cattle. Beef cows alone with 14,078 in 1910; mulel, 7,970 In tion by states include: Virginia, 673,­ industry and for government Brothers at Oxford, Ind., to Ray A icounty from which will be selected a number 261,981 and dairy to wa 71,­ 084 and 1,685,003; North Carolina, o f pricea In an emergency wi 1020 and 7,606 in 1010; cattle, 26,973 jury panel on Monday, January *17th, ldnson o f Fowler, Ind., today. Tho 641.' The value reported for all cat­ <0^7(hqmd 2,067,853; South Carolina, duced today by Chairman C tle la *14,766,085; for beef cattle *10r in 1920 and 27,204 in 1910; hogs, 46,­ at which time a number o f civil easel sow’s spring Utter o f piigs was soldi 203,987 and 1,389,737; Florida, 355r the senate committee invei V . will be tried before Judge Andrews. for *15,000. 613,466; and for dairy-cattle, *4,442,- 667 in 1020 and 22,080 in 1010. the 1920 coal ihortage. . (By Tit Amk Ii M Tntt) . , MARION, Jan. 13.—The association of nations, Philippine Independence aid railway problem was discussed by President-elect Harding today with various persons. PREIW �' ' 1 I • . * • • I 4. . ’* •* 4 ,i • * ^ • * 11 . . - -- - . • • . 1 1 . * >• . B* J *■ - - -- ■“ ■■■ _ -■--- * • • * ' . -” ;" ” " - , ■ ■' * . 1^ "* ? . . / •.r, 5’ ■ / • - - .— - . . '■ » - • - . ' •**•' 1 ' _-r^rf^4Si ---- prAonce of n carnival company. Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Cook, of Orlan­ do, spent Saturday nnd Sunday in Ov­ iedo. H. B. McCall, Sr., who has been Quite sick for several days is ngni/i able to be out. Francis Swope was painfully hurt (Trim Wadnaadiy’i Dally) Tuesday at Rollins College. While The stockholder? of the new Farm­ coming down the steps of Chase Hall ers and Merchants Bank held a meet­ his heel came o ff his shoe, causing ing in the court house Inst night thnt him to trip and fall the entire length .wns well nttondod and the following of the stairs. His back wns injured officers were elected temporarily un­ und some bruises sustained. It has til the chnrter enn be printed and the not been determined yet how serious­ organization perfected thnt will be ly he wns injured nnd his many permanent. The following officers friends wish for him a speedy rccov- j were elected last night: cry. j Roy Symcs, president; George D. Dr. T. G. Simmons hns moved his Bishop, first vice-president; L. P. Ha­ office to the Smith building until the gan, second vice-president; Penne new office, which he is building, is Turner, cashier. completed. The articles o f incorporation will be Mrs. W. E. Luther spent Wednes­ published in Fridny’s Weekly Hernld day in Orlando. and as soon ns the arrangements enn Miss Ella Belle Jones wns n visi­ be made the first meeting will be held tor to Winter I’nrk Wednesday. and the officers elected thnt will Mr- and Mrs. Akerlind, of Winter guide the destinies o f the new insti­ Park spent Christmifs with relatives tution for the next yonr. J. D. Bow­ in Oviedo. . man was present at the meeting and .Mrs. W. E. Argo entertained a few outlined his plans for making ninny of the young people at a dance last improvements here and asked for the Wednesday. Those present Wfcro: co-operation of those who are inter­ Misses Olive Lizette, Ruth Young, ested In the upbuilding of Sanford. Elizabeth Lawton and Lewis Wright, Francis Swope nnd Edward Argo. Mrs. T. W. Lawton entertained her Sunday School class Thursday even­ ing. A Christmas tree with “ Joko" Misses Elsie and Marie Marshall, presents was the chief feature of the left Friday after spending the holi­ evening nnd much pleasure was given days with their mother, Mrs. O. A. the young people by the opening of Marshall. Miss Mnric Marshall re­ the gifts nnd the rending of each inr turns to Washington, I). C., where scription. A most delightful evening she is employed as n government wns spent. . stenographer. Mins Efsie Marshall On FridnJ- evening _ the Woman’s returns to Atlantn where she will re­ Club gnve a benofit Tacky party at sume her training course nt the Grni the Club House. Some of the cos­ dy Hospital. . tumes vere most ridivulous nnd the Mrs. L /C . Shupc anil Imby spent evening was one continual round of Christmas in Oakland. fun. About fifteen dollnrs was real­ Miss Lillian Malcolm is visiting her ized for the club. nister, Mrs. L. H. Gore. Miss Mnble Swope nnd Francis Miss Naomi Strnnge returned to Swope entertained a few friends Sat­ Jacksonville Sunday after having urday night nt a rook party. The spent Christmas with her parents in guests included: Misses Alice Bran­ Oviedo. .. non, Olive Lozctte nnd Ruth Young Mm. L. R. Mitchell returned to and Alton Parnell, Earl Vickers nnd Oviedo Sntuniay front Mobile, Ain., Clemmons Hnll. where she hns been spending six Mrs. J. A. Clark nnd Mrs. B. G. weeks with her brother, I)r. John O. Smith were Sanford visitors Tuesday. Rush. Mrs. Swope, Frnncis Swope, Miss Mm. I.. A. Sheldon hns taken Mnble Swope, Mrs. C. S. Lee, Mrs. W. charge of the Oviedo Hotel since the E. Young nnd Miss Ruth Young were departure of Mrs. O. A. Marshall to visitors to Orlnndo Saturday. Sanford. Mrs. Marshall has bought W. it. Williams returned to Tam- j a home in Sanford and left this week pn Tuesday nfter a t\yo weeks stay in ■ to take possession of it. • Oviedo. Henry ltunn and Kmmett nnd Ed­ ward McCall, of 1-nkclnnd, have re­ j "The Farmer's Worst Enemy—Rats. turned home after spending the holi­ The Farmer's Best Friend— days with their parents. , Rat-Snap." J. Fred E|lis, of Lakeland, spent several days in Oviedo last week the 1 Tlir-e .ire the words of James Max­ guest of Edward McCall. tor, X. J. "Eve.' since I tried RATMiss Ella Belle .Jones and Mrs E SNAP I have always kept it in the A. Farnell spent Tuesday in Sanford. . House. Never-fails. L’ sed about Emmett Kelsey is quite ill this j worth of RAT-SNAP a year and figw-eek. j ure it saves me $300 m chicks, eggs Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Yarn and sons, y ' and feed. RAT-SNAP i* convenient, Harold and Jaek, of Cochran, Ga.. nr just break up cake, no mixing with rived Saturday nnd will soon la- set other food." Three sues, 3.V, liftc, tied in their new home. $1.2.r> Sold and guaranteed by Ball Oviedo is afflicted this week by the Hardware Co. 1 •r 1- TH E SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7.1921 STOCKHOLDERS OF NEW BANK - HOLD MEETING • ----- • ■ - Bit*: - r" . .j RT Kr*> -- —■ •:J * / The January NO E X C H A N G E OR APPROVAL +++++♦♦++++♦♦♦♦++++< S A L E W IL L L A S T D AYS ONLY 10 of Our Entire Stock OVIEDO fir V Coat Suit Economies to Had in January Sale January Clearance Sale Coat j Values Are Tempting JANUARY C O A T S O F E V E R Y D E S C R IP T IO N IN A L L T H E P L E A f S A L E D IS C L O S E S S T A R T L IN G B A R G A IN S N O W T O B E H A D IN O U R C O M P L E T E S T O C K O F S E A ­ SON S U IT S . ■■ Brunswick - ij ► $++•»»*+❖ +++»+♦♦♦♦♦»»+♦ R 1 X H E R E ’S a lw a y s sunshine “ B R U N S W IC K in the homes th at own J A N U A R Y S A L E G IV E S E V E R Y W O M A N T U N IT Y OF S E C U R IN G L O W P R IC E S . ONE AT A N OPPOR­ E X T R A O R D IN A R Y O U R STO C K IS M O S T C O M P L E T E A N I) out a peer th e whole world over. You'll fall in love w ith this B O U G H '. E V E R Y S IL K F R O C K IN T H IS J A N U A R Y S A L E IS A W O N D E R F U L O P P O R T U N IT Y F O R E V E R Y W O M A N TO A P P E A R S M A R T L Y G O W N E D A T S M A L L COST. T H E S T Y L E S A R E I N D I V I D U A L , V A R I E T Y G R E A T , A N I) P R IC E S L O W E R T H A N T H O S E O F P R E V IO U S J A N U ­ A R Y SALES. A GOOD TIME T 0 B U Y CORSETS ■ ■ Good Corsets are the secret ot a good general appearance. Prices are ah extra inducement in this JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE • # Blouse Reductions You Cannot Afford to Miss • ♦♦♦ LOW ERED y CLEAR AN CE SALE y COFFER U N H E A R D O F . B A R G A IN S . P R IC E S • C O M B IN E D ’ . W IT H . JAN U ARY R E D U C T IO N S O N A L L B L O U S E S C O M E IN W H IL E O U R S T O C K IS C O M P L E T E A N D M A K E S E L E C T IO N S . --------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Small Cost P L A I D , C H E C K E D A N D P L A I N S K IR T S . ONE HAS A Ch o ic e o f t h e m a l l a t p r ic e s t h a t a r e g r a t e F U L L Y L O W , A N D T H IS J A N U A R Y S A L E S O L V E S T H E P R O B L E M M OST E C O N O M IC A L L Y . Some are slightly soiled from Holiday handling. and new. All are greatly reduced. -------------------------- ---------------------------- ------------ — — Others are fresh • % X A Fine Lot of Sweaters Complete Line o f Hosiery IN T H IS J A N U A R Y C L E A R A N C E S A L E A T A B S O L U T E - W E H A N D L E T H E G O TH AM B R A N D OF HOSE. A L L O N L Y HALF p r ic e SALE X * « 7,1921, at 9:00 o’Clock .V - . * - V ' In the .home besper^ks good ju d gm en t. SANFORD FURNITURE CO. ' ■i * ; ■- ■ j I I * ■ • ■ I A 4 4 A y v X. t. | UNDER MUSLINS May Be Had at a Great Saving i ’ r V Y V I distinct : Che Brunswick fy X wonderful instrum ent with notes so sweet and everv word IJ/ T f Brand New Skirts at Remarkably % ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ' a Beautiful in appearance and w ith­ COATS Prices Make an Extra Silk Frock Available Pocketbook X & IY 1 P IL E F A B R IC S . N O W A R E P U R C H A S E D A T N O T E W O R T H Y S A V IN G S . Wool Frocks Well Within Your X A DEEP All Winter Hats Reduced for Clearance W E H A V E A L L C O L O R S A N D S IZ E S T O S E L E C T FROM | IN G , N E W ■• S \ s .i X V T V �* ■ ■ - ■TV 4 ••. .« ■ : .,*•.' » • 4 . f ■ ‘ • • - '• . .. V 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 , J A N U A R Y 14, 1921 m HiEETWOOD’S WILL PUSH PLAN SERIOUS FIRE HALF YOUR LIVING PU CE ROBBED a FOR A PRIMARY i AT MAITLAND WITHOUT MONEY COST SATURDAY NIGHT FOR PRESIDENT SUNDAY P. M. IF YOU N E E D A N E W O IL C O O K S T O V E Cotton Production Costs Can Do Cut In Half By Food And Grain :. Buy (he Best that is m ade Making And Saving GAINED ENTRANCE THROUGH WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Senator SEVERAL STORES WERE BURN­ ED TO THE G R O U N D Atlanta, Georgia.— (Special.)—"High TRANSOM AND WORKED IN Johnson, Republican of California, is­ prices for cotton, such as we had a HEAVY LOSS SAME OLD W AY sued a statement yesterday forecast­ year ugo cannot reasonably be expect­ ing his intention to push forward his ed for a long tiino to come. European (Frsm Monday's Daily) iTfom y o o d ty ’ i Daily) project for a federal presidential pri­ Maitland was visited by a disas­ countries that normally use half our Eecond-atory men in the city pre­ mary law, but recognizing opposition crop are so thoroughly disorganized trous fire yesterday shortly afternoon and paralyzed in a business way that sumably hangers-on with the Bhown to l>o met in the o(Tort| *' when one o f the frame store buildings they will not bo able to take the -’that have been here for tho past week "Progress!viam has not passed; cer­ across from the poitoffice caught fire usual quantities and pay high prices ' ntade ih d r second or third hnul Sat- tain progressives have," Sen. Johnson and before the lllames could be extin­ for many years to come," said H. G. •unlay night by breaking into the said. President of the great ‘ T he limelight progressives guished several ohtef store buildings Huttings, Southeastern Falr> I Fleetwood store on First street and who were more interested in office were consumed. The Sanford Fire "This situation which wo cannot 'Wren more public than the Cates rob­ than, in policies have wanted their hor­ Department was called out as well ns control, calls for lowor costs of mak­ bery several nights before. The sec­ rible past forgotten, nnd hnvq endeav­ Orlando but Snnford stopped before ing cotton ns well as reduction in cot­ ond-story men have given up resi- ored to atone by out-regulating regu­ ton acreage. Tho quickest, safest getting there when it was learned and most effective way to reduce cot­ 'denrea for the better picking af­ larity. But progressivism is yet en­ that the chcmicnl engine would be ton making cost la to produce on one’s forded by the stores and they gain shrined in the hearts p f millions. useless. _As there was no fire depart­ own acres every pound of food, grain ifcetir entrance through the transoms "Reaction is on today. We will re­ ment ut Maitland nothing could be and forage needed for family, tenants rv rln the stores on First street. This is sist the assault nil along the line up­ done to stay the flames and several and laborer! and live stock. "The situation requires chickens, •aay enough for they can keep nn on the direct primary. If this suc­ store buildings burned before the fire hogs, milk cows and acres of corn, ■ye on the night policemen ns they ceeds, there is little that exploiting could be stopped and the loss will run outs, wheat, forage and miscellane­ •walk their bent and with the aid of privilege has to fear from public of­ into the thousands of dollars nnd on ous crops from which to teed thorn. confederate working together any ficials. The bitter, concerted move­ account o f the high price o f building Last, but not least. In Importance, Is tho homo vegetable garden which is ■tore in any city con be easily .worked ment against labor is the accompani­ materials the loss will be very serious nine times out of ten successfully. ment of tho endeavor to take from all to the owners as the stocks o f goods the quickest. and cheapest source of food In the world. . .At Fleetwood’s Saturday night the voters the right o f nominating their “ Most folks here In the South don’t were also ruined. It could not be tanwlarf! made off with something public servuntB. To prevent the elim­ learned today who were the owners o f take the home garden seriously end thereby make a groat mistake. There over $25 in jrnsh from tho cash ination of the direct primray, and the the stores or the c*act Iosh but the drawer and .two pistols valued at $5(1. destruction or modification of that sympathy of everyone goes out to are too many of tho ’lick and a prom-, lac’ sort of gardens and mighty few Nothing else was touched and these which has added to the common wel­ the unfortunate ones who cannot have of the real sure enough kind. "burglars seemed to want the cash or fare is work ahead for progressives, "We havo.been told repeatedly by all their losses covered by insurance those who plan and prepare for a real something that could be easily con­ and this ‘work will be done by tho in these dnyt\of exorbitant prices. garden, plant It, tend It and kopp It rank and file without, nad if neces­ verted into cash. replanted through tho season, that It The only private residence touched sary, in spite of, progressivism’s for­ furnishes half the family living at no waa the home of Irving Estridge on mer leaders.” money cost oxcept the small amount spent for tho seeds needed. the Heights where It was thought ’ The garden Is, or rather should be, “« man had gained entrance Into the NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY LAND AND REDUCTION IN LABOR AND the earliest planted. It brings food house and his flashlight .was seen and IN FLORIDA. tho quickest. It starts cutting store PRICE OF RAW MATERIAL . after a search by Mr. Estridge and bills for food the first week anything INVESTIGATED Is ready to use. A little later, ‘half tin officers who were summoned the \Vhnt pays better interest than an I . --------or more needed for the table cornea "bouse was found to he clear of the investment in Florida land? Bankers (By Tfea A uoclalM Praaa) 6ut of the garden. Intruder’s presence nnd ns nothing consider K per cent pretty good in­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Exten­ "If rightly tended and replanted It waa disturbed it is thought he was terest no money loaned out, hut -Flor- sive investigation into activities of supplies food all summer and full, tho ■eared awny before he could get any­ ida land beats that. Census reports lumber manufacturers through their surplus above, dally needs goes Into cans or Is dried for Winter use. Yes, thing. just made public show tlint the in-j nntionnl nnd regional association are the right kind of garden Is a life•These are the only two reported crease in land values in Florida rn the 1being made by department of Justice saver, and wo all need a life-saver of fo r Saturday night nnd ns the shows last ten years has been more than |with the assistance of the Federal Ibis kind In 1031." 4 have all gone it will be easier to tnke 100 per cent. What makes this state- trade commission. This is disclosed. Up the auspicious characters' found ment [feculinrly interesting is the fact in a report sent congress by th e ! C H IL D R E N A T T A C K E D lurking on the streets nnd ns they can that land in Florida is still bringing commission in connection with in­ j B Y E A G L E IN T A M P A n ot claim to belong to any shows less per acre thnn in any other part quiry conducted by senate on house1 they should be taken nnd examined ns uf the United States, in proportion to _nnd reconstruction. As little Evelyn Gick trudged along To whnt\ business they have here. its real value, in other words, we -----Nebraska avenue last evening about There are some of them left here now. have the cheapest land, and ’the larg­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Depart­ dusk with her young brother and lit­ est amount of it of any state in the ment will ■determine whether there tle dog,, a big bald eagle swooped GASPERII.I.A CARNIVAL Union. Arid to that the fact that we has been violations of Sherman anti­ out of the sky anil attacked them. TAMPA, Jan. 10. The Gnnpcrillu have (he finest climate nnd the Inng- trust net. Yellow pine industry of The scene of the unusual incident was Carnival, most widely* known of all est season, insuring to the cultivator 11he South is particularly to be looked near Cayuga avenue nail D. G. Hook­ features of the South Florida Fair, the possibility of more working days into. Stated department's inquiry is er of No Hit) Cayuga avenue, hearing the date of which is February :i to 12, in the year, and you can form some not directly connected with building the screams nf the little girl rushed fa to bo held on n more brilliant scale idea of the coining future.of the state. investigation in New York nnd indi­ out of his home nnd learned the There are more than ft 1,000 farms cated it has been in progress some source of the trouble. He then se­ than ever before, the pre-war spirit m the state, hut "only sixteen" and time. cured a gun nnd, after several min­ having returned to cosmopolitan Tnmutes Serach, located the engle roost­ pa, thereby guaranteeing brilliant pa­ seven-tenths of the land area of the ing on the limbs of a.nearby tree. He geants and social events. Ye Mystic state is included in farms and of h i g h w a y t r a f f i c shot the bird nnd upon measuring it, RECEIVES CONSIDERATION Krewe of Gasparilla arrives from that, less thnn 10 per cent is colled ORGANIZATION'S MKKTING found it mesnured six feet from tip Gasparilla Isle Monday, February 7, “ improved." Florida is slill in the of wing to tip of wing. -and the annual coronation hall of the pioneer stage. We have been so busy ( <Bjr TH# iuotliW Pint) piratical organization will he held the building cities and towns, and roads' Evelyn is said ot he the daughter WASHINGTON. Jan 10. -Repres­ of a recent arrival iti the city from and bridges, that we have neglected foluwing evening Friday, February I. has I*, . a des­ ihc possibilities t h a t lie in the culti­ entatives of twenty national organi­ the north, who lives in that neighbor­ .Some of us have zations are here for the opening s e s -; hood ignated as "Children's liny" of ttie v a t i o n 'if the sol! She is about six years old, unwisely accepted the dictum uf our sion of a national conference on the while her brother is several years fair period, and all children, whether Floridians.or visitors, will be admit­ visitors front the rich, black soils of Itigbway traffic regulations. The con­ younger. As far as could he learned ted to the grounds without charge. the western atntes, that Florida land ference will frame uniform code traf­ last night she wns not injured and •Other special days named so far are is too poor to raise anything, notwith­ fic laws and urge forty-two state leg­ Mr. Hooker stated that .after he hud ' “ Governor's Day," "Rotary Day," standing the fact that has been re­ islatures meeting this month to pass thought o f the incident was of the “ Mexico Day," "Shriners’ Day" and peatedly demonstrated that Florida them. opinion the eagle wns after the dog. solid produces more in hulk and mini Ht; stated he had the eagle at his "“ Tampa Day.” Railroads and steamship line's will ey value than any of the rich lands home and while it w as a large bird, DON’T BLOCK PROGRESS it was undoubtedly very young. •grant the usualiow round trip rates, of the prairie states. Our rtuck far It is rather surprising to read that While there have been >several •with ■Tecial selling dates from all mers would think tlu-ir business a gjaiuL-. to Ftroida. Preparations have failure if it did not turn mil several the • "Florida Sheriff's Association eagles killed in this section, none, as been cum *eted for housing and feed­ times as many carloads per acre, imii' will make an effort to have the new far as could he learned last night, had many limes as much in cash than the |nw (abolishing fees) declared uneon- ever attacked anyone. Some years ing umtse I crowds. Preside..; e’ cct Warren G. Hard- prize farms of the North and West, stitutionnl." The new law went into ago a bald specie .was found in a tree ‘ ing, who -will spend n putt of the That fuel si gradually creeping into effect January 1st. north of the city nnd was shut down, . winter in Florida, haa bene invited to tho minds of out friends from the Almost every stnte’ that prides itself hut it hud not attacked anyone. The \ attend the fair, uni as he is a person- north in connection with the other on its modern methods of running its incident is unusual uml it is uf the . ad friend of and has served in the self-evident fact that life in -our bal­ business has abolished the fee "sys­ general opinion that tho bird was a f­ •Ohio senate with K. G. Urorein, presi­ my climate is infinitely pleasanter tem. The Federal government long ter the dog rather thnn tile little girl. dent of the Fair Association, he is ex­ and huppier than it cun he in the hos- ((j.n abolished any fees for payment —Tampa Tribune.* tile climate t<r the north. When this of duty performed or sendee rendered. pected to accept the invitation." fact becomes fully known in the land Municipalities pay flat snlnries, or nfe Fort Pierce did a good thing when and every winter visitor advertises it, getting to that Under modern muni­ it secured a enmp ground. It is pop­ THE BEST PLACE the rush to Florida will make its past cipal forms of government. Why the ular und the visitors arc fine people. m■ We still get many inquiries as to growth scent very small. state should continue a practice and Many o f them nre getting acquainted which is the best place in Florida in The value of all farm property is ustom which wns adopted at a time with the county and town ‘and some which to locate. There is no one best now $.'l2f>,28G,Kl 7, mi increase of LID when population was Bparse and buai- of them have already anuuonced their place except ns it exists in the minds |H>r cent since 11*10. The average val- ne!Ut scarce, is beyond the comprehen- attention of becoming citizens. o f tho people und many men have uc of the, land alone, per ncre, i s j8Jon of thinker*. -many minds. That'so many do con- m f O , and that. it must be remetp-; Tbo Hherf(T(t| tho clerks of court, tax - aider that they live in the one best liercil includes lauds valued at $1,000 rollectors nnd a few others hnve long ‘place nnd yet themselves live in bo and more per acre, which shows there ,.nj,,yt,d the highest emoluments of auuty different localities as a whole. must lie an immense acreage of cheap offJce to bp found ln tbc 8tato. -hie I f e were once visiting a section of land yet to he had. We have always „berj|fH Df the larger Florida counNorth Florida and our guide was very contended there was no really worth-j ticJ|( the tox collectors, tho clerks of less land in Horidn und that conten- j courtt nn(j flome •others, have been 1__ enthusiastic about the merits of the 3 6 0 •unrounding country. You know," tion is being verified-every year. We receiving for their administrative have not yet learned the uses to work recompcn8c from the people far . iJu! said, "this is the best county in .{Honda,” and when we laughingly told which our seemingly poor land can be ,n cxcc„ o f thnt patd by any 8tato • Odra “‘That's what they all say," he put. But thc continual sunshine and (0 jts governor The ,Cgi8iatUre o f Florida waa wise ■aid with earnestness, .“ Well, this one the copious rains will force the growth of vegetation on the poorest o f it, ,n puttinj; nl lflUto nnd county offl. IS the best" ifl no Tlw only way to find out which one when wo have the sense to adapt the ‘ cln|s on „ 8[l)nry bn8j8i la really the best spot for you is to plants to the soil. renson why adequate salaries can not We predict that the growth of the |>(, pr„ vi(|rd in thc8e C08C8. therc come nnd find iL It’s here and if you lack long enough you can find just the next ten years will make that of the ev(iry rpfl8()n why thcy flhould no .•gpot that you will love and that you Inst decade seem small by comparison. lonKcr bo n„ owod emoluments In exof th(l hjKhcilt officin,8 o f thc <eur tell with delight ana of which The moral is. buy now while land is f?.' cheap, and must advance with the ;pn*i «san say, "This ia tho very best growth of.populntion.-Tampa Times. The 8hcrifr„ n880clation wm ,0Ba here —Florida Grower. . “ out in its fight. The legislature of .'fit rrtt'hJ packing house has been esLIGHT BUT Mistake was made in printing nn Florida has a clear right to regulate bHalted at Live Oak. The charges issue of school bonds recently sold such things, nnd there is nowhere a wary from 3 cents Tor ordinary salt in Palm Beach county (number of ju- 1constitutional provision that a sheriff, core up to 8 cents for the whole sug­ dicial circuit misstated), and the Chi- a ttax collector, or any other official ar-curing process, per pound. This engo firm that bought the bonds de- shall be paid the excessive sums some ■rbtl War ilmWst aa4 w« v * W fmm w fll enable the live stock growers of mantled the return of $02,000. T h e' o f them rave been drawin under the • o tt o tr ia l, r a a a « » M * r i i Sowanee county to have, their meats School Board had spent the money old fashioned antiquated fee system, m a o mrcmnc-rAsmon w im u r a .cared, smoked, and wrapped. W . > n M a Rm S it T r t and will not make refund, •• I— Tampa Tribune. =583 ; is PRICE OF LUMBER A REAL BARGAIN S elf-R e d u c i n g THE BEST CORSET FOR STOUT The FLORENCE Automatic W e also have the B uck Line o f GAS RAN GES , SANFORD, FLORIDA BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES ] ’t Z PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Prompt Fertilizers; Insecticides,- Sprayers, Poultry Sop. NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. Shipments. Order now. E. 0. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA SEE US! WE HAVE IT City Property, Building Lots and Farm Lands C. A. MATHEWS and A. P. CONOLLEY LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER “ We Deliver The Goods” Local and Long Distance Hauling PHONE 498 If We Please You, Tell Others. MONEY SAVING PRICES -* If W e D on’ t, Tell Us. On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and V egetable Crates You Can Buy From Us at Wholesale Prices W r i t e f o r 1’ r lca L i l t W. A. Merryday Company ENGLAND! Palatka, Florida inn Solderamdzn byfuniiAnpdoolars a n d d a p a r in M n i a i o r o s - WTT-EDGC SPRING rN ooX E tH s t r in o ero ca “ Keystone Soil Powder” Sterilizes the Soil In greenhouse sterilization it )ms proved ns gooil ns steam baking, in seed beds it kills weed seeds nnd many diseases. A fifty pound keg costs three dollars, nnd will treat 1000 to 2000 square feet of soil. Enough for trial sent free if you will give it a thorough test. HO M ER T. D A R LIN G TO N General Delivery, Minmn, Florida. The Gabbett Home for Sale O P P O R T U N IT Y Knocks at Your Door But Once and It Will Never Knock at Your Door Agnin With This Kind of n Proposition. A M ODERN BU N GALOW Of six rooms, screened wide porches, all modern conveniences and improvements, in fact one o f the finest homes in the city surrounded by oranges and grapefruit trees, flowers, plants, shrubs, fountains, beautiful lawns, a complete home and then N IN E A C R E S O F T I 1.fiD L A N D Upon which you can raise winter vegetables for the land 1* tilled and in first-class condition and has made money for the owner every year and the crops on it will speak fo r the pro­ ductiveness ot the land. * • This is not only a beautiful home place but .one that will mnkc you money. On tho shore of beautiful Luko Monroe and the land one day in the near future will be subdivided into city lots and mnkc you a fine profit. In the city Just five blocks from the business portion. Thc greatest opportunity in this state for a man with money enough to make the first pay­ ment. You must sec it to realize what it really means. A , P. C on n elly R eal E state Co. . V - I \£_- - - * i » POST CARDS AT THE HERALD ■ f —r 1 111U 1 �. MB THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1921 CARLTON ADMITB THAT LAND CONTROLS NEWS 0N P R IN T IN G t h in g good o f fo r som e - th e V IS IT O R S SLOGAN ^ADOPTED jUiD WITH EVERY COMMITTEE HOI DING MEETINGS THIS WEEK CHAMBER IS BUSY. ENG lutely necessary that the secretary WA5II1NGTON, Jan. 11.— Charges re&lve these application eards with­ that the British govemmont exercises out further delay so that these com~ n lK org.nl.cd .n d put to |lu,|„e„ ; orad,n wtll „ ri>„ L . ™ n .. 5. £h n 'J™ passing, through tho Drill,h I,to . .nd J T * ‘ l>«‘ th. •tat. department h x l « •„ 11 '■ tended It, eontrover.y .w ith H e £K 7 : ' r° ‘“ f , ^ , W e . U m Union Telegriph & Cable , ^ , , 7 ~ nl; " ' ™- Comp.ny to bring In th. Cub.n ^ comn,lt" K! ° ! ,«> ' enunont c m , up tod.y before . « n - th . commendeblo dl.tlnetion o f m .k- ^ Z c» " ' W*ri" « “ b,e * + TIPTONVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 11.— George H. Simpson,' captain, and Charles Fisher, pilot, o f n hydroplane, making n trip'from Cincinnati to Memphis* arc believed to have been drowned when if plane, thought to be theirs, fell .Into the Missisisppi river late Sunday, according to reports reaching here. The plane, which-was leased by a film company for ’ distribution pur­ poses to Ohio and Mississippi river towns, is reported to have left Cairo early Sunday morning. t An hour after the plane passed ov­ er the (own, negro farm laborers on a plantation .nearby came in with the story that there ,had been ah explos­ ion on the flying machine, and that the plane had fallen blatihg, into the river from a height o f about 500 feet. Late Sunday night it was learned that :thc plane had not reached Carrutherville, Mo., the next stop sched­ uled, and arrangements have been made to drag the river at the point where the negroes say the plane aank. Capt. Simpson's home is in Toron­ to,* Canada, and Fisher is from Day- A m ple Stocks :: Prom pt Delivery Cotton Seed Meal Nitrate Soda Bone M eal .“ *A * special “ " * ? meeting * ' « " Thas " n‘ Ch*called " ,5 ! l i H. Davia, .etlng been . _ * r * ____ . . . jo f state, and Newcomb Carlton, presoy the Board o f Governors this even- ij „ , . „ , He Sanford Chunker o f Coum eree.ln* In tho Court Houee for 'An • d u p .-'K * . . U" . S ' 1" Un J .do,,tod tho slogan, -S.nfor'd, th . „ f b y . , . ws for lh, s.n ford C h e £ E S L ' S T t ? ’ T " u n °T Soletentlel." Hereloforo Sen- bor o f Common* « - -------------- ™ ,he Cub* " ,H™ *l,on vrh' n Mr- D ,v h flatly denied it. Chairman Kellogg ford ha? been known as the Celery corporation has been recorded by ended the hearing by questioning Mr. City and its reputation as -a celery Judge Housholdcr olid all legal techCarl ton. as to the English practises. producing center has long since been nicalitiea complied with. Notices have Clarence H. MacKKay, head of the established. been sent out to all members, and Dug Prices Will Save Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, anThe ( humber of Commerce feels ,■■«« mivisaicu. m tin tm t. cummer- ,• ,, , , You Money that the time has comd to advertUe qclal, Industrial and’ agricultural Wtel? p „ J*’ to d. the, ■ rare o f thb city should J k prosent at !! ^ 1 f b oocrct service' authoH. etta oth'-r resources thsl meeting. ■ .ties were obUlning copies o f all cable •jubstnntial" messages. pel pectivc After the adjournment o f this Mr. Carlton several times express­ Sanford will shpw that its growth meeting a special meeting o f the According to a dispatch to The ed reluctance to discuss the subject has been substantial, its banks sub- Traffic and ,Transportation Commit­ Times Thursday Miss Mildred Kerr, o f English surveillance because “ it atanlinl and its credits the same. Those tee wil be held to conclude the plans would make trouble," but at last assistant to Frank A. Cassidy of the who have invested here in the past' made relative to.freight rates which Famous Piayers-Lasky corporation, yielded. know that they have received sub- have been discussed qt previous meet­ Cincinnati headquarters, left Cincin­ “ Ten, days after messages have itmtial returns on their investment. ings o f this committee. All shippers nati Thursday, accompanied by Capt. Its future is assured by the sub- and growers are particularly request­ been transmitted, Mr. Carlton exSimpson, pilot, and Mechanician Fish­ ilantinl natural resources which it ed to be present at this latter, meet- plained, “ our copies of them are turned over to the British secret serv­ er ' In a Dayton-Wright hydroplane, possesses nnd its agricultural devel­ ice, which keeps them fo r a few bound for Tampa and other southern opment is growing more substantial hours, and then returns them. No points to deliver films enroute.—Tametch year. exception is mndo, and tho American pa Times, Sanford is, without exception, a official dispatches, the dispatches, to substantial town from a business Our lady friend says she dislikes nil other countries' to and from EngThere are many good fertilisers, but since it la the' EXTRA IN­ standpoint nnd the new slogan, “ San­ the dictionary because It spells words ’ and, are Included, but I have reason ford the <'ity Substantial,'’ which has COME which swells the profits, why not use the BEST? to believe that no examination is so different from what she docs. been adopted by the Sanford Cham­ IDEAL BRANDS are proportioned as to availability of amoniatee, made of them. I have been assured ber of Commerce, can take ita place to give MAXIMUM results. A little heavier crops, a little more that the official messages arc not with that of Orlando, "the City Beau­ ■teadily year in and year oat, of finest quality fruit, makes a vast dif­ even Inspected, but they are in the tiful," and Pnlatka, "tho City Indus­ CAMPERS SAW MAN GET OUT OF ference in actual PROFITS. physical possession of the authori­ trial,” without any fear of it being AUTOMOBILE AND FOL­ ties while other messages arc being IDEAL FERTILIZERS have a Hetd record of over a quarter cen­ w anted | questioned us a misnomer. The busi­ LOW IIIGEL inspected." turyBenefit by their success. ness nun uf Sanford arc asked by the WANTED—Second hand show caaa. | The orders for the surveillance Inquire at the paint store in the W e - . local Chamber to use this slogan on BEND FOR CROP BOOKLETS BRADENTOWN, Jan. ^ e.w ,were issued, Mr. Carlton explained, laka Block, Railroad Way. 6-tfc. | their rtirn-spondence and advertising evidence has come ton igh t .n in xne the of dl8turbed conditions in R. C. MAXWELL, Manager, Sanford Branch WANTED—Young cow. Must be ;; matter. Higel murder case which, if it does Grcflt Brita,n nnd Europc „ e ,nd|. fresh and good milker. J. H. Mel- •• not lead to the fastening o f the crime Cflted that other Europcnn countries 18-tic Thu publicity committee of the San- upon the actual murderer of Harry t(Jok morc complctc contro, over mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. . I . .................. ........." " ‘ I ’ ------took morc ford ( hamoor of Commerce met last -L. — - who was killed near his ^ mcrican cablc messages passing WANTED TO BUY—2 tons second Higel, hand bleaching pnper.— I). I. H od g -' ;\;\ evening to arrange for the printing home on Siesta key last Friday morn- through thcir territory than did EngMANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZBRB I don, R. No. A, Box IDS ..| of n new booklet for Sanford and ing, is practically certain to prevent jm*nd Agricultural Building JACKSONVILLE, FLA. i . % 21-2tf ^^>eminole County, Thc old booklet, the conviction for the murder o f Rube Mj. Davls nnd p re8ident Carlton * ” printed four years ago, is now obso­ Allyn, newspaper man, now in Jnil with considerable heat over 4 4 + <l^ + .t*+ > *+ + 4 * + * + + + + 4 * 4 ^ + < H -+ + + + + -M -+ -M > «* * + + + * + + * + + * » FOR RENT lete and there are but a few copies of here charged with the crime. 8tato department’s opposition to WANTED T a RENT— 3 or 4 unfur­ this lt-fi to mail o*ut to parties mak­ Who were the people in an automo- thc ^ eatcrn Union’s attempted connished rooms or a small house by ’ ► ing inquiries relative to this section. bile who came up (he mnin rond on noct!on w|th the British cable system small family. Will lease by month or ♦ __— : \t It is the intention o f the Publicity tho Island about 8:10, o clock the Bmrilvla the Barbndoes cable. Mr. Write Commit lee to have this new booklet morning o f Fridny last, and were seen Cnriton declared the state department year, Best of references. “ Soon" In care of Herald. ll-1912tp snappy and up-to-date, ono that will by two campers? bnd umnde threats to the Cuban govFOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—One compare with any piece o f advertising Who was the mnn who descended crnmcnt” to prevent thc connection 20 acre, ono 10 acre Sanford Ave. compiled l.y other progressive towns from the enr and hurried to meet gQjnf: through that island, nnd that Walking distance to city. Two lota «n th,- -t«te. containing all possible IIiRc|i. who wns within plain plain ^ dcnt^ Mcnocal MenJ a l now had before (vns walking walking within president com er Center and Elm Ave. Two stahMj' relative to Sanford » nd view of the campers’.. tent?. hfm the qUe8tion of revoking a Semihnlu c aunty and give information .The campers say they saw the car ucejise a]ready granted for landing Iota west side Palmetto ave., 50 ft. from Eleventh St. Make offer, B. T. that is ir neraliy contained in the in­ arrive, saw ono mnn get out of it nnd o f tho Rnrbadoca cable In Cuba, , . . , Corey, dVmcr, 175 N. Spring St., Loa quiries uveivccl by tho Chamber of walk over toward where Higel was “ The slate department has done , cflUf. ' 21-tf Coalmen e." and that THgel did not appear,at all nothing of tho kind," Mr. Davis said, ; While Sanford has never been con- anxious to meet this-man. They say MISCELLANEOUS and President Carlton promptly broke aidert-d a tourist town in the strictest that Higel walked away, into a patch in to characterize this statement ns GET YOUR ORDERS itt now fo r sense *>f the word, the booklet will of high weeds, and that tho man fol­ “ diplomacy/* * 'I your hew Buick car. See W. J. show the pleasures afforded those lowed him, and thnt Higel had some­ 40-tfc - Frederick Roy-. Martin, general Thigpen, "ho tome to this city for recreation. thing inTiis hand and was without a manager of the Associated Press, FOR SALE—Good fnrm mule In good In iniiii’ mri to this information It*is hnt. told tho committee that any increase condition.—M. Fleischer. 11-20-tfc intended to show the miles of paved The campers did not see thc two pf communication facilities aided thc (ORDER your new Buick now .and street-, hank clearings and deposits, men meet, ns the woods hid them d|S9cm|nat!on of American nows, I you will not lose any time on the Uxalde \allies, schools, income from from view, and as It wnsbrenkfnBt *Thc government can aid only by various crops grown in the county, time, the campers went iqfo their facjjitatirig private intcrosta in ex­ i new car load coming In soon. 4fl-tfc freight rates and other data that will tent and when they finished breakfast ^ndtog cable facilities," Mr. Martin 'Y O U CAN order your new Buick *PI»eal to the capitalist and which and came out the car had disappeared.. BaJd (Tho Aa80Ciatcd Press doesj no wand save time on the next car will prove conclusively that Sanford 43-tfc not want any government subsidy. ( load. ** the logical distributing center for Stewart, The Florist, 814 Myrtle We would like to see direct cables to the south central station of the state, Italy and tho Scandinavian countries. |Avenue. Phone 200-W.----------- 10-tfe •mi affording greater opportunities *We have 'had our troubles with It with Flowers"—Stewart, 10-tfe from an investor’s viewpoint. government ownership during the last The secretary has been instructed DRINK few years, I will say for our English to secure .bids for the printing o f .this friends that their censorship is no Elder-Springs Water. Its booklet and it is hoped to have this narrower than our own. Only last per cent pure. Phone 311, work completed in time to have these Saturday wc found that the navy deFOK SALE booklets distributed to the delegates MORE TROUBLE SEEMS TO HAVE partment was censoring a dispatch of the National Editors’ Convention STARTED IN ASIAFOR SALE—Green celery plants, from San Francisco." ^hich will be in Sanford the latter MINOR. ready for setting. See Ivan H. RuP*rt of March. 22-Its bow, Mecca Hammock W II.80N ABLE TO WORK (From Tuesday’a-Datly) C a s t o r P om a c e K ainit. NEW EVIDENCE MAY EXONERATE RUBE ALLYN CLASSIFIED WANT ADS ii ;; W ilson & T oom er F ertilizer Co. .! TURKS AND GREEKS ARE FIGHTING NOW ( f i r Tbe A m * c U U 4 V t v u ) TWO HOURS A DAY NOW ROME, Jart. 11.— Fighting between WITHOUT ANY FATIGUE the Turks and Greeks is» reported in the Menderes river reglno of AsiaWASHINGTON, Jan. J l . — Pre«* Minor. Many wounded have arrived in* Smyrna, Smyrna/say's the IGreek, started dent Wilson is now able to work two in says the the attack but the Turks broke the hour* a day without fatigue, Rear. Greek lines in several places. I Admiral Cary T. Grayson, the presi___dent’s physician, said today, in dlaLONDON, Jan. 11—The Greek of- cutting hit health. He added, bowfenaive In, Asia Minor, beginning o f - a w , that the president was not yet which twas reported yesterday, result- ready fo r a full day’s work, ed Important successes for Greeks, Referring to the visit yesterday of according to communique of Grten a specialist, Admiral 'Grayson said he general staff dated Sunday and rw- himself asked for- the visit because ceived by Greek general staff dated he wanted the specialist’s opinion on Sunday and received by Greek iega- (the ability o f the president to do the tion here today.’ • -work he was doing at present Then- were a number of members the old Board of Trade whose mem­ berships expired January 1, 1021, ™c#,‘ members-were carried oyer into rnemhorship into tho Sanford Cham•*r of Commerce, as the committee had this matter in charge rcaliz•d that it would be unfair to Assess mem additional dues in .as much ss ^<7 had paid for membership (n the oM organltation to January first. In order to expedite and effecient*>' execute the constructive program whit h is before the Sanford Chamber * "mmerce, it is absolutely neces**0 (hat the otganization receive the tulleit support from the business in­ tervals of this city so that committees WILL ATTEND WAGE WINS HUNDRED MILE TRIP Can ^ appointed to carry out this proREDUCTION CONFERENCE HANFORD, Calif., Jap.: 0 .-;lr* ttrain. Vail, wh? trailedhie ’ competitors The secretary has notified all memforced MACON, Ga., Jtn. 0<— All general ^ rs whose membership in the otd until, mechanical troubh 100-mile chairman of railroad crafts in this oard of Trade expired on the first of them to withdraw, won a here today territory left here today fo r Atlapta, f month, and enclosed an applica­ match automobile race Eddie'where they will enter a wage redoction card of the Sanford Chamber o f from Tommy Milton and hour, 'tion conference with B. 1* Bugg, presCommerce, with* the request thst Heame. Vail’s time was one t was Ident of the Atlanta, Birmingham A [ve,c cards be returned promptly to thirty-one minutes, -.. IAtlantic Railroad, tomorrow. w»i, together with'check for |25, w p- o w ■ one-mile earth track, j A n t i n g « yMr*$ dnetii It ia ab*o-! - ... - - -- Just received, 4,000 rolls of Wall Paper at tho Paint Store. Phono 303, Weiakn Block. 22-3tc FOR SA LE -100 ft. front, 117 it . deep, lot front on Palmetto avenue, com er of 8th St. Nick Zomovan, Sanford. • 19-4tc FOR SALE— 100,000 green top cel F. X r Greene, West “ Why do I buy my paint and wall paper at the' Paint Store? Because they carry a complete line at very low prices.—Sanford Paint & Wall Papes Store, Welaka Building. Phone 303. . . . 22-3 tc On January 9th I will leave for the Eastern Markets to buya large and complete stock for my new “ Dollar Limit” Store, which is an entirely ryew departure for Sanford and will 611 a long felt want; I expect to be ready for business by Feb* raary 1. Carpenters and plasterers are- now busy renovat­ ing the west roony of my store and I cordially invite the peo­ ple of Sanford and vicinity to call and see ipy store. AGENTS WANTED AGENT WANTED IN SANFORD— Sell the Original .Watkins Reme­ dies, Spices, Extr. eta, etc. Necessi­ ties and repeaters. Ail or spare time. Write Watkins Co., 60 Mem­ phis, Tenn, 12-1014tp FOR SALE—200,000 cabbage plants, fl.5 0 pet 1,000.— H. H. Chappell, 21 P. S . I will continue to sell all staple and fancy groc cries and feed at the lowest possible prices. fa �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1921 Commerce to receive a weekly bulletin W IL L ' MEAN MUCH TO " fllE containing news of commercial inter* LOCAL TRADE eats, a weekly' legislative bulletin while Congress is in session, which BODY v follows the progress and. gives a di­ gest o f legislation having relation to the conduct o f business. They also receive a special bulletin which .is is­ NATIONAL CHAMBER OF COM sued whenever anything o f commer­ cial importance arises which \i not MBRCB WILL HAVE BEAUTI­ regularly covered, as well as The FUL HOME A T WA8 H* Nation’s Business, the official maga­ I/iGTON.' zine of the organization. ( 7 r*m Tm U at ’ i D*llr > •Formal notification has been re­ ceived today by Secretary Pcarman that the Sanford Chamber o f Com­ merce has been elected to membership M. D. Polston and family were visi­ in the'Chamber of Ckynmerce of the tors to Sanford Saturday. ■ United States. Affiliation with the Emmet Kelsey, who' has been quite ill, is reported bitter. ^ Miss Ruth Young, o f Sanford, spent Sunday with her parents in Oviedo. C. A. Brannon, of Tampa, is spend­ ing the week in Oviedo. A t , „ . i, r „ , -Mr. and Mrs, FraUk Norris, of CToMlyfolIowlng Ul election to lh« Grc„ sbo A, , , h„ w„ v « nd N.tlon.1 Chamber the Snef.rd Cham: L. R Mltch.II, .leler of ber o f Commerce will appoint a Nat*- . . . ’ lonal Councillor who will serve as a * „ ° - , ,, , connecting link between the local o r - '.,, . . ... . , , , ... ' ganlxaUon and the N.tlomd Chamber I 'V^ n,'sd*r w,,h ,ri" ” U at Washington. Hereafter when poll- ‘ ,, . . _ , de* affecting business are under dls- _ . . * 1 cussion by the federal authorities, the r n n , . , .. « , „ ... OnFriday evening the finance comSanford Chamber o f Commerce will ... , . / ,,, , * •_ , . . . , mittee of the Christian Endeavor gave nave achance toexpressitself, lnaa. ., * , v, , ' , a Japanese tea at the home o f -Mrs. much as one of the chief functions of , ' .... . . . , . . . , or .l l » c . .. L. R. MitcheU. An admission of 25c the Chamber Wi Cpmmerce of the , , . . , , , was charged, the money to bo used United States, is to voice the busi- , .. „ • _/ . . .. ; . „ for C. E. purposes. The houtte was ness sentiment of the country. From , . , , , , , .. , , deeoroted in Japanese style, the guests time to time referenda are sent out | .... ,. ., .. , . . . . . . . , _. , , , sitting on cushions on the floor and by the National Chamber for the1.. . . . , . .. , i the refreshments served from small purpose of ascertaining for the bone- 1 ,, .. , i. , . * , tables. Some Japanese games were fit of congress and the government . . , , , . . . ? , , ... played and a program rendered of departments, opinions prevailing thru1 , . . , * . * 1 .. . , Japanese stories and songs, out the country on questions of im -, Mrfl g w Swope enterUincd thc n*cc* JWoman's Bible class of the Methodist The views and opinions of the na- church Wednesday afternoon. Altho tions s business men, expressed thru n|| the members wens not present, a. the National (_ hainber, are listened to m03t delightful afternoon was spent, with respect. In fact thc views of th e, jjrs. w . E. Argo and daughter, PalChamber, on important legislative nier, spent Saturday in Orlando, matters affecting business are sought? Rev. l . E. Wright, who has been Never before in the history of the confnied to his room since the week United States have business interests Christmas on account of a been sb efficiently represented at the Hpraincd back, is reported much betNationnl Capital, toward which there jer and hopes to be able to fill his sterns to be an increasing business pu|pit next Sunday, centralization ail the- time. n r. nnd Mrs .1 s llnniin, a r. Lafayette Square from the White * M House. A $200,000 fund for this Mrs building has practically been all sub- Crai scribed, it will be an elaborate work- LAST NIGHT 'BROUGHT FORTH FACT TrfAT NO DRIVES BEEN MADE IN YEAR The regular monthly mSeting o f THAT MIGHTY SERVICEABLE TRUCK the executive committee o f the,Fernald-Laughton hospital was held at the HERE is this about the. FORD ONBTON TRUCK that keeps it hospital last yHght and many matters growing in popularity, namely, the good reports which the owners o f importance discussed by the com ­ of FORD TRUCKS spread abroad among their friends and acquaint* mittee. ' a nces. A statement o f President Lawton There is no testimony o f merit quite so strong as the testimony of was read showing the hospital to be personal experience. It is not long after a FORD ONE-TON TRUCK in excellent shape but several Items Is sold in a community until other pales of the same truck follow, be­ are badly needed such as the enlarge­ cause "ita works do follow it." ment o f the operating room and a Yes, there are many reasons, Well, “ there is a reason tiled floor for sanitary measures, FORD ONE-TON TRUCK wi_______________ ^ _ something will have to be done in a alH he FORlTvirtues: lightness in weight, simplicity in design, few weeks and the building and floor srtength In construction, flexibility and durability-— besides it has the will be quite an item o f expense. The lowest first cost and brings the lowest operating expense in the truck regular annual drive fo r membership market. * this year was not put on by the com­ It Is just as useful; just as necessary on the farm as It Is in the mittee as it was thought the people city. It is just as necessary to the tradesmen, manufacturers, conhad been driven to death ’all during1 tractors, commission men and others in the city as it is necessary for the war and afterward but the Idea 1 such concerns to have a place to do business in— In other words, the o f the annual drive should not be al- j FORD TRUCK is a general utility, and because o f this fact and the together abandoned as this' member- J further fact o f Its universal economy It is in a class by itself. ’ ship fee o f $1 is due and payable each We will be glad to take your order for one or more Ford trucks year |ln A u g u s t' I f there are any j members of the hospital association who. wish to pay their membership dues and will send in their dollar or bring it to-T . W. Lawton It will be accepted any time as there are many things badly needed by the hospital all the time. The annual linen shower for the hospital in January will also be- given some time this month and with- several changes in the building that are necessary the money on hand will be exhausted but the executive committee will not make any drive = STUDENT IS HISSING GOES BIG AT THE LONGWOOD HOTEL for money any time sqo nas they do C7 AT * PLANT CITY --------not wish to burden the people with --------Stopping at ^Jie Longwood Jlotel any more expense. Many members of cabbage on the express ( during the past week: Mr. and Mrs. have paid their dues and others have platform assumed some i B. 0. Smith, Orleans, Vt.; J. E. Clark, |presumably fo r hii home at Msyea> donated sums of money during the coi during the last three and Mrs. Clark, New York; Mr. and'ville, S. C., to spend the Christmai year and all of this helps Immcas- Jim urably. The hospital has been the da means of succoring many people w h o1Friday, Saturday and Monday. Five heretofore were obliged to go to oth er' crates sold early this morning at $2 cities for treatment and our own hos- a crate. pital is now in first-class shape and English peas arc bringing a good is making a fine reputation as being price and moving in fairly large lots, one of the best in the state. |Since Thursday, 51 hampers have -------------------------- — t been shipped from here. They sold U. S. Government Warns Farmers for'$2.50 a hamper yesterday. About Disease Caused by Rata | Lettuce is being shipped regardless They carry Bubonic plague, fatal to of the discouraging prices. There humafv beings. They carry foot and have been 24 hampers shipped from mouth disease, which Is fatal to stock, here since the last issue of this paper. They kill chickens, A t grain, caUse Lettuce will bring about |1.26 today, destruction to property, if you have according to buyers. It is said to be rats" RAT-SNAP will kill them. Crc- selling fo r CO cents in Manatee counmates rats after killing them—leaves ty. • The last peppers sold here no smell. Comes in cakes, ready for brought from $2.76 to $3, according use. Three sizes, 3.r»c, 65c, $1.25. Sold to some of the buyers. Eighteen and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. hampers of peppers have been hand- T Edward H i^ins CECILIAN MUSIC CLUB The first 1921 Cecilian Music Club program was given lasL-fiaturday a f­ ternoon in the studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson, to a large number o f music students and friends. An Interesting program f?bm kin­ dergarten numbers (o advanced num­ bers were presented by the following little folk and older pupils; Dorothy Lawson, Julia .Higgins, Helen Doug­ lass, Mary Helen Morse, Andrew Carraway, Asey Carraway, Elizabeth Dodds, Hazel Packard, Nezzle Stone, Sarah Williams, Thelma Dobbins, Peatl Robson, Madeline Mallam, Emily Griffin, Mrs. Duncan, Charlotte Smith and Mae Holly. Try a Herald Want Ad.—It pays A letter in going from Key West to the Klondike travels a total distance of 7,000 miles, yet it is carried the en­ tire distance by Uncle Sara fo{ two vents. It goes by railroad, steamboat^' terday a t around $1.75. Only seven (SNAP I have alwaya kept It in the stage, horseback and dog sled and b crates o f celery have been shipped house. Never fails. Used about $3 on the road for nearly forty dsyo since Thursday. This is said to have worth of RAT-SNAP a year and fig- without a rest. brought from $3 to $3.50 a crate. Tor- Jure n saves me $300 in chicks, eggs nips are selling for $1. The few c a r -;nnd feed. RAT-SNAP is convenient, Mrs. Bowen Tells How Rata Almost rota on thi Plant City market last j u8t break up cake, no mixing with Burned-Her House Down. week are said to have sold for $2.— other food.” Three sizes, S5c, 65c, Plant City Courier. $h25. Sold arid guaranteed by Ball ^‘F’or two moriths I never went is our cellar, fearing a rat. One night — --------------------------- Hardware Co. in*bed I smelled fire." Sure enough It Is not enough to urge the farmer * ---------- ----------------to produce bigger crops, he must unThe colored boys and girls of Flor- thc rat had been nibbling at tha , , , . ida bava their ‘‘farm-makers' dubs" matches. If I hadn’t acted promptly derstand the tru evaluo o f what he ^ „ hq^ c. mmke„ . c,ab>> Intereited my house would have been burned. should write to the Agricul- Later we found the dead rat. RATJanuary pltmiiscs to break all Plant grows through correct marketing., Regardlest of glutted markete, good tural and Mechanical College fo r Ne- SNAP killed it. It’s great s tu ff City strawberry records. Nearly 50,stuff properly graded and packed will groes at Tallahassee for detained In- Three sizes, 35c, C5c, $1.25. Sold and 000 quarts were shipped in the three guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co, sell, as people must eat formation. days ending late Friday. Spaulding Rose Four J �■ ■ -r THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1921 FLORIDA’S GOOD IN RE SIDEWALK TAMPA AND MACON CITY MANAGER ROADS EXAMPLES AND PAVING LIENS OF TAMPA HIRED FOR COUNTRY POPULATION FIGURES SHOW FIGURES OF WHITE A ^D UI.ACK8 . ' * ~ v CI1ARD n. EDMONDS, EDITOR m anufacturers t B|,ls o f RECORD, STATE'S ASSETS -Good roads, Tin Can Tourists, Florida's climate and Florida aa a Inter business home f#r the north-m business man, were the main top. in an interview last night at the Since it in evident that the matter (Bjr Tb. A j u c k t i l r n u ) of the payment of sidewalk nnd pav­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.— The ne­ ing liens to the City of Sanford, for sidewalks nnd pavements laid, and for gro population of Macon, Gn., was re­ which the city has paid, is not fully ported todny as 20,091 and 299,000 understood by all, I will state very whites. The negio population of Tam­ briefly, (and without going into a le­ pa, Fla., is 11,520 and 40,057 whites. gal discussion of the question, ns .to which the court* will possibly have to MILLIGAN LIKES SANTORO decide, nnd until they do it iB a mere matter of opinion ns to what the legal George H. Milligan, who has been status of these old qidcwalk and pav­ coming to Sanford for many years, ing liens iB), what the attitude of thinks there is no place quite as good the city government is as to these in the world for growing of crops, debts due the city for improvements for nil the year round climate, for of the property of citizens. transportation nnd everything, Mr. These sldcwnlk and paving liens are debt* due to the City from citizens <Milligan represents Golden & Co., whoso properties were improved and wcH‘ known commission merchant* of inhnneed in value by the laying of Washington, and he has done much sidewalks and pavements in front of for tho growers of Florida In assist­ or along said properties. There is, ing them to get better freight rates end con be, no dispute as to the fact and better service. T*mpa »ny hote1’ wlth RIchard . H* ranionds, well known editor o f the Manufacturers Record, who, accomnacitd by Mr*. Edmonds, and her ^ fl Mrs. J. B. Jones, and daughter, Miss 'Mary A. Davenport, have been mending the past several days at tho TVmpa Ray- Mr. Edmonda has a home at Daytona and the par­ ty motored down from the coast to Mjoy the sight o f tho Cigar City. foul will return to Daytona tomor- that the sidewalk nnd paving lien* are honest debts due to the city. And to Mf, The greatest thing the state of the credit o f our city be it said that a Florida has done for advancement and large number of our citizen* have towards creating the great tourist recognized the moral obligation rest­ trade it has, said Mr. Edinonda, la the ing upon them as good citizesn, and building of Its good roads. For Us have recently paid to the city their fa , proportion of and population, it -debt* for sidewalk and paviilg liens. lurpasscs any state la the union in The honor roll of those who have this matter and has set an example recently paid, or arranged in a satis­ l „ the other states. Continuing in factory manner to pay their debts tb thU vein fo thought Mr. Edmonds the city without compulsion, is as fol­ Bcntitmi'd (hat he had just returned lows: B. F. Whitner, B. Drew, W. J. from » motor trip to and an inspection Thigpen, T. E. Wilson, F,1J. Mahoney, of the Tin Can tourist camp-eltc at C. O. Mahoney, J. II. Ragsdale estate, DeSoto Park. The way the people in Mrs.. L. R. Jones, R. B. Smith cstnlc, thit camp are enjoying camp life in Mrs. V. M. Gardner, Mrs. M. E. the winter time, and ail seemingly Field, L. P. Hogan, A. D. Zachcry thoroughly happy and contented, and W. R. Gardner. mirks a most interesting phaBe of A list of those who have, so far, re­ American life, was hia opinion. There fused or failed to pay, is as follows: ire practically all typea o f people in C. H, Lcffler, R. P. DcHagull, W. W. the cimp, wealthy, well off, and those Abcrnnthy, Forest Lake, J. J. Cowan, ihle to afford the trip South. It is an Catherine, Davis estate, Dr. Persons entirely new phaso of tourist life and —and those claiming under him, Sanone that will have material influence •ford Traction Co., W. H. Jefferson, P. upon the development of the state. J. Parramore estate, Wm. Stewart es­ The fact that those people can come tate, George Randall, J. E. Lynch es­ to Florida and live outdoors during tate, It. C. Maxwell, J. B. Muller, Kate the winter and the sort of life they Humphries, W. T. Fields, 0. W. King, cm enjoy is giving the Btatc n great II. W. Herndon, Eva Herndon, E. H. boost. This personal popularity and Herndon, J. W. Fitzgerald, Grammar the personal talking of these people School, J. T. Lev, R-' E., Miller, Pri­ throughout the sections o f the union mary School, B. A. Howard, M. Louvfrom which they came, when they re­ ott, R. R. Harm estate, S. Runge, M. turn to their homes In the spring, is F. Robinson; Primitive Unptist Church, one of the most powerful advertise­ H, R. Harris estate, J. J. Johnson ments that the state can recelyc. 'Mr. and George Wntson. Edmonds stated he walked through GEORGE G. HERRING, the camp and was -thoroughly amaz­ City Attorney. ed at its cleanliness and with the spir­ it of friendship and contentedness the SHOE REPAIR SHOP TO OPEN inhabitants showed, (From Mond»y‘ « D tlly ) , In mentioning his motor trip, Mr. Antonio Iannuzzi of New York 'Edmonds paid Florida’s climate great known tribute, stating that it is ooe of the City and more familiarly greatest assets of any state in the among hi$) customer^ up thero as Union. He mentioned the spring-like “Tony," has arrived In the city and weather of yesterday and compared It will open n first-class shoe repair­ with the weather tho businessmen of ing shop in the rear of Lloyd’s Shoe the further northern cities had to con­ Stord i^ thp First National Bnnk tend with: “ This kind of climate building room recently vacated by the makes a man live longer and enables V. C. Co. Tony is a maker of shoes him to work harder." Here he men­ as well ns n repairer and knows the tioned the fact that several years ago game all the way through. He had ht came to Florida somewhat in bad a good Bhoc business in New York health as a result of hlfl work. lie be­ when the war broke out nnd he served take better after some time in the all through it going with one of the Itste ami established an office at New York companies. A fter tho war like many other* ho decided to tako Daytona, -lie said: "I keep in touch with the national up life in some new place and so he affairs of the country and direct my picked on Florida. Learning of San­ business from Florida by wire ta my ford through friends he decided to office in Haltimorc. In this way I can locate here with tho Lloyd's Shoe do more work and yet escape the pet­ Store nnd will start business aa soon ty routine of the office and I am not j hi*- machinery arrives. He will worried by numerous telephone calls. make further announcements through J believe the fnct that this can be done the Herald. and without injury to one’s business is IN HONOR OF BIRTHDAY going to be one of the biggest fcatur(a in the future for the state- More (From Mondor'o D0U7 ) buaincss nu-n are going to realize the Mrs. A. J. Kelly entertained at a Talue of spending th^ir winters here childrens’ party Friday nt 3 o’clock nt *nd more arc going to establish officher home on West Hughey Street in ** 'n Florida -during the j winter months. Already one of my friends honor of her daughter, little Miss has adopted the diea and keeps , in Nannie Brown Kelly, the occasion be­ touch with his interests in the North ing the celebration of the little girl’s direct from his winter home at De- sixth birthday anniversary. Tho decorations consisted of roseB, Lsnd." pnnsies, ferns nnd other cut flowers, Touching upon present business con­ the favors were in a Jnck Horner pie ditions throughout the country, Mr. nnd delighted the children very much. Edmonds was of the opinion that The afternoon wns spent in play­ Florida is better o ff than any Btnte ing games out of doors. At 6 o’clock the Union. Products o f the stntc the tots were invited into the dining •f** In demand nnd the prices have room, where ice cream, cakes and j*en good. Also, there has been much candies were served, tho hostess being ouilding activity throughout Florida, assisted by Mrs. John D. Abrahams. j*hile in other states this activity has j*tn “ in's tota shrdlu shrdlu ctaoni The dining table,was centered with a «<n almost at n standstill/This build- beautifully decorated birthday cake. Among the children present were activity will carry the state ovor the present business depression which Alice DeCoursey, Mary Lillian Ma­ to being experienced elsewhere, said honey, Elizabeth Harkey, Grace Ev­ 'be wcl-known editor.—Tampa Trib­ ans, Daisy Appleby, Marlon Smith, une. Nannie Brown Kelly, A. J. Kelly, Earl Evans and others. A 30-poUnd tuna was among the (*tch of a fishing party that charter- WILL INVESTIGATE W niSKEY RETURNS ed the yacht Tanguingui, Walter LACROSSE, Wis., Jan. 10.—An or­ Btark, master, for the week-end, the der to investigate the number of pre­ P,r'y returning to M iuTaim *hrdl u scriptions for whiskey Issued ^y local pttrt>’ returning to Miami Tuesday. physician* was made by Judge K. M. •Tbe Tanguingui cruised as far south Landis, In Federal court here .late ** Long Key, and big catches were today. Judge Landia directed J. A. Simpson, prohibition enforcement of­ “ joyed by those on board, who inficer, to inquire into a reort that 1500 riudtd Mr. and Mrs, Bamfield «nd such prescriptions had been filed at *nd Mrs. tJarretison. one drug Store here In five month*. SIMPSON-ALLEN The mnrriogc of Miss Helen' Doro­ thy Allen, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. J., T. Allen, of this city, and Ernest Simpson, of North Carolina, was sol­ emnized Sunday, Janunry 2nd, 1921, at the home of the bride, 619 Laurel Ave. Dr. George Hyman, pastor of the First Baptist church performed the nuptial ceremony which was witness­ ed-only by relatives of the contract­ ing pasties. The living room of the residence, where the ceremony took .place was simply but artistically decorated with a profusion of greenery. The bride, a petite brunnete, wns very lovely in n gown of satin, she is a charming young woman and has a host of friends, who will wish her ev­ ery happiness in her married life. Mr. Simpson is connected with the ensh store hero and also has a wide circle of friends who will extend con­ gratulations. The wedding was the culmination of n pretty romance which started sev­ eral years ago when the bride wns visiting her sister in Virginia where she met Mr. Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson will be nt home to their many friends on San­ ford Heights. A. W. D. Hall, o f Jackson, Mich., city manager of that town for the tfast four year* and assistant mama ger there from the inception of com­ mission-manager from of govern­ ment in the Michigan city until he took over the managership, has ac­ cepted the post of city m an n er of Tampa, and will take charge of that office early in February. His salary will be $8,000 a year. Mr. Hall is the choice of the Tampa city commission nfter a search for an experienced man covering many stat­ es und cities. His record as city man­ ager of Jackson has been such that it appealed to the commissioners, and they invited him here for a confer­ ence. He arrived Thursday night and spent yesterday going over the city with Commissioner-Mayor Charles II. Brown and other member* of the city commission, and in meeting promi­ nent citizens. He was much im­ pressed with the city and its climate and decided to accept the post tend­ ered him.—Tampa Tribune. A R E Y O U IN S U R E D ? W. J . TH IG P E N & CO M PAN Y A O IH T I General Fire Insurance O m C I rKOPLXfl BANK BUILDING Sanford, F lorida More than W h e n y o u let us supply y o u r buildingneeds you get a great deal more than just mm many feet of lumber— bundles of shingles— pounds o f nails— or panels of Beaver Board- Y o u get the benefit o f o u r b u ild in g material knowledge and experience in Servicethat help* you get the results you want at th e light price. Service first in planning thew ork— more service in selecting proper m ate­ rials— speed y service in delivering the g o o d *. REMAINS OF CARL MALM. SANFORD SOLDIER, ARRIVE AT nOBOKBN Mrs. Hamel Tolar of this city has received a wire from the military au­ thorities at Hoboken that the remains o f her brother, Carl felalm, have ar­ rived from France nnd are awaiting her decision as to whether to ship here .or bury them in Arlington cemetery. Mr. Tolar wired to send the remains to Sanford for burial nnd as soon as ns it enn be ascertained just when the remains can be shipped from Hoboken arrangements will be made here for the funeral. Carl Malm was a Sanford boy and made his home here before enlisting in the defensirof his country. He was in the Field Artillery nnd wns sent to France, where he contracted the In­ fluenza and died In a hospital In France just one week after the nrmisticc wns signed. IF N O T , S E E Y ou pay for the materials. The eprrieppm yafor itself in the larger volume o f business tt bring* through auper-eatisfied custom er*. It w ill pay you to be one o f them J. Sanford Novelty Works Florida farmers should send to tho United States department of agricul­ 517 Commercial. Street ture, Washington, D. C., for Farmers’ liullctin No. 1153, entitled “ Cowpens: Utilization." Few crops, it says, can be utilised in as grant a variety FOREIGN HENS of wnys. It is an easily grown crop "SCABBING" ON And suitable tot human food, seed, FOWLS IN U. S. stock feed, pasture, hay nnd soil building. It is peculiarly ndupted to CHICAGO, Jan. 8.—The first ship­ the South. ment of eggs received in Chicago from Australia, where the hens operate under opposite weather conditions than those obtaining now in Nqrthern United States, was placed on sale here today. Members of th etocal butter and agg firm said they found they could sell the eggs slightly cheaper than local receipts and a test had shown only six spoiled eggs In 150 dozens nnd not a one wns broken by the long journey. One of the firm, R. L. Elston, said <3 he would endeavor to secure other shipments of the Australian eggs until OU ca n d e p e n d o n B u ick fo r a tha hens In this section got back on fu ll d a y ’ * w o r k e v e r y d a y . E q u i p ­ tho job. POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE BUICK AN EDITOR’ S COMMONSKNBE VIEW OF THE SITUATION The prevailing low price of grape-'' fm it nnd oranges causes some wi*o ones to stand on the street corners nnd prophesy thnt groves will be a drug on the market and the whole en­ terprise of citj-ua culture a failure. Allow us to auggeat that such argu­ ment is Illogical and foolish. Twenty bnriks failed in one state within « week, Including a Federal bnnk. Oocs that prove that the banking business la a failure and bank stock' a poor In­ vestment? Wheat Is not bringing a price that will pay present cost of production—does thnt argue that the vast whcatflelds of the country are not to be utilized? Corn Is . being burned for fuel in Kansas—docs that mean that we are to have no more food for our hogs and cattle and thnt wo are to be denied the corn-dodger for our dinner. Tho averngo mer­ chant finds thnt his goods are forced to sell nt a loss under thl stransitory change in economic conditions—does that mean that we are to have no more merchants? Raw hides that sold for forty cents a pound a year ago aro now worth five cents—shall we quit skinning cattlcand wearing shoes? No, the production must go right on and as soon as the buying public has gotten it* bearings, we will see trade on b paying basis again.—Haines City Herald. The replsclng of the present 70-lb. rails on the line of the Florida East Coast Railway with 90-pound rails, an improvement that has been con­ templated for some time by the oper­ ating department of the railroad, has commenced. A gang of men has started work at St. Augustine and will work toward Hasting*, Elkton and East Palatka. “ V.' r Ms p e d w it h t h e B u i c k V a l v e - i n - H e a d m o t o r , B u ic k o p e r a t e s w ith th e s tu rd in e s s a n d e c o n o m y i m p o r t a n t a ffa irs d e m a n d . h ■m T h e n e w B u ic k N in e te e n T w e n t y O n e m o d e l i a re b e a u t ifu l as w e l l a t d e p e n d a b le a n d are r o o m y a n d c o m ­ fo r t a b le as w e l l as p o w e r f u l . W h e r e v e r y o u tr a v e l, y o u w i l l f i n d A u t h o r i z e d B u i c k S e r v ic e ^ E ffective January 1 , regular eq u ip m en t on a l t m odels •will in clu d e c o r d tir e s - 'Si c»ra COOK AUTO COMPANY O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A ' w ijs i ■ ■ 1 mm ; =i n �? ? 'T O 5^**1 THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1921 OUR BANKS ARE SAFE Looks like some other fellow killed When those BOO editors that are country, still It behooves us to study THE WORLD NEEDS MEN, WIIO, TAKE LIFE STANDING UP Higol at Sarasota and that Rube coming here in March get back home carefully all o f thcs£ conditions as Many persona with a few hundred* Allyn might know about it but did nnd start to writing about Florida this this state is dependent, to a certain K. 7. HOLLY 1 rm litit u< MlUt "I doubt If either life or death can or thousands o f savings are IpoVlnr H. 7. I.IT.1.HD. (HnUrr uJ Tihiwii not commit the deed. It Is rather state will get more real advertising extent, on the rest o f the country H. A. VEIL, Ouirtl K uiiu difficult for his fellow publishers to than it has ever had before and it will where wc sell our products and from do much to us If we take them stand- aroun,j £ ?r opportunities for investmen£ ’ There are thousands of sock ever think thnf genial Rube Allyn be the best kind of advertising. When which comes the toprista nnd winter Ing up,1 PablUhcd Zrrrj Trtiir bj The remark was mad^ by a well- opportunities, but many of them tri would murder anyone. a newspaper man writes about any residents, who spend n great deal of o i section of the country that ho hap- money hero every year and form one known American quthor nnd indeed + • (lacorporit*d.) ____________ •______ The editor of the Sanford Herald pirns to be visiting he writes some- of our most important sources of in-j there*is food for thought in it. The daily press is full of offers of nays he doe^ not eupei.’t to lenvc’ San- ihinjr that is read by the peopTo who come. ^ |man who squarely toes the line nnd fttoc , municipal and building JuiicurriO H r u n ik adtan^u ford "now or ever.” Won’t Bob are seeking information and Florida If the dealers are willing to take oilers blow for blow to the problems bonds, nnd other forms of investment, t ONE TEAR......................................... $LSO SIX HpNTHS.............................. 1.15 Holly be surprised one of these days! will be better known after all of those close profits in order .to encourage which daily confront him, fights each Some of these ore unquestionably' newspaper men get started on the buying nnd the public will tnko ad- j 0f them ns it faces him, never side- Bn^e *nt^ desirable, while others are THREE MONTHHB.................. .75 —Tampa Tribune. Don’t suppose wc will know any- (subject of Florida, past, present And vantage o f prices that arc the lowest steps or calls for time, much loss.f®1* from difficulty is to tell ZaUr»* ai I«m i 4 CUm Mill MttUr Au»»*t *7. tbo k°d. in several years, the demand for beckoning his seconds, If he Is fortun- the K°°d 1M , at tk« r»»t OSm at Itafor*. YlarUa thing about it, Jawn, when that time future. Built Art af Hartk ». l»Tt._______ , more goods will soon be apparent nnd ate enough to have those near who The county 1* making feeble ad<| comes. are interested in the fight, to toss »pasmodic efforts to' recover from it* All of our parks should receive the the factories will resume operations, ' Vm—l UXMALD BPILDIXO,__________ FKob»1U price inflation and spending, We like the way Harding talks attention they deserve this spring. All the industrial workers will again the sponge into the ringnthat man °CRy about cutting out the fancy stuff at of them should be replanted to flow- [ draw wnges, suffering will be allevl- is a credit to the race. Even if he with but indifferent success, C" fnrtlen Advartlilng Repr**entatlv< I T>TV; AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION If a panic or n severe stringency the inaugural ball and other cere­ ers nnd grass and trees and ahrubk.*' nted, panic will be averted and normal never wins a contest, the gldry i* bis. The late Theodore Roosevelt’s Irt'Uhe^nooey market overtakes q*, monies. He seems to be a hard head­ There are quantities of poinsettias1conditions will bo resumed in a few great desire was that ho should be *■ many think will be the case, these 666 is a prescription for Colds, ed ^business man, a good newspaper and hybiscus that can be obtained for months all over the United States. the asking and planted in our parks. This is a case o f where co-opera­ fortunate enough ;to die with his stocks and bonds,may suffer seriotu man and a man o f the people. And Fever and LaGrippe. It’s the The spot in front of the union pas­ tion all along the line is necessary to boots on. • He took life standing u p ' shrinkages in value or become scrape then he must be a good one having • most speedy rem edy we know. 17-13U: been an editor at one time before, he senger station should be fixed up by nehieve results and our people will be nnd wanted t& welcome death In o f paper upon which the holder find* fell from grace and became a p oli-ttho railroad company or turned over ^among the first to exert the effort as j bc same way. Men who live stand- it difficult to realize j. to the ladies for their ministrations.1- vve have learned the value o f co-opcrjPpr up usually entertain the doLocal citizens wht _______________ ______________ r ....................... who arc looking fw ~ There is no place quite as busy n* tician. [ Wo have so many bcautfiul parks and ation in Florida, probably more thor- ' ajrc to grapple with the inevitable investment might do well to lesvt ghnforcL Line up behind your Chamber of such a big job on hands that it wHljoughly than any other section in the J|n the full possession o f their their money in bank yet a little while ----------------a-----------Commerce and show Sanford 100*per[ take the combined efforts of all the country.—Tlmes-Union. [faculties. „ logger, until the price o f these securiGreat improvements are contem­ ce n t. pure in the spirit that builds ladies nnd nil the men in the city to -----------o------------j q-jjg worjj' today needs more ties comes down. plated. Get in the game. si never expect to a c-J beep the parks as they should b e ---------------------------------------------WHAT THE FARMERS' APPEAL men and women, with the inclineInvesting at the maxlmumytf iq. cities. Wc can o —---------kept but it wij be worth the time and compUsh those big things here with­ TO CONGRESS MEANS tton to tackle life standing up. fiation is a hazardous Jump In the tinI f you do not believe it, make a labor and expense when they nre fin out the undivided support o f all the • --------* ; There arc too many "riders,** that certain regions of* finance. trip and come back in the busy after­ ally put in first class condition. There have been many loud and, , ^ who are * M tisfled if tHelr J t will leave many scars before we people standing behind .the Chamber noon. I:indignant protests in this country |BcIfish . and personal appetites are return to a rational standard of v»1• -------o-----------of Commerce. It is only through this We want the tourists. Tourists against the manifest tendency o f ; Batisfic(i nnd who have no; j^ r e s t ues. All we need to do is keep the busi­ body that these things can be ac­ ness going good during the spring complished. Send in your subscription want first of ail n good place to stay, manufacturers in the same lines o f ] In the events going on about there was evef a time in nnd membership and help boost’ in a Wc hnvc that and need more of them, business, to combine and raise tho and summer months. 0 The Wauchuln truckers are reaping Tourists want amusements of all prices of their product* above htstory of mank|nd when fighters another rich harvest. From 700 to co-operative way. — ----------- o --------------kinds from pitching horseshoes to normal and legitimate levels. It has |wcro the cryinf[ necd of ^ hour, thlt 900 crafcs of vegetables are leaving a And the way to keep business good play mg golf. We need nil of them, been declaimed against ns detrimental tJmo js now Wc -r e ovprioaded with there daily and thc growers find Wc clip the following from nn ex­ is to keep building, keep putting on Tourists want a ,club house where to the, interests of the, con,uni<!ri parasites. Ne’er do wells and non change: "A business house, having sales, keep them coming to Sanford. , , , , , rendy sale for them nt the shipping they enn ntnu.se themselves nnd be which it undoubtedly is, however sat--- been solicited ' for some advertising ------------ o - - — Life can't do much to us if platform at attractive prices. Kgg. Wc need such a building ^factory it may he to the mnnufac- j tnke R standing up! * There is plants are bringing $3.25 to $3.50; There wll be more real estate by a newspaper, wrote back asking smused and will have one whenever the Rod turers themselves. Laws have been no . for the ,.scarcd bftbici|.. in peppers, $3.00; beans, $2.50 to $3.00; what territory the paper covered. The change hands this month mid next editor replied, "This paper goes from nnd Gun Club enn make nrrangepassed to check this growing tendenj ^ prcscnt order 0f things month than anyone can realize to­ cucumbers, $3.75; okra, $3.00, and New York to San Francisco, from ments.4 But remember thiit the tour- Cy, but they* have generally been p r o -[ Th,„ ‘ country particulariy needs squash, $1.75. It is believed that day. Canpda to the Gujf, and it Keeps me 1st crop is the greates crop in F ieri-' ive of little or no result, Shtewd k ^ ho arc mcre, I(fhterB in prices will now rapidly increase, for -oi Outsule capital is being attracted to working until fwo o’clock.in the morn- da and when you are slipping a.chance lawyers have found a profit in show- th(j norma, aUtc Thc |abbr of recon_ the cold weather the past few day* dlfflcult in that the Re­ doubtless hit the truck fields north of Sanford. This city is now known as ing to keep it from going to hades." to get tourists here you are losing n |ing the combines chow to evade th e . Rtruction chance to make your city twice ns ,aW( and escape the penalty. Among ^ mustcrcate thcjr own inBp,ra. the "City Substantial." Sounds migh­ —Ocala Star. there. ------------ o -----------large and this means tourist* of nil nR the Protestants the farmers have there no cxtcrior excitement ty good, too. New Smyrna will probably organize kinds. You will find the tin can tour- been the most vigorous nnd emphatic,! flf unnaturnl stimulation; it is a ques­ ------------ o-----------afraid to take life nnd death a J25,000 corporation for the purpose t s spending more money and wanting ns they have nsualiy been thc great- ; t,on flf flfrain8\ n ro)d conftr. standing upl" We have men allThere should be a busy summer ur men,„ waj| thc Q,d here ami it will be busy without base-, of but,<tinK Kolf links 0 nly. « fpw less nt your hands than the so-called , „t sufTerers from these illegal com- „ Go(J cjvo right, but thc binne has come who ! ’ TU. ____ A „ bjt ball, at that. There are many thing* , ye®** «•*«. I'eople went to New Smyr- millionaires. We should strive to i,ilu.s. „ cry. This might be changed n they must npply themselves.—Jack, mi to spend their time fishing nnd give the auOi tourists a good place Consequently, there is n touch of to be accomplished. sonvillc Metropolis. "God give us men who arc not hunting. Some of the finest bird nnd to camp nnd they should have it nt bumor, or would Ije if it were not So Will the Auto ( ommittoe of serious,- to find the fnrnters,t the Fighting the buttles of the lute war deer dogs ever brought to Florida once. * —Thomas R. linker, Ph. D., of at thin date nre all right but it seems stayed with their masters at the j>op- the Chamber of Commerce and the whcnt growers nnd cotton plnnters, Rollins College, Aonnlytic tad to he lost motion. What we are utnr olfl ocean House, at that time City Malinger please get together nnd joining in n grent combine to force; mostly concerned with at this tune is run by t nptuin Sums nnd wife, rimes arrange this ramping place or two of lbl„ prjrp ()f their products up to a Consulting Chomist snys of the water: "O f the many waters of this and oththem if necessary? fighting the battles of the present are changing. licl.nini News satisfactory point by withholding er regions that I have analyzed, I hare found none snperior in all good quali­ -o date and there are plenty of them to them from the mnrket until nn nrti- ties to that of the ‘ Elder Water."— Phone 31 MV. O ffice in Miller Building. , Secretary Pearman, of the Chnmficinl scarcity results, and prices adfight. E L D E R S P R IN G S W A T E R C O . JUDGE HORNE. ber of Commerce, bus named Sanford, ------------ o-------------------Vance to meet their vIcwh. To a man It is strange that in calling those “ The City Substantial" and the name Wi have a new circuit judge pre- on the outside looking in, it is difft"master minds’* lo Marion, President­ is n good one. Other cities are i over our circuit court at this cult to see the difference between this elect Harding hns never called us. Wc "Beautiful," "Sunshine." 1 nrndise [session. Illness prevented the attend- combination of farmers nnd planters know exactlyy whnt he should do Oil nnd ninny other pleasing things hut Innt.(, 0f olir own Judge Petjkirts and and nny other combination of mor­ al! questions of sU st,nte i and if wc do not J in this day and date the investor j (jovernor Hardee sent us Judge Home ' chnnts nnd manufacturers, or bankthere are scVerar nr here thut do know wants something substantial, some- nf Jnnp<,r> one of the best In the state, ers, and business men, with thc same .ami we couid take their word for it. thing solid, ,something upon which he ()flp wb(, (s |H.|ovcd by a large circle end in view, except in point of numX rnn bpnk his money And he has it in (If *frion<l» in Middle Florida and West here. The farmers nnd plnnters numIt looks had fur our old friend, the "( ity Substantial and Sanford (.'loricln where he has lived for so J,er millions, nnd when they.come be­ Rube Allyn. But at that they are en n live up to the title. many years nnd one who is known fnr forcVongress demanding relief from only holding him on circumstantial ---- .--------o--| nmj wjdc fnr bj„ fnirness, for his their troubles in tfie wny of n proevidence and* he still has a chance to c onte thiefbroke into theoffice .of ■knowledge of law, for his business- h*ihltive tariff against the importation come dean. However, we will never the Sanford Heraldlast week and! like methods, for his manner in expc-‘ of whent or cotton until prices shall believe that Rube murdered the man. 1found $00 in the safe belonging* to diting cases and not allowing them to b[(Ve reached the point they have sot If he killed him it was m a quarrel (b) Herald What we wiiiit to know hang over, for his upright, ntanly and satisfactory, that body is inclined 4* and a straight fight and the truth Is 1111vv Ihe Herald was able to ac Christuin character and the Herald i(> sit up and tnke notice. will undoubtedly come out in thc trial cumulate that much money all at one ' welcomes Judge Horne lo our midst. Of course we all sympathize with |j* lime, and also advise the Herald to May his stay Ik1 pleasant us one of the farmers in their troubles and , ❖ Last week was amusement week pick out the craziest man in town ns lour fellow citizens, may his occupancy would he more than glad to see them + and this week will be working week the susjjoct, for thut is the only k in d 'of the bench be for the betterment of prosperous and happy, hut we cannot and we should all get down to that old that would waste the time on a news-[the community, may his decisions he j|p|p remembering thnt the number life of advertising the city and ou r. paper office.—Lakeland Star. guided by the pure ATncriran man- of bread-eaters nnd clothcs-wcnrers In resources, building those house-, that You are right, l.ynn, and the more hood that Ims ever been the dominant this country vastly exceeds the numarc badly needed, looking after the ve think about it the more we think factor in his whole life and may the bor 0f farmers,- ami if prices nre nd- % comfort o f our guests, And going in .: ..as a nut and we know just about wheels of justice run smooth and fric- vaai-ed sufficiently to pull them out for those things that will ma..e .'■'im- who that nut was and unless he watch* timiless while he sits in the iudgment nf j b(. bn|e (hey have fallen into, the ford a better city. es his step we will Soon have him seat (tin greetings, Judge. ri,„t „ f us must do the major part of ------------ o ---------nailed. f ------------ o— -----(be pulling. We nre nil rejoicing at ++*i . We have been asked the question of NECESSARY BUYING AND SELL- the tendency nt prices toward norwhere, O, where is thnt little White mality ngnin, nnd we cannot think of P. A. Van Vttlbcnburg, of the State ING IVay, and vfe referred tho matter to Automobile Association, sends out the ;n return to bread and clothing’ to war Uie .Woman's Club and the Southern inspiring news to all the papers that The condition throughout the coun- time prices with nny pleasure. "Con Utilities Co. We are for the White he hns seen Governor Hardee nnd that [try nrp H0 serious, just gow that they gress owes n little consideration to Way strong hut have nothing to do the governor says thnt there need he are well worth considering from ' the ultimate consumer, even though with the installation o f the same. he is unorganized. Here is what the no more worry* about She road depart- every angle thnt can.be thought of. ----------—o-----------ment, that the AutiAuobile AssocinAlthough many lines of goods nre National Wheat Growers’ Association’ The olTicc of the Sanford Herald tion can rest assured that all is well so short thnt thsre is not enough in proposes to do ns stated by their was robbed this week and Editor Boh nnd Van assures us that all is well stock to meet the normal 'demand, secretary, Mr. W. H. Grcevy: ill factories nre closing down be- , “ The purpose of the National Holly is mad clear through because nad all of those who have been losing he has discovered that someone sleep over the fact that all was ill can cause people nre not buying. Their Wheat Growers’ Association is to conbed with the knowledgeexcuse is thnt prices nre too high nnd trol the distribution and marketing of thought he was a "p lu te.". Never go hack to I HAVE THEM mind, Friend Bob; your real friends thnt Van is on the job nnd that here- they nre going to wait until they wheat through financial and selling I agencies of Its own selection nt n have you correctly classified. Just after all will he well, AH right, Vnn, come down. [fthis poliey of no buying is ca r-, price based upon cost, plus n fair and ask Harry Brown, o f the lakeland you have lifted an awful loud from Telegraph.—Times-Union. our system and we are gratified to rjrd to extremes it may menn thnt reasonable profit. Not only the wheat All right, we ask you, Harry? learn that all is well. Jthe public will not only economize growers In general nre refusing to « ------------ o-----------themselves out of work hut thnt, 1sell any wheat present prices exT h is is no idle talk— I have weighed the statem ent and Well, just us wc spoke about the with more shops shut down, greater |cept in cases where financial condiThat fountain in Central Park to sa y ju s t w hat is m y candid convictions would put it hite Way, the Woman's Club and *'hortnge will'result and prices may Hons force the sale. 'For more than should either be fixed or it should be White m ost too stron g for the careful, conservative person— that abolished, o rthe small boys who stop City Manager Ryan were goin g1become higher than ever. We can 30 days we have withheld our wheat person w hose eyes are turned backward— T h e fellow who it up should be abolished. This is ont around the city locating the White scarcely afford .to have this happen from the market until now a large has V I S I O N will agree with m e now— the other later. o f the prettiest parks in the state but Way poles and it seems that our; This la a matter that we nre nil jnqmber of flour mills are Idle and the ladies who have it in charge art dreams about the White Way are now ! vitally interested in. We realize that the local and terminal elevntors are [W Is attract* In despair of keeping it in condition about to come true. Manager Ryan more goods must be ao*w or many nearly empty. The wheat ;growcr I on account o f the vandalism o f certain says that the White Way will be in -. factories will have to quit for want feels that he hap practically accom­ stalled at once as the Southern U tili-' bf orders for spring shipment and plished what seemed at first impos­ boys. tion— lots are being sold rig h t along and building in th ii .ties Co., have been delayed on the this will create more trouble and sible and is now encouraged to con­ o---------— section is such as to gladden the heart o f those who have The more one sees of court proce­ cable and could not get their ship- hardship In the industrial sections, tinue withholding his wheat , from the good o f Sanford at heart. dures thc more the thought grows ments before. Now that everything There must be more buying In order market in order that a price which is ready thc White Way will be jnto make more selling and more man[ is fair and justshall be paid to him with thinking .men that more than b *lf o f the cases thut gi>t into Court stalled at once and our visitors will ufacturing nnd this must lie realized for hislabor and tile money invested." Sounds,fair enough, hut it means could be settled easier and with less have a chance to see our city at its both by the buying public and the reThe latter should shave n return to $3 wheatnnd 40 cent expense out of court if thu people best before they Lave in the spring, tail stores. would only use some judgment, some Let us have light and plenty of it. the prices an close nn .possible in ; cotton, nnd you can judge whut that * to thc rest of us.—Tampa sense and a. trifle o f that friendly Heaven knows we need it after all of [ order to meet the demand for lower; means feeling and understanding with which those tightless nights, meatless and prices and then thc. public should buy Times "The Man Who Sellt/Dirt Cheapn w e'are endowed but which we'use so heatless and iceless days and ncatless ns freely as it can nfford to. - i Those "out of employ" in Northern Infrequently. Taking cases into court trousers, and seedless prunes and| Florida has been unusually prosWatch the South East Corner of Patfe Two to settle means more trouble, more needlfss privations forced upon us by perods for several years and It will cities arc informed there is work and # expense, more time lost and many a-brainless set of idiots in government 'feel the present depressed conditions rations plenty and to spare on Flori­ employ at a dollar-less salary. jlesa than many other sections o f the da farms. times more lacerated feelings. THE SANFORD HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ELDER SPRINGS WATER SEED POTATOES Spalding Rose FouY Maine Grown i Fresh Carload Just Received Price $5.35 Sack 11 Pecks I Chase & Company Farm s, Homes, Groves, L ots SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURUNG’S SUBDIVISION’ J. E. SPURLING tf .* , ,, * - - , i —.—» ^ -v — : « ■ • . �. J l7 ■ill •- • — • •— •.f THE 8ANF0RD WEEKLY pE R itfJ), FRIDAY, JANUARY 14,1021 Jjra rV [LUMBERMEN CAN DO MUCH MONTHLY SOCIALISM IS TOWARD' BUILDING BOOM DIFFERENT IN pa pe r s on MEETING OF EARIY HISTORY - DARK RUSSIA MEN'S CLUB SWIFTS’ S Y J 8 W E S T IN G JO N ES D A IR Y FARM N E W F L O R ID A S Y R U P Per Gallon ......................... PRICES LOWEST SINCE ARMIS­ are not anxious about the report sent H A M S , lb. TICE, SAYS HEAD OF MAN­ to congress yesterday in which the UFACTURERS’ ORDER Federal Trade Commission made VAN C A M P S TOM ATO y e had the privilege o f attending charges that lumber manufacturers REPRESENTATIVE OF SOCIALIST WAS nELD AT PARRISH HOUSE SO U P , Per c a n ................... V meeting of the literature departWASHINGTON, Jan. 12.—More through their associations control ON WEDNESDAY AND AMERICAN FED. OF LA­ ^ of ^e Women'll Club yesterday than 40;000 lumber manufacturers 1-lb R O A S T B E E F EVENING •' the output and prices of lumber BOR COMES BACK TO U. S. “2 . o, of listening to two fine papers Can ................................... ------and denlera now arc in a position to throughout the cntlfe United States. -tsented by Mrs- McKinnon and Mrs. |d„ ni,ore thari thcir 8haix, ,n tcrmin. An enthusiastic meeting o f the 1-lb. C O R N E D B E E F , BERLIN, Jan. 13.— ‘Communism in “ Evidence presented to Senator ! j i . Whitner. • v |ating the nation-wide dwelling short- Cnlder's committee’ now investigating Russia is robherism; it tolerates im­ Men’s Club wns held last night. A Can ........................................ ‘ -The f o r m e r made a study o f the |ngC( l . c Boyle flf th(j NatJonal large crowd was present and matters prisonment, persecution and execution the lumber industry contradicts the pertaining to the White Way for the 1-lb. C O R N E D B E E F .atient geography of our bcautirui Lumber Manufacturers’ Association charge o f the Federal Trade Commis­ without trial; it has brought Russia church; n play thnt Is to be staged / H A S H , per can ..... ,Ute and the development o f our or- announccd here today at the same sion," said Boyle. Boyle also called starvation, disease nnd death. There Mml counties. |time justice department officials attention to nn inccstigation made is no government. It is n worse au­ nnd the completion o f arrangements li/4.\]j. P U R E P O R K The euphonious and expressive . wen, comjuctinfir on investigation of with reference to nn invitation to the, S A U S A G E can last summer by the factory bureau o f tocracy thnn the Czaristic government Orlando Men’s Club to visit this club ’ . n " « * n n n » » i/i n,mf “ Mosquito" wns given to the I hjgh lumber prices which are the agricultural department, which he and* lived there for over twenty years nnd spend a social evening and inspect P R E M IE R S A L A D D R E S S IN G Mcthenunost—and no doubt the blamed in part for the stoppage of said, showed the real cause of high under the Czar and had the expert the equipment o f this parrish,. which j P R E M IE R F R A N K F U R T Hat inhabitants found it very a p -. building operations, prices of lumber as being shdrtnge cnees necessary to make compari­ Rev. Peck has working In an efficient SAU SAG E ofseriate. . . . "Lumber prices now are lowest of stocks. v sons." and beneficial wny, wns gone over Mrs. McKinnon proceeded t° c® " ', since the armistice," said Boyle, M. Schwartz, an American Socialist While Boyle was discussing the doct us by the coast and through th e , -pricea have been slashed an aver- situation, Judge Nebckcr, assistant of San Francisco, who was recently thoroughly and plans perfected. Each week the Bowling Club will InUrlor of our fair peninsula, and a|fe of pcr ccnt stocka 0f jum. nttorney general, nnd William Rand, released from four months’ imprison­ stage a contest and the results will ibo« us how the development o fT h c bcr are p|,|ng Up an(1 mnny ^ arc New York attorney, were making ment in Soviet prisons in Moscow, be published regularly in the Herald. boundaries of Escambia, SL JaaaB being forced to dose for for lad lack or plnns for their’ investigation o f made this declaration today. With his 4nj jjonroe were established, and .the 0Kjerg This is a fine form of amusement and S A N F 0 R D M IR R O R & F U R N Ilumber prices and profits which Ne- wife, who lived for twenty years In ench business man in the city should fhangf* that havc occurrad B,nce o r | "Now is the time to build If fair, beker said would be “ vigorous." Anti­ America ns a socialist worker under T U R E SH O P. liter. " wage scales can be put into opera­ trust action would result, he prom­ the name o f Jessie M. Moiie, he went enroll In the Men’s Club nnd enjoy t e arr indebted to her for an ad- tlon Labor costs represent more ised, if evidence was produced to to Russia last June, and attended the an eveing o f bowling each week and Furniture repaired, furniture refin­ jnirsble lesson in historical geograp y tban two-thirds of the cost of orcct- show that lumber interests had con­ second congress of the third Inter­ n banquet nnd general get-together ished. Give us a call. .Samples of once each month. M a n ;/'if the men whlch must have required research to ing f i l i n g s . " work on request. Office 116 Laurel spired-to control prices or prevent nationale. The couple were thrown establish and present. • xI Boyle said lumber manufacturers competition. Jinto prison on August 6 because' they o f the city arc members of this club Ave. Phone 219. This lesson in geography was foly. ■ [failed to xepress approval o f condi- now and in no way docs it conflict i POST ADJUTANTS |tions in Russia, They were released with any of their church obligations \VM. E . C O N N O R M^ed by Mrs. J. N..W^ltner w h o.ty brr research and Interesting experi­ OF LEGION WILL 'on December 3, nfter Mrs. Schwartz or’ duties of the other churches. .Inst ences presented to the club n fund of j HOLD CONFERENCE went on hunger strike, and sent to come to tho J^arrisn House any Wed­ ii Information regarding our own shell, I I --------Lcnine, Trotzsky nnd Tchitcheoin no­ nesday night nrd you can he enrolled. poun^s—the relics of a former ra ce ( i PALATKA, Jan. 12.—Next Satur­ tification that she would cause to be vfao in ages o f the past inhabited our d a y Bert Hodge Post of* the Ameri- advertised to tGe wVHfers of Russia 1can Legion will be host to upwards of nnd America the hardships she had to beautiful peninsula. '*■ M ISS B O W E R will be here for [ 100 officers from various parts of the suffer under Soviet rule in Russia, From the result o f exploration a ahort while, and will m ake ap state, the meeting being n conference where she had thought leience has pronounced a dictum that Sovietism your hair com bings by m ach­ of post adjutants. However, it is un- stood for justice. Mr. Schwnrtz is •The civilisation o f a race is de­ inery in the latest coiffures. ' Merstood thnt in some instances the.! returning to America nlone to depict termined by its utensils." MEN WHO FACED DEATH Call at ’ 1entire. official personnel of som e’ of his experiences. In these mounds no cooking utensils | GETHER IN FROZEN NORTH M A G N O L IA H O U SE the posts will be in attendance. It Is are found. The mounds were m ade1 “ Before I went to Russia," said Mr. i STAGE FREE-FOR-ALL NOT F.VHN IP KING CONSTAN­ l i t M agnolia Avenue reasonably certain that State Com­ Schwartz, "I came here to Berlin and from the shell of fish upon which the TINE CALLS HIM mander Billingsley, State .Adjutant visited Mrs. Karl Liebkniecht to ex­ aborigines subsisted. (By Th« AuarUtad Frill) BACK M IS S M A R T H A F O X Our Florida mounds may be, per­ MATTICE, Jan. 12.— Naval bat- Sumpter L. Lowry and National Or- press my sympathy with her over the. invites you to the Plpo Organ Club frnnlzcr H. G, Crevlston will be pres­ haps, regarded ns unique, Occnsion- j loonista after first night’s sleep since death o f her husband, whom she has <■7 Th» AmmUus Fr«»t) ITen Monday afternoon from three to charged Noske with murdering. Now ent. ally a piece of pottery is discovered, leaving Hudson Bny regions planned ATHENS, Jan. 12.Formcr Premier Bjx a('b e r home corner Oak avenue According to •' schedule matters- 1 have come to sec her again nnd tell sad Mrs. Whitner exhibited a sm all. fo leave here late today for Toronto, Vonzelos will not return to Greece nnd Eighth „ trpet. Teft, chickcn and bowl containing a scrap of pottery ^To all appearances a dispute nrose pertaining to national legislation will her thnt the communist leaders in even if he should be recalled by King (jfttc an(^ nut nandwiches, and ontrnnewhich had been found and which n between Farrell and Hinton after nr- be thoroughly discussed, nnd that nn Russia have killed my wife nnd that Lonatnntinc, . declares yiroprlctor of jnR inUHiCf au for twenty-five cents, friend had completed in plaster. |rival yesterdhy which culminated In effort will he made to stimulate mem­ I uru going to America to tell the newspaper Patris, who writes from ^ th|s bp ftn ftftcrnoon of -Jrent Near Blue Springs, it seems, an in- ( Farrell knocking down Hinton, but bership in the organization through­ working people there the truth nlwmt Nice, announcing withdrawal o f Ven- cnjoyment for you nntJ your fr|end8. the Soviet government which 1 form­ teresfing mound has been discovered the nffair has been settled today. The out the state. izeloa from public life. q,bc £|ub will help you to entertain. The conference of the adjutants erly sympathized with thoroughly and which contains relics of n former age rnen nrose early and had breakfast Phone No. 171 nnd reserve your table that preceded the age of our numerous together and all regretted the inci- will he held in the Woman’s Club supported on the platform from New M O N E Y IN C R E A S E S in advance. 22-ltc Indian mounds. • |dent. Farrell and Hinton are retic- building, Reid strict, beginning at York to San. Francisco. P E R C A P IT A C IR C U L A T IO N "1 want to tell them what that sec­ 9:00 a. m. At 4:30 In the afternoon •The library has recently been on- ,»nt regarding ’ the occurrence, S IN C E L A S T Y E A R “ ______ rOit SALE—J. C. Ellsworth of tho visitors \vill lie given nn nuto- ond congress of the third Internation­ richcd by a handsome contribution— . ______ WASHINGTON, Jun. 11.— Per capBeardall avenue has several fine The American Naturalist—a gift from j MATTICE, Ortt., Jan. 12,—The mobile ride over the city, and at 7:00 ale was. it was only ZinoviefT, Buk­ itn circulation money in the country young Rhode Island Red roosters for Mrs. Vance, which contains a wealth threc Amer,can naval bai|oontflt9_ in the evening n banquet will be harin, Lonine and Trotzky. It was 22-2tp sale. has increased three dollars nnd twen­ all cut and dried. The members were tendered them nt the Elk's Club of scientific loro and which the club , I Lieutenants Farrell, Hinton and ty-three cents laat year. On January told what action* to tuke, nnd they c*n avail itself of and the I" 1) c j Kloor—Iiroke camp nt Skunk islnnd, hall, followed by a dance. 1 this year the amount in circulation WANTED—-Man and wife to live In did not dure do otherwise." epjoy 120 miles north of this town early tohouse for company, rent free to was more than $«,340,030.000 or $r>9.l2 Before their imprisonment, Mr. Sweet music, vocal and instrument­ 1day nnd started on the last leg of DEATH OF W. K. JACOBS, right parties. Can use nil kitchen for each person in the country. Schwartz and his wife travelled thru OF CHULIJOTA al, was furnished by Mrs. Herndon ! their long trek back to civilization, utensils and furnlttire ns their own. fourteen governments. They visited and Mrs A. M. Phillips, which en­ according to reports brought here by. THE VEGETABLE GARDEN See me. Mrs. J. E. Voughnn, Route The many friends throughout this Samara, Tnmbov, N'izhni-Novgorod, livened the afternoon nnd chnrmed the Indian runners. If all goes well the --------A, Sanford, Fla., Box 235. 22-2tp section of W. E. Jacobs, well known Tula, Kazan nnd mnny other ini|>ortaudience. • trio should reach this little frontier No vegetables arc aa good as those ( 1 1 1 — resident of Chuluotn, will be grieved urit centers. Schwartz, who is a —VISITOR. settlement by nightfall nnd n royal to learn, of his untimely death ut his member of the Anferican Federation grown in one’s own garden at home, m the c i r c u i t c o u r t , s e v e n t h j u d i welcome nwaits them. The men arc j- l o r i d a — in c h a n c e r y of Labor, was sent to Russia by Otto There is no reason why fresh vege , home January .7. reported to be in good health nnd tables shouTil not be n part of the , r. Ijiliiff. Joitt*«| l»jr l*rr »n<1 Wit of The funeral was conducted Tuesday Branstetter, executive ’ secretary spirits nnd eager to return to their daily diet o f every home. As this’ new . J* * ■ nfternoon, January ■!, which was nt- the Socialist party of America, to homes. MrAHilrr. AID*** I.. MrAll^ler ifi«I »U tendril by n large gathering of make a thorough investigation} as lie year begins, attention should he de­ Win'll unknown .|^»»•**•**. L^lra nru) ifranl*****. of «»lb* The airmen and their Indian voted to the home garden nnd dcsir«* r n . < ’U linlhtf iimlrr Wm. II. MrAlUirr ami spoke the Russian language and knew friends. Interment wqs made in the All««* U* MrAllatrr. lN>frin|»ltt» guides rcnChed tlia island last night nblo crops plnnted, snys C. K. Methe pre-war conditions. Chuluotn cemetery. CITATION. after traveling over a hard trail for Qunrrle, stnte agent of the agricul­ To Wm M l|r.\Hal**r The deceased, who wns only 2f> t nt A InrlnnaM (Mils o f nearly 15 days from Moose Factory, Ohio. \ll<r I. \l«* Mi*i»-r of f'Incliinatl. Ohio; tural extension division . years old at .the time of ins death, i ONE WOMAN'S REGRETS Ihr nukhimn i|rg|«rr« hrlra. W alrva. fffaB* ; where the tfhft was wrecked in a ^ ^ q{ ^ tfi|ilenil ot thal Now is the time to prepare seed irra of ••llirr rlaluiaiila uiulrr Wm, II. Mf* I’aul .M. Knnnmori, Japanese states­ 'M llirt iinl Allur I Mi».UIs!i*f. ami* In atlj forest after a wild flight from Rockbed snnd tho soil for the garden. section, active in church work and u man, reformer and orator, is coming t .... anil all Mhrt |o«rllr« claluiluf an/ lulrrtnl A man in Denver killed nnothcr In ami In Ito* folhm-In* ilra rrlM lanA* alt* leader among ^the young people. ' lie man, who, he declared, had despoiled Frosts in Florida are usually light ■to .W o r d Fridny, J.m r. y .f * * » * * N; * 1 2 ,Urth" enough not to kill mo.t v om U bln , If, B S ’ ^ T T S i t S * I5V S T & 'S J h . • on,-.lay Visit . . . curst o f Rev. nn.l ;'»•"■* thrilling o«P jri.nc. wns engaged in business in Chuiuotn u» f n . .,,, ,, . . received here from the runners nnd his death, caused by acute pneu­ his home. The husband is now in jail fflvcn tho protection of n hot bed or «131. Ti*r nirw mi nt ihr nijr «f Hanfunt. Mrs. n. Brownlee. While here he • * d « • I i o h i i |»jf K . II. Traffor*!** Map of awaiting trial, nnd the wife also is F'lorhU will deliver nt the Pres­ Pros- ' 1,r J 0< ' . . . , iii.h I monia, come ns a shock to nil his held. The wife declares that she her­ cold frame.l This fact mnkes it p o t-; Il B|i|varliic liver an address at It,. .Morn Mil o f . <**m* Until it was definitely established friends. He is survived by a widow. silile for early vegetables. 'j |,Mliit fll-tl In frxtiii till* nuu* . t . l u . t |mi. Ihtt byterian church, Friday night, Janu-' self is guilty of the dead man's^biood; that the party reached the Indian I ml It — or rlflni mhii, Inlrrr.l In Urn Unite It is a good Jirncticc to test seed The following verse was written in arv 21si. nt 7:30. “ for," she says, "I am to blame for for germination.before planting in or­ lirirlnal.iYr •!—. rll**«l. lU tflm r. jnai. lb . u ld n , li ■ . .. , settlement nt Skunk Islnnd fast night, his memory: Wm II \|r \tl.irr, ■ ,m ! Mir. I.. Mr.lllalrr Dr knnnmori is one of the most.* . . , conditions that led my husband to der to insure a good stand. Small air Itrrrli, rrx|ulrral to Ik ■lid ,|*|ir,r la-fvrc ... niiviftv had nerv’nded the towns Are you ready whei^called to come, mir. .alii I'lm ili I'oiiri , i tim C.mrl llmiw In prominent figures in Jnpaneso life to* . take the law into his own hands to seed, like cnbbngo nn dturnip, enn be Miiifonl, I 'l'f l.l, mi ilm 111, i|a, o f A|>rll, A. When your work in this sphere is d.y. For many , o . r . ho nno of P0F“ 'n>>»" th' " 'X II IHL’ I. Mini lltro toil 1l.r/ r tusk. ai»arrr to revenge the honor of his home." tested on the hot stove. Those that Illir Mil ,.f it»(ii,»|aliil rah|Mtr.l ,italii,r ywl or thrir Irnillnu nt.to.m .n nnd rofomror. M » T c.m ,|,ondcnt. nnd photadone, The wife goes on to make public pop hnvo vitality; the dead ones burn. iitiirm l.r a ilrrta*» jiro rtuifrMo aalVI f r rni.rnt .. 'It.-i jr>u• •»d i« hi, latdr y e n has bcoomo tho , h“ l , M i„tcro « And laid at rest ’till Judgment Day, confession of her going to work in nn Large seed, like beets, carrots nnd Anil aor ■ml all aittirr |>,Mlr, rlalmlnf ■anjr Ah, can you «ny, "I too have gone ttontrst ovnnccllst o f tho Orlont. Ho I— ^ office In disregard to her husband's sugar corn ,can bo tested by means of rl*l't, liilr <ir Inirr**.i h, am] to Hi, ternte lirrris miin.i nm _ T.e— wns attached to the report thnt the that way, Inaioir .1- .. ill.-il iimlrr. tij or ttiroutli Witt. It. called the Billy Sunday o f Japan. 1men were in good health, for it ia To that city we are told is high above, gr.own wishes, and of the intimacy the rag doll tester. This consists in MrAltelrr or Allrr I . Mr.Mtelrr. or ott»rwte*. While preaching in Japan, he hns only ( A jr o Itrrrli, rr<|iiir*al lo Ik ami Ikfur* t.’hich grew out of the,situation. rolling the seeds in, a wet cloth and mar » j M rlrn iU Cmiri. , i tjm r«airt l l n w tn one sermon which is three houra long.' known that Lieutenant Stephen A. Where our Redeemer reigns with love, “ ■tfter each meeting I would return placing tho roll in a warm location. “ iinfoni. am H r Cm) itey o f Maj , A, And hope to receive as my reward, I*. IW I, mnl tlirii mi<| Ilirir mate aoaarrr to Bin fame I. so m t thnt ho n o .o r ; f * ™ " . » ' ‘ J * . " 1* ’ home nnd begin to compare the man After ten days, more or less, open llir Mil uf ianii|ilalnl rihIM Inl ■(■ln«l ••Id A life everlasting with our I-ord" ? ■prak, oxccpt In tho l.rcest auditor!. “ *•">'/ ,rom ,r0*,b,t* to my Husband nnd 'nlways In Jim­ it and calculate the percentage of llnknowil liarllr*. olhrraalar a ilrrrr. |mt ron* He Is traveling by cariole, Iraau will Ik. riitrrval tgulnal a b l miknowQ unrs in their great cities, nnd the f1X^>0B,l|;re' |i«rllr«. my".* favor. the others mushing through treacher­ sprouted seed. • It !• g n ltm l Hut till* nollrr Iw.piildtetird la crowds ta hear him are so inrge that ' . 4 nd we are in prison becaiHc l ous snows on snowshoes. When the Another point to consider is that llir Manford llrtttM. ■ o,a>|>i|»r publtebrd Id the close of each sermon he re­ HrRilimlr I'ouutr, ( lotIda. our* ■ work " for v.ifri’t content to be j i good tflfo to men arrive at the rail head here, they o f having a fertile soli. Stable ma­ rl*bt wrrka aa to Ihr known ,write* Jbfrmtanl. the . ivests " * 1" that no one present come tnc . . . i tiamininn nf the kindest of husbtnds, but wanted nure is one o f the best fertilizers mul umr * work for Iwrlrr wrrka •• to tb f (HI r I Ira drfMnteiil. following night, that other, mllht * " 1be " t 1 bJ *T to be in the midst of a lot of excite­ known. It should be well rotted and unknown wllnraa mr bind ami llir aral o f Ilia aald l»«0 tholr . . . u . Sometimes . . m.ny ^ ^ btcn pr)vWcJ , or ment and have my ewn mbnev to should have a sm?ll percentage of L im it f o « r i on thi* llir fatb dmf of d*uu*r)r, A. I). IW I. ■S .000 Japanese confess Christ n t. die«E beyond my station and tu meet straw to manure. This should b$ ap­ ISKAI.I K. A. DOLTULA1A, «ne of his services. He will not de- thcJr convenience. 1‘ lrrk o f |br L im it Court, and pet tangled In an affair with a plied broadcast at tho rate of ten tons of Hruiluotr ('uunlf, Via. Bver the three-hour sermon here but; . I man I had no bualneis to know." Ilf V. K. IHH'UI.AMM. II. V, an acre and thoroughly mixed Into UEomit: ii. iiKiniiMi, (B j Ti f A iM citU d Pr»M) •ill toll hi. Ilf. .to o , which I. v e r y ; F L O R I D A 'S E L E C T O R A L It is not the province of this newsNollrltor and Lou oar I for L'uwuteluiute. VOTE C A ST M ONDAY 4 the soil. Stable manure raises the WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.— A re­ interesting. He is a pleasing speaker. Z3 I3lr________________________________ duction of American forcea o f occu­ j- ip< r to assume that many .women' temperature of the soli and thus now find themselves In the earlier hnstens the growing o f the plants. N O T tcx o r ( H z i i r r s s a l e " o . . m o t ,r 1 . r d OPS ,: ,2 TALLAHASSEE, don. IL -F lo H d . pation in Germany from fifteen thou­ Ntllr* I* brrrb, flaru that uniter and b / rlf. •unput of this repentant women's p*»Commercial fertilizers should bo used lur o f ■ writ o f n rru llo u la m lif out o f lb* such nn oriental orator. I presidential eleetpra qiet in the gov- sand to eight thousand has been dlciiment Yet, if we are to s’ tppoiv at Intervals during the growing oSIcr o f Ibr Cterk o f tb« l lrvull LXiurt la aad ordered by the war department, Sec­ It is expected that the Presbyterian ernor’s,office yesterday. Charles E. Nmulnote Coanljr. Ilortda. wbrrrln I . V. that her's is an Isolated case, It may period as a top dresser to mnke the for Lalnf, M i n i b j J. I . U lu | , brr boa haad. at* church will be crowded. Mr. and Mrs. Jj oncs was elected president of the retary Baker Informed Representative bo well to n;uke It rcnspicuovs is a Idalntlft a ami Ullll* rolllna U dafrudaol. I. plants grow rapidly. Byrne of South Carolina today. a* Hhrrlff o f Hrminute Count/. Hut Ida. bat* Brownlee met him at the Presbyterian c!ectorai co||ege, and Martin Caray . V 'n g to ary right-minded hut nmterlml upoo tbr following itearrlbfd proprrtj la Cabbage, cauliflower, collard, egg­ Assembly last summer, where he de- M |0( 8ecrot»ry. f W. V. Knott was hitious woman, .Inclined to be *m id* plant, lettuce, tomnto and onion seed Hrinln»lr Counljt, tlortda. aa tlia nniirrtf * f U llllr Collin*, to-w li: Iteg. at NW cwraar of bored two addresses. .Thdy so pic- choaen a8 messenger to deliver the F L O R ID A N E W S P A P E R u*r-ng, who might risk disaster can be sown In the seed bed In Janu­ a half o f NW i|uartrr uf BW ifturtef o f NW Iiuarlrr o f Iterilua SB. lowt.altlp IP S, Hang* P U B L IS H E R S T O M E E T tured the beauties of Florida that he voto to the pre,|dent of the senate. A through having her own way. As ary. Do not cover more than 3-4 Inch M K ran Smith .tin frrl. Eaat Jnt frtt. N. promised to tpake * them '* ’ “ ’before * ----- copy o f the certif|cate was forwarded a visit this saddened woman, can testify, the Jeep. Turnips, beets and carrots Xkl frrl, Wral a u fart to Iwglaulag aa.L will o ffr r Ibr i o n , mr u l r Iwlota th* Cmirt ltmw* JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 11.— Pub­ returning to Japan. * to Federal Judge Shepard, Pensacola, best time to stop such a -mistaken should be planted In the field es early lk? r:.V . Cbontj, Florida, (u th* highlishers of daily newspapers o f Florida, blddrr fo r ra*U, imrrligarr paring foe III 1*. and one J bs mailed to the president of venture, is' always before she begins as possible, If not already plaited. *al during tn* tegal hour* o f aate. on tbr Tlh dky TRAMMELL WOULD-CUT the United States Senate. Governor members of the Daily Publishers' As­ it.— New York Sun. o f M anli, IVdl. to u l l t l f aald writ and raala. Brussel sprout planta should be set Iiatnl llila tbr lltb daf o f January. U9I, COMMON CARRIER RATES , Hardee nnd Judge- J. B. Winfield of sociation,'will meet next Sunday, Jan. C. M. IIANU. also In January. Corn can be planted 16, in Jacksonville for what is expect­ * I the supreme court, snt with the col■E* *lr SLrrlff Srmllailr Couaty, I hirld*. COUNT VOTES FEBRUARY 9 ns soon as dnngcr of frost Is over. ed' to' bo the moat important meeting WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.— Common |pKe during its session. The chief reason the oldest inhubiAn effort should be made to have held by the organization aincu Its for­ r*friers would be required to make * ----------- ---------------tant is so often the champion liar is WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.— A rcso- acw vegetables every few days. This mation. While in Jacksonville, the rates after April 1st, which would The Kxnsaa Industrial Relations he has only had more opportunities. members nnd their wives will bo lutlon providing for a joint session o f can be done by planting new ones beProduce returns not exceeding f o u r ' thttt employers in esguesta of the Florida Metropolis and |congress February 0 to count the tween the rows every week or two County board asks for wider roads, an exteqplve program o f entertain* electorlal votes being cast today by lT o keep plants in ' such a garden says the Tarpon Springs Leader. So ment between' business sessions/hasithe presidential electors waa adopt- growln garpldly, it should' be remem­ by Senator Trammell, Democnii, u k e care of Bkl,Ied *nd do the people. Then “let's go” bered a fertile soil Is necessary . t been arranged. |ed yesterday by the senate. T t-f. Florida. . ^ j ployes over periods o f depression. a S'. L. P. McCULLER BALLOONISTS ARRIVE AT OUTPOST, HAD FIGHT THERE VENIZEL0S WONT GO BACK TO GREECE -a TO THE LADIES OF SANFORD IP * I mm a* ■‘-i er FAMOUS JAP COMING HERE . FRIDAY, JAN. 21 6$ WILL REDUCE U. S. FORCES IN GERMANY .* .S Z S 2 E ~ / i �* I 3M HERALD, COTTON GINNED GLIMPSES OF THE SEJWINOLES BB5:' : ». • UP TO JANUARY FIRST SHOWS 11,559,230 By C. E . H O W A R D In O R L A N D O R E P O R T E R -S T A R iJi-* JARY 14, v o n o i or a m ioA T io* rum u z deed uvdzx skonov sn, general statu. TVS, LAWS 07 TLOKIDA Nolle* I* ftvan {fait S. 7 . Doudney, purtbaotf o f T i i Certificate No. >97, dated lb* Sib d ir o f J o lj, A. D. ISIS, b n filed Mid rartlfleete Id idj office, and fau m id* apparition for t i f deed to U n i in accordance with U r . Slid r t r lin c ili ru b ric* * I hr following drecrlbcd property ilt o iir d la Remlnol# County. Florid* to-wlt: BW quarter or Nil quarter, Her. S3, Twp. 30 0, Re*. SO E, 44 acres. Tb* Mid land being emeesed at tbi d i t i or tb* Is •nine* or aueb rrrtlflrit* la tb l u n i or P. O. Cremhaw. Alio, Nolle* U b*r*by given tb it R, F. Pood o*y, parrbi**r o t T a t Certlf J tie* to No. 23B, dat ed lb* Ird day ot J o n s ,'A , D.-MOlfl. h u fllrd H id certificate In my office (Tier*, la d bai mad* ipplication for ta i deed to Urn* In accordant* with law. Bald certificate embrace* tb* fal lowing de«rrtbr<l property allot ird In RemlnoU County. Florida, to-w lt: W S S-4 eh. o t BW quarter or SW qnartar. Sec. 11. Twp. 30 H.. Rg*. SO X. IS aero*. T b t aald land b«lng at the data or tho teeuance ot aarb certificate In the name o f Unknown. Alan, notice U hervby given that R. F. Pond ney, pnrebaaer o f T a t Certlflcata No. 371, dal *d lb* 3rd d a y .o f Jan*, A. I)., 1818. baa filed laid rerllflrata In my offlc*, tad baa mad* application Tor ta i deed to Larne In accord anca with taw. Raid certificate ambrac** tb* rotlowlag de*rrlb*d property aitualtd . In Broil noli County. Florida, to-w lt: Peg. NW ror. Sec. S3, Twp. SO B. Rge. SO E. Run B 8.5 tb. E 8.78 cb., N 8.8 eb. W 0.73 cb. 3 acre*. Alao. notlr* U h*r*by given that 8. F. Pood a*y, pnrebaaer o f T a t Certlflcata No. 1«U . daled tb* Snd day o f Jane, 1803, h u riled laid certificate In my o fflc* , and baa made appUra tion for ta i de*d lo taaue la accordance wllb law. Bald certirirate embrace* tba following NOTICE 07 INTENTION TO A7TLT TOR LETTER! PATENT ' NOTICE I ! n X R R B T gtraa that tha u * * 1atgnod w ill apply ta (ha Governor o f the Statu * t Florida, at Tallxbaaaoa, foe Laltaru Pataat laearporatUg Edward Ulggtna lacorpoartad. « » dor tb* following proponed charter, tb* orig­ inal o f which la bow ca flla la tb* afflc* of tba Bocretary o f Ita to o f th* aald State o f Florida. * WITNESS, our namoa thte 11th day at Da­ ce mher, A. D. 1890. EDWARD HIGGINS, JAB. X . tm iOINk, ADELAIDE HIGGINS. FROFOSZD CHARTER 0 7 EDWARD UIOOINS, INCORPORATED. * Tb* nndertlgnod Incorporator* Jveetby Maoriat* tbrmoalVM together foe tbo "purpoM o f baromlng Incorporated and forming a corporation under and by rlrtM o f tb* lawi o f tho State o f Florida, with and a Oder tb* fallowing propoaod charter: . Section. 1.— T b # . a im * o f tbl# corporation NOTICE 0 7 A 7 7 U 0 A T I 0 N TOR T A * UNDER SECTION 8TI, CJEkEkA, 811* S T A T U T E !* 1 Nolle* I* haruby glern that o . c purchaser o f Tax GtrUflrate No “ i i e " 7^*. tbe 4th d* j , o f Jono, A. D. I bit J'. 4 ,h4 aald errilfleat# In my offlc* and’ h .! ' ^ appllcatlnn fur tax deed to lroo. “ Ms anr* with Uw. Bald rortlricala following described property sltua*M a nol* County. Florida, to w it; Reg, e aa ^**5*^1 and 8.23 ch, N. o f SN ror, of NW nn.,?’ I HE quarter. Bee. 10, Twp. 31 * run N 1.83 r t . V? 48 link,, S- .81 link*. Tb# eald land being aarorom date Of tb# Issuance o f apeb (V tin ca t* ll ^ name o f Hernando DanleU. T "" * Also Tax Certftlcata No, 453 dated >i dxy of June. A. D. 1817, fax? I i f i roll *• neat* In my offlc*. u d 4 m made a r n l i ^ for lax deed lo IMS. In acroedanro w f.i <?• Bald certificate embrace* tb* fo lte w i.. e - V ed properly alluated to Seminole f o u n t v ? ^ Ida, to-w lt: Reg. SB ror. o f NW HE quarter Sec. 10. Twp. 3l B.. Rf e II r " W 70 yard*. N IIS yard*. ■ 78 y .M ,' , Tb# Mill Und b#Ioc IM#M#d It u # d t t t e V i »Mutnc# of ioch c#rtlflcat# \q tb# ^ Unknown. WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Cotton ♦ »»»»❖ »»»■ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »»♦ ♦ ♦ »»♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ginned prior to January 1st were .11,The story herein Is made up largely restive and being crowded by the 059,230 running bales, census bureau from data furnished by Mrs. J. N. "pale faces" began to practice the announced. Whitner, of Sanford, Seminole coun­ whiles of the Indian nature, raids of ty, formerly a part of Orange coun- depredation nnd "hair-lifting” of their oppressors, finally culminating in the K IS S IM M E E G E T S E V E N B R E A K I N D O U B L E B IL L Mra. Whitner evidences a great in­ Seminole War of 1836. Mrs. Whitner states that abdbt this terest In the Indian lore of the earl­ WINTER PARK, Jan. 10.— Rollins ier days and has great sympathy for time United States soldiers stationed onroc, 1 College and O, H. S. staged a double EDWARD HIOGINS, INOORFORATXD "The Noble Red Man” and the forc­ at Camp Monroe, on nak nad IU principal plat* o f bualnoaw shall bo la a n d feelingly remarks, 'Can one imj header basketball game at Rollins on ing him back at the sacrifice of his tb* Town o f B u ford , tn tb* County o f 8*mlnol# nad tbo State o f Florida, and aacb other ogine the indignation and horror of Friday night, the Kissimmee boys los­ natural home. place* an may be designated by tb* Hoard o f ing the frist contest, 39 to 15, yhile the Indians at the sight of these fore­ Mrs. Whitner rightfully says: Wirectara. — Section 3.—Tb* guntrnl nature o f th* bual- r e t . In my' office', nnd' bn. a n d , apD, ^ “ Whatever pride and enjoyment we runners of the army of their pur­ the girls evened the count by winning for U z to Imiio lo orartU nre wfiKi?*1 we to he tra note led Obeli t . aa follow*; •. Th* buying and rolling o f antomoblls*, Irsc- Ha Id certificate embrace* tb* fuRowlng ,w J 2 ' citizens of Orange county may feel in suers entering the pathway o f their the second,.15 to 10.* e.1 property eltoated In Seminol* C o o n l» ^ 2 ' toca u d term Implements, th* purebaa*, sale or This was the second game with the 10 eh*. eh. N n u ..a iTT0'* fW lt: Ilee. Beg. 10 d 2B8 |[ ' ri** her achievements, our sentiment can­ retreat and now they would claim exchange u d rental o f real rotate; to owa, Idi. to-wlt: operate, maintain,* hire, rtat, build or erect HR ror. of NW qnarler o f BE quarter *#7-v? college team, and although ih c Kis­ .not be praiseworthy until we shall even this warehouse* and o fflc* building*, to roll, mort­ Twp. 31 fl.. Rg*. 31 E. Run W 1 0 3 f r o F * I t gage, sub-let, poldgu. Urn, leva* or convey th* ft.. E 1.C ft.. N 108 ft. Tb* Mid U»d J * "Leaders rose, stimulated to great­ simmee girls lost before, it was only have paused and paid our respect and property o f aald corporation or any part Uaroof aaaeaaed at tb* date of the Issuance *[ honor to those of d generation ago, er degree of daring by slight trace of by one point. This game showed a at th* discretion o f tb* Board o f Dirac lore; to rertlftcata In tbo name o f J. IT. UcVsii ^ Also Tex Certtflrxt* No. 484. dated it . ^ bororw money. Inane bond*, or other obliga­ won by'their Christian faith and prac­ white blood in some of them and thus great improvement on the team-work It. bss—fu*d **14„ ” tion*, and to secure tb* asm a by murtgag*. day of June, A. D. 181 -----------d u m b e d prop erty a !m a te d la Sem in ole C oun ty, of the players, as they won by a these poor savages in their extremity pledgro or any atbar kind o f Lnetrumsnt, to llflcata In my office , and baa made im ii IT tice, their sterling characteristics and Florida, to w n : tl*g, 0 cb*. H o f NE ror of make ecu tracts o f any kind whatever for th* «*«> for tax deed to lame in accord an rv J m NW quarter ot NE quartar, dec. 18, Twp. SO 8 „ tertberanc* o f tb* bust new* o f tb* O bm puy. TB law. ability to overcome primitive condi­ arose to the white man’s conception of margin o f five points. Bald certificate embraces tb* fcliA.i_ Rga. JO K. Run W 10 cb*. S SI degree*, W dial la marcbandlaa u d deal 1* all things u d described property situated In Seminole (V-? tion! and make possible within a life­ the loftiest heights of valor in defense 8 (0 cb*. 8 3.34 eba, B 18 cba. N 8.24 cb*. lo aria which th* Board * f Director* may drom ty. Florida, to-w lt; Beg. 483 ft. N. o f r i _ L -1nf wm* UAdla. -B ■■ _ ' W l OK h*g. IS acroa. Tb# aald land twlug of their wagwams and hunting W A U C H U L A H IG H T R IM S time the civilization we enjoy,” ~ —— -------------— W we —™ -— ■ -——1 1-------- —- — arnimg Ml TM at tbe data o f tba Issuance•of aueb certificate traaMriloo nf It* Mid bust****, and g***r*Uy 121 S., Rg*. 31 E. Ran N. 338 ft. W s u 'tt T "There is a duty—a privilege— sac­ grounds." C A R L S T R O M A V I A T O R S -I* tb* name of Unkonvrn. t* hue* * 1ere la* and enjoy all tbe right*, p*w- 225 ft., 11 288 fL . S-tO acre*. Tb# eald Unleaa aald rerttneatu afaal! b* redeemed ac­ era and preillagu* larideait to rorpecuOou- fa* being l u t w e ! at tb# date o f th* iMaasr. As a matter of fact, there seems to red and binding which devolves upon cording to law lax deed* wlU laao* Ibereoa on profit under tb* Uw* o f 4b* State o f Florida. sorb certificate In tb* name of Gtorg* o . lL t the few who are left, who have per- be some little confusion in the dates eSecUoa e-wwseew «8.—CAPITAL »■« wro* w *W W a—Th* — m um * rao>-m *u1 aet!■ *Also »(*•« Tax warn- V T1 1*1 IVrnaw no, ,4_ WAUCHULA, Jan. 10.—The Carl- tb* 13th day o f February, A. P. 1011. iT*W OO L Oartlflcate No. Wtinea* my official signature and M ai tb|a at lb* capital atock « f tkl* corporation s h a ll;3rd day of June. A. D. ISIS, baa null J S sonal recollection of the real pioneers of the Seminole War, fo r there were atrom Field aviator mset defeat at the tba Ttb day o f January, A. O. 1021. be **• btmdrod thousand dollars (* 100,000.00) , certlflcsts In my offlc* , and b u made E. A. DOUGLASS. which aball b* dlrided fat* aa* thawaud aharro; tion for tax deed t o . Iron* In arrordanceW!!ot that can only be performed by our­ rally three outbreaks, the first be­ hands o f Wauchula High on the lo­ ■(8SAL) C lert Circuit Court, •t ■ par r it e * o f On* Buodrod Dollar* (*100.00) t Uw. Said certificate ambrac** tha fr ik ^ S selves. The <Ay is growing late and ing as far back ay 1817, which was cal court Saturday night by a score Seminole County, Fla, By E . U . WILSON, P. C. we should arouse and prepare for UBe confined to operations between Gen. o f 16 to 14. Tho game was fsot and 21-8 tC whatever material there may be gath­ Jackson for the government and Osce­ hard fought from the beginning. Both NOTICE 0 7 A 7 7 U 0 A T I0 M TOE T A X SEED ll mooty V, uvum I. XM It., a i m 11 , 1 arr*. Th* aald land iZ UNDER SECTION ITI, GENERAL ered up. When the earliest of our ola for the Indians. teams playing excellently on defense. of America, or ta food*, war*, marebaadtea. |Bg a»ero*d at tbe date of tb* Irouaaro . STATUTES Uhar, ro re lcu ar other proproty te »• laktm at certificate lo tba name o f Sarah Cairo, •*1 The second war concerned Orange country’s history shall have been Although greatly outweighed tho Nolle* la hereby siren that T. O. Roebuck, pnrebaaer o f T a t Oartlflcate No. 3100, dxtad evolved from the shadows of the past county, for that was the one recorded Wauchula boys won by superior field lb* Sth day dr Jus*. A. D. 1814, has filed aal(T # ,^ , ° 7 ’- ^ S ^ . ^ . ™ , , 'for which thte f ir s t * S orbet offlro' i ^ ’ h t T ^ d ? wc shall find that it is a part of n by Mrs. Whitner perhaps, though generalship. certificate In ray office, and baa made appU corporation to to axtot to nlnaty-ala# y a rn . Th# for U I lo ,n t ctJSamca ration ror tax deed to laeue la accordance rgllh there was still a later outbreak in story of unsurpassed tragedy and ro­ ^ M c e n m c a t e em b r.ro. «b . f X w t e g ^ Uw. Bald certificate embraces tbu follow ^ h T t e ^ U g ' ^ ^ t r o t o U >b* .°.Ug7 U * « f g « W . te-WHi ____ ____ scribed , -properly a llu lled In Seminole Seminole (ouatr A preeldeot, a elea-pro*Ideal, a aocratary a id mance; the story of the Seminole wars 1852, when Governor Brown placed in The Greek currant crop for 1920 is Inf described property allnnlfd lo Seminole county, Florida, to-w lt: N belt of HE quar­ a trtuurer. and a Board u f thru* u d - not more Flurlili, to-wlt: Reg. 7 1-3 cb. W and 10 * N o f BE ror. o f NW quarter of NE quxrtet w the field a company of n hundred men 32 per cent less than normal, the esti­ ter o f NE quarter (leas bet. 28 ft. 8. of NE. tbaa ft to director*. of nearly a century ngo." Bee. 10, Twp. 21 H., Rg*. 31 K. Run N tt 1* run 8 108 ft. W 039.50 ft.. N 083 ft. t: Section B.—OFFICERS,— Th* 0 nicer* o f this Mrs. Whitner calls to m in d the under General Hopkins, located at mate being 95,000 tons, compared ror. 959.50 ft.,) Bee. 31. Twp. 20 B. n fe . SO E. oorporatloa shall bold efftc* for th* period ar E 35 yde, H ;i3 yds. W 38 yda. The said ija aaaeaaed at the date o f th* Irootst* .f places of interest based upon the In­ Mcllonville, now, the city of Snnfrod, with 140,000 tons in 1919. America Tbe eald land being aapetaed at tb* date o f tba term o f on* year from tha data of thotr ator- twlng laauanc* o f each certificate In th* name o f E. Uou, u d shall b* sleeted at aa ah ello* t* be •ueb rortlfk-ate In tb* name of Flora raabx* Alao Tax C erllflctta No. 432, dated t u he dian occupation, notably, as s h e s t a t e s nnd later fifteen hundred soldiers en­ buys more currants thnn any other W. Ilenck. Uni*** M id rerUflcat* shall b* held opod th* first Mooday ta Jaiuary, A D. redeemed according lo law, tax deed w ill laaut 1821, u d upon th* first Monday In January day o f Jane, A. D.' 1818, 4 u filed Mid cerS "prominently nmong them being the tered the field and cleared the sav­ country. tbereon on lb* 12th day o f Fabroary, A, D. la u f h year thereafter. T b * persona who ar* fIrate In my o ffice , u d b u made applicate* for tax deed to loan* In accordance with lx* 1931. 1 military graveyards of two wars and ages out. All together there were to conduct tha basin*** o f thte rorporatio* u WIlnrM my official a lgn ilorc and M il Ihla Its temporary officer*, u t i l tha officer* ar* Bald certificate embrace* tb* fallowing 4* wel-known localities where historic about forty thousand soldiers occu­ act Ibed property situated In flemlnol* uoutr lb* 3rd day or January, A. D. 1931. •tested *1 tb* first regular atectlen u d qua li­ Florida, to-w lt: Deg. 4.54 ch. W and 8 2S A fted, ar*; (BEAD E. A. DOUGLASS. and otherwise prominent events have pied in these several Seminole wars, Edward Hlgglna, President ami General M u- N o f HE corner o f NW qnartar o f BE qaxrtw • * Clerk Cl rent I Court, o f Sec. 10, Twp. 31 B., He*. 31 E.. Ties I occurred where the earlier scttlemnts three hundred and seventy-five thou­ Seminole County, FI*. *<«r. 1.53 cb.. W 1.51 cb.. B 1.32 cb. E 1.53 ck. Jams* R . IIIgel-w. V lew -rm lteaL Ry V. E. DOUGLASS, I). C. wre made a n d w h e r e the d e a d w e r e sand soldiers occupied in these sever­ 2-10 arrea. Tbe Mid load being aaaeaaed q Adelaide n igglo*. Secretary u d T reuvter. 21-Ste a tr i f t T OR INTENTION TO Section 8.— L IA lfL IT T .— Tba blfbrot a mesa t tbe date of (be laaaince o f each certlflcata t* laid to rest.” al Seminole wnrs, three hundred nnd NOTICE OF LET TE R ! PATENT. l!># Bats# of Him R tw li. at Indebtodnee* or UablUty ta which tbla ro* NOTICE OF R U C U T O K T h e I n d ia n s n a m e d t h e S t . J o h n s s e v e r i t y - f i v e being killed, with many NtFTICR U hereby glern tbal » * tb* nndeft'nleae aald certificate eball tw reileetnrd w. poration ran at u y oaa Urn* subject ttealf, la ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Legal Advertisements r iv e r , w . "W c ln k a " and it s banks th e ilxneil will make application to tb* Gofer*of ot the Stale of FTbcbla. at Tallahassee, riorl*1i. on tire 29lh day of January, A, P. 1P3I. for LETTERS PATENT to b« iMOeil to REALTV LOAN A GUARANTY COMPANY under the following proposed Article* o f Incorpora­ tion 1). HOW MAN. J H. A. IIUTCUINB. lie A. COG1N. ARTICLES OT INCORPORATION We the undersigned, hereby leaoelatf our **!tr» together for the porpuwe o f forming and becoming a corporation under tb* law* o f the State of Florida, and do hereby edopl. dr clare and eutwcrlbe the following aa lb* Article* of oar Incorporation. ARTICLE I. The name of thla rorporaUon th ill l » RBXI.TV LOAN A GUARANTY COMPANY and lie haftne** eh ell tw eondorted In the Stale of Florida end other Sttlra of the United State* W h itn e r s w e r e a m o n g B th e I n te r o f th e e a r ly s e tt le r s o f th e c o u n t r y , M r. t i . " h itn e r , Joe, as he w a s k n o w n to h is f r i e n d s , b e i n g v e r y m u c h i n t e r e s t - °( .wh.TrV ' ri. r>f<wo^**-rT ■ * - im*U w teat Hi# [irlarlpAl place f bttalMM at Hanford, semiuoi* county, rw rid*. hut n i l orporatlon may eatahlleb hraach ottlcr* at | „[„, in the st*t# o f Florid*, or any <” her state of tb* united st.ir* w ore , w ou n d ed . O f cou rse, O ran ge cou n ty t h e f a v o r i t e l o d g i n g p l a c e s , n s w e ll u s c a m e in f o r b u t a p o r t i o n o f t h is c a r - b u r ia l nage, p la c e s of th e v a r io u s t r ib e s . T h u s in s e v e r a l p la c e s to t h is th ere th e hanks are fo u n d a lo n g day o Of th e I n d ia n s w estw a rd and w ho th o s e w ere w ho not sent w ere le ft t h is r iv e r , w ith it s w a r m w a t e r s f l liv e in th e s t a t e , p e r h a p s t w o o r t h r e e in g u ndred n o rth w a r d , m o s t o f th e m t h e ir not s h e ll .m o at a ll m o l e s t e ‘ t h e c u r io u s . s e p a r a tio n g o in g of in th e to C reek 1750, m o st w estw a rd , c o m in g but F lo r id a , I n d ia n s o f th e m any th e n of o th e r in n a t io n m em bers p r a c tic a lly u n in h a b ite d , e x c e p t f o r s c a t t e r in g d ia n s t r i b e s ,’ S p a n is ji In ­ and F r e n c h on th e e a s te r n c o a s t nnd r u n ­ aw ay n egn tes fr o m th e s l a v e sou th b ou n d jo in e d w it h rea d y in dreaded c cffre e th e C reek n o m n n d ic F lo r id a and " S e m lp o le s ," and fo rm e d F o r y e a r s th e s e no h arm , a l­ th e C h ie f Se- n s e tt le m e n t or I n d ia n s liv e d but fin a lly to a l­ m o s t b e lle th e s t o r i e s o f f e r o c i t y t h e y w e re o n ce a c c r e d ite d w ith . P erhaps c o m p le te t h is story w it h o u t n 1 w o u ld s ta tin g not th a t be - tlm# tu llm # I*# smhoftfCiI bj It* lL>*rri or |>| p a m p h le t o n th e s o i l s , f e r t i l i z e r s , a n d 5 5 ^ ^ ’" r e V r y ^ . i M a g r i c u l t u r e o f F l o r i d a a n ti w a s o n e o f *n.1 description, to buy. fell and ricbang* real . . . . ., ... Iealate wltb full t«iw*r to pledge, mortgage or t h e e a r l i e s t t o g o i n t o t h e c u l t i v a t i o n Otherwise encumber aucb real and personal , , . , , , , property; to rent and Iniprote real ealate; to o f c e l e r y , u t o n e t i m e t h e c h i e f c r o p pi , nt. grow and market ail kind* of fruit* •ud vrgetablta; lo deal In citrus tree*, fruit o f th e S a n fo r d g a r d e n e r s . R e s i d e s , tree*, and plabte o f etery description; fo build. maintain and nperal* packing bouae* for tba h e S e r v e d O r a n g e c o u n t y in t h e s t a t e of parking frulta. and eegeiable* of , , . , ’ eeery iteeeiIptlon. to deal In lumber; to main l e g i s l a t u r e anti w a s a m a n o f i n f l u - tim tlore* and warebouaee for ibe purpvwe of dealing In general merchandlae. wholesale and e n c e in th e c o u n t y a n d s t a t e . retail, to manage tb* builne** of any person, persona. Arm, Irma, rorpreatlon or rorporitluta wbaieueeer, lo act aa agent for Insurance com panlra, and aa real eatat* broker* and •genii; to buy, aell. eirhangv and deal In hnnda aid erldeoroa o f Indebledne** of all kind* laaard by gueernmeatal authority, by Induatrial or com ­ mercial corporations or priest* Individuate. and th* atock* nf *11 corporation! for profit, either for the account, benefit or risk of thla corpor­ a l!'* or upon commission or upun a profit eharlng baala; and generally lo h u e all power V ln r i.la , , n- cewai ry n e e d fu l'o i deelrabl* for th* full and th e h lo r id a p e o p le f r o m o t h e r s t a t e s „ mpUt/ , ItrTlM ol right to .c t .* priori an ti t h e y w ill n e c e s n a r ily h a v e t o n a y f*41un*** or r**rrh»##r la «ny forn , . . Id th# trijaltltloa, tli*j*o*li|on. #DcuuiL>#rlEi£, r* s u c h in c r e a s e d p r i c e a s m a y b e d u e t o ur^aiiiting c»r of r##i, jvt grou p s w it h th e I n d ia n s becam e liv e s , h u n t e d a n d f i s h e d great to etl in h o r t i c u l t u r e n n d a g r i c u l t u r e . H e rrctor* . . at o n e t im e p u b lis h e d a v e r y u s e f u l T h *-general lo d g e w h ic h th e y c a lle d " A la c h u a ." ow n dow n p la n ta ­ t i o n s t o th e n o r t h w a r d . T h ese pu shed e d , p e a c e fu l a n d d o c ile e n o u g h M r s . W h i t n e r p la c e s t h e d n t e o f th e A la b a m a w ere v e r g la d e s , w h ere th e y n ow a re lo c a t­ t h e ir a n d d id b ecam e ARTICLE II. nature of th# tm-ine*. to he TRAMMELL WOULD PUT HIGHER TARIFF ON ALL CITRUS FRUITS K PROTECTION FOR FRUIT GROW­ ERS OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.. WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Senator Park Trammell, of Florida, Friday in­ th e t a r i f f b e in g p ln ce ti u p o n t h e s e p r o - •un* 1 * o it k i t: ill d u c t s n n d a r t i c l e s b y th e p e n d i n g t a r - 1 tp.* amount of -spiral Block of thla ror[iof. atton shall he Fifty Thousand Itollar*. (J-Vt. if f b ill. [Mil rail, dlelded Into fir* hundred 1500) shares S e n a t o r T r a m m e l l s t a t e s th n t a ll h e ef the par ralu* o f Da* Uuodred Dollars , , lioo.on , |wr shir* payable In lawful money of IS a d v o c a t i n g is t h a t F l o r i d a p r o d u c t s the United State* or In property, labor or eer- troduced in the senate nn amendment conto the pending emergency tariff bill, .m l .M u,trio, bo e iv o .'.h o to i^ovide for an increase in the duty s i d c r a t i o n th a t is e x t e n d e d t o th e o t h - il,t,Jr ■* » regular mrettug r* n * j for tb it purI-we. Provided, Itewerrf, lhat tbl# corporation on oranges, grapefruit, shaddocks a n d:er sections of the United States nnd ttiay Incrraa* Its capital alnck aa protlded by until It reach** * maximum o f Two Uun limes, similar to the increase propos- 8n>'s thnt he will insist upon his law dren Th*u»and Unllar* I300.000.00). ARTICLE IV. ed in the pending bill on lemons. Sen- ^amendment nnd nlso urge thnt the * _ . , . . . . i i . . . . i Tbe term for rtUleb tbe corporation aball ator Trammell in connection with his duty as proposed in the emergency '*H‘ t »bai i«- perpetual. amendment states that he does not j measure on long staple cotton, pea-' Tb* bu.iue« ofA|bl.ICwU^aUon ah.il be rtobelieve in the Republican idea of a 1nuts nnd other Florida products ‘lucted by tire i>r**j.ient. vtce-rmid*nt, s«,, t , f i#t»ry tml Trvivurrr* and a Hoard of I>tr#ru^a» high protective tariff, but that it a llo w e d t o s t a n d s n 'p r o p o s e d . l ■ the law pnitlde*. Tbe office of Secretary and Tgetaurer may be held by tbe same per would be very unfair to the people of Tha Director* aball b* elected by Ibe • . t . : lock bolder* at each annual meeting. All othhis state, for them to, have to -pay the i ^ h e e p a r e c o m i■n___ , g in t o S t . L u c ie eSIrora o f tbu rorporatlon aball b* elected I In c r e a s e d p r ic e on w h a t th e y h av e to c o u n t y , e x p e r im e n ts pu rch ase in g s a t i s f a c t o r y . o u ts id e of th e sta te on n c- count, of a high protective tariff n n d on the other hand have to sell the products produced in Florida without the advanatge in price that may re­ sult from such protection. He states lhat with a Republican congress it is inevitable that the policy of the pro­ tective tariff will prevail. If we are to have a high tariff Senator Trammell takes the position that the products and Industrie! o f his state should have a similar consideration given by a Republican congress to the products and the industries of other states. The pending emergency tar­ iff bill provides fob an average on wheat from ten to thrity cents per bushel; on flour from forty-five cents per barrel to twenty per cent on the cost price; com is advanced from the free list to fifteen cents pdr bushel; on rice the duty is made about double; wool' and all articles manufactured from wool are advanced from the free list to a high tariff. These products and articles are purchased largely by t JJfl w ith th e m p r o v - •unu* 1|r C . !«. P l a t t i m p o r t - by ti>* iinard of uirectora t i .* id .*? e^cb and eeery yenr, tt aura hour a* may be file d ed a few sheep last year to cxperi-iby uy-i.w* *r tbu rorpor.iion. but m*y ment with, nnd wns so well 1pleased U n til th# officer# #letted >'r >*«ra At the first Annual with the returns that he has import meeting aball be qualified, tb* bualneae et tbla rotpr.ratliHi shall te rondurled by tb* following ed a carlpad and released them on the officers; J. It. ItowiDio, Urealilent; II. A. Vlre Urralden!; 8. A. Hutcblti*, Secre­ open range near his place west of Coggtn. tary and Treatsrer nad J. D. Ilowman, II. A. Fcllsmere. He expets to run the Cogfln and 8. A. Ilutcblna aa tbe Hoard of Director*. sheep on the range with his cattle ARTICLE VI. Tbe big beet amount o f Indebtedness or lia­ and so secure the foliage and grasses bility lo which tbla corporation may at any which the cattle do not ctn. This in­ time aubjeet Itself shall h* Two Ilundred Thousand Dollar* (I3t0.0r0.00). dustry.' is attracting considerable at­ ARTICLE VII. Tbe namt* nnd residence! of tb* aotwcrlber* tention and it is likely that other cat­ hereto and tb* amount o f ntoek an toe rl bed nr* tle owners will follow the same plan. na follow# and tb* Mid abarea ar* hereby aubaertbed; NAME— RESIDENCE N a SHARES D. Bowman, Orlando. F b w l d t . F i f t y I). At a good roads meeting held in fl A. Ilutcblna, Orlando, Florida ............... Fir* It. A. Cog giro, Orlando, Florida . . . .Flea TE OF FLORIDA. y, • . . . . . IC COUNTY O C N T T OK OF O ORANGE: Ra N U E: I O r m « d w h ic h IB t o k n o w n SB t b e tin IbU day- .perwwally before me. . appeared .. r -.., r> j n j . , j* Notary fYibUc In and fur aald County nnd r .a s i u o a a t O o o d H o a d s A s s o c i a t i o n , fltnte duly amhoetsed. J. D itow m a , 11 *. ftntj „ __ , L , , , Coggla and B. * , Ilutcblna. well known to m« a c o m m i t t e e O f t h is a s s o c i a t i o n i to be the pereon* described la and who axaent_ 1 | | _ _ I1 r, ,, , , e-J lb* feregotng Charter end who e n b a rrlW win call upon Governor Hardee anditb* **me. ami me/ ** eerally acknowledged be ftwe me that they executed and antweri. ed tb* the officers of the state road depart­ aame for tb* roe* and pttrpooe* therein exJ. J, ment at Tallahassee some time- in January to find out if itossible just what funds wil be available for East Coast roads. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I bee* brrecato **f my band and o f O d t l seal tbto 30th day of December. A. D. 1020. (SNAL) n . M. VOORHIB, Notary r*bDe, Stele o f Florida at Lnrg*. My rommlroloct expire* Sept. 23, 1934. 12-34-4we ( t ar Tlaal Dlaoharg*) 00* hundred tfaeuand dollar! (4100,009.(XI|, County Judgo, Somlnol* County, Bee lira 7.—NAM E!, RESIDENCE! AND SUBlin t* of riirida B C B im O N OF IN0 0 R F O R A T O !A U r* Eatat* of Edward n igglaa. Ban ford. D a ........ |5t,0O0.K) WM. 8. BALDWIN. Jamro K. HIggtn*, Sanford, FlA . . . . 100.08 Nolle* la baroby glean, to all whom It may Adelaida Hlgftn*. B u fo rd . Fla........... 100.00 concern, thnt os tb* 18th day nf January. A. Section A — SEAL— D. 1930, | aball apply to tb* Honorable K. F. Tb* Mel o f thte corporation obeli b# a rtresIlonabolder, Judge o f ak|d Court, aa Judge of tar Impression a u a p bearing In th# c u t e r th* Probate, for my final dlacbart* aa Executor o f orda "B EAL 1891" and around tb* clrcuut­ tb* eelxt* of Wm, 8. Raldwtn. deceased; tad terance tb* word* "E dw ard Hlgglna, larorporthat it Ibe Mm* time I will pr*Mnt my final a ted," accounts aa Executor o f aebl cetete. and aak BTATE OF FLORIDA, for their approiaL COUNTY OF BRMIN0LR. SB.: Dated Nortmber 11th, A. D. 1930. Before me, u officer duly author lead to tak* J. E. PACE. •eknowtedgamaatn o f deads,, persona (1/ cam* II n o t e Executor. Edward Hlgglna, Jamro K. Hlgglna, and Adalaid* n iggla *. and each acknowledged tba fore­ n t h e c im c u r r c o u r t o r t h e i e t e n t h go! ag to be bln and bar gaaalna algiatnr* to JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF tb* charter o f lldward Hlgglna, Incorporated. FL0K1DA, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Wltnroa my hand u d officia l aval tbto IJlk C0UMTT.— IN CHABCERT. day o f Dec* to bee, A. D. 1830. rbn Mctllll, Complainant, IB BAI.) C L A U D ! P, COUCH, tl. Notary rabllc. dlth McGill. Defendanr. My commission expires Noe. IS, 1833. . CITATION. o Edith McGill, care o t Lettle Hlmmceta. M l W, M. CATO RAH. Eoatl*. Fl*. 18-flte Marlin Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania It appearing from an affidavit filed la thla suae that you are a non resident o f tbe Slat* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. BEVENTH JUDI­ CIAL CIRCUIT. BZKIN0LE COUKTT, f Florida; that your place of residence la FLORIDA.— IN CHANCERY art of l-olllt Blmmlna, M l Martin BtrMt, hlUJelphla. Ponntylvanls; thnt you nr* over be age of twenty-on* year*, and tb it there F. Lalng, Joined by bar husband aid n ait no one In IU* Hint* o f Florida lb* avrvtr* of friend, J. E. L aU f, Complainants. •nbpoena upon whom would bind you, tba laid T*. dllb McGUI, . -J. Cates. J. J. Cairo Compaaf, Incorporated, Therefor*, you ar* hereby ordered and r»a Florida corporation. Annl* C. Wood bridge. olred no tb* 7tb day of February. A. I). 1931. A lter! G. Eaves, Calvin A. Pnagv. Georg* B. o appear to lb* bill o f romplalal exhibited Morfon. William T. Nash, and all unknown galaal yon la tbla cause, otherwise a decree devisees, brlra u d granleea. or olber*, eUlmro coofvaeo will b* entered agelnat you os tsg ender Albert G. Eaves, Calvin A. I'oage, aid date George It, Morton sod William T. Nash, DtIt la further ordered that tbla nolle# be pubfeodaata. abed In [tie Hanford Herald onre > week (or CITATION our weeks. WITNEAH iny band SDd tba seal o f Mid To Albert G. Saves, rtsldearo unknown: Cal­ vin A. Pong*, rroidenro unknowns Georg* BVurt on tbla the 23rd day of December, A. I>. Morion, rrolderxc* unknown; William T. 820. Nasb, rrotdear* unknown; tba nnknown (HEAL) E. A. DOUOI.ASS, brlra. devisee*, legate**, graates*. or other Clerk o t Circuit Court. claimants under Albert G. Ear**, Calvin A. Rem ind* County, Florid*. Prog*. Georg* n. Morton and Wllllem T. EO. A. PeCOTTEIJ, Nsab, and fp any u d all other partial claim­ .Solocltov aid of Couwel for Complainant. ing any Interest 1* and lo tbo tellowtag A* 19-atc •rrihed lands altoated In Bern tool# Coonty. rtertda. to-w lt: nr THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH Beginning at tha Booth w rit corner o f tb* JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 0T FLORIDA. IN Northwest quarter o f Section 31, Township 19. AND rt)R SEMINOLE C0UNTT. (tenth o f Range 31 East, ran North 1.27 chains. — IN CHANCERY. East 9 40 Chains, to tbe right of-way of tb* S. Claude It. Stons, Complalaaut, and L Railroad, thence Southwesterly on lb* Wevt side of tb* said railroad rlghl-of-tray to Florence Roller fltona. Defends*!. Ibe Baal llro o f tha Sanford Graot, lbs nr* CITATION. To Florence lloalrr Stone. lUildtuc* Unkuewn: Booth 23 degree* West on Mid line to tb* ftenlb line of tb* N orthw nt Quarter of Sec­ . It appearing from an affidavit filed la tkl* ranae lhat yon are a non resident of tb* Rtat# tion I t , Township 18. Booth of Rang# 31 o f Florida; that your place o f residence ta un­ East, thrnro West lo lb* point of beginning. known: that you nr* over (he age of twenty- Containing Five Acres, more or toss: It appearing from tb* sworn bill ot coed plaint one year*, aid that (bare la no out la tb* Slat* o f Florida tba service o f a tubpogna upon whom filed In thla caoao sgalsst. you. that yon haeu would bind you. tbu laid Florence notice Rtoua. or claim some Internet In tb* land* berntnabor* Therefor*, you arc hereby ordered a id ve­ described, therefore, you, tbo eald Albert 0 . in 1red on (b* 7th day o f March. A. D. I8t l , to Cairo, Calvin A. I’ oage, Georg* D. Morion and appear to th* bl)l o r rotqplalnl aifalbltad against William T. Nash ar* hereby required lo be and you tn thla cans*, otherwise a decree pro ro%- appear before oar H id Circuit Court, at tbe feeao will be entered agalaat yon on laid date. Coart II oom In Sanford. Fterida, on tb* 7tb day It 1* further ordered that thla notice bo pub­ o f Marcb, A. D, 1821, and then and tbere lished In lb* Sanford Herald one* a week for make answer to tb* bill o f complaint exhibited against yon, otherwise a decree pro ronfeeso eight weak*. WITN Frit my hand and t^e teal o f u M will be entered against you. And any and nil other parties claiming any Court on this tho l«tb day o f December, A. I). right, till* or Interest In and lo th* land* bare1930. Inahoto described under, by or tbrongb Albert (REAL) E. A. DOUGLAS*. O. Eaves. Calvin. A, I’oage, George II. Morton, Clark o f Circuit .Court. Bata tool# C oolly, Florida. William T. Nsab, or otherwise, art bereby re­ quired to b e . and appear before our Mid Cir­ GEO. A. DaC0TTE8L J cuit Oonrl. at tb# Court lions# tn Sanford, Solicitor and o f Counsel for Complainant. Florida, on tb* 4th day o f April. A. D. 1921. IS Ote. **d then and there make answer to (h* bill o f complaint exhibited against aald ntknown par­ NOTICE TO CREDITOR! tite. otherwise a decree pro ronfroeo w ill be In Court of tb* Conaty Judge. Bemlnola Cetus- entered against aald nnknown partite. ty,. State o f Flarlda It la ordered that this nolle* be published In la r* Estate o f tb* Sanford Herald, a newer*per published la A. E. r n i u p s , ftemlqol# County, Florida, one* a week for T* all Cradlter*. Locate**, DistrlknUu u d all eight week* a* to th* known partita defend­ Farasas haring Claim* or Demand! against ant. and one* a week for twelve week* aa to M id Estate! the nnknown partle* defendant. You, and aacb at you, ar* hereby notified Witness my band tnd Ut* seal of tb* eald end requ ired to peu*eu> u y elelme u d de Circuit Court on thla ibe 10th day o f Dectmmends whlrh yoo. or either o t you. mag bar* her. A. D. 1890. against the estate o f A. R. Philip*, deroaaed. (BEAL) ' E. A. DOUGLASS, late o f Seminole County, n o r bis. to tb* no Clerk o f tbo Ctrcalt Court. derstrned Risen tor o f eald Mtate, within two Be ml nol* County. Fterida. year* from tb* date hereof. GEORGE O. HERRING, Dated. Nor. 11th. A. D. 1930. Solicitor and Counsel for Oomptatnante. U R. PHILIPS, is-tat* 1112 41c Executor, In Court of NOTICE TO CREDITORS la Ceurt at th* O o u ty Judge. Bern India Ceuaty, Ita to o f Florida I* n Estate ut HENRY LAN DON. To *1) Creditors, Lawn lees. Distribute** u d *11 f u s s a x kariag Claim* ar Demuda agalaat aald Batata 1 Yoa, u d aarb o f y6u, are hereby notified and required ta present any claims and de manda which yen. or either * f you. may bar* •gainst the rotats o f IIUTy loadou. deceased, lata o f flemteole Conaty. Fterida. tavtbe n deralgned Risen toe o f u l d rotate, wttht* two year* from tb* date hereof. Dated, Noe. llth , A. D. ItSO. 111391c . 1 • r, n. lunnn, Exoeutor. The only wsy to make a success of Jifo is to help make other people suc­ cessful—unite’ with them in the Her­ ald Want Ads. la Um Clromit Court. Saeoatb Judicial Circuit o f tb* State at Florida, la and far Sesall l l i County. IN CHANCERY.—RILL TO ESTABLISH AND QUIET TITLE G. R. Redd, Cample Inant, cording to Uw I I I deed will Iron* Ibtroro m (he loth day of Febniary, A. D. 1921. Wltnraa toy o ffic ia l' elgnaiufe and seal ikk tbe 3rd day of January, A. 1). 1821. E- A. DOUGLAB3. Clerk Clrcnlt Ooarl Seminole Count; rh, Ry K. II. WILSON. II. C. 2i-ntc I* fha Circuit Court, Baeantb Judicial Circuit *f I t e State of Florida, la u d far * Bamlaola County IN CHAN CERT— BILL TO ESTABLISH G O QUIET TITLE. G,1 D. Head; Complainant, en. Charle* E Hattelle. et al. Defendanla. ORDER OF SERVICE BY PUBLICATION. To ell parlies claiming Interest* under Xnaua A. Crutcher, deceased. T. Fl. Cnbnr.nlw, de­ ceased; Edward Graddtck, decelaed, ft f, Gltreraa. deroaaed. and J. S. Moor*, deeeroed, and ALL PARTIES claiming an tatrrvst. In Ibe following described properly sltesl* lo Seminole Conaty, Florida, to-wlt: HW 1-4 of Section 10; tuts 4 and C Is Sec­ tion 12; All o f fractional flection 15; Isis 1 I and 3 and tbe flW 1-4 of NE 1-4, the S l l of NE 14 of NW 14. lb* HE 1-4 #f NW 1-4 and NE 1-4 o f BW 1-4 of flection 14: th* N 11 o f Ihe BW 1-4 of flection IT: N 1-9 of Ibe'SW 14 of (be NB 1-4 end tb* NB 1-4 of NW 14 af SB 1-4 o f flection 91; tb# NB 1-4 o f.tb * NE 14 o f tb* NB 1-4, tb* Booth 4 a ere* o f tb* East 11 ■ere* or the NE 1-4 of NB 1-1. tb* B M tf tb* NE 1-4 and the E 1-2 o f tb* RE 14 tf Nee Hon 23; tbe W 1-3 o f th* BW 1-4 of Beettea 23; th* B 1 3 o f th* BW 1*4 o f tb* NW 14 (W B. 20 acres o f lot 1) and all o f Iota 3 aid 4 to Beelloo 34; the flW 1-4 of the BW 1-4 of teetiro » ; tbe E 1-3 o f the NE 1-4and lbs I 4 acres o f tb* NW 1-4 o f tb* NE 14 •( flec­ tion 27; Ibe N 1 2 of the HE 14 o f Beetles 31; the BW 1-4 of NW 1-4 sod tba NW 14 sf the RW 14 o f flection 13; 8 acre* square la tka NWt corner o f th* NW 1-4 o f lb* NB 14 af tba NE 1 4 , and tba BW14 o t tb* BW 14 of tbe 8W 1 4 pf Bee. 34. all lo Twp. 28 B. Rg* » Ssel Alao all that part o f tbq N 1-3 lylag /tenth af £erootoekattfal* Creek, tn Beetle* 7; and 4k* NE 1-4 Of th* NB 14 *nd tb* NB 14 at Ik* BB 14 o f flection 11, In Township 11 ioxlk. Range 33 Eatl. And,- alao tb* follawlag lets la those certain subdivisions s f tba HR 14 sf tbe NE 14 of flection 31 In Towns!-Ip S (tenth, Rsngt 32 E u t, known a* Whltrewk** first snd second kddltlona to fleoaea, ets: lots «- 7. fl. 9.Id, It, 13. 13. 18 snd IT In block I. Tol* fl. 0.10, 12. IS. 14„ IS. 16, IT sod II t* block J. I.ots 3. 4. 5. fl. 7. fl, 9. 10. II. 12. IX 14. IS. IS.IT IB. 19 and20 In block 1. lets L 2. fl. 7. fl.9. 10. n , 17, 14, tfl, 19 and 30 I* block 4. Lota a. 4. 11, 14. 18. Ifl. 17. 11. S 7k 24. In block 3. lola fl. fl. 7. fl. 9. 10. II. I I IE Ifl. 17. Ifl. 24 and 2fl In block fl.Lois 7. • ». 10. 11. 12. 12. 14. 13, 10. IT. ID. 10. 20. 31 sad 23 In Muck T, and lota 1 tn 24, Inclusive, t o Ing all o f block 8. It Is bereby ordered that you appear I* tto Rill o f (template t filed herein a ga lu t yon to 111* above, rail (led cause on lb# Baeenlb da; af Marrb. A. D. 1921; and "T b * Hanford Her■14" la hereby designated aa tb* newer# pet ll which thla order aball be pnbllahad onre I week far twelr* consecutive weeks. Witness my band and aesl o f office this I3tk day o f November, A. D. 1930. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLAS*. (left. 11-19 I2tr t Dy V. E. DOUGLASS. D. 0IN T1IB CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ir T J flT * JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, Of AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY.— nf CHANCERY William M. Woodcock. Complaisant, Tho Unknown Ilelre, Legatees, Devisees. Gtxatees or olber claimant* nndtf S. M. WUN more, deceived, ote., Defendanla. CITATION To tb# unknown belro, legatees, daelaeee, P ‘ ** lees, or otbar claimant* under 1, M. Whit­ more. deroaaed, and to any aad all riter perron* or parties cislm log eny right, BU» or Interest la sarf to tb* fallowing deocribos laad In Seminole County, Florid*, more psftlcnlarly described aa fallow*, to w tt: Tb* Beet half o f tbu Northeast Quarter at tb* Ncrtbwrot Quarter a f tb* Northeast Qtafter o f tb* Bonthwrot Quarter a f Barilo* *• o f you ar* hervby required to b* aad for* our Circuit Court a t tM Oaurt D m m » flanford. Florida, on tb a 4Lb day o f April. A. R 1891. and the* u d tkar* W i l u e w u r to w M l u f flump totot fltod agxtoflt jflB. Otbwwlto ■ decree pro ronftaao will to Mtorod. It to ordered that tkl* notice t o * U * lUafsrd 'Herald, t sewvpaper published »• ruRtic To: Lory Morton Wllmore, Sarah U Jenktao. flsmtool* county, Florida, owe* * ’ week w .. 7 Chart** C. Warwick. le w is Lapoaro*. Charlro twelve weeks. W 1TN ES3 my bead u d th* *m 1 s f tto •*»« Alexander. Trank Daniel, and C. C. Crown, Ctrrzll Ooort on tki# lick 6*7 o f ** whose places o f reetdsnro a re nnknown. It la bersby ordered tbat^yon appear to tba D. IDO, (B1AL) U. A. DOUGLAS!. bill af complaint filed herein against yon la Clerk o f tto Otreult CMsrt. Ibe above entitled ranro on tb* 2Mh day of Bemlaol* County, Ftortd*. January, A. D. 1921, and "Tbe Btnfofd Her­ ___ __ . t . ald" la bersby design* I d ax tbe Newspaper OEO. A. DoOOTTBB. Solicitor ud of Oosaoal far Omptetoaat^ In which this order shall be published ernes a week foe eight (S) roosocullv* weeks. Witness my band and act I o f ofrico tbla 18th day at November, A. D. 1820. The United States imported duriitf (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS? Charles E. Rat Iail*, ot' al., DtfBMaol*. Clerk. the fiscal year ending June 30, 1020, a total of 690,000 bales o f cotton, vil* ued at $159^18,000 from Egypt. • Try a herald Want A d .--]t pays. ll-18-Stf_________By v . R. * DOUG LIBS, n. & * Y 1 f- . . ■, ' #• f — ' • *4. I:" ^ 4‘ f ----------- — r �• — * *-% -- , —«•.=. ; v* .i - ; i.i ;* ; **• • •I i THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY^ JANUARY 14,1921 COURT OPENS I AMERICANIZATION CLASS • THIS MORNING WITH OF THE WOMAN’S CLUB if JUDGE HORNE IN CHAIR COST OF RENT FUEL AND LIGHT IS MUCH GREATE l i:: This class waB organized early in tho summer with the understanding that it would begin in the early fall but the University of Florida was not able to secure the speakers as soon as wished. The following speakers have been secured fo r the course: Mrs. Cotroan, president o f the Arkansas League of Women Voters; Mrs. McMahon of New York, a nationally-known suf­ frage worker, and Dr. Sparks, presi­ dent o f tho Pennsylvania State Col­ lege. These speakers will give In all six lectures. Dr. Sparks wilj give the first address. For the Women’s .Club to bo able to secure this course it was necessary for them to guarantee an attendance of at least twenty-five at each meet­ ing of tho class. The regular class work will consist of six meetings with a definite assignment o f differ­ ent parts of the government Of the United States, state, county and city. Aa the women are newly enfranchised voters, it wijl especially appeal to them. There ia no fee, except twenty-five cents for -the bulletin and a very small assessment for books. The class will have its initial meet­ ing Thursday afternoon at the Women’s Club at 3:30 o'clock at which 'time tho general workings of the course will be explained, the bulletins given out and the dates that the speakers arc available announced. Date, January 13th, at 3:30 at the Women’s Club. This Is not only fo r club members but anyone that would be Interested. Table of Lessons Foreword; Method to be followed in the study o f lessons. Analysis of the powers of govern­ ment Lesson 1— A Preliminary View of) the Field of Study.' lesson 2—Legislative Department of tho National Government Lesson 3— Legislative Department of the State Goevrnment Lesson 4— Government of Munici­ palities. Lesson 5— Executive Department of tho National Government Lesson G— Executive Department of the State Government Lesson 7—Judicial Branch'of Gov­ ernment— National and SUte. Lesson 8—Powers Delegated to Congress, Denied Congress and De­ nied States. Lesson 0—Suffrage, Homesteads and Exemptions, Married Women. Leason 10—Elections and the Party System. Lesson 11—The General Election Law of Florida. Lesson 12— Problem of City Gov­ ernment. G. W. Bailey, E. N. Sutton, A. S. HawJudge P crknis, o f D eL an d , T o o kina. 111 to Preside a t ThlB The'following could not be found in the county, or were excused by the Session. Court: Chae. B. Searcy, L. M. Lu n0T V E R Y L A R G E D O C K E T cas, A. E. Sjoblom, W. E. Hawkins, T. U-Cushing. _ . g,m al M urderesses May Take On motion of Hon. Davhl f^hdltz, W ‘ i ’ p Time lot Several state's attorney, the regular venire is Weeks hereby quashed and the cloffc of this c o u r t o r d e r e d to issue a special ve(Krom Tuesday’* Daily) nlre of. 36 to be summoned from the Circuit Court opened this momltfjr body of the County of Seminole, made - * ■' with Judge ”Horne ------"*o f returnable at 2 o'clock, p. m., Janu­ ,t 10:00 o’clock " r P presiding and SUtei Attorney ary 11th, A. D. 1921. juptr The court then sounded the civil I n*rii I -IJ Sholtz chnltz ,, o f Daytona in charge Judge Perkdocket anA set the several cases for of the slate’s business, h. s been ill for some time and hearing. ‘ 0D1ble to appear at this session] Tho Sheriff her* rctumed the of court much to the Tegret at his .Special Venire, and the following anI friends and Governor .Hardee ,aent swered to their names, to-wit: J. M. Judge Horne to preside. Judge Home Long, A : M. Adams, D. C. Robb, J. C. k u many friend*'here and in other Moffett, A. VanNess, W. W. Long, C. IJJJu 0f the sUte and the interests C. Woodruff, R. W. Hines, R. R. Rob­ erta, S W Swope, G W Messenger, G rfth* it®1* ®nd connty w111 ** *n under hia jurisdiction. Sheriff W. Bailey, J. C. Ellsworth, J. H. C$ws L y Rand was also in charge o f his an,- Steen Nelson, L. M. Tyre, J. L xAnof the court for the first time derson, J. H. Lee, W. D. Hoolchan, J. his election end taking his office C. Hall, R. C. Maxwell, W. C. Hill, E. N. Sutton, A. S. Hawkins, G. W. Cul­ Ion the first of January. pepper, J. D. Evans, E. TT Haines, G. The selection of the grand Jury wiU D. Hart, J. D. Dossey, J. F.. Bales, be accomplished this afternoon and, the court will be ready to grind to -'S e th Woodruff, A. B.^Wallace, Geo. morrow morning on the larger cases. C. Chamberlain, J. R. Richards, T. D. * There were only -a few cases on **' the McCuller, J. 0 . Huff; The court here had the entire _-36 fWI docket when court opened this jurors sworn Voir Dire, and the court moniinK nm ong them being the folalso 'questioned them as to their eli­ ,0Wing: f Vf Cates Crate „Company vs. J. M. gibility tp serve as jurors at this Bremer and R. B. Monroe, damage term o f court. Tho court here drew from the box wit. * * the names of 18 persons to serve as' D. Davis vs. R. B. Monroe and R. Grand Jurors for the term, to-wit: H. Griper, damage suit. A. B. Wallace, G. W. Bailey, W? C. James H. Bryce vs. Atlantic TlmHill, C. W. Culpepper, J. C. Ellsworth, berland Company, damage suit Welmh Furniture Company vs. D. J. O. Huff, J. H. Cowan, J. C. Mdffett,' A. S. Hawkins, Seth Woodruff, J. F. A. Caldwell & Sons, damage suit.’ Jacobs & Co. vs. 0. P. Swope. Lond Bales, D. C. Robb, J. D. Evans, C. C. Woodruff, L. M. Tyre, J. M. Long, G. Company, dam age suitD. Hart, A. VanNess. There will be at least two murder * Mr. C. F. Prevntt, was here sworn cases to come before this session o f the court an,d ns there Is an Impos­ nrf bailiff of the Grand jury. The grand jury after being sworn ing array o f legal Client gathered according to law, retired to theic here from this and ^adjoining coun­ ties there will be some sharp tilts be­ room in charge of their bailiff to se­ tween them and mufch forensic dis­ lect One of (heir number as foreman and one o f their number as clerk. play. Th'e grand jury hero entered open court and announced that they had se­ i Ffom W«dn*«S*7 , l D »llr) lected Charles Clerk Woodruff, ns The Circuit Court In and for the foreman, and William Charles Hill, as County of Seminole, State of Flordia, Clerk. convened on the 11th day of January, The Grand Jury were here instruct­ ‘‘l&st. at 10 o’clock a: m.. Present': ed by the court as to their duties, and His Honor, Mnllory F. Home, Judge the law, after which they retired to presiding, and with David Sholtx, their room In charge of their bailiff prosecuting attorney tot the state, to consider Buch matters as may come and V. K. Douglass, deputy clerk and before thqm. C. M. Hand, sheriff, in atendance. Tho following resolution was here The following executive order was presented to the court by Attorney filed: Geo. A. DcCottes, who asked that the STATE OF FLORIDA same be spread upon the minutes of Executive - Department this court. ‘ • Whrreas, it has been made official­ In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial ly known to me that Hon. James W. Circuit, in and for Seminole County, Perkins, Circuit Judge in and for the State of Florida, fall term, A. D. 1920. Serenth Judicial Circuit pf the State (B 7 T it A u «ci»U 4 f n u l of Florida, is at present unable by In Memoriam: SAN DIEGO, Jsn. 12.— Attempt reason of sickness to preside and hold ALEXANDER KENCIHN POWERS to esUbllih now. continenUl airplane Whereas, The Divine Ruler o f the speed record San Diego to Jackson­ that certain term of Circuit Court to be held in the County o f Seminole of Universe in His infinite Wisdom has ville, .Fla., will be nude February 21 uid Circuit on the eleventh day of called from his earthly "labors Ale**, by Lieut. W. B. jjoncy, plan on mak­ January, A. D. 1921. ander. Kenchln Powers, a member of ing only one stbp, Fort Worth, Tex., Now Therefore, I, Cary A. Hardee, this bar, and, on two thousand mile dash. Coney Whereas, this is the first term of said Jie would leave here sundown of by virtue of the authority vested in me as Governor of the State of .Fieri- the Circuit Court of Seminole County, twenty-first qnd fly all night, landing da, do hereby designate, assi^ti and Florida, convened since the death of at 'Fort Worth, eleven and one-half appoint the Hon. Mailofy F. Horne, thq said ’A lyander Kcnchin Powers, hours. ExptcU tod fly from Fort Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit in and, Worth to Jacksonville In nine and and for the State o f Florida, to preWhereas, for many years Alexan­ one-half hours. * ^ ildc as Judge of the Seventh Judicial der Kcnchin Powers actively practic­ Circuit of Florida, for said term, of ed his profession at Sanford, Florida, W. B. 'Coney Is the brother o f II. Court to be held in .the County of and, B. Coney o f this city and formerly re­ Seminole, of said Circuit, commencing Whereas, the members of the Bar sided here when tho parents o f, the on the nth day o f January, A. D. of this Circuit and the court deem it Coney boys had a farm on the east 1921. The said Mallory F, Home be­ appropriate that a suitable resolution side on Celery avenue. W. B. Coney ing hereby vested with all and singu­ be spread upon the minutes o f this joined tho army at the early outbreak lar jhe powers of Circuit Judge o f and Court regarding^the death of the said of the war, taking up aviation and for said Seventh Judicial Circuit of Alexander Kenchln Powers. made a fine record In hla chosen pro­ Florida^during the continuance o f the Therefore Be It Resolved, by the fession. After tho armistice had been *sid term of court to be held as afore- Court and the members of the bar of signed he decided to stay with the Mid in the county o f Seminole on the this Circuit that in the death of the game and since thnt time he has made 6^y nforcsui<). said Alexander Kenchin Powers the several good records for speed and In Testimony Whereof, 1 have here­ Bar has lost a valued member of the altitude. He will receive a warm welcome in unto set nry hand and caused the legal profession and an individual personal friend, and, Jacksonville when ho completes his Great Seal o f the State o f Florida to Bo It Further Resolved, that in re­ trip and especially since he is recog­ ** nffixed at Tallahasiee, the Capl- L spect to the memory of the sold Al­ nized as a former resident o f this 1°!. this the. 7th day o f January, A. exander Kenchln Powers the court be state. D .1921. requested to take an adjournment for (SEAL) CARY A. HARDEE, • Governor. the day and that the clerk be ordered CONVICTED OF MURDER fo set aside a page in the minute by ihe Governor, Attest: book for the inscription of this reso­ H. CLAY CRAWfcORD, GREENVILLE, S. C., Jan. 10.— lution, and, Socreta^ of State. At midnight last night the jury in Be It Further Resolved, that a copy the case o f Hugh T. Bramlett, Court was opened and called to orof this resolution be, furnished to the charged with the murder o f his der by Sheriff C. M. Hand, In accordwife and family o f the deceased and mother-in-law, Mrs. Lou McHugh, in Wee with law. to the press for publication. June, 1919, returned a verdict of The sheriff having made the return GEO. A. DeCOTTES, guilty, with‘ recommendation! to the. of the regular venire the following anTHOS. EMMET WILSON, mercy of the co u r t/' Thle sentence "wered to their names, to-wit: A. E. F. HOUSHOLDER, automatically calls for a sentence o f Vm N'cbs, C. F. Bales, A. B. Wallace, SCHELLE MAINES, life imprisonment Notice o f a mo­ U. Hoolchan, W, H. Luther, J. C. v Committee, tion fo r a new trial was glvan by J*11. F. B. Adams,’ R. B. Lynch, W. Whereupon Hon. Mallory F. Horne, counsel for iKe defense- I f this is re­ JJ- c ulp, R. L. Wheeler, D. C. Robb, C*o. A. Speer, C. W, Culpepper, R. R. judge presiding * t thle term of this fused, sentence will probably be pass­ “ o^rts, J. D. Evans, Geo, C. Chtm- Court, ordered an adjournment of this ed today. wrlftin, Geo. T, Peters, J^H. Cowan, Court to 9:30 o'clock A. M. VJpdn'osTypewriters, .typewriter ribbons, Higgins, E, T. Haines, C. C. day, January 12th, A. D. 1921, in adding machines, addin g. machine woodruff, Steen Nelson, J. C. *MofJ- T- Long, W. W.. Long, J. C. Memoriam o f Alexander Kcnchin paper and office auppliej o f ell kinds |at the Herald office. fc“ «worth, S. W. Swope, A. H. Fuller, Powers. • ‘ *7 f. -• . . ii. c. 1 l : STILl/ . c l i m b i n g FOR THE AVERAGE SIZED FAMILY WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.— Expend­ itures of the ayearge American fam­ ily, for rent, fuel and light not only resisted but ran counter during the last six months o f 1920 to' the general tendency toward lolver level of prices, It was Shown today In figures com­ piled by the department o f labor’s bureau o f labor sUtiStics. The figures mad qpublie cover ex­ penditures by average families in only eight citieq—Baltlmire, Cleve­ land, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Oakland and Seattle, but the wide territorial range was accepted as giving the figares mote than local significance. The average coat o f living in the eight cities at the .beginning o f the new year was 99.2 per cent over the average cost in 1914, while at the end of last June It was 115.1 per cent. Using the 1914 cost as a base perccnUge Increased cost of the various items making up the average, family budget in th e . eight cities were as follows, In June and December: Food, June 110.9; December, 75.6. Clothing, June 191.3; December, 159.6. Housand, June 41.6; December, 49.6. Fuel and light, 'June 57.6; December, 79.0. Furniture and furnishings, June 191.8; tleceraber, 181.9. The percentage increase In the cost of living in the eight cities over tho 1914 coqt were given as follows for June and December, respectively: Baltimore, 114J3 and 96.8; Cleve­ land, 116.8 and 104; Chicago, 1J4.6 and 03,3; Detroit, 13d and 118.6; New York, 119.2 and 101.4; Philadelphia, 113.6 and 100.7; San Francisco and Oaklind, 96 and '35.1 and Seattle, 110.5 and 94.1. Lies in the direction of Economy, Saving Your Mdney, Depositing U In the Bank where it will draw interest and keep you In comfort In th ededinlng years of your life. And a Bank Account maims yon in­ dependent/ gives you a standing in your commnmty, give* yon chance to develop the resources that lie at hand ready for the asking. A ll of these things are yours when you bring your money to us for a Savings Account. COME IN AND TALK IT OVER. fes Dank Judge J. E. Andrews has been re­ elected to succeed himself .as a mem­ ber of the board of supervisors of the North St. Lucie Rlycr Drainage Dis­ trict and the large holders expressed |\ themselves well pleased with tho pro­ gress which has been made in the work of getting Hie drainage project (■ 7 Tkt 1 1— totoJ rtw a ) under way, at a meeting o f the land CLEVELAND, Jan. 11.— Two men owners o f the drainage district held are dead from bums, egiht persons, in Fort Pierce recently. including three women were injured Premier Lloyd George, as chairman when fire swept the Chestnut -Hotel of the British cabinet’s finance com­ here lrist night. Soverll persons were mittee, has instructed the army and reported^ missing. Tho injured were navy departments to reduce their fig­ ures by half. .A lso that the total hurt in leaping from the second story nntionnl expenditures for 1921 must windows. Life nets were spread by be held as near 1150,000,000 pounds as firemen but In the smoke nad dark' ness-several missed the nets. possible. CHESTNUT HOTEL IN CLEVELAND IS* DESTROYED, FIRE You Can Get It Done Right Here In Sanford—Just as You Want It Done AUTOMOBILE PAINTING AND UPHOLSTERING WELL FLY TO JAX VY They Go Out Looking New The New Automobile Tops BUT THEY- PLACE CAME L O O K IN G IN T O OLD OUR A R E H A N D S O M E , L IG H T , G R A C E ­ AND FUL A N D A B SO LU TELY W E A T H ­ S E E D Y A N D D IS R E P U T A B L E . N O ER O N E W A N T S T O O W N O R D R IV E TONE A L O O K IN G A N D AFFO RD PER FECT PROTEC- UNNECESSARY T IO N . A G A I N S T S U D D E N S T O R M D IS R E P U T A B L E CAR, A N D IT S PROOF. AND TREY VALUE ADD TO BOTH A US W H E N Y O U C A N H A V E US P A IN T O R G L A R IN G S U N . A N D F IN IS H Y O U R P U T O N E O N Y O U R M A C H IN E . IT W I L L T A K E B U T L IT T L E T I M E CAR N E W F O R L IT T L E M O N E Y . L IK E HAVE CAR Our Prices «are Very Reasonable Our Work is Guaranteed Telephone -112 Sanford Heights �#■* . •j. ’r,- -'-'' iV-fMjH ..MiTlfc. ' H.-.* f f e -v*«£5 ^ 5 i-v THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY; JANUARY 14,1921* K v - PROTECTION OF GAME PERSONAL NOTES IMPORTANT CONFERENCE B URGED AT MEETING IN COURT HOUSE LAST NIGHT v IN SANFORD RUBE ALLYN r REFUSES TO MAKE STATEMENT I. D. Martin, who arrived in the rrram S«tartar’* Dtllj) Miss Lillian Goodyear o f Harris- , city from his old home in .Connectlburg, Pa., is spending some time with ^ a f ew days ago, states that it has H. P. Latsbaugh and family, 615 M a g -'bccn a remarkably warm winter in W h en the b od y begins to uolia avenue. ,his native state. ,M r ., Martin lived and m ovem ent becomes painful fa --------j here fo r several years and expect* to is usually an indication that tU The committee on Comity o f the Miss Mildred Braddock left y e s -|8pcntj the winter in and around San- kidney* are o a t o f order. Keen' Calvtinistic Churches in Florida will hold a meeting in Sanford Thursday, terdny for her home in Palmetto ford, He is receiving a warm wel- tbese organ* healthy by tik S January 27. This will bring a group after spending the past week with comc from hos jnany friends. of the church leaders of the state to Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Holly. Cleveland JacobffM)f Chuluota has Sanford to discuss methods o f co-op­ been added to the sheriff's staff and eration In church work and to work Mrs. W. L. Dortic has arrived in C t > s u i:s will look after the outside work of out plans to prevent overehurching .he cl.y (ton. Augusta, Ga. and I. offlM c|e, e|„ d h„ msvcd to Tba world's standard remedy for the small towns. .he guest uf her IntUter-ln-law and „ d |hu m, „ y (rlcnd, *rer, b ltd to ’and uric add troehE The following prominent church h a m * due* ItM . Taka rsguUttj^ sister, Mr. atid Mrs. J. T. Allen at glad to have him here. Connor Will­ hasp ia gogd_health. In thre* i l i n ,* leaders are expected: their horde on Laurel avenue. iamson, formerly chief deputy . fo r reptsMot^ Drs. L. E, McNair, R. W. Edwards, Mr. Hand, will serve in that capacity and G. B. Waldron, of Jacksonville. Mrs. J. T. Allen and sister, Mrs. Dr. T. P. Walton and George Mason W. T. Dortic, of .Augusta, Ga., ware 'again and have charge of .the office of Tampa. the dinner guests on Thursday o f Sir. here. Dr. B. B. Bigler, of SL Augustine. and Mrs. S. S. Ilnrkcy, at tl/eir LANDIS, FISH A HULL The many friends of W. E. ScogRev. Watson L. Lewis, o f Daytona. home on Sanford Heights. Mrs. Dor­ gans are glad to see him in Sanford Attorney* and Coansallors-at-Uv Dr. E. P. Thomson and Mr. A. M. tic is the aunt-of Mrs. Harkey. DeLAND. FLORIDA again after spending the summer in Sample, of Fort Pierce. Will practice in the State and Fedw. The m any. Sanford friends o f Dr. many o f the northern states wherg Dr. J. P. Calhoun,-of Winter Haven. al Court*.Special'facilities for Ex Glass will bo glad to learn' that he is he was engaged in the buying and sell­ Dr. J. P. Stewart, of St. Cloud. ' atnlning and Perfecting Land Title*. spending the winter at Enterprise ing o f fruits and vegetables.’ , The Mr. W. L- Mason, of Aubumdale. again as has been his custom for Scoggans family have made Sanford Dr. T. II. McConnell, o f Orlando. Dr. C. A. Vincent, o f WJintey Park, many years. Dr. Glass is one o f the their home for many years during the E. It. PERRYMAN Rev. E. D. Brownlee is the chair­ most noted physicians in New York winter, season and Mrs. Scoggans and Attorney-at-Law man of the general committee com­ State and has many friends in Florida Miss Naomi arrived here last- week ** 108 Park Ave. and *the family are rcce lying' a warm posed of the committees o f these ar- and elsewhere. SANFORD FLORIDA welcome bogie. ^ /,* ious churches, and is-calling the com­ Capt- and M rs.‘ K. R. Murrell are mittees to meet in Sanford. now operating the Montesuma Hotel, I*. J. Feitner, secretary and treas­ Mr. and Mrs. McLendon having gone urer o f the Osceola Cypress Co., o f ENTERTAINED FDR GUESTS back to their home' in Winter Haven; Osceola, Florida, waa in the city yes­ The Montezuma is one of Sanford's terday transacting business. Mr. Is a powerful Antiseptic and P»i _ (From Tuesday’s Daily) finest hotels and bids'fair to make a FcilQer reports the lumber business Killer, cures infected cuts, old sons, Always n charming hostess, Mrs. great reputation among the tourist* as being rather alow Just now on ac­ tetter,* etc. Relieve* Sprains, Neotv J E. M. Galloway entertained beautiful­ nnd commercial men, • count of the low market ’although the algla, Rheumatism. 17-13tr * ly Monday with a luncheon and tea Osceola mills arc busy getting ready for her guests, Mrs. W. S. Jennings, Dr. C. J. Marshall has just pur­ of Jacksonville, and Mrs. M .L ..S tan ­ chased n Molle typewriter fo r his o f­ for the dressed' lumber business, the machinery- for which they are now ley, o f Daytona. fice work and atates that this won­ Attorney-at-Law ' F ir luncheon the dining room was derful machine is Just what is needed putting into place. artsitically decorated in yellow jas­ in the office work o f all kind. The Vail Lovell is home for s few days N o . 14 Gam er-W oodrufT Huildin mine, and winter cosmos, using the' Molle is not only a complete machine SANFORD, FLA. colors orange and green which are but it is so compact that it can be from Atlanta where he has been with |the* Atlanta ♦Street Railway Com­ the colors of the Florida Federation carrJed around wjth you anywhere, pany in the electrical engineering de­ of Women’s Clubs nnd all of the Seo them nt the Herald office, partment for some time. He expects guests were either nt present or Had to go to New York in a few days to Fedserved ns officers of the State ' (Frotn Monday's Dally) nccepb a similar position with' one oration. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hart leave to­ The tnble had a centerpiece o f cos­ morrow to make their home in New , of the big traction companies. V a il' My s p e c i a l t i e s . j Lovell is one of the Sanford b o y s1 mos and ferns with streamers of Orleans. Pickard’s Hagd-Fa!nted China I who has madetgood in his chosen progreen from it to mark the places. ,At GohUm’n Sterling Silver _ , .. ~ . , , , . ‘ fession nnd he is nmong the top each place were roses, which were the Rogers’ Plated Ware Doug ass Martin, of I-akclund, was , . . . . , , . . , . . . . ;notchers in the work of electrical enfavors. Elgin and Waltham Watches the guest of his brother, Tom Martini . , . - , , , i i ginecring, Hts many* friends take a A most elaborate luncheon was un a>’ ___ _ (great pride In his rapid promotion. served. Sporatm en o f Sem inole County . Realize th a t G am e is D im inish in g. TJETTE R LAW IS NEEDED Hunting Out of Season is Responsible for Depletion of ATTORNEY JOHN D. SINGLETARY Game , WILL DEFEND n iM . (From Tuesday's Daily) Seminole county will protect the BRADENTOWN, Jan. 11.—There fish and game If possible and will ask were no new developments of impor­ neighboring counties to join them tance today in the case of Rube Allyn, and also expects to assist in putting eccentric newspaperman, charged with in several bills at the next'session of the murder early Friday morning at the legislature looking to a better Siesta Key, near Sarasota of Harry protection of fish and game. At • a L. Hlgol, former mayor of Sarasota called meeting at the court house last nnd one of that community’s most not­ night there was a large crowd pres­ ed business men. ent o f the men who like to hunt for In his cell at the county jail, to sport’s sake and who realize that in which he was. taken after being ar­ a few years at the present rate of rested at his home on Siesta Key a promiscuous slaughter of game out few hundred yards from where Higei o f season there will be no game. was found mortally wounded from Judge Householder acted at chairman blows on the head with some heavy o f the meeting and Vance Douglass weapon. Allyn maintained a calm desocretAry and taking the present mcanor and wn9 non-committal in his game laws section by section some talk with a Tampa Tribune represengood changes were suggested in the U tive and-scores of'frien ds who vistime limit, in the matter -of license jje<| j,jm. tax and other matters that will serve j Dr Chra|es oilyn, of Tnmpa, Rube’s to protect the fish and game of Hor- (brother, came here Saturdny morning Ida. Hon. F. F. Forster, the newly ^an,j C0nfmjtC(j wjth him at [he j n|| and .ducted member iber of the legislature j WU8 pre8ent when the sheriff read from Seminole ,'county, was present ( the warrant to Rube notifying him and signified his intention o f stand- that the coroner’s* jury had held him ing back of any movement o f his con- for the mun|er of Higei. He recoivatituents. When the mnttcr of tak­ ed the n*ws with no comment and ing the license tax that now goes to consulted with his brother about coun­ the schools and applying it |on' the sel. game warden’s salary came up Mr. Later in the day Col. John U. SinForster said he was with the "kid­ geltary Was engaged by Dr. Allyn ns dies" every time nnd did not think the counsel for his brother. this money should lie taken from the Attorney Singletary would make no schools and it was the sense of the statement as to possible procedure meeting that this should not be done and ilid not commit himself whether and a better way would bo to divide n preliminary hearing would be held. the tnx thus giving the schools more Scores of friends of the accused than they were now receiving and man have been to the court house to also have n fund for the hotter pro­ see him and he has received them all tection of gome. It was nlfro de­ with the same manner he would ns if cided to organize n branch here of they were calling at his home. the National Game Protective Asso­ During.the afternoon a rumor wus ciation nnff In many wnys to get the started thnt Allyn had confessed to co-operation of the other counties in the crime. The Tribune* representa­ the state nnd to go to the legislature tive called on him again nnd took with n blit that would protect the copies of several of the state papers game nnd would also suit the other and Saturday's Tribune and asked counties—one that would pass nnd be­ him whether 'the rumors were true, come a law. The meeting demon­ and he simply smiled and said there strated that Seminole county sports­ was nothing to it. He said after he men are beginning to realize that had thought things ovur nnd consult­ drastic action ,is necessary to pre­ ed with his attorney he might make a serve the fish and game nnd under statement, but a t ‘the prsent. he feit present conditions a few more years thnt he must be silent nnd not hin­ will witness n depletion of fish nnd der nnyhing his attorney was doing. game in the woods and streams of this and other open counties unless YOUNG MAN ILL different laws,, are framed nnd the AND TAKES LIBERTY citizens ns a' whole stnnd behind these WITH MONEY lnws nnd see that they are obeyed PIPE ORGAN CLUB i l l (From Tuesday’s Daily) The Pipe Organ Club of the First Baptist church met Monday afternoon with Mrs. K. J. Tnylor. The ladies worked industriously on chair buck covers, as they planned the work for the new -year, and judging from those plans, 11*21 bids fair to become the biggest nnd busiest in the history of the Club. . Mention muRl be made of the fnmous company of Harpists which the club will present some time in' the month of February. An Easter Ba­ zaar will bo held the Friday before Easter, when cunning baskets of love­ ly eggs ^’ill be on sale. But the first real event of the N ew Year will be* the novel tea nt the home of Miss Mnrthn Fox • next Mondny afternoon. Perhaps you have been used to a Country Club where you could entertain your fril-nds and thus pny a social obligation. Of course Sanford is going to have that club, but in the meantime—just re­ member the Pipe Organ Club Tea, and reserve your table in advance. You'll be delightfully entertained and also be served tea und the daintiest and most delicious o f sandwiches. At the conclusion o f ah entertaining meeting Mrs. Taylor served hot chocolate and enkes. CAPTAIN MTONNELL IS DEAD AT DELAND HOME , M1 - • i says he will be on the job in a few days. GOLDMEDAIT RUB-M Y-TISM GEO. G. HERRING H E N R Y M cLAULIN JEWELER Co.vers were laid for the following: Mrs. Galloway, Mrs, W. S. Jennings, Mrs. M. L. Stanley, Mrs, W. F. Black­ man, Mrs. Henry Wight and Mrs. W. I- Morgan. Between the hours of three nnd four all the members of the Woman's CJuli of Sanford- were invited to tea b y ‘Mrs. Galloway to meet her guests. The porches nnd dining room were decorated with yellow jasmine and cosmos, while a profusion of red roses, the club flower, made u bow­ er of the living room. During the afternoon Miss Mulilc Bowler and Mrs. A, It. Philips, accom­ panied by Mrs. It. It. Dens, entertainled the guests beautifully with, sever|al vocal sol(m. Mr. nnd M p. W. W. Stapler of Val- . , , . - , .. ■ , . _ •? .. : . . . . IA Rat Breeds 6 to 10 Times a Year. doata, Ga., arc the guests of their Averaging Ten Young to a Utter son, C. C. Stapler of the West Side. LAWYER Remember this, net ns soon no, you orncB in th e court Horse Mrs. C. P. Standing of Henderson­ see the first rat. Get n package of RAT-SNAP. It's n sure, rnt hnd mice* ville, N. C. ,1s the guest of Mrs. A. SAN FO RD FLORIDA T. Rossctter nt her home on Mag­ destroyer. It’s convenient, comes in | cake form, no mixing. Mummifies " ■ ■ nolia avenue. rat after killing—leaves nc smell. ----W. L Morgan was home for the Cats or dogs won't touch it. Three week-end Saturdny and Sunday and sizes, 3&c, 05c, $1.25, Sold and guar­ anteed by Ball Hardware Co. report.* business good nil over the territory. Oreomargnrine output hns shown n large volume fnr the year past, ac­ Mr nnd Mrs G. C. Chamberlain cording to the records of the U. S. and Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Key motored i Commissioners of Internal Revenue. to Daytona Saturday evening for din­ SCHELLE MA1NES ner and IMS' dance at the Clarendon To,al ns rePorted b* Bcv^ enty-three factories has been 301^71),Hotel. 512 popnds, or an increase of 32,062,A young man recently arrived.In Receiving with Mrs. Galloway were the city front the north and evidently 1Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Blackman, Mrs. 041 pounds over ihc production of, the ! O. I‘ . Swope of Oviedo was in the ill, according to his own story and his j Stanley and Mrs. Morgan, year previous. city today on business and calling on .. nppearance, )ins been ncting very! The guests wore met nt the door his many friends. Mr. Swope aside! m strangely nround the city lately nnd |by Mrs. It. It. Dens and Mrs. D. L. THE INSIDE IS IMPORTANT. from being a heavy investor in Oviedo yesterday pulled open the cash regis- Thrasher. Assisting in the living property and lands is also n big propDon’t forget that it ia just ns nec­ ter of 1 om Williams and inter in the room were Mrs. E. F. Housholdcr and essary to have your inner tubes j erty owner in Snnford. e\ citing tried the same thing nt Paul Mrs. S. Pu lest on- in (he dining room flexible and durable the frame : o , E U S T I S , | strong, Riggers. Paul had never seen him be- Mrs. W. K. Watson nnd Mrs. A. I*, as your outer shoes, and out vuleanM. E. Dossey, of Plant City, will :: O t u a i o s F l o r i d a f izlng process will do this for you. fore nnd slapped .him for his temerity ' Connelly poured ten nnd coffee and return home one day this week great­ ? It's the best tire Insurance you could W E DO in trying to open the ensh register in ’ were assisted in caring for the guests ly improved in health after taking '*' ut your lire money into, for it douHEMSTITCHING HND his vefy face. He has also been rep- j by Mrs. K. F. Itoumillut, Mrs. It. A. several treatments of the Energizer, les, often trebles, the life of both resenting himself ob a rejyrtcr, as a Newman, Mrs. George Fox and Miss Upon his arrival here he could not PICOTING Urea and tubj*a. We art vulcanizing FOR THE ThADE detective nnd assuming other roles in Wilkey. specialists. step over the curb and his son now MAIL ORDERS which he hns been bothering people About one hundred guests called states that he has a hard time keep­ GIVEN PROMPT nnd it la understood that his folks during the afternoon. ing up with Kim in walking nnd that ATTENTION have been*wired to come and get him he is stronger-in every part o f his Phone 17 nnd either take him home or’ put him ODD FELLOWS INSTALL body nnd is ready to take up his work Oak and' 3rd St. Sanford. Florida THEIR NEW OFFICERS again. Mr. Dossey was phrniyzed iri in some institution here until he re­ — covers from his attack of lapse of his both legs some few months ago. Officers of Sanford Lodge No. 27, mental faculties nnd nervous dis­ I. O. O. F. for the'present term were ci der. (Fropi Tuesday's Daily) installed Monday night by District A. K. Clemmons has purchased the Deputy Grand Master Wilford Cline Waters Pressing Club and will oper­ NOTED VISITORS AT • ate the same under the name of the LAKE COUNTY % RESORTS nnd stnff from Orlando. They are: Geo. W. Huff, N. G.; Sanford Steam Prosscry. TAVARES, Jan. 12.— Mrs. Frank Lewis Ward, V. G.; A. J. Loosing, sec­ The Gleaners, Mrs. Puleston’s class Munsey.^wife of the magazine pub­ retary; J. D. Dossey, treasurer. Fol­ IF YOU'D LEARN TO lisher and metropolitan newspaper lowing are the appointive officers of at th£ Presbyterian church, wish to Sanford Lodge: thank the many Radies and all who t a k e f r e e a d v ic e ' editor, is among tho distinguished J. E. Anderson, Warden; Sandy donated to the recent food sale held guests in Lake county fo r the win­ S o n n y v o u W o u ld ^ Sanstrom, conductor; James 0.. Huff, at tho Miller com er last Saturday. ter. She is stopping at the Eastis. n o t h a v e v le a r n , Mr. and Mrs. Julian A. Dimock of chaplain; J. J. Bolly, right supporter Tho ladies made $160 to send to the s u c h e x p e n s iv e ; East Corinth, V t, who have widely to N. G.; W. W. Van Noso, left sup­ Near East ReliePfund. advertised Florida through their de­ porter to N. G.; H. C. Water*, right Among the prominent visitors to lightful boys* books and adventure In supporter to V. G.; D. S. E. Starr, left supporter to V. G.; Robt. Robin­ the city yesterday were Mrs. W . S. the Everglades, are at Mount Dora. son, tight fsdene suppor^sr; Robert Jennings o f Jacksonville and Mrs. Ambop thelV books are / ‘ Florida E jA Green, left deene sdpportcr; K. M.|T. Stanley o f Daytona, both, o f f■ chantments," "The Book of Tarpon," Smith, inside guardian; II. A. McCal- them prominent in the Federation of "The Boy Scouts In the Everglade*," S X L groom y o u r car ho that when it hits the ly, outside guardian. Women’s Clubs in tho state. hnd the Dlrfk books.' They Have alao rood it will look like a thoroughbred. e u,*e written many syndicate article*. equipped to d ean and polish you r car. W e should in­ The friends of B. H. 'Guthrie re­ The Dimocks have rented the C A N N O T E S T IM A T E L O S S spect it and repair it when necessary. W e a r c ’ab.c grets'to hear that he has been sick "BY F IR E D E P A R T M E N T a u to nten. * Chambon place on a hill near town, >4rf . *■. 4 ■ f.■ y C O M M E R C IA L B U IL D IN G for the past few days, ljc was tak­ fli.it the land running down to a clearen to-the Fcrnald-Laughton Hospital wnter lake. Here his friends,’ a ‘ lot 1 < ' (By Tfc* lu w iiM r » u ) | D !1 0 1 H I Sunday morning by Dr. Puleston. Ben of farmerettes from hts apple or­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—Officials ik \ chard and potato farm in Vermont, still unable today to estimate loss arc camped for a winter'a pieaayre. from fire in , department o f com­ (From Tuesday's Daily) DELAND, Jan. 10.—Captain Gao.. McConnell, United States Navy, re, tired, dlrd here today ut his home, in his seventy-ninth year. He leaves one son, Maj. George McConnell, now on his way from France. The body will b e held pending his son's arrival. Captain McConnell had been a resi­ dent o f DcLaqd nine yearsi cymlng J b e re from Eusti^. *He ,%peht many years In the Arctic Circle, being on The Breakers, one of the finest ho­ three rescue missions there, and tels* of the Florida East Coast Hotel reaching: as far north*as nearly any Company's system, has opened the one else has ever gone. . He waa an Palm Beach season.* The Royal Poin* Episcopalian and waa treasurer of St-Jclann, in the same city, opens, JanBamardas church df DeLand. uary 15th. . VULCANIZING t/S u rton - C ra ft ! B KENT VULCANIZING WORKS ny SMITH BROS. G I L L E T T E T IR E S merce building'last'night which, det royed many original records of every census since the first In 1780, except that o f last year. No dupli­ u ill break a Cold, Fever and cates o f destroyed records, loss de­ Grippe quicker than an yth in g clared probably worst of its kind in we know , preventing pneum onia, government history. 17-13tc �a— — —-" 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 , J A N U A R Y 14, 1921 J f ' • J--a 3 1’ f . • *iSSf . FOR ASSISTING GIVE OUT_FIGURES MEMBERSHIP OF DISABLED SOLDIERS HOUSE WILL BE HAS BEEN A FAILURE count. FIXED AT 483 HARDING'S PLURALITY WAS 7,001,673 BY OFFICIAL A m e rican A* Immediate relief and ultimate remedy WHAT you lose VV th ru baking failure must be added to baking costa—it has to be paid for. ** Calumet Baking Powder NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—-Interesting Leffion to Present a o f the condition is possible nnd im­ comparisons of the popular vote for CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ! president in 1920 and 1916 are mnde Memorial T o ­ WOULD LIMIT HOUSE IN perative.” I possibe by official figures of various day FUTURE TO 500 Taking up the three government i will save you all of that Be­ cause when you use it—there are do failures- n o losses. Every bak­ ing ta sweet and palatable—and stays moist, tender and delldoos to the lu t tasty bite. agencies dealing with the disabled state election canvassing boards, com­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.— The house men, the legion memorial asserts that, piled by The Associated Press nnd mnde public here Sunday. They show census commitce agreed yesterday to T h a t's a b ig savin g—b u t th e d i f f e r e n t g o v e r n m e n t the Bureau of War Risk Insurance a total popular vote of 20,769,708 for report to congress the Siegel bill fix­ had never accomplished its vital ob­ that Isn't alL You save when a g e n c ie s f a il e d t o the candidate o f seven parties as com­ ing the house membership at 483 you buy Calumet and you save ject of making just and prompt CO-OPERATE pared with a total popular vote of members. It also recommended a con­ when you use R. awards of compensation. It pointed 16.015,340 for the cnndidntes of five stitutional amendment limiting the out that the burden of proof wus on (By Tk» AMWUtod P r in t parties in 1910. The returns from membership o f future house Bto GOO. W ASH IN GTO N, jnn. 10. — The the disabled man who was thus placed Tennessee alone are unofficial. The basis for representation was pfAtnt system o f rehabilitating dfs- in the position of a man injured in in­ Harding’s plurality over Cox wns fixed at one member for every 218,»bW veterans o f the war is de- dustry who must sue the company 7,001,703, Four years ago President 979 inhabitants. Under this bill the nwnted by the American Lcpion as n nnd that when he attempted this the Wilson's plurality over Charles Evans states would gain as follows: Ala­ only aid he could obtain was from "fiilare” which ah°u,d 1,0 remedied by Hughes was 591,385. bama, 1; Arkansas, 1; California, 5; eoosolidstinjr under a. single head the either the Red Cross, the legion, or Dr. Aaron Wntkins, nominee of the Connecticut, 1{“Georgia, 1; Illinois, 3; three government agencies now en- some private agency. Prohibitionist, polled a total vote of Maryland, 1; Massachusetts, 2; Mich­ d ,n that w ork. This charge nnd 187,470, n decrease fo 33,030 fropi the igan, 4; Minnesota, 1; NewrJersey, 2; DIP THE STEMS IN BOILING the remedial suggestion will be preparty vote of 1910.' Hut of a total of* New Mexico, 4; North Carolina, 4; nM Y*SY TEST* , WATER #nted by the legion tomorrow to more than half a million votes cast in Ohio, 2; Oklahoma, 1; Oregon, 1; president W ilso n , President-elect North Carolina the "dry” candidate Pennsylvania, 4; South Carolina, 1; JUrding and to every member ' o f The Tribune editorial on the poln- received seventeen. Georgia gave Tennessee, 1; Texas, 3; Virginia, 1; loth houses of congress in a memorial settia has called forth a number of him eight. Greater New York, in­ Washington, 1; West Virginia, 1, nnd It is reasonable in c o s t and directing attention to the suffering, replies nnd inquiries for more Infor­ cluding New York, Bronx, Kings, Wisconsin, 1. meful neglect nnd injustice" which ( motion. It was stated in that editorial Queens nnd Richmond counties, with possesses more than the or* No stnto would lose “any repre­ legion asserts murks the admin- that tho poinscttln was not a "cut n total vote of 1,270,768, polled* 1,060 sentation. dinary IcaVening strength. You pay Calouet (ess and use less; You get tbemost Calc*' iurstion of the affairs o f the war flower” because It withers, so soon "dry" ballots. The stntes would have representa­ In purity, dependability and whole* Recipe The total vote polled by Pnrley tion ns follows: nfter being severad from its parent rettrans. ■> *0meness. V, cup of butter, Col. F. W. Galbraith, Jn., national stem. Christensen, Farmer-Labor nominee, Alabama, 11; Arizona, 1; Arkansas, IkS cops granu­ In e v e r y w a y — it is th e best lated sugar, 2\] ommsnder of the legion, will personSeveral Tampa women have written was 252,435, nil cast in eighteen 8; California, 10; Colorado, 4; Conway to keep down baking costs. That cups flour, 1 cup sily deliver a copy of the memorial or phoned .that dipping the stems in states. Cox, the Socialist-Iaibor can­ ncctciut, 6 ; Delnwnre, 1; Florldn, 4; is what haa made it the world's big­ water, 2 lev el gest selling baking powder— haa kept didate, received 42,950 votes and MnSenator Harding at Marion where boiling water will make them keep Georgia, 13; Idaho, 2; Illinois, 30; j teaspoons CaluIt the favorite of millions of house­ Galbraith hns an appointment fresh for several days, but refuse to cnuley, nominee of the. Single Tax Indiana, 13; Iowa, 11; Knnsns, 8 ; m et B a k in g wives for more than thirty years. Powder, 1 tea­ party, 5,747. discuss with the president-elect Jlet their names be printed. The TriKentucky, 11; Louisiana, 8 ; Maine, 4; Good wholesome bakings can be spoon lemon, prdgrnm for the Maryland, 7; Massachusetts, 18; the legion's program Tor me d ls -' |)Une also hns received n letter from yolks of 9 eggs. made only of good materials, no' THE TIN CAN TOURIST. Michigan, 17; Minnesota, 11; Missis­ Then mix In the iblfd men. {-Mrs. J. P. Hllbum, wife of Presiding other way, ao use only good leaking regular way. sippi, 8; Missouri, 16; Montana, 2; The legion asserts tin the memorial Elder J. P. Hllbum of the Orlando powder ancf~good plain flour (not For many years the tin can tourists, Ncbraksn, 6; Ncvndn, 1; New Hamp­ thit the function of the three agencies district, Florida conference, which •elf-rising flour). which now deal with the soldiers who gives such explicit directions that we so-cnllcd, were a standing joke in shire, 2; New Jersey, 14; New Mexi­ equlre their country's care, the Bu- ,juote from it:. Florida, but the tunc haH changed. co, 2; Now York, 47; North Cnrolinn, 12; North Dakota, 3; Ohio, 20; Ok­ fail of War Risk Insurrincc, the FedShe says: “ On Christians morning Now the cities are bidding for the lahoma, 9; Oregon, 4; Pennsylvania, tral Board for Vocational Education j cut some poinsettia blossoms and ♦++♦++ +♦ ++♦ +++*+♦ ♦ ++**+*++++ :• ++++++♦ ♦ +♦ ♦ ♦ ++♦ ++♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ! find the United States I*ublic Health immediately poured boiling water on campers and tin can tourists and a r e j40; Rhode l9]a[uJ| 3 . South Carolina, tnice, "must be co-ordinnted, their the cut end of the stems where the encourgnlng their coming In every 8; South Dakota, 3; Tennessee, 11; |Texns, 21; Utah, 2; Vermont, 2; Vir­ ichinery decentralized and all three ‘milk' was oozing out, nnd on places way possible. pUctd under the common control." where I had cut off the leaves. I Daytona was among the first of ginia, 11; Washington, 0 ; West Vir- $ 4* Y ginia, 7; Wisconsin, 12; Wyoming, 1. “To do this," the memorial snys, then put the flowers in vases of wat­ 10 ncres fine Celery land; 5 acres cleared and tiled; 3 r+ the tin cun tourist towns and St. Pet­ The bill provides thnt in case of J wells, good house, 5 miles out. $5,000, $2,000 crush, balance + »*thtre must he a new Inw which shall er, and not a sipgle flower or leaf ersburg was a leader for years in nny increase in the number of rep­ dice the unified organization under wilted. They were as fresh and gay ❖ term s. ( £ jingle administrative head.” For on Friday of the next week ns they this direction and now look at them. resentatives in any state such addi­ his new organization, the legion asks were when brought into the house, They are among the best of the tour­ tional representatives shall bo elected in Appropriation sufficient to buy, except that some of the red pedals ist towns with n population of sever­ nt large until the Btate legislatures quip and enlarge hospitals, suffi- had begun to drop, nnd th e. green al times as large as when they began pass redistricting laws. 1 P H O N E 349 •* Senator Penrose, chairman of tho ^rient to provide fnciiiticB for nil the leaves were curling a little. They to encourage the tin can tourists. I 100 N . P A R K A V E . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A 2 There are 11 score or more of towns senate finance committee, announced nen now under hospital treatment, looked so fresh and gay thut I hated »+ + + »♦ »♦ »»♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Bills providing for this hnve been in- to discard them even then. I had in the state that have been dubbed thnt ho would support the house cmer- b + + - M - + + + * + + - M - + + + * - M 'X x - x tin can tourist towns but nil uf them gency tariff bill, although he hoped produced in both houses of congress tried dipping the stems in hot paraAt the bequest of the legion. , fine hut the flowers wilted in an hour huvo grown apace and all are unani­ for certain modifications of rates. The senator's announcement wns It is announced that the legion hns or two. It seems that the hollow mous in their verdict that the tin can r.t copies of the memorial to 3000 stem must lie left unsealed, hut the tourists can do more good advertis­ made at the conclusion o f the first legion speakers in ul Istntea who have ‘ part from which the ‘milk' runs must ing for a town than any other class. open hearings on the measure by his Why? Because they appreciate the committee. Ih an informal state­ Volunteered to. endeavor to focus the be closed."—Tampa Tribune. small favors thnt are extended them ment he said he desired to correct n Attention of the nation on th esitua--------- ;-----------------and dp not demand as much or expect misunderstanding which he said lion ..f the disabled men. NEW MEDICAL USE FOR as much us the wealthy tourists who seemed to have gotten abroad con­ The memorial asserts thnt tho FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT complain about many things simply cerning the stntus of the so-called Jnited States has been more liboriil i • --------because they are paying a big price 1 "emergency tariff." He denied thnt khan any other nation in its provisAn indication of the growing refor everything, there was nny difference of opinion Ions for the disabled soldiers, but that gnrd of the medical fraternity for A news dispatch from Gainesville nmong members on this iiipamire. |t ha« failed in n large measure to grapefruit is found in a recent issue states that the conservative university Tin1 senator said there was an un­ Materials in all building lines are now at a lower mark sake ihe-e provisions nvnilnblc. of the Therapeutic Digest, a medical than‘ the) have been for years, and are at a lower level city bus been chosen for the next an­ tween the East with its munufacturhi* i; attributed to "nn astonishing i journal « than they will be in a few weeks hente, If all indications nual conventiorAif-the tin can tourists warrnntcd impression of rivalry be­ ^Ute nf divided responsibility and In speaking of the value of citric point true. • nnd it is announced thnt the chamber ing industries, and tlie agricultural Conditions in the lumber market are such that every nated effort among the government acid in the treatment of arterios­ uf commerce is squurely behind the South nnd West as regards the emer­ indication points to an early rise in the price of building icencivs with which the problem rests. clerosis (hardening of the arteries) materials. The idmple Inw of supply and demand, if there movement and that this will he made gency bill. Eastern sections were in “In the€rehnbOitatlorv o f a disabled the 'editor of a department in thnt were no other influences, la such an to Indicate that the one of the most important affairs in favor of adequate protection for the an there are three needs—medical journal recommends it highly, •furth­ present low prices cannot long prevail. Florida next winter. It will lie uni­ fnrming interests as for nny other in­ For the past 00 days prices have maintained the un­ treatment, vocational training and er stating, "grapefruit is also nn ex­ que in many ways nnd if the univer­ dustry, he said. precedented low level and still remain at that point, but cellent article of diet connection with Stiancial support," the memorial proit's nut a sale proposition to expect them to remain at this sity city lays itself out in this enter* the medical treatment." ►ewb "The government has recou­ point Ions. 1tninment it will receive ns much nd- DEMAND MAKE PRICES IN nted the throe needs but overlooks At the present low prices an opportunity is offered ■ 1 long-needi vertising as Miami does for its Palm ANY COMMODITY ANYWHERE the prospective builder for a tremendous saving In bulldEau Gallic is to have M'efait Hint llfcey are the stimultancThe county I'A-'tPi or Tampa does for its Gaspartl■ int' materials. HUT IN ORDER TO. GET THE FULL puj nwiis . f nn,. man, not of three dif­ ed new school house BENEFIT OF THEM IT Wild. HE NECESSARY TO la Carnival, or Palm Bench does for "Demand, after all, is the thing ferent men or of one mnn at three school board met recently to canvass START NOW. SO DONT DfeLAT.' its Suu. Dance. that effects prices. $t iH what you piferent times." It makes three prob- the votes in the $ 10,000 bond elec­ Nearly a hundred cities and towns or I or somebody else will pay for ttns out of what really is one throc- tion. Only three votes opposed the in Florida have established free auto lemons thnt fixes the price of lem­ bund issue; 41 favored it. *tt problem. camps for touring parties this winter, ons. It is what somebody will pay “Continuing this faulty conception, mnny o f them providing electric lights for wheat thnt fix e / the price of l ha* given the problem over to three nnd sewerage and other conveniences wheat. SERVICE QUALITY PRICE encies: The Public Health Service and while they niny not rcceivo as CORNER THIRD AND MYRTLE PHONE 135 For treatment, the Fedqral Board o f much from this class as they do from The steamer Tuscan Star, from 'OfAtionul Education for trnining nnd the hotel guests, they have come to a Hnnkow, Chinn, bound for New York, Bureau of War Risk Insurnpcc for realization of the fact thnt the camp­ passed through the Panama Cannl n finanrini support. Each o f theso ers and the tin can tourists are inde­ few dnys ngo with 0,200 tons of froz­ Black-Draugtit “ has no equal frtnries is an institution complete in fatigable advertisers nnd they never for headache, srur stomach, tor­ en eggs, or more than 11,000,000 doz­ Itself. Each of theso agencies is an tire of telling of tho glories of Flori­ pid liver and feverish colds . . “ en. Europeans nrc promoting the nslitution complete in Itself. Each da und the good times they had in this declares Mrs. Annie Whitmore, egg industry in Chinn, where labor is f adminiatratively independent o f tho state and especially they, tell of the olOaleCity, Va. “ Illseasy to chenp and sending the product to highpther two. All yb force of circumplaces that trented them the best nnd take and does not gripe, aa a priced markets.A L L K IN D S O F fUncM are exercising functions they showed them some special attention. lot 0! medicine do," she adds. tfre not intended to exercise. This IN S U R A N C E. The tourist cities that nre so wide­ “ It Is good to take In a hot tea presents an amazing spectacle of ad­ ly advertised hnve attracted a great for colds, or can be taken in a RE A L © E S T A T E ministrative chaos, duplication, wnstnumber of people who come, not to dry powder. I can't say chough Ha n f o r d , f l a energy and conflict which is tho spend money but to make money in for Black-Draught and the sick­ pey to the present condition. the places thnt hnve become so well ness It has saved us.” We believe in flowers around the "The result is tho suffering o f tho known nnd hnve the reputation of hav­ homea of the South. Flowera brighten l _ (tabled veteran. Thousands are ing such crowds during the winter. op the home surroundings and give . »iting and hnve waited for months The tin can tourists nnd the campers pleasure and satisfaction to those who Pr compensation for their injuries, all spend some money nnd not many hare them. Wa have filled more than a million nousantis hnve waited for months of them are here expecting to make yet For an opportunity to re-establish money, so it is n stand o ff which nre packets of aseds, of beautiful easily grown flower* to bo given to rntselves ns self-sustaining memthe most benefit to the state.—Jack­ our customer! this spring for the Used in connection with no other ffl °f'society by vocational training. sonville Times-Union. beautifying 6f tbelr homes. NOW HOTECTEO subject does the newly coined and Wouldn't you llku to hard five hiouAands are in need o f hospltalizaThe Volusia County boy’s Y. M. 0. packets of beautiful flowera tree? IN CASE OF FIRE* has been found a valuable fiver [10n ®nd the government has no hos­ frequently heard expression quot­ A. camp at Lake Winona was burned YOU CAN GET THEM1 Hastings' medicine,In thousands of homes. pital facilities available fo r them. 1931 catalog ta a 116-page handsomely “ I do not use any other liver to the ground recently in a fonMt FIzteen thousand beds nrc needed ed above, mean more or apply with Illustrated aeed book with twenty medicine,” says Mis- Mary O. fire. Arrangements had been mnde beautiful pages showing tho finest va­ r0'1' Hundreds of veterans are tho greater force than in the matter Brown, of Europa, Miss. “ It is pjetts „f pujjijj nncj private chnrity. for the biggest meet yet in the new rieties In their true natural colors. It la full of helpful garden, flower and splendid for sour stomach, a uf insurance on your pioperty, as­ camp and the news of the destruction 'fflh ted and penniless veterans have farm Information that ts needed In bad taste in the mouth or torpid of the camp came as a keen disap­ *fn driven to refuge in almshouses every home, and, too, the catalog tells suring you against financial ■loss Over. I keep It all the time, use pointment to tho boys who .were look­ you bow to get these flower seeds ab­ fnd jails. Many have died and If imIn the event or Its destruction by it with the children and.(eel it ing forwnrd to spending a few days solutely free. "ediale relief is not forthcoming Write for our 1921 catalog now. i t . tia« saved us many dollars in there. ' n°re win die, destitute, without fire. la the finest, moat valuable and beau- j doctor bills and many days In [P°I*r medical care, without compentlful aeed book ever published, and j When Venus do Milo submitted-to u will be mighty glad you’re got 1L I tion wfth which to obtain it, abanInsist oa the tore la no obligation to buy any- ‘ disarmnfaent she had no ■ idea the ned by tho country they served. All thing. Just ask for the catalog. ford’s. world would make such a fuss over 3 '* sttributed directly to tho man. K it H. a HASTINGS CO., 8C8DSMEN, FIRE INSURANCE! folowing her example.—Los Angeles ** which the government has adATLANTA, QA. * Express. Alered the affairs o f the disabled. * . *> MKr ‘ f 1- - . ‘ • A IX c o n c e r n e d i m ---- 1 ■ff i ' CALUMET BAKING POWDER 9 ! HERE IS A VERY ATTRACTIVE OFFER I H. B. L E W I S Take Our Advice and B u i l d Now. DO NOT WAIT TOO LONG The Hill Lumber Co. Torpid Liver A P. CO N NELLY Million Packets Of Flower Seede Free vote « ’ r. r o y A j ,i* -----' ■•.-*- i. * •a*i. ;_r . r?. iliMiTin ! I m \ ip 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 14, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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' ; ‘ . ' . v. * =*> . ..i-TiWj • * ' ; ; ---------- ' /*• . ^‘ w ** • ' * £ SANFORD H ER A LD 12 PACES TODAY 76 COLUMNS IN THE HEART O f THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volum e AT PRESENT NUMBER MEMBERS HAVING VOTED HILL TO i n c r e a s e mem­ b e r s h ip d e f e a t e d • TffO STATES LOSE TRUNK PACKED AN D A R R IV E CHICAGO BOND HOU8BS H AVING VERQ HARD A T ST. AU G U STIN E * TIME SATURDAY (Dr Tb. AlMcUUt Tnu) CHRISTY MATTHBWSON MARION, Jan. 20.— President-elect IN IN V ALID '8 CHAIR SEEMS IMPROVING Harding's trunk Is packed today in preparation for leaving shortly after N E W YORK, Jan. 20.— Christy midnight for Florida. Train wiU go Matthewson, famous pitcher, serious­ by Columbus, Cincinnati, Chattanooga, ly 111 of tuberculosis and at Saranac Atlanta, Jacksonville, and arrive at Lake for the last- seven months and St. Augustine Saturday morning. . • LOUISIANA A N D MISSISSIPPI who has been unable to see anyone but hla wife and phyalciana, Improved REPRESENTATION IS to such an extent that he was placed CUT. in Invalid chair yesterday for the WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. — The first ttm eand taken to an outside . ^ 0^ of representatives voted yeiter- room. ‘ f1 . . FOR THE AUTO CAMPERS ARB ENGLISH ACTRBS8 (Br Tb. A*t*cUt*d Frau) CHICAGO, Jan. 20.— Securities val­ MARRIED TO . ued at $78,000 taken in mall truck BERT L. JOHN80N robbery here Tuesday morning bond (B y T U A il w U lt l T n * * l bouses announced. Postal officials N E W YORK, Jan. 20.— Marriaga of made no statement Reporta persist that bandits got much as half mil­ Peggy Marsh, English actress, to Albert L. Johnson, brother of the lato lion dollars. Tom Johnson, former mayor of Cleve­ land, occurred, at Greenwich, Conn., January 6th, became known today. The’ actress came to this country a few weeks ago and announced she would Institute legal proceedings to obtain part of the fortune of the 1st* Henry Field, second, of Chicago, tn behetf of her son, Henry Anthony state department in all cases similar Marsh. to those of the lord mayor la under­ stood to be in the nature of a general agreement between the two depart­ ments, through which it is hoped to avoid in the future controversies sim­ ilar to.the one which arose in O’Callaghan’s case owing to the failure of Secretary. Wilson to honor the order of Acting Secretary Davia that O’Cal­ laghan be deported immediately. SAYS IF W A G E CUT GOBS INTO 'CORK’S LORD MAYOR MUST GO BACK 10 GRIN, STATE DEPARTMENT SAYS m i s CITY IS T H E G A T E W A Y TO A L L SO UTH F L O R ID A . MANY STOP HERE GOING FARTHER SOUTH IN THE F A L L A N D GOING NORTH IN TH E SPRING * Sanford welcomes people of all classes. ' . Sanford wants them all to come h e n and spend the winter months and If possible to spend the summer months for they- will like the sum­ mer months as well * or even better than the winter months. . The Chamber of Commerce is look­ ing after the wants of the Visitors la the city^snd the Chamber of Com­ merce wants to go on record as being In favor of Inviting all tourists no matter what head they may come under or what the variety may be.* This city welcomes them all and their stay will be made pleasant if the plana • ^ EFFECT t flL L 8TILL OFFICIAL REPRISAL . of the Chamber of Commerce can be • TOP 1918 MADE BY MILITARY put through'thU season. This ap­ THROUGHOUT IRELAND (By Tb* Au*cl*t*4 Fr»*i) • plies to the auto campers and arrange­ (By Tb* A.McUUd Pr»n) W ASH ING TO N, Jan. 20— The de­ ments wiU be made as soon as pos­ CORK, Jan. 20.— First official de­ partment of labor table said If max­ sible to open a big camp south of tba struction for attacks on Crown forces imum wage cut o f twenty-two and city where hundreds of the auto In Cork carried out this morning when one-half per cent applied generally campers can bo accommodated for the two houses in , Washington street, in cotton milling industry to 1920 months of February and March and where two soldiers were attacked on scales, It would still leave hourly wage longer If they wish to remain until Saturday' wero destroyed by’ military 250 per cent higher than that prevail­ all danger of cold weather in - the forces. Military authorities assert ing In 1913 or 125 per cent higher north has passed. This city has been the gateway into South Florida foT that soldiers were fired upon from six than in 1918. yean. The tourists stop here sevenl houses and that, those selected for de­ weeks on their way south and stop struction were quite the two worst. over several weeks again on thslr ANTED TO D O ­ way north In the spring and It la .. ARM BALLOONISTS hoped* Diet wheig they \begin their rnlgntm s this spring that Sanford ROCK AW A Y, I* I., Jsn. 20— Lieu. will be better prepared than ever ta Falter Hinton, testifying this after­ put them up for several weeks as they noon at tho\jnquiry into tho spectacu­ go north by easy stages. The Cham­ lar balloon flight he recently made ber of Commerce and tho City Com­ into Canada with two pther American LONDON BEING COMBED BY TH E mission arc working on a plan where­ SCOTLAND YARD naval officers, declared that at ono by the auto tourists or “tin can tqurDETECTIVES time while they were lost In tho woods Ista” as they are now known over the he hnd consulted his commander,1 country, can bo better accommodated. (By Tb* KiwcUUK Fan) Lieut. Louis A. Kloor, regarding tho LONDON, Jan. 20— Alleged Sinn i Tho temporary camp on on Sanford advisability of disarming Lieut Fein centers in London was raided by i I® too small nnd will be Stephen A. Farrell. Scotland Yilrd detectives late last abandoned for the larger camp that night, says the Daily Graphic. Stated will bo provided with all tho neces­ n number of important documents sary conveniences for the camper* and those who prefer tho out of door*. were seized. Winter will soon be over and th* balmy air of springtime in Florida ill be an inducement for the many * loussnds in South Florida to tarry ft her* In March and April and this city will provide for them.. ' M AY M E A N L A Y IN G OFF iij against increasing1its memberahJp, which Is now 436. . The vote to keep the meroberahip PERM ISSION TO RE-SHIP AS ,t 435 waa 198 for to 77 against. ' North Carolina will gala one seat A S E A M A N IS bj the vote today. Louisiana and MlsPRO PER • sisiippl will each lose ona. The house yesterday refused to WASHINGTON,-Jan. 20.-Jurisdlcpoitpone consideration o f the reap- SENATOR BORAH W OULD CUT tion of the state department in cases portlbnment bill, defeating 192 to 97 • pf aliens arriving in this country -NAVAL B UILDING IN |. the proposal to strike out the enactHALF. without passport is recognized by the lai clause. This put the master of department of labor in a formal state­ determining the slsd o f the house W ASH ING TO N, Jan. 20.— Borah's ment serit today by Secretary Wilson . aquarely before that body. resolution proposing negotiations for to the chief -of the immigration An amendment by Representative the reduction o f the naval building by bureau. Jones, Democrat, Texas, to reduce the the United States, Great Britain, Ja­ It was announced, however, that membership to 307 was voted down pan, favorably reported today by the tho decision of Secretary1Wilson that senate foreign relations committee. Donald O’Cnllaghani lord mayor o f overwhelmingly. Under the amendment the house Instead, of the original proposal ne­ Cork, should be allowed to reship on would be renpportioned by shifting 12 gotiations look to reduction of fifty n foreign vessel by reason of the per cent in future building for five ruling that he occupied the status of Mats from 11 states to 8. Apprehending defeat o f the bill in years. 'The committee proposed ne­ a "seamnn,” had not been rescinded. its present form, however, members gotiations provdie for such reduc­ The labor secretary’s letter to the of several states that would lose rep­ tions as can be agreed upon. immigration bureau said that the de­ resentation under the amendment had cision that O’Callaghnn permitted mustered forces today for an attempt to rcahlp should be “ consummated at to shut off nny reapportionment legis­ tho earliest possible roomqht.” Earlier lation at this Ytmo. Leading the in tijc day it had been announced that group, Rep. Itland, Republican, Indi­ the labor secretary had written to ana, announced ho would offer an O'Callaghan’s counsel directing that amendment to striko out the enacting the lord mayor be surrendered clause of the bill which, if carried, “ promptly” to the immigration In­ would Automatically kill the moaaurc spector at Norfolk. and probably defer settlement of the Lord Mayor O’Callnghnn was par­ rcapportiooment issue until the next oled ’ in the custody o f his counsel, congress. ' • TF.N CARS OF FR U IT MOVED Judge Lawless o f Norfolk, soon nftcr Views of the Federal Trade com­ ho arrived at Norfolk from Cork as PAST T H R E E SH IPPIN G mission on the feasibility of carrying a stowaway nnd without a passport. DAYS. out the cost publicity provisions of He is now in New York, but whether the Caldcr bill for regulation of the Fruit and vegetable shipments have he will nppenl to the courts has not coal industry were sought today by * . been rnthor slnck since tho lost .issue yet been announced. the senate manufacturers committee The announcement of Secretary of this paper. Nine cars, or an nver­ on resuming hearings on the meas­ age of three cars a day, sums up the Wilson as to tho jurisdiction of the ure. The committee had called Hus­ carload lots of orange shipments for ton Thompson, chnirmnn of the com­ Friday, Saturday and Monday. The mission, which under the bill is charg­ express company handled 212 boxes of ed with the function o f gathering and oranges nad grapefruit in small lots giving of publicity to coal data. . during the snme time. Only 90 pack­ Heads of two other government ages of vegetables have moved from agencies, charged with administration Plant City since Thursday. of regulatory provisions o f the bill, Four cars o f oranges each day Chairman Clark, of the Interstate were shipped on Friday and Saturday S T A R T SHOOTING UP Commerce Commission, and. Director nnd one car of Granges moved on Mon­ C O AL COM PANY TH IR T Y T H O U S A N D Smith, of the geological survey, ex­ day. The express company's fruit MORE M EN. pressed approval of the measure yes­ shipments of 212 boxes ^mounted to W ILLIA M S O N , W. Vs., Jan. 20— terday and declared they believed it about one box car load, making ten The mining camp o f the Bumwell P H IL A D E L P H IA , Jam 20— The entirely workable. cars for the three days. Coke & Coal Company in Kentucky IJcnnsylvania Railroad Company to­ Opposition of organized coal oper­ Outside of a mixed car of oranges opposite Sprigg, W. Va., seven miles day instructed nil departments throuators to the Caldcr bill was voiced and vegetables shipped Saturday, veg­ from here, was attacked today by per­ out the system to afToct. a further re­ before the committee by J. A. D. Mor­ etable shipments have been very light. sons hidden In the surrounding moun­ duction in expenses of 10 per cent as row, vice-president o f the . National About thirty crates each of lettuce tains. C ol.. Herman Hall, upon re­ compared with the expenses in NoCoal Association. He prefaced his and cabbage with half as many crates ceipt o f tho news, sent a patrol of vomber, 1920. This is in addition to argument against,the bill with the o •statement that mine operators gener­ f celery constituted the principal veg­ federal troops to the scene. Reports tj,0 10 pcr ccnt reduction I ordered retrenchment campaign was ally had not taken excessive .profits etable shipments. There were just a by telephone to Col. Hall stated that' j,crt ^ few English peas and peppers and one no ono had {>cen hit during the shoot- j (Parted last month, and which alduring the cbal shortage last year. ing. ready has resulted in the laying off “ We have collected statistics upon package of carrots. There is no market for turnips in 100,000,000 tons o f production made of approximately 30,000 men In the Prior to October,” ho sold, “ which crates. There has not been any pep­ four regions of the system. Continu­ mine to have been $3.47 a ton and per this week. Other vegetables on ed falling off of business was given show the nverage selling price at the the market at present are selling, ac­ as the reason for today’s action. the cost of producing $2.76. That left cording to buyrs, ns follows: Beets, Freight traffic has declined 20 to 22 • margin of 71 cents which does not $1.50 to $1.76; cabbage, $1.50 to $1.76; per cent ns compared, with the early ^present profit, because the- over­ carrots, $1.50; coiery, $1.76; lettuce, fail, the company announced. l y costs, depletion charges and tax- $1.25; English peas, average price, ( "There is no arbitrary |rule ad­ $2X0.— Plant City Courier. u hay® to come out o f it.” opted,” aaid a statement .issued to­ AM ERICAN LEGION MADE A T­ night by Samuel Rhea, president of TACK ON ASSISTANT the Pennsylvania railway system. ■ SECRETARY ’ “The principal reason for which the (Br Tb* Am*cUU4 Tt*m) reduction will be made ia to secure W ASHINGTON, Jan. 20— Defense' the Btmoit economy consistent with of department of labor dealing with adeqUate safety and afficlency.” radlcJff' aliens and complete endorse­ •The vice-presidents, however,” tho ment of Assistant Secretary Poet's' president stated, *iiave been directed work made today by Secretary Wilton that in carrying out these instruc­ D. A. R.’S ELECT N E W OFFICERS in statement replying to attack onH tions they shall do ao in the manner INDICTMENTS RETURNED Poet by executive com m its of the best adapted to avoid, as far as pos­ A G A IN S T N IN E MIAMI, Jan. 20— D. A. R- officers American Legion. sible, unnecessary disruption of the M EM BERS. * elected today are as foUowa: State , • organization or individual hard­ regent, Mrs. Everest G. Sewell of DESTROYER N A M E D (Br T U * ---- Fr***) ship. FOR FLORIDA HERO JASPER, Jan. 20— Special grand Miami; flirst vke-regent, Mrs. Jaraee “It Is to be hoped that tha reduc­ frry investigating lynching of W ill­ Craig of Jacksonville; second vice­ tion in business will continue for only Mrs. W. M. Corry, of Quincy, Fla., em Bslrd, miner, continued work to- regent, Mrs. Theodore Strewn of De­ has been designated by Secretary Dan a brief period,” the statement con­ ^*7 although returned Indictments Land; recordftig secretary, Miss Wil­ iela as sponsor for Destroyer No. 334, tinued. "The management of tha yesterday against nine members of ma Davis of St. Augustine; corres­ to be launched at Bethlehem shipyard Pennsylvania railroad sincerely re­ AUbsma national guard. No further ponding secretary, Mr*. Philip Clark­ San Francisco. The new destroyer grets that uninterrupted employment ttport expected before tomorrow but son of Miamo; treasurer, Mrs. J. C. will be named Corry in honor of* her can not be assured to every faithful . « la understood jurors are Inquiring Blocker of S t Petersburg; auditor, ■on, Lieut. Com. W . M. Corry, Jr., of man qn its payroola. But tha situa­ Into allegations members of company Mrs. F. X. Schuller of Orlando; reg­ the navy, who lost his life •While at- tion is a practical one, and no way as M °tber than those already Indicted istrar, Mrs. Brooke G. White of Jack­ temptnig to save a comrade from a yet has been devised in such circum­ “ d knowledge of plana of those who sonville, and historian, Mis* Alice burning airplane. Details of the stances as those now existing to Twitcher of Daytona. . •Gorily lynched Baird. launching and the date have not yet avoid a reduction in expenses and working forces. • been dedded upon. Office supplies at the Herald* Post Cards at the Herald office* I t RESOLUTIONS TO REDUCE ARMAMENT ' PRESIDENT BANDITS ROB SANFORD WILL PROVIDE MAIL TRUCK OF HARDING ON WAY FLORIDA HALF A MILLION COMFORTABLE CAMP SITE house w ill r e g a in 198 TO 77 N U M B E R 23 SANFO R D , FLORIDA, F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 21, 1921 xn. THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR GIVES FIGURES ON WAGES FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SHIPMENTS DECREASING SPECIAL GRAND JURY INVESTIGATES LYNCHING OF MINER IN ALABAMA . a, -- i it*, [j ■ 7 ■ SINN FEINN. . HEADQUARTERS ARti RAIDED PENNSYLVANIA REDUCES WAGES OF EMPLOYEES S ANOTHER TEN PEI CENT JAP HEIR TO THRONE TO COME HERE POST’S WORK DEFENDED BY WILSON 'll DRUMMER. BEW ARE! DRY SLEUTHS W IL L WATCn YOU CLOSELY PRIN C E HIKOIUTO W IL L V IS IT Traveling salesmen who are inclin­ U N ITED STATES TH IS ed to add moonshine as a side line, SUMMER might do well to heed the warning of (B j I t - Aa**cl*t*4 Fr»M ) * federal prohibition officers, and stick TOKIO, Jan. 20— Prince Hlrohlto, to only the line and the house they heir- apparent to the Japanese throne, are primarily representing on tha will visit America after proposed trip road. Officers are receiving tips oc­ to London and other European capi­ casionally that booze is being carted tals next spring, according to newa- in and out o f Tampa by a few sales­ men. papers. * INSTALLING SOUP KITCHENS TO FEED STARVING ONES . IN THE CITY OF TOLEDO SOUTHERN RAILROAD STOPS EIGHT TRAINS C ITY F A C IN G SE R IO U S U N ­ E M P L O Y M E N T SIT­ U A T IO N . ’ * WASHINGTON, Jan. 20— Discon­ (Br TU AmmU M A n *) tinuance temporarily of eight inter­ TOLEDO, Jan. 20.— Preparations state trains was announced today by for the installation of soup kitchens the Southern Railroad. Trains num­ where thousands of Toledo’s unem­ ber 32 and 24, between Washington ployed may be fed a n being made and Msmphls and numbers 48 and M, today. City facing moat serious no­ between Washington and Danville, employment situation in history. will be discontinued next 8unday. Nearly two thousand man, without iTaina 39 and 40, Greenville and A t­ breakfast at* Social Service Federa­ lanta, numbers 18 and 14, Coulmbla tion this morning pleading for im­ and Charleston will be continued until mediate work. Only seventy-five w o n January 80th. Other trains largely given Jobs. . • duplicate the service of thos« discon- j tinned, the announcement aaid, and CHANCELLOR schedules wiU be readjusted to take RU 8SIA N SOVIET in all tha stops. • TO BE DEPORTED It ia hoped, it waa added, that tha - (Br T U A***cUt*d m a ) necessity for these changes will prova W ASHING TON, Jan. 20.— Deporta­ only temporary and that there will be a nearly return to normal and for­ tion of Gregory Weinstein, chancellor. of Russian soviet bureau in the mer service. United-States, ordered today by'Sec­ retary Wilson of the labor depaxtOffice supplies at tha Herald. Try a Herald W ant Ad— It pays. ’.• i .. '• * v- . . • ■r » _ *;ir L * 41 �y- *>t) • V iEYmmm • , V i m - V r S B . fyx&k .vf»T- i - .-. 1■ *-. ■■■ ■ ^ g W U I B W ' I • • . • ijL p i ■nv>.< « fc ; _ 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 , J A N U A R Y 14, 1921 RATE REDUCTIONS ON v , FRUIT AND VEGETABLES ! SOUGHT BY AGENCIES UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE ' ®^*y .V* American Fruit Growers Are Among Those W ho Are Active qR LA N D O , Jan. 12. — J. Mrs. Bengston has been ill with a cold at the home o f her daughter, ‘ o f the American Fruit Growers , Inc., Mrs. Tyner, but last week she was « r f tonight In consultation with local d|dc K'cl , ome ?ptnd,n|[ Crutchfield o f ff Pittsburgh, prcal sident officials of the American Fruit Grow- one day with Mrs. * John Lundquist era, gave an interview in which ho and another with Mrs. Magnuson. discussed the present freight rates in Rcv- Albertson and w ife were passapplication to fruits and vegetables. * "* th">UBh. ou[ Ha pronounded the existing freight woolj rates prohibitive in marketing o f Mr. and Mrs. Henson, of Sanford Florida fruits and vegetables and were calling Sunday at the homo o f -stated that the American Fruit Grow- Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lundquist era, Inc., is seeking to secure from Mr’ Mr* - V 1" 0" of P ,e* mo" t ................... , ... . * stopped also at the home o f J. E. tu. railroads an immediate reduction Lundquist cn route home from o f the existing freight rates on fruits Daytonia. :- - wmi, ’ mK~ ^ . ■ I! 1 P 't ii * II I“ . - regret to hear of the death of their little infant January 7th. Jaa. Entxmlnger, o f Greenwood, S. C.f is the gueit o f C. W. Entzminger and family. Miaa Ellen Fuller spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Ful|er. Mrs. L. T. Hunt and ten children, returned to their home in Fort Lau­ derdale after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mra. J. II. Allen. • Mr. apd Mrs. J. H. Allen and Claude Henchcliff motored over to New Smyrna Sunday. Mrs. Purtin is visiting her non in Oviedo.Mrs. C. W. Entzminger and T. P. Lewis motored to Sanford .Monday. Geo. B. Upchurch, o f Birmingham, is visiting his mother-in-law, Mrs. George Lewis. Geo. W. Stuart, of Verno,- Pa., ar­ rived Thursday. Longwood is quite gay this week with a morry-go-round. A ll the "kiddlea" both Inrgc and small, are enjoy­ ing it. EAST SANFORD and himself. They have an office at V13 Magnolia avo. Phone 311. We have been asked to aay the government crop reports will be post­ ed on the bulletin board at the Sanford Truck Growera ware house nt Beck Hamock several days for the con­ venience of every one who is inter­ ested. Mrs. G. C. McDougai shipped a car o f fine cabbage to Atlanta on Satur­ day. Ed. Ward shipped two cars of Golden Self-bleaching celery to Chi­ cago Monday at $1.6Q f. o. b. Others arc shipping green celery, beets, caul­ iflower, cabbage, lettuce and romaino. E v ery D ollar Y o u Saves Helps • W in Prosperty \ LESS IT IS P U T IN C IR C U L A T IO N IN SOME W A Y • \ Until you are ready to invest your savings a safe, patriotic depository for them is a bank ac­ count where they will stand for increased credits on which to finance reconstruction and business activities. PERSONAL NOTES Your funds deposited with this Bank will be safe, immediately available:and will be doing their patriotic duty. » (Frem W w U.wUjr'l D «U r) Mrs. Hunt Harris and Mias Minnie Porter Harris arc tho gucsta o f Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase. L. 1. Frazier ia expected home this week from a trip to bis old homo in North Carolina and .Atlanta. STRENG TH SERVIC E SeminoleCountyBank . Steen Nelson, prominent grower and shipper o f fruits and vegetables in Oveido, is in the City doing jury duty this week. and vegetables. ’ | Wnifred Pierson treated his friend, . Mr. Crutchfield termed the rates for Archie Swanson and parents, Mr. s * ___ which they asked as emergency rates, and Mrs. August Swanson, Elmer' Rev. W. T. Rancher will be here which would not necessarily mean a ■Lundquist and w ifo and little ones J. L. Miller is having the front of from Apopka on Sunday to preath lowering to a pre-war charge, but one to a trip to Orlando and Piedmont his building improved by an awning afternoon and evening at Moore's Sta­ that will enable growers and shippers way last Sunday. and ia also painting aigna on the awn­ tion church, Jan. 16th. to move their productf at a profit to Mr. and Mrs. A . F. W<y»tcrdlck en­ ing for his tenants. Rev. W. J. Bartlett, o f Grand Is­ the present market. tertained with a supper party at their land, was a guest o f Mr. -and Mrs. J. Stress was laid by Mr. Crutchfield home on the evening of the 6th in City Manager Ryan made a trip to 0. Pope, o f Celery Avenue for ten oh the fact that this rate would not honor o f the 12th birthday o f their Orlando yesterday afternoon in the days and called on, many old friends necessarily have to be reduced to a grandson, Charles Beck. There were airplane and liked the experience while here. pre-war level. .The railorads, he said, 21 in all present and all enjoyed n |very much. C. J. says he has been The telephone company placed a Were asked to assume the initiative, good .time, Charles receiving some “ up in the air" before but not in an phone in the Steele home on Benrdall any reduction of rates they might put nice presents. Afterwards a number airplane. , ovenue last week. into effect being subject to the action of the men went hunting. Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Summerville, of o f the Interstate Commerce Commis­ H. A. Neel and R. J. Holly o f the A good many o f the young folks Cambridge, Ohio, nnd DeLand, were sion. Herald Printing Company paid a visit have been attending the shows and guests o f Mrs. G. C. McDougai on Asked if what the American Fruit carnivals in Sanford the last two to Lake county points this afternoon Sunday. Growers, Inc., is agitating for was the weeks. and found that county filled with Mr*. Crane nnd daughters have same as what the Florida Citrus Ex­ A party which was a genuine sur­ gone to Winter Park to spend the re­ tourists, new reisdenta, fruit and veg­ change • sought in urging pre-war prise was also held nt the home o f mainder o f the winter. Misa Ordoth etable growers and good people gen­ rates, he again emphasised that it Wnlfred- artil Carl Pierson^ Thurs­ will study music and Dorothea has erally. was an emergency rate and not n pre­ day evening. Quite a few were pres­ entered Rollins College. They have war rate which his concern was after. ent and nil report n good time. Jnmes H. Grady, Jr., and J. Mor­ been Philip R. Andrews’ guests for Mr. Crutchfield pointed out that ris Reardon, Jr., who have been visit­ Mrs. Neil Swanson was a recent several months. what would benefit the growers and caller to see Mrs. Bengston. J. C. Ellsworth is serving on the ing their uncle and aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. ahippers would o f necessity benefit C. C. Hart, hnve returned to their Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Campbell are grand jury this week. the railroads. The present rates, in having their home connected up with r j S L X t ’Z n „ . have I— «*• his opinion, were absolutely prohib­ the telephone service. Mrs. Nell place in real estate over in the Lake Jr., is a student of the Benedictine itive, threatening the very life of I Randall wns n visitor there Monday. regions. Miss Mary Phelps hnn sold College. the citrus and vegetable industry of The election o f officers for our her home and 30 odd acres of land to (From Thun<!»y'i Dally) the state. Hundreds o f carloads of Sunday school occurred Inst Sunday. people by the name of Nelson frOm All visiting D. A. R.’s are invited citrus fruit and vegetables were not For superintendent, Alfred Ericson; Maine. They hnve taken possession. to the meeting o f the Sallie Harrison moving because the high rates were assistant superintendent, Kmil MngIt’s a very attractive place, situnted! Chapter, Fridny evening. absorbing every cent of profit. This nison; treasurer, Mrs. John Borcll; between Lake Onoro and Lake Silver. I condition was robbing the railroads organist, Miss Margaret Ericson; Mrs. Phelps hns moved into hpr new ■Miss Saritn Lake, who has been of n large revenue and facing grow­ secretary, Elmer Tyner;. Bible clans home nt 400 Palmetto avenue, San-1 quite ill is much better, and. expects ers hnd shippers with disaster, he teacher, Alfred- Ericson; intermedi­ ford. to return to school at Stuart Hall, said. Asked if definite action by the ate teacher, Mrs. Geo. Bnllinger; pri­ W. T. Fields wil be here this week Staunton, Vn., the last o f this week. railroad officials would be taken mary tencher, Mrs. John Bornll. El­ from Augusta, Gn., to start n new shortly, he stated that they were hop­ mer Tyner also ngreed to open the bungnlow on his plnce on the west Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walsh have ing to get their answer any day, if church and ring the bell. Service side o f 1-nke Silver to replace his as their house-guests Mr. nnd Mrs. rqllef is to be had from the existing begins now nt 2:30 instead of 3:00 in home that burned several years ago. ■“ “ v‘ ‘ “ ‘ ****'• .7' 7* ” *’l" rntes it must come at once, he said. the summer. gave a good | E. J. Taylor hns bought the How-*...... ------ -Mrs. Borcll .............. , . ' . Trammell Has Acted rrPort o f ' “ -1 >■<•"* ■'"’" ' " I f <1»< nrd S w .r t. buna-low on Ohio ovcooe. r' m* ln ' ° r ” lnU? “ r' ,nd San “ Have urged Interstate Commerce Iwsidc the money used for the sup- |he land borders on the cast shore of ^ r8.- 1 ° ^ cr nre 80 Pl®a8c<l *1 ford that they expect to buy and Commission to give Florida growers plies nnd for repairing the roof, U k e Sl|ver. Mr. nnd Mrs. Taylor nnd wiil move out nt once. We mnkr thia their home. relief from thg high transportation ?2f>.14 was sent to help the needy— |jn|,. of which flfi.fd) was given .to the chilkl,nr there are other changes to take charges and also introduced in the Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Brown of Col­ dren a orphanage /in Jacksonville, | p|#ce m t^t. near future, senate a bill to require n reduction umbia, S. C., are the guests of their as children’s day offering and $(1.4.r > Mrs. A. K. Powers hns bought a , lq rates. Will do all I can.” sister, Mrs. T. C. Mayo. While here The message above, from Senator $-1 was sent to. the Nenr East fund. house next door to Judge and Mrs. they have had several delightful motor We were pleased to welcomo ns vis­ Houshoidcr and with her young son Park Trammell, waa received yester­ trips, going to St. Petersburg and day by Dr. J. II. Rosa, president of itors to the school, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. and dnughter will make it her future thelr the Florida'Citrua Exchange, in reply A. Tyner of Sanford, who came out home. H er many fr"ie n d s "o u t"h e «I'LeMbur«- Bf ore ™turnin* hom/lMr. and Mrs. Brown will motor to a message which he had sent the to spend the day with relatives in arc very glnft to have her in Sanford to junior senator, In company with mes­ Grapeville. Mr. Swnn also brought again. with him Mr. Fcnchc, n young man Mrs. Kent Rossiter hns her mother sages to other members of Floridn’s Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. T. C. Mayo, representatives In Congress. In his who is spending a little while with from Commerce, Ga., with her for n Mr. a'nd Mrs. W. I). Brown, Miss Mary visit nnd Mrs. Mary Simmon in n message Dr. Ross urged that the rail­ him, coming down from Georgia. Farish and Mr. R. T. Torrence motor­ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lundquist en­ guest at the Rossiter home for n short roads should establish the pre-war ed to Leesburg. rates on foodstuffs and fruits as tertained n friend from Piedmont a time. . Miss Bcrcic Long is leaving Satur­ emergency rates, in order to. provide couple of dayn, their son, E. W. and John McPhattcr nnd J. W. Miller, more tonnage for tho carriers and to wife, taking them all for a nice auto day for .her home in Monongehelia, two of Kissimmec’a prominent busi­ prevent untold losses to Florida pro­ drive tq show the Sanford sights on Pa. Mins Long has a fine position ness men, were in the city this morn­ Sunday nnd later all taking supper with the Pennsylvania Railway Co. ducers. \ , ing on a business mission. * Miss Grcgson arrived here Monday The citrus exchange hns asked all with the parents. Mrs. Jean Tyner has been spend­ to visit her aunt, Mrs. A. B. Cafhefon farrpora’ and growers’ organizations Mrs. B. F. Hutchins and two at­ ing a numberof dnys in town with nnd fnmily, later Miss Gregspn will to co-operate with it in securing the tractive little children, Naomi 'and reinstatement of pre-war rates and her son nnd wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. go to Miami to visit other relative*. Winifred, Bpcnt last Saturday and , . She is huving a vacation from her po­ hns received assurances from a num­ A. Tyner. * Sunday with her father nnd mother, sition with the Ford Auto Co.,’ nt Dober of organizations that they will Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Walker, Sr. . j troit, Mich. .. 1>nck t\ie movement. Senator Tram­ Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Miller nnd J. mell’s prompt action In introducing H. B. Earl, o f Denver, Colo., repre­ i W. Corley drove over to Glcnwood senting thc> Earl Sales Service, is in the bill which he mentions has given T. G. Roebuck nnd Fred Grist were Nurseries Inst Friday to select some the city and mnking preparations to added impetus to the move for lower transacting business in Orlando Wed--1young trees, rates, In the opinion of officials of put on n sale for the firm of Woodruff nesday. ^ the exchange, who express the hope J. I). Martin arrived in Sanford last j * Watson. Watch the Herald for fu- • HUT IT DOES NO GOOD TO S A V E M O N E Y U N ­ HOME INSTITUTION -------------------------------;-----------------Supply Co., ia happy today having re­ ceived acveral car loada o f supplies that he has been waiting fo r this paat week. Mr. Cheney will now start the business o f supplying Florida with al kinds o f auto supplies making his headquarters here in the Pico building where he has rented space for ware­ house purposes. ; * * Col. Dan Smith had a (large crowd at the Methodist church la^t night to hear his lecture on the # a r and his talk about the enforcement o f prohibition measures. He represents the Anti-Saloon League and takes up a collection/for the lenguc after the lectures. J. S. Born o f Decatur, Ga., left today for Daytona where he ' will spend a few weeks and then go to Miami and other.points on the East Coast. He haa been-the guest of Mr. and Mra. W. L. Henley and Is in love with Sanford and F lorid a < He ia thinking seriously’ o f coming back be­ fore leaving the stato nnd Investing in Sanfqrd soil. W E A T H E R A N D CROP CONDI­ T IO N S IN FLO R ID A FOR THE W EEK E N D IN G JANUARY |J Temperature: The temperstsul averaged much nbove the seasonal f«| the period, the daily excess being u| much ns 5 degrees in the northeaitml portion o f the state. ‘. Precipitation: The week was witi-l out rain, except in the extreme sootH where it was locally heavy on day. And there are localities in tw| central nnd southern divisions whnl rain would prove beneficial; the n|| ia in good conditions, however, eicqtl that low lands arc still wet in tk| north and west. Condition‘of Crops: General (iniI work made progress during the *Nk,l and plowing wns more active, eirqtl portions of, the north and west. U*| lands are rather ,dry in the south a ll central divisions. Oats, rye, celeryl nnd truck arc in fair to good roa&| tion; the week wns rather too wual for lettuce. The planting of Irish p^l tatocs continues, 'nnd some tomb] plants were set out. Seed beds ui| being prepared for tobacco in Gtdt] den county. Moderate shipments m truck continue, and shipments of d| rus fruits are increasing; strawber nre fnir to good. Pastures are for January. Rain is needed lo in the south nnd central counties. Mr. and Mra. W. W. and Mr. and Mra. A. G. Cummer of the Cummer Lumber Company of Jacksonville were In the city yesterday the guests of A. P. Connelly. They are tour­ ing thia part o f Floridn looking after their varied interests. The Cummers are the largest property owners nnd MAJOR W H IT F IE L D HERE tirtiber people in the state. They arc James V. Whitfield, American Vksl greatly surprised nt the growth o f Consul to Cubn, n nephew of the lib] Sanford since they were here about Maj.* A . K. Powers, is visiting Mai two years ago. A. K. Powers and A. D. Zachary, daM ping over on his way to Cuba. Bi| Office supplies nt the Herald. Post Cards the Herald office, lr leaves for Cuba tonight. MOT WATER O tm X T VERTICAL SUJLNt* COR- A TtJt WA ALVE CAS VALVE COLD •WATER INTAKE LONGWOOD NOTES cr* u ■ Mr. nnd Mra. Allen and daughter Wedncsday evening from Danielson,; turc announcement. that the-absolute necessity for the , readjustment which is requested will Miss Lillinn, tycrc visitors in Orlando Conn., where he has been since Inst j be so apparent that favorable action Wednesday. July. Mra. Martin may also arrive Attorney C. P. Dickinson,- of the on the bill in question will follow. A. Y. duller spent several days in here soon we hear. Must of been law fflrm of Dickinson & Dickinson, o f Secretary L. P. Dickie o f the Jacksonville this week. some Florida sand in their shoes sure Orlando, waa in the city today attend­ Tampa Board o f Trade is in receipt Mr. Thigpen, o f Sanford, was a enough. Mr. Martin ia looking fine. ing the meeting o f circuit court. Mr. o f a letter from the Interstate Com­ caller in town Wednesday. Mra. Loretta Tracey has returned Dickinson haa many friends here who merce Commission, stating that the to St, Petersburg to remain till late are always glad to sec him. Mrs. S. A . Wilkinson and little commission has no power to reduce spring when she expects to go to daughter, returned Wednesday to her freight rates, on any single article Dr. Jcsop says that things are mov­ SL Albans, Vt., fo r the summer. . home in Perry a fter spending tho hol­ or commodity, to a lower level than ing so fast in Sanford that he was A son waa bom to Mr. and Mra. idays with her parents, Mf. and Mrs. was authorized by a recent act o f the obliged to, buy a car to keep up with Dill Allen, t ‘ • * . ' Christ Bueurel January 7th and giv­ commission, allowing a certain rate them and yesterday bought a new en the name o f George. Mr. snd Mrs. F. J. Neimeyer and o f profit for the carriers. Dodge. He haa hia trusty chauffeur The Infant son o f Mr. and Mra. Pet­ The letter further states that the Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hardy were shop­ with him to pilot the car through the er Fcdrick waa buried at I-akeview best thing under the circumstances ping in Orlando Thursday. busy lanes of commerce on the main cemetery last Wednesday. Mr. and Mias Dunbar motored to will be for tho shippers and growers atrecta of the city. Tuesday o f thia week was the day * , to themselves take up the matter of Sanford Tuesday. appointed for a committee of men to C. G. Beck and R. L. Boyd, promi rate reduction directly with the rail­ George Levine was transacting bus­ meet and cut and burn the graka and nent officials o f the. Southern Bell roads, as if the rates are so high as iness in Orlando Friday. weeds in the Moroe's station church Telephone Co., o f Jacksonville, and F. to cause reduction o f shipments the Mr. and Mra. C. W. Entzminger yard. L. Thorp, manager o f the Orlando roads will find it to their advantage were visitors in Orlando Friday. Forest Gatchel will deliver Elder Telephone station, were in the city to­ to. so adjust* them as to give relief ‘ Mrs. H. R. Chapman returned F ri­ Springs water in East Sanford on day enroute from Orlando to Day­ to thfi shippers. day after visiting friends in Orlapdo. Tuesday o f each week at 60c per bot­ tona. A il o f these gentlemen have The letter follows a recent resolu­ W. S. Entxmlnger, o f Plant City, is tle or a |6.00 ticket calling fo r 12 many friends here and elsewhere in tion adopted by the growers o f the visiting his brother, C. W. Entxming- bottles delivered at the door. Mr. (he state. board o f trade regarding the shlp4 • Gatchel is sales manager for the ment o f fruit end vegetables from erf . A . B. Cheney, o f the Automotive Friends o f Mr. and Mra. Spink will company composed o f M. M. Stewart Manatee county. * . . v- '1 : .<• / . .Iv ii A HOT BATH FOR ONE CENT HY S IM P L Y T U R N IN G A F A U C E T Did you ever Atop to think it costs ns much or more to he** a kettle of water. A t Inst we nre able to install a fully anteed satisfactory Heater A T A R E A S O N A B L E PRICE. . We will be glad to show you /this new * TOOMBS AUTOMATIC ---------- A N D ---------- INSTANTANEOUS HEATER It does all and more thnn any other heater of same capacity • , . . at about 7 * • . HALF-THE-COST • _ ’ ________ • FOR SALE BY LEE BROTHERS ... i . r • . . / . * and pays for itself in the saving.of gas and water. • L E T U S D E M O N S T R A T E IT TO Y O U . » V — • • . •• �h o - ,: • •• / . . ' -**V * t‘ set%^r'r:;^= g * ;.’ K : ‘.K Bte 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 , J A N U A R Y 21,1921 B il • SL^ijffii V" COAST LINE LETS BOYS WIN, SHERIFFS OFFICE BRIGHTER CONTRACT FOR GIRLS LOSE IN MAKES BIG HAUL PROSPECTS FOR BASKET BALL ROLLING STOCK CELERY CROP OF MOONSHINERS SUCCEEDED IN C A T C H IN G SOME HRADBNTOW N JO U R N A L SUMS B IL L M OYE A N D LEO NARD LUCAS W IN FOR T H E SHINERS A N D Q U A N T IT Y UP S ITU A TIO N IN A MOST OF M ASH LOCALS. ' A B LE M A N N E R (From f r U i r 'a D .llr ) y. « Sheriff Hand and his deputies have been active ever since the first of the month when they took the oath o f office and promised to do their full duty toward the commonwealth and the people who.had elected them for this purpose, breaking up stills docs not entirely eliminate distilling but breaking them 'up and jailing the shiners all the time will have a most disheartening effect upon them all and the Word has gone forth that all o f them, irrespective o f color or so­ cial position, must quit making nnd selling boose or suffer the conse­ quences and there will be some start­ ling surprises to be sprung In the next few. weeks In this respect Last week Sheriff Iland and deputy * sheriffs raided a still near the Wekiwa river west o f tjic city and while the distiller had been frightened away before the arrival the still v$aa there doing business and a ' quantity of mash and whiskey was confiscated as well as the still. Wednesday the sheriff and deputies landed on Steve Lowrey at his still house In a bam on Beardall avenue and landed Steve and two barrels of mash. Last night they w^re after moon­ shine in the moonlight and succeed­ ed in landing J. I. Hodgcn in Mecca Hammock where ond o f ,the most complete stills in the country was. discovered and 23 barrels of mash and much whiskey was found to­ gether with tho 260-gallon copper still. Sheriff Hand says It may be n big Job to get them all In n few weeks but he Intends to get them ns they come if it takes all summer and he certainly Is - making a good start. The pessimistic look that has pre­ (F i*a Me DtUj) The Sanford High School boys vailed among the vegetable growers proved too much for their opponents, for the past three or fou r weeks is the fast Umatilla High School team, beginning to fade an(>a cheerful ex­ afid defeated them 26 to 13 last night at the Parish House, in one o f the pression is seen in its place. prettiest exhibitions seen this year. The vegetable markets have im­ This game was the second game of proved everywhere. Lettuce has gone a double bill and was a real game up about twenty-five cents, and where from the start, with the Sanford the grower lost money on his lettuce boys playing their best game. They a few weeks ngo he is now breaking seemed to get better ns the game pro­ even and can afford to ship and take gressed and local fans who witnessed a chance on market conditions being the contegj* were loud in their praises better. The lettuce crop is about gone o f the team work and fast playing of now and the whole crop w ill be gone the boys. within the next week or teh days. * Tho individual stars o f the game The growers, who a few weeks ago were Bill Moye and Leonard McLuwere taking out insurance on their cas, playing like professionals, and celery crop are now boarding it up playing their best game o f the season and preparing to ship it. Celery has to date. These two boys were the sold in Bradentown this week for chief reason fo r the UmatUIa boys |2.00 and $2.26 f. o. b. That means losing the game, and they kept the that the markets in the. north are o f­ crowd on their feet during the entire fering from $3.60 to . $4.00. The game. It is hard to decide which of price of $2.25 means that the grower the two played the best, for they both will make a. profit on his celery crop scored the same number o f points, and and will do better than break even. It seemed as though each star play on The prices Just quoted above are for the part o f one was as quickly sup­ the very best grades of celery; that erseded by another even more brilliant is, celery that has been well bleached play on the part o f the other. How­ and is of a unifrom site and a good ever, it was Moye who did all the pack. For tome reason or othar buy­ playing in the first half and it was ers can not be interested in the infer­ through his part that 14 o f the 16 ior grades o f celery unless they can points* made during the first half were get the bulk of their shipment first made and with a lead o f 7 points at clnss stuff. What docs that mean? the beginning o f tho second half, McIt means that the growers who will Lucns then put the game on ice nnd make a profit this yenr arc those who scored nil but two o f the rest. have taken the care to grow their The firs th a lf was closely contested celery so that it will be the best that and at three times the score was tied they have ever shipped. The grower but it ended with the score 16 to 9 in who hns not paid any attention to his ^innford’s favor. The second half be­ crops and has let them grow just ns gan with a rush and the Umatilla boys they would will find no market thin made great efforts to try nnd stem year nor any other year. A standard the tide, but with McLucna in the S. pack, uniform grades nnd well bleach­ H. S. Roys went through their oppon­ ed celery is going to tnke the market ents nnd it ended 20 to 13. this year ns well as the years to Perfect teamwork on the part of come. Lovell, McLucas nnd Moye was the There has been quite a little agi­ chief feature o f this half nnd ns fnst tation all over the country asking thnt as one goal was ;nade -Lovell would the railronds reduce their freight by his pcrf«*ct guarding nnd keen rates to n pre-war level. The railroads begin another play which have Wen consulted in 'tins m ntteriwould cnd jn another score. Hc dc_ W ASH ING TO N, Jan. 17— Repre- and the railroad officials have been MrVM much crcdit , or hi„ np|pm]id aentatives of 109 national nnd inter­ about equally divided in the matter. I „ how|ng ftnd no tM.Ucr exhibition of national unions affiliated with the Those who have taken the matter »1>1,lt.rfcet guarding, has been seen this Anferican Federation o f Labor have wuh the railroads have pointed ™ ' ' yvaTf , han waB shovvn by lhis j,layer been cnlled to meet in Washington, thnt unless something is done to re- 1,n!|t niRht. Next to Moye nnd McFebruary 23d, “fo r the purpose of lieve the present high freight situa- Lueai(( hc nmde lht. best showing. Mnconsidering attacks now being made tion that the railroads will be the real goI1( UtlheTt Ed. Moye, Jim Stone and on the trade union movement,” ac­ losers for they point out thnt already Dick McLau,in u,| comP in for their cording to announcement today by numerous crops have been plowed un- ahjm. of , he honor8 and wcrc vcry Frank Morrison, secretary qf. the fed­ der and therefore the railroads have mm.h jn Rame nt )Ul times nnd eration. The call for the meeting Inst that business. With a cheaper tht,y weri, tlj, woI1 aWnre that perfect was sent by Samuel Gompers. federa­ freight rate the crops would have Wen co-operation ami confidence in their tion president. shipped and the railronds would have fellow players, are important factors Secretary Morrison said that the had the business to handle. in winning games. forthcoming conference “ is one of Some railroad officials, and they The Umntilla boys made a good several similar gatherings that have might be termed the progressive ele­ showing and played hard all through been called by the American Feder- ment or the “ new blood” thnt has the game, putting up thp stiffest op­ tion o f Ijibor during its history to been injected into the mnnngemcnt of position seen this year and if they consider unusual conditions.” In ex­ the roads, have expressed themselves had been just a little more successful plaining further the Intention of or­ as willing to meet the shippers half in passingi and juBt a |itt|e faater in ganized labor to give attention to at­ way and rduce present freight rates to 1 their plays, and if they had tacks on trade unionism, Mr. Morri­ a pre-war basis and go after the busi- j UHt onc.ha|f the work o{ ttle son said: ness thnt is rotting on the ground for s „ s boys they mi(fht havo won “These attacks include attempts to them. The other sect,^ nnd they g^me but as it was, they were outestablish the anti-union shop, wage might be termed the reactionary or classed, nad it did not take them reductions, anti-strike laws, compul­ conservative railroad officials, are long to find it out. sory arbitration, labor injunctions and content with the guarantee that hns Many fouls were made on both sides a publicity that would mold the pub­ been made them by the government and this with the poor attempts at lic mind to accept these backward of a net return and they assume the pnssing made by both sides, were the steps. attitude that the shippers, before they only bnd features o f the game. **I believe labor will formulate a will let their crops rot, will ship them The first game o f the double head­ plain to expose the pretense of men no matter what the fates may be. er ended disastrously for the S. H. S. who are only Interested in cheap These conservaives arc wrong; the girls an<J Jhey lost. 31 to 16. They labor and a continunpce of their pro­ growers will never ship their produce played hard all through the game, but fiteering policy. The trade* union any mroe when they lose money on it. were outclassed in size, ability and movement Is alert to the forces They will use the crops for fertilizer the breaks were agninst them. How­ against it and propoos to act vigor­ and go after better crops for the next ever they expect to clean up with ously and courageously. year. Shippers of non-perishables their next opponents and n good “ Our opponents are mistaken if they will store their produce and wait for game is to be expected. imagine they have mnde the slightest more opportune times to ship. A large crowd witnessed the two progress in nlnrmlng the workers, or The railroads must come to terms games and all went away feeling thnt that they will humbly accept a policy with the growers nnd a more, equit­ S. 11. S. is to be considered in the o f reaction. able rate must be established. There basketball field in this state. “ The proposed conference will con­ is no necessity of communities organ­ . — PETER. sider the publicity and other methods izing to meet wjth the I. C. C. because o f our opponents and it is quite pos­ the National Industrial Traffic le a g ­ T H IR T E E N C A SE S sible thnt labor will launch an o f­ ue will hold a number o f hearings be­ A G A IN S T PATR IC K fensive movement against those who fore the commission at an early date imagine they control practically every will make recommendation for reduc­ MACON, Ga., Jan. 17.— Thirteen avenu cof publicity." ed rates, and there is a likelihood of criminal cases ngainst U. H. Patrick, them being successful.— Bradentown form er cashier o f the Citiscns' Bank SANFO R D 'S D A IL Y PA PE R Journal. here, are first on the docket for the UNION OFFICIALS TO MEET ATTACKS BEING MADE TH IR TY-FO U R Y E A R S AGO J. D. Hood brought several copies o f the Sanford Daily Journal to the Herald office several days ago. While we have seen copies o f the Journal at various times it is most interesting to glance over them and see the names of those who were in business then and some of whom are still with us. Dr. Harris, the father o f Mrs. Bowler and Mrs. Junlc Ttoumillat, of this city, was the editor.. The Herald will com­ ment upon some o f tho older residents In a later issue. Fanners in St. Lucic county arc planting winter crops. Grove precau­ tions are being taken against insects and diseases. session of Bleckley county superior USES W IF E AS T A R G E T ; court this week. Patrick is alleged to have absconded last March heaving an SHOOTS H ER A D O ZE N TIM ES; K IL L S S E LF alleged shortage o f approximately $140,000. Of the thirteen cases chargMUSKEGON, Rich., Jan. 16.— A f - ' ing him with embezzlement, eleven ter several practise shots at the fam- ( represent time certificates and two ily cat, Irving Morton early yester- overdrafts on two Macon banks, yrherc day, forced his wife to become his the local bank had deposits for $160,target and spent thirty minutes in 000. firing twelve shots into her body. Then he turned the rifle on himself . The young New Year has certainly been kind to us here in Florida so far and fired once, dying instantly. ' Despite the twelve bullet wounds, os tho weather at concerned. Too Mri». Morton has a chance fo r recov­ warm think the growers who fear their trees may start to grow prema­ ery, officials stated. According to statements to the turely, thus putting them in the posi­ pplice. by hte wounded woman, Mor­ tion o f being unable to withstand very severe attacks o f Jack Frost. * ton was intoxicated. I*fss&sg\- JA C K S O N V ILLE , Jan. 16.— Con­ tracts fo r new rolling stock costing $8,220,000 have recently been let by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, ac­ cording to an announcement made by John R. Kenly, president o f the road. The new equipment includes 26 huge, Pacific type locomotives, 6 sixwheel switching engines, 400 modern steel coal cars, 600 modem box cars, 200 phosphate can, and 26 all-steel passenger coaches. This is one o f the largest contracts ever let for equipment by the A t­ lantic Coast Line nnd, although it is an acknowledged fact that the Atlantic Coast Line, like all other railroad systems, is doing a greatly reduced frleght business at the pres­ ent time, the tremendous Investment In new rolling stock speaks highly o f their faith In tho future. President Kenly states that the purchase o f this equipment does not mean that the Atlantic Coast Line Is contemplating any U rge exten­ sions at this time, or that the com­ pany Is spreadln gout. He declared It was primarily fo r the replacement o f worn equipment. Recently the Atlantic Coast Lino said, through the firm o f J. P. Mor­ gan 4 Co., $4,800,000 o f 6 1-2 per cent, ono to fifteen-year equipment trust certificates, the proceeds o f which will partly pey fo r the stand­ ard new railway equipment. .The A t­ lantic Coast Line will pay cash, f l , 720,000, fo r the new .rolling stock. This financing was approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission last week. The thirty new locomotives will be built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works. The twenty-five Pacific type engines will be for freight service and similar to the larger dess of engines now used by the road. The five switch engines will also be sim­ ilar to tho present class o f larger locomotives In tjds service by the A t­ lantic Coast Line. AVIATION TAUGHT CHILEAN OFFICERS AT CARLSTROM CARLSTROM FIELD , .Inn. 17.— With the advent of the new year comes nn influx of army nnd naval o f­ ficers to the Carlstrom Aviation School of Instruction, from all parts of the United States, the naval o ffi­ cers coming mostly from Pensacola. There are nlsn six Chilean officers at the field undergoing a course o f in­ struction in flying. During the past week eighteen* nn» val officers graduated frw^r the school of instruction, qualified as pur­ suit pilots.* Twelve of therfe"officers will proceed Monday to Kelly Field for further instruction in aviation, one to Rockaway Beach, I,. 1., for duty, one to Indian Head, Ind., for duty, nnd one to Hampton Ronds, Va., for duty. The other three are awaiting assignment. Major Gilkeson, Captain Ford and eight second lieutenants left Thursday for the Aviation Repair Depot at Montgomery, Ala., for the purpose of “ ferryin g” ten-new Curtiss planes to Carlstrom Field. The plans are to bo used in the Aviation Scholo o f ' In­ struction. IF YOU NEED A N EW OIL COOK STOVE Buy thel Best that is made The FLORENCE Automatic W e also have the Buck Line o f GAS RANGES BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES your fertiliser' without getting m N B W PRICE LI8T8 JUST ISSUED. PLE N T Y OF MATERIALS, P ro m * Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticide*, Sprayers, Poultry Sup. pllco E. 0. P A IN T E R F E R TILIZ E R CO. U S !, IT LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER \“ We Deliver The Goods" Local and Long Distance Hauling PHONE 498 If We Please You, Tell Others. MONEY SAVING PRICES If W e Don’t, Tell Us. On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crate* You Can Buy From Un at ■ Wholesale Prfcea W r it, for l’ r lr * Mat W.A. Merryday Company Palstka, Florida Him ENGLANI WTT-CDGC SPRMQ Sold etui mhen by furruiuro Jaalnta and department stores - t BNoJOtrcn sntiNQKD ax hewVbrfc -ISwMpx - n ilMg. “Keystone Soil Powder” Sterilizes the Soil In greenhouse sterilization it has proved as good as stesm baking. In seed beds it kills weed seeds and many diseases. A fifty pound keg costs three dollars, and will treat 1000 to 2000 square feet of soil. Enough for trial sent free if you will give it a thorough tost HOMER T. DARLINGTON General Delivery, Miama, Florida. ' * The Gabbett Home for Sale O PPO RTU NITY Knocks at Your Door But Once and It W ill N e w Knock at Your Door Again With This Kind o f a Proposition. A MODERN BUNGALOW C elf-Re d u c i n g n? H A V E C. A. M ATHEW S and A . P. CONOLLEY A REAL BARGAIN S W E City Property, Building Lots and Farm Lands . This week in Broward is notable for the fact thnt they made their first delivery of caprons to the U.rmine Ho­ tel o f Miami. The hotel seined glad to get them nt that price. The poul­ try industry is in its infancy here, but nevertheless it is booming, FLORIDA J A C K S O N V IL L E Of six rooms, screened wide porches, all modern conveniences and improvements, in fact one o f the finest homes in the city surrounded by oranges and grapefruit trees, flowers, plants, shrubs, fountains, beautiful lawns, a complete home and then 36C N IN E ACRES O FTI LED LAND Upon which you can raise winter vegetables fo r the land i* •tilled and in first-class condition and has made money for the owner every year and the crops on it will speak fo r the pro­ ductiveness o f the land. : he b e s t CORSET FOR STOUT WOMEN This is not only a beautiful home place but one that will make you money. On the shore o f beautiful Lake Monroe and the land one day in the near future will be subdivided into city tots and make you a fine profit In the city Just five blocks from tho business portion. Tho greatest opportunity In this state fo r a man -with money enough to make th o. first p*Y* ment You-must sec it to realise what it really means. LIGMl B U T Co. STRONG Iwalfti ON SALE f CR A SHORT TIV.L ■■T.rt.h !"*r..v i T n n ” *** ransoffvctxm&rssctoNuumuu IM - N. # rt IrH** rw « I n Tat f ! - - S = ': S = POST CARDS AT THE H .•j. . . iifiE - f,: ; ; H . -- ' ... �’ • f* .r f th e ‘ ’ , ' ■» ' . * . -1 ■ -f ^ - r i S A N FO R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 21,1921 CEMETERY IMPROVEMENT • HARDING W1LLXALL UNDERTAKEN BY COMMITTEE. SPECIAL SESSION CONGRESS FROM WOMAN’S CLUB FOR TAX REVISION ACT E v ery DoHar Y o u S aves H elps W in Prosperty AU REVOIR PAR TY SENATE c o m m it t e e repeal w ar w il l t im e TAX TARIFF b il l up STRUGGLE i s e x ­ BEFORB DECIS­ ION REACHED pr o lo ng e d pected WASHINGTON, Jan. 18— Presifcnt-eleri Harding practically has doptfid to call a apodal session o f th« Bt* congress on April 4th, member* at the .house ways and mean* com* juitlec were informed today by Chair­ man Fordncy, who ha* just returned from a conference with Harding at Harion. I Mr. Fordney conferred with the president-elect on general taxation and tariff meaeurea which wHI be among the more Important aubjecta to eomc before’ the special aeselon o f the new congress. The chairman waa un­ derstood to have told Mr. Harding that the date o f the session would have a direct bearing on the tax re­ gio n hearings which the committee [s now conducting, and It was underatood Mr. Hnrdlng told him April 4th had been practically been decided on definitely. The house resolution proposing re­ peal of most special war-time lawa, was approved today by the senate judiciary committee. Under a com­ mittee amendment the operation of the food and fuel contract act would be continued. The house emergency tariff hill, as amended by the finance committee, was presented to the sonntc today by Senator Penrose, committee chair­ man, who promised thnt ho soon would make every effort to prompt early passage. Supported by agricultural interests during-the week of hearing on the bill as affording vital protection to farm products, the measure on the other hand was strongly attacked hy others as an instrument for maintain­ ing abnormal price levels. Ten am endm ents, broadening tho measure to include practically all farm products instead of tho limited number approved hy the house, has been added to the bill by tho cotnmittee opponents who served notico that an attem p t would be made to load on more when the measure had reached the senate floor. Several sen­ ators who opposed the bill in commit­ tee were understood to be preparod to repeat their attempt, unsuccessful In commit’ (■<■, to add such *cxtraneosu legislation as the bill to recodify the feder.i laws and th e; soldiers* bonus bill. The determined and apparently growing apposition to the measure In the senate promised a long struggle with m any hours of debate before the final action. INTER-CITY DISCUSSION OF Tl»> transportation nnd traffic com­ mittee of the Sanford Chamber o f Commerce met with the industrial committee o f the Orlnndo Chamber of Commerce yesterday morning. A luncheon was held at the St. Charles hotel, flfter which the Important quostioii of improving the prevailing tran*|>ortntion conditions fo r tho cit­ ies of Sanford nnd Orlando were dlsCUfLSCt], The plan adopted la as follows: Those having shipments in -car load lots will fill out blanks which will be furnished by the two chamben of commerce, with the complete Infor­ mation concerning their shipment, *hich in turn will he forwarded to a representative at the various transfer Points, who will give the record thereon of the car while In that terminal, *®ch ns the time o f arrival, time of departure, whether or not the car wa* received in good or bad order, whithor not It was sent to the shop for repairs, if s«nt to the shop whether or ®ot it could have been reparied by the erew, etc. With this information we can, if a discrepancy exists, go to the railreads, or the Interstate Commerce Commission, and demand better ser* rice and present our case with the which we will have compiled- I f nothing else we will be convinced the railroads are giving ua the best ser. *■' 'which can be rendered. It has been decided to install this •«rvlco for a period o f thirty day*, *nd practically all arrangements Jiave been made.— Orlando Sentinel. BUT IT DOES NO GOOD TO S A V E M O N E Y U N . AND EVERYO NE S H O U LD ’ HELP T H E LAD IES IN TH IS L E SS IT IS P U T IN C IR C U LA T IO N An Au Itevoir pnrty was given in U N D E R TA K IN G • honor o f Mrs. J. M. Dresner at tho IN SO M E W A Y home of Mr. ami Mrs. A. H. Moses One o f tho greatest move| for lmr , Sunday evening. A select jCrowd of provement that the Women’s Club Until you are ready to invest your savings a young folks from Sanford and Or­ has ever undf^taken Is the appoint­ safe, patriotic depository for them is a bank ac­ lando gathered to spend an cnjoyublo ment o f a committee under Mrs. R. count where they will stand for increased credits time. C. Bower to take charge of tha Lakeon which to finance reconstruction and business Tho house wns beautifully decorated view cemetery and clean It up and activities. * "X with palms, poinsettias and vines en­ put It In Arst-class condition and keep A N D HAS O N LY T H E S TO W A W A Y twined with roses. Your fqnda deposited with this Bank will be It that way. Our cemetery is several Delicious refreshments and punch miles distant from the city and Is RIGHTS IN GOOD OLD safe, immediately available and will be doing their was served throughout the evening. owned by T. J. Miller & Son and patriotic duty. AM ERICA. Four prizes were given to the best while some Improvements have been (B* Th. A*mcUU4 Prau) dancing couples. A t 1 a. m. n crowd made in tho past few years, notably W ASHINGTON, Jan. 19— escorted Mrs. Dresner to the' depot tho building o f a pavilion and erect­ Counsel for Lord Mayor O'Cal­ from where sho left for New York. ing a water tank and other necessities laghan were directed today by chiefly .through tho efforts o f J. D. Secretary Wilson to deliver Parker. The distance kept many peo­ O’Callaghnn promptly to the im­ ple who are interested from making migration inspeclor at Norfolk. the Improvements that should have, Order described as merely a for­ been mnde years ngo and up to a fe w , HOME INSTITUTION mal notification to Judge Law­ weeks ngo no concerted action had less, In whose custody O’Callsgbeen taken looking to the Improve-^ han was placed when paroled, of ment o f this sacred spot. Now nil has secretary's decision last week that been changed. Tho Women’s Club O'Callaghan was a seaman and . IN D IA N A P O L IS , Jan. 17.— “ Be has taken up the project and the com- 1 should reship on a vessel bound frank and advertise,” was the ndvico mittee o f Mrs. Bower, Mrs. J. C. Hig­ abroad. given public utility companies togins, Mrs. Whltncr, Mrs. Brownlee night by P. II. Gndsen of Philadel­ and others nre now working along T H E CRY OF T H E S TA R V IN G W ANTE D phia, president o f tho Atnericnn Elec­ definite plans to put the cemetery in CHILDREN W A N T E D — Second hand show c o m . tric Railway Association, at a meet­ flrst-clnss shape, to hire a man to ______ Inquire at the paint store in the Weing o f the Indinnn Public U tility A s­ stay out there on the Job nil the time, Tho following poem wn. written by « ■ & » * W*T- » - » , sociation. By ibis method, Mr. Gcds- to elenri up nnd beautify the ceme, , , „ , « Sanford l.dy In.t poor when t h e ! W A N T E D -Y o u n g cow. M u.t b . den said, public understanding of ter,, to plant grnsn nnd flower, nnd ,, c„ mc for „ | ,cf for u,0 , U rv'"»>> « * *> “ < ml k« ; H. M ilutility problems can best be obtained ■hrul,., to Imvo water to keep the |nj. ch||d„ „ o f lhc Nc„ , , „ t mer. Bog 103, Sorrento, Fin. 18-tfe and necessary rate adjustment and plants nnd grass living through plnnts nnd grass living through the Jt (g go nppr0prjaio f or u,i8 t|mo that W A N T E D — Man and wife to live in credit restoration hastened. summer months and to make tho cem­ house fo r company, rent free to " I t is absolutely' necessary,” he etery whnt it should be, a place where it is re-printed by request: W IL L . PROBABLY V IS IT SAN­ right pnrtios. Can use nlf kitchen snid, " i f public utilities nre to contin­ people can visit with the thought thnt FORD BEFORE LE A V IN G utensils nnd furniture nB their owp. ue to function thnt they create n flow it is the homo of the dead instond of O, our brothers we are dyingl '' TH E S TA T E See me. Mrs, J. E. Vaughan, Rotate , . . . , , Starving for a mite o f bread; o f new capital into their securities. n place thnt was unsightly nnd grow- Co,d ftnd dreary( WL.ak and wcary, A, Sanford, Flat, Box 235. 22-2tp (B r Tbi i l l K l t U d F re t,) The answer to this wholo problem is some. W ith the awful growing dread. M AR IO N, Jan. 10.— Hnrding’s en­ he granting o f rates to public utility FOR RENT • This committee enn not work with­ gagement calendar clear todny and companies which will insure return to out funds nnd they hnvo plnnned to Siek and sighing— worn nnd weeping W ANTED TO RENT— S or 4 nnfurhe turned his attention to personal the security holders thnt will Induce nsk everyone interested for fifty cents nUhfd rooms or a small house by Can’t you henr our bitter cry T Nothing less than n month, three months pnynble in nd“ ffnirs in propnrntion for departure them to Invest. small family. Will lease by month or Hasten brothers— little sisters— tomorrow for six weeks In Florida. this sort of an arrangement will save vnnee, to keep n reguinr- nttendnnt year. Best of references. W rite S w iftly— swiftly— ere we diel Harding leaves tomorrow night fo r 'th e utilities from ruin, employed and the indies will give “ Soon" in care of Herald. ll-1012tp St. Augustine and will be joined “ Adjustment o fpublic utility rates their time free to this grent work. You were never starving, brothers, later by.Mrs. Harding. He will make I that will attract new money into the FOR S A LE OR EXCIIANGE^-Ona I f there is anyone who hns not been , , . , . 1 St. Augustine his headquarters dur-‘ Held will be hastened by a thorough approached on th a subject nnd who . .In. your great , land..o'er the , s e n 20 acre, ono 10 acre Sanford Ave. V. ^ ou bnve never felt the gnnwing , public understanding of the public wishes .Walking distance to city. Two lots inu February to donate they cnn see Mrs. Of the gaunt white wolf, like we. u tility problems. corner Center nnd Elm Ave. Twq McKinnon or any of the committee or i i "T h e best way to bring nbout that phone her* about making tho pay­ lots west side Palmetto ave., GO ft. i understanding is to be frank and ad? ments or lenve the money nt tho Her­ Y o u r rich tables gronn with plenty— from Eleventh St. Make offer. B. T. Our’a bare ns n blanched bono! I vertisc. Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring St,, Los ald office. This is one o f the great­ “ Frankness must go hand ,in hand est works thnt the ladles or the men iinsten little brothers—sisters— Angeles, Calif. ,2 t-tf Kind, sweet henrts not mndo of 1with advertising else advertising will have ever undertaken nnd tho Hornld M ISCELLANEO US stone. fall. Therefore be prepnred when you appreciates it nnd takes this means FLO R ID A FISH ERM AN DEVOTES GET YO U R ORDERS in now for I begin presenting your story’ to the of mnking it public. COVER TO W A L L O P Christmas Day you wilj be smiling | your new Bnick car. See W. JI public, to tell the.whole truth nbout j\T NUDES. O’er the season’s precious Joys; Thigpen. 46-tfe i your business to everyone. As the Little brothers— little sisters— l only customer o f the public utilities, FOR S A L E — Good farm imilo in good ST. PETERSBURG, Jnn. 18. Send us bread— you keep the toys. u the 'public is entitled to sknow ail condition.— M. Fleischer. 11-26-tfc Allyn’s monthly paper, the Florida nbout their business and any public Fi.hem.nn, publLhed h en , ' contain, „ hlch cnn „ nni, lht -Bread, Oh! bread, our little brothers ORDER your new Ruick now and no direct .tntement rcg.rd.ng »ny o f ,h h| |lU, you will not lose any time on the p/\|> P A D ^ the R00t* "klP Ay amain! the circumstances which culminated in . . „„ , ... .. F U R l l * U » I . Angel hosts will guard the burden, hew car load coming In soon. 48-tfe .. . . . . . ... cnn not hope to obtain help through the nrrest of Allyn charged with the ______ I Bringing life to uif again. favorable public sentiment. Put your YOU C A N ordor youf new Buick murder o f Harry L. Higel nt Siesta W ASH ING TO N, Jnn. lR.— The re­ house in such order that you will no wand save time on the next car Key on January 7. The hicrc state­ solution offered in the senntc tod ay Heaven bless your land of plenty— f e « r the questions of no man. load. 46-tfc ment is mnde thnt owing to "circum­ Advertise by every possible chnn- by Senntor Fletcher of Florida, call- 1 Rich ami free nnd grand nnd true— stances over which I have no control" I nel and hit th eline hard. Tell your ing upon the committee on postofflees May the nwful pangs we suffer— Stewart, The Florist, 814 Myrtle Avenue. Phone 2C0-W. 10-tfc. Mrs. Evelyn Allyn hns charge of the story everywhere thnt there is blank to know why no reports had been! N e ve r-n e ve r come to youl “ Say It with Flower*1’— Stowart, editorial direction of tho publication. space which you can fill. niado on tho several hundred postThe Florist. ' 10-tfc The editor made use o f the front “ Make it plain that the public util- master* all over tho country nomln- ’The Farmer’s Worst Enemy— Rats. page o f his paper to “ take n fall" out The Farmer’s Best Friend— ______________________________________ ity problem Is tho problem o f every nted by President Wilson, both by re­ o f persons who have recently started Rat-Snap.” j Jujt received, 4,000 rolls o f Wall man, woman and child who uses you cess appointments nnd slnre the presnn agitation over nude nrt works. He sorvice. Strive b yfrnnk statement to ent session began, so thnt they might These arc the words o f James B o x -j Paper nt the Paint Stor^. Phone 303, said: , , . convince consumers that you are try- be confirmed, is a stell trap set to tor j\j, J.; "Ever since I tried R A T - 1Welnka Block. 22-3tc “ People who dam," » abho,;re" c o ! ,nR do thc b e s t thing for their gen- catch the Republicans on this com- S N A P I have always kept it in the FOR S A L E —J. C. Ellsworth o f of all representations of the nude hu-. j ^ ^ ^ (( [% ,n the|r own mittee nnd in tho senate, house. Never fails. Used nbout $3 oml good apd Bonrdnll avenuo hns several fine mnn body, themselves expose shame- , ------ , „ „ „ n ,jnp p]„Pi Generally, the resolution calls for worth of R A T -S N A P a year and f i g ­ , , . . . , " T ' ' \ 1interest, if nothing else, thnt they young Rhode Island Red roosters for lessly a’ starved hearty p . . , ' should enlist themselves' themselves In your specific Information-os to the reason ure it saves me |U00 in chicks, eggs sale.________________ •_________22-2tp mtnd nnd n naked soul. Flori n , cnuge The way to acc0mplish this re- why ex-service men and their widows nnd feed. R A T -S N A P is convenient, Beaches, laved _by the waJm ' iU|t is not to make the mere state- who have been so nominated by tho 'just break up cake, no mixing with FOR S A L E — 100,000 green top cclwaters, invite the ‘display o p t i c a l , ^ ^ |fc j# yQUr !ntention to K,ve president have bcen held np by Re­ other food.” Three sizes, 35c, 05c, . cry plants.— F. .L. Greene, _ West Side. ’ 21-tfc perfections, mnturing --------------------- ---------------------- * i i tkiiinf-tr. i good service, or to submit to tho pub- publican lenders. Here It puts the $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Why do >1 buy my paint nnd wall Hardware Co. A Z ^ i t a X S f l c k L t « « ' “ < ««• « * " ? • •» ta * “ paper at the Paint Store? Because tistics and then sit down and w *it for the Democrats be confirmed, then It the theory thnt, ns in the past, civil­ they enrry a complete line at very the milUnnlum. The thing to do Is to will ho. against their privately anAGENTS W AN TE D ization attained its highest physical low prices.— SanfpVd Paint & Wall explaln your situntlon In understand- nounccd policy. I f they fall to act and mental status around tho Medit­ j papcr store, Wetakn Building. Phone aide terms to just as many folks ns favorably, then they go on record as A G E N T W ANTE D IN SANFORD erranean, the future’s nearest ap­ Sell the Original Watkins R«m e- ! 303 22.3tc possible. I f you have.a good case nnd being against the real Interests of tho proach to perfection will mature al°«K dies, Spices, Extr. ets, etc. N «e s a l- J..................... ...... *■ ------- ’ w ill tell the whole truth about your ex-service men nnd their widows, tho borders o f the Gulf o f Mexico." spar* j D RINK situation in a simple and convincing . Seventeen thousand nominations o f ties and repeaters. AH or On another page o f tho publication manner nnd give it deserving cireula- different kinds were sent to tho senate time. Write Watkins Co., 60 M ero-1'Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-100 the eccentric editor voices the fol­ 12-1014tp per cent pure. Phone 311. tion through the best available ndver- by the president the day the present phis, Tenn. lowing sentiment: Using medium you are certain to session began and to date not one o f " L ife is nothing but a mountain ra lly the public to your supportthank has been confirmed, and It I* range. I have known the hills and “ Every man desires good electric likely that none will be doles* the Revalleys that bound the level plains. I railway, g a it light, telephone and phblican leader* decide to do so to get Ju»Ye yet to accomplish the great telegraph service, and he w ill help out o f the trap which the Florida senbclghta from which the whole world you give It to him If you can show ator set far them today, o f experience can be seen, and I haye him that hfa help Is needed to ac­ still to pay the debts o f love I owe." NO TICK OF DISSOLUTION OF complish this very desirable end.” A fte r a day. spent in going over the PA R TN E R S H IP ground on Siesta Key, and in inter­ W OR KING ON PLANp viewing persons acquainted with de­ To Whom It May Concern: FOR BETTER R ATE S tails o f the'tragedy, Fred Thomas, .TO SOUTHERN PORTS Having purchased the good will and We are fortunate la oar contracts which make It poaaible to qaote < > who has been retained hy friends o f lowest market PRICES. financial interests o f W. S. Price in W A S H IN G T O N , Jan. 19.— RepreH arry Higel to examine into the fir. it will pay yea to get our PRICES before buying, and oar Q U A L - ;; cumstances surrounding the latter** aentatlves 'o f * Florid V In terest* who! the Sanford Novelty Works, all Mils IT Y before planting. accounts-now due the said firm death, returned to Tampa Monday a n seeking tohave rate* In the South Our SEED POTATOES nre the U fM n t quality M A IN E GROWN, .J bo paid to me, and all bills and wjth a mass 'of ‘ note* but no definite Atlantic ports placed on an equal basis, « ? selected especially for seed. theory ot the crime. Mr. Thomas w ith thoseto northern port., met b c r e j ^ n t . o w c d by the said fjrm will Stud for FR EE CATALO GUE, and SEED SPECIAL, *Ivina RE­ said he would piece out the-facts he today In conference. The cities o f b* pad! by me, a* l will continne the VISED PRICES on oew crop S E E D BEANS, PEAS, RED S E A L TO* MATO, and CUCUMBER SEED, PEPPER, Etc. bad collected into an orderly whole, Tampa, Jacksonville, Charleston, W il­ business the same as before at the We carry nil the leading and standard varieties of seed that have an«L that until he could do that he mington and N orfolk yere represent­ same place. Thanking you for the been tested and known to be adapted to our noil and climate. SEED pat.business and will appreciate your cOuld make no statement regarding ed. The conference will continue over OATS, RTB, VETCH, -RAPE, Etc. « . ’ tomorrow and it Is understand that a future business. his Investigations. The planting season Is near at hand. Onr Information service is (Signed) V. C. COLLER. • free. Call on os for any information on yonr crepe yon might think plan will be agreed upon to be pre­ 23-2tc. * we can supply. ‘ Polk: Some packing houres #ara sented to the Interstate Commerce , OLDEST A N D LARG EST SEED H O U SE IN FLORIDA Commission. a g iiji resuming operation*. So fa r Foreign.dispatches tell ua^hat the Senator Fletcher said tonight he froat* have not hurt truck crop*, only was hopeful that there would be no German* are going to put a ban on 201-20$ Bast Bay Street Jacksonville, Florida eweefc potato vino* In *ome plac** discrimination against the southern Atnericnn movies. Seems (o us that HY-TB8T SEEDS INSURE GOOD CROPS *how any effect o f cold. Everything porta and that he would fight fo r fair they attempted something like that at Chateau-Thierry, et a], j treatment. . is booming In this county. O’CALLAHAN MUST GO BACK HOME BE FRANK AND ADVERTISE IS LATEST ADVICE AN APPEAL jCLASSIFIEDWANT ADS PRESIENT-ELECT AND MRS. HARDING COMING TO FLA. ALLYN’S PAPER MUM ON MURDER FLETCHER SETS A NEAT TRAP iSfee JHJJH : Spaldings No. 4 Rose Irish Cobblera__________ Early Red Bliss Triumph i E. A. M A R TIN SEED CO. , -V■*_ ■.' - -Mi ' vt”; �.. f! i r-f . m a m . i - • -T- i •. £ W >* 4^ *, <-' /2#..-: : , . . . , ..X~?S-\4.8'fyRa i . ; /.» - • ' ■•-;• j .. ;. J1H1 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 ,'J A N U A R Y 21,1921 -v r - j - . -- J- - N^ M* t . . i - : r i ' ■■? THE GREATEST LECTURE IN THE WORLD IS “ACRES OF DIAMONDS” W A N N A M A K lR S A N G U IN E M IA M I, Jan. 18.— W ith the. in. auguratlon o f President Harding will eome a return o f normal business conditions and a general decline in prices, John Wannamaker, merchant prince, said today in an interview. ._ _ , , r\ \ jr from hU years in the servico o f (From Tuesday a D a i l y _ 'humanity •' •The lecture that has harnessed I ^ n w d l will speak in Sanford rivers, caused villages to grow into j Wednesday, January 26th. Tickets cities, established colleges and will go on sale tomorrow. ^ . (Trora rrUtr'i Dally),; The grand jury presenftd the fo l­ lowing indictments on Wednesday: discouraged men and women to do * T h e . State o f Florida vs. Willi# something fo r the good of humanity, Jackson. A ttue bill. Entering In thus finding happiness and prosper­ the night time with intent to commit ity, literally in their own back yards. a felony. "Acres o f Diamonds" has been de­ The State o f Florida vs. George T. livered over MOO times, and the pro­ Quick, alias George W. Bailey. A true ceeds have realized nearly Ave million bill. Securing goods, wares and mer­ dollars to their discoverer. The en­ Classes in American Government chandise under false pretenses. tire amount over and above expenses and Citizenship have ben organized The State o f Florida vs. George T . has betfri devoted to. the education o f amj begin work in Central FloriQuick, alias G. W. Bailey. A tru# studenta in the college grades. Over da during the week o f January 24 th. bill. Securing money ‘under false pre-' three thousand young men and women Sanford will be included In the list tencc. have been assisted, In their education ^ d president Edwin E. Sparks o f the The State o f Florida, vs. Sydney H. by D r. Conwell during the last Afty- Pennsylvania State College will make Read. A true bill. Breaking and nine years. the addresses which are free and op- entering with Intent to commit a fe l­ Sussell II. Conwell was bom in Cn to the public. However, the work/ ony. South Worthington, Mass., February |a being sponsored by the Woman’s The State o f Florida vs. Sydney H. 16, 1843. He attended Wilbrabam Club which is taking up a systematic Reid. A true bill. Breaking and en­ Academy.’ In 1860 (he ^entered Yale study o f the subject following a bul- tering with intent to commit a fe l­ University; In order to economize his ]etln especially prepared by na Extenony. tim P he took the law and academic sion Specialist fo r this work. Every The State o f Florida vs. Sam. Mich­ courses together. Hf. earned his ex- man and woman in the city, whther a ael. A true bill. Aggravated assault. penses by daily labor during his at- permanent resident or a visitor, is The State o f Florida vs. James M. tendance upon both schools. In 1862 welcome and should’ plan to attend Oglesby. A true bill. Manslaughter. he, enlisted he captain o f Infantry in these lectures. The State o f Florida vs. J. W. the Civil W ar and .served through the President Sparks is a national fig- Eaton. Not a true bill.' Destruction entire war. |urc and has appeared on every impor- o f trees. A t the close of the war he grhfdhr.tant lecture and chautauqua platform Tho State o f Florida va. Frank . ated from the law department o f itW some time during the past twenty Brown. A true bill. Carrying con­ Albany University. Shortly after he \years. This work is a part o f the cealed weapons. moved to Minnesota. There he prac- plan o f the .general extension division The State o f Florida va. Fred ticed law and edited a newspaper. I n 1o f the University of Florida to carry Brown. Carrying concealed weapona. ^1867 he represented the State o f M in-‘ valuable information and instruction ' . By order o f this court the above nesota as Immigration agent to Gcr-on important subjects to the people cause is hereby handed down to tha many, and ^became the foreign cor- of the state, and to make education •county, judge's court of Seminole respondent o f his own newspaper. In on all lines commanding public atten■county, for trial. 1868 he became a correspondent for tion nnd interest, available, The State o f Florida va. James the New York Tribune, and in1869 ( Mrs. J. G. Leonard! will have Miles and Paul Lucas. Assault with vthe traveling correspondent o f the charge of the arrangements fo r the intent to murder. Boston Traveler. In 1870 he was local class. The above case is hereby continued sent by these papers to foreign coun- 1 ------------------------upon motion of State’s Attorney, tries and made the entire circuit of A P I / 1 A 1X7 A H A David Sholtz, because the defendant, the globe, giving many lectures in I f y l M j A f Y A H A Paul Lucan, is not in custody. Indfo and England. He afterwards The State of Floridn vs. Richard visited England exclusively on a lec­ HiIIyard, Jr. Larceny of a motor ve­ ture tour. In 1870 he published his i hicle. The nbove case is hereby -con­ Arst book, "W hy and How the Chin-; tinued for the term upon motion of ese Emirate." It ha sheen followed State’s Attroney David SholtX, and by a number of others, one being th e, -------court ordered capias issued to be made •biography of Charles H. Spurgeon, W ASH IN G TO N , Jan. 18.— By decis- returnable at the next term of this which reached n sale of 125,000 ion of the United States supreme court, nnd the amount of hail is here­ copies in four months. 1court yesterday, the Okklnwaha Val- by fixed by the Court nt $1,000, bond Upon his return to this country ley Railroad, ji short line in Florida, to'he approved by the Sheriff. Dr. Conwell practiced lnw In Boston, can. be sold only to those who will State o f Floridn vs. Willie Jnckson. Mass., for eight years. In 1879 he continue to operate it ns n common Entering in the night time with in­ was ordained to the Baptist ministry, carrier. This decision prevents tent to commit a felony. accepting a charge in Lexington, a move to "junk" it os a non-paying The above hnmed defendant being Mass. From there he wns railed to property. uraigned in open court, nnd after the Grace jlaptist church o f PhiloSome time ago the state secured a hearing the reading of the indictment delphia. The active membership writ from the district court restrnin- pleads guilty. numbered less than one hundred when ing a sale to persons who would have The State of Florida vs. George T. he came, but since Dr.' Conwell has "junked" the railroad, nnd this writ is Quick, laias George W. Bailey. Se­ been pastor of the church it has grown now upheld by the highest federal curing goods, wares anti merchandise to a membership o f about 3,000 and court. under false pretences. has built the Baptist Temple, Broad The Ocklawaha Valley railroad, The nbove named defendant being and Berks streets. The Baptist Tern- which runs from Silver Springs to Pa- arragined in open court, without coun­ ple has a seating capacity of opera latko, was originally built as a log- sel, and after hearing the reading of chain o f 3,125. Qut of this work has ging road by the Rentz sawmill inter- the indictment, pleads not guilty. grown the.Temple University, enroll- ests at Silver Springs. It is said nevTho State o f Florida va. George T. ing at present, yearly, 5,009 etudenta. er to hove paid its way as a common Quick, alias G. W. Bailey. Securing Both as a lecturer and writer, Dr. carrier and some months ago it was money, under false pretence. Conwell has been associated with sold at auction, the new owners pre-, The above named defendant being k&OWn Intimately some o f the p&tlng to "junk" It. The state in- arraigned in open court without coun­ tountry’i greatest men, Including tervened, holding that the road, as a sel, and after hearing tho reading of Gough, Beecher, W hittier, Lo n gfei-, common carrier, must continue as the indictment, pleads not guilty. loW, Holmes, Bayard, Taylor, Wendell »uch, and the supreme court has upThe State of Florida vs. Sydney H. Phillipa, Garfield, Blaine* Emerson, held that decision. Reid. Breaking and entering with in­ ,Grant and many others. In his tent to commit a felony. travels abroad he met Gladstone, G ar-' The specialists of the State ExpcqThe above named defendant being (H a Ml * . . . . tthe L . .cutting . . t i l . . .away . . . . . arraigned in open court, without Ibaldl, 'Tennyion, , DSeVane Dickens,'* Dnal/U Ruskin ment Station .urge and other eminent statesmen, writers of all deal wood on citrus trees, but -counsel, and after hearing the read­ and public men. be careful about cutting the green ing of the indictment, pleads guilty. Dr. Conwell today is America’s wood. Dead wood, they say, ia usu- • The State o f .Florida vav Sydney H. moat popular speaker both in the ally diseased, and the safe way is to Itcid. Breaking and entering with in­ pqlpit and on the lecture platform, get rid of jt. Cut away water sprouts tent to commit a felony. The above named defendant being He brings to his hearers a rich har- but avoid trimming away vigoroua treat o f help and inspiration 'gleaned new limbs. nrraigned in open court, without counschools, and inspired thousands of THE UNIVERSAL CAR i EDW.E. SPARKS WILL LECTURE IN SANFORD VALLEY R. R. BE CONTINUED r I 1A / CIRCUIT COURT WHAT THE FORD TON TRUCK WILL DO T H E FO RD O N E -T O N TR U C K offers an efficient, dependable deliv­ ery service at the lowest cost. Thousands of owners: wholesal­ ers, retailers, farmers, transfer and baggage companies, ice and coal dealers, public service corporations— all have learned of the "delivery cost-cutting” FORD. It does easily the work of several horses at a very greatly reduced upkeep and operating cost. The light but strong steel frame, the eyer-reliable FORD motor, the powerful aluminum-bronze worm-drive, demountable rims and pneumatic tires both front and rear, all combine to make the O N E T O N FO RD the truck of flexibility, reliability and utmost sendee with lowest firet and after costs. Our FORD service organization— right at your elbow, with complete stocks of genuine FORD parts, special equipment and FORD mechanics— insures full-time service from your \■ FORD truck all the time. The demand grows— orders should be placed without delay. • Cali or write for free illustrated booklet, "FO R D — A B U S IN E S S U T IL IT Y .” sel, and after hearing the reading of the indicement, pleads guilty. The State o f Florida vs. Sam Mi­ chael. Aggravated assault. The above named defendant being arragined in open court, and after hearing the reading o f tKe indictment, pleads not guilty, and the case is con­ tinued for the term and bail fixed in the sum of $100.00 bond to be approv­ ed by the sheriff. T H U K 8 D AY COURT The grand jury reported that they had no further findings, and present­ ed their general presentment for the term, which was read in open court, nnd ordered filed, and they having dis­ charged their duties for the term, were discharged by tho court. Enter general presentment. The State o f Florida va. Grench Stoinnoff. * Assault with intent to murder. The above named defendant being arraigned in open court, attended by his counsel, Landis, Fish St Hull, and after henring the reading o f the in­ dictment, pleads guilty. • Sentence to 15 yeara in the state prison. Tho State o f Florida va. Grencho Stoianoff. Unlawfully injuring the dwelling house o f Mik6 Stoinoff, . The nbovfl case is hereby Nolle Pressed upon motion of the state’s at­ torney, David Sholtz. State o f Florida va. W illie Jackson. Entering in the night time with in­ tent to commit a felony. Sentence, 4 years in the state pris­ on. The State o f Florida va. George T. Quick, alias George W- Bailey. Secur­ ing goods, wares and merchandise un­ der false pretenses. The above named defendant being re-arraigned in open court, without counsel, and after hearing the read­ ing o f the indictment, pleads, guilty. Sentence: $200 or six months in the county jail at hard iabro. The State o f Florida vs. George T. Quick-, alies G. W. Bailey. Securing money under false pretence. The above named defendant being rc-araigncd in open . court, without counsel, and after blaring thc*Tcad* ing of the indictment, pleads guilty. Sentence: 1 cent or 1 day in the county jail at hard labor. . The State o f Florida va. Sidney -II. Reid. Breaking and entering with in­ tent to commit a felony. Sentence: 1 year in the state pris­ on nt hard labor. The State o f Florida vs. Sydney H. Reid. Breaking nnd entering with .in­ tent to commit a felony. The court continued this^casc until the May term o f this court, 1922. The State o f Florida vs. James M. Oglesby. Manslaughter. The above named defendant being arraigned in Open court, attended by his counsel, Landis, Fish St Hull, and nfter hearing the rending o f the in­ dictment, pleads not guilty. Attorney fur the defendant here filed a motion of a continuance for the term, whiph wns read, and argued before the court, and the court ordered the case continued for the term, and bail ia fixed by the court in the aum of $1,000 bond to be approved by the sher­ iff. The State of Florida va. Kenneth R. Murrell. Embezzlement. Upon motion of state’s attorney, Dnvid Sholtz .this case is hereby Nolle Prosacd. Chase & Company vs. E. M. How­ ard, and So. Express Co. Replevin damages, $110.00. This cause coming on to be heard, and plaintiff being represented „ by Landis, Fish & Hull, nnd Defendant E. M. Howard being represented by Jones St Jonps, the attorneys for the plaintiff here filed a motion for a continuance which was argued before the court, and later argument by counsel, the court ordered this case continued, pending disposition of a Chancery case, in lyhlch it is sought to cancel a mortgage. Court has* recessed unall tomorrow morning. (Fr*m K r a lty 'i Daily) Circuit Court in and for the Coun­ ty of Seminole, {State o f Florida, con­ vened .Saturday at 9 o’clock a. m. Present; His Honor, Mallory F. Horne, judge, presiding, and V. E. Douglass, deputy clerk, and C. M. Hand, sheriff, in attendance. Court was opened and called to or­ der by Sheriff C. M. Hand, according to law. . M.* Fleischer vs. Dr. P. Phillips. Damages, $2,000. This cause coming on to be heard, and the plaintiff being represented in court by Davis St Giles, and the de­ fendant not being represented in court, and on motion o f Mr. Giles, at­ torney for plaintiff, this case is con­ tinued until 10 o’clock a. m. WednesdAy, January 19th, A. D. 1921. The court here appointed, by con­ sent o f the parties, Judge E. F. Housholder, county judge o f SAninoic county, a member of'this bar, aa Judge Ad Litem o f this court to try the above case on Wednesday, January 19th, 1981. E. F. Houshoider, Judge Ad Litem, was duly sworn by the court'as Judge Ad Litem. Jury was here excused until next Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. All cases, causes, matters, motions and things not otherwise disposed o f were continued for the term, • The honorable circuit court here took a recess until next Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock,-a. m. January 19, 1921 at which time and place the Judge Ad Litem will preside and ndjourn the court for the term! *. lUu ‘X* f ii- if.! .‘v£, £} > • nt jy > i' * i :aq - •*• ►Jot iu \n- ‘ R i- Spaulding Rose h u ia ig s D ii. j . ( p i Potatoes $5.00 a '• . r. .-V • £ k - -- m _____ _ ' V/ _ �‘ti i r Hi* rrrf\. ----------- ft ----- ---------------------------- -— -— :— — ---------— — ................. .... ................................... ..................... ' .. ■'— --------------------:------------------------------- -— . ----------------“ — — ' w " ’- • : -------------- ----------- ------------’ ' - * u iE pE p iK r iL v n H m )A iV l TAl R 1091 T H E SA N FO R D W Y u HcEnRAATLTDi , cF R Y , JT Ai M NU RV Y 9.1 21,1921 X SANFORD MEDICAL SOCIETY CIRCUIT CLERKS STOCKHOLDERS W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY HELD MONTHLY MEETING FIRST NATIONAL TO IGNORE THE AT THE HOTEL VALDEZ OLD FEE LAW General Fire Insurance AR E Y O U IN SU R E D ? IF N O T , S E E _7 ’ - - AQENT8 D is c e d Plans for Addition to FLORIDA SAW GRASS INDUSTRY PAPER JAC K S O N V ILLE , Jan. 14.— Until Q U A RTE RLY DIVIDEND OF FOUR l»EH CENT PAID, M AK IN G 16 it is definitely known what steps PER CENT FOR T H E Y E A R should be taken in the matter of The news of a great paper-making handling fees received for the per­ I F t e a B»turd»y‘, DtUjr) w a Nt ESTIM ATES O N i t industry, although it is still In em­ formance o f their official duties, cir­ bryo, is spreading over the stato and The annual meeting of the stock­ cuit court clerks who met hero to­ MEDICOES A9K T H E D E NTISTS over the country. The erection o f a holders o f the First Nationnl Bank day will continue operations under the saw-grass paper pulp mill at Lees­ was held in the banking rooms on * E I T0 JOIN A N D M EET former system. This decision wns burg has been commented on by many Tucsdny, the Uth inst. W ITH TH EM reached by veto o f the association to­ of the state papers and by leading The report of President Foster cov­ day. A court decision definitely fix­ -rv. regular monthly meeting o f the technical and manufacturing journals ering the operations of tho b o h k fo r ing the statute o f the law and the cnford Medical Society was held In throughout the country, says the the past year wns very gratifying to duties under this law, or a modifica­ S^palm room o f the Valdez Hotel Florida Timcs-Unton. v the stockholders. It showed that the tion o f the statute by the next legis­ *" Wednesday evening, with a good Recently William *B. 0 ‘Neal, the First National hns had one o f the lature is expected. ^•ndsnee. Varioua matters of inter- fiscal agent for tho Grass Fibre A most prosperous yenra In its history. The association effected organiza­ were taken up, most Important o f Paper Pulp Corporation, which is A fter declaring the usual quarterly tion at the chamber o f .commerce to­ * L h perhaps, was the discussion proceeding with this new industry in dividend o f 4 per cent, which makes day, elected T . ' C. Smith o f Lake cUns for the new addition which Florida, has spent- some time .in n total o f 10 per cent paid the stock­ county ns president, B. M. Robinson is to be erected at the Fcrnald-Laugh- Miami, interesting capital from vari­ holders for the past year, an addition­ of Orange county, vice-president, and tan hospital. > oua sections o fthe country and the al $4,000 was carried to the reserve W . Roger Watkins of. Hillsborough The Cel. Knight was present and pre- information he has been giving the account for interest nnd taxes. county as secrctaf^Ircasurcr. Virtu­ Mnted a tentative plan, which waa Miami papers has been eagerly rend surplus nnd Undivided profits of the ally every circuit court clerk In the fully discussed and revised, and ho by tho tourists and visitors to tho bank now are nearly $70,000 with n state was present at the meeting. capital of $50,000. nJ to present 'estimates ns state. J. W ill Yon, state auditor, who was B. E. Squires wns elected a director toon as possible regarding the cost Paper has been .among the most present at the meeting, today declin­ of same. More room Is very badly scarce and highest priced of all the to succeed Ed. Putnam who hns moved ed to interpret the new statute, but pjoded at the hospital, especially fo r materials 'during the past two* or to Birmingham, Ain. The directorate stated that he had been advised by I colored patients and tho new addi­ three years and, unlike some o f the, now is made up of the following: L. lawyers that the new law is unconsti­ tion is contemplated to take care o f others, It has continued scarce and A - Brumloy, S. O .C hase,F.P.Forster, tutional, as it creates a trust fund for high, bocauso the raw material, Hawkins, T, J. Miller, B. E. the surplus collected in fees and not ‘ ^The staff for the hospital fo r the which. Is mostly spruce pine, has been lSflulrt’8 n” d WMtner. • paid officials, without naming bene­ ensuing year was also appointed ns greatly depicted in this country and' A f |cr, th‘* Mockholders meeting the ficiaries. He advised the ■clerks to follows: Medical staff, Dr. J. T . Canada. The Rublishers and printers11’0" ^ d ircd ” r8 mct nnd re-elected continue operations as in tho past, Denton, chief, January to April, in­ have been driven almost wild at tim es 11 ^ fol‘ow,nK B0.rve for the until the law hns been clarified, in clusive; Dr. C. J. Marshall, chief, to secure a supply of paper and the ! Pre“ n‘ yea? F * 1" * 08tte?; Prewdc.nt; the meanwhile keeping monthly re­ May to August, inclusive; Dr. D. C. prices they have had to pay has made " • * run> * Y nr’ 1 “ r> VICL*' cords o f Veccipts, and expenditures , , l presidents; H. F. Whitner, cashier and Dodds, chief, September to December. many of, them prematurely gray and ' . _ * . . . .. , nnd rendering monthly reports. • A. L. Betts, assistant cashier. W. L. Surgical staff, Jnnunry to March, Dr. ‘ . .. . , . , rktumple was appointed teller. J. N. Tolar; April to June, Dr. It. E. Coming on the heels of such a con-', MOORE H A V E N TIMES Stevens; July to September, Dr. S. dition, the announcement that Flor- [ , i i u in r p p v i i t v SO LI) TO A. CARTER Puletton; October to December, Dr. ida has'an unlimited supply o f saw | BRIDGE I A R TY MOORE H AV E N , Jan. 15.— An­ W. T. I-angley. grass, which hns been proven to cxcpl! _. , ‘ . , The home o f Mrs. John MeiBch was drew Carter, state fire warden for the It was unnnimously decided to nsk *the spruce ,for paper pulp and that it , „ ., , „„ . , * . , , ithe scene Frldny afternoon o f one of Everglndes district under the Cntts the dentists of Sanford to join the can ,be made into paper at much less, , , . , .. .. , , , and most delightful administration, hns purchased the medical society, and meet rcgulnrly expense than the wood pulp, it is, the Inrgest ... tliis season. .season . ..... . , I parties given tins I he oc- Moore Haven Times from "Uncle Bil­ every month on the first Friday eve­ ,little wonder that the publishers and ning, and it was further decided that printers have almost fallen on the Icnsion living the bridge party given ly " Stevens. Mr. Stevens will remnin it hast line scientific paper should bo necks o f the promoters of this won­ |by Mrs. Meisch nnd Mrs. George here for n time. The newspaper will be .enlarged and a linotype added to presented at each meeting with a full derful industry and wept tears of joy tHoy. . . . . . . . I The rooms of the lower floor were its equipment. md free discussion on nil subjects nt their promised deliverance from ... , . , , , „ . ’ opened, into one and were beautifully pertaining to the medical welfare of worry and* flnnnclnl loss. Mnny o f | , •. , . , , _ „ „ , .i , !decorated with an nhundnneo of roses BIG SEIZURE A T M IAM I Sanford and surrounding territory. these have hecomg stockholders In the M IAM I, Jan. 15.— Fifty-six cases At these reguinr monthly meetings corporation that will soon be produc­ and ferns. . Bridge wns plnyod nt eleven tables. o f liquor valued nt approximately $5,much of benefit to the hospttnl Is ing paper pulp nnd as soon ns several The prize for high score, n silver 000, seized in raids Inst night nnd to­ brought out nnd nil of the members ^ ij,e mjj|s cnn bo erected and operare working hard to further its best ntod in different snw-grnss sections cnserole, wns. won by Mrs. W. E. day by Federal ngents, arc in the Watson. Mrs. John Smith winning hands of prohibition officials here. interests. o f the state, it Is planned to estab­ the cut'prize, a pottery’ fern dish. The liquor was seized in n raid on lish a first-class paper mill in Flor­ Delicious refreshments were served the municipal docks. Six cases of RATE DECISION TO 1IE ida nnd mnko the finished product. In two courses, n snlnd nnd nn ice liquor were opened and their contents RASED ON W H A T BOOKS The saw-grnss paper pulp will pro­ OF THE B E LL CO. SHOW duce nil grades of pnper, from com­ course, with favors of roses for each poured into the hay nnd one launch guest. Mrs. Meisch and Mrs. Hoy and two Inrge automobiles were con­ mon news print to the finest craft were assisted by Mrs. J, S. Wilson, fiscated. Five arrests were made. TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 17.— It wns papers. The fiber hns such a quality Misses Marie Teague, Florence Henry announced al the rnilrond commis- o f toughness that oven good imita­ mission's office today that the con­ tion leather Jins been mnde from it, and Merrie Francos Bnll. Those present were: 'Mrs. S. M. tract nnd agreement between the ruli- nlso roofing pnper nnd other valu­ Loyd, Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. Harry rosd commissioners nnd the Southern able materials. The host feature of G_ Heoren, Miss Hawkins, Mrtf. Mary Bell Telephone and Telegraph Cone tho whole thing is thnt, while there Symcs, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs, pany for an examination o f the prop­ are millions o f acres of saw grass in erty nnd an audit of the books, ac­ Florida, it can be cut at least twice Arthur Hazard, Mrs. John LeonnHi, Mrs. A. P- Connelly, Mrs. J. C. Ben­ counts, contracts, etc., had been s ifT "-* 7 e*r and will contlnueto renew it* i . .J . . ... . 1 ft L, ... 4, 4 4.I a.wa . 1I r . ,k 11 * nett, Mrs. J. M. Wallace, Mrs. Wm. er), and that the- actual work will be­ self nt this rate interminably. When Leffler, Mrs. J. C. Smith, Mrs. W. T. gin tomorrow, January 18. spruce pine is cut it is gone nnd n I.angley, Mrs. Charles Fodder, Miss It will ho recalled that on Novem­ second crop would be a qunrter of n Wilkey, Mrs. W E. Watson, Mrs R. ber 1 last, the railroad commission­ century in growing to a size suffici­ S. Keelor, Mrs. It. .1 Holly, Mrs. W. ers heard the Southern Dell Telephone ent Inrge to be cut for pulp.c > C. Hill Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. II. E. and Telegraph Company nnd upon its With mills nt Leesburg, Fort Lewis, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. petition to increase all o f its charges, Myers, Moore Haven, Palm Bench Braxton Perkins, Mrs. Henry Wight, both exchange nnd toll, nnd that thp. and Miami nnd other points nnd n big Mrs. C. R. Kirtley, Mrs. E. F. R°u* , railroad commission announced nt the paper mill nt Jacksonville, Floridn inillnt, Miss Irving, Mr*. L P. Meend of the henring thnt the meeting should soon become one of the most s K DnrreU, Mrs t R. would Is- recessed until an examina­ 7 important paper manufacturing cen- ^ ^ Ju|iua ?chull, i Mrs. T. G. tion of the property nnd an audit of tors in this country nnd the indica­ Bnll, Mrs. A. I). Wallace, Mrs. Penn the hokos might he made before pass­ tions pre thnt the industry will grow Turner, Mrs. W. L. Morgan, M n. ing final order as to the rates to be to immense proportions in the years Claude Howard, Mrs. B A Howard. chraged in the future by the’ Dell to come, while the older paper mill Mrs. C. L. Britt, Mrs. G. I. Loncks, Company. sections wll liinturnHy deteriorate ns Mrs. W. S. Wiggins, Mr*. Ayllet the supply of raw material is de­ Kitts, Mrs. Fred Williams nnd Mrs. Columbia: Prepnrntions nrp being pleted. C. E. Henry. made to send an cxhiMt from this u Fernnid-Lauffhton H ospital M .‘ ft o m c i PEOPLES DANE RCILDINO S a n fo rd , - - - F lo r id a kb, More than tu II 4, W h e n you let us supply your building need* you get a great deal more than just ao many feet o f lum ber— bundles of shingles— pounds o f nails— or panels of B eaver Board. The Palm Beach Post recently had a full page illustrating types o f new hofnes erected in I’nlnr Bench during the pnst year and the showing ,was most attractive. The Severn! residen­ ces depleted are artistic nnd commoiljous and prove that-the people Who are building in-thnt section believe In comfort and nrc renlly making homes. — (&9 iK ifl material knowledge and experience in Service that help* you get the results you w an t at the right price. Service first in planning the w ork — more service in selecting proper matem is — speedy service in delivering the goods. < '.-ssn 7 You pay for the materials. T h e servioe p a y s f o r it s e lf in the larger volume of business It brings through super-satittfied customers. Jf w ill p a y y o u to be one o f them. I 7 7 for Service ■ g -T V g.-/: • s a Sanford Novelty Works m emn f • e ..____* 517 Commercial Street POST CARDS AT THE H RALD OFFICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT H RALD OFFICE .9 ft © ’H E importance of a busi­ T ness man's affairs demands that his car be absolutely trust­ worthy. That is why Buick is a favorite among business men. T h e new B u ick N in e te e n Twenty One models, powerful and comfortable, arc as beauti­ ful as they are efficient. T h ere is A u th o rized B uick Service, too, wherever you go. - -- tTnI Effective January /, regular equipment on a ll modelt •will include cord tires r Ifc - Y o u get the benefit o f our building La county tothe South Florida Fair at Work of draining the Palm Beach Tampa. Locnl farm organizations nrc ''drainage nnd highway district, a pro­ planning their, annuni1 meeting for ject* involving $1,500,000, authorized January - 18th. by the last legislature,1already is un4-------------------------V 'der way, according to information Polk: We sent five boys to the club ' rcnchinK e . q . Jennings, of Jacksonshort course at the ’University o f |Vi|]L., attorney for the district board Floridn; all enjoyed the trip. V c g e - 'o f supervisors. The Palm Beach diskhlts of nil kinds nrc on the locnl trjct ,at<e!! in tj,c headwaters o f the markets. Phosphate shipments from Miami, Fort Lnuderdalc and HUIsthi scounty are increasing dnily. borough canals. If ■7 ^ 1 11 la-71) citrus fndt * |V^4 | - - »' w * v" COOK AUTO O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A -7.. J r . ' , . *. ____ * / ’ ft '• *' : *=_' *• -* -» -- l* -■:\k * ' •j; , . W. J . Thigpen, Loca ‘ -V ’ 1 �V ' * 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 , J A N U A R Y 21,1921 OUR BANKS THESANFORDHERALD EVERYBODY’S GOAT TIIE SUNDAY PRESS MEETING. The banka of Seminole county, The Associated Dailies o f Florida Why not give the farmer a square k c n t u T u d T ru ra rvi exemplified in their last, statements deal? met in Jacksonville Sunday morn­ k . a. Ouinl K u ifw published this week in the Herald I f he Is to receive greatly reduced ing, Jan. 16, at 11 o'clock. Practically rnbiutird Cur, rridij b, I show that they are in the "beat o f prices for his crops, then the labor every meeting o f this organization TDC H F P A in PRIW TIW r fflM P A N V condition and that it is the faith o f,h e employs and the things he buys since its formation has been held on m UbKALU m N I U l l i U » K A H T u , pcopl^ _ th„ evelM,blding p i , t h e . prop, ,ho»id bo the Sabbath day, somo o f the editors Bcprpor» , majCCB t},em what they are. The duced’ in proportion. So should ev- claiming it is the only time they can leave their business for such a con­ i largo sums on deposit show that this erythipg else that he uses. itrwunurnov p r i c k u f a d v a n c e : ference. A t the present time there is a ONE Y E A R ............................. 9 L80 ' faith is sincore, the large large The w riter is going to attend the BIX MONTHS..................... .1.25 ! amounts in resources demonstrate marked tendency in this country to meeting this Sunday, but he earnestly ‘•let George do the reducing." T H R E E M O NTH H S___________ .75 that they are ns strong as the rock Everybody wants prices reduced hopes the association w ill nbnndon o f Gibraltcr and the amounts in loans * JCaUr»4 u (r a i d Q u , Mill Hat Ur d i| u t t>, tsas. si u « rw t o s m at lu fM d n#rid». show that they are taking care of the in every line but his own, with the the practice o f holding its bi-monthly U»d«r Aei » ( March I, ISTI. people o f the community in a manner, result that manufacturers, whole- sessions on the Lord’s day, for we ;and dealers will not attend any more Sunday meet­ r h u lit befitting the conservative methods o f j salers,. distributors Oa«M M O ALP BUILDnto. banking that havfe made Them solid'*throughout the business world arc ings and it is not pur desire to be Foreign Advertising Reprewntetlve and made them stable and mado them j straining themselves in an effort to abscAt from any of the Associated _THF. AMERICAN PRE.VS ASSOCIATION^ secure. Seminole county has four o f ( keep prices up in order that they Dailies sessions. Wo have attended several political the best banks in the state. They may revel a little longer in the golThe Lakeland Star, formerly an caucuses in the past held on the have been tried and tested,'the First den waters o f excessive profits. evening paper, is now a Morning Star, Sabbath day, and no good ever came National Bjpk being the oldest and j Every human being depends upon The change was mado because Editor the o n ly 'o n e that successfully the farmer fo r the food that sus- from any o f them. D efeat followed Bloom is now able to get the Asso­ wcathered the financial storms after j tains life, and every hand is leveled in every instance. Little o f the busi­ ciated Press service for the morning the big freeze. The Peoples Bank, |at him in an effort to beat him down ness we have transacted on Sunday . paper. in days a-gonc has resulted tn profit. the Seminole County Bank and the In his price. f ’ -----------o-----------• A great wave o f protest against In future wc are going to try to give The Lakeland Telegram is now pub­ Bank o f Oveldo o f course were not in Sunday to the Lord and the other six lished upon a Goss Comet perfecting business at that time but had they food prices has swept this country days a week to business and politics, press that .turns out 5,000 papers per been they could, have survived be-;from one end to the other, and yet paying as little attention to tijc latter cause they do business along business \ this avalanche o f criticism which has hour. We are just wondering how as is consistent with good governlines. AH o f our banks are officered engulfed the man who feeds us has many hours the Telegram’s press and manned by home people who have been voiced principally by men w h o . ment. runs. The peace treaty of Versailles con­ faith in the community, faith In the have been^, reaping even greater ---------- -o----------tains no mention of A lm igh ty God growth o f the city and county, faith profits than the farmer. No city ever amounted to anything Wo are not the champion o f the nnd the sessions of the League o f Na­ without a live Board o f Trade or In their fellow man to make good and to carry out his moral obligations as man of the soil, any more than wo tions and the peace conference were Chamber of Commerce or some such well ns his financial debts. We arc are ofthe other man or woman in not opened with prayer. The United boosting organization from whleh nil States is still at war with Germany, petty jealousy and rivalry is elim i-! nil' together in this big Impose of this community, or this country, nated nnd nil are working for a big- putting Seminole county In the foreWe. nre just ns nverse to paying half o f Europe is fighting or threat­ gcr nnd better city. ' [front o f counties arid putting San- excessive prices for the food that we e n in g ^ figh t, nntions nre increasing the ________ 0________ ford on the map in large letters. It eat as any other person can possibly armaments Th preparation for Many neighboring cities have been is a case o f helping one another, 1k>, because we have to dig deeply next war, Argentina has withdrawn charging the tourists such exorbitant working In co-ordinntion with all the nnd cough up mightily to meet the from the Longue of Nations nnd Am­ , ^ , , * | .i i __ ___ __ _I ! i l . * _ __ _________,__I _ 11 ittn aten ln erica never become n member. An rates thnt they nre leaving by the power, all the money and all the strain, are nn advocate o f the effort was made to bring nbout world But wc hundreds for some place that is more brains o f the entire commonwealth peace without invoking Divine nldf reasonable nnd many nre leaving the and in this work we hnvo the hearty square deni in business. nnd the effort failed. That the farmer is not getting. state. It is just such grafting that support and the co-opcrption o f our When men forget God they ceajte He is everybody’s go a t will drive the tourists from Floridn banks. Their statements this week to progress.— St. Augustine Record. never to return. Well, Snnford is not show what they nre in the financial We do not believe the high prices ----------o----------sticking any of them nnd all who are status. Their work as individuals nnd in this community nre due to cxGET BU SY OR G E T OUT. herc nre satisfied with the hotel ns corporations in this community cessive profits on the part o f our B. J. HOLLY V. t. LTT.MIT). f i w l i u l u d E<llUr rates. And they will tell their friends nbout it and come to Snnford next „ ear ________ &________ We nre nil feeling good over the prosjiects for our celery crop and our spring crops. It looks as though the growers ami the buyers will get to­ gether for the mutual protection of both nnd in joining forces they can ac­ complish much in. the selling end of the business and standing together we can fight for a better,freight rate and better servico iif all kinds. The grow­ er needs the W yer and the buyer ... , . needs the grower and they should be „ ... one and indivisible. By starting off *tho celery crop at a living figure ami standing by it the cash buyers can tell exactly what to do and there will be harmony and smooth sailing thruout the season. EAST SANFORD OLD SETTLERS ANNUAL PICNIC AT LONGWOOD Rev. George Hyman will preach at the Moore's Station church Sunday, Jan. 2.1 at 3:30. J. W. Corley is in Atlanta serving on the federal jury. Tnlmngc Curry is here from Sa­ vannah the guest of his sister, Mrs. W. E. Prevatt and family. He has a position with the Radio Corporation o f America. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Prevatt had as guests on Sunday, Mrs. Jennie Pre­ vatt, Miss Hazel Littlcr, Christcne McCelland and Walker Prevatt all of Geneva. It will be of interest here to many friends to learn that the mar­ riage o f W alker Prevatt and Miss Ha­ zel Littler will take place in the near future. Mrs. B. F. Squire and lovely little children arc leaving for their home in South Jacksonville, the first o f next week after a month’s visit with her parents and many friends about San­ ford. Mrs. Squire and babies have re­ ceived much social attention during their vsiit here. J. C. Ellsworth was given n com­ plete surprise fo r his birthday Tues­ day evening, Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpany, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpcnlng, and their young people, Mrs. B. H. Squire, Miss Helen Chorpcnlng, Alex Chorpcning, Horace and Carl Chorpcning and the little grand children, Margaret, Elvin and Wilmn Squire were invited to spend the evening which was passed pleasantly with vis­ iting and I’ athe music. Mr. Ellsworth received several nice gifts. Coffee, pop corn, confection were served. Each lady guest was given irbouquet o f roses that hnd ^served at decora-tions, for the occasion. B. E. Squire is driving a fine new’ touring car. It should o f rend in Inst week’s pnper thnt the government reports would be posted at Beck Hammock ware house every dny instead of for several days. EIGHTH A N N U A L REUNION op T H E PIO NEERS OF TH E LONG- WOOD SECTION January i5, 1921^ was a “ red letter" day for the old settlers who at. tended the eighth annual reunion of the Longwood and West Longwood Old Settlers Association held in Long, wood on that date. The ladles served the usual good bosket* dinner consisting o f baked beans, brown bread, bak. ed chicken, corned beef, ham sand­ wiches, bread and butter, potato aalad, fruit salad, olives, cheese, orange pie, cake, coffee and fruits. After dinner the president called the house to order and the secretary read the minutes o f the last meeting which wore approved.* Letters were read from Dr. C. E. W alker and family of Redmond, Wash., Miss Helen Flamwight, Jacksonville; and Rev. Chas, Frazier, Jacksonville, all expressing regret's at not being able to meet with the old friends on this date. Mist * Alice Wcthcrly, o f Orlando, was n. elected president and Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl, o f Longwood, wns re-elected sec­ retary. The president presented to the sec­ retary a fountain pen, which was a present from the members of the As­ sociation showing their appreciation o f her past service. The secretary accepted the gift with grout pleasure and many thanks to the donors nnd a promise to use it for the glory o f the old settlers asso­ ciation.. „ ► There was one vnennt chnir. Uncle Joe Clouser, one o f the oldest settlers having passed into the Grent Beyond, March 26, 1920. Aunt Patsy, who always ennte to see "nil her white folks nnd do the dishes" wns unable to attend owing to the serious illness nnd was missed bjr all. Although t}ie Floridn sunshine play­ ed hide and seek, everyone voted a successful nnd pleasant reunion and a wish to meet again January, 1922. Those attending were: Mrs. Helen Greenwood, Miss Alice Tetherly, Mrs. Cnroline .Morton, Miss Gertrude Mor­ ton, Mrs. D. A. Clouser, Orlando; Mr. nnd Mrs. F. J. Neimyer, Mr. nnd Mn. John Senrcy,- Mrs. C. B. Scanty, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bistline, Mr*. J. S. Dinkcl, J. E. Phipps, Longwood; Mrs. Griggs, Sanford; John Dunbar, Miss Elsie Dunbar, W illow Grove, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hardy, Farmington, Me.; Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bistline, of Pennsylvania; and A. C. Dickson, of I.ongwood. show their .earnest endeavor to assist locnl dealers. Thci rreputations for --------------in every way every worthy enter- fair dealings are too well known fo r! The stroller met up with a downprise. thnt. But there are too many hands cast merchant the other day and wns RUBE A L L Y N . To the First National Bank,-the through which the goods pasg before ( listening to him tell of his discouraged j pcop’es Bank, the Seminole Bark and they reach this town, and every hand outlook on business, when another Kube Allyn may be guilty of kilt­ j)ic Bank of Ovefdo; the Herald ex- grabs off Its “ pound of flesh."— De- wide-awake, hustlingbusiness man ing n man nnd he may not. History tends greetings nnd best wishes for I.nnd Record. (.fame by nnd stopped for u moment to records many instances where convic­ i listen to the conversation. A fter a greater success in the future. tions on circumstantial evidence prov­ little he broke in on the "blue1-’ song K IL L IN G T H E GOOSE . -------- —o----------ed a grave injustice, the renl mur­ of the downhearted merchant, with a A FIN E SHOWING FOR FLORIDA derer confessing nftcr an innocent The following from the Orlando line something like this: “ Don’t quit. man hnd been executed or served long Reporter-Star shows which way the Take into consideration that business State Treasurer J. C. Lunings’ an, , . ,,,, , years in prison. But one thing is Business balance-"'in'* *** blowing in some of the tour- conditions have chnnge'd. nual report for 1920 shows n sure, Rube Allyn is a red-blooded ist towns: |for the past - few years has been in the state treasury of $2,270,950.98. American, who worked with his hands “ Many times we have railed atten- dumped on our door-steps. A ll we had The total expenditures for 1920 were nnd his brain for the successful termi­ .. * . . , . , • _ tion in these colmns to the harm to do was roach out and take it. Wc ess than the total receipts by $425,nation of the World War with vic­ * _, . .. * ; , which can be done in this city by an are getting back to the good old days 051.52. The tota cash brought forexcessive charge in accommodations of the survival of the ‘ fightinest’— tory for the American flag. He has ward nt the beginning of 1920 wns for the strangers within our gates. If we must either fight for business or never been weighed in the balance nnd $1,825,899.96 The state is, therefore, Orlando was the only city in the state quit. There is plenty o f business if found wanting, except in ability to piling up cash above its needs, ap­ where such a condition existed, we you go after it. The most important accumulate money. Being nn ideal­ proximately hnlf a million dollars an­ would hesitate to mnke these remarks, thing now is to keep your goods be- ist, he has never stored up treasures nually. on earth, but who can say thnt he has but as the same state of affairs is fore the people by advertising." From the standpoint o f the state Oh;you tin can tourist; you are cer­ There wns a whole volume o f truth not stored up many treasures in heav­ faced in most every city of the state, as a whole this is n fine showing. Too long have they fattened upon tainly having your day, for every and not only ilie state, but the na- in this advice and the stroller added: en? Kind o f heart, generous to a town in Florida is apparently doin g. From _the standpoint of the taxpayer •tion, where the population is a flux- “ Buy space in the Gainesville Sun fault, Rube Allyn hns ever extended the body politic and sat back upon . something for your comfort and con- ] !t indicates need for a tax reduction whether winter or summer, nnd get in touch with the people who a helping hand to those less-fortunate their dew claws with their Incessant vonience.— Times-Union. Which only somewhere, amounting to fifty cents ^ ft.WVhat a frank discussion o f the hnve money to buy what you have to than himself. He has instilled benu- cronkings of “ it can’t be done" while tiful thoughts in many minds; his other communities were doing it and £oea to show that Gainesville muni ^or cnc*1 man» woman and child in facts will not reflect upon our city scll.v •writings hnve helped thousands. Now after it was really done here by the put over that Tin Can Tourist Jubi- the state. Business conditions are largely particularly, hut all tourists towns in Ice in grent style to show her visi- ( ^ Hh no bonded indebtedness, save is the time Rube Allyn needs help. hoys who are eternally boosting ondi what we mnke them. Judicious ndgeneral. tors that she is not fololwing the » paltry six hundred thousand dollars W ill succor come in time? We hope spending their money the same hold­ “ In some instances prices for no- ,vertising to newspaper readers who wake o f other cities but actually seU.heM by its own school fund, ,thcre is backs would enrich themselves from bo .— Clearwater Sun. take a paper because they believe in commodntion which have come to our ting an example for nil o f Florida to j 110 good reason why Florida should the efforts o f those who were doing it, is a fertile field for any merchant light is wholesale robbery, or in the follow. We not only want to bring hnve an idle two and a quarter milall the boosting and spending for the •Co-operative grove management is to cultivate with advertising to move term of the day, plain profiteering. the tourists to Gainesville, but there Hon dollars lying in the bank vnlilts building up o f the city. But times not only being successfully carried on his stock. "Can the blues" and tell We will not always experience the is a great deal of room throughout the, of the state's depositories, even if it are changing nnd they are changing in California but in sections of Flori­ the people what you have to sell, how same crowded conditions which have state for good northern citizens who is drawing a minimum of interest. for the hotter. Better days are com­ da. Lake county seems to be the pi­ chenp you will sell it nnd tell them in l been our good fortune this season. If We note this report shows the state j may be convinced of the grent advan­ ing and prosperity is in the offing. oneer section for the try-out. black and white, keep on telling them we take advantage of the crowded tages of living in this wonderful state prison fund nnd the state prison (tax) ------------- o-------------day after day. Join the "business condition to extort whatever sum we fund both exceeded their income by of ourg.— Gainesville Sun. Delegates from six states ^»re ex­ Advertise.— Gaines- 666 is a prescription for Colds, may wish, just because we can get H, j F oster s .club.’ several thousand dollars, the combin­ ---------- o----------pected nt Knoxville, Tcnn., for the Fever and LaGrippe. It’s the there will be n day of reckoning soon- v'**p Sun. We are proud of the manner in ed excess o f cost over income being annual convention fo the Lee High­ most speedy remedy we know. or or later. There are a few such which Sanford did homage to-the first some $16,000. It is also .noticehnle 17-13tc way Association. boy whose remains came back from ’ that the “ flying squadron," the .run-jcaMS *n Orlnqdo, not so many, hut LIGHTS VISIBLE FOR EIGHTEEN MILES France for burial. The funeral ser- about teachers’ examining board, ,0 * ive ,hc , “ wn considerable vices at the Baptist Temple, the iJrge : costs more than its income. I"011..®* . U.r C1U®. orBaniz“ l° ,,s Autoista when in Sanford or Kis­ outpouring of people, the obsequies at i The educational institutions and 8 ° u ? L 11 BtR,s ion up am » op simmee can at night sec the cluster the grnve, all attested the deep feel the hospital for the insane are not ex- thls klU,n* o f lhc Goose wh,ch la>'8 of lights on the pole nbovc the store tjic golden egg. ing o f the people toward those brave pccted to produce revenue.. A ll of On the other hand, there are peo­ of Yowell-Drew Co. nt Orlando, some lads who gave,their all that this coun- these need attention, nnd modernizing ple who come south for the winter twenty miles distant. These lights try might be safe from the militarists as well ns enlarging. A good place with the expectrftion o f living upon KM l i I Itoa l pola whose summit Is o f the woMd. W’e cannot do too much for some o f that two and a quarter the community in which they locate, 289 fM t i k o n tha earth, casting n i for the living or honor too much the million the state now has, would be in they wish everything handed them on Irinhmt Uffct at night over the city memory of those who sleep in the the educational and hospital needs of a sliver platter. If their winter's ex­ a a i adJaoMt country. city o f the dead. Only those who did the state. pense in Florida would be donated The idea o f erecting these lights I H A V E TH EM There are few states which will nothing to win the war will ever stand them, they would kick. It is perhaps was suggested to Mr Yow .cll by the back when it comes to showing re­ show a better financial standing than this stamp o f tourist that is circulat­ similar lights on the steel flag tower spect for the veterans' o f the world Florida, and the encouraging part of ing a petition in an effort to secure nt Monteverde Industrial School, the it is that this surplus o f two and a war. names from people pledging them­ latter lights being about 100 feet quarter million dollars has been ac­ ------------- o selves not to return to Orlando next high and visible nt'Mt. Dora, sixteen Looking around Sanford in any di­ cumulated during fourj years of the winter. There has also been some miles due south. Mr. L. M. Thomas, *l*hls is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and rection you can see so many new most riotous spending Florida has talk of painting over the signs on the o f the latter place, is authority for to say just what is my candid convictions would put it . buildings going up, so many new in­ known. It speaks volumes for the roads leading back north, slogans pur­ this statement. The Montverde light dustries started or contemplated, so state's financial handling, for the ef­ porting to make Orlando out a rob­ mpat too strong for the careful, conservative person— that serves as a beacon to fishermen on many improvements and so much ficiency of the treasury department; ber city. This nefarious conduct was person whose eyes are turned backward— The fellow who great Lake Apopka, but more particu­ thrift and enterprise on every hand and with a sane administration facing indulged in last year, Miami benig the has V IS IO N will agree with me now— the other later. larly at an Uluminant fo r the school that it gives one that joyous feeling us, it means there aan be relief from victim o f a few disgruntled visitors. campus and surrounding te rrito ry.' high taxes.—Tampalrribune. that we have the real city, the real Our signs were posted at considerable The government may authorize the —--------- o----- -----chance, the real people here who will expense along the hglhways to the use o f the two towers fo r wireless A11 of the old croakers and fossltgo ahead in the face o f every difficulnorth, east and west, and any such stations, as they ar cby all odds the * ty and build this place into a city of *zed backbiters are not dead yet but mischief should be dealt with severely. tion— lots are being sold right along and building in this tallest in th eentlre peninsula o f Flor­ • , twenty thousand people in the next they are gradually being chased far­ section is such ns to gladden the heart of those who have "But as we said, handle the goose ida. few years. They all want to come to (he good of Sanford at heart. Since the ^abovc was written we ther into the Everglades and some of with care, don’t kill the bird that Sanford. It is simply a question of lays you a golden egg." hear that the New Ocklawnha Hotel getting them houses and hotels and these days they will cither become ----------- o----------in Eustis, will install three powerful apartments. And then— give them boosters and whole-hearted boosters Vice President-elect Coolidge has searchlights which will cast rays for ..living rates for their accommodations. or they will be cut off the list. Such in various directions, accepted an invitation to speak before fifty miles the Let the good news go out that San­ people do not deserve cither the Vermont Historical Society, at writing upon the clouds in flaming ford never gouges*anybody. Keep friendship or the commercial relations Montpelier. * letters that may be visible far and the prices down to a living level and or the social relations of real citi­ wide. More nbout this later.— Eustis --------------o----------. • "The M m Who Sell, Dirt Cheap" we will all profit hereby. Don’t kill zens. Lage Region. The first step in our national dis­ the goose as other cities are doing. It « — ' o----------- • ----------- o-----------la the constant supply o f eggs th it we All years should be like 1921, which armament campaign will be the fo rti­ Patrick M. Neff will be inaugurated want and not the goose itself for begins and ends with a pay day.— fication o f,th e Panama canal.— Bos­ governor o f Texas today, In Succes­ slaughter. Greenville Piedmont. ton Shoe Retailer. sion to W. P. Hobby. * •' . Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” J .E .i Watch the South East Corner of Pa^Tw o #£.l - : i , “v 1• �,I ' • i • ■■'* ', •' - ; ■ *-‘i. ^jl-2t*-r' -*-'-r*r#» \2 , v- ~ T>■%>'#'"/ '*■’ - ^ - - TH E SA N F O R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 21,1921 and the committee of the Chamber o f Commerce for their treatment while here and their willingness to show them this great section. Wo hope they will return In Feb­ ruary and sec Sanford at its best and stay long cnbugh \o really get art idea o f the wonderful development here along every line of agriculture, horticultural nnd manufacturing. San­ ford has the goods and docs not-necd any brass bands to make a display WOULD E ST A B LIS H HOME great farming game as it Is prac­ of these goods and facts are better ticed here and shown several tracts than experiments. ^ FOR T H E A G E D IN o f land that would bo' suitable for FLO R ID A a location. They expect to visit all o f the sev­ eral locations and will return again in February to get more definite in­ formation and to bring other mem­ and h a s m a n y a t t r a c t i o n s bers o f the council appointed to se­ Mrs. Alfred Ericson was a caller lect a site and meantime they wish at the home of Mrs. T. 0. T yn er on POSSESSED BY NO OTHER to state that they have not decided Monday afternoon. SECTION OF FLO R ID A and w ill not decide for some time as Mrs. Campbell nnd Mrs. Vaughn ( r m w*4m4u'< D*lljr) to the best location In their estima­ were callers at the home o f Mrs. W il­ • General Counsel Henning and Gention and that o f the larger commit­ liams Tuesday. *»1 Secretary R. H. Brandon o f tha tee. Messrs. Brandon and Henning Clarence Bergquist motored over to I^ytl Order o f Moose are In the city are business men of large affairs and DeLand for service Sunday. Goo^ Bollinger enjoyed thp Sunday fcky looking fo r a alte fo r tho loca­ are taking many things o f vital im­ portance into consideration, looking morning service In town. l s of the million dollar home for into every detail connected with this Mrs. Della Robinson was a visitor tkaged and infirm members o f the great proposition and with the view Sunday at the home of Mrs. J. A. 0rfff of Moose. This b ig idea of o f choosing a location that will ful­ Vaqghn. luting those members o f this great Quite a number from thin section fill every requirement. They do not older after they have reached the age want land donated, they do not want attended the funeral o f Carl Malm, oad condition where they can not exanything handed to them. They are in Sanford, whose body was brought to make a living at strenuous to locate the proper place, call the from the battlefields of France to be doties and work Is one on a par with committee to inspect it and pass upon Interred in the home cemetery nt the great work jt nnj then pU^;hnse It and go to Lnkcview, Inst Sunday. Oide^ at Mooscbcart, III., where they ^ {q ^ it one o f the finest Eric Vihlen hns been a guest for n oh taking care of hundreds o f or­ places for the nged and disabled few dayB at the home o f his sister, phans and hundreds o f old folks and members of the Moose that can be Mrs. Kenneth Robbins in . Sanford, doing what is probably tho greatest while recovering .from an attack of mnde. work along this lino that has ever nil the requirements malnrin. twn undertaken by nny lodge or j Sanford .hits . . Mrs. Westerdick spent Tuesday nt body of men 6r women. T h e , of Q ™a“ who W18hea to mako 0 8ma11 nnrs that they proposed tp establish; home for himself and family on an the home of M rs.' Glndwcll on the west side. s home in the South along similar j ac**° or two o f ,antL 11 ^ a11 lho Mrs. Ballinger visited nt the home lines excited the several locations |m o m e n t s for the hospital, fo r one where the committee has visited and,who cnJ°y8 *hc *?rcat outdoors, has o f Mrs. Vihlen nnd Mrs. Vaughn Tues­ Jscksonville and several other cities the climate, has tho precipitation, day. Mrs. Vihlen is yet unnblc to use in the state have beert entertaining hns the drainage, has the irrigation, her left hand but it hns healed over the committee or will entertain them has everything necessary nnd has a nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of Ocala, nnd before they leave nnd many loca­ good rhnnee to* locate tho home here tions will lie put up to them ns being j but nothing hns been decided ns yet their brother, Irn Beck, who is having the ideal place for the big home. , and the committee have worlds of his vacation from n store in Gaines­ moose committee here INSPECTING HOME SITE _ MILLION DOLLAR PROPOSITION UPSALA AND GRAPEVULE good prospects Messrs. Brandon and Henning w*r* work abead thcm bcforo any dc‘ nut here by the committee from the cialon is made and they will not even Chimin’r of Commerce yesterdiy j ^ ftbout «">’ option at present but when they landed from tho boat and will simply look them over and then they have been shown every courtesy |practice the system of elimination while in the city nnd they expressed nn‘l Ret down to tho few that will themselves this morning to tho rep­ answer, the requirements, ville, hnve been the guests of their cousins, Mr. nnd Mrs. Barney Heck this pnst week. The men folks, in­ cluding A. F. Westerdick, are enjoy­ ing a hunt. Mrs. Westerdick enter­ tained Mrs. Smith and baby and Mrs. Beck nnd children for supper twice. Messrs. Henning and Brandon were resentative o f tho Herald ns being well pleased with all that they have well pleased with all they snw here, seen here. They were taken over the were well pleased with their treat­ esJst and west sides of the city yes-1 ment and expressed their thanks to Pcarman teniay where they could sec the President Bali, Secretary An enjoyable surprise pnrty was held at the pleasant home o f Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell last Saturday evening. There were present^ 4t> we ^ear, and it wns a complete surprise. Tho hours passed quickly in social chat and games outside by a big bon­ fire for tho younger folks. By the way, there wore two fine looking young ladies present and their escorts reported to be from Jerusalem. Evl-> dently they were not from these ^arts but the ladies mysteriously disappear­ ed. Delicious cokes and coffee were served, three tables being set to ac­ commodate the guests who voted it n jolly good time Our hard road connecting Sanford, Upsala and Paola, is really in Bight. It looks like dreams come true after all. Maybe we will appreciate it more because we have waited so long. Nihctecn o f our men folks go down eVery day to work* in Sanford In the shops or mill, using anyway from 10 to 14 autos. Some sixteen are mow owned by the white men in our lo­ cality. Mrs. Bengston returned to Windcmere Tuesday accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Joan Tyner, who ex­ pects to return Boon to her home in Tampa. L0NGW00D DASHES I The merry-go-round has departed and Longwood inhabitants hnve set­ tled down to their usual tenor. The eighth annual, reunion o f the Longwood nnd West I.ongwood's Old Settlers' Association wns held at the library building January 15th. Mrs. Partin returned home Satur­ day from Oviedo where she hits been visiting her sons. Mrs. II. It. Chapman and little son returned to their home in Jacksonville lust Friday.* Mrs. Chnpmmi's sister, Miss Olive Dinkcl, returning with her. Mrs. C. L, Morton rind Miss Murtin Mrs. Hflen Greenwood, Miss Tethcrly nnd Mrs. D. A. Clouscr, ail o f Orlan­ do, attended the Old Settlers Reun­ ions on Saturday. Mr, and* Mrs. Spinks’ little daugh­ ter, has been quite ill with pneumon­ ia. Mrs. A. Y. Fuller wns n visitor in Orlando on Thursday of Inst week. Old Aunt Patsy Jones, one of Longwood's oldest nnd most respected col­ ored citizens, died on Monday night after an illness of several weeks. A tract of 240 acres o f very fine citrus land located one mile soth of Altur&R, with lako front was recent­ ly purchased. No section', tof Polk county is being more rapidly develop­ ed than it is in nnd rtround Alturns. BIG BARGAINS HERE i • Mr. and Mrs. Quigley and two sons of Canada are spending the winter with their cousin, Miss Bertha Dix­ on. Mr. and Mrs. Coon and Mr. and Mrs. McGhee, of New York, are occupy­ ing the S. W. Swqpft cottage for the winter. Mrs. O. G. Walcott entertained the U. D. C. and their friends Tuesday a f­ ternoon at her home 'at Lako Charm. S. W . Dunby, field secretary for the C. E. society was in Oviedo Wednes­ day. He made a very able address on C. E. work at the Baptist church. About sixteen members o f the Sanford society were present and after the meeting closed the entire congrega­ tion was Invited to tho club house where the remainder o f the evening was spent in social intercourse. De­ lightful refreshments being served. The mnay friends o f Francis Swope are delighted to see him able to be out although he still has to use his crutches. Little Miss Dorothy May Lee enter­ tained a number o f her little friends Wednesday afternoon in honor of her third birthday. H. B. McCall, Jr., his guest, Mr. Strow, o f Lakeland, returned Sunday to Lakeland after spending the week fishing nnd hunting on .the prairie. Dr. ntN Mrs. T. G. Aim mans are spending the week in Jacksonville,' Emmett Kelsey is again able to be out to the delight o f his many friends. • Mrs. Will Olsen and children left last week for Detroit where they were called by the illness of Mr. Olson. Mrs. It. S. Marshall and little daugh­ ter Beverly spent a few days this week with their aunt, Mrs, #L. E. Wright. Since Monday 'Mrs. Wright hns also had ns her guest, Miss Lnura Itamscy o f Tocoa, Gn. Mrs." Marshall and daughter, an3 Miss Ramsey nil left ,Wednesday for Culm. They were accompanied ns far as New Smyrna by Revedy and Lewis Wright. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Norris, of Greensboro, Ain., returned to Oviedo Wednesday for the rest of the win­ ter. An d seasonable in g goods mak ­ GR EAT HIT W ITH B U Y IN G PUBLIC {Fr*m W*4n**d*r'i DtllrJ Sanford continues to be the place where the best prices aro available on all kinds of merchandise and the fact that at least, six or more big sale* are starting or happen to be going on this week Is the kind of news that brings the people here from eveVywhere. In fset this city Is gaining a reputation all over the state fo r be­ ing the natural trading center fo r this part o f Florida and the talea about the wonderful low prices are bring­ ing new faces Into the city every day. Tomorrow, fo r instance, three big Sanford firms are opening a ten-days sale In which the goods will go at h alf price or even better.- The firms are Woodruff A Watson, the Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company and the Caldwell-Irwln Company. The first tw o firms go In fo r men’ s clothing and furnishings with women's shoes and stockings and the latter firm Is in the dry goods and ladies' wear line, but all 'of them dairy full and com­ plete lines o f up-to-date merchandise and they are offering these fine new stocks at prices that are away .below any other firms. In this part o f Flor­ ida. These mammoth stocks and the very low prices are the talk o f this community and the people are flock­ ing there to take advantage o f these sales. And then D. L. Thrasher, Dressner, Perkins & Britt, Yowell's, Bandel'a Emporium and several other stores hnve been running n sale fo r the past week and have been doing* a fine Business. In fact Sanford stores nre getting into tho habit o f putting on sales and advertising tho same In tho Dally ncrnld nml their efforts have been re­ warded to the extent that never be­ fore- have they ever done so much business nnd they arc nlso cleaning up the stocks nnd getting ready for the new lines thnt arc coming Into the mnrkets. / Maybe we’ll get a "good five cent In truth, Sanford has nt last como cigar" when there is u return of good into her own ns the trading point for five cents.—Greenville Piedmont. CYnlrnP Ftoridn. Keep up the work and bring in the new people. The South hns determined to re­ duce its cotton acreage to one-half it used to be tho bright lights that that of Inst year. We’ll just have to continue to wear silk socks, thnt’s nil. dnzzlcd; now it’s the moonshine that blinds.— Seattle Times. *—Cleveland Plain-Denier. -■ IS '-rt V ■ Standard One-hnlf Barrel Crate ■ ■ For the Shipment of Cabbage, Lettuce, Cauli­ J Standard Bushel Box i Standard t-One 10x20 Celery Crate flower. Beets, Squash, Egg Plant, Pep­ For the .shipment of Celery, Beets nnd Other For the Shipment of All Fruita and pers nnd Other Vegetables Vegetables Vegetables , , I The Florida 4-One Sales Company | * * " a *>* ^ , T H E F LO R ID A 4-ONE S A L E S C O M P A N Y HAS E S T A B L IS H E D H E A D ­ • Q U A R T E R S A T S A N F O R D FOR T H E S A L E A N D S E R V IC IN G OF 4O NE W IR E -B O U N D V E G E T A B L E A N D F R U IT P A C K A G E S IN TH E STATE O F FLO RIDA. ’ *•’• * | W E H A V E O P E N E D A W A R E H O U S E A T FOURTH A N D M Y R T LE .ST R E E T S A N D W IL L C A R R Y A F U L L L IN E OF T H E S E PA C K A G E S X d IN STOCK, BOTH K N O C K E D D O W N A N D M A D E UP. ~ - These packages are approved by both Railroad and Express Companies. The 4-One makes an ideal Express Package because it needs no extra strapping. Call at our warehouse and see the packages * . t Sales * - , | pH - L 3 --F ourth and Myrtle Streets—FLORID r Mfg . H . . i -- ^£- - , » tea-- ’ >• i* .;•> . Mu ’ r,m 3 �1/ , i. . . THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21,1921 Rfc’' SEMINOLE COUNTY EXfflBIT AT THE SUB-TROPICAL FAIR WILL BE GOOD ONE To Have Ihc Support of County and the City of San­ ford. T E A R IN G D O W N A N A N C IE N T L A N D M A R K Many old landmarks in Sanford have been torn down during the past six months, among them being the old Sanford House that has stood I). A. It. E N T E R T A IN the storms of time1for forty years or (Frora Monday1* Bail/) more. The is the building at the cor­ ner of Park avenue and Commercial streets recently owned nnd occupied by Frederic Rand as an office. This building originally belonged to the Sanford Land & . Colonization Co., and Mr. Rand had all o f his office and supplies in it f<fr many years while he was acting as the agent for this Com­ pany. This property was purchased by J. D. Hood recently when he and his associates purchased tho Sanford House property and to Mr. Hood the credit belongs for changing the land­ scape o f Sanford— tearing down tho ancient landmarks and rebuilding with modem structures. There arc several others that should follow suit and probably will follow suit in the next few months. COMPLETION OF DIXIE H IG H W A Y IS ASSURED JASPER, Tenn., Jan. 17.— Complctn o f the Dixie highway which will provide a hard road from tho Great Lakes to the extreme end o f Florida, is assured by the recent vote to issue 1250,000 in bonds by Marion county, nnd the headway on projects along the highway planned by the Georgia highway department. Tho Marion county portion has been the line between the North and the South which prevented tourists from traveling in comfort over the noted thoroughfare. Tennessee and tho fed­ eral govemmbent will match the omount o f Marion county with $750,000, making a total o f $1,000,000 to be used on the highway In the county this year. The section Is across the Cumberland mountains through a sparsely settled country. The Sallie Harrison Chapter, D. A. It. entertained the chapter members -EVERYBODY SHOyLD H E L P and their guests at n delightfully in­ formal social evening, Friday, Jan. A N D SEM IN O LE W IL L H AV E THE 14th, at the Women's Club, Miss I F IR S T P R IZ E AND Brenda Morrison, hostess, for the M U C n P U B L IC IT Y evening. The guests were received by Mrs. B. J. Starling, founder o f the Seminole county will have an ex­ chapter, Mrs. W. E. Watson, regent, hibit at the Sub-Tropical Fair Iri Or­ and Miss Morrison. The club rooms lando In February and It will be a were most attractively decorated with real exhibit and o re - that will carry a profusion o f cut flowers, poinsettias off the first prize if possible; De­ ^nd roses. The meeting was opened spite the fact that this section was with the salute to the flag, led by hard hit by the slow prices of fruita Mrs. Watson, after which Mrs. A. M. and vegetables and the high freight Phillips charmingly rendered several rates the people here think they can vocal selections, accompanied by Mrs. do nothing better than to advertise Crnig Harris. The speaker o f the ev­ n o t i c e or a p p l i c a t i o n r o a t a x d e e d to the world thnt we arc still alive ening, Judge George Herring, gave a UNDER SECTION 171. (iE N EB A L STATUand doing business at the old stand most interesting and instructive talk TE8, LAW S O f FLORIDA M ARRIED Nolle* 1* given that 8. r . Doudnoy. parch >ui and the proof o f this will be demon­ on “ The Critical Period in American of T * i Ortlflcat* No. 237, dated, tb* 0th day strated by a mammoth exhibit at History," covering that period from of July. A; D. 1013. b u riled u ld rartlfleai* (From Monday’s Daily) In ray office, and baa mad* application for tai Orlando as usual. The only differ­ the close o f the French and Indian dead lo boa* In accordance with law. Said Mr. nnd'M rs. A. E. Sjoblom, of certificate embrace* tb* following deacrlhcd ence this year should be a much lar­ war tp the Declaration o f Indepcnd property allnated In Semisole County, Florida, ger and finer exhibit than ever be- encc, ___ ^ which m _______ exerted such nn influence Lake Mary, announce the marriage of to-wit: HW quarter of NE quarter. See. 22, Twp. 30 S, Rg*. 3U E, 40 acre*. Tb* *al>1 fore. The county commissioners and ( otl the history o f our country. A t the their daughter, Amanda, to &fr.' J- Rland helnr aaataaed at (he data of tb* lathe city commissioners will no doubt conclusion o f Judge Herring’s nddress Reaves, o f Ocala. Mr. Reaves is con­ •nance of aacb certificate In tb* name of !>. Crenahaw. stand behind the Seminole Counay Mrs. Robert Herndon entertained the nected with the Sligh Co., o f Orlando. O.Alao, Nolle* la hereby gleen that 8. F.’ DoUdThe nin n y friends o f Miss Sjoblom 1m-r. purchaser of t « i Certificate No. 238. 0*1 Fair Association rind see thnt the group with- several much-appreciated H the 3rd iU j "hf June, A. D; 101H. filed proposition has the proper financial cornet fl0los. During the evening in Sanford and Lake Mary will he ••Id rerllffcatr In tn/ nfflrr, and hat made ap fur tax deed lo U*ue In arronlitic* backing. . , dainty refreshments of hot chocolate, pleased to learn of her marriage and pile*linn with liw, Raid eert Iflea tr rmhrarea the fol­ nlthoilgh they regret- to lose so ami­ lowing d H C flM proper!/ •Ituated In Bamlnol# For the past three years that fndo-, L-nlcc*B arid candy were served. Count/. Florida, to wit: W 0 M cb. of HW able. nnd beautiful young Indy, they quarter fatignble worker, Frank L. Miller, the ____________________ of 8W quarter. Her. 14. Twp. 30 R., Itge. president of the fair association, has Have you a little Dally Herald In ’ compliment Orinndo upon adding Mrs no E. 13 icrts. The aald land being aaac«ae*j at the date of tb> M»u»nee of tucb certificate been making these exhibits nt Or- your home? I f not, why not? |Reeves to, its younger, set. • In the name of Unknown. Alao, notice !a hereby given that B. F. Dotitl* lando nnd Jacksonville on the small ney„ purebaaer o f Tax OrtlfldM * No. 271, dat­ sum o f money thnt was left in the + ♦ + + + + + + + + ♦ + ♦ + + + + + + + + + + + +++-H ,+ 'H Mfr+++4,+ + + ,fr+++,M ,+ + + + + + 4 ed the 3rd da/ of June* A. D. HUM, baa filed •aid certificate In m/ office, and baa made treasury from tho time that the first application for tax deed lo laaue ITt accord* anre with law. Raid certificate embrace# the Seminole County Knir was held nnd following drpcfl!*cd proper!/ situated In Send* * nob*. Count/* Florida. * to-wlt: Iteg. N\Y cor. by taking several prizes nnd other­ Sec. 23. Twp 20 8. Itge. 30 E. Hub H 5.8 cb. wise conserving his resources Frank K 0.73 cb., N 5,8 cb. W 0.75 cb. 3 acrea. Alao. notice I» hereby given that S. I\ iHntd* Miller kept the fund going, I-nst up;, purchaser o f T ax Cert 1 fleale No. 1004. d at­ You are in training to take the place of your parents in year our exhibit was not up to standed the 2nd day o f June. 1602. has filed aald certificate in my o ffic e, and h ia made applica­ the active affairs of this town, county, state and nation.. nrd or rnther other counties were tion for tax deed to tutu* In accordance with You should learn as much about this town as you can so law Raid certificate embrace* the following bettor thnn in former years nnd this de«cril*ed pnq»**rtj situated In Hetidnole County, you can talk intelligently about it. county did not take first prize arid Florida, (o -w ii. Iteg, fi*eha. R o f NE cor of N W quarter o f NK quarter, B e t , 15. Twp, 30 8 „ This town is not perfect. I f it were it would he a “ fin­ our little fund was exhausted. II®i*. 30 R, lluti W 10 chfu H 51 degree*, W ished product." When you finish an article you are through It is now up to the people o f the 0-40 cits. fS 5.21 chi, 1* 15 eh§ N 9.21 chi. to f«rg. 13 acre*, Tbe aald land I—lug a**#****! whole county to take up this matter *+ with it. The thing to do is to be making something and be at the date of tha iMuanre o f aurti certificate In tho name o f Unknown. o f an exhibit. While much of th ej + all the time improving it. That’s what you ought to be doing Ctileaa aald certificates ahatl !*e redeemed 1C* -Celery and other vegetables are put- 4. with your town.. Make'it a hotter place to live in. Oppor­ <x;rdlng to law tax deed# will Intis iLerw n on I lie 12th day o f February, A , I > ID2I. chnsed here in order to keep them J tunities to do things stare you in the face on all sides. \Y Itneo* .iny o ffic ia l wlgriature atoll oral (hi* In your hands must soon rest the welfare of this town. the 7th day of January. A. IF 1921. fresh there should lie nn exhibit of + (NISALI K. A. IKIL'OI.ARR, fruits nnd vegetables, of everything ! ? On your loyalty, on your faith in your own home, on your Clerk Circuit Court, Hendmde Count/. Fla. in the- fields nnd gnrdens nnd homes, 1 pride in your people and their enterprise, must depend in a 11/ c. II W II-R oN . I» l\ large measure the future growth and permanency of this etc., nnd it is the interest of the pen- T 21-ftte town’s business and general interests. pie in the exhibit thnt will make it n IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH You can make this town cleaner nnd more attractive by whiner. JUDICIAL CIHCUIT OF FLORIDA.. IN AND TOR SEMINOLE COUNTY.— not throwing paper, fruit skins, or rubbish of any kind in Get ready for it now and let every­ IN CHANCERY the streets, and asking your companions to he more careful body help. William M. Woodcock. Complainant, in these things wherever possible. n. Tb* Unknown ll.lra, [eg.(re*. |t«ri.ee*, Oran Be always saying a good word for this town, especially TH E A W FU L SITU ATIO N IN tee. or other claimant* under S. M. Whitto strangers. To exploit the good points of your bume town more, dece.ted, etc.. Defendants. CHINA Legal Advertisements TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF SANFORD ■ n v T fi - m ' • It is becoming more and more ap­ pealing. A telegram reads: "One thousand men, women and children frozen to death one night at Knlgan! “ Fourteen million now facing star­ vation or death from disease or cold The wolf is at- their throat “ Wild-eyed mothers with shriveled breasts throw their babes into wells. “ China ia-rising to .the emergency, ‘ but can not cope with it singlehanded. "Our people must do their best nnd do it quick!” This appeal comes from Bishop W R. Lnmbuth, just arrived from Chinn, nnd who hns been appointed on the Famine Commission by President Wilson. O, can we not do something more? We have been giving—but enn’t we do more! We, the comfortable, wellfed, healthy, happy citizens o f our beautiful God-favored city. Can’t we appoint a famine com­ mission nnd get busy, I f the ap­ peal is prayed over nnd pressed, we might get hundreds of dollars. I f we do our best Heaven will, smile upon ub. I f we do Dot, upon our homes nnd lives will come the con­ demnation: “ Whoso hath this world's goods and seeth his brother have need and shutteth up his compassion from him, how dwclleth the love of God in him ?" Here is r»n opportunity to show our religion practically. We have been responding but we must do morel God help us to rally and respond with grateful hearts and open purses. Can not n famine commission—a ! 1 member from each church—be ap­ pointed to canvass the town? -( May the Bountiful Giver pf nil good Inspire our hearts to generous noble response. —CONTRIBUTED. "Behind the dim unknown Stamleth God within the shadow Keeping watch above his own." CITATION To Ih* unknown Lein, legatee*, derl.ee*. gran­ tee*. or olber claimant* under B. M. Whit­ more. deceased, and to any and *11 other perron, or -parti** claiming any right, title or Intaraat In anrt to tbn following described land In Bemlnole County. Florldn. more par­ ticularly drarrlbrd as follow*, to-wit; The Bast half of tb* Northedl Quarter of lb* Norlhwe.t Quarter of tb* North .ait Quar­ ter of th* Southwest Quarter of flaettoD 5. Township 31. Booth of Dang. SO East. It appearing from tb* .worn bill of com­ plaint filed In this rau*«. that yon her* *r claim to bar* aomi lat.rvat In and to tb* twd herein shore desertb*J, th»r*for«, you and each of you ar* hereby required to b* »njl appear be­ fore our Circuit Court at tb* Court lloua* ta Sanford, Florida, on the 4tb day of April, A. D. IP21, nod then-and tber* make aniwtr to th* MU of complaint filed against you. Otherwise, ■ decre* pro conreooo will b* entered. It I* ordered that thl* nolle* b* pnbllahtd la lb* Ranford Hamid, ■ oewipaper pnblUhe-d In ftamlnol* County, Florid*, one* ■ week foe twelre weeks. W1TNBM my hand and (he M il of tb* (ltd Circuit Court on thl* 11th d*y of Iter*mbar, A. D. IBM. (S E A L ) R. A. DOUULARS. Cl«rk of th* Circuit Coart. Hemloole County. Florida. ()E (I vt. IVCOTTES. Solicitor and of Cmnatl for Complainant. ____________________ _____________________ lS-Ule NOTICE TO CREDITORB In Court of tho County Judgo, Bemlnolo Coun­ ty, Btato of Florida In r» Eatato of A. K. I’ ll I l.ll'H, To alt OradUor*. Legatooa, Dlitrlbutoea and all Taraona haring Ctalma or Demanda again it aald Eatatst , You. and *arh of you. arc hereby notified and required I* present any cl at me and de rnanda which you, or either or you, may hie* ngalaat the eatal* of A. E. ThUlp*. deceaaed, Ute of Bemlnole Connty. Florida, to the un deralgned Erecutoc of aald eatate, within two year* from III* dat* hereof. Paled. No*. IItb. A. D. -IBM. u b . r n i l ip s , ll-12-Dle Kierutor. X NOTICE TO CREDITORS In Court of tha County Judgo. Bemlnolo Coun­ William James, n great writer and thinker, said a man ty. Itnt* of Florid* should do two or three times a day thnt he does not wnnt to. II In re Xatat* of lIE N nY I-kNPON. do, just from practice. Why not, boys and girls? Do this and To all Crodllere, Legate*!. DlitrtkuU*) and all Pa non a baring Claim* or Dtmandi agalnat salt down the fact that when you cannot get what you want •aid E ilat*! you will want what you get. . You. and each of you, are hereby notified and required to present any ctalma and de­ Urge your parents to buy everything they can in this mand* which you, or either of yoa, may hare agalnat the eatate of Henry l.andon. deceased, town— their own and your clothing, hats, shoes, hooks and lit* of Remind* County. Florida, to th* onall else needed. Every dollar spent in this town makes pos­ derricned Eitrulnr of *aM ratal*, wtthta two year* from tb* data hereof. sible the building of more homes, more churches, more Dated.-N ot. nth. A. D. 1*20. schools, more store and office buildings, and more money in r. n. nARitis, 11-13 Btc E l ecu lor. taxation for all kinds of improvements. Do you know that birds are among our best friends? Do IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN you shoot them for mere sport or rob their nests? I f so, AND FOR BRKDtOLR OOUNTT. — V I CHANCERY. please don’t do it any more. "Please," is a good word to use, Claud* II. Rtoo*. Complainant, it will help to make easier your path in life. TO. Florenc* ^toiler Stone. P*r*nd*nt. Every tree in this town is worth many times any bit of CITATION. To Florrnre Roller Slooe. tlooldenr* Unknown; care and attention given it. Please do not mutilate any tree II nppekriag from an offldaett filed la thl* in yard or street. Did you ever read the poem, "Woodman/ cause that you ar* a non-rretdent of tb* Sut* or riortda; that your plac* of rerid*nr« U onThe winter so far in the North has Spare Thnt Tree?” known; that you are oe*r th* ag* of Iwentynne yean, and that there I* no one In th* But* You are keen, alert, active, intelligent and far-seeing, it been milder thnn for several seasons. of Florida tbe aerric* of a aobpoeua upoo whom is hoped, and as you see and hope anil believe and act while Last year nt Christmas time the riv­ would bind you. tha u ld rloreneu Rosier Rtoon. Therefore, yoa are hereby ordered and re­ you arc in your character forming years, so you will be in ers were nearly all covered with thick quired on (be Ttb day of March, A. D. 1B21, to appear to tb* bill of roaplalnt uihlblted agalnat ice and the harbors of the great lakes your mature life. you In this eauae. otbtrwMu a decree pro eonYou are now the pride and hope of your parents. Be were closed. Now most of, the rivers feaao will b* autered, agalnat you on laid dat*. It hi farther ordered that thl* notice bu pub­ kind to them whije they grow old, and when they become old. are still open. The snow too is light­ lished tn tb* Sanford Herald one* a week foe They are now kind and indulgent to you. er than usual. * . . • eight wests. WITNESS my hand and tb* wul of u ld II To you there should be only, one real town on the map Coart oo tbla tb* ISth day « f December, A. D. load. 'A business block which with t^e ;; of the world. It is your home town. Help make it bigger (SH A D A. DOUOLAIS. Clark of Circuit Court, lot will represent an investment or and better. . . — MOSES FOLSOM. Samtnok* County, FMrtda. -1 EE should be a pleasant duty. Mention the good things you know of this town when you write to out-of-town friends or relatives, or when thqy come to see you. You will find much to study in what already exists in this town, and you will find much to be proud of. Don’t gamble. P o n V h et on games of chance. You can’t beat another fellow's game. If you don’t begin betting it will not become a habit. Billy Sunday says “ two classes of men are gamblers. The honest man who chases himself around in a circle and never gets anywhere— he’s a fool. The other is the dishonest man— he’s a th ief." Be careful of your-health. Take plenty of exorcise in the open air. This is possible in Florida every month. A sound body is a great asset. Your dad may bo able to get n new automobile if the old one weras out, but he can’t get you a new body. Take care of the one you have. The use of tobacco by boys hurts the body. Do your best in whatever you are doing. Get all-the fun and knowledge and comfort out of your work.and studies t that you can. Help those who are under you to climb up. Do you know that there is no need of going away for a college education when we have such fine institutions as the State University at Gainesville, the College for Women at Tallahassee, the Stetson University at DeLand and the Rol­ lins College at W inter Park? Then there are good commer­ cial business colleges.in the larger cities of the state? Do you go to Sunday School? If-not, why not? Don’t you believe the Golden Rule is a good one to live by? Don’t you believe with James Russell Lowell, who said in ‘T h e Present Crisis," that • : i more than $50,00 will be erected Stuart. at (JEO. A. IWCOTTRO. Solicitor Itor and * f Oounnel fur OamptaOunt. ISBte. «* . • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDI­ CIAL CIRCUIT, BENIN OLE OOUNTT, FLORIDA.— IN CHANCERY J. F. U ln i, Jnlncd by b n husband and “ it friend, J. E, lalng, Complainants, T*. Wm. II. MeAlblrr. Alice L. UcAltaler »nd *11 unknown ib tlw n , bdr* and (rente**, or otb* *r*. claiming under Wm. D. MeAlbter nnd Alice l„‘ McAlister, Defendant*.' CITATION. To; Wm. II. McAllatrr of Cincinnati, HUt* of Oblo; A lie* I . McAllitcr. of Cincinnati, Ohio; th* unknown derla***, belra, bgile**. granIre*, or other claimants omler Wtn. II. Mc­ Alister .ml Alice t- McAIUtrr; tod to any nnd ill other partle* clalmtnauin? Inter**! In *nd to the following dcrrlW d l*nd* .It* nated In Seminole County, Fkirldi, lowtt; Ini* On* (1| «nd Two |2) of Block Tw*lr* 112), Tier Three 13) of the Cltr of Hertford, Florid*, »• ilium by K. It. Trifforda' Map of Hanford, Florid*; It appeirtuK front the *wofn bill of com­ plaint filed In ihl* caiue aralnat you, that you bare or Claim aottie Inlereat In the land* hereloabore described, therefore, you. tb* (aid Wm. II. McAll.ter. and Alice L. McAIUtrr are hereby required lo b* and appear be for* our aald Circuit Court *1 the Court tloua* In Hanford, Florida, nn tbe 4tb day of April, A, It. 1021, and then and there make anawer to the MU of complaint *tblbltrd ayalnat you or olbrrwUe * decree pro conferee will l># entered • cablet you. And any and ill other partir* claiming any right, title or Inlereat In and to tb* land* bereInaboi* deocrlbed under, by <* through Wm. II. MrAllaler nr Alice I,. McAll.ter, or otberwta*. are hereby required to b* and appear before our aald Circuit Court, at the Coot I llouae In Hanford. Florida, on tbe 2nd day of May, A. 1>. 11*21. and llien and there make anawer to the bill of complaint eihlhltrd again*! aald unknown parllra, otherwise a decree pro con* fhun will t*e entered against >1111’ unknown partle*. " It la ordered that tbla notice be published In tlie Hanford Herald, a new. paper published In HemIunit County, Florida, one* a week for eight weeks a* to tbe known (tattle* defendant, and one* • week for Iwelrt we*k. a* to tb* unknown partir* defendant. Wltneaa my band and tb* ***l of tb* »«td Circuit Court on thl* tbe 8th day of January, A. t>. IP21. (HEAI.) E. A. HO Udl.AHH. Clerk of the Clrrull Court, rtf Heiulnole County. FI*. By V. B. DQUUL.AN8. I». C. OEOIltiE |l. IIERIUNtf. Holloltor and Couneel for Complainants. 22131c ~ * -------- -- i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDI­ CIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA.— IN CHANCERY J. F. Lalng. )oln*d by her husband and ntat friend. J. E. Lalng. Complainant*. TV J. J. Calea, J. J. Cate* Company. Jnrorporatad, a Florida corporation, Annie C. Woodbrldg*. Albert Q. Rare*. Catrln A. Poag*. (leorg* B. Morton. William T. Nash, and all unknown devisee*, heirs and grantee*, or olhsrs. claim­ ing under Albert 0. Karr*. Calrla A. Poag*, (leorg* It. Morton nnd William T. Naab, I>«fsodanta. CITATION To: Albert Q. Eates, residence unknown; CalTin A. Poag*. residence unknown: (leorg* B. Morion, reildtur* unknown; William T. Nash, residence unkoowuk the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, grantee*, or olb*r claimants under Alb*rt CL Eavea. Calvin A. I'oage. (ieorgs II. Morton and William T. Naatr, and to any and all other partita claim­ ing any Internet In apd to tit* fallowing d* •crltwd lands allnated In Bemlnole County, Florid*, ko-wlt: Beginning at the Southwest corner of tb* Nortbweat quarter of Section 31. Townahlp ID, floolh of Range SI Eaat, run North B.2T chatns. East 0.40 chain*, to th* rtkht of-way of tb* B. and I. Railroad, thenc* Southwcaterly on lb* W y l aide of tb* arid railroad right-of-way to th* Eaat lln* of th* Ranford (lrnnt, thenc* Routh 23 degree* We»t on antd lln* to th* Boulb line of the Northwest Quarter of (!•«tlon 31, Townahlp IB. South of Rang* 31 East, thence West to tb* point of beginning. Containing Fire Acre*, more or le*a: It appearing from the sworn bill of complaint filed In tbla C*n*c agalnat you, that you have or claim aom* Interest tn Ih* land* barrinabov* described, therefore, you. the eald Albert Q. Eaves, Calvin A. Poage. Georg* D. Morion and William T. Nash ar* hereby required to b* and appear before our aald Circuit Court,, at th* Court Ileus* In Sanford. Florida, on th* 7th day of March. A. D. 1031. and than and thtr* make *n*w*r to th* bill of complaint *ihlblted ■gainst you. otbarwta* a decree prd confeseo will be entered against you. And *ny and all other partlen claiming any right, title or Interest In nnd to tb* lands hereInahove described under, by or through Albert () Eaves. Calvin A. Poag*. O*org* II. Morion. William T. Nsab. or otherwise, are berehy re­ quired to Iw and appear before onr aald Ctrrult Court, at the Coart lloae* to Hanford, Florida, on th* 4lh day of April, A D. 1B21, and then and there make anawer lo th* bill of complaint eththlled agalnat aald unknown partie*. otherwise ■ decree pro confrsao will b* entered agalnat aald unknown parties. It la ordered that tbla notice be published In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published In Bemlnole County. Florida. , once a week for eight weeks as to th* known partir* defend­ ant. and our* ■ week for twelve week* a* to the unknown partle* dtftndtnL Witness my hand and tb* seal of tb* Mid Circuit Court on tbla lb* 101b day of Decem­ ber, A. D. !M0. t . (REAL) * B. A. DOUGLASS, Clark of th* Circuit Court, , Bemlnole County, Florid*. GEORGE O. IIE nniNO , . Rollrltor and Comma! tor Complainants. 10-llte In ths Circuit Court. Bevsnlh Judicial Clrrull g th4 Btats ef Fbrtdn, In and for Bamlnel* County IN CHANCERY— BILL TO ESTABLISH i n QUIET TITLE. 4i* I B Read. Complainant, vn. Charles E llattellc. at al. DefeodanEa ORDER OF SERVICE B Y PUBLICATI0F. To all parties claiming lotarrata under Baaaa , A. Crdlrher, deceaaed, T. II. Catsulaa. ds- I ceased; Edward Graddlck. deceaaed; R. f. Ollveru. dectaeed. and J. H. Moore, dacsseed. and A{.L rAHTIK.8 claiming an tntrrvat. In the following described property si mate In Seminole Connty, Florid*, ts-wlt; BW 1-4 of Beellon 10; .I«l* 4 and 0 la Bas­ tion 13; All of fractional Bcctlon 13; Iris I, t and 3 and the SW 1-4 ori NE 1-4. tba 8 I I « f .V7: 14 of NW 1-4. Ih* HE 1-4 ef SIV 14 and NE 1-4 of BW 1-4 of flection 14; th* H 14 of tbe HW 1-4 of Section IT; N 13 ef th* tW t-4 nf tbe NE 1-4 and th* NB 1-4 of NW 1-4 »f BB 1-4 of tbetton 21; tbg NE 1-4 of lb* NE 14 of Ore N I 1-4, th* Booth 4 a r m of t(>* Eaat U acre* of tb* NR 1-4 of NB 1-4, tb* B 13 of 0* NE 1-4 and Ih* E 12 of th* BE 1-4 of Bio tlon 22; th* W 13 of th* BW 1-4 of Berth* 23. the 8 12 of the HW 1-4 of th* NW 14 ( • 8 20 acre* of lot 1) and all of lota 3 and 4 la Section 24; ike HW 1-4 of th* SW 1-4 of Bro (Ion 20; tbe E 12 of tb* NE I 4and tba ■ 0 acrea nf the NW 1-4 of the NE 14 of (Me­ llon 27; (he N 1-3 of the HE 1-4 of ftccllos U: Ih* HW 1-4 of NW 1-4 and th*-NW 1-4 of U* HW 1-4 of Beellon 83; B acre* square la IM NW corner of tb* NW 1-4 of rite NB 1-4 ef tk* NE 1-4. and tbe 8W 1-4of th* BW 1-4 of the IW . 1-4 of Bee, S4. allIn Twp. >20 8. Rg* 32 Eaat Abo ill that part of Ibq N 1-2 lying Booth m > Ecconloekalrhle Creek. In Section 7; ahd D* 1 NE 1-4of tb* NE 14 and the NE 1-4 of tk* HE t-4 of flection II, In Townahlp 21 BoriX Hangs 33 Eaal. And. also the following be* In I bn** CfTtMlfl ialwllf l*tnn* of It* RK I I the .NB 1-4 of flection 21 In Towwldp I* South. Range 32 Eaal, known M Whltreah'l Gfpt and aecond additions to Genera, rlr twt* 0 7. 8.0. |0. II. 12. IS. 10 and IT In hick I. lot* 0.P, |0. 12. 13. 14. 13. Id. 17 and II l* block 2. I-otl 3. 4. 3. 0. 7. 8. D. 10. It, 11 H 14. IB. 10, 17 IS. 19 and 20 In block 3. Lota U 2. 0, 7. 8. », 10.II, .13. 14, ,1H, block 4.tote 3. 4. 13, 14. 13. 10. 17, 21. 33-034. In block 3. lota 3. 0, 7. 8, 9, 10. H. H •*> 10. 17. 18. 24 and 23 In block 0. Iri* 7. A A 10. II, 12. 1*. 14. 13. 10. 17. 18. 19. 20. 31 4*4 22 In block 7. and lota 1 to 34; lnrtaalre. be­ ing all of block 8. It Is hereby ordered that you appear te O* mil of Complaint filed herein agalaal ■ Ih* above entitled nose on tbe Seventh day *» March, A. D. 1911; and 'The Banford aid’* la hereby designated as the newspaper ■ which title order' ahall he published enre • week for twelvV consecutive weeks. Wltneaa my hand and aeal of ofRre thl* U " day of November, A., D. 1920. (HEAL) E. A. DOUG LARA N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH curt. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.OF THE STATE O r Ry V. E. DOUQLASW. D- » li lt) I2tc FLORIDA. IN AND TOR SEMINOLE COUNTT.— IN CHANCERY. la th* Circuit Court, flaventh Judicial Ctro® oim McGill. Complainant, of tho Btato of Florida, la and far Bani­ vs. na!* County. __ dlth McGill, Defendant. IN CHANCERY.— BILL TO ESTABLISH Ala QUIET TITLE CITATION. o Edith McGill, care of t r ill* Slmmcaia, 041 G. R. Read, Complnlnint. w Martin Htreri, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania; It appearing from an affidavit filed in thl* Hierba E. Raltelle. at *L. Dafendaal^ ORDER OF SERVICE BY PUBLICATION anae that you are a non-resident of th* SUt* t Florida; that your place or residence la To: Lucy Morton Wllmore. Barih I- Jra*1* Charleo a Warwick. Ia w U Irepotroo. are of M ill* Rlmntln*. 041 Martin Street, Aleiandar, Frank Datilri, and C. C. R*o*v hlladtlphla, Pennsylvania; .hat you are over who** place* of resident-* are nnknown. hr age of twenty-one yean, and that there It b hereby ordered tbit you appear u m» no one In th* 8tri* of Florid* lit* service of bill nr complaint flbd herein agslMt V* r subpoena upon whom would bind you. th* Mid lb* abova antllWd canM on th* 23tb dlth McGill. Therefore, you are hereby ordered and ce­ January, A. D. 1931, and "Tb* BanfoM ntred an the 7th day of February, A. D. 1021. rid” b hereby derignatrd a* tb* o appear to' th* bill of romplrint uihlblted In which tbla order ahall b* published « « • gainst you In thl* c*u*e, otherwls* a decree week foe right (B) con#«fl)tlv# weakv Wltneaa my hand and aeal of offle* ltd* * ro confess*) will b* entered igilnri you oo rid dal*. day of N*eemh*r, A. D. 1930. ____ |M (SEAL) R. A. DOUOLAAA^ It la further ordered that this Mile* b* pubshed In the Hanford Herald one* a week for our weeks. By V. E. noun LABS, p. 11-19 81c WITNESS my hand and tb* seal * f aald NOTICE OF A FFU C A T I0 V FOR T A X ,EtlS tmrt on tbla tbe 23rd day of December, A. D. UNDER BZOT10M 171, OENZXAL 020 . ETATUTX8 . (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. Nolle* la hereby gleen that T. 0. Clerk of Circuit Court. purchaser of Ta* Cortlflrtt* No. tlOO. ■ *. Bemlnole County, Florid*. tb* Bth day of June. A. D. 1914. hag flb« " T RO. A. D*COTTES. rerllflcaU In my offle*. and ha* ,m»d* ‘ reT Bolocltor and of Counsel for Complainant. ________ ’ IB-fltc cation ror tai deed to la m In accordaori law. ftat.l certiflrat* *mbract* Rlog described property alto* ted In NOTICE Or EXECUTOR Cuunty, Florida, to-wlt: N half of (Far Final Discharge) Ia Court of County Judge, BemlaeU County, ter of NM qnarUr (lea* beg. 33 fL A °, . cor. run 8 633 ft. W 939.34.fL. N «W G- J ■Ute of Florldn 939.34 ft..) Bee. 31, Twp. 30 8. RfJ- » In re EaUtt of Th* Mid land being M«»a*»d at tb* date M Whf. Or BALDWIN. ! g, Nolle* ta hereby given, to *11 whom It may Uanane* of such cerUflcat# tn th* Unlo** Mid certincrie i—^ concern, that oo tba 18th day of January, A." W. Ilenek. _ D. 1930. I ahall apply to tho Honor*bb E. r, redeemed according to taw tai deed wui Iloo*bolder. Judge or Mid Coart, as Judge of thereon on tb* 13th day of Frtwaary* *• . ^ IToboto, foe my final discharge m Eieeutor of 1931. Wltnew my offleUI algnatur* • Ibo Mtata of Wm. X Baldwin, deceased; gad th* 3rd day of Janury. A. D. 1»> « . that at tb* m b 4 time I will preoent my Gnat (ARAL) ■ - A. WUOLASA accouata aa Elec*tor of Mid « U U , and u k Cbrk Ctreolt O '* 1*-*. far tbalr apprevaL At mine!* Oo*aU- '*■ Dated N*vamb*r 11th, A. D. 1930. By V. K. DOUOLAM. 0 J . HL PAOO. 11-13-9he Raerabe. tl-Ito -- - Wi w • ' . ; • - ■. * . ■ . m ---- NOTICE OF B U E R irr B BALE Notice la hereby gtrrn lb *I under ami by vir­ tue of a writ of eiVcullon leaning out of th* I,tiler of the Clerk of the Clrrull Court In and for Hcmlnolc County. Florida, wherein J. F. l-siitc )i>!aril by J, E. Lalng. her liuatnind, are plalntlfC* knd Millie Collins la dependent, I, a* Hlicrlff of Hcmlnolc County, Florida,, .hare [cried upon the following dcscrtbcil projwrly la Hcmlnolc Counly. Florbln, a> lln>, |inpeil/ o( Millie Collins, to-wlt: Beg. a t.S IV corner of K half of NW quarter of HW quarter of NW quarter of Section 3<l. Townahlp 10 H.' Itsnge 3D K.. run H.mth 330 feel, Ea.t 2(11 feet. N. 330 feet. West 2*.| fret to beginning and will offer tbe same for sale before tlie Court llouso door, of Hcmlnolc County, Florida., lo the higho*t tddiler (or cn*li, piKTliaser paying (or title, luring the legal Imura of sale, on Ihe Ttie day of March, 11*21. lo aalLury said writ and cuata. Patel Itita Ihc 13th day of January, IU21. C M HAND. 22 HiH1iet|(T H.-tii|milp I'ounly. Florid* NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR T A X ^ re^ . UNDER SXOTIOX ITS, GENERAL STATUTES Netlr* la hereby given that 0.- o. w * u l. purchaser of Tat Uerflflgat* No. 431 oTT1, tbe 41h day of Juoe, A. D. 1017, hia «i!! •aid crellflcst* In nif olHce, and has application fbr ta» deed to Issue la - *** anc* with law. Bald certificate embriATT^ followlog described property altuated l a v ^ T not* County. Florida, to-wlti Reg. 43* and 8.23 ch. N. of BH eoc. of NW HE quarlar, flee. 10, Twp. 21 8., Rg* ji -** run N 1.32 ch. W 4S links, 8 l.SaVh * « links. Til* laid land being asaeased at nJ date of the ta*o*nc* of aueh cvrtirirat. 1, name of Hernando Daniels. ** Also Tag Cerlfllcate No. 433. dated tha •». day of June. A. D. 1917, baa filed aald flcate In my otrlce, and baa made applicate for lag deed to Issue In accordance with lTT Hatd certificate embrace* tbe following dtJMv ed property situated In Bemlnole County Ida. to-wlt: Reg. BE cnr. of NW quart,. * HE quarter Bee. 10. Twp. 21 8., Hg,. j, W 70 yard*. N 113 yarda. E 7B yards, R Hie aald land being saseased at tb* dat* t t t u Isauanr* of aurb certificate In th* niB, ' “J 1.’nknowv ** AI*o T h Ortlflcat* No. 1249. dated th* k* day of June, A. D. 1012. ha* filed tald cvrtm! cate In my otflc*, and b u mad* tpplleaUm for tag deed lo leans In accordance with hV Bald certificate embrace* tb* following dtaerlk ed property situated la Bemlnole County r w Ida. to-wlt: IVeg. 10 cb*. N and 2S8 ft.' HB cor. of N W quarter or HR angrier. Bee 1* Twp. 21 fl., Rg*. >1 E. Run W 103 fest/g th ft., E 103 fL, N 10S ft. Tho Mid Uni ie j! assessed at the dat* of tb* laanaare of rcrilflcat* In tb* oam* of J. I|, MrNatl Also T » i Certlflcit* No. 4*4, dated tha ih day of June. A. D. 10IR. ban filed aaig J tlflcate In my office, and has made appllra. lion for-tat deed lo Issue In accordance wiv law. Bald certificate .embrace* th* fo U j,^ described property situated lo Bemlnole ty, Florldn. to-wlt: Reg. 483 ft. N. of Be tnr of NW quarter of 8B quarter, Beellon 10 Tw«' 31 B., Use. SI E. nun N. 223 ft. W 2ss'ft g 223 ft.. E 2SS ft.. 3-10 acre*. Tbe aald l'ai (■ring asaesacd at th* date of the lamaae** ■neb certificate lo tbe name of Georg* Calash Abo Tag Certificate No. 430, dated tha 3rd day of June. A. D. 1018, has filed u q cerltflralc In my office, and b u made apptle*. Hon for ta*. deed to lattto In accordance * ) » law. Bald cert)Grate embrace* th* folkwtu drecrtiled property iltflated in Semlnola ( w ty. Florida, to-wlt: Reg. 3ts fl. N. of g* cor. of NW quarlar of BE quarter. Bee. 10. Tn. 21 8 .. Rg*. 31 K.. Run W 288 -ft., N Us til K 283 ft.. 8 133 ft. 1 icre. Tbe (aid land £ log assessed nt th* dat* of Ih* Issuance of reck certificate In tb« name of Harsh Gaines Also T ai CertLNcit, No. 430. dated the 4tk day or June. A. D. 1B17, baa riled uld earth Grate In my office, and baa nude appllcatla* for ta* deed lo Issue In accordance with la*. Hatd certificate embrace* the following dp scribed property altuated In Seminole Couaty Florida, to-wlt; Reg. 7 1-2 cb; W and 10 th! N of HE cor. of N W quarter df NE quarter ef Her |tt, Twp, 21 8., Rge. 31 K. Run N 33-ydi. E 43 yila. H b3 yds. W 33 yds. ‘The aald land tring aucnytl at the date of the Issuance t( ■uch certificate In the name of Flora Faihav Abo Ta* Cerdflcate No. 432, dated tb* Iri day of June, A. D. 1018. lies filed aald certl. Grate In my office, and ha* made appllciUau for la* tired to laaur in srcordanc* with la*. Halil certificate embraces the following de •critied properly sltnaled In Bemlnole Cuesty Florida, to ult; Itcg 4.HI ch. W and 3 23 ri. N ul HE rorttcr of NW quarter of RE quitttr of Her. It), rwp. 21 8.. Rge. 31 E.. Uaa N 1.32 ch.. W I 31 ch., 8 1.32 ch. E 1 33 ch, 2-10 acres. 'Ih* aald Inml twlng asv the date or ttic Ispuanrc of auth certlMiat, U (tie name of K«m Hanli. I nlee* aald rvrtlGcalr shall he (rdreord aro lording to law tai deed will lasu, thereon m the Kith day o( February, A. D. 1P21. M'lltiru my ufflclal algnaturr and seal tLRthe 3rd dsy of January. A. I). IU2I (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Codrl. Bemltmle County. Ha­ lly 1: 11. wiutON, it r. 21 r.ic________________________ . ____________ 1 ’ . �'■ ■ , *> * , ■•* KragjalH«►*j v -•' ‘ . ‘ " - .>>? • ' . Tw’ " * - ■ ■ . ■. • ■ - ■ v •• . T H E SANFORD' W feE K L * H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 14, 1921 a^j a; PERSONAL NOTES was so greatly appreciated that he atarted to make a speech (and then woke up) and it was only a dream. Dem the luck. <r»em Tu«I.!.,’, D iil.l Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Griffith and lit­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Rodney Brandon o f tle daughter are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, T. E. Speer. Mooseheart, 111., are1in the city the guests of the Valdes Hotel nnd ac­ Mr. and Mrs. Forest Gatchel h ave companied by Mr; Henning, the gen­ sold th e ir hom e o ir East Second Btreet eral counsel o f the Loyal Order* o f Moose of-which Mr. Brandon is the and h a ve moved to Elder Springs. general secretary. Mr*. Brandon la P IP E ORGAN CLUB FIG H T B IL L Miss AUle Gillen has accepted the the sister o f Mrs. Charles Fedder and any w il l ppsition of cashier at the Union Phar­ daughter o f Mrs. Lane, who are regu­ rj’jkVT M EANS A D D E D (From Tuesday's Dally) macy, Mias Annette Walker, the for­ lar winter visitor* and Mrs. Brandon EX PENSE * Fourteen members o f the Pipe Or mer cashier having taken up other will stay here for some time visiting gan Club were delightfully entertain­ work. , therm She has visited here before ed Monday afternoon, Mrs. A. M. Phil­ 'land her many friends .and relatives ips b fln g the hostess. . Miss MRrgaret Snook who helped here are glad to have her in Sanford For unavoidable reasons, the tea the.Logan Mercantile Co., nt Geneva, again. MIDA WII-L n o t b e a f f e c t - which was to have been at'Miss Mar­ over the Christmas rush, returned to tha Fox’s home, has been postponed her home at Wiersdalc Friday. Mr. * El) EITHER T H E FLOW ER SHOP fo r several weeks. ■ W A Y. and Mrs. Logan accompanied her to (from Dally) . | Mrs. Maincs assisted Mrs. Philips Weirsdalc. Under the direction o f Mr. Jack WASHINGTON. Jan- 18 Lines in serving a delicious refreshment rt giarply drawn laat night fo r a course. Mrs. V. E. Keen, of Moore Haven Ward, picture producer, and- actor, The Club will meet next Monday and Mrs. Albert Hansen o f Minnea­ the finance committee (M rs. S. Puleaht today to defeat the re-appornaent bill, which would increase with Mrs.'G. M. McGohagin. polis, Minn., are spending a few days ton, chairman) of the Woman’s Club j mRobenhip of the house o f repwith Mrs. Harvey Fola, having come w ill present the "Flower Shop,” one spectacular jtires from <85 to <85. to SanfoTd to .attend the funeral of o f the most charming plays ever produced upon t^e Florida a final check-up, leaders-antheir brother, Care Haim. stage, which will include in the cast .Ibat the measure as reported be voted down decisively and Miss Alice Eaton, "Miss Lcora Fol- one hundred and fifty o f Sanford’s "a substitute plan, holding* scats son, Douglas Griffin and Haste!! te s t musical talent and Attractive lit­ tle folks. Hbl present total, wopld be adopted Brown, students at Rollins College, The "Flow er Shop" is'an after-war f a big majority. spent Sunday with Miss Eaton's inspiration, a.musical comedy, sweet seemed little sentiment fo r a mother, .Mrs. F. W. Eaton, making ' f t ----- 1 house. Members from states PR O M PT STEPS MUST BE T A K E N tho trip by auto.— Lakeland Tele­ (and wholesome, brimming over with tuneful melpdy and the charm of flo r­ „ j would lose representation under FOR M AR KE T v - gram. al effects lending harmoniously with i shifting of twelve scats from elevRELIEF. to tight states, declared they D. L. Thrasher left yesterday for the brilliant beauty o f gorgeous cos­ I vote against adding'forty-eight LEESBURG , Jan. 18.— A committee St. Louis, where he will spend several tuming. The play (s a snappy, pro­ entatives at a cost o f approxi- o f oil independent operators o f the days with the big shoe companies and fessional production, introducing 12 ttely 11,500,000 a year, when there fruit and produce interests, covering other , wholesale houses buying his musical numbers, and surprising nov­ |s crying demand from all quarters the .entire state, will meet at the San spring stock o f shoes .and clothing. elties, in two hours o f pleasing com1government economy. Juan Hotel, Orlando, January 20th, at He will also visit the eastern mar­ jedy.* It has proven the biggest thing in spectacular plays, touring the coun­ Is mapped out today the program, 11-o'clock a. m. to discuss prijpes,'gen­ kets before returning home. try and has had phenominal success tr which the bill will be called up eral marketing conditions and such financially and artistically, playing to Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brumley and orrow, provides fo r five hours o f matters o f vital Importance to the in­ capacity houscB in the farger cities o f grandchildren o f Chuluota, accom­ ite. While there was some objec- dustry. Notices are being mailed to Florida. A pretty theme and wonder­ panied by Mr. and Mrs. Russell o f to so much oratory, it was agreed members o f the general organisation permit members to express their committee by Chairman R. P. Burton. New York, were in the city yesterday ful love story running throughout tho Lwi st length, and then by a roll It is the opinion o f those present at on a shopping expedition. The Chu­ play, fascinating scenes, and bewitch­ pi vote let the country know that the meeting held January II, that if luota Inn is comfortably filled with ing choruses maintnines a lively in­ Chouse Is big enough as .it stands, the opportunity is permitted to pass tourists and they are enjoying the terest ami has won fo: the Flower Shop, thousands of admirers. he Republican steering committee without concerted effort- to bring j hills o f Semjnole county greatly. In the "Basket" and "T rellis" chor­ reported solidly against the in- about the desired, results, it will be uses the effects are wonderful. In Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ingraham c, not as a committee,- but as in* useless to pursue the matter further. the latter, pink roses rambling over a iduils. Several Southern Demo- It is also the opinion o f the committee and two grandchildren of St. Aug­ golden trellis, the chorus wearing blue sts it wns said, w ere not expected that the independent operators should ustine were in the city for a few the oppose the low er total aa a body, work out and adopt an organisation, hours yesterday the guests of Mr. satin costumes achieve one of prettiest spectacles ever produced, the shifting o f s e a ts would leave which may, in conjunction with the and Mrs. F. P. Forster. The Ingra­ While six girls, spirits o f the baskets, dr present number intact. Florida Citrus Exchange, perfect hams were on their way to Okee­ |in their' flower bedecked recepticnls chobee nnd other points on the cast [Under the provision of the bill plans by which matters o f statewide form a very lovely and charming coast ose leaders exp ect to be adopted, importance can be efficiently handled ■scene. The "I'nlm Tree" nnd "single increases will be as folloWB: |without interfering or upsetting in jonquils" are cleverly represented. Mrs, J. M. Dresner left yester­ alifornia, three; Michigan, two; wny ihe sales organixntlon. Groups o f small tots are used in the day for New York nnd other cities ^io, two; and Connecticut, New Those designated on the committee pictorial scenes only, tho enst nnd o f the northeast where, Bhc will visit ey, North C arolina, Texas and of fifteen independents include the choruses being carried by adults. the many sales nnd openings of the lishington, one each. To make up following operators: Lawrence Gen­ The lead is played by Mr. Ward spring lines ofmilincry nnd ladles' Ij ps number without changing the 435 tile, Orlando; John S. Taylor, Largo; rendy-to-wear and expects to return I himself, n clever actor, impersonating si Missouri would lose two scats, F. L. Skellcy, Orlando; S. O. Chase, |d the following states one coth: Sanford; Dr. P. Phillips, Orlando; J. J. with a big stock o f seasonable goods' the character o f "Tom, only a Ynortal.” Other principal charactcra are liana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Parish, Titusville; F. E. Lane, De"Flora, the Goddess o f Flowers,” fuisiann, Maine, Mississippi,Nobras- Land; H. T. Montgomery, Tampn; A . .“ L ily," "The American Beauty," "VloB. G. Smith o f Oveido and other Rhode Island and Vermont. J. Nye, Orlando; S. J. Bligh, Orlando; "Oid Maid," "Ivy Vine," "Sun," [By this arrangem ent the South W. E. U e . Plant City; E .JLJValker, points was in the city today and camo\*cti puld gain in N orth Carolina and Orlando; Chns. Turner, Umatilla; A. around to see if the Sanford H erald. "Man-ln-thc-Moon" and last but cercltas, and lose in L ou isiana and M is- J. Thomas, Jacksonville; Walter Pres­ had turned Rcpugiican ns y e t B. G .,1* 1" 1* " ot ‘ hi* least, will be the "Sunis prominent in politics, in banking flower" and the “ wind," two negro Wppi. ton, Tampa. Members assigned on the organisa­ circles,.in business circles, in orange i impersonations. tion committee are: R. P. Burton, growing and many other business en-1 Added to the charm and novelty of terprisea. |the mammoth spectacle will be a cast charimon, o f Leesburg; F. E. Lane, i ______ • composed o f local talent for which DeLand; J. H. Sadler, Winter Garden; W. M. Campbell and O. A. Talley | Sanford is far-famed and'which inS. O. Chase, Sanford; F.-4). Waite, o f Daytona were in the city today' variably assures crowded houses. Two Palmetto; John S. Taylor, Largo; J. on business. They aw in the autoperformances Will be given here, the W. Sample, Haines City; A. B. iSlichplace and date to be announced later, ael, Wabaasa; J. M. York, Arcadia^ mobile business and are making a Mr. Ward will produce the whole H. L. Boreland, Ocala; W. J. Krome, specialty of used cars. Oil Tallet, ns show nnd brings with him the parI From M radiy'i Daily) * Homestead; H. O. Hamm, Palatka; D. he Is known to his many friends, nphanalin for scenes, and also the |Th* trial of j. a . Hodgson for dis­ C. GUlett, Tampa; and L. C. Edwards, formerly resided here for many years ^costumes. He is well k n ow n ns a pic­ and has a host o f friends who are al­ cing liquor, having same in his pos- Thonotosassa. ture producer nod plays in"legitimate Dr. M. Sample, chairman o f the ways glad to see him. and carrying concealed weapattractions. He returns to pictures committee on materials and supplhs, esme up before .Jddfee HouseP. R. AUbright, genera] manager in September. participated in the conference o f the Watch the columns o f the Herald Saturdny morning a n d 'a fte r organization committee and submitted of. th# Atlantic Coast Line Railway for further announcements. Prisoner had plead ,£Ullty the a resolution which he said would be Is In th# city today looking over the Imposed one o f the largept presented at tbs meeting o f the crate crop situation and also many matters connected with the operation o f the that has been put upon any manufacturers to be held in Jackson­ ville January 12. This resolution cit­ railway. ( ters of liquor in this county. He ed reasons why the crate people 1 fined for the mpnyfacturlng o f Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hsrtdegen of should so readjust their rates f o r ma­ a°r, f 450 or five months) fo r hnv- terials that they would conform in a Newark, N. J., are. In the city (the ■ *ti!i in his possession, $500 or measure to the prices ,now being re­ guests of their daughter, Mrs.. George * months, for carrying concealed ceived by the growers for their fruit* W. Knight. They are greatly pleased pons, ? 100 or four months. The and remarks following its reading led with Ssnforyl and Florida climat# and T A LLA H A S S E E , Jan. I k — A t a expect to spend several weeks here hi fines amounted to $1050 and to support o f the points enumerated meeting o f the trustees o f the* inter­ and In other points,In Florida. J*. The defendant gave bond nnd fo r early action towards reductions ns nal improvement fund held here Sat­ 1 Pmhnhly pay the fines rather suggested. urday evening, the position o f Ever(From WidnMdijr'i Dtllf) n «o jail. The officials o f SemMrs. W. J. Hill, Mrs. W. C. Hill nnd Blades' fire warden, which carried a 10r county nre determined to break 8 0 C IA L M EE TING OF PRESBY­ Mrs. E. F. Roumillat motored to Or­ salary o f |2500 per annum, was abol­ 1the making and selling o f liquor T E R IA N A U X IL IA R Y . ished. His duties were placed on the lando Tuesday. this county. In this work they assistant drainage engineer. receive the support o f all the \ (From Tuesday’s Daily) Mrs. George Armstrong, o f St/ Au­ “ ‘ •thinking people o f the county, The Presbyterian Auxiliary held a gustine, and son, Frazier Armstrong, Mrs. Bowen Tells How Rats Almost gsrdless of the fact that whiskey social meeting in the Social rooms of o f Detroit, are visiting friends here. Burned Her House Down. needed in many cases and re- the church lasf night* which* was ^ ■ "F o r two months I never wont in ■ of the fact that many good largely attended. Mrg, Brownlee hod Mrs. A. B. Peterson and little sot) our cellar, fearing a rat. O n vtilgh t 'P* drink it, all o f them recog- charge o f the*Mjoslonary-program nt are expected soon from Jamestown,, ‘in,bed I smelled Tire. Sure enough ** the fact that crime is,on the in- the beginning o f the evening, and inN. Y., to l>e the guests o f Mrs. and the rat had been nibbling at the passion runs riot and there terested her audience with a steriop'Mrs. B. J. Starling. matches. I f I hadn't acted promptly not the proper respect fo r the law* ticon lecture on "China.” A large my house would have teen burned. °nit ns the nuking and selljng o f number o f interesting views o f the ‘ Mrs. Endor Curlette, her mother Later we found the dead rat. R A T )or is winked a t and. them •will Presbyterian “ Work in Chinn were and Mrs. Adams mdlored in from Ge­ S N A P killed it. It ’s great Stuff.” * determined effort on the past Sh6Wn,r I t w ill be the purpose of the fhe sheriff's office and tj)e Judge’s Missionary Department of-the Auxil­ neva to attend the general reception Three sixes, 35c, 65e, $1.26. Sold and ,at the Woman’s Club Tuesday, guaranteed by. Ball Hardware Co. to vatph the offenders and give iary and 1Christian Endeavor Soclethe limit. A ll the etilla that tftea to make frequent use o f the SterMrs. E. M- Galloway, Mrs. R. S. The markfta show that there is a *00n<1 will be destroyed and the ioptlcon in the future. A ^ the con­ om has gone forth that, the making clusion o f the program those present Kcclor and Mrs. W. E. Watson motor­ good demand for high claaa fru it at Raise the RUf*f nnd the selling o f liquor will were Vnvited to the Social rooms up­ ed to Formosa Tuesday where Mrs. splendid prices. Moral: * • be- countenanced In Seminole stairs where a pleasant evening was Keelffr expects to remain 'f o r two good kind. weeks. , ’ — — Z jl-------------" y * ny longer and regardless o f •pen t fhl, A Toronto man is charged with set­ t »k °^ en<le” may be they will The hostesses o f the evening were ting traps -to catch cats. A n y man The many friends o f R. J. Holly, ® some dose. And'public opin- Mis# Virginia Smith, Mesdame# W hit­ who can eatch an alley cat is entitled the editor o f the^ Herald, presented P*s ceased to shelter the offend- comb, Peck Stone. him with a Ford sedan this morning to the* Maltese Cross.— Vancouver or any 0f those who may be in ‘ness with them. Post Card# at the Herald office, le . > honor o f his birthday and tho g ift Province. -I! WHICH CAME UP TODAY OUTH LOSES NONE AWAKE , SPEEDY ACTION INSHINER GETS 1 OVER 11,000 COSTS CASE EVERGLADES’ . FIRE WARDEN ABOLISHED - -- u.. SIC Lies ia the direction of Economy. Saving Yopr Money, Depositing l t s <» in the Bank where It will draw Interest and keep yon in comfort In , >v th edeclinlng y e a n o f yoor life. And a Bank Areoant make* you In- J dependent, gives you a standing In your community, gives you • JI , chance to develop the resources that lie st hand ready for tho asking. A ll o f these things are yours when you bring your jnoney to us for a Bavinga Account. COM E IN A N D T A L K IT OVER. T h e P eoples B a tik \ t ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ M I ♦♦♦♦ FLORIDA U. ROB GOES ,,0N THE. „ STORE OF A HONOR LIST $50,000 STOCK D AYTO N A , Jan. IB.-Cholcest stock, valued at f50,000, was stolen by thieves who, sometime between 11 p. m. Saturday and 9 a. m. Monday broke into Joboly's women’s wear store here nnd ate believed to have taken away their bulky loot In an auto truck. The burglarly is believed by tho police to have been done by ex­ perts, sb the highest priced gowns, underclothing, etc., were picked out by tho thieves. Entrance wns effected by breaking the metallic covering of a rear win­ dow, smashing the window glass, nnd unloosening the hook. The only -clue to tho robbery so far discovered is a piece o f an old Ford automobile which Wns found in front o f the store. It is thought thnt the goods were tnken out through the bnck window. Jnbaly’s is n fashionable women's store which was just opened here two weeks ago. and contained the" newest stock obtainable. The proprietor also operates a summer store in New York City. The police have informed the sher­ iff's office nnd bloodhounds have been put on the trail. G A IN E S V ILLE ; Jan. 18.—The U.'S. W ar Department has placed the mil­ itary department o f the University o f Florida among the distinguished col­ leges o f the United States, being th# highest military honor that It can bostow fo r military efficiency. Staff officers from Washington Inspect the different colleges all over the country every spring and the awards are an­ nounced by the wnr department later on in the year. There nre two divisions o f the re­ serve officers training corps. In the first two yenra o f this course, tho foundation training takes place. Dur­ ing the last two years o f the four year course, the government furnishes both n complete uniform and a dally subsistence. This subsistence amounts to 53 cents a day, running through the entire year including the summer vacation time, With the exception o f the time spent in summer camp. This materially helps a man working his way through college. FRENCH BLACK TROOPS F IR E ON REVOLTING RU SSIAN TROOPS ( S j Th* A u M ONDAY AF TE R N O O N BRIDGE CLUB. (fro m Tuesday’s Daily) ■ k Ii UJ r r » u ) • C O N STAN TIN O PLE , Jan. I k French black troops turned machln# guns on mutinous Coisacps o f Wrangels former army encamp#d tw **tyfivc miles from here Saturday night after Cossacks-had disarmed theft o f- ■ fleers. Russians returned fire kill**' ing ten Senegalese and ' wounding1" twenty others and two French officers. The Monday Afternoon Bridge Club met with Mrs. David Caldwell in her apartmertt in the Waiaka. A ll the members were present but on#t Miss Bowler being the substitute. Mrs. E. F. Roumillat won the prize The. trouble with the fconccrt o f na­ for high score, a card table cover. tions is the disproportion of wind in­ A delicious salad course was served struments.— Greenville Piedmont at the close o f the game. Your citrus trees • . ■ » • Citrus tFees are most exacting as to the source o f their plant food, and groves in bearing need heavy applicar? tions of. the best fertilizers to assure profitable yields and high-grade f r u it m Bradley’s Bone Mixtures , /> meet all the requirements in fertilizin g ' citrus crops. The plant foods they carry are so balanced as to supply the needs o f the tree both in growing and bearing f r u it T h ey.a re readily assimilated; arid being free from acidity, the most delicate roots feed upon them without injury. ' ‘ ‘Citrus Culture" , it a book of praotieal information. It it booed on Florida experience and U profutely illuitrated. It vrilt be cent free to grove ownero on request. i ey Th# Americas A rri cultural Ckamic^l Co, •1$ Graham Bldg. Jacksonville, Florid# B. J; S T A R L IN G , Salesman, Warehouse IJenrdall. - rw«: ,= �I- ’ f T H E S A N F O R D W E E K L Y H E R A LD , F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 21,1921 SEMINOLE COUNTY EXfflBIT ' AT THE SUB TROPICAL FAIR WILL BE GOOD W - CS - To Have Ihe Support of County and the City of San­ ford. '“E V E R YB O D Y SHOyLD H E LP AND SEMINOLE WILL HAVE THE t FIR8T PRIZE AND MUCn PUBLICITY ( T n m Monday'i Dally) The Snllie Harrison Chnpter, D. A. It. entertained the chapter members and their guests at a delightfully in­ formal social evening, Friday, Jan. 1-lth, at the Women’s Club, y Miss Brenda Morrison, hostess, for the evening. Tho guest a were received by Mrs. B. J. Starling, founder o f the chapter, Mrs. W, E. Watson, regent, and Miss Morrison. The club rooms were most attractively decorated with a profusion o f cut flowers, poinsettinn and roses. The meeting was opened with the Balutc to tho flag, led by Mrs. Wntson, after which Mrs. A. M. Phillips charmingly rendered several vocal selections, accompanied by Mrs. Crnig Hnrris. The speaker of the ev­ ening, Judge Gtorge Herring, gave a most interesting nnd instructive talk on "The Critical Period in American History," covering that period from the close ‘ o f the French and Indian war to the Declaration o f Independ­ ence, which exerted such an influence on the history o f our country. At the conclusion o f Judge Herring’s nddress Mrs. Robert Herndon entertained the group with several much-nppreeiatcd cornet solos. During the evening dainty refreshments o f hot chocolate, cakes and candy were served. Many old landmarks in Sanford have been torn down during the post six months, among them being the old Sanford House that haH stood the storms of time' for forty years or JASPER, Tenn., Jan. 17.— Complctn o f the Dbd« highway which will provide a hard road from tho Groat Lakes to the extreme end o f Florida, is assured by the recent vote to issue f 250,000 in bonds by Morion county, nnd the headway on projects along the highway planned by tho Georgia highway department Tho Marion county portion hns been the line between the North and tho South which prevented tourists from traveling in comfort over tho noted thoroughfare. Tennessee and tho fed­ eral govemmbent will match tho amount o f Marion county with $760,000, making a total o f $1,000,000 to bo used on the highway In the county this year. Tho section ie across tho Cumberland mountains through a sparsely settled country. more. The is the building at the cor­ ner of Park avenue and Commercial strcctB recently owned nnd occupied by Frederic Hand ns nn office. This building originally belonged to the Sanford Land £ Colonization Co., and Mr. Rand had all o f his office and supplies in it (dr many years while he was acting ns the agent fo r this Com­ pany. This property was purchased by J. D. Hood recently when ho and his associates purchased the Sanford House property and to Mr. Ilood the credit belongs for changing the land­ scape o f Sanford— tearing down the ancient landmarks and rebuilding with modern structures. There nre scvcrnl others that should follow suit and probably will follow MOT i e r o r AFPtICATION suit in the next few months. Seminole county will have an ex­ hibit at the Sub-Tropical Fair in Or­ lando In February and It will be a real exhibit and ore-ihat will carry off tho first prize if possible. De­ spite the fact that this section was hard hit by,the alow prices of fruits and vegetables and the high freight rates the people here think they can do nothing better than to advertise TOR TA X DEED to the world that we arc still alive UNDER SECTION 17#. CJEMEBAL STATU. and doing business at the old stand TEB, LAWS Or FLORIDA M ARRIED Nolle* 1* giren tl<at B. r. Doudtwy. parch «**r and the proof o f this will bo demon­ of Tax Certificate No. 03T. dated lb* Cth daj strated by a mammoth exhibit at or JutjF. A. I>. 1913, baa filed aatd certificate In my office, and baa mad* application for tax (From Monday’s Daily) Orlando as usual. The only differ­ deed to taaae In accordance with law. Bald Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sjoblom, of certificate embrace* the following • described ence this year should he a much lnrproperlj altnalrd In Beuilnote County, Florida, Lake Mary, announce the marriage of to w it: 8W quarter o f NB quarter. Sec. 23. ger and finer exhibit than ever be­ Twp. 3d 8, It*#. 30 K, 40 acre#. The aald their daughter, Amanda, to Mr. J. R. fore. The county commissioners and land Icing aaaraacd at Ihe, dale o f tb* laReaves, o f Ocala. Mr. Reaves is con­ ananre o f aucb certificate In the name of D. the city commissioners will no doubt Crenahaw. nected with the Sligh Co., o f Orlando. (1. Alao, stand behind the Seminole Counny Notice la hereby siren that H, F. Ibmdney. purrhaeer of l a x Certificate No, 238, dat* The ninny friends o f Miss Sjoblom Fair Association rtnd see that the rd the 3rd day of dune, A. I*, lots, haa filed in Sanford nnd Lake Mary will be aald rerllflratr In my otflr*. and haa made ap­ proposition hns the proper financial pleased to learn of her marriage uqd plication fur tax deed to laaue In accordance backing. * „ . with law. Bald cerllflcale embrace* the fol­ although they regret to lose so ami­ lowing described |iroperly allualed In Bemlnole For the past three years that inde­ County, Florida, lo w lt: W A 3-4 Ch. of HW able nnd beautiful young lady, they quarter fatigable worker, Frank L. Miller, the of HW quarter. Sec. It, Twp. 29 8,, Rg* Have you a little Daily Herald in compliment Orlnndo upon adding Mrs. 30 E, 13 acrea. The aald land Iwlng aaaeaaed president of the fair association, hns al Ihe dale of Ihe laauanee of auch certificate Reeves to its younger set. been making these exhibits at Or­ your home? I f not, why not? In Ihe name of Unknown. Ala.*, uollee la hereby siren (bat B. F. Doudlando nnd Jacksonville on the smnll fe y , purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 271, dat* sum o f money thnt was left in the + V + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4 - • & ■ + + * + + + + + ♦ + ■ }■ * + + • }• ■ }•■ {•+ + + + + + + + ■ «•+ rd the 3rd day of June, A. D, 1018. haa filed aald certificate In my office, and baa made treasury from the time thnt the first application for lax deed lo laaue In accord* aace with law. Bald certificate embrace* lb* Seminole County Fnir wna held and follow Ins described properly al touted 111 Semi­ nole County, Florida, lo-w lll lies, N W cor. by taking several prizes nnd other­ See. 23. Twp 20 8. rise. JO E. Hull H 3.8 ch. wise conserving his resources Frnnk K U 73 ch., N 5.S ch. W 0.13 ch. 3 acre*. Also, notice la hereby siren I list H. F. iHmdMiller kept the fund going. L a s t; ney, purchaaer of Tax Certificate No. 1004. dat­ You are in training to take the place of your parents in year our exhibit was not up to stand- j ed Ihe 2nd day of June. 1002, tiaa filed aald eertlflrale In uiy office, and baa made applica­ the active affairs of this town, county, state and nation. nrd or rntWr other counties were tion for la> deed (o laaue In accordance with You should learn as much about this town as you can so law Said rerllflrale embracea the following better thnn in former years nnd this described property al mated In Seminole County. you can talk intelligently about it. county did not take first prize nnd Florida, lo-wlt: lies, aft cha. F of NK cor of NW quarter of NB quarter. See. 13. Twp. 20 8.. This town is not perfect. I f it were it would be a “ fin­ our little fund was exhausted. Use 30 I: linn \v It) elu. K SI degree*, IV ished product." When you finish an article you are through il to ch*. S 3.21 clu, U 15 cha b fi 24 ch* to It is now up to the people of the ., leg. 13 acrea. The aald land la-lug a-acaaed with i t The thing to do is to be making something and be whole county to take up this matter at Ihe dale of the laauanee of aucb certificate in the uitne of Unkonw-n. of an exhibit. While mueh of the + nil the time impraving-it. That’s what you ought to be doing Culraa aald certificate* ahall l-e redeemed *c celery nnd other vegetables nre pur- ^j. with your town. Make it a better place to live in. Oppor­ inrdlug lo law tax dctula will l»»uo Ihereun on ihe 12th day of February, A, I*. 1021, tunities to do things stare you in the face on all sides. chased here in order to keep them U’ lloeaw my official algoutnrr ami acal this In your hands must soon rest the welfare of this town. Ihe 71b day of January. A. l>. 1921. fresh there should be an exhibit of + (SB At,) E A. DOUGLASS, On your loyally, on your faith in your own home, on your fruits nnd vegetables, of everything ! Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County, d a ­ in the fields and gardens and homes, * pride in your people and their enterprise, must depend in a ily i: it w il s u j n . d c large measure the future growth and permanency of this -I 51r etc., nnd it is the interest of the peo­ ple in the exhibit thnt will mnke it a * town’s business and general interests. IN T ltE CIRCUIT COUBT OT THE SEVENTH You can make this town cleaner nnd more attractive by JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Or FLORIDA, IN winner. AND TOR SEMINOLE COUNTY — not throwing paper, fruit skins, or rubbish of any kind in Get ready for it now nnd let every­ IN CHANCERY the streets, and asking your companions to he more careful body help. ,I L* I- Legal Advertisements TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF SANFORD K ;' TnE 11 H A W FU L SITUATIO N CHINA IN It is becoming more nnd more ap­ pealing. A telegram reads: “ Onto thousand men, women and children frozen to death one night at Kntgnn! "Fourteen million now facing star­ vation or death from disease or cold The wolf is at their thront. "Wild-eyed mothers with shriveled breasts throw their babes into wells. "China is rising to the emergency, but can not cope with it singlehnnded. "Our people must do their best nnd do it quirk!" This appeal comes from Bishop W R. Igitphuth, just arrived from China, and who has been appointed on the Famine ' Commission by President Wilson. 0 , can we not do something more? We have been giving—but can't wo do more! We, the comfortable; wellfed, healthy, happy citizens of our beautiful God-favored city. Can't we nppolnt n famine com­ mission nnd get busy. If the ap­ peal is prnyed over nnd pressed, wo might get hundreds of dollars. I f wo do our best Heaven will smile upon us. I f wc do not, upon our homes nnd lives will romc the con­ demnation: "Whoso hnth this world’s I . . goods and seeth his brother have need and shutteth up his compassion from him, how dwelleth the love of God in him ?" Here is an opportunity to show our religion practically. Wc have been responding but we must do morel God help us to rally and respond with grateful hearts and open purses. Can not a famine commission— a member from oach church—be ap­ pointed to canvass the town? May the Bountiful Giver of all good inspire our hearts to generous noble response. —CONTRIBUTED. e: ■ A. R. E N T E R T A IN COMPLETION OF DIXIE T E A R IN G DOWN A N H IG H W A Y IS ASSURED A N C IE N T L A N D M A R K . The winter so far in the North has been milder than for several seasons. Last year' at Christmas time the riv­ ers were nearly all covered with thick Ice and the harbors of the great lakes were closed. Now most o f( tho rivers •re still open. ’ The snow too Is light­ er than usual. 'A business block which with t^e tot will represent an Investment or than $60,00 will be erected at < . in these things wherever possible. Be always saying a good word for this town, especially to strangers. To exploit the good points of your home town should he a pleasant duty. Mention the good things you know of this town when you write to out-of-town friends or relatives, or when they come to see you. You will find much to study in^vhat already exists in this town, and you will find much to he proud of. Don’t gamble. Don’t bet on games of chance. You can't beat another fellow’s game. If you don’t begin betting it will not become a habit. Billy Sunday says "two classes of men are gamblers. The honest man who chases himself around in a circle and never gets anywhere— he’s a fool. The other is the dishonest man— he’s a thief." Be careful of your health. Take plenty o f exercise in the open air. This is possible in Florida every month. A sound body is a great asset. Your dad may he able to get a new automobile if the old one werns out, but be can’t get you a new body. Take care of the one you have. The use of tobacco by boys hurts the body. Do your best in whatever, you are doing,. Get all the fun and'knowledge and comfort out of your work and studies • that you can. Help those who are under you to climb up. Do you know that there is no need of going away for a college education when wc have such fine institutions as the Stultf University at Gainesville, the College for Women at Tallahassee, the Stetson University at DcLand and the Hol­ lins College at W inter Dark? Then there are good commer­ cial business colleges.in the larger cities of the state? Do you go to Sunday School? I f not, why not? Don’t you believe the Golden Rule is a good one to live by ? Don’t you believe \Vith James Bussell Lowell, who said in 'T h e Present Crisis," that “ Behind the dim unknown Stnndeth God within the shadow Keeping wntch above his own." William James, a great writer and thinker, said a man should do two or three times a day thnt he does not want to do, just from practice. Why not, hoys nnd girls? Do this and salt down the fact that when you cannot get whnt you want you will want whnt you get. Urge your parents to buy everything they can in this town— their own and your clothing, hats, shoes, books and all else needed. Every dollar spent in this town mnkes pos­ sible the building of more homes, more churches, more schools, more store and office buildings, and more money in taxation for all kinds of improvements. Da you know that birds are among our best friends? Do you shoot them for meiA* sport or rob their nests? I f so, please don’t do it any more. ‘.‘ Please," is a good word to use, it will help to make easier your path in life. Every tree in this town is worth many times any bit of care and attention given i t Please do not mutilate any tree in yard or street. Did you ever read the poem, "Woodman, Spare That Trbc?" You are keen, alert, active, intelligent and far-seeing, it is hoped, and us you see and hope anti believe and act while you are in your character forming years, so you will be in your mnture life. You are now the pride and hope of your parents. Be kind to them while they grow old, and when they become old. They are now kind and indulgent to you. To.you there should be only, one real town on the map of the world. It is your home town. *Help make it bigger and better. . — MOSES FOLSOM. \ * ' W illiam U. Woodcock, Complainant, am. Tl.e Unknown llelra, legatees, Darlaeea, (Iran Iera or other claimants under B. ' M. Whit­ more, deerired, etc.. Defendants. CITATION To the unknown heirs, lagate**, dsrtsees, granlee*. or other claimant* under 8. M. Whit­ more, deceased, and te any and all other persona or parties claiming any right, title or Inter**! in and to th* following described lend In Seminole County. Florida, more par­ ticularly described as follow*, lo-w ll: The Fait half o f lire Northeaaf Quarter of the Norlhweet Q ia y tir of the Northeaet Quar­ ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 3. Township 31, South o f Itange 80 East.* It appearing from th* sworn bill of com­ plaint riled In Uila cause, that you hare or claim to hart some Intareat In and to Ihe lewd herein abere described, therefor*, yon and each o f you are hereby required to b* *njl appear befora our Circuit Court at the Court Ilona* ta Hanford, Florida, on th* 4th day o f April, A. D. 1021, ^nd then and there make answer to th* bill e f complaint filed against you. Otherwise, a decree pro ronfeeao w ill be entered. It la ordered that this notice be published In th* Rinfned Herald, a newspaper published la Memlnob County, Florida, once a week for twelre week*. WITNEHH my hand and the seal o f th* laid Circuit Coorl on this llth day of December, A. D, 1920. , (F U A D K. A. DOUUI.AWI. Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court. Bemlnole County, Florida. GEO. A. DeCOTTEB, Hollritor and of Counsel for Complainant. ___________________________________________ 18111* NOTICE TO CREDIT0RB In Court ol th* County Judge, Seminole Coun­ ty. Btato of Florida In r* Eotato of A. E. ru n .IF F . To all Creditor*. Legatee*. Dlitrlhutoas and all Persona haring Claims or Demands agoiait aald Eats to: Yon. and aach o f you, art hereby notified and required te present any rlelm* and da mandi which you, or either of you, may hart against th* estate o f A. E. Philips, deceased, late o f Bemlnole County. Florida, to the nn dendgqed Executor o f eatd ratal,*, within tern year* from th* del# herrof. Deled. Nor. llth . A. D. 192(1. U H. PniMPH, 11-1201* Executor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In Court of the County Judge. Bemlnole Coun­ ty. State of Florid* In re Estate of HF.NnY I JIN DON. To all Creditor*. Legate**, Distribute*) and all Person) baring Claim) or Demandi against said Estatai You, and aach e f you. art hereby notified and required to present any claims and de­ mands which you, or either o f yoa. may hare against th* estate of Hortry I-andon, deceased, 1st* of Femtnolo County. Florida, to lha an* arraigned Executor o f eatd ratal), within two year* from tb* dat* hereof. Dated. Nor. llth , A. D. 1920. r. n. HARRIS. 11-13 Btc Executor. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O r FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. —IN CHAN CERT. Claude II. Btou*. Complainant, T*. Florence Slmlrr Plane, Defendant. CITATION. To Florence Rosier Bloo*. Residence Unknown; II appearing from no affldarlt filed la this rana* that yon are a non-realdaht o f tb* Btata of riorida; that your place o f residence la uaknown: that you are oxer lb* eg* o f twenty one years, and that there ta no on* tn the State o f Florida the settle* o f a xuBpoeoe upon whom would bind yos. thw said riorene* Rocler Bloa*. Therefor*, you are hereby ordered and re­ quired on the 7lb day o f March, -A. D. 1921, to appear to tb* bill o f complaint exhibited agilnet you la this cause, otherwise n decree pro n feeeo will be entered, against you oo aald date. It la farther ordered that this notice he pub­ lished tn th* Sanrord Herald once a week for eight week*. 1 WITNESS my band aDd tb* seal o f aatd Court on ltd* lha IBIh day of December, A. D. 1920 (REAL) 1. A. DOUGLASS. Clark of Circuit Court, Bemtnele County, Florid*. OKO. A. DeCOTTM, Solicitor and e f Ooonael for Complainant, 18-91*. 1M THE CIRCUIT COURT, BETEMTH JUDI­ NOTICE OF AP P LIC A T IO N FOR T A X DEXD CIAL CIRCUIT, SEMIROLE OOUNTT, UNDER SECTION 171, GENERAL FLORIDA— Of CHAR CERT STATUTES J F. I.alng, Joined by ber buabend and next friend, J, E. Lalng. Complainants, u. , Wm. II. McAIIaler. Alice L. McAlister and all unknown dertaees, heirs and grantee*, pr oth­ ers. claiming under Wm. II. McAlister and Alice L. McAIIaler. Defendants, , CITATION. To: Wm. II. McAlister or Cincinnati. BUI* of Ohio: Alice I* McAlister, of Cincinnati. Ohio: Ihe unknown derlaeee, belra. legatees, gran­ tees, or other claimants nn.Jcr Wm. II. Mc­ Alister and Alice I- McAlister: and to any ■nd all other parties claim Itrap, any Interest In and to the following deaerfled lamia sit­ uated In Nemlnule County, Florida, to w it: I-ola On* (1) and Two (2) of Block Twelre (12), Tier Three (3) o f the City of Fanford, Florida, a* ationrn by R. It. Trafforda* Map of Fanford. Florida: It appearing from the sworn hill of com­ plaint filed In this cause against you, that you bare or claim some Interest In the lands herelaabure described, therefore, joth lb* aald' Wm. H. McAIIaler. and Alice l,.\ McAIIaler are hereby required to h* and appear before our seld Circuit Court at the Court Ilona* In Fanford, Florida, on the 4th day of April, A. li, 1921. and then and there make answer to llie bill o f rotqplalnl exhibited against you or otherwise e decree pro ronfeeao will be entered against you. And any and all other parties claiming any right, title or Interest In aDd to tb* lands heretuatnx* described under, by or through Wm. II. McAlister or Alice L. McAIIaler, or olbenrlee, are hereby required to be and appear before our s lid Circuit Court, at Uie Court House In Fanfun). Florida, on the 2nd day uf May, A. 1>. Il»'3l. and then and tlrere make answer to the hill o f complaint exhibited against aald unknown parlies, otherwise a decree pro confraao will be entered against slid unknown parties. It la ordered that Ibis notice he published In tire Fanford Herald, a newapaj-er published In Seminole County, Florida, once a week for eight weeks as tu the known parties defendant, and once a week for tw ele* weeks as to the unknown parties defendant. Witness my band and Ihe seal of the aald Clrrult Court on lid* the 8th day of January, • A. D. 1921. E. A. DOUOLABB. (B E A D Clerk o f th* Clreult Court. nf lie ml i*ill p Count/* §"i». n-r?-sr^V a IS. 1A V# GF.ORGt: G. HERRING. Solicitor and l'mined for Complainant# 22-I31C NOTICE O r B lIERIFE'B SALE Nolle* |a hereby glxen that under and by tlrtue o f a writ of execution lsautug out of the office nf ihe Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court lo and for Fern tool* Courtly, Florida, wherein J. F. I.alng. Joined by J. U I.alng. her husband, are plalrrllfCa and Mllllr- I'ulllna la defendant, I, ■a Sheriff of Femlnole County, Florida, hare lerled uihui the following described proiwrty In Femlnole County. Florida, a*' 111* property of Millie Collins, lo-wlt: Iteg. at NW corner of K half of NW quarter or HW quarter of NW quarter o f Section 3«. Township III H, Itange 3d K., run South 330 feet. Ka'at 261 feet.- N. 330 feel, Weal 2>H feet tu ta-glnnlng and w ill offer the same for sale 1atfore tlie Coorl llouse door, of Hetnlnule County. •Florida, lo Ibe highi-al bidder fur cash, purchaser paying for lllle, during Ihe legal hours of sate, on the Till day of March, 1031. to satisfy said writ and coal*. Dated lid- the P ih flay of January, 1921. C U II AND, 33 It- IN S heriff F em ln o le I'otin jr, F lorida TH E CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDI­ C IA L CIRCUIT, BEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA— IN CHANCERY J. F. Lalng. Joined by ber husband and next friend. J. E. Lalng. Complainant*. T*. J Catre. J. J. Cate# Company. Incorporated, a Florid* cori«ratlon. Annie C. Woodbridl*. Albert O. Fares. Celt In A. I’ oag*. George D, Morton. William T. Nash, and all unknown dsTlacra, belra and grantees, or others, claim­ ing under Albert G. Ear**. Catrln A. 1‘oage, Georgs It. Mutton and William T. Naab, De­ fendants. C ITATIO N To: Albert G. E arn, residence unknown; Cal>ln A. Poage, residence unknown: Georg* It. Morton, realdtnce unknown: William T. Nash, residence unknown; Ibe unknown belra. darlaer*. legate**, grantees, or other claimant* nnder Albert O. Ears*, Calrln A. I’oage, Georg* U. Morton and William T. Naab, and lo any and all othar partlaa claim­ ing any Inttreet In and to tit* following d* scribed lend* alloaled la Bemlnole County, Florida, to-wlt: beginning at Ihe Roulhweat corner o f tb* Northwest quarter of Section 31, Township 19. Booth of Range 31 Eaet, run North 5.27 chain*. East D.4CI chains, to tb* right of-way of th* B. and I. Railroad, tbence Houthwcalarly on the W v t aid* of the aald railroad right-of-way to th* Eaat line of lha Hanford Grant, tbence Honth 23 degree* West on aatd line to lb* Boulb line of tb* Northwest Quarter o f Sec­ tion 31, .Tuwnehlp 19. South of Rang# 31 East, tbence Weal to (lie point of beginning. Containing Fire Acre#, more or Ires: It appearing from the aworn bill of onmplatnt filed In Ihl# cauae against you. that you hare or claim soma Inter**! In tb# Unit* barelnabor# described. Flierefore, you. tb* said Albert G. Ear**, Calrln A. I’oage. Georg* D. Morion and William T. Naah are hereby required lo be and appear before our aald Circuit Court, at the Court flout* In Sanford, Florida, on tha 7th day o f March. A. D. 1921. and then and there make answer to tb* b ill o f complaint exhibited ■gainst you, otherwise a • decree pro con feeeo will be entered against yow. And any and all other pari lee claiming any right, title or Interest In and to tb* Unde hereInabore described nnder, by or ttirough Albert O P.are*. Calrln A. Poaga. Georg* R- Morton. William T. Saab, or otherwise, are hereby re­ quired to be and appear before our aald Cir­ cuit Court, at tb# Court House to Fenford. Florida, on the tlh day of April. A D, 1921, and then and Ibere make anawer to the bill of complaint exhibited against aald unknown parlie*. otherwise a decree pro ronfeeao wilt be entered agalnal said unknown parllr*. It ta ordered that this notice be pnhllahed In Ibe Hanford Herald, a newapaper pobllabtd In Femlnole County, Florida, once a week for eight weeks a* to the known parlies defend­ ant. and one# a week* for twelre weeks te to Ihe unknown parties defendant, ‘ Witness my hand and lha teal or lb* said Circuit Court on thla the 10th day of Decem­ ber. A. D. 1920. (H E AL) R. A. DOUOI.AES. Clerk o f tha Circuit Court, Bemlnole County, Florida. GEORGE G. H ERRING , Hollritor and Coonaal for Complainant*. lR U te NeGce I* hereby giren that O.- O. WilrotL purchaaer of Tax Certificate No. 434. dated' th* 4th day o f Juae, A. D. 1917, haa Bled aald rrellflcat* In my office, and baa made application for ta t deed to laaue la accord. • nf# with law. Seld certificate embrace* ta* following described property eltueted ta Semi, nsle County, Florida, to-wlt I Reg. 4.33 ch w and B.23 ch. N. o f SB cor. o f N W quarter of KB quarter. Bee. 10. Twp. 21 Rg*. si y> run N 1.32 ch, W 48 tint*, fl 1.S3 ch. B 41 link*. Tb* aald land being ataeeeed at th* data o f tha laauanee of inch certificate la tb, name of Hernando DanJela. ADo T a i Certttlcat* No. 4S3, dated tha it* day o f June, A. D. 1917, has filed tald ctrtlfiesta lo my office, and baa mads appllratlo, for ta i deed to Laeu* In accordance with law F*ld eertlflrale embrace* the following desrrlb! rd property altnaled In Bemlnole County, Flog. Ida. to-wlt: Re*. BE cor. of NW quarter of SE quarter Fee. 10, Twp, 21 B., Bge. 31 E , roa W 78 yard#, N 113 yard*. E 78 yards, B IIS yds The aald land being aaaeaeed at th* date of th* laeuaneh e f each eertlflrale In the name ef Unknown. Alao Tax Certificate No. 1249, dated th* 3rd day o f June, A. l>. 1913, haa flD d aald rerun, cate In my office, nnd haa made application for tax deed to lean* In accordance with U » Raid certificate embraces tb* following deecrtb ed property altnaled In Bemlnole County, Flor­ ida, to-wlt: Reg. 10 cha. N and 288 ft. w at HE cor. of N W quarter o f BN quarter, Bee. 18 Twp. 21 a., Rge. 31 E. Run W 102 feet, H. is* ft-. B 102 ft., N 109 ft. The said land belag aroeeeed at tb* d a l* 'o f tb* issuance or aurg certificate la the came of J. U. McNalt. ADo Tax Certificate No. 434, dated lb* 3rd day or June, A. 1). 1918, haa flitd aald cer■Iflrate In my office, and baa mad* applica­ tion fo r - ta i deed lo Dan* In accordance with law. Bald c e rllflc a le . embrace* tb* following described property altnalrd In BcmlaoD Oouaty. Florid*, lo-w lt: Reg. 483 ft. N. of BE cer. o f NW quarter o f HB quarter, Section 10, Twp 21 8.. 11*#. SI K. Run N. 223 ft. W 238 ft.. U 223 ft., E 288 ft,, 3-10 acre*- The aald Dad bring aaaeaeed at tb* date, o f th* laeaaoce of curb certificate _ln the name o f Georg* Gainas. ADo T a i Certlfleal* No. 430, dated th* 3rd day of June, A. I). 1018, baa filed said eertlflrale la my office, and baa mad* applica­ tion for Igx deed to laeu* in accordance with law. Raid certificate embraces tb* following dcscrbled property alloated In Bemlnole Coun­ ty. Florid*, to w lt: Reg. 348 f l. N. of BE, cor. o f NW quarter o f BE quarter. Bee. 10. Tp. 21 8., Ilg*. 31 E „ Run W IBS ft.. N 135 ft.. F. 2S3 ft., H 133 ft. I krre. The aald land I*. Ing aaaeacd at the date of Ihe laauanee of each certificate lo tlie name of Barah Gainer. .- Also Tax Certificate No. 430. dated the 4th day of June. A. D. 1917, haa filed aald eerUflrate In my office, and haa made application for tax deed lo laaue In accordance with law. Kald certificate embracea Ibe following deacrlbed property altuated In Femlnot# County, Florid*, to-wlt; Reg. 7 1-2 ch. W and 10 ch. N of HE cor. of NW quartrr of NB quarter of Fee. 10. Twp. 21 8.. Rge. 31 K. Run N S3 yds. K 33 yd*. H 33 yda. W 33 yd*. The aald land briny aaaeaaed at Ibe date of the Dauance of aucb certificate tn the name of Flora Ftahaw.ADo T at Ceulftcate No. 432. dated the 3rd day of June, A. D. 1918. haa filed aald certi­ ficate In my office, and haa made application for tax deed to la*ue In accordanc*' with law. Bald rarllflcale embrace# tb# following dewribed property Mlnaled In Bemlnole tVunty, Florida, lo-w ll: Reg. 4.HI ch. IV and 8 .3 ch. N * f HE corner of N W quarter ot BIJ quarter o f Her. 10, Twp 21 8 „ Rge. 31 E.. Ron N I 32 cb.. W ! 31 cb . H 1.3'J Hi, E 1.52 ch., 2-10 acn-a The aald load being a**<-**c l q Ibe dale of the Dauance of auch certificate In the name o f 'Hem Itaivb. I’ nlea* aald certificate ahall t># redeemed ac­ cording tu lew lax deed win Iseu* tbereoo ou tb# luth d»y of February, A. D. 1921. Witness my ufflctal signature ami seal tble tb# 3rd day of January, A. D. 1021. (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLAS:?. Clerk Circuit Court. HAwilwde County. I'D. lly K II. WILSON. It C. 21 5tr l In th* Circuit Court, Beranth Judicial Circuit *f tM Slats of Florida, la sad for Samlnol* County IN CHANCERY— B IL L TO ESTABLISH AND QUIET TITLE . G. I B Read, Complainant, tu. Charles E R attfllr. et al. DefendinU. ORDER O r SERVICE BY PUBLICATION, To all parllea claiming lolereala under Soeaa A. Crutcher, deceaeed, T. R. Cabannlaa, de­ ceased; Edward Graddlck, deceased; B. F. Olliers*, deceased, and J. H. Moon, deceas­ ed, and A LL PARTIES claiming an tnteraat. In the following described property aliuat* In Femlnole Cxinnly. Florida, to-wtt: HW 1-4 o f Section ID; Lot* 4 and 8 In Sec­ tion 12; All o f fractional Section 13; LoD I. 1 and 3 and tb*. SW 1-4 of NE 1-4. tbe 8 I t uf Nt: 14 o f NW 1-4, tb* BE L4 ef NW 1-4 and NE 1-4 o f SW 1-4 of Bactloa 14! th* N 1-1 of the RW 1-4 o f Bsetlon 17! N l-J of tb* SW 14 o f the NB 1-4 and th* NR 1-4 of NW 1-4 or SB 1-4 of Section 21; lb* NE 1-4 of (be NE1-4 Of th* NE 1-4, tb* Booth 4 acre* of th* EaatII acre* of tba NB 1-4 of NB 1-4, lb* S 1-2 of th* NE 1-4 end tbe .K 1-2 of the HE 1-4 of Sec­ tion 22; th* W 13 of th# SW 1-4 of SeetD* 21. Ill* 8 12 of the 8TV 1-4 o f tbe NW 1-4 lor F 29 acre# of lot I) and all of lota 2 and 4 I* Ferllon 24; th# HW I I o f tb* HW 1-4 of Sec­ tion 20; Ibe E 12 of Ibe NE 14and th* B 8 scree or tb* NW 1-4 of th* NE 1-4 of Rectton 27; tbe N 1-3 of the HE 1-4 of flection 32: the RW 1-4 of N W 1-4 and lb* NW 1-4 of lha HW 1-4 o f Section 31; D acrea square In th* NW comer o f th* NW 1-4 o f ib * NE 1-4 of th* NB 1-4, and tb* HW I A of (ha SW 1-4 or 111* 8W 14 of Fee. 84. all In Twp. 20 8. Rg* 32 East. ADo all that pari of thq N 1-3 lying Booth of Ecconlockalrtile Creek. In flection 7; and Ib* NE 1-4 of ibe NE 1-4 and the NE 14 of tb* FE 1-4 of Fectlpo II, In Towneblp 21 Booth. Range 32 E ta!. ’ And. also lha following DM In tbrwe certain* aabdliDInna nf tbe FE I I of ibe NE 1*4 of Section 21 tn Township 20 South. Itange 32 East, known aa * Whitcomb'* f1i*l and second addition* tn Genrii, tlx led* 8 7, S. 9,to. It. 12. 13. 19 and IT In fbch I. Lola fl. J».10, 12. 13. 14. 13. 10. IT and 13 la block -2, I d a 3, 4. 5. (I, 7, 8. 9. 10. 11^ >2. IX It. 15. Ifl. 17 18. 19 and 20 tn block 3. Lota I, 2. fl, 7. 8, 9, 10. II, 13. 14. 18. IB and 20 la block 4. I d * 3. 4. 13. 14. 13. 10, 17. 21. 22. 23. 2 1. In Mock ft, lota 5. fl. 7. 8, 9. 10, II, II, IX 10. 17, IF, 34 and 23 In block fl. Lot* 7, 8, 9, 10. ||, 12. IB. 14. 15. 10. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21 aad 22 In block 7, and lota ,J to 24, Inctnslre, ta­ ins all or block 8. II la hereby ordered that yoat appear to th* Rltl nf Ctomplilnt filed herein agatnat you !» the ahore entitled cause on Ib# Berenlh day of March. A. D. 1921; and “ Th* Basford Her­ ald'1 Is hereby deelgnitrd a* th* newspaper ta jtM cIi tbla order ahall be published one* • week for Iwelrl# conaecutl** week*. Witness my hand and seal o f offle* thD ISth day o f Nnrember, A. D. 1020. ' i (HEAL) E. A. DOUG LA 88. ■' N TH E CIHCUIT COUBT OF THE SEVENTH Ctaat. JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF Il-I0-I2te ' Ry V. B. DOUOt.AB3, D, & rLO R ID A. IN AMD FOR BEMINOLE OOUNTT,— IN CHANCERT. la th# Circuit Court. Beranth Judicial Clrealt (gin McGill, Complainant, - of th* Btata af Florida, In and far BemiTa. nole County. dlth McGill. Defendant. IN CHANCERT— B ILL TO ESTABLISH AID C ITATIO N. QUIET TIT U S o Edith McGill, care or le ttla Flmmcne, 041 0. It. Read. Complainant, TU. Marlin KtrctL Philadelphia. Pennaylranla: It appearing from an affldarlt filed In tbla CharDa K. Rattelle. et *!.. Darendanta0RDER o r BER VICE B Y PUBLICATION. aute that you are a non-resjdeat of th* Blat* r Florida; that your place of residence U To: Lucy Morton Wllmore, Barah L. Jrnh*** Charlro O. Warwick, Lewla lepotmn. Chart** are of- l-ttlie Hlmmlne, Oil Marlin Street, Alexander, Frank Daniel, and C. t\ Rrow** htladelphla, Pennaylranla; ,hal you are orer whose place* o f realdenc* • «* unknown. lie age of twenlj-onc years, and that there It ta hereby ordered that you appear h> ■“* no noe tn Ilia ftlatt o f Florida Ilia terries of eubpoena upon whom would bind you. lha tald bill o f complaint filed herein again*! you ■ th# abore r util led can** on tb* 23lh d a y ** dlth McGill, Therefore, you ate hereby ordered and re- January, A. D. 1921, and "T h * Hanford Har 111red on the 71b day o f February. A. D. 1921, aid" I* hereby designated a* tb* New*P»P** o appear to the bill o f complaint wihlblled In which thla order ahall b* pnhllahed roc* * gainst yon In (Ida cauae. otherwlaa a decree week for eight (8) conoecutlT# week*. Witness my hand and seal o f offle* thD !# • ro ronfeeeo will be rnlrred against you on day nf Narrmker, A. D. 1020. aid date. (BEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS^ It la further ordered that this notice be pubCDrtabed In the Fanford Herald once a week for our weeks. 11,19 81c B J .V . B. DOUaLASS. P. ft W ITNESS my band and tha seal o f aald t a r t on this tb* 23rd day of December, A . D. NOTICE OF A PPLIC A TIO N FOR TAX D « ® UNDER SECTION (71, OEMEEAL . 920. STATUTES (S E A L ) i:.- • A. DOUG LABS, Nolle* ta hereby giren that T. O. Bo«WN*j Clerk o f Circuit Court, Bemlnole County, Florida. purchaser o f T a* Certlfleal# No. 2100. data* lb# flth day o f June, A. D. 1914, bk* filed ■#” BO. A. DeCOTTEB. certificate In my offle*, and baa made *W “ ‘ Folurltnr and of Coonael for Complainant. 19-31* cation for ta* deed to D*ue to accordance wiu> law. Raid cerllflcale embraces th* NOTICE -Or EXECUTOR Ing described property altuated lo county, Florida, |o-wlt: N half of # * I j j j (Far Final Dtackarga) la Court * f County Judg*. BemlaeD County, ter of NE qoarter (lea* b#f. 23 ft. B. of ” *■ cor. run B 638 ft. W 939 30 ft., N 833 ft- J Btata af Florida 039.38 ft..) Bee. 21, Twp. 20 B, Rg*• la r* Estate of Tho aald land being aaaeaaed at tb* data of WM. B. BALDW IN. teraanro o f aucb certlfleal# la 'lha nama of ► Nolle* ta htrahy glien , to i l l whom It may Unlee* aald certificate ahallk; concern, that on tb* 18th day o f January, A. W. Ilenck. D. 1930, | shall apply to th* IIonorabD B. F. redeemed according to law tag deed W*U.* ^ T lions bolder, Judg* o f said Court, aa Judg* of thereon oo th* 12th day o f Fahauary, X. FTobal*, for my final dtecharga aa Executor of 1931. , roW Witness my official signature aad aeal * * * th* oatat* o f Wm. B. Baldwin, deceased: and that at Ib* same 'dim* ! w ill pro**at pay final tb* 3rd day uf January, A, D. 1221. (B RAD B. A. MU0LABB. a e e m ta aa lir e * t o * o f aatd aatat*, and ask Clark Circuit Court. for thatr ipprotaL Bemlnole Couaty, f u ­ Dated Norambor llth . A. D. 1930. lly V. E . DOUOLABB, P- a J. X FACB. 11-13-lte Miaou toe. •L ite . * ' ' 1 �THE SANFORD'WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14,1921 irnm TwhU,'« D*1]p> Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Griffith and lit­ tle daughter are the guests o f Mr, and Mrs. T. E. Speer. was so (firstly appreciated that he started to make a speech (and then woke up) and it was only a dream. Dem the luck. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Gntchol have sold their home oir East Second street and have moved to Elder Springs. Hjy WILL FIGHT BILL THAT MEANS ADDED ex pen se FLORIDA WILL N O T BE AFFECTT - f,D E ITH E R W AY. WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.— LineB ■cere sharply drawn last night fo r a Ifiib t today to defeat the re-appor■(lament bill, which would increase ■ t o membership o f the house o f w p■resentatives from 435 to 485. I After n final check-up, leaders-an■aoBnced that the measure as reported ■coold be voted down decisively and | to t • substitute plan, holding'scats ■to the present total, would be adopted ■by a big majority. | T>ire seemed little sentiment fo r a ■larger house. Members from states ■which would lose representation under | to shifting of twelve scats from elev|eo to eight states, declared they Ivouffl vote against adding'forty-eight Imprestntatives at a cost o f approxl■mateiy $1,500,000 a year, when there |is ■ crying-demand from all quarters ■far government economy. I Aa mapped out today the program, ■under which the bill will l>c called up (tomorrow, provides fo r five hours o f ■debate. While there was some objecItion to so much oratory, it was agreed Ito permit m em bers to express their I views at length, and then by a roll ■call rote let the country know that ■the house is b ig enough as.it stands. I The Republican steering committee liras reported so lid ly against the in■crease, not ns a committee, but as in­ dividuals. S everal Southern DemoIcrata it was said, were not expected Ito oppose the low er total as a body, l i i the shifting of scats would leave ■their present num ber intact. P IP E ORGAN CLUB Miss Allie Gillen has accepted the ppsitlon o f cashier at the Union Phar­ (From Tuesday's Dally) macy, Miss Annette Walker, the for­ • Fourteen-members of the Pipe Or­ mer cashier having "taken up other gan Club wero delightfully entertain­ work. ed Monday afternoon, Mrs. A . M. Phil­ ips bflng the hostess. . Miss Margaret Snook who helped For unavoidable reasons, the' tea the.Logan Mercantile Co., at Geneva, which was to have been at'M iss Mar­ over the Christmas rush, returned to tha Fox’s home, has been postponed her home at Wiersdaie Friday. Mr. T H E FLOW ER SHOP fo r several weeks. and Mrs. Lognn accompanied her to Mrs. Maincs assisted Mrs. Philips Weirsdaie, (From Dailr) Under the direction o f Mr, Jack In serving a delicious refreshment course. ^ * Mrs. V. E. Keen, o f Moore Haven Ward, picture producer, -and actor, The Club will meet next Monday and Mrs. Albert Hansen o f Minnea­ the finance committee (Mrs. S. Puleswith Mrs, G. M. McGahagin. polis, Minn., are spending • few days ton, chairman) of the Woman’s Club with Mrs. Harvey Fola, having coma w ill present the "Flow er Shop," one to Sanfonl to .attend the funeral o f o f the most charming spectacular their brother, Care Halm. stage, which will include in the cast Miss Alice Eaton, Miss Leora Fot one hundred and fift y - o f Sanford's n, Douglas Griffin and Hassell best musical talent and attractive litBrown, students at Rollins College, ■pent Sunday with Miss Eaton’s mother, .Mrs. F. W. Eaton, making PRO M PT STEPS MUST BE T A K E N the trip by auto.— Lakeland TeleFOR M AR KE T v ' RELIE F. D. L. Thrasher left yesterday for S i Louis, where he will spend several LEESBURG, Jan. 18.— A committee days with the big shoe companies and o f all independent operators o f the fru it and produce interests, covering other ^wholesale houses buying hla the.entire state, will meet at the San spring stock o f shoes .and clothing. Juan Hotel, Orlando, January 20th, at Hs will also visit the eastern mar­ i i o’clock a. m, to discuss prices, gen­ kets before returning home. eral marketing conditions and such Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brumley and matters of vital importance to the in­ dustry. Notices are being mailed to grandchildren o f Chuluota, accom­ members of tho general organization panied by Mr. and Mrs. Russell o f committee by Chairman R. P. Burton. New York, were in the city yesterday It is the opinion of those present nt on a shopping expedition. The Chu­ the meeting held Jamiary 11, that it luota Inn is comfortably filled with the opportunity is permitted to pass tourists and they are enjoying the without concerted effort to bring hills o f Seminole county greatly. about the desired results, it will be Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ingraham useless to pursue tho matter further. and two grandchildren of St. Aug­ It is also the opinion of the committee ustine were in the city for a few that the Independent operators should hours yesterday the guests of Mr. work out and adopt an organization, and Mrs. F. P. Forster. The Ingra­ which may, in conjunction with the hams were on their way to Okee­ Florida Citrus Exchange, perfect I Under the p rovision o f th e bill plans by which matters o f statewide chobee and other points on the east ■bouse lenders e x p ec t to be ad op ted , importance can be efficiently handled coast I t o increases w ill be a s fo llo w s: without interfering or upsetting in I Halifurnia, three; Michigan, two; any way the sales organization. *■Ohio, lVo; and Connecticut, New Those designated on the committee Bmey, North C arolina, Texas and o f fifteen independents include the [Washington, one each. To make up. following operators: Lawrence Gen­ [this number w ithout changing the 435 tile, Orlando; John S. Taylor, Largo; [total Missouri would lose two scats, F. L. Skclley, Orlando; S. O. Chase, f seasonable goods the character of "Tom, only n morLnd the ^following states one each: Sanford; Dr. P. Phillips, Orlando; J. J. :r Btore .here. I tal." Other principal characters are [Indiana, 'Iown, Kansas, Kentucky, Parish, Titusville; F. E. Lane, De__ |"Flora, the Goddess o f Flowers," [Louisiana, M aine, Mississippi, Nebras­ Land; H. T. Montgomery, Tampa; A. Ovcido and other l,*‘Lily,” "The American Beauty," "Vioka, Rhode Island and Vermont. J. Nyc, Orlando; S. J. Bligh, Orlando; Ity today and cam e«let,” "Old Maid,’’ "Iv y Vine;' "Sun," Hy this arran gem en t the S o u th W. E. Lee, Plant City; E. H. Walker, he Sanford Herald "Man-in-thc-Moon” nnd Inst but cerwould gain in N orth C arolin a and Orlando; Chns. Turner, Umatilla; A. ican aa yet. B. G. ( tainly not the least, will be the "SunTexas, and lose in L ou isiana and M is- i J. Thomas, Jacksonville; W alter Pres­ iliaiippi. olitics, in banking flower" and ihe "wind,” two negro ton, Tampa. circles, in orange 1impersonations. Members assigned on the organizaother business en-|' Added to the charm and novelty of P. Burton, tlon committee are I the mammoth spectacle will be a cast chariman, o f Leesburg; F. E. Lane, ___ , composed o f local talent for which DeLand; J, H. Sadler, Winter.Garden; and O. A. Talley Sanford is far-famed and which inS. O. Chase, Sanford; F.-J). Waite, in the city today' variably assures crowded houses. Two Palmetto; John S. Taylor, Largo; J. , are jn unto-' performances will be given here, the W. Sample, Haines City; A. B. Mich­ and are making a place and date to be announced later, ael, Wabaasa; J. M. York, Arcadia; ira. Oil Tallet, ns MrWard produce the whole II. L. Boreland, Ocala; W. J. Krome, s many friends, ® how nntl brings with him the parHomestead; II. O. Hamm, Palatka; D. C. Glllett, Tampa; and L. C. Edwards, Thonotoaassa. Dr. M. Sample, chairman of the attractions. He returns to pictures committee on materials and supplhs, in September. P. R. Allbrigbt* general manager participated In the conference o f the Watch the columne o f the Herald o f the Atlantic Coast Line Railway organisation committee and submitted for .further announcements. Ik In the city today looking over the a resolution which he said would be presented at the meeting o f the crate crop situation and also many matters manufacturers to be held in Jackson­ connected with the operation o f the ■fines that has been put upon any ville January 12,. This resolution cit­ railway. ■ makers of iiquor in this county. He ed .reasons why the crate people l * 11 fined for the manufacturing o f should so readjust their rates for ma­ ilkpior, $450 or five months) for.'hav- terials that they would conform in a Newark, N. J., are In the city ,the r nc a Mill in his possession, $500 or measure to the prices now being re­ guests o f their daughter, Mre.. George I*!* months, for carrying concealed ceived by the growers fo r their fruit, W. Knight. They are greatly pleaaed I Weapon*, $ioo or four months. The and remarks following its reading led with Sanford, and Florida climate and T A LLA H A S S E E , Jan. 18.— A t a ■‘Ola! fine* amounted to $1050 and to support o f the points enumerated expect to spend several weeka here meeting o f the truitcos o f the* inter­ ■fosLs. The defendant gave bond and for early action towards reductions as and in other points'In Florida. nal improvement fund held here Sat­ ■*111 Probably pay the fines rather suggested. urday evening, the position o f Ever­ (Fran W«4na*dijr‘* Dailr) ■than co to jail. The officials o f SemMrs. W. J. HUI, Mrs. W. C. Hill and glades’ fire warden, which carried a |,no,c f,>unty are determined to break SO CIAL M EETING O F PRESBY Mrs. E. F. Roumiliat motored to Or­ salary o f $2500 per annum, was abol­ | UP the making and selling o f liquor TE R IA N A U X IL IA R Y . lando Tuesday. ished. His duties were placed on the I » this county. In this work they assistant drainage engineer. 1*111 receive the support o f all the . (From Tuesday's Dally) Mrs. George Armstrong, o f St/ Au­ [ncht.thinking people o f the county, The Presbyterian Auxiliary held a gustine, and son, Frazier Armstrong, Mrs. Bowen Tells now Rats Almost jtofranilcas o f the fact that whiskey social meeting ^in the Social rooms of n f Detroit, are visiting friends here. Burned Her House Down. l m°y be needed in many casea and re- the church leal night,,: which, was ✓ iRardlc” of the fact that many good largely attended. Mrs, Brownlee had "F o r two months I nevsr want in Mrs. A. D. Peterson and little son ■People drink it, all o f them recog- charge o f the Mjaaionary- program at our cellar, fearing a rat. Onct^fiight I n,zc fact that crime is,on the In­ the beginning o f the evening, and in­ are expected sooto from Jamestown,, in,bed. I smelled Tire. Sure enough crease, passion runs riot and there terested her audience with a steriop- N. Y., to be the guests o f M$s. and the rat had been nibbling at the Mrs. B. J. Starling. | * not the proper respect fo r the laws ticon lecture on "China.” matches. I f I hadn’t acted promptly A large [*s onK as the making and selljng o f number o f interesting views o f the my house would have been burned. >qu°r h wInked at and ,wilI ‘ Mrs. Endor Curlette, her .mother L aler wo found the dead rat. R A T Presbyterian "work -In China * were I J' n determined effort on the part ahiWn; I t w ill be the purpose of the and Mrs. Adams motored in from Ge­ S N A P killed it. It’s great Stuff.” 0 the sheriffs office and the Judge's Missionary Department o f the Auxil­ neva to attend the general reception Three sizes, 36c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and ’■ Club Tuesday. |,f° Drt to catch the offender and give iary and Christian Endeavor Socie­ ,at the Woman1 guaranteed by^Ball Hardware Co. them the limit. A ll the stills that ties to make frequent use o f the SterMrs. E. M.‘ Galloway, Mrs. R. pro found WH1 be destroyed and the ioptlcon in the future. A ^ the ^con­ The markets show that there (a a * , has gone forth that the making clusion o f the program those present Keelor and Mrs. W . E. Watson motor­ good demand for high class fru it at liquor and the aelllng o f liquor w ill were Ynvited to the Social rooms up­ ed to Formosa Tuesday where Mrs. splendid prices. Moral: Raise the nr* ■ he countenanced In Seminole stairs where a pleasant evening, was Keelffr expects to remain -for.- two good kind. * nty any longer and regardless o f *pent , A Toronto man is pharged. with set­ * 7 ‘ he offenders may be they w ill Ih e hostesses of thjp evening were ting traps to catch cats. Any man r * *he dose. And'public opin- Miss Virginia Smith, Mesdamea W hit­ °n has ceased to shelter the offend- comb, Peck -and Stone. who can catch an alley cat is entitled ! *** or. any o f those who may be in to . the Maltese Cross.—Vancouver Province. Lies in the direction of Economy, Saving Yonr Money, Depositing it in the Bank where It will draw interest and keep yon in comfort in th ededinlng years o f your life. And a Bank Account makes you in­ dependent, given you a standing In your community, given you a chance to develop the resources that He at hand ready fo r the asking. A ll o f these things are yours when you bring your poney to us for a Savings Account. COMB IN A N D T A L K IT OVER. D AYTO N A , Jan. 18.— Choicest stock, valued at $50,000, was stolen by thieves who, sometime between 11 p. m. Saturday and 9 a. m. Monday jroke into Jabaly’s women's wear store hero nnd arc believed to have taken away their bulky loot in an auto truck. The burglarly is believed by the polico to have been done by. ex­ perts, as the highest priced gowns, underclothing, etc., were picked out by the thieves. Entrance was effected by breaking the metallic covering of a rear win- G A IN E S V IL L E , Jan. 18.— The U.‘ S. W a r Department has placed the mil­ itary department o f the University o f Florida among the distinguished col­ leges o f the United States, being the highest military honor that it can be­ stow fo r military efficiency. StaA officers from Washington Inspect the different colleges all over the country every spring and the' awards are an­ nounced by the war department later on in the year. There arc two divisions o f the re­ serve officers training corps. In the first two years o f this course, tho foundation training takes place. Dur­ ing the last two years o f the four year course, the government furnishes both a complete uniform and a dally subsistence. This subsistence amounts to 53 cents a day, running through the entire year including the summer vacation time, with the exception of the time spent in summer camp; This materially helps a man working his way through college. unloosening the hook. The only clue to the robbery so. far discovered is a piece o f an old Ford automobile which Was found in front of the store. It is thought thnt tho goods were taken out through the hack window. Jabaly's is n fashionable women'a store which was just opened here two weeks ago and contained the newest stock obtainable. The proprietor also operates n summer store in Now York City. The police have informed the sher­ FRENCH B LACK TROOPS FIR E ON REVO LTING iff's office and bloodhounds hnve been R U SSIAN T R 0 0 P 8 put on the trail. M ONDAY AFTE R N O O N BRIDGE CLUB. (fr o m Tuesday’s Daily) (By Th* ImcItUI Frau) • C O N STAN TIN O PLE , Jan. 18,— French black troops turned machine guns on mutlnoua Cossacpa o f Wrahgela form er army encamped' tweatyfive miles from here Saturday night after Cossacks-had disarmed' thefy o f - : fleers. Russians returned fire’ -kill­ ing ten Senegalese and wounding" 1 twenty others and two French officers. The Monday Afternoon Bridge Club met with Mrs. David Caldwel] in her apartmeitt in the Walaka. A ll the members were present but onei Miss Bowler being the substitute. Mre. E. F.- Roumlllat won the prlio The trouble with tho toncert o f nafor high score, a card table cover. • tions is the disproportion o f wind inA delicious salad courso was served Greenville Piedmont. struments. at the close o f the game. . citrus trees Citrus tteea are most exacting as to the source of their plant food, and groves in bearing need heavy applies-* tions o f the best fertilizers to assure profitable yields and highrgrade fr u it meet all the requirements in fertilizing citrus cropSi The plant foods they carry are so balanced as to supply the needs o f the tree both in grow ing and bearing fruit. They, are readily assimilated; and being free from acidity, the most delicate roots feed upon them without injury. * . “ CitruM C o lt arm” , is a book of practical information. It in bated on Florida experience and u profuttly illuitrated. It will be tent free to prove ownen on request. The A m r lc u Agricultural Chemical Ce. • I t Graham Bldg. Jacksonville, Florida B. J. S T A R L IN G , Salesman, WarehouseDeardall. �PH s THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD; FRIDAY, JANUARY 21,1921 SANFORD SOLDIER PERSONAL NOTES SANFORD, THE SHIPPING WAS BURIED WITH CENTER OF THE STATE, PRICES ARE LOWEST MILITARY HONORS BUSINESS. ONLY WITH HARDINGNOW ' (Trom SatanUr'i Dally) Miss Sarita Lake leaves this after­ noon for Stuart Hall, Staunton, Vn. » AND TUB VISITORS ARE NOT BEING GOUGHED IN SANFORD (Tram Monday’ • Daily) cd old acquaintance! with thoka he already knew. Ho *is the brother of Mrs. George Hyman ahd Mrs. C- J, Ryan of this city. BALLOONISTS ■ TO APPEAR m" George Chamberlain and W. J. Thigpen pulled* out today with a - I V*. Dr. and Mrs. C. Singleton Breeding canoe and all kinds of fishing and and family have moved into the hunting paraphernalia* They did not KLOOR, FAR R ELL AND iUNTnv divulge their plans but they are out ARE ON THE CAR. Welaka. PET. for fish and gam o.of all kinds and Mrs. William McKim Is the guest.wo veil! probably have venison and r (By T k » iu « U U d Fnu) of her daughter, Mr*. Turner *t speckled perch for dinner when they ROCKAW AY, Jan. 18.— Kloor Ocala, this week. j return. Farrell and Hinton were aakJ to appear today beforf ,tthese7 Mrs. Lucille Smith of Waycrosa, j j . o. Packard and son, Percy ond day’s ses s io n of thei’ Naril Ga.,-ls the house-guest of Mrs. Stow-; Packard of Detroit, are in, the city Board of Inquiry here to g jT| art at. Elder Springs. j today visiting relatives and friends. first' hand reports of their h.i --------'The Packard family resided hero for loon flight. Ed. Meisch and Glenn Lingle c»n«c imany years and have many friends from the University of Florida at who are g jvjng them a warm reGainsville, Friday, to spend tho week- ■cppy on< LA N D IS , FISH & HULL end. No more ltting day could have been choserf for the last sad' rites to be paid our' soldier dead than yesterday when the suti shone bright and the entire populace was able to turn out to honor the memory of Carl Vidor Malm, who died In a hospital in Franco at the close of the war. The BEFORE H E GETS' R EADY FOR funeral services were held at the HIS TRIP TO T H E L A N D OF Baptist Temple at 3:00 o’clock at PER PETU A L S U N S H IN E which time the remains were brought to the church from Miller’s Chapel (Bjr TVt A mo«UW4 F n w ) by an honorary escort and the pall­ MARION, Jan. 18.— The preaa bearers, all from the Campbell-Losaof personal bnalness before his Ing Post, American Legion. departure South waa engaging Mrs. G, C. Chamberlain and Mrs. Dr. George Hyman *of the Baptist President-elect Harding and very church and a chaplain in the Witeld A. R. Key leave Sunday for Miami few vlMtore except personal ‘ ir had charge of the obsequies, as­ to attend the state meeting of the friends it Is understood are ex­ sisted by Captain Herring and the D. A. R. pected here during the remainder sqund from the American legion. Dr. of his stay. Evidence of an early The' many friends of Mrs. Mary Hyman paid a beautiful tribute to departure today when moving van the soldier dead nnd all of those boys McKim Turner will be rejoiced to began* carrying away* furniture who hnd gone from Seminole county. hear that a new boy has arrived.in ’ 'from hla residence. Four, of those who had died in the the Turner family at Ocala. service were members of the Baptist A. P. Connelly reports that during church pnd memorial windows had been dedicated to their memory. The the past two days ho has received choir, composed o f Mcadames Phil- more inquiries fo r real estate than lips, Maines, Barnes and Pitts, ren-Jnny'day during the past two years, doted*aseveral beautiful hymns and 1Mr. Connelly also said that real esnfter the services at tho church tho'state deals showed a big gain over I remains were taken to Lnkcview com- last month. People tire coming to Sanford to trade and people arc coming to San* ford to live because they can get an honest return on their nioney here. The merchants of Sanford becoming tired of seeing so many home people and visitors going to neighboring cities to trade have inauurated a series of sales and bargnln days and now the tables have been turned and Walter .Neal of the St- Augustine Attorneys and Counaellors-st-L*, the people are coming here from the D eLAN D . FLORIDA Record, manager of the printing* de­ neighboring cities instead of our peo­ partment, and Cecil Hodgman, well Will practice :in tfie State and ple going there to trade. I known in the world of golf and pub­ al Courts. Special facilities for £ 1 All o f this opens up wider flields lisher of m*ny golf magazines and amlning and Perfecting Land TitJ* for our wholesale and retail mer­ maps, wore*ln the city Aodsy on busi­ chants and demonstrates that the business men who are alive to the ness and (paid the Herald office an ap­ E. K. PERRYMAN present altuatlon will cu^ the prices preciated visit * • * Attorney-at-law very low, advertise nnd bring in now 106 Park Ave. business. The people are now com­ ing to Sanford fo r a radius of one SANFORD FLORIDA' hundred mile's nnd they arc going away with their autos filled with our goods, they are going away satisfied that Sanford merchants hnvo the! / .* goods and prices just as advertised Is a powerful Antiseptic and Pth .* ____ • • and they are going nway with the Killer, cures infected cuts, old som, Idea that Sanford In the future will j H AVE BEEN ARRANGED UPO N tetter, etc. Relieves Sprains, Near, P R O B A B ILIT Y IS. T H A T INSTITU-' rtery where the mjlitary burial serv.be their trading center. algia, Rheumatism. 17-13fe B Y FRENCH, BRITISH Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Tcrhune woro And then our guests. They have j TIO N W IL L BE ESTABLISH- ! ices were carried out, Dr. Ilyman dcA N II GERMANS livering a short service and the fir- pleasnntly surprised Friday by a visit comc here because they learned that | ED IN JA C K S O N V ILLE ing squad firing three times-over the", from old Savannah friends, Mr. and (Bj IH* AiieeUUd P m i) Sanford has good accommodation at) ------— ' , grave nnd the bugler' blowing “ taps.” Mrs. Earnest Smith, now o f Jacksona fairly reasonable figure. They i Florida will get the Mooschcnrt of PA R IS , Jan. 10.— Abandonment of Attorney-at-Law' The remains were taken to th o v illc . Mr. and Mrs. Smith are tour- . - . _ ... . . . . have learned that Sanford needs , the South and Jacksonville will in all x , .. . „ No. 14 Garner-WoodrufT Buildin more hotels nnd npnrtment houses probability be the site of the Moose cemetery on a truck, the coffin being Ing this section o f the state in their! 0 P nn cover'd by .be nr M .h . m lll-icM « d wore .ccoq.pqnlcd b , M » . but we will have them next season institution, according to Rodney H. SANFORD, FLA. by Porter Tcrhune to Orlando. . , • ___ , — __ . in plenty nnd this season nre doing Brandon,. Supreme Moose secretary, tnry escort nnd driven -*’ 1 . _____ |payments ngreed upon by trench, our best to give ell tho people ac­ Monday afternoon at the conclusion of, Fitts. I. .B. Ilrndford acted ns drum British and. German delegates, saya C. F. Walker and B. II. Caldwell commodations at reasonable figures. the exhaustive inspection o f tracts in , mer, playing the muffled drum for Berlin dispatch to the Journal. the escort when they marched. John of the Florida 4-One Sales Compnny The hotels are of the best and they all .Southern cities. All officers of the supreme coun­ Musnon neted ns bugler and the fol- j arc in the city today looking .atfer I U. S. Government Warns Farmers ate not charging exorbitant rates. In cil participating the final inspection lowing were the honorary ccort; Per- j their new crate business that tvill be fact Sanford iH getting many people About Disease Caused by Rata MY SPECIALTIES: of the nine cities of the South for a old, Ward, Weeks, Hutchinson and stnrtcd here soon. Mh Caldwell will from neighboring cities nnd cast Pickard's Hand-Palntcd Chins n -/ 'bo the resident manager. Mr. Walker, Th°y cnrry Bubonic P,a« uc’ futul coast resorts because the accom­ location, agree with Mr. Brandon, he Ralph Stevens. ’ is well known here, having resided , humi‘ n icings. They carry foot and . Gorham’s sterling Silver The pallbearers were Kenneth Mur­ modations nre good, the people nre says. They believe thut Florida has Rogers’ Plated Ware ' , mouth dl!,casc' wh,ch 18 fnlal to Rtock* everything that they wish for the rell, Tom Meredith, W ill Shepherd, in Sanford several years ngj. friendly nnd the prices arc right. ____ .They kill chickens, cat grain, cnusc Elgin and Waltham Watches , Keep the salqs going, keep the Moose home. ’ It was decided, howev­ Clnronc.* Mnhoncy, S. II. Lhnyd, if you have George McLaughlin, Raymond Allen Leonard F. Timms expects to open destruction to property prices low, keep the people coming. er, to make a licst survey o f two other a Inonl br.nch o f ihc Elder SprinCT, K A T -S N A P w kill them Cro. cities of the state, Sanford and S(. .,,,1 1 crcy Mere. The flriny .quod tvo. under the Company » t Orl.ndo next week nnd' * » ' ■ * ,,e t kHHn» ; t t a m - t o .* , * Petersburg, to assure themselves that ' no smell. Comes in rnkes, rendy for leadership of Corporal Robert Ilines will have Orange county for Ids ter­ no possible site hnd been overlooked. use. Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold fo r the celebrated Elder This idea was seconded when Jns. an 2 was composed of Virgil Smith, ritory LAWYER and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. J, Mavis, director general of the su­ Ned Chittcndon. Hugh Tillis, James Springs water. Mr. Timms has been orncti IN TUB COURT HOrsE preme lodge, was suddenly called Hull, J. D, Woodruff, Reginald Holly, a resident o f this city fo r the past SPECIAL SESSION SAN FO R D FLORIDA A. Rive, Ernest Gormley and year, being with the Ford Garago and north to confer with President-elect S. l MEXICAN CONGRESS has many friends who wish him well Bert Long. Harding Sunday. Since no action cun CALLED BY OBREGON in his new home. Mrs. Timms nnd be taken without Mr. Davis’ presence the baby will remain here fo r some AR R E ST FLO R ID IA N S ON (By Th* A»»oc!*tnl P rtu ) The men of the Presbyterian it was voted to spend the time inter­ time until a new home can be ar­ vening until the officers o f the lodge MEXICO CITY, Jan. 18— A call CHARGE OF ENTICING Church in South Florida are becom­ ranged in Orlando. could l>e in session in Mooschcnrt, III., for a special session of the Mexican ing nctivc in support o f the Presby­ GEORGIA’S NEGRO LABO R congress, beginning February 7th, terian Progressive Program of their in further senrehes. (Tram M ondiy* D illy) Mr. Urundon in company with K. issued by President Obregon. Article M OULTRIE, Gn., Jan. 17.— Two church, and will hold a conference in O. I*. Swope o f Oveido was among twenty-seven of constitution which Lakeland, Florida, on Thursday of J. Henning, general councilor, from men charged with enticing negroes the visitors to the city today1 . governs petroleum deposits among this week, with the.following program San Diego, Calif., will inspect sites nwny to work on tobnero plantations projects to be considered. comprised of some of the tending available in Sanford and St. Peters­ near Quincy, Fin., have been arrested G. C. Chamberlain nnd W. J. Thig­ Christian laymen of the Southern burg, two cities representing the cen­ in Mitchell county, west of here, nnd tral nad the southern parts of tho nnothcr has fled after being flogged pen leave today for a week’s hunt. Church. CECILIAS’ MUSIC CLUB. state.—Jacksonville Metropolis. by irate farmers, according to reports The program follows: Kirby Osteen, one of the prominent Meets Saturday afternoon nt three received here today. 10:80 to 10:45, Devotional, R. H. citizens of tho Osteen section, was In M ADE MA80N o’clock at the studio o f Mrs. Fannie The men arrested on ehnrges o f vioMuirhend, the city' todny on business. AT SIGHT S. Munson. d. a. w. Intnig the state inw governing labor • 10:45 to 11:00— Purpose o f Meeting, FIRST IN STATE agents gave their names bh H. L. LutH. C. DuBose. Mrs. Harry Dickson and children, en o f Amsterdam, Fin., nnd R. F. T ay­ 11:00 to 12:30— What the Men or THE IN S ID E IS IMPORTANT. I By Tk* AiMtlitrd Prpai) of Orlando, were the guests for the lor of Quniey, Fla. Thoy were releas­ * My Church are Doing for the Up­ COLUM BIA, Jdn. 18— Bishop W ill­ week end o f Mr. anil Mrs. Ralph Don’t forget ed on bond pending trial ut Camilla. gel that it is just as neebuilding of the Kingdom, in Five iam A. Guerry, diocese of South Caro­ Wight. ^ f f i u r t o n ~ C r a f t ! essary to have y your inner tubes Taylor was said to be manager of a minute addresses by C. T. Chatham, lina, made mason at sight here to­ strong, floxlblo and durable the moi tobacco edmpany. The name of the O, a. B U S T IS, | as your outer ahoes, and our viileMDcLnmi; N. P. Yowell, Orlando; *J. H. day by Ossaclonal Lodge. First time W. M. Haynes leaves tonight for pinn reported whipped could not bo Sadler, Oakland; E. M. Patterson, O tu d iO S FLORIDA | izing process will do this for /wi­ in history state so far as known here Jacksonville where he will represent learned here. l t ’s the best tire Insurance you eoold Lakeland; Wnr. Schneider, Plant W E DO that such ceremony has takon place. Sanford Lodge o f Masons nt the big put your tire money into, for it doeFanners are sadi to iw upset by loss City; E. II. Rood, Brudcntowqy J. P. H EM STITCH ING AND conclave in that city for several days blcs, often trebles, the life of boti of negro labor just at the time they Lynch, St. Petersburg; W. U Henley, I’ICOTING tires snd tubes. We are vulcaninnf are preparing to get to work on their o f this week, • Sanford, and othern. specialists. FOR THE 'TRADE crops and claim also thut many o f the 12:30 to 1:30— Lunch. M AIL ORDERS M. M- Smith and Benjamin Drew pegrocs enticed away owed money for . 1:30 to 1:40— Tho Challenge of the GIVEN PROMPT of Orlando were in the city this morn­ advances made last year and which Hour for Laymen, W. L. Kimball. ATTENTION Phone 17 they were unable to pay because of ing for n short visit. Both of these 1:40 to 2:00— The Laymen and the gentlemen have large property inter­ Osk and 3rd St Sanford, Floridtfl the drop in the price o f cotton they 0 Church, Carl Lehmann. ests here that they expect todevelop had raised on shnres. Labor agents 2:00 to 3:00—How Men Can Best nre said to have been bringing large in a short time. Accomplish Their Tnsk, Capt. F. L; BUT REPUBLICANS W ILL NOT automobile trucks in nt night and Slaynmker. ACT ON THIS Mrs. E. A. Douginas nnd Mrs. Geo. A U T O moving several negro families with Benediction, Dr. C. I. Stacy. Fox will hnvc ns their guests, the SUGGESTION thejj* belongings in one load. nst of this week, their sisters, Mrs. MRS. A R TH U R (By T>* AuocUWA P f««i> Charles L c ffler nnd Mrs. L. Albert DONEGAN RECEIVES G IVE PR E SID E N T A CANE. W ASHINGTON, Jan. 19.— Nomina­ Jones of Miami, and Mrs. 11. Gilmore SERIOUS INJURIES tions o f approximately two thousand Clifton, o f Jacksonville. W ASHINGTON, Jan. 18.— A walk­ postmasters sent today to senate by Telegraphic advices tell of a ser­ President Wifoon. This swells al­ ing stick made from wood cut from s o m e th in O. C. Bryant of Wagner was in the ious mishap which occurred to Mr. ready enormous list o f nominations the heart of native Boia du Arc treea [ f o r NOTHING city today and reports fruits and T R O U B L E and Mrs. Arthur Donegan Tuesday af­ mado this session on which Repub­ planted in Texaa in 1879 was present­ vegetables in his section as being ternoon at about 5 o’clock. The cou iC O S T S lican leaders are determined not to ed to President Wilaon yesterday by very fine with better prospects for* pie, stilt upon their wedding tour, act except where emergency exists. Representative Parrish, from Texas, good markets than during the past !M O N E Y / were hutolng at Eau Gallic, when in on behalf of the Democrats from Wise few weeks. some manner not yet explained the county, Texas. SEIZURE OF AUTOS . car dashed off the bridge being cross­ The stick of a light golden brown, AUTHORIZED THROUGH Cspt E. Stafford, who guards the ed, and overturned.' Mrs. Donegan re­ with a silver head, bore the Inscrip­ Hardman ferry bridge and Incidental­ OW NER IS INNOCENT ceived serious Injuries whiijh demand tion, “presented by the Democrats of ly takes in fish from the nets as a the services of a physician, and WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.— Seliure Wise County, Texas, as an endorse­ side line, was In the city today and\ trained nurses' are now with her. It ment of your stand on the League of says that the shad are finer and bet­ ROUBLE, costa more money than any other contla understood that no bones were of automobiles* or other conveyances Nations.” ter this year than ever and he is , modity in the world. The best way to avoid car broken, and that Mr. Donegan was In which liquor la transported Illeg­ The president received Mr. Parrish catching many of- them now. trouble is to make us your auto advisers and helper*hot Injured—although the message ally is authorized whether or not the in the white house study and, remark­ There’s no holdup or holdout in this Shop. Honest was lacking in essential details^ owner of the conveyance is found ing on the beauty of the gift, said he Judge Horne left for his home in Kissimmee Valley Gazette. charges for actual time and materials^ guilty or Innocent of contravening the would treasure it not only pn that ac­ Jasper Saturday after holding court law, the supreme court held today In count, but also becauso of the senti­ for the past week. The Judge made A Rat Breeds 6 to 10 Times'a Year, deciding a case from Georgia. ment expressed by those who gave it. many friends while Jtere and renewAveraging Ten Young to a Litter After leaving the whitea house, Mr. In the case at issue federal agenta . Remember this,.act as soon as you seized an automobile owned by J. W. Parrish described the president ss in see the first rat. Get a package ol( Goldsmith, which had been loaned by excellent spirits and as showing RAT-SNAP. It’s a sure rat and mice him to frlenda and in which intoxi­ plainly great improvement In his destroyer. It’s convenient, comes in cants were transported illegally. Gold­ health. cake form, ho mixing. Mummifies smith contended he did not know the M rat after killing— leaves no smell. machine was to be put to such use, A flourishing and growing indus­ will break a Cold, Fever and Cats or dogs won’t touch it. Three but the government’s contention that try.in Florida is that of stealing auto- Grippe quicker than anything u sixes, 35c, 65c, $125. Sold and guar' be assumed the risk of loss from •mobiles. Don’t leave them without we know, preventing pneumonia. anteed by Ball Hardware Co. locking. 17-I3tc whatever cause It might occur. ANNUAL PAYMENTS FOR REPARATION FROM GERMANY R U B - M Y - T I S M FLORIDA SURE TO GET MOOSE HOME-BRANDON GEO. G. HERRING H E N R Y McLAULIN JEWELER PRESBYTERIAN LAYMEN TO MEET IN LAKELAND SCHELLE MAINES EXPER1 jr i J TWO THOUSAND POSTMASTERS SENT TO SENATE KENT VULCANIZING WORKS nv sSMITH BROS. GILLETTE TIRES YOU CAN'T ( # EVEN _ T -PHONE Kr if* 20 - '^^^Brazihg Weloing F I R S T ST. G O A K A V E v' ■. _- - i&a . . . - . v • ; , ’ •. . ■ ’ L. ' . �- THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21,1921 scMINOLE COUNTY BANKS FLORIDA PEOPLE ENGAGED A MAKE FINE SHOWING WITH DETECTIVE SHOULD DRINK THEIR RECENT STATEMENTS INTHEHIGEL MORE MILK MURDER CASE New York, proceeds in similar vein (By J. M. Scott, Animal Industrial­ ,9 REFLECTED IN THE to say: ist and Vlee-DJrector Florida ^STATEM ENTS OF THE A t the opening o f the new year Experiment Station) * COUNTY BANK S (Turn DUlj) The banks arc the financial barom-' tUrt of any city or county or com!ln itv While very few people read H r sUtomcnU or If they do read a know but very little,about them I W o r d It la certain that the gen­ i i ; public known what resources and It Is the resources only that “ ^ropoao to call attention to In this -tide. Resources o f tho F irst Na.. _,i Bank are given In the state_ . Bt§t the large figure o f $1,163,103. Jh. Seminole County Bank shows reiources In the sum o f $1,011,389. The p ^ -les Bank shows resources at •770 764.50. The Bank o f Oveldo abows resources In the sura o f $190,TVo of our banka have resources o f orer one million dollars eaeh, one over je^en hundred and. seventy thousand iad one In a much smaller community *lth more than one hundred and'nlnet* thousand dollars In resource*. Everyone Is fam iliar with deposits b a bank. The First National show* $981,137.62, almost a million In de­ posits. The Seminole County Bank [hows $802,898.58. The Peoples Bank more than half a million and the Bank of Oviedo with $161,374. The banks of Sanford ftro among the best financial Inatltutlona In tho state In financial circles. They are known far and wide fo r their sound banking principles, fo r their stability, for their conservative policy and for their ability to handle the difficult situations that arlso In every farm ­ ing community. 1 Seminole county la proud o f her financial institutions for they are among the beat In the state and In the south. most resumes and forecasts of busi­ ness conditions are sounding an opti­ mistic note. It may be observed that practical men of affairs who arc ac­ quainted with an understanding o f the underlying conditions in this and oth­ er countries, arc confident that a turn for the better will soon disclose Itself. * Reduced to Its simplest terms, the situation is that most other countries, and particularly those o f Europe, need the things which America pro­ duces, but arc unable to pay for them at the present time, an inability which increases as prices rise, and which cannot be overcome entirely until they fall. So long as prices re­ main at high levels, therefore, both the foreign and domestic demand for American goods will be curtailed. When these prices return to a level that reflects the relation o f the de­ mand for' goods to the supply of goods, and only that relation, we shall have normal buying and selling again and, considering the losses of the war years and tho long time it will take other countries to re-establish their productive and distributive processes, there can be little doubt that the re­ sults will be advantageous to this country. These arc the opinions of financial experts, men who have made the financial and business conditions of the United States a lifelong study, men who have great interests at atake, but men withal who are likely to be imbued with all the proverbial timidity of capital. They certainly cannot be suspected o f being unduly optimistic, and when they speak in such encouraging tones, the rest of us may feel that our optimism has some justification.— Tampa Times. Dairying has its ups and downs in this state the same as elsewhere. A s a rule the dairyman thinks he has the poorest business of anybody. But he supplies one of the most life-giv­ ing commodtifes In the whole world of commerce. -Milk produced and dis­ tributed under proper conditions is never dangerous, never harmful. No one ever heard o f murder or suicide In connection with the drinking o f milk. On tho other hand, it is wholesome and beneficial. It is good for the young baby, nad it is good for the man o f three score and ten years.'And fo r those of middle age there is np better food in .sickness o f in health. People in general do not use enough milk fo r best health. In Florida we hear much about the surplus milk produced during sum­ mer months. There are enough peo­ ple In Florida during the summer sea­ son to consume all the milk produced, if .they could be induced to buy and use it. It is largely a question o f the public’s no$ realizing the value o f milk as a food, rather than ah over­ abundance of milk. There are many other ways o f us­ ing milk os food, than by drinking it whole. For instance, ice cream is a wholesome and sociable way o f serv­ ing milk. Buttermilk could well be served over the counters of soft drink stores. There arc dozens o f recipes in modern cook books that call fo r milk In some form. Another way to overcome the aurplus o f milk in summer is for the dairymen to arrnngo for a large maAugust, September or October. Then jority of thjeir cows to freshen during during the time o f year when tho demand for milk is least, they will havo but a small amount to put on the market, ns most of the cows in the herd will be dry or nearly dry. The blow ing motto ought to be adopted universally in this state: "Drink milk now, yc who never drank before; nnd ye who drank of old, drink still more," There are many good fertilisers, but since It la the EXTRA IN - ; COMB which swells the profits, why not use the BE8T7 B R AD E N TO W N , ,Jaq. 1&— Therd was one development in the lllg e l murder case today. Frank Higel of Sarasota engaged Detective Fred Thomas of Tampa to take charge o f the work o f bringing home the crime to the murderer o f Harry L. Higel. Mr, Higel is convinced that the man who killed his brother is In Jail at Bradentown— Rube Allyn. He is morally certain that none other than Alyn had any hand in the awful deed committed on Siesta Key last Friday morning. He holds that everything connected with the cfese that has been brought out to date points to the ec­ centric w riter as the one man who could have committed the deed. I f Allyn’a relatives have engaged the services o f a detective to work on the case nothing has been said about i t So fa r as has been disclosed the only move Mrs. Allyn and Rube's brother, Dr. Charles B. Allyn o f Tampa, have made, is to engage Col. John B. Singletary o f this # y to represent the accused man. It looks very much just now as though there will be.no further development! be­ fore the trial unless the chemists annlysis o f -tho spits on the pair of shoes Allyrt was wearing on the day the crime was committed, show these spots to be human blood. F L O R ID A 'S AU TO G R O 'Jm i IDEAL BRANDS are proportioned as to availability of a mania t— , to give M AXIM UM remit*. A Util* heavier crop*, a little more steadily year In and year out, of finest quality fruit, make* a vast dlf- ; ference in actual PROFITS. ID E A L FERTILIZERS have a field record of over a quarter cen­ tury. Benefit by their met see. SEND FOR CROP BOOKLETS , R. C. M AX W ELL, Manager, Sanford Branch Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. ;; M ANUFACTURERS ID E A L FERTILIZERS Agricultural Building ■J!B i ss ■— — g sg a a sn JACKSONVILLE, FLA. i i i. .nagaegEa — m— mm— — ELDER SPRINGS WATER-, -Thomas R. Baker, Ph. D., of Rollins College, A analytic and Consulting Chemist say* of the water: **0? the many water* of this and oth­ er regions that I have analysed, I have found none superior in all good quail* tlea to that of the 'Elder Water.'*— Phone 311-W. Office in Miller Building. E L D E R SPR IN G S W A T E R CO. \ HERE IS A VERY ATTRACTIVE OFFER f X + 10 acres tine Celery land; 5 acres cleared and tiled; 3 <> wells, good house, 5 miles out. $5,000, $2,000 cash, balance <j terms. , H. B. LE W IS The report o f State Auditor J.*WU1 P H O N E 349 :: Yon, gives the total number of auto­ % 106 N. P A R K A V E . S A N F O R D , F L Q R ID A :: mobiles licensed during 1920 as 76,908. An automobile census made by tho research department o f the Sim­ mons Hardware Company, St. Louis, gave the number in Florida for 1919 at 65,400. The year’s growth is, therefore, 21,508, a pretty fair show­ ing for a population o f 908,470. The figures given by th(r>-ctate SOME REASONS FOR BEING OP­ auditor show one nutomobile to about TIM ISTIC . every twelve and a fraction V crBons» or a little better than one to every Some of our good friends have in­ two nnd a fourth families. Florida timated that we are inclined to be too thus takes Its place ahead of all the optimistic in our view of tho future states in tho Union but fourteen, in Materials Id all building lines are now at a lower mark conditions of trade and business in the number o f automobiles per capita. than they have been for years, and are at a lower level TO HIGH E XPR ESS-RATES this country of ou rs. Hu/ we just SINCE S E N A T E REFUSED When it Is considered that below it’ than they will be In a few weeks hence, if all Indications HOLDING UP VEGETABLES can’t help it. As we look over this R A T IF Y V E R S A in .E S nre such states ns Illinois, Missouri, point true. grand new country with its immense Conditions in the lumber market are such that every TREATY. Massachusetts and even Ohio, the Cabbage shipments arc holding up indiration points to an early rise In the price of building resources awaiting development, with home o f the auto industry, it speaks materials. The simple Ikw o f supply and demand, If there to what they were laat week, but are its rapid growth in population thnt <Dt Th« AueciiUd I'm ,) volumes for the state. were no other influences, la such aa to Indicate that the W ASH ING TO N, Jan. 17.— Rowland nothing like nn large as they were must i»c housed, clothed nnd fed; its The eternal question of which pre­ present low prices cannot long prevail. thousnmls ofnewhomes to bebuilt; Mnhany, 8olicitor( o f the Department at this time Inst year. It is said that ceded the hen or the eggT is nlmost aFor the past 60 days prices have maintained the un­ its manythousands miles o f roads to of Lnbor was appointed today by there are plenty o f cabbage in tho precedented low level and still remain at that point, but • ns ensy to nnswer ns tho one in Flor­ It's not a safe proposition to expect them to remain at this be built for which hundreds o f’ mil­ President as tho American represen-, fields, but that tho express rates nr© ida; which follows, the auto or good point long. lions of dollars must be expended; tative on the International Commis-j nlmost prohibitive to the profitable A t the present ) resent low prices an opportunity ’ la offered roads T and the millions o f hungry nnd hnlf- sion of Immigration nnd Emigntion shipment of them. There have been ive builder for a tremendous savin saving in build­ the prospective It is not neccRsnry that any pnper ing materials. BUT IN ORDER TO GET T H E F U L L • clothed people of the old world who to meet in Genevn on the date fixed 62 crates shipped In smnll lots since editorially “ boost" automobiles, the B E N E FIT OF THEM IT W IL L BE NECESSARY TO are looking w ith hopeful and expect­ by the International labor office of Monday. Cnbbagc nre bringing $2 a dealers, agents nnd owners, and the S TA R T NOW. SO D O N T D ELAY. ant eyes to America as tho only na­ the League of Nations. It’s first ap. rrnte. general public do thnt. But it is not pointment the president has made to Pens jumped into prominence this tion that is w illin g and able to re lie v e without some pride thnt the Tribune their distress; ns we see ail these vi­ any bodies meeting under the Ia-n- week, with M9 hampers shipped since points to the high class nnd the clear sions nnd m any more similar oftes, wc gue of Nations since the senate re- Monday. Peas arc bringing $2.25 a vision o f the men who handle the % cannot believe that present conditions fused to ratify the Versailles treaty. , hamper. Twenty-one hnmpcrs of let­ nutomobile selling industry in Flor­ pped sine tuce have been shipped since Monday, can last very long. A ll that we lock SERVICE Q U A L IT Y PRICE ida. To them is due in large measure at $1 26 n hnmnow is confidence nnd faith In the fu. CORNER TH IR D A ^ D M Y R T L E * . PHONE 135 Bulk shipments o f oranges are not selling on an avorn the quick action which so often has ture/and thnt is gradually coming proving a success. The novelty of Pcr* , followed the cry fo r a better road to back to us. Quiescence under unfav­ the plnas and apparent cheapness o f .handled by the express company in some sections! to them also is due in orable conditions is not characteristic the fruit to the consumer had its ap- the last three days. Turnips are sell- great measure the fnct thnt practic­ of the American people. They arc peal at first but people get tired of ‘ ng at around $1.^5 a crate, ally all makes of the car— American certain to grow restless under such marketing in railroad yards, furnish-! Other vegetables to sell on the plat­ — nre sold In the state, nnd linvo been conditions, and find some vent for ing their own carriers and lugging form this week were beets, carrots, proven adaptable for Florida’s needs. their energy. their purchases back home. It could celery and pepper. Only « small The increase shown by Mr. Yon in­ quantity of each wns sold. There The process o f readjustment which dicates something like 39 per cent in never be more than nn emergency have been only 33 packages o f these are now going through may be a year. The total, In cash, these plan. vegetables sold on the platform since painful and.uncomfortable fo r A tlmo, licenses have bz^Jught to the treasury Monday. The prices being paid for but it cannot bo lasting, and we have Is $$554,695.14. The amount net, Is faith to believe we have B«*fn the them, as quoted by some o f the buy­ not given, nor is the cost o f collect­ worst of it. As justifying the faith ers, are: Beets, $1.60; carrots, $1.60; ing it added to the figures published, that is in us wo take the liberty of , celery, . $2-26; pepper, \$3.50.— Plant to date. It is clear,,however, that quoting the opinions o f well known ■this‘ state will have a handsome sum and eminent financiers. Henry Clews to go iqto its road and maintenance * * Co. say in their weekly financial B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y fund from this one source alone. review of January 8: U It Is not without a natural optim­ The opening o f the new year has ri Lady Suffered Until Sin * Master Leander Berner celebrated ism that tho state looks forward to his twelfth birthday by entertaining at least brought with it a prospect of Its growth and prosperity, after see­ Tried CardnL—nSay* “ Remit ten o f his playmates, Friday evening. ing its automobile figures fo r the distinctly better condition at home. There nre already indications here Various games were plnyed until the year. There is no greater developer, Wa* Surprizing.” '— Got Aloaf Used In connection with no *th*r and there of decided power o f indus­ refreshment hour, when the guests or prosperity Indicator, than the |NOWmtefW)fTECTE<> subject does the- newly coined *nd trial revival, not a few factories re­ Were invited into the- dining room Ftna, Became Normal - ; : where Ice cream, cakes and Vandies suming business, while there is good frequently heard eipreaaion quot­ and Healthy., evidence that the process o f readjust­ were served. ed above, mean more or apply with ment has about run its course In a Those present were: Margaret number of important lines. This is a m ,i , . . . . "My back ____ ____ Peters, Katherine Schirmrd, Luelta greater force than in the matter Springfield Mo.— situation which lays the foundation waak l "could hardly stand up, and I an(] Mary Mahoney, John Edward It'* ready now. 113 handsomely Il­ of insurance on yonr property, as­ for improvement. Prices are still on u ™ Higgins, Jack Peters, Bernard and lustrated pages of worth-while toed suring you against financial lias the down grade, but there has been ! * V f W 0 u 2 n ? 3 Z 2? i w S k n ow a John Schirard, Jack Aycocke and and garden news. This new oatalog, wa b«ll*v*, is tha most valuable teed little change in those branches of in­ farmer on Rovte «, this place. "I Laurence Schell, in the event of it* destruction by book *var published. It contain* dustry where the slump had already kept getting headache* and haring t* twenty full pages of tho most popular fire. been considerable. Within tho past go to bed," continue* Mr*. WiUUm* vegetables and flower* 1* thalr natu­ BIRTH DAY DINNER describing the trouble* from which ral colors, tbs finest work of Its kind *eek the most marked recession o f jhe obtained relief through the mo of *v*r attempted. prices hai been in the retail .trade OarduL "My husband, having heard A most enjoyable .event o f FriWith our photographic Illustrations, m *T day ‘evening waa the surprise blrth- and color pictures also from photo­ SEE U 8 A B O U T Seld, where it was needed aa a mat­ of Cardul. proposed.getting It far VM1I. "I saw after taking some Cardul ter of readjustment to wholesale levgraphs, wa show you ju t what you FIR E IN S U R A N C E ! tbat I wa* improving. The rseull j day dinner given fo r Foreet Gatchei *'*• In the steel Industry there is was surprising. I felt like * different and his little aon, Stewart, by Mr, grow with Hasting*' Seeds oven be­ fore you order the seeds. This cata­ still, according to the best authorities, and Mrs, M. D. Gatchei. log makes garden and OowMr bod "Later I suffered from weakness further readjustment to be developed, A sumptuous dinner was served the planning easy and it should ba In ov­ but in some branches the revision o f and weak back, and felt all run-down. following, enjoying the pleasent oc­ ary single Southern home. Write us automobile. When the fanner drives raised of hard times and wage cut­ I did not net well at night. I v M so to town with a bad o f truck; ting.— Tampa Tribune. Prices has made progress during the nervous tad cross. My husband said casion: Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Gatchei a post-card for it. firin g your nan* ' hta Past few days. Suspension o f divi­ he would K*t me porno Cardul, which and Stew art'O etehelr Mr. and Mr*. m‘.u u * “m U m i, mj - ,^ ' ‘ [ penl' r ‘ • ‘ V ; ' “v^ * : Mr dends on the part o f some consider­ ho did. It strengthened me . The Lauderdale municipal golf tion" following a wag* cut, in a "big doctor said I got along One. ’ I WMta Mahlon W righ t and little son, Lewis, glad you’ve got It able enterprise la attributable rather good healthy condition. *1 cannot nnd Mr. and Mrs. M. D.. Gatchei. Hastings' Seeds arc tha Standard six" touring car; when the plerk course waa formally opened tho after­ to * desire to conserve their cash' re­ ■ay tdo much for I t " of tho South and they have the la ri-1spends his evening* in his "roadster;" „ « est mall order seed house in th* worldi . ’ noon of Now Year's day. The. open­ Thousands of women hat* MOW** sources In the present m on ey situa­ Some of the ch!ldrcn*of the people back of them. They’ve got to bo th* * nd th® * ver*8* c* n ing of the course was mhrksd by a a* Mr*. .Williams describe* tion than to lack q f earnings or unfound relief from the ns* of Cardul. who used to attend the spelling school* beat. Writs now for th* 1M1 cat*, have a "family car" and his "bu*lsatisfactorinets o f business prospect. Sine* it ha* h*lp*d ness machine" In Florida, it ia a flag-raising and other ceremonies and J 9* are making their living writing bad log. It Is absolutely fr**. Altogether white the outlook is cer­ should not hesitate to trv Cardul U H. O. HASTINGS CO., S1BD8MKN, pretty good Indication that no one a match was played hetWeen team*, spelling rube stuff for the newspaper* tainly not yet brilliant It,shown an troubled with womanly ATLANTA, QA. j,M teen bedly hurt by the cry being from Miami tad Fort Lauderdale. CabooMMo.) Enterprise-Press. F *r sal# everywhere. improving tendency. And the Guaranty Trust Co., of •• . . .......... ‘ '* ' FIRST APPOINTEE UNDER LEAGUE ;f £ Take Our Advice and B u ild Now. DO NOT W A IT TOO LONG The Hill Lumber Co. Z IA .P . CONNELLY ALL KINDS OF , IN S U R A N C E . .RE ALC ESTATE. [SANFORD, FLA. WEAK, NERVOUS, ALL RUN-DOWNcltyCo”rier SAFETY FIRST Hastings Seeds 1921 C atalog Free » � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 21, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 21, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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VV*i 12 PAGES TODAY ' .t- H . j4Sfl Sw -•■- THE SANFORD HERALD 72 COLUMNS IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’ S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N NUMBER 24 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1921. yBLUMB XH* STATE LEAGUE GOES INTO THE SANFORD AUTO CAMP SOUTHERN STORM RAGII% FLORIDA CLASS T BALL— JACKSONVILLE THROUGHOUT THE CARO LINAS JOINS—GAMES START IN APRIL GROUNDS ARE NOW READY TEN ACRES SOUTH OF CITY BRINGS SNOW TO SSOUTH Jacksonville Will Buy Sanford, Bartow or Bradentown Franchise— W . W . Rose Unanimously Chosen President for the N ext Y ear Ltvimr Northwest and President DeValera t. Brings Cold W ea th H as Been Fourid in ; er to U s France, is the Report 'wires and a r e dow n c o m m u n ic a t io n in t e r r u p t e d in B AD LY m any ISOLATED PLACES i|, Tb» Auk UW Tnu) WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.— Southern jjjna, which during la«t thirty-six ^an resulted In anow, aleet and rain h Kwthf«sterr< atatea was central loitj off South Carolina coast and poria* northeastward. Snow reached fcpth of twelve Inches In Western jooih Carolina, equal or greater In North Carolina and Southwest VlrjhU and extending an far south as Atlanta and Savannar where It began falling st the lntter pined this mominf- Snow and sleet severed wire communication Is badly Interrupted In h Carolina, lo a th Carolina today »nd many points Isolated. Georgia Has Another Alleged Poisoning for the Insurance in Case SOPERTON, Ga., Jan. 26— Indlct|meets charging murder were returned today against J. W. Smith, Dan Daris, Elijah Coleman and Roy'Dur­ den, in connection with tho death of Bill Hall, a white cropper, last SepUmber. The itato will endeavor to show there was n conspiracy to kill Hall by poisoning for $16,000 Insurance, uid to have been made payable to Dan Davis. A chemist reported the Ipresence of polnson in .Hnll'a stomach. 1The case will come up in the Treutlen jAperior court here tomorraw and at least two days will bo taken up by the trial. • Gov.-Elect Thomas W. Hardwick and Judge H. K. Hines of Atlanta ] appear among n big array of lawyers Ifor the defense, nnd the state will bo represented in tho prosecution by Reuben Arnold of Atlanta; William |Stalling of Soperton and A. O ' Safford of Vidalia. ORLANDO, Jan. 27.—At a meet­ ing of the Florida State League here yesterday the Class D organization headed by President Walter W. Rose graduated into a Class C organization PARIS, Jan. 27.DeValera, president w,th WalUir w - Ro»« being unanlmo f Ireland, whose arrival In Ireland ‘ ously w a lected to head the organlzafrom the United States was announced 1 0,1 n 1021# At the m ating in the December 31st, has been found In “ ^ernoon at the Elks' Club five o f the France, by correspondent of new.- al* club, namely, Daytona, Lakeland, paper Oeuvre. Persistently rumored Tampa, Orlando and St. Petersburg were present, and Jacksonville was that he la in .Paris. unanimously voted Into the league to take over one of the thtce forfeited franchises of Sanford, Bartow and Bradentown. Dom Mullancy, who at­ tended the meeting later In the eve­ ning at the San Juan, was natifled that he might choose any one of these franchises, receiving the services of the players that composed the team WITH PROPOSAL FOR RESTRIC­ of such franchise at tho closo of tho 1020 season. The players of the other TIONS ON ARMA­ two* clubs forfeiting thcl rfranchlse MENTS. will revert back as the property of the league and each club composing (B t Th« XueclaU d Fran ) the league being allowed the purchase TOKIO, Jan. "27.— Reaolutlons of any of theso players. In case of suggesting Japan approach the two clubs seeking the same player, world powers in the interest of then the price for his scrvicca will be an agreement relative to the re­ fixed by President Rose and tho clubs strictions of armnments was sub­ seeking his services will be forced to mitted to the opposition party take their chances on a draw. with proposal resolutions be sub­ The nominating committee of the mitted for passage by the Jap­ league paid tribute to the splendid anese Diet. WANT JAPAN TO APPROACH WORLD POWERS executive ability o f Walter W. Rose ss president of the Florida State League in offering his namo alone to the league aa their choice for the most capable man to head the organization In 10921. Their nomination met with the hearty endorsement of every town composing the league and Mr. Rose was' again placed in office for tho third consecutive time without one dissenting vote. **. *' The moat vital, subject that came up before the meeting at the San Juan was the question o f determining a salary lim it For over two hours a heated discussion ensued with Orlan­ do, Daytona and Jacksonville fighting o f the higher salnr yllmlt possible under the ruling o f tho National Com(Continued on page 12) EARTHQUAKE SHOCK FELT IN PHILADELPHIA TODAY, MYSTIFIES THE INHABITANTS Said to Be Due to Set­ tling o f Sands and N ot Real Quake (Br Tb» I h k Ii M Pra«*> PHILADELPHIA, Jnn. 27— Public still mystified today concerning shock Inst night in Central and Southern New Jersey nnd Eastern Pennsylvania which many believed earthquake. Re­ port* continued on foundations of houses loosened, pictures knocked from walls but no casualties. Shock distinctly felt in Philndelphin. NEGRO POPULATION IN MANY STATES ( (D f Thft A «IOCIatad Pr*u) WASHINGTON,# Jnn. 27— Negro •>opulation of Lynchburg, Va’., 8365, increase 11 per cent. Negro popula­ tion of Houston, Tex., 33,843, increase 41 per cent. Negro population of De­ troit, 41,532, Increase G23, 4 per cent. BERGDALL . NOW LIVING IN GERMANY gling girls who powder and rouge have been barred from jury duty by Judge Louis Repetto of the district court here. Instructions to his bailiffs post­ ed in the court room today set down AND WILL BE PUT IN FIRSTthat women juries shall contain: CLASS 8HAPB IN EVERY “ No busy wives of working men." PARTICULAR “ No mothers of sm ^l children.'' “ No admixture o f men." Sanford can at least rest easy on “ No immature women who giggle, the difficult-problem o f supplying an rouge and powder, but do not think." auto camp fo r the many thousand automobile travelers who wish to stop COTTON EXPORTE here for awhile before visiting other WASHINGTON, Jan. 27— Cotton -points in tho state. exports last year exceeded those of They have been at temporary quar­ any other commodity, nccoring to tho ters all winter on Sanford Height* department of commerce. and s o m ^ o f them liked the location so well that they purchased lots and* Intend to live there but the camp sit* was never Inrge enough nnd It waa too near the city to get enough ground to give the campers all the room doslred and City Manager Ryan haa been looking for k better slto ever since' and finally founa one south o f the city thnt extends from Sanfc^d Former British Lloyd George Talks Pri­ avenue to Falk avenue. The location Is directly across the street from ths Minister to Rumania vately Regarding Fitts place and the tract o f ten acres Dies in London French Stand was recently purchased by J. , F. Sparling who has granted the city the (D j Dra iiM d it a d Praia)* (B7 Th» SuoeUUtJ Frau) right to use tho west end o f the strip PARIS, Jnn. 27.— It in under­ LONDON, Jnn. 27.—Sir George for an nuto camp with the proviso stood the British delegation at­ Barclny, former British minister to also thnt the one-night campers could tending the Supreme Council con­ Rumnnia, Is dead. always use a small tract on any o f sidered it impossible to agree to the Spurting land on Sanford avenue. * the French viewpoint regarding This land la high and dry and much Fight Reductions German reparations. Morning’s of It has a fine shade, being among council sitting was cancelled to . (Ily Th« AnoeUUd Frau) the oaks and pines where there is give Lloyd George an oportunlty WASHINGTON, Jan. 20— Hearing plenty o f firewood and where !t will to talk privately with membera of of the appeal of the Atlanta, Birming­ be fine in winter and summer weather. the council regarding the French ham A Atlnntic Railroad to reduce It Is easily accessible nnd close enough position. . wnges to its employes was to begin to the city and should make one of here late today before the railway the best camping sites In this part of BERLIN, Jnn, 21— American labor board. the state. property in Germany which wna Notices posted by the railroad In­ The city .officials will' now direct token under control by the Ger­ formed the employes of a wage re­ their efforts toward making this alto man cuHtodinn of enemy proper­ duction, tho company alleged, to tho all thnt could bo desired and will ar­ ty after the. United Staten enter­ financial condition of the orad. The range to make It sanitary In every ed the war haa been uncondition­ objections of employes resulted in respect nnd keep It thnt way. . As ally relcanrd the foreign office bringing the case before tho board. soon ns all arrangements have been nrinuunced today. made which will be In about three ---------------------------f dnys all tho campers who do not own Mountains About their lnnd on Sanford Heights will be requested to move to the new camp San Francisco • where they will bo well provided for M oving North in every way. IS HIGH AND DRY BRITISH AND FRENCH ' DISAGREE SOMEWHAT ON GERMAN REPARATION THE “SILVER CROWN” FILLED BAPTIST TEMPLE LAST NIGHT, ANOTHER 'GREAT LECTURE WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.—Earth tremors in Philndelphin probably iluc to settling of sands arid not to seis­ mic disturbance In opinion of Father Tondorc, In chnrge pf seismic Inbora- Q j y e n { q T h e P e o p l e o f tory at Georgetown University here.1 This Community by Region not In seismic belt, ho said. Similar movements due to sand set­ Dr. Conwell tling, which is a purely local condi­ ICROVKII CLEVELAND ALMOST tion. ACRES OK DIAMONDS" WILL HE KIDNAPPED BY. AMER1GIVEN FOR SCHOOL CHIL­ < \N SOLDIERS DREN FRIDAY NIGHT Georgia Bank Robbed No G iggling Girls Extends From Sanford t W h o Powder on Jury A ven u e.to Park Avenue . ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 27.— Gig­ * (D ; Tbs A u o clilsd l*rass) BERKLEY, Gnlif., Jnn. 27— The mountains of the coast range in the vicinity of San. Francisco arc moving slowly northward, causing enormous earth strain nnd producing rebounds in one of which Mount Tnmnlpas jumped buck 6.f> feet, according to ttfrof. A. C. Lawson, of the University of California, in a geological bulletin made public hero. Tnmalpas moved northward ten feet, between the years '1854 nnd 190(5, nnd .then hopped bnck 0.0 feet in 1900 at the time of tho San Androns slip, which caused the grvath carthqunko of that year, Pro­ fessor Lawson nsserted. •Mount Hamilton, near Snn Jose, he .said, moved northwrnd at the rate of four feet n yenr from 1893 to 1903, but nftcr n sudden shift of thnt yenr, continued at the rnte of 2.22 feet. upholding higher education, almost convinced his audience thnt too much lenming might he hnrmful unless common sense nnd observation should lie learned in connection with science. Thnt the people who “ noticed'' things ns they went along nnd saw things thnt thcordinnry people did n of see tnV observativc ones gren* in Board Daylight By jner or 'inter. Dr. Conwell brought BERLIN, Jnn. 27.—An attempt The Bnptist Temple was filled to out important fncta in our every-dny an Unmasked Quartet overflowing Inst night nt the lecture I*11 recently made ut Ebersbnch to lives nnd brought them home in such kidnap (Jrover Cleveland Bcrgdoll, SUWANEE, G^Tjari. 27— Three Riven by Dr. Russell Conwell and for n way thn{ they could not be misun­ American draft evndwvnnd n compnnunmasked men robbed the Bank of two hours he held them with his won- derstood nnd into nil o f his lectures Ion named Stecher, by five men In an Suwanee here late yesterday of cash derful axioms, truths, counsel and ho made better men and women, bet­ Utomobile, (tome o f whom were Am­ on- tor citizens, bettor educator?, bettor erican military Jntclligcncc officers, estimated at $2,000 and fled in nn nu- plcnsnntries. After hearing Dr. f " ono never wonders thnt hlsflcc- business men, a bettor community for which tomobile in. nn accomplice well . . . “ done nn American sergeant, nccordwaited. * turos have been given U)tousands o f hnving been here. in* to the Ebersbachcr Zeitung. Hhed in book The men entered the bank shortly times nnd hnvc been publhl Bergdoll was benig driven t o ' the Lack of space will not permit an beforp. tho closing hour nnd when only form nnd read by mnny thousands Ebmbach railway Btation to meet extended account of this grand lecture w*dding guests when the automobile one customer and F. F. Dowls. cashier more in every civilized country on the given here last night nnd to say thnt IWu *®ddenly surrounded and its oc- were present. Ono of the men askrd globe. By special request he gave he held the audlenco tonso nnd at­ "pants ordered to surrender. The for a bank note nnd wrote on thut tho lecture "Tho Silver Crown, or tentive for two hours and that each Party broke up, but one of tho Amer- while Dowia waited on the customer. Everyman’s University" . Inst night nnd everyone left the Temple with the "n* firi*«J, according to the report, As tho Inter left, one bandit presented and based the title and tho introduc- though thnt they had been greatly tutting one man iq. the hand. Police tho note to the cashier, another one tlon of tho lecture upon nn East In­ benefitted and helped toward higher dian legend that kings should be •PPcared nnd the men fled, but two pointed a pistol at him, Dowls said. alms- in life is putting it milflly. Dr. Dowls was bound and tied to n known by four facto, a real king | arrested. Conwell also loves Sanford and San„ much „ they h|m HON. F. F. DUTTON MAKES Before tho appearance of the police chair «nd the b .adlt. p r ^ d c d lo rob .h e l d be lo„cd l>y.nlm .li. .n d h iv , h l i c h drawer, but nt.de no ■ «• "»£ Utcra follow hint, he .bon d be .M o , „ t „| ,ht, , fU r lcc. SPLENDID GIFT TO . number of villagers, sympathizing to enter the vault. They left the to command the sun and the water* » . . • ’ , . / • scn ooL s *ith Bcrgdoll, surrounded the five ' .. orP that accmI®*n with threats and seized three o f cashier tied to the charf and headed 0f tho earth and all people should . him and from the Indian legend. w tu ™ milte as much ’ Hon. F. F. Dutton, who for two Z ? ? ' who t e m p t e d to pursue Berg- towards Buford, the automobile lenvIn . plain tracks In the anow. ho applied the rule, lo latter-day «• “ * * l*et? ” " ult* “ m” ch years was a momber o f the board of ldol‘ s automobile. * P«op . education o f Seminole county, is one , .<y r>on the approach o f tho police the . Bank officialsestimated that $2,000 idugg—not those on the thronez of aa ® • 0 In bills was taken and possibly other Europe but the kings, the leaders In1 Friday night the lecture, “ Acres of o f the most public-spirited men o f this h » r * ' t h e five men are r Ved lo Rav® come from Speyer, in valuables. A reward o f $500 for the prt.9<!nt-day society. And from his Diamonds,"willbegiven to theschool city. He has the cause o f education F. deeply at heart, and never misses an occupied zone. The man wounded arrest o f the men was offered by tho heautiful legend he wove a wonderful childrenthrough thegenerosity o f opportunity .to show the people just bank. story about the present day and since F. Dutton. The school children will rv* re**Uve o f the- bride-to-be. ------------ ■• women are* now taking their rightful be seated first and after that the gen- where he stands in the matter. Mr. Ebersbach is a town o f 6,000 InbabiDutton place as leaders In this country he eral public Is cordially invited to has given tickets to Dr. Conn •*.* ant* *8 a "hart distance from The First Contract j Htldelbcrjj, • / well’s lecture, "Acres o f Diamonds" Under New Rule supplemented-It by applying the rule avail themselves o f the seats that reU 1 UC1 1 to kings and queens and brought out main. This is an opportunity extend- to every school teacher and every pu­ pil of the seventh, eighth and high BOSTON Jan. 26.__Hank Gowdy many interesting., facta in connectiop cd to the people o f Sanford and 8em-« RAW SUGAR A T FOUR CENTO school today signed a contract with tho with animals. His wonderful rixposlinole county that should not bo over­grades in Seminole county. Cer­ a rN p n , ( ®r A r n t U M Fran) Boston Nationals and It was said to tlon o f tho hen and her work, tho looked. These lectures by Dr. Con- tainly, Mr. Dutton could give po mono NEW YORK, Jan. 27.— Raw sugar . . . }horse and the dog and other animals well mean so much in the every-day valuable'gift to anyono than an op­ l*»» quoted at four cents per pound P^bably the first complete con1 Itrai *our cenia per pouna portunity to hear this wonderful lec­ bat could wall 'be copied by life man, . woman and v. »»,»,— tract - people, , . . . o f every . ., child , the i-----lowesta. — price ------recorded fo r under the new regime of baser foremost platform ball It is for one y«*r In the ab- his talk on how one learns wonder* that words con not express the Im- ture by lm°re than two yqar*. orator. * r e v Inted agreement player and club of the world outside o f the great uni- portance to our community these The tfcachers and pyplls wish to ex­ s u b E r i* t o C o g n it io n of versltle. by considering the animal* talk, have carried In the heart, and ^Think three times before you speak, press publicly theit appreciation o f Judge Lanilla aa arbiter o f all misunIn fact Dr. Conwell, although preslminds o f ciUsens o f the present and then give the other fellow a lfr . Dutton's generous g i f t dent o f a great university himself and future. derstandlngs. to make a fool o f hlmaelf. BOUGHT TICKETS FOR EVERY CHILD IN THE GRADES 31 ra MURDER AND SUICIDE OCCUR IN PLANT CITY HUSBAND KILLS YVIFE, THEN IIIMSELF—JEALOUSY IS THE CAUSE PLANT CITY, Jnn. 27— Plant City was Tuesday afternoon tho scene o f a dduble trngedy when Nnthan Drawdy shot nnd killed his young wife nnd then fired a bullet through his own brains, at (heir rooms on Haines street. • Drawdy was an employee of the Warnell crate mill and it seems had Lomo home earlier than usual and four^ his wife was out. Ho was seen on the streets inquiring for his wifo and then returned home, where in a short time his wife arrjvcd and tho couple walked into their room. A me­ chanic, doing some.work at the rear of the house, heard tho woman scream and say: “ My God, don't do UmtP* Almost Immediately threo shots rang out. Tho body of the man was found al­ most in thd doorway and the woman was on the opposite side o f the room. • The wife waa shot through the heart and left shoulder, the man through the head. Jealousy is supposed to have been the cause. Tho coupls have been married less than a year. . • Mr. Dawdy’a parents liv e , at Knights. Mrs. Dawdy waa Bertha Burnett before she married, and her parents live near Balm qr Boyeth Officers investigated the cose and Justice.'of the Peace J. D. Smith de­ cided an inquest was not necessary. The bodies are at tho undertaking parlors.of Wells and Son* Company. MOTHER OF qov. DAVIS DEAD RICHMOND, Jan. 27.— Mrs. Annie Davis, mother o f .Governor Davis o f Virginia, died Tuesday night at Laur­ el, Md., it was announced today. ! I I |I ’ . �, THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21,1921 ARGUMENT ON PROPOSED DUTY O N SUGAR work. , "There is always a dark cloud in every person's life," said Mrs. Allyn, “ *nd the dark shadows now will only o f kindness and sympathy that she felt that she must go on with the make the. future sunshine the bright­ er." Mrs. AUyn's entertainment will be CAN E-SU G AR GROWERS WANT TOE TALENTED W IFE OF EDITOR HIGH PROTECTIVE given February 18th. WILL F U L A LL OF IIIB TARIFF There have been no new develop­ ENGAGEMENTS * ments in the Iligel case. Detective WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.— Criticism BRADENTOWN, Jan. 20.—Mrs. Fred Thomas o f the Thomas National Detective Agency o f Tampa has spent of the government’s method o f sugar Evellyn Allyn will fill the place of her husband, Rube Allyn, on the Ly­ a day or two in this section going over distribution during the war, together * ceum program here this winter. Rube all o f the ascertained facts in the case with a practically unanimous appeal * Allyn, who Is held in jail .here charged and looking* for new leads. What he of cane sugar growers fo r a protective with the murder o f Harry L. Higcl of may have discovcredthas not been dls-^ Earaaota, has been engaged the closed. Mr. Thomas was engaged by duty, marked consideration o f the Bradentown Chautauqua Association relatives and friends of Mr. Higel to house ways and means committee to­ for an entertainment sometime in run down the murderer. day o f revision of the Underwood The only arrest that has been made February. The entertainment was to tariff act a i ft applies to sugar, mohare been the feature o f the Lyceaum in the case is that o f Allyn, who was lrfsses and aynip. _ course this- winter, ms everyone in held by the coroner's Jury as the mur­ Practically the entire day was given Bradentown is always anxious to hear der suspect It is apparent now that over to testimony of conditions in the Rube, who Is a great entertainer, and he will not seek a preliminary hearing cane belta of the South, but represent­ he has many friends among the tour­ and that the matter will go W o r e the grand jury in due course when Judge atives o f several refiners, among them ist visitors to the city. former Representative John J. FitxWhen Rube was arrested about ten O. K. Reaves convenes that body at gcrald o f New York, were included the opening o f the spring term o f the days ago, it looked like he would have among the witnessee, and they stirred circuit court her* March 8th. to cancel his entertainment and as the up the old time struggle between pro­ entertainment was mlreday scheduled So far as la known, only circum­ ducer! and refiners. and the people were expecting Rube, stantial evidence has been adduced. Mr. Fltxgerald declared that the fhe directors of the chautauqua as­ The newspaper man has taken his government*! policy daring the sugar sociation held a meeting and asked confinement in jail quietly. He does shortage last year hsd been such ss Mrs. Allyn to take his place. Mrs. some writing each day, entertains his to poiallze the whole nation in order Allyn .was in the city this morning fellow-prisoners, reads all the news­ to faTOt1 Louisiana producers. and said that she would fill the en­ papers and receives friends. He has "If the ovemment hsd bought the gagement Mrs. Alyyn has been an more callers each da ythan all o f the Louisiana crop," he said, "it could 4 entertainer and was on a chautauqua other prisoners combined have. have given it away, saved those peo­ circuit when she and Mr. Allyn were ple whom it used as nn excuse for the married. For the past several years " Embroidery Ancient Art prfee fixed and saved the rest of the she had to give up her profession, as The art of embroidery has been country millions of dollars." the duties of caring fo r a large fam­ practiced from time Immemorial—It Is R. E. Milling of New Orleans, rep­ ily did not permit her to give the said to be as old as the art of dress' resenting the growers, retorted that necessary time to her profession. Mrs. tag. The mummy clothes of undent the refiners had "sought to get a rip Egypt show the earliest extant em­ Allyn said that she did not .know how broidery and the. "pome-rrsnstes of on the sugar Industry and nuke the she could give the entertainment, but blue and purple and scarier of the people pay for It.” • she thought a minute and said if Mr. book of Exodus were of embroidery. Earlier in the day the committee Allyn had promised an entertainment The art .reached Its height In the hsd heard the request o f a delestion and the directors wanted it she would early middle ages. In Greece and from Porto Rico, for s tariff on sugar give it. She will be assisted by Dr. Rome laws were made to moderate its that would enable them to continue Mary Walcott Green, an elocutionist use. but without success. The meet an industry which they described as distinguished artists did uot count It and reader of some note. Dr. Green * condescension to make the designs ‘'basic in the life of the island.” has lived in Bradentown for several from which the highest ladles In the Few of the witnesses representing winters and has pleased many Bra­ land executed their embroideries. No cither the producers or the manufac­ dentown audiences during her stay workers were more skilled In the art turers of raw cane augar attempted here. than the English. to suggest a specific rate o f duty. All Mrs. Allyn was on her way to St. were content with asking th ccomPetersburg today to begin work on Electricity In White Houee. . mittee merely to give them "ample The White House Is probably mors the February number of the Florida protection." The argument advanced Fisherman. She said that she was intricately equipped electricilly than was that cane sugar was an important very busy with the work as it was all any othel residence In the world. addition to the national sugar supply There are tn the house mose than 170 so new to her. She said that it was nilles of wires, providing for 8,000 In­ and therefore Its production should be pretty hard to work under the present candescent lights, a beR system and ■ encouraged. Statements were msde difficulties but that both she and Mr. | prtva rate telephone system for tbs pr to the effect that the Industry would Allyn were receiving so many letters 1 Ment and his family, exclusively. __ l i »' - MRS. ALLYN ' WILL LECTURE IN RUBE’S PLACE die unless some protection were granted . * . , The committee also heard Frederick J. Bates, chief o f the sugar division o f tho federal bureau o f' standards, who urged a re-drafting o f the sugar srhedula WO fl)M <M l k and oldfashioned methods" o f assessing the duty would be eliminated. Mr. Bates, who was called by the committee, de­ clared that the method now used waa adopted among the earlier tariff schedules o f the nation’s history, end ever hsd been changed. The witness also suggested a prohi­ bitory tariff on rare sugars v^iich are used almost entirely in medical work. He termed "infanta" the industries manufacturing tlpese products and warned the committee that-unless they were protected a revival o f the Ger­ man production would stifle these plants. • LAKE MONROE The Tin Can Tourists continue to come along. Often they stop over at our little town, pitch tent and "bidea-wee." The; open fields and pleas­ ant surroundings o f Lake Monroe af­ ford attractive camping sites. The view Is beautiful. O ff in the distance the two suspension bridges reach gracefully across the SL John’s river, upon the surface o f the rippling wat­ ers, the dqtfcate hyacinths bloom, the whole year round. Upon each bank, the staid and sober old forest trees, washed by many waters, stand as sen­ tinels and gently wave their long, gray^Spanish moss at the gay Osceola as she merrily plies her way from Jacksonville to Sanford.. Good things are coming our ■ way. Congressman W. J. Sears has pre­ sented our school with a large, com­ plete map o f the U. S. Mr. Hawkins, our popular trustee, came over and with fitting words o f pleasure at our gift delivered the present. Another nice present received in the past few days was a package of complimen­ tary tickets to the lecture by Dr. Rus­ sell H.. Conwell to be given in San­ ford next Wednesday night. This fa­ vor was bestowed upon us by H. H. Dutton, a retiring member o f the school board and was presented to the faculty and higher grades. Wo are very grateful to our benefactors for their kindness and consideration and feel that we will receive much' benefit from both tho new, Improved FOR SALE OR TRADE NICE LOT OF THEM AND PRICES RIGHT. YOU WILL DO W ELL TO LOOK THEM OVER BEFORE. YOU BUY. -SEE- ED. LANEY OR PORTER WfflGHAM * 1» -AT- HAND BROTHERS SHED IN FRONT OF STAR THEATRES map and also the intellectual .entertalnmenL • Miaa Josephine Wynee entertained b$r little friends with a birthday par­ ty Wednesday. The popular little hostess waa the recipient of many presents. Delicious cake and lemon­ ade were served the many young friends present. • . Having' read in the Sanford Daily Herald that Wednesday waa a legal holiday, it being the birthdays of two distinguished gentlemen, Robert E. Lee and Robert J.- Holly, we cele­ brated the occasion as best we knew how. We have a great liking for these- tw o ' gentlemen, one a great wiclder o f tho sword, the other a big flourisher o f the pen, both very dan­ gerous weapons. Yassum. Mrs. Kate Keeley, of Symphonville, Ky., has arrived to bo a guest of rel­ atives here. Mr. and Mrs. George McCrumb spent Sunday at tho Beach. They also stopped over at the Halifax riv­ er and enjoyed tho fat oysters. The following will spent next Sunday at the oyster beds: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Talbott, Miss Linda Miles, Henry Phillip and William Miles, Mr. mi Mrs. Ben Lake and family and Ha. Kate Keeley. A -cylinder cap blew o ff the oia boat just after the first fa v bridge was passed and necessitated the laying over to the boat here eat morning. * Mr. and Mrs.%A . A. Walnwri|M * have moved to Chuluota. Henry Shoulet has returned irm Henderson, Ky., where he spent abo# a week. The Florida Cane Syrup Compaay of Tampa, developing an extensive tract o f Pasco county land, are nuk­ ing rapid developmentAstrides. Tkfc firm has now over 300 acres of laad. cleared and seed cano*on hand in safficient amount to plant in excess of 500 acres, and they expect to have fully 760 acres of cane planted before tho season closes. A. E. Green sal Elmer L. Hatten both of Baltimore wero recent miportant guests of tks firm. ---- ------- i O ur i P rice Clothing S a le Is N ow O n Positively the Biggest Values Ever Offered in Sanford and Seminole Count y BOYS’ SHOES 13.00 VALUE, (PI A Q Sale price ......... t p l w O 13.25 VALUE, (PO 1 C Sale price ........ $3.50 V a l u e , S o"7 q Sale price .......... $ £ .* ± 0 $4-00 VALUE, <PO A Q 1Sale p r ic e ......... . $5.00 VALUE, (P9 QO Sale price ......... t p J .t /O $5.50 VALUE, QQ Q Q Sale price .......... * p d «t/0 $6.00 VALUE, AO Sale price ......... tPt)*s/0 $7.00 VALUE, (PC A O Sale price ......... » . MEN’S SHOES $10.00 SHOES, Sale p r ic e ___ * i Ill.OO'SHOES, Sale price — $7.98 $12.00 SHOES, Sale price •••••••• $12.50 SHOES, Sale p r ic e __ $14.00 SHOES, Sale price __ $14.50 SHOES, Sale p r ic e __ $15.00 SHOES, Sale p r ic e __ $17.50 SHOES, Sale price.... $10.98 ” WORK SHOES HALF PRICE $1.50 Here is Your R eal Opportunity To Save Money on Every Purchase—Take Advantage of It HART SCHAFFNER &MARX CLOTHING AND CLOTHCRAFT CLOTHES ____$25.00 There are no Shopworn Goods a $50.00 SUITS, Sale price ............ — $55.00 SUITS, Sale price ............... $60.00 SUITS, Sale p r ic e ......... . $65.00 Sale $70.00 Sale SUITS, p r ic e ............... SUITS, price ....’........— $75.00 Sale $80.00 Sale SUITS, p r ic e ............— SUITS, p r ic e ...... ....... . . . $27.50 ......$30.00 ........ $32.50 $37.50 $40.00 in . . this Store □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ I BOYS’ CLOTHING HALF PRICE . i-to-date Goods VALUE, p rice.... . ..$2.50 $5.50 VALUE, Sale •p rice.... $2.75 , *• $6.00 VALtJE, $3.00 Sale' price.... $7.00 VALUE, $3.50 Sale p rice.... $5.00 VALUE, Sale price.... $10.00 SUITS, • AA Sale price ...... .......................... ...... «PtF.UU $11.50 SUITS, Sale price ........................................ $12.00 SUITS, * . (PC A A Sale price ......................................... «PU .V V $14.00 SUITS, (P 7 A A Sale price .........a......- ..................... « p i.U U $15.00 SUITS, A ll Bright Clean $3.00 VALUE, Sale price.... $7.50 VALUE, Sale p rice.... (P7 C A WORK CLOTHING 98, $18.00 8 UITS, (PA A A Sale price ........................................ tFs— V. $2.00 WORK SHIRTS .......... $25.00 SUITS, 0»1 O C A Sale p r ic e ...................................... y l u * u U •$27.50 s u r r a , (P1 0 7 1 ; Sale p r ic e ...................................... Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Extra Pants are going in this Below Cost. AH Merchandise not mentioned in . •* this Sale is reduced in price V $2.50 HeadUght OVERALLS .. $3.50 KHAKI PANTS __ at $2.50 Pin Checked f r l AQ PANTS ___ ;___ - . f l M 1 75c WORK G L O V E S ____ tr . $1.25 WORK G L O V E S ______. SANFORD SHOE 38, 98, $2.50 WORK GLOVES _____ HO E A ST > 1 . ___ • • ' 75c WORK CAPS .... 65, ‘ - 1\ . ‘ J �1 ELECTS CHAIRMAN, JUDGE PHILLIPS CRUISING THE INDIAN RIV1 R FATHER OF ROAD DEPARTMENT TWO-HOUR MOTOR RIDE DURING A STOP AT ORMOND ' .OBTAIN8 POSITION OF BEACH CHAIRMAN TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 21.— A full meeting of the newly appointed mem­ bers of the state road department was held yesterday morning in the de­ partment offices. Upon motion of I. E. Schilling, o f &Aairti, seconded by W. W. Clark, of Wall Springs Judge H. B. Phillips, o f South Jacksonville, was unanimously elected chairman of the department. The entire day was taken up ni dis­ cussing plans for the future and tho interest o f the new members in tho workings o f ,tho department indicate a business-like and successful admin­ istration. The retiring chairman^ Forest Lake, o f Sanford, was present at the meet­ ing and addressed the department,, as­ suring them of his continued loyalty and support. Judge Philips thanked the' members o f the board for their confidence in his ability to conduct the affairs of __ the organization and pledged his best efforts toward the ultimate rcaliza-r tion of o splendid road system in the state. 1 It is nssumed that Judge Philips will remove his residence from Jack­ sonville to Tallahassee, as the law re­ quires the chairman to reside at the state capital. But is wan learned at the department today that the new chairman had as yet made no definite plans. mr , —i- JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 221-Judge Henry B. Philips is entirely too mod­ est to make the'claim, but it is u fact known to the former officers nnd some of the members of the Florida State Good Roads Association, that Judge Philips is the "fnther” of the stato road department, being the au­ thor of the bill providing for the cre­ ation and organization of the depart­ ment, which was enacted into law by .the state legislature of Florida in 1915. For u number of years prior to the 1015 convention of the State Good Roads Association, held at St. Peters­ burg during the month of March, Judge Philips was chairman of the legislative committee of the organi­ zation. He submitted n draft of the bill providing for the creation of a state road department to the conven­ tion at St. Petersburg and it was giv­ en the unanimous endorsement of the association. Hon. Frank Wood, mem­ ber of the legislature from Pinellas county, was entrusted with the duty of engineering the bill through the house, where it was kuown as the “ Wood *bill." While the hill as in­ troduced was amended in several par­ ticulars^ the main features were re­ tained and was passed by a substan­ tial majority in the house. It then went to the cellule and was passed with few, if any, amendments. Hon. Park Trammell was governor and he promptly approved the measure. The State Good Ronds. Association, of which Hon. F. O. Miller, now rep­ resentative-elect from Duval county, was president, had for several ses­ sions endeavored to secure the pas­ sage of a law creating a stale road department or highway' commission, but until the measure drafted by Hon. Judge ‘Philips was submitted, the leg­ islature had refused to enact the nec­ essary legislation. It was Judge Phil­ ips' idea of having the department consist of five members, one from cnch of the four congressional dis­ tricts of the state nnd one from the slate at large, that first met with general favor. » be reflected in the homes, and the interpretations o f the song-training IF YOU NEED A NEW in the kindergarten through the use of the VIctrola mndo tho machino seem a most necessary adjunct to tho t , Akindergarten Bystem. Through tho kindness o f Arthur Yowell, a Victrola Buy the Best that is made \ has been placed In the high school. Miss Elizabeth Humphreys, teach­ er of Ancient, Medieval and Modem Jlistory made one see the absolute necessity of these subjects as a part of tho education of tho high school pupil, and drove tho argument home with convincing emphasis. W e also have the Buck Line o f Prof. Bachc gave a splendid talk on GAS RANGES < the “ Practical Education of Science" and tho comprehensive laws of na­ ture's science, including health, divid­ ing it into three divisions as studied in the High School, General Science, Biology nnd Chemistry, and in con­ clusion made an earnest appeal that parents give the pupil the opportun­ ity to apply his or her knowledge at home. That “Everything pertaining to life and living is based on science" was clearly proven by Prof. Bache. Mrs. R. C. Maxwell convincingly demonstrated that “ Latin" is the most your fertiliser without getting our essential of all studies and did not NEW PRICE LISTS JUST IB8UBD. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Proapt agree with the boy who said “ What’s Shipments. Order now. Fertilizer*, Insecticides, 8prayer*, Poultry .Supthe use of Latin anyhow?" Introduc­ pH*. ing at times' a humorous tendency and w . 0 . P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. illustrating with charts, Mrs. Max­ E ■ 1 well’s discussion bn Latin was won­ JACKSONVILLE *:• FLORIDA derful. The club reporter would love tb give each splendid, talk In full but W E H A V E IT space prohibits suffice it that all were excellent and combined to make the meeting one of pure delight and most instructive. It is recognized that the schools must take the responsibil­ C. A . M A T H E W S and A . P . C O N O L L E Y ity of traniing if childhood is to be considered and developed to the best citizenship and well-developed bodies and minds are the foundations for good* manhood and womanhood. The business period was presided over by Mrs. B. W. Herndon and the reports of tho various committees were most encouraging. O IL CO O K ST O V E The FLORENCE Automatic cigarette ORMOND BEACH, Jan. 24.—The house boat Victoria, on which Presi­ dent-elect Harding Is cruising down the Indian river, made the first stop on her voyage yesterday at Ormond Beach and disembarked hor passen­ gers for a two-hour motor ride along tho Florida East Shorn boulevard. The stop here and a brief tie-up when the Victoria tried to go through the Or­ mond drawbridge, wore the only In­ cidents o f the log flf the house boat during a peaceful Sunday’s sailing. " Taking advantage of perfect weath­ er, she pushed ahead of her schedule and when she tied up fo r the night sho was within a few hours of Rockledge, where the party expects to go LITTLER-PREVATT NUPTIALS ashore some time tomorrow for a golf match. (T r c n Xondxy'a Daring the auto ride, Mr. Harding A quiet wedding took place at high and his companions drove into Day­ noon yesterday at Chuluota at the tona, eight miles from here, and residence of Rev. Hogan when Miss brought back Senator A. B. Cummings Hazel Littler, daughter of Mr. and of Iowa, who has been at a Daytona Mrs. J. N. Littler o f Osteen, and Mr. hotel and who will make the remain­ C. W-. Prevatt o f Geneva were united der o f the* house boat trip as a mem­ in marriage. The wedding-took place ber of the vacation party . with only a few friends in attendance Under* a hot sun tho president-elect nnd after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. came ashore wearing white woolens Prevatt left for Geneva where they nnd n straw hat His visit attracted will reside^. little attention, though the Victorin The-jbrid^ hns been n resident of docked within n stone’s throw of a Sanford for the past two years, being big tourist hotel. Details-of his vaca­ in the office of Dr. Caswell ns assist­ tion trip lind been ‘ kept confidential ant and has many friends hero and and only n few pf the guess hero at her old home in Ohio and in Genlearned o f his arrival unit after tho cvh. who extend their best wishes. Victoria hnd headed down stream The groom is a young' man o f wcllagain. lown business ability and Is engaged Tho trouble nt the draw-bridge oc­ in the cnttlc business near Geneva curred soon afterward nnd held up the being a Seminole county boy who hns Victorin for more thnn an hour. She fthc respect nnd. esteem of nil who attempted the passage nt too, shallow .know him. n point nnd stuck in the myd in such f The Hcmld extends best wishes to n position that the bridge could not j ] r ft,„j Prcvntt. be closed until her little engine hnd ----------------------------" forced n w a y out Inch by inch. Mean- J The high prices are climbing down, time more thnn n score of automobiles (hut they are procecdingly slowly, ns were held up nnd n crowd o f several (if afraid‘ they might hurt themselves. hundred gnthered on the bridge nnd t ---------------------- ------cheered the house boat when she fin­ ally extriented herself. It's toasted ® StacZuSs^ff BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES City Property, Building Lots and Farm Lands LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER “ We Deliver The Goods” Mrs. 'Wm. McKinnon reported on the financing o f the cemetery im­ provement which are rapidly going forward under the direction of Mrs. R. C. Bower. Mrs. McKinnon hns se­ cured the co-operation to date df one Jmndrcd lot owners who have agreed to contribute regulnrly to the salary of a keeper for tho care of the lots nnd nvenues. Upon her recommenda­ tion, the wclfnre department unani­ mously voted to contribute fifty dol­ lars with which to employ extra help WELFARE DEPARTMENT to.put tho cemetery in good condition. SPENCER C ASE TO The necessity for cemetery care and The January business meeting nnd BE H E A R D B Y THE program of the welfare department improvement was brought before the Welfare department in October. A SU PR EM E COURT at the Woman’s Club, Wednesday, was committee wns appointed to investi­ one of the most delightful of the sea­ gate conditions hnd upon her report in W ll.l. CONTEST ATTORNEY fiEN- son nnd it is to be regretted that the inclemency of the weather prohibited December, the present, committees K K A I .- H M A N D A M U S a larger at tendance for the subject were appointed with full power to ACTION. under discussion during the program act. The result is nn aggressive cam­ paign for funds nnd improvements, TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 25.—Tho (icriod is of vital importance to par­ already showing results through the Florida Supreme Court will hear ornl ents, teachers nnd pupils alike, how­ activities of Mrs. McKinon nnd Mrs. arguments here, this afternoon nt 3:30 ever those who were unnblo to avnil Bower nnd this work will bo Included in the alternative writ of mandamus themselves of the privilege to be in the civic improvement of the wel­ filed by Attorney General Rivers II. present on this occasion will have the fare department. Buford rind directed against Sheriff op port unity nt the February “meeting Mrs. T. M. Pol vs ton reported that \V. C. Spencer of Hillsborough county of the department, as owing to the to test the constitutional validity of lengthy business meeting, the hour Mr. Osborne Herndon lias promised chapter 7,331, acts of 1917, common­ grew too late to complete the pro­ his co-operation for better pictures ly known as the county officers fee gram. The five teachers who were and assures the committee that he bill. John T. G. Crawford of Jack­ unable to present their subjects on will secure suitable films for the chil­ sonville, and Judge James F. Glenn of Wednesday have signified their will­ dren. The crusade against the im­ Turn|>a, representing Sheriff Spencer ingness to do so at the next meeting. moral pictures that nre now the rule ns the respondent arc expected to he Let us have n crowded house to meet rather than tho exception, is gaining here nnd will make such pleadings as these teachers who are so generous­ hendwny nnd "better films" may be will present to the court the eonsti- ly giving their time and talent in co­ expected ns a result of the nttitude of tutionnl validity of the‘net. 'Pile law operation with the Woman’s Club to women’s organizations all over the will be defended by Attorney General promote the best interests of our country. Buford and his colleagues, Worth W. school children. Barents are begin­ Upon the request of Mrs. C. M. Trammell and Judge J. II. Gaines. ■ ning to realize the necessity and value Berry, a committee wns appointed for of co-operation with the teacher nnd the purpose of securing a suitable In the petition for an alternative the children whose parents are stand­ committee to collect, exhibit and writ of mandamus filed by the attor­ ing shoulder to shoulder with the guard a "Woman’s Exhibit" from ney general n.short time ngo it was teacher, and making much more rapid Seminole county for the Sub-Tropical alleged that the county, commission­ progress. Fair nt Orlando in .Februury. ers of Hillsborough hnd fixed the Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, to whom the Mrs. Fred Williams was unanimous­ number of salaries of Sheriff Spen­ credit is due for the excellent. pro­ ly nominated chairman of the Wel­ cer's deputies nnd advised tho sheriff gram, introduced T. W. Lawton, sup­ fare Department for 1021-1022, and of this action and that tho sheriff de­ erintendent of public instruction, who Mrs. Harry Ward was appointed to clined to appoint tho deputies id ac­ made the annopneements and intro­ serve on the elections committee folr GO NO F A R T H E R cordance with tho conimission’s ac­ duced tho teachers. Following the the Mcrch election of Club officers, tion, holding that the law was uncon­ teachers, Mr. Lawton made an earn­ and chairmen of departments. stitutional. Through tho preoeedings est plea for tho co-operation of the The Evidence Is at Your Door Sanford proof is what you want nnd to be heard todny it is hoped to bring club ns a whole, nnd of the individual the statement of this highly respect­ the mnttcr to nn enrly adjustment. members, requesting that letters be Judge Glen left Sunday night for written to our senators nnd congress­ ed resident will banish all doubt: W. A. Stafford, prop, plumbing Tallahassee to represent Sheriff Spen­ men at Washington, endorsing the establishment, 408 Holly ave., San­ cer before the supreme court in tho Smith-Tower education bill, and urg­ ford, says: “ Kidney complaint had mandamus action. He will return ing the support of our representa­ elf e d u c i n g annoyed me for some little while. I Thursday. tives. The request wns received with Sheriff Spencer Baid tho entire ununimous consent. Shaking for tho had backache so bad I couldn’t stoop . v * *. w? 3 6 0 to pick up anything when working. I matter wns in Judge Glenn’s hnjjds.— Club, Mrs. Morgan stated-that the was pretty well handicapped. I wns Tampa Tribune. request would ^como before tho Feb­ also afflicted with a kind of dizzy I ruary meeting of tho general club at feeling and there were limes when 1 which time she felt sure it would b« P O P U LA T IO N OP could see dark specks in front of me. received with approval. I felt generally run down. I doctored, V A R IO U S CITIES Mr. Lawton availed himself of this but didn’ t get much benefit, so I Bent opportunity to thank the welfare de­ SH O W S IN C R E A SE for a box of Doan’s Kidney Pills nt partment for their efforta in behalf Aldridge’s Drug Store. I wasn't long WHITE AND NEGRO CENSUS o f the drive for funds to supplement in finding out the merit of this reme­ tho teachers’ salaries.. FIGURES ARE INTER­ dy, for It Boon cured me and I have Mr. Ogilvie, principal of tho High ESTING remained free from kidney trouble for school, gave n fino practical talk on some years now." (Oj 111. in v liM Pnul the relationship of parent-teacher and 00c nt all dealers.• Foster-Milburn WASHINGTON, Jnn. 25. — The pupil that should have been heard by V tt Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. negro population of Roanoke, Y«-. every parent in Sanford. UGH I HUT i W l o l l 0300, increase 22 per cent over 1910. Miss Ida Gray’s subject “ Music in STRONG *??»■••»... When a girl gets looney over danc- White population 41,530. Negro pop­ the Public Schools" wns handled with M.‘ f Y H YOJt * inff. and is always gqjng.on Joy rides ulation, of Knnsns City, Mo., 3706, in­ an understanding of this great need Oil s a l e r e n A at night, and speeds a lot of time at crease 30 per cent. Negro popula­ that made a strong appeal. s She'par­ 3HCR7 TIME the telephone giggling nnd chattering tion of Camden, N. J., 8513, increase' ticularly stressed the use of a Vic­ l«TW ilmUMt u d M < wilh the boys— there’s something 40 per cent Negro population o f trola' as a means o f raising the stand­ •••lor trial. ______ Working loose, and her folks had bet­ Youngstown, O., 66C0, increase 244 ard of musical taste by a careful se­ radio nrcicnc-FAsmoN w fiiiu i* pw«.k . • nirri-rw « *— T«+ ter keep a watch on her. per cent. lection of records in school that would WOMAN’S CLUB Local and Long Distance H auling PHONE 498 If We Please You, Tell Others. m MONEY SAVING PRICES ENGLAN -R $C ^oo f THE B E S T CORSE I FOR STOUT WOMEN. .. , ' , m — On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates You Can Buy From Uo at Wholesale Prices W r l l r f ar I’ r l f * LUt W.A.MerrydayCompany Palatks, Florida ■■mi (mmtiuni by iurnihmp dooltuB and department stores - VM^AKDOt sen (NOUCD ca HewYbrk ■Brooklyn - “Keystone Soil Powder” Sterilizes the Soil In greenhouse sterilization It hnB proved ns good ns steam baking. In seed beds it kills weed seeds nnd many diseases. A fifty pound keg costs three dollars, and will treat 1000 to 2000 square feet of soil. Enough for trial sent free if you will give it n thorough test H O M ER T. D A R LIN G TO N General Delivery, Minma, Florida. The Gabbett Home for Sale O PPO R TU N ITY Knocks nt Your Ddor But Once and It Will Never Knock at Your Door Again With This Kind of n Proposition. A REAL BARGAIN S If We Don’l, Tell Uh. A MODERN BUN GALOW Of six rooms, screened wide porches, and improvements, in fact ono o f the surrounded by oranges and grapefruit shrubs, fountains, beautiful lawns, a all modem conveniences finest homes in the city trees, flowers, plants, complete home and then N IN E ACRES O F T I LED LAND Upon which you can raise winter vegetables for the land i* tilled and In first-class condition and has made money fo r the owner every year and the crop* on it will speak for the pro­ ductiveness of the land. . * <t * This is not only a beautiful home place but one that will make you money. On the shore of beautiful Lake Mohroe and tho land one day in the near future will be subdivided Into city lota nnd mako you a fino profit. In the city just five block* from tho business portion. The greatest opportunity in this state for n man with money enough to make the first pay­ ment You must see it to realize what it really means. A. P. Connelly Real Estate Co. POST CARDS AT THE I �-1 ■> . • ■ * 1-. • i“ Si ■ T; * t h e SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28,1921 BLOCK WAS SOLD IllE ROD AND GUN CLUB WELAKAAGAIN, SECOND TIME IN JOYS LAKEFRONT PROPERTY THIRTY DAYS, HAS RECORD FOR CLUB AND BOAT BASIN J. D. Brown Sells His Interest in One of Sanford’s Finest Buildings to T. W . Hanes o f North Carolina . come to Florida In private yachts (From W .dn««J» 7’ i D*Uj) each season. are associated .with men o f means The Rod A Gun Club was organized The Wclaka Block hns been sold and will bend all their efforts and about a month ago and at once set again. capital toward making this city great. The sale was made through H. A. about the task o f selling stock to the t J. D. Bowen oT Winston-Salem, N. citizens o f Seminole county. No sn b -'^ Coggins o f the Rose Investment Com­ who recently purchased (this fine scriber has been asked to subscribe1 pany o f. Orlando who made the first fo r more than $100 worth o f stock property from E. A. Douglass and salo o f this property, to Mr. Bowen and the club now has nearly 100 mem­ Roy Symes sold it yesterday to F. W. and who Is being congratulated by New committees will be sent Hanes, a capitalist of North Carolina, his many friends upon the second sale tahpaign w i l l b b m a d e t o bers. out In a few days to sell more stock, who expects to make Sanford his of this property. The Wclaka enlist s e v e r a l h u n d r e d as It is the purpose of the club to In-j home In the future. The price has Block consists of up-to-date store m e m be r s i n p r o j e c t terest aa many citizens as possible not been stated, although It was rooms and beautiful apartments and (from VUMMltLj't Ouflr) In this club. I rumored that It broqghtjiround the the property is bringing In a good -Jlie Rod & Gun Club, one o f SaaPlans fo r a club house are now $175,000 mark, which sets a record revenue and will continue to do so, fonl’s newest and Hvest organizations, under way which will also be used fo r |for property in this fast-growing city, being one of the most up-to-date ^ purchased a beautlfyl site for a conventions and other gatherings andj F. W. Hanes, the new ower, has buildings in the city. Thus Messrs. Douglass and Symes, thjb boose on the shores of Lake will fill a long-felt want !n Sanford been attracted to Sanford by the In thia respect. j many advantages of this city being Coggins and Bowen are to be con­ KonroeA meeting o f the stockholders prill at the head o f water transportation gratulated upon starting something Thii property Is between the J. S. be held in\the court house on Friday Jon the St. Johns river, the rich farm- big here. They are to be congratu­ ITiUon place and the W, A. Fitts ^evening, January 8th, at 8:00 o'clock mg country back of It, the increasing lated upon bringing Sanford to tho fU(t on Union avenue and extends,at which It is expected that every,list of factories, the headquarters of notice of big people and congratulated {too Union avenue to the lake a dis- ] subscriber as well as every Interested the A. C. L. Railway and the big upon having the far-sightedness that tinff of over 500 feet and Is 182 feet citizen will be present j shops, the rail transportation faclll- went ahead and accomplished some­ The list of the subscribers to this tics and countless attractions for the thing big and last but not least Mr. la width. The line between these two j investor. Mr. Hanes is the kind of Hanes, the new owner, Is to be con­ properties hns always been a diagonal club's stock follows: B. W. Anderson, O. F. Alien, W. B. men that are needed hero and the fact gratulated upon his decision to make line. The Rod A Gun Club'purchased » part of both of these properties hi Ahem, R. C. Bower, B. R. Beck, L. F. that he and Mr. Bowen will make Sanford his home and invest his ijch a wny thst the lines will be made j Bryan, C. L. Britt, J. G. Ball, L. A. their homes here is a cause for con*- money here in the fnstest-growing to rtnform to the streets of the c ity , Brumlcy, F. W. A. Brown, Geo. D .' gratulntion ns they nrc men of means, city in thia part of the state. it right angles and will have the e f - , Bishop, Jno. T. Brady, L. P. Chitten f«t of improving the appearance of den, J. B. Coleman, S. O. Chase, Ran-' B j starling, F. W. Talbot, D. L. Indiana Standard th*t section materially.jdall Chase, V. E. Douglass, Albert Thrasher, J. N. Tolar, DeaneTumor, *OiI Cuts Gas Two The deal will be. closed as soon as Domer, J. D. Davison, R. R. Reas, j jj .Tillis, jj/ c .Waters, Stanley the papers have been prepared and Geo. A. DcCottes, FJF. Dutton, B. C.(Walker, W. T.Wheelis,B. F. Whltncr, ' Cents per Gallon passed upon and It Is said that the Dodds, Felix Frank, Harry A. Fleet- jr m i Walsman, W. H. Wight and A. (O r T i* A titcliltd P r*it) purchase price of this site is $4000. wood, Alfred Foster, E. F. House-JE Yowcll. CHICAGO, Jan. 20.— A reduction The sits comprises over three ncrcs holder, B. W. Herndon, Ed Higgins, | ______ :--------------- of two cents u gallon in the price of of land and is within easy walking R. J. Holly, Geo. G. Herring, W. 3. New England in gasoline was announced here yester­ distance of the city. It hns the ad- ITnnd, C. E. Henry'. C. M. Hnnd, W. day by the Standard Oil Company of cantaec of being on n paved Btreet C. Hill, W. M. Haynes, T. W. Jones, Grip of W inter’s Indiana, ns a result of decreases in and also 1ms the additional advantage Perry Jernignn, J. E. Jorvy, A. R. Coldest Weather the price of crude oil. At service sta­ of having n frontage on tho lnkc of Key, L. C. Kolb, G. W. Knight, W. A. tions, the price dropped from 29 to 27 1R2 feet, which will mnke n fine boat Leffler, S. M. Lloyd, H. B. I*ewls, BOSTON, J an. 20.- -The coldest cents nnd from tank wngons from 27 John G. Leonard}-, E. F. Lane, Forest basin for the use of the club and the weather of the winter is recorded in to 2ft cents. Kerosene was cut from Lake, R. C. Maxwell, E. D. Mobley, visitors to the city. New England today. Three below 18*6 to 15Vi cents a gallon. The Rod <£ Gun Club is to bo con­ C. V. Mnhoney, R. Jit. Mnson, C- J. zero was registered in the suburbs of “ If crude oil continues to go down, gratulated upon their purchase, as this Marshall, Schelle Mnincs, F. L. Miller, Boston thia morning. gasoline and kerosene will naturally Und Is worth the full price pnid for R, H. Morris, Joe Meisch, Frank go down with it, said W. M. Ilurton, it and possibly more ns farm land. Meisch, W. L. Morgan, K. R. Murrell, president of the company. The movement of turkeys from As a site for n club house it could Jr., C. J. Mcrriwcather, ‘ R. A. New­ Alachua county just before the holl-1 r.ot be excelled nnd the possibilities man, S. Pulrston, W. S. Pnrker, F. E. What has become of the little girl for a boat Lisin within n convenient Roumillat, John Russell, Carl Schultz, days was probably the heaviest over | known. The prices received ranged j who was anxious to change from distance from the heart of the city G. W. Spencer, Geo. A. Speer, H. P. from 25 to 50 centB n pound. short to long dresses? will recommend it to the visitors who Smith, II. R. Stevens, R. E. Stevens, iflu-ee Acres o f Land on paved Street and Lake Front " pro g ress l 4 :: o w? Liea in the direction of Economy. Saving Your Money, Depositing it < In the Bank where It will draw interest and keep you in com fort in 1 th edeclining years of your life. And a Bank Acconnt makes you in- J | dependent, gives you a standing in your community, give* you a chance to develop tho resources that .lie at hand ready for the asking. AH of these things are yours when you bring your money to us for a Savings Account. COME IN AND TALK IT OVER. <» T h e P eop les B a n k i Girl’s Scalp Torn from H er Head by Machine, Sewed Back on Again Dena DcWitt, 1B-ycar*o1d Dado City girl, was completely scalped yes­ terday when her hnir became entangl­ ed in the driving shnft of a ennegrnnding machnie near that city. The machinery pulled her scnlp entirely o ff her head. The unfortunnte girl was'rushed to Tampa for medical at­ tention. The ambulance of B. Marion Reed met the train nnd she was taken to the Bnyside hospital, where Dr. J. S. Helms operated, sewing the s c a l p hack on the head. Officials of the hospitnl stated lust night that the girl was resting well and that chances for her recovery were good. GOVERNMENT IS COLLECTING IT’S BACK LARGE SUMS ARE FOUND TO BE DUE AS RESULT OF NEW AUDIT ( II7 Th* AiMtUUd P r c » ) WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.—Approx­ imately thirty-five million dollars a month in hnck taxes being collected by government. Ij»rg esums due as result of audit of returns, The foe of life is not work, hut worry. Fow are worked to death; mnny arc irritated to denth. Blessed are they that vamp not, for. the profits of the primrose path You renlizo that a story really are vanity, nnd the ultimate guide-J amounts to when you see forty chuppost is "This Way Out." iters in n ton-line synopsis. Have You Seen the New Open Head CELER Y CRATE? Strongest Crate made and makes the Handsomest Package Impossible tor the heads to pull out and absolutely guaranteed Why Not Encourage Home Industry and Keep " -*r-* ■ ~ i * are no higher than tor ordinary crates. crates and get our prices; Call and rf f # IL ■ • I II M n * -J± ■ • * * S* - *y A p • t* ?" iH& * wl- ■ f TV4 J ■j ./ m sm . ~ ^T' V* r< I �' -- - )* THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28,1921 RESUME BUSINESS AS USUAL SHOULD BE OUR SLOGAN ALL ALONG THE LINE TENNESSEE ■ BIG LOSS AT LAKELAND FIRE THIS MORNING, DESTROYS MAY ADOPT OPERA HOUSE AND NEWSPAP1 R BLUE LAWS Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law DeLAND, FLORIDA Will practice In the State and Fede*^ al'Courts. Special facilities fo V E l' amining and Perfecting Land T ithi BILL PROHIBITING AMA'€CMENT LAKELAND MORNING STAR ON SUNDAY REJECTED LOSES ENTIRE PLANT t BY SENATE BY FIRE (By Tt>« i u o ; U M Vrcaa) IWORK ON WEKHVA LAKELAND, Jan. 2 4 ^ A fire of NASHVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 2fl.—The unknown origin which broke out in a BRIDGE IS TO BE EXPEDITED .bill prohibiting Sunday amusements grocery store o f W. J. Waring last This is N o t the Time to I Cease Buying A ny Commodities PRICE LEVELS HERE AND IF BUYING STOPS IT WILL REACT ON OUR OWN INDUSTRIES Business np usunl was one of the million slogans during the war and It-would be a good slogan to remem­ Commissioners II. R. Ferran and W. H. Richie, •delegated by the board of Lake county commissioners,’ met with the Seminole county commission­ ers Monday to consider the slow pro­ gress being made on the fill at the Wekiwa bridge. The contract called for the completion o f this work by February 1, 1921, with penalty attach­ ed for failure to complete same at designated period. As the contrac­ tors have labored under many diffi­ culties an extension o f time was granted until April 1, at which time the assurance was vouchsafed the commissioners o f the two counties that fhe work would be completed. In the meantime the question of con­ structing a new bridge will come up for adjudication by the commission­ ers o f Seminole and Lake counties.— Eustis Lake Region. ber and to follow right now In our commercial life. Holding off buying was all right to bring down the high cost of living but If there are any now who are holding ofT buying think­ ing -that prices will hit the level of 1914 they are going without the ne­ cessities of life and saving nothing fo r the simple reason that business must resume all along the line now if we would start the dollars circulating In the north to take care of our win­ ter fruits and vegetables. One touch o f nature makes the whole world Irin and one touch o f adversity makes the whole world kin also, and this can easily be noted in the falling off of the farm products fo r .the past year. It means that the people tysrc and WOULD BE FINE IDEA AND BE BIG HELP TO CITY •the people everywhere must buy what AND VISITORS they need right along without wait­ ing for any more tumbles in prices (From Tuesday’s Daily) fo r prices have tumbled about ns far as they can without tumbling the en­ The "13" Club at their regular tire financial structure of the nations luncheon today took up the question down with them. of many matters relative to the im­ Right now our growers nre wonder­ provement of Sanford and among ing about the price of celery and other matters President Knight ap­ spring vegetables. Probably thrse pointed n committee to take up tho same growers arc among those who idea of establishing a permanent arc waiting for the prices of all com­ home for the Sanford Librnry. modities that they need to come down. This is something that is needed Consequently the mills nnd factories here for the Sanford Librnry has had o f the north have shut down bccnusc a long and useful career in Sanford everybody Is waiting for prices to and without having any resources or fall. These same people working In assistance of any kind has maintained the mills and factories in the north nn organization nnd has some funds' were the ones that bought our celery, |n lbo banks at the present time, and lettuce last season. If they arc, lt would be a grand idea for the not working they can not buy ns thoyjcity to ,jonnto „ tract of land suitdid formerly nnd thus the chain thnt oble f or this pUrpof,e nnd ff such binds one industry to another is C0l(1(J be foum) !(ke one of the parks broken. All business should resume |whpre tbc )nml would not cost the and there is no need for worry over library any money all that they hnvp outelme. The growers o f fruit nnt} nlj thnt cou]fJ bc raisod would nnd vegetables will receive a fair go for a fine building. price for their products. They should A smnll plcco of land in tho center go In for a good pack first nnd ship of one of the parks would be nn ideal nothing hut prime stulT. They should site for the librnry association and also find out what the markets will thc e n d in g could be erected for » stand in way of shipments, they sum of about $10,000 or less, a real should find out how much the cash nice comfortable building erected on buyers will stand nnd then adjust the unit system thnt could be added their sights accordingly nnd they will to from time to time ns the city bring down thc gnme nnd business grew. This is a capital Idea nnd th« will resume ail along the line. It is committee will no doubt go into ths well to begin the study of this matter far enough in a few dnys ti problem. sketch some tentative plnn to present to the public. BUILDING FOR LIBRARY IN SANFORD Red Revolution in Finland Said to B e B re w in g flijr Thm A «iocU t*4 F ftiti) LONDON, Jan. 2(3.— Red revolu­ tion is brewing in Finlnnd, n news dis­ patch to Copenhagen today says. Fin­ nish officials admit thc situation is' grave. Try a Herald Want Ad.—It pays. A Rat Breeds 6 to 10 Times a Yraf, Averaging Ten Young to a Litter Remember this, act us soon as you see tho first rat. Get a package, of RAT-SNAP. It’s a sure rat and mice destroyer. It’s convenient, comes in cake fonn, no mixing. Mummifies rat after killing—leaven no smell. Cats or dogs won’t touch it. Three sizes, 35c, G5c, $1.25. Sold nnd guar­ anteed by Rail Hardware Co, ♦ ++++++++++++++ +*+++*+++**4-+ ++*++*++-t-++*++++ +++++*++ + THE MAN WHO KNEW AND WHAT CAME OF IT Wo knew a mnn with nn automobile, who said he was a careful driver AND IIE \yAS! He said ho would never injure anyone AND IIE DIDN’T ! He said: “ If anything happens, it will be tho other fellow’s fault" AND IT WAS! That didn’t prevent the other fellow from demanding money AND HE D1D1 .Our man said: “ It’s not my fault; I'll not pay anything” AND HE DIDN’T! The other chap said; “ I'LL SUE YOUI" AND HE DID! Our friend’a lawyer said: "We can beat him In court" ^ AND THEY DID! Whereupon our frined said: “ Ha, Ha, I winl1 AND THEN * He paid his laVryer a fee of $100.00, plus expenses, and ran his car the rest of the year at his own riik. FOOLISH— WASN'T HE? There was a cheaper way out, and we had told him about it, but be thought be knew better. •- • f j 'J ter* / . Let us tell you bow little tt. will cost for COMPLETE PROTEC­ TION, we to'furnisb the lawyer, Investigate all claims,- defend ell \ suits, and pay all lossea withfiTthe limit of our policy. A. P. CONNELLY ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE ............................................................. ............................................................ »>♦$ , . • . ' . * LANDIS, FI8H & HULL but permitting operation o f necessary public utilities recommended for re­ jection by senate judiciary committee. House committee postponed action. ATHENS’ FIRE TOTALS BIG LOSS, WILL REBUILD ATHENS, Jan. 26.— Plans for re­ building the stores and offices swept away yesterday in Athens* $2,000,000 fire were being made by business men late today, while smoke and steam still psrtly obscured the gaunt skel­ etons o f brick and Iron that were left of some of the city’s largest estab­ lishments. The fire, beginning at midnight, raged for hours before*!! was brought under control and destroyed a block and a half with heavy damage in ad­ joining blocks. Its origin remained ns great a mystery tonight as when it broke out. The first blazzo was seen issuing from tho Max Joseph building, ac­ cording to Police Chief ' Henry% W. Reuse, who agreed with most of petals In the belief that the fire originated in the rear o f this building. Explos­ ions, believed to be from gasoline drums In the headquarters of the Den­ ny Motor Company in the building, bulged the wails and hurled flames in all directions. The fire came with­ in a block of the historic buildings of the University of Georgia, but none of them was damaged. The block destroyed was bounded by Jackson, Clayton, Wall nnd Brond streets, with heavy damage on two sides of this square and loss to prac­ tically every store on the other two sides. Falling walls added to the dan­ ger of firefighters, but the only in­ jured recorded wns that to Fire Chidf George W. McDormnn, ngc 54, who fell from a ladder. He wns taken to a hospital with severe cuts nnd bruises on Ms face nnd head, but wns said to be resting easier tonight. Fire apparatus and eighteen firemen headed by Chief W. B. Cody were rushed from Atlanta on a special train and the Atlantans spnt th day in pouring watr on th ruins nnd push­ ing down dangerous walls. PREACHER’S HOME HAS LITERATURE SEDITIOUS NATURE DUBLIN, Jnn. 2(1.— Report issued at Dublin Castle snys while searching home of Rev. J. A. Irwin, Presbytcrinn minister, police found revolver, ammunition for shotgun nnd quantity o f seditious literature. Irwin, who de­ livered addresses in United States when Enmonn DoValeru wns in thnt country, sent to interment camp after arrest. Shrimp Fishermen Protest New Raise in Express Rates (By Tbs A u otU lsd I n u ) WASHINGTON, Jnn. 20.—Senator Park Trammell received today a tele­ gram from the fish dealers of Fernandhm protesting the recent 25 per cent Increase of express rates on shrimp, authorized as effective Jan. 10th. Con­ sistent with the fight he has started for a reduction of transportation rates Senator Trammell has taken his pro­ test to tho Interstate Commerce Com­ mission and vigorously urges that this contemplated blow to the shrimp in­ dustry which means so much to Fernandina as well as other sections of Florida, be withheld and the order for the increase of transportation rates ^'rescinded. U. 8. Government Warns Farmers Abont Disease Caused by Rata They carry Bubonic plague, fatal to human beings. They carry foot and mouth disease, which is fatal to stock. They kill chickens, eat grain, cause destruction to property. If you have rata RAT-SNAP* will. kill them. Cre­ mates rats after killing them—leaves no smelL Comes in cakes, ready for use. Three sizes, 85c, 66c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. E. K. PERRYMAN Attorney-at-Law (From Tuesday's Daily) 106 Phrk Ave. Mrs. W. L. Langdon entertained SANFORD most attractively Monday afternoon, FLORIDA with the first of a series o f bridge parties. The honorec of this party was Mrs. Arthur Haxzard, who has been the guest o f her parents, Mr. Is a powerful Antiseptic and Paia and Mrs. T. L. Dumas, fo r the ppst Killer, cures Infected cuts, old soret, month. Mrs. F. B. Langley in white or­ tetter, etc. Relieves Sprains, Near, 17-13tc gandie received‘ the guests at the algla, Rheumatism. door, while Mrs. W. L. Langley, In a gown o f yellow satin, Mrs. Haszard in -; r- 1- .--green satin and Mrs'. Leggi in black Attorney-at-Law lace, formed the receiving line. . Tho entire lower floor was opened No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildin en suite and was beautifully and SANFORD, FLA. tastefully decorated with an abund­ ance o f roses. Bridge was' played at eight tables. After the game Mrs. Haxzard was presented with, a dainty hand em­ JEW ELER broidered guest towel. Mrs. Lake for high score, was given a beautiful sli­ MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard’s Hand-Painted rt>Ins ver comports and Mrs. Hoy cut tho Gorham’s Sterling Sliver consolation, a bottle Of toilet water. Rogera' Plated Ware The refreshments, which consisted Elgin and Waltham Watches o f two courses, a salad and an ice course, were dainty and most delici­ ous. Mints and nuts were served in big red roses, which were the attraet[ye f av0n . SC H E L L E M A IN E S Mrs. Langley was assisted in serv­ LAWYER ' ing by Mts. F. B. Langley, Misses orneic in the court h o u s e * Adelaide Higgins, Florence Henry, SANFORD - - FLORIDA Agnes Dumas, Marie Teague, and Fern Ward. Those present wete: Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. G. I. Loucks, Mrs. Roy Bower, Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. Fred E X P tR I Walsma, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. W. L. Morgan, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. Margaret Barnes, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. J. M. Wallace, Mrs. John Leonnrdi, Mrs. John Meisch, Mrs. J. G. Bali, Mrs. T. L. Dumas, Mrs. Arthur nazznrd. Mrs. Leggi, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. George Hoy, Mrs, R. J. n olly, Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. L. P. McCuller, Mrs. E. F. Roumillat, Mrs. R. C. Hines, Mrs. William Lcfflcr, Mrs. A. M. Philips, Mrs. Charles Fodder, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Miss THE INSIDE IS IMPORTANT. Bowler and Miss Wilkey. Don't forge forget that it is just as neeyc inner tube* God mndc moonshine, but He nev­ cssary to nave your strong, flexible and durable the stint er put it in bottles. as your outer shoes, and our vulcan­ izing process will do this for you. It’s the best tiro Insurance you eoull put your tire money into, for it doA Lies, often trebles, thc life of both tires and tubes. We arc vulcanizing specialists. R U B -M Y -T ISM night at 11 o'clock, swept through the Herron buHdnlg and completely gut­ ted the Lakeland Star and the Her­ ron Opera House, doing an estimated damage o f $65,000. The fire was brought under control at 2 o’clock this morning. One citizen was over­ come by the fumes while fighting the fire inside the building and had to be rushed to a hospital. The fire department, answering a call at 11 o’clock, found the whole in­ terior of the Waring grocery in. flam ­ es and the flames licking upwards to­ ward the Herron Opera House, which at present la unused. The flames, spreading rapidly swept next door to the Lakeland Star, the morning news­ paper, and that building is almost a complete loss. Editor Bloom estimat­ ed the loss at his plant at $15,000. The grocery store is a complete loss, as is the opera house. ( Two fire engines, the equipment of the ' Lakeland companies, did good work in stopping the flames from spreading, as a stiff breeze wns blowIng, serving as a severe handicap to their efforts. For three hours the conflagration raged and the whole surrounding country was lighted for miles In every direction. Eager spec­ tators and volunteer firemen made the tqsk of the fire fighters more diffi­ cu lt.' Tho damage, as estimated at an early hour this mroning will aggre­ gate more than $65,000. The Wuring grocery estimates its loss at $15,000, the Herron building, almost a total loss is estimated at $30,000; the Star at $15,000 and tho Herron Dry Gods and Notion Company, from loss by water, places its damage at about $5,000. The whole stock is soaking from tho thousands of gal­ lons of water poured in its direction. Tho scene of tho fire is half a block away from tho scene of tho big $150,000 fire which swept the city last year. Several theories have been ad­ vanced as to the origin of tho blaze. The matches kept in stock by the grocery were in the rear of tho build­ ing, nnd as this is where the fire started, it is thought that rats may have gnawed through a box and start­ ed the fire. Incendiarism is not suspected, ac­ cording to the most rriinblc reports. will break a Cold, Fever nnd Thd Herron building was a big struc­ Grippe quicker than anything Phone 17 we know, preventing pneumonia. ture no Mnln street. Sanford. Florid* 17-13tc Onk and 3rd St. GEO. G. HERRING HENRY McLAULIN fr il VULCANIZING 666 MAN WHO HANDLED FIRST NEWS OF MAINE SINKING DIES AT FORT MYERS FORT MYERS, Jnn. 25.—George R. Shultz, one o f the pioneer resi­ dents o f Lee county, died nt his homo here todny' of infirmities of old age.. PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER WHO He wns post eighty years old. Surviv­ Sllrtil) WITH IRISH REPUB­ ing him are hiB widow, one daughter, LIC IS IN nAD Mrs. II. E. Hcitmnn, nnd one son, (S r Th« A mo'-UIM T r o t ) BRIDGE FOR MRS. HAZZARD KENT VULCANIZING WORKS AU TO Jr* wG I LSsLMITH ETTE BROS. T IR E S you S E E M T O K N O W , I G-CTACQUAINTED' LOT M O R E A B O U T A C A R T H A N YOU U S E D TO W IIT H T H E S E A U T O AND . PU T ME A Martin E. Shultz, drfiggist. 'H e came to Lee county fifty’ yenrs ago "to die of tuberculosis," having been told thnt be hnd but a short time to live. For many years ho was in charge of tho telegraph nnd cnhlc station nt Puntn Rassn, where was received thc first tidings of thc sink­ ing of thc Maine in Havana harbor. R e also owned tho Puntn Rassa House, inrgely patronized by northern sportsmen, until it burned to tho ground several years ago.’ J W IS E NE way to get auto wise is to seek the acquain­ tanceship of expert repairmen— meaning us. If your car gets into the habit of turning in hereabout once n month both you and the machine will profit by the experience. O p H O N E 20 ♦+♦+++♦♦<-»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+ ffiurton ~ Craft Oj i* EUSTIS, O tu d iO S FLORIDA WE DO * HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING FOR THE TRADE MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION u " glP A iR IH fi h G I L L E T T E iI / ^ & B r a z i n g a W elding FIR ST ST. U OAK OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD ♦h i m * » » ♦ ♦ »♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦»; SPRIN G F E R T IL IZ E R S • Have you pur new price list? With the big reductions we have made In prices, ao grower can afford to omit the aprlng application to his grove. For both young and bear­ ing treea, apply the last of January or first of February, our— . F L O R ID E A L SP E C IA L 6 per cent Awm., 8 per cent A. P. A., 2 per cent J’ oL Write us for new price list of citrus and vegetable fertilisers R. C. MAXWELL, Mgr. Sanford Breach .' ;; WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS / ■• I L J JACKSONVILLE. FLA- • $ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ** - tM ? _ : =- t AVE. �* ------------- — -----1'■’U,-_- i. —..!?* ^ T’--- ^V* ■■’-:P P -^S»*V -■ -T' ^r v* =J--•**il* . "sj *- * .r:.* ’» . . --«*-• : w* T - ' l THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1921 former g en eva citizen d isa pp e a r s IN MYSTERIOUS MANNER IN CHICAGO, j L SIEG, WELL KNOWN PRODUCE MAN WOMEN’S CLUB IN p i t t s i j u b g p a p e r gAYS FEARS ENTERTAINED T H A T SIEG HAS BEEN MURDERED a r t ic l e W n Y FEDERATION EXISTS ___ children can be well-born nnd joyous and grow up to noble citizenship, whero the family income is made to serve the highest family interests, where there are vigorous American bodies and minds. We want communi­ ties that are extensions of the home, where wc ahull he friends with each other, we people of all races and creeds, where good schools, high standards of public hcnlth, recreation, beauty, shall tempt tho finest typo of G. F. S. MEETS The Girl’s Friendly Socioty of the Holy Cross Parish met Friday after­ noon. This was the first meeting af­ ter the Christmas holidays and plnns were made for thc coming year. The Society has decided to give a rummage sale the proceeds to go to the Near East Relief. •The girls havo been busy during Christmas sending three large boxes of toys to thc St. Mary’s School in the Mountains nenr Sewnnec, Tenn. They also gave toys candy to thc Red Cross for distribu tion during Christmas. Following their mottor "Bear Ye One Another’s Bur­ dens." /■"In addition to philanthropic work; they nre planning to org a n izes par­ ish basket hail team nnd at* Friday's meeting read a challenge from tho Tampa Team of the St. John’s-by-theSea. The junior section have organ­ ized their bowling team which met while the Senior section hnd their meeting. ’ , This society is just whnt its nnmc implies, a friendly society; nnd sorv-. cs the purpose of encouraging friend­ ship among the girls; any girl, o f any denomination with their pnrents con­ sent always finds a welcome. Mrs. Barrett and Mrs. Lconnrdi are now thb Branch Secretaries nnd have the organization in charge. And nre plunning to take the girts to their holidny house nt Coronndo Bench in the near future. Question Atfcwered By President of ■,pc1 0p,e to come nml livc wlth u« and bring up their children. General Body “ Wo cannot get these things unless burg p o p " nbout J*.L* sleS wUl we all work together. We must put interesting to readers of the Hernld Mrs. Thomas J. Winter, president in this county where Mr. Sieg was of the General Federation of Women’s them into daily Intercourse and into Well known, having lived at Geneva Clubs, with official headquarters at politics. There is no community so Md was with Chase Si Co., for many 415 Maryland building, Washington, small that it cannot realize theso am­ bitions. And when you have got them years: D. C., has written a message which in your town and home you have help­ Every effort of Pittsburg and Cam­ she is requesting to be read before bridge relatives, nnd the police thru- every club, and which is most timely ed to mnke your nation one hundred out the country to find Borne trace of nnd helpful in thought and expres­ per cent American. “ The federation stands and works j. L. Sieg, a well known Pittsburg sion. for these. It urges you to study and produce dealer, Who disappeared Fri­ “ Tho quarter century,” she writes, to work. Tho two should go hand In day night, December 17th, have re—- - „ .. . . . “ during which the club movement has hnnd Nothin. Nothing i« more dnngerous suited in failure, and tho general opK„ in|ng headway now looks as!than ignorance at work inion seems to bo that the missing ' __ „#] 11 >Knorance nt work. man was murdered and robbed, and» no* he Isolated. Join the other his body concealed. I preparatl°n « »e™lc® to our icoun- wonjea who are In ^ mIdlt oi 1 I Wilson, of tho National road ( ^ ,baBed on thc ° f tho human ..You w„ , cive hd Yo^ ^ g in east o Cambridge, father of Mrs.|necds " 0W ^ w" ed w‘ th strength. C . recently returned from P itts-1P®"w o f citizen,hip_if we have the "Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, president birg where he was called by hin -wIsdom to stand together-nation- General Federation of Women's Clubs.” daughter, to aid In the search, for her husband, but every effort was unsuc- j w,1“ l nrc tbo things of major Imcessful. Mr. Wilson stated that his IP°rtoncc nnd an equally clear deterson-in-lnw and wife attended the fu- j m,nnt,on to makc of ourselves n comncral of n friend in Pittsburg, on D e-! Pnct body o f American womanhood cember 17th nnd returning homo from i " ’hoso purpose is nothing less than thc services, the former immediately, tho putting of true Americanism into made arrangements to go to Chicago,. our soci«L Industrial nnd political life, Funeral Services where he,had been culled by a t e le -,nnd the stabilizing of our country of Mrs. Alfred Nelson gram to meet a number of produce she passes through these years of dealers. - nftcr-war upheaval. This is n comThe‘ truckers of tho Ft. Myers-Iona (From Tuesday’s Dally) Mr. Seig left his home ubout mid- Jnion aim greater than all our differ- section have been receiving good A $hort funeral service nt Miller's night of December 17th; telling his, cnees of pnrty creed, traditions, cdu- prices for their peppers' this season. Chnpel took place today over the re­ wife that he would immediately tele cation nnd geogrnphy. Fourteen enrs were shipped from here mains of Mrs. Alfred Nelson at 3 graph after his arrival in Chicago. Mr. “ It is the reason for the fedora- the first two weeks nfter Christmas, o’clock, l)r. Brownlee officiating. The Sieg frequently made business trips lion’s existence. A report from tho first twol cars remains were taken to the old home to the larger cities, and always would “ The federation has the machinery showed prices of $8 a crate for extra in Maryland for interment. telegraph his wife immediately after for doing these things. Won’t you fancy, $7 to $7.f.O for fancy nnd $0 arriving it his destination. This time, help to keep the machinery going?" f „ r choice. These were packed nnd: The Pennsylvania raliroml is consid­ however, tin telegram was rcccvied. "There nre five active* departments shipped by the Ft. Myers Truckers’ ! ering the laying o ff of 30,000 employ­ On the following Tuesday, Mrs. of work, each with its trained lender, Association. ees oil account of slack business. Sieg U-eoming alarmed over not hear­ who is more than anxious to help you ! Standardization has had much t o ! ing from her husband, called iter frit ti­ on thc joint activities, American citijn bringing these good prices. Last er at the home in this city, over thc zenhsip, applied education, public w cl-1y0nr this association marketed its telephone, telling of tho strange nb- fare, fine arts and legislation. i poppers under the name “ Rainbow fence uf her husband. Mr. Wilson ad­ “ Each of these has its subdivisions, Brand," nnd most anything thnt rcvised his daughter not to worry, say­ also under the guidance of an cxpcr(, senibled n pepper.went into the pack, A L W A Y S forw ing that perhaps her husband Imd sent who gives her services freely to any Tlie president of the association re21 years the BEST a telegram but that in the rush inci­ T*)ub that asks. * • 1centiy stated thnt tho brand soon bcN ow B E T T E R than dent to the holidays it had been mis­ “ But just as in a human make-up, came a joke on all of the lending ever BECAU SE directed, "r lost. no faculty or aspirations stand alone, markets. They nre now made of hater Mr Wilson received a letter hut all are intertwined to make a This season a different policy was Keystone Copper Steel from his daughter, and he left for fully rounded mull, so the federation followed. An attractive bulged pnek r OALVAITTZID or PAISTKO . I’ittfjiurg to aid in thc senreh. The recognizes that it is by harmonious ‘ nn,j n npw brand—“ Seven Stars” — WrUaowfc llooUd No. -*0 hi™ Ul »oJ A I f i l« i t tin NlrUl W . » * Ikitin .. Pittsburgh and Chicago police were OOCA R00FLHG A FOUNDRY CO. interaction iff nil those movements wns adopted. This brand consisted of notified of the strange disappearance Q i Ui m p , Tcxacud thnt it progressive, three grades, extra fancy, fancy nnd of Mr Sieg .uni advertisements were "You may emphasize your own par- choice, designated by tho colors blue, placed in the newspapers. tictilnr subject, but you realize con- roy nn,j ycJioW. "bile in Pittsburg Mr. Wilson talk­ stnntly how it relates itself to all the y\3 n result a dependable product' ed with a number o f produce dealers, rest. This encourages wide thinking.1has been established. It is put np In friends of his son-in-law, nnd nlsn "It discourages the one-sided crank. ftn attrnctive pack nnd thc purchaser talked with the president of the Pitts­ "Our club came into being because knows he Is getting peppers all of burg batik,.with which Mr. Sieg trans­ wc got something out of a group that1 same quality. Tho brand is In acted hi- business. All agreed thnt no one can get alone—something that firmnnfi nmj brings top prices on the Mr > i.g was doing good business and we all crave— companionship, friend| Pn(Jin(: markets. •" far ,i- they knew had no business ship, the wisdom thnt comes from (p^is is largely due to the standard worries. ninny minds, the inspiration that uniform product. A package of third ^1 the time he left home Mr. Sieg hnhirm mo springs from contact of mind with Krn(]c peppers, neatly packed, unlbad about $30 nnd two blank checks, bi«f wife told her father, and nppar- mind, the efficiency that-results from f orm |n size nnd shape, will mnke n better appearance thnn a simitnr iitly enjoyed usual good health. No combined effort. * "The federation is n long step for­ jmckngc where all grades nre ropreason is known by the relatives for ward in the same direction, club i resented. A fnnry trnde wants nnd his disappearance. stretching out is lumd to sister clubs wm pny f or „ product unlform in Mr Sing's former home was in Amwith wider companionship, added quality. Our peppers arc grown ■rtrus, t,n., and he married Miss Golfriends, greater wisdom, nobler in- chiefly for the fancy trnde, nnd we nre ^d-on, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. spirntinn, n hundred times multiplied nrtw (jetting fnney prices, 1 II Wilson about four years ago, A standnrd uniform quality of pack /allowing which they moved to Pitts­ efficiency. burg An infant child of Mr. nnd "There are big tasks lying before applies not only to peppers hut to Mr- Sieg recently died. They have women— tasks that need such wisdom every packnge of vegetables. It is one son living.ns we get from combined study, tasks only by standardization nnd careful that need the altruism wc get from grading that the producer will receive Two hundred cases of liquor found working together, tasks thnt need tho tho higher prices for his first grade in a car of grapefruit shipped from energy wo got from combination of ef­ products. If tho buyer does tho •Miami to Detroit! But west const fort. We want, homfa where the big grading he is going to get tho ad­ grapefruit sells without a premium things nre made big nnd the little vantage of tho increased value. *ith cadi box. things nre mode unimportant, where The following article from a Pitts­ MARKETING PEPPERS IN LEE COUNTY * ^U 'll 31 ARE YOU INSURED? IF N O T, SEE W . J . TH IG P E N & CO M PAN Y , AGEN TS General Fire ................... . ^ Insurance OrriCE PEOPLES BANK building i More than § M ss : i I1B 1 \ e ' -m • *• % , p Ifflfi W h en 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. J Y ou get the benefit o f our building material know ledge and experience in Service that helps you get tho results y o u w ant at the right price. S ervico first in planning the w o rk — m ore service in selecting proper m ate­ rials-—speedy service in delivering the goods. .1 * Y o u pay fo r tho materials. Tho servioo p a ys fo r itself in the larger volum e o f business it brings through super-satisfied custom ers, It will p a y y o u to b e o n e o f thetn. t V VX it ’I for Service J Sanford Novelty Works 517 C om m ercial Street POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE i I 3 BUICK m tffjiy F lo r id a S a n fo rd , G) 2 -1 i s 1® - * • flSsr h- RUPTURE EXPERT ++++++*■{•++++++♦+_ ► IN O R LA N D O «» SEELEY, FAMOUS IN THIS SPEC­ IALTY, CALLED TO ORLANDO F. II. Seeley, of Chicago nnd Phil­ adelphia, thc noted truss expert, will personally be nt the Sun Juan Hotel and will remain in Orlando Friday on­ ly, Feb. 4th. Mr. Seeley says: “ The % Spermatic Shield will not only retain any case of rupture perfectly, but c6ntracts thc opening in 10 days on thc average case. Being a vast advance­ ment over all former methods—exem­ plifying instantaneous effects imme­ NICE LOT OF THEM AND PRICES RIGHT. diately appreciable and withstanding any strain or position, yhi* instru­ :: YOU WILL DO W ELL TO LOOK THEM OVER BEFORE ;; ment received the only award in Eng­ land and in Spain producing results without surgery, injections, medical YOU BUY. » . * „ treatment or prescriptions. Mr, Seel­ ey has documents from the ^United ----------SEE---------States governments, Washington, D. C.t for inspection. All charity cases without charge, or if interested coll, ho will be glad to show samo without charge or fit them if desired. Busi­ ness demands prevent stopping at any -ATother place in this section. P. S. — Every statement In this no­ tice has been verified before the Fed­ eral and State Coarta.— F. H. Seeley. Home Office, 117 No. Dearborn Street, IN FRONT OF STAR THEATRE Chicago , .24-2tp ■ ....................................................... ..................................................................... ....... •* FOR SALE OR TRADE / - JOR twenty years greater ruggednesj aod#endurance have been built into each succeeding Buick m o d e l— for Buick has always realized that utility is the true measure of motor car value. Eftccthx January 1, Regular Equipment On A ll Models IVill Include Cord Tires li ED. LANEY OR PORTER WHIGHAM M (•*74) HAND BROTHERS SHED -* f I The new Buick Nineteen Twepty One models also possess that beauty and re­ finement so pleasing to car owners. * ORLANDO, FLORIDAit1*'.,, a W . J. . * i - .# V ’ ^1 �*• "-'.v H THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28,1921 ing badly and If the plan to build it in IFLORIDA IIAS A GREAT OPPORTHESANFORDHERALP one of the parks could be carried out TUNITY COMING The South Florida Press Associa­ The annual meeting o f the National tion in session at Bradentown Inst Editorial Association, an organization week recommended the passage of a FulUihed E t iit Fri^af by . numbering among ita members 3000 law by which minutes of county com­ of the best newspaper writers, on the missioners, school boards and city American continent, which begins in councils should be published as pnfd (locerpontid) Florida on March 7th, is an opportun­ legal notices for the benefit of the BUBBCXIFTIOM F&ICE IN ADVANCE: ity to advertise the state o f which general public. Why n ot! That the ONE YEAR .............. .....................................(I Id the fullest advantage should be taken. public is entitleji to the information SIX MONTHS .................................................... 1.1* Such a chance to spread a knowledge thus given is of course not disputed. THREE M O N T H S .......................... *.................7* of the'beauties and advantages of That the publfc wants it is certain. Eat*rid 11 Bicead C U u M ill M ittir A if u il 21. Florida may not occur again for many That abuses and bad' practices may ItH . i t tl>i F oil OfflM i t S iifard. rhitiJ*. U id ir Act o f M ircb 1 . I I U years. It Is the first time In more creep in where there is not full pub­ than 30 years that the national edi­ licity as to the expenditure of public Fbeei III Off l e i : HERALD BUILDINO. tors have met in Florida. Califor­ money_is so well known as to need no stating. x Foreign A d v e rtiiln a R r p m c n t it iv * nia hns had their meetings three ASSO CIATION TH E AM ERICAN R RESjjj Rf Why, then, shouldn’t the newspa­ times in the last ten years and haa pers be paid for printing such matters profited immensely thereby. They and why should it not bo made a part The tourists are coming, hclgho, have a standing invitation' to return of the duty o f such boards to make half ho. at any time,, they may feel so dispos­ this information public? *--------------------o ■ — ed, nnd the enjoyable time that was It may be argued that the papers Wonder if Harding lost nny money shown them, is a pretty safe guaran­ should print this information free for in that Marion robbery? tee that the disposition will return to the benefit of their communities. Ev­ ------,------ o-----------them tn due time. ery newspapers in Florida now does Laws are being framed to compel The task that lies before Florida in more free for community than any landlords to allow children in the this connection is to inocculatc them other buBincsswnan in these commun­ house. with the same disposition regarding ities. Type cannot be set for noth­ ------------ o the flower state. They must be shown ing. Newspapers cost money to pro­ Get that building ready for then) the state iq ita entirety, with all ita duce. Is it not fair that the general and that golf links and the horse shoe multiplicity o f advantages and op­ public should stand this expense? 'grounds.. portunities, its groves nnd gardens, The public will be benefited far ■ o----------- and diversified fnrming; its' mines more than the papers. One publisher Cox beat Harding, to it by visiting nnd manufactures; its crystal lnkcs from a South Florida county told how Washington this week while Warren and 8andy beaches where the waters a $-1,500 tractor,, bought by his coun­ was fishjng in Florida, ,nrc nlways warm* under a tropical ty and which did not seem to be dor ----------- -o ------------i sun; its forests o f palm and pine and ing much road work, wns found at Tourists want nmusements of all cypress; its flowing rivers, nnd above work in the big ornitge grove of a kinds nnd they usually remain in the nil its incomparable climate where .county officer. - Futhcrmore a bill for place where they have these amusethe rains of winter promote vegeta- repairs of $1,500 more wns found ments. tion, anti those of summer temper charged to the county. True, the ECONOMY IN THE STATE'S BUSI­ the heat of the summer sun, anij.clnlm was made, that the officer was Fishing is better in Sanford than NESS make life one long period of enjoy- leasing the trnctop for $500 a year, nny other part of the state and the but no record of it could be found on ment nnd comfort. visitors are mnking great .catches The Florida legislature will meet in It is no time for the display o f sec* the minutes till long after the inci­ every day, but they also like other April. It will be an important sestionn! envies or local jealousies, no dent, it is stated. Would not publicity forms of amusements. slon—one requiring the best thought time to exploit one'siction pver an­ in connection with this ense have ------------ o----- - -..... nnd effort of every senator and repreother. The visiting editors must see been salutary ? It is rumored that the Rod and Gun sentativc, for many intricate problems It is not alone in preventing or .ex­ it all, the whole state must co-oporClub hns purchased three acres of will Ik* presented which must he worknte in their entertainment and lenve posing such eases that such a law land on the Fitts and Wilson plnccs cd out in a way thnt will insure the it to their individual judgments to dis- "hwdd ° f value. Just as a matter on Union avenue nnd running back to continued progress of the state with- criminate as they see fit, nr their ininformation the tax paying public the lukefront for timt new dub hiwsc out adding to the tax burdens of the clinntions prompt. Some will prefer ls ,n<l,l'‘d to know where its motley and boat basin. people. one section, and some another. Some "h en it sees the bills it will ------------ o-----------The growth of Florida makes it will choose the diversified farming of ■ 1 * ^ ^ “ o w e closely and Jacksonville has a hunch of people necessary to provide large appropriNorthnnd West Florida, others will such a law would in time be a money who beljeve in tarring aqd feathering ations for the maintenance and inl­ see more charm in the roiling hills saver, ^he Highlander believes it and they have tried it on at least; provcnignt of the several state nistipass.—Luke Wales High­ nnd nourishing citrus groves of the -should i three different people "in the past' tntions and pave the way for greater lander. Central regions, while others may lie month. The acting mayor of Jack- progress, but some method must be sonville yesterday called a mass meet- found by which this can be done with- more attracted by the celery nnd let­ HERE'S TO NEW SMYRNA ing asking for more law and order. out adding to the already heavy bur­ tuce fields of Sanford, the potato "patches" of Hastings of the vast dens of the property owner?*. We love a booster and regardless strawberry beds of Plant City, All Sanford needs fifty new houses now. How? of w'here he may have hi* habitat we Ity careful research by competent will find something that especially It is mire and certain that they will expect to toss him a bouquet when be built before another season but wt* joint committees and the lopping o ff appeals to them if properly present­ we learn of his doings. Such n man new! them now nnd if we could only of every unnecessary ex|>ense in the ed We shall fail in our duty if we do not send them uwny with the firm seems to have struck New Smyrna build them in the next ninety days conduct of the state's affairs— and conviction in their minds thnt Florida nnd put new life into the boosters there are several. they would Ik* sold to tourists before is the one state in the Union that of. who had lost hope and made boosters There must in* economy all down they go hack north in the spring. th. ,j„e_not niggardliness, not a cut fers more advantages nnd opportuni- out of those who bad never felt the ------------ o----------— in anything that stands for progress Jties than any other. If we are sue- thjdll of lining something for their Roy D. Smith ns he takes his posi. . . , . cessfu! in doing that they will write town lie goes by the name of Jack tion before the $15,000 Royal Scotch ‘kvelopment, »«** Mr.et business. like economy in places Unit will not to their home papers of the joys of Cavendish nnd since he hns taken up Highlanders band at Kola Park this their trip, nnd Florida will get many with New Smyrnn they have started and inspection branches. afternoon, as lie lifts tile baton, he Too many inspectors by far are millions of dollars worth of the best a golf links, severnl new hotel projwill become the cynosure of 10,000 ects, have organized some kind of asI traveling at our statu system as at kind of publicity. eyes.— Orlando gentincl. It was no easy task to secure" the sedation to build fifty new bungalows, present organized, too much waste of Gee, we would hate to be Roy with time nail too little accomplishment, 1921 meeting for Florida, and reflects a new Masonic building of three all that cynosure on him. too many persons on the pay roll for great credit <>n those who succeeded stories, a new store building and ------------ o-----------the amount of work done, and hereto­ in putting it over, against severe com­ apartment house* nnd so many other The state of Texas wants to pass a fore, too much of a tendency to add petition. New Orleans wanted the enterprises that it seems like n fairy bill allowing the state to loan,money others to pay political debts. meeting ami offered the editors a tour tnlo to hear about it nnd better still to people who want tp build homes. The legislature should, among its through Louisiana nnd Mississippi, to go over there nnd see the netunl The state of Florida will have to do first acts, lop o ff a lot of dead tim­ followed by n free steamer trip to buildings in process of construction. something of this kind if the people ber and prune down the force to an Cubn and the West Indian Islands. Their idea of giving away a $7000 here ever get accommodations ibis efficient working organization. Salt Lake Citv had made a bid for the bungalow, all furnished nnd ready for year. It is too bad thnt something big We have entirely too many boards, L922 meeting and offers to raise half occupancy to the person who writes cannot be sturled here at once that bureaus and inspection branches.. a million dollars for entertainment. an essay on "W hy yon should build would give this city more homes of Too many inspectors by far are \ three days' business meeting will nnd own your own home,” deserves the sort that the people want. traveling at state expense; too many be held ill St. Augustine, ami Unit special mention not only in this paper --------- —o-----------of them are covering the same city will be made the headquarters for hut nil of the lesser lights such ns the Old Winter is here again just to fields that some other inspector for art automobile trip through the state. Saturday Evening Post, the Country make us appreciate those spring like [some other department has jusi cov­ The principal sections will be visited Ehim Peeler, Colliers Distress anil •days and just to remind our northern ered. on this trip and all*will be nsked, ns other magazines of note thnt have visitors that it is way down below It frequently .happens now that many o f them already have been, to been so nnxious to strafe the South zero in the north nnd while they may four, five’ or more state inspectors contribute toward the expense which nnd especially Florida. This “ Jack kick on the cold here they should also may Ik* seen on the same train, go­ will lie heavy, but it will be money the Ginnt Killer” hns done some­ realize thnt when it is cold here it is ing to the Bante town, eneh to make well spent. The responses so far hnve thing—yea, verily—the man who took freezing up there. And thgn we need some inspection that •will require very been hearty and enthusiastic, for ev­ up with New Smyrnn nnd put over a little cold now and then even in little time and of such a simple nuerybody realizes thnt such an oppor­ the things thnt he nnd all /,f those Florida." It makes celery better ,and turc that one of the inspectors could tunity will not come every day, nor other boosters hnve put over and are makes business better, and puts pep easily make all o f the inspections and into the system. putting oyer deserve mention even in every year.— Tnmpa Times. report to the several .departments. the Volusia county papers. They now -o The Times-Union sipeerely hopes Now thnt Sanford has prepared a The editor of the Herald has always have their own utility plants which thut the legislature will work out fine auto camp it ia up to the campers some system providing for only onc|!ref n «n advocating what" he 11« the greatest thing a city can have, to take their places there, to fix it up, hcV' ^ f hetwaB “ hnvo cvoIvcd B° T ° P' an " h° nhy to keep it clean and see that every Inspection force, reducing the sum- candidate for the legislature he nu- they raise money either through thc ber of inspectors and requiring the camper does his part in keeping it vocated n local option measure for local banks or otherwise for building clean. This new camp is an ideal lo­ inspection corps to report to the sev­ cattle in .Seminole county that would bungalows and are- building eighteen cation and with the help of the city eral departments on the question of have solved the question for all time now nnd hnve contracted for fifty officials and the citizens generally it belonging to each department, which but the cattlemen would not listen to more— count them—they hnve built n can be made one of the best in the can be done efficiently and well with­ it. Wc told them then that they would golf links, they arc after free toll state. And there should be n ynited out overworking the inspectors nnd be sorry for not getting such n bill bridges and especially one at Osteen action in keeping it the best on the the saving to the state in railroad fare passed an<^ they are. Now they are ferry, they nrc after the winter and and hotel bills would be great. part of the citizens of Sanford and the up ngainst the cold hard fnct that summer business, nnd by the great From the tone of his inaugural ad­ campers. the state of Florida is liable to pass a horn spoon, Sanford pedple will help dress and from our personal know­ ------------ o-----------law prohibiting cattle from running them get it and last but not least wc Tia well for brothers— especially ledge of the man, we are confident at large anywhere. We still believe want to give three cheers for Jack .brothers in the newspaper business— that Governor Hardee will be foftnd that Seminole county should have the and Mrs. Jack aod“tJoe Brann and all to dwell together in unity. *Recently ready and willing to co-operate with local option law. [We still believo that those pther boosters who hi\ve been the legislature in its'labors in work­ the Lakelnad Star wns burned out and in thc vegetable growing section the doing things this winter. ing out some system for economy and at once every shop in Lakeland was cattle should be barred out effectual­ ------------ o------------thrown open to Editor Bloom for in every movement looking to the ly. We still believe that in other Lumber is coming down, labor welfnre of Florida nnd its people. Wo printing his paper. He. accepted the partH of the county, whore there ore is coming down nnd everything thnt are cqunlly confident thnt the sena­ offer of llrtrry Brown to use tjie no farms or groves that cattle should tors nnd representatives will give goes into tho manufacture of a house , Lakeland Telegram plant and came i>e at large, hut—the cattle owners careful thought nnd harmonious re-' is coming down although it will never out this morning all right with his would not listen to reason and now sponse to such suggestions as the rench the low level thnt it once ocpaper printed as usual. Editors ngiy they have the fight of their lives to fight each other through the news govornor may see fit to make in his even maintain their present condition. cufvied. To our mind this is the time to build if you ever expect to build *' column but they arc usually about as message. Well, It was ever thus. When you arc This is to be a business administra­ and this is thc town in which to close in their friendship as any oth­ trying to do Ihe right thing you are tion nnd wc believe the legislature build. Sanford' presents more oppor­ er line o f ' business nnd more so if always misunderstood and after you will do its part toward making the tunities for the Investor than afiy oth­ anything. Wc congratulate Brother are dead nad gone they put flowers on labors of Governor Hardee as light er city In Florida. Build now. Bloom upon being able t o ‘ keep his your grave. We should worry as long and pleasant aa possible, thus insur­ ---------------------excellent paper blooming. as we are living. ing an administration that may be TIRES AT CUT PRICES. Any * ---------------- o— --------pointed to with pride by all of thc -B. & O. Mosize in fabrics and cords.Uneasy la the head that wears one - That library building idea is a good 2 4-1tc tor Co. • of Mr. Wilson’s appointments. one. Sanford needs a library build- people.—Times-Union. R. 3. HOLLY .................... Frcikltnt Did Editor X , 3. LILLARD.......... .. B*<r*t*rjr tad T m i u n r H, A. N E E L .................... ......... O w t n l K u i ( « i THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY it would add much to the beauty of the park and add much to the comfort and education of our people ond'aiso add greatly to the convenience and amusement of our visitors. There arc ninny people who would want nothing better than to spend an entire nfternoon in the library building reading nnd if we hod the right sort o f build­ ing it would be n great attraction to our city in many ways. We hope the committee will get busy and will get the glad hnnd from every one of our citizens. -------------0------------E. A. Douglass nnd Roy Symes started something when they took over the Pico Block and put it in first class shnpe for store rooms nnd apart­ ments. They filled a long felt want in having up-to-date store rooms for rent and in having apartments when the city needs both. They also show­ ed their faith in Sanford when they started this big building operation in the face of high prices. They also started new people coming here when they sold this block the other day to J. D. Bowman, who in turn interested other capitalists to come here nnd sold the Wclaka block again this week to F. W. Haines, a well known capi­ talist of North Carolina. This brings Mr. Haines and his family to Sanford ns citizens nnd he will invest more capital nnd help us-to’ build Sanford into n big city. Thus ngnin we say, „]| honor to Symes nnd Douglass, They builded better thnn htey knew. FOR GREATER PUBLICITY South Florida Fair The N ex t Big Event, Opens February 3rd UPSALA AND GRAPEVILI Mr. Johnson, the Sanford avillgg I TAMPA, Fla., Jan. 25.—Thursday, February 3, is the opening date o f the is stopping with Mr. and Mrs Volu . *’ annual South Florida Fair and Gas- Williams. Mrs. A. L. Campbell, Mrs. pnrilla Carnival, which will be held for a nine-day period and during Swanson and Mrs. Elmer LtmdqujJ which a record attendance not only of went calling together, on the folks Floridians, but of homescekera from the'jScttlement, Monday,' other states, is confidently expected. Ltlliam Gladwcl), accompanied Tampans are preparing to house and Westerdlck home from prayermeetis, feed the visitors at reasonable rates, and spent the night with her W^?l assigning them to homes through the nesday. Tourist Information Bureau . in the Alfred Ericson and family attend city hall. ed the service o f Dr. Convell on The number o f counties to be rep­ day aa well as the one given by ti, resented in the various exhibition Japanese missionary. f buildings, several o f which have been S o n y to hear that Mr. Ehrensper^ added since the last fair, will triple has been suffering from his old enea* that showing products last year, and the rheumatism, since Christmas 1 in addition there will be exhibits from Mrs. Westerdlck, Mrs. Beck and I*, Mexico and Canada. The Mexican ex­ cousin, Mrs. Smith and little * » } hibit, which has "already arrived in Pierre o f Ocala, were calling at tbt Tampa from Mexico City, required the home o f their Grapeville friends. erection of .a special building. Mrs. Charles Arrents called witl Under the auspices of Jtho American Mrs. Beck at the home of Mn. Poultry Association, members of August Swanson Friday. which will attend the fair from many Mrs. Volic Williams nnd Volie, Jr I stales, the greatest poultry show in were guests for a few days at the I southern history will be held. More homo o f her father, Wm, Miller new than 2,000 birds o f many breeds have Orlando, returning home Sundsy. been entered, making necessary the Mrs. At F. Westerdlck enjoyed Sat­ erection ^pf an additional poultry urday with her friends in the Advent, building twice the size of the old one. ist church in Orlando, where their The livestock exhibit will also be large and varied in character, as will Sabbath school, in company with four the exhibit o f woman’s and children's others, were invited for a one-dsy work in the handsome woman's build- convention. Another genuine surprise party wu ing. Low railroad and steamship rates, held Tupsday evening, this time it with special selling dates, will lie o f - ! the plcnsnnt home of Mr. and Sfh’ fered from all points in Florida and Volie Williams and their father, C. M. extra equipment used in transport- Williams. It was especially in re-1 mcmbrance o f the birthday of the I ing the crowds. The array o f free attractions, 15 in hostess. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Campbell | number, will be the finest yet shown nnd children hnd been invited iiTto in Florida, including daredevil avia­ take ten with thorn but they were not tion stunts, record auto racing on the looking for some forty-six mon famous half-mile track, horse raees friends to help them make merry the ami other thrilling events. occasion nnd it excited them just * The Johnny J. Jones’ Exposition bit though they soon rallied and mi& •Shows, which are featured at the them all welcome. 'Twns a bcnutifnl iarge fairs and expositions in the mooiight night for a party and the United States nnd ( anada, and which ; house was prettily lit up by decide have winter quarters at Orlando, will lights. Music added its charm, i again be a feature. number of records ns well as an ac-i The pageants o f Ye Mystic Krewe ! cordion| to tb0 pleasure of the guest) of tiaspnrilla, Nobles of the. Mystic nnd for refreshments eleven fine ctkf* .Shrine and other organisations prom-|wore 8ervcd with co)jrPe( „„ USUal. Ur .sc to be unusually brilliant, and the |thc hnppy voices wo 8re 9Ure all void same » the case w.th soc.al functions it „ grent succes8. Wc hn(, „ trcat of to be held in Tampa Bay Hotel and |aome dclic{ous cakes> sorry cou|d net American and Latin Clubs of the city .1attcnd Friday. Feb. -1. will be “ School # „ j „ There is a hunch o f young Day, and all school children of Flor,, , , ■ , .. . . , , . some older ones that denrly love goal .da w.ll be admitted to the grounds flj , in our m t,c mission chur without charge. Other special days ^ W(J are Broat‘,y . hn'ndicapped by, J ,, cranky old organ that is forever getrhursday, rch. .1, Aviation Day. , . , .. r- ■, V . , 1 I n j ting out of order. At thc iiest of Friday, heb. 4, School Day. I , K ,, , , ., , . , __j * ,, , , ,. . ’ „ ; times it is very hatd to piny. I wonder Soturdny, heb. 7, Gaspanila and I ,, , , , ... ' if our need s known nnd if there ii Press Breakfast Day. t not some one having an old squan Tuesday, Feb. 8, Governor’s Day. piano, not being used, who would like Wednesday, Feb. 9, Mexico Day. to give or lend it for the Lord s work! Thursday, Feb. 10, Shriners* Day. 1How often n good hynin braces us for Friday, Feb. 11, Children’s Day. life’s trinls nnd gives 0s courage to Saturday, Feb. 12, Tampa Day, struggle on for the right, Almost any man is able to tell when HOICK for sale at a rral bargain. he hns had too much, but thc part of 1920 model.— B. & O. Motor Co. wisdom is to know when ho haa hnd 24-ltf enough. Many shipments of fruit and ber­ . The head of the labor department ries are still being made from Hill*concedes authority to the Btnte depart- borough county. Plant City Grower! ment in the O Callaghan case, and Association is co-operating with thi the lord mayor of Cork will have to stnte Marketing Bureau in sellinf go back to Ireland. But he has prob- berries. nbly accomplished whnt he came for. ---------- —— -------You can get a bound copy of the GGG is a prescription for Colds, revised statutes o f Florida for Fever and LaGrippc. It’s Ihe It isn’t the statutes but the interpwmoHt speedy remedy we know, tation of them that gives most p«P1( 17-13tc trouble. Farm s, Homes, Groves, Lots 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 p e / s o n — that person whose eyes are turned backward— The fellow who, has VISION will agree with me now— the other later. “SPURLING’S .SUBDIVISION” tion— lots are being sold right along and building in this section Is such as to gladden the heart of those who have the good of Sanford at heart. J .E . "77ie Man Who Sella Dirt r of Page -A . ir /J - -. r- ** * * ^ , i , �.., , .. fI / ^ r h W **•+rf§g^^*X£jt -^_%Vrr^ :: ' . . * !* _^ T l J ls i^ A j% -j _^>f-JS3B^TT£**JL?* " -.1-1- -‘ -i_ - ' , >;g* ' ^ ~~~~T E ^L^~** 1 ^^ . -’ ■> " ■ '• uaiih' ; i " -.------------------------------- '■>;— ■— ••; ’X i j ? *- - —i*- --~*T- •' * ••' ■•■•■ ---------▼----------------- ■ • "— ....... “ • ■ ---------- ' .B • -» ', '* - »“-..'— : I * Ti ' * ' ’, —V. ' •' :r^_-~ ' , , ■- ^ ? THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1921 BORAH AGAINST HOLDING UP ARRANGEMENT OF DISARMING DISAGREES WITH SEN. ROOT SOUTHERN TARIFF BOOT GATHERS IN ATLANTA THURS. WILL DISCUSS THE NEEDS DIFFERENT SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES ENERGIZER OFFICE MOVED *7* f FEDERAL REGULATION ON MEAT PACKERS PASSES IN SENATE AFTER LONG FIGHT L. C. Cameron wnnts to inform nil his patrons, new .and old, that the Energizer office hns been moved from the National Bank building to 1020 ■jEast Second street. Phone 181. Ap-j ! polntment only. ThiB move was made OF necessary because no suitable toFation DEMOCRATS ARE ALMOST SOLID could ho found in the business portion FOR MEASURE T n A T CON­ of the city. TROLS PACKERS POWERS Charter is Granted for Clermont Bank CLERMONT, Jan. 27,— Charter pa­ ATLANTA, Jan. 24.— Delegates c w s d e l a y w i l l k i l l W eather and Crop Woman 109 years old had a birthday WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.— By a pers were received recently from the from throughout, the South represent­ party in South Carolina Thursday. margin o f thirteen votes, tho senate ‘ ['LANS FOR IMPORTANT Conditions in U. S. comptroller at Washington, D. ing every line of southern productive Maybe if wc wait until we are 109 Into yesterday passed the long fought MEASURE v C., for operation of tho First Nation­ State o f Florida industry, will gather at Atlanta on years old somebody will give us a Thursday,'January 27th, for the open­ birthday party. The following repprt is for the ing of the second Southern Tariff week ending January 25th: Congress,, which lasts through Janu­ IH C taC tflT COUET. s e v e n t h Temperature: The temperature ary 29th. CIRCUIT, STATE OF IXOHIDA, CQTOt. TV o r SEMINOLE.— IM CHAM CERT BUT averaged from 4 to 6 degrees above MIGHT DELAY PtlOGRAM The congress has been called for the seasonal in the northern nnd cen­ PEOPLE WILL DE­ FOR PARTITION the purpose of discussing tariff on M in a r e t WBILL . Hunter. a widow. tral divisions; it was nbout normal in MAND IT southern products and, while no set the south. . Hunter, el i t . program hns been devised, every lino Kanbatli WQEDEB OF PUBLICATION Precipitation: The rainfall was gen­ To: Mirj H **l|« Ollrer »n<t P, W. Olleef, her WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.— A sug­ of. industry will be allowed to present huahand, Helen Jehu Rhode# in<] Mitchell erally deficient, an entire absence of gestion of EHhu Root, former aecro■ Its reasons for a tariff, scheduled and th-utt Hhodra. Iter huetnml. Merr E. widow,, Hlltwrt llunlrr and l‘e«l Hunter. "T .u w . th .t . world conference **•» “ " f th« “ "• J " "»™> resolutions will be formulated and Whttraa It leiwata from the .11111 of Com“ dicormomcnt bo d elv ed until eftcr <> "ceded loc|UI, In the plaint nie.1 herein. dillf rrrtflrd itmler will on aisn . . central and southern divisions. Low presented to the tariff committee at ■a txntided bj •h»t md. rich uf job Washington by a specially appointed ire tlafenilniU iiaoir*t III aahl Hill, end thnt the the inauguration o f l ands, as a rule, need no rain. * residence of the defend!uI*, llirjr tVelye Oltf Harding, brought a t b u ? iUt*ment| Conditjon of Cro|ls: The mi,(1 tem. committee. ,-r ac.l |\ W. outer I* Iloebeelfr, In the Stile of Nett Ynek; tint Hie reeldenee of the itrIt is expected that 2000 or more tonight front Sena r Bj Jn_ jperature, high percentage of sunshine, fendiutl. Ilev,i Jihu Uhodei ind Mllrbfll IteotI Hindu. her ItuOiind. Ii St. 1'iul, In the Slile lican of Idsho, au o P nnd absence of-rain, especially on low southern business men will be here, of MlnnmiU: that the reitdrnf* of the defend­ resolution asking e P1*8 C81 n [lands, were highly favorable for the and more than 500 club women, mem­ ant Miry IT, Sage U l-eiln*ton. In the State of Kentucky; that the reOderice of the defendant itintc negotiations look ng to a ro- Krowth of n„ truck| * tobacco beds, bers of the women’s division o f thtf I'an! Hunter la In ilri.iktju. lit the Slate of N ew York, nad that the rrelilcnce of the de­ duction of nnval building by the •strawberries, oats and rye. The plant Southern Tariff Association, are ex­ fendant tailwrt limiter la’ In Hnffalo, In the Slate of New York, and that you and each of United States, Great Britain and ing of Irish potatoes continues in the pected. yon are over tlie atfe of twenly-ta»e ye.re, and Vice-President-elect Coolldgo will tl.al Ilittv I. no Iiereoll lit the Stale of Flori­ Japan. northern division, fyut the bulk of the da •rrtli'e of anlsewna upon whom would hind "Dclny is one of the methods pccu crop is in the ground. A 'few farmers address the’ Congress. ji.'n the .aid defendant*. HarJy ndapted to killing any program are planting oats. Plowing for corn It U therefore ordered Jhal Ji-if ih, appear to Seventeen southern governors and 0 ,1- lull Ilf ( ‘••iilptalnl herein at the Court llo u w of disarmament," snld Senator Borah, a few melons hnve been planted. The mnny state officials also arc on • the In Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, on or In-fore the Ttli day " t M irth . l!C I. the aame adding that ho regretted "exceedingly j nnd melons increased during the week; progrnm for speeches. John R. Kirby, lie Ind a Itnh- Hay " f Ibla Court. In default th.it Mr. Root should throw his great fjrst car |0t shipment of togintocs was president of the association, will pre­ t liie o f a ilt- rr-e pro ivilif-'.-.i w ill tie entered ain ln -l j o b and the •at.i <-»»e pnirerd ev influence ngalnst the progress that Is , nuide from the 'Southern division; side. A ml Ii l» fu rl W f onlfTf+l i 'Iih I till# w iiiw Proponents of the tariff association pulill.lied being made. , . |moderate shipments of other truck In the Hanford H e r a ld .‘ a newepaper "It may he possible,” the senator continue. Citrus fruits are being for- hold thnt ever}' lin e'of southern in­ puhllihnl it Sauf-iril In Senitimle County. Flori­ da, once . week for four t->!i»et u r tle week*. said, "and I presumo it in probable |warded in larger quantities. Rain is dustry should be protected by a tariff W llnrea the haml amt .ra t o f K. A. Duualam, o f the ( ’ ln u ll Court o f Seminole County, that they can stop the passage of this needed locally In the central and the but this is the first time that a defin­ 4'|erk Florida, ltd* the CTlh day o f January, A, It. r e s o lu t io n , Jjut they enn not stop the southern divisions. The sunshine was ite step has been taken to obtain such HUI. (S E A L ) K, A . l u l l'd I.A SS. ample during the week. Frost during protection. clerk t'lri'u li court. movement." A It It 11KJKM. Mr. Root’s suggestion was contained the last day o f the previous Week did It hns been pointed out thnt there IlUIttNSUN Sol lettnra tor Complalnaql, Cl file in a letter read today before the house some local damage to truck in central are n number of lines of southern IN CIR CUIT COUKT. SEVENTH JUDICIAL naval committee by Chairman Hutlcr. and southern localities. products on which there is no tariff CIRCUIT, STATE O F FLORIDA, COUNTY OF SEMINOLE.— IN CHANCERY. at nil. Among these nrc southern He s a id '‘lie felt strongly" that steps mineral industries, tnlc industries, jh'iuM bo taken promptly after the Southern Baptists HILL ton TAHTITION graphite producers nnd mnny others, Miir^an’i \V *I Itltlfrf. n ntilm r. new administration is established on Add 150,000 Members These lines will hnve representatives K« liiii’ tli \V. ItUUlrl, H nl disarmament, but that the "precise O r PUM.ICATION By Baptism in Y ear ! nt the congress to present their plcns ] 'n n il [f itNOTICE m e th o d o f procedure" ought not to bo i I f * i41j I m l fug u I n l t - r m l titu la r I l i't r t l I I l n u r i i ji i d lir t t * 1" s t « l t'» I In 1 Ih k' --------for tariff protection. d e t e r m in e d until M r Harding nnd his ilF ^ f r llw il 'f t t i l l> . III M*’in 11HI Iisecretary of state have had an oppor­ NASHVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 27.— . Some of tho other lines which are I Himij , I'ltirMti, lit-wlf- l>»l Numln'r 1, I imi l, Tinrtutfil|t 1?* Mniig** 3D I'nsi, tu n it y to inform themselves nnd reach More than one hundred nnd fifty thmi- to be represented nrc; Southern zinc It fltt* jilts Ilf i I'tiiji 1a I n I h r r r c o n c lu s io n s ns to which way affords siiiitl new members were received in- i producers, sulphur industry of Louis- In flla’.l a tn l < lu h t r r l f l n l iu n lr ‘ 1 «*alli n * [if«> 41'tfit I II la tv , l l m l M fhi* s - 'l l r f o f iL f* *i,«ln to white Baptist churches in th e ' iann nnd Texas, southern iron and 111tftlli n fits %1 n f c u l i 't \V I i u n i f t , I tint I lifts* I * a best prospect of succchb." l-vr-m. or nr** liiti*rri*il f ‘iiiH l« it «* nNivr* The question of total or partial dis­ South by baptism alone during 1920,! steel industry, cok coven by-products, tlfw rr Slant tiam **, *»r lia tiif ii S I*" vi ii t o (In * c iin ip la l iia n t . armament should not be discussed by it was reported by the conservation southern glnss concerns, producers of iitiliim It fl..*fi*to n * u f il f M n l llu it n il [.rtrllfi* f l a i m the United States with other nations committee of the Baptist $7f),0U0,000 ferro-nlloys, asbestos, mica, potash, [ In c a n S n t r t m t In nllit t<» tt»f m N o f i S w i t l m l .................lanlt-ff MoiplltJ, 1111 '' flic ...... pending a change of administration campaign, in semi-annual session here pypsum and other infant southern im ! ilsi i .-[.tii iliU V I" l t d jin’ ■ant*- U-llig A 11Till* I >d) Manli Ith, Mr. Root, who helped the (today, while th cash collect ions on mineral products, livestock dealers, iif |ill* I Ultt l It I* furili**t iTtiliin l . 11**fI Tills* ivinternational court of arbitration un­ subscriptions to the forward move­ allied manufacturing of all southern ll-Ltil it. Hi** >4 *ii f*'t *1 llrfs L I, ii 01*11, simiN-r |*uti hi siauf.irkj .^mjjjoli* ( titifit). Flmlcla, der the league of nations, declared to­ ment of the denomination have reach­ states and many others. *i* a tfi-fk fur lMs*h«* *vhi ***♦'!111 %i* wiM'li* . ed the sum of ?10,851,100.68, it was Delegates from 'chambers of com ­ •»tHWlfri**M day in his letter. It *• la ml mill ***a| of It A I ^ h ik U m reported. , merce of principal cities of the south I r k .f I mill « If'-Hli I "mlf I f.if 1 have yolir letter of January ask­ I'lrmtijr, rOftiilA, mI lln* I ‘*i4trl « i K«t»An effort tofpush the collection of have been invited to attend. (wnl, F‘ lm|*U, i jkja tin* 2'Tlhi iU ; o f J u n ia r j, ,\ ing an opinion to aid your committee l» . 11*21. i nconsidering an estimate for addi­ the campaign subscriptions through­ IM K A l.i R A. IH IIU L A K M , out the South wil be mdac during the i jprk 4‘lrru il i *>mi tional ships of war requiring for their ItOUl NSII.S A. llltllM il.H months of Murch nnd April, it is said. S j IIc llora for 4 o n y »U lii«n l. l.lfc completion the sum o f $107,177,000. Dr. J. F. Love, o f Richmond, Vu., “ I do not feel like hazarding an IN C I R C l h T COURT. SEVENTH JUDICIAL secretary of the foreign mission board, CIRCLf lr, STATE OF FLORIDA. COUNMrs. Hyde of Raleigh, N. C., is opinion as to what reply other gov­ TY OF SEMINOLE— IN CHANCERY. reported that Southern Baptists had visiting her brother, B. G. Smith, this ernments might make to a suggestion contributed through that board $147,IHLL FOR PA RTITION ‘ week. fro nour government for the appoint­ 281.20 ni cash during the past month The Thompson Amusement Com­ Matgni'-l NV Himl«"» a » hl*m ment uf representatives to meet for to the relief of the needy families of pany gave a if entertainment nt the lv<*111*1*Ml VV II unir*r. rI a,I . the purpose of discussing the ques­ Cl OF PUHI.IOATION eastern Europe and China, while the Ovefdo school house Friday night for 1u Hu) al NOT! llutiii r tion of total or partial disarmament. \Vht*rT*4« ll u|i|N*arii fitmi Hit* toil uf l%mi Baptist women of the South have con­ the benefit of the Women's Club. The plaint f l N ticrrlli "1 feel strongly tho steps should bo fi'ffllzMl l»in|rf ufllti n» tributed six carloads of first-class tty law , ttin9 JPU i f f n ilnfrrwUtit immhearty applause of the large audience, prmi<Ir<| Jaken promptly after tho new admin­ clothing valued at $100,000, to the r»l In m LI lllll, that jo u r rt-«lih*mv U uu aft* *ut*-f |tt# *gi* uf (irftM wns sufficient proof of the fnct that tttiuwu mill that istration is established to bring about needy families of Hungary. amt that Itierr la imi |irranfl In ‘Hit* the gifted nrtists were appreciated. Ml1a in* uf liiiiiila (H-rtlt'p t*f ptiti|Hinia ntioa vt litutj a general agreement on thnt question, j «mi. the Ittijttl Itun if f Their music nnd impersonations being wi<llu1tilla Mini it is plainly impracticable to ac­ lliffffi»f** iintrrf<| lh*l jmi <|n apjifar f<* T R Y OUT TO nbove the average,. Oveido people feel Mie 1011 i»f I 'tnt>pI■IIII flW^l jifrelii ql Mu* 4'ifurl complish this before the change of ad­ llmiu* |n HiMifiAril, Svmlfmle T'urtnlj, I'jiirlila, <m *fa<rt* llo m la ). U»f til* ilu.t « f April, IU2I. ministration. PAPER BO XES thnt they hnve had a rare trent in *I<Inr*Unan if !<rit*£ h nilr <lftj *«f thin 4'<»rirt . In i!t* hearing Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. I'hi- precise method of procedure fmitl Miffltif H il«-<in* pm KhilrMf u III Imi r ii The representative of n big rhilaMr. Quigley left Tuesday for Or­ trml aLra lti*I >fill aml flu* inM r Ai*»e pririqql through which the attempt should be i*i pa rtf. \mj ll In fiirttivr Itiat tl<l« ixilit •> Immake I think ought to be determined delphia concern that makes 500 tons lando and Haines City. |iiiti||<Utf*| jri flu* Hatifufil H rtaM , a nfHKpupvi of heavy pulp board daily has a rep­ Miss Lulu LaFils returned Wedafter, and not before, Mr. Harding pul/linhnl a! Nntifnnl In H**rulm<|e» ( ‘iftllitj, j ‘ li*rl a nerk f<<v fljflil m iw i iilln* ttrrLa and his secretary of state have hod resentative in Florida who is studying' nesdny to Geneva nfter spending sev- lU,\\nine lliu-a* it*** liarnt ami M*a| uf R, A. an opportunity to inform themselves the possibilities of using this type o f , lirn| wet,ks with her aunt, Mrs. L. A. Clerk uf flii* l l r t nil: C*airt uf HflutiMijf Cmui tjr. FimfitA. tMn the I *Mi il Hij **f Jautiarj, A„ If,, and to reach- conclusions na to the n box for citrus fruit containers. His Sheldon. IU2I. II. ^ . iMil tll.ASS. Th0 Ladies’ Aid Society of tho ■ (HE.M.I way which utfords the best prospect demonstrations prove the box to be I 'l f t t F lr n ilt C ourt. of success. Action on your part based an exceedingly strong one, nnd his Methodist Church served dinner down IIOIIINNON A ItllllXiEN. SoH iitun for Cotii|>talnai)l. Zl tile upon any opinion which you can form argument is that fruit packed in two j own Wednesday, IN CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL to thre dozen lota would find ready Mni. C. L. Wert, Mrs. Mary Wert, new hr to the best method o f proced­ CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA.— IN CHANCERY. ure might prove to be just tho wrong snlo with fancy fruit houses who could Mrs. II. II. McCall nnd Miss Ethel II. W. H ag-, Com|ilaluaut. thing and might crcato obstacles to mnkc a specialty of selling by the box Taylor spent Tuesdny In Orlando. **, I■ direct to tho consumer. So much Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Argo spent Inst Clara ilootVjatnl lo-r lm.!>aiul, A. II. Moon, |<rsuccess instead of helping, it along. /oioism a, FORECLOSURE—CITATION “ The subject is' especially difficult faith has he in the idea thnt if he week at the Prairie fishing. Ml Util i; AND II EH III Nil AND, A. C, -A. Brannon hns returned to tho Tt) CLAIIA Ii. HOOHE, because of tho disturbed condition of entries out his plans he will buy about Van Meier. Dallai Couttljr, Stale o f Iowa. Eastern Europo and it is difficult be­ five cars of fruit and have it handled Oveido branch of the S. A. L. ns fiagHOTICE hy one o f the exchange houses, prob­ ll aj.,tearln* from uu affltlatlt o f Saljelle mnn. cause too mnny nations hnvo special Maluri. Iliat l.e Ii ilt o fu -j itol milt lti>f for II. ably nt Florence Villa. He will use Dr. nnd Mrs. T. G.^Simmons re­ W. llarr. Hie roui|il|lt»at,t In Hie ileire it j ln| auprehensions of danger ngalnst turned Friday from Jacksonville, n n ie , anil Uial f u f a m l eacU o f jttn are ri-atwhich they wish to guard. The new prc-coolod fruit- only. tlenti or n atate otl.Vr Uiatt tlie State of Asked if this firm could mako a where they had spent tho week. Dr. ila. Uial IKere la ik> |wr*o« wlltiln ILe Hlite o( administration will soon learn what Is rimhla, urrrli-e o f a autipurna 0|im whom wuntil box as large as tho present wooden Simmons going ns a delegate to the Wtnl job . or either of JOB, and a hill o f nolo the best way to deal with these diffi­ (ilalnl hallux (wen herrlu flln l affalnit J-irtl. It culties. It may that they can not box, ho stated thnt it would bo possi­ Grand Lodge of Royal Arch Masons. ia hrrehj urderrd that Jon and earti.of jo u i [> Tho stockholders of tho Bank of |>rar to Ilia hill of eoui|dalnt fllrd herein agalnel all he dtnlt with In tho same way or ble, but that It would have to be job In the ahore eiillllrtl eauae, un the Tilt daj Oviedo held their annual meeting on uf made o f heavier board than that used Marrh, A.’ D. 1HZI. the eatne twin* a rule hy the same process. dijr uf 111la Court, and the Nnufiml lleritd la In tho box he contemplates making Tucsdn ycvenlng at the bank. "I think this expresses my view as herrlij ilraliuatrvl ia the newa|>a|wr In whirl] nuttre ahall I* |.uhi Iailed oner a Week for fully ns i could do it if I were to go his experiments* with, but that it ■* The first "results" o f tho carnival Ibla r u n w u tlt# weeka. ; would cost no more, perhaps loss. hns developed in a case o f chicken four Wllueea in / hand and official seal o f o ff h e to Washington and appear before your Sanford. Seminole Coiintjr, Fkirhla. Ihla the However, no bulge pack could be used, pox. J. B. Jones, Jr., being the un­ at committee." 331b da j o f Januarj, A. D. HKII. ISKAI.I E. A . IHHTILAIVI. It would have to be absolutely fiat as fortunate victim. Wc are glad to say Clerk C lm ill IMort, the cover Is glued on and that he that J. B. is not very sick and hopes Seminole fo u n t ? . Fla. SCIIKI.I.K MAINES. would not recommend Its use for any­ to be. out again soon. Fletcher Thinking . Sidh-llor toe 1Coui|dalnant. 2 1 .lie of Nitrates thing but pre-coolcd fruit, though no Dr. and Mrs. Tucker of Nashville ’ NOTICE o r SFECIAL MASTER'S BALE. doubt details for making the ventil­ are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clark. Notler la hereby «lten that under and l>? elr___ _________ _ lue o f a final decree of forrehwure unite ami Mrs. S, W. Swope, Frances Swope, hub . o . i i . “ " ' ’ J' ' 1 “ .” '* " 7 1 renderml Iweemtwr 301b, 11KJH, lu a certain WASHINGTON* Jan. 26.— Senator ated box might be worked out if it iiendin* in th* circuit court of the 7th Fletcher, Democrat, Florida, today In­ were necessary and thus admit o f the Mrs./McGhee and Mrs. Coon motored came Judicial Circuit o f Florida In ahd for Seminole carrying of the ordinary commercial to Sanford Saturday. t^Kiiiiy In- O iiW Y f; w tirfrln. Nat* A diiuii la troduced a, bill asking tbe secretary Another ami V, A. H uim lfm tn 4 J. 'I'. H«*pack. We understand that if his Oveido is soon to have of agriculture to report the -amount _ Lain an* defeudan f^ —Ih* umlamljfiied. ■■ Hj^rUI merchandise store. M cSKTHe Ma«lrr in t*hautt<rj, ivltt prll In (Iri* t*l*;lirK( and °f commercial potash, nitrogen nnd pinna bring promise of success Jhat Lgeneral i j, j * ' l u , it ,* _ _ _ Imp*I M ilder fo r r o l l lu liand al piildlr aurlitui, m . n,in «,(ll tin doubt establish a Pols ton and Arfro ocing tno owners* *iiiirioi tii# legal bMira .©f *«!#» iiw ftmu phosphoric acid available for fertilized purposes and the prices as compared pulp plant in Florida for the making This will make the second store which with 1913 jo f boxes right on the ground. Any •has opened in Oveido within the last (be rollowtn* iWb M real ratale Ijlne ami The secretar ywould also be asked pl*n that will cheapen the handling year, which shows OUT little town IS An unj|,|,|e,| unehalr <l-3) lutereat IH the to fumlah suggestions fo r rellevingJof the fruit, make a bet «r eMtT • growing some. Mr. and Mrs. 'Prothman and chil­ an>’ situation which might r e s u l t [help tell the fruit at [he other end, dren spent Sunday in Chuluota. through a thorUge or prohibitive o r bring an Industry to Florida wc 1 I'urchaaer la par for deed or deed* or n a are fo r it, and to that end wish he and DODGE for aale—1919 model.'— B. IT'f****' bchrllk uainkn, hit associates every succest in their 4t 0. Motor Co. 24-ltc| W-8lo Sped*! Waaler to maarerr. endeavor.—-Florida.Grower. CANNOT STOP 1T hill for Federal rcgulatibh o f the meat al Bank here. This organisation was packers and other agencies o f the started several months ago, the stock livestock industry. hns been subscribed, and a& soon ms The vote was 46 to 33 and the leg­ fixtures can bo secured, the bank will islation, the center of bitter contro­ be opened. Temperoray quarters hare versy for a decade, now goes to tho been secured, until_ the permanent house with its supporters hopeful of building can bo completed. This is final action during the present ses­ in line, with tho other improvements sion of congress. A special rule to and developments going on in this expedite house action is to be sought. section. Hundreds o f cares in this Partisan-division in the senate was immediate vicinity have been pur­ lacking, but mdst Democrats support­ chased, 'arl being cleared and set to ed the bill, while a majority o f the Re­ groves. To relieve the great demand publicans opposed it. The party line­ for houses tho Clermont Board o f up was -eighteen Republicans and 28 Trade organized itself into a building Democrats for passage, with twenty- association, and is building houses for three Republicans and ten Democrats sale. Already two houses are being against. Jiuilt and the second and third sites All fundamental features of the are secured. legislation as presented by the agri­ culture committee as a substitute for ANOTHER MIRACLE OF THE ENERGIZBRthe original Kcnyon-Kendrick bill were restrained bv the senate. The bill would create a Federal Livestock Another seeming mjrncloihas been Commission of three members, ap- performed by the Energizer treatment pointed hy the president, to have jur- the latter being tho case of J. H. isdiction over the livestock industry? Allen o f Lonfcwood, who has been This commission would hnve power to with locomotor atnxin. Ho could not issue orders, collect and disseminate rniitc his hands or use his arms and informal inn, have nccess to packers' had grgnt difficulty in speaking. A fter hooks nnd have general supervision taking two treatments of tho Enerover packers, stockyards, commission fglzer hero ho can rniso hla arms over men nnd similar agencies. Review of his head nnd can talk much better the livestock commission’s orders nnd tho change in his condition has would he provided hy the hill, which been so noticeable among his neigh­ nlso prescribes rules for conduct of bors as to enuse them to nsk him what tho packing business and stipulations ■kind o f treatment he wns taking. The against monopoly, unfair trade prac­ Energizer office hns been moved from tices, engaging in unrelated industries the First National Bank building to and other similar acts. 1020 Union avenue or Second street. Voluntary licensing of packers also d-n-w-ltc is provided, nn attempt, hy Senator Poniererie, Democrat, Ohib, to elintiSenator Smoot should nlso uskf nate this feature, having been defeat-, that the president he restrained by ed yesterday, 43 to 34. jlaw from carrying matches. im mM M :i 3 l -1 ’ -’7i BIG BODIES BUILT FOR BUSINESS Tell us of your needs for bodies on your cars nnd we'will build them for you: Small or large delivery cars,' trucks, pleasure ears, etc. Solid bodies, wire or lattice or open bodies of any kind. Finish to suit. We fur­ nish estimate nnd sketch if re­ quired. See us before deciding. OVIEDO NOTES ! W■D'>' m f is •^ ? j Sanford Auto Body Co. ii ♦++++++*++++++++++-t-++'»'*++++'H'++++'fr«+'t'++++++'f++44**** ' AT CUT V,] MILEAGE GUARANTEE ■i ==-—X=^=:ir=a We will sell you Tires as cheap as you can buy them anywhere �1 *r . . 1 a • *-V— . ‘ "• -l- <- 1 • *1 m i , * * % : _l * * . -A- .; . « ' • » <•*, * * ; • - . := j r 1 THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28,1921 you buy it. Second: It has more than the ordinary leavening strength, therefore, you use less. Third: There arc no fail­ ures—it always makes the sweetest, most palatable o f foods. Fourth: It is used by mil­ lions o f housewives—leading domestic science teachers and cooking experts. Fifth: It is the best Baking Powder that can be produced. Was given highest B w a id a at World’s Pure Food Exposition,Chicago;Paris Exposition, Paris, France. Sixth It contains only such. Ingredients ss have been officially approved by the United States Food Authorities. v The finest quality Baking Powder—at the most economical cost “The Biggest Bargain That. Goes into the Kitchen Today." Mix plain flour with pure baking powder instead of using uncertain mixtures. Then you will know your baking* are pure and w he Irenme. flour cannot be adnlieratrd. —| cup butter; y2 cup sugar, 2 e g g s , h cu p flour, 1 level tea­ spoon Calumet Baking Powder, 3* cup chopped nuts, 1 teaspoon le m o n ju ic e . Then mix in tbs regular w«y. plain —------------------ CELERY i01UTLOOK MUCH) 01LIGHTER i ‘ CATTLE MEN OF SEMINOLE HAVE MEETING HERE rfosi Saturday • D*iiy i The catt’ c- mnn of Seminole and CROP READY TO MOVE AND THE PRICES TOOK GOOD the time t<i enforce it as th-.-ro arc so ninny thousands of arrvs of land in hi- state not fit for anything buf entt!p pasture and the fencing should come gradually as :h»- farmer* •erne into the -tate and take uj> much of th* land that i« suitable for farm­ ing. , DADE CITY, Jan. 22, ■The gramTHE CITY BEAUTIFUL ONLY mnr school o f Dade City and all like EATS 9,990 PER WEEK COMschools in Pasco county will close on PARED TO 'SAIN TS 57,000 January' 28th with a five months’ The subject of doughnuts is one term, unless some emergency meas­ that is causing much comment in the ure can be devised to further finance St. Petersburg newspapers. The it. AD the general county funds avilEvening Independent o f that - place nble have been used up, and only a has ev A gone so far as to publisH the few special tax - districts have any actual, figures, showing that a total money with which to extend their o f 4,750 dozens of doughnuts arc con­ terms. There is talk o f taking sub­ sumed in the Sunshine City weekly. scriptions among the patrons and An investigation of the doughnut con­ public spirited people of the commun­ sumption in Orlando reveals the start­ ity in an effort to provide funds with ling fact that St. Petersburg is bak- which to pay teachers for the full in gand consuming nearly 4,000 doz­ eight months' terms, and unless this ens of doughnuts more a- week than move succeeds tbe schools will dose. Orlando. Think of it, a city with a The high schools at Dade (fity, Zepnew building record for 1920 of $3,- hyrhills and Elfers will be continued 000,000, allowing its doughnut record The financial condition o f the pres­ to be eclipsed in such a mannpr by the ent board wsa inherited from former city o f St. Petersburg. An itemized table showing the num­ boards, and is the accomulation of ber o f doughnuts that the four bak­ several years. Under the old law a eries of Orlando nre baking weekly scholo board could borrow money without limit if the fund were to be Is as follows: used in paying o ff a debt, so that all Federal Bakery 500 dozens a board, had to do ivas to buy on cred .150 dozens Rock's Bakery it or make a contract to pay and thus .None O. K. Bakery. create a debt that would authorize it 175 dozens Iteed's Bakery to borrow. The :lnw of 1915 placed severe restrictions on this borrowing Total ...... ...... ....... 825 dozens A comparison fo these figures show practice, and thp cheek was so sudden that against Orlando's total of 825 as to throw the machinery out of dozens St. -Petersburg has a weekly gear. total of 4,750 dozens, a percentage in crease o f *173'per cent. HELP THE STARVING Something must be done. St. Pe­ The committee on the famine fund tersburg attributes her fine total to the large number of New England are indebted to Manager Herndon for visitors buying their doughnuts? The his kindness in furnishing a slide Inst matter must be investigated. A night. Would that every one who "doughnut day” must be set aside saw it would respond to this cry of awful. tvhen every family will pledge, them­ the starving. The report selves to buy a dozen doughnuts. 15,000,000 in direst need in Northeast Think whut might happen if Sanford China; 8,u00,000 facing immediate should decide to investigate her starvation. People selling their chil­ doughnut consumption.—Orlando Sen­ dren for one dollar! Wild-eyed tiioiliors with shriveled breasts are throw­ tinel. Those figures are small compared to ing their babies into wells. People are eating leave-, thistles, Sanford, We went oul back of the Sanford bakeries the other day and corn cobs. The wolf is at their found out they were baking more than throats. Our people must do their best and 5,000 doughnuts a week.. The reason we know this is because we found the do it QUICK' It will be n-hard heart holes that had town cut front the thjit will not respond to a cry like this. Whn*o hath this world's goods and doughnut* and thrown into the alley sci-th his brother h;is need and shutteth up his compassion from him, how dwelleth the love of God in him ?— 1 John 111-17. The pastors of the city will receive Reautiful in every «.i- thv any funds for this sacred anil appeal­ rccpptiun given Friday afternoon by ing object. “ Give and it shall be giv­ Mrc A, K. Douglass and Mrs. Guo. en unto you.” —Contributed. Fox in honor of their three Histera who ar*' their, guests, Mrs. .Charles KET< HI M IS ELECTED I.effler and Mr-. L AMa-rt Jones of GRAND MASTER OF THE Miami and Mrs. H. Gilmore Clifton of MASONIC GRAND LODGE Jacksonville. The reception was given til the at­ ' ’ , , ■ 1 . J A « K.-uN \ Il.IIF, Jar 2J Offl- tractive home of Mrs Fo* on Park what were expected. lii\ -r- -ir>- of ., , . . ' U1 . . . . ers f i r the Grand I.odk’ e, tree and avenue. The lower Four was opened fering from ?- OCI to f. ••. h and . . , , .. . ,. , y i v • Accepted Maxims of Honda, which ensuite and was most beaut Dully dec­ the celery that has been shipped to , ' . . . . . , ... the northern markets has brought hc,J UTl™ ? e,ecUon htrt-’ ,ast -n,* ht' orated with an abundance of pink rosei; and ferns.. ^oni $3.G5 to $1.00. These prices will nr“- ns follo" 8: At the door Miss Martha Fox welnet the grower from fifty to seventyCh" rlcs U Ketchum. Key Uest. copied the guests and two dear little five cents per crate. Considering the ^ran< rnn5^fr girls in fluffy white, little Misses Vir­ conditions as they existed a month Ijimnr G rnr,pr' Mn^°' ginia McDaniels and Helen Douglas, ago these are high (trices. grand innster. The lettuce crop is nearly gone, onJ,,hn L Hal1' J»^sonvillc. senior received the cards. Receiving were: Mrs. Douglass in ly a few rrmre i ars will h»- ship(ied this L'rn.r,‘l warden. season. The pries on lettuce haw / T TmW, Pensacola, junior a gowii of grey satin; Mrs, l.effler in Muck lace, Mrs. Fox jn flesh organdie, not been excejttionaJ, yet there has t-'rand warden. trimmed in "blue; Mrs. Clifton, in a been some good prices realized. So ” pnr>' Robinson, Jacksohville. gown of peach-blow taffeta nml Mrs. far this year 109. cars of lettuce were treasurer. Jones, in a gown of orange, tule. shipped. Tljis is not us mafiy as last Wilber P. Webster, Jacksonville, Assisting in earing for the guests season but is making a good show- TTand secretary, ing, ' Wilber Page Webster was re-elected were: Sirs. \V. E.-Watson, Mrs. G, The quality of the celery and other grand secretary. He Is entering upon D. Bishop, .Mrs. W. L. Morgan, Mrs. vegetable crops this season is uqsur- his twenty-fifth year at that post and Claude Herndon, Mrs. E. F. Roymilpassed and the buyers who are here received the congratulations of all lnt, Mrs. Allen Jones and Mrs. I). L. , are predicting that it will do more to members of the grand lodge upon his Thrasher. The dining room was beautiful, establish a fancy grade and pack than |long and continued success. Sir. Robany ohter year’s crop. inson has served forty-four years as great howls of pink dtmibia were plac­ The movement of oranges and treasurer, nnd Marcus Endel passed ed about while the table was centered grapefruit continues as well a s’ can his forty-sixth year ns n past grand with n low bowl of dombia and fern, and streamers of tule were fastened be expected. With 801 cars of grape- master. fruit rolling and -180 cars of oranges The new grand officers were duly to the chandelier and the corners of the table. moving the indications are that there installed at the nfternoon session, For the first hour Mrs. Deane Tur­ is still some demand for thu balls of The annual oration was delivered ner and Mrs. E. D. Mobley poured. juice. Despite the calamity howlers at the morning session by Grand They were relieved for the second there rae only n few cases on record Orator Lincoln Hulley of DcI-and, hour by Mrs. R. C. Keen and Mrs, where the shippers have not realized president of Stetson University, Morris Spencer. Assisting in the a profit on their shipment. This is al­ dining room were: Mrs. C. R. Kirtways a dull season for citrusrruits lcy, Miss, Bowler, Mrs. N. 0 . Garner, but the depression in the citrus mar­ Mrs. Braxton Perkins, Mrs. M. S. ket now does not mean that the grove Wiggins, Mrs. Ralph Wight, Miss owners will have to take a loss for Esther Wilson, Mrs. Vance Douglass, their crop because with the coming of Miss Annette Walker and Miss Weeks. spring the markets will become more Delightful music was furnished all active mad the profits then will offset through the afternoon by an orchesany loss that may be sustained now. January 1 to and including January More than two hundred guests call­ 17 the following fruit and vegetable ed between the hours of 3:30 and movements were recorded in this county. Grapefruit, 801 cars; orang­ es, 480 cars; lettuce, 409 cars; celery. If you are troubled with pain* or 53 cars; peppers, 30 cars; cabbage, 15 aches; feel tired; have headache, Infant Daughter Dies cars; cauliflower, 4 cars, and mixed indigestion, in s o m n ia ; pain ful cars, 7, making a total of 1802 cars. passage of urine, you wiU find (From Tuesday’s Daily). — Bradentown Journal. relief b y regularly taking* The many friends o f Mr. nnd Mrfl. Wallace Wheeler extend their sym­ The house of representatives will not be enlarged. This is good news. pathy to them in the death of their It Is too Urge now for the efficient infant daughter wlio died Sunday. and speedy transaction o'f the nation's I A I * N lJ I I N The funeral services occurred from business. Tbe world's standard remedy for kidney, the home on Union avenue yesterday U v«, btsddsr .and uric add trouble* nod afternoon at four o'clock, Dr. Brown­ National Ramede of Holland alrxca 1604. The men who thinks and is illent lee o f the Presbyterian church, o ffic­ Thru* aiif*, all druggists. Ouannt**d. usually has more friends than the one Uek lee i t M a * C«U lU a l m erwg iating, interment being made In Laluv ta n r cemetery. a a m a fa e if . who speaks and thinks afterward. DONT The Evening Bridge Club met Fri­ day evening ns the guests of Judge and Mrs F. F Housholder fj>r dinner and bridge. Roses and ferns were used most effectively and beautifully for decorations{ A most delicious dinner wlis served nt 7:30 after which bridge was played at three tables. Mrs. E. F. RoumillM winning the ladies’ prize fur high score, a box of Cody’s powder; Mrs. R. A. Newman, winning the gentle­ man's prize, two packages of playing cards. The members are: Mr. and .Mrs. it. A. Newman, Dr. and Mrs. S. Puleston, Mr. and Mrs. George Knight. Mr. and M rs., E. F. Roumillat, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill, Miss Lee and Judge and Mrs. E. F. Housholder. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEEDUNDER SECTION 575, GENERAL STATUTES. LAWS OF FLORIDA Notice I* g lteo Hat 8. F. Ihrudne/. purchaser <.f Tax Certificate No. 2*-7. dated the (III. da/ r.f Jill/. A D. 1913. ha* filed ealj certificate in in / »fn e*. and baa made appllrath-n for tax deed t<> Iwne In acruf'lanip* « l i h law. Raid le rtlflca lc embracea the following dencribed proper!/ allitated In Seminole (Vuntz. Florida, to w lt : RW quarter o f NE quarter. See. 22. Twp. 3 ’ H, Rg*. 30 E, 40 acre*. Tbe aald land being n - r t i e ! at the date o f the laauanc* of aurh certificate la tbe name o f D. (I. Cretuhaw Alio, Notice la hereb/ Fteen that H, F. D ’O-I» * / , purchnaer o f Tag C ertlflcil* No. 2SS. dat­ ed the 3rd d a / of June. A. D. IBIS, baa Died •aid certificate In m / office, and ba* made ap­ plication fo* tax deed to Laaue In accordance arlth law. Raid certificate embrace* tb* fol­ lowing deacrlbed proper!/ altnaled 4n Bemlpole Count/, Florida, to-wlt: W <1 3-4 *h. of 8VV quarter o f SW quarter. Re*; 14. Twp. 30 S „ Rge. 30 E. 13 aerr*. Tb* aald land being aaaeased at tb* date o f tb* lasuanre o f aucb certlfleate In the name o f Unknown. Also, notice la berth / gleen that S. F. Doudn e /. porcb**er of Ta* CeftlDcat# No. 271, datrd tbe 3rd d a / o f Jnne, A, D, 191S, baa filed aald certificate In m / o ffice , nnd baa made application for t a i deed to taeu* In accord­ ance with law. Raid eertlfleat* embrace* th* follow lag described proper!/ altuated In Semim l* Count/, Florida, to-w lt: Deg. NW co*. Rcc. 23. Twp. 20 8, Rg*. 30 E. Run 8 5.S cfa. E 6,73 eh.. K 3.8 cb. W 6.75 cb. 3 acre*. A lao. notice la b«r*b/ glxen that R. F. Itoudo rj, parchaser of Tax Certificate No. IG6I, da(eil tlie 2nd d a / of Jun*. 1902. ba* filed aald COLDMEDAL tb* ! 2tb d a / o f r t b n u r r . A. D. 1931. Wlloee* m/ official algnatur* aed aeal Ibla tb* 71b d a / Jt Jaauar/, A. D. 1931. (SEAL) B. A. IX) UO LASS. Clerk Circuit Court. SeaalBol* C o ca l/, Fla. B / B- H . WILSON, D. C. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDI­ CIAL CIRCUIT, SEMIS OLE COUMTT, TLORIDA.—M CHANCERY J. r . lAlag, Joined (9 her boabeed and M il Kollo* U bereb/ f i r m that O. 0. W ,l—, , frlead. J. E. l-atng, Complainant*, p t r t lit m o f Tax Certlflcata No. 4J 1 . . lb* fib d a / of J ob*. A. D. 101T. t u B, J Wm. II. McAlister, Allc* L. UcAUatrr and all u id m i l flea I* la b j office, and b u unknown dertaer*, betra and grantee*, or oth­ appUealloo for I t i deed to lata* In er*. claiming nnder Wm. II. UcAUatrr and tnc* with law. Bald certificate *mbr*r**7Ll following deecribed property situated |B 3. “ ? Allc* L. UcAUatrr. Defendant*. ool* C'ounij, riortda. lo-w lt: Beg. 4,34 « CITATION. and 3J3 eh. K. o f SR ear. o f NW qnaeur TO: Wm. II. M cAliilrr o f Clnrlanatl. Slate of SE quarter. See. 10, Twp. a S., b »* s i , Ohio; Allc* L. McAlister, o f Cincinnati, Ohio; ran K 1.33 eh. W W link*. B 133 <*, r • tbe unknown dertaeea. belrx. legale**, gran­ link*. The laid land being iu m t ,| , , .J* tee*. or other claimant* nnder Wm. 11. Uc- dal* o f th* Uanane* o f aoeh centrical* In Alliter and Allc* L. UcAUatrr; and to ang name o f Hernando P u lila . and all other panic* claiming tug Intcreat Also T a i Certfllcat* Ko. 433. dated ih# am In and to the following deacrlbed land* slt- d a j o f J o m , A. D. 1917, baa filed **),] uated in Seminole Coontg. Florida, to-wlt: fleat* In mg office, and baa made *ppllrau«a' I-ota One II) and Two (2) of Block Twelve for tax deed Ip 1**M In accordance with !*T 112), Tier Threw (3) o f lb* Cltg o f Sanford. Said certificate embrace* the following dcmrrlA Florida, aa Mown tg E. B. Traffonl*' Map of rd property altnaled In Seminole Coital/. Sanford. Floctd*: Ida, lo-w ll: Deg. SR cor. o f [iW qnarter of II appearing from lb* awora bill o f com SE qnartar Bee. 10. T w p .itl B., Bge. 31 j; . . . plaint filed in tblk cauae agalnat go*, tbal W 7# yard*. N IIS garda. E 78 garda. B 113 gou bar* or claim aom* Interret In the Ubda Tb* aald land bftng sea-as ad at lb* date of th* brctlaibore deocrllwd, therefor*. gou. tb* Mid lunance o f each certificate In the name of Wm. II. UcAUaur, and Allc* L. UcAllater Unknown. « ■re hereby required lo be and appear before Alao Tax Certificate No. 1349. dated tba v j our Mid Circuit Court a I the Court Hue** In dag o f Jane, A. D. 1913. baa riled aald rerun, Sanford, Florida, 00 tbe 41b dag of April. A. rat* In mg office, and baa made applicant II. 1931. and Ibeo and there make anxwer to for tax deed to taeo# la accordance with U* tbe bill at complaint' eihlblted agalnat gou or Said certificate embrace* tb* following deocrlh otherwise a decree pro coofr**o will be entered rd propertg iltnated In Seminole Coontg, rioe agalnat gou. Id*, to-wlt: Deg. 10 eh*. N and 3SS ft. w of A id ang and all o tter partita claiming ang RE cor. of NW quarter o f BE quarter, gee 1* right, title.or inlereat In and lo tb* land* here­ Twp. 31 8.. ng*. 31 E. Ron W 103 f**t, g in* bore deacrlbed under, bg or through Wm. U. ft., E 101 fL , N 100 fL Tb* Mid land belt* UcAUater or Alice U UcAUater,, or otberwUe. aaecaaed at tb* date o r tb* laraanc* of neb are hereby required to be and appear before certlflctte I* tb* naiq* o f J, II. klcNatt. our aald Circuit Court, at lb* Court Hour* In A b o T ai Certlflrate No. 434, dated the Zrt Sanford. Florida, on tbe 2nd dag o f Uag, A. dag o f Jan*, A. D. 1918. baa filed **M m . D. lu ll, and then and there make answer lo tiricate In m g . office, and baa made appllt*. tb* bill o f complaint exhibited agalnat Mid lion foe tax deed to taane In accordance *|ta unknown partita, otberwla* a decree pro con. law. Raid certificate embrace* the folV-xlag feaao will -be entered agalnat aald unknown deacrlbed propertg altnaled la- Seminole <:u n ­ i t . Florida, to-w lt: Deg. 4R3 ft. N. o f RE w of KW quarter o f BE quarter, Section In St 8.. Bge. 31 E. Dun N. 223 ft. W 2SA ft * 223 ft., E 288 ft.. 3-10 acre*. Tb* Mid > 'Ia4 being aaaeaaed at tbe date o f the taeuahr* of anrb certificate In tbe name pf Georg* , Al*o Tax Certificate No. 430, dated i». Circuit Court on tb!* tb* Stb d a y .o f January, 3rd day o f June. A. I). I0IS, baa flirt ,,14 rertlttrat* In my o ffice , and baa made apjUc*. tfon for tat deed lo lean* In accordance *{& IRKAl.i E. A. DO CO IA M . Raid certificate embrace* tbe folios in* Clerk o f tbe Ctrcnit Court, law. of Seminole County. FI*. deecrbted property iltnated Id Seminole Coant / , Fk"fH*. to-wlt: Iter. SIS ft. N. of SE. py v . ti. iaol' u l a r s , d ; C. roe. o f NW quarter of RE quarter, Rec. lo Td* OEOItUK O. IIKItlllNO. 21 8.. lit*. 31 K.. Ron W SW fr., *4 f j j f £ Solicitor and Connie I fur Coat plain act*. E 288 ft.. R 133 rt. 1 acre. T b e tald land t*. 22-131c IK THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDI CIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, TLORIDA.— IN CHANCERY J. F. Lalnr. Joined by b»r boa band and next friend, J, ~ ‘ E. *l-alng, Complainant*. J. J. Cat**. J . J. Cat** Compaay, Incorporated, a Florida corporation. Annie U. Woudbrldg*. Albert U. Ear**, V alrtn A. .Poage, li*orx* B. unknown Morton, William T. Naab, and _all I _________ detlee**,' heir* and gran tcca, or otbete, claim. Inc under Albert O. Eare*. Calrln A. Ifoage, (ieurte It. Morton and William T. Naab, I>efcmlaeia. CTtATION To Albert U. Eare*, r*tldrnee unknown: 0*1•In A. I’ oac*. realjeoee unknown; Oeorc* B. Morton. re*ldence unkbewn. William T. Naab. m ldene* unknown; IL* unknown belrx. dtTlaee*. lexatre*. grantee*, or other claimant* under Albert li. Ear**. Calrln A. I'oa;*. lit o r fi M. Morton and William T. Nath, and to any and all otter part!** claltaInr any [ntereat In and to It* following d* arrll--.f land* alluatel In Seminole County, Florida; to-wlt: Detlnnln; at tb* Soqlhw**l corner o f «!»• N't-rt f f f t i quarter o f Sv^Tluii 31, To*rn#hlp ID, Inx i M o w t l at tbe date p f lb* (u sa n ce ut ce rtlflra te In tbe name o f Sarah (lalare AUo Tax Certlflrate No, 430, dated tbe 4tk day o f June. A. lb 1917. La* filed aald certl­ flrate In tnjr office, an,) baa m id t apj-ii- ?t!«a for lax deed lo tune In accordance wlfL la*. Raid certificate embrace* tb* foUgwlux del •rflle-d properly altnaled la Seminole (•.satr Florida, to-wlt: Ilec. 7 1-2 tb . W and 10 rt) R*c. lb. Twp. 21 H.. He*. SI E. Hun N 33 j It. E -i3 yd*, R M yd*. W 33 jd * . TU* aat<l lasj **-'*»*>I »t lb* date o f the iaauane* of tneb eertlfleat* In the name o f Flora F*«taw, A lao Tax Certlfleate No. 432. daled t !. UJ •lay o f June. A'. D. IBIS, baa fllrd aal-1 rri||. flrate is my office, and ha* mail* application for lax dred to laaue In accordance with law. Raid certificate cmlqace* tbe following J*. —tlt-c-l 1-•'-per(_• *ttnatct In Hentlnole •. r_r, Ebtrt.ta. ro-wir lier, t s| rti W and 3 ct. N of SE corr.er of NW quarter of HE y.: fVtmij o f lUoirr 31 E i f i . run North «" *7 cb*ln#, n**t P 10 c tiila i, to th# rliilit o h i r i ; o f tL# M. *od I. H illm ad , thrnoc Sbulhwr*ttT|j tm the VTmt title o f the u l 4 r e t l m d rt*titHnf-w#f to the ft*««t line o f the ^Anford Orant, theocc jtoQtli 25 degree# \Ve#t on ##ld line* to Ihe. JLjuth line o f the Northwest Quarter uf Bee* tloo 31. Tow nship 19, South o f Ilarige 31 In tb* Clftult Court. B**#aUi Judlrul C|ti tbR Stale cf n o r ii* . la *cil lot E «»t. fbenee W « i to th# point o f t<glnnlng. Bemfnol* County r«m raining Fixe Acre*, more or lea*: It •ppetflftt fftntti th# •worn bill o f cornplaint IN CHANCERY— HILL TO ESTABLISH filed In thl* c#«#e •galnat that yuu hat# ut c!*lru w iut 1nterail In the lamU tjJfSnabnrr rjeacrlbed, tl-frefore. you, tL# h U Albert O. F.ate#. Calflu A. I'oaire. Otorj# it- Moftos and WIHUni T. Na*h are L#r#hj re*jatreiJ to t*e and appetr hefore our raid riretili rourt, at the Tcjurt ITotiW In Sanfufd, Florida, on the Tth dtjr of SI arch. A. l>. 1921. »nd then and th#r# m*ke intw#r to the HI I of complaint ckhlblled •jra lo t jmj. othtrwlte « decree pro ronfe«so will he entered jon. And »njr tod ali other parti## claiming anj rtfht. title or lntere#t'lo and lo the lands here* InaUur «Sf*CTlbed under, b f <»fr throajjh Albert t#. Ki t h , Calrln A. Coage, G eorft It. Morton, William T- N u ll, or otb#rwl*e, are hereby r»«julri>l to he and appear before onr said CJr* colt Court, 'a t tb# Court House to Baoford, Fh«rlda- on the 4th day of April. A. D. 19*1. ■nd then and ther# ni*ke liu irrr to It.# hill of complaint rihlhltrd at*lnit said nnknown parfir*. iihcrwLse a decree pro ct>cfe#*o will be **ntrred *ca|n*l sail untnuwn parties. Tt li fr«l#m] that thl# notice !«e ptihlUhed In th# Sanford Herald, a u#ivapap#r published In Metnl on 1# Counly. Florida, once • week for elcht week# a# to the known parties defend* ant. and once a week for twelve *w#eks aa to th# unknown parti## defendant. W ltb eu my band and the teal of the aald Circuit Court on thla tbe 10th day o f I>ecep» U r. Af D. 1W0. (SE\\;t r* a . n o co iJ ifiB . Cl#rk of the Hrcult Court. Beraloole County, Florida i ;F *» r i ; k O- n ir r u u N O . Solicitor and Couneel for Oomplalnant# IS lJ te IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLOH ID A. IN AND F0H SEMINOLE C O U N T Y IN CHANCERY W illiam J!. W o o je o r k . Complaisant T).« Lskoowa Heirs, [#c*t***, Dexia***, Crantrra o r other eltitnxntt ttnJer H. St. Whit* mot*, tire****!, etc.., D* fond iota. (**~“*~ CITATION \ . To the csksow n btlra, teritrc*, de*!****. tran ­ ter*, or o ile r claimant* under S. SI. SVMtmore, deceaaed, and to anj and ill other person* or parttaa cUlmloC a n / right, title or Istereat In afHl to th* following described land In Seminal* Count/. Florid*, more par­ ticular!/ deacrlbed a* follow*, to w lt: The 1U*1 half o f tb* NortLeial Quarter o f tke Nofthwrat Quarter o f th* North***! Quar­ ter o f the Soqthwrat Quarter o f Section 3, Townahlp 21, Sooth o f Range SO Eaat. , It appearing from tbe awore bill o f com­ plaint filed In thl* raaw, tbal /o n hat* vt claim lo bar* aom* Interret In and lo the lawd b*r*tn abet* deacrlbed. that*for*, /on and tarb of /uu are hrrefa/ required to 1* and appear be­ fore oar circuit Court at th* Court llout* la Sanford, Florida, on th* 4(b d a / of April, A. D. 1921, and then and tbrre make in iw rr to th* bill o f complaint filed igaloat /o u . OtberwUe, a .decree pro coareeao will be entered It In ordered that thl* notice be pobltabed la the Han feed Herald, a newspaper pobltabed la Seminole Count/, Fforldi. once a week fee twetre week*. W1TNE8R mr band and th* eaal o f tbe aald Circuit Court on Ibla I I lb dar o f December, A, D. 1920. (REAL) R. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk o f the Circuit Oawi. Semlnol* Count/, Florida. GEO. A. DeCOTTBS, Solicitor aed o f Couaael fa* Oomplalnant. _____________ _____________________________ IS-late aUIET TITLE (l,, n Rea-l, Co?iq-UInaTit, ("Earle E tlaljrll*. *1 at. !>*r*n<!aat* ORDER O r SERVICE nY_.DUBLICAriON. To all (i.rll** rlalmlnx ln l.rr.ta - uaU-r -n».a A ("rutrb*r. ilr o iw - l, T R. Cat-aanlM J* c o - 1. IMwarJ Craibllrk. I r n a w l . li f. ollt.raa, <lfr»a»r-!. anil J. S. Moon, -le-ftt*il. atnl ALL PARTIES rlalmlny an lnt*rr*t. In lb* following 4«ecr|te<l proc*rij •U-iatt la Retolnol* roanly, Florl'la. to-wlt: RW 1-1 o f Section 10; Lola 4 atnl S In S*cll-n 12: All o f fractional Rectfon 13; b jt i t. 1 ami 3 ami Ih* SW 1-4 o f NE 1-4. tb# S I I Of NE 1-4 o f NW 14. II* RE l-| of NW 1-4 anil NE 11 of SW M o f Section 14; tb* N J I of Ibr SW 14 o f Section 17; X 1 2 of th*‘ SW I I of lb* NE I I ami lb* Nil I I of NW l-l *f RE 1-4 of Pw-tlon 21: tb* NE 1 t of 11* NT 1-4 o f tb* NE 1-4. th* Sooth 4 arr.« of Ih. I# ,- II act** of tr# NE 1 4 of NE 1-4. Ih# S l 2 of tb* NE 1 I and tb. E I 2 of tb . HE I I of Su­ tton 22: tb . W 1 3 o f tt# RW 1 4 of* Recth* 23 tb* S I 2 of Ih* SW 1-4 o f tb* NW 1 I it* S. 20 acre* o f lol I) ami all o f lota 2 and 4 la Section 24: Ik* SW 1-4 o f tbe HW I I of R*clloo 20: lb* E 1-2 o f tb* NE 1-4 ami H* ■ 0 acre* of the NW 1 4 af the NE 1-4 o f Sielinn 27: tbe N 1 2 o f the SE 14 o f Section ,*J; Ih . SW 14 of N W 1-4 and tbe SW 1-4 o f the HW 1-4 o f Per lion 33: 3 acre* eqnar* In It* MV c.rn*r of tbe N W -l-4 o f Ih* NE 1-4 of 1b* NE 1-4. Itt.1 It * SW 1-4 of the SW I I of tl# SW 1 I of See. 31 all In Ttrp. 20 R. Re* 32 Eaal. 41*o all thal pari of ll q N 12 lying South of Ercocl.-okatrh l. ("re.k. In Sectl-n I ; and tta NE 14 of the NE 14 an-1 the NE l-l of the SE 1 4 of Section II. In Townablp 21 tooth. Range 32 fa ir . And. a Ia*> th* folliTwtax lit* In 111r„. rertaln »al-lla lalorta of "tl . HI". 1 4 of lie NE 1-4 of Section 21 Ih Townettp W Houlli. Rang* 32 Eaal, known as Whlteomh'i flrat and * . c -r..l additions to C*n*ra. cii lot* rt T ■», !*. in. M. 12. I A. Ifl and l i In M-"k I. l ot* «L 9. in. 12. 13. II. IS, l«. 17 and l* 1* bVwk 2 Iaxis 3. 4, 3. R. 7. ». 8. 10. IL. 12. IL 14, IS. IR. 17 IS. 10 and SI In block 3. Loti I. 2. 0. 7. 8. B. IB, II. -13. II. IS. 18 and 2d I* block 4. Imt* 3. 4. 13, II. 13. Irt. t*. 21- 22.' 2b 24. In block .3, Iota 3. S. 7. R. 9. JO. It. 12, IL 111. 17.' |R. 24 and 23 In block C, lx»t» T 4. 9. 1". 11. 12. 13. 14, J 3. in. *17. 14. IJ>. S’ . 21 and 22 In l>l<>ck 7. and Iota l lo 24. IneiaxSt*.-!*Ine all o f block S. • It U hereby ordered (h it jem ipprer Hill o f Complain I fll*d herein acalnst Jen S lb* aboce end Iled eana* no Ih* Recent h d*r « March. A. D. 1B3I: and " T t # Panford ■!**• a id " la hereby dealgnaled xa lb* n*w*rarer I* which Ibla order abaII be puMUl.d one* » wrck for Iwelc* ccnaecnllre week* Witness tny band and seal o f office this lJt“ day <>f N«**tuber. A. P. 1920. (REAM E- A. DOCO LAPS, Clerk- 1I-IB12IC Ry V. E. DOrcJLASP. D- c- NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Notice la brreb/ gleen lhal nnder and hr *9" lue o f a writ o f execution Danins out ®f *** office of th* Clerk o f tb* Circuit Court in * « for Hemlnnfo Count/, Flnrldi. wherein J F. I# Ing. joined h / J. E U ln g, her huaband. » » p la in tiff* and Millie Collin* D defendant. I. aa Sheriff o f Retidnole Count/. Florida, haj* leele.1 U|wn the following deecrite-d prot<f</ *■ Remlnole Count/. Florida, as lb* proper!/ « Millie ColUna. lo-w lt: U*g. at NW E half of NW quartet of » W quarter of > " quartrr o f Section SCI. Townahlp 19 8. R*BJ? 30 E.. run South 330 feet, Eaal 204 feet. !<; 330 frel. Weal 2W feel to beginning and offer the earn* foe a*I# before tb* Court *}?#• door, o f Semlnol# Count/, Florida, lo the l « * ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TUX SEVENTH eat bidder foe raab, purchaeee pa/lng t<* JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN daring th# legal hour* o f tala, oo the rtb W AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. o f March. 1921. to aatU f/ Mb] writ and « * “ • —IN CHANCERT. trated thla tb# 13th d a / o f Janpar/. IK 'Claude It. Stone, Complainant, C. 51. HAND. 22 4le a Sheriff Seminole Count/. Fbride. Florence Rnaler Stone, Defendant. * CITATION. To Florence Rosier Slone. Residence Unknown! It appearing from an aindaett filed In thla cauae that /o u ar* a non resident o f tb* State of Florida; that /o u r place o f residence ta un­ known : that /ou ar* oter tbe age o f tw rn t/. one /ear*, and that there I* r>6 on* ta tb* State of Florid# tb* terric* o f a subpoena npon whom would bind jou . thw aald Florence Rosier Stone. Therefore, /o u are hereb/ ordered “ and re-, qnlred on th* 7th d a / o f March, A. D. 1921, to appear to the bill o f rompialnt exhibited agalnat /o u ta tbla ranee, otherwise * decree pro ranfeeeo will be entered against /o u on said'date. It I* rurtber ordered that thla notice be pub­ lished la the Sanford Herald once a week for etgbt week*. WITKDS 8 01/ bind and tb* ***I o f aald Court ou this th# 16th d a / o f December, A. D. (SEAL) 18-9 M. e . a . d o uo l a s s , Clerk * f Circuit .Oowrt, Bernlao 1* O ouet/, Florid*. Douse*[ for OompUteauL Herald office, lc, �Si t THE SANFORD W E E K L^H E R A LD , FRIDAY, JANUARY 28,1921 NOW THE TIME TO BUILD SEEMS APPARENT T( b u il d in g m a t e r ia l w il l NOT FALL MUCH, IF ANY. AND (From X u l i j r 'l Dally) NOW IS BRIDGE LUNCHEON WOULD SEEM W ISH TO START BUILDING AT THIS TIME it _____ c (From K*Bd»y'» D»Uy) , PERSONAL NOTES land Park is on Lookout mountain, north of Rome, Ga., and is one of the (finest summer resorts in tho south, (From S .t u r d .j'i S illy ) . being high class in every respect. Miss Sara Wight is at home from [ Tho Hill Lumber Company has Just Rolline College for the week end. received n ear of new, fresh Keystone. G. C. Chamberlain apd W. J. Thig- Alabama lime and a car of the wellpen returned Inst evening from a most known Perfection Alabama lime. Get successful fishing and hunting trip. their prices before buying elsewhere --------- . 1and rend their display ad on another George Chambcrlan and Dr. Hyman page of this issue. will motor to Daytona today to bring --------Dr. Conwcll to Sanford. ' Joe IIrann, of New Smyrna, and --------Coronado, was in the city today adverW. M. Haynes has returned from tlsing his community. Joe is the sccJacksonville where ,he attended tho rotary of the New Smyrna Board of state meeting of the Masonic lldges Trade and also owns Brann's pavilion on the beach side and is one o f the and represented Sanford lodge. live wires who is helping to make Supt. T. W. Lawton leaves today New Smyrna grow. Mrs. Roy Symes entertained most elaborately with one of a series of bridge luncheons Saturday at her beautiful home in Winter Park. ■Tho guests motored from Sanford and enjoyed a most delicious and sumptuous luncheon. __ , , tor Daytona Beach to attend the After luncheon bridge was played rFcdcra, Educational Convention. He at two tables, Mrs. Thigpen winning will be out of town until next the prize for high score, a pair of Tuesday. beautifully decorated candles, and Mrs. Barnes the consolation, a lin­ Hon. C. W. Entzmingcr, Lewis gerie bow. Entzmingcr and W. C. Satc'icr were The guests .were then taken for a among the Longwood visitors to the sight-seeing trip to many o f Winter city this . morning ahd report I n ig. Park’s beautiful spots. wood as growing and building up con­ Thoso~having the pleasure of this siderably. delightful afternoon were: Mrs. R. A Newman, Mrs. Margaret Barnes, Mrs. S. E. Barrett, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. G. I. Loucks, Mrs. B. F. Whitner and Miss Mary Erwin. This is the time to build If you in­ tend building. This is said not from the spirit of ' stimulating building although this pa­ per is most intensely interested In building. It is said because in the opinion of the people who know, that tjiis is the time to build and while it could be possible for building costs to go lower it is not probable. There are so many mills idle, the timber is growing scarcer, hardware is not dropping like other commodities, labor will come down son\e but not much for skilled labor will command a good price at all times and thoro are many good and sufficient reasons for believ­ ing. that to build now would be the best of judgment and enterprise. The Florida Times-Union, in this connection, has the following to say: If you have been planning ■ and NEW YORK, Jan. 20.—The danger waiting to build tlp t house the past point in the country’s industrial de­ three years, start next week to get pression has been safely passed nnd ready and build as Boon thereafter conditions mny be expected to im­ as you can get materials and work­ prove from now on, George E. Rob­ ers. That Is tho ndvice now being erts, vice-president of the Nationnl offered by those who have looked in­ City Bank and noted economist, de­ to the matter and sec the opportunity clared in ap interview todny. now presented, and also see a little “ It is fair to any thnt the worst of ahead, when the building material the industrial depression iB over," he available in the country will be gob­ said. "Before Jnnunry 1 there wns a bled up and prices will noco more soar. general feeling of uncertainty, even The Chicago Journal of Commerce alarm. The people didn't know how says that the remaining excuse that much worse conditions were going to was held, of "very high wages for be. There was almost a total cessa­ workers," is going to be done away tion of buying by retailers. with during the early part of the new "The situation has now noticeubly year. “ Building workers arc now improved, stocks hnvc been reduced seeking jobs,” declares that newspa­ merchants are more confident nnd per and they are willing to make con­ there is a general resumption of buy­ cessions, regarding wages and prom­ ing. ise to give good service in return for “ I hardly look for a full state of the pay envelope." Building material employment and general prosperity generally is wny down from the until the industrial situation is more “peak" that was reached in 1919 and generally balanced. Some products manufacturers nnd producers of this have experienced a grout fall in vnlstuff are anxious to move it. ues; others hnve ben only slightly re­ As the Chicago newspaper snys, it duced. Mnny retail prices have not is not to be expected that building ma­ come down to conform with wholesale terial will he found ns cheap ns it was prices. In 191-1. The reasons for this are ex­ “ Farmers gcneraly have taken a cellent—at least they are plain big shrinkage in the value of their enough. In practically every line of products and owe u great deal of mon­ activity, in the manufacture of build­ ey. They will not buy nt a normal ing materials the costs to produce rate until their debts nre reduced and haw Ileeii advanced far ahead of Other prices 'are down to correspond those experienced before the world with their own. And the farmers conw»r begun. An item mentioned is stitute 4H per cent of the population. brick, which costs less now than two “ The speed with which the present years ago, but much more than in depression is entirely effneed will be 1911, and the explanation ‘is that the in just the ratio that every one real­ materials entering tho brick cost more izes the necessity of getting prices and labor costs mroe. Fuel to burn down to n common level. the brick nnd steam to press it, and "As regards wage earners, their freight on the brick to points where contention thnt they will not nccept needed, all cost more. reductions in prices of their labor un­ In the matter of freights, which are til the cost of living comes down sim­ higher than ever before, building ma­ ply amounts to clinging to a fnllncy. terial must yet bear a part of the war It is the commodities in which the burden, and this affects prnctciully ev­ cost of labor is n lurge factor thnt are erything used in the construction of n hloding up the general decline.” . building. Still the chances at this time are better for tho home-builder Boys Wounded in than they hnvc been for several years. The need for homes nnd thejr struc­ Curfew Enforcement • ■ a■ ’ “ tures is greater than it over was, and CORK, Jnn. 25.—Two boys were there is every probability thnt labor will be available, nnd qlso at n reas­ wounded, one of whom Inter died, onable cost. when troops enforcing the curfew o».The advice o f tho Chicago Journal dinnneo fired at some people in the °t Commerce concludes with the fol­ vicinity of Chnndon street Inst night. lowing prediction, which Vo hnvo sug- Tho curfew, according to the new ar­ gested, making it stronger, and more rangements, began at 6 p. m. plain. "With a shortage of homes that cannot be remedied in less than GREAT GREETING TO LIBERTY *cveral years and tho immenso NEW YORK, Jan. 24.—When Che ■mount of engineering, municipal and wad buiIding°proJccts, that wfll need ^steamship Satumla arrived in New jo be carried on,' many observers be- York late yesterday her cabin pas­ , evc that tho present lull in building sengers witnessed a welcome calibra­ ls the most favorable time to get the tion to “Miss Liberty," which they work dono.” We can got attention failed to understand. A «obnd from jrom the dealers in material now* - the throat* of 718 immigrants repre­ ■■ter they will be taking up grsal senting eighteen countries and speak­ «*»tern and western contracts, and ing a smany tongues, caused the mis­ aetidea that the railroads have a givings. Officers said they never saw thance to give heed to Southern so many different countries repre­ 'wightz when the call of other soc- sented. tiort« is not so strong. MAN ARRESTED FOR PART The Farmer's Worst Enemy— Rats. IN KILLING OF GRADY The Farmer’s Best Friend— * HAMES AT DAYTONA BEACH Rat-Snap." DAYTONA, Fla., Jan. 26.—G. W. These are the words of James BaxUr» N. J.: "Ever since I tried RAT- Allen, said to be a .sign painter from SNAP I have always kept it in the Minneapolis and Falrbolt, Minn., was house. Never fails. Used about $3 arrested here tonight in connection w°rth of RAT-SNAP a year and flg- with the Wiling of Grady Hames at Ure It saves me $300 in chleki, eggs Daytona Beach, December 20th. He *nd feed. RAT-SNAP is convenient, was taken to the Volusia county Jail, Ju«t break up cake, no mixing with at DeLand. Allen deni** guilt and declare* he other food.” Three sizes, 85c, 60c, can prove hi* whereabouts on U|M 11X5. gold and guarantesd by Ball Hardware Co. of tragedy. DANGER POINT IN DEPRESSION HAS PASSED Weekly Herald. E v e ry D olla r Y o u S a v es H elp s W in P rosp erty BUT IT DOES NO GOOD TO SAVE MONEY UN­ LESS IT IS PUT IN CIRCULATION ' IN SOME WAY Until you are rdady to invest your savings a safe, patriotic depository for them is a bank ac­ count where they will stand for increased credits on which to finance reconstruction and business activities. Your funds deposited with this Bank will be safe, immediately available and will be doing their patriotic duty. The many Sanford friends Of Mr; and Mrs. J. L. Hart will regret to learn that they left Saturday for Day­ tona and Jacksonville from whence they will go to New Orleans to make their future home. Mr. Hart was in chargo of the Southern Utility plants at Rand’s Siding for some time. STREN GTH E R V IC E HOME IN S T IT U T IO N Mrs. Chas. Fodder and was bom in Sanford but has resided in Illinois since she was a little girl. Mrs. Garnett West of Memphis, Tcnn., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher has returned from H. C. Waters at their suburban home aouth cl the city. Mrs. Waal arrlvrd ", T ? ‘ S» h” ycatarday ,1a the Clyde Lin. and w„| yl.lUrd with th, many Mg wholssalam , , . , remain for several weeks. : and retailers and had a fine time gen„ „ . , , . . . . orally. He nlso found out that St. Louis is the market for tho Florida Miss Marion Downing, Miss Car­ merchants if they could only break olyn Pcrritt, Mrs. I’ eritt and George away from the idea that New York is DeWitto will Arrive todny, enrouto from Miami to their home in Jack­ the only plnce to buy goods. Mr. sonville and will l>e the guests of Mr. Thresher says that every line of busi­ nnd Mrs. Willinni Gillen for the week ness is picking up in the middle west nnd no hard times arc expected now end. or after tho inauguration . day and Thursday, 26th nnd 27th, showing the spring styles and models o f men's tailor-mado clothes. Mr. Henry hns been coming to Sanford for the past twelve years and needs WANTED—Second hand show no introduction in Sanford. He wants Inquire at the to meet all o f his friends at the San­ laka Block. R Must be ford Shoe & Clothing Company Wed­ WANTED—Young cow. fresh and good milker. J. H. Mai­ nesday and’ Thursdny. mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfe Mrs. Addle Foos Homrighous of FOR RENT Gary, Ind., is In th$ city the guest of Mr*. Henry Wight and other friends WANTED TO RENT— 3 or 4 uafarand experts to be here for several nlshcd rooms or a small hooao by weeks. Mrs. Homrighous is a for­ small family. Will leaae by month or mer resident o f Sanford and one of year. Beat of references. Writs her greatest boosters. Mrs. Homrig­ "Soon” In care of Herald. ll-lBlStp hous many yenrs ago went to Gary FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-One nnd engaged in the keal estate busi­ 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave. ness In which she has been very suc­ Walking distance to. city. Two lots cessful nnd some dny when able to re­ corner Center and Elm Ave. Two tire from the cares of business ex­ lots west side i’nlmetto ave., 60 ft. pects to come to Sanford to make her from Eleventh St. Mako offer. B. T. home. Her many friends are giving Corey, owner, 176 N. Spring St., Los her a warm welcome and expect to Angeles, Calif. ' 2M f mnko her stny most pleasant. MISCELLANEOUS Mrs. Bowen Tells How Rata Almost GET YOUR ORDERS In now for Burned Her House Down. your new Buick car. See W .. J. Thigpen. 45-tfe "For two months I never went in our cellar, fearing a. rat. One night FOR SALE—Good farm mulo In good in bed I smelled fire. Sure enough condition.—M. Fleischer. 11-26-tfe the rat had been nibbling at the ORDER your new Buick now matches. If I hadn't acted promptly you will not lose any timo on the my house would hnve been burned. new car load coming in soon. 46-tfc I-ritcr we found the dead rat. RAT*. SNAP killed it. It’s great stuff." YOU CAN order your new Buick Three sizes, 35c, G5c, $1.25. Sold nnd no wand save time on tho next car guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. load. 46-tfc J. B. G. Smith 6t Hastings is in the The mnny friends of Hon. Forrest city for n few days with the 4-Ono 0{ I.nke are glad to see him home again Sales Company. S. D. Blnzer WauchuUa is also here representing [•*** ^ n d in g tho past two months the same company. Mr. Blaze • is with mntters pertaining to. the state well known here having made several road department of which body he trips here on business during the was chairmnn. Mr. Lnke could have accomplished many good things for summer months. Sc State of Florida as chairman of (From Monday'* Dally) the state road department but he can Mrs. W. F. Blackman of I-ake Mon- accomplish much more by remaining roc is in the city today on a shopping on the job in Sanford and helping tour. (From Tuesday’s Dnily) Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Drummond Mrs. Arthur Hazard leaves todny enmo today tobc the guests of Mr. for her home in Augusta, Ga. and Mrs. D. P. Drummond. Judge nnd Mrs. E. F- Householder Mre- B. W. Herndon nnd Miss nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Vinson re­ Norma Herndon hnvc returned from turn from Tampn today. a visit to Dnytona Beach. Stewart, Tho Florist, 814 Myrtle Mrs. H. Gilmore Clifton of Jncki NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF Avenue. Phono 260-W._______ 10-tfc. Miss Alberta Aycock nnd Mrs. Mary spnvillc will remnin the guest of Mrs. PARTNERSHIP "Sny it with Flowers"— Stewart, Louise Lconnrdi left Sunduy to visit George Fox through this week. The Florist. 10-tfc in St. Augustine for two weeks. To Whom It May Concern: ____________ FOR SALE____________ Mrs. A. B. Nifd>et of Millcgcviilc, Hnving purchased the good will and Just received, 4,000 rolls of Wall Miss Sarah Wight and Miss Esther Gn.( is the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. financial interests of W. S. Price in Miller return to Rollins College todny j,"’ Batson. Paper at the Pnint Store. Phono 303, the Sanford Novelty Works, ull billH Welaka Block. 22-3tc after spending the week-end nt home. and accounts now due the said firm __________________ x---------------- ----------------• j Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Walsma, Mrs. arc to be pnid to me, and all bills and FOR SALE— 100,000 green top cel­ Miss Ruby Raker returned homo j s WiiBon and Mrs. R. J. Holly nccounts owed by the said firm will ery plants.— F. L. Greene, West Saturday after spending a few days „ pcnt u,0 day in Orlando visiting he pad! by rpc, ns I will continuo the Side. '___________ 21-tfc in Orlando as tho guest of Mr. nnd f ricnda> business the same ns before nt the Why do 1 buy my paint and w all, Mrs. W. J. Bnrrington. 1 ______ snmc plnce. Thanking you for the paper nt the Paint Store? Because --------Mr. Charles Hnrtdcgen, who has pst business nnd will appreciate your they enrry a 'complete line at very ■ Mrs. George Chnmberlnin nnd Mrs. j)pon tj,p ,,UCBt „ f m r. und Mrs. George future business. low prices.—Sanford Paint Si Wall A. R. Key returned Sunday from ' Knight, loft Monday for his homo-in (Signed) V. C. COLLER. Pnper Store, Welaka Building. Phone Miami wheh? they attended the state N e w a r k , n . J. 23-2tc. 303. 22-8tc conference of the D. A. R. * ______ --------J. M. Rend, representing the Deho ' •DRINK AGENTS WANTED W. B. Dill of Atlnntic City is spend-, Drug Manufacturing Company of BosElder Springs Water. Its 09 08-100 ing a few days in tho city. Mr. D ill. ton, was in the' city todny calling on AGENT WANTED IN SANFORD— per cent pure. Phone 811. represents tho Philadelphia Ledger as the local druggists. Sell the Original Watkins Reme’ CECILIAN MUSIC CLUB. Atlantic City correspondent. . | ----dlcsT Spices, Extr. cts, etc. Necessi­ Tho Sallio Hnrrison Chapter, D. A. ties and repeaters. All or Meets Saturday afternoon at three spare Judge nnd Mrs. E. F. Householder ( R > wm have n business meeting on time. ’ Write Watkins.Co., 69 Mem­ o'clock at tho studio of Mrs. Fannie and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vinson Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock, phis, Tcnn. d. a.w 12-1014tp S. Munqon. motored to Tnmpa Sundny. They will w[th Mra w E. Watson, return Tuesday. Hon. and Mrs. C, P. Drummond of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Watson,' Mrs. ,'gouth Bend, Ind., arrived last cveE. M. Galloway and Miss Wilkcy were n|nj, jj0 ^ e guests of their son and tho guests for the day, Sunday, of wlfC( Mr. „ nd M„ . d . P. Drummond Mrs. R. S. Keclor at the Florida San- nt 610 Magnolia avenue. Itarium at Famosn. | --------D. C. Wagner of Klssimmeo was Judge Householder is transacting ghnking hands with his many Sanford legal business In St. Petersburg today, friends here yesterday. Mr. Wagner and made the trip In his car together waB formerly a resident of Sanford with Mrs. Householder and Mr. and and },as B j,0It of friends here who H aving disposed o f my interests in the firm o f Mrs. yinson. are always glad to see him. i Ralpy Yearby, of Orlando, was In the city today calling on his many friends. Ralph is the Delco light man for this district and is selling many of these plants just now. Mrs. I. D. Martin has arrived in the city from Connecticut and will be here for the.winter. Mr. Martin preceded her by a few weeks and their many Sanford friends are glad to know that they will again be resident* of San­ ford. ! Mr. and Mrs. L> Albert Jones, two children and nurse and Mrs. Charles H. LefTler left Sunday for their homes in Miami, having been the guests of their sisters, Mrs. E. A. Douglass and Mrs. George Fox/ for Uncle Billy Stevens, late of the More Haven Times, but now a gentle­ man of leisure, was here today enroute home from the east coast. Uncle Billy made the Times great and made Moere HaVen great with the Times . J. H. Ledbetter, of Rome, Ga., was and now he-has sold out and will re­ in the city Saturday and Sunday. Mr. tire for some time to come. We all Ledbetter was formerly the proprie­ rejoice In his good fortune. tor of the Putnam House in Palatka but for the past five years has been 1C. A. Henry, representing the interested in the club house and hotel Schaefer-Weedon Tailoring Company at Cloudland Park in which many San­ of Cincinnati, will be with the Sanford ford people are also interested. Cloud- Shoe A Clothing Company Wednea- W . S . P R IC E CONTRACTOR, and BUILDER Price & Coller (Sanford Novelty W orks) I will in the future conduct a similar business under my own name and m anagem ent Feeling assured o f the continued patron­ age o f m y old customers, I respectfully solic­ it the business o f others in need o f anything in this line. H O N EST, E F F IC IE N T SERVICE • at lowest prices consistent with good work ASK ANYBODY Phone2005 �{. I ‘ — ----— — ■. -. - S-1 ■?ifc.1 "V THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28,1921 ■V Vm g-~-'f---. E« Mi & LT*rH S - F L O R ID A A S K E D TO H E LP P R E V E N T A U T O A C C ID E N T S (From lAturiUy’ i Dolly) j * E |p | ■■ ■■ ----- -------- 5.................. JL-PS ■ -■ - ■* TUB FLORIDA 4-ONE SALES CO. OPEN CRATE DEPARTMENT IN SANFORD ______ . __ LECTURE ON NEW EVIDENCE NEW SALES COMPANY. IN THE HIGE AMERICAN WILL DISTRIBUTE CRATES GOVERNMENT MURDER CASE THROUGHOUT THIS SECTION mi V r'= 1 - ' that . Among the new enterprises WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.—The hare come to Sanford thU week are Highway Trade conference, which has the Florida 4-One Crate Sales Com- j u s t terminated a four days' conferpany who have opened a warehouse cncc hcrC| wln recommend to the leg­ end distributing center at the corner ialature 0f Florida drastic measures o f Myrtle avenue and Fourth street. to rcduce traffic accidents. Messrs. S. D. Blazer and J. B. G. J After the conference had considerSmlth of Wauchulla and Hastings re- ed incomplete statistcis showing that apeetively, will be here most of the in the neighborhood of 15,000 persons time assisting in the demonstrations ' wore killed in automobile accidents in and sales o f this new vegetable and (the United States last year, nineteen fruit crate and .the local distribution national organizations unanimously will be in charge of B. H. Caldwell,'approved a code o f principles for the who with his family, will make San- regulation o f highwya traffic, ford their future home. I The code breaks away from the The Florida 4-One Crate Sales Com- present system o f punishment and pany have established headquarters substitutes compulsory revocation o f here for the sale and sendee of the licenses for the following offenses: one wire bound vegetable and fru it' 1.— Driving while intoxicated, crate that is manufactured at Nocatee '■ 2.— Running away from an accident and Wauchulla and several other without giving name or assisting the points in the state and the local ware- injured. ‘ house here will carry a full line of 3— Being the principal or accomthese packages in both knock-down PH« in the thcft ° f a car- or in mak* and made-up crates. This new packrf * l8t” U° n* a g. has been approved by the railroad -i-T h 'r d conviction within a year and express companies and the 4-one ■ c • Optional revocation of license is has proven to be very popular on ac­ proposed for reckless driving and count of needing no extra strapping. 'l l . for excessive speed. The standard bushel box is made for , , . . . , , . . ,, . , ,, , , i 1 he pedestnnn is not overlooked the shipment of nil fruits and vege­ tables, the standard 4-onc 10x20 celcode o f principles, which ery crate is for celery, beets and other ,.pc(Je5lrialia traveling on public vegetables and the standard .one-half h[ h shoulll ke€p t0 sideWttika barrel is for the shipment of cabbage, whpn flUch exlatf and in other pIaces lettuce, cauliflower, peppers, etc. Mr. should travel on the left hand side Caldwell is anxious that nil the grow­ of the highway. Where traffic offic­ ers and shippers of this section pay e r s are stationed, pedestrians should him a visit and investigate the merits , nut cross highway except when sig­ of the new wire-bound crates that are naled by the traffic officer. proving very popular wherever they have beer. used. Their advertisement, showing the Results o f U. S. Study various kinds of crates, wore in Fri­ o f Beef Cattle Raising day's daily and Weekly Herald. EXTENSION DEPARTMENT OF BRADENTOWN, Jan. 25— State FLORIDA UNIVERSITY FIRST Attorney M. A. McMullen o f Clear­ LECTURE WOMAN'S CLUB water, accompanied by Detective Fred Thomas of Tampa, spent most o f toThe first of the free lectures on day at Sarasota examining witnesses American government furnished b y 1fn connection with the murder of the Extension Department o f the U ni-'H arry L. HIgel near his home on versity o f Florida was given last siesta key on Friday, January 7th, night in the auditorium o f the W orn-' d for which crime, Rube ajj^ a an’s club. A large audience, indud- neighbor of Higel’s, is In the county ing a number of out-of-town visitors, jail here charged with murder. was present. The lecturer made a This was the first visit o f the state comparison o f prow nt-Jo, condition, >ttom cr to thin county In connection of women In America with those ° f :wlUi preparation of hla case to bo mh«.e day. o f Martha W a.hinjton, th e' ,lte l u ,, , „ hen „ „ wife of the first preeldent. She **• Dotectlvc. ThomdeKHbed . e e home women, erln, . „ ho l ed b relative, and domestic Ilf. end with iraat nlnet. M arf, 0< mun,ered mIi „ enc. p v ln . It up to .pend ,l,h t ye.ni p0„|b|, |n« , tl^ tioni f . In New York u d Philedelphl. ■» ■ 0.0 piet ten deye, president’s wife. and he came down with Mr. McMullen The men present enjoyed the allus­ today to aid in the examination of ions to the domestic life of George witnesses. and Martha as described by the speak-1 ... ,,, „ . . er. The address was not a “ lecture" | Neither man would talk much about In the usual sense of that word but a theJr effor* at Sara»°U today, but it running description o f the simple life ,wa8 8tatcd that 8eTer>1 "H a tu t* beof American colonists as compared *}Aes tho8e who testimony bewith the complex life o f the present the coroner’s jury which held dnyt . [ Allyn for the crime, were summoned The second of tliiesc Monday night by the state attorney and quizzed toaddresscs will .be given in the same day. Only the prok'cutor and the de­ place on January 24th by the same teclivc were ^ present while the witspeaker, Dr. Edwin Erie Sparks, pre- nesses were beTn^^xamined. The only sident emeritus of the Pennsylvania statement they wbuld vouchsafe to State College, on the topic, “ Abigail the newspaper representatives was Adams, the Business Woman." The that they had secured certain testiUniveraity of Florida is supplying the mony which they consider o f paraspeakers for these meetings as a part mount importance, hut they did not of its outsidq educational work. Dr. feel that they eared to divulge it at Sparks each week speaks at Sanford, this time. Mr. McMullen said thnt' St. Cloud, Kissimmee, Lake Alfred, the reason he called the special hearWinter Haven, Avon Park, Sebring jng was because he had not heard any and Haines City. of the testimony and felt that he should have a thorough knowledge of the case before it came before the grand jury. Mr. Thomas said thnt he was well satisfied with the investi­ gation today nnd that he would re­ turn in a few days to complete cer­ tain dctAils that be would not dis­ close. The prosecutor snid that he would return here when court con­ ( B , 1La auecU t*4 F n u ) vened. JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 26— Acting Mayor llowen issued call for a mass meeting today to protest against law­ LU M B E R PRICES lessness in Jacksonville. Call was A N D SUPPLIES prompted by tarring arid feathering A R E SUBJECT of F. P. Sullivan here last night. ACTING MAYOR OF JACKSONVILLE CALLS MASS MEET in Florida Given Out Judge Reaves Upholds State Laws on Liquor WASHINGTON, Jan. 26— Tlie de­ partment of agriculture issued the following statement: ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. Jo — Flor­ “ As a result of a study of beef ootida’s laws against the sale of intoxi­ the production on the ranges of Flor­ cating liquors were sustained in a de­ ida, it was found by the United Stat­ cision handed down by Judge O. K. es Department of Agriculture that in Reaves in the cases involving the con­ lllllllllll etaoin shrdj etaon il shrdlu p viction of two negroes here, Abe Wil­ Palm Peach county approximately liams and Mackie Johnson. The de­ lJ 's acres appear to be required to fense had attacked the state law umj carry one animal through the year. the city ordinance on which it is bas­ It is also learned that a calf .drop of ed, contending the laws were uncon­ .'.0 to 60 per cent may be expected nastitutional because they were in con­ nually, rapid improvement of the nntravention of the Volstead act passed tive stock can lie made by the use of by congress. The two negroes were pure bred bulls; the mortality is no convicted of selling liquor and each higher on these ranges than on the was fined $100 and they appeal ,*d western ranges; the use of nitrogen­ from the municipal court through ous concentrate sin connection with their attorneys from Tampa, Judge winter grazing offers the most praeReaves upholds both the state and I ticable solution of the winter-feeding city laws and, the fines must now be problem; utilization of the native paid. The decision means much to the grasses with the object of gradually prohibition forces here ns they could improving pAstures may bo(considcrnot have maintained prosecutions had ed one of the chief problems. Judge Reaves knocked out the city “ It appears that the ranges can and state laws as he was asked to do. best he utilized in units of consider­ ~N____________ able size; 10,000 acres has been taken as a convenient unit on which to base Legless W ar Hero estimates. There is great need for Saves Life of Babe further investigational work on range Jfi P a t h exf o n A ntrx' problems in connection wiht large op- m 1 a i n 01 a n a u i o - 'O F First o f Guardsmen to Be Tried Jan. 31st GOVERNMENT INVESTIGA­ TION THAT WILL TAKE PLACE AT ONCE . (B ; The A iexU tttl P rftt) WASHINGTON, Jan. 25— Investi­ gation of lumber price and supply sit­ uation on n basis of the recent report of the federal trade commission on activities of lumber associations, will be started m-xt week by the Senate reconstruction committee. HAMILTON, Ain., Jnn. 26— Robert L. Lancaster' nnd Glenn R. Stephens of Tuscaloosa, two of the nine mem-hers o f the Alnbamn National Guard indicted fur the lynching of William Hum! at Jasper on Jan. 13, were ar­ raigned here yesterday afternoon, the trial of Lancaster set for Jan 31st and that of Stephens for February J. ALLEGED KIDNAPPER OF The remaining seven men under in­ TWO TAMPA BOYS IS . ARRESTED IN MOBIL^ dictment wil be nrraigfted when the special term of court Is convened for MOBILE, Jnn. 26— Vincent Frye, the trial. nljas Satteriee, wan surrendered to a deputy sheriff from Tampa today MONSTER RADISH GROWN IN SANFORD when the officer arrived in Mobile and exhibited a warrant chnrging Frye Mrs Ci A. Radford of 115 French with kidnaping two young boys at nvenue brought a mopster radish ^naii’ n Frye was arrested on n loitering It was charge and recognized while serving planted in September and was pulled sentence ns a member of a road gang. The warrant charges that Frye kidup today but wilt be put In cold ni-ped Clarence Cobb and Joseph Terstorage for the fair in Orlando, revan, but released them after holding where it will grace the Seminole them for some time for ransom. county exhibit. The radish measures 17x17 inches and weaghs 6 1-2 We hope there is nothing signifi­ pounds which Ms going some even cant in thc fact that the figures here where things grow so pro1921 total 13. lifically. ioIl8i not only in Flori(K but irr into the Herald office today. . jthe entire Coastal Plain area; the MIAMI, Jan. 25— Rushing to the specialist says. aid of a baby girl directly in the path of a big motor car at the beach Sun­ peppers to be shipped from Wauday, Bob Steele, who lost both legs in . , • . # * chula in quantities, Recently buyers the war nnd who makes his .way around on a litle platform propelled WPrc offering $3 and $3.25 per crate by roller skate wheels, saved the .for peppers at the loading platform, child. The car ran over Steele,, but while the quotations in northern marhe was not seriously injured. kets were $6. . . Have you used Florida Vegetable Fertilizer ? Every truck grower in Flor­ ida probably knows this famous B R A D L E Y brand. A n all-'round. vegetable ferti­ lizer that will grow any truck or farm crop, it is also excellent for sugar cane. v. W e have other special brands and grades for different crops and varying conditions. W rite and ask about them. • W e have literature covering all Florida crops of commercial im­ portance. Free for the asking. “ M arket Crops o f Florida” fo r truck growers ; “ Citrus Culture” for citrus growers. 916 Graham Bldg. Jack* onvilla, Florida Tha American Agricultural Chem ical Co. B. J. STARLING, Salesman, Warehouse Beardall. MRS. NELSON WANDERS FROM HOUSE AT AN EARLY HOUR AND DROWNED IN ONORO i -------- - Governor and Staff FAMILY IIAD LATELY PI'R1 PHELPS PLACE Find Conditions at ' CHASED NEAR HERE Chattahoochee Good ______ Searching parties were sent out this CHATTAHOOCHEE, Jan. .2 6 — morning in the Lake Onoro section Governor Cary A. Hardee and his looking for Mrs. Nelson, who wander. . . - ,, , .. , .1 ed from her home last night and wu cabinet made their first visit to the, . . ... ... not missed by the family until this hospital Friday. They looked over mor7jing whcn ^..y aro9c nt th(J ngUm the hospital as a whole and viewed ]nr time nnd missed her. The sheriff's the progress on the now buildings, office was notifird at once and Sheriff Ernest Amos, comptroller, came to Hnnd and his assistants with many Chattahoochee Thursday afternoon by of the neighbors of the Nelson family train. The governor, Mr. Hardee, At- started to search for the woman and torncy General Rivers H. Buford, See- Inter found her body in Lake Onoro retnry of State H< Clay Crawford, where it is probable she wondered and Commissioner of Agriculture W. A. was drowned before anyone was aware McRae, Treasurer J. C. Lulling, nil Qf her absence from the house, motored over early Friday morning; i t j8 not known whether Mrs. Nelnnd hail breakfast with Dr. Il. Mason 5on wandered from home In a fit of Smith, superintendent. 1temporary aberation or not. She had Immediately after breakfast the Brcatiy worried about her only board together with Dr. Smith and daughter who was In a hospital in the his staff, started on their trip thru noru, suffering from a recent operathe hospital buildings. They visited Uon ftnd ghc h(u, not heard trxnn hpr first the white male department going ^ wpek ^ WflR noticed to ,Rl v¥or. from there to the dining room and fa considerably about her, al kitchen They next went to the ne- thoU(fh hpr condition wns not 8crioui gro male department, coming back e h t0 Jvc thc fami, alarm through he negro female wards an<> ■^ hw abscncc fn m th hoQfle wai then to thc white female buildings,1 not noted until early this morning thence to thc receiving hsopital. They . . . . , . , , . next inspected the tubercular buildthe a arm was ghran that mM ings, from which they went to the 8earchl^ PartJ” to looklnip h t new employes home which is being C' eryw^crc- -■ 1 Thc Nelson family came here sev­ built. -From this new -building they visited the Inundry, the old power eral months ago, purchasing ths plant, the new power plant, which is Phclps’ .property and mnking mn’'>' being built, the dairy, the hog lot and ■n,Provctnents in the place nnd contemplating many more nnd this sid thc farm. Every member of the borad took blow in the loss of the mother and much interest in the institution nnd w*^c *s by the entire neighborseemed to be-Becking information as hood and the sympathy o f everyone to the general condition of affairs. out to them In their hour of sorThose who commented at all express- row. The funeral arrangements have ed themselves as being well pleased i n°t been made as yet. with conditions as they found them. The fact that a man’s wife uses * They spent the entire day nt Chat­ little powder is no excuse for him be­ tahoochee, returning to Taltahnssce late In fhe afternoon. ing half-shot. 4 ? f ri. irf 191C Spaulding Rose Four . .45^: a; 'J ’ h - ,ii ^i .00 ' i r.i ■ - ' fe .:. /, • "" ' ' • . al/Zi ^ ;..,-r js a fo . ? , mm ^ 'W W W w w - ,v-- , - •” ■ c 1 ,* * J: ■ ■ ' . ' �THE 8ANF0RD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28,1921 SEAL) S a n fo r d , Fla„ Jan. 4th, 1921. highway follow the description attach­ Uoa Board of County Commlssion- ed to this report, mraked Exhibit “ A ," and made a part hereof, which rescription is supplemented by a plat of the proposed highway &1bo attached to this report and marked Exhibit "B ” and made a part hereof; and wo fur­ ther recommend that your Honorable Board discontinue as a public high­ way, that portion of the present ex­ isting public road now passing along, through and in front o f Lot 54 of New Upsala that docs not pass along, and through said lot in a straight and continuous line. All of which is most respectfully submitted on this the 18th day of De­ cember, A. D. 1920. C. A. BETTS, F. L. MILLER, ^Whereas lion. E. H. Kilbee, is about CARL PEARSON. to retire as a member of this Board, The description of the proposed WWhereas, he has well add faithful- highway viewed and recommended is I, »<rved the county o f Seminole as as follows, to-wit: • A strip of land 40 feet in width, 20 Commissioner from District No. 5, for feet on each side of a line beginning {*0 full terms, at all tmles devoting 425.5 feet West of thfc South one-half yi time and attention to the laborjjoj duties bf his office, at the aacri- mile post in Section 34, Township 19, fte of his personal Interests, and, . South of Range 30 East, of Seminole Whereas, we deeply regret the ro- County, Florida, and running North tirtment from office of the said. Hon. 63 degrees and 40 mihutes East 1220 feet, more or less to the East line of J. H. Kilbee, Therefore, Be It Resolved, that this Lot 64, according to the p)at of New fjo,rd does hereby extend to the Hon. Upsala, and Also *a strip of land (5) feet in t II. Kilbee, its thanks and deep ap­ width along the southerly side of Lot preciation fo r tho excellent and un­ tying services rendered by hfm in the 18 of said plat of New Upsala. Ex­ interest o f Seminole County, during hibit “ A.” Whereas, a petition was presented bir two term s of offico. Be It Further Resolved, that tho to this Board at its regular meeting Clerk of this Board is hereby instruct­ held on the 7th day of December, A. ed to furnish n copy of this Resolu­ D. 1920, signed by citizens and free­ tion to Hon. E. II. Kilbee, and to cause holders, living in the vicinity of the proposed public road hereinafter de­ lime to be published in the Sanfo scribed, praying that said road be duly Herald, a newspaper published in the established os a public highway, and, County. Whereas, the said petition coming Adopted this January 4th, A. D. on to be heard, F . L , Miller, C. A. 1921. Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by Betts, nad Carl Pierson, wero on the C. W. Entzmlnger and carried, the old 7th day of December, A. D. 1020, duly Posrd of County Commissioners here appointed as viewers to view and adjourned, and the organization o f a mark out the best route for tho said proposed road, and. new board was taken up. Whereas, said viewers have on this Motion of I.. P. Hagan, seconded by day mndc their report to this board, C. W. Entzmingor, and carried, Comr. recommending a route to be official­ L A. Brumtey, is hereby elected chair­ man of thu Hoard for the next two ly ndopted for said proposed highwny, and said report having been duly con­ years. < . Chairman I,. A. Brumley, hero an­ sidered, filed, accepted and npproved nounced that this being the beginning by this board, and said proposed high­ of a new term, the Board would have way hnving been duly established and to re-organize for the new term of two declared to be an existing highway of years, the following members being Seminole County, Florida, by order of present: Chairman L. A. B r u m l e y , *this board on this day made, “ 1 Therefore, It is ordered that said and Commissioners L. P. Hagan, C W. Entzmingor, O. P. Swope and En- highwny, more pnrticulAriy described dor Curlett, with V. E. Douglass, ns follows, to-wit: A strip of land 40 feet in width, 20 Deputy Clerk and. C. M. Hand, Sher­ feet on each side of a line beginning iff, in attendance. Motion of I P. Hngnn, seconded 425.5 feet West of the South one-half by (). I’. Swope, ami carried, Attor­ mile post in Section 34, Township 19 ney Geo A. DeCottes, is hereby ap­ South of Range 30 East, of Seminole pointed attorney for this board, at a County, Florida, and running North salary of JiiO.no per month, and ho to 63 degrees nnd 40 minutes, East 1220 feet more or less to the EJnst line of serve at the pleasure of the board. Motion of |„ p. Hagan, seconded by Lot 54, according to the pint of New C. U. Entzmingor and carried, Dr. J. Upsala, and, Also n strip of land 6 feet in width T. Denton, i„ hereby appointed county |>hysin;m, f..r Seminole county, at a along the southerly side of Lot 18 of salary «.■ mi p,.r month, and he to said plat of New Upsala, will be op­ ened-to the public as a highway on the ler-.i- at th, pleasure of the Board. Motion of 0 . I*. Swope, seconded by 8th day of February, A. D. 1921. And Be It Further Resolved, that a E. Cyrlctt, and carried, Attorney Schclle .Mainos is hereby appointed copy of this order be posted nt the county prosecuting attorney, at a hurt House door and nt some, other wlary of $r,o.oo per month, and he to ublic place nearest snid proposed highway. Mne .at the pleasure of the Board. Done nnd ordered this -Ith day of Motnm uf I,, v. Hagan, seconded by " Ei tzminger, and carried, Mr. January, A. I). 1921. C. W. ENTZMINGER, J. < Jaeohs, |S hereby appointed jnilL. A. BRUMLEY. *r fer ■•■oiiimle county, at a salnry of O, I*. SWOPE, ♦da.tm p,-r month, he to Bervc at the pleasure fa this board. Million of L. P. Hagan, seconded by 0. I’. Swope, and carried, the salary « E. A. Douglass, clerk of this bonrd, “ hnH >' fixotl at tho sum o f $125.00 P*r month. Motion of O. I*. Swope, seconded by ■P. Hitman nnd carried, the donation heretofore allowed Seminole county Many persons, otherwise yi'nic, and paid to Dr. R. E. Stevens, vigorous and healthy, . are bothered occasionally with '* hcreby discontinued. • Motion 0f p < Hagan, seconded * Indigestion. The effects of a disordered stomach on the > C. U. Entzminger, and carried, system are dangerous, and rJ. Woodbury, is hcreby apprompt treatment of Indiges­ P«int(,| superintendent of tho County tion Is important. "The only Bams anti Farm, nt a salary o f $50.00 medicine 1 bavo needed has I*r month, he to servo at the pleasure been something to aid diges­ this liunrdi tion and clean the llrer," ‘Motion of t . p. Hagan, seconded by writes Mr. Fred Ashby, a McKinney, Texas, farmer. • >■ Entzminger, and carried, Mr. "My medicine Is • j- Depfer is hereby appointed , ,minole County Traffic Officer, at a ® 150.00 per month, ho to serve * the plcasuro of this board. - lotion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by ■ . Swope, nnd carried, Chairman A. Brumley is hereby authorized to eP*ir road at Crippon'i Siding near for Indigestion and stomach M •meron City, at an expense not to trouble of any kldd. I have « $300.00. D Jnever found anything that I touches the spot, like Black- Q To Th,. Honorable Board o f County £5 Draught. I take It In broken ■■ Commissioners, of Seminole Coun­ mm doses after meals. For a long Hfl ty Florida: Q ' time I trUd pills, which grip- Q ed and didn't give tho good ■■ " p. the undersigned, heretofore ap­ results. Black-Draught liver ■■ pointed by order of your Honorable M medicine Is easy to take, easy Q lj*rd as viewers to view nnd mark U ' to keep, Inexpensive." Q mt the best routo for the proposed JJ Get a package from 7 ° ur g nphwfly hereinafter described, .beg 2 druggist today—Ask for and ■■ 10 report that we have gone ov- f e Insist upon- ThedfonT*—the B ■r said proposed highway and have D only genuine. * f o r m e d our duller to tho best of D Get It today. * ability, and of tec, viewing said DM 1 Jghway, wc must respectfully recomend that the route of the proposed * ? * d for Seminole county, Flor,n . .„^,lnp ROBfllon regular session at ‘ 10 id4, L, jock a. m. Present: Chairman, -L. . Brumley, and Commissioners: L. £' ii.ean C. W. Entzmlnger, O. P. fJ*C Bnd E. H. Kilbee, w ith V. E. ^ j S s s , D epu ty Clerk, and C. M. Hand, Sheriff, in attendance. Minutes of the last regular m eeting J d December 7th, also special mceti . held December 15th, were rend, proved and ordered filed. Comr. C. W. Entzmlnger offered R o w i n g resolution and moved » . ^ op tion , same being seconded by ^missioner L. P. Hagan and adopt- Indigestion BUCK-DRAUGHT D n kV -77 L. P. HAGAN, E. CURLETT, Board of County Commissioners Seminole Coiinty, Flordia. Attest: E. A. Douglass, Clerk, . Board of County Commissioners. By: V. E. Douginas, D. C. Bill of W. B. Williams against the Black Hammock Drainage District for cleaning right-of-way of ditches, np­ proved and ordered paid. Petition of J. N. Searcy, ct al., ask­ ing that a road be established begin­ ning at the depot in Longwood and running a distance of 1ft miles to the community of West Longwood, and that same be hard surfaced, was read and ordered filed. Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by O. P, Swope and carried, Tho Semi­ nole Abstract, Company, is allowed to retain that part of the room in tho Court House now occupied by them, for a period of one year at a monthly rental of $15.00. Mr. J. T. McLain appeared before the Board In reference to work on the Wckiwa river fill. Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by O. P. Swope, and carried, Engineer Fred T. Williams is instructed to noti­ fy tho Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., and also the Postal Telegraph Co., Hhat they must move the poles at Rand’s Siding which are in the roadway, within 10 days or same will be cut down as an obstruc­ tion to the road. Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by O. P. Swope and carried, that Frank Harris be appointed Janitor for tho court house, at a salary of $60.00 per month, to serve at tho pleasure of this board. Motion of O. P. Swope and seconded by L. P. Hngan and carried, Tax As­ sessor A. Vaughan is hereby author­ ized to purchnso one Elliott-Fisher Typewriter for his office. Deputy Sheriff bond of W. C. Wil­ liamson, was approved. Notary Public bond of J. N. Crooms was approved. Bonds to carry fire arms of T. W. Prevatt nnd Frank P. Waterhouse, were approved nnd license ordered is­ sued. Motion of L. I*. Hngnn, seconded by O. P. Swope nnd carried, Supt. J. M. Wynn, is hereby instructed to use grader on the clay ronds in District No. 3. Clerk of this bonrd is hereby in­ structed to notify I*nke county bonrd of county commissioners of n meet­ ing to be held by tins RoanTTridny, Jnnunry 14th, 1921, nt 10 o’clock n. m. and ask them to bo present. The following resolution was offer­ ed hy-Comr. L. I’ . Hagan, who moved its udoption, und duly seconded by Comr. O. P. Swope, nnd adopted. WherenB it has been brought to the attention of this Bonrd, that Frank It. Pounds, nnd Realty Trust Company, Trustee, operating a mill nt 'Forrest City, i ntho use of log enrts have damaged the hard surfaced road in the vicinity of Forrest City, . Therefore, Be It Resolved, that Schellc Mnines, prosecuting attorney for Seminole County, bo nnd he is hereby instructed mid ordered to linndle this matter with said parties and require the into place snid road where durnnged rn good repair, nnd to de­ sist from further damaging snid road, nnd in default thereof he proceed against said parties as provided by law. Adopted this 4th day of January, A. D. 1921. The following resolution -was offurjed by Comr. O. I’ . Swope, who moved its adoption, nnd duly seconded by Comr. I,. P. Hagan, and ndopted. Whereas, it has been reported that the prohibition laws of the state are being blngrnntly violated in Seminole county, nnd Whereas, it has been further re­ ported thnt ninny illicit stills nre be­ ing operated in Seminole county, TlhTrTfmo bo it resolved thnt the Sheriff oi'Scminolo county, be nnd he is hereby requested to take immediate steps to apprehend those quilty of the violation of lnw, in the above respect, and, ' , . • Be It Further Resolved that the Clerk is hcreby instructed to enusc as copy of this resolution to be de­ livered to C. M. Hand, Sheriff of Sem­ inole County, Florida, und further enuse a copy thereof to be published in the Sanford Herald. Adopted this Jnny. 4th, A. D. 1921. The following resolution was offer­ ed by Comr. L, P. Hagan, who moved its adoption,'sum being seconded by Comr. O. P. Swope, and adopted. Whereas, by virtue o f Chapter 7334, Laws o f Florida, 1917, it is the duty of this Board to fix the number and the compensation o f the deputies, clerks and assistants of each county, official, whose compensation is now H paid in whole or in part on the basis o f fees and commissions, and, Whereas .this Board has made due and careful' inquiry regarding tho number of deputies, clerks nnd assist­ ants required by the various officers o f this county, whose compensation is now paid in whole or in part on the baBis o f fees and commissions. Therefore Be it Resolved, that the Clerk of tho Circuit Court, be and he is hereby authorised to employ the following deputies -and assistants 1 chief deputy at an----------------------------------annual n . *»:-**.;* .. salary of — ........ ..... .... $2,400.00 1 assistant Deputy at an an­ nual salary of ......... ........ 1,200.00 1 assistant deputy nt an an­ nual salary of .......... „ ........ 960.00 1 assistant deputy nt on an­ nual salary o f ........ .......... 900.00 and, Be It Further Resolved that the Tax Assessor be and ho is hereby author­ ized to employ one deputy tax asses­ sor nt an annual snlary of $2,100, and, Be It Further Resolved, that tho Tax Collector be and he is hereby au­ thorized to employ, one chief clerk at the annual salnry of $1,800.00 and one assistant clerk at the annual salary of $780.00, and, Bo It Further Resolved that the Sheriff be and ho is hereby authorized to employ, one chief deputy at an an­ nual salary of $1,800.00 and one as­ sistant chief deputy at an annual sal­ ary o f $1,500.00, and, Be It Further Resolved that the County Judge be and he is hereby au­ thorized to employ, one clerk at an annual salary of $600.00, and, Be It Further Resolved that the salaries of the clerks, assistants and deputies hereinbefore .authorized shall be paid out o f and deducted from tho gross Income, derived from the Our Prices Will Save various offices hereinbefore enumer­ ated, and shall be personally paid to * You M oney sold clerks, assistants and deputies by tho respective officers appointing said clerks, assistants and deputies, and each of said officials shall render to this board a monthly sworn statement in accordance with Section 3 of Chap­ ter 7334, showing In detail the ex­ penses incurred in the operation of his office including the amounts paid by him for clerks, assistants, of deputies, ns aforesaid, and, Consulting Chemist says or (he water: "O f the many water* of this and oth­ Be It Further Resolved, that this er region* that I have analyzed, I have found none superior In *U good quailBoard reserves the right at'its pleas­ ties to that of the ’Elder Water.” — Phone 311-W. Office in MlUer Building. ure to reduce as it may sco fit the ELDER SPRINGS W ATER CO. number of clerks, assistants and dep­ uties hereinbefore authorised. Adopted this 4 th day of January, A. D. 1921. Reports of the several county offic­ ials were received, reda nnd ordered filed. cres cleared andMiled; 3 10 acres fine Celery land Warrants paid during the month of December were ordered cancelled of 000, $2,000 cash, Balance wells, good house, 5 miles out. record. terms. There being no further business the bonrd stands adjourned to meet again Friday, January 14th, 1921, nt 10 o’clock a. m. PHONE 349 HAM PERS Am ple Stocks Nitrate Soda Bone M e a l Castor Pomace . Kainit CH ASE & C O M P A N Y ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R -^ r ^ r H. B. LEWIS 1 • t r SANFORD. FLORIDA 106 N. PARK AVE. Young: Peoples’ Convention Held in Sanford, Feb. 9th A young people's convention will be held in Sanford Fnbrunry 9th nt the Presbytcrinn church. It will be one of the Dixie Christian Endeavor conventions, nnd will be Inlcrdenominationrtl. Mrs. C. F. Evans of Chat­ tanooga, Tcnn.; Knrl Lehmann nnd Mrs. Irfhmnnn o f Montcvcrdc, Fin., nnd State C. E. Secretary S. W- Dcnby will be the lenders. Delegates arc ex­ pected from the centrnl pnrt of Florida. The executive committee of the Presbyterian C. EE met Inst night to make preliminary plaim for their en­ tertainment. The following commit­ tees were appointed: Registration— Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, Misses Florence Henry, Mny Holly, Anna Dullnse, Adele Runge nnd Snrn Warren Ensterby. Publicity—Misses Zetn Dnvidson, Gayle Mnrshnll, Terminn Lehmnn nnd l>r, Donnld Whitcomb. Entertainment— Mrs. R E. Park, Mrs. H. McLnulin, Mrs. E.’ D. Growntee nnd Miss Mny Mnglll. Finance— Miss Virginia Smith, Mes­ srs. Theodore Rungo nnd Wilbur Rumple. * Transportation — Robert Green, len Whitcomb nr.d R. H. Muirhend. f Take Our Advice and B u ild N ow . DO N O T W A I T TOO LO N G Materials in all building line* are now at a lower mark than they have been for years, and ore at a lower level ihnn they will be In a few weeks hence, If atl indications point true. Conditions in the lumber market arc such that every indirntion points to nn early rise In the price of building materials. The simple law of supply nnd demand. If there were no other Influences, In suen as to Indicate that the present l ° w prices cannot lone prevail. For the past 60 days price* have maintained the un­ precedented low level and still remain at that point, but It's not a safe proposition to expect them to remain at this point long. - * At the present low prices an opportunity la offered the prospective builder for n tremendous saving in build­ ing msterinK HUT IN ORDER TO GET THE FULL BENEFIT OF THEM IT WILL HE NECESSARY TO START NOW. SO DON’T DELAY. The Hill Lumber Co. SERVICE QUALITY CORNER THIRD AND MYRTLE Here is nn npt suggestion to capable laundresses nnd to house­ wives as well—call upon the Herald Want Ads to Tiring you together to your mutunl advantage. PRICE ’ PHONE 135 I IN S U R A N C E . RE AL~ ESTATE {SA N F O R D . FLA Million Packets Of Flower Seeds Free Wo bcltovo In flower* around the homes of the South. Flower* brighten «p the homo surroundings and give pleasure and satisfaction to those who hare them, W* havo filled moro than a million packet! of seeda, of beautiful yet eaatly grown flower* to be given to our customer* this spring for tbe beautifying of* their homes. Wouldn't you like to havo five packet* of beautiful flowera free? YOU CAN GET THEM! Haatlngi’ 1911 catalog la a US page handsomely Illustrated seed book with twenty beautiful pages showing the finest va­ rieties In their true natural colors. It la full of helpful garden, flower and farm Information that Is needed In •very homo, and, too, the catalog tells you how to get these flower Bends ab­ solutely tree. Write for our 1921 catalog now. It la tho finest, most valuable and beau­ tiful seed book ovor published, and you will be mighty glad you’ve got 1L Tbero Is no obligation to buy any­ thing. Just ask for tbe catalog. H. a HASTINGS CO., 8KED8MEN, ' ATLANTA, GA. * A, P.CONNEL A L L K IN D S OF ■Used In connection with no other NOWttXfe PROTECTED IWCASE OPFIRE* i subject does the newly coined and frequently heard expression quot­ ed above, mean more or apply with greater force than in the matter - of-Insurance on your property, as­ suring you against financial loss -in the event of Its destruction by ■fire. 7*1 / . "* ‘ i ' 17 777 17 SEE US ABOUT . FIRE INSURANCE! -t ' ' - .vAi i» is.-,.; Prompt Delivery Cotton Seed Meal * S :: Ill � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 28, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 28, 1921. 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B . • •• ■ ' •.. *.: . r * • • ’• • •: • . 12 PAGES TODAY SANFORD H ERALD 72 COLUMNS -£ji IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION iandits getting bolder ROB BANK AND A.C.L. RY. AT LARGO THIS MORNING WORK RENDERED IRON WORKER FALLS 16 STORIES, USELESS THRU FINGER BROKEN P O L IT IC S F A L L W AS BROKEN B Y n E A V Y SO S A YS CHARLES t^AWES, FOR­ MER H E AD OF A R M Y S U P P L Y CAN VA8S RECEPTACLE ON PRO CU REM ENT SERVICE F l f T n 8TORY (Dr Tk* Au«cUU4 rr*M) N E W YORK, Feb. 3. — Nathan Cohen, structural iron worker, who plunged from top of a n e w sixteenstory building yesterday reported for work VxJ*y> Fall waa broken by a (Mr Tk* AlMcUUd fn u ) heavy canvass debris receptacle that DOUGLAS, Arts. Feb. 3.— It was waa stretched from the fifth story. announced today that Lieutenant His little Anger’ was sprained. . Pearson will leave February 7th to W ESCAPED IN A UTO M OBILE fly to Pablo Beach, Fla., where he la AFTER C U TT IN G A L L , scheduled to start February 22d oh a Four Men are Dead T H E W IR E S transcontinental flight to San Diego, as Result o f Am bush Calif. A Dellaviland airplane, which at Dublin Yesterday (Bjr T h A — H i US T n m ) Pearson rebuilt here fo r coast to coast LARGO,’ FIs., Feb. 3.— T hirty thoudash was .icsiea .tested yesieraay. yesterday. riirorxi Efforts V .. . It,. O f.f. aaan (»r n * Auotuua rr«».) w Bandits H eld the L ie u t Pearson to Fly to Pablo Beach Soon Cashier, at B ay W h ile in Special Airplane Companion THE SAFE (*7 Tk. AuacUUd Tnm) W AS H IN G TO N , Feb. 3.— Charles Dawes, former head o f the army supply procurement service in France told the house war investigating com­ mittee today that their work was ren­ dered useless through injection o f partisan politics. He said, "You can not put a blotch on the army. What the hell did we go in for, to ateal money?" It waa not a Republican or Democratic war. It waa an American U N E M PLO YE D DEM AND W ORK (By TU AiMcUUS fn u ) D U B LIN , Feb. 3.— Four rrten are dead as the result of an arabuah o f COPENHAGEN, Feb. 8.— A proceapolice near here yesterday^ Details aion o f unemployed, estimated to num­ not received but it is known that two ber 48,000, le ft the city hall here this escaped In an automobile. T ™ .CHICAGO M AN n U Y 8 ' motor trucks were blowp up by a ndits held cashier at point o f gnn afternoon marching toward the perilsA 100-ACRE GROVE mine set In road. First lime such rhile companions blew safe. They method’ o f attack been used against I went building* and the king'* palace, previously cut all wires into the LEESBURG, Feb. 3.— Through Hori. Crown forcea In Inland. 'demanding work. own »nd robbed depot. T. 0. Putch, attorney fo r the estate, {Joseph Libel o f Chicago has ac­ )BSTRUCTIONS quired a valuable aeven-year-old grove of 100 acres west o f Okhumplca, a cash IN C H A N N E L transaction running* well Into five flgD E L A Y HARDING,uV*^: Mr. Libal will make this his home establishing a fine country es­ (B j Tk* AuecUUA r u n ) tate In this favored section, one o f the FORT LAU D ERD ALE, Fla., Feb. oldest in Central Florida . Delayed by channel obstructions Decision May Be Reach­ W eather and Crop larding’* house boat pushed its way M IAM I W ORKM EN ACCEPT CUT Conditions for W eek ^lowly northward In Indian river toed in Executive Ses­ M IAM I, Feb. 2.— Wage reduction of ay on second leg o f cruise to St. Ending February 1 sion Tomorrow Lugustine. Expected to reach Palm 15 to 20 per cent have voluntarily been 3e*ch late today where Harding party made by carpenters, painters and Temperature: The temperature *v(By Tk» A im c UUS r r » n ) rill play golf nnd havi. dinner ashore plumbers engaged In construction CHICAGO, Feb. 3. — Arguments: craged below the seasonal over nil work at Miami Beach. it private home, against abrogation of nationnl wage j divisions, being 4 degrees below In the „ ” tiu. raom ln, m ^ L I T " 1 <? i‘ ht !n ’ ndrtd thousand dollnra from At- * > « l - ™ " . -H c h - I rrqulr. .n « ntlcCoiit Line rtnUon h r b .n d lf J ' " * * - 'i r t l ’- ' r mils, sn hour. ARGUMENTS AGAINST ABROGATION NATIONAL WAGE AGREEMENTS PRESENTED TO LABOR BOARD agreements between railroads and em- southeast. The coldest weather ocployca presented today to Railroad curred generally on the 7th, but no U b o r Board. Members of board In -1unfaborable results followed the low dicated decision may be reached In ' temperature . Precipitation: Light rain fell on executive session Friday. Several days, but it was deficient In all divisions, and more rain is’ needed D ark to D ark W ork throughout the section, except on For Dollar a Day some very low lands. As yet, no ill NEGRO PO PU LATIO N . -------l effects are reported. "omparison W ith Other CHESTERTOW N, Md., Feb. 2.— A Condition of Crops: Uplnnds are (Dj Tha Associated Treat) Cities Will Convince W ASH IN G TO N , Feb. . 3.— Negro new wnge scale for farm labor has rnther dry throughout the section. The population o f New Orleans 100,918,1been adopted at a mass meeting o f nights wero too cool for rnpld growth Anyone • increase 13 per cent. Negroes N e w -1farmers here. The scalo calls fo r a and germination, except that cabbage, 79 per day’s work to be from sun-up to sun-'celery nnd lettuce did well. The plantSecretary Pearman o f the Sanford nrk’ N ’ J- 17’010' ,ncreaB0 down, with the following compensa-’ ing o f Irish potatoes nnd cane conhandier of Commerce has complied ccn ' __________________ tion: ‘ tlnues In the north; the latter 1s sevome most Interesting figures lately The maximum wage for a dny month oral feet high in some localities of 'or the new booklet that will soon be Inborer to be $25 n month, witt board the ccntrnl nnd southern divisions, ublishi-d nnd among the rates is one k j l i l i a L L J U D L I L aJ nnd keep for laborer’s horse, or $30 Strawberries Improved, nnd nrc more hat should be rend with interest. ( n month with board and no keep for abundant; more moisture would be Freight rates nrc a most important tho hone. •’ |bcneflclnl In some localities. The week t*m In the manufacture and diatribuTho maximum wage for a day la- waa very favorable for oats and rye, ion of commodities. borer fo r regular farm work to be which continues in excellent condition. The table of rates jioted below show | The shipping o f citrus fruits was $1 a day and board. Ihe substantial advantages Sanford active. Plowing for corn and other The maximum Wage for a woman’s T A L L A H A S S E E , ‘ Feb. 3.— The reives In possessing both rail Rnd work in a farmhouse kitchen, includ- staple crops was well advanced dur­ state supreme court yesterday revised r*t»r facilities. ing washing, to be $16 a month, or ing the week. There was much sun It I. on this presentation that San- tho Jud^ ent of tho circuit court for jin * ™ m l h w i t W washing shine. ord bases Its claim of being tho county in the case of J. R. Me- $10 a month without waz---- g. ORical diatributlng center fo r the Daniel, plaintiff in error, versus J. J. mtral and southern sections o f the Harrell, defendant in error, holding tate. , ’ Jthat judges o f courts o f limited jurisF.xecutlves o f wholesale and Job- diction /ire exempt from civil liability ing houses who possess a viilon will ,n damages for their Judicial decisions *k* advantage o f Sanford’s advant-! *11 « « « ■ "h e re Judges o f courts of general jurisdiction arc exempt from such liability. • * From Jacksonville to— hurry about it. They arc not allowed 4th I It seems that in 1919 Mr. Me1st any days o f grace in this matter, at Motorcycle Officer P ep Class Daniels, who was then mayor of the Class all. They must pay and pay now or fe r is A fte r the D e­ .37V4 city ° * Tallahassee, caused Mr. Harsnfonf __ .58 be arrested and brought before the ,74 t rail, a merchant o f the city, to bd Tl«ndo . 1.09'A linquents judge. That is all there is to it. So ;7g 'arresfed fo r violating the city.ordl•immee 1.164 if you have not ordered your licehse .84 V4 nance-requiring stores to be closed *n’B City 1.204 You must have a new license for tag you had better order it now, at .87V4 nt a designated ’hour. Mr. Harrell your car or have an application made •Iceland . 1.25 1.114 1.00 once. And the sheriffs office also 89^ was taken before the mayor, found and the papers to show for it or you haa white card hoard tags that say r»mpa . . . 1.28 1.124 1.02 ! guilty nnd sentenced topay a fine will be arrested. That is you may not your license has been ordered but has !or be imprisoned in the city Jail. be arrested but you arc subjeefto ar­ not nrrived and ..this will keep you lorida O ranges to He refused to pay the fine and was rest and Officer Depfer, who is em­ from being arrested until your license Be in the T ariff Bill !placed in Jail. ployed by the county and the city also docs arrive. Committee Announces HarreU thereupon promptly Inatl- haa atrict orders from the sheriff to ______ . .toted a habaes corpus before the arreat every one who haa not applied Reduction in Price WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 ,-C on rreM - wpreme court, and waa ordered re- for a new llcenae or haa one on his wn W. J. Sears waa today Informed ,e* Bed- the ordinance In queatlon cap. Thia is not the law made by o f Gasoline is M ade Sheriff Hand or Motorcycle Officer r the house and w ay. and mean* d ed am l ,.UnreaT j (B r Tk* I im b UUS T n m ) ommlttee that Florida orange* would ab,en* “ : Harrell then sued Depfer but Is a state law and It is the N E W YO R K, Feb. 3.— The «ta n d •n the tariff bill which w ill be Mr. McDaniel fo r damage* fo r fal»s duty o f the sheriff to see that this up in the extra session o f con- imprisonment He received a ver- law is carried out and there U no one ard Oil Company o f New Jersey yes­ so well equipped to see all the motor­ terday announced a reduction o f one This will probably be early in ,dl<* * nd Judgment ^ tpril and Mr. S ean said that he opinion ^rendered today hold- ists as la Officer Depfer, who ridee a cent a gallon in the price o f gasollrie motorcycle and’ keep* on the trail of and kerosene in New Jersey, Mary­ “18 have a delegation o f represent*- *“ » the speeding motorist all the time. land, Virginia, North Carolina . and * * memhen o f the Florida Cltnia cW1 1Ub,,,ty {o r b,B J 11^ 1 The license tag should he purchased Luolelana. '* » « * • here at-th at time to take ™ by Judge West. Judge The wholesale price o f gasoline in •re of the matter •E ,I,i dissent*. Myers A Myers of by the first o f January o f each year. « r . Sear, has been at work on t h e T.H ah.w ee fo r P ^n tiflM n »rror; W . I f the owner* o f automobile* did net Jersey City and Baltimore was also ‘ Her for aometime and had hoped C. Hodges and Fred H. Davis o f Tal- know .this they have been informed reduced from 284 to 274 cents a gal­ bmre an earlier hearing than that ( l*ba*aee fo r defendant In error. , by the newspapers several times and lon and kerosene from 184 to 174 j unless they are bran naw owners of cents a gallon. * . a,t promised him, but because o f the automobilta they knew it without be­ *n*r»l belief that the present F ord -1 C H A R LO TTE SLEEPER DIBS ing told, but Ilka everything else In B U Y8 OW N BOTTLES emergency ta riff bill may not be, ■ ■■ ■ -* this world the subject o f a license tag ;t<d * t this session It haa been dp- ■G R E E N V ILLE , S. C / F e . . . „ . . . . . .. f C LE V E LA N D , Ohio, Feb. 8.— Law­ to portpon. tfc. hMHp* onttl Ifok .pod • •‘ o™. ' “ ' S’ rence Herold, druggist, asked the po­ lice to locate a boy he hired to dean hie cellar. The boy sold him 100 bot­ tle* shortly aft Jr taking the'job. They were H eroldVow n bottles. - SANFORD FREIGHT RATES SHOULD MAKE THIS CENTER FOR WHOLESALE BUSINESS CIWAI I IT DO NOT PAY FOR MISTAKES AUTO LICENSE TAGS MUST BE ON ALL CARS OR SHERIFF WILL GET YOU ’, . > N U M B E R 25 SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 4, 1921 VOLUME X IL . *» . PRES. WILSON AUTHORIZED TO INVITE NATIONS WORLD SEND DELEGATES TO MEET Georgetown University For Conference to P ro ­ H as B ig Fire Today t vide fo r D isarm • at Nation’s Capital ament REPORT FAVOR’BLE (By Tk* AwcUUI fn u ) W ASH IN G TO N , Feb. 3.— Fire broke out today in the north building o f Georgetown University and had BY HOUSE FO R EIG N A F F A IR S C O M M IT T E E . spread considerably before the >fire­ men could get into action. Fire com­ TODAY panies responding at the first alarm (By Tk* AutcUM Tnm) • were unable to cope with the blaze W ASH IN G TO N , Feb. 8. — A and the second alarm called half a resolution authorizing President dozen additional engine companies to Wilton t o .Invite the nation* o f the jeene. ■■ v* the world to send delegates to a. conference to provide for disarm­ W AS H IN G TO N , Feb. 3— The fire ament waa reported favorably by was controlled before the building waa the House Foreign A ffa ln com­ serioualy damaged. The structure la mittee today. the oldest at the university, being built The proposed conference wonld In 1795. , be held at Washington at the discretion o f the president. This is the f in t definite action taken Y A N K E E O FFICER A T by any congressional committee T R IA L OF P A IR WHO looking to a conference for the - "M ISSED ” BERGDOLL general disarmament. (By T k. i u w l i U l r » u ) B E R LIN , Feb. 3.— An Eberbach dis­ patch saya that an officer repreaentlng the American army has arrived there to attend the trial o f the two Americans arrested while attempting to take into custody Grover C. Bergdoll. The request that they be turned over to the army for'courtmartlal has been definitely. rejected. The trial will proceed before a government court and the charge probably will be usurpation of authority.' ',>41 Gest to File Other Suits A gain st Ford • •, CHICAGO, Feb. 3.— With one auit for $5,000,000 already filed hero at­ torneys for MorriB Gest, theatrical producer, today prepared to file additoinal suits in Detroit nnd other cities ngninst Henry Ford, charging libel. • Gest baBOB his suit on nn editorial in the Dcnrhorn Independent, Ford’s weekly pnper. f/ U1 SANFORD MEN’S CLUB . HOST TO ORLANDO VISITORS AT PARISH HOUSE LAST NIGHT Had J o lly 'G o o d Time N ew Election in Cuba in N e a r Future W ith Oyster Supper, H A V A N A , Feb. 2.— New election* Bowling and Singing in'1 Cuba will bo held in the.near The Men's Club of Sanford invited tho Men's Club o f Orlnndo to congre­ gate with them Inst night nt tho I’ nrlsh House and together with n large gnthering of men folks here hnd n fine time together. B. F. Whitncr, as chairman o f the meeting, intro­ duced everybody all round and then called fo r some rollicking songs that A. n . Stone hnd prepared for the oc­ casion nnd in-which all present Joined until the very rafters of the Parish House took up the refrains. A fter the sing several o f the visitors and somij of the home folks were called upon to say a few words about the club and Its purposes and the Or­ lando’ delegation stated that while they wanted such a elub for Orlando they had not as yet made any start on it. They were carried away with the Parish House Club with its flne plant containing,two pool tables, the bowling alleys, the reading rooms and mehting places and the basket bail court and shower baths and all the appurtenances. A fter the talks' and more sdngs the entire assemblage sat down to a flne oyster supper that was followed by Ice cream, cake and coffee nnd then the bunch adjourned to the bowling alley, where the Orlando del­ egation vowed and declared that noth Ing would do them now except a bowl­ Ing alley fo r their club. Some twenty o f those present took up the art o f bowling and while no big scores were made it was noted that the Orlando visitors were mighty strong on the bowling even If they were oat o f prac­ tice and when they do get their alleys and come np to play Sanford they will make it hot fo r the boya here. Until they do get their ,own alleys, however, they are supposed to come to Sanford any night they can get away and use the Parish House at any time “ fo r they are Jolly Fellows” and* all th a t Aipono those from Orlando were Dr. H *T Beardall, T. L. Casey, George E. King, W alter Cary-Elwees, B. W. Kingsley and L. L. Cardinal. The Pariah’•'-House an A ih e Men’s Club are dqthrf the l^eat-wpric here among the boys w in dow h iv e a place where they can congregate at any time In the day or n lg^ l^ rh A ^ they have all kind* o f recreatlOB. hnd fun and exercise and where once week they have a good lector* and where they can have , %- future, Maj.-Gcn. Enoch Crowder stated today, will be absolutely im­ partial as measures which would leave the election in doubt have been an­ nulled. Maj.-Gep. Crowder, sent here by the American government at the requist of the Cuban authorities to atralghtan out the election system, submitted laws which hive been enacted by con­ gress to govern th# ne# elections. Wanted Tenant W ith • Most Children; M an W ith Six W in s Out w • k jl __ s *1 V'PtSfj 1 1 ,r.-l ■-* P IN EBLUFF, Ark., Feb- 2.— Th* banker who advertised bis home fa r rent, the more children the cheaper rent, stated today that he had leased It to a man with alx children. Ha said the ’ last applicant protested becanse he had eight children at home and two at school, yet did not get the, house because he was too lata. and other atflusementa forming on* o f the most complete plant* in the state o f this kind and one that la attracting the men o f all ages in this city and county. . Arthur 8*aring Peck, the rector o f . - v - iS a i the Holy Cross Parish here haa worked unceasingly on this plan fo r years and now sees his plana and his hopes and his aspirations fulfilled and the Men’s /jjm Club having been organised w ill take the burden o f the running expenses off the ahonlders o f the rector and aea that his plana are carried oat. Th* club 1* non-sectarian and the memb en o f any church a n Just as wel­ come aa the members o f H oly Cross church or If't h e applicant la not a member o f any chfarch la Just as wel­ come and H la through thia ,broad spirit that many at the younger men o f the d ty . a n attracted to tha club that la doing, has dona and w ill cootinue to do this great work amniig the men o f this city. The Men’s Chib la growing and has the support o f the men o f the city who a n always la the forefront o f development and good works o f all kind* and wHl in tlme be one o f the strongest organization* r In tha city. It la founded upon righ t 'rin d p lta and broad Christian UDami ship and wijl suoceed beyond the fondest dream/ o f Its progenitor. Rev, Arthur Searing Peek. . • • J. .. .. I �:; " *J v. > j *y. .. r-ifwBw’B S rA. J«PV W 3 * 3 *?l i THE SANFORD W EEK LY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUAR Y 28,1921 Per, LEADER OF THE PERSONAL NOTES BEWARE OF GYPSIES AND . STATE TAX COMMISSIONER GRAY VETERANS FORTUNE TELLERS WHO DIED YESTERDAY FRISKED DELAND PEOPLE RECOMMENDED BY HARDEE WOMAN’S CLUB AT JACKSONVILLE MEET (T n m W .d n .*U 7 ’« D » llj) Mrs. T. S. Daigor and Mrs. J. B. Lawifon spent the day in Orlando, Tuesday. ANDERSON, S. C., Jan. 25,-Coi. Mrs. Collins o f Birmingham, Ala., is the guest o f Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Joseph Newton Brown, 008, ranking commanding officer o f the Confederats Brower. Arm y In South Carolina, died at hi* CLU B C A LE N D A R I 'w • J. B. Lawson has returned from a home here yesterday morning at 9:oo Wednesday, February 2.— General officers, nnd unless we have the moral • Should H a v ^ P o w e r to courage to mnko every man bear his Several of.DcLand’s citizens had tho business meeting, Americanization business trip ito Tampa and other o’clock. unique experience Inst night o f hav­ points in South Florida. Lawyer, banker nnd capitalist, he just share o f the tax burden then we day. '. ‘ v A c t in A ll T a x ing their fortunes told, stolen— and should resign.'* . was rated as ono o f tho wealthiest BRIDGE LUNCHEON Messrs. F. W. nanes o f North Car­ men in the state. The governor hinted that there recovered. Yesterday afternoon .a M atters was a possibility of the tax rolls from band o f gypsies hit DeLand. It is olina and H. A. Coggins o f Orlando A t the outbreak o f tho Civil War Members o f the social department some counties being* repectcd unless stated that they wero traveling in are notified that they are entitled to were In the city yesterday on business. he enlisted as a private. Late rhe or­ the assessment was made upon ’ a about ten cars with two men, five ono honor guest (unpaid) who is a ganized Co. E, 154th South Carolina fair valuation o f the property in the women and stcen children per car. guest, from out-of-town or a house Mrs. C. M;. Hand, 'M r. and Mrs. Voluntcrs, which ho captained. Later counties when he asked the assessors They came from Barbcrville way and guest o f the member, and one other S. M. Loyd, Mrs. Archie Betts and he was commanding lieutenant col­ SOME C O U N TIE S P A Y IN G TOO near to adopt a resolution to adhere rigid* stopped on- South Boulevard guest whose plate must be phid for Master Charles Betts motored to Or­ onel o f the organization, which com­ MUCH A N D SOME P A Y IN G TOO Howry avenue. The fun did not start i ly to 50 per cent o f the value o f htc at one dollar per, and this guest must lando Tuesday. . mand he continued until the close of L IT T L E OF S T A T E DURDEN until about five olclock when two wo­ property as the assessment basis. be a member o f some department of the war. He commanded the rogi“ There may bo some assessors not men “ visited” Nahm & Nnhm Garage. the Woman’s Club, cither Literature, I. D. Martin is back on the old job Yncnt In most o f the important bat­ J A C K S O N V ILLE , Jan. 20.— Recoinwilling to do this," he said. “ There Armstrong grocery company and Music or W elfare, for the bridge qt supplying the hungry and is with tles from Chancellorsvllle unti lApril mending the creation of a tax commis­ may be some boards o f county com­ Guenther's blacksmith shop. luncheon that w ill be given Tuesday, Jones’ Cash Stors where be and W . R. 2, 1865, when he was captured at the sioner with power to act, Gov. Cary Two women entered the warehouse missioners who will refuse to co-opert February 8th. The bridge luncheon Bates are smiling all the while and fall o f Petersburg and was held ai a A . Hardee, in an address beforo a o f the Armstrong Grocery Company ate in this regard, But I want to say is one o f the most delightful events o f dishing out the groceries. prisoner o f War a t Johnson’s Islam - gathering o f county tax assessors, at here and now that unless there is con­ on Short street and interviewed the tho. club year and is always looked . ‘ the Seminole hotel Tuesday, declared until July, 1865. ’ scientious effort on their part to see manager, Mr. W alter Lahrman, stat­ forward to with pleasurable anticipa­ M r .and Mrs. Bowman and fam ily that many counties wero not paying As . senior colonel <Jf McGowan’s ing they wished to buy some grocer­ that property is assessed upon an tion. The names o f gucAts must be o f Wlnson-Salem, N . C., are in the their just share of state taxes. He brigade, heTomraanded the brigade equitable basis in keeping with other ies. Mr. Lahfman was busy at the given Miss Katherine W llkey not lat­ city and w ill make Sanford their In the battle o f the Bloody Angle, said some system should be . devised time and beyond telling them that his counties o f the state, then they need er than February 1st and the one dol­ future home as soon as s suitable whereby recalcitrant counties could be Spottsylvania Court House, Vs., In not be surprised if the tax roll from firm was strictly wholesale did not lar must accompany the name fo r the forced to raise their assesments to a residence can be secured. pay much attention to his visitors. May, 1864. He had command of thli their county is rejected.” paid guest. ■ point on a parity wtih sister counties, They then insisted on telling his for­ organization in the battle o f Gettyv -------- ( and suggested that a tax commission­ J. C. Dcen o f the Union Pharmacy burg July 1 , 1Q63. His men were the tune and he told Ahem emphatically S O C IA L D E PA R T M E N T . er with real power to act would be has returned from s trip to Douglass first troops to enter Gettysburg. He to ‘'get." Just as they were going Ten tables o f players enjoyed a de­ the proper remedy. and other points in Georgia. Dr. Dean was severely wounded at Gaines Mill, outside o f the door Mr. Lahrman hap­ "W e must have central authority pened to fe e l. in his trouser’s pocket lightful game o f bridge at the Wom­ says that good old Georgia is not so June 27, 1862, and at Gettysburg July January 30th is the fifth Sunday somewhere with power to enforce its and immediately missed $40 which he an’s Club Tuesday afternoon, with good and Sanford, Fla., looks good 3, 1863. \ ’ of the month. ,The collection taken had h ere'in three bills. He called Mrs. W . J. Thigpen, making high decisions," said the governor. "E x ­ enough fo r him and he was glad -to He participated in moat of the batperience has shown that we cannot on the fifth Sunday is nlwnys sent,to them back into the store, loeked the score to Whom was presented a pair wipe the red clay from his dainty ties with Stonewall Jackson’s corpi. permit cnch o f the 54 counties to pur- the orphanage at Enterprise from doors and accused them of stealing of silk hose. hoofs and let the Florida sand take Mrs. R. A. Newman, hostess o f the sup their own will Us to the basis of Moores Station Sunday school. the money. One o f the gypsies told up with him again. FLO R ID A S T A T E L E A G U E * assessment, because many o f, them Miss Marian Dclterlch was given him it wns on his.person, in fact it day, was assisted in the discharge of GOES INTO CLASS "C " trying to avoid the payment of their n delightful surprise on her birthday, was in his vest pocket, and to prove her social duties by Mrs. A . P. CdnAmos Osborn o f Waterbary, Conn., B A L L —JAC K SO N V ILLE • ' Just share o f state taxes. The central ( January 18th, n party o f young folks this she pulled it out fo r him. The nolly, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, M r*. F. E. was here yesterday 'en route from JOINS—S TA R TS IN APRIL # * . authority to which I have referred came out from town for the evening. sheriff’s office was notified and the Roumillatt, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and Orlando to Orange City where he Is could force the recalcitrant county to Mrs. B. A. Howard returned Friday two women, Mary Mitchell and Annie Miss Wilkie. Guests o f department spending the winter. Hd is an old (Continued from page one) come up on a level with its sister from n visit with Mr. Howard nt Oke- Puller, were given free lodging in the members were Mrs. S. E. Barrett, Mrs. friend o f I. D. Martin and spent a few mission. In Class C this limit, In­ Lcggc, Miss Nan Liddy, Mrs. Bran­ countics in assessment values. The chobee City. , county jail, being given n preliminary hours with him here. Mr. Osborn clusive o f the manager, Is fixed at don, Mrs. Reginald Holly and Mrs. adoption o f this plan, o f course, is a j Judge Hort Fish was hrro^from De­ hearing before Judge McCrory this was here in the early days and was $2800 as a maximum. A salary limit Clifton. ‘ . matter .for the consideration of th e, Sunday nt the Fish-Galloway afternoon. • greatly surprised at the wonderful of $2400, inclusive of tho salary of a‘ . legislature, but it is my purpose to homo on Cameron avenue, At about the same time that the lit­ growth of this city, n e will como manager, resulted in a deadlock, with recommend nnd to co-operate with I Argil Cameron arrived hero Sunday tle affair was going on with Air. Lahr back and remain awhile before ho St. Petersburg, Lakeland and Tampa them in nn effort to remedy existing from Tildonville, 0., on a visit to his man two other gypsy women inter­ goes home. conditions. I believe the legislature, pan,ntBf Mr. nnd Mrs A r . Cfttn- viewed Mr. Guenther nt his black­ acekipg to fix the limit at this should authorize the appointment of cron amount The fight fo r a higher ia|. { Trot* Thurtd.j'. D tllj) E. W. Ilcnk attended the Masonic smith shop on Short street stuting tax commissioner and give him some , R L Creer was taken to the Fem- that they wanted a horse shod. Then convention in Jacksonville last week, i A1 Witherington o f Apopka was In ary limit wns waged by the owners uthority in the matter. Ii Md-Laught Mrs. Will Satcher and little dnugh-Uho city today with his trusty violin. o f tho Orlando club, who sought to fix nld-Lnugnton hospital Monday even­ they played hands with Mr. Guenther I ______ "I nm not in favor o f the creation ing. Said to have been very ill. the limit, exclusive o f the salary of ' trying to beguile him to have his for- ter spent the week end in Orlando of such a tax ns we have heretofore Mr. nnd Mrs. R. R. Dens hnve as the manager. Judge II. T. Titus, U Mrs. Carolin McDougal hns nbout tune told nnd finnlly started to frisk tho guests of her cousins, the Mcssrr. tried. It has been suggested and their guest, Claude King, o f Mnyes- president of the Daytona club, casf recovered from her attack of illness his handkerchief out of his pocket Allen. there is some merit in the suggestion. ... ., , , _ ,, , . , Mr. nnd Mrs. Ranger arrived Wed­ ville, S. C. . did Dorn Mullancy, representing Jack­ . . , , . . with which she was suddenly taken on and then a dollar bill which he allow­ that a tax commission composed ot ,, , . , . „ , . . sonville. ... ,. . . . the street In town Saturday evening, ed them to have if they would bent it. nesday and will be the guests of Mr. the comptroller, the state treasurer, , ,, ... _ .. , . Mrs. Addie F. Homrighous of Chi­ A fte r Judge Titus had refused all . . . . . ... , I Mr. nnd Mrs \\. E. Prevatt and son This they did nnd ns they were turn­ nnd Mrs. Hnrdy for the winter. nnd the chnirmnn of the railroad com­ cago, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. efforts fo r a compromise and with­ C. W. Entzminger was in Orlando visited Mrs. f’ revntt’H parents in NeW ing the corner onto the Boulevnrd Mr. mission, should give results. If we ure Henry Wight. , drawn from the meeting, W. R. CashGuenther happened to feel in his on Saturday. Smyrna Sunday. to have a commission composed of any Mrs. B. J. Overstreet and children well o f tho St. Petersburg club, won Mr. nnd Mrs. L. A. Brumley hfcve pocket, nnd find thnt his wnd wns number o f men, then th eabovo offic­ Mrs. E. F. Housholdcr, as the “ Old a'compromise of $2600 fo r the salary were visitors in Orlando on Tuesday. ns their guests Mrs. Rrumley’s niece' Kone- 1Ie d‘d the Marathon nnd ials, in my opinion, should compose Mrs. Nettie Hardaway wns the Maid” in the Flower Shop, furnishes Iip iit Inclusive o f tho manager’s sal­ nnd her husbnnd, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. J. I caught up with the two gypsies. They thnt board. What we want is results guest o f Mrs. E. W. Henk last week, n year of fun and comedy. ary, and the ruling granting clubs the asked him for his hundkerchief and and I seriously question if a tax corn- Blythe of ChnVIotte, N ..C. Mrs. privilege to secure the services of five on unfolding it brought out $12. Mr. returning to her home in T a ft on mission so composed would have suf- Blythe nnd l* I* Frnzler nre brother The many friends of Mrs. John Gil­ class ball players, the classification Guenther believes they kept about $3 Thursdny. ficicnt time to give the question that « " d 'M e r. Other guests nt the Brumlen will be glad to leran thnt she is Dr. Kerr Boyce Tuppcr gave a lec­ to be 15 games fo r a pitcher in the or $4 out on him. These two got serious consideration which its impor- W home are Messrs. Bob and Tom ture nt tho Library on Tuesday even­ improving after nn operation recent­ higher league and 30 games for the tancc demands. For that reason, I Hunter, also of Charlotte. Mr. B o h > w“ >; nnd no U n ific a tio n could be ing, his subject being: “ The Bright ly performed at the Femald-Laugh- other players. rather favor -n tax commissioner Hunter is the guest .of his son, 'G rn- 1 mui c' . , ' ton hospitnl. Side o f L ife." A t the meeting In the afternoon 120 whose sole duties shall be thnt of ham nnd family on Benrdall avenue! A t nb°,Ut the R“ mc l,mc tbc8c other Mr. and Mrs. George Upchurch left co-operating with the tax nssessors, this week Grnndpn Hunter is much eV,n * were apptning wo g>psy Miss Haines of the Quality Shop. wcr® dpdd*d uPon for thc ,M ' , , , . . . , . . .women entered Nnhm & Nnhm Garage Wednesday for their home in Bir­ left today for the eastern markets, son o f 1921, the opening date to he nnd boards of county commissioners taken with nis line, new grnndson. , ,, ... . . . . . . , and saked Joe r rnnk to get them n mingham, Ala. set ns enrly in April as will bring the of the various counties with n view Mr. nnd Mrs Robert Merriwenther .. , . 'iTra.” Jim’ Martin and two children ! wher« " hc wiU the spring . . , . . . . .. tire. IsnAiuh Daniels, an employee of close of the season on Labor -Day. of bringing about uniform ossess- have returned from Lynchburg, Vn., ^ lU,ncry and novelties for Double-headers garage wns in the office and they left for their home in Moss Bluff on 8tock of m will be played on all ments. .'It js needless for mo to sny nnd nre with Mrs. Merriwenther’s thc Quality Shop. tried to get him to help find the tire Tuesday night after a pleasant visit holidays. It was also agreed that that such a commissioner should be parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joo Cameron, but he Btnycd in the office. Joe Frank with Mrs. Martin’s mother, Mrs. Geo. each club composing the league should one who is fnmilinr with the prirtci- Mr. Merriwenthcr’s pnronts ,accomCharles Bauman o f Orlando was in camp back and then they asked him to Lewis. retain all Its own gate receipts and plcs o f taxation, who Is just nnd fair pnnied them from Lynchburg nnd nre W. S. Entzminger, of Plant City, the city calling on the local trade to­ open up the cash register, in which pay lta own expenses on the road. and above nil not a politician. I do -gu^ts of their other sons here, there wns about $150 in cash, in or-' wns in town on Tuesday the guest of day. n c is the manufacturers’ agent Tho holiday games receipts will b« not know whether the legislature will for all kinds of auto supplies nnd Albert Domer of Celery avenue has (|cr tbat they could "good luck” a coin his brother, C. \V. Entzminger. pooled and tho clubs share propor­ agree with mo in my conclusions I ( as his guests a party of three friends for him This he dicl ani, whllc mnni. T. C. Slade, of Onkvilln, Conn., makes a specialty of gasoline gupma tionally. do not know that the question is going f ron, the farming section of New ; pulntioI„ werc Koing on Joc Frank have purchased a lot and have their nnd kindred npplnncea. Player Limit Fixed at 15 Men message, and I trust some system. Jersey. happened to sec to see some dollar cottngc well underway. Thc player limit for 1921 was fixed E. E. Hardy hus luid thc founda­ to be brought io t h e r attention in >ny | Mrs. Shirley had a brother from |caving the cash drawer in the J. A. Snyder, one of the promin­ At 16 men. No Interchange of play* beneficial in this regard, may ho evol- Oeor|rlll „ hpr W M t ^ek. hands of one o f the women. He tion for his new cottngc. This makes ent citizens and merchants of Chuera 30 days before thc end of thc sea­ \e< rom our join n • >r< n on*I George Mitchell went to Bishop- mndc n grab and got the money but thc sixth new house built in Long- luota, was in the city today coming son or thc signing.of higher class men Gov Hardee declared that {here ville ,aM wcok to tnkp n Jpb „ gu„r d , the womcn got away. wood within four months. over to get Mrs. Snyder, who has been any later than 30 days prior to the ____ . . . _____ i ________ j 1 . .. , Mr. nnd'M rs. Mills and Mr. nnd at the Fcrnald-Laughton hospital fo r . is , much , „ property , in the stnte which nt a state convict campj „doing road Last night some darkies came in end o f tho season was voted. In is avoiding, taxation absolutely. “ There buiIflinfr work at that int. from Barberville* where they claimed Mrs. Miller le ft Monday for. a motor tho past week. • o f a regular game being postponed are legitimate sources o f revenue | Thp ChorpcninjrSf Corpnnys and one o f them had lost their waich while trip to Tjunpn. * nnd transferred from jone town to an­ utilized and perhaps which you cannot 1 ,, , . . . . . ,, A. >Y. Fuller was transacting busi­ . , , . Ellsworths drove over to Lake Harney having his fortune told. The dark es Last Wednesday night, January 19, other, the town so transferred shall which the stnte has heretofore not j Sunday- and enjoyed n fine picnic din-! were, taken down towards Snnford, ness in Orinndo on Tuesday. the stork visited Chuluota, leaving at participate In 50 per cent o f tho gate at this time place upon your assess­ Mrs. P .'S . Morton nnd little son, I ner thnt included hot colTee, hot weln- where the gypsies wero camped for the house o f Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Long, receipts. The general admission ment roll," he told the county hssesses nnd mnny other good things. Every­ the night, but failed to identify the Frederick Itund Morton, Mrs. Evelyn n fine baby girl, Alberta Virginia, charge o f 50 cents was agreed ujwn. sors. " I trust thnt the next legisla­ Murry nnd Master Gregory Murry nnd wojnan who hnd their watch. one had n fine time. ■who weighed 7V4 pounds. Bbth baby# by all tho clubs o f the league. This ture will give very serious considernThere is a mornl to this ■story ns to Mrs. Welborn Philips all o f Orinndo, nnd mother are doing fine. Miss Claire Cameron Is In the cona­ tion to these matters, nnd in doing so, , . , , admission charge to be exclusive of spent Thursdny the guests of Mrs. J. they will certainly have my co-opesn-|m 88ion bu" ,nc” * mowing, buying and nil others, beware o f fortune tellers war tax. T. Dinkcl. tion, and I hope they may have yours Rc,,in* ' ‘^ ta b le s . She has regular and keep your money in the bank.— Mrs. Margaret Barnes attended a The six clubs composlsg the league Miss Georgia Hall and T. G. Roe­ DeLand News. • as well M routes for nearly every day, £oin£ to luncheon in Orlando Wednesday giv­ fo r 1921 were represented last night buck motored down to Orlando on The governor declared he believed Dnytonn, Eustis, Tavnres en by Mrs. Howe. Each guest was as follows: S. B. Denton, Tarep*: Sunday. there should be some method of fo r c -!nnd Grlnhdo nnd mnklng the trip in N early H a lf Million Mr. McGahcy and son, J. F. Mc- to tell o f the most amusing incident E. G. Baxter and V. M. Gerrard, Or Ing property owners to file an assess-jbpT F ord truck nnd Is making good Gahey, o f Dunedin stopped in Long- in their lives. Mrs. Barnes received lando; C. Henley, Lakeland; W. «Crates Str&wberries ment o f their property with the tax ftnd enjoying the work Immensely, wood on Tuesday. They were on- thc pris j o f a book of recipes for the Cashwell, St. Petersburg; H. T. Tito*, assessor, tho verity o f which the ownbest story. Daytona; Dorn MulUney, Jackson­ H ave L e ft Plan t City route to DeLand. MONEY saTed when you buy your er would swear to. Ho suggested it ville. In addition to. tho elub reptywas his opinion there should be a tires from us.— B. & O. Motor Co. J. B. Price, the general manager sentatlVca attending "13" CLU B DANCE. P L A N T C IT Y , Jan. 27.— Plant City the meetbJ* 24-ltc (Tram ThanSay'i Dally) penalty o f from 10 to 20 per cent ad­ o f the Jones cash stores in the state, wero Harry Cullye, Jr. sporting wa­ has shipped to date 655 cars o f citrus ded to tho assessment o f the assessor The Hotel Valdez was the scene on was In the city today looking after te r o f tho Florida Times-Unlon ,nno fruits, and there will probably be fifty on persona falling to make their re­ WOMEN REFUSE TO BE Wednesday evening o f another of the the interests o f the local branch here Sam Ellis, sporting editor o f the Flor­ turn. * SEPARATE D FROM US MEN or more cars to go out. -Of this num­ delightful dances which arc given each and expects to return here in the next ida Metropolis. ' _ The chief executive suggested that ber there were 642 solid cars o f or- month by the "13" club. few days to contract fo r Some real v all counties qhould make an assesaThe music by Hartzcll’s Orchestra, advertising la the -Daily Herald. established somewhere in Florida RICHMOND, Va., Jan. 25.— A pro­ afiges, tho remainder being grapefruit , ment upon a bails o f 50 per cent o f test was presented to Judge D. C. o f Lakeland, was wonderfully good Watch fo r this advertisement that will be in charge o f the eampzl** » and mixed lots. the value o f the property. He urged Richardson of the Hustings court by and delicious punch was served all will save you dollars. • raise funds here. Miss Turnley Alreday nearly 400,000 quarts of uniformity o f assessment rates in all through the evening. a committee o f the Richmond League been here b efore'on the Near counties. tho "strawberries that made Plant About fift y couples shsrcd the o f Women Voters today, against a M. D. Polston, L. C. Crowley and drive fo r funds and has ftuny fri City famous’’ have gone to the mar­ "Our greatest delinquency is in Pleasures o f this delightful occasion. |w E. Argo. J r . were in the city today who are glad to aee her again. plan under w i yto separate the names kets of the country, breaking all rec­ personal assessments," thc governor of registered womcn voters and regis­ I from Ovdido and have recently estabords for shipments up to this time of said. "Each of * you men know tered men voters into separate books Wo. trust Fclkel of the St. Augus-j |i>he(1 thc Oveldo Caah Grocery at C. A. Lehman.o f Crown Point, the year. Prices havp remained good, pretty generally who owns pcrsonnl and to remove from the registrar’s tino Record w ill refrain from poking that piace. This makes the second has purchased the Graves lot on notwithstanding the heavy move­ property in your country, and yuo office the registration books fo r tho . ment. Monday a few choice lota his pitchfork into the hide of the new atow to be started In Oveldo In metto avenue and will erect a have some fair Idea o f its amount and purpose o f registering the names. grand old party elephant whils Mr. the last two months which shows that residence on i t Mr. Lehman came brought as high as forty-eight cents value. I feel that you arc called up­ the our sister city o f Seminole is eom- Sanford after he had been over ' on to assess it. It takes work and in­ per quart at the platform, though the Hording is present entire state' and upon the InvRaO l ing right along. . vestigation. It takes moriU courage Cotton o’peratives' wages are itill averago was around forty-four cents. o f John Russel game here and I Our ambition, a« a boy, was to wear oft-times but all o f our t|ime belongs double their 1018 pay cheek, says a Vegetable shipments are light, the Miss Theodora Turnley U in the charmed by the many attractio | to the people who have employed us news Item. Final But then we know high express rates in vogue throwing long pants, nad now, as a man, we through election, and all our > time, a man who worked about that time a decided, damper on this branch of wear them longer than almost anyone city in the intereata o f the home fo r Sanford. H e an d hia famQy will F r v . j Confederate Nava) “ Veterans te be Jwelcome additions t£ the d t^ .’ else. . I business. • where necessary must be given to our 'fo r $30 a month. B A N D OF G Y P S IE S W E N T TH R O U G H C IT Y L IK E LOCUSTS. * EQUALIZE TAXES Iff EAST J5ANF0RD L0NGW00D NOTES r t- J. -j; * /■/ _ . # fa ■ yn ' - : • •' . . \ r * n ' ra • , i > . U ' r ‘ V/. ig | �THE SANFORD W EEK LY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1921 IF Y O U N E E D A N E W OIL COOK STOVE it's toasted W A S H IN G TO N , Jan. 31. — Presi­ dent Wilson is having collected nnd arranged for ready reference all the papers and documents in his posses­ sion relating to the work of the Paris peace conference, with a view to the preparation o f a book on the peace negotiations. The president In making these preparations, it was learned today, has accepted the volunteered services .of Ray Stannard Baker, who was at­ tached to the American peace com­ mission. Mr. Baker during the past two. weeks has spent several hours each day at the white house putting Into shape all available data, on the peace conference in the president's possession. T° soal 1° tho delicious Burley Company is a big-mouth bass caught tobacco flavor. by Charles Whitncr in the EconlockW e also have the Buck Line of hatchie crock that is said to be the GAS RANGES largest bass ever caught in Seminole 'county waters— at least it is certainly the largest caught here in many years. Some time ago R. H. Morris o f the Southern U tilities Company caught a bass weighing 13 1-2 pounds and won N E W R U L IN G M E A N S M A IL W IL L the Ball Hardware Company prise BE CARR IE D DIRECT B Y that was offered fo r the largest bass A U T A BUSES caught last year. But this fish caught SANFO RD . FLO R ID A by Mr. W hitner woighed 14 1-2 pounds twenty-four hours after being caught and a fte r it had dried out cortsiderably, Hc could not be brought in to be weighed antil Mr. Whitner your fertiliser-without getting osr came to town when he was put upon N E W PRI(5 e LISTS JUST ISSUED. P L E N T Y O F M A T E R IA L S , pr0Bpt the scales and weighed. This fish was Shipments. Order now. FerUUsers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Sop. caught.with the Shakespeare rod and reel and will no doubt win one o f the grand prises offered by the Shake­ E . 0 . P A I N T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO speare firm,* as they are offering JAC K S O N V ILLE FLORIDA many big prizes for the biggest fish caught with their, tackle. Mr. W hit­ ner,'while not being in time to enter tw elve miles. I* I j I l i r * j l a * ’ i A I 1 I u vv l i s t s v S^JS s 1 S E E U S ! W E . H A V E I T for the Bnll Hardware Company S AN FO R D AN D OTH ER POINTS hns only undertaken the task o f nr- j ' *i and faithfully on this proposition and prizes for last year, will receive a sup-r„c . ,, . T . ranging the material and that his duhis efforts, supplemented by the Go- plcnientary prize for this biggest fish , _____ ties do not Include In any way the litnpva nnd Ovcldo nnd Chuluotn nnd the that hns been exhibited here in some JACKSONV1LLE, Jan. 31.—Robert crnr>’ workmanship. C. A . M A T H E W S and A . P . C O N O L L EY Sanford pcnple ns well ns Congress- time. These big bass abound in Sem- Bier, of the division fo grades and Friend .o f the president anr underman Sears have borne fruit and this inolc county waters'nnd they nre ex- standards, United States bureau o f stood to. have urged upon him for is just another step in making Sem-■citing much comment among the local markets, Washington, 1). C., was in some time past the desirability o f rcinole county what it should be in the fishermen nnd among the ninny visit- ( the city yesterday nnd called at the cording, from the viewpoint o f an next few years. ling tourists here who nre going nfter office o f the state marketing bureau, official American participant, events There was no chnncc for the Geneva some, of them right away. He expects to spend several weeks in o f such monumental Importance ns section to receive mail on time under ------------ ------------ live state, visiting Sanford, Bartow, took place in Paris during the epace the old plan for the trains carried it n / Y f t J I T Ifr illO P F I T D l Want hula, Uradentown, Gainesville, negotiations. all nround the state before it could [* 'l l l i l L l l ij L L U I 3 and points along the East Const to They hnve pointed out that one take up with growers the matter o f , who plnyed such a major role as he Local and L o n g Distance H au lin g standardizing celery, lettuce, cucum- ni(d_/'hose decisions later became the hers, tomatoes and other truck crops, subject o f such vjolent controversy Mr. iin-r says there are many sue- both in the United States and nova and the bids cnll for first nnd A J FH IIRFH HFRF second-class mail only, the proposals i l L V 'l l L III. I I cessful growers who fail to dispose o f t abroad, could not nfTord to lose the I f We Please You, Tell Olliers. I f We Don't, Tell U to be made before February loth. The ______ the products in ways that bring nde- opportunity o f setting before the new service will go into effect March rr*m ntd*7‘« n»n* ijuatf returns fot the time and ef- world the motives behind the many 1st nnd the contract will he good A very interesting meeting was held for,t expended. This is often due to disputed decisions, ns involve Shanuntil June 30, 1924. * • Inst night at the Congregational the fact that large quantities a r e ' tung Fiume, Danzig, the AngloThis will he good news to the pco- . hurvh. when the men ->f the church gn.wn by inexperienced persons who Franco-American nl Ranee, and the pie of the entire county and this is and congregation met tii complete the are attracted to the industry by a Russian question. especially true of the business people organization o f n men’s duh. The lonstant demand for vegetables, hut Officials close to the president Fruit and Vegetable Crates in this city nnd of the Herald Print- following officers nnd committees were win* discover that it is much easier hnvo said recently that whatever the Ing Company, ns the papers would not |elected f<-r the first six months: In grow crops than to sell them to ad- president might write after his rebo received in Geneva until two days president, Mr ‘ Hurry Kent; \iie- vantage. UeaMdLs for failure is seen' tjremcnt from the white house would j,e autobiographical in form, ns after publication but all papers and president. Mr I .1 Rnlh ; S-.-i-rotary, tjualitv ii below standard, amounts president's preference has always letters will now he received in Geneva Mr. Ed Randall; treasurer, Mr H. often too email to be handled at wholeW r ite fo r T r ic e L U I on the same day as mailed in the San- piplar; program committee, K.. sate, hut too large to he consumed at j,0(in toward history as a form of litW. A. Merryday Company ford postofflcc. L Sundstrom. Mr. Joh i Meirrh, Mr honie; crops out of season; growing ,»rary expression. PaUtlta, Florida Postoffice Departm ent Calls fo r Bids to C arry M ail H E L P S SANFORD STRIKE CIGARETTE BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES City Property, Building L o b and Farm Lands “ We Deliver The Goods” E S S & S E S AT congregation - » PHONE 498 Qn Flour, Grain and Feed ROB lllR E DETECTIVES TO K ID N A P D RAFT DODGER OFFICERS OF TEN SAND DOLLARS AND ■ ESCAPE orty bonds, ably die. Spaldings No. 4 Rose Irish Cobblers Early Red Bliss Triumph We are fortunate.In our contract, which make it possible to quote lowest market PRIC E3. It will pay you to get our PRICES before buying, and our QUAL­ IT Y before planting. • Our SEED PO TATO ES are the highest quality M A IN E GROWN, selected especially fo r seed. Send for F R E E CATALO G UE, and SEED SPECIAL, giving RE- • VISED PRICES on new crop SEED BEANS. PEAS, RED SEAL TO M ATO, and CUCUMBER SEED, PEPPER. Etc. We carry all the leading and standard varieties of seed that have , been tested and known to be adapted to bur soil and climate. SEED OATS, RYE, VETCH, RAPE, Etc. , The planting neason is near at hand. Our information sendee i> free. Call on us for any Information on your crops you might think we can supply. OLDEST A N D LAR G E S T SEED n O U S E IN FLO R ID A rwo detectives will prob- Kvcn John D. wi|| have to hand it to Birmingham. While the public was feverishly organizing “ Overall Clubs" Money, they say, is the root of most to cut the cost of clothing the dealera evil. But if so, getting it must he a suddenly jumped the price-of overalls whole tree. |from ?2 to a pair. E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots 202-206 East Bay Street Jacksonville, Florida -< IIY -T K S T SEEDS IN S U R E GOOD CROPS I f the wild man of Borneo ever comes to America he will be green with envy. He can't hold a candle to the bad men of the movies. I H A V E TH E M A REAL BARGAIN . 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 fo r the careful, conservative person— that person whose eyes are turned backward— The fellow who has V IS IO N will agree with me now— the other later. W is attra ct ing a lie n tion— lots are being sold right along and building In this .section is such as to gladden the heart o f those who have the good of Sanford at heart. OPPORTUNITY S elf -Reducing A MODERN BUNGALOW Three Firemen Kiled in Fire; * Eighteen Injured Of six rooms, screened wide porches, all modern conveniences and Improvements, in fact one of the finest homes in the city surrounded by oranges and grapefruit trees, flowers, plants, shrubs, fountains, beautiful lawns, a complete home and then !B j T1m l u M b U l r n u l PROVIDENCE, R. L, Jan. Three firemen 31.— were killed,, eighteen seriously injured by wall of building on Mnthewffon street collapsing dur■ng fire today. Two o f injured are expected to die. THE BEST H CORSET y FOR STOUT I WOMEN , PROVIDENCE, Jan. 31.— Trapped on roof company o f firemen were hurled Into" fiery lapsed. East Corner of Page Two when wall col­ Firemen in street showered with blazing beams and ddbris but ruahed into nilns and brought oat lUving and dead. Damage $150,000. Knocks at Your Door But Once and It W ill N ever Knock at Your Door Again With This Kind o f it Proposition. OH SALfc TOR A feu SHORT TIME NINE ACRES OFTI LED LAND U Upon which you can raise winter vegetables fo r the land i* tilled and in first-class condition and has made money for the owner every ycqr and the crops on it will speak fo r the pro­ ductiveness o f the land. * This is not only a beautiful home place but one that make you money. On the ahore of beautiful Lake Monroe sna the land one day in the near future will be subdivided Into city Iota and make you a fine p rofit In the city just five blocks from tho business portion. The greatest opportunity In state for a man with money enough to make the fln t p*7* ment You must see it to realize what it really means. �i 1*,-*>— — ....... * : THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1921 HARDING WANTS SPECIAL MEETING OF NEW SENATE MEXICO IS MAKING CAREFUL STUDY OF LATEST U. S. NOTE (B,- T it AtMcUUd Harding A . .4. A 'V* A . av "va™ TH E F R IE N D L Y B A N K DEMAND OF U. S. FOR REVISION OF PERMITS TO D R ILL O IL W E LLp ANSWERED SOON WASHINGTON, Feb. l.— Rcquest from President-elect A* A A ‘jjr that president Wilson cal! special meeting of thm cw senate for March 4th was Uken to White House today by Sen­ GENUINE io r Underwood, Democratic leader. Underwood said he conveyed mcaaage ,t request o f Senator Lodge, RcpubUfin leader. lie saw Secretary Turn­ e y , who later laid the request before president Wilson. BULL WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.— Senate would meet to confirm cabinet and other appointments to be made by the Incoming executive. Such session Is eostomary when there Is a change of ••Ministrations and usually lasta • only ■ week at the mosk DURHAM tobacco makes SO Apod cigarettes for 10c MEXICO CITY, Feb. 1.— Careful i study is being given the latest United States government note regarding oil properties in Mexico and the Mexican government will probably answer it during the present week. Washington demanded, according to the Excelsior, a revision of permits to drill oil wells granted by Jacinto B. Trevino, fo r­ mer minister of industry and com­ merce, whose interests would be seri­ ously affected if the permits were al­ lowed to stand. It is stated that the opinion pre­ vails among government officials that the United States government will not insist upon its demands and will await the development of President Obregon's petroleum policy. The note therefore has been taken as only an insinuation by the Washington gov­ ernment. SOUTHERN COLLEGE TO MOVE TO CLEARWATERBEACHTEMPORARILY UNTIL CAN BE BUILT The Florida Federation of Hav6 Obtained B ig H o­ tel Building at C le ar­ water Beach SUTHERLAND, Feb. 1.— N o time is to be Isot in making preparations for a resumption o f study at Southern College. Despite the blow which was experienced when fire Saturday mom■ing swept away the girls’ dormitory and the administration buildings here, entailing loss placed at $250,000, the resumption of cinsscs hai\ been Bet for February 3. The college will bo temporarily located at Clearwater Beach, where the hotel building hna been offered free by the Clearwater Bench Devel­ opment Company, to the college. The hotel will be used as tho girls’ dor­ mitory, and is ample for that purpose. Alio for the dining hall nnd the cul­ inary department, the hotel being completely equipped. Four frame structures will be rush­ ed to completion, two o f them to be used uh barracks for the young men students, the other two for class rooms. These buildings will be onestory in height ami each will cover a ground space of 28x80 feet. Two other frame buildings also will be constructed, one of them to house tho domestic science department of the college, the other the commercial and business department. The pavilion, n two-story building at Clearwater Bench, also has been secured by the bonrd of trustees for the college, nnd this will be used ns part of the temporary college plant as on auditorium and music room. Music Clubs Tho large garage which is a part of the hotel plant, will be used as The Florida Federation of MuBic an administration building and fo r Clubs will hold its annual convention classroom purposes. and Young Artist Contest at Tampa, The probability is tlmt the first de­ March 1C to 18. John C. Freund, edi­ cision o f the board o f trustees, in tor o f “ Musical America,” Mrs. Anne meeting here nnd of Clcnrwntcr yes­ Fnulkner Oberndorfcr, chairman of terday afternoon nnd night, to rebuild the college plant on the old site here, music, General Federation o f Wom­ will be adhered to. The boys’ dormi­ en’s CJubs and other well known tory, a largo and practically fireproof speakers and musicians will appear building, wns not damaged by the fire, on the program, This meeting is o f great interest and will aerve ns a nucleus for the to nil musicians, and delegates and new plant. It is probnble, however, members from music clubs nnd music that other towns will make flattering dcpnrfments of Women's Clubs thruoffers in nn jendenvor to secure tho out the state are planning to nttend. college plant, the Methodist denomi­ nation’s great state school. Today automobiles brought hun­ W ilson F'ills W a r dreds o f sightseers here to look at tho Finance Vacancies ruins of the two big buildings which went up in flames Saturday. W ASH ING TO N, Feb. 2.— Walter The students, with the exception of W. "U’ nrwick, of Ohio, now comptrola few, hnvc returned to their homes, , „ A. and will report at Clonrwnter in time „ . .” lioyes, n former Republican member for the resumption o f studios, Febru­ of the house of representatives from ary 8tb. Cnlifornai, were nominated Monday An open air religious service wns by President Wilson to fill the vacan­ held on the cninpus o f Southern Col­ cies existing in the directorate of the lege Sunday, close to where Satur­ War Finance Corpora lino. day’s devastating fire occurred. Dr, The nomination of Robert F. White­ W. B. Campbell, president of Weshead, of Virgipin, to he commissioner i^ftin College, Winchester, Ky., , , ... , . 1 , , , .. . of patents, was withdrawn by Prcsipreached un eloquent sermon in which , _ . ,, , , dent Wilson. He has been assistant he brought much of sympathy to tho commissioner for a number of years college faculty and student body. nnd took over the office o f com mi aDr. R. II. Alderman, president of j sioner some months ago, when the the college, and the members of the then-commissioner Snltzgalier.’ resign­ faculty and the board o f trustees will ed. today plunge into the big task of get­ ting the temporary college plant into G A S O L IN E GOES SANFORD HEIGHTS ADDITION i THE LATEST BIG DEVELOPMENT ; OPENING UP RESIDENCE SECTION! F. 0. Beider Puts on Big Lot Sale Friday and Saturday * Whenever a city begins to pat on •ubdivisiop sales in the suburban sec­ tions of the city it meansthat the city i* growing and the people arc begin* Rlng to move out into tho country and to get cheaper lota and more room. It also means that so many people are locating in that city that more houses *fc needed nnd it is a healthy sign *11 round. It also means in this par­ ticular instance that outeide capital Is becoming interested In Sanford nnd that the man from another state can farther into the possibilities o f a city ttfhn mnny of tho home people *n'l. ^ v in g been in the development bt» W s . in other places has faith wough In Sanford to put his money Into development - DOWN RICHMOND, Va., Feb. 2.— Federal oil companies operating in Richmond, announced yesterday n reduction of 1 cent per gallon in the wholesale price o f gasoline and kerosene oil. The wholesale price is now 28c per gallon for gasoline nnd 18W cents for kero­ easy payments for the lota are 20 per sene. cent cash and the balance to be paid nt $5 per month, which puts these MRS. H AR D ING IS * pudding lota within the reach o f all. BESIEGED IN N E W YORK This fine property is just beyond tho BY STORE KEEPERS city limits and Mr. Bleder states that he intends to build a nice home fo r N E W YO R K, Feb. 1.— An army of himself on the property at once and newspaper reporters augmented by already has calls fo r several lota upon representatives of fashion and other which honya will Be built within the magazines today resumed assault next month. n « w ill put up an elec- upon hotel in hopes 'o f obtaining an £ric lighting plant In the near future interview with Mrs. Harding, who is that w ill give the people In this eub- here to purchase part o f her White division their electric lights nnd many House wardrobe. innovations will be established in this new subdivision In the next few P E A R L S IN L A K E JESSUP months. Mr, Bleder is a town builder (From Tuesday’! Dally) who has had twenty years of experi­ ence .In this line o f work and that he Doc Hazelton, who has the popular futuro summer resort on Silver Lake and has chosen Sanford for . . his In the do who is one o f the smiling boosters of bPeratlon” » « * » ™ ch j Seminole county, while fishing on velopment o f this city, C A PIV A .L n c o c t c ' n $ Ut*l»| AI •‘ I ' . l l l l ) ** » l c o o «%/<,• «•:/ < *< »* Alifllti f t n «• The Bank that is made up from your own home people who have your interests at heart and want to help you succeed. A t the meeting o f the stockholders on Thurs­ day night o f this week the follow ing officers were elected for the fiscal year: H. R. STEVENS C. M. H A N D ...... H . P. S M IT H ...... .............President .... Vice-President .... Vice-President C. D. C O U C H ..... L. C. K O L B ....... ................ Cashier Assistant Cashier And the following directors were elected: H. R. S T E V E N S , C. M. H A N D , S. P U L E S T O N , H. P. SM ITH , C. F. W IL L IA M S , R. R. D E A S , GEO. H Y M A N , B. G. SM ITH , R. B. W IG H T A ll o f these gentlemen are residents o f Sanford and Seminole County. A ll o f them are either identified with the banking business or with some other business in which you know them as men of experience and unques­ tioned integrity. - '— j The now subdivision will bo known . Lake Jessup some time ago using 1,8 lhe Sanford Heights addition t o , mussels fo r bait discpvered that some Among the new developments in Sanford and ns there is much develop-. fine littlo pearls could be picked out wbdlvision in this city Is that o f F ment goin g on *n tihs section o f San-, o f the shells nnd proceeded to get a 0! Beider, formerly o f Cleveland, O.*, fo r t •Ion * the Sanford and Orlando handful o f them. Ifc had Henry Mcbut now a citizen o f Sanford and Mr road there is no doubt about the trend ( Laulin, the Jeweler, to make up somo BiHer had not been in this city long of building going this way in the, jewelry fo r .Mrs. Hazelton and also onlil he realized the wonderful pos- future and it means more hornet and had a gold stick pin with a beautiful •Ibilitiea in and around Sanford la the mor« people *nd more progress along pearl setting made up for the editor bollding line H e first traveled all every line. Read hia advertisement ( o f the Herald and he presented It this over tho state and after satisfying in the Dally Herald o f Thursday and,morning/ W e are not a pearl exbimself that Sanford w as‘ the place K° In and buy some o f these lots. You pert but the stick pin la a beauty and quietly to work to buy op aa will never buy any Sanford property if ih t f t are any value In these pearls o f the suburban property aa he as reasonable as this again. thf ro *bould be a good bualneaa In « * M obtain and hi. Drat work i« at ---------------------— collecting them fo r the trade. Mr, ‘ be junction o f the Sanford and Or- W E E K L Y or W E A K LE V * j Hazelton evidently heart) Dr: Conl*ndo roads and Sanford avenue where What Mrs. Brenninger. of New York., well’s lecture on “ Acres o f Diamonds* “ branches to go td Lake Jessup. Here 8ays. About Rat Ppisoit , in our door yard and has proceeded b* has opened up some fine property “ Tried preparations that kill rats, to put it Into practice. There, la more *nd will put on his big lo t sale on but H A T -S N A P is the. only one that!gold and precious Jewels in Seminole Friday and Saturday o f thla. week prevents disagreeable odors after kilt- county than In states thousands of H*» lots arc within this reach o f all hig. A lso like R A T -S N A P because it [miles away and some day they will ranging from $25 per lot up to $250 comes Irf handy cakes, no mixing with bo discovered by such men as Mr. with no taxes to pay In 1921 and In other food. You don’ t have to dirty ■Hazelton. And then he also recogca*c of death the lots are deeded free y»ur hands, it’s the beat for household nltes tht fact that the editor o f the *«'the fam ily o f the deceased. T w o .™ * ' T ry R A T-S N A P. Three lizes, Herald needs a stick pin and ho hat *cres o f this subdivision h are been 85c, 05c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed supplied the wank Thanks, Doe, old ^served fo r park purposes and the by Ball Hardware .Co. “ chap. V '' y.‘ . . • . • Look over the last statement o f the Peoples Bank and the fine record that has been made since the opening of this bank in Sanford. Investigate the business connec­ t i o n s ^ this Bank, ask your n eigh bor." T H E F R IE N D L Y B A N K I l ■ 1r 1 l | 1 _ - — . r �* ,5 --(.V- ’"jp' ^jp - *g" ■".* ~"w- €*_w =-.4 4 ^ s**#- Jr'B‘ "i "-TaC■* * ^ **v V i~* ■ ^JT RAILROADS WANT TO CUT WAGES OF EMPLOYEES AND REDUCE EXPENSES * .7 (Tram 8 »tuid» 7 '« DtUx) Itnlph Yearby, o f Orlando, was in the city today talking to- local people about the Deico systetn of lighting. NEW SUPPLY COMPANY OPENS LARGE DISTRIBUTING BUSINESS HERE, WILL COVER ENTIRE STATE LAN D IS, FISH & H U LL Attorneys and ConoaeRora-at-U, DoLAND. FLO R ID A W ill practice In the State and Fwt.. al Courts. Special facilities for e I' amining nnd Perfecting Land T itlii E. K. PE R R Y M A N G. O. Ruchl of Richmond, Va., was Mrs. Addie F. Homrighous will Automotive Supply Co. Attorney-at-Law spend next week at Stone Island the in the city today calling on the local Picks Sanfrod fo r guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Com­ trade. He represents, the Jasmine 106 Park Ave. Ink Company'of Norfolk, Va., and will mons. Headquarters * SANFORD FLORIDA D . -p. • , , n evidence for tha abrogation of the nabe represented here by the Herald Keiore A n y r relent I*£ ~ jtio n n l agreement*, have, far from cx- D. L. Thrasher is having new show Printing Company in the future. (From Monday's Dally) hnusted hteir cvidenco on this sub­ cases and new furniture nnd fixtures Sanford is becoming a great distrib­ ductions Can Be ject. But it would be dangerous to built for his store and when it is fin ­ W. R. Bates, general manager and uting center on account o f the excel­ contniuc the consideration o f these ished it will be one o f the classiest in buyer fo r the Jones Cash Stores in lent transportation facilities, the wat­ M ad e la a powerful Antiseptic and Pali agreements rule by rule. I f the board the city. Sanford, made a trip to Jacksonville er rate, the system o f divergent rail­ Killer, cures Infected cuta, old sorts, follows its present procedure, months Sunday morning to see Mr. Jones In road lines and the good roads* that totter, etc. Relieves Sprains, New. will elapse before it can render its de­ W. L. Ledbetter, o f Rome, Ga.,"wa* interest o f the store here. Ho states permit tho use o f trucks fo r fifty algia, Rheumatism. 17-13te cision. ( in the city today. Mr. Ledbetter is that Mr. Jones is pleased with the mites surrounding Sanford All this and also the excellent work tho proprietor o f the hotel and club progress o f their business here. R E -A D JU S TM E N T A N D CONTROL o f the Chamber o f Commerce in lo­ house at Cloudland Park, Georgia, nnd OF O W N A F F A IR S W OULD S. A. Irwin left Saturday for New cating new industries here were re­ is interesting many Sanford people in LO W E R RATES A T ONCE Attorney-at-Law York, Baltimore* and other points sponsible fo r the advent o f the Auto­ the project. where he will be absent all week buy­ motive Supply Company that recently No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildin CHICAGO, Feb. 1.— Immediate Dr. S. W. Walker was called to ing his spring stock o f merchandise located here in the fttore room In the SANFORD, FLA. abrogation o f the national agreement Sutherland this morning by the wire and upon his return will tell you all Pico Hotel building on Commercial between railroads and their employees telling him o f the loss o f the admin­ nbout the goods and prices in the street. This company that has head­ was proposed to the railway -labor Interest In the matter o f shipment istration building o f Southern College Herald. quarters in Augusta, Go., is known far board yesterday by W. W. A*icrbury, I of green and immature fruit out of by fire. His pulpit will be filled tonnd wide ns one o f the largest in the chariman o f the labor committee o f , F i or|da is not entirely confined to morrow by Dr. J. R. Cason. E. W. Sistrunk o f Augusta, Ga., South nnd Sanford looked so good to the Association o f Railway Fxecutlv-! tj,c producers o f fruit In the state, JEW ELER has arrived in the city and wilt be the proprietor, A. B. Cheney, that he ca and vice-president of the PcnnsyL ’ during tho last two seasons mnny of C, D. Finnegan, representing the connected with the Automobilo Sup­ resolved to give Sanford branch his ’ M Y S PE C IA L TIE S : vania railroad. the newspapers o f the citrus produc- Southeastern Underwriters’ Associa­ ply , Company In this city. Mr. personal attention and make it in time Pickard's Hand-Painted China Thc solvency o f tho railroads o f in(f nroftS hnve devoted considerable tion was iii the city today looking o v­ Sistrunk had the mJsfortuho to lose the real distributing factor for Flori­ Gorham's Sterling Silver the country must be assured by a re- 8pnce comment upon the sitaution er the water pressure and the question his car in Jncksinvillc by fire being da and Georgia and other contiguous Rogers' Plated Ware duction in operating expenses, Mr. through the shipment out of o f the city having a pressure pump­ a total loss. southern states. Mr. Cheney has been Elgin and Waltham Watches Atterbury declared. Unless prmopt ‘ tho slntc o f fruH whIch in |uelf couid ing outfit to reduce the fire insurance here for the past month getting ev­ actipn affords relief to the railronds j)0 j)U^ wors^ 8ort 0f advertisement in this'city. There will be some interThe mnny friends o f Mrs. R, A. erything in shape for the distribut­ he sadi, many lines of the country for Floridn.„ citrus 1industry.. The esting facts in connection with this |Tc’rhune are extending sympathy in 1 ion over the state and N. W. Sistrunk it M i u i i u U iv v a i v i i u i i i ^ oy iu|fuvuy 111 may he forced Into insolvency. editors generally have condemned tho j matter to give out in a ft*w days. the loss o f her aunt, Mrs. Carrie ‘ nrrivcd in ,he ci,y today to Ukc tho S C H E L L E M A IN E S “ The labor board can prevent this t|w mitriKhti pointing out the Haffley o f Savannah, who died Sun-!TOfld for the Automotive Supply Co, . L A W Y E R catastrophe,” Mr. Atterbury said “ by evils which groyr from it. The Haffley family arc well |?,r* Sistrunk has been with this firm 1 A1 Rumsey ami wife o f New day. declaring that the national agree­ OFFICE IN TIIK COUKT lIOll.SE Notwithstanding this and agitation York state are in the city tor for a few known in 'Savannah where t ^ y re- for many years and knows the supply ments, rules and working conditions among growers, it is a matter of rc- weeks. Mr. Kumsey- was here about sided for the past forty years, Mr. ,h1 ° roaKhly und ™ tb only th« S A N FO R D - - FLORIDA coming over from tho wrn period nro ^ " u j r £ ‘ rti'pnent of'im m ahire 38 years ago and sees many changes Haffley being connected with tho Sa- bcaf H" ca in the, Rf ply. buB ne,s and terminated nt once; that the c u e - f lhn, that have taken place in that time. . ____ _ ■. . with the central locution .here this vnnnnh News for mnny years and nt .. . . tion o f reasonable and economical 1 , i | > ■ __. new company will cover the state in-a He likes S n i^ rd and expects to re­ of nny previous senson hoth In volume the time o f his death being general , * * . . . .. . . rules nnd working conditions shall be few months and make the Automonnd in the proportion It bore to the main here for some time if suitable superintendent o f the plant. remanded to negotiation by each carlive Co., and Sanford famous every­ When he ... ,. , ’ 1 .1 , crop ns a wnoie. e consequences quarters ran In* found. whole. m The nor with its own employees; and that . , , . . lived here there was no railroad run-, where. ( [ , TueS(jny-B p ally} of this notion have been apparent to as the basis for such negotiations, the The Automotive Supply sells mug south o f Sanford and he was ** . . . Co., . agreements, rules and working con­ all. obliged to walk to Orlando and points i*S woP° o f 0v'e,do was nmong , everything in the way o f unto supTbe newspapers of South Florida ditions in effect on each railroad aS M.ulh. tho out-of-town visitors to the city ,,1; ^ nn(j Sl,||a only lo the UeaU-i-s and ln«t- week showed their interest in o f December 31, 11*17, shall be re-es­ O. P. Swope o f Oveido was am ong, t,,day* with 'the thousands of automobiles in the mntter when the South Florida tablished." the*, visitors to the city today. ! ’ . _ . u*se *he selling of supplies has become Miss Helen Peck is nt home for til; a large business. Mr. Cheney is a live Touching upon the question of wage Press Association wns holding its d-y.ear holidays from Su reductions in connection uith the M-mi-annua! session in Bmdentown. Miss A. I>. Mitchell, the efficient m'd' year holidays from Floriila Honda Statu wire nnd expects lo help make Sanwork of the board Mr. Atterbury said: Following discussion upon the floor t College for Women at Tallahassee. j ford the great city that it should he of the assembly, the South F lorid arHerald correspondent at Oveido, was it " I f tbe board Will do t hi t i n* As­ in the wholesale line. press Association unanimously adopt- in ,Ju‘ l'*ty today, accompanied by her sociation of Railway Executives will Mrs. J. M. Simmons and. little cd a resolution calling upon the Flor- ""n t and .Miss Mabel Swope, urge upon every railroad system, n ______ daughter, Rachel of Montv.iile, s. c., 666 18 a prescription for Colds, part of decision No. 2, that reduction idn legislature lit its next session, ’u,'sts r,f Dr* nnd Mrs* T * W K e v e r nnd LaGrippe. It’s the The mnn>’ friends o f Miss Hattie !,rc thp K to basic wages shall be made within “ to enact some ndequntc law to preT IIE IN S ID E IS IMPORTANT. most speedy remedy we know, f fir lent pianist nt the the next succeeding UQ days. This vent the shipment in Commerce of Denver, the e 17-13lc Don't forget that it is just ns nec­ Star, will be glad to know that she will afford an opportunity to gauge green nnd immnture citrus fruits .Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy Rower essary to have your inner tubes is aide to be out again after several the improvements that will be made from the State." An exchange nsserts living is.get- strong, flexible and durable the same Master Harry, accompanied by days’ illness. ns your outer shoes, nnd our vuleanthrough more economic operation and ---- --------------------Harry Ward, drove to Tampn Sun- ting chenper, but so is life. ixing process will do this for you. hotter executive direction. IV o C C C d S o f C o n W O lI’ s It's the best tire insurance you could Mrs. J. M. Simmons, sister o f M r s . daymakin* ' T the round trip that day* ! ’ : "The high cost o f living," has iteen put your tire money into, for It dau-. Langley, anti little daughter, Rachael Lecture ‘Silver Crown’ reduceci and the wages should fol­ files, often trebles, the life of both *.f Mmihtville, S. C., are the guests o f ! Dr Oglesby, former Plant System low," he said. tires nnd tubes. We nro vulcaniitn^ Given to the Hospital Dr. nnd Mrs. W. Theodore Langley. j«n d A. C. L. Ry. physician lonted here specialists. "I estimate that the elimination of j Mr. Simmons, who went on to M inm ijnnd nt Waycross mnny yenrs ngo nnd waste would reduce railway operating The directors of the Fernnid-Laugh-! will return by- way o f Sanford -for a known to many o f Sanford's citixens, w ill break a Cold, Fever and ■ expenses nt least $300,000,000 per an­ is n guest nt the Hotel Vnldez nnd Grippe quicker than anything num. It would he fur better to save ton Memorial Hospital wish to thank short visit. Phone 17 ' will he here severnl weeks. His old we know, preventing pneumonia. of Hr. George Hyman nnd F. F. Dutton this sum by restoring conditions Sanford, Florid* 17-13tc Oak and 3rd St. time friends are giving him n warm (From Monday's Dally) efficiency and economical operation j for their generous gift to tlit* hnspitnf Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain welcome. than to reduce wages. n f tin- proceeds of Dr. CnnwrH's great and guest spent Sunday at Daytona "W e believe that as the wages of le-lure "The Silver Frown." S. C. Stalnncher Is the guest of his raliroad employes were the! ast to go Bench. These gentlemen mult tie aetuated brother, Ralph. Mr. Stalnncher has up, they should be the last to come slown, but we do insist that fur an by the very spirit of the lecture and Mrs. A. It. Peterson and little son just returned from England where he ample wage, an honest day’s work the lecturer who is doing so much are the guests o f her parents, Mr. nnd has been fo r the pnst two years. He wns dfschnrgcd from U. S. Arm y while ahall be given, ■ ( for the uplift of mankind, for they Mrs. It. J. Starting. In England nnd immediately engaged ‘ ‘The public has a right to insist not only made it possible for the citiwifh the U. S. Shipping Board, hold­ that this must he obtained. The pub­ xens o f this city to hear "The Silver Mr. and Mrs. Sa'm Yontz mV i ll do a l o t m o r e lic has also (lie right to expect that Crown" at a nominal cost, and the reiving congratulations upon the ing the position with them until a few the railway executives with the co­ "Acres of Diamonds" without cost, rival of a son. weeks ngo. He is charmed with the operation of the raliwny employes, as but have now remembered our hospi­ Florida climntc nnd will probably be­ LE A R N TO TREAT/ SLACKS Mr. and Mrs. R. it. Dens, Miss Wil- come one o f us. rapidly as possible, reduce the cost tal with the gift of the proceeds of o f railway operation so us to eventu­ "The Silver Crown.” key, Mr. Deas and Mr. King motored ally insure u reduction in rates. Ulti­ Public spirit of this kind is sure to ! to Daytona Beach Sunday, Mr. J. A. White Says “ If You Hnve mately n re-adjustment of basic wag­ bring acres of diamonds to our city. An.Automobile, Keep Rat-Snap” Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Woodruff ami es will be required. In the meantime T. W. LAW TON, “ If I knew about R A T -S N A P last sons and Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Wood­ it is to the interests of nil concerned, President Fcrnaldwinter, would have saved $120. My ruff, Jr., motored to Dnytonn Sunincluding labor, that the rules nnd Laughton Hospital. @ 0 H m ' ffllll car was in the garage for a few weeks day. working conditions shnll be mndc con­ during bad weather; when 1 went to ducive to tho highest output o f work BUICK for sale at a real bargain. Mrs. H. Gilmore Clifton'Tctumed to Hike it'out, found that ruts had eaten per man. F Y O U don't treat your crir righ t it's going to balk. 1020 model.— B. & O. Motor Co. her home in Jacksonville Snturdny af­ grent holes in two new tiers. Got ‘ ‘The railroad company, presenting 24-ltc I t ’s going to slop on iLs way up the hill and say ter n pleasant visit with her sister, them inter with R A T -S N A P ." IT h ree to you, “ Thus far and no further, old chap." When Mrs. George Fox. sixes 33c, fific, $1.25. Soljl and guar­ your car gels cranky, bring it here. W e’ll oil up its anteed by Rail Hardware C o ., disposition. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Younts, t -1 ■* .srtifjpm * ... t _____________ — ______________ — — 1 u fine bnby boy. We presume from the smite on ‘ Sam’s face that tho youngster will be called Sam, Jr. RUB-MY-TISM prActiceeconomy FLORIDA EDITORS WANT, GREEN LAW GEO. G. HERRING HENRY McLAULIN EKc tv * VULCANIZING 666 IUS'.-r- * t r KENT VULCANIZING WORKS A U TO Ry S s MITH BROS. GILLETTE TIRES Jr * GO ON UP . Vou FOR VOU WHEN YOU ME B E T T E R / r I fs K - c THE MAN WHO KNEW AND WHAT CAME OF IT 1 i J. G. Willis is in the city today calling on the Automobile Supply Company. ' He represents the Cham­ pion Spnrk Plug Company of Toledo, Orlo. We knew a man with an automobile, who said he was a careful driver A N D HE W A S ! He said ho would never injure anyone A N D IIE D ID N 'T! He said: ‘‘ I f anything happens, it will be the other fellow’s fault" A N D IT \yA91 That didn't prevent the other fellow from demanding money \AND HE DID! Our man said: " I t ’s not my fault; I'll not pay anything" A N D H E D ID N’T ! The other chap said: " I ’L L SUE Y O U I” A N D IIE DID! Our friend's lawyer said: “ We can beat him in court” . AND T H E Y DID! Whereupon our frined said: “ Ha, Ha, I win!’ AN D TH EN He paid his lawyer a fee of $100.00, plus expenses, and ran his car the rest of tha year at his own risk. FOOLISH— ^ a W A S N ’T HE? % - •; A. P. CONNELLY n V % V ', I •A L L K IN D S OF IN S U R A N C E * - r * * < ■ * " Oj j • EUSTIS, 011/a 1os Florida W E DO H E M STITC H ING AND PICO TING FOR T H E T R A D E M A IL ORDERS G IV E N PRO M PT A T T E N T IO N . Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher had us their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fcrran, o f Eustis, and Mrs. Vick­ ery, Mrs. Busha and Mrs. Simmons of Toccoa, Ga. j TT OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD SPR IN G FER T IL IZ E R S CHEAPER » , Eph Brown o f FL Christmas In the city today. Mr. Brown has ill for some time and comes to ford several times a week to sult with his physician. . “ TE iR E S William Higgins, of Chuluuta, was in the city today on business. He is a supervising architect and builder and keeps busy in that part o f Sem­ inole county. { ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ H i t t There was a cheaper way out, and wc had told him about it, but he thought he knew, better. L et u* tell you how little it-will coat for COM PLETE PROTEC­ TIO N , we to furnish the lawyer, Investigate all claims, defend all sul^, and pay all losses within the limit o f our policy. !: Sfturton ~Craft Have you our new price list? With the big reductions we have made In prices, no grower can afford to omit the spring application to hi* grove. For both young and bear­ ing trees, apply the last o f January, or firat of February, our— • was been San­ con­ F L O R I D E A L S P E C IA L 5 per cent Amm., 8 per.cent A . P. A., a per cent Pot. Write ua fo r new price Hat o f citrus and vegetable fertilise re L. C. Coward, representing the Kin­ caid Furniture Company o f Orlando, waa in tha city today calling on tha local trade! Mr. Coward formerly re< ;' aided in F t Christmas, and £as many ± <• friends here. I, ; . R. GMAXWELL, Mgr. Saaftrd Breach W IL S O N & TO O M ER F E R T I L I Z E R C O M P A N Y MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS 1 __ « . JACKSONVILLE, FLA- . ■ . - ?-L* y ‘ s■ - *A l .___ ’ s ^ t-Ji ■ r ; ' *j _— _- , *_ �“ * THE SANFOnb WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1921 ADMINISTRATION building MEETING OF THE EUSTIS WILL W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY STAGE BIG EVENT STOCKHOLDERS OF and girls dormitories of FEBRUARY 22 PEOPLES BANK General Fire Insurance AR E Y O U IN SU R E D ? IF N O T , SEE AGENT8 SOUTHERN COLLEGE BURNED W IL L CELEBRATE D AY W IT H FLORIDA PAGEANTS OF A L L KINDS RECOMMEND SHIP CANAL B ig Loss DR. WALKER HERE SURVEY FOR FLA. Tho committees having in charge the arrangements for Eustis' annual fete dny, Fab. 22, have been working quietly,* but hard, and are making splendid progress. The celebration this year promises to eclipse in tho number nnd variety o f events, In In­ ~ #a terest, and in the number o f visitors HOUSE COMMITTEE APPRO VES from- other parts of the state, any FORMER P R E S ID E N T A N D NO W P L A N S FOR TH E similar event ever held fa the city. TRUSTEE, L E F T FOR SUTHRIG DITCH The treaty, ceding “ The Floridans’* e r l a n d T H IS A. M. (Blast and W est) to the United W ASH ING TO N, Jan. 28.— Survey States wns formally ratified on Feb. (B j Tk. A m JcU U S r r w » ) under direction o f the scretary o f war 22, 1821, so that it is eminently fit­ SUTHERLAND, Fla., Jan. 29.— fo r a canal from Cumberland Sound tin g that our celebration should be The administration building and the north' o f Fernandin on the Atlantia called the “ Centenary Celebration o f Women’s Dormitory o f Southern Colseaboard, to the mouth o f the Mtathe Purchase of the Floridas." So | ege were destroyed by fire early toalsslppl river would be authorized un­ fa r as we are able to learn Eustia la dey. The loss is placed at $50,000. der a bill introduced by Representa­ the only city in Florida which la cel­ Fifty girl students lost all their be­ tive Clark, Democrat, Florida, and re­ ebrating the 100th anniversary o f longings. The fire aparatus from ported favorably today by the house this act, which made our wonderful Clearwater, and Tarpon Springs pre­ committee on railways ' and canals. state a part of the most wonderful vented further damage. The cause of An appropriation o f $60,000 would be country fa the world. This fact, the fire is undetermined. made fo r this purpose. alone, will bring a great many people The project contemplates the build­ to our city, partly out o f curiosity, May More College' ing o f a sea level canal from the A t­ and partly so they may be able to ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Jan. 29— lantic across Georgia and Florida to say, in future years, that they were Prominent M ethodists here declare the St. Georges sound on the Gulf o f present at the only ceremony cele­ Sutherland fire in all probability Mexico, southwest o f Tallahassee. bration o f the purchase of tho Flor­ means the b ringing of th e college to From S t Georges sound the existing idaa. St. Petersburg. natural inland waterway would be Tho program, as outlined, is opened up along the northern edge .of crowded with interesting nnd amusWord was received here this morn­ ing of the burning o f the administra­ tho Gulf o f Mexico westward p art' ing cv'entsVand 'the'pro^rnm fails to the acUvitie9 of the day, tion building and one o f the girls dor­ Mobile Bay and through lakes Borgno I covcr mitories at Southern Colloge at Suth­ and Ponchnrtraln to the Mississippi whIch win ndmrn|9ter to the comfort, plonsuro nnd amusement of our erland, Florida. Dr. S. W . Walker, river at New Orleans. The proposed canal would be about guests. pastor of the MethodiBt church here begin to happen at and former president o f Sodthorn Col­ 205 miles in length, but by use of exThings will m whpn tho pro(rrnm o f the lege nnd one of the trustees of the isting nnvlgablo waters, it was tsti- 9;00 institution, wns called to Sutherland mated that not more thnn 150 miles dny will begin with a boat parade on by wire this morning. There are sev­ would have to be cxcnvntod. Such a Lake Eustis. This is in no senso n eral students from this city now at­ wntorwny ,!t was estimated, would decorntod boat pnrade, although the tending the college nnd it fB rot known save -1997 miles between New Orleans committee would be glnd to have all today whether the destruction of thfe and New York nnd 412 miles from who cnrc to dpcorntc their boats. buildings will entail their lenving the New Orleans to Liverpool. Every boat owner fs urged to bo out Under the provisions o f the bill the in his boat and Join in the parade. school or not. secretary o f wnr would bo required Let's show our visitors that wo have to^report to congress on tho cost o f some renl motor boats and nrc not Former Railroad ■Vch dimensions ns to accommodate nfrnid to use them. President at Presby­ the largest shipping vessels, and also Immediately following the boat terian Church a lock cnnnl o f the same size, and a parade the program of water con­ bnrgc canal o f such dimensions as tests will take place. Enough en­ to accommodate the largest barges tries have already been received to <From Monday’s Daily) being used fo r tho carriage of freight insure well fought and interesting M. L Swim-hart, of Kwnnku, Ko­ on any waters of the United States. races. The sail boat rnce promises rea, one nf the moat unique men in 'Th e many advantages o f such a to be, perhnps, the most Interesting moiitrn Missionary life, stirred the canal are easily apparent,’* the to our people, sine eit is more o f a congregation of the Presbyterian committee said in its report to the novelty thnn the motor boat races to churth last night with his story of house. " I t would bo the connecting man yof them. Besides the races present day opportunities in Korea. have arranged a link in n system of Inland waterways tho committee Mr. Swjnchart wns n business man of large affairs in the middle west when extending from BoSfan harbor to the number o f noval aquatic contests he decided to go to Korea in 1910 as mouth o f the Mississippi river and ex­ which are certain to add grently to business manager o f the Presbyterian tending the length o f that great tho amusement of the crowd. Many waterway and Its numerous tribu­ o f them have never been seen here Mission work. He is in America now on, a special taries. It would enable the farmer before. There will be a tilting con­ mission to business men. Among oth­ o f the great food producing states o f test, a fancy diving contest, a canoe er things he is seeking 50 recruits the middle west to sell *his produco obstacle race, bowsprit boxing, a blad­ for the Korean Missions. 15 of these down at any point on the Atlantic der fight nnd othcrihave Keen secured in the past 30 and Gulf coasts, he might choose, Interesting events nrc planned dsy* Mr Swinehart will be the nnd at an insignificant cost In com­ for the boy sand girls. fnest of honor at the Bocial meeting parison with present rail charges. In the afternoon (the exact hour of tho Brotherhood at tho Presbyter­ " I t would enable the manufacturer to be announced later) will occur ian church tonight, fa the great industrial district* to an eveht unique In the annals of Sunday was a great day at tho get his products to the consumer at Florida.. For the first time in the Presbyterian church. 27 new mem­ grently reduced transportation rates. history o f the state a complete his­ bers were welcomed into the church It would- result In the reduction o f torical pngeant of Florida' will be »t the 11 o’clock sorvice nnd then at rai Irntcs throughout all the vast ter­ presented to the people. Ane epi­ the Session meeting after morning ritory affected. It would enable the sode was given in Tampn several and evening services, 8 more joined southern farmer nnd fruit grower to yenrs ago nnd attracted much favorthe church. get his produce to the great enstern nble comment at that time, hut the and mlddlo western markets without complete pageant will be given here, Money in pocket gives you a com­ efcesslve rail transportation charges, under the auspices o f the Women’s fortable feeling— as long as you keep as at present It would tap tho great Club. l i t consists of three episodes, ’your hand out. coal fields o f Wect Virginia, West “ The Landing o f the Spaniards,” Ponnsylvanlaand Alabama and dis­ •Tho Exchange o f Flags” and "The With summer coming along tho cost tribute this valuablo produco qtore Indian Ware,"- nnd wns written es­ of living surely will begin to decline. cheaply over a territory approximat­ pecially fo r Eustis by Mrs. R. A. E l­ Grass is cheap. ing two-thirds of the United States. lin of Tamp®. This is the most im­ portant event t o f this kind ever at­ tempted in EustlB and no one can a f­ ford to miss i t A fter tho pageant there w ill, ho more intercstin gnnd nmuslng things fo ryou. A slow automobile race is being arranged and tho hose fight will tnk eplncc ns usunl. A horse shoe pitching tournament ia also be­ ing arranged. The committee also has several things up its sleeve to spring ns surprises nil through the dny. Iln the evening there will be n dis­ play of fireworks on Lake Eustis, and here again a surprise awaits you. A t the close o f the fireworks display n very short pageant, called NICE LOT OF THEM AND PRICES RIGHT. "The Return o f Osceola,” written by one o f our own citizens, will be YOU W ILL DO W ELL TO LOOK THEM OVER BEFORE staged as a preliminary to the mask­ ed street carnivrf! and dance. While those notmasked will not be exclud­ ed from this carnival, It la strongly urged that every one, young and old, large and small, come In cos- M e th o d is t College at S u t h e r la n d Suffers I ED. LANEY OR PORTER WHIGHAM (Fron- 8« t a r d i j 'i Dill;) The stockholders of the Peoples Bank met Thursday night and the following officers were elected for tho ensuing yenr: President, II. R. Stevens; vicepresident, C. M. Hand; vice president, II. P. Smith; cashier, Claude Couch; assistant cashier, L. C. Kolb. The following directors were elect­ ed: H, R. Stevens, C. M. Hand, S. Puleston, H. P. Smith, C. F. Williams, R. R. Deas, George Hyman, B. G. Smith and R. B. Wight. Theso directors nrc made up from those who have been on the director­ ate o f the Peoples Bnnk since the in­ ception o f the bank into the business life o f this city nnd others who have recently been elected to serve as di­ rectors but all o f them are prominent in business circles in the city and county and all o f them are home peo­ ple who have the interests o f their county, their city and their bank' at heart and they will guide the destin­ ies o f tho Peoples Bank during the next twelve months for the best in­ terests o f the stockholders and the de­ positors and ail who are in any way connected with this fine financial in­ stitution. The recent statement o f tho Peoples' Bnnk showed remarkable gains in deposits and also showed thiB bank to be in the best of shape nnd the new directors will strive to make a new high record for the bnnk for the next fiscal year. , o r r l C K PEOPLES DANK DUILDINO S a n fo rd , - •• - - F lo r id a More than W h e n you let us supply your building need* you fe t a great deal more than just so many feet of lumber— bundles of shingles— pounds o f nails— or panels of Beaver Board. You get the benefit of our building material knowledge and experience in Servico 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. :^ Sr;.' u fffd 5 You pay for the materials. The service pays for itself in the larger volun^gof business It brings through super-satisfied customers. It will pay you to be one o f them. i G R E E N V ILLE , Jnn. 29.— The bread and soup line started here Thursday by the Salvation Army will be discon­ tinued after today according to Com­ mander Price. He said the small num­ ber o f persons applying for food in­ dicated this service wns unnecessary here. Sanford Novelty Works A L W A Y S for 21 yean the BEST Now BETTER than ever BECAUSE They are now made of ^ Keystone Copper Steel 517 Commercial Street ENGLAND] Sold emywheie by furniture deolooi and OAgafftrumt stores * ----------- , rAlNTXO . __________ __ U Ml aboattfwl<M 40**1 {'ric.li4.ad M* CHAIUMQQCA ROOFING A Ten M iA U a smwo DEOcol t b w W -P»wMm, V Zjniini efSta&aca BUICK £*UmfS*jkm I rO R the physician and other profes­ sional men whose work calls them into all weather and all sorts of going Buick is an efficient, dependable aid. They can rely on this car for the sure, rapid transportation which their im­ portant afrairs demand. The beauty and roominess of the new Buick 1921 models make them, too, pleasing at all times to the family. iB Authorized Buick Service insures un­ interrupted use of each Buick car. Effective January /, regular equipment on all models w ill include cord tires I I r" drf0T Yea, the Area o f hell may be bright, but those o f earth are scorching. W ar* will continue to rage a i long as greed, hateand jealousy exist in the human ORLANDO, FLORIDA IN FRO NT O F 8 T A R TH E A TR E * * * ♦ * '< .................... .. ..................... . - , .. ....................................... Labor la not striking fo r shorter V . 1 �tr _ Tn >T?*CVC. m ig g jjjg jjg g g g j r, -- -=t; ^ 7.77 .*’ THE 8ANF0RD W EEK LY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1921 GOOD, BUT N O T E N O U G H IN S T IT U T IO N S O F ED U CATIO N Sanford is in need of a permanent BUSINESS M E N .O P T IM IS T IC DESERVE FLO R ID A SU PPO R T home for the library and the T h ir­ The South Florida Press Associa­ In the face o f continued slumps (n teen club recently discussed the pos­ -h .......... Pr.tid.Dt n » i Editor K. J. H O LLY . . . . tion, last week at its meeting iff Bradprices as industrial and trade inflation Of all nppeals that should reach sibilities o f securing a site and hav­ X . J. LILLA R D . . . ....S *e r »U i7 u d T it u u n i H. A. K E E L ......... ................. Oanrral K i n i f i r ing a proper building erected. the public quickest nnd entown, commended the passage o f a Thq progresses, it ia noticeable that there the heart B y the Meditator Herald is o f the opinion that n site is an encouraging note o f optimism by with greatest force, the cause o f edu­ law by which the minutes of county PuMlahrd E r»ry I r i d i j I j commissioners, school boards and city would.be donated by the city and that leading manufacturers and business cation holds frist place. The prepar­ a suitable building could be construct­ men. The period the country is now ation of our youth for higher, better councils shall be published as paid le­ (laeorparatad) In judging others wc often forw ed for about $10,000. A committee has passing through was discounted in ad­ citizenship is the most vital factor in gal notices, for the benefit o f the general public. that wc ourselves have limitation*. SU BS C RIPTIO N P R IC E I K A D V A K C E : been appointed to go into the probable vance by men fam iliar with the opera­ the life o f any state. The action taken by the association OKE T E A R ................................................ U 10 cost and possible location of a library tions of economics. During the past five years, our Take a public official, for instant ROC M0MTHS ...................................\ ....... 1.19 la timely and commendable; but it colleges nad higher institutions o f We elect him to office without finj building and will report at n later Merchants generally were reluctant TH R EE MONTHS........................................... 71 does not go far enough. I f we can learning have been taxed to the ut­ subjecting to the acid test, other th*a meeting of the club. The Thirteen to "take a loss" and at once enter Cntand u tM M d CUta Mall M illar Aufuit 21. club is an organization o f enthusiasts' upon the lower price lovels for mer- most to meet the ever increasing de­ judge by an illustration of its need, as the opposing party may apply I l l * , at tba Toot Offlca at Sanford. H arldi. A fter he is elected he develops cer. who arc doing whatever seems prob- chandising, and it is not surprising mands made upon them. With the urged by a south Florida county, and V t U t Act of M ank 1, 1171. to benefit Sanfoni— Times-TJn- that this should have been the case. rising cost o f nil items that go into included in ita editorial on the sub­ tain traits o f character of which vi O f lea; JtERALD DUILDIKO. Phono I U ject by the Lake Wales Highlander, were uninformed. Most merchants had stocked up college work has come the wonderful more is needed. The Uighlnader They do not just exactly accorj heavily with high priced goods, and increase in the numbers o f students i f R ip im n THE AMERICAN PHE S 3 A 5 5 (K IA T IO S says: seeking a higher education. The abso­ with our own ideas, and wc proceed The government recently shipped a unseasonable weather last fall. But "One publisher from a south Flori­ to "hand it to him"— from a distant lute necessity fo r sufficient endow­ business men now realize U^at they car o f horses and mules from some ments to-meet the needs o f students da county told how a $4,500 tractor, By the time .wc are through win A re you going fishing? place in Virginia to North Carolina were guilty o f an error o f judgment and faculty alike has been impressed bought by hia county and which did him, his own mother would have dif­ o--------and one o f the wise guys who shipped in proceeding on the assumption that not seem to be doing much road work, ficulty in recognizing him. IIe hsj upon every college In the country. AH th<» tourists arc enjoying it? them and who probably draws a sal­ high level prices would hold up Beginning thia week and extending was found at work in the big orange no homs in evidence, but we oftta ary as an officer did not give them through' the present winter. Bitter­ grove o f a county officer. Further­ give him credit fo r possessing then, * The lakes and rivers around San­ any ventilation nnd tthirty-ftve o f them ness against the federal reserve board through until February 22, Rollins more, a bill for repairs o f $1,500 more College at W inter Park will complete In reality, however, he may be 1 ford offer more sport than any other died before any o f the intelligent o f­ which followed its action in “ tight­ its efforts to obtain n half million dol­ was found charged to the county. really decent fellow, a fairly capahk part o f the state. ficers found out that animats must ening up” on money has given way to lars on an endowment fund that will True, the claim was made that the official, and he may be performing the ■----------- o-------have ajr. That is in line with some a realization that this was the only 'officer was leasing.the tractor for duties of his office -in an acce^tsbli Have not heard from California but o f the wonderful things that some of effective way o f stopping inflation of eventually reach a round million. 'A $500 a year, but no record of it could manner— possibly even better than *1 noble patron o f education, and one of suppose they froze up in this Inst cold the officers in the U. S. army do at prices and o f reducing them to, the be found on the minutes until long could do. • the mdst helpful o f Florida winter spell. A weather report on California times. Very seldom do these things loven on which a resumption o f in­ residents, Charles H. Morse, has o f­ after the incident, it is stated. Would Truly, the beam in our own eye h j every day would be interesting. happen, wo are glad to soy, nnd it is, dustrial arid trade activities could be fered a hundred thousand dollars of not publicity in connection with this a great distorter o f . vision, f roia difficult to find the blame olid there based. this amount contingent upon the bal­ case have been salutary?" which many unjust criticisms arise. A walk around the suburbs o f this are some o f the finest fellows in the There is yet much to b edone in ance being raised by Washington's In view o f the statement, "no rec­ city will convince anyone that San- world in the U. S. army hut the funny the work o f readjustment, but a be­ birthday. ord o f it could be found on the min­ The Lord has provided that Sundij ford will soon be one o f the biggest things they do with government red ginning has been made, and there is Rollins is a Florida institution, serv­ utes until tong after the incident," shall be a day of. rest and worship. cities in this part o f Florida. tape at times is hard to believe. reason to believe that recovery is now ing all portions o f the state. It has The Tribune moves to amend the res­ We make It one of rest, though ----------o ----------- o-------- — getting under way. Predictions that a record o f public service o f which olution passed by the association so many of us overlook the worship. The railroads must come down on Fish stories are being told in nil workers would refuse to accept new any college might be proud, and its that it shall include a compulsion for their freight rates. The people arc But we might vary the routine * of the immediate and accurate entering little with advantage to ourselves aaj ruling this country at present or they parts o f Florida just now, and even conditions are now s«en to have been graduates hold many positions will rule it if the government does not if they arc discredited in some plnces, unfounded. trust in which they are contributing o f the minutes of these bodies; and the approval o f the Lord. Nothing is to bo gained by enlarg­ in no Bmnll measure towards the up­ further, that no meeting be held at get busy on .these important sub­ the facts are easily proved In many Wc might spend a Sunday afternooa instances. The Sanford Herald a few ing on the condition o f unemployment, building of the commonwealth. which the minutes shall not be care­ in walking over the town. We might jects. days ago told o f the display in the but ail should join In the spread o f; The appeal which the college is no^v fully made at the time. ---------- o---------note the condition o f the homes aaf | j'windows of a local store o f "the big­ optimism, for a great dcuhv^vill dc- making should therefore reach Publicity of the records of public the property o f other people, and tkea W e are movjng right along and gest big-mouth bass ever caught in pend on the state o f mind in which cars and the hearts of every' citizen of bodies is absolutely essential to pub­ •ach strive to have our own property when those big things Come ‘ in that Semipole county waters. It was the nation approaches solution of the .Florida who is genuinely interested lic safety nnd public economy; but just a little cleaner, and more s*nj. we have been contemplating this lit­ caught by Charles Whitner in Eicon- industrial problem.* The principle o f in lifting the level o f citizenship to a publicity will do no good unless it be tary, and more attractive than that c{ tle old burg will take on the new life lockhatcliie creek, and weighed in at psychology functioned in bringing j higher level; and we have no doubt given at the time a proposed deal or others. * that we have been talking about for fourteen and a hatf pounds. The big present conditions about; it should but that the people o f Jacksonville, act is attempted or announced to be Of course wa couldn't each 0M the past ten years. bass was caught with light tnckic and operate to help in overcoming thorn.— Tampa and the other cities o f the made.— Tampa Tribune. have the best, but the improvemett ----------o------ f— was weighed after having been out of ---------- o----------state will see to it that the campaign would be so wonderful and so fir It is rumored that the Republicans the water for some time." This is the Tampa Tribune. -o----------is n success.— Jacksonville Metropol­ "N O CHILDREN A R E W AN TE D ." reaching if would make of this ton will change the laws regarding the state to catch fish,, and this is the is. a small paradise on earth. W A NT R EFOR ESTATIO N payment of income taxes. If they do time when the fishermen nre enjoying In checking,over the listing cards o Just as a diversion, if for no otba there wil be but mighty few Demo­ themselves.' The waters of Florida at the tourist information bureau it is reason, take n Sunday ufternoon of T H E EXPRESS "M O N O PO LY' Thr enters of Florida oranges and crats left four years from now. We furnish almost any variety of fish and seen there are no less than 1G cards and use your legs— also your eyes. grapefruit may not think o f reforcshave all been fed up on income tax. the men and women who enjoy this i The action o f the interstate com­ which state that "no children are .. i .u. 1tntion ns in any way affecting their merce commission in approving the outcome tax and every other kind of sport get them, it tsn t known whetlr-j, ... . . ... ., wanted" in the homes o f those who Good men are plentiful in this oil * ,, .... . ,, breakfast tables, but the H onda citfool tax. merger of the four big express com­ have rooms for rent. Thia is ony of world. They will always be plenti­ er or not Mr. Whitner will win a prize, , . , .... , .. . . . | 1 1 ms fruit growers have a different ---------- o-------- panies wbuld have brought a violent the worst crimes against humanity, ful as long as the world remains 11 j for his catch— but no doubt he is well That is an excellent idea that some enough pleased'with the trophy and pointy of view, according to forestry protest it few yenrs ngo. When the advertise house keeping rooms nnd on it is. o f the large property owners here can feel that he has set a mark that officials of the United States Depart- government took over the express top o f that state “ no children wanted." 1 But even a good -man sometime! nYeiH of Agriculture who have found have of subdividing their property in­ will be hard to reach. The largest business as u war measure, just ns it The citizens of Tampa would do well sheds his cout o f righteousness in his to citj' lots and selling them o ff now bass that had been officially weighed the lenders of the industry anxious took voer the railroads, it revealed by to take “this question In hand nnd own home. It is there that impatient* when the need of lots is so great and nnd entered for a prize in that section about future supplies o f box material. public pronouncement what hnd long where the (versons who have rooms sometimes finds its outlet—uncos* The Florida grapefruit and orange it will also have a tendency tu move weighed. something over thirteen been komvn to many— that there was for rent and advertise in such a man­ ' sciousty, no doubt, but none the leu i rnp now requires on the average other property that has been stagnant ' pouru}Si put Mr U’hitner's fish topped no actual competition among the large ner they should be placed on the re­ true. more than 12,000,000 boxes yernly to so long on account of the owners hold- j. j,y }, fy|] pound Times-l*Ru>n. express companies. tired list. And the wife bears the burdenget it to market. It has a money val­ ing it too high. There vvas u time, too,' when the These persons, who don't want chil­ pays the penalty of the sms 0/ otfcen ue of something like $110,000,000, nnd " THESE RECORDS M IS T HE SAVED the industry is still xepanding rapid­ interstate commerce commission was dren, are scattered all over the city who have produced this iupse in ihtij very zealous about maintenance of and even in Seminole Heights. ■ Colonel Uoh Davis, editor of the 1 ______ Thv good man. ly. Ry 1030, if production continues competitive systems in transporta­ Times has a list o f those who want to Gainesville Sun says: "The i’alatka Even a good man would do well ts Each Southern State has prepared, to increase in similar ratio to that tion, but even the benefits of compe­ rent their rums but who care not for think twice before he let* off Mess Daily News speaks of ’a. famous I or is preparing, a record o f the enlist- in recent years, the output will re­ tition thnt does not compete have the future rulers of the'land.' speaker' who is to appear in that city . . , in his otvn home. ' . • . ... ment and service of every- soldier who quire -10,(100,U00 Imxes annually. Euch been found to be dccidt-dly illusory. to speak on some sort of a drive. We , , . . In many places throughout the And the rest o f us, ditto. served in the Confederate army, box requires about 0^3 board feet of Inauguration o f the parcels post sys­ have no ‘ famous speakers,* says Colcountry these people are placed on n through its adjutant-general's office. lumber. tem a few years ago pfovided compe­ sort o f black list and all other places one! Davis, engaged in the drive busiIf you pass n man on the stmt Local southern pine forests nre the The necessary data for this is already tition for the express companies that nre .rented first in preference to and he fnvprs you with a growl or» ness.— DeLand News. at hand in the archives 6f the state source of the raw material for these soon brought about a marked reduc­ -otheir’s. It is believed this would, if scow l,'you wonder if liis stumicl from which he entered the army. This boxes, but the supply is drawn upon tion in transportation rates by­ cx" j tried out in this city, eliminate some pains him, <>r whether it is'simply tlx If suitable lots could be obtained also for wooden containers for the record will enable the descendants of press. of thin practice. there would he a sale for a hundred nature of the brute. farms the <500,000 soldiers of the Confcd- produils of Florida truck Hut the parcels post system, large We hud flattered ourselves that our or more choice .city lots this spring. No, the Ixrd did not slip a cog, bst Truck-fami products of the.State nowcrate army to know of this enlistment ns it has grown in recent years, has city was free from that species of some one else did. His nature wtf There is going to Ik- the greatest call for 13,000,IH>0 boxes annually, nnd and service of their ancestors. not put the xepress companies out of ghouls who have no place in their warped in the making. The suibuilding boom in this city in the next No Southern State is preparing a this demand also is growing. business, as some fearful souls had hearts or homcB for the little on^s of shine of happiness was probably for­ six months that Sanford has ever ex­ Forest depletion under methods similar record for-its sailors and ma­ predicted it would, but shipping has the earth, but it seems we were mis­ eign to him in his childhood days, isperienced providing the price of build­ rines o f the Confederate navy, as the which do not provide- for regrowfh increased to such proportions that taken. It would show at least, n de­ stead of kind words he may have re­ ing materials comes down to suit the only data on file for this work was has reached a point whclh makes the there seems to l>e plenty of business cent regard for the opinion o f the ceived harshness or neglect, for *<A pocket books of the people who want destroyed when Richmond fell at the ' question where containers an- to come fo r nil. world, if these people who think more natures, while (fossibly hereditary ti to build. The Herald will have some surrender. There is no rocord of th eir' ^rom a o f very practical conThere is no immediate ground for of their furnishings than they do of an extent, nre often the direct ressS wonderful news to break to the pros­ pective home builders in a few days. enlistment and service at any state ™rn to ,h*' citru* imlu!' tr>’ m Flori‘ fear that the merger of the express human beings, would refrain from ad­ of early environment. 1capitol. Take Georgia, as an ex- '*acompanies will bring about a monop­ vertising their rooms for rent.-*~TamA smile is better than a scowl, sal ----------- o----------- , l ample. The Times-Union has been Conferences hnve heUl with oly in the express business. Thnt will if you.keep this fact in mind you wi3 pa Times. And then again we would like to shown a letter from J. Van Holt Nash, leading of finals o f t he Forest Svmcc. hardly be possible as long as the gov­ ----------o---------.... [ be doing' your own child an inettiknow who gets that war tax that is to discuss thsi question. Application -adjutant-general of that state, reply­ ernment engages in the parcels post mnblc service, one which will do mod plastered on everything you buy these Did the good ministers who made of the principles of forestry with a ing to an inquiry from Admiral feature of the mail business. This is toward shaping his career in afW days. It is called war tax no doubt a list o f movie stars “ fit to be seen" view to the production of sustained a tolerably big country, and the peo­ W right on this subject, which reads as life. because Sherman said that war was ever consider the value o f the adver­ supplies o f box material is regarded follows: ple arc a bit wiser in some respects hell and these taxes are all of that tising they were givin g the others? as the o n ly way to meet the problem. thnn they were twenty years ago.— "Replying to your letter o f Au­ Many o f the boy clubs of Suwiiux* and then some. However, we learned ' The government has a National Tampa Tribune. gust 20th, regret to advise that after county have been reorganized. in the early school days that when Forest in Florida of over 300,000 acres Refusing a million dollars Is one prospects fo r club work this yesr ------------- ch----------a thorough search of the records on one country' won a great war the tax­ on which the practicability of forest A king can do no wrong these days way to gain publicity, but it is not better than ever, and wc arfc looki*f we arc unable, . . , .. , . ,, , es were put on the loser. In this case file . in, this department , . management for a sustained yield has likely to become popular. — nor much o f anything else. ^ , „ forward to a successful yesr in *3 the question arises of “ who won the to find any records o f the Confederate! L been fully demonstrated, according to navy." lines o f work. Many farmers are in­ w a r? " the Forest Service, but the lumber terested in farm demonstration*. X/* And yet we know that scores and needs of the state will require a very -----------o----------farmers have joined the better farm­ The newspaper men o f Florida scores of sailors and marines from much larger acreage than this. Under ing club. This club will plant certiii could do nothing better than to Georgia enlisted and served in the the nation-wide forestry program crops as directed and keep cost F change the libel laws that are now on Confederate navy. And, Unless some- which the Forest Service and the forcords o f all farm 'operations. the statute books. As they stand a thing is done and done quickly* the^C3t antj wood-using industries of the newspaper can say nothing of any names of most o f the 6000 sailors and country generally are advocating, it The president will have a consequence. I f you know that a man marines of the Confederate navy will is proposed to bring about conserva­ opportunity fo r "watchful wsitiat pass into oblivion, and their descend­ A s required by section 12, chapter 5596, Law s o f Plor> tive handling o f private forest lands * committed a crime you are compelled when he comes to the mediation be­ ants will look in vain forjnform ation as well as public. The citrus fruit to say that he was “ alleged" to have ida, I w ill be in the follow ing places on the dates and be* tween Turkey and Armenia. of the enlistment and service o f their growers are reported to be joining in done so. We are tired of this “ alleg­ ancestors. advocacy o f this program. tween the hours set a fte r each, fr o the purpose o f receiving ed” business- We want freedom. a Taking “ some other fellow's ----------o---------- ----------- o----------,One of the chief objects to be ac­ tax returns: to the beach is all right provided j timore, recently stated that Florida complished by Admiral W right and WAGES M UST COME D O W N .other fellow doesn't catch you. Tanka above any state in the union in his shipmates in the stablishment o f 7th, 10:00 A . M. to 3:00 P. M. G E N E V A .... the home for the Confederate naval This decline in the purchasing pow­ the standard o f ita newspapers, tTiis |nr THK CIRCUIT COURT 01' TM■ JUDICIAL CIRCUIT or rLOZICX l* statement is without doubt true, and veterans is rescue the names o f those er o f the farmer throws the industrial 8th, 10:00 A . M. to 12:00 M. CH U LU O TA AMD TOR RRMIKOLE C0UKTT. old fellows from oblivion, and to place situation out o f balance and causes the people o f Florida really do not ap­ — n r C H A K C IR Y . l-mt.tr. Dank or JUnfonl. * lWl-**<K“ 8th, 1:00 P . M. to 3:00 P. M. G A B R IE L L A preciate the newspapers.that are pub­ them alongside the narpes o f their a*general disorganization. Since ev­ {.UliMMt, lished— that U, they probably do not brethren o f the army. W ith the data ery line o f production can sell less to 9th, 10:00 A . M. to 3:00 P. M. O V IE D O Tb*n>n a. iiuir , oil wtr*. zR*»i*ta ****• stop to think how splendid they are as their living shipmates have, now scat­ the farmer, the purchasing power of J«m r. SIH-urroo. IWfrwUal^ . . . IfO TICE o r ' M A S TKR * w « A L T A M O N T E .;..„Feb. 10th, 10:00 A . M. to 12:00 compared with those In other state. tered all over the civilized world, all will be affected and they will buy Sw ilff u h m b T K im Ik il m •Irtor o f • Orrrrr o f forerlorur* ■»“ g, There are towns and tittle cities in when they are located in their haven less o f each other. LO N G W O O D . Feb. 10th, 1:00 P. M. to 3:00 P. M. trrrO In Ihr ,l..»r rotltlrd rm»» nr There is only'one remedy. If the Florida supporting newspapers that of rest, it will be gsthered, classified, .In, ot Jn n m r j. A. II. J M . '• “ 4U * Irf In C -Jinm rrr. "*> M onday. will compare favorably with the great and written out, and thus will be saved prices of all the things that the farm­ „. Feb. 11th, 10:00 A- M. to 12:00 M. LAKE M ARY U irrt. A. II. 1V3I. In f i j * l ot lUf < ^ metropolitan papers whose clientele la to posteHty some mention o f what the ers want to buy will come down, to door al Hanford. Srmlnolr W* ..art flic *alr. awl aril l*. thr r> P A O L A ........ .............Feb. 11th, 1:00 P. M. to 3:00 P. M. fift y times greater. Whether all o f sailors and marines did during the correspond with the pricey of what |Idddrr for r » * durlnz I t * " * * 1 id tbr fnllowlai dmrrihrd land. " ' " " ' K these weU-edited, well-printed and ex­ war between the state*. — Tlmes- they have to sell,%they can go on buy­ ........ Feb. 12th, 10:00 A . M. to 3:00 P. M. MONROE Irina In Srmlnolr fVmnfy, »TorUn. l“- - " j lk-. pensively published papers are mak­ Union. ing as before, subject only to the ne­ i * Lot r . o f rnlna llnmnwrk. ar ( J f f ^ r * of. duly l « n W »« ."J * j T r J Z * 4 Yours v e ry truly, ing any money, is another question, cessity of taking care of outstanding ----------- 9—--------IS o f (b* nuBUr remrdn bqt it is doubtless true that most of debts.— Florida Grower. , While the price o f lumber is prob­ A. VAUGHAN, ■ ■ o „ti them are, or they would not continue lematical and no man knows whereof their high standard from month to | The hickory buds are swelling; the T a x Assessor. aa paCM 104 nad 1*5. - f r ^ CvSu l-.roha-.r <• month and from year to year, L ak e-' he speaks it ia about as low now as it mock bird's song is welling; and all is j i ♦- joy and love beneath our skies. land Star. win go. jM ic *P**UI I* THESANFORDBERALD Sunday Meditations THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY 'i'. ■ 1* I ; .‘ gp-- NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS BL 15“ 1 -r B .¥ ' �THE 8ANF0Rt> W EEKLY HERALD, FRn)AY, FEBRUARY 4, 1921 GAINS HEARING WITH BOARD ALTHOUGH NOT RECOGNIZED Seven independent O r ­ ganizations Admitted to the Meeting SPECIAL MEETING BAPTIST CHURCH and p u t " t o ver ____= r a il w a y labo r fused to / ' board m ake it a Beginning on next Sunday, Feb. 6th and running through February 20th, a special series ot meetings will be conducted at the Baptist Church in RESanford. Dr. C. A. Owens, o f Atlan- CLOSED SBOP CHICAGO, Feb. 2.— The railroads of the country asked the R ailw ay Labor Board to abrogate the national a g re e m e n ts so that an ultimate re­ duction In ra te s without an Immediate reduction in wajjeq would be brought about, Thomns D eW itt Cuylor, chair­ man of the Association of R ailw ay E x e c u tiv e s, said tonight in a telegram to President W ilson, replying to one rent the chief executive last night by reprcsentatives o f seven labor unions. + -r NO CLUES GOLF IS NECESSARY ADJUNCT TO BANDITS TO ANY CITY IN FLORIDA IF IN TAMPA THEY EXPECT TO HAVE TOURISTS BOLD, BAD ROBBERS W HO TOOK V i s i t o f V1S1L O i | MONEY FROM EXPRESS COM­ P A N Y D IS A P P E A R YOUNG P E O P L E S ’ C O N V E N TIO N W E D N E S D A Y , FE B .9T H The Christian Endeavor Societies o f this district w ill hold a conference at the Sanford Presbyterian Church, on Wednesday, February |th. Several prominent C. E. workers will be pres­ ent and will speak. Among them are Chas. F. Evans, secretary o f the Southern States; Ksrl Lehman, state vice-president; Mrs. Lehman, state secretary; S. W ilkes Dendy, field secfetnry. SEverybody is invited; especially the E. societies, the B. Y. P. U * the Epworth League and all interested in young peoples’ work. In the a fter­ noon at 3:30 tle r e .will'be *a special talk for children, at 4 6’clock, fo r workers with young people. The even­ ing aenrices w ill start at *1:30. i; ... * IH THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IH AND FOR BEMIHOLE COUNTY. —Uf CHANCERY. Sanford Ualldln* AIjotn A**orl»nuB, • !*«■• W ASH IN G TO N , Feb. 1.—People o f I«if*lhm. Complainant, western states are "entitled to know •a. W. St**l* ami w lf*. Putins* C. St**W. D#and know now" what disposition o f s. ffUldl n(f t w , NOTICE OFMASTER'S SALE the Japanese settlement problem ia Notlc* la hrrrby glrrn (bat us<l*r ami by made In the tentative Skldehara-Mor- ylrtn* of ■ drerr* o f fiwrckwan* and aalc »nIrm l In tb* »lmy* entitled rn»a* on I t * ZUIh ria treaty, Senator Johnson, Repub­ d*/ qf January. A. H. 1031. I. ** Bp«ct*l Maalican, California, declared yesterday t*r In tHiancrry. on V m d ir . lb# Tlh day of March. A. It, 1031, In firm! of lb* Poor! in a formal statement, saving that the Ilona* dour at Sanfcwd. Srmlaol* Poanl/. Fkwida. will offer ft* aal#, and a*ll lo lb* hlgbaaP treaty In effect repeals tne California ami h*al Idddfr for raah durln# Ih* trial biair* of aula, lb* fidlowln# ilrm-rlhr.! land, a ll**!*, alien land law. LOST— Heavy green wool sweater, between Standard Oil plant and Clyde Line dock. Leave at Herald o f­ fice and receive reward.— C. E. Chorpening. » 259*2tP Many industrial workara may be iuiYed to taka three-quarter* o f a loaf, but that is better than no bread. •’ < . * . - • THZ COUWTT JUDGE'S COURT. NOLE COUMTT. F L O IID A I,. t>. McCalkr. Plaintiff, n. SEMI­ X. W. Klr*l*. I»»f»mlan«. n o t ic e or s h e r if f s sale Nolle* It b*r*by tltrn tbit ondrr IBd b/ firm * of an rarrtitlon plarrtl In m l band* b***d iil-.ii a final Jud#nirot rnt*r*d In tho a t » » * *ntitled rauar for th* aoni o f $52.03 with data or court. I ha to tnaiM I*t / upon th* follow to* d*trrlbed land* altualr. lyln# and twin* In SetnInoli* r.rtintr. riorlil*. to-wit: lo t 23 uf SaUIlrUluo known i t Palin Ham­ mock; aim a atrip uf land HO f**t whl* o ft tb# North aid* of ■ tract o f land dwrtfoed as fo l­ low*. to w lt; h*gtnnlng 7Ml fr*t South o f th* Nnrth**>l cursor of Swilnn 13, Tnwnahlp 90, South of Itanir 30 Kaat, run W*at 013 f*«t. *!h*iic* rh.iiih MM fr»l to rich I-of-way o f H. a I. It. H.. i,uw A. U. I,. It. It., tb*nr* North*a*l*rl/ 7t*3.S f**t to Eaat tin* of M id Section 13. thence North 2)T feet to point o f beginnine. And I. m Short If of Keralnol* Count/, la ardor to tatlafjr Ball! rircutlon. will offer for sals aBd poll th* abure described propertr to tba hl#hp*t and boat bidder for ctah dnrla* tho legal hour* of ail* In front of tb* CVturt Ilona* door at Sanford, Sradnnle fount/, VI ortil a, an Monday. the 7th day uf March. A. D. 1021. Term*: faatr. I’ urrhaaar to pa/ for dead. C. U. H AND , 23 3tr Sheriff of Seminole Count/. FI*. tourist business,' which is a profitable T A M PA , Feb. 1.— A t midnight last business in Florida. Sanford has not lost thc idea of night, fifty-four hours after the hold­ "Miami now has three or four go lf up o f Cashier E. F. Smith at the country club and g o lf links nnd this Vanning m on o f them American Railway Express Company’s project is stiU ln Urn" minds o fth o r e C0Utr8CB ^ people who believe that it is an es we all know that Miami is leading office at the union station terminals , in tourist trade. Palm Beach is fob by two men who, with a third man, sential to the material growth o f San ,n* BU,t tw? or th™ C0U” CB got away with $19,700, making their ford as a tourist city. In a conference Io* and many o f the other prominent re yesterday on the subject one o f those escape in an automobile, no arrests sort cities and towns are coming along have been made, and apparently none present remarked that tourists never with one or two courses. We might IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE B E TE im C of the officers who have been work­ stopped long in a town or city in Flor­ just as well recognize the game of JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O r FLORIDA. I V M AMD FOR BEMIHOLE COUUTT. ida where thcro were no g o lf links ing diligently on the case since F ri­ g o lf as one o f our leading pastimes — IK CHAKCERT and they cited thc instance o f Prcsll^tfltt ItNorjftt, Coni{>U!nantg day afternoon had a real clue to the Y». dcnt-elect Hardin* .topping »"? *"<• P ™ P « « lo ndopt identity of thc three smooth articles it Into our amusement fam ily and if Walter Itennetl, Orfrodint. CITATION who pulled off the biggest Job in cross roads town on the cast we do not we will bo left in tho rear To Walter Dimwit* l l w l i l r n ^ I’nknimn: coast where there were g o lf links nnd It miwarlriE fnuti «tt affidavit fltM In thtt Tampa’s crime history. and be classed as a back number. For r «u « f thfti tic of tti# ilejVndgnt la onevery little town on the cast const has That is, none o f the officers apa long time it wns-ronsldcred a fad, *uu*rt; iii*i u t« u># i-eiief uf affiant that taa , , , , defendant l» <*»er twenty vme year* uf age and pafrenlty have a real clue unless It Is g o lf links nnd this is also something .but. it ,is now recognized as a real red- u,at there If u » perw*n In the Stala nf rinrUa fo r the people here to think about. Sheriff W. C. Spencer. Tho sheriff blooded sport for real men nnd Women 1' t , left the city suddenly Saturday a f­ The Tlmes-Union yesterday had an nnd it is bound to grow in im port-1 Therefore, j mi. Waller Heun*t«. sre bereh/ , . " lre.|ulreil uu il»e lilt day of April. A. O. 1B31, ternoon, stating that he was "on a editorial on this subject that- hit the anec and popularity. j t<> appear tu Ihe bill or complaint filed agalaat ^ you III till* can**, niherwlae a decree pm e.e». hot trail" and would not return until nnil .on the head. It reads as follows: ■■ j feaaai wilt on aald dale lw entered agalm t you. “ Some o f the larger cities and.many IK THE CIRCUIT COUBT OF THE SEVENTH he had landed th etrio o f stockup . It la flintier mdered that till* nutlet ha pahJUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IV j llahed In the Sanford Herald, a newapgper puho f tho smaller places have scouted men. A H D 'F O R SEMIXOLE COUHTT. , llahed In Seminole County, fur elgbt euaaecuflT* the idea that go lf was x>f any. benefit — IH CHANCERT. |week., . The sheriff hadn't returned at mid­ 1‘eoplra llank o f Sanford, a CotymrathSi. Coin*. . 1VITNK.W my hand and Ihe aril nt Ihe aboV* night last night, and if anw o f his but a practical demonstration has been plaluant. latated cmift ran thl* 2nd day of February, A. t>. **. 11*31. office force had heard from him they given during tho last week o f the Sarali frank, e t'a l. l*efrtid*nU_ K. .1, IKHIOLASS, I tSKAI.) value o f golf, especially to the smaller NOTICE OF MASTER'S BALK clerk n( the Clrt-uU VSmrt. had nothing to say about It. Tho Nolle# I* hereby given that under and by vir­ llf.O; A IWCUTTEH, tue of a decree o f fnrechwuae and Male entered sheriff’s destination or tho nature o f cities. Hulli-itur anti nf Cwltiwl for Cuniplalnaul. Tho president o f the United States, In Ihe above entitled ranie on th* 29th day of 23 tne the clue he Is running down has not Jannary. 1. tl. 1921. I. * » special Maalrr In or at least who will shortly sit in the Chanrery. un Monday Ihe Tilt day o f March. IH THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE BEVEMTH been disclosed to newspaper men. ' ot A, t». 1931. In front o f the Court llmiae it>*>r JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IM AND TOR BE1 Police officers stated yesterday chair o f tho chief executive o f this In Sanford. Seminole County, florid*, will offet INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. for pale, and eell to Ihe hlgheat aimt t*e*t bid- l*f»t<lr* Hank of Sanfonl/ a I’ori-'f at Von, 1'talnthat they had no new clues in tho great nation, honored n number o f der for r»»ti during Ihe legal hour* uf aale. the tiff. ‘ **.case. Immediately after the holdup " mnl1 cttlcs on thc p» st collst with “ m $ wing deecrtlied land. !llnaie, Ijlng and heS. Wyman Slrele. iM-fm-lattl. th's' visit because they hnd go lf links. lie I**.1 " Sr’"""*l,‘ M ,*"‘ “ r KhwW *'°' NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S BALE. tho officers wired throughout v.™. No I (re ta lirfel'j *lrrn tliat under ami !•/ is a go lf enthusiast nnd he wnntcd the »»# m and two ia> of itiocjt Eleven state, notifying officers to bo on the , , ■ , , H U . Tier Two 121. o f SanO-rd, fb ir lV . arcord • trine of an nrvnt|r>n flared In uir lianda !•**• CHICAGO, Feb. 2.— Seven indepen­ dent employes’ organizations, despite the opposition o f the railroad brother­ hoods affiliated with the American Federation o f Labor, were today ad­ mitted os independents to the hearing on rules nnd working conditions be­ fore the Railway Labor* Board. The independents will have ful! opportun­ ity to present testimony covering their DR. C. A. OWENS Innlvm if fnw th o h n m llta h u t ns wnt contentions fo r the board’s considera­ . ’ * Of Allnata, Ga., who is to conduct the the robbers have successfully evaded tion in rendering a decision on the Evangelistic Services at (he Bap­ the police dragnet. esse. tist Temple, Feb. Gth-20th. The holdup ia* one o f the biggest The board’s decision has hailed as a distinctive victory fo r th cindepcnd- In, Ga., hns been engaged ns (he evan­ nnd boldest ever recorded in the orts by their officers. The opposition gelist and Mr. S. J. Spencer, of Mar­ crime history o f the state. The busiresslike manner in which thc bandits to allowing the seven organizations ion, III., is thc singer. to participate in the hearing was A large chorus choir will be orgun- went about their work, and then voiced in the employes’ opening state­ ized find it is expected that the audi- their successful getaway has been ment several weeks ago by B. M. cnees will be large from the very first aubjeet of much discussion in the Jewell, president o f the railway em­ service. There nre many who ^recall ■c^y since the holdup. Apparently it ployes* department of the American the services held in the church last wns no* ^he wori£ novices, Federation of Lnbor. Mr. Jewell con­ year when there were 1MK ndditiunsi Many theories have been advanced as to how the robbers are evading ar­ tended that the brotherhoods repre­ rest. One, which Is most generally sented the employes ns a whole nnd neceptcd, it seems, Is thnt the men asked for the bonrd the right to nego­ after entering their enr nfter tho tiate in the nam eof nil employes. tickup immediately drove it to some Officers of the independent orgnnlpoint in the city nnd changed their rotions characterized the brothercar for nnother, nnd then drove to h™ids’ contentions ns an attempt to be some oth^r town in this section, or the "rznr of the employes." They Middle Florida. Supporters o f thin declared 150,000 men were represented theory clnim this could have been in thej mrgnnizntions nnd denied the of slly done, since but a hazy descrip­ rieht of the brotherhoods to spenk fo r tion o f the men were given; and tho the'p men. came, is true o f the cnr. Furthi-r, they The board's resolution states thnt argue, tho number o f automobile since the seven , organizations “ are tourists traveling through the state materially nnd directly interested in nt this time wns taken Into reckon­ the matter, nnd their interests neces­ ing by the bandits, and »thnt they sarily affected by nny decision the could evade suspicion by posing to bo board nfn ymnkc it is ordered thnt tourists. all such organizations not- heretofore They could hnve gone to any town, formally made participants shall bo odd supporters of the theory, where allowed to intervene hq fllinfl a w rit­ they could secure qunrtcrs and com­ ten application stating their posi­ fortably settle down, indefinitely, nr tions." |until such n time as when the search The entire dny's testimony before MR. S. J. SPENCER wot Id become lax, and then make the board today was given o v e r 't o Of Marlon,, I1U who is fo lend the their way out o f the state. The objections of the railroads to the nat­ singing In thc Evangelistic Ser­ money secured would ho easily dlJional agreements between clerks adn vices nt the Baptist Temple, posed o f In small quantities without stntioa employes nnd the roads. Rules February Gth-20lh. excit’ ng suspicion, since denomina­ nquirin govertime pay for work per­ formed by employes on Sundays and to thc church. The members nre an -1tions were $1, $5, $10 nnd $20 bills. Another theory ad/nneed is thnt tbs holidays came in fo r objection by E. tiripnting n much larger increase thisj bandits hnd never left the city. Sup­ T Whiter, chnirmon of the American year. " Railway Executives' Ldibor Committee. The services will be held lit lit n. ill. i porters o f this theory clnim the rou­ ters hnd prepared tVeir ground for "The railroads are required to serve nnd 7:d0 p. m. the stlckup so thoroughly Ibnt ihey the public 3G5 days in the year,’’ Mr. knew but hazy descriptions could be Whiter said. "Som e employes must Fordney Tariff Bill given o f them; hence, hnve little fear be on duty to insure the safety o f of remaining in the city. W ill N ot Come U p the traveling public. We submit that Still a third theory is that thc ban­ such overtime rates ought not bo im­ in Senate This Time dits immediately left th> city after posed for unavoidable work which the thc holdup and have successfully management can not lessen." W A S H IN G T o V -"^ * 29.— Hope evaded thc police dragnet nnd have, that thc Fordney emergency tariff by this time, gotten out o f the state. bill would come to .a vote in the sen­ Mrs. H a rd in g is ate thia session was practically aban­ Some hold that the bandlta aban­ Purchasing Supplies doned today jvhen thc measure came doned their car aftar thc theft and F o r W hite House up for what Is generally ty«Ueved tho took n train to other points, while final day o f debate; with appropria­ others maintain they could success­ (By Th* AaaaclataA VnM ) tion measures crowding for passage, fully get out o f the state by auto­ NEW YO R K , Jan. 31.—Mrs. H ard­ leaders nre understood definitely to mobile, despite the close wntch that ing wns here today to purchase part have decided to put aside the farmer is being kept for them. of her White House wardrobe. A fte r relief, measure and take up money a few days here ahe wQI Join Mr. bills when the senate convenes Mon­ FOR R E N T — 2 large nice furnished housekeeping rooms.— Mrs. Rid­ Harding in Florida, day. dling, 205 Oak ave., Eagle Home. 25-2tp Entitled to STOP! LOOK! C.EJ People Know the Truth P rreaiucnt-eieci e s i d e n t - o W t one thc fcatureB of wonderfully thcIr entorta!nX mcntofhave progressed and those that have persisted in ignoring Harding* Proves Truth it are making less headway in the o f This Assertion nr lyln* amt h*ln( In Hrmlnol* P.ainty, rkwlda, lo-wll: A atrip o f land 10) f**t wl.l* o ff lb* North aid* o f a tract of land dracrilird a* br/lunln* 3#1 r—-I Sooth Of lb* North*#*! roriwr of S*rUdw IS. Townablp 90, Mouth of Bans* SO Kaal. rum throe* Wrat BIS frrt. Ih**** Booth >00 f**ry|ir Ih* rt#bt o f way o f th# Kao ford A Indlan' ltl»*r Railroad, now ■ lb* AtU htlr CVMat IJrt* Railroad, tbrnr* North*aalftly 703.3 f**t tu tb# >U*t lln# of aald Mrclloo. Townablp and Han#*, tbrnr* North S T frrl to th* point or b*(lak1n#. roatalnlng 1.41 arm# nor* or IM*. T t t a t : i ’oah. l ‘urrbaa*r 10 pa/ for drrd, lug to K. 11. T rafforif* map I l f Saufurd, Florl- rd uimu a final JudKiurnl entered In the alaira entitled eauae for tti* an in r j f2U3,3|, with da* *■ l-*r plat thereof, duly of record, mala of court. 1 liar* made lee/ upon lb * fob km In* dearrlbed land* tltuatr. I/ln* and being In Seminole Cnunix. Florida, to aall; laat 22 uf Rabdlrla|»n known aa Palm Ham­ mock; a l*« a atrip o f land 100 fret wide o ff the Nnrtli aide of a tract ot land described aa fo lk m , to-wlt: Iwglnnln* 7M fret'Mouth o f tb* Norlbraat nirner nt Mcctldn 13, Tbwruhlp 20, Hulilli of Hank* 3<l Kaal, run Weal 1113 fr«t. I lienee Month Mai feel |o rlftil-of urajr uf H. A I It. It., now A. t*. 1.. It. It., ihenre Northe , airily T03.3 feot In F.aat line <d aald Section 13. theme North 2*7 fret to p lo t of lw*t*. nIn* And I. aa Mi.erltf of Meuilnole County. In or­ Ii*£b 1 b oon nf •«!#, i t the front der to aatlef, -aid eieculkm,. will otter foe "W c have frequently commented on ' 'J,'"*"*, thr Hit* mart Irhim In ftanfonl, H#mlnol# -el*- and »c1t Ihe alaite deacrlled pnijiert/ lo on lltitiVlijr, lla r tii Ufa. 1021* the M*l>r*l and leal bidder for raah durln* tb# the growing popularity of golf, e s -1r«nnit> . l i t tin* fn|Dm* to tt dfNrrilHsI re tl #«tBti* Ijln e Irani hour* of -ale In front of the Court lluoae pecinlly in Floridn, which is the winter Wing nIIiibIp In Hrtiilmil# fotitilj, 1‘1+irMi di»>r al ManfiWil. pemlnolr Cianiiy. Florida, ira Ait. uixillTItlr-tl tirtv-li*If (l-2| Ittlrrvil In th# paradise of the people o f these United N uim» liBlf of the 8K one-fonrth of NW tme* Monday. Man It the 71b.- A. It. 1021. Trrtua: I'aali. Purrhaaer In pay for deed. States, who hnve the leisuro to enjoy fourth, nn<! Ilu» toullt nliir tO) trr**N of Ih# C. ki. IIA N I), M l mirfiKiMli o f NW niip-fmjr!li, of Hf-ctlou 23 3*c Sheriff of Seminole County. Fla. O X erC lse n n d a t th e S a m e t i m e w a n t e d t o aoo w h a l urns a r t n a l l u - ntn _ _ n i _ 8Ce whnt was actually going on in Term*; c**h. purrha**r to pay for deed. Florida, so ho . ( . e p ^ . t S t A i J ^ ' j ^ p J U W S W S h e. lino ond Ormond ond Veto and Fort M„ , CI .or Pierce and o f course nt Daytona and Nollre la hereby given that under and by elrP n lm H on eh n n d M ln m i h n f th o rn ' «“ » nf * '^ r e e of forerloaur* made and rnim ocacn ana aunmi nut tnpro, rendered lv»nii*r noth, ipso, in * cenata never would hnve been the slightest '*u** pending in ih* circuit Court of■tb* m a . ,, . i Judicial Circuit o f Florida In and for Seminole chance o f Vcro'nnd F ort Pierce enter-; c.Hiniy in chancery wherein N»t Adam* i# taining the head of the nation hnd - V u S g ^ » Tjweui Mn-lir In l'h!ttrsrr„r. will •«]] to tM* htclir«t Bin] they not hnd splendid golf courses. W«t Miltl#r for ('llwli In linml it t>uMI*' ttirllon. the game thnt combines exercise, skill, ingenuity nnd perseverance nnd acts ns « stimulant tb tho humnn system. The cities that have adopted golf ns 2»l, T »j» m -a 20 SkitiHi. Itnngp 12 K ill, nmlBtliiiig ’-S» flftM rutife uf IfM, run llBMO l*l l*BJf for tr fitiri>- of ilrnl* tit i'Oil■ Kfnr.i.ir. iia i .nkm, Hprrlal XluHirr lit rhimN*ry. Money is the. last thing one would expect to get "tight." And In these prohibition dsys too. I LOOK! LISTEN! 1917-18-19-Up, Up, Up, with the Prices. 1920, We Get Ready for the Slide. 1921, DOWN WE GO! ! New Goods at Lower Prices Arriving Daily S O OaN W E C A N * S H O W Y O U A C O M P L E T E L IN E O F * Men’s, Women’s and Children’s SHOESandFURNIShu, A L L 1921 STO CK , A T 1921 P R IC E S • jL W e invite you to come in and inspect our Spring Lines. And we suggest three good reasons fo r soliciting your business namely: N e w Goods from which to make your selections, Low er prices than fo r the past two years, A n d Merchandise sold on a cash basis. A i g Look Will Convince I Monet) Saved I �< THE SANFORD W EEK LY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1921 W E N T TO W E D D I N G ] B Y TH E A IR R O UTE j RICHMOND, Va., Jan. 29.— W il­ N ix o n P a r l e y ' :V b o ' ,s t u f f ! A FRIEND of mlno. * • ft WHO COULDN'T apeak. , . v ft • • • • ■ WENT TO Paris. ■ • * . , AND THE flm time. e » # i HE HAO LOffcL ■ * * A HAIRCUT and shiTO. • • • HE PRACTICED an hour. * * • MAKING SIGNS. * # • IN THE looking e Iaas. • t i SO THE French barber • • • WOULD UNDERSTAND him. • • • AND THEN ho went In. • • • AND WIGGLED his finger* • • • THROUGH HIS hair. . • • • AND STROKED hla chin. * 20 f o r 20 cents in a i r - t i g h t p a ck a ge *. * AJ*o obtainable in round. tina o f 50, racoum-aealed. • • * * AND THE barber grinned. * i • * AND FINISHED the Job. • .ft e ft A WORD of French E ir HE'D BE poll to. • • • SO HE gave the barbel*. • THEN MY friend thought • • • • * AN AMERICAN cigarette. • • * WHICH THE b&rbor smoked. ,ft ft ft AND MY friend pointed. ft 1 • ft TO HIS mouth. ft ft ft AND 8AID "Llkee t o o " • • • AND THE barber roared. • * • AND rfAID "You DET. • • • . I USED to smoke 'em. WHEN I worked. ft ft ft IN INDIANAPOLIS. ft ft ft AND BELIEVE me. • • • THEY SATISFY!" • • • ERE’ S a smoke that talks In any language and needs no Interpre­ ter. Light up a Chesterfield, draw deep—and more plainly than words your smile will tell the world ‘ They Satisfy". It’s the blend thst does it— and you can’ t get "S a tisfy” any. where except in Chesterfields, for thst blend can’t be copied! . ■ ., H CIGARETTES PORTUGUESE COLD STORAGE PLANT IS COLONY FOR FINE FOR SANFORD SECTION, PUTNAM CO, OPERATED BY GEORGE FOX Gives Merchants, Grow ­ ELEVEN PERISH ers and Stockmen IN HOTEL FIRE AT Chance to Use It HOBOKEN, N. J. ALSO COLONY OF CU BANS FOB GROWING OF SUGAR CANE. Frem Isturday'a Dally) Hv For many years this city and county had a great need for a cold storage HOBOKEN, N. J., Jan. 31.— Eleven plant It was needed by the growers persons were burned to death early and shippers o f fruit and vegetables yesterday in a fire which destroyed the and was also needed by the farmers Hotel Colonial here. Four others who wanted to put their meats into were badly burned and taken to a storage and who were unable to do so hospital where it was reported last on account of there being no plant I night that they probably would not here that was available. recover. The firm of George Fox has changed A stream of persons was at the all of this and now have one of the morgue today trying to identify the best cold storage plants in this part bodies o f the victims. They met With o f the slate. It is used by them for only partial success, however, al­ the eold storage o f fruits and vege­ though police said jewelry and other tables and this gives the merchants articles on the charred bodies would a chance to get this fruit and Vege­ probably lead to the discovery by rcir table! at all times of the year and stives o f all those burned. a nice fresh supply is always avail­ The hotel’s register was burned and able at this plant. ther eis no. means of learning the But to the fanner who wants to names of the victims unless they are kill beef, hogs, cattle and sheep this identified by friends. cold storage plant is the greatest One woman in the hospital had boon for he can now kill his beef or not been Identified tonight but the other animals at any time and place two men were found to be Josia Rid­ them In cold storage all the year round. It has' given an impetus to er o f Jersey City and Richard Dlcrkthe meat business fuch as nothing sen, a_ dishwasher, who lived at the else could do and is greatly appreci­ hotel. Pierqson, It was said at the ated not only by the farmers but the hospital, had lost his reason. Bernard M. McFeely, director o f consumers as well. The cold storage is also fine for the public safety In Hoh'oken, has ordered grocers who can keep their butter, two investigations— one by the police cheese, fruits and candies on storage into the manner In which the hotel In the summer time as well as their was being conducted, and the other meats. Everything is kept sweet and by the fire department to determine clean and sanitary in this cold storage how the fire started. plant and It is one of Sanford's as­ According to a statement by George sets and the Herald takes pleasure In Groll, the night clerk, the fire started giving It this bit o f publicity. They In a guest's room but the man was are bidding for your trade in an ad­ out at th etlme. It is believed the vertisement in this issue o f the Daily guest hsd left a lighted cigar or cig­ Herald. arette stub where ft later set fire to the drapery. BOILLER BLOW UP IN W. VA. (R y Tb* Saaaf l atad Tea**) W H EE LING , W. V r ., Jan. 29.— Four Baltimore A Ohio employes were killed today when a locomotive boiler exploded near Littleton, W. Va. Dead were engineer, fireman, brakeman and road foreman o f engines. Accident at Broad Tree tunnel LOS ANGELES, Jan. 31.— Mrs. Gladys Withereli, who disappeared from bom* Tucada ywaa found today s prisoner in a house on ranch 70 miles from here. Two men have been arrested. W A T C H T H E B I G 4 Stomach-Kiduejs-Heirt-Uvef Keep the vital organs healthy by regularly taking the world’s standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles— GOLDMEDAL ( APSLH I S •t Tba National R im a d f of Holland fa* can tori •• a n d endorsed by Queen WUbalminn, A l l druggists, three sbes. U e b fa* f a M e , GeU MsdnJ tm ever- P A L A T K A , Jail. 31.— Headed by I^eohidas Poulcout, probate judge of Central Falls, R. I., 117 fnmilics of Portuguese citizens will shortly come to Putnam county, to Lake up their residence on a large acreage just pur­ chased by Mr. Poulcout and his asso­ ciates, To this end, a committee rep­ resenting the colonization company will come to Palutkn to meet the Palntka business men so us to establish relations which will often the war for credits and eo-operutiun with the new community. , * The colony will be located in one of the choicest sections o f the county, and will be divided up into small farms all of the families coming here being experts in farming, having engaged in it most intensively in the NiPw Eng­ land states. Mr. Poulcout stated that he experts to bring 500 families here before the end of two years. Colonization o f Cubans, expert in raising sugar cane, si also an enter­ prise which has finally taken place, with the decision o f Gen. Jose A r­ mando, a wealthy.sugar grower o f the Baracoa section in Cuba. Gen. Armande has been here for several weeks, going over acreage and taking options. He has purchased several thousand acres in the Shell Bluff sec­ tion. He expects to bring about fifty families here early next fall. Fire at Fernandina Did Much D am age F E R N A N D IN A , Jan. 31. — Fire was discovered nt 3 o’clock Saturday afternoon in the plant of the Seminole Fertilizer nnd Oil Company, located on the waterfront north of Oldtown and before the flames were extin­ guished considerable damage had been done to the plant. Three warehouses, the raw box, hnving a capacity of 60,000 barrels of material and part o f the wharf were destroyed. The machine shop and the engines o f the plant were saved. On account o f a marsh lying be­ tween Oldtown and the plant, it was necesBary to run a line of several thousand feet of hose to reach the fire. This took considerable time and al­ though the firemen did good work af­ ter th^y reached the plant with the hose, the three buildings, bln and part o f the wharf were all destroyed. Tho amount o f damage could not be as­ certained. It la believed thatv the plant was insured. A Canadian captain, just returned from the Arctic region, has been told that the war la over— but is it? liam R. Williams,.arrived in Richmond yesterday by airplane, in order to at^tend the wedding last night o f Mias Doreen Fitz-Gerland and Samuel W. Berness, members o f prominent Rich­ mond families. The trip from Bolling Field to the state fair grounds here was made in about 46 minutes. The return flight will be made Monday morning. Legal Advertisements or n o t ic e a f m j o a t io n roa T a x s u n UNDER (SECTION ITS, Q D l I i a L STATU- * tea, l a w s o r ix o a is a Nolle* U (1**0 tb it a. r. IVud 0* 7. purrbaser of T a t Certificate No. 237, dat'd lb* Stb dar of July. A. D. IBIS, b it fil'd iaM n rtlfle a t* In n r office, and baa mad* application for tat deed IO laau* In accordance with lair. Said certificate embrace# ibe following described proper17 ■!tille d la famlnol* Count/, Florida, to-wll: HW quarter o f NE quarter, (I*e. 22. Twp. SO 8, l i t '. M - E , 4 0 .acre*. Tht laid land being aaaeaaed at tb* dal* o f lb* Il­ ia anc* of auch certificate In th* b i d * o f D. G. CrenshawAlio, N otln .la hereby (lie n that 8. F. DoudB '7 , porct.aaer of T « t Ctrtineat* No. 238, dat­ ed the 3rd day o f Jane. A. D. IBIS, baa filed aald certificate in my office. and baa mad* ap­ plication for l i t deed to laaoe la accordant* with law. Said M rtirtn ta embraces lib* followtnx described property allaatrd la Seta toot* Coanty. noetd*. to-wit: W fi 3 4 ch. of BW quarter of 8 W qoartrr. See. 14. Twp. 30 8 ., Ilge 30 E. 13 acre*. Tb* laid land being aaac—ed at <1>* data o f tb* laauiac* of each n rtlfle a t* la lb* cam* o f Unknown. Alan, notice la hereby (Ire n tbat 8. F. Doodeey, pnrchaqer of T a t Certificate No. 171. dat­ ed lb* 3rd da/ Of J ob*. A, D. ISIS, baa Hied •aid certificate la my off Ire. and baa isadt application for l a i deed to Laaoe la accord aace with law. Said n rtlfle a t* *mbran* t!>* follow Ia ( dncrltwd property allaatrd la Be ml­ no tr fount/, Florida, to-wlt; It*/, NW cor. Sec. S3, Twp. 30 8 . Il(e . 30 E. non 8 B.S cb. E 6 73 eh., N 5.8 ch. W S.7S rb. S acre*. A Lao. notice la. hereby (Iren that 8. F. I)oad-, D*y. parchaaer of T a i Certificate No. 1064, dat­ ed lb* 2nd da/ of Jane, l M2, baa filed aald certificate la in/ o ffln . and baa made applica­ tion for tax deed lo laaoe hr accordance with law. Said certificate embrace* tb* fullowla( dnertbed properly situated la Seminole Count/, Florida, to-wlt; U 'f. 5 cba. 8 o f NE cor of M V quarter o f NE quarter. fac. 15. Twp. 20 8 ., lire. 30 E. Itaa W 10 rbe. 8 31 decree*. W 8.40 Cb*. 8 3.24 ch*. E IS chf. N 8 24 cba. lo be(. 13 acre*. The aald land belt)/ aaaeaaed at lb* date of tbo taauance o f each n rtlfle a t* la Ibe name of Unknown. fnleea aald certificate* aball be redeemed arrordlng to law tax deed* will Issue tberroa on tb* 12tb da/ of February, A. D. 1B21. IVHr.ru my official »I*naiure and eeal tbla ibe Ttb day of January. A. I>. 11*31. (SKAI.I E A DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County, Fla. tty E. 11. WILSON. 1). C. 2151c —----- - 1‘ --- “----- 1-----------—-IM CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, STATE OF FLORIDA, COUN. T T OF SEMINOLE.— U f CHARCERT IK THE CrRCUTT COURT, aZVJJU H JUD I­ CIAL CIRCUIT, BENINOLE OOUKTY, T LORIDA___IN CHAN CLR T i . r. Lain/. Joined by b*r husband and Beil frlead. J. E. Lain/, Complainant*. rt. Wm. II. MeAUatar, A Ilea L. He AH* ter and all unknown dattoere. heir* and /rant***, or oth­ er*. cUlmla# under Wm. II. HeAllater and A lie* U HeAllater, Defendant*. CITATION. To: Wm. II. UeAUater o f Cincinnati, SUta of Ohio; AUe* L. UeAUater. of ITaelnnatl. Ohio: tb* unknown deetoera. belra, legate**. / n o ­ te**. or other claimant* under Wm. II. Ue­ AUater aod Alice L. UcAlUter; and to an/ and all other part tea elalmla/ any Inter**! la and to tba foUowla/ described lamia alloated In Remtaola County, Florida, to-wlt: Lota On* (1) and Two (2) of Block T w a in (12), Tier Three (3) o f tho City o f Sanford. Florida, aa at.own by E. U- Traffoeda' Map of Saaford. Florida: It appeaiin/ from tba awom hill Of com­ plaint filed In t t l i cane* a/alnat yon, that yon bar* or claim torn* Inter**! In lb* land* benlnxbOT* dnertbed. therefore, /on. th* **ld Wm. 11. -MeAUater, and Allea L. McAlister art hereby required tp be and appear before our (aid Circuit Court at tho Court lloua* la Saaford, Florida, on tb* 4th day o f Aprltf A. I). 1821. and then and It,era mat* anawtr to th* btu o f complaint exhibited axalr.lt yon or otberwlt* a d e e m pro eoof**ao will bo entered agaloet yoo. And an/ and all other partle* claiming an/ right, title or tntarent In and to th* land* her* Inabor* deaertbed under, by t* through Wm. II. UeAUater or A Ur* L. UeAUater. or otberwlae, •re hereby required to b* and appear before our eald Circuit Court, at th* Court llboa* In Sanford. Florida, oa tbo 2nd da/ o f Ma/. A. I». 1621, and then and there'make aoawer in lha bill of eomplalat axhlMtad a/alnat aald unknown partle*. otherwise a d e em pro confeaao will bo entered a/alnat aald unknown initial. It la ordered that Ihia notice h* published In th* Sanford Herald, a nawapaper published In Seminole County, florid *, one* a week for eight weeks aa to tb* knows parties defendant, and one* n week far twslea weeks aa to th* unknown parti** defendant. Wltnesa my hand sad th* Mai of tb* aald Circuit Court'on this tb* 8th da/ of Jannar/, A. D. 1B2L • . (BEAL) B. A. DOUOLASS, Clerk of th* Clreult Court, . o f Semlnol* count/, Fla. HX V. E. DUUULA8 8 , H. C. GEORGE 0. HERUINO. Solicitor sad Counsel for Complainant*. 22-13IC , IK THE CIRCUIT OOURT. R I T EK T M JUDI­ CIAL CIRCUIT, RXHIKOLR COUNTT, . FLORIDA.— O f CHANCERY J, F. Lain/, Joined by her husband sod Bait frlead. J. E. Lalag. OompUUaBt*. T*L J. J. Cats*. J. 3. Cate# Company, Incorporated, » Florida corporation. Annla C. Woodbrtdg*, • Albert 0 . Eae**, Caleta A. I’ oaxe. George o. Morton. William T. Nash, add all aakaewa derUeaa, hairs sad graaleaa. or others', claim­ ing nader Albert O. Ear**. Cal Tin A. Hoag*, Georg* U. Morton sad William T . Nash, De­ fends* ta. CITATION To: Albert O. Karra, residence soknowu; CalTlB A. I’oaga. realdenc* unknown; G*orgt B. Morton, realdenc* onkDown; W illiam T. Nash, reside DC* unknown: tb* unknowa heir*, derla***. legatea*. grant***, or othar etalmaata under Albert 0. Earea. CalelB A. 1‘ uag*. Georg* H. Morton and William T. Nash, and to an/ and all other partle* claimlag an/ Inter**! In and to tba following d* acrUwd land* attested ta Semlnol* Count/. Florida, lo-wlt: Re ■Inning at th* Booth weal corner of th* Northwest quarter of Section I I , Township IB, South of Rang* SI East, run North 5.27 chains, East 8.40 chains, to th* rlgbt-of wa/ of lb* S. and I. Railroad, then** Southwaatarly- ca th* Waat aid* of tb* said railroad right-of-way t* th* East line of tha. Saaford Grant, thane* South 23 degrees W ait on aald lint to th* South lln* of tba Northwast Quxrtar of Sec­ tion 11, Township IS, South of Rang* 31 East, these* Waat to th* point of beginning. Containing Ft** Acre*, more or I***: 11 appearing from th* swore bill o f complaint filed In thla can** a/alnat you, that you bar* or' claim aoma Interest In tha land* harelaaboT* described, therefor*, yoo. th* (aid Albert O. Earea, Caleta A. I'oa/e. G*erga B. Morto* and William T. Nash are hereby required tn ba and appear bafara our aald Circuit Court, at tba Court tlou** tn Sanford. Florida, oa tha Tlh day o f March, A. D. 1821, and than and there makt answer to tb* bill of complaint exhibited • gainst you. otherwise a decree pro cuufaaao will b* entered against you. And .an/ aad all other parties claiming an/ right, till* or lntareut la and to th* land* here­ in i bore described under, by or through Albert O. F.aree, Calrln A. Hoags, George R. Morton, William T. Nash, or otherwise, are hereby re­ quired to be and appear before nor said O r­ chil Court, at th* Court nous* la Saaford. Florida, on th* 4th day of April, A. D, 1821, and l bra and tbtr* mak* aaawtr to tba hill of romplakat exhibited tgalnat raid unknown partin*, otbarwlao a decree pro cooferae w ill b« entered against raid unknown parties. It la ordered that this notice ba published tn th* Sanford Herald, a newspaper published la Secjlnoie County, r lor Ida, out* a week for right week* aa to tba known parti** defend­ ant, and one* a weak for twalra week* aa to the unknown parties defendant. Wltneaa ni/ hand and th* ***l of tba said Circuit Court on tht* th* IOtb da/ o f Decem­ ber. A. D. IBM. (SE AL) E. A. DOCaiJtSS. Clark o f tbo Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida. GEORGE O. H E Iin iN O , Solicitor and Cocoas! foe Complainants. U-lStn BILL FOR FARTIT10N Margaret W Hunter, • widow, T, * Kenneth W. Hunter, et *L. ORDER Or FUBUCATION To. Mar/ Seely* Ollrer and F W, Ollter, her husband. Helen Jabn Rhode* and Mitchell Scott Rhode*. b*r Loat-and. Mary R Saga, a Widow, Gilbert Hunter *n-l I'aul Hunter. Where** It appear* from the Hill of Com­ plaint filed herein, duly rertfled under « t h ■• pwelded by Uw, tbat you and each of you are -lefeudant* named tu **td Hill, and that the residence of the defeudanti. Mery 8eelye Oliv­ er end T W. Ollter le tb<heeter. In tbe State of New York: that the residence of the defemleni*. Helen Jabn Uhodep and Mitchell Scott llhcmlee. her huahacd. ta St Haul, In tbe State of Ulnneaota. that the reside nee of tbe defend­ ant Mary IT. Sa/e li Islington. In the State' of Kentucky; that the reatdeoce uf tb* defendant Haul Hunter t* to Hreoklyn. tn tb* State of New Ytak. nad, that lb* rreldrnre of the de­ fendant Gilbert Hunter ta In HuRalo, tn the State of New York, and that you and each of you are oter tbe age o f twenty-one yeare. and that tbete le tui perwh In the State of Ktnrlda aertIce of aubpoena npon whom would bind you the aald defendant* It ta therefore ordered that you do appear tu the Hill of Complaint herein at tbe Court lloua# In Hanf-trd, Seminole County. Florida. on or before the Ttb day of March. 11*21. tbe came twin* a Rote Hay of tbla Court, In default thereof i decree pw c.ofeaao w ill Iw entrred a/alnat , you and the aald tat— proceed ei parte And It t* farther ordered that thta notice t-e pnbllabed In tba Sanford Herald, a Dewapaprr putdtabed at Saaford In Seminole County. Flori­ da. once a week fur four conaecutlee week* Wltneaa the bend and seal of ^ A. Douglaa*, Clerk of the Circuit Court o f tie mined# County. Florida, thla the 27tb d»y of January, -A. t> 1821. (SE AL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit l i-urt llOllINBON A URIIM1E8. Solicitor! for Comp!aVc.*r.t 24 Sir IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND TOR SEMINOLE COUNTT.— IN CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL IN CHANCERY CIRCUIT, STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY O r SEMINOLE. — IN CHANCERY William M. Woodcock, Oomplklnant. B ILL FOB PAR TITIO N Margaret W. Hunter, a widow. TS. Kenneth W, Hunter, et el, NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. To all pattlre claiming an interest under ttnyel Hauler or otherwise In end to the fidlowlng drscrltwd reel property, eliuet'd tn tt-mlre-lr County, Florida, to-wlt: I a ! Numt-er t, Sec­ tion I, Township 20 lh>uth, Benge 30 Best. It appearing from lha Hilt o f Complaint here­ in filed and duly errtfted under oath aa protided by law. that-It li tbe belief of the com­ plainant. Margaret IV. Hauler, that there ta a person, or are perwma, interested tn llie store described prtqwrty wt n « netne, of netne* are unknown to -tb* complainant. It la therefore ordered that *U parties claim Ing an Interest In and to' the. atmte deacrlt---l lend appear to the aetd lull of Complaint fit rd herein m nr before Monde/, th* 2nd da/ of May. A. D. 11*21, the aatue being a Hale Day of thla Court, ll Is further ordered that thla notice h# pub listed tn the Hanford Herald, a ftewvpaiirr putIlehe«] at Hanford, Hemlnole County. Flort-la. once a week for Iwelre cimaecutlae weeka * Wltneaa the band and seal of K. A. tbiuglaea. Clerk of the aald O trult Court for Hetnlnole County, Fholda , at the Court ILatae at San­ ford, Flrutua, this the 2.1b day o f Jauuery, A. D . 1821. UtBALl B. A. DOL’D LANS. Clerk Circuit Court. UOIIINHON A HH1 [HIES. Rotlrlloeu foe CkimpUlnant, 24-131' IM CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, STATE OF FLORIDA. COUH. . T T OF SEMINOLE.— IK CHANCERY. B ILL TOR PAR TITIO N . Margaret W. Hunter, • widow, *a. Kenneth W. Hunter, et al.. NOTICE O r PUBLICATION. Tu Royal Hunter: * Where**. It appear* from the Hill of Complalst filed herein duly Termed under naib aa pro tide.) by law, that you are a defendant nam­ ed la aald Hill, that your residence la un­ known and that you are ortr th' age of twrn!/-<*!» /'are. and that th're la no person la tba Stale or Florida aerrlre of antuawaa u;-™ shun would hind you, tbe eald Royal Hunter. It la therefore ordered that you do appear to lb# Dill of Complaint filed herein at tbe.Cenrt II * • » In Sanfret). Semlnute (loamy. Fhwlda, o* or before Monday, tb ' 4th day of April, 182), lha same being a rule day of thla Cowrt; la dafault thereof a decree pro coufrwao wtU be et)trred agalast you aad lha amid can** proceed ax part*. • • And It la farther ordered that tbla notice ba published ta th* Sanford Herald, a newspaper published at Hanford tn Bemlnole Ccioaty, Flori­ da. one* a week for eight cuomcutlea weeka. Wltneaa the bapd and Mat o f M. A. Douglas*. Clerk o f tb* Circuit Cunrt o f Seminote Coun­ ty. Flarida, thU tb* 37th 4*/ o f Jannar/, A . D „ jfff; (SEAL) R. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circa 11 Court. ROBINSON * BRID0B8. Solidture far Complainant. 24-8te ru. Th* Unknown H ein, Legate**. Dei Dee*. Gran­ tee* or other claimant* under S. M. Whit­ more. deceased, a t'.. Defendant*, CITATIO N Ta tha unknowp be Ire, legate**. derDre*. gran­ tee*. or other claimant* under S. M. Whit­ more. dareaaad, and lo an/ and nil other person* or partle* eDImlag an/ right, till* or IntrrMt In and to tb* following described lend In Semlnol* County, Florida, more par­ ticularly described at follows, to-wlt: Th* Eael half o f tb* Nortbfaat Quarter of th* Northwest Quarter of tbo Northeast Quar­ ter of tha Southwest Qnartrr of faction S, Township 31. South o f Rang*' 80 East. It appearing front th* eworn bill o f com­ 11* can**, raua*. u a i you hast bar* or plaint riled la thU that claim lo hare some * Dtareat In. and to ,th* trad ibafa therefore, you and each herein share desert! o f you are hereby required to b* and apprai appear bofore our Circuit Court at lb* O w t 1loose la Sanford. Florida, oa tb* 4th day o f April, A. D. 1821, and than and there mak* answer to th* tdll o f complaint ni*d tgalnat you. Otherwise, a decree pro nmfrsoo will b« entered. It I* ordered that thl* notice b* published la lb* Sanford Herald, a newspaper published tn famlnole Count/, Florida, one* a week for tw elr* week*. W ITNESS my band and lha aetl o f th* aald Circuit Court on tbla 11th day o f December. A. D. 1820. (HEAL) E. A. DODO L A M . CDrk o f tho Circuit Court. Semlnol* Count/. Florida. GEO. A. DeCOTTER, Solicitor and o f Oounoal for Cumplainant. IB -lit* Nolle* la hereby gtreu that o. o. o lU-11 purchaser of T a * Certificate N». g/g th* 4th d«/ of Jao*. A. D. 1817, h'u aald rretlfleat# la my otflca, gag applies lloa for tax deed fa Issue u . . 7 *, snre with Uw. Said certificate emhrereatt following dearrlbed property ettuated 1. noD Count/. Florida, to-wtt: Hag. g.gg Tjand 8.23 ch. N. o f BE cor. o f N W quarter i i HE quarter, fae. 10. Twp. « 8.. Rc. rnn .N 182 ch. W <48 link*. 8 1.31 cb link*. Tb# aald land being aaaeaaed * data' o f th* laahanc* o f each rertlflcau t. ,I* name of Hernando DwnteD. “• Also T ik Cert Hlea ta No. ( R , dsted day o f Jane. A. D. 1817, has riled Oral* In my offlc*. aad has mad* apoUrertZ for u x deed lo laaoe u arcordtnc* win, C * Said certifiest* embrace# th* fallowing daaelm! ed property ailnalad In Bemlnol# County r w Ida. tr-wlt: B*g. BE cor. of NW q a e r l.rJ HE quarter Sec. 10. Twp. 21 8., Rg,. j . . rJ * W IfJyarda. N 113 yard*. E 78 yard*, a 111 Th# eVld Jand being aaaeaerd at th* d*(* o ftw taauaiicc.of rath rertlflcal* In th* teB* I'uknowrl ™ * Also TRx Certlflcat* No. 1318. dated th* a-* d./ o f t U r , A. D. 1813. bra filed **M , cal* In ■ / olflr*, and baa mad* epoUrertZ ■ for U x dftd to lakoe in accordanc* with u T Raid rertincat* ambcacco tha follow lag dea^L *d property, all Baled In famlnol* CouatyyCT Id*, lo-wll: Deg- 10 ch*. N and 2S8 I l w * BE cor. of NW qsartor o f 8E quarter Ore u Twp. 31 a , U f*. Si K. Ran W 103 f#*L R ft., E 1(H fL . H IM f t Th* said trad tea! enseeaed at lha data of th* ianaanre of a u certlflcatt la tb# nam* o f J. I|. McNalL^™ Abo Tax Cartirieat* No. 484, dated tha u day of Jon*. A. D. 1118. baa nitd aald nr. title*t* lo my offlc*. and baa made aprui^ tlon for M I deed to laaoe In tccordlnc* a la tow. Bald rertincat* embraces tha fefawtoe dreertbed property situated la Bemlnole ( ~ 7 ly, Florida, to-wll: Beg. 483 ft. N. of SB me of NW qnartrr o f 8E quarter. Beet km u t — ' 31 8.. Rg*. 31 E. Ron N. 223 fL W IM f t g 228 ft., E 288 ft., 8-10 acres. Th* raid u»* being assessed at tho da la o f tha laaaure M ■uch rertlflcat* la tb* nam* o f Gowga Galara Also Tax Centrical* No. 430, dated k . 3rd day or Jon*. A. D. 1818, has filed uu rertlflcat# la my offlc*, and baa mad* apeHea! tlon tor tax deed to tons la accordance wltk law. Said rertincat* embrace* th* folios'** drectbled property sllnaud In famlnole ( w ty. Florida, to-wlt: Ito*. 348 f L , N, of ■■ cor. o f NW quarur o f BB qnartrr. Sac ift ew 21 8.. Rg*. 81 E.. Run W 3*8 fL , n ' IM I I E 288 ft., 8 133 fL 1 *rr*. Tb* aald laud w log aaaeaaed at lb* data or th* Iwuanc* of rack rertincat* la lb* nam* o f Barab Gala** Also Tax fartincat* No 430. dated ibe Itk day o f June. A. D. 1817, hag filed said card, ncqt* in my offlc*. nnd ba* mad* eppllcitks for tax deni to txso* tn areordasre with la* Said certificate ambrarea tb* fallowing actlhcd propert? attuated In famlnole County Florida, to-wll: B»g. 7 1-2 ch. W and 10 th* N of BE cur. of N W q o ir b r of NB quarter e Her. IP, TWp. 21 8., Rge. 31 E. ltuu N 33 yda E 33 ytto. 8 S3 yd*, w 33 yda. Th* **jd tag being saaereed at lb* data or tba Isasince if each rertincat* In th* n*m* of riora Faakaw Also Tax Certiflcal* No. 432, dated tb* h4 day o f Juu*. A. D. 1818. bra nied aald centflcat* In my offlc*. and has mad* appUcatfa for tax deed lo Issue In acrordanre. with la*. Held rertlflcat* embrace* th* following 4e •crltied property altuated In famlnol* Cwsty Florid*, to-wlt: Beg. 4.84 ch. W and 5 23 tl! N of HE corner of N W quarter of 8£ qxartw of fac. 10. Twp. 21 8.. Rge. 31 E,, Rua g I 32 ch.. W 1.51 ch., S 1.32 th. E I 53 th, 2-10 acre* T h ' aald load bring u o u - l || th* d a t' of tha toauanre of tucb rerttflcxta |*' Ibe nam# of Ham Hawl*. I ’nleaa aald rertlflcat* shall I* redeemed a*, eurdlng lo taw lax deed will toast Ihtrasa « the 10th day of Ftbrnary. A. D. 16 21. WltruMta my offlctal signature and teal tbk l b ' 3rd day of January. A. D. 16 21, 18EAL) * . B. A. DOUGLA&S. CUrk Circuit Court, famlof-lt County. Fit By U. II. WILSON. H. C. 21 3tc IN CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE O r FLORIDA.— IN CHANCERY. II. W. Barr, Complainant, et. Clara Moore and her husband, A O Muore. f a f endec t*rORECLOSURE— CITATION T il CLARA MOOltE AND IIEI1 HLS0A8H *. U. MOGIIE. Van Meter. Dallas Couaty, Hiatt of Iowa. NOTICE It appearing from an affld aiit oi Schell* Maleee, tbat be to attorney aud a<4kttoe fur U. W. Barr. Ibe complainant In n,e .lo t, t:j|td ranae, and that yt«i and each of j .-.j taeldent* of a state other tbau ibe State of Flori­ da, that there te iki person within tie Htate at Florida, aerelre of a aulq>oena.upun whom wotkl hind y«o, or either o f ’ yon, an<l * 1,41] wf cswplaint haring been herein flint agaluat you. It ia berel.y ordered that you aud eacb of jou ap­ pear to the bill o f mmp'lalnt file.) teretn aeitait you In the abuie enlllleti cause, on the TUi day o f March, l. D. 1621. (be same twug a rail day of thla Court, aud lb ' Hanford HtriM U hereby designated •• tha newspt|wr la *LbA tlita notice at,all tw published once a seek fee four rcmaeculDe weeka Wltneaa my band and official »rat of ufflca at -aiif.-r.l, Seminole County, Florid*, ibis tba dilli day uf January. A. l» 162) I SEAL) E A. IHJCGL-IHB Clerk nrcolt Court famlnole County, Fla. 8CIIE LLK MAINEH, Hfillctlot for Complainant. 24 R* NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTER'S BALE. Notice to hereby glten that under and t.y rlrtue o f • final decree of foreclosure* made aad rendered !*eeeiulwr .Web. 162!'. lu a rettxla c a iw lending la (b* Clmrlt Court of tba Tlh Judicial Circuit of Florida In and for famine)* County In Chancery wherein Nat Adam* la complainant and,,C. A blunder* snd J T Mb fain are defendants—tbe undersigned. *a F(ect»J M uter In Chancery, w ill sell to the tilgh-sl »»4 lest bidder for cash tn band at public, audio*, during the legal boors uf sale, at the fnsut •h«T of ilia court Infuse In Hanford, famlnol* County, Florida, ce> Monday, February 7ib. Itll. the following, described real esletr lying Iwliig situate In famlnole County, Florida. Au undltlded one half (1 2 ) Imereti ta tk* N one half o f tbe HE one-fourth of NW «• * fourth, and th* *outfa nine |8 | (ere* of (1 * NE one-fourth o f N>V one-fourth, of Fi rth* 2a, Twp. 20 Houth, Rang* 32 East, containing 9 aerre more or les*. I'urciiaser to pay for deni or deeds “ I Teyanre. , 8CHEU.K MAINE", 24 .He H|>eel*l Master In Ihaocery. NOTICE OF SHERIFFS BALE •Nolle* to hereby giren that uodar and ty BN tue of a writ o f execution tosqiug out of lb* offlc* o f tbe Clerk of tho Circuit Court tp »*d Tor famlnole County, Florida, wherein J. Ffalng. Joined by J. K. falng, her hoebaeJ. are plalntlff'e and Millie Coltlna to def»c!<»t. I, aa K h 'rlff of famlnole County, Ftortda. t i n tested upon lb* following describ'd property I* Semlnol# County. I'torld*. aa th* property ■ Mill!* Collin*, to-wll: B»g. at NIV ct-reer af E half o f NW qaarter of BW quarter or NW quarter o f faction Sd. Township 16 8, 30 K., run South 330 fret. East 261 fret. Jj330 fewt, Wrel 2*1 fret to b'Clanlag and *18 offer tli* same for rata before tb* Court ll<re* door, of Betnlnol* County, Florida, to tba Ilf** ret bidder for caah, purchaser paying fef Ulh. during tli* legal boor* of aala, on tb* 7tb dXJ of March, 1821, to satisfy raid w ilt i»d Dated tbla tha 13tb day of January. *F21. C. M. 1IANI*. 22-4tc Sheriff Hemlnol* County. Ftortf*- nr THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH NOTICE OF APFLlCATION TOR TAX DO® JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IK UNDER SECTION 171, GENERAL AMD TOR SEMINOLE COUNTT. STATUTES — I K CHANCERY. Claud* It. Stan*. Complainant, re. Florence Rotlet Btoo*. Defaodant. CITATION. ■ Nolle* to hereby gtreu that T . 0. Boa**fV pure! aa#r o f Tax O r tlflr e t* N*. 3100, “ " J th* 3th day o f June. A. P. 1314, ha* fil'd •“ rertlflc a t' In my office, and baa mad# ration for tax deed to laao* la acrordanre wW» law. (told rertlftret* ambe*re* lha Ing drecrltwd proper ty altuated ta fa!,,**7 exMinty, Florida. Im w lt: N half of A * ' SJJT tor o f NB quarter (taws b*g. SB f L B. of <<■> eur. run 8 <33 f L TV *38.86 ft., N 638 f t »• 638.34 ft.,) 8ac. >1. Twp. 30 8. I t * . » * Tba raid land belay aaaeaaed at lha dal* " lawnsuca af such rerttfleat# In th* name ** * W. It ruck. Coles* aald certifies!* t a l i re redeemed according tn law tax deed wlu t ^ * tkerwuh ra th* 12th day o f February. A. w 1821. , To D erm re Rosier 8 too*. Rretdrare Unknown: It Bppaartnc from ns nfftdartt fil'd In thta rasa* that y o « are a aoo realdrat o f th* Btat* o f Florida; that your ptoc* o f restdanre In snknown; that you are were th* ag* o f twrntyoua /rare, nad that theca to no ta * la th* 8tat* o f rioetda th* sendc* o f * tubporaa *pon whom would hind yon. ttw raid ft*r*sra Rosltr 8tons. Thar*fore, you are hereby ordered aad rsqalred 00 th* TtR day o f March, A. D. 1811, In appear to tha UU o f complaint exhibited against you In this earns, plberwto* 1 dacrew pew confeswo will b* n U re d , against you *a raid data. WBasra my official signature and *ral II to further ordered that tbla nolle* b* pub­ lished la tb* Saaford Herald nan n wank fa* th* 3rd. day af January, A. D. 1B21. (INAL) ' R- A. DOCOLAW. right wests. Clark Circuit Qrert. 'WITH IKS my hand aad tha rani o f aald Bwmtnota oraaty, * * Court 00 thto lb* ,tttk day o f Dtceober, A. D, , By -V. m. DOCOLABi. fh ^ 1820. M A te (IUBAL) R- A. DOUGLASS, Clark of Lim it Ctoairt, _____ Srertanba Orasty, Ftortda. GEO. A. DaCOTTNN, Sotic! tor aad « CUuraal tor OampUIaaaL The Jacksonville American ia planning air indoor carnival for tba 18-3tc. week o f February 21. Capt W lllu * Post Card* at thd Herald offlc*. le. Syreeney ia in charge o f the affair. �•----■— . - l - . ' -"T-" " ‘: T f r- f '.=&k*—Jife.; -j: - . f i ~ — " ...... - ------ ------ ---- • ------- - -• • ...... T ,'F* • *' , ' THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1921 GERMANY WILL NOT COMPLY WITH TERMS OF REPARATION REICHSTAG SAYS MADNESS Always at Your Service • MISS K A T H E R IN E W1LK E Y , (From S tta n U j-, D»lly) EVERY W EEK The Every Week Bridgo Club met It is General Opinion with Mrs. Margaret Barnes Friday afternoon. That Government Bridge was played at two table* Can't A g re e by members of the club and three substitutes, Mrs. Dumas, Mrs. Leggi and Mrs. Loucks. The prize fo r high score, a hot plato rest, was won by W OULD G IVE HIM E N TIR E CON­ Mr?. Dumas. TR O L TO R E H A B IL IT A T E Delicious refreshments were served UNTIL LATE LAST NIGHT MULL­ S T A T E LINES. nt the conclusion o f the game. ING OVER IMPORTANT CABINET^SESSION QUESTION <Br Tb* StM cUU d F u l l ) DERUN, Feb. 1.— Germany re­ gards reparation terms fantastic and Impossible of execution and it is tho gtneral opinion the government can cot agree to them. Tho cabinet was in executive session, until Into last night. “ Mndness," is the term tho iiichstag is using in discussing the conditions. RERUN, Feb. 1.— Immediately a f­ ter n session or the reichstag yester­ day it was reported the Germnn gov­ ernment intends to refuse to pny the $55,000,000,000 indemnity demnnded by the Allies unless their proposals are materially nltcred. The reichstag suddenly adjourned after n ,short session, "because of the seriousness o f the situation." * When the reichstag ' convened, Foreign .Minister von Simons an­ nounced that n long note hnd nrrived from Paris which said that a unanim­ ous agreement had been renched by the 'Allies on the reparation ques­ tion. Von Simons asked the reichstag to put the question of paying the indemnity Ahead in tho order of . ness, so it may be disposed of nt once. The reichstag then adjourned tintil today Caucuses of the various parties were immediately railed to decide what positions shall bo token. * |Br Tfce Iklril Freiil H \MRFRG, Feb. 1.—It is not Impmhnbk* that Foreign Minister Sim­ mons will reply to reparation demands by resigning from Germnn govern­ ment, says Berlin dispatch. RERUN, Feb. I.— German Foreign Mihister Simmons will tell the reich­ stag today, newspnpers say, thnt Ger­ many can not subscribe to Allied re­ paration demands on ground o f it being impossible to fulfill. PERSHING SAYS GO AHEAD WITH PROGRAM MEXICO WANTS M’ADOOTOTAKE RAILROADS OVER W ASH ING TO N, Feb. 2.— Mexico is negotiating with William G. McAdoo to rehabilitate ami take charge o f her state railroads, it wns learned auth­ oritatively here today, McAdoo is now in Mexico as a guest o f President Obregon nnd may stay there indefinitely. He is accompanied by his wife nnd Jouett Shmiso, of Kansas, a former nssitnnt secretary o f the treasury nnd now one o f the officials o f the Mexican & Orient Railway, projected between Knnsns City, Mo., nnd Guaymns in Sonora. * The invitation to McAdoo is looked upon here as a movement by Obre­ gon to guin recognition o f this gov­ ernment. Obregon, it ;s said, realizes he must stabilize Mexico financially and industrially to g e l such rteognif iotVe With this end in view negotiations were begun with McAdoo who knows both railroads und finances nnd whose employment would re-act favorably in this country nnd in foreign capitals. McAdoo took the suggestion under consideration nnd it is understood an arrangement calling His employment for several years at a salary of $50,00U a year ur greater probably may i>e wroked out. Here is the situation that will con­ front McAdoo: The Mexican government, from the time the railways were taken over by the nation under President Huerta, lias padi no interest to UnAmerican bondholders who controlled the lines until the Mexican govern­ ment obtained a controlling Interest. The American government, it is un­ derstood, will insist Hurt steps toward the adjustment of the railway delft be taken before official relations, are re­ sumed between Washington and Mexi­ co City. In addition the Mexican rail lines are in a state of the utmost depreci­ ation, due to ten years of revolution, and an immense amount of locomo* lives, rolling stock and other equip­ ment must lit* purchased before re­ habilitation is possible. * Reconstruction cannot start, ac­ cording to the opinion here, unless Mexico obtains n loan from foreign sources, obviously tho United States. And Mexico cannot secure this loan, officials here declare, until a program iq effected for fulfilling the rights of the American bondholders. IB, T1i* A*.orl*t»d i'r t it l WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.— Warning against pacifism nnd unpreparedness was given bouse nnvnl committee to­ day by General Pershing, who appearnl to discuss world disarmament, hhile expressing npprovnl of the pro­ posed world disarmament conference he said United States should go ahead with present navy and army programs until definite agreement ia reached by at least five gFcat world Powers. • . PIPE O R G A N ’ C L U B (From T u «»d »z'§ Dali?) The Pipe Organ Club was delight­ fully en tertained Monday afternoon by Mrs. \V. C. Bray at her suburban home on West First street. Sixteen members nnd guests-enjoyed the work ami piny 0f the afternoon. A rum­ mage sale will be held on Sanford avenue next Saturday afternoon. Tho Club is in position now to fill orders for plain sewing. * There will be no regular meetings ®f the Club during the next two weeks on account of tho series o f special ■arvices that are to be at the First Baptist church. ' Delicious freah strawberries with whipped cream and cakes were servod at the conclusion o f tBe afternoon. Millionaire’s Son in B ig D am age Suit for Breach o f Promise (* / Tk» l i M c l i l r f F i m ) Ne w YO R K, Feb. 1--Existence • 4500,000 suit, in which Kingdom Gould, son of Georg* Jay Gould, is charged with breach of promise to nurry Mrs. Richard Blum oi Arkvtlle, N- Y., U. disclosed in tits supreme Coort- Gould denied employing deStives to help Mrs. Blum obtain a divorce. Gould* has slncr married. .- > - . * • - * Says “N orfolk Idea Not Abandoned; W ill Reorganize Company NORFOLK, Va., Feb. 1.— W. J. Fiolder, president o f the Crescent Iron Works, n corporation which hnn been operated by capital supplied by the International Association of Ma­ chinists since the Btrike last July, when all other plants in the city o f a similar nature declared in favor of the open shop, said today thnt the “ Norflok idea" wns by no means dead. Mr. Fielder confirmed the statement issued Sunday night in Wnshingtpn by-FL-C. Davison, secretary of the ma­ chinists' union, that plans to reor­ ganize tho Crescent works, which was thrown into bankruptcy Saturday, were under way and thnt n new com­ pany, to bo known as the American Engineering Corporation, wns to take the place o f the old cmopany andoperatc according to the "Norfolk idea." Mr. Fielder stated that the Cres­ cent Iron Works had retained counsel, but that it had not as yet bed decid­ ed what course to pursue .with refer­ ence to the bankruptcy proceedings. He could not say whether the com­ pany would contest in the courts the adjudication o f the company's affairs by bankruptcy. He stated that Mr. Davison, in Washington, was now pre­ paring a statement concerning the un-^ iona' attitude toward both the Cres­ cent Iron Works and the proposed American Engineering Corporation. " I Lost My Beat Customers Through Rata," Writes J. Adams. ' BOOK LOVER’ S CLUB The Booklovcr's Club wns most de­ lightfully entertained Friday after­ noon ns tho guests o f Miss Hawkins a} her home on Celery avenue. An abundance o f sweet pens beau­ tifully decorated the living room. The afternoon wns spent in sewing and nt n li^tc hour two courses of most 'delicious refreshments were served. The members present were: Mrs. Ilngun, Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. Morsp, Mrs. Symes, Mrs. Holly, Mrs. Pncc, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. McLaulin, Mrs. Arrington, Mrs. Bennett and Miss Hawkins. The guests were Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. A'ylctt Fitts nnd Miss Wilkey. fc £ o ‘ Editor, PHONE 428 the only substitute. The prizes for high score wero won by Judge and Mrs. Householder, tho ladies' prize a card table cover nnd the gentleman'a prize n pearl hnndlcd knift. Dainty ‘ refreshments were served after the game. M O N D AY AFTE R NO O N BRIDGE CLUB The Monday Afternoon Bridge Club met with Mrs. Claude Howard this week. The dainty decorations o f sweet peas were beautiful. Tho prize ' fo r high score, Maty Garden sachet, was won by Mrs. B. A. Howard. A delicious salad coutse was served utter the game. The substitutes wmo Mrs. B. A. Howard, Mrs. Mary Bowler nnd Mrs. A ylett Fitts. P R E S B Y T E R IA N BROTHERHOOD SOCIAL Come to Us Freely for iusiness We w n m rh is, in the highest sense o f the term, to be a B A N K O F S E R V IC E TO ITS F R IE N D S It mnkes no difference whether or not you are a customer o f ours, if we can serve you in our lines, call on us freely.' R e­ member us in your every banking need. Y ou r visit or re­ quest will always be appreciated here. STRENGTH SERVICE SeminoleCountyBank HOME IN S TIT UT ION JAIL FOR BOOZE CLASSIFIED WANT ADS SELLERS INSTEAD OF USUAL FINE The socinl meeting of the Presby­ terian Brotherhood last night wns at­ _____________ W ANTE D ________ _____ tended by a large and representative W A N T E D — Second hnnd show ease. crowd of men. The honor guest was Inquire at tho paint store in the WeM. L. Swinehnrt, o f Kwunku, Korea. 1aka Block. Railroad Way. 6-tfc. Mr. Swinehnrt hns made n profound W A N TE D — Young cow. Must be impression on the Presbyterian men fresh nnd good, milker. J. II. Mei­ W ASHINGTON, Feb. 2.— Prohibi­ oh bis visit here. He spoke last night tner, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfc tion lenders in congress nre hoping during the evening, emphasizing RtT. N. T. AND. S PE N D T H R IFT to tighten up the Voltend law. FOR RENT ligion and the Modern Mnn. ■ He il­ Mrs. Archie Betts wns hostess Fri­ They nre plnnnlng new legislation lustrated the call for service, from day afternoon o f both the T. N. T. to provide n flat jnil sentence for tho W A N T E D TO RENT— 3 or 4 unfurmen by striking illustrations from | • nished rooms or a small house by and Spendthrift clubs nt her homo on I Korea, among other things saying that first offense o f selling liquor, without Palmetto nvenue. giving the courts th eoptionnl right leach Korean church officer gave about yenr. Best of references. Write The rooms were tastefully decor[one-third o f 'a l l bis time to church o f imposing a fine. Other changes "Soon" in care o f Herald. ll-1912tp til in roses and ferns. being discussed among the prohibi­ 'work. He told some wonderful inciSewing nnd bridgo wero the diver­ ) dents of the prayer life o f the Kore­ tion lenders relate to the senreh nnd FOR S ALE OR EXCHANGE— One sions of the afternoon. Bridge wns 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave. ans ns illustrative of prayer in the seizure clause, so ns to reach the borne played at four tallies, quite a number life of the modern man. But the I brew and to make more sweeping the Walking distance to city. Two lot* Dewed nnd there was several tea . thing in his talk which stirred the present law unde rwhlch a person buy­ corner Center nnd Elm Ave. Two guests. [men most was his closing remarks on ing liquro may be punished equally lots west side Palmetto nvc., 50 ft. The prizes were most attractive, Sacrifice and the Modern Man. The with the person selling it. from Eleventh St. Make offer. B. T. for high score, among the Spend­ I men especially.wery prepared for this, Confiscation of every drop of li­ Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring St., Los thrift, Mrs. John Smith won a bottle because it was known to the crowd quor held by citizens, regardless iyt to Angeles, Calif. 21-tf of Milry Garden perfume. Mrs. A. R that L'upl. Swinehnrt had first prnr- when or bow it was acquired, is also M ISCELLANEO US Key won tile guest prize, two celery l tieed this before-he talked it, giving being urged. This would lognlize seiz­ tlips with the salt spoons. Miss Martha i up a large business career to enter ure of all stocks held in private cel­ GET YOUR ORDERS in now for Fox won the cut prize, a Medeirn Missionary service. Mr. Swinehnrt lar, or safety deposit vaults. Objec­ your now Buick car. See W. J. handkerchief. 46-tfc 'complimented the Presbyterian church tion to thnt, however, bus been ninde Thigpen. A dnlnty salad' course was served oir the impression jt was making on by some dry lenders on the ground F o il SAI.E— Good farm mule in good late in the afternoon. strangers in Sanford, telling of the thnt little such liquor finds its way condition.— M. Fleischer. 11-20-tfc conversation he had with a guest at into channels of bootleg trade and (From Monday's Daily) tile hotel, in which the stranger as­ that it won’t be long before all such ORDER your new Buick now and you will not lose nny time on tho serted that tho congregation of the liquor will be used up. BRIDGE-LUNCHEON now car load coming in soon. 46-tfc local church was one of the largest Unless a pending bill, which would" One of the most atlrnetivi- parties given in San fori I for some time was and most cordial he had attended in permit federal commissioners to try YOU CAN order your now Buick the bridge luncheon given by Mrs. his tour o f many state, that their minor liquor enses, is passed, a pro­ no wnnd snvl? time on the next car George DcCottea Saturday nt her friendliness hud taken all feeling of posed amendment to the law would load. 46-tfc strangeness out o f him. take care of this. Federal court dock­ home on Magnolia nve. Stewart, The Florist, 814 Myrtle Short talks were made by several ets arc now bndly congested with Vol­ The rooms were tastefully decorat­ other men during the evening. stead violations nnd government offi­ ed with an abundance of red roses and "Say it with Flowers” — Stewart. Cnpt. Swinehnrt leaves today for cials hnvo reported a change of pro­ The Florist. ferns, the color being suggestive of 10-tfe Durham, N .'C . lie came to Florida cedure necessary. the Valentine season. FOR 8AI.B The big fight for amendment will The dining room wns most attrac­ especially for this Brotherhood meet­ tive, carrying out the Valentine sug- ing. start with the opening of the new FOR S A LE — 100,000 green top celcry plants.— F. L. Greene, West guestion, hie table was bcnutfiiilly session in April, according to dry 2l-tfe decorated with a great silver bowl of SO CIAL D EPARTM ENT BRIDGE- lenders. They say they hnve enough Side. LUNCHEON , . red roses, silver candlesticks with votes in the house now put through DRINK shaded lights and place cards of val­ nny. added restrictions they might de- Elder Springs .Water, Its 99 98-100 ■ Today is positively the last day thnt sire, hut thnt there is not cnobgh entines. . per cent’ pure. Phone 811. reservations for places can be made A most sumptuous nnd delicious six time left. for the social department bridgeCEC1LIAN MUSIC CLUB. course luncheon wns served. Meanwhile, Chairman Volstead’ of luncheon which wil be given at the Meets Saturdny afternoon at three A t the conclusion of the bridge the house judiciary committee, .on Woman’s Club Tuesday, February Hth. o'clock at tho studio of Mrs. Fannie game Mrs. Herndon for high score whoso shoulders will fall the hulk of Members of the department must no­ d. a. w. S. Munson. was presented with a gold salt nnd revising and tightening up, is await­ pepper, while fqr low score Mrs. Pul- tify Miss Kathryne Wilkey or phone ing work from prohibition enforce­ AGENTS W ANTED eston wns given a silver salt nnd pej>- Mrs. A. P. Connelly of their inten­ ment officers ns to suggestions for tion to be present, and also the name AG E NT W A N T E D IN SANFO RD — pcr. mnkinff the Inw bullet proof. He Sell the Original Watkins Reme­ Those present were: Mrs. R. A. or names of their guests. No invita­ wants the advice o f the men charged Newman, Miss Lee, Mrs. S. Puleston, tions will bo issued after todny. Each with responsibility o f breaking up tho dies, Spices, Extr. eta, etc. Necessi­ Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mrs, B. W. Hern­ member is entitled to two guests, one outlaw traffic. ties and repeaters. A ll or s p in , don, Mrs. Forest Lake, Mrs. A. R. of whom must be a paid guest, and n time. W rite Watkftis Co., 59 Mem­ member o f nnother department o f the Key nnd Mrs. D L Thresher phis, Tenn. 12-1014tp dub. These rules will be enforced W ider Information this year and preparations nnd plnnn BRIDGE-LUNCHEON on Fruit Markets P IA N O TU N IN G l made for the number only who have Mrs. Roy Syms entertained Satur­ W. L. Harvey will tune your piano. notified Miss Wilkey, Mrs. Connelly day with another o f the aeries o f at­ W ASHINGTON, Feb. 2.— To cx- 18 years with Cable Co. Permanent­ or Mrs. H. B. Lewis. tractive bridge luncheons-that she has tend the service from the "pony" sys­ ly located in Sanford ut 107 West been giving at her beautiful home in tem to one of largo proportions, Sen­ First street. Phone 103-J. A ll work Winter Park. guaranteed. 25-tfc Am erican Sailor W a s ator Fletcher, of Florida, wns offer­ * The gucata motored from Sanford Killed at Constanti­ ed an amendment to the agricultural in the morning and enjoyed a moat nople by Italian Sentry appropriation bill increasing the item Need fo r a B ig N a v y elaborate and delicious luncheon. The for disseminating market reports of Greater N o w Than table waa moat attractive being cen­ (B y Tb* A n o d it it T n u ) fruits nnd vegetables from $390,000 tered by n great bowl of yed and Ever, Says Daniels C O N S TAN TIN O PLE , Feb. 2.— A to $1,100,000. This amendment If white roses while nosegays of pansies and hand painted place cards marked court o f inquiry into the death o f a agreed to by the committee on agri­ ANNAPOLIS, Md., Feb. L—Thera sailor from on American submarine culture and adopted in conference, the places. will bo no scrapping of the navy, at A fte r luncheon the guests were giv­ who was recently shot and bayonetted will mean that shippers o f fruits of Ichst in the near future, Secretary of en a ride on tho beautiful Lake MJno- to death by an Italian sentry has all kind in Florida, Georgia nnd low­ the Navy Danlets told the regiment found that the sentry acted without er California wil hayo, effective July ola in the Symes speed boat. of midshipmen 1man address tonight 1, 1921, a large and comprehensive A fte r the return to the house bridge justification. before tho Young Men's Christian As­ system, o f market reporting respect­ waa played, Mrs. Walsma winning a sociation at the naval academy. sachet for high score and Mrs. Holly When Your Farm Stock is Sick, Look ing fruits and vegetables, while re­ Secretary Daniels urged tho yopng cently, Because o f reduced appropria­ ' For Rats a lingerie bow fo r low score. future officers not to be alarmed at The guests were then taken for a Disease among farm animals don’t tions, only tho "p on y"*or small plan tales that battleships soon would be ride through many o f the beautiful just happen. Bats are carriers of has been in operation. supplanted by air lighting craft. While Fiordia, with her large fruit estates o f Winter Park. dangerous plagues— hog cholera, foot “There Is greater need now than T h o u having the pleasure o f enjoy­ and mouth disease and that terrible.of and vegetable shipments would prob­ ever beofre for a big navy and a ing this more than delightful day all scourges— Bubonic plague. Far­ ably be more affected than some o f string navy, both on, over and under were: Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. C. E. mers should throw, around premises the other states in the South, it would the sea," Mr. Daniela said. “The Henry, Mrs. Dean Turner, Mrs. II. B. RAT-ShfAP. It’a sure and safe. Three also touch watermelons and, poaches navy is to the nation what the Gulf Lewis, Miss Hawkins, Mrs. Fred Wals­ sizes, 36c, 66c, $1.25. Sold and guar­ from Georgia and vegetables from the Stream is to the ocean. True, they fertile section in lower South Caro­ ma, Mrs. Aylette Fitts and Miss WH* anteed by Ball Hardware Co. are separate and distinct bodies, but lina. This amendment w ill be of in­ key. calculable value if agreed upon and each is a part of the great whole." TIRES AT CUT PRICES. Any I The visit of Secretary Daniels to­ voted into the bill. "Used to have the busiest Restau­ rant in town until news spread that the kitchen was infested with rats; lost a lot o f my best customers until I tried R A T -S N A P * Haven't a pest in the place now. Restaurants should, use R A T -S N A P ." Three sizes, 35c, ( 65* 1156. 8old and guaranteed By, Ball Hardware Co. slxa In fabrics and cords.—B. A 6. Mo­ tor Co. 24-lte day marked his last to the academy, In these days of prices and higher £o t In a little more than four weeks prices we have, a certain amount of he will retire with the Wilson cabinet sympathy for those hardy gentlemen and he grew reminiscent of the eight who for yean hare beep boasting of years he has served as head of the the slse of their appetites. 'navy. i jm * 19 -jH| . �*• * THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1921 “FLOWER SHOP” WAS GREAT, RE-APPORTIONMENT OF STATE WITNESSED BY A LARGE CROWD, OR S T A T E DIVISION, WILL BE GIVEN AGAIN TONIGHT SAYS PINELLAS COUNTY A n d A ll o f South F lo ri­ Home Taleijt Gave a OVIEDO NOTES da W ill Join in the appreciation. These were indeed clever little kiddies, well placed. The theme o f the play Is at once W onderfu l Play at H . a pretty and humorous conception and its action revolves about the de­ S. L ast N ig h t struction of a rose by Tom, the Mor­ (From Tuesday’s Daily) tal, reprimanded by Flora, the god­ Too much can not be said in praise dess o f flowers, Tom is accused o f o f the splendid success of the Flower “ murdering the heart o f a rose" and Is commanded by her to “ gaze into the Shop, which was presented at the crystal.” High School Auditorium last night The pUy in its entirety is what Tom before a U rge and delighted audience, 8ee8 ln’ a iwcnty.fou r hours’ trance o f whose frequent applause and hearty j ..RazIn|f lnto thc cryitai ball." bursts o f laughter, testified to their. Bright, snappy, with a charm o f appreciation o f the rather novel per- tt8 own< the piower Shop is an artistic formance; and once again Sanford and clevcr production, local U len t has scored and won new j Mr< Jack Ward pn>duces the play, laurels but-Sanford Ulent is w on-! whlch wpcated aKaIh ton|ght dorfully clever and presents splendid for wh!ch i€ata ans ^ p ifly .* ability, musically and dramatically |with every re-curring event where such ability is demonstrted.' Each musical number was a joy and delight, the costumes brillUnt and attractive apd in thc sUging and floral effects could be seen the work o f a real artist in the fascinating combinations o f flowers and colors, I • _______ BURGLARS BROKE IN MOORE’S STORE AND ARE CAUGHT lights and shadows. fer.'. We,. Hs- •• | .. portrwed, It -ou ld b . Irapolilble to . tahet on , on. < W t « r . . i tb . belt. Mrs. A. M. Ph 11 ps as Flora, the ,, . . v , „ ‘ goddess o f flowers, was wonderfully " . . . . . . • an. throughout In vole, .nd .c lin g •nd p o .u t.ln g the cb.rm o! . bc.uttful .nd. gTodou. p,ccncc. B“ rdl; k' H ill. American Bc.otj, .wcctbc.rt o f Tom, o n l y . mortal, ..peclally good .nd charming in every po.o and act. Miss Mildred Holly, perhaps the . a. ,, a , , youngest of the vocalists and dancers, (From Tuesday’s Daily) Gm E, lon „ nd ^ John lwo tl, men who „ ork >nd .. . . .. . . y ,, . living o f filching any and all kinds . ., . _ .. , of things that came their way were CMghl red handad y f, tcrday b>. sh, ri(T „ and anJ h[s deputics , nd 0 f. r,ccr Vickery ot tb . city force after th e. Had broken Into tho .t o r . o f MoJ „ „ „ c d . ,Th , lo|c„ , Jnd lw0 , hot about wor)h , d ^ M n. had and a„ d notions and groceries and were caught with the goods in a few hours ^ ^ ^ commiu, d possessc n ^ 8 rac >oun^ The officers art to be commended upon person all the traditions which cluster na thc8c thievc9 ln 8llch •bout the dreamy lotus flower; the ghort nnd kJnd of work w i„ grace and delicate imaginative poses . , , . . . . . . . • . _ a, . „ . sicken the petty thieving nnd other o f the Egyptian dance. Her number hreaking of the law in this section of received unstinted applause. Florida. These negroes were strangers * Miss Fern Ward, ever a Sanford here nnd are said to have come here fovorite, sang with delightful senti­ with n traveling show scvernl weeks ment and with sympathetic apprecia­ ago nnd shunning real work o f nil tion of her song. ... „ . . . . kinds hnd to steal for a living. They ,X! l8‘ .?IarL Thr She: ± ™ d_ * 0n0n will not have to steal for a living for with Miss Ward and was alro some time to come ns the county will clever interpreter. feed them. Miss Agnes Dumas, ns “ M m Smi*htr.i, thc old maid," was a rearing (rmedy all by herself and was con­ Steel Companies ceded to b* one of the best portrayals Increase Operations of the whole show, with Miss Helen Hand, as Ix'stitin, “ the negro maid," on Conservative Plan and Robert Herndon, ns Horatio, also (By Th* A u M u l.d P r».»l a vivid blnck,. running neck and neck PITTSBURGH, Feb. 1.— Many in­ for comedy honors, with Miss Dumas. drills nnd mnrehes, the dependent steel companies in the In their “ Daisy Wreathes" were lovely flower Pittsburgh district today increased children performing their parts with operations on what is said was a c«uaccuracy and charming abandonment tiously conservative basis after six while not one whit less behind them ,.weeks in which operations were susthe “ Jonquin breath s" were the em- ponded or greatly curtailed. bodiment of sweetness and grace. I ------------------------The children in the “ Rose Panto- D u t c h F a T I T l O r S mine’’ formed an enchantingly pretty Com ing to Inspect tableau, their dainty youth and chlld* ish grace gaining a new beauty in the Polk County Farm s artistic poses, the attractive scene en­ hanced by the sweet song o f FHorn, A party of one hundred and fifty “ Awakening Her Subjects.’’ good old Dutch fnrmers ore coming to ' Mr. Lloyd ns the “ Moon" sang a lakeland in about ten days. These very delightful solo that was much men are coming in a special car from appreciated and Mrs. Coleman, as the spirit-of the basket rising from its theri homes in Lancaster county, Pa., flower-bedded depths, was lovely. and they arc going to look over Polk Thc choruses win a big meed of county with a view to settling here. praise for themselves, for each group A letter to this effect has been re­ *had Its own charm, and the arrange­ ceived by Secretary Holworthy, of ment o f the play was' most happy. thc Chamber of Commerce. The par­ The “ Dusky Damsel" cLorus was a ty will be.in.charge of a competent •cream. The “ Cottage Scene," feat­ guide, and no real estate men are ex­ ured by little folks, was darling, and pected to intrude upon the party.— received just the loudest plaudits in Lakeland Telegram. V Have you used Florida Vegetable Fertilizer? Every truck gro w er in Flor­ ida probably knows this famous B R A D L E Y brand. Movement Mrs. C. L. West spent Tuesday in Sanford. A n all-’round vegetable ferti­ Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope spent C LE A R W A T E R . Feb. 2.—The legis­ lizer that will g ro w any truck or lature o f 192J shall provide a re­ Tuesday in Orlando. Mrs. O. P. Swope spent Saturday apportionment o f representation that farm crop, it is also excellent for will be just and equitable, or the trade in Stanford. su gar cane. Mrs. M. M. King, Miss Nell. King, bodies incorporated in the Pinellas Mrs. O. K. Crawford and Master county board o f trade will seek re­ W e have other special brands dress in the courts to compel such ob­ George Crawford spent Saturday in and grades for different crops and . servance of the constitutional require­ Sanford. Mr. Daniels o f Chattanooga, Tenn., ments and the rules of equity; o r fa ll­ varyin g conditions. W rite and ing to secure redress in the courts will is here looking after thc cultivation ask about them. work to have the state divided, with of the orange grovo he bought last summer. „ Southern Florida a new state. W e have literature covering all Mrs. Rose F. Brown o f Ocilla, Ga., Such is the gist .of a resolution Florida crops of commercial im­ adopted at the meeting o f the Pinellas is visiting her mother, Mrs. A . P. County Board o f Trade at Oldsmar FaimelL portance. Free fo r the asking. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Partin spent yesterday. Thc resolution follow s: “ M arket Crops of Florida” for “ Whereas, the constitution o f the Tuesday in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bassford of truck grow ers; “ Citrus Culture” state o f Florida adopted in 1885, re­ quire* that at every ten-year period Jacksonville arrived Sunday and will fo r citrus growers. a redistricting o f the state shall be visit th eir father and mother, Mr. made in order that the people o f the and Mrs. N. F. Lezette, fo r a week. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W . Swope, Francis state may have a just and equitable 916 Graham Bldg. T h « Amirican representation .in the state legislature. Swope and Miss Mabel Swope spent Jacksonville, Agricultural "A n d whereas, the legislature, al- Saturday in Sanford, Cham ical Co. Florida though often requested and petitioned Mrs. Hyde returned Monday to to do so, has neglected and refused to Raleigh, N . C., going v ia ,, Bushnell B. J. S T A R L IN G , Salesman, Warehouse Beardall. pass any reapportionment bill. where she will visit friends fo r a few “ And whereas, there has been a phe- days, nomonal increase in the population in, E. Cushing of Jacksonville spent thc southern part o f the state, as com- Sunday In Oveldo. While here he took pared with the northern part o f the a trip to Formosa, bringing his Exhonorated, W om an state, since the last nnd only nppor- father, T. L. Cushing, home with him tionment bill was passed, so that the from the Florida sanitarium, Finishes L ife Term as representation o f the southern part o f j J- F. Starrett of the Seaboard* A ir Death Intervenes thc state under thc present apportion-. Line is spending a few days In Oveldo ment law Is altogether disproportion- inspecting ties. R A LE IG H , N. C.,' Feb. 2.— Sarah ate to thc population of that section | Quite n number of Oviedo people WyckofT, seventy-six years old, reach­ nnd is unfair,* Inadequate nnd unjust motored to Orlando Sunday afternoon ed the end o f a life sentence in the to all its people. , to hear tho Scotch Highlanders Band RESEMBLES WOODEN SH IP THAT stnte prison Monday when she died "Therefore, resolved, that, In . the concert, , IS A D R IF T IN SEA OF f opinion of this body, representing the | L. E. W right, Jr., spent Sunday In after forty-two years' imprisonment, B ARNACLES having declined n pardon nt thc hands several bonrds o f trade of Pinellas I>*caburg. . (Br Tb* A**ocl*U4 Pr*u) county,.it is the plnin constitutional) Mr. nnd Mrs. T. L. Mead are spend- o f five governors nnd having lived to learn thnt a death bed confession had duty o f the legislature of this state Ing a fe w weeks at Tarpon Springs, W AS H IN G TO N , Feb. 1.— The Fordcompletely exonerated-her of the nt its next session to pass such an np- j Mr*. L. E. W right nnd children ncy emergency ta riff bill has begun charge of murdering her husband. portlonment bill as will recognize th e ,and Mrs. W . E. Young spent Tuesday to resemble a wodoen ship adrift is Forty-two years ngo Sarah WyckofT rights of the several portions o f the in Orlando. a barnacle infested sen. With every entered the stnte prison to sorve n state ns contemplated by the constltu-1 Mrs. H. B. McCall nnd Miss Ethel day seeing encumbrances added* to it life sentence, ns the convicted ac­ tion nnd we do now nnd here* demand Taylor spent Monday nfternoon in by opponents and friends, latter to­ complice in the murder of Wesley day began to see visions of it sink­ that the state legislature mnke such Sanford. WyckofT in Alexander county, in the ing. The latest acquisitions to the n renpportionment of the senatorial j Alton Fnrnell spent Sunday with her mountains of North Carolina. The bill appeared today in proposals to nnd representative districts ns will parents. convicted principal, a negro, wasplace import duties on sunflower seed give to each section its proper repre-J Richnrd Walpole o f Missouri Is hanged. Three years ngo from the nnd nails. It faced a debate in tho sentntinn, nnd to this end we solemnly visiting his aunt, Mrs. W . E. Young, moiAtains came word that n death­ declare thnt if >vtuch constitutional Mr. nnd Mrs. Hngup, Chester bed confession had absolved the wo- senate today. right be longer disregarded we will Hague Mrs. C. T. McCully nnd •>» O mnn of connection with the tragedy. (B j Th# Associate*! Pr«u ) apply to the courts for redress, nnd-lf 'were Sanford visitors Saturday, For the fifth time,-she refused n par. W ASH ING TO N, Feb. 2.—The such redress he refused for any renson ‘ don, explaining thnt she was being Emergency T a riff Hill is in a per­ we will proceed tb procure n division A LLE N HELD FOR treated well, that time hnd shattered ilous position today. The vote on o f the state ns our Inst nnd only nlTHIS G F A N D J l R^ nil her relations with her family in the senate's cloture rule was set temntivc. the mountains, and that she preferred for one o'clock with its nefeat con­ D E LA N D , Feb. 2.— George W. “ ROY S. H A N N A , St. Petersburg, to spend her last days in prison. ceded by friend and foe alike, a Allen, n sign painter o f D a y t o n a nnd chairman. margin or eight or ten votes less MGEO. F. W ASH BU RN, Clearwater, Minneapolis, was today hold without than necessary two-thirds major­ “ H. F. W H ITFO RD , Ozonn, }>a{i Qn charge of complicity in the ity for adoption rule is predirted. “ C. S. W ASH ING TO N, Safety Har, , _ . „ . , The ndvoenten promised a fight , murder o f Grady Hames nt Daytona bor. . , for the bill's passage even with ___________________ Beach the night of December 2Cth. the rejection of the colture while , 'County Judge J. Leo McCrory pre­ others announced thc cloture vote sided nt the hearing. would be the signal for a move­ I Allen introduced anumber o f wit­ ment to set aside the tariff meas­ (Sr Tb* A***cl*Ud h u i ) nesses in an Attempt to establish an ure in favor o f appropriation bills. CHICAGO, Feb. 1.— Fire after an alibi, but the committing maginstatc explosion in four-story flat building held him for action of thc grand Jury on the South Side sent thirty negro W h at Does a Moose which will convene in April. families into the street early today. | Lena Homes, sister o f thc dend man, K now About Labor? 'B j Tb# Associated T r»««) No one was injured. . Building agent M IAM I, Feb. 2.— President-e^ct was thc only witness introduced for* said he believed fire bomb was thrown Harding turned northward today on the state. , She testified thnt Allen on the roof. D A N V IL L E , Va.. Feb. 2.-Tbe his vacation trip, leaving for Fort warf in the patty which, after shoot­ Danville Lodge, Loyal Order of' Lauderdale, the first stop on his way ing her brother, forcibly abducted her A L L IE D G O VERNM ENTS Moose, yesterday received a telegram saying that President-elect Harding back to St. Augustine. He expects to father from their home and took him W IL L W IT H D R A W A L L stop for golf at Palm Beach, Or­ into the woods and gavo him a se­ had selected James J. Davis, of Pitts­ M IL IT A R Y MISSIONS mond, and possibly one or two other vere beating. burg, as secretary o f labor. Mr. Davis points. He will probably arrive at St. i It was when Grady Ilamcs went to V IE N N A , Feb. 2.— It is understood is secretary general-of the Moose or­ Augustine Sunday or Monday. the assistance o f his father, after the that .all Allied governments have der. • jmob o f six or eight men had entered ordered withdrawal o f their respec­ The worst tax congress can levy is the Hames, apartments, thnt he was tive military missions within the DODGF' for sale— 1919 model.—B. shot down, dying n few hours later. month. a tax on public patience. S i 0. Motor Co. 24-lte EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL ABOUT DEAD BOMB EXPLOSION IN CHICAGO BLACK BELT HARDING TURNS NORTH FOR ST. AUGUSTINE L • / f 191C—TWO GRADES Spaulding Rose Four Seed Potatoes $5.00 * ' . . ‘ •* - • • , ' . ' �................. . ■ ' " jfp w T M ‘ Jy : * THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1921 7ACHARY-TVLER COMPANY EXPRESS COMPANY CASHIER AMONG SANFORD’S INDUSTRIES, IN TAMPA HELD UP AND MAKING VEGETABLE CRATES ROBBED IN BROAD DAYLIGHT Have a Most Complete VIRGINIA BANK Bandits Pull Off D arin g Tampa Auto Bandits A re Still at L a rg e ; Veneer Plant and One Robbery in H eart Overlooked Diamonds ROBEED BIG SUM to Be Proud o f of Tampa and £1,500 in Cash -THEN BURNED (Trem B itu rd o’ i D *Ur) Among the many Industries o f this city and one that has proven-to be 0f the best Is the Zachary-Tyler Venccr Company, manufacturers o f the ctlebrated open-head celery crate. The *ichary-Ty|er Company deserve the c^dit for being the first to recognise the fact that crates could be manu­ factured here In Sanford. Up to that time It was thought absurd fo r anypne to attempt making crates hero and the only way that they could be obtained was through distributors. All pf the money that should have re­ fin e d here for the exponses o f mak­ ing veneer nhd crate materials o f all kinds went elsewhere. The Zacharyfylcr Company changed all o f this a few years ago when, contrary to the expectations o f those who imagined that crates should and could only be manufactured some places In the midst of the plncy woods, the new Sanford mill went nhend, purchased the best of machinery and equipment and went {n for the manufacture o f the cratch that have since made Sanford famous. All of the money that form erly went elsewhere is now kept nt home and the Zaehnry-Tyler Compnny finds that the expense of hauling lumber to the mills here is such a small item that ft is hardly considered. The company has plenty of lumber to last them for years and they nro operating one of the best mills In this part of the stntc and assisting In ranking Sanford a manufacturing center. By making crates here they Also nanisted in kcopin- prices stable and the growers here can have cratea nny time, winter or summer. The 7.nrhnry-Tyler Compnny rpnke the open head crate thnt is the strongrst crate made and makes up the handsomest package. It is impossible for the heads to pull out and the crate is absolutely guaranteed. The prices am no higher than the ordinary mthsnml the home company ask that the trade inspect their products first and they will be customers forever after. OVEIt HUNDRED TH O USAND IN CASH T A K E N FROM HANK TH IS MORNING. (Br n * A u o ciitid f n u ) W ASH IN G TO N , Jan. 31.— The Commonwealth National Bank at Reedsrille, Va., was robbed o f cash and securities totalling one hundred and nineteen thousand dollars this -morning and then net afire, according to reports to the Waahington police. Collector o f Customs at Reedsrille said the robbery occurred at about 2:30 this morning and the robbers are believed to hare - escaped in an automobile. The building was de­ stroyed. The valuables misalng are one hundred thousand in se­ curities and the balance in cash. NAVAL COURT INQUIRY ORDERED AT GREENVILLE N A V A L M E D IC AL OFFICER SHOT BY S E N T R Y LAST N IG H T . ( ( b, r t » Auocuud P «n ) W ASH IN G TO N , Jan. 31.— Naval cour^ 0f [nqU{ry ordered to investigate . . . . . . _ _ , shootl"b' ° f Licut- John C- T ">',or’ Greenville, N. C., naval medical officer at operating base, Hampthn “Ronds, Vn., by sentry Inst night. Menntime Dnnicla nakc(! for fuI| rPportflt ono . . . .. * shot and killed after he failed to halt when challenged by sentry, ------------------------]r ()r (J a n (j W i n t e r H a V C n G ir l A r r e s t e d , C h a r g e d u\T „ i r _____ 11■mw A T IV a /I 1$ LINEN SHOW ER FOR H O S P IT A L IN F E B R U A R Y A T L A N T A , Jan. 29.—Captain ('has. 1). Ford, former finance officer nt Camp Gordon, and Mrs. Claire Snell Ford, daughter o f a Winter Haven, Fla., banker, whom Ford married in . i Kotin Monday's Daily) Tampa recently nfter having wedded Tiie annual linen shoyier for Fcr- overseas, the ■Ful" i v I e l ll ■', were ir v i v ■indicted ■a w ** by Jr *’**'-nahi-Laughton Memorinl Hospital county grand jury yesterday, will |>e held on February 14th nt the charged with n misdemeanor, home of Mrs. A. E. Hill, who is in The charge against them was thnt charge of the shower. From novy until 1(lf -jiving together as man nnd wife that date the lodges nnd churches and though not legally married. Mrs. organizations of nil kinds should take Catherine Ford, an English woman, up this matter and have the- linen all wj„, was one of the witnesses against ready fur the showing thnt will bo the couple, claims that Captain Ford hi lil .it the home of Mrs. Hill before was married to her in Europe nfter presenting the linen to the hospital meeting her in France. Captain Ford The fraternal organizations gave bed was recently arrested on complaint of spreads Inst year nnd this donation , the English wftmnn wh6 asserts thnt will l,e very acceptable this ye a r.! she lost her wedding certificate when Other organizations enn give nlong the her baggage went astray on her way same lines ns heretofore but any In- over to join Ford. formation on the subject will be given Ford rlnims he was never married by Mrs. Hill at nny time. The hos- ‘ o the English woman and he and the pltal has filled n long-felt wnnt In .r!oridn girl assert they were legally Sanford and those who have been in- married. mates o f the hospital during the year i _____ can testify to the good treatment and, , the beautiful building, superbly equip-, ped that made them comfortable! U H l l U U I flL L I L U while they were there. The people have not been approached for any funds for the hospital lntely although donations are always acceptable nnd as the linen in a hospital soon wears out the linen shower this year should Alabama Lady Was Sick For Three l*1made a big event nmf everyone vyho Yean, Suffering Pain, Nervou* * can do so should donate something and Depressed—Read xler to this most worthy cause. From now Own Story of Recovery* until February 14th the donations..will ^ be necepted and should be turned over to,Mrs. Hill. LETTUCE HAMPERS * , ...-T A M P A , Jan. 29.— Entering the T A M P A , Jan. 31.— City and county mala building of thp American Rail­ officers were running down all clues way Express Company at tho Union today to the identity or whereabouts Station at about 4:45 o'clock yester­ o f two men who bound and robbed day afternoon, two men held up Cashier E. F. Smith of the American Caahier E. F. Smith In moat approved Railway Express Comjmay o f $19,700 "ateikup" style and got away with at the union station c/flco late yes­ $19,700 in money and two other pack­ terday afternoon. ages, one of which contained cigara, Rumros were current on tho street, the other legal papers. this morning that tho pair, who escap­ A fte r the robbers had gathered up ed In an automobile, had been arrest­ the packages of money nnd the other ed nt Lakeland, but county officers two packages they slipped quietly in­ there denied the report. to the hall and to the weBt entrance It developed this morning thnt the and put into an automobile which was robbers overlooked $1,500 in currency in waiting there, and in which was and a package of diamonds which fell seated a third member of the gnng, to fhe floor ns one o f them was loot­ and the trio sped away. They had ing the safe. not been apprehended at a late hour The express company offered a re­ last night, nnd owing to the fact that ward of $1,000 for their arrest. Smith was able to give but a very poor description o f the holdup men, the au­ thorities are none to o ' sanguine of success in their efforts at ft capture. The stickup was made* easier than would ordinarily be the case, In thht Cashier Smith was just leaving his cage to go to consult with Manager W. J. Eve ns the two men entered the hnll. Smith says one of the men had a wad o f money in his hand and ho S O C IA LIST LEADER W IL L BE ALLOW ED FREfeDON told the cashier that he desired to get SOON a money order. Smith turned, un­ locked his door nnd was about to en­ (By Ths AttocLstsd Press) ter |iis cage, when, he snys, he felt the muzzle o f a revolver at the back W ASHINGTON,' Jan. 31,-Comof his head and one o f the men whis­ mutation o f sentence o f Eugene V. pered, menacingly: Debs effective . Februnry 12th has “ I f you make nny noise I’ll blow been recommended to President W il­ your bruins out." son by department of justice it was Smith was hustled inlo the cage. lenrned nt tho White House. Dolts is There he was told to hold his hands |n the federal prison nt Atlanta, out, nnd as he did so one of the pair slipped a pair of handcuffs over his W ASH ING TO N, Jan. 31.— Presi­ wrists and locked them. He was or­ dent Wilson today refused to com­ dered to lie down and keeji quiet. mute ten-year sentence imposed upon “ There are more of us in the party KuRenc v. Debs for violation of the and we've got the whole d—d place j espionage net. held up,” one of them told him. Smith was compelled to lie down on 1 BERGER SENTENCED the flour behind a counter, nnd the Berger nnd four others sentenced l»air o f robbers went to work quickly, i to terms ranging ten to twenty years. nt the open safe. They snatched up a Years divided six to three on de­ number of packages, niitong them a cision. package containing $1-1,000 in curren­ cy, consigned from the Dank of Clear­ water to the Exchange National Dank C O U N T IE S TO here; another contained $1,400, from BE O R G A N IZ E D the Citizons-Amerlcnn Dank & Trust Company of this city to the Lake A l­ A big organization drive is t» be fred State Dunk; and a package con­ malic in .Florida from February 1 to taining $1,300 of mutilated currency, 4. These should be memorable days consigned by the Exchange National for the farmers of this state. In Dank o f Tampa to the Federal Re­ reality, the farmer is coining into his serve Bank branch at Jacksonville. own. The greatest medium for the "After the had grnpped up the loot elimination of unscrupulous middle­ the pair turned to Smith and lie was men in the history o f agriculture pf again enutioned to keep quiet. They this country, the farm bureau, will withdrew quietly and he heard them get a firmer hold in this state during tiptoe down the luill. A few minutes f the days mentioned. Inter M. J. Johnstone, another em­ The secretary of the national or­ ployee of the express company, had ganization of the farm bureau, J. \Y. occasion to go to the cashier’s office Covcrdule, is coming to assist in this nnd not seeing Smith called to him work. He will be met in Pensacola and Smith, still |n a recumbent posi­ by extension workers o f this stute, tion, replied, and told Mm what had and on the first o f February Escam­ happened. Johnstone helped him to bia county will be organized. They his feet and culled in Manager W. J. will move eastward nnd help organ­ Eve, nnd Smith told his story. 1 he ize Madison county February 2. The police were called. Alachua county organization, already perfected, will meet on February 3, nt which time Mr. ( ’overdale will spenk. Volusia am! Orange counties will organize on February 4. The number of counties to become officially affiliated with the stute nnd national farm burenu organization is gradually increasing. Last September representatives of five counties met N IN E T E E N -Y E A R -O LD BOY IS RE­ in Gainesville and perfected n state SPONSIBLE FOR FIRES IN burenu. Since that time four counP E N N S Y L V A N IA tien, nut including the ones mentioned above, have entered the state organi­ . (B y Tb* A iw e liU d P f.t i) zation. U N IO N TO W N , Pa., Jan. 29.— A l­ The farm burenu is functioning; it bert Smith, ninetcen-ycar-old son of has come to stay. a wealthy real estate owner o f Fairhope, pleaded guilty today to thir­ teen charges o f arson and was sent­ enced to not less than forty-two o r more than eighty-five years In prison. 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For the pasl CO days prices have maintained the un' lirecedentcd low level and still retnsln at that point, but It’a not a aafe proposition to expect them to remain at this point long. A t the present low prices an opportunity ta offered the prospective builder for a tremendous saving in build- . ing materials. BU T IN ORDER TO GET TH E F U L L B E N E FIT OF THEM IT W IL L BE NECESSARY TO S TA R T NOW. SO DON'T D E L A Y . 1Y i S • Y- ii The Hill Lumber Co. . SERVICE Q U A L IT Y CORNER TH IRD A N D .M YR TLE r.nss PRICE .. P IIO N E 135 I w --- - _ Y A . P. CONNELLY . ALL KINDS OF IN S U R A N C E . Mi ~~ n r RE A L C E S TA TE . SANFORD, FLA . LIA B ILITY, COLLISI V. 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TA LLA H A S S E E , Jan. 29,— Gover­ ■offering a great deal of pain, weak, nor Cary Hardee yesterday rcinstnt- nervous, depressed. I was so weak, R. E. L. Chancey as solicitor of I couldn’t walk across the floor; Jnsl the criminal court o f records of Hills­ had to lay and my little onoa do the I tried borough county, finding that his sus­ work. I was almost desd. pension several months ago by Sid­ every thing I heard of, and a number a doctors. 8UU I didn't get any relief ney J. Catts, then governor, was “ un­ I couldn’t eat, and slept poorly, i warranted in fact." It will be remem­ believe If I hadn’t heard of and take. bered that.Catts at the time after Cardul I woul«i have. died. I removing Chancey installed in office ■U bottles, after a neighbor told mt v E- P. Martin, his particular, friend, I jrhat it did for her. •J began to eat and sleep, began U wlu, hns sincp held the office but who J gain my strength and am now well nf>w, as the result of the action o f ; and strong. I haven't had “ "J troo Governor Hardee, must yield, up the ble since . . . I euro can testify to thi I donl “ ffice to the man Governor Hardee Is good that Cardul did me. think there Is n better tonic madi convinced is the rightful holder of it. and I believe It saved my life. Mr. Chancey will hold offico until the For over 40 years, thousand* o f wo four-year term to which he was elect­ men have used Cardul eucceaafuUr, In the treatment of many woroanu ed expires, next June. ailments. I f yon suffer as three woman did, Bafnbridge Colby is making his i first, and probably his Ust trip on a take Cardul. It may &*1* A t all druxetsta. B w warship. * :: -r-~- *. * •. 7= ^^ t ■ ‘ B si ' J 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/. 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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 04, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/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. 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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 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 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. 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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. Dressor,threatened with appendicitis.— Denver( nrt„ m| n*.ntral Office o f Meteomloirv tag to market and at good prices. home on Marquette avenue, spent last ^Times. U- y THIRD.— Because the tread is designed to prevent skidding. Compare our prices and you'll see what you save; Remember All adjustments are made in our store. You are not sent to a factory which necessitates delay. AS W E A R E H ERE TO S T A Y and are going to have satisfied users at any cost. LIST PRICE NON-SKID OUR PRICE NON-SKID 30x3 ............................... 5*19.70 Two Tires.......$20.70 30x3y2........................... 23.50 Two Tires....... 24.50 31x4 ........................ 32.80Two Tires......v 33.80 32 x 3*/2..................... 28.00 Two Tires.,...... 29.00 32x4 • ................... 37.40Two Tires......38*40 33x4 ......:.................... 39.25 Two Tires........ 40.25 34x4 ...................... 40.10Two Tires.:.... 41.10 H E A V Y* G U A R A N T$E E D TU B ES '* ■ , ' • . 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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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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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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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' ^ . 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. 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 11, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 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 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