152 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/721a6cad2b2bef511dfb48301e082033.pdf 8893d7bb4d542e21ce3144fedeec59d1 PDF Text Text SANFORD IN THE H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G REATEST volume xra V E G E T A B LE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1922 NUMBER 33 Twin Joined Together Forty-two Years in Life, W ere Joined Again by Death Government Report of Yesterday Said $3 Per Crate in Sanford LOOKS LIK E SANFORD GROWERS WILL H AVE BEST SEASON IN HISTORY OF CELERY ( n r Tka Aaaorlatrd I'rraa) GENERAL PERSHING STAYS W E A R E OPEN TO ATTACK FROM .. EUROPE (Itr Tke Aaaorlatrd I’ rraa) WASHINGTON, March 30.— Stat­ In a brief resume o f tho business of t'no Sanford. section it is noted that ing tho army's caso in opposition to gro«e.c& ha'.'i their ups and domr.? further reductions in Its enlisted nnd like othor people only thoy seem to |commissioned strength before Wash­ newspaper correspondents have moro of tho ups than tho a v e r -1ington gathered at tho National Presa Club ago merchant. Losing nlmost the enlast night, Gencrnl Pershing, chief of tiro crop of lettuco, making smnll re­ turns or practically nothing on cab- stnff , and Mujor General Harbonrd, bsgo tho growers faced the spring Bea­ deputy chief o f staff, jointly declared ton with hope of good returns on cel­ their belief that tho bill passed yes­ the ery and the report o f California's big terday by the Houso limiting army to 113,000 men and 11,000 o ffi­ freeze strengthened tho hope. cers would work serious injury to tho The first celery nveraged about $2 Nntion's military policy and under­ per crate or botter and the llerold mine tho best system for preparedness contended then that tho growers hril • the nntion has ever had. nothing to fear since tho bulk of the "Further reductions would bo dis­ celery crop in tho United States was astrous," General Pershing declnrcd, right here in tho Sanford celery delta. adding thnt such reductions would It has steadily risen Binco assisted by "introduco an unwarranted element of tho excellent spring rains nnd result­ dnngor in our plan of national doant cold weather thnt kept back tho fonso.” blight and helped the shipping. Tho General Harbonrd asserted thnt tho pre-cooling plant also assisted great­ country "travelled in n vicious circlo ly in putting out u better pack nnd o f unpreparedness nnd post war econ­ drnwing attention to tho Snnford cel­ om y." Both nssertod thnt 130,000 ery ns nothing also could do. men and 12,000 officers were absolute­ Wo noto by tho government report ly essontlal to tho Nation's needs nt yesterday thnt enmo in too Into fo r this time. publication that celery wns bringing "A enreful consideration o f tho $3.00 f. o. b. Sanford with 2,140 cars work in hand, if tho initinl well laid alruudy shipped this season from Snn­ scheme is not to bo seriously curtail­ ford, 817 from Manatee. ed, nnd many essential activities aban­ It is nlso rumored thnt celery is doned," Gonernl Porshlng said, "lends bringing betwcon $4.30 and $3 today in Now York and tho government roport today will probably vorify this report One o f tho Sanford growers turned down an offor yesterday of $12,000 for five acres o f celery and tho reason ho turnud it down was that ho did not especially need tho money and he thought ho could afford to gamblo on tho fivo acres as it is in fine shape nnd does not need to be shipped this week. These figures aro given because it demonstrates that tho Sanford section is undoubtedly tho gruntest in tho world nnd tho men who uro growing stuff hero and mnking n study of their business, tho men who are grow­ ing good stu ff and paying strict at­ tention to tho pack and tho shipment, aro making this year nnd always mnko good returns from their crops. The Herald hardly evor mentions the vegetnblo business any moro for the reason that tho government re­ ports glvo tho /nets in tho caso each TRAIN IS HELD PRISONER day and nro published each day whon BY MOB OF RAIL STRIKERS tho wires aro not too Into for publica­ tion. Theso facts and figures speak HAGERSTOWN, M d , March 30.— for thomselves nnd whllo the figures — Battered by rocks nnd with a num­ aro so largo thoy almost rend like ber o f strikebreakers locked in tho fiction thoy nro not overdrawn nnd bnggngo car, train B o f Wcstorn can lio verified. Mnrylnnd Railroad wns virtually held There remains in tho Sanford sec­ n prisoner until a late hour last night tion about 800 cars o f colery, goldon by ntrikers o f tho railroad. anil the green celery altogether and it Upon nrrlval o f tho train, 35 min­ is almost suro and certain thnt tho utes late, from Baltimore, it was im­ growers will rcalizo more this senson mediately surroundod by tho strikers, than evor beforo on thoir colory. Tholr when it stopped nt ono o f tho Hagers­ losses on tho lottuco crop will ’ cut town street crossings. Tho crowd bedown tho general averages somowhat gnn hammering on tho door of tho .hut taking tho season ns n whole and hnggago car when it wns found tho taking tho Bpring crops thnt hnvo a strikebreakers wero locked in thero. B°od prospect tho 1021 nnd 11)22 sea­ Rocks wore thrown nnd a window of son will undoubtedly go down in his­ tho car broken. Tho crowd swelled tory ns being ono o f tho best o f nil to largo proportions nnd tho nffnir years. rapidly assumed nspccts o f a t io t Raising winter vegetables in tho In tho confusion one o f tho strikers Hanford section Ib now a real busi­ slipped behind tho locomotivo and un­ ness and each year sees it placed upon coupled it, whon tho engine started a moro stable- foundation. - .......... . It means again to pull into tho station. Tho that Hanford is backed by tho great- nir hoso broko, and tho crowd pressed ®»t farming r a tio n In tho world, bar in so tightly that it prevented efforts none, and tho people who aro figuring on mnking i ' • *big Improvements hers this to recoupio tho train. year need fear nothing in tho wny o f DEATH OF FORMER EMPEROR calamities for thero will bo more mon­ CHARLES EXPECTED HOURLY ey hero, brighter prospects, more in­ vestors, more now peopio thnn ever (D r The Aaaocla»f4 Praaa) beforo in tho history o f the Sanford LISBON, Portugal, March 3 0 r section. There is little hopo that formor Em­ *8 well for the men who nro doing peror Charios o f Austria-Hungaryy things to remember this thought and will survlvo his illness, according to tako "took and thon to go ahead advices received here yesterday from this summer and put*OVBr the many the island o f Madoria. In addition to g projects fo r this city that are pneumonia there are cerebral com­ needed to make it a city o f 20,000 peo­ plications, the doctors hat* resorted ple in the next five years. to the administration o f oxygen. The one time emperor has made his B jy lt with • Herald Want Ad. will. CHICAGO, Mnrcn 30.—Joscpfn and Rosn Rlnzck, the Siamese twins, died in a hospital here this morning. Josepfa’s death occurred first nnd was followed u few seconds later by the death of her sister. Physicians had declared early in the night in the event o f the denth of one, the other would die quickly as their brother Frank had refused to permit oper­ ation which would sever their bodies. They were in the hos­ pital ten days. Josepfa was ill with yellow jaundice followed by pneumonia. Shortly before her denth Rosa was afflicted with bronchitis. They weer born in Czechoslovakia fortytwo years ago. Rosn wns once married, and leaves a son 11 years old. Said He W as Not Seeking Nomination But That He Would “ Listen to a Call” (Itr The Aaaorlntrd I’ rraa) W A S H IN G T O N , M a rch 30.— W illiam J en n in gs Hryan called on P residen t H a rd in g today w hile s to p p in g off h ere. B rynn snid w h eth er he w ould en ter the sen a torial race in F lorida depended upon th e D em ocra tic v oters. H e added he wns not seek in g nom n lation bu t if s u ffic ie n t dem and d ev elop ­ ed w ould en ter the p rim aries. Distance of More Than Four Thousand Miles to Be Covered (llr Thr Aaa<irlntr4 I’ rraa) L IS B O N , M arch 30.— An a ttem p ted flig h t fro m L isbon to P ernnm buco, B razil, w ns sta rted th is m orn in g, N aval C ap­ tains Sncndurn nnd C ou tin h o ta k in g the air nt 7 :0 0 this m o rn ­ in g. T h e y hope to m nke the tra n s-A tla n tic passage o f m ore thnn fo u r thousand m iles in s ix ty h ou rs fly in g tim e, e x p e c t­ in g to n rriv c a t B rn zii b y A pril 18th. T h e first stop w ill be at C nnary Islands, th en ce by w ay o f Cape V erde Islands and F ern an do N oran h a, a sh o rt distan ce n orth ea st o f P ern am bu co. Many Tickets Have Been Sold and Campaign is on for Big Sale is u keen, irresistiblo comedy full of strong dramatic situations. Its fun­ damental themo is tho love of husband and wife, father and son, mun nnd hiB country. It is the story of how two life-long friends, each following his own convictions beenmo "Friendly En­ emies." The production played on Broadway two years, ns well ns In England. It combines tho fun of "Potash and Pclmltter" and the path­ os o f "Tho Music Mastor." A band of six spirited Contrnl A m ­ erican musicians, featuring tho Mar­ imba, an Aztec instrument capabio o f u myriad variety of orchestral effocts, is Solis' Marimba Band. It is a great novelty company. The programs are both classic nnd popular In character and different from anything thnt haB heretofore been on n Chautauqua cir­ cuit. They will appear In Sanford on April 8th. A t the meeting o f tho Indies club Inst night it was also decided thnt the hours o f tho programs should bo 3:45 in the afternoon and 8:00 for tho ev­ ening entertainments. At the close o f the final drivo which Tho location o f tho big tent will upbegins toduy it is expected thnt close pour in tho Herald at an early date. to. a thousand tickets will bo sold. With tho co-operntion o f tho Kiwan Club, Rotnry Club und tho Cham­ ber o f Commerce, tho members of the Business nnd Professional Woman's Club havo planned n campaign of per­ sonAl solicitation which will reach ovory person in Snnford nnd which Is ex­ pected to result in a big oversale of season tickets for tho Rcdpnth Chuutnuqua which opens hero Tuesday af­ ternoon. A t n meoting o f tho ludies who havo tho organization o f tho ticket sale, which was hold last night in tho club room, quite n number o f tickets wero roported sold and plans were mndo for tho opening o f tho Chautauqua Saturdny afternoon. "A thousand tickets" is tho goal. Tho Itodpath program Inst ycur wns a great success, and with a program this year equally as good, tho ladies under tho leadership o f Miss M. Whitner, president o f tho club, aro expect­ ing to mako tho Chautauquu thin yenr the biggest success on tho entire Rcd­ pnth Circuit. . . Harold E. Hall, advance mnn, o f sevornl years Chautauqua experience, is hero to assist tho ladies in their campaign. Reds and blues o f blowing pennants appearing last night, spanning the corners o f the business district, re-announcod tho coming ovent nnd gave added impetus to the enthusiasm of the drive. One o f the most successful come­ dies that the producing department of the Redpath Bureau has ever put on the road will spp&ar in Sanford, April 7, when a special New York cast pre­ sents "Friendly Enemies.’ This play L E N IN E D E A D S A Y S PA R IS REPORT BU T IS N O T CONFIRM ED Russian 8oviet Minister Has Already died Three Timee (ilr Tfca Aaao«(ata4 Praaa) LONDON, March 30.— A Central News dispatch from Paris saya the report that Lenlno, tho Russian soviet premier, Is dead, is published In Rome newspapers, who treat It with reserve. Lenlne has been reportod dead or ser­ iously ill on soveral occasions. O f Muscle Shoals Right on and Keep Henry. Ford Out (D r Tk* Aaaoelated Praaal WASHINGTON, March 30,— Tho two arms conforenco treaties limiting tho navies of tho groat powers nnd restricting the uso of submarines and poison giia wore ratified in n land­ slide o f approbation yosterdny by the senate. To tho naval limitation covenant declaring a naval building holiday and fixing n ratio o f capital ship strength for the United States, Groat Britain, Japan, Franco nnd Italy, tho Honnto gave its final assent by a voto o f 74 to 1, nnd then almost without debnto it accepted 71 to 0 tho pact designed to prevent suhninrinc oporntlona against merchantmen and to outlaw chemical wnrfnro altogether. No. amendments or reservations were pro­ posed to either. The only negntivo voto wns cast against tho naval treaty by Senator Franco, Republican, Mnrylnnd, who said he regarded naval reduction ns a dangerous expedient under present world conditions. Every other mem­ ber o f tho "irreconcilable" bloc who wns present cast a voto in tho affirm ­ ative, although, Senator Borah, Re­ publican, Idaho, told tho sennto ho re­ garded the treaty ns only a begin­ ning and Senator Jolxison, Republi­ can, California,'' declared ho accnptod tho fortification- "stnutus quo'* pro visions for tho Pacific with "gravo misgivings." STATE B A N K S W IN RIGHT TO CH ARGE CHECKS E X C H A N G E FLORENCE, Ala., March 80.— E f­ forts will be made Immediatelly to obtain nn appropriation fo r the work sixty days fo r completion o f the W il­ son dam unit o f tho government’* Muscle Shoals war plant, according to a statement made by the members o f tho agrlculturo and house military commjttces who last night completed a throe days survey o f the entirety. "Opinion appears to have crystalIzed in that direction so rapidly sine* wo Inspected tho uncompleted W il­ son dnm," said Senator Norris, chain, man o f the agriculture committee. "Nothing Is sure, however, the will be built If the committee con bring it about, nnd I wnnt to see the government get In tho river during tho low water this spring." Senator Norris dcclnred that pros­ pective purchasers or lonsors would ioso nothing by tho government " g o ­ ing nhead in tho work o f completing the project." "Thero will he so much doterioration if wo dolsy thnt I am fully convinced that wo must get back on this job quickly slnco it is determined that nobody wants to seo It scrapped," he continued. Tho committee chairmnn expressed himself In favor o f the govemmentspondlng I Its ow * money nnd doing Its own work In completing tho ono unit. Reprcsontntlvo Hull, o f tho hone# commitce, gavo his opinion that theCHARLOTTE, N. C., March 80.— government should start work this Tho temporary injunction against'tho spring, "unlesn ono o f the proposals* Federal Reserve Bnnk o f Richmond, now boforo tho commlttoo Is found fo obtained by certain North Carolinn be acceptable." banks about a year ago, in tho so* "In any evant, thero should be no called “ par clearance" controversy is dolny," snid Mr. Hull. "Because at made permanent in a decision filed lenst this unit of power on tho Ten­ Tuesday by Judge James L. Webb, of nessee rivor must ho developed. I seo the stato superior court, an a result no reason for delny. I f thero is no o f tho recent hearing o f tho cano at bid boforo us wo enn build tho dam Monroo, N. C. nnd whllo tho work Is in progress Thu defendunt Federal Reserve bank wo enn find n satisfactory nnd profltis "hereby permanently enjoined" snya nblo wny to dlsposo o f tho whole the declaration, from refusing to ac­ pinnt." A majority o f the houso commit­ cept drafts when tendered plaintiff hanks In payment o f checks drawn on teemen In the party seemed to share them under tho option given them un­ tho opinion that bids before tho com­ der the provisions of tho so-cnllod "par mittee should be disposed o f before clearance" net o f tho 1021 legislature tho government undertook to start work Itsolf. of North Cnrollna, Among majority members o f both Tho defendant Is also enjoined "from returning ns dishonored any commmlttecs thero was advanced tho check pnymont for which in oxchnngo opinion thnt none o f the bids before drafts by plaintiff bnnkH or olthur of congress would bo roported out with­ them, has been tendered under tho out modifications. Whllo majority nnd minority mem­ provisions o f snid act nnd defendant refuses to accept tho Bamo;" also from bers o f the two commlttoes were a p ­ protesting for non-payment any chock parently united on the question o f re ­ payment fo r which In oxchnngo draft suming work, thero were widely di­ has boon tendered by plaintiff banks vergent expressions o f opinion as to whether n private corporation or the nnd refused by tho defendant bank. Tho roservo bank is further on- government should finish tho job. joined from publishing of tho name Thero were democratic members w ho o f nny of tho plaintiff banks, about frankly expressed a desire to lease 230 In number, In nny list or publica­ or sell tho property to ono o f the bid­ tion designed to ho circulated among ders, and then ask for an appropria­ Imnkora or others without tho explic­ tion In conformity with such a con . tract. it consent o f such plaintiff bnnks. Tho Inst day o f tho congressional As previously foroenst, tho rosorvo bank, through counsol, has taken for- tour was spent In a study o f W illow mul steps to carry the case to tho dam, tho site fo r the proposed dam stato supremo court on appeal and number 2, and tho entire stretch o f tho controversy Is expected to bo tak­ river between the two deme. A fter n banquet given by the Shef-" en finally to tho supermo court o f tho United States. fleld-Muscle Shoals chamber o f comThtf controversy contors in tho ques­ morco tho party dopnrted last night tion o f tho right claimed by tho state for Washington. CHATTANOOGA, Tonn., March 30, banks to chnrgo an exchange fco fo r tho cloaranco o f checks drawn upon — Somo mombors o f tho House Mili­ them nnd to be freo from alleged tary commlttoo said today they bethroat or annoyance by tho reservei Roved Ford’s offor fo r Muscle Shoals bank, while the latter insists upon n, would be reported favorably i f he would agreo to pay the cost o f con­ policy o f universal "par cloaranco." demnation o f land overflowed by con­ struction o f Dam number three and j would modify his contract aa defined by terms o f the federal water power act, oxccpt that one hundred yeara , lease be substituted for fifty year pro■ vision of act. Members o f the com­ , mlttoe and senate agricultural cora• mlttoo stopped here a few hours en■ route to Waahington after Inspecting dyay afternoon and evening. Muscle Shoals. * Herald want ads get results. The Herald for Poat Cards. �< t .i-j Mr. and Mrs. B. 7. Wbaalar and Mr*, J. B . Lea, Sr., stated Sanford Tesday afternoon. . . Bom to Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Shop* Monday night a flat baby boy. Mr and Mrs. R. B. U ss y and fam­ Mr/aad Mrs. B. G. Smith bar* pnrily, Mr. and Mrs. A *J. MeCullsy, Mr. chaaod a new Oldsmebfla ear, mm to and Mm. 0. . MeCullsy motored to match their new borne in elegance. Manatee Friday to visit Mr. and Mis. G. D. Lundy. W. B. Young entertained the Mess Bible Class of the Methodist Sunday school Monday night. Fourteen messjoy able evening was spent: The so­ tertainment committee had prepared Ch* faftgwfng program: Solo by W. P. Carter; debate, r —idveo that wo­ . men will elavat* politics, affirmatlv* I* B. Jordan, ^negative Steen Nelson; speech by W. B. Young. Each nuifeher was a gem of particular brilliance J.’; and brought forth loud applauM. £ . Mrs. Young served chicken salad, atieed. tomato—, pickles, sandwich—, .. eoffee, lee cnam and toke and tbs ' mwmembers wondered why they had r? Mat joined the da— sooner, while the |tr aid members phttod themselves and each other on the back because they l had neTciaed such good judgment in joining this clsss —rly in tha year when It was first organised. Blvirdy Wright and Ml— Ruth Young spent Wednesday afternoon in Orlando. . . Mrs. J. B. Jon— was hosts— for (be regular masting o f tbs U. .D. Os , Tuesday afternoon! . C: Edward McChll of Stetson Univer•r aity spent the week-end with his par- UPSALA AND . ' ~ A Mrs. C. L. W —t entertained the Women's Bible Cla— o f the Metho­ dist church Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Sauer spent Friday in Sanford and Orlando. Mrs. O. G. Wolcott visited Orlando Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. B,F . Wheeler spent Monday in Snnforl and Orlando. F. T. Tlngley and Mr. Wood apent a day and night in Oviedo this week Mr. Tingley left Tesday fo r Sackville, Canada, while Mr. Wood who . is also from Canada returned to his winter r— Idence at Hainea City where he will spend two or- three m ors w—ks before his return to The result o f tho ba—ball games between ths Boy Scouts o f Sanford and Orel do last Saturday waa 7 to 6 in favor o f Oveido. Tha Ovtido Scouts will play tha Loflgwood Scouta this weak. Cool nights with beM.t&.« • temperature at 45 at 7 a. m. Thurs­ day. Mrs. Anna DeForest’s company ar­ rived ths first o f ths week. Mr. and Mrs. A , L. Campbell and their two little children were out from Sanford on'*Sunday calling at tha home o f Mr. and Mrs. West, coming out in their new Ford. A number o f lady friends and their children came in on Monday afternoon to remind Mrs. August Swan—n o f her birthday making it a pleasant sur­ prise and enjoying an hour or — to­ gether. the children playing games and Hying kites. As usual delicious home made cakee and coffeo were served to the guests. . Mrs. Volis Wiliams la planning on spending a faw day/i the last o f the w—k in Orlando. Ml— Olg* Beilin spent Thursday and Friday with her slater in-town and on 8unday Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hodges were gueste o f her parente in Upsala. Mr. and Mre. Pritchard Returned on Monday from Daytona and with Mrs. Westerdlek expect to spend Thursday in town with their old time friends, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Colter. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scholnk end children, now o f Orlando, motored up to hunt up and surprise Mr. and Mrs. 8hrensperger and daughter, Miss Olga Beilin, old time fronds of theirs In Alabama on Wednesday o f last woek. (is* Margaret Ericson attended the ior party held at the home of Mar­ ion Hand in Sanford Friday avenlng while Carl Pier—n and a young lady friend attended one at the Cleveland home in Paola. Mr. and ^Irs. V. R. Coder and Mr. and Mrs. Dunning, friends o f tholrs, of New York, who are here touring 3 to see us ta OnpnilU . Mr*, Celkr experts to go to tbs Fonno— Sanitar­ ium late Thursday hot an operation Friday Hi tha bop—. of regain tog bar health. Betid— bar husband, Mr*. Charlaa Crmmar ^children and Dr. Pulaaton will accompany bar. A noted surgeon, lata of tha North but bow of Orlando, will have char**. Many prayer* front. friends bar* and else­ where will arise In bar behalf that the trouble may be overcome. • a . • A food many bar* have bean tick with bad colds, amonf them little Claire Bartleson, from whom the doc­ tor was called Thursday and Ira Borns little nleca has been sick sine* Sun­ day, the Brldgeman little ones, Leon­ ard and Mrs. West, Mrs. Swanson and *hr». Rhbthi. Bat In spit* of it the They will tom part o f this .money o r- J. W. Shamp o f flew .Martinsville er to the church and keep tbs. rest and M. L. Kllpsteln o f Minnie, both for the Aid.Society. x West Virginia towns, left fo r borne BRITISH BUR LOST WITH ALL HANDS ABOARD 7 '* IN THB MBDITBRRANHj ' . It is estimated that about sixty p*-w cent o f ths 1221-22 celery crop has been harvested. The largest acreage of celery ever grown in the Sanford celery delta, at the finest .o f tha planting o f tha golden self-bleaching celery there is —id to be railed 1,800 acres —t in ths fields, with bstween two and three hundred acres of the green top to be planted. It la . There was a surprise party given Wednesday afternoon at tha home of Mrs. R. R. Eldridge in honor o f Miss Myrtle Traylor, Ice cream, cake and candy was served. There will be an entertainment giv­ en the 7th o f April, by the —hoot children f<ft the benefit o f the —bool. fir. Nick who is Just down from the North is now visiting his friends, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Ward* and children o f Winter Park visited Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Burnett Sunday afternoon. Mr. £ . Stafford and granddaughter o f Monroe spent the day with her sister, Mrs. W . B. Stafford Sunday. 1 Store in Florida 10 Stores In Georgla- Sanford’s New Store horn* o f Mr and Mr*, a a Feawon Monday —sniag. Mr. and Mrs. Tlllar from Twins—se ated for appendicitis WMtnsday at haV* bought what la known as tha the Temald hospital by Doctors Mar­ Buekanan place over at Sylvan Lake, shal and Langley. Mrs. Banner will Wa wan glad to have Mrs. Tfllsr r—eivf treatment for other troubles Mi— .Tiller and the two little boys while at the hospital aa aba baa been enrollsd In Sunday —bool Sunday In poor b—1th for —me time. and wo hope to havs them with us Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Balmas and every Sunday). son of Eureka Hammock and Mr. Mrs. E. Stafford and grand daugh­ and Mrs. Nolan of Orlando road, ter of .Monroe war* visitors at tha wars calling on Beards!* avenue Suhday —bool Sunday. •, Mr. B. W. Smith attended the lodge frtsBda Tuesday In’ tha Balmas new meeting at Lakeland Sunday. ' Tbe ladles aid supper and sals givThere eras —Id to be a light ft—t on on the 17th was a complete auec- Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday —a sixteen W /'i :, uta- u u u i a h a rz m ornings. all expena— and everybody thoroughMrs. Jennie Powell Cowan and Miss ly enjoyed ths evening B—id— the Nellie Cowan of Jacksonville have supper sold everything yraa —Id out been guests o f Mr. and Mrs. W. ty. almost atl of the fancy work was —Id MUlsr several days. . , W A raiN Q TO N , March \ soppSto fo r tha army and navy w o * : b* ■anafaetarad and repaired.! ammmtal aieeaals and savy yS under a Mil tetrodocad Tesdav Z Raprtoantathra ;Hull, R ep u b W i low*. Tb* m**«n*w weold take a * 2 front private concerns the right * bid fo r tha coastroetion and recoaA. tlon ln g-cf nav yeraft or the mam. factor* o f ordune*. Mr. Hal] ; enactment o f tha Mil would “rellm unemployment among civilian wofej « » " f tha government,^ and w c * remove financial incentive to war. ' and Mrs. Bat—. Mr. Bates is man­ ager o f Jon— Cash Grocery on First Street The Corleys are to give pos­ session after tho present crops are harvested and build a fine new home on the Ingraham place recently bought over on Carnevon road. . Mrs. Byron Sqruve and children are leaving Friday for their home in South Jacksonville after visiting here a month. Mrs. R. J. Fay went to Jack—nvIMo on Friday and w — joined at Palatka A —ecla t** P rtw ) LONDON, March 28,—A 2 3 ,-A Brit Britkb t submarine B - t t baa been lost Wife *11 hands aboard In the Medlterm. ean, says a Gibraltar Dispatch, ft collided, with a. destroyer durt* c o m - a* u s e le - as tbs append!* maneuvers. > ----------------------------D D A f E 1 TTDf D llfiL u U le — »— r3 Do you feel old before your timet I* your back bent and ittttft Do you suffer urinary di—rderst Don’ t despair—profit by Sanford axper- Try Grandmother’s Old Favorite lenc—. Sanford peopie recommend Recipe.of Sags Tea and Salphyr . NEARLY EIGHT YEARS LATER or on February 2, 1022, Mr. Walthen, said: " I am glad to have the oppor­ tunity to confirm my- former state­ ment in prat— o f Doan’s Kidney Pills. My relief has been permanent’’ 60c at all doalers. Fostor-MIlbum Co., M rgn., Buffalo, N. Y.— Adv. Almost everyone knows that Safi Tea and Sulphur, properly, com­ pounded, brings back the natural color and lustre to the heir when fad* ed, streaked or gray. Years ago, tie oqly way to get this mixture was t* make it at home ,which Is mussy ud troublesome. Nowadays, by osklnf* at any drug store for "Wyeth’s Ssf» and Sulphur Compound," you will a large bottle of this famous old ncipe. Improved by the addition <f other Ingredients, at a small cost, j Don’t stay gray! Try it! No ost; can poaalblly tell that fou darkutef. ybur hair, as it loss it so nnturaDf j and avenly. Youdampen a sponge er soft brush with it and draw this this your hair, taking one small strand d] a time; by morning the gray hair dfcJ appears, and after another applies-] tlon or two your hair becomes be— j tlfully dark, glossy and attracting — Adv. J Phone 127 LADIES’ DEPARTM ENT MEN’S DEPARTMENT TRANSPARENT ORGAN­ DIES J - , , • In.W hite, Pink, Yellow, Cerise, Laven der, Green, Orange and D eft Blue at W at i J0 « 30 x 33 x S3 * 33 * 30 32-in. KALBURNIE GING­ HAM 3 * Pabrio 3M 3K 4 4k 3 Cord “ . ” . J u t. i n i M om j<ut. i m PtI o m Reduction 9 .8 5 47% 3 3 .3 0 1 1 .6 5 41% 3 3 .7 5 1 7 .3 0 51% 3 3 .5 5 3 3 .4 0 43% 6 7 .0 0 4 2 .8 3 8 1 .5 0 5 3 .1 5 1 1 3 .7 5 3 . 35% OW the oo— of building quality Mr— has been brought down to the lew slevel in history waa explained by H . B. Flieetono, President of the Ceeapeny, to the stockholders et the anauaftneetlng on December 19,1211. H in all colors AU htvmtoriu ond eommltmonts at or bolom ths morkot. • • 1. Incromod mtnm/ochtrtm•tfficimcy mnd vohtmt prodmMm rodmod focHn morhoad 51%. x J. SfUhn costs rodmod 38%. ' . i. M r. Firestone stated, ’’Thlgjeduetioa In pries* is made possible by our unusually advantageous buying facflitlee, and the enthusiasm, loyalty and d— minalien of our 100% stockholding organisation. “ D im credit mu— be given to Flreetoo* dealers who are sailing Fir—ten* tir— on a small— margin of profit. This brings every Firestone saving-direct to tho car- UNBLEACHED SHEETING 06 inches wide The saving through fir— oo— plus the saving through high mileage Firestone soonomy and is daily adding new fame toth e Firs—om principle e fi per Dollar ---------------------- -------------- — P A Y C A S H -------------------- ,-------------------L et your money work fo r you—Buy. fo r lees—p o t what you save to work • . . ••• ________ KENT VULCANIZING CO, R A Y B R O S.; \ W IGHT GRO. CO. M. E. W ICKS & SON, Geneva, Fla. E .S . HOCKEY LAUGHTON BROS. CO., Oviedo, F \ �VJ X THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD* FRIDAY* MARCH 31* 1922 OLD MISSISSIPPI RIVER INLAND WATERWAYS AID ON RAMPAGE AGAIN, GETS INCREASED BUDGET BRING UP OTHER DAYS FIFTEEN MILLION ADDED Democrats Favor L arg­ er Appropriations for Rivers and Harbors PORK BARREL CRY WAS RAISED' BY REPUBLI­ CANS WITH USUAL PRO­ PENSITY FOR CUTTING DOWN MEASURES combine in support o f largo B u m s so that projects in their districts would be taken care of. Mr. Mann declared that opponents o f the bill mndo it clear that "a band of rascals" woro at­ tempting to raid the treasury. A number o f representatives who ap­ proved the increase advancod the ar­ gument that improvement of inland waterways would allow farmers and manufacturers in tho interior to move their products b ywater more cheap iy than they now can do so by rail road. WASHINGTON, March 28.— Disre­ FT. L A U D E R D A L E garding recommendations o f the bud­ get bureau and of the appropriations W IR E TAPPER S oommittee, tho House yesterday by a FIN ED $20,000 three to one vote added $15,000,000 to the amount carried in tho army ap­ Judge Davie Impoees Fine* After propriation bill for rivers and harbors Twelve Men Plead Gallty. Improvement. An amendment to increase tho lump FORT LOUDERDALE, March 28. •am allotment from $27,035,200 to — Fines aggregating $20,000 were im­ »42 ,810,001 was adopted by a vote of posed on twolvo wire tappers by Cir­ IBB to 54 after three hours o f acrim­ cuit Judge E. C. Davis hero yestordsy onious debate during which *10 mem­ after tho men had pleaded guilty to bers aired their views. Tho vote on a specific charge o f attempting to the amendment was along sectional defraud E. C. Peterllno, o f Grand rather than party lines, Republicans Itnplds, Mich. splitting on tho proposal, while most Tho men were recently indicted by o f tho Democrats favored It. tho Broward county grand Jury which The discussion Was so protracted also returned a true bill ngninst H. that a final vote on tho 1)111 could not bo reached yesterday. Tho measure Cownn In connection with tho case. probably will coma to u final vote to­ Cowan escaped, howovor, during tho rnld and no trace o f his whereabouts day. hns ever been found. Tho phase "pork barrel legislation" Decision o f tho twclvo men to plead frequently wns injected into the de­ guilty to tho chnrgo o f attempting to bate, which hnd nil tho earmarks of defraud Peterllno came after Judge congressional wrnngles o f farmer Davis hnd denied a defense motion yoars ovor rivers nnd barlxtrs appro­ to quash tho indictments nnd one call­ priations. ing for a bill o f particulars. Tho amount originally recommend* Although locni citizens who Inter­ od in the bill was slightly in excess of ested themselves in tho enso expressed • tho sum npproved by the budget bu­ disappointment that sentences of imreau, whllo the total proposed wns 1prisnnmcnt had not been given, Stato tho amount requested by tho chief of ! Attorneys Coleman nnd Jones, tho lat­ army engineers, in charge of tho im­ ter sent hero from Orlando by Gover­ provement. Carried in n lump sum nor Hardee to assist In tho prosecu­ with amounts not specified, tho nppiution, hailed tho conclusion o f tho caio priation to bo oxpendod on various 1without tho expected long drawn out projects would bo apportioned by the trinl os n "brilliant” victory. ormy engineering corps to continue work during tho coming fiscal your ! INSPECTING MUSCLE SIIOAI.S on projects already authorized. AND N ITRATE PLANTS _____ Representative Mondell characteriz­ • ed tho movement to Increase tho ap­ (l l r Thp Amtorlntril I'rraa) propriation ns the "first nssnult on j SHEFFIELD, March 28.— Members tho budget system” and ns n "raid on o f tho Senate Agricultural Commit­ tho tronsury.” Mr. Ilurton contended tee aad the House Military Commit­ action of tho House in approving the tee arc inspecting the government increnso showed tho mistake o f mak­ property at Muscle Shoals and spent ing lump sum appropriations. Such a ' todny in a tour of Nitrate plants No. syntem, ho said, caused members to I and No. 2. Only Seven Times Has “ Father o f W aters” Gone Over the 40-Foot Mark MEMPHIS, March 28.— A stngo o f to 1872, hns tho Mississippi gone ovor tho Mississippi river at Memphis of the 40-foot mark on tho Memphis 43 feet or moro and o f 52 feet at He­ gauge. Tho flood or bank-full stage is lena, Ark,, boforo the end of tho week 35 feet. Tho levees, engineers say, nnd a prolonging of tho flood stages will resist a 50 foot stago . The Inst serious overflow, when a o f the river were predicted In a warn­ ing issued yesterday by J. H. Scotto, wide area was inundated and much United States weather forecaster. damage done by Good waters, was In General rains havo fallen in the cen­ 1013, when the river climbed to tho tral valley bolng henvy over thoso unprecedented height of 40.5 foot, ureas, the warning stated, with r*Ju Memphis guuge, A t that time, how­ still falling from Tennessoo to the lake ever, the levee system had not boon i built to tho standard that government region. Flood stages below Cairo will prob- engineers had mapped out ns neccsnbiy be increased next week tho warn- [ sary for all time. In the spring of ing says, but until the extent o f the 1920 the river reached a stago of 40.3 rainfall is determined the height'and feet, Memphis gauge, but thero was time of the crest o f the hlghwater can- no overflow. The levee construction not bo determined. between 1913 and 1920, duo Inrgciy ---------to aid in the form o f a $50,000,000 MEMPHIS, Tenn., March 28.— appropriation by congress in 1917, Floud warnings that unusually h ig h ]If"/0 tho Pc°P|c of thc ,0™ r valley water would send the Mississippi r i v - . wmlnlolitb xWt,*iliCs *>T“ *'Jf“ . or beyond tho flood stago In its lower |woul(l forcvor disastrous reaches gave tho peopla of tho lowor fl'^’ds, Mississippi Valley comparatively litFor moro than 200 yoars, or since tie concern this spring. Ten years ago the city of Now Orleans was laid out such a warning by tho weather bn- by French engineers in 1717, embunkrenu would havo caused Immediate, merits havo been built along tho river preparation for an lnovitublo general banks to hold tho river to its channel, overflow over an area o f hundreds of j Prior to the Civil Wnr considerable square miles. Tho absence of fear (headway hnd boon mndo to protect the this year is duo to tho great leveo or i lowest and best agricultural lands but embankment system which hns boon the scries of embankments woro not completed in thc last fow years to connected up nnd tho overflows, whoro thefo were no restraining walls, nlhold the Mississippi in its floodway. River engineers soy that tho levees wnys threatened thoso sections which along both sides of tho Mississippi hnd only local protection. Tho cost of from tho mouth of tho Ohio to trie building tho embnnkments was tre­ Gulf o f Mexico are now constructed mendous, so much so that it could not to : ■ dimensions that they will hold in* done with desired rapidity either the rlvor oven should it go four or by local districts, by tho counties or by cases where the lose wa» heavy. tentlon o f treasury department offi. The tomato crop around Palmetto ] cI*l» Uncle Sam went down Into hU reluctantly returned the was cut by the froat and cold wind ( P°<*°ta which followed It from thirty to f o r - , ™ n y . ty por cent, according to a telephone DEATHBED CONFESSION messago from there. Other cropa In that section were hurt in proportion, _ _ _ RICHMOND, March 24.— Curtis R. It Is said. Advice from Moore Haven is that crops were damaged tw enty-' Jenkins, 25, o f south Richmond, who flvt por cent on the west or Moore died Fobrunry 28, confessed six days Haven side o f Lake Okeechobee, beforo his death that he and nbt Wat. while those on the opposite side were ter R- Hines, killed Policeman Washington I. Curtia in South Richmond, not hurt.— Plant City Courier. last August, according to a state! mont to the Newa-Leader yesterday NO W AR TA X ON FREIGHTS by Bessie Jenkins* sister-in-law of ths FOR MUNICIPALITIES dead man. 1 j five feet higher than it ever has g o n e .,11'0 state9- Lon« «U ort wns mndo to They say there is but one point in federal help but it wns not until the entire system Inward which the 1917 that funds in sufficient propor­ least anxiety is felt and this section of tions were forthcoming. Since that the embankment will hold a flood lime, howovor, the work lias progress stage tills year equalling thu record oil very rapidly. The Mississippi river now is hem­ high water of MM3. Near Holcnn, Ark., some 00 miles downstream from med in by n chain of levees from Mis­ tho Memphis, a short link has not been souri and Tennessee to below completed to stnndard dimensions. city of New Orleans, emliankmonts Elsewhere, even at places whoro con­ that arc continuous and thnt total struction is comparatively new, the more than 1,500 miles in length. At huge embankments havo Hcttlod and some places they tower moro than 50 are strong enough to withstand far feet high and their crown is as wide more pressure than tho Mississippi, in ns an average street with tho lmsu o f­ her most terrific rampages, ever hns ten more than 300 feet wide. Ilofore the levees were built, the displayed. Only seven times ainco river statis­ area of land subject to overflow wns tics have been compiled, dating back in excess of 15,000,000 acres, or an area greater than tho combined area of Delaware, Connecticut, Now Jer­ sey aad Massachusetts. Since the le­ vees have afforded more and more protection, the region has been re­ claimed rapidly and put into cultiva­ tion so that it now ranks as one o f tho most productive areas In tho entire country. Nearly 1,000,000 people, de­ pendent mostly on agriculture, live in the region. Where thero was but one banking institution In tho area In 1880— thnt at Helena, Ark.,—there now are more than 500 flourishing banks. Where there were no rnilroads whatever in tho territory prior to tho '80s, the mileage now is in excess of 3,200. irstCost E A R L Y maintenance and repair costs amount to little or nothing for well-built vitrified brick pavements capable of lasting a generation. Y Hinea, who was convicted of th« ST. PETERSBURG, March 27.— 1crimo January 21 and sentenced to The fderal treasury haa returned to jg years In the penitentiary, ]■ fo tho city o f St Petersburg some 91*265 ’ the Richmond city Jail awaiting the paid in as the city’s war tax on outcome o f an appeal to the state -s-Tyrer-s hills and te le -' supremo court, graph tolls, in Ignorance o f a provla-1 A similar confession, Mrs. Jenkins Ion exempting the municipalities from |Beid, was made to the dead man’s such tax charges j brother, Fred M. Jenkins. The latDlrector Shepard o f the clty’e fi- ter, she said, haa laid the declaration nance department discovered the mu- before Hines’s attorneys, L. O. Wed. nlcipal exemption clause and im m e-' enburg and J. H. Turner, both of dtately brought the matter to the at- Richmond. t Columbia Dry Batteries work better and last longer —far belt* and Iw t l —far thtrauMUt* —far ga* .aginra For doorbells, buzzer*, thermostats, and alarm*, use one Columbia "Bell Ringer” or two Columbia " N o . 6 ” Batteries. —fa* dry battery Ughtla* la doMt. crlUr, p m t, bon, Me, —far iimttoa oa ibn Ford vM. Maniac 71 * HtU'i matt fsmout dry irllrr*, U nd *Arr, f rc-p i f W i r d u l « l l i ii nrrdrd. fd n n lK i Jyrinf Clip BinJ■at /Vi*i at a* nfrr r&rrfr No 6 engine* and tractor*, For ignition on the Ignition Bat­ use Columbia " H o t Shot” tery N o. 1461. Full power when you need it most, while tutting. For quick starting ignition on Fords, use the same size Columbia " H o t Shot” Ignition Bat­ tery N o. 1461. Saves your back, temper, and time. FitJ under the front seat Sold by electricians, suto supply shops and C'M Dr'll'1' •r,Niio» " \i 11 o ' '"•'ill II,Mil'" Howmanyusesyou havefor Columbia! garage*, hardware and general stole*, and implement dealers. Insist upon Columbia. C olum bia D i y B a t t e r i e s BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE McWhorter No. 21 Hand Fertilizer Distributors now $19.25 f. 0. h. Jackson­ ville, Fin. Write fur special cash discounts and delivered price. Hundreds of these in use by Hunford Growers, GET NEW MARCH, 1922, PRICE L IS T S ------------------- BEFORE BUYING E. (). PAINTER FERTILIZER CO., Jacksonville, Fla. ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire Insurance OFFH'K PKOI'LEH IIANK IIIXLIIINU A few milts a square yard often is all that is needed for the annual up-keep of all brick pavements in the community. VITRIFIED t PAVEMENTS are inexpensive pavements over this long period of years because first cost is practically “ l a s t ” co st. Your community will save taxes by paving its streets and highways with brick. NATIONAL PAVING BRICK MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION Cleveland, Ohio m 1 v li^ iiiiiiik V A iii t . V_tLs' "± tu * . !i j LATE FROST CAUSED CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE TO VEGETABLE CROP Beans and Squash were Hardest n it — Palmetto nnd Moore Havon To­ ni ntoes and Other Crops Suf­ fered Considerable Tho cold spoil Wednesday night did considerable damngo to tho truck crops around Plant City. Advlco from othor Boctttons Is to tho offoct that crops there wero hurt oqnlly as bad. It hns boon estimated that tho dam­ ngo in this vicinity will run closo to twenty-flvo por cent, but later reports are that tho general acreage was not hurt as much ns was at first sup­ posed. Tho thermomotor dropped as low ns thlrty-throo degrees In the country near Plant City early Thurs­ day morning. Frost was much In evidence Thursdny morning. Farmers In tho Dover community lost honvlly from tho frost It is said. The Hopewell community ia said to havo suffered very little, whllo loss was rather heavy out Knights way. A number o f farmers around Springhead and Coronet suf­ fered losoas, whllo the territory as a whole wns not to severely damaged. Tho midway section underwent a bad sotbnek, especially on boans and wa­ termelons. Tho frost as is usually .GM* »|ffectod tho crops only In spots, mostly on high ground. Beans and squash seem to havo boon hurt more than anything else. Somo cucumbers woro nipped but not ns badly as waa at first supposed Tho tomato crop as a whole does not seem to havo suffered greatly, although thero are Individual S a n fo rd , F lo rid a Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING attract­ ing atten­ tion— Iota are being sold right along nnd building In this section is such as to gladden the heart of those who have the good of Sanford at'heart. “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” This Is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and to Bay just what is my candid convictions would put it moat too strong for the careful, conservative person— that person whoso eyes are turned backward— Tho fellow who hns VISION will agree with me now— the other later. J. E. SPURLING uThe Man Who Sells Dirt Cheap" Watch the South East Corner of Page Two �THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1922 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NOTES Be quick to kick if things seem wrong But kick to us and make it strong T o make things right gives us delight, I f you nrs right and wo are wrong. GOVERNMENT AD) MERCHANT MARINE BENEFIT SOUTH Miami Banker W ater League Plans to Save is Freed o f the Many Millions Liquor Charge Believe Railroad to Coast or Canal System Would E ffect This FOR SALE— Sound horse, $76.00. A p­ ply to E. F. Lundquist nt Crown Pa­ per Co. 82-ltp FOR SALE— Tomato plants, any quantity, fo r prompt delivery.— Clayton Merely a Stake Holder and Chase & Co., Phono 530. 28-tfc Not a Principal FOR SALE— 16 neros, 10 tiled, 4 room houso, barn, 4 wells, $0,000. Terms. MIAMI, Fla., March 26.— C. M. tl . tl. 301 Clayton, vice-president o f tho Miami - « • »■ U w l8' phono 840 or 81-4 to National Bank, was discharged yes terdny afternoon at the end o f ■ g c o h , b , Lewis, beforo buying your thrco-dny hearing in which Re wns f nrnt. Can save you money, 31-4tc accused o f conspiring to vlolato the i„.„ n n t t .n lin n WANTED—Mon or women to take orVolstond inw. Mrs. U. U. Harrison, dura for gonulno RUaranteed hoBtory, Foster Sloan, T. N. Lewis and W . C. for men. women anJ children. Etlmlnt . . . iU«n darning. $40.00 a weak full Unit* Phelps, co-dofenuants, woro ordered $1,00 an hour aGpnre tlma. Rxparleno# m o ck in g held for trial, nnd woro lntor released ijjift °r^rrlxtowt*rnt’n. n‘ 10" “ 1 !9-10tp under $600 bond each. Clayton was accused by William Splllnrd member o f tho Governmonts “ W hat is the Chamber o f Oommorto SENATOR RANSDELL SA Y S LEG­ Businoss men from ail over Control I d o in g ?" ia frequently asked by thoso ISLATION WOULD FREE THE Florida discussed transportation prob­ , who expend little or no effort in the SOUTH OF VASSALAGE lems confronting tho grower and i work it is attempting. Ask those shipper of this stato at a meeting held members o f the organization who are WASHINGTON, March 27.— Mem- In tho county courthouse last night nctively working, they know, and if hers o f congress from the Southern under tho auspices of tho Central Flor­ they haven't time to dotnil the activi­ (dates woro urged by Sonntor Rnns- ida Water Traffic League. ties, a visit to the offico o f the or­ dcll, Democrat, Louisiana, in an ad­ The proposed canal system from ganization fo r this purpose will con- dress in tho senato Saturday to sup­ Kisslmmco to tho St. Johns rivor I vince tho most Inactive squawker that port, for tho benefit of tho South’s was discussed nt length but the prin­ the local chamber is on the Job work­ ports, pending legislation to provldo cipal interest of tho meeting ccnterod ing fo r n Creator Sanford. government aid for the merchnnt ma­ about the construction of n railroad The Chamber o f Commerce is a rine. .......... J jo m Inland Florida to Eau Gallio or ujm ocratic'organization. It is work­ ,„n, wnie otnor point whore products could Enactment o f such log ica l ing for tho best interests o f all in Louisiana sonator declared, would bo shipped to tho northern mnrkots by Sanford. It is not working in tho free Southern ports from tho "vas­ water thus effecting n saving in trans­ up campaign hero last interests of any individual or But o f salage' in which he asserted they were portation charges. Eau Gallio sent a holding In cbctow $4,060 fo r tho pur* j individuals, and any ona joining it held by foreign shipping companies. large delegation to tho meeting, and chaso by Splllnrd o f 100 cases o f II-( quor from Phelps and Lewis. Spil-, fo r such selflBh purpose is in lino fo r "I f tho government does not ex­ produced government surveys to show lard said ho posed as "A . B. Phillips," | a disappointment. It is non-political tend direct aid to shipping and thero- thut the harbor in that city Is deep Penn’s s p o ils q u a lit y . New York bootlegger and that Clay-j and has proven that it can assimilate by materially encourage men to en­ enough to permit tho landing o f ocean W hy? ton wrote the agreement fo r tho factions, with their diversified opin­ ter into tho shipping business with going stonmoro. The law provides that " I f taxBecause Penn'a is packed air­ transaction, carrying on negotiations, ions, subverting them to a common n reasonable prospect for earning a Former Congrcssrhan Haines, of with pholps and Lewis. tight in tho patented n e w Sloan and es upon real estate shall not b e cause. Occasionally somo ona re­ fair return on tholr investment," snid New York, now n resident of Flofldu, container— th e qu ality ia marks that they haven't any use fo r Sonntor Ransdcll, "it will bo impos­ was one of tho princiunl speakers, de­ Mrs Harrison were accused with h a v -. pni(l before the first (lay o f April |o f ftny year, the Tax Collector " ’ tiled In. tho fellows back o f tho- Chamber o f sible fo rtlie shipping board to dis­ voting most of his address to tho sub­ ing an interest In ths liquor. Clayton was discharged, accord- : s h n „ n(lVcrtise and sen." Commerce. No ono likes a person pose o f tho greater portion of Its very ject of rnilwnys. Mr. Haines declar­ jef r*in's i* alwaysfresh, Hava you ,ver raally chewed froth tobaccot with whom they are unacquainted. A largo fleet of alow, moderate sized ed thnt n system o f railroads connect­ Ing to Commissioner Graham, b e -. This is to notify all concerned DuyPoaii’s lha next time,Try it. Nocloser acquaintance with people d is -1vemiolH. Given reasonable assistance, ing Inlnnd Florida with tho const cause he did not Bee, from the test!-. mony, that tho banker wns a principthat the requirements of law will tic* thofino conditlon-fr*sh~Penn’o. closes tho fact that thero nro a mighty j V0B„eiB 0f thin class can operate from would he a successful enterprise nnd nl in the plot, but was merely a ,JC complie(i with anil the Tax lot o f good fellows loft In tho world. n number of the smaller ports of Am ­ said ho hoped to see tho day when rta . ... ... . , . , . Tho man who has no uso for a large erica with a fair prospect o f success, millions o f dollars would bo Buved to stakeholder nnd not a participant in „ tho conspiracy. , Books Will positively bo clOMtl proportion o f his fellow citizens ought thereby establishing business out of Florida people through reasonable Mr. Claytons «rroot occur*! <lu,ln« o n April first as provided by law to consult some kind o f an ologist these ports to the grant benefit of tho transportation charges. Ho said thut taxes to find out what’s the mntter with country generally increasing tho num­ Floridu was on tho eve of a great era whnt hnd been described by special and all lands Oil which prohibition enforcement agents workhave not been paid will be adhim. ber* o f its ocenn ports nnd preventing o f development. Ho pointed out that ing under th0 direction of Colonel L'vertised and executions issued it hnd many advantages over Califor­ congestion. G. Nutt, ns a campaign to "dry up” f or unpaid personal property I f you ever hoar anyone Bay, "1 "I would particularly invito tho nt- nia as a citrus stato and declared that tho city Tho agents swoopod dow n i, the climate was not excelled any­ don’t tike tho way they are running ’ tcntlon of senators from Southern on alleged illicit resorts late o n o 1t n x c s * thlngB,” ask him If ho hah mado any stnteH to tho fact thut tho compcnsa- where. night nnd continued their wholesale I\ ]A IIY U Z IW C pcrsonnl effort to chnngo them. I f , tlon or aid to tho slower, smaller, carS. J. Sllgh, president o f tho lenguo, rnids through the following day.. Ap-1 !/• J li lllllI tJ ho wns right ho would doubtless find R0 ships is of especial value to tho announced thnt the Florida organiza­ proximntoly 30 minor arrests w ere' many others who agreed with him. |South, with Its exports o f cotton, lum- tion was contemplating Joining tho mado nnd in the meantime Colonel Tax Collector, Seminole County l As stnted beforo, this is a democratic ;)ert tobacco and other bulky commod- Mississippi Valley Waterways Asso­ ORLANDO SPANISH W AR VET­ Nutt declared his forces had evidence 20-5tc organizntion. Tho policies of tho Snn-1jtiea. Without aid to these slower ciation and introduced former Con­ ERANS BECOME MEMBERS OF thnt prominent bnnkcra in tho city TIIE ROOSEVELT CAMP ford Chamber o f Commorco aro in cargo ships, it is not probablo that gressman WT*T. Bland, president of hnd conspired with the bootleggers. control o f nine governors chosen by ' many o f our existing services In ship- the First National Hank in Orlando, Ho intimnted nrrests would bo mado LANDIS, FISH & HULL These men nro ’ pin(f board stonmoro enn be continued who is vice-president o f tho Missis­ An enthusiastic mooting of Unitod tho membership. among whnt he described ns the recognized ns possessing n high dc-|< H ,t (,f Southern ports, or that these sippi association. Judge Hlnnd told "higher-ups" Mr. Clnytons arrest Attorneys and Counsellore-at-Law Spanish War Veterans wns hold In the olfico of Captain J. N. Urndshaw gree of business acumen nnd if in ,,ortB will maintain a foothold for the o f the work which ids association has followed. DcLAND, FLORIDA at Orlando on Thursday evening, for charge o f some business corporation Rradunl development of the faster nnd accomplished in securing government Ho cinimcd ho hnd been mado an Will practice in tho State and Feder­ the purpose o f swearing into member­ would insure its success. Ask tho (lartror passenger ships to a shuro o f aid for inland waterways nnd express­ unwitting party to whnt nppenred to al Courts. Special facilities for E x­ ed the belief that Florida has a great be n frame up, nnd declared thnt his amining and Perfecting Land Titles. ship in Roosevelt Camp, organized uninformed kicker If ho has over which they are rightfully entitled. "Compensation for mail steamers, opportunity to take advantage of her handling o f the money involved in here a few weeks ago, several Span­ Bpoken to a single governor or the ish war vets o f Orlundo. Headed by secretary regarding tho matters upon amply justified by Democratic prece­ position nnd ship hor products by the alleged liquor trado was dono In SCHELLE M A IN E S Commundor R. A . Tcrhoun, Br.f tho which they aro working. Has ho evor dents, would not suffice fo r present water routes. Ignorance o f its nature nnd ns an men left Sanford thirteen strong. written them a letter7 Has he ever Southern interests. There must be G. W. Knight, o f Sanford, vice-pres­ ordinary pnrt o f tho dny’s business. LAW YER Lucky thirteen follows up tho Roose­ givon them any helpful nuggestions 7 |Mho compensation for the cargo ident of the league, told of the great Office in the Court House velt membership fo r tho camp was How much time has ho given, and. Tramps’ especially ndnpntcd to our Increase in water shipping during the SANFORD FLORIDA organized with thirteen members; tho how much effort hns ho expanded,1new nnd growing lines, if those lines present season and predicted thnt an­ RICKARD CASE membership however, huH increased to outside o f vorboslty, on tho civic r o -'„ r e to be saved to the ports o f tho other yenr would bring oven bettor re­ GOES TO JURY TODAY twenty-one with tho goal of fifty in quiremont or reform which ho is so South Atlantic and the Gidf of Mexl- sults. Other speakers were C. E. CanG E O . G. H ERRING EVIDENCE ALL IN loudly advocating? Do you think ho C O i the near future. Tho only camp in ova, S. F. Brooks and II. M. Jarnlgan A ttorn ey-at-L aw Central Florida, it is tho purpose of can fairly criticize an organization In "Within tho hist four or five years of Eau Gallic nnd representatives lllr Tin- Ahmiii-liltril I'rma) wliich n few nro trying to tin for tho this camp to reach out to tho com­ we have seen the creation of a now from Kissimmee, Mount Dorn, San­ NEW YORK, March 28.— Evidonco N o. 14 Gnrncr-Woodrufi Buildin rades throughout this section nnd many 7 in the Rickard rape trinl was all in sea power on the South Atlantic nnd ford, Cocoa and Orinndo. SANFORD, FLA. bring them into fellowship. Veterans Gulf o f Mexico— an American sea A traffic committee was appointed nt noon, Tho court told tho Jury it of tho SpnnlsK-Amorlcan war, north Somo inon think thnt when they power of ships managed and opera*ud to Investigate the various means of hoped to give thorn the ease late to ­ to Palntkn, south to Lakeland and east hnvo pnid tholr dues into tho Cham­ from our Southern parst, purchasing connecting Inlnnd Florida with tho day, after both sides had summed up. and west in the territory nro eordinlly ber o f Commerce they should got their stores there, employing their const and report .to tho next meeting invited to uffiliato with Roosevelt lnrgc nnd quick returns. Somo look crews there, carrying our commerce of the league which will ho held with­ JEW ELER camp, licndqunrtcrB ut Sanford. A for factories, 'othora /fo r increased to markets some of which wo have in the next two weeks. The commit­ membership campaign is planned that population, others for stimulated never reached before. Foreign ships tee's headquarters will hu in this city. MY SPECIALTIES: In any channel, whore had come nnd gone through tho years — Orlando Sentinel. will include Seminole, Orange, Lake business, Pickard's Hnnd-Palnted China and Volusia counties. money is invested, it requires action (— ships built abroad, owned abroad, To which we might add that William Gorham's Sterling Sliver At the Orinndo meeting Comrades nnd effort on the pnrt of the ,indl- joiTicorod and manned abroad, distrtb- T. Donnelly, one of tho most widely Rogers' Plated Ware C. E. McDowell, John J. Caldwell, Jns. vidunl to secure roturns. Dues plus uting their profits mostly abroad ami known marine engineers and water­ Elgin and Waltham Watchea unstinted effort nro required o f tho [carrying our commerce on routes M. lirudy nnd Wnltor A. Mongos woro way experts in tho country also made sworn into membership. Captain membership to put over thoBo things which foreign shipowners and nier the only real talk on waterways thnt iirndshaw will ho transferred from tho which will make Sanford tho largest chants determined. wns made at the meeting and ono thnt Parcel Post Your Cleaning and Jacksonville camp to Roosovelt camp. city in the south control portion o f "In other words, the European mar­ was filled with information o f the Dyeing to itime powers hnd held our Southern right sort. Ho told tho people what There were n number or other appli­ the state, Enrich tho soli, increase the |K>rts in almost absolute vassalage, they could do in n manner thnt loft no cants who nro expected shortly to yield, hasten maturity, im­ an room for doubt and just why ho was unite with tho Sanford vits. A lettor requesting information on and hnd dustro.vcd all hope of prove tho qunlity. It pays to not mentioned in the above nrtlelo in Accompanying Commnndor Tor- Sanford w u h received b y tho organi­ American shipping of our own. uso them regularly. Stock in the Sentinel seems rather strange. "A ro thore nny of us who would heun woro officers and comrudos, J. zation from W . S. Eddlngs, Associate our warehouse nt Sanford. tl. Sharon, Craig Harris, Fred W il­ Justice of the Supromo Court o f like to huve the old conditions reBooklot free from warehouse liams, Luko Walker, C. R. Lord, J. T. Hnwii. Tho leaven of publicity put turn to Norfolk, or Newport News, CAN'T SQUIRT WATER or from— ON OTHER WOMEN Rrady, sr., G. W. Rutherford, W. D. out by tho local chamber is beginning **r Wilmington, or Charleston, Sa­ Rallurd (Altnm onto), E. Portln (W ag­ to work in thnt section of tho w orld 1vnnnah, Jacksonville, Tampa, Mobile, Armour F ertilizer Works 611 Main St. Jacksonville, FI New Orleans, Houston or Galveston Jack son ville. F lorida MIAMI, March 27— Nowly acquired ner), Roy Schmidt, John Huigh (Ovie­ apparently. We prepay parcel postage on return. "N o, never. Equality with our women's rights do not inciudo a pre­ do), A. King. r. l vi „ , 1 brethren of tho North, we o f the rogative to squirt water on another Probably ono of tho biggest works ^ our QWn Am or,cnn mor. o f their bcx, according to a ruling In o f its kind in tho world is ThomnB1 ford a n n o u n c e s f o r t y chant marine— nnd this proposed bill Judge Branding's office here. Register of American Manufacturers. HOUR WEEK AN D $6 points more clenrly nnd powurfully A woman dashed breathlessly up The chamber hns secured a volume DAY FOR A L L EMPLOYES than nny bill which wo have seen be­ to Deputy Sheriff Mattie Ware and nnd any of tho local business men who Oldest and Largest Seed House In Florida fore, tho way in which wo can secure asked: mny hnvc occasion to look up somo JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA DETROIT, Mich., March 26.— Ad­ nnd keep it.” "I wnnt to know if It's a criminal particular manufacturer in their line option of the forty-hour wook as a offense to turn a water hose on an­ M A R T IN ’S H Y TEST SEEDS nro nt liberty to refer to it nt any Permanent policy In all plants o f the DEPUTY SHERIFF other woman, for I’m going to do it." ARE KNOWN FOR QUALITY Ford Motor Company was announced time. SHOT IN LEG IN Tho deputy referred' hor to Judge Seed Corn, Leans, Peas, Popper, Eggplant, Watermelon. Cantaloupe, last night by Ersel B. Ford, president RAID NEAR ORLANDO Hrannlng’s offico, whore Bho wns In­ Potatoes, Tomatoes, Cucumber. Cowpens, Forngo and Field Seeds. Our of tho company. - Undor the new formed such an attack might como : Catalogue und Price List will givo full Information. Wo carry all FREE COURSE IN WRITING Plan tho factories will be closed on varieties of garden, field nnd farm seeds, that havo been tested nnd ORLANDO, March 27. — Deputy under the head o f assault nnd bat­ FOR ALL CORRESPONDENTS Saturday and Sunday and about proven to ho adapted to Florida soil nnd climate, and our yoars o f ex ­ Sheriff J. A. Cnruthcre was shot tery. perience enable us to handlo the Florida seed business to advantage. 3.000 men will be added to the force. through tho log and Sheriff Korol ant) "W ell, I’ll boo about it," she de­ SPRING CATALOGUE— Mnrtln’s Spring Catalogue is now ready. GAINESVILLE, March 27.— Tho Tho change will a ffect approximately Deputy Pool narrowly eBcapod In­ clared ns sho walked meditatively Write for it. Evcryono interested in Florida Spring and Summer Univorsity of Florida through its 50.000 employes who will continue to jury late Saturday night jdurlng a away cropH should nvuil themselves o f information contained in our descripreccivo tho minimum $0 a day wage. General Extension Division, has an­ raid on Conloy’s still, turpentine tivo catalogue. Supplied FREE on request, to thoso who send in their Details o f whnt hud como up In tho nounced tho offer o f n free scholnrnames promptly. W rilo for it today. Full Information nnd prices on New employes, however, will ro­ enmp, southern pnrt Ornngo county. neighborhood to warrant this spon­ bfe seeds. all scasonabfi «lv e a minimum o f $6 dally, the flhfP in now8papcr writing to all ro- Officers wont to tho enmp oxpecting taneous quost o f lgal knowledge were Pre-war scale. In making the Bn. I porters or correspondents who apply to find moonshine liquor but ran into not revealed E. A . M A R T IN SEED CO. nounccmont, Mr. Ford said he had through tho paper they represent a skin game with eight nogro mon 202-206 East Bay St. Phone 4277-12S* Tho counio will be conducted by a reached tho conclusion that the fortynnd women participating. Tho raid AUGUST I’ ROBST number of tho extension, division b hour week was practical, that the ad­ resulted In tho arroHt o f all the ILLEGALLY DEPORTED sta ff who hns had six years’ - exporiditional ---- ■ UHJ day \ofMrfn rest 1 S_r1Jw would n u u ill prove UlWl V « I negroes. SAYS FEDERAL JUDGE benefit to the workers nnd that t h e , onec on lwr« * d“ i,y pBpor.8 , Production schedules o f the Ford in-1 *Inca and who Is a graduate o f tho N EW YORK, March 28.— August TURKEY CONCEDED dustrlos could be ao arranged as to Missouri School o f Journalism It wiU ProbBt, former butler at Rolling Rock N EARLY ALL CLAIMS maintain the present output on the cover the source o f news, P™p" pr*; EXCEPT ADHIANOPLE Club, near Pittsburgh, who claimed curtniled working week. poratlon o f copy, ideas relating to ho*was being railroaded out o f the Consulting Chemist says of the water: "O f the many waters o f this and oth­ Mr . . i j u i ti e _ 4 » nowa values and the necessity for “ir. ford said he believed a greater . - . „ „ nneo In writPARIS, March 27.— Turkey conced­ country on account o f love affair with <l™«n<i f „ „ , otoP vehl0, „ p .r t lm ,. brevity, order end eequenc. In writ er regions that I have analysed, I have found none superior in all goo4 quali­ ed nearly all hor claims, oxcept those Virginia Cralgio McKay prominent society girt, wns Illegally ordorod de­ ties o f that of the "Elder W ater,"— Phone 311-W. Office in Miller Building. “ lndl“ U™ I n T h tM eeiom ere ottered to thoe. to Adrinnople and part o f Eastern ropro Yemeni In bn .ln ee. von,roily l goJ |n n0WIp„ p„ „ „ tk who Thrace in memorandum allied foreign ported, Federal Judge KnKox ruled [feel they may derive some good in ministers today forwarded to Athens, today, in decision on Probst’s habeas Angora and.Constantinople, with view corpus action. Probst was hold, howMoore Haven will aoon hay* another the nature o f helpful suggestions to its acceptance as preliminary peace ovor fo r further deportation proceed­ modem business building with stores settlement, revising treaty o f Sevres. ings. The-Herald for Post Cards. on the ground floor and hotel above. wwch PROPERTY OWNERS TAKE NOTICE PENNS CH EW IN G TO B A C C O J \ HENRY Mc L A U L I N I BIG CROP ROGERS & JONES French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. ELDER SPRINGS W A T B I T Elder Springs Water Company I I i. �| «u n u ^ 5 ^ 3r»-rmKfil ■:w<i SAN1 TTi«t toe present location is most THESANFORDBERALDunsuitable b d e a r to four-fifths o f 1. I R 1 T ................. Fti« * k I. , , r t l , a ....... fc»:»Ui7 t i , people e f Florida. That TaSahaanee is most inaccessible is beyond question. Th* train service to and from TaL Iahasaee is nothing short o f disgraceifuL The accomodations at the Tal, lahassee depot would be discreditable ' ^ 4 bec||.WT>idi village. THEHERALDPRhTOG COMPANY n ia a m i m i Pa t * ••»*#****•*•* A it « r ; Tallahassee is surrounded by class­ ic red hills and sweet southern senti­ ment, neither o f which are regarded tea as an asset as relates to the capital o f s state. Fellow told oa today that he aaw T i t cupi't! i f uuy itoto tbouM be the “ fifty horsemen o f the Apocalypse’’’ located in a prorressfre city within cm ! -h iwso u k otner night and loca­ easy reach o f s majority o f the peolly he hejf his own wife with him. ple. ------------- •------------The capital remora! issue many i wA £ I . p To reach the capital at present four-fifths o f the people would waste two days is going and two days in returning. 1*■ The last batallios o f soldier dead re­ turned from France yesterday. It — n« to memory many tad e m its in connection with the war and the faces ef those boys who went over so filled with ardor and hope. W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 3L 1923 t The man who undertakes to cultivate \NE 1-4 o f NW l- « o f NW 1-4, See. S ch em in g stomach, bet be d i « W o r e a few acres is able to attend to tb e'T w p . 20 3L, Rang* 31 E. 2 acres. The reaching i f Th ___ supervision e f hi* fields himself, and said land being assessed at the date o f 11-23. S oil and guaranteed 7 » f>,»* means the elimination o f a high toe issuance o f nsch certificate in the Hardware Co. A dr. O ne Po u n d Nf T priced assistant. This is s matter to name o f Unknown. Unless said eer■ “ be considered, and nowadays the farm tifkate shall be redeemed according Notice oT Application for Tax Deed 375 o f the _General ■“ ** be operated economically if it U to law Tax Deed win issue thereon Under _ G R A O £ state o f Flonda Florida to be s paying proposition. on toe Sto day of Hay. A. D. 1922Sitatntes of the SU te of In France a gardener can make a Witness my official signature and Notice is hereby given that G. S. gcod Irving for bis family on less seal this the 30th day o f March. A. C rawford. purchaser o f Tax Certifithan one acre o f ground, but he keeps D. 1922. ,**°- ® » dated the 2nd day of as filed at it all toe time. In Florida an acre (SEAL* E. A . DOUGLASS. June. A. D. 1919. has filed said said certicertio f land will raise a wonderful amount Clerk Circuit Court. ficate in my office, and has made apo f regetables or fruit. A few pecan Seminole County, Fla. r , ***tion f ° r Tax Deed to issue in actrees yield splendid returns fo r their By: A. M. WEEKS. D. C cordanee with law. Said certificate care and toe space they occupy. A -----------------------------embraces the following described propfew orange of grapefruit trees well THE EASTER BAZAAR «rty situated in Seminole County. ttdttCOff&B repay the owner for attention— and o f toe Pipe Organ Club will be held Florida, to-wit: N H Lot 3, W. F. the waiting o f a few years. There at Dr. Moore's Optical Parlors, Sat- Leavitt's S u b -D iv . The said land boare some great farms o f many a c r e s ;, urday, April 8th. 33-2tc ing ej*e*aed at the date o f the lssuALWAYS FRESH ante of such certificate Is ton name of seme ranches and planzz ^±rrr. Nat Sold in Balk are grown in a wholesale way—but FOP. SALE— FreshJersey cows and S. W.Wright. Unless said certificate the state has hundreds o f small farms heifer*. Bargatoif sold at once.— shall be redeemed according to law to every large one, and the increase Orange City Water Works, Orange Tax Deed will iasue thereon on the is steadily on toe side of the small City, Florida. 33-ltp 22nd day of April, A . D. 1922. WITNESS my official signature and SANFORD---- NEW YORK— MIAMI acreage. seal this the 17th day of March. A. Every new subdivision, and opening FOR SALE OR LEASE— One 20 acre, D. 1922. o f a tract fo r sales o f small farm s i s : one 10 acre Sanford avs. walking (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS. an aid to the growth and prosperity o f ' distance to city. Two lots corner Clerk Circuit Court, Center and Elm ave. Two lots west toe state. Sem:r..vle Cv.iii>,, • tuiiu*. side Palmetto aT*-, 30 f t f . u « E «> By: A . M. W EEKS. D. C. enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, 31-dtc LESS MEAT CONSUMED. owner. 115 N. Spring Sto Lee Ange'l i i i , ir r u e s n o s ro a tax £KV.i. -.--a . l u D Efforts made daring the war to les, Laid. E E D r S D C H NECTIOA STS OF BEL-JAR COFFEE CO. yean ago excited a bitter fight, and the capital would then hare been re­ moved from Tallahassee but fo r the •illy fight which resulted in four or Utc cities, wanting the capital and erterir.r toe contest It was a fight ------------ a I started for Jacksonville and by JackSee pictures In paper o f a girl and sonville, but when the election cctr fe llo w who she has promised to curred the opposition to viTr-l’ c r*.tsrry and has fooled him five times was divided and Tallahassee retained HEN E R A L » T A T I T E S O T T H E conserve meat products appear to • T A T E O F F L O R ID A AfaUia Lady Was Sick For Thr* by refusing to go through with the t t have had a permanent effect in reduc­ N o tice 1* h e re b y r iv e n th a t 3 N And Tallahassee will again retain it ceremony at the altar. In looking at Tears, Suffering Pain, Nerroaa S ea rcy, ptjreh sxer o f T a t C e r tific a te ing the consumption o f meat. A t least No. 1114. dat*-J the Ith d a y o f N o v e m ­ them one does not wonder at it. They if four or five cities go out after it the experience o f those days has had ber. A. D I l f I, ha* file d M id c e r t ific a t e tad Depressed— Read tier both look like nuts, O f course they instead o f centering the firht on one la m y o ffic e a s d ha* m a de a p p lic a tio n a part in the situation revealed by fo r T a t t>eed to issu e In a c c o r d a n c e city. are In “high society.' Own Story of Recovery* w ith law . <v»!d c e r t ific a t e em b ra ce * th* the bureau o f animal industry o f the -------Now which city is the best located ------------- o _ , . , , , . following described property situated agricultural department A report reThe law provides that If tax- la Seminole County Florida, to-wlt: Genera] Pershing says the reduc­ for the capital? cently issued shows that production o f es upon rea l e s ta t e shall n o t b e VE?. Tp0f: ? ! cru Unquestionably Jacksonville. tions is the array are a serious blow Print Rock, Ala.— Mrs. C. M. Stegall „ th , m o ,. * “ ” * » * % ? % * P«<* t h e t e t d^yof Apri l » § f t * “ J to the nation's military policy. Well, city in Florida, and twice the size o f rsJ in *n latter year o f an} year, the Tax Collector »as****d at the date of the tsauanc* of Of near here, recently related the fat Gen. old boy, it was done for that very eoeh c e r t ific a t e la th e nam e o f A. B lowing interesting account of her re **• “ * " * ■ amounted to 2,500,000,000 shall advertise and sell ” H R h& o d .eT * 'v n f nV !e U e * taid c e r t ific a te eball purpose, you know. Sort of done for toe next largest city. la w T a x oovery: “ I was In a weakened con BUT JACKSONVILLE CANNOT T } 1 1' lxi} thejr but Th1 5 « to notify all concerned the good of toe nation like calling the th * :s t h day dltion. I was sick three year* in bed g e t it . 820^)00,00 pounds. Thu might ex- that the requirements of law w ill ; of AA*Prn. a . d . I»JZ p ril. A. P i s : : boys out in time o f war and all that m y o f fic ia l » i m a t u r e ar.a suffering a great deal o f pain, weak Ever, when JacksonTdie tried to ••- f liia * P°rtion o{ th« o tt '" t h be complied with and the Tax I **aW11T.VE5S th i* th e 21th d a y o f M arch. .V D stuff. You know what we mean. nervous, depressed. I was so weak cure it before, the Times-Union op- In production and consumption were it Books will positively be closed i> :: i SEAL) r. A. D OU GLASS. X couldn’t walk across the User; jud . poeed its own city rigom tuly did r‘ °^ ^ a t it is known toat since 1910 qjj A p ril first as provided b y law C le rk C ircu it C ou rt. bad to lay and my little ones do thi Thu part of toe state will not mind1 the politicians who are blindlyled by tk* consumption of beef has declined and all lands on which S em in ole C ou n ty . Fla. taxes IM W I was almost dead. I trtH By A. M. W E E K S . D C. work. the increased assessment made on per­ about 20 pounds per capita and a have not been paid Will be adthis newspaper. ■very thing I heard of, and a number ef sonal and real property by the state Jacksonville would not be united on large part of that was brought about vertised and executions issued NOTICE O F A PPLIC A TIO N FO B T A X doctor*. SUH I didn't get any reliit equalizer if he makes the balance of D E E D I Nil EH *E «W IO N r.r*. OF I couldn’t oat. and alept poorly. | O f lamb f o r unpaid personal property ar.y proposition. I f Christ came to by the effect o f toe war. G E N E R A L *T A T C T E * O F T H E believe If T hadn’t heard o f and takes the state pay their pro rata share eff and mutton Americans consume a ta x es. VTATF. O F F L O H ID A Jacksonville and stopped out in Cardol I would have died. I bouzhJ the taxes. We are willing to pay all Pork ja r /\ r. I H T I /I V O Noi.ee hereby gtr.n_tha._Al.ee W. ^ totuVs X r a neighbor told ml Springfield, Riverside would "cut up.’’ comparatively small amount. P alm er p u rc h a se r o f T a t C 'ertlflea te ■!* bottles, after a the traffic will stand but we want it No II. d a ted the Snd d ijr o f Ju n e. A. what it did for her. If the whole state o f Florida should p 'o d ^ m o la lJM , nd . « ! to come back to u* and not go for im­ I' 1* 1> has file d sa id c e r t ific a t e la m y ,, „ , _ , , _ "I began to eat and sleep, began U offer Jacksonville the capital there !ow that of 1519. It is estimated that _ o ffic e , an d h as m a d e a p p lic a tio n fo r provements at some other point where last year the average consumption °\ \v O T ' Seminole County T a t D eed to i«»u e In a c c o r d a n c e w ith grin my strength and am now wtU would eb such a fight against location law Fa Id c e r t ific a t e em b ra -:** th e f o l ­ and strong. I haven’t had any too a they pay but little taxes. that some fellow would go to the beef was 57 pounds, veal 8 pounds,\ lo w in g d eecrlb ed p r o p e r t y -ltu a le d tn ----- ------ o ------— em in ole C o u n t y ,.F o lr id a . t o - w i t ■ Lot ble since . . . I sure can testify to thi courts with an injunction. It’s just mutton and lamb 0 founds and pork Luke Kielly Say*. "The Hat Died Be­ S I dial t. B lock ». T ie r I. S a n fo r d T h e said good that Cardol did me. Seattle woman amputated her own Jacksonville’s way. The people have 72 pounds. land b e in g assessed at th* d a te o f the think there la a better tonic mail I Issu an ce o f su ch c e r t ific a t e In th * nam e and I believe U saved my life." fore Reaching the River.” Americans have not abandoned meat arm yesterday because “ a spirit com- R^ver been unanimous on anything. f ] W F it ig e r a ld E sta te L'nles* said For over 40 year*, thousands of wo mended her to do so* and now she Is go Jacksonville is not in the capital e* tint? ^7 *n7 icearu but they are find“ Since moving near the river 2 c e r t ific a t e sh a ll be red eem ed a c c o r d in g to la w T ax D eed w ill Issue th e re o n on men have used Cardol successfully not expected to live. Again we are removal fight. in* in stitu tes. There are »ome com- year* ago, we’ve always used P.AT- the * lth d a y o f A p ril. A. D. 1»1Z. i i" the treatment of many woman!] W IT N B S S m y o f f ic ia l * ig n a tu re and “ called upon to remark that spirits inThen what i* the next best thing? P ^ int »t first about the “ meatless SNAP. Watched a vicious water rat, seal thl* the 21th d a y o f M arch . A. D I aCments. these days are funny thing*. Now, Ocala 0f course. days’’ in wartime but it was oson dis* nibbling at RAT-SNAP outside the 1*22 If you suffer as these women dl< ( SEAL l E A DOU GLASS when we were young, the spirits hov­ Ocala is a beautiful city and the c«>vered_that they proved no real hard- house. About 15 minutes later he Clerk circuit Court ! take CarduL It may help you, too ;« cCoou u nntty y . Fix. ered around the com er grocery and location is ideal. S em in ole F ix ^ im jjljt*, E IS The people are ship. That doubtlesi led eventually darted o ff for the water, to cool his 32-Stc By A. M WKEK& D C. they were good spirits and never com­ most hospitable and nothing can be to reduction in meat allowance on ll manded any o f us to cut o ff our charged against Ocala except that other days. The higher prices also * rmsI many years ago, permitted Tom Wat- had something to do with the situa-. ------------- *>------------son and his gang to invade it and tion, especially since unemployment There are so many fine affairs all hold a Populist convention them, and set in. People cannot eat meat when * over the state to which we are in- give birth to the Populist or “ Ocala have not the money to buy it. It sited every day— social affairs, busi- Platform." i* probable that toe trend thus re­ 5 ' IDEAL OIL EMULSION PASTE i cess affairs and all kinds o f gatherBut Ocala wasn't to blame and if v«*l*d will continue. When meat was Inga where we could hare inch a good Orlando and other citie* want the pl*ntiful and cheap naturally it was This ia the original “ hard water” oil spray for whitefly and scale insect control that time in pleasure ar.d profit combined capital removed the7 will quietly Lay consumed in greater amounts than mixes with all types of water and lime sulphur solution, and keeps indefinitely. Trouble —but we cannot get away from tol« aside selfishness and center on Ocala. now that toe ranges are gone and with spoiled oil sprays eliminated. IDEAL OIL EMULSION PASTE has proved its beautiful typewriter and office desk If Orlando and Ocala both get In­ grazing is restricted. Whether willmerits and superiority for two years. Results are what you want at a reasonable price. \\ rite for further information. to which we have been chained by to the fight then Tallahassee will ing or not reduced supply would drive consumers to a diminished portion.— the dear little daily. keep it.—Jacksonville Observer. Tampa Tribune. ------------- o------------- , | ------------- o------------OTHER IDEAL INSECTICIDES ------------- o------------Tampa is bonding for 160,000 for SMALL FARMS IN FLORIDA. Original Ideal Oil Emulsion. Ideal Lime Sulphur Solution. Ideal Bordeaux Mixture CENTERHILL PRODUCTS terminals on the water front. This --------■ Paste, Ideal Caustic Potash Fish Oil Soap. seems like a large sum but it it none The Plant City Courier recently COMMAND HIGH PRICES Large Stock of Bean Power Sprayers------ ------------------------------ Blount Farm Im p le m e n ts too large for a growing city lik e ,’ *ld : “ If the holders of large bodies WITH DEMAND STRONG Tampa. Sanford wants to bond for| of land in this section would fell it in FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY COMPANY ■ water front improvements and tome small tracts there would be develop­ CARDUI HELPED RFGAIN STRENGTH PROPERTY OWNERS TAKE NOTICE bV C t I .) >(). U. JlN K LlS |GIVE YOUR GROVE THE BEST | E I n r Tke i u e r l i l f S people cannot see it but the lake front and terminals and docks and piers and boat basin will be the greatest assets o f this city in the next ten years. Water transportation ha* com e to stay ar.d will be the biggest thing in the south in a few year*. We wish we could convince the peo­ ple here that the importance o f the river transportation, the deepening of the fit. John* river, the cutting o f the tanal into Indian river and many other improvement* are the real de­ velopment* for this section. 8o few people *eem to be able to look ahead and aee what our river transportation means to this city. Without the St. Johns river Sanford would be com­ pletely bottled up now and forever and yet we do not appreciate what the river means ft oa. ------------- o------------It gives the Herald editor a satis­ fied feeling to know that at last the g o lf linka are assured for Sanford. "We hare talked about golf linka and a country club for ten year* or more until we were heartily tired of it and w e suppose our reader* were tired o f It too. But once *ttrting some­ thing wc never quit until somebody put* it over and we knew when the Chamber of Commerce took up the g o lf question and put S. 0 . Chase as chairman o f the committee that some­ thing would be done and it was. Now 8anford la fn a fair way to have a fairway second to none In the coun­ try. ----------- — c------------'d J ' CAPITAL KEMOVAL Tbe proposition to remove the capi­ tal o f Florida from Tallahassee to aoma more solu ble place Is attract­ ing considerable attention throughout the etota. F r e e ,) S ■ ’761 Wegt ment o f this part o f the state that CENTERHILL, .March 28. — Centhe country has never even dreamed terhHJ vegetables are commanding top could come to pass.” Small farms are notch market price*. There were the ones that pay best in Florida, and three carloads o f vegetables sold f. in this respect it may be that the peo- o. b. here today for a total o f 16,404. pie are learning a lesson from the old The season is just coming in and nu y world. Small farms are the rule in there are upwards o f 3,500 acres of ♦> Europe. The great acreage owned by various crops to be harvested within A individuals and corporations in some the next few months. There was one A parti of Europe are rented to small car o f green beans, conUining 432 V tenants, very largely, and intensive hampers, which sold for 11,404, an cultivation brings results that are en­ average o f J3.25 per hamper; also tirely satisfactory. two ears of cukes which sold for Small farms in Florida, used to the 12,500 per car. The cukes averaged full extent o f climate and season pos- 15-50 for fancy, $4.50 for choice, and sibilities, with proper cultivation end $2 for culls. The shipments will fertilization, pay handsomely. The grow heavier as the season advances fact is noted every day in the state ar.d the farmers are all In good newspapers. An acre tract here or spirits. There was no damage here two acres there gets into print for to vegetables in the cold snap of a making a lot of money for the owner few days past. or lessee. Great bodies o f Isnd are held by Ask Your Soldier Boy How “ Cooties” corporations and individuals in Flori­ Got Such a Hold da and with the idea almost general ___________ He’ll tell you that the battlefronts that these holding* will lom e day be Europe were swarming with rats, subdivided and sold in tracts that can which carried the dangerous vermin be handled by men o f small means, i afJd caused our men misery. Don’t let there is not the activity along this line rata bring disease into your home. I that would parliups be Warranted. It When you see the first one get RATmust come, sooner or later, and when SNAP. That will finish them quick, the number o f Florida farmers doub- Three sizes, 35c, 65c, fld>5. Sold and lea, or trebles, and there are hundreds guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.__ at work in a section where now but A«lv. half a dozen energetic, industrious I ------------------------- -— men are working, the state will bios- Notice of Application for Tax Deed t aom like the rose. Florida has the Under Section 575 of the General J acres to support ten million people— Statute* of the Stale of Florida V but they cannot come here until it IsNotice is hereby given that E. G.l y possible for the small farmer to get a Hodges, purchaser of Tax Certificate foothold. . No. 190, dated the 2nd di.y of June, The Courier, following up the para- V. D. 1919, has filed said certificate graph quoted, says, “ it is the small office, and has made applicafarm that is in demand these days. for tax deed to issue in accordThis is due to several causes, one o f anc<f with law. Said certificate emwhich ii the growing burden of ta x a -. braces the following described prop- ' tion, another Is the difficulty o f get- 1orty situated in Seminole County,' < ting a day’s work for a day’s wages.” Flori«la, to-wit: S 2 acres o f W 1-2 Bay Street J A C K S O N V IL L E , FLORIDA NEW INVENTION FOR THE HOME GIVEN A W A Y FREE We are giving each purchase Worth a lot in fire, only just display— Good a valuable gas lighting invention FREE with SATURDAY' and until ALL ARE GONE. the saving of matches. No motion to ignite place the lighter over the gas— see them on as 10,000 matches. One With A Purchase Until Gone / fla(cl Stoe S ow FIRST NATIONAL BANK ANNEX t f ? f j i i ♦ t f xx xx x t �w '* 1 ■'* I r y r ’* THE BIG NEW PEED STORE N O W IN OUR NEW BUILDING CRATE PHONE ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE AT ONCE FOR CASH S Purina O-Mulene 100-lba., per s a c k .....................................$2.52 ■ ‘ Purina Cow Chow, 24% Protecn, 100-lbs., per sack............ $3.23 S Purina Calf Chow, '25-lbs.* per sock .................................... $1.30 ■ Purina Hen Chow (Scratch) 100-lbs., per s a c k .................$2.86 ■ Purina Hen Chow (Scratch), 50-lbs., per s a c k .................. $1.49 Purina Hen Chow (Scratch), 8 1-3-lbs., per sack ...........$0.30 Purina "Winner Brand” Scratch 100-lbs., per sa ck ........... $2.50 Purina Baby Chick Feed, 100-lbs., per s a c k ..................... $3.34 No. 2 White Clip Oats, 100-lba., per s a c k ............................ $2.16 No, 2 Yellow Mixed Corn, 100-lbs., per s a c k .................... $1.91 No. 2 White Corn, 100-lbs., per s a c k ....................................$1.91 Alfalfa Meal Pea Green, 100-lba., per s a c k ..........................$2,21 Pure Wheat Brand, 100-lbs., per sack ............................... $2.58 Pure Wheat Shorts, 100-lba., per s a c k ............................... $2.35 Grit for Chickens, 100-lbs., per sack................................... $1.50 Oyster Shell, 100-lbs., per s a c k ........................................... $1.50 Purina Baby Chick, 50-lbs., pur sa ck ............................ ......$1.73 Purina Baby Chick Feed, 8 1-3 lbs., per s a c k ............ ..... $0.35 Purina Chicken Chowder, 100-lbs., per s a c k .............. ...... $3.70 Purina Chicken Chowder, 50-lbs., per s a c k ................ ..... $1,91 Purina*'Chicken Chowder, 8 1-3-lbs., per sa ck .............. ..... $0.40 Purina Pigeon Chow, 100-lbs., per sa ck ........................ .....$4.84 Larrp Dairy Feed, 100-lbs., per sa ck ............................ ..... $3.50 Cotton Seed Meal, Bright 7% , per sa ck ........................ .....$2.52 No. 1 Race Horse White Clip Oats, 100-lbs., per sack . .....$2.50 Have you seen that new chic fountain we just got in? It fits any MASON JAR, can’ t leak or overflow. CHICKS can’ t get wet and CHILL— it saves baby chicks. It and PURINA keeps them healthy and growing. We are giving them free with a sack of PURINA CHICK CHOW. Tell your neighbor. Call and get yours.— I f not listed ask us for it. Will give one sack Old Beck Sweet ■ Feed or Purina Molasses Feed with every $10.00 purchase. For your garden and flowers phone us for fertilizer. We know the kind you need and furnish any amount. Phone us your wants— if a we haven’ t got it will get it for you... Thanks! r a & 31li. i a a a s .r z z r z r z r 2 E E = r = E r a a K B q « B a * a a UK E S K S n BI =a ENTERPRISE tho dinner guests of frlonds here Sun­ day. Miss Anna Quackenbas arrived here Mondny from her homo In Phllmont, N. Y „ called hero by tho Illness of her sister, Mrs. Thayer. in Utica nnd Miss Wctehnll to Roches­ ter, N. Y. Mrs. E. S. Winchell and grand­ daughter, Miss Avid Grant, left by bont for St, Augustlno on Wednes­ M m kb ibi m m day and thenco to Washington before Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murray and Mlsa returning home. Tfio people of Entorpriao had the Ruth Murray left Sunday for their Mr. and Mrs. Arthur left Monday trrent pleasure Sunday evening o f a t - j homo In Franklin, Ind. fo r their homo in Paeonian Springs, tomllncr n scrvlco held nt tho chapel. Ar.r.i Ecldrfr.g and three West Vagit,!*. by Mr. H. L. Roynolda, county Y . M. ’ daughters left Wednesday for their Dr. nnd Mrs. Woodring loft Tues­ C. A. secretary, and tho Gospel team homo In New Jersey, after spending day with Moore to their homes. of Ili-Y boys o f DcLand. Tho follow ­ tho winter In tho Throop cottngo. County Clerk Jordnn nnd Mrs. Jor. ing program was rendered; Song, Mr. H. F. Gallagher of Downers dan woro guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Bunn "Onwnrd Christian Soldiers” ; song, Grove, 111., Is here with Mr, J. Rob­ on Sunday. “ Brenk Thy Brend o f L lfo." Devo­ bins for n month. Dr. nnd Mrs. Heck nnd three chil­ tional exercises, Lesson Luke 40-52, Messrs. O. Z. Tyler, J r„ Palmer, dren spent tho dny nt tho Inn Inst ami prayer by Franklin Talton. Mr. Russell and MIbs Mnry Ann Tyler Sunday. Reynolds introduced the follow ing o f Jacksonville and Miss Mnry Lois Thcro will bo services nt the Epis­ speakers that handled tho different Gill o f DcLnnd wore visitors nt the subjects In n wny thnt would hnve homo o f Dr. Geo. R. Pnlmcron Satur­ copal church next Sunday nftornoon nt the usual hour. been n credit to older men. The B oy’s day. Christ, Thomas Stout, The fou r fol­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Bunn and Mrs. DitMrs. E. A. Northrup entertained on lowing hoys spoke on the "Four Thursdny evening for Jfra. Hutda mnrs nnd Mr, nnd Mrs. Ely nnd Col. Square Men” ns emphasized by the Dollison who with her fnthor left fo r Ilnlford will attend the llotol Asso­ Y. M. C. A. On account o f a mis­ Kansas City, Mo., on Frldny. ciation meeting nt St. Petersburg, nnd understanding o f dates not as largo Mrs. Fred Murray entertained from thore will motor to tho Enst an audience ns usual was out and Severn! frlonds on Saturday evening Const, visiting Mlnmi nnd Pnlm Bench it is hoped this 1h not the Inst time with n enndy pull. nnd returning to the Inn to closo the we will hnve tho plonsure o f henring Mrs. W. T. Brown nnd Mrs. M. E. season. the team. Mrs. Julia Thnyer passed nwny nt Cnzlne left on Thursdny o f last wcok her home hero Wednesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Henry Murrny left returning to their homes. Sunday fo r their homo in Franklin, Dr. nnd Mrs. F. S. DoLong left in at 5 o ’clock. She is survived by two Ind„ stopping on route In Montgom­ their car on Monday, driving to Jack­ daughters, Mrs. John Thurshy o f Blue ery, Aln„ and Louisville, Ky., with sonville nnd from thore to their home SpringH nnd Miss Mabel Thnyer who made her homo with her mother, one relatives. in New York. sister, Miss Annio Qunckonbos o f Dr. nnd Mrs. Stout and Mrs. Strnith Mrs. A. T. Patillo, Miss Nell Patlllo ami Mr, L. W. Patlllo wero calling Miller nnd dnughter left on Sunday’ s Piormont, N. Y., and two brothers, Mr. N. Quuckonbos o f Piormont, N. boat for their homes. on friends hero Sunday afternoon. Mr. Wm. T. Donnloy nnd son mo­ Y „ and II. F. Qunckonbos o f this Mrs, John Thursby and son have been bore several days during the tored to Jacksonville with Miss Ruth plnco, also several grandchildren. Illness o f Mrs. Thursby’s mother, Wotonhall, who was accompanied by Funeral services were held In tho Mr, B. C. Thnrntt nnd dnughter, Mrs. Catholic church on Thursday after­ Mrs. Julia Thayor. Mr. V. A. Bishop and fnm ily wore Best, tho Intter on routo to their homo noon nt 4 o ’clock. I t 1If l l tlon ns Icing foreman at Sanford ice was called to Falatka last week u plant and will mnko consldorabto im­ her father was very 111 with heart provements on his places hero and trouble. will also add a subdivision to Lake| Miss Hoskins Jones returned Mon­ Mary. He will have a nice lot o f day night from a business trip t o ^ t e i l Q t a l i i m i e t a l B l I l lots on tho market on tho lake front* Jacksonville. nnd ho also expects to erect a pavilion j Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert W right o f Mr. nnd .V-», R. ,4. Rn)f nnd tiro on the lake front and bath houses as W inter Park wore callers at J. G» daughters are moving to their new well, It being ono o f tho best bathing Ellsworth’s on Tuosdny. homo hero on Fourth atTeot and W ll-!p ln ccs on the lnkc. Music will be Mr. nnd Mrs. T. B. Richards w e n bor avenue today. Mr. Ball purchased (furnished by Mr. E. A. Ball, Sanford over night gtiesta o f Mr. and U n . this plnco from Mr. Jorro Rowe la s t' bnndmnster. Tho dimensions o f tho C. E. Chorpcnlng Tuesday, on route wcok. I pavilion has not yet boon decided on to their homo In Lnkawood, Ohio, Those from hero who woro shopping bu^ Rt«rt building In about three from St. Potorshurg, whero they spent in Snnford Mondny woro Dr. Fellows, w 0®!4*. i tho winter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McMnhon, Mrs. A cafeteria supper wns sorvod hero Sonio rnln would bo much appre­ SJoblom, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Ellis, Mr. Snturdny ovening. About seventy- ciated ns some o f tho flow ing wells nnd Mrs. Frank Evans, Mr. Engcrsoll, five people woro present nnd enjoyed nro being forced to flow whether thoy Mrs. N. II. Brnddock, Mrs. Swnnson. the nfltolr. Twenty-three d olors will or not. II. D. Durant hns purchnsed n n o w .wna ncttcd to ho,P m ,u co tho <Iobt o n i Tho frosts reported In Inst week's Ford car j Die new orgnn. Music and games paper were so light thoy did not in­ The now store building Is complot- ho,I,0{, to Pa88 nWRy tho g e n in g . j jure the tomatoes, snap or lima beans, ed. Mr. Morrll will open up for busl-' Mr. Dlnklo is doing considernbo tho tendorcst o f all growing things. business with his saw mill here and ness April 15th. Considerable land clearing !■ going Property Is changing hnnds h ero, would like for Snnford truck growers on. Several ncres nt tho Fish farm every dny. Frank Evnns hns about{ know he hns plenty o f sawdust hero on Cnmeron Rond; L. Rork on Beardcompleted buying every pleco o f land " t their disposal, nil nvenuo Is clearing several acT«s nvnilnhlc around hero. I ---------------nnd tho land next to tho H. II. Chap­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Shermnn Sowell JHu l*a lej Ka lot pie residence on Celery nvenuo. hnve bought five ncres on tho Inke !■* front known ns tho Hcaly place nnd I*® THE REASON W H Y— Mine Loco­ motives, Factory Trucks, Bnttleshlps, will in the cnrly fall commcnco to Pn build n beautiful winter home there, j Ha H* Airplanes, Submarines nnd rntlronds Among those leaving this week for f - a f t i f f l f c i t o l t a f c t l C i l O l O roly nlmost exclusively on "E X ID E " BATTERIES is beenuso of their honvy their homos in tho north woro Mr. ---------and Mrs. Jcrro Rowe, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. Elwood Irish havo capacity, rugged construction. Thoro Fred Smith, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles gono to their new homo in Pnhokio, is nn "E X ID E ” Bnttory mndo to fit McMahon, Mrs. Ettn Nowmnn and leaving Inst Saturday. On Frldny every mnka automobile with 3 to 7 Mr. C. W. Crosby. Not ono o f tho levelling n pnrty of neighbors enmo years service. Sou us about nn "E X pnrty wanted to go hut hnd to see in for tho ovening nB n farowcll visit IDE” fo r your cnr.— RAY BROTH­ nftor their homes nnd business there. to them, bringing n picnic lunch nnd ERS, "E X ID E ” BATTERY SER­ All will he hnck in tho fall nnd somo giving them good wishes far their VICE. 311-tfc-daw will come for keeps. futura happiness nnd prosperity. Tho Hernld for Post Cards. II. D. Durant hns resigned his poslMrs. C. A. Palmer of Camoron City LAKE MARY J It* Ka n*i res ha EAST SANFORD j Y ou W ish to H elp and Enlarge A T f J i HOME INDUSTRY | and have a secure and profitable investment for yourself, you can do this by investing in some o f the t ? ? ? i t & There will be but a limited amount sold. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS ot the ZACHARY-TYLER VENEER CO. Bonus Feature Just enough to take care of. the expansion of the business. This mill was obliged to turn down as § much business as booked this year and there is no need of the amount to the farmer on all crates purchased which will make a very attractive ♦j* of money that this would represent, going out of the county. and profitable investment. The Bonds will pay | An Enlarged Mill § Means thousands of dollars distributed here each month as well as 8°|0 Semi Annually t _ 1 . • & ■■ ■ ■ ■ ♦|> cheaper prices on crates for the farmers. Thei e will be Your money is invested at home. The proceeds of the mill are used at 1 home. f No Stock Sold 4 Means, Messrs. Zachary and Tyler will take all of the increased issue of i t Bankers Standpoint stock and all o f the business risk. The investor will have a first mort- X gage on the entire plant. In addition to this there will be a special ... Did you ever stop to think how this works out from the -------------------------------- ------------- -— ------------ Call and see us for corroberative information. — Tyler Veneer turn M ■if.. A m - &jLf1Atft k,-1tmk ^ HHUiMBI •h • • ■J j i l y JJJT'iV * 1 1■>,|t �RWf '\*T MIXED JURY IN ST. PAUL TUG SNATE HAS RATIFIED CAUSES TROUBLE TO OFFICIALS THE FOUR-POWER TREATY WHEN LOCKED IN JURY ROOM BUT WITH RESERVATIONS Finally Untangled A ll Parliamentary D iffi­ culties and Joined supplT m ents cans Insisted it would bo entirely e f­ fective. Senator Hitchcock, o f Nebraska, senior Democrat membor of tho fo r­ eign relations committee, declared tho sonata's notion in Riving belated ap­ proval to tho supplement "is an ad* mission to Jnpnn that tho supple- ,, .. . . pect to be. Tho Sanford section where farms and groves abound is practical­ ly local option by mutual agreement and not by law although a law of this kind would be the right procedure. % TO IN VE STIG ATE No Provisions Had Been Made for the Men and CH ARG E OF MISS W om en Jurors M IA M I’S PILOT (Ity The Akaorlnlrd I’ r e a a j ......................... MIAMI, March 28.— The charges ST. PAUL, Minn., March 28.— St. Paul's third mixed jury was forced to spend the night in the same room in the county jail on o f pilot Robert Moore, sole ■u™'ror , account of failure to reach a verdict, prepared to resume the de- o f the Miss Miami, that a fishing Herald want ads get results. Heavy Cold? Chest All Clogged Up ? D ON’T let it get a start. Dr. King’, New Discovery will get right down to work, relieving the tight feeling in the chest, quieting the racking tough, gently stimulating the bowel* thus eliminating the cold {misont! Always reliable. Just good medicine mode to case colds and coughs. For fifty years a standard remedy. Ctfc? ft with heirful results. F a rs the children’s cijup. No harmful drugs. Convincing, heab ing taste that the kiddies like: At all druggists, 60c. lib e r a t io n s th is m o rn in g , in a d a m a g e su it. E ig h t w o m e n an d f o u r boat failed to hoed his signals and tho four powor treaty." Other Dem­ men are on the jury. They took’the coho jate yesterday and after passed up tho wrecked piano, leaving ocrats also argued thnt tho only prop­ falling to ngreo were locked u p lute Inst night ns required by law. Mooro and lifs five passongen to er procedure wa sto reconsider the Criticism which followed the locking up of the first two ^iries had their fate in the sea, will be investi­ vote ratifying the four-power pact so caused officials to make better nrrnngements for part; nh«- o4’ gated !?»* tba bureau o f navigation of as to Include the supplement in that the jury room and last night heavy curtains and high screens were tno aepnnTnrfuCot commerce. ratification. Adoption o f tho domes­ Tho navigation bureau yesterday nvnilable. WABIUNCTON, March 28.— The tic questions supplement as a "reser­ wired officials o f tho Miami Airways Senate finally untnnglcd its parlia­ vation" to tho geographical supple­ Corporation, owners o f tho plane, to mentary difficulties ovor tho four- ment,' however, was by a vivo voce forward at onco to them all Informa­ power treaty supplements yeotorduy vote. tion concerning tho incidents Immeby Joining the two supplementary Two attempts woro made to attach diately preceding and following the agreements togothor and then ratify­ other reservations, Senator Pittman, plane’s landing on the water. ing them both by unanimous vote. Democrnt, Nevada, presenting tho Q ^ o id ^ a n ^ C o u ^ / is Hope fo r finding the bodies o f the Ono of tho supplements, itself in Lodgo Lcuguo o f Nations reservation : ive who were drowned— Mr. and Mr*. Feel Badly? Bowels Sluggish? .the form of a treaty, defines tho geo­ on domestic questions, and Senator Haven’t any "pep " in work or play. August Bulte and Mr. and Mrs. graphical scope of tho four power pact Robinson, Democrat, Arkansas, intro­ You're constipated! The stimulating >nwrenco E. Smith o f Kansas City, eo us not to incli’.do tho Japanose ducing ngain his proposal that outsido Scjit.Him By Chairman Service Men’s Organiza­ action of Dr. King’s Pills brings hack and Mra. J. S. Dickson o f MemphU— C- y-... old time energy. All druggists, 25c, homeland. .The other, attached to the powers he invited to was abandoned yesterday after an­ tion o f Democratic Party P R O M P T ! W O N T GRIPE flrst by yesterday's action in tho form conferences affecting thoir interests. other plane and a subchasor hod Tho Pittman reservation was boaten, o f a "reservation,” stipulates that is­ searched tho waters fo r hours. Navi(lly The Aaaorlntri] I'rraa) sues which ore purely o f a domestic 21 to 41), and tho Robinson reserva­ CHICAGO, March 28.— Woodrow Wilson has declined to dis­ character cannot bo brought bofore tion was rejected without a roll call. Senator Robinson iiIbo sought with­ cuss current political issues in response to an invitation to do so the four power "conferences." sent him by Palmer Edmunds, chairman of the Former Service Tho vote on tho douhle*bnrrollcd out success to amend tho supplemen­ ■ Men’s Organization of Regular Democratic organization. Wilson, ■ ratification resolution was 73 to 0, tary treaty so that tho island o f Sak­ ■ opponents of tho four power plan halin also would ho excluded from tho in his reply, however, makes declaration of his belief "That we a ■ ■ shall very soon indeed wipe away the ugly record wc made in fail­ oporation o f tho four-powor plan. Ho joining In giving approval to tho ing to fullfil the objects for which our gallant men fought.” arguod thnt trouble on that island supplements because they interpreted Russia a tho two agreements ns limiting and would ho nlmoHt certain if a Herald, nnd wo live in n stock coun­ PROPERLY PLACING THE would attack Japan, hut his amend­ curtailing tho operation o f the princi­ a try ns well ns a farming country, thnt ■ BURDEN. pal troaty, Several attempts to at­ ment was voted down, 20 to B3. Sena­ a the stockmen o f Florldn nro anxious ■ tach othor reservations which had tor Undcrwvood, of Alabama, tho Dem­ A recent decision o f the Alnbamn to do tho right thing in tho way of lo­ failed when tho four power treaty it­ ocratic lender, led the fight against ■ self waB under consideration were de­ it, saying that it might lend to rejec­ supreme court says that a county is cal option fences nnd also dipping tho a cattlo if tho dipping can be dono hy tion o f thu whole four powor not obliged to fence in n stock-law ur■ feated by the usual pro-trcnty and an­ mngement hy .inpan. the cattlemen according to tho meth­ district in order to prevent trespoas ti-treaty line-up. by range cattle, but thnt "the burden ods thnt their experience has proved a As soon ns the vote had been com ­ ■ of keeping such cattle o ff tho closed is tho best. In other words the cattle­ pleted Senator Lodge of Massachu­ VAR IO U S CITIES rongo is upon tho owners o f cattle." men of Floridn are law abiding citi­ setts, tho Republican lender, called up IN SOUTH FLORIDA Something like that question recent­ zens and want to do what is right but tho nuvnl limitation treaty establish­ ly nroso on tho Florida cast const in they have boon misunderstood nnd TO A T T E N D MEET ing a B-B-8 capital ship ratio for tho a a county whom local stock-lnws wore told to do as the theorist said or suf­ ■ United StntcH, Grout Britain and Ja­ a fer the consequences. They think nnd enneted hy the last legislature, Tho ■ pan. Debate on it Ih to Login today, Are Not Satisfied With the Way the courts hnve not passed in finality on they have every reason to boliovo, thnt [toads Are Being Built and thu administration managers ex­ tho issuo raised in this stnto, hut it there are thousands of acres of land •t *• «• «• pect to huo it ratified hy an almost *• •« •e •a n the state o f Floridu at tho present would appear that commnn sense di­ M. M. Smith, former chairman o f unanimous vote by the end of tho. ■ the Htato road department and presi­ rect nttontion to tho principle laid time that are not fit for nnything ex­ week. ■ cept the grazing lands. There arc no down hy tho Alnbnmn court. dent o f tho Florida Automobile Asso­ Tho plan of combining action on tho farms or orango groves in these lands Cattle nnd othor range animals nro two four-power treaty supplements ciation, will ho naked today to ropropermitted to roam nt large nnd nt will nnd will not bo for mnny years to FIFTH N IG H T was proposed by Senator Lodgo nftor sont tho Orlando Chnmbor o f Comin Florida, If they wander into n come. There is no reason in tho morco at tho good roads meeting in ho had decided it was unnecessary to town or com field tho presumption is world why tho cnttlo should not roam prosont two separate ratification reso­ St, Augustine, March 20-30, B. R. Cox, thnt tho town or com field owner hnd freo nnd undisturbed on these lands. secretary of tho chnmbor, said last lutions. Tho troaty opponents, hold­ ■ not sufficient fonco to protect thorn Whore tho fnrmers nnd grove owners ■ night nftor ho had boon notified that ing that the domestic questions sup­ against tho incursion o f tho cnttlo. inve come in nnd taken up lands the plement really was a part of thu four Arthur Schultz, tho first delegate ap­ This is an extremely unjust position cnttlo should bo removed. Local op­ power pact, pretested that thu method pointed, would ho unnhlo to attend. for a Rtnto to ussumu in tho light of tion Hliould apply in every county in Tho St. Augustine meeting hns as­ finally sattlod upon hy tho Republi­ ■ its knowledge that the nvorngo range tho stato before tho no fonco law is ■ can leader was hut a "weak and un­ sumed greater significance since it ■ land for pasturngo purposes iH worth demanded nnd until all the lands of ■ satisfactory” way to solvo tho parlia­ has become known that boosters of about a dollar an aero, while the value tho stnto nro taken up by farms the ■ mentary problom confronting the sen­ stale road No. 2 will renow their pro­ ■ Great of cultivated farm, truck lands and cit­ cattle should remain. Tho dipping is ■ tests over the man nor in which tin ate, hut Mr. Lndgu and other Kopubllpresent road department is conducting rus groves in Florida runs all the way recognized by the cattlemen o f Florida Musical its affairs. Tho local Chamber of from three hundred to three thousand as being all right only they do not Novelty want to be made to dip their cnttlo Commerce has received a letter from dollars per aero, per crop produced. Under tho present state laws a vast every fourteen days in tho hot sum­ the Sanford chamber .which puts thu area is kept cultivated because thous­ mer time when driving tho cnttlo to situation in a new light. Sanford ■ Wa believe in flowers around ttas makes thu claim that the department ands of small farmers and homestead­ tho dipping vats will kill them and ■ koines of tba South. Flowers brighten OF 11 BIG ATTR AC TIO N S ■■ Ih virtually ignoring roads which ers are not financially able to fonco did kill them. They want to dip thorn ! JUST O NE qb the borne surroundings and give their holdings; and unless they nro according to the conditions in Floridn Pleasure and satisfaction to those who would benefit this section of tho statu in favor o f road No. 1, which extends fenced it is worse than useless to at­ thnt nro vastly different from othor bars them. tempt improvement o f nny kind. parts of tho country. In fnct if tho : Wa have filled more than a million from Lake City to Jacksonville. Whatever ndvnnco toward agricul­ cnttlcnion of Floridn nro met half way 1 Season Tickets Only.......................;............. $3.00 ; MOkata of seeds, of beautiful yet In tho letter rucoived here it is autly grown flowers to be given to contended thnt when the present con­ tural freedom for Florida the state thoy will bo found on tho side o f lnw m t custouiors this spring. inay Imvo made prior to 1021, tho leg­ and order and trying to do their part Wouldn’t you like to have five tracts awarded since January t are islature o f thnt year not only halted, townrd building up the Btnto. That completed the road department will MOkete of beautiful flowers freoT ■CHAUTAUQUA W E E K HERETQV CAN OBT THEM! Hastings have spent more stale and federal aid but actually drovo back to tho picket thoy hnve been misunderstood In the ■ INI catalog Is a 100- page handsomely money on road No. I than on all oth­ lines. Tho Jncksonvillo TJmes-Unlon past goes without saying nnd thnt ■ Illustrated seed hook full from cover er highways in thu sin to added to­ declares "Tho Inst legislature of Flor­ thoao who know hut littio nbout rais­ ■ ■ to oovar of truthful deenrlptlonn and ida was a reactionary body. It is the ing cattlo hnvo tried to foist laws up­ gether. The loiter asserts that the tyvatrattou of vegetable!, Dowers and .9 plain duty of tho pcoplo o f Florida to on them that would drive them out of farm crops. It 1s Dill of helpful gar proposed improvements on this par­ boo that no moro ignorant, reaction­ business is n well known fnct. Tho den. flower and farm Information that ticular road will cost $27,000 a milo !• needed In overy Southern home, and that only $7,000 a milo will ho as­ ary, more politicians nro sent to next time is coming whon all cnttlo in and, too, the catalog tells you how to sessed in the counties through which year’s sessions, nor nny Hubsequont Floridn will ho undor fence but it is *•» these flower Needs absolutely free. sessions o f tho logislnturo. Tho pcoplo long way o ff at present nnd tho solu­ Write for our 1023 catalog now. It the road passes, the remainder to ho havo suffered enough nt tho hands o f tion o f tho nlfnir at this time is for I# the finest, most valuable and beau­ paid from state and federal aid funds, tho cattlemen nnd tho fnrmors to get tiful seed book ever published, and Tho total cost of completing the rood such person b." you Will bo mighty glud you've got tt. is estimated at $1,000,000, What hns boon done In Alnbnmn Is together nnd frame a local option bill Thai la no obligation to buy anySanford plans to instruct its dele- flooded to ho dono in Florldn; nnd un­ thnt will cover tho present difficulties thing. Just ask fur tho catalog, and gates to tho meeting to protest less tho "Ignornnt reactionaries" got of tho situation nnd then work hand1in It will come by ruturn mall. against tho alleged inequality of dis­ control ngnin, it is boyond belief thnt hand In tho futuro for tho gradun H. a . H ASTIN GS CO., SEEDSM EN, A T L A N T A , GA. tribution of tho state and fodoral aid Florida’s next legisinturo will not nt fonclng o f tho cnttlo undor thousands money, nnd if tho road department lonst make a good Btnrt for tho assist­ of acres of lands that will grow grass dues not satisfactorily explain its ac­ ance o f tho agriculturist nnd tho hor­ nnd feed to keep tho cnttlo from stnrv tion, to urge tho meeting to demand ticulturist, which means, assisting tho ing to death after they arc finally fenced. Florida cnttlo ennnut bo Hint tho governor removo certain llvo stock mnn also. W ear! W ear! W ear! fenced wholly within tho confines of a Commenting on tho decision of the niemhors o f the commission. but it never touches the wood Tho question will ho discussed to- Alabama court, tho Mobile Register •ertaln nron at this timo nnd thosa dny at tho weekly luncheon of tho ndd tho susgostion: "There now re­ that hnvo tried It in this part of tho CpOUNDING htels, kicking toes. Chamhur and Mr. Smith will bo urged mains a needed further decision to stnto hnvo mado a grievous failure of ■* and banging furniture leg* never Beat quality, old.fashlonml, reach the fibre* of a floor varnished to accept tho appointment on tho place tho hurden of protection upon it. Those nro facts founded upon tho twilled ''Denim ''-the honest, =: with Devoe Marble Floor Finish. ground thnt ho is thoroughly fninilinr tho ownors of rnngo cnttlo, whother oxporicnco of tho cuttlomon themselves long-wtiarlngcloUi "like they within n stock-law district or n o t" nnd thoso who tried out tho plan o:’ It* deep rich glow adds beauty to with the work o f tho road depart­ used to make." the room. Its smoothness make* fencing Florida cnttlo boforo they ment.— Orlando Sentinel. If tho IcgiBlnturo of Florida would cleaning easy. Its toughness kaeps planted tho right kind o f grosses anc tako that suggestion to itself, also, It dust and germ* out of the pores of the wood. When tho growers o f Mooro Haven would bo but a short whllo before the feeds nnd studied tho situation from found it would take $70 a ear more tc opon rnngo of Florida would ntomnt- all angles. What a great help to good house­ keeping is a floor finished with Devoe ship thoir 10,000 aero cabbage eroj Icnlly abolish itself; for tho cost of Are first-elans Union-made Lot us give tho cattlemen thoir Marble Floot Finish Varnish. rmeuta for men and boys. than tho northern market offorod foi "protection" would far out count in duos and investigate tho cattlo situa­ Id under our Iron •clad Extremely durable. Easy to apply,' cabbage, they stopped shopping. How tho end tho cost of fonclng, and tho tion thoroughly boforo wo condemn guarantee. A»k your douler. Devoe Products are time-tilted and about fixing n standard prico for cab bettor grudes of cattlo would soon bo them for things that thoy may havo Kahn M/g. Co., MobOo, Ala. proven,backed by the 168years'experU bnge, Republicans?— Tampa Tribune rocognlzort as moro profitable undor or may not have dono. ■AT* l enca of the oldest paint manufacturing And wo arc reliably Informed that fence thnn tho scrub cows now raised Tho editor o f tho Hornld has studied concern in the U.S. Founded 1754. tho freight rnlo on cabbage from Cal­ on tho opon range.— Tampa Tribune tho question of tho open rango, tho ifornia to Chicago is just about ono This sounds moro real nnd not like fencing of cattlo, dipping and all thnt BALL HARDWARE CO, = v^“ half of what it is from Southern Flor tho stntumonts o f Borne of tho state has boon advoeatod during tho past Ida, although the dlstanco in twice ni pnpors thnt stockmon should ho made fiftaon years in this part o f tho state far and much of It mountainous coun to fonco thoir cattlo nt onco nnd take and boliovo that local option is the try where railroad building costs more tho chances of tho Block dying as they only solution at this timo. This was than elsewhere in tho United States nro apt to do whon' they nro fenced our platform when a candidate fo r Why cannot tho South get something without tho propor grasses nnd foods tho legislature several years ago and Hko a square deal from tho railroads T being planted at least a year or more we still stand on that platform al- j -Wnuchulla Advocate. beforehand. It is the opinion o f the though not a candidate and never ex- ’ DOMESTIC QUESTIONS WILL NOT COME BEFORE THE r FOUR-POWER CON­ FERENCE sr gators believe that by this time the* have been devoured by shirks. ^ Moore wes much improved tods* nnd physicians said he would be abl« to leave the hospital in a few days. WOODROW WILSON DECLINES TO DISCUSS POLITICAL ISSUES IN RESPONSE TO INVITATION Dr. N ew D iscovery niw ->WK| D r. K in ffs Pills s 3 s SO LIS’ M ARIM BA BAND ■A superb organization of spirited Cen­ tral American musicians, featuring their unique musical instrument, the Marimba s REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA Mllllon Packets Of Flower Seeds Free APRIL 4TH TO APRIL 8TH DEVOE M a r b le F lo o r F in is h Genuine Indigo D E N IM “PA N A M A " O v e r a lls w K "Made To Make Good1 -- :... t *I ImU H S hIhIh KHI �W r W :'1 ' •‘f ' W * ’ • THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1928 MUird, T. I. Wilton, IS. Ilmitk*, IXtno Trtidwill. Buford, r lorId*. Mrs. O. R. Taylor, Sanford, Fla. 8.—1Thai Hi* known boodlmldar*, morl ■*(*«•, *ml oilier wearily bold*™ owning or holding 1 per e«nt or mart of totil amount of Innda, mort­ gagee, or other tecnritlee tret Mergenlhnler I.lnotjpe Comptny, New York. *■—-n**t th* two paragraph* neii ahore, gla. Ing the namea of Ibe owner*, itoekholdan, and aecnrlty holder*. If any, contain not only the tlat of alockholdera and aaeurlty huldera a* they ap­ pear upon book* of the company hut alan, in ***** where the iloeklwliter or aecnrlty bolder appear* upon the twoka of the company aa Iruetee or tn any other fiduciary relation, the name of the pertun or corporation for whom euch truitee la acting, ta given; alto that the eafd two paragraph! contain atatamanta embracing afflanl'i full knowledge and belief a* to tha clrcumatancea and rondltlona ender which atockholdera and security holder* who do not ap-> trustoea, hold stock and securities tn a peur upon ths books of tho company s s capacity other than that of a bona fide owner: nnd this nfflant hns no roason to bellavo that any other person, ns*, aoclatlnn, or corporation baa any Intareat > l f i or Indirect to the raid atock, bond*, or other w curl Ilea than a* ao Hated by him. N. J. I.IM.AIID. „ Dullness Mgr. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 23rd day of March, 1931. r-wm ' Commissioners, Seminole Coun­ Const Railroad crosses Avenue C, In tor tbs holding of said bond alsetlon. ty, Florida. Adopted thla 7th day o f Maroh, A. D. Plat of Town site o f Oeneve, Florida, acaordlng ta plat recordod thereon In 1922. Ry; V. B. DOUGLASS, D. C. L. A. RRUMLBY. Plat Doak 2, page II, of Seminole 3-10-otd and St w (S E A L ) Chairman. County, Florida, thence run East O. P. SWOPE, to Hscond Street, thence South l a the Circuit Court ot the Seventh J a E. C U RLETT on Second Street to Avenue E, being L. P, IIAGAN, dlrlal Circuit o f Florida, la aad for the street corner on which the II. H. Arm Iaale Connty, In Chancery. C. W . ENTZM1NOER, Pattlshall store elands, thence East to Tho Rotnry luncheon nt tho Vnldoz Hoard of County Commissioners, the East line nt Beotlon 21, Township Seminote County, Florb “ ‘ rlda. 20, South of Range 32 East, thence Hotel wna onllvened today by the O R D E R OF FCDLIOATION South and Southwesterly following the Attest: -embers who attended tho district A. DOUGLASS, main road between Genova and Oviedo Clerk o f tho Board of County Victoria W o tiel, Complainant, through Iowa City to the Atlantia meetinK nt Savnnnah Riving an ac­ Commleelonorn, Seminole Coun­ vs, Const Railroad crossing In front of ty. Florida. Karl Wetxel, Defendant. Lawton Uroe.' store at Oviedo, a dis­ count of the meeting. President HarRy: V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. To: Karl Wetael, Residence Unkn own! tance of approximately eight miles, Stevens gave a detailed report of It appearing from an affidavit filed enld road to he re-hard surfaced, paved 3-10-Std; and Stwo In thlc causa that you are a non-resi­ and placod In first class condition. the meeting and tho many side lights dent of the State of Florida, that your OVIEDO AND CHULUOTA ROAI) NOTICE OF ELECTION place of reeldenoe Is unknown: that yon of tho big convention nt which the tleglnnlng on the South line of tho W H E R E A S , a resolution hns been are over tbo age o f twenty-one y e a n town site of North Chuluota at Avenue dubs of tho Southern states o f tho „ . " NOTICE D, run North on Avenue D, five (8) duly ndopted by ths Board o f County and that there Te no one In tha State of Seminole County, Florida the service o f a aubpoena upon Notice Is hereby given that we, W i l ­ blocks to Seventh Street, thence W est Commissioners of Eighth District took part. St. Peters­ liam II. Raiding and wife, Flore.>ae on Seventh Street two (2) blocks to Florida, o f even date herewith, that It whom would bind you, the eald Karl * Raiding, on the 10th day of April, A. would be expedient and to tho beet In­ Wetael. burg Is tho next convention city ns Avenuo It, thence North on Avonue R, D, 1912, at 10 o'clock a. m. will make three blocks to Fourth Htreet. thence terests o f Homlnole County, Florida, to Therefore, you are hereby ordered St. Pete with their jo z z band and their application to tho Judge of the Circuit West on Fourth Btroet one (1) block Issue oounty bonds o f the County of and required on (he third day o f ApriL Seminole, Slate of Florida, for the Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of A. D. 1922, to appear to the bill o f to Avonuo A, thence North on Avenue bunch of live wires ( completely cap­ the State of Florida, at DeLand. Flori­ A, approximately four (4) tenths of a purpoHo of constructing, re-hard eur complaint exhibited against you in this da. or wherever the court may then be, mllo to where the pubtla road turns facing, macadamising and paving cer­ cause, otherwise a decree pro confeew tured the convention! Dear old John for an order authorising the adoption Woat townrde Oviedo, thence Westerly tain roads In Seminole County, Florida, will be entered agalnet you on eald Tumor, the, district governor from of an unnamed Infant child Whoae par­ following the public road between Chu­ Ini said resolution particularly descrlb- date. ents ere unknown. J, and for the further purpose o f buildIt le further ordered that thla notion luota nnd Oviedo to tho Atlantia Coast ed. Tampa had served his year and was (SKA!.) MIN NIK DAKKR. tg and constructing a bridge noross be published In tha Sanford Herald ___ ^p^atsd this 10th day of March, A. D. Line Railroad crossing In front of Law- Ing Noter* t’uhlle. supplanted hv a^ man from Ala­ ton P r o s' store at Oviedo, making a the St. Johns river In Seminole County, onco a week for eight weeke. My commission expires October 11th, Florida, at a point known ae Osteen Witness my hand and the seal of said W IL L IA M II. DELDINQ. total distance or approximately alx and bama and tho various committees of 1911. Court nn this the 12rd day o f January, .. .. FLORENCE EELDINQ. tiva-tenthe (B.8) miles, enld road to he Ferr>M* 30-ltO TitbiliLFUltE, RE IT nE SO LV BD , A D 1T*** re-hard surfaced, paved and placed tn Rotary held their meetings all over ■ (B H A L f B. A. DOUGLASS, That notice be. and the same le hereby first class condition. riven, that on the ltth day o f April, A . Notice o l Application for Tax Deed Un­ Clerk Circuit CourL Notice of Application for Tax Deed, the city and there was a meeting of G EN EVA A V EN U E Semlnol _____ lounty, _ .. ^ ile. County,JO, der Seetlon B75 of tho General StatReglnnlng nt the W e st end of draw­ J. 1922, nnd In pursuance o f the reso­ Under Section 675 of the General some kind every hour. B y: V. B. DOUGLASS, D. C. ntea o f the' State o f Florida bridge across Ht. Johns River on the lution aforesaid, duly adopted by the County Commissioners of Seminole « M E U R YD A Y . IIILRURN A hfERRYDAY, Notice Is hereby given that Chuluota road running from Sanford to Geneva, Statutes of the State o f Florida Deane Turner gave an account of Solicitors and of Counsel for Co. purchaser of Tax Certificate No. run West approximately one and one- County. Florldn, and now being pub­ Complainant. 14-lte 199. datod"lhe 3rd day of June, A. 11 quarter (1*4) miles to brick pavement. lished In the Sanford Herald, tha only the meeting o f the committees on 1918, has filed said certificate In my o f ­ Also beginning nt East end o f said nownuaper published In Seminole Coun­ Boys Work as ho is chaii^nan o f this Notice is hereby given that V. W. fice, und hna made application for Tux bridge, run East one -half <tt) mile to ty, Florida, an election will be held, In the C ircuit Court, Reveuth Ju d lelu l Deed lo Issue In accordance wllh Inw. brick pavement. Said road to be re- nnd the same le hereby ordered to bo coromltteo in the Sanford Club and Estes purchaser o f Tax certificate No. Said Circuit la and fa r Hcntlucle certificate embraces tha following hard surfneed, pavpd nnd placed In held throughout the County of BemtC ouuty, F lorida nolo, to determine whether there shall the work being done in this depart­ 346, dated the 3rd day o f June, A. D. described property situated In Seminole first class condition. he Issued by tho said County of Semi­ County, Florida, to-wlt: Lots 4. G, and ORANGE IIOU LEV A IIP ment of Rotary is worthy o f more 1018, has filed said certificates In my 6, Dlock D, Chuluota. The said land be­ nole. bonds In the eald sum of 8100,IN C HANCERY tleglnnlng nt the Intersection of 000.00; to benr Interest at the rate of ing asr<*r*c.* ,i* **■» o f **v* than passing notice. office, and has made application tor of suoh carllflcala In tha tiumo of K i s ­ Vit.oiati BbiAivtAi! 'gfttv Oregon Street six per centum per annum, Interest ns laid out In the Map of Sanford payable ncml-annunlly: said bolide to F. L. Woodruff, Complalntant, Charlie Henry gave an account of tax deed to Ibsuo In accordance with simmee Valley Construction Co. vs. Also: Tux Certificate No. 600, dated Farms, recorded In Plat Rook One (t) mature thirty yearn after tha date of the meeting of the good fellowship law. Said certificate embraces tho the 3rd day of June. A. D. 1918. has pages 127 and 128 of Seminole County tho lasunucn thereof: said bonds to bo C. H. Llndsley, P. Freder, and B. J. Records, run East on Orango Boule­ dated July 1st, 1922; 118.000.00 o f the Close. Defendante. filed enld Certificate In my offlco, and committees and the entertainment following described property situated O R D E R OF PUBLICATION has made application for Tax Deed to vard approximately ono ( l ) mllo ta the proceeds derived from tho sulo of laid North nnd Houth one-quarter (Vi) lino bonds to be used for constructing, re- To the unknown hofre, devisee, gran­ Issue In accordance with law. Said Cer­ thnt was offered tho gucBts and from In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: tees or other claimants, and all par­ tificate embraces the following do- of Hectlon 21, Township 19, Houth of hard surfnclng, mucadnmlxlng and pa v­ Ilauga 39, East, where Orango Houle- ing tho roads In Seminole County, Flor­ all accounts It would seem thnt they ties claiming an Interest under C. IL Beg. 305 ft. S and 30 ft W o f NE j soYibed proporty situated in Homlnolo yard Intersects tho Monroe Ilrlck toad, ida, particularly described In tho reso­ Llndsley, I’. Freder and E. J. Close, Florida, to-w lt: Lots 4. 8, and cor of 1.4, sec. u, fi Trwp w mi l’„ mlnl>'i lacked nothing to be provided fo r their cor. oi S b iW v 1-J 1-4 of or NIV i n w i-t ulook Florida, Chuluutllt , ho 81, ia 1tt„ a l(0. said road tn ha ro-hnrd surfaced, paved lution aforesaid; nnd $12,009.00 of tha or othorwlso In the property herein­ und placed in first class condition. procoeds derived from tha Bale of said after described, nnd to all parties welfnro while there especially In tho 21 S, Range 29 East, run S to F, M. I"k assossod at tho dnto of tho Issu­ bund* tn tie used for building nnd con­ claiming nn Interest In said property, HANDS HIDING ItOAD ance of such certificate In tho name of hotel lino. In fact Mayor Henry was Ry, W. 005 ft., N to pt. W o f beg., E Kissimmee Valley Construction Co. Un­ situated In Seminole County, Florida, Iloglnnlng on Ht. Gortrudo Avenuo nt structing a bridge across the St. Johns to-wlh: less said certificate shall lie rodeemed a point npprnxlmntoly 1403 foot West Rlvor In Somlnole County, Florldn, nt simply crazy about somo of tho Sn- to beg., containing 5 acres more or according a point known ns Osteon Ferry; nt of tho Hcrlluii lino between Sections to law Tax Deed will tssuo Beginning 16 chains North and 38 and which said election tha question an to 26 nnd 27, Township 19, Houth of ltangu thereon on tho 18th day of April, A. vannnh hotelB. 8-100 chains East o f the Southwest cor­ less. 30 East, said point being on tho conter tho Issuance of said hands In conform­ ner, Heotton 35, Township 19 South, D. 1922. , The noonday luncheon today was WITNESS my official signature and lino of a public road running North to ity with tho aforesaid resolution of the Range 30 Hast, run North 18 chalnn The mid land being assessed at the of Seminole East It chains nnd Southwestsrly I I Hiding, run North approximate­ County Commissioners Kplctc with many good things and date o f tho issuance o f such certifi­ seal this tho 10th day of March, A. D. Itnnd'H ly 1599 foot to within 15 foot o f tho County. Florldn, nhnll bo submitted to nnd 26-100 chains and W e st IS analne. 1923. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad right-of- tho legal voters of tho County of Setnl- Also beginning 20 and 4-100 among them was tho embracing In cate in tho name of Unknown. (HEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS, chalnu way, thonco Northwesterly on public nolo, Htnto o f Florida. Tho form of tho East of the Northwest corner, Bectlou Clerk Circuit Court, the membership o f Harry B. Lewis ballot to ho usod In such aleotton shall road along railroad approximately 29a Hcmlnolo County, Fla. 2, Township 20 Houth. Range 20 East, Also Tax Certificate No. 308, dated Ry: A. M. W E E K S , D. C. foot to railroad crossing, thonco across he: " F o r Ronds" or "A gainst Hoods." run East 5 chains, South 18 chains and .1, D. Davison into full fledged tho 2nd dny o f June, A. D. 1919, haa 30-Clo Tho following named persons nro ap­ W est 6 chains nnd north 18 chains. Also tho railroad rig ht-of-way to a public pointed Inspectors and Clerks of said road paralleling the railroad on Its members o f Sanford Rotnry and they filed said certificate in my office and RESOLUTION OF HO A lit) OF COUN­ beginning 360 feet South nnd 446 feet northerly able, thonco southeasterly election: TV COMMISSIONERS OF SEMI­ West o f U Hoctlon post on Enet line of will he duly initiated later on. along this road approximately 100 feet I'RECINUT NO, 1.— flANKOKD— Heatlan 36. Township 19. range 30 East, NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA has made application for Tax Deed to to tha rund on tho north lino of Hoc­ run W eet 218 feet. South 300 feet, East W. E. Ilotts issuo thereon in nccordanco with law. tlon 27. 1'ownshlp 19. Houth o f Rnngo 215 feet, North 300 feet. Also Lot I, F. I,. Woodruff, Jr., Wherone, tho system of hard sur­ .19 En.it, thonco East approximately Block 14, Tlor 8. Sanford, Florida. T. M. Fox, Inspectors. HARDING INVITED TO Said certificate embraces tho follow ­ faced roads In Seminole County Is In­ 2260 feut to road running North and You uro hereby ordered to appear tn R. C. Maxwell. Clark. nnd Houth. thonco Houth 1500 foot to Ht. t'llKCTNCT NO. 2.— MONROE— tho nbovo entitled enuso on the rule day ADDRESS EDITORS ing described property situated In complete, Wherone, this Hoard dooms It expe­ Gurlrmlo Avenue, said road to he roof May tho same being tho first day of L. II. Maun, dient und tn tho beet Interests of Semi­ Imrd surfaced, paved und placed In first Hcmlnolo County, Florida, to-wit: May, A. D. 1022, at tha Court House In C. O. Bell, nole County to have built nnd con­ Hanford, Florldn, In default whereof the J. C. Moffett, Inspectors WASHINGTON, March 28.— Presi­ E 1-2 of SW 1-4 o f NW 1-4 (less structed a inoru thorough and coruploto elans condition. complnlnunt will bo entitled and auth­ A. H. Hawkins, Clerk. ROAD ON SECTION LINE IIETWEEN dent Harding is shaping plans fo r his 9 ncrcs in NE cor. Sec. 9, Twp. 21 S., system of hard surfaced highways orized to proceed ex pnrto. UllECTNCT NO. II,— MANFORD— SECTIONS 20 AND 27. TOWNSHIP throughout tho County of Seminole, W. M. McKinnon 111, SOUTH OF RAN G E IIO EAST, And It In further ordered thnt a copy Alaska trip next summer so thnt he Range 29 East, containing 11 acres, and to Issue county bonds o f Seminole C. L, llrltt of thla notion ho published once a week (W E S T CITY LIMIT ROAD) County, for tho purnoeo of construct­ L. T. Hrynn. Inspectors tleglnnlng at tho half mile post be­ for twelve consecutive weeks In th* can attend the 37th nnnunl convention more or less, ing paved, mnendnmixed or other hard W . M. I lay nes. Clerk. "Sanford Herald" a uawspnper In gen­ tween Sections 29 nnd 27, Township 19, highways In Seminole County, .South of the National Editorial Association Tho said land being assessed at the surfaced PRECINCT NO. 4.— t'A OLA— eral circulation In the said County. of Range 39, East, run Houth ap­ Florida, more particularly described as proximately George .Smith Wltnese my hand as Clerk of the 2199 foot to Loosburg to be held at Missoula, Montana, date o f the issuance o f such certifi­ follows, to-w lt; Leotinrd Kelx uforosald Court and the Heal thereof llranch of Atlaullo Coast Line Railroad, RE A RD A LL A V EN U E A. V. McOuln. Inspectors this the ltth day of January. A. D. 1912. j said road to ho re-hard surfaced, paved early in July. The prcsldont is t» cate In tho name of Unknown. tleglnnlng at the Intersection of and placed In first class condition. A. A. lllcks. Clerk. (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLAHS, paid-up member o f tho National Edi­ Unless said certificates Bhall be re­ Iloardall Avenue at thu North hair mllo i'llENt ll AVENUE AND C EM ET E RY PRECINCT NO, IL— OVIEDO— Clerk. post of Section 33, Township 19, Houth II. O. Crawford Ily: A. M. W E E K S . D. C. ROAD torial Association nnd proud o f his deemed according to taw Tax Deed of Range 31 East, run Houth one mile Hleen Nelson JOHN a. LEONARDY, , ......... lleglnntng at the Intersection of Solicitor for Complainant. 32-13ta H. W. Hwopo, Inspectors affiliation with this organization of will issuo thereon on tho 31st day of to Ocnuva Avenue, said road to bo wid­ French Avonue and Ninth Hired In ened, paved and re-hard eurfaced, and the City of Hanford, run Houth O. O. Wolcott. Clork. on newspaper owners. Such an address March, A. D. 1022. placed In first class condition. French Avenue approximately o m nnd PlttSCINtT NO. II.— G E N E V A — MONIUIE ROAD C. W. Culpepper one-quarter (1*4) miles to tha Houth would bo o f national interest. Witness my official signature nnd tleglnnlng nt the Intersection o f the half mile post of Hectlon 36, Township .1. V. Wicks It. A. Gresham, Inspectors I’roparntlons are made fo r two senl this tho 10th day of Fcbrunry, A. Monroe Road with Ht. Gertrude Avenue, 19. Houth of llungo 39 East, thonco which Intersection In located on the West nix (9) tenths mllos to where F. It. Hrudloy, Clork. special do iuxo trains to transport the D. 1922. North and Houth quarter line of Sec­ private road runs southwesterly Into PRECINCT NO. 7<— CHULUOTA— tion 28. Township 19, Houth of 'Range O. O. Jncohn cemetery. Hnld road to ha ro-hnrd sur­ ,editors during their ontiro tour o f (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, .19 East, at a point 1520 foot BOUtll of faced, tinveil amt placed In first class R. R. Roberts tho North half mile post; run North N. C. Jncohn, tuspoetors twenty-ono days, starting and ondlng condition. Clork Circuit Court, approximately one nnu one-half tulles J. E. Snyder, cinrlt. GOLDSlIOItll AND FAOLA ItOAD at Chicago. HE pain and torture o f rheuSeminole County, Fla. lo tho bridge across the West end of Iluglnnlng at tho intersection of PRECINCT NO. K.— O AII It I ELLA— Monroe, said road to bo widened. Goldsboro It. C. Parker mutism can bo quickly relieved Besides visiting Yoiiowstono and 28-5tc Htreet and French Avonuo By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. Lake inved and re-hard surfaced and placed In tho City of Hanford, run Wost on H. E. Mathers by an application of Sloan's C. E. Mathers, Inspectors n first class condition. Glacier National Parks, tho news­ Goldsboro streot approximately eight Liniment, It brings warmth, ease aad Notice of Application for Tax Deed Un­ IIEARIIALL A V E N U E A. W . Moroman, Clork. paper party will travel over tho vast of (8) tenths miles thonco Houth westerly PRECINCT NO. II.— LONGWOOD— der Section 075 of the General tleglnnlng at the Intersection comfort and lets you sleep soundly. on road pant Fltl's Dairy, approximate­ Statute* of the Slate o f Florida Ileaniall Avenue with Oonova Avenuo C, E. Hartley Always havo a bottle handy and stretch o f Montana, stopping in twen­ Notice In horahy given that H. F. nt the Houth Half mllo post of Section ly nine (9) tenths mllos, thonco follow­ IV. It. Hooker ing tho main road Went and Southwest­ apply when you feel the first twinge. Doudney, purchaser of Tax Certificate 33, Township 19, Houth of Range 31 erly approximately threo-quurtors (3-4) \V. E. Hatcher, Inspectors ty or more towns and passing through .. It penetrates without tubbing. 'No. 133, dated tho 2nd day of Juno, A. East; run Houth two tnlles, said road to J N. Honrcy. Clerk. the mining nnd agricultural d i s tr i c t s ; d . 1919. has filed said certificate in be paved, re-hard surfaced and placed of a mile to tho Houth lino o f Heotlon PRECINCT NO. 10.— L A K E MARY— It’s splendid to take the pain out ol .14, Townnhlp 19. Huulh of Rnngo 30 condition. J. W. Fort lor of the state, state Ptar t oor f tho Y office, has ,8SU0 nmdo )n application tired, aching muscles, sprains and East, thonco West following public oi rne arc tno tnum joumav oy mfor Tnx j , and c0(1 lo accordance In first class G E N E VA A V EN U E II. C. tngeraoll throo* Btruins, still joint*, nnd lame backs. Ueglnntng at the Intersection of road approximately throo nnd It. II. Lynch. Inspectors, will be by water, up Flnthoad Lako, with law. Said certificate embraces Houthwont For forty years pain’s enemy, Aik the following described property sit­ lleardull Avenuo with Genova Avenue tenths (3.3) miles to tho A. E. FtJob Inm. Clerk. which is one o f tho mnnw scenic spots uated In Senunole County. Florida, to- nt tho Houth half mllo post o f Hcetlun corner of township 19, Houth of Range PRECINCT NO. II.— ALTA MONTIS 30 Bant, thence North following tho 33, Township 19, Houth of Itnngu 31 SPRINGS— that llo outside Yellow stone and 230, J, O, approxi­ y°A«',« 'i f f c l . , - 3 !c, 7(*. *1.40. inai no outside reuowsiono nna , wit; Loin F |m 225. Al|d220 and Midway. ThoI'acksaid Eust, run East ono mile, said road to be public road through raolu, A. It. Fuller mately one und one-half (1 (4) miles J. W. Osteon Glacier National Parks. (land being assessed at the date of the re-hard surfaced, paved and placed In to connect wllh brink road at (ho Wont It, C. Tyler, Inspectors first class condition. ouo-huif mllo post of Hoctlon 30, Town­ Missoula Is malting rxton.lvo nr. IffiS fT ? < & ,!£ % ,. “ X T S l * T-r.5P|7 W . It. Bnllnrd. Clerk. C E L E R Y A VEN U E ship 19. South of Itaugo 30 East, said Iloglnnlng at the Intersection of road In ho ro-hard surfaced, paved und Hnld election so ordered to ho held Tsnacmonts to entertain tho a W t o n [ j - u ^ ' U f a oS tlcardall avenuo with Cclory avenue nt placed In first clans condition, shall lie hold nt tho polling plncos In during tho three days thoy will bo the 3 1nt day of March. A. D. 1923. the North half mile post or Hectlon 33, nnd the various precincts where the Inst W ITN E SS my official signature and 19, Houth o f Range 31 East, thoro for tho convention. All the seal this tho 24th day of February, A. Township Whereas, a majority of tho memborn general elect (oil was hnld, throughout run approximately 3,000 feet to Hl tho Hoard of County Commissioners tho ontiro County of Homlnolo, and suoh Johns river, said road to bo re-bard of shall ho conducted nnd the can­ other towns on tho Itinerary are vying D. 1922. Hcmlnolo County, Florida, have vot­ election (SE A L) E. A. DOUGLASS. of the voles certified to, and tho surfaced, paved und placed In first class of ed to build anil construct a bridge vass Clerk Circuit Court, with one nnothor In plans to show returns nnd tho canvass of the returns condition. across the Ht. Johns' Rlvor In Homlnolo of Homlnolo County, Fla. snlil election shall he made In tho MT. GERTR U DE A V E N U E v n iiiiie ie iis iiiim n their hospitality. 28-Btc Ry: A. M. W E E K S . D. C. noginning nt tlio Intorsoatlon of Ht. County, Florida, at a point known ns manner and within tho time proscrib­ O hIooii Ferry, nnd ed for general elections, except thut Gertrude Avenuo with the Monroe road, theWhorean, Special entertninmont will ho pro­ tho Hoard of County Com- the returns of sail! election shall ho de­ which Intersection Is on tho North nnd vided In Yoiiowstono Park whero tho In the Circuit Court of the Seventh Ju­ South Qunrtor Hectlon line of Hectlon intnnlonorn of Hcmlnolo County, Florida, livered tn tho Chairman nnd Clork of dicial Circuit of Florida, la nnd far havn employed thoroughly competent the Hoard of County Commissioners of 28 run westerly following the present and rolluhln experts semi-centennial celebration o f this na­ Nrmlmitc County.— to Chnnrery lo dntermlno thu East, nt a point 1520 fool Houth of the cost and nxponno Incidental to the con­ Hcmlnolo County, Florida, lustcnd of tional playground will bo in full North half mllo post of Bald Hoctlon struction of a goad and substantial to tho Huporvlsor of Registration nnd NOTICE OF MANTEII'H HALE 20: run westerly following tho present iirldgo across tbo Ht. Johns river nt tbo tho County Judge, and. swing, And, Inter on tho trip, when HE IT FURTHER REHOLVED. that brick road approximately two and one- paint aforosndl, who hnvo made a re­ C. W . Entamlngor, Complnlnunt, this order nnd notice of election bo half miles to the West half mile post the editors arrive In Glacier Park thoy vn. to tbo Hoard of County C om mit­ port __ ___ ______ o f Hectlon 30, Township 19, Houth of sinners o f the cost nnd oxponso_to bo published In tho Hanford Herald, tho L. Waring, et nl., Defondanta. will bo greeted In n picturesque man­ Inabol Notice In boruby given that tinder nnd Range 30 East, said road to he ro-hurd Incurred In tbo construction of said only newspaper published In Homlnolo County, Florldn. for a period of not loss surfaced,'paved and placed In first class ner by tho original Inhabitants o f the by virtue o f a decree of foreclonuro nnd condition. bridge, than four weeks prior to tho dnto of nolo entered In tho above cauao on tho T H E R E FO R E , HE IT RESOLVED, by Rocky Mountain country, tho Black- 2nth dny of Fohrunry, A. D. 1922, I, CAMKIION A V E N U E AND HOAD FAST the Hoard of County Commissioner* of said election. Done nnd ordered this 7th dny ol MOOHE'H STATION Mnlnoa, nn .Special Master tn County, Florida, that It Is the March, A. D. 1022. feet Indians, who still stick to their Hchollo noginning nt the Intersection of Hninlnolo Chancery, on Monday, April 3rd, 1972, dstornilnatlon of thin Board thnt It L A. RRUMLBY. tribal custom o f registering their ar­ In front of tho Court JIouco door at Cameron Avenue with Celery Avenue, would bo expedient nnd to Ilia boot In (HEAL) Chairman. Sunford, Florida will offer for enlo and which Intersection is forty (49) rods (erontn of Homlnolo County to Issuo riving guests with tho mammoth rtoll to the highest and bent blddor for West of tho Northeast corner of Hoc- county bonds of tho County of HemlO. P. SWOPE, E. CURLETT, tton 33, Township 19, Houth of Range cash during tho legal houm of sale the nolo far tho purpose o f constructing quill of tho Golden Eaglo. L. P. HAGAN. following dencrlhed land and poritonal 31 East, run Houth on Cameron Ave­ paved, macndnmlxed, or other hard sur­ C. W . KNT7.MINOER, property nltuate In tho County of Hnrnl- nue ono tnllo across said Hectlon 33 to faced highways In said county ns here­ G IV E QUICK RELIEF Heard of County Commissioners. nale and Htato of Florida, raoro partic­ Geneva Avenue, said road tn bo ro- inabove (Inscribed, and for tho further Hcmlnolo County, Florida. PANAMA BARK linrd surfaced nnd placed In first class purpose of building nnd constructing a f,MM 7<Vw — ularly doHcrlhod an follows, to-wlt: 13 tag ike *#fU »»#* Jtegln nt the Southwest corner of condition. . . . Attest: bridge across tho Ht. Johns Rlvor tn SINKS IN HARBOR Also beginning nt tho Intersection of Hcmlnolo County nt a point known as Church street and East Lake Avenue In E. A. DOUGLAHH. A T N EW PORT NEWS the Town of Longwood, run thence Cameron Avenue with Geneva Avonuo Osteen Ferry, and Clerk of tho Ilonrd of County South 290 Teot, Woat 490 feet, thonco nt tho Northeast corner of Hectlon 4, RE IT FURTHER REHOLVED, that North 200 feet, thonco Kust 409 feet to Township 20. Houth of Range 3t East, It Is tho determination of this Board NEWPORT NEW S, March 27.— tho point of beginning, being tho nrop- run Hotltn on Cameron Avenuo approxi­ that tho amount of money required to erty known ns Che Longwood Hotel; mately ono mile to tho East and West pay the cost of the construction, roPnnnmnn bnrk Marla Borges, coal and am also tho following norsomil proper­ road which leudn Wost to Moore's m o ­ hnrd surfacing nnd paving of tho roads laden, mysteriously sank In harbor ty contained In tho said hotel and used tion, thonco West one-hulf mllo past hereinabove deserlhod wilt amount to Avenue, tho hiiiii of I88.aon.no; and that the coat in connection with tho operation there­ Moore's Station to Heardall here today, blocking chnnnol to ship of, to-w lt: All furniture, fixtures, said road to bo ro-hurd surfaced, paved of the building and construction of tho und placed In first class condition. tkotmehttlfl Uiuoilw, bmUilujf* cookliiw bridge noross tbo Ht. Johns rlvor at yards. Members o f crow aboard oa- Utensils and other personal property HlCnSIOND A VEN U E Kerry will amount to tho sum tleglnnlng at tho Intersection of Ostoon f nped In small boats, reporting craft contained In nnld hotel. of 112,990.99, and Terms: Cash. Purchaser to pay for Richmond Avonuo with Geneva Avonuo, RE IT R THER RESOLVED. Hint filled rapidly nnd went down a Bhort which Is nt tho North one-half mile It Is tho FU R E A L * determination of this Hoard post o f Hectlon 3, Township 20, Houth deCd SCIIELLE MAINBS, ttint tho amount of bonds required for time after thoy found sho was leak­ 20-r.tc Bpcclnl Mn«ter in Chancery. of Range 31 Ennl, run South on Rich­ tho purposes aforesaid Is tho Hum of mond Avenue npuroxlmately ono-qunring. HUNDRED THOUSAND ($100,ter mllo to Jordan road, uald road to bo ONE Nnl lee of Application f o r T a x 90) Dollars. 188,090.00, of which re-hard surfaced, puvad und placed In 500 drr Hrrtlon 075 of the General Hlntshall he used for tho purpose of con STATEMENT OF T H E OWNEIIHRIF, first class condition. ute* of the Htnte of Florida slructlng. ro-hard surfacing and nav MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION, ETC., Notice Is hereby given lh“ t Frank SIl’ H* A V EN U E Ing tho roads aforesaid, and $12,909;00 KERUIHKH RY T H E ACT O F CONSlplln* purchanor of la x Cortlflcato No. Roglnnlng at tho Intersection of of which shall ho used for (ho build­ tsREHH OF AUGUHT 24. II»IU 1017, dated tho 8th day of November, Sipes Avenue with Celory Avenue nt ing and construction o f the bride afore­ Hanford Herald, published weekly at A. D. 1895, liaH filed said oertlf cnte ln tho Northeast corner o f Hoclton 32, said; that said liondfl bear Interest nt Hanford. Florida, for April t, 1922. my office, nnd has inado application for Township 19, Houth of Rnngo 31 East, tho rata of 6 tier cent par annum tho "T ath or Ki.nmiM. Tax Deed lo lssti(<ln nccordimco wltb run Houth on Hlpes Avenuo one-quarter Interest on said bonds to bo payable COUNTY, op SKMINOLK, *«.! , Said certlfloiae embraces the fol­ mile to Atlantia Coast Lino Railroad suml-nnnunlly; said bonds to mature Itrfur* me, a imUry puMIc, tn nnd fur tbr law. "tile and nninly *fur***1d. |»r*sin*Hy *|);t*«red lowing d0scribed Property situated In track, snlcl road to ho re-hard surfneed. thirty (30) years after tho date of tho Homlnolo county, Florida, to-wlt. Lot paved and placed In first class condi­ issuance thereof; said Issue of bonds 4. t.lllnrd, who tmvi.'u been duly nwurn, setion. to bo dated July 1st. 1922. both tbo enrillne In |nw, dp|x*e* mid **y» tb*t he I* the 19 , Tier D, Houth Hanford. The HOAD TO IIRINNON'M HIDING principal and Interest on said bonds lo <>u*iueHH Mgr. of the Hanford lloruld holng anaeseed at the date of the [ " " P . of such certificate 1,1 /i,',®.n, ° n Iloglnnlng nt theNorth linlf mllo iio payable at somo hank In the City of *»l that |he fnllnwlnc I*, to the l»»t of hi* anoe ••owledie and liellef, a true atalement of the Unknown. Unless said certificate shall post of Hoctlon 31, Township 19, South Now York. Htato of Now York, and of Range 31 Bast, run South one-quar­ RE IT FU R TH E R RB8QLVBD, thnt oimartiilp, nianaarment (and If a dally paper, he rodeemed according In Orealatlon), etc., of the afnre*ald publication will Issue thereon on tho Slh day of ter mile to Atlnntla Coast Lino Railroad In nccordanco with law. an uloctlnn ha track, Hnld road to bo re-hard surfaced, called, and tho saino Is hereby ordered [or (tig data aimwii In the alute caption, tenuIred offlolat r 1p . f , r u a ^ y a ' paved and placed In frlst class condi­ to ho held on the 11th day of April, A. [»y the Act of Aug. 24, 191s, ombodlod APwllnes«D'my u—ni thin tho 28th day of l-ebruary, A. tion. I>. 1922, to detormlnc tho question ns [n Ruction 143. Postal I-aws and Hoguln- senl thla tho 28th duy to whether bonds In tho sum o f $ 100,D. 1923. tlone, printed on tbo roaervo of thla MANFOItn A V EN U E B. A. DOUGLASS, (BEAL) 900.00, hearing Interest at Hie rate of rorm. to-wlt: Beginning nt the South end of the Y o u C in Buy From Ug at Clerk Circuit Lourt. ii ! ,-~7b»t the namea and addr***M of tb* pahHorn Inolo Oci unty, Fia. presont brick paving on Sanford A ve­ nix (6 por rent) per centum per a n ­ W holesale Prices soinl-annually, “'her, editor, manaKlne editor, and bualnea* nue, said point being tho Intersection num, Interest payable Ry; A. M. W E E K S , D. C. 29-6tc •"•nacer* ate: of tha Hanford nnd Orlando Road wllh tho principal of said bonds to mature Sanford avenue on the East side of Hoc­ thirty (30) years after tho date of the , „ H*rne of I'oalofflce addre**— FablUhcr: Herald Prlntln* Co., Hanford, Florida. Notice of Application for Tax Deed Un­ tlon 12, Township 20, Houth of Range Issuance ihnroor. shall he Issued by the dr r Hcotton B7fl of the Kdl'nr: H. j, non,, Ranfont, Florida, 30 East, run Houth on Hanford Avonue County of Homlnolo for tho* purposes utes of the Hlntc of Florldo approximately ono and one-half tnlles herolnaliovo sol forth, and "•twrlnt Kdilor: It. J. Holly. Hanford. Florid*. RE IT FU R TH E R REHOLVED, that to Michigan street ns laid out In I’ lat * * -2 1,*n*s*r: N. J. t.lllard, Hanford, Florid* Notice Is licet by ‘ ''cerUftcnte of Mecca linmmaok, said road to he ra- this rasolutlan he published In tho Hanthe owner* *re: (Olre name* *ml Palatka, Florida ford Herald, tho only newspaper pub­ •odreiee* of indl«ldu*l owner*, or, If • corporahard surfaced, paved and placed In first lished in Hcmlnolo County, Florida, once ''on. *|»e pi n*ui* ind tha nimt* and addreue* class condition. each weok for nt least four weeks ha> atockhoWer* owuln* or hoidins I per wnt or OVIEDO AND GENEVA. ROAD n itiif Beginning where the Florida East fore tho data fixed by this rssolutlon T *,f lh* 'out amount of atock). '*• IMly. F, F, Dutton, If, A. Ntel, N. J. I Rotarians Give A c^ c o u n ts o f District Meet at Savannah law. Said certificate embraces the fo l­ lowing described property situated In Seminole County, Florida, to-w lt: Beg. at Intersection o f B line o f Bnnford at, with W . lino of Sec. 11, Twp. 19. Ilsnge 31 E. Run N. 13.68 oh., B 6.01 ch.. 8. 16 •leg.. West to beg. (less N. 1.07 acres) Acres 2,07. The said land being a sses­ sed at the date of the leeuance of such certificate In the name of Unknown. Unless said certificate shall 7s redeem­ ed according to law Tax Deed will Issue thereon on tho 18th day of April, A. D. 1912. W ITN E SS my official signature and seal this the 10th day of March, A. D. 1*2 u. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County, Fla. 10-flto__________ » y : A. M. W E E K S , P. C. ? DID PAIN DISTURB YOUR SLEEP? T r S lo a L i n im e n t n o tax n o w LUDENS m e n th o l co u g h d ro p s tP**c» C t v stra ig h t Philip R. Andrews Real Estate Service i SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J j On Flour, Grain and Feed money I IU IIL I t riumr □AYINu PRICES ■j. tflRBlfft l , fc<HMgif*saiij — - —- ______ Fruit and Vegetable Grates & W. A. Merryday Company iizjka. n •■’A' if � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 31, 1922; <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/1ce7bab2aea729243023a815afde78a6.pdf b324a88a886c08210bec63cb932370d4 PDF Text Text IfrJ v- i yW&EjIip ' v »?■» A- tfrIEEl 9**3 .,'7 1 * ., ..... ! •V m. .W SANFO RD .ill ______ IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME x r a SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1922 NUMBER 84 MRS. WHITTINGTON ACQUITTED CAPITOL REMOVAL MEET MODERN STEAM LAUNDRY WITH HER DAUGHTER TODAY AT ORLANDO WEDNESDAY OF MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE WILL OPEN IN THIS CITY WAS WELL ATTENDED --BUILD NEW STRUCTURE Physician in the Case Released on $10,000 Bond Until October Permanent Organiza­ tion Was Formed and Plans Formulated however, failed to provoko a discus­ sion of this admittedly delicato sub­ 1 1 iB^SHNELL, April 6.—Mrs. Ida Whittington nnd herl6-yearNew Building Will Be ject and no action wns taken on tho Ire:n r’ ci ar??d ,Yith m«"8laughter In connection with Erected on Palmetto suggestion. ?'rl a ,e?*d *? hnve been the child of Irene were acquitted by the jury in the circuit court hero today on inAvenue I’nlutka wns selected ns tho noxt meeting plnco, tho time of meeting to w n ^ & i f 01” Judgi° Bulocuk* The Infant’s body badly mutilnted be determined by ProHldont Wilder. At n ! n w a a P°nd ne«*: here «evernl weeks ago. The case of tho Palutkn meeting it is expected ur. u. H. Seymour, physician, under indictment for murder in the NEXT MEETING WILL HE HELD thnt tho executive committee will re­ , , {,ctfrcG nnd manslaughter in connection with the death of the UNION LEADER DORS NOT FAN­ AT PALATKA WHERE CAM­ port nnd the various county organiza­ infant was t mtinued until the October term of court nnd the phyIIURMAN & NIGFULL WILL CY HENRY'S PLANS FOR sicinn released on $10,000 bail. * y PAIGN WILL HEALLY START tions will toll of tho progress being ERECT BUILDING AND OPER­ HIS WORKERS mndc in tho campaign. ATE FIRST CLASS LAUNDRY (lljr T h e A a n n r l n t r d I’r r a a ) It wns erroneously reported yester­ ORLANDO, April 6.—Colonel CHICAGO, April 0.—Henry Ford, Chrrrher of Commerce, after day thnt Col. Appleyurd, of TnllnlinsTltnmnx J. Appleynrd, slnte print­ Detroit nutomoblle manufacturer, wmb numerous nttompts to intorest capital ■oo, addressed the meeting, inviting er, did not invite the Capitol Re­ declared responsible for advancing tho delegates to attend the dedication moval Association here yesterday specialization in factories and accused to build a steam laundry In Snnford, ceremony of the capitol extension. Col. of "conferring a curse on his workers” announces thnt I. N. Hurmnn and J. to attend the laying of the corn­ Appleynrd did not address tho meet­ beforo the Railroad Lnlior Hoard yes­ N. Nigfuil, Jr., propirotors of tho Or­ er stone of the new addition to ing. terday in the wage henring at wiilch lando Steam Laundry, havo consented the capitol at Tallahassee in the 204 railroads nre seeking n ton per to build nnd operate n modern steam nenr future na reported. AppleOcala sertt the largest delegation to Inundry bore. Tho laundry will bo lo­ yard didn't address the conven­ tho moeting, u motorendo of nearly a By Vote of Three to One Prohibition and Anti­ cent wage reduction. cated on Pnlmotto nvenuo between the tion hut wua In the city nnd hundred boosters, but representatives Kdward J. Evans, vice-president of Wight Grocory Co,, und tho Snn­ Narcotic Law Will Be Strengthened mingled with the delegates out­ werq, present from nearly a dozen tho International Brotherhood of Elec­ ford Furniture Company. Mr. Bui* side the convention hall. George counties, including Lake, Dndo, Or­ trical Workers, attacked tho railroads man was boro tliiB week completing II. Wilder, of Plant ity, wns elect­ ange, Marion, Palm Bench, Seminole, WASl'fl NGTON.^Aprfl '* O .-’lly a he beliovcd now ns then that the en­ which he su’d, wero tending toward final arrangements for tho purchase ed president of the permanent or­ Volusin, Hillsborough and Hardee. vote of more than three to ono, tho forcement law was mado too drastic too great specialization In shop work. of this property. IIo plnns to con­ ganization nnd headquarters will "Henry Ford may have conferred a The following prenmhle to tho con­ Houso Into yesterday passed nnd sent at the start. lie at Plant City. Next meeting blessing on many people, those who struct n modern brick building nnd In­ stitution, fully cxplnins tile plnns and to tho senate a bill authorizing the Warning wns sounded to prohibi­ stall In it tho latest stylo equipment will he held in I'nlutka. purposes of the association: deportation of aliens convicted in state tionists by many members, including own automobiles, but ho conferred a thnt can ho secured. This equipment The people of tho State of Florida: or federal courts on charges of having Representative Mann, Republican, Il­ curse on his workers. They sit nt ORLANDO, April 0.—Permanent Realizing the necessity of placing violated the narcotic and Volstead linois, a veteran of tho House, that bits of work mechanically over and necessary in a organization of the Floridn State the scot of government of the state in acts they were going too far, that thero plant of tlilr kind. ^lr. Ilurmnn has over," tile union leader declared. Association for Capitol Removal wns such location as to make it more eas­ Described by prohibition advocates wn" ',anKL‘r of disrupting the whole assured tho Chamber of Commerce effected ut a meeting hero yesterdny ily accessible to all parts of tho state; as a step toward better law enforco-, s*VH,l‘m " f lnvv enforcement, and that High specialization was asserted by Hint when tho plnnt is completed, it with the cloction of George II. Wilder, and realizing further, thnt the de­ meat, and characterized by Reprcson- hirers would lie unwilling to convict Mr. Evans to ho the worst crimo will he ono of tho most modern in the of Plant City, ns president and the velopment of tho state of Florida and tatlvo Graham, Pennsylvania, ranking thuW5 who uuR*‘t to go to Jail if It also against humanity. Tho railroads, in state, and something tho pooplo of Becking a sliding scale of rates, ac­ Sanford can ho proud of. Tho Cham­ formulation of plans to plnco tho exe­ the growth of said state have carried Republican on the judiciary commit-, munnt '•‘Mutation, cutive committee composed of one rep- the center of population thereof to tho tee, as “a monstrous pieco of legists-) Thero wero ninny references to cording to the work done by different ber of Commerce, on tho other hand, in rcKontutivo from ouch of tho interest­ central portion of It; nnd realizing tion," tho bill us presented by tho lm* the Anti-Saloon Lcnguo nnd Wnyno shop men, were tending more and Inducing Mr. Burman to como here, ed counties on a working basis nt the thnt immediate steps should bo taken migration committee stood up ngnlnst B. Wheeler, its general counsel. Rep- more toward specialization, ho said. ndviHod him thnt tho pooplo of San­ earliest possible date. The meeting to remedy the situation which now ex­ nil nttneks. Replying to testimony by tho rail­ ford und Semlnolo county would give roaentativo Hill, Republican, Marywas nttendod by more than two hun­ ists, namely, the location of the capi­ A motion to recommit so thnt the bind, charged that “the American roads thnt outside Industries paid him their pntronngc and fullest co­ dred boosters Interested in tho prob­ tal of said stato ut a point inncccssiblo provision relating to conviction In bootleggers’ union" and tho longue much lower wages than tho (ondH to operation to Insure tho success of the lem confronting tho people of South to tho groater portion of tho popula­ state courts m ight be eliminated wns were standing hand in hand nnd fight­ shop craft employes, union offic'nlH laundry. Florida. It did not dovelop a discus­ tion thereof, and Inaccessible from the defeated and the measure wiih put ing under ono banner to get the alien told tho board that the"carriers hud Mr. Burman 1s anxious to have tho sion of tho proposed site of tho capital portions of tho stato which have been through as framed, 222 to 73. bootlegger out of business. Mr. not presented a true summaiy of tho building completed and equipment in­ if it should be removed to a more cen nnd are being developed, built up nnd Representative Walsh, Republican, Walsh said thnt Mr. Wheeler could situation in their wngo hearing evi­ stalled so thnt operations can begin by tral location. populated, nnd thnt the center of pop Massachusetts, a member of the ju­ not he classed by the bootleggers as dence. early fall. After temporary Chalrmnn J. G. ulntlon of tho stato of Floridn has diciary committee which wrote th o '" '1 enemy since "ho is the man who Hurry Carr, vice-president of a 1 ,, , | This institution will ho known a* Strozior, of Winter Garden, called tho moved southward to a point near tho original Volstead act, and who offer- j *»«» mado it possible for them to ply machinists union, told the board th n t'th e Seminole Steam Laundry and the meeting to order and introduced May­ geographical center of said state ed the motion to recommit, declared! their trade." John Walhor, representing eastern original investment will ho $35,000. or Duckworth, who delivered tho ad­ hereby organize themselves for the roads, had named 47 establishments in The Seminole Stcnm Laundry will' dress of welcome, tho constitution nnd purpose of removing the capitol of Cincinnati which paid lower rates than maintain an office at Raffeld’s De­ by-laws wero adopted and President ■aid stato of Florida to some point ■a *«! M !■( observed Wednesday. A largo crowd railroads paid. partment Store to take work which Wilder took chnrge of the meeting. which will ho more easily aeccssiblo R* was on the grounds early to begin "Every one knnwH that a strike in *"’111 ho dono by tho Orlundo Steam Sit Ha work and much wns accomplished Cincinnati two years ago lost every­ Mr. Wilder declared that tho associa­ to the majority of tho people of the Laundry until such timo ns tho plant Ha through tho day. Tho work was dono thing for these men and that thoy tion was organized for the purpose of stato of Florida, and which wUI ho Ha of the Seminole Steam Lnundry is Ha under the auspices of the U. I>. C. now are forced to take what they can completed. righting tho wrongs that had been more nearly equl-distnnt from the H n t a H a R u t o i H a H a i a i H u Ha with L. E. Wright as director of oper­ got," Mr. Cnrr snid. "Thnt in not a imposed on South Florida for years boundary lines of said stnte. Both Messrs, lluftiian nnd Nigfuil and asserted thnt tho capitol should ations. At noon tho workers nnd fair example. The organizers of said Florida State are practical laundrymen, and tho Mrs. Appleton nnd children, of At­ their families wero rewarded by a be moved to n point as nearly equi­ Association for Capitol Removal be­ work that they are turning out at "Mr, Wnllier cited wages in six distant from tho boundaries of tho lieving that capitol removal Ih not lanta, Gn., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. splendid picnic dinner and fish fry firms in New York. I wondor if that Orlando has brought them tho favor­ state ns possible. Tho president’s ad­ feasible or possible without the unit­ Wm. Kennedy this week. prepared by the Indies. It Ih tho de­ Six large trucks of the firm of Syn- sire of tho U. I). C. ladies to put down wns all he could find and why ho did able commdnts of tourists from the dress was greeted with prolonged ap­ ed effort of all of those people in the dor and Maul arrived in Oviedo Sun­ a well at the cemetery so that flow­ not mention the Hoo Piloting Press inrgo northern cities. Mr. Burman plause. Htnto of Floridn who believe in the Company, which pays shags crafts­ in ono of thu successful business mon The principal discussiosn of the fairness, Justice and righteousness of day night. Work on the Orlnndo road ers may ho grown successfully there. men): DU cents an hour, municipal of Orlundo, nnd Is highly thought of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swopo, Mrs. ■hops which pay $1.12*4, or tho Black in tho business and financial circles of meeting centered about tho organiza­ tho aforesaid purposes, do further will begin an soon as thu balance of the equipment arrives which will prob­ S. Leo nnd little daughter Dorothy and White Tuxicnh Company which *,ba^ l'liytion of the executive committee and hand themselves together for tho pur­ May and Frnncis Swopo spent Satur­ pays 8D cents, as compared with tho the county nuxilinry associations. pose of accomplishing capitol remov­ ably be Monday of next week. Tho people of Snnford can ho as­ Besides this road building many day in Orlando. President Wilder expressed the bolief al without reference to the propose* 77 cents now pnid railroad shopmen." sured that Mr. Burman will live up to that the county organizations must future location of Rnid capitol, but other improvements aro going op in W. II. Williams spent the week end his statements and glvo tho city a carry on the most important work of solely for tho purposo of accomplish­ Oviedo. O. I*. Swopo has been mnk- with his family Inst week. WEATHER ANI) CROP CONDI­ modern laundry in all that tho term implied, tho cumpaign nnd urged that tholr or­ ing tho removal of said capitol to some ng many improvements at Ii Ih resi­ Edward McCall, of Stetson Univer­ TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE ganization bo perfected immediately. point which will sorvo to the best ad­ dence, both interior or exterior, a now sity, spent tho week end with his par­ WEEK ENDING APRIL 4. After considerable discussion u motion vantage the pooplo of Florida; and roof having been put on the Iiouhu, ents, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. McCall last HAIL CAUSES BRICK was adopted instructing tho secretary with this end In viow, the organizers the second story finished, n water week. Temperature: The temporaturo BUILDING TO COLLAP8B to write each chamber of commerce in of said association plcdgo themselves plant installed, new well drilled and wns from 2 to 5 degreos warmer than concrete walk laid. the interested ctfunties, calling upon to tho purposo of this organization tho seasonal, nlthough temperature* MILAEDGEVILLE, Ga., April 0^— R. W. Lawton in having some inter­ Defense Ends in them to nnmo ono representative to disinterestedly nnd without reference woro rather too low on tho 2nd and Tho 80Uth «nd of the negro boy*1 attend n county meeting on u given to any proposed plnco for tho future ior improvements mado ut his home Arbuckle Case 3rd. During tho warmest days i dormItory, a threo-story brick balldnnd will install a water plant very date for tho purpose of electing n location of suid capitol. temporatures wore well up in the ,nfir nt tho Georgia Training School Offering1 Evidence soon. county vico-prosident to direct tho 80 j for Boys, collapsed during a hall and Snid organizers hereof further real­ II. F. Wheeler has Just had electric campaign locally and serve on the izing that capitol removal iH a politi­ Court Will Deride on Admitting Evi­ Prodpitntion: Except locul heavy rnln storm yesterday afternoon. Ights put into his homo whilo E. A. executive committee. dence cal Issue which can bo accomplished rains ovor portions of tho northwest Other buildings woro flooded when l-ako and Dado counties named their only by relloving tho progressive und "’arnell nnd Frank Norris aro painting j and extromo west tho rainfall was tho hull broko tho windows. Shade J ' l r T h r ,\ In t.U 1‘r r a * ) ....... # ....... .........troca No In tho city nnd crop* a t tho vice-president yestorduy, tho formor rapidly developing portion of the state their residences on tho exterior. L. H. I light nnd mostly unimportant. "eing represented by Carl Lehmann of Florida from tho political yoko Gore’s residence is going up rapidly I SAN FRANCISCO, April rt.-D e- rain was recorded over tho groater *!nto fnrm woro bnd,y d ^ n g o d . The "ml the Inttorby W. S. Williams. N. which has been imposed upon it by nnd J. B. Jones hns started a new f°nse counsel today neared tho com­ portion of tho section; more moisture Hlorm w° 8 vlolont foT tan minute*. : Vowoll, president of the Orlnndo thnt portion of tho State of Florida pneking house Just hack of the post­ pletion of offering of evidence In tho is ncoded ovor tho peninsula, but west 'amber of Commerco responded for which lies west of tho Suwnnco rivor; office, which is expected to bo ready "Fatty" Arbuckle caso. Counsol to­ of tho Apalachicola River the soil la OLIVIA STONE’S CASE day looked for decisions from court as •In good condition, except that low­ range county when tho list wns rend, and realizing thnt the political domi­ for tho tomato nnd peppor season. GOES TO JURY TODAY W. T. I)odd and Miss Marpjorlo O. to admissibility of ovidcnce contented Mating that tho appointment would nation of West Floridn can ho brok­ lands are still rathor wet In some lo­ Drawdy, of Oviedo, were married in from time of its Introduction. .6 UP here at tho county mcet- en only by n complete, just nnd fnir calities. Tho heaviest rain roported N E WYORK, Y naV r l ? '0.—Tho :4 Snnford Wednesday at tho court NEW April case of nK to ho called following tho isBu- political reapportionment of tho stato wns 2.30 inchos at Pensacola. houso. T. W. I.awton officiating, NO IMPORTANT PAPERS Olivia Stone, charged with the murder !'nco ,,f the instructions by Secretary of Floridn, und a fnir nnd Just repre­ Condition of Crops: Much sunahlno of Ellis G. Kinkoad of Cincinnati, Andrew Aulln and Miss Alico Powell STOLEN IN MAIL ROBBERY Mnrt. of I’nlntkn. sentation of all of tho pooplo of tho being tho witnesses. Taking with nnd modornto temperature enabled went to tho Jury today at 11:28 IN FRANCE YESTERDAY the meeting failed to ex­ state of Florida equully In tho law­ them the congratulations of their farmers to make good hoadway with o'clock. work, which is from 10 days to two , . allfns of enthusiasm expect- making body of said stato, do furthor friends, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dodd loft on R disclosed tho fact thnt South organize themselves for the purposo Thursday morning for Georgia whore LONDON, April fl.—No important weeks In ndvanco of tho average, PRISONERS’ FLIRTATIONS °r dft is Intensely interested In tho of accomplishing tho necessary chang­ they will visit for Severn! weeks with British government document* wero nlthough the eoll in much of the WILL BE CENSORED m T*'oro wero humorous mo­ es in the stato senatorial and repre­ Mr. Dodd's relatives. They will go In the mail bags stolen In yesterday's poninsula Is qulto dry good progross IN COUNTY WORKHOUSE ts, hut undornenth It all a spirit of sentative districts for tho purpose of directly to Athens to visit for several sensational train robbery in France, was mado plaqtlng the lout of tho 'I cotton crop, working corn, truck, ABKoclAlrd Jr’88’ Which ,ndicnto» that tho obtaining a fair, equal and Just rep­ days with a brother, F. P. Dodd, who It was authoritatively stated. WILMINGTON, Del., April melons, and citrus trees. Oats are thn r " °n pU8b clnlms until resentation in the law-making bodies Is attending tho Unlvorsity of Geor­ as aforesaid. SPECIAL CALL FOR OF­ Flirtations between men and women mostly good, but some fields are dam­ gia. From Athens thoy go by auto w,,» r , ? ' ° f tho cnp,tnl •« achlovod, "as manifested. FICERS TO TAKE TRAINING aged by rust. Digging Irish potatoes prisoners at Newcastle county work­ For tho accomplishment of these to Buford, Go., to visit Mr. and Mrs. hns begun In the north central coun­ house has roached such a point tioM°(,f1<iIIlion of thu P^Posodv locn- purposos nnd for tho government of J. A. Dodd, parents of tho groom. ties, extending in a email way to Warden Plummer, rather than this organization, the delegates nnd wns n ih° cnplta1, it It Is romovod, Mrs. Dodd is tho daughter of W. A. somo northern district*. Many field* them exchange notos secretly, has *Stl" r ? ? 0' n|th°ugh one sponkor do­ representatives of the pcoplo of the Drawdy of Oviedo, having recently call for officoru to take flying train­ are in splendid condition, but blight established a Jail postofflca and conve,.,. h° undor*tood four cities stato of Florida promulgate this, the moved hero from Augusta, Ga. ing at Pensacola Naval Flying School tol «n,| 0rC8tod In obtaining tho capl- governing instrument of their organi­ Mrs. W. B. Englett and bnby left was issued by tho Burogu of Naviga­ Is complslnod of by some, and the dry sorshlp for love letter*. zation, and plodgo themselves for the Thursday for a visit to Mr. Englett’s weather has unfavorably affected the be permitted8f ,te d th at oach of t,10RO tion to tho entire naval nervico today, crop In some localities. Tha truck was unfavorable on upland* in the in Atlanta, Ga. . x ' ^ ,name * momber the accomplishment of tho purposes here­ parents r,, , . .Tho training to start July first and central and northern countie*. Oltnu crop has suffered seriously from cotnmltteo. This declaration, inbefore set forth. Clean-up day at the comotory w as'last until about December 30. treee are in good condition, a* * rule, ’XV* drought in the south, and dry weather but rain is needed. ASSAILS FORD AT RAILROAD WAGE HEARING A MODERN PLANT WHDERPRESIDENT WILL DEPORT ALL ALIENS WHO VIOLATE PROHIBITION LAW -HO USE PASSED BILL YESTERDAY vri I OVIEDO wASffi^swsnsiif^TUui ■IjlA •I. * , . VAi �L ’ ' ' V • V? ‘r r ’ v - W • ' V' " - : f:* ' • t..* " _____________________________________ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1922 Pay Less and Bank the Differencei PERSONAL NOTES SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR MARKETS CATES CRATE COMPANY IN NEW BUILDING QUOTE YOU PRlCEg It la rumored that a new steam In this Issuo of tho Horuld |8 th laundry will bo built in 'Sanford CELERY shortly and that tho deed for the lot ITS GRANDMOTHER’S RECIPE TO advertisement of tho Cates Crato Co° RRING RACK COLOR AND who havo rocontly moved Into tho lln* I Bfy.' Is now being mado ready. Why D. L. Thrasher is doing more business than in 19217 LUSTRE TO HAIR now building on West First Street at f Carlot Shipment* Reported for Wed­ Becauso the buying public knows the same merchandise can tho corner of Oak nvenue. The Cat Get some of those beautiful Easter nesday, March 20th be bought for less money at tho store that sells for cash only. building is ono of tho best building You can turn gray, faded hair beau­ cards, Easter remembrances, and tifully dark and lustrous almost over recontly erected in Snnford and COn birthday cards at tho Ilerald office. Florida—Sanford section ........... 49 night if you'll get a bottlo of tains four stores all occupied by th Nothing like them nt tho price, Florida—Manatee section ...... ........ 0 “Wyeth’s Sngo nnd Sulphur Com­ Cntcs Crato Co., and Mrs. Cates with California—Southern district ......... 4 pound” at any drug store. Millions groceries, dry goods, fcods, ote. #nd We aro prepared to take care of*your needs. We invite you Rnndmnator E. A. nail celebrated . ^ to our store because wo want your business nnd if you ac­ his removal to Lako Mary this morn­ of bottles of this old famous Sage tho advertisement today gives' y 62 Total oars .......................... cept, we feel confident that our prices will convince you of Destinations of Florida Shipments ing by taking n seven pound trout Ten Recipe, improved by tho addition prices on nil kinds of foods for chick! the truthfulness of our claims that it pays to pay cash. Wo Waycross ............................................23 out of Crystal Lake, falling overboard of other ingredients, are sold annual­ ens, horses, cows nnd all kinds of ||v. have the moBt complete stock of Men’s, Women’s and Chil­ Chicago ................................................ (j while in tho act, but hanging onto tho ly, says a well-known druggist here, stock. This space has been contracted fish. becauso it dnrkcns tho hni rso natur­ in the Weekly Herald nnd will bo filled dren’s Snoes at lower prices than since the war began. Hang­ Slmirn.............................................. j ally and evenly that no one can tell each week with interesting ,toro ing in prices in Men’s nnd Women's Shoes from $2.25 to tho Potomac Yards ................................... 8 nows. very best stocks nt $7.50. Edward Moisch had a fractured t has been applied. Bultlmorc ............................ !.............. 2 Those whoso hair I* turning gray or l Tho new Catos building is also f||| Detroit ................................................. i splinter of bono token out of his leg Children’s Shoes from ....................................... $1.50 to $3.50 Savannah ............................................. g nt the FornaldLoughton hospital yes­ becoming faded have u surprise await­ ing a long felt wnnt in the apartment Women’s nnd Children’s Hose nt about Vi price of last season terday, j Dr. Langleg performing the ing them, because after ono or two line hnvlng the ontlro second floor Pittsburgh ........................... Men’s Spring Suits f o r .................................. <$14.00 to $25.00 operation, and tho patient Is resting applications tho gray hair vanishes mado for up-to-dnto npnrtmcnts nnd Now Y ork'................ ...................;.... 7 onsy today. Somo time ago Ed frac­ and your locks become luxuriantly tho now building is a great asset to St. Louis ..........„.............................. 1 Blue Serge S u its.................... ........................................... $25.00 the growing city of Sanford. tured tho bono playing football and dnrk nnd beautiful. Men’s Hats from ................. ................................$2.00 to $4.00 This is tho ago of youth.. Gray­ it had been hurting him since. Visit tho Cates in their new building Total care ........................... „...68 Men’s $1.60 Suits Underwear nt.................................... $1.00 haired, unnttrnctlvo folks aren’t want­ nnd hnvo them show you over th* Diversions Filed Since Last Report $2.50 and $3.00 Dress Shirts a t ......................... $1,50 to $2.25 JACKSON, Miss., March 30.—Gov. ed around, so got busy with Wyeth’s proporty nnd got a line of tho priced From Savannah:* Now Y ork......................... ...... .......... 8 Leo M. Russell yesterday vetoed the Sngo nnd Sulphdr Compound tonight of all kinds of feoda, groceries, erntes SERVICE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Atlanta ............................. ................. j state salary bill revising the salaries nnd you’ll bo delighted with your dnrk, | formers’ supplies, dry goda and noi Potomac Yards ......................... ........ 8 of nil stato officers, employes and handsome hnlr nnd your youthful ap­ tlons. They havo tho goods and the prices. Boston .......................................... - .... 1 members of tho Judiciary and which pearance within n few days.—Adv. Toronto ...»..... ...... ...... ................... j sought to place the state revenue f°el twenty years younger,” is Shipping Point Information for Wed­ agent nnd attorney general on a salTanlnc builds up tho yenk, run ary bnsls. An attempt in the houso whnt thousands hnve said nfter Tan- down system and makes you ft.ej nesday, March 30th: to to to to to SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, cloar. to pass tho bill over tho voto failed by ,a" restored them to health. Try it.— strong, sturdy nnd well, ns nature into to to to Hnulings moderate. Demand nnd a voto of 04 to 03, a two-thirds ms- Union Pharmacy.—Adv. tended.—Union Pharmacy.—Adv. movemont good, market firm, llttlo Jority being necessary. chnngo In pricos. Carlots f. o. b. cash track: 10 inch crates Goldon Self f .......— TAKE SALTS AT FIRST SIGN OF t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o Rlnnchlng, in tho rough, 4s-0s, $2.50NOSE CL0QQED FROM $3.00, mostly around $2.75; carlots f. RLADDRK IRRITATION OR A COLD OR CATARRH HACKACIIE Will Drown Is thinking of trying tho of h. usual terms: mostly $3.00. stock business in connection with the Total carlots shipments from San­ Apply Cream in Nostrils To ford section thin Benson to dato, Tho American men nnd women muHt turpentine business as ho Ih on a deal Open Up Air Passages. c««*s .......... »188 guard constantly ngalnst Kidnoy for the J. F. McClelland stock. From troublo, because wo eat too much and what we can hear Mr. McClelland Is Totul carlot shipments from MnnAh! What relief! Your clogged al our food is rich. Our blood is filled tired of tho cattle business nnd Iwih nteo section this season to date, with uric acid which tho kidneys decided that fnrming is good enough ................ ...... ................... 820 nostrils open right up, the air pas­ sages of your head are rlenr nnd you Total carlot shipments from Flor­ strivo to filter out, they wouken from for him. ida last season to dnto, enrs.....2950 can breathe freely. No more hawk­ ovorwork, become sluggish; tho elimThe Misses Elexin Mels, Helen Moring, snuffling, mucous discharge, Inntivo tissues clog nnd tho result is „„ nnd Ralph Geiger and I). I). Mor"Whet^ there is smoke, there is al­ headache, dryness—no struggling for)3 kldnoy trouble, bladder weakness nnd an spent Sunday at Daytona Roach, ways fire,” so when twenty million breath nt night, your cold or catarrh ' J a gcnoral decline in health. , Mr. and Mrs. Hodges and Miss Losis gone. i well-known men and women in all When your kidneys feel like lumps slo Howard, sister of Mth. Hodges, walks of life say Tanlnc is u good Don’t stay stuffed up! Get a small ■ of load; your hack hurts or tho urine spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Me­ medicine, there must be something to bottle of Ely’s Cream Halm from your ■ ls cloudy; full of sediment, or you aro Fnrlnno. druggist now. Apply a little of th is'5 We have on display the largest line of Rood Fishing Tackle obliged to seek relief two or threo( Will Prcvntt ,of Moore’s Station it.—Union Pharmacy.—Adv. fragrant, antiseptic cream in your J ever brought to this city and at most reasonable prices. Ev­ times during tho night; if you Huffor'spent Sundny in Geneva, visiting his usually found in a Sporting Goods Store of the bet­ nostrils, let it penttrato through cv-.'5 erything with sick headache or dizzy, nervous brother, T. W. Prevail nnd his mother ter kind. ery nir passage of tho bend; qpotho'S spoils, acid stomach, or you hnvo Mrs. J. M. Pruvatt. Mr. Prevntt ruand heal the swollen, inflamed mucous j Thoumntlsm when tho weather is hud, ports good truck crops at Mooro’s membrane, giving you instant relief. J got from your pharmacist about four Station nnd good prices for vegetables Ely’s Crenm Hnlni is just what every * ounces of Jnd Salts; take a table- shipped out. cold and catarrh sufferer has been 3 ■poonful in a glass of water boforo Captain W. E. Stover nnd wifo, of seeking. It’s just splendid.—Adv. ■ breakfast for a fow days nnd your Sombrn, Ontnrln, spent sovoral dnys kidneys will tho nnct fine. This fa- last week with tholr cousin, Mrs. Fred mous salts Is mado from tho acid of McFnrlnne. Captain Stover is cap- JOSEPH JONI<2S. STATES ATTOR­ j J j j j ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ grapes nnd lemon juleo, combined with tain of tho steamer, Thos. F. Cole, of NEY, SAYS THEY GIVE CERTI- ■ llthln, and has boon used for gonora- the Pittsburgh Steamship Co., and has CATES AT GRADUATION 10 Stores in Georgiatlona to flush and stimulate clogged boon on their line of boats twenty-six -1 Store in Florida kidnoys; tn neutralize tho acids in tho years. This is their first trip to FlorA * * o rln ln | I 'rra a ) ORLANDO, Afnrch 30.—State Aturlno so It no longer is a source of Ir- Ida and tlioy were so delighted with ritntion, thus ending hlnddor dlsord- it that they have purchased a homo nt tornoy Jones returnod here from Fort ***’ j West Palm Reach. Mr. Stover and I.nudcrdnlo whore ha assisted in tho Jnd Snlts In inexpensive; cannot In-, wife I®ft Monday morning for Canada prosecution of wire tappofs, said to­ Jure, makes a delightful effervescent vi" Dnytonn where they will spend a day ho discovered that tho confidence Sanford’s New Store lithln-wnter beverage, and belongs in 'lay ,,r two before leaving for home, men have a college In Denver, Colo., -Phone 127 every homo, becauso nobody can make [ Mrs. John Leonnrdi, of Sanford, for teaching their trade nnd when n a mistake by hnvlng n good kidney gave a very Interesting talk at the student graduates ho is given a di­ ploma. flushing any time.—Adv. 3 town hall on Wednesday in tho Inter­ ests of tho Florida Federation of Wo­ men’s Clubs. A good many attended VEHER TO GET LIFE LADIES’ DEPARTMENT MEN’S DEPARTMENT and a Inrgo number of tho Genova FOR INDIAN MURDER ladles Joined. , " ' r ’•'Jj Awortalrd I'rrMl Mr. and Mth. T. W. Prevntt cnllud MIAMI, Fla., March 30.—A ver­ on Mr. I’revntt’s uncle, Rube Lnfilos dict of guilty of first degree murder, Sundny evening. with n recommendation for mercy, *e to to to to to : Mrs. Eugene Mathis, of Knu Gallic was returned nt 7:30 last night by Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stafford and and children spent a few days with tho Jury In tho trial of Chnrlcs Veber, mother, Mrs. E. Stafford, of Monroe, her mother, Mrs. J. M. Prevntt Inst accused of killing Jack Tlgertnil, wore visitors nt tho homo of Mr. nnd week. Sominolo Indian, after nn nrgumont Mrs. N. R. Stafford Sundny. Mrs. William Kilby was taken to over tho purchase of plumes, about There will ho baptizing Sundny. Mrs. Traylor and daughter, Myrtlo tho Fernuld-Lnughton hospital In n month ago. Tho vordlct automatic­ Sunford Tucsdny morning to undergo ally carries with It n llfo scntcnco. Traylor left Monday for Richmond, an operation for appendicitis. Mr. aVa. Kilby told us on his return from Snn­ Tho school In going to give nn en­ ford Inst night that Mrs. Kilby stood tertainment the 7th of April for its tho operation fine and BEGIN woh resting benefit Wo hope every ono will come well. Hor mnny friends hopo for her MHNDNG HP YOU and help us out. \ speedy recovory. Mr. and Mrs. Burnett and children Jnp Nicholson, Jr., Roger Rrooks were visitors at Gcncvn Sunday. •«ya glow of hot witar with Wo were very glad to hnvo two and the MIhhcs Mndgo Phillips, I.ophosphate boforo breakfast now pupils unrolled Sundny nnd thoro rena Phillips and Helen Pnrkcrson of Bathing1Time is Here washas out poliono. Osteen, wore guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. wore eight visitors present. Mr. Bonn, of Orlando, spent the Prevail Sunday. 3 If you wake up with a had taste, day with his father and mother-in­ Jasper Nicholson, Moso Tnylor nnd law Sunduy and wun also a visitor at T. W. Prevntt spent Inst week on tho had breath nnd tonguo Ih coated; if ■ St. Johns river shearing sheep. your heud is aching; if what you eat 3 the Sunday school, Mr. utul Mrs. Troz Proctor, Moso sours and forniH acid in stomach, or i Klenor Stafford spent Saturday and you are bilious, constipated, nervous Taylor nnd Mrs. Mnrk Taylor spent Sunday with hor aunt, Mrs. E. Staf­ sallow and can’t get feeling just Sunday on tho St. Johns river. ford at Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Morris loft Wednes­ right, begin inside bathing. Drink Mrs. C. C. Pearson and children day for her home in Rodl, N. Y., ufter before breakfast, a glnss of hot water spent tho day with hor mother, Mrs. with a tenspoonful of limestone phos­ spending the winter In Genova^ II. W. Smith Monday. 3 phate in It. ThlH will flush the pois­ Mr. and Mrs. Morris took dinner Mondny afternoon ns Mr. Austin, ons and toxins from stomach, liver, tho section foreman, was coming home with Mrs. Hart Sunday. kdineys und bowels ami cleanse, Mrs. Gllla SypeH is tho proud re­ from work, a dog belonging to Mr. sweeten nnd purify the entire alimen­ Walker, ran out In front of tho motor cipient of a now player piano, which 5 tary tract. Do your Insldu bathing car, and before Mr. Austin could pos- was tho gift of Mr. Sypos. PAY CASH George Peters has purchased a now immediately upon arising in the morn­ ■Ibly stop ho had hit tho dog, killing ing to wash out of tho system all tho To Get AheadIt instantly. Tho car was turned over Ford roadstor. -And Stay Aheadprevious day’s poisonous waste, gases Means to Use Your Head and ono of Mr. Austin’s men was Mrs. Endor CurJotto called on Mrs. nnd sour hllo before eating more food. bruised pretty badly and u bad cue Sheldon Tuesday afternoon. To fool like young folks fool; liko over ono eye. Mr. Austin nnd tho Mrs. F. M. McFnrlano nnd Mra. T. you foil before your blood nnd muscles m mm rent of hla men were bruised a little, W. Prevntt callad on Mrs. Hodges and heenmo loaded with body Impurities, but wo are glad to say that nono wore her slstor, Miss Howard Tuesday nfgot from your phnrmacist u quarter hurt Herlously. Although had ho boon tomoon. pound of llmcstono phosphate, which going very fast it is probable that Mrs. It. B, Franklin, Mias Good- Is inoxponsivo und almost tusteless, aome of them would have been killed. hard nnd Mra. Goodbard called on Mon nnd women who are usually A Jolly crowd of young folks aur- Mrs. Sholdon Tuesday ovoning. constlpatad, bilious, hcnduchy or havo prised Mra. Resale Stenstrom Tuesday ................ .......... Tho Genova Community Club met any stomach disorder should begin evening. Wo think they enjoyed thorn-' Monday afternoon to hold^lnatailntlon this Inside bathing before breakfast. aelvea fine. 0f offlcors. —Adv. EASTER IS DRAWING NEAR I , D. L. THRASHER BIG EATERS GET KIDNEY TROUBLE M GENEVA Catch the Big Ones j W ith O u r T a c k le WIRE TAPPERS HAVE A SCHOOL TO TEACH TRADE Sanford Cycle Co. | The Church well Co. J; BATHING SUITS PAOLA POINTS IIf (H ID \\ I I• EXTRA TROUSERS EOT WATER Come in and look over our line of Bathing Suits for Ladies’ and misses’. J n Solid and Fancy Colors II v v [ $5 to $ 7.50 |i The Church well Co.i n»ST STBEEt wjm SELLS IT FOR LESS WEUKA block I A«>ML kWt �HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 7,1922 >ttes UNLUCKY NUMBER INpiANAPOLIS, April 4. —I*tnh Moore, confessed r.pouso of thirteen wives, was nontonced to servo from two to fourteen years in tho state reformatory ' yesterday on a charge of embezzlement, and was lined $1,000 nnd costa, disfran­ chised for five years. He was also sentenced to serve two to five years on a* charge of bigamy. Moore, according to the police, is said to havo ob­ tained more than $2,700 from his wives. In each case after ho had been wedded a wcok ho disappeared. Thryo CffiMimtn SIMPLY WAITINti RESULT OF SHIPS CAR LOAD OF PRODUCE IIUSBAND MISSING AND BE­ LIEVED ON TRIP AROUND EVERY EIGHT MINUTES PEACEFUL NEGOTIATIONS ' THE WORLD. IN THE YEAR FOR WAGE SCALE NORFOLK, Va., April 4—A United The New York Times of April 2 WASHINGTON, April 4.—Discuss­ States marine Ib being held under ob­ ing beforo the House labor commit- says: servation* nt tho barracks here In Ilerschel II. Jones, director of the tco yestordny reasons why 000,000 an­ connection with the death of Mrs. Now York office of tho State Depart­ HURLEY thracite nnd bituminous coal miners Ruth Mercer, whose body was found ment of Fnrms nnd Markets, who has stopped work Inst Saturday In tho United States nnd nnuda, John L. just returned from n vneation in Flor­ on tho beach nt Ocean Vlow Sunday. Lewis, president of tho United Mine ida, said yestordny that Florida was No nrrost hnB yet been made, but Workers of America, nnd official lead­ booming agriculturally as well as Norfolk dotectlves have visited the er of tho strike, declared that the na­ rivnlly California, ho said, ns the win- barracks and nftcr securing a partial v&flfKiCattoa of him or. the man with t u r a l - l i e ’workers had gone out mere­ tor garden ot the country, whom it is claimed the young woman “So rapidly is tho acreage of winter ly to await the results of a peaceful was last seen, It was requested that truck crops, Including strawberries, negotiation with their employers over a new wago scalo, but that tho bitu­ being Increased," ho continued, "thnt ho be not permitted to leave the re­ minous workers wero out indefinitely, only high transportation coots will servation. Ills namo could not bo If need be, to obtain tho signing of a keep the big markets of tho North lenmed from tho police. from having as cheap fresh vegetables The body was positively Identified basic wage contrnct. Tho bituminous workers, Mr. Lew­ nnd fruits all the year around as from this morning nt the morgue by Mrs. is doclnrcd before tho committee, nearby truck farms in tho flush of tho Allco Wilson, who lived In tho same house with tho dead woman. which is considering tho Binnd reso­ season. "I. M. Rhodes, director of tho Flor­ lution to direct appointment by the Whether Mrs. Mercer wns assaulted president of u commission to investi­ ida State Marketing Burcnu, said that and thrown Into the boy or took the IF YOUR BACK HURTS OR BLAD­ gate the coni industry, arc out to Florida was now shipping out of the plunge nftcr n quarrel Is not known. In a new package that fits the pocket— DER BOTHERS YOU, DRINK "stay indefinitely if need bo, until the stnto an average of a cnrload of pro­ It Is certnln, though, thnt tho body A t a price that fits the pocket-book— LOTS OF WATER operators of tho central competitive duce every eight minutes in tho year. had not boon in the w ater more than The same unmatched blend of field of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, und It has 2/100,000 acres In farms nnd ton hours. She was last seen Satur­ 7 VRKisit. Vir g in ia and B urley Tobaccos When your kidneys hurt nnd your western Pennsylvania, sign up u bas­ about 17,000,000 acres more available day night. back feels sore, don’t get scared and ic wago contrnct according to their for cultivation. While Mrs. Mercer’s body is In tho proceed to loud your stomach with a pledge, on which tho other coni min "Tho most rapid growth is in pro- city morgue, her young husband Is T & jf i* * * * * +« 1H f fI FIFTH AVE. lot of drugs that excite the kidneys lag districts of tho United States can duction of citrus fruits, of which hunn t m tin mysteriously missing from their and Irritate tho entire urinnry tract. nctilo." dreds of nee’ groves are being de­ home. Ho left Friday morning and Keep your kidneys clean like you In reply to questions by Represen­ veloped. and in production of early koop your bowels clean, by flushing tative Illack, Democrat, Texas, as to winter vegetables and strawberries. has not been scon or heard from since. them with a mild,* harmless snltB why tho union would not settle with Early cabbage was so plentiful this It is reported he loft Friday night MILITARY MAN SHOT TO 10 PER CENT CUT which removus the body's urinous operators in states and districts where year thnt hundreds of tons wero left for Baltimore nnd his mother, Mrs. ON WATERMELONS DEATH I1Y OIL OPERATOR wnsto nnd stimulates them to their work coiild ho resumed under satis­ in the fields In Florida becauso the Botty F. Mercer, believes that ho FROM THIS STATE (11/ T h e \ n a n r l n t r d I ’r m l normnl nctlvlty. Tho function of the factory conditions, Mr. Lewis said that prico offered in Northern markets shipped on some foreign steamer for n trip around tho world. OKLAHOMA CITY,, April 4.— kldneyH is to filter the blood. In 24 competition would not permit the op­ would not pay the freight. WASHINGTON, April 3.—Senator hours they strain from it fi00 grains of erators to fix wages locally without a Llcutennnt Colonel Paul W. Beck, a t­ Park Trammell has been advised by The estimated acreage of early Irish tached to tho nvlatlon section nt Fort tho Interstate Commerce Commission acid ami waste, so we can readily un­ knowledge of the wago scales their potatoes alone in Florida this year is derstand tho vital importance of keep­ compotitorH would liuvc. Sill, wnH shot to denth hero early to­ that a reduction of 10 per cent in the 24,800 acres, an increase of virtually ing tho kidneys nctivo. day in the fnshionnble residence of freight rate on watermelons and “Even if tho operators of Illinois, HO per cent, over Inst year. Tho ship­ Jenr\ P. Dny, a widely known oil cnntcloupes has been authorized by Drink lots of water—you can’t drink for instance," he added, "are willing ping season already has begun with operntor. Dny is held nt hin homo in the railroads. too much; also get from any pharma­ to sign up a new scale for themselves, a total of neatly 100 cars in excess of custody of a deputy pending an in­ Scnntor Trammell some time ngo cist about four ounces of ,!ud Knits; without regard to their competitors, tile number shipped to the same date vestigation. « took up the question of obtaining this take a tablespoonful In a glass of wnt the United Mine Workers are unwili­ last year. These already havo had n er before breakfast each morning for jnK to |mvo [ts members in Ohio, Wes- decided effect on the market for old Hock was n close friend of tho Dny reduction for tho growers of his stnto EM I'll IB, April 4.—A fall of six- family and had nttended n card party nnd is grntifiod thnt favorable re­ a few days and your kidneys will act torn Pennsylvania, Indiana nnd West potatoes. Omitting Long Islnnd from fine. Tills famous salts is made from Virginia, dragged into the suffering consideration, Florida now sends more tenths of a foot from tho crest stage nt the home. Dny took the other sults have been accomplished, es­ ^L‘c^ 'n ^ ,0 Mississippi flood guests home nnd according to friends pecially in timo for the 1022 crop of the acid of grapes and lemon juice, )(f „ |ong „tr||<0 whilo the Illinois mine potatoes annually to Now York than I at Memphis is expected today, ne­ returned nnd saw his wife struggling nielolns. combined with lithiu, nnd bus been owners take the markets.” does New York stnto. used for generation:] to clean nnd No member of tho sonnto or house Florida is a very important factor cording to the weather bureau here, in Beck's arms. He got n pistol nnd Although holding Hint a national ntimulnlc clogged kidneys; also to wage scale was the first essential, in making the food supply of Now and the rate of fall is expected to be­ struck Beck over the head, tho pistol has been more nctivo in behalf of neutralize the adds in urine so it no Mr. Lewis told Chairman Nolan that York City one of tho most variod and come more rapid for soveral days, as exploded and Beck fell dead. Beck freight rate reductions than Senator longer In a source of irritation, Hum! if congress or anybody else could gut healthful in tho world. Even the av­ the flood water 1h reported receding wns commnndont of tho post field at Trammell. He was among the first ending bladder weakness. "a representative number of operators erage wage-earner hero in now nblo to at idl points between Cairo and Mem­ Fort Sill. He went thoro from Carl- to nttack in tho senato the high rates •lad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in­ from all contra! fields into confer­ have fresh green vegetables as abun­ phis. strom Field, Arcndin, Florida, July nnd hns not relented In his efforts to jure; makes a delightful effervescent ence, thosu controlling a substantial dantly in winter as in summer. The get n reduction of transportation With the exception of ndditinnul Inst. lithln-wator drink which everyone tonnage, I shall advise the United heaviest carlot receipts of lettuce in sloughing for seventy-five feet at the charges for tho people of Florida. By should take now and then to keep their Mine Workers—and I think they will Now York City, in the year, for ox- upper end of tho cave-in in the front his fight nnd ngltntion ho hnd n largo, kidneys clean and active, Try this, take my advice—to negotiate with ample, are in tho period of December levee at Old Town, Ark., no trouble CLAIMS IT WAS FOR TIIE part in bringing about tho 10 per also keep up the water drinking, nnd them fur a new contract.1 | to March inclusive, when tho supply was reported durin gthu day at any cent reduction in freight rates on GOOD / OF THE SERVICE citrus fruits nnd farm products which no doubt you will wonder whnt became point in this river district. Short of this step, he added, m inors'1! “' mo8t cntir,,|y tram Florida and of your kidney trouble and backache, atal operators conferring by districts JCalifornia. More tomatoes, cabbage went into effect last January. Now U l y Tli#» A i i o r l n t r d PrF«>> —Adv. and lettuce came here in ll>20 from the reduction applies to watermelons HELENA, Ark., April 4.—E. M. Al­ WASHINGTON, April 4— The re­ would "just be talking—doing Florida than from any other stato. and cnntcloupes. len, cotton licit levee official, said at cent dismissal of twenty-nine offi­ good." In speaking of the conditions "One of the things that impressed 8:30 a. tn. yesterday thu new slough cials of the burcnu of engraving by of the Industry, Mr. Lewis referred JAPS SCRAPPING Proof of the pudding is in the eat­ thu most pari, to bituminous mat­ me most in Florida wns the oppor­ in the leveee occurred on the upstream President Harding involved no desire RUSSIAN TROOPS for tunity for poultry rnising. Tho de­ ing thereof. Thousands praise Tanend of the old enve-in and was about to reflect upon the character of any ters in view of the wider scope and mand for eggs in the state all the lac. So will you.—Union Pharmacy. seventy-five feet long. At D o’clock government employee, it was said to­ importance of that industry as com­ I l l y T h e A » » o rlu lrtl I’r r a a ) year around is much in excess of tho last night a high wind begun Mowing —Adv, day by Secretary Christian. TOKIO, April 4.—Special dispatch­ pared with anthracite. Although tho local supply, and conditions, in somo and levee engineers expected addition­ es from Vladivostok report a severe United Mtiiu Workers stood for “nat­ respects at least, seem to be ideal for al sloughing. Preparations were made clash between Japanese troops and ionalization of mines with adequate egg production thoro. In thu winter for bracing both ends, and the addi­ assurance to property owners, in­ forces of the Cldta government when time trainlondB of eggs must be bro’t tional sloughing made little difference H00 of the latter attacked the Jap ­ volved," lie classed "Government own­ ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE in to supply tho enormous temporary in the general situation. Otficials in anese near Kpassk, 100 miles from ership as impossible nt this time." "Miners know that they can’t hope population. Tho Florida Market Bu­ charge arc confident of winning the Vladivostok, following a demand by W . J. TH IG P EN & CO M PAN Y reau says tho morkot for eggs last fight, Mr. Allen said. the Jnpnncso to disarm. Eighty Chita to get more than 21 f> days work a AQ EN TS it is now apparent that the fight year, as things stand,” hu declared, year in Florida was a cent a dozen aoldiurs wore reported kilted. higher on an average than in any oth­ must continue for a week longer, and Later, Chita troops attneked in "nnd thnt part time operation tends er state in tho union. The Florida force with field guns and fighting to increase its scope year after year. State College of Agriculture at preparations havo boon made with that continued along the Ussuri rallwny, Loath as some people may lie to face Gainesville and thu Statu Marketing end in viow. m t'ICK 0 KOI’I.KH HANK IHIILIHNO difficulties, and hazards, if private in­ Tho level of the water in tho river the reports said. Bureau are encouraging the develop­ Sanford, rlo rld« dustry cannot work out this problem, is estimated at between twelve and rogulnrlbo employment and stabilize ment of commercial henneries and in­ fifteen feet above thu surrounding outputs, it may lie necessary for gov­ structing fnrinurs through thu coun­ land, and the triple barriers hnvo been ernment to assume thu burden. I be­ ty farm bureaus in up-to-date methods erected with the view to holding even lieve congress could well set up a of egg production ami marketing. more than fifteen feet in cues of a still "The farmers in Florida havo learn­ greater rise in tho rivor. tribunal or a bureau to investigate, at least, and give the facts which might ed from ,thu example of California Hint efficient ami economical market­ dtormlnu a policy," Mr. Lewis paid his respects to wlmt ing of their products can be accom­ T«Ui why everyone should drink ho termed "n general financial do­ plished efficiently only through co­ hot w ater with phosphate marketing associations. In it before breakfast main! for liquidation of lalmr und de­ operative Such associations are rapidly increas­ flation of wages," by declaring thnt Headaches are caused by auto-in- there was "nothing constructive in ing in numbers nnd strength. Their tokication—which means self-poison­ the business viewpoint today, and de­ aim is to build up a reputation for LOOK YOUNG! BRING RACK ITS I HAVE THEM ing. Liver nnd bowel poisons called pression cannot lie overcome by cut­ quality and uniformity of their pro­ NATURAL COLOR, GLOSS AND ATTRACTIVENESS toxins, sucked into the blood excite ting wages and further loworlng the ducts through standard grading and thu heart which pumps the blood so purchasing power of Inbor." The non­ packing. Tho best they produce is Common garden sago brewed into a fast that It congests in tho smaller union operators, especially those of shipped to Northern markets, and a heavy ten, with Hulphur added, will arteries nnd veins of tho head, pro­ West Virginia, lie said, wore "Ishmaul- big outlet for odd sizes and quality turn gray, streaked and fuded hair ducing violent, throbbing pain nnd ites of industry whose hand is against unsuited to shipping iB to bo found in beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just distress, called headache. You bottn attract­ industry, who nre fomenting indus­ thu enormous wintor population of thu a few Applications will prove a roveln-cunto nervous, despondent, sick, fovstate. There is much tho Now York ing atten­ trial difficulties that they may get erish and miserable, your munis sour high prices." fanner can learn from these more dis­ tlon if your Imlr is fading, streaked or tion—lots are being sold right nlong nnd building in this ■and almost nauseate you. Then you tant producing sections that liuvo gray. Mixing the Sage Ten nnd Bui"Be sure that if thin do-nothing pol­ phuur recipe nt home, though, is section is such ns to gladden the heart of those who have n s o r t to ucctunilld, aspirin or the icy of business leaves the issues tn found how to overcome tho difficul­ troublesome. An easier way is to get the good of Sanford at heart. bromides, which temporarily relieve ties of remoteness from market thru bo fought out," ho Haiti, "with tha a bottle of Wyeth’s Sago and Sulphur bu t do net rid the blood of those Irri­ co-operative organization." government standing aside ns a neu­ Compound at any drug store, all ready tating toxins, This is no idle talk—I have weighed tho statement and tral observer, the public will have to for use. This is the old-time recipe im­ A glass of hot wntur with a ton- foot the bill.” ANOTHER APRIL FOOL JOKE. to say just what is my candid convictions would put it proved l>y tho addition of other in­ s|K>onfu1 of limestone phosphate in it, gredients. most too strong for tho careful, conservative person—thut ( H r T h e A aauclm rd I'rran) drank before breakfnst will not only While wispy, gray, faded hair is not TAMPA, April 4.—Municipal Judgo person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who wash these poisoiiH from your systom A GOOD MOVE Edmund Worth wns almost respons­ sinful, we all desire to retain our and euro you of headache, hut will has VISION will agree with me now—the other later. IP CARRIED OUT ible for a death hero last Saturday youthful appearance and attractive­ cleanse, purity and freshen tho ali­ morning when upon conviction of Mnr- ness. By darkening your hair with mentary canal. ( l l / T h r A Han pi n I r d I ’r r a n ) OKLAHOMA CITY, April 4.— guorlto Parish, a negross, for drunk­ Wyeth’s Sago and Sulphur Compond, Ask your pharmacist for a qunrter Prediction that tho American Legion enness, ho announced thnt the fino no one can toil, heenuso it does it so pound of limustono phosphnto. It Is nnd tho American Federation of Labor would bo $1,000 nnd costs. When the naturally, so evenly. You just damp, Inexpensive, harmless ns sugar. If you nren'n fooling your best, if "will be found working hand in hand Judgo concluded passing sentence on n sponge or soft brush with it nnd tongue is coated or you wnku up with , through nil tho yanrs to como for Marguerite reeled, invoked the help draw this through your hair, taking “ 77m Man Who Sella Dirt Cheap” ono small strand at a time; by morn­ bod taste, foul breath, or havo colds, Itho benefit of all their members and the Deity nnd nearly fainted. Indigestion, liliouinoss, constipation the good of the country" was made "April Fool!" exclaimed His Honor, ing all gray hntrH havo disappeared, ‘ phos- ............................ nnd after nnother application or two or tour, acid atotnuch, begin the hero Inst night by Hanford............. McNIdor, "I meant $1C or fifteen daya." "That’s hotter,’1 said Mnrguorlto, ns your hair becomes beautifully dark, phnted hot w ater cure to rid your national commander of tho American glossy, Hof t nnd luxuriant.—Adv. she recovered her composure. system of toxins and poisons. I Legion. GLASS OF SALTS CLEANS KIDNEYS FIFTEEN RIVER FALLING IN MEMPHIS VICINITY SAY ENGINEERS General Fire Insurance HOT ITER FOR TO DARKEN HAIR APPLY SAGE TEA Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots SANFORD IS GROWING SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” J . E. SPURLING Watch the South East Corner of Page 1 wo I■ ■!> w • .,1. « .'-v .. �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 7,1922 FLORIDA TRACTOR DISTRIBU­ rnNVlCTS IN BIRD GANG MARION COUNTY IS BIG /GOOD GRADE AMI TAMPA MAN U WANTED BIBLES TORS ANNOUNCE IMPORTANT SHIPPER OF CITRUS FRUITS STABLE MANURE PRICE REDUCTION. KILLS NEGRESS CHEAP TAMPA, April 3.—The Salvation ON THE STREET OCALA, April 3.—Marion county Prompt Shipment $200 Cut In Cletrac Model “F” IT* Army hero has received a request for hnd shipped moro than 410,000 boxes b Bible from a source which for Tam­ By a Sanford Celery-fed L. W. DERG MANN TAMPA, April 3.—Chostor E. Lo­ of citrus fru it this season up to pa is unusual. Army officials said ,A second and drastic reduction in March 16, and tho returns f.o.b. ship­ Man Box 2163, Station A, Jacksonville, Fla. gan, Jr., son of Dr. E. Lognn, for various persons and organizations tho price of tho Model "F ” Cletrac i h h A h M i ping pointa aro estimated to have a a M many yenrs n practicing physician of had requested copies from tjmo to this year was mndo public today by been approximately $1,450,000. These Sutherland, wns nrrosted nbout ono time but on this occasion prisoners i McDonald & Burgman, Daytona, Flor­ April Ih the month of showers. The LANDIS, FISH & HULL (O'clock this morning by Patrolman figures do not Inctudo less than car* ida distributors for tho popular sky is tho limit. In the county jail want one. lond shipments by express. Attorneys and Counsetlors-at-Law jThompson nt No. 1108 Ashley street on The requost was made In the fol- crawler line made by The Cleveland It Is estimated thc county’s total the chnrgc of killing nn unidentified DoLAND, FLORIDA Tractor Co. lowing noto to Capt. Brae^cale: i A business man is often surprised crop for tho senson wIH bo sotne- Will practice In tho State and Feder­ “Dear Captain: We, tho under-’ Tho slash from $705 to $505 f.o.b. to find that an employeo who comes negresH in an alloy near by a few whero botwcon 425,000 nnd 460,000 al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ gjpned victims of Satan, whose corral Cleveland foY tho standard Model "F" from ono of the “best families" is as moments previous. A .38 caliber re­ boxes, with tho returns f.o.b. ship­ amining nnd Perfecting Land Titles. volver with three cartridges discharg­ Is located at 1308 Jefferson streer, Is claimed to put this machlno in a vnlunblo as an appendix, while ono ping points between $1,500,000 and respectfully request th at our com­ class by Itself for It Is not only the yhoso family started housekeeping In ed was found In-his possession, ac­ $1,000,000. Prices have boon good, rades of war send up a Bible. Wo lowest prlcod crawler tractor built a box car gives indications of' soon cording to the police. hundreds of cars bringing an average Quizzed nt tho police stntion by SCHELLE MAINES will readily admit that had wo given but It Is also tho only two plow trac­ owning the business. of $4 to $7 a box. Tho county ships Lieut. Nipper and Detectives Stancoll more tlmq to . the Lord’s teaching tor of any typo which will do the LAWYER I’utuLU Ltown nnd Pineapple ’Vulggercd when wo had more of an opportunity general run of farm «t)Iu"iho cuYuOffice In the Court House Newspapermen hnvo to know some­ and Jones, Logan, j»» oranges. Tho citrus groves nro in we could never bo hero today. Do vatlng as well, thoreby displacing ani­ thing. about everything and this edi­ nbout thc room .freely admitted shoot­ SANFORl) -jFLORIDA the northern part of tho county on not know of anything so uplifting or mal power completely. tor evidently knew n w’noln lot nbout ing tho negress, Ho did it, ho said, Orange Lake, around Cltrn especial­ when tho woman, accompnnied by an­ as Inspiring ns aro the Sunday serv­ McDonald A Burgman state that doctors. ly, In tho section nround Lowell, Fairices which you render. Trusting you this price cut Is In no way an attempt (From Benton, III., Evening News) other negress, grasped his arm and field nnd Irvino In northwest MnrJon, G E O . G . H E R R IN G will grant our request and thanking to enter tho tractor price fight which He was shot In tho pit of tho stom­ attempted to lend him up tho alley. nonr Spnrr, Ocnln, BoHoview, Cand­ you, wo bog to remain, respectfully has so confusaed tho farm er of late ach at 8 o’clock Sunday night by Avn He was unnblo to stnto how mnny ler, Summerfield an don and around A tto rn e j-a t-L a w but la based upon tho increasing Leo. Dra. Austin and Vice operated times he had fired nt tho woman, he Lake Weis. Thcro aro a number of yours, No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildln Jesse T. Bums, L. H. Culpepper, M. volume of Model "F ” business that upon him, and, strange as It might said. groves in the lake region on tho Pntrolmnii Thompson, who wns but enstern sldo o. tho Ocktawahn rlvor, SANFORD. FLA. E. Murphy, Nick Sagonlaa, Halllo has been enjoyed hero nnd In all parts seem, It Is said ho has a chnnce of Ellis, J. E. Llllenthal, W. H. Young, of tho country since tho Introduction recovery.—Billy Crane in St. Petors- a block nnd a half away from tho nnd nlong tho river, Including a now of this new tractor In September la s t! burg Times, scene of tho shooting nt tho time It development of scvcrnl hur.drt Jr. year. _____ . occurred, hurried thcro nt tho shots on Lake Bryant. "P. S.—Care Cage No. 0.” Commcnttlng upon tho many unique j I wonder, yes I wonder, what tho nnd found tho negress lying in a pool fentures of Cletrac "F" Mr. Leo Burg- officers do with all the booze they of blood in a vnennt lot next to No. COUNTY CLERK IS JEWELER man of the head office a t Daytona slezc. You never even hear about any 1108 Ashley street. Lognn wns loiter­ FOUND GUILTY OK MY SPECIALTIES: EMBEZZLEMENT ntntcd that the extensive use of of the raids but you hear about tho ing on tho corner, according to tho pnpressed stool In place of castings had booze they captured. Who gots It’ trdmnn, and Thompson placed him Picknrd’s Hand-Painted China under arrest after searching him and BRISTOL. April 3.—S. I. Revels, done much tn,Jtrj$n>thp nrice low JqGorham’s Sterling Silver The garage people any their busi­ finding tho rovolver In his possession. Jir~ r rJcri: -if the circuit court of a saves matccria! ami construction Rogers’ Plated Ware Liberty county, wns sentenced to three costs nnd appenls to tho farmer by ness has fallen off some since the joy Three unfired cartridges were found Elgin nnd Wnltham Watches ln the yard, apparently ejected from years Imprisonment by Judga Lovo of giving him an 18C0 pound tractor riders have quite joy riding. revolver. with all tho .power and working enpnethe second judicinl circuit nH a result At the stntion, I.ognn, who was of conviction of tho embezzlement of ‘ty of " n mnch,no weighing Tho women are making a campaign Parcel Post Your Cleaning and county funds. A considerable short­ .1000 pounds The saving In oporat- fur thc pi.opIo to drink more milk. No slightly under tho influence of liquor, Dyeing to j noe(1 for that. We would all drink Bcrnio dchicfly concerned nbout "hav­ age wns discovered in 1020 by State ing expense Is very apparent. Enrich tho soil, increase tho Mr. Burgman Is confident that num, miiU lf wo cou|d get it< Better ing done a good Job of it," repeatedly Auditor J. Willyon. The jury was yield, hasten maturity, im­ out all night beforo the verdict was farmers will welcome Cletrac “F" a s ' kt. a cnmptliBn for muro m|lk nnd Btating that "no ‘shine’ could take him prove the quality. It pnys to by thc arm nnd get away with it." Ac­ reached. Revels was clerk for mnny the solution of their power needs and 'cheaper milk. use thorn regularly. Stock In is planning an extcnslco demonstra- j _____ cording to bis story, consistently re­ years, being first elected In 1902, our warehouse nt Sanford. French Dry Cleaners tinn tour this spring to show local | \ perplexing problem: When Is peated to the officers ho had returned Booklet free front warehouse agriculturists how it can bo made to j ut|Bt, Maine* going to quit growing? from West Tampa ami was walking or from— (’LAYTON PRESIDENT produce profits for them. down Ashley street when the wumnn Steam Dyers Along his equator, I mean. OF NEW nANK, TO HE neosted him nt the alley and request­ LOCATED AT MIAMI GOVERNMENT ASKS FOR Armour Fertilizer Works 611 Main St. Jacksonville, FI ed him to accompany her. Tho noOught to Can It Ja ck so n v ille . F lorida We prepay parcel postago on return. RETURN OF MONEY PAID Analysis shows Moore Haven muck gress wns accompanied hy another MIAMI, April 3,—Application for FARMERS FOR LOSSES soil worth $12.50 per ton for fertiliz­ woman, Logan stated, who ho claims tho incorporation of tho Commercial er, scnrehcads tho Mooro Haven also grasped him hy tho arm, endeav­ Trust Company, to be located here, MIAMI, April 3.—The federal Times. Gosh, brother, what might the oring to draw him up tho alley. The with C. M. Clayton, until recently government hns exploded a bomb­ price per ACRE lie, say, from M. II. second woman disappeared promptly | vice prcaondent of tho Minmi National shell here with its request that clean down to China? Never stick a nt the shooting, according-to the po­ Hank, as president, hns been granted $17,000 paid to farmers In this vi­ plow into that land; it’s too precious. lice investigation. •t Tallahassee. cinity nnd tho local chamber of com­ Put it on the market in gallon and “Just teli nto this one thing, chief," The concern Is chartered to do a merce, to compensate them for losses half gal. containers for uso in San­ Logan asked repeatedly: "Did I do a banking and trust business and is during tho wnr In producing castor capitalized at $100,000. Other mem­ oils, be returned. Tho beans were ford and other arid portions of our good joh of it or not? There isn’t bers nro A. H. Ramsoy, T. E. Dono­ produced In order that castor oil for fair state.—Philosopher in Tampa any chance of mo waking up tomor­ Times. row and finding that she’s still liv­ van, T. B. Cox ad W. L. Harris. uso in luhricntin^ nlrplnne motors ing. is there? No ’shino’ can hold mo We are not arid, old sport We Clayton resigned from tho Minmi might be manufactured from them. have moonshine, grapefruit and or­ up and get away witli it." Vntlonul Bank this week, following n Tho request received by tho cham­ ange wine, bottled in bond and bottled Logan also contends that the wom­ hearing last week In which he wns ber of commerce gave no reason for in tile wood shed, celery tonic and otli an attempted to soarch him for mon­ charged with conspiracy to violate tho tho government’s ; action in asking er kinds of linlr tonic. ey. Volstond law, tho caso revolving thnt tho money be returned other Columbia Dry Bat"She says, ‘Honey, ain’t you got any around the snlo of 100 cases of liquor thnn thnt nn adverse decision had tcria* work better They now have a klssograph which money 7* and runs her hand down my to a prohibition agent. Clayton, it been mndo concerning payment for and lut longer arc for sale at your very door! is a machine to register tho "kick" in pocket," he stated to the officers. was charged, wrote tho agreement losses. Tho chamber of commerce,1,, kjS8 Don’t you think it all lieu in "The she and the other woman tries r lull. and tuuMn and held in escrow tho $4,050 for tho which Is withholding action until You can insist upon and get Co­ —fur tlicrmoaiatr to draw nio up the alley. No honest purchaso of “commodities." The more details can be ohtnined from whoso wife you happen to kiss? —for gar anginra lumbia Dry Batteries wherever you ask this in all fairness of some of the white man would stand for Unit, so 1 court held that there wns not suffi­ Washington, has nn plan for collect­ —for ignition on tin Sanford Lotharios. Honestly I would live. Hardware and general stores, shot her. If I wns in the same fix cient evidence to show that Clayton ing tho money from the farmers. Ford wrhila rutting like to know. —fur dry batuiy light­ I’d do it again," he stated. was aware of the nature of the trans­ They were paid some time ago. electricians, im p lem en t dealers, ing In cloarf, ctllar, action nnd discharged him. According to Logan’s story ho had auto supply shops, and garages sell bam, ate. Women can bnmo Eve for most of never seen the negress before. Ho is Columbias. THE LIFE OF A HEALTH OF­ their faults lint they can hardly blame being held in the city jail pending an Tnnlac overcomes rheumatism by Tht nrU'i molt fjmomi FICER IS ONE BARN THING dry ftatlfrry. Uirj tltft her for holding the phono for two Universally used for doorbells,buzz­ toning up and invigorating tile vital group of imlhijuul ttUi AFTER ANOTHER—FINE LIFE hours talking about tho neighbors investigation of the killing. ,i ntnlrj. fahutiioci organs, thereby enabling them to elim­ ers, heat regulators, alarms, etc., for Spring Clip liiujiug while the busy man waits for the lines n u ll al rut n l t r chorgo inate poisons from the system.—Un­ Wo judge hy his willingness to ho gas engine and tractor ignition, for TAMPA, April 3, Tho lot of n city t0 |,L. cleared. You know what 1 mean, ion Pharmacy.—Adv. stung that the accent of the Kussinn quick starting ignition on non-self­ health officer is not a plcasnnt one, mhzhlk is placed on the "hik.” according to Dr. J. R. Harris, who starting Fords, and for every buttery Heard a man say yesterday thnt he Nob HARRIES IN TAMPA. holds thnt position in Tnmpn. Dr. need under the imh. Insist upon Cf>l UMI'1' merely wanted to stand up for his Hnrrls Jins related n few of his ex­ H.NITO'1 Columbia. rights when in reality I think he was TAMPA, April 3.—Dr. J. R. Har­ periences the last few days. PUT CREAM IN NOSE " A| | | li'’ tying down on the Job. ds, city health officer, is preparing AND STOP CATARRH Wednesday morning nn irnto citi­ * "■ data on the prevalence of rnbles In zen entered his office, declared ho wns . ,. , . , .. , , , , , An optim st is one who expects to Tells now To Open Gagged Nos­ Tampa and is including in this work the victim of injustice nnd explained . \ . , „ . , trils and End Head-Colds. “ '"Ul it.s.l**" an investigation of the reports in thc thnt m e n tio n , hn,I bn™ „,«d, which IT ° 7 ,or office of Dr. W. P. Link, veterinarian. would require him to null hi. ho„o “ " T , '* lh°, “" . 7 You feel fine in a few momenta. ®T- Link's records show thnt/ 120 nnd cow. Investigation showed that | crrtt(, Sr — they Uat longer Your cold in head or catarrh will lie fange and dairy cows hnd died of the the man's’ place was kept ns n public;1 gone. Your clogged nostrils will open. diicase in the last two yenrs. Dr. nuisance nnd thnt complaints of tho Mr. Chaso is the president of tho The air passages of your head will Harris declares that an unmistnke- neighbors wore unnnimous. Ah Dr. new Snnford Golf Club, which is a clour and you can breutho freely. No *Mc sign of rnhies in cows nnd gonts Hnrrls wns relating tho incident his moro dullness, headache; no hawking, a that these animals when affected telephone rang nnd nn undertaker good name for a golfer.—St. Augus­ snuffling, mucous discharges or dry­ wm tine Record. *>l! chase chickens, a thing they never said: ness; no struggling for breath at £ <*“ when in normal health. "I linvo a body hero but I cannot A couple of white men were talking night. Many owners of dogs in Tampa bury it.K I Oldest nnd Largest Seed House in Florida Toll your druggist you want a small about an acquaintance who hnd been ,re vaccinating the ennines to im“Why not?" nHkcd Dr. Harris. £ bottto of Ely’s Cream Halm. Apply a JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA going through some severe trials and touniitc them against thc disease. "Doctor who attended the case little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream MARTIN’S HY TEST SEEDS won’t sign tho death certificate," was business losses. Prosperity bad seem­ in your nostrils, let it penetrate AltK KNOWN FOII QUALITY tho reply. "SayB tho family hnsn’t ingly forsaken their friend. A very through every air passage of the philosophical negro was working near­ IinId his bill." Soed Corn, Buiiiih, Peas, Pepper, Eggplant, Watermelon, Cantaloups, ■ head; soothe and heal the swollen, in­ Tho doctor arranged to cxnmlno tho by who had worked for their friend flamed mucous membrane, and relief Potatoes, Tomatoes, Cucumber. Cowpous. Forngo and Field Seeds. Our and one of the men knowing tho noDo Jmu imvo a dull, steady ache in body nnd issue a burial permit, Catalogue nnd Price List will glvo full information. Wo carry all £comes instantly. gro hnd worked a long while for him varieties of garden, field and furm seeds, thnt hnvo boon tested and 5 * of the back—sharp, stnbThc night previous, Dr. IlnrriH said, H is just whnt every cold and ca­ proven to bo ndnptod to Florida soil and climato, and our yenra of ax- ■ Inff twinges when stooping or lift- he had been called out of bed to In­ said: “Joo, don’t you think it Is too tarrh sufferer needs. Don’t stny porioneu enulilo us to handle tho Florida seod business to advantage. "IT—distressing urinary disorders? form an Inquirer whothor it wns truo had for Mr. Blank to have such had stuffed-up nnd miserable.—Adv. SPRING CATALOGUE—Mnrtln’s Spring Catalogue is now ready. luck?" Joo looked up, rubbed the ~or bad back and weakened kidnoys tho body of a negro had been found Write for it. Evoryono interested In Florida Spring and Summer sweat off his forehead, and said, "No, crops Hliould avail themselves of information -anford residents recommend Doan’s in thc city wntor reservoir. matlon contained in our deecriptlvo catalogue.' Su Hah, Ise don’t, Dat man hns no rea­ WANTED—To hear from owner of tnloguo.' Supplied FREE on request, to thoso who send In the"£ ulncy Pilln. Read this annford state­ names promptly. _ Write for it today. Full information and pritea con ment. son to spcct prosperity." Tho white good ranch for sale. State cash WORK ON DIXIE HIGHWAY. nil sensonnb stumble seeds. • man seemed surprised and said, "Why price, ful particulars. D. F. Bush, M«- J. W. Barrett, 318 Palmetto OCALA, April 3.—Tho Marion not?" Joe replied, "You sco, sir, dat Minneapolis, Minn. *Ve’ 8By»: "I have used Doan’s KldE. A. MARTIN SEED £ 0 . Apl 7-21; May 5-10; June 2-10 ey *M'ls off and on for years. I had county commissioners will open bids man is one of dem fellahs whnt totes 202-206 Eaat Bay St. Phone 4277-128* , * <lcks of kidney trouble when I auf- April 11 for tho surfacing of State two faces under one hat." FOR SALE—Tomato plants, any , ,rom severe pains through the Rond No. 2 from tho Lake county lino quantity, for prompt delivery.— J of my back. I tired easily and to Belleville, a distance of approxi­ FELL 1,000 FEET; Chaso & Co., Phone 630. 28-tfc Mi SLIGHT ^INJURIES * ‘ out of sorts and not a bit like mately fifteen miles. This road Is My kidneys acted irregularly tho Dixie Highway and the clearing FOR SALE—15 acres, 10 tiled, 4 room PENSACOLA, April 3, — Lieuten­ I always use Doan's Kidney Pills and grading of tho right of way Is house, barn, 4 wolls, $0,000. Terms. *n t',ese attacks come on and they progressing rapidly. Tho gang of ant J. P. Adams of the United States —H. B. Lewis. Phono 840 or 301 ln DQ™1,le)'1e 1 have great faith convicts doing the work is now oper­ Marine Corps fell 1,000 feet in a sea­ 81-4te Consulting Chemist says of the water: "Of the many w sten of this and oth­ ating between Lake Woir and North plane here several days ago and re­ ceived only minor Injuries to hla face. See H. B. Lewis, before buying your er reglone that I have analysed, I have found none superior la all good qoaHMc. at all dealers. Don’t Lake. Bids for the surfacing will be re­ His escape 1s regarded by officiate farm. Can save you money. 31-4tc tlea of that of the "Elder Water.”—Phone I 1I-W. Office In Miller Bnildlag. C aS g!t, f0r * k,dney remc<J*“ W t ^ . Kidney Pills—the same th*t ceived on bituminous macadam, bi­ at tho naval air station as miraculous. WANTED—Man or women to take orfor aenulne guaranteed hosiery, Co' w# rretl ^ad. Foater-Milburn tuminous concrete, sheet asphalt and Adams was making a solo flight’and fortiers women and children. Elimin­ Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. plain concrete, the surfacing to be Just off the station the machlno went ates men, darning. HO.flO a week full time. 11.00 an hour spare time. Experience laid on a concrete or crushed stone Into a tall spin and fell Into tho bay. unnecessary.—International Slocking It was demolished. 7ry • Herald Want Ad today. Mills, Norristown, 1’a. 11-lQtp base. TRUCK HENRY McLAULIN • A fr ir tO i BIG CROP Fertilizers ROGERS & JONES Columbia Dry Batteries Columbia Diy Batteries E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. that b a d ba ck ELDER SPRINGS w A iH r e r ^ r * y Elder Springs Water Company �, . —- , - iu it to time in this paper and the voters zen of Florida for five years, Among some of thoM taking tn the We have seen It expressly stated by given sufficient opportunity to neWater Carnival were C. H. Chm, Mist lawyers of high degree that ths states quaint themselves with what this Ruth Corn, Mlsa Olive Dinkel, ,Mr. bond Issue will cover. Tho county possess any legal right that the con­ nnd Mrs. J. S. Dinkel Mr. and Mrs! commissioners from tlmo to time In stitution of the United States does not Edwin Dinkel. the past have been repeatedly bo- prohibit them from possessing. Tho Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson and little sccched nnd petitioned to improve constitution of tho United States does daughter have returned to Sanford Mr. nnd Mrs. E. E. Hardy enter Tho prolonged drouth is effecting different sections of Seminole county not soy that tho state of Florida or the crops considerably In this section. tained tho peoplo of Maine who are to make their home, after spending rondo and nfter n careful considera­ any other stale has not tho right to Tho plants are growing slowly and tho spending tho winter in Longwood nt tho winter with Mrz. Wilkinson's tion and study of the subject this put a fivo-yonr requirement on a citi­ most of tho pepper Is filled with their beautiful winter homo in South parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Blit Alien. efficient body unanimously ngretd on zen's being eligible to represent it in Dr. Kerr Boyce Tupper will preach aphis. Formers are fearful that the Longwood on tho evening of March n number of improvements as most tho Bonato; therefore, that law must at tho Baptist church Sunday eve. crop will produce only about a half 28th. This occasion wns also a fare­ urgent, and decided on holding an bo valid. ning at 8 o'clock. If Mr. Bryan is a Democrat, and yield. Mrs. Mann and son Bartow well party to four of tho party who election for the authorisation of bonda Tho Longwood Civic Leaguo hold Mann, who have their crop contracted left tho • next day for Maine. Tho to dofrny the expenses of these re­ bcliovos in Htuto rights, he will not try for tho season, will begin to pick pop­ veranda was decorated with pink and their regular monthly meeting Tuespairs. It is now entirely up to the to have tho constitution of tho state , per tho last of this week. At present blue crepe papor roping and lights day, April 4th, peoplo of the county as to whether of Floridatlat nsldo to favor his per­ Mr. nnd Mrs, Rankin of Wagner they havo a beautiful field of ubout covered with pink paper, nlso beauti­ they wore sincore in their previous sonal ambition. ten acres of fine plants. George ful flowers wero everywhere. Tho hnvo moved into tho house formerly » r » t m ■UILOIMO, nppenis for these Improvements. Be­ Other friends of Mr. Bryan have Cain, Ben Lnko, Wm. Roe, Mr. Mur­ tables wore spread with dainty pink occupied by the Parrish family. fore reaching this decision, the coun­ been parading tho argument, or rath­ There are many beautiful towna phy und a few othor earlier planters nnd blue favors nt each place. A ty commissioners sounded the eentt- er making tho threat that tho nation­ and eltioa In the state of Florida but will begin to Bhip very soon. 1 most delicious lunch of strawberry Children who have worms are pale ment of the various civic organisa­ al constitution H ays “Each house when it comes right down to real Ice cream nnd coke was sorved. After Quite an attractive little playlet sickly and peevish. A does or two of business none of then" I'ydr Ilk* San­ tions In Sanford and residents in all shall boTthe judge of ttie elections, "The Health Fairies" was staged at this F. II. Ranger with a few well White's Cream Vermifuge will clear other pans of the county, /all of returns and qualifications of its own ford. whom wont on record as being solidl* (UMUt&iCb.'tx Very true. But it dees Monroe under the auspices of Mrs. chosen words presented Mr. and Mrs. them out nnd restore rosy cheeks and --------:—*----------E. E. Hardy with a water sot and t cheerful spirits. Price,, 36c. Sold by not Bcem to us that tho peoplo, least Ora Layton, secretary of tho Health State Senator McWilliams will be behind this plan. hand painted vase made In Florida. Union Pharmacy. Crusade in thlH section. Missus Dor­ This bond issue must be carried of all tho peoplo of any Southern a candidate for congress from the Although taken by surprise both re­ othy Goebel, the fairies, were win­ for two very important reasons, vis.; state, want this carried to unytldng Fourth District and ho is already sponded feelingly. Thus closed a some, pretty and appealing nnd acted To safeguard the original investment like an unreasonable extent. YOU WILL HAVE NO MORE It is going over the district and says he for good roads and to keep Seminole likely tho Republicans of Florida will their purts very well. Miss Cole is very onjoynhle evening. Those pres­ KICKS ON POOR ROADS IF will make a systematic and most county roads up to ns high standard have this yonr a candidate for tho also u talented musician and enter­ ent wore Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Noyes YOU VOTE FOR $100,000 vigorous campaign. Wo may have ns maintained by thoso counties which senate. It is extremely unlikely that tained with several selections upon nnd son Carlton, Wntorvilie, Me.; Mr. COUNTY BOND ISSUE. some life injected into this campaign pride themselves on good roads. A ho will rcceivo a largo vote. But it teh violin accompanied upon tho piano nnd Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Myra 8-6td and lt-w yet. great mistake made by a majority of will be in his power to claim a largo oy her mother, Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Lay- Farrington, Wnlnut Hill, Me.; Mr. o -----ton nlso took part in a character Henry Judkins, Chesterville, Me-; Ask Your Soldier Boy How "Cooties" Florida counties is that they have veto, and it will bo in tho power uf When all the new orange groves sketch and Introduced the evening's Mr. Will Woodcock, tormeriy of East failed to properly maintain In repair Got Such a Hold ucnstc to coat him. that have been sot out and being sot performance by an instructive health Wilton, Me,; Mrs. Hight, Hoelis, Me.; roods, to build which, tho counties He'll toil you that tho bnttlefronts out In south Florida and especially How would Mr. Bryart and his story. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Greene, formerly of Europe wore swarming with rats, bonded in Inrgo sums. As a result of In the ridge section got to bonring this lack of foresight, thoso counties friends like that? Thoy would de­ Miss Webster, who represents tho of Wilton, Me., now of Pennsylvania; which carried tho dangerous vermin there will hnvo to bo a wider range of now find themselves as bad off for nounce tho Honatc, of course. But tho "Drink More Milk" campaign also Mr. nnd Mrs. F. H. Rnngcr nnd son nnd caused our men misery. Don't let distribution of fruits to get the thou­ roads as thoy wero before they bond­ Semite would bo no more law-breaking, visited tho school Wednesday und on- j Rnlph, Drydcn, Mo.; J. II. Ranger, rats bring dlscnso into your home. sands of boxes of new fruit Into now ed nnd It necessary, in a great mnny no more given to setting aside princi couni god the children nnd commun-1 Ennt Wilton, hesidcs the,, hoRl nnd When you boo tho first one got HATmarkets. Next year will be a banner of tho counties, to go through this pie for political expediency, than tho Ity in tho use of plenty ot clean, | hostess, SNAP. That will finish them quick. year in citrus frulta nnd them will people of Florldn will bo if they "cnll” wholo program u g n ~ wholesome milk, iiy picture anu story i (j. >1. Corn nnd Miss Ruth left iur Three sizes, 35c, Coe, $1.25, ,Sotu and be much money made In nrgnnges Tho Seminole county commission­ Mr. Bryan nnd Mr. Bryan ncccpts. she very interestingly showed the their home in Franklin, Tonn., nfter guaranteed by Bail Hardware Co,— nnd grapefruit. Another argument of theirs is that value of milk to tho human system, spending two months in tijeir win. Adv. ers have profited by the experience ----- ------ o ---------other prominent men have practically Col. T. J. Appleyard attended the of other sections and with tho support done the sume thing, and got away thereby teaching u splendid health les­ ter homo in West Longwood. of the citizens will see that Seminole son. Miss Webster encouraged us to Mr, nnd Mrs. Edwin Dinkel motor­ capital removni meeting at Orlando Tho mild cathartic action of Herbcounty roads will be kept In tho some with it. Two or three wrongs do not drink all the milk wo could nnd thut yesterday nnd Invited the people to ed to Daytona Bench Sunday, Ino is well liked by ladies. I t puri­ condition ns they wero when thoy mnko one right, and if tho peoplo ex­ very thing we are doing already, but the laying of the corner stone of the fies tho system without griping or Mrs, Frnln nnd dnughtor, Fern, pect tile law that should protect all to she forgot to tell ug how wo could were first laid. new wings on the old capital. Tom sickening tho Btoifiach. Prlco, 00c. spent tho week end in Orlando with If Seminole county roads nro bet­ be rospoctod, they must discourage drink all wo wanted and how wo could just wanted to rnmind thorn that the Sold by Union 'Pfittfmacy. relatives. those who would sot it aside to suit ter than those in othor counties, it get it to drink. That problem has old angel still lived, the only differ­ Mr. Smnliy nnd Mr. Tyler, who 1s bound to attract those from other their personal or partisan convenience. confronted us with a ghastly stare ence being in the now wings. Tiiomns TALK BONDS AND WORK hnvo been spending the winters hero states who appreciate good rondo, If All of us, citizens of Florida, hnvo over since coming into the state. The is some politician nnd In always ready Somlnola county does not have good taken a solemn oath to obey and up­ price nf milk is so staggering that for the pnst few years, loft Thurs- TO PUT OVER THE COUNTY to spring something in favor of bin BOND ISSUE. roads, thoro in nothing to hold thin hold tho laws of our statu. William uvea the bravest are bulked, and some dearly beloved Tallahnssoo hut neither 8-Gtd and lt-w class of tourist here. To those who J. Bryan 1ms taken that outh. Our of us who bailed from the Blue Grass Thomas nor any othor "bombsholler" hnvo been foromost In complaining governor and other officers Irnvo tak­ state and thought wo could recognize can stop the sentiment that prevails Luke lllclly Soys, "The Itat Died Be­ about tho condition of Seminole en mi oatii to not only obey the law a cow ini sight have weakened con­ In south Florida. And in confidence county roads, wo say: ‘T u t your X but enforce it. When any citizen of siderably, for in our efforts to pur­ fore Benching the Rivor." wo will say that if thoy want to in favor of bonds next Tuesday or tiiis state asks William J. Bryan, with chase a four-footed bovine tlio price “Since moving near tho river 2 ernnto a different feeling down hero forever after hold your pence." tile mini of Nebraska yet on his shoes, asked was so appalling that wo stood yonrs ago, wo’vo always used RATthey will begin to adopt different Tho county commissioners hnvo to run for tliu senate, hu breaks Ids hack astounded wondering if it real­ SNAP. Watched u viciouB water rat, tactics and recognize tho rights of tho done what tile mnjority agreed was plighted word, fur in liis request he ly was a cow or some ruro species, nibbling at RAT-SNAP outside tho biggest part of Florida. "I was weak and run-down," llio proper tiling to do, ami have contemplates demanding that the gov­ the only one of its kind now extinct house. About 15 minutes later ho ----------- o-----------j relates Mrs. Eula Burnett, of darted off for tho water, to cool his Wo wish to cnll tho attention of tho washed their hands of tho situation. ernor and secretary of state of Florida upon the whole fuco of the earth. Dalton, Ga. "I waa thin and Wo nro confident tho vote will ho break their solemn oath. If William burning stomach, but ho died before republicans of Florida to tho fact that Neighbors and friends surprised Just felt tired, all the time* tho democrats have been trying to get almost unanimous In tho affirmative. J. Bryan becomes n candidate for sen­ Mrs. F. E. Wninwright Tuesday even­ reaching it.” Three sizes, 35c, 05c, I didn’t rest well. I wasn't Tho following paraphrase of Long- ator, lie will in the same manner break another fodornl Judgshlp In this stuto $1.25. Sold nnd guaranteed by Ball ing the occasion being the celebration ever hungry. I knew, by follow's poem hangs on tho wnll of Ids word, And what sort of a man nnd that tho Democrats wore willing . . . . , Hardware Co.—Adv, of Mrs. Wainwright's birthday. Quite this, I needed a tonic, and to have Judge John M. Chonoy take', * 1 " ™ ^ w n y commto- will Hint bo to send to tliu senate? aB there Is nono better than— a number of useful presents wore re-\ tho plnco. Thu republicans at Wash Hiunor'H office and is very apropos Wiiy should Florida set I’ark Tram- ceivod by the gracious hostess among i to tills subject: ington turned down tho bill ns pro moll aside to fuvor tliu mnn who lias them being canned fruit, linens, kitch-1 posod hy Senator Fletcher. Now we “Hordes of nutoR now remind us That we should build our roads to boon the most conspicuous failure in en ware, dishes, etc. Two largo birth-1 would like to ask tho Florida repub­ America politics7 We do not consid­ day cakes wore contributed, one a 1 stay, licans how thoy like their dearly boer Mr* Trammell as the highest type brown solid cake, the other a pink nnd loved brethren In tho north—thoso And departing lenvo behind us of a statesman, hut we doubt that white layer cake, prettily decorated. | Kind that rains don't wnsh away. obstructionists who nro nfrnhl of there is any man of his age in tho The tulile was spread in tho yard and [ Florida and want nothing In the way When our children pny tho mortgago United States Semite who has done tho mnny friends enjoyeu tho lovely Father's made to haul their loads, of pntrnnngo to ho given to tho smith public refreshments and the evening v ery 1 They'll not hnvo to ask the question, more efficient and faithful nnd cspoclrflly to Florldn, Can tho work. Ho has for ill years held pub­ much and left wishing Mrs. W ain-1 ‘Here's tho bonds but where's tho Florida republicans expoct anything lic office, and it is only too evident wrlght many happy returns of th e 1 ro ad s?'" . . . I began using Cardut,” at tho hnnds of their lendars oxcopt that the people he 1iiih served believe day. continues Mrs. Burnett. thinly veiled sneers nnd a kick in the he has served well, for they have IS llltYAN ELIGIBLE? "After my first bottle, I slept Mr. nnd Mrs. Dorcas nnd iittio sent of tho pants? steadily raised him from tho office of bettor and nto batter. 1 took daughter, Lucille, left for their home four bottles. Now I'm well, Ocala Star: Tho question has aris­ mayor of a little Florida town to the at Palmyra, Pa., Thursday morning To our mind tho most Important highest office in tiiolr gift. He has feel Just flno, cat and sloop, phnsn of tho bond issuo to ho voted en, "Will Iiryan run for the Senate 7" certainly made good as a senator, lie in their car. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dorcas my skin Is clear and I have am! thn peerless modestly nays he will i certainly wero tho true blue and thoy on Tuesday, April 11th, Is the fact hasn't tried to regulate tliu 3EL-JARC0FFCECC gained and sure fcol that if lie is "called." Wo all know what left many warm friends at this place. of the new hrldga to bo built across allaiiH of the world, or even of Cardut la tho boat tonic over Lucile had attended school at this tho St. John’s river nt Osteen ferry. that means. the nation, hut has steadily attended mado." Another question, the answer to plnco for the past four months nnd Could our county commissioners many to his duties as senator from Florida. Thousands of othor women yearq ago have looked ahead nnd which should lie more Immediate nnd His salary is not iih big as that oT a was a lovely child in every sense and have found Cardut just as ALWAYS FRESH greatly beloved hy her teacher and seen tho hnnilwrlting on tho wnll nnd simple, is "Is Hryan eligible?” cabinet officer, and the cost of living Mrs. Buruett did. It should Not Sold In Bulk Section HO of Article XVI of the little schoolmates. built tho bridge across tho river nt help you. in Washington has not lowered since Constitution of Florida says: Manroo the counties of Seminole nnd C. P. Rabun has moved from the At all druggists. "Tho governor nnd every stato of­ UM1, hut lie lias never neglected his Cnmphell plnco on First street to his Volusia could hnvo paid off a good duties to go out on a Chautauqua cir­ ficer nro hereby prohibited from giv­ ____ E.U part of their bonded indebtedness cuit, or do uiiytliing else to make mon­ own homo near his father's place. ing certificates of election or other SANFORD— NEW YORK----MIAMI with tho money that has been made Mrs. H. C. Beane, of Jacksonville ey on the side. He hasn’t been heard credentials to any person as hnvlng from this gold mino nnd tho countlos prating at so much per prate about has returned after a visit to Mrs. It. -could by tills timo have opened tho been elected to the House of Repre­ patriotism, etc., hut he has faithfully T. Wynoc. bridge to traffic froo or continued nt sentatives of tho United States Con­ labored to obtain for our sick and T. E. Wninwright and son Joseph, IP U WANT A GOOD USED CAR SEE N. H. a toll of Iwonty-flvo cents and still gress or tlio United States Senate who crippled soldier hoys ns much as pos­ who are employed at Chuluotn, wero made good money. And Tho Horald has not boon five years a citizen of sible of what was duo them. Nobody at home Tuesday evening to attend tho GARNER OR VOL1E WILLIAMS wants to cuution tho voters to see tliu state and ten yonrs a citizen of tho need fool themselves into thinking birthday party of Mrs. Wninwright. 1 Ford, 1921, nearly n e w ................................................ $395.00 who is fighting the bond issue if any United States and a qualified votor.” Bryan enn hotter represent Florida. Spencer Wninwright, of Oviedo, also 1 Ford ................................................................................ 225.00 Mr. Bryan linn not been a citizen of are engnged In tills ami discover just visited ids mother, Mrs. T. E. Wnin­ Wind is not at a premium in the Unit­ 1 Oldsmobile 8, 7-passenger.......................................... 695.00 n ■ where their interest/ lie for tho free Fioridn for two years. He was a citi­ ed States Sonuto and Trammell has wright. ■ 1 Dorl, nenrly n ew .......................................................... 450.00 ■ zen of Nebraska in the Inst presiden­ u bridge does nut npponl to thoso who Iinrtow Munn, one of our hustling g■ l Anderson........................................................................ 600.00 ■ more influence in that body than Mr. tial election. If ho is nominated nnd N aro interested in tho Monroe ferry farmers, has' purchased tho ten acre ■ Bryan evor could have. ■ 1 Overland.................................. ..................................... 200.00 ■K bridgo—it Is tho best paying propo­ receives a majority of tho vote*, our If Mr. Bryan wanted to go to tho fnrtn of Mr. and Mrs. Dorcas. Mr. ■ ■ sition In this part of tho state and stnto officers cannot give him a cer­ ■ All In Good condi­ Just Back of Miller now occupies tho place but will senate, why didn't ho go from Nohrastificate of election without breaking naturally tho folks most interested Peoples’ Bank n tions. Good terms. ka? Ho lived in that state more than give possession about the first of want to continue to rnko In the tho law they have sworn to uphold, "Hut,” says Mr. Brynn'H friends, thirty years, and it suopis like his July. ahokolH. Tho real men of Sominoio county should voto for bonds for tho friends, "tho constitution of tho Unit­ next-door neighbors should hnvo rec­ Improvements in roads nnd bridgos ed States imposes no such qualifica­ ognized his pre-eminent nbillty. At and should vote bocuuso it means a tions; therefore, Mr. Bryan is not present, Nebraska has a solid Republi­ can delegation in the house. Shall county bridge at Osteen ferry and a bound hy it.” The United States government rec­ Florldn exalt wimt Nebraska wouldn’t future opening of tho Kt. Johns rivor to traffic instead of having it bot­ ognized the constitution of the state hnvo? IDEAL OIL EMULSION PASTE tled up entirely. Look into this bond of Florida thirty-six yourH ago. The ■ Apply Bnllurd'H Snow Liniment to constitution of tho state of Florida issue most carefully and you will vote S This is the original "hard water” oil spray for whitefly nnd scale insect control that conflicts with tiie nntional constitution joints that ache. It relieves bona for the bo (Yds. mixes with all types of water and lime sulphur solution, and keeps indefinitely, Trouble on one point. The stato constitution ache, muscle ache and neuralgic pain. ---------------- o — - — with "spoiled” oil. sprays OIL EMULSION PASTE------proved has prt . -. - eliminated. IDEAL ------------------------------------------its VOTR FOR BONDS ON THE 11TH. says a man to oiitain the office of Three sizes, '10c, 00c nnd $1.20 per merits and superiority for two years. Results are what you want at a reasonable price. senator must hu a citizen of tho Unit­ bottle. Sold by Union Pharmacy, Write for further information. Property owners of Seminole coun ed States for ton years; tlio nntlonnl THE EASTER BAZAAR ty will, on next Tuesday, April 11th, constitution says ‘he must have been OTHER IDEAL INSECTICIDES of tho Pipo Organ Club will bo held n citizen of tho United States for nine have the opportunity to decide Original Ideal Oil Emulsion, Idenl Lime Sulphur Solution, Ideal Bordeaux Mixture whether they doalra the county to be years. If Mr. Bryan had been a citi­ at Dr. Moore's Optical Parlors, Sat­ Paste, Ideal Caustic Potash Fish Oil Soap. 33-2tc bonded in an amount of 9100,000 for zen of Fioridn five years and a citi­ urday, April 8th. Large Stock of Bean Power Sprayers--------------------------------Blount Farm Implements repairs to roads which, when origi­ zen of tho United Stutes nine years, ho would lie eligible to tho senatorGOOD ROADS BRING PEO­ nally built, cost thorn a groat deal of FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY COMPANY ship, notwithstanding the tun-year PLE AND PROSPERITY. SEM­ money. requirement of the Florida constitu­ INOLE COUNTY IS AFTER Details of the repair work contem­ 764 West Bay Street BOTH. plated and construction of tho Osteen tion. 8-5td and lt-w But Mr. Bryan has not bean a citi­ bridge have been published from timo — E SANFORD HERALD rar BEL-JAR COFFEE CO. N.H. GARNER | GIVE YOUR GROVE THE BEST [ 3 3 .IM M n il �•rbfil Mcfi*■rl" *- ■ ... - _ £99 -a s _________ ________________ Blue Goose J ✓ IDO. Blue Goose .. "The Premium ^Marketin'For 99 Sanford Celery and Peppers /' The BLUE GOOSE went over the top last week with one hundred and five cars oi celery, and advanced the price one dollar in one week After due consideration of all of the factors involved, we concluded that the growers were entitled to high­ er prices than they were getting; and we took steps to remedy the situation. The plan was to arrange to ship at least 75% of the best blocks of celery in the district under the BLUE GOOSE LABEL and then advance the market. During the week of March 20th, the necessary tonnage was secured and the campaign for higher prices was started at the end of that week. mem • That we have representatives in over one hundred and sixty markets, and each of these work the outlying towns in his particular district, making a total of over 2,500 markets in which BLUE GOOSE products are sold. This gives us a tremendous selling power, and explains why we are able to obtain the “HIGH DOLLAR” for San­ ford Celery and Peppers. When we were ready to go, we told the American Fruit Growers representatives what the price was to be from day to day, and they went out and got it. On Saturday, March 25th, Celery was selling at $2.50 f. o. b. Our schedule of prices for the week beginning, March 27th was as follows: .......................$2.75 F. O. B. MONDAY ...................... 2.75 F. O. B. TUESDAY ...................... 3.00 O. B. WEDNESDAY ...................... 3.25 F. O. B. THURSDAY FR IDAY............................. .... ...................... 3.50 F. O. B. ...................... 3.50 F. O. B. SATURDAY This is an advance of exactly $1.00 in one week from Saturday to Saturday, and the BLUE GOOSE did it. On Saturdaynight, April 1st every car of BLUE GOOSE Celery was sold. On Monday and Tuesday the market on BLUE GOOSE Celery was $3.75 f. o. b. but we will not attempt to forecast the market for the remainder of the week. Don’t you think it would be to your advantage to consult the American Fruit Growers before marketing your products. oAmerican Fruit growers INCORPORATED Sanford D iv isio n SANFORD, FLORIDA TOP COURTESY PRICES SERVICE IM * .. ■ il • ' & *- m iv.'.v ■ ! j :i iLd'iii I > �JCTKV-Vf?, ‘ "i-.> iV 3( CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NOTES FirT ylJ •w W S I STATE NEWS THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 7,1922 seems pleased to make tha announce­ ment. “This will be one of the moat modern hotola In this part of tho state," declares the News. The Hotel Martin Is not vory large, having only forty-oight rooms, but It is modcrnly finished and equipped, and will be greatly appreciated by tho traveling public. "Tho snfo will be a special feature^’ adds tho Nows. "Mr. Mar­ tin has already a reputation hero as n caterer and tho place is bound to be popular. BUSINESS REVIVING BUT REHABILITATION WILL PROVE GRADUAL Commerce Department W arm Against Overexpansion. LARGE CITY VS. SMALL CITY Moore Ifnvcn will soon hnvo an­ WASHINGTON, April 3. — AlI'llOIlLEMB other modern new business building, though business continues to make with stores on tho ground Door nnd progress in its recovery from tho de­ It him often been questioned wheth­ hotel above. pression of 1921,, as Indicated by e r n commercial organisation In a figures rccclvod by the department ■mall town la expected to meet prob­ Tho packing plnnt at Chipley, which of commerce sinco March 20, tho de­ lems an the one In a largo town and has been closed down for n short partment warned In a revlow of con­ wchthor their nimn and ambltlonn aro tlmo, has reoponed on n much more ditions made public yesterday, that POTATO PRICES HIGHER identical. extensive basis. AT HASTINGS NOW rehabilitation "needs to be cautious The nnsWer to this question in that that It may bo built upon a firm Tho .Sumter County officials will the problems of tho small community Potato pricos f.o.b. Hastings to- foundation." are practically tho snmo ns those of award contracts very shortly for Somo backsets, the statement de­ dny showed n slight Increase for No. tho larger community—ns fnr ns con­ about $30,000 worth of pavomont f ir clared, “may bo expected for all of la, $7.60 per barrel being paid. cerns tho problems themselves—tho tho streets of Ilushnell. Second grades wero quoted a t $6 par tho leBfons caused by postwar ovordistinguishing difference between the Wnuchuln has let contracts for a barrel. Up to Inst night fifty cars cxpnnsion havo not healed." two being the slxon of issues InvolvedWhile In most lines, the roviow had bccen shipped from Hastings In a larger city tho problems are two unit electric plnnt. Heretofore added, "prices have been relatively proper. Figures on other shipments the current has been bought from a larger but not toon.'numerous. stable for tho past six months, dis­ hnvo not yet been assembled. Tho Chamber of Commerce in a local manufacturing concern. Some of tho growers nro clamor­ tributors still remember the disaster It’s a smaller city is perhaps confronted ing for rain whllo others sny th a t caused by overstocked shelvos in Tho contract for tho erection of the DOUBLE treat with greater difficulties in its at­ any increase in production now will 1020." Peppermint tempt to find a solution for local prob­ laboratory building a t tho tobacco mean a corresponding ' decreaso in "Although the recent marked in­ over Peplems on account of many reasons, a station near Quincy has been awarded price, so that sentiment is divided aa crease in the prico of farm products permlnt p few of which aro herewith enumerat­ to tho Southern Construction Com­ to whether or not a good rain Is really has been a big effect upon the morale ed. In small cities men know one an­ pany, of Pensacola. Tho bid wns desired, iomo assuming th at it would of tho agricultural districts, not much other ho well that they often fail to around $10,000. of this has so far been translated in­ hold up harvesting. harmonize. to increased business," Bays tho reTelling that Lake County realty More direct servico is required of .Jiv.'. "Jfact of last yoflrV.erop* INTERESTS OF Tills* SECTION1 hns been changing hands nt n lively tho Chamber of Commerce in a small­ left tho formers’ hands before tho FLORIDA TO RE GUARDED rate tho pnst few weeks, tho Eustis rlso camo; tho lncrenso is, thcroforo, er city. Lake Region explains that tho princi­ chiefly a promise of hotter things to Immediately following the good Largo cities have large problems pal nctlvlty hns been In citrus groves. Sugar jacket just come." unknown to small cities; small cities "Thcro has hecn no great spoculntinn roads conference in this city yesteer“melts In your mouth,” Activity of woolen and worsted many problems which largo cit- inj.'ToyosJn<,Lnko County, mid prices dny, representatives from tho East then you get the delec­ Const nnd boui'n hiormn sections or­ machinery showed a "significant im­ liuvo already solved. The wmk -» fmve never reached tho peak." table gum center. ganized the East Coast nnd South provement" tho first of this month, a secretary Is easier in a largo city. Floridn Good Ronds Assoclnttlon, with tho review snid, while that of cot­ Tho largo city must employ heroic And with Wrluley’s three old In Stnrko tho recent cool spell re­ moasuros to correct evils resulting tarded the ripening of strawberries S. M. Tatum of Miami ns president ton spindles decreased, the Inttcr due standbys also affording friendly from lack of city planning when they somewhat, hut now tho mnrket is nnd It. W. Penminn of Sanford as somewhat to the Now England strikes aid to teeth, throat, breath, ap­ Knit underwear production increased wore small; smnll cities must give cit­ active again and mnny berries nro be­ secretary. petite and digestion. It wns decided thnt tho organization although shipments nnd orders fell izens vision enabling them to prepare ing brought In. The Telegraph says Soothing, thirst-quenching. should hold its first meeting In Day- off. Imports of raw silk In February for tho big city of tho future. Finance Making the next cigar thnt nt least n-enrtond in being sent is also n great difference; tho littlu out dally from Stnrko nnd thnt tho tonn on April 8th, during the State decreased to tho lowest figure sinco taste better. city usually lucks the big fellow who price ranges from $8.60 to $10 a Press Association meeting in that March a yenr ago. Exports of iron and steel last will invest and await results. Thu bushel, Truckers who raise straw­ city nnd tho State Ronds Depart­ lothurgic attitude of the membership berries nro busy, nnd thcro nre sev­ ment will ho invited to send repre­ month fell off from January, in part to the organization is unfortunately a eral buyers on hand to secure tho her. sentatives. The purpose of tho or­ duo to tho shorter month, according falling found ton often In tho sninll rlon ns soon ns they come to town. ganization is to gnin recognition for to the review, nnd copper exports city. The machinery for working out The movement from Starke In in­ the southern nnd eastern section of likewise decreased, but imports of tin the solution of a problem is obviously creasing every day. the state, which hns not been getting and zinc increased ns did sales of moru limited in the small city. The its nlmre of attention, It in generally structural steel. Petroleum produc­ C30 tion decreased 2,900,00 bnrrcls below knocker's knock is not so keenly felt conceded.—St. Augustine Record. The DcSoto County News, publish­ January, but wns grantor thnn nny In lnrgo cities as In small. Large fition plaeo emphasis on the word BET­ ed nt Arcadia, says thnt the secre­ A FEW COMPARISONS FOR FLO­ month In 1920, nnd wns exceeded by only two months in 1921, As ngninst TER—small cities on tho word UIU- tary of the chnmbor of commerce In RIDIANS TO STUDY this, however, consumption of crudo (JEU. In large cities the duties re­ negotiating with a man who hnn plans oil fell to •10,011,000 barrels, whllo quired of u commercial organization for tho construction nnd operation of Here is Hometiling f«»r you to think stocks on hand passed 200,000,000 aro specific and definite, while in thu a vegetable packing house nt Ar- nbout: linrrels, a new high record. small city they nro variable and gen­ endln. "Tho secretary believes thnt HIG REDUCTION IN PRICE TRAMMELL eral. The small city problems are thin hnndllng of truck products In McWhorter No. 21 Hand Fertilizer Distributors new $19.25 f. o. b. Jackson­ Mayor of Lakeland, 181)9-11)01, Arendln nnd vicinity will bring nbout moru personal. Not too early to purchase those ville, Flu. Write for special cash discounts nnd delivered prico. Hundreds legislature, 1902-1901. grentcr uniformity In pack and grad­ beautiful Eastci; post cards. Now of these in use by Snnford Growers, In larger cities tho man of large af­ ing to the incHtimnbio benefit of Statu Senator, 1901-1908. ------------BEFORE BUYING stock nt the Herald office. Get them "GET NEW MARCH, 1922, PRICE LISTS-----------fairs takes an active interest in tho growers, Tho Arendtn Chnmbor of Presidon State Senate, 1906. witrk of thu cities commercial organi­ Commerce !h doing much to encour­ while they are fresh. Attorney-General, 1909-1913. E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO.. Jacksonville, Flu. zation. Practically all his business age und assist tho fnrmorn of thnt Governor of Florida, 1913-1917. affairs are in thu city in which he section, and urges cneourngoniont of U. S. Senator, 1017-1923. lives, and ho is, therefore, interested the man who offors to sot up a pnek. Forty-six years old. in its commercial problems. Has voted in Floridn. ing house." I1RYAN In tlie smaller cities, tho same type Congressman, 1891 to 1896. of men do not give tho suntu attention Tho Yowell-Drow Company, which Defeated for Senator, 1891. to local airairs, and, us a result, the recently purchnscd tho Orlando Pot­ Defeated for President, 1890. work of tho commercial organizations teries plant, Is planning to extend tho Defeated for President, 1900. in such cities is left very largely to factory, and will mnko pottery on n Defeated for President, 1908. men who cannot bo properly classed large srnlo. Pottery is being made Resigned from President Wilson'H as commercial tenders. This is duu from Orange county elny, which Is to Homo extent to the fact that the understood to lie ns fine ns any used. cabinet July 9, 1916. The buttons on Drop Seat Comfort Coveralls are so placed Sixty-two yenrs old. men of big affairs In thesu smaller cit­ Machinery hns been ordered which and covered by the re-inforced band that they won’t stick in Has never voted in Florida. ies aro more deeply concerned in the will greatly increase the facilities of your back when you work lying down or squeezed into a Senator Trammell has bad a suc­ alfairH of larger communities nonr at tho plnnt. This Industry In now in tight place. The band also conceals the buttons and dis­ hand anil they consider the elvlo and Florida, nt lonst comparatively new, cessful public career. Mr. Uryan lias guises the Drop Seat. commercial problems of their own but grent possibilities nppenr to he been thrice defeated for the presidency and once for thu United States senate. bormnunity too unimportant to lie opening for the making nnd soiling In tho midst of the world war he re­ worthy of their attention. This state- of Floridn pottery. Patented November £9, 1921 signed from President Wilson’s cabi­ rm,r’* is, of course, nol true with ro>A7 net. Senator Trammell is a youthful to every big man it! small cities, Comfort Coveralls nro patented; no othor garment liko them. Mado Rome idea of the importance of of best twilled, pro-shrunk materials: by sldllod union labor; roomy iiut it is true with respect to many. Winter Garden as n vcgetaldc grow­ giant of Florida, while Mr. Uryan is nnd comfortnbio. Sold under our Iron-clud, monoy-bock guarantee. a natural result the largo city or­ ing center enn be realized by count sixteen years his senior and, like for­ Ask your dealor. ganization has tlie advantage of the ing up tho number of carloads of these mer Governor Colts, lias only resided Senator ndvlcu of the most successful business products shipped from the immodinto in Florida a short time. “M A D E TO M A K E GOOD" Trammell has risen with Ids state. Mr. melt of thu city; men of ripe experi­ neighborhood each /day. Statistics ence and sound Judgment; men who have never been gathered to show Uryan lias boon defeated with bis have Die mentis to propurly finance tho exact amount of vegetables and state and by Ids countrymen. Surely M obile, A la. tho projects which are determined to citrus fruits grown hero, nor nny Mr. Uryan is not going to try, for tho for tho best interest of their or­ record of tho lnrgo sums of money fourth time, to bo president of tho ganization or community. The small they bring into this section. Rut a United States, but in order to have ids city organization on the other hand record kept In a cnsunl way shows senatorial defeats balance his presi­ in often obliged to lie content with tlie that during tho pnst week, which Is dential defeats it appears that he will advice of men of limited ability, ex­ about n normal ono for shipments, offer himself ns a candidate at tho perience, und mentis. These men may that upwnrds of twenty-five carloads Juno primary. After his coming dohnvo largo Ideas, but they often lack of lettncu nnd cabbngu alone wont foat lie con then run against Senator (M l the influence and menus through out from hero each day. Ono dny ro- Fletcher and eonipleto Ids slate of de­ which to translate their words and rontly seventeen carloads of lettuce feats and resignations.—Orlando Sen­ plutiH into deeds. It is a pretty well atone wero shipped from Winter Gnr- tinel. established fact, however, that thu don. olTorts, aims and ambitions of com­ With a feeling of spring in the air, mercial organizations in small cities The Pnlntkn Ncwh tolls thnt tho it becomes more and more difficult to cover tho wholo field of Chandler of Hotel Martin, Paiatkn’s newest hotel, sympathize with the army of uncntCommerce work, d. will hood lie opened to tho public, ami 10 lor 5c The Buttons Worft Stick In "Your Back A New Work Garment Kahn Mfg. Co. CATES CRATE CO. O-Molono 100-lbs., per sa c k ..................................... $2.52 Purina Cow Chow, 24% Proteen, 100-lbs., per sock........... $3.23 Purina Calf Chow, 25-lbs., per B a c k ....................................$1.30 Purina Hen Chow (Scratch) 100-lbs., per sa c k ............... $2.86 Purina Hen Chow (Scratch), 50-lbs., per sa c k ................. $1.49 Purina Hen Chow (Scratch), 8 1-3-lbB., per sack ............$0.30 Purina “Winner Brand" Scratch 100-lbs,, per sa ck ............$2.50 Purina Baby Chick Feed, 100-lbs., por B a c k ......................$3.34 THE BIG NEW PEED STORE NOW IN OUR NEW BUILDING PHONE ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE AT ONCE FOR CASH Purina Baby Chick, 50-lbs., per sa ck ...................................$1.73 Purina Baby Chick Feed, 8 1-8 lbs., per sa c k ...................$0.35 Purina Chicken Chowder, 100-lbs., per sa c k ..................... $3.70 Purina Chicken Chowder, 50-lbs., per sa c k ....................... $1.91 Purina Chicken Chowder, 8 1-3-lbs., per sack ..................... $0.40 Purina Pigeon Chow, 100-lbs., por sa ck ............................... $4.84 Larrp Dairy Feed, 100-lbe., per sa ck ................... ............... $3.50 Cotton Seed Meal, Bright 7%, per sa ck ........ ...................... $2.52 No. 1 Race Horse White Clip Oats, 100-lba., per sa ck ....... $2.50 No. 2 White Clip Oats, 100-lbs., per sa ck .............................$2.16 No. 2 Yellow Mixed Corn, 100-lba., per sa c k .................... $1*61 No. 2 White Corn, 100-lba., per Back........................ $1.91 Alfalfa Meal Pea Green, 100-lba., per B u c k .......................... $2.21 Pure Wheat Brand, 100-lba., per s a c k ................................ $2.58 Pure Wheat Shorts, 100-lbs., per sa c k ................................ $2.35 Grit for Chickens, 100-lbs., per sack....................................$1.50 Oyster Shell, 100-lba., per sa c k ............................................$1.50 Have you seen that new chic fountain we Just got In7 It fits any MASON JAR, can’t leak or overflow. CHICKS cnn’t get wet und CHILL—it saves baby chicks. It and PURINA keens them healthy and growing. We are giving them free with a sack of PURINA CHICK CHOW. Tell your neighbor. Call and get yours.—If not listed ask us for It. Will give one sack Old Beck Sweet Feed or Purina Molasses Feed with every $10.00 purchase. For your garden and flowers phone us for fertilizer. We know the kind you need and furnish any amount. Phone us your wants—If wa haven’t got it will get itTor you... Thanks! 5 ■ SL I g I ■■SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSBSBSSBBSBBHBBBBSBSBSSSBSBSSSSSSSBBSSBBSBSlBSBBBBSBBBSSBSSSSBBBBBBBaaausSSBaBauUBaBBBBSSSBBBBBSBSSBBBSSBBnSBBBSSBSBBBSBSBSSSBSBSBSSBBSSSSBI'SSS^ �THE APRIL 7 . 1d29 . ___ «SANFORD WEEKLY . . mt HERALD, FRIDAY. ' m m m m m * m m PUBLIC FORUM = nr- 1,000 S l i R I N K R S T O B E ........ X O TJC K O P ■M BOTIO l* w hloh I n te r s e c tio n Is on t h s N o r t h an d a n d reliab le e x p e r ts to d e t e r m in e t h o ; Co. p u r o h a e e r o f T a x C e r t if ic a te No. a n WHEREAS. a resolution has been South Q u a r t e r S ection line o f Section co a t a n d expenee In c id e n ta l to th e c o n J ' o g , d a t a d th s 3rd d nv nt J n n > GUESTS OF THE LOCAL du ly ad o p ted by th o Hoard o f County 38 ru n w e s te r ly f o llo w in g t h e p r e s e n t w T lA l* G SHRINE ON MAY 27TI1 Lornm liulouern o r Sem inole County. E ast, a t a p o in t 1(10 feet S o u th of th e b r i d g e ao ro M ( h c ^ V h n s r1vL’? a t Vha J ? ” ’ h« l " ® ' * Florldu, of ovon (Into h e re w ith , th n t It w ould ho oxpcdlent n nd to tho bent In­ e r e s t s of S em inole C ounty. F lo rid a , to Thero woro some doin’s nt tho moot­ tIssue c o u n ty bonds of th e C o u n ty of ing of tho local Shrinors a t their hnll Bemlnolo, Htnto of Floridn, f o r the pu rp o se o f c o n s tru c tin g , r a - h n r d eurlast evening, when W. L. SmnTt, of fnclng, m a c a d a m is in g nnd p a v in g corJoin roods In Remlnote C ounty, Floridn, Oviedo, Fla., March 30, 1022. JnckBonvillo, recorder of the Morocco In said reso lu tio n p n r tlc u ln r l y d e s c r ib ­ Editor of Sanford Horald, Tcmplo of thnt city, mot with tho ed, nnd for tho f u r t h e r pu rp o se o f build* Ini; nnd c o n s tr u c tin g n b r id g e across Sanford, Fla. lodge nnd nrrnngcd for n ceremonial th e Ht. J o h n s r iv e r In Hernlnolo County, r l d n , « l n p o in t k n o w n ns Osteen hero on Saturday, May 27, nt which rFlo Denr Sif: e rry ; Much adverse comment in Oviedo timo it Is confidently expected that nt „ T H E R E F O R E , 1113 IT RESOLVED, h n t notice ho, n nd th e snm e In hereby and Lake Charm was caused by the lonst 1,000 Shrinors from every part Tgiven, th n t on tlio 11th dny of April, A. I), 1022, nnd In pu rsu n n o e of t h e r e s o ­ midden destruction without warning of tho stnto will bo in nttendnnco. It lu tio n nforonnld, du ly ndoptad by tho of tho beautiful avonua of quarter- was also decided to taka tho prelimi­ C o u n ty C om m issioners of Seminole C ounty, Floridn, nnd now b e i n g pub* century old oak trees on tho opposite nary steps to organizo n club hero to 11she (I In th e Hnnford H erald, th e only published In Sem inole C oun­ 3ido of the public road from tho or­ be known ns the Sanford Shrine Club. nowntmpor ty, Floridn, nn election w ill bo held, ange grove at Lako Charm owned or It is expected that tho Jacksonville n nd th e sum s Is here b y o r d o re d to bo hold t h r o u g h o u t th e C ounty o f Sem i­ controlled by Mr, C. S. Lee, Shrinors will charter n river steamer nole. to d e te r m in e w h o th o r t h e r e shall Issued by tho snld C o u n ty of Sem i­ These trees, though bought and paid for tho occasion, and that they will ha nole, bonds In th e said su m o f *10(1,to hour In te r e s t a t th o r a t e of for and set a t county expense were bo joined by many members of the 000.00; six p e r c e n tu m p e r a n n u m . Intorcst planted a t the instance of the late Mr. ordor from tho northern part of the bu y ab le som l-ntinuully; nnld b o n d s to nturu th i r t y y e a r s n f te r tho dnto of j. H. Lee and funned the chief and a state. Tho party will bo accompanied lo tho Issunnco th e re o f; sold b o n d s to ho d a t a d J u ly 1st, 1922; 1*8,000.00 of the by n band nnd patrol of sevonty mem­ very worthy monument of his tong rooocds derived from tho s a le of »nld bers, It is proposed to hnvo n series o nds to ho used fo r c o n s tr u c tin g , roand useful and helpful life and serv­ rd su r fa c in g , m a c a d a m is in g a n d h a v ­ ed to keop his memory green In tho of entertainments for tho ladies of lm in g tho ronds In Somlnols C ounty, F lo r ­ idn, p u r tlc u ln rly described In th o r e s o ­ tho party nnd their timo while hero hearts of his hosts of friends. lu tio n a f o r e s a id ; nnd *12.000.00 o f tho will be filled with receptions, auto nrocoeds dorlved from tho so le of said Being on the opposito side of the bunds to ho used for build in g n n d co n ­ rides, etc., and a grand ball in the ev­ s t r u c t i n g n brid g e ac ro ss th e St. Jo h n s highway from tho grovo they had but R iv e r In Seminole County, F lo rid a , nt tho slightest effect upon tho orange ening. n po in t k n o w n ns Ostoon F e r r y ; nt Tho Sanford Shrinors never do w h ich snld election tho q u e e tlo n ns to trees, in fact some of the destroyed tho Issuance of sa id bonds In c o n f o r m ­ thingB on a small scale nnd they ex­ trees were opposite a portion of the ity w ith tho nforesnld re so lu tio n of tho o u n ty C o m m issio n ers of Seminole tract so low and frosty that no orange pect to pull off n stunt rcully worth C C ounty, Floridn, sh a ll ho s u h m l ttc d to while on this occasion. The Dally th o legnl v o te rs of tho C o u n ty o f S em i­ trees had over survived there any St. to of F lo rid a. T he fo rm of tho Hornld will publish a complete pro­ nole, length of time. b a llo t to ho used In such olootlon shall " F o r llonds" or “ A gainst R o n d s /' Tho injury nnd dppmeintinn of Lake gram ns soon ns it is prepared nnd he;Tho follo w in g nam ed p erso n a nro a p ­ will keep its renders fully Informed p o in te d In s p e c to r s nnd Clorkn of said Charm property by the lose of these elec tio n : trees may bo fairly estimated at about ns to developments. rilH C I N C T Ml. | _ HANFORD— W. E. R otts $.1,000 and it is hoped thnt tho county If you feel tirod, worn out, nervous F. W oodruff. Jr., may ho abio to collect at least a por­ and all unstrung, take Tnnlac, It will T. M, Fox. Inspectors. R. C. Maxwell. Clerk. tion of this nmount ns damages far straighten you out.—Union Pharmacy. I'It EC 1.NUT .Ml. 3.— ll o M I O t ; — I,. R. Mann. tho wanton destruction of public —Adv. C. U. Roll, property. J. C, M offett, I n sp e c to rs A. H H a w k in s, Ciork. THEODORE L. MEAD, T NO. X— SANFORD— Notice of Application for Tax Deed I'flM C l.M W. M. M cKinnon C. E. nnd Sec’y of the Lake C. L. R r ltt Under Section 575 of the General I,. T. Itrynn, In s p e c to r s Charm Improvement Co. Statutes of the State of Florida W. M. H aynes, c io rk . IMIKCINCT NO, ___ I’AOI.A— Notice is hereby given that G. S. <1cargo Smith Leonard Kulx Crawford, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ BOMB WINTER IN MICHIGAN. A. V. McO ii I ii. I n sp e c to rs cate No. 32, dated tho 2nd day of I A. A. Hicks. Clerk. n.— OVIEDO— A friend hands in tho following Juno, A. D. 1911), has filed said certi­ P R E C IN CIt.T G.NO. C r a w f o rd ficate in my office, nnd has made ap­ Htoen Nelson clipping from a Michigan paper that P. W. Swopo, I n sp e c to rs O. O, W olcott, Clerk. shows tho kind of winter they have plication for Tax Deed to issue in ac­ NO. Il— GENEVA— been blessed with this Beeson and cordance with law. Said certificate PIUJCINCT C. W. C ulpepper I embraces tho following described prop. J. V'. W icks right up to tho present timo: It. A. G resham , I n s p e c to r s in Seminole County, It looks ns though winter would. crtjr situated F. It Rradloy, Clerk. T NO. 7.—ClHJI.ROTA— linger long in tho lap of spring bloridn, to-wit: N Lot 3, W. F. P R E C IN C G. O. .IncoIts It. It. R o b e rts throughout tho northern Michigan j f'cav^*'s Stib-Piv. Ihe said land bcN. C. Jacobs. In sp e c to rs summer resort region this year. With assessed at the date of the issu.1. E Pnydor. Ciork. G \ II It 11! I.C V Lcnt well under way nnd shop win- «nco of BUch certificate in tho name of PR E C IN Cll.T C.NO.P a N.— rker P. E. M a th ers dnws displaying Easter togs, snow " rittht. Unless said certificate C. E. Mat tiers. I n s p e c to r s lies deeper thnn over beforo over a hIui11 bo redeemed according to law A. W, M orcman, Clerk. C T NO. It.— LONG WOOD— score of sleeping cottage towns, nJ- ^l,x ^ CP<* W*N issue thereon on the PR E C IN C. 13. H a r tle y 11. 11. I lo o k e r though tho weather has been mild n n d ,“”IU* April, A. U. 1922. W. E Butcher, I n s p e c to r s delightful Blnco tho week whon tho I 1TNESS my official signature and .1. N. Honrcy, Clerk. P R E C IN C T NO. III.— L A K E HI A ll V— district wns isolated and rail and wire \ H011* tb'8 tbo ,biy March, A. .1. W. F o r t i e r R. <’, Ingot soil services suspended, enough of “tho,**' 1922, It. H Lynch. Inspectors, beautiful" Is hore to last a long time. I (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, A. 13. BJoblnm. Clerk. P R E C IN C T NO. II.— ALTAMONTE Ciork Circuit Court, In Petoskoy, and other communi­ SPRINGS— Sominolo County, Floridn. A. II. F u lle r ties which nro nctivo twolvo months J. W. Osteon Hl-Otc By: A. M. WEEKS, I). C. II. o. T yler. In sp ec to rs in tho year, great piles of snow nro W. It, Hal lord. Ciork. in evidence, but all cities nnd villages Paid olectlon so ordored to ho hold a ll lie hold at tho polling pla ce s In now hnvo succeeded in digging them­ Notice of Application for Tax Deed sh the v a rio u s p re c in c ts w h e re tho last Under Section 575 of the General g e n e r a l election w a s hold, th r o u g h o u t selves out, nnd streets and sidewalk! the e n tir e C ounty o f Bemlnolo, a n d such Statutes of the State of Floridn are passable. Many of the rural com­ election shall lie c onduc te d a n d tho ca n ­ Notice Ih hereby given that E. G. vass of the v ote s certified to. nnd tho munities still nro isolated bccauso r e t u r n s and tho c a n v a s s of tho r e tu r n s "cuts" through which vehicles must Hodges, purchaser of Tax Certificate of said election Hliull ho tnnilo In tho m a n n e r and w ith in tho tim o p ro scrib ­ pass in getting to town for noeded No. 190, dated the 2nd day of Juno, ed for g e n e r a l elections, except thnt I ho r e t u r n s of said election sh a ll ho <lotjjg'A . D. 1911), has filed said certificate supplies nro drifted level with llvornd to tho C h a ir m a n nnd C lerk of I in my office, and has made npptirnthe Hoard of C o u n ty Coininlssloners of elevntions on tho sides. Putnlnolu C ounty, Florida. Instead of Little Travorso Bay is dotted with ti<m for t,,x to accord- to tho H upervlsor of R e g is tr a tio n and fish shanties nnd tho government,ance w*tb b>w. Said certificate om- tho C o u n ty Ju d g e , nnd. HE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, thnt lirenkwnter nt Petoskoy, with a dozen , braces the following described prop- th is o rd e r and notice of election ho published S anford H erald, the feet of ico piled on It, is n pretty urty »ltuated in Seminole County, only n e w s p11a1p eIllO r published In Homlnolo sight. Vehicles cross tho bay and loo Florisln, to-wit: S 2 acres of W 1-2 of C ounty. Floridn. fo r n period of not less thn n four w ee k s p r io r to tho d ate of is being sledded from tho north ahora 1NE 1-1 of NW 1-1 of NW 1-1, Sec. 5, said oloctlon. Hone and o rd e r e d this 7th dny of Twp. 20 S., Range 31 E. 2 acres. Tho March, to the Petoskey ico house. A. D. 1922. L. A. HRUMLBY, said land being aflscssed nt the date of (PEA L) Chairman. the issuance of such certificate in the O. P. SWOPE. 13. CU R LETT. CELERY JUMPS FROM name of Unknown. Unless said cer­ L. P. HAGAN, 81.65 TO $2.59 PER CRATE tificate shall bo redeemed according C. W. KNTSSMINOHK, Hoard of C o u n ty Commissioners, AT BRADENTOWN to law Tax Deed will issue thereon Semi nolo C ounty, Florida. A tte s t: on the 5th day of May, A. I). 1922. E A. DOUGLASS, nUADENTOWN, April 1. — There Witness my official signature and Ciork of tho Hoard of County Com m issioners, Sominolo Coun­ wns considerable activity in the cel­ seal this the 30th day of March, A. ty, Florida. ery market Inst week, nnd f.o.h. prices D. 1922. Hy: V. 13. DOUGLASS, D. C. 3-10- nIil a n d fit w jumped from $1.65 which prevailed N orth h a lf intla p o s t o f sa id Section p o in t nforosadl, w h o h a v e m a d e a ro- tired'Y o Issuo^ n^nocord'anco° wUlT |I « f 28; ru n w eetorly f o llo w in g th o p re se n t . o o rtlflc n t* e m b ra c e s t h e f o llo w in g ^ 0thIi 0ncr ‘i t 0a., .. n,ti0. ^ n ^ ,Vom,,:; doscrlbod __ _o_ . Uixpi__ brick road a p p r o x im a te ly tw o a n d one- •doners p r o p e r t y s it u a te d In S em inole h a l f mlloe to th e W est h a l f m ile poet I n c u r re d In t h s c o n s tr u c tio n o f said C o u n ty F lo rid a, t o - w lt; L o ta 4, 8, nnd of Section 20, T o w n s h ip 19, S o u th of b rid g e. 8, B lo ck D, C h u lu o ta . T he sa id la n d b e T H E R E F O R E . R E IT RESOLVED, by R a n g e 30 E ast, sa id ro ad to bo r a -h n rd a s s e s s e d nt th e d a t e o f t h e Isauanoe surfaced, paved n n d placed In f i r s t otnss tho Honrd of C ounty C o m m issio n ers of oIng f euah c e r t i f i c a t e i n . t h o n a m e o f Kl*» S em in o le C ounty, Floridn, t h a t It Is the Mlmmco condition, Valley C o n s tr u c tio n Co. It OAMEItON A V EN U E AND ROAD PAST d e t e r m in a tio n of th is H oard t h a t T ax C e r t if ic a te No. 800, dated w o u ld bo e x p e d ie n t a n d to th e host In­ •h*Also: MOORE’S STATION (lay o f J u n e . A. D. 1018. h ae R e g in n in g n t t h e Intereoc tlon of t e r e s t s of Sominolo C o u n ty to Issun filed 3rd sa id C e r t if ic a te In m y office, and Cnmoron Avonuo w ith C e le ry Avenue, c o u n t y bonds of the C o u n ty of Homl­ [ms m ade a p p lic a tio n for T a x Deed t o w hich I n te r s e c tio n Ih f o r ty (40) rods nolo for th e pu rp o se o f c o n s tr u c tin g In a c c o r d a n c e w ith law. Said C e r­ W e st of the N o r t h e a s t c o r n e r of Sec* p aved, m a ca d am ised , o r o t h e r h a r d s u r ­ Issue dotlon 33, T o w n s h ip 19, South of Rango fac ed h ig h w a y s In sa id c o u n ty a s h e r e ­ tif ic a te e m b ra c e s th e f o llo w in g IV,"1'," :'* ■Knitted In Bemlnolo 31 E ast, ru n S o u th on C a m e ro n Avo* ina b o v e doscrlbod, a n d for tho f u r t h e r ?£r. v!or,,lnt * o - w lt : Lot* 4, 8, and nue ono m ile n c r o ss snld S ection 33 to inirnoso of b u ild in g nn d c o n s t r u c t i n g u i °nVtJrL Block F, C h u lu o ta, th e sa id la n d b e ­ Ganovn Avenue, snld rond to be ro- b r id g e ac r o s s th e Ht. J o h n s R i v e r In 8, in g as se ss e d a t th e d a t e o f th e Isstih a rd surfncod n n d placed In f i r s t class S em inole C o unty a t a p o in t k n o w n ns CPr*l^ cnte In th e mime Of Ostoon F o rty , an d condition. »linniee \ n l l o y C o n s tru c tio n Co. UnUB IT F U R T H E R RESO LV E D , t h a t Also b e g in n in g a t the I n terse ctio n of ■ft1 * * c e r tif ic a te shall be r e d e e m e d Cam eron A venue w ith G enova A venue It Is tho d e t e r m in a tio n o f th is Ilonrd a c c o r d in g to law T ax Doed w ill Issue nt th e N o rth e a s t c o r n e r of Hootlon 4. t h a t th e Omount of m onoy r e q u ir e d to T ow n sh ip 29, S outh of R a n g e 31 E ast, n a y th e cost of th e c o n s tru a ilo n , re- D°1931 ° n ,1,ly °* APrl,» A* run South on C a m e ro n A venue a p p r o x i ­ h a r d s u r f a c i n g nnd p a v in g o f th e ro a d s nJ?f. ofnalH.1 s i g n a t u r e and m a te ly one m ile to th e E ast n nd W est b orelnnbovo doscrlbod wTU a m o u n t to road which le a d s W e s t to M oure’s S ta ­ t h e sum o f 188.000,00; a n d t h a t th e cost ) ( 2S * 1 " l *'0 *0ll) d e y o f March, A. D. tion, thenoe W e s t o n e - h a lf mllo past o f tho b u ilding a n d c o n s tr u a ilo n of th e (SEAL) H. A. DOUGLASS, Moore's S ta tio n to R e ardall Avenue, b r id g e ac ro ss tho 81. J o h n s riv e r* at C lerk C irc u it Court, said ro sd to be ro -h n r d su rfa ce d , paved O ataen F e r r y will n m o u n t to tho aunt o f 113,000.00, nnd and placed In f irs t class condition. 30-8tc RICHMOND AVENUE DB IT F U R T H E R RESO LV ED , th n t __________ B e g in n in g n t t h e I n te r s e c tio n of 11 ta tho d e t e r m in a tio n of th is Uuurd • f t h e Clreoft C o a rt, S e v e n th J a d le la t Richm ond A venue w ith G enova Avenue, th n t tho a m o u n t of b o n d s r e q u ir e d for ( I r r o t t In e n d f o r Seminole w hich Is nt tho N o rth o n e - h a lf mile tho purposes nforesald Is tho sum of C ounty, F lo rid a post of Soatlon 3, T o w n sh ip 20, Houth O NE HUND RED THOUSAND (1100,of R a n g e 31 E a st, ru n S outh on R ic h ­ 000 00) Dollars. *81.000.00, or whloh mond A venue a p p r o x im a te ly on o -q u n r- s h a ll he used for th e p u rp o so of c o n ­ IN C H A N CERY tor mllo to Jo r d n n road, aald rond to he s tr u c t in g , ru-lm rd s u r f a c i n g nnd p a v ­ re - h a r d surfa ce d, paved nnd placed In in g the ronds nforesnld, a n d (12,000.00 first class condition. o f w btah shall bo used f o r th e b u ild ­ F. L. W o o d ru ff, C o m p la tn ta n t, in g an d c o n s tru c tio n o f tho b rid e a f o r e ­ SII’EN AVENUE H. Llndeley. P, F re d e r , a n d R. J. D oginning n t tho I n terse ctio n of sa id ; th n t said bonds ho ar I n te r e s t nt C. Close. D efenda nts, Pipes A venue w ith Celery A venue a t th e rnto o r 0 p e r c e n t p e r a n n u m th e m . O n D K R O F PUBLICATION tho N o .ih e n s t c o rn o r of Scotian 32, I n te r e s t on snld bonds to be p n y a b ts T ow n sh ip 19, Houth of R nnga 31 E ast, so m l-a n n u n lly ; said bonds to m a t u r e T o th o u n k n o w n hefre, devisee, g r a n t®fl» o r o t h e r c la im a n ts , a n d a l l p a r run Houth nn P ipes Avonuo o n e - q u a r t e r t h i r t y (30) y e a r s n f t e r tho dn to of tho Meets a i m in g a n In te rc e t tin d e r o T h . m ile tn A tla n tia Const Lino R ailroad Isbuuiico th e re o f; said Issue o f bonds Llr.delay, p. F r e d e r a n d W. J. O loee, trac k , said road to bo ro -h n rd surfaced, to he dated J u ly 1st, 1032. bo th th s o r o th e r w is e In th e p r o p e r ty h e r e in ­ pnvod and ptncod In first c la s s con d i­ prluclpn! and In te r e s t on sa id b o n d s to a f t e r described, n nd to nil p a r t l e a ho pnvntilo nt some bunk to th e C ity of tion. c la im in g nit Intoroet In s a id p r o p e r ty , Now York, s t a t o of New York, an d ROAD TO URINMON’N HIDING s it u a te d In S em inole C ounty, Florida! R o glnnlng nt th e N orth h n lf mile RE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, t h a t t o - w lt: post of Sootlnn 33. T ow nship 19, Bouth In ac cordanc e w ith Inw, nn olootlon bo of lln n g o 31 E a st, ru n S outh n n o - q u a r ­ called, and Hie samo Is horobv o rd e re d R o g ln n ln g 18 c h a in s N o rth a n d 38 and te r m ile to A tla n tia Const Lino R ailroad to lio hold on tho 11th d a ; ui ’April, A. it■190 c h a in s E a s t o f the H outhw eat c o r ­ trac k , said road to ho ro -h a rd surfaced, I). 1922, to d e te r m in e tho q u e s tio n as ner, Section 36, T o w n sh ip 19 S outh. paved an d placed In frls t c la s s condi­ to w h o th o r bonds In tho su m of *100,- R a n g e 30 E a st, ru n N o rth 13 a h a l n ^ 0(10.00, h ea rin g Interest nt tho r u le of E a s t 2 1 c h a in s a n d S o u th w e s te r l y I I tion. hI x (0 por c e n t) tier c e n tu m pur a n ­ an d 26-100 c h a in s an d W est 13 c h a i n * HANFORD AVENUE payable s e.............. m i- a n n u........ a lly , Also b e g in n in g 20 nnd 4- 10a B e ginning a t tho Houth end of tho. num .. Interest ....... ..... ......... ... c h n ln a present brick p a v in g on Hanford A v o - ( th o principal 0 f said h a n d s to m a tu r e E a s t o f tho N o rt h w e s t c ornor. Section nue. oald point being tho In te rse c tio n i t h i r t y (30) y ea rs a f t e r tho dnto of tho 2, T o w n s h ip 20 Houth. llun g o 30 Eaet, of th e P anford a n d O rlando Rond w ith : Ismianoo th ereof, shall he Issued hy tho run E n s t 6 ch a in s, South 16 c h a in * Hanford nvonuc on tho E ast ntdo of Hoc C o u n ty of Homlnolo for tho p u rp o se s W est 6 c h a in s nml n o r th 15 ohnlne. Also tlon 12, T o w n sh ip 20, Houth of llaugo h e r e in a b o v e set forth, nnd b e g i n n in g 360 feet Houth nnd 445 feet 39 E ast, ru n Houth on Hanford Avonuo . HE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, t h a t Wont of >4 Section post on E a e t line of a p p ro x im a te ly ono a n d otto-half inllcs thlH reso lu tio n ho published In tho Han­ Hoctlon 38. T o w n s h ip 19. r a n g e 30 E a e t tn Michigan s tr e e t a s laid nut In I'Int fo rd Herald, tho only n e w s p a p e r puli ru n Went 2)6 feet, S o u th sot) feet, Beet of Mecca I lam mock, said ro ad to ho ro- Halted In Peril mi la County, F lo rid a, onci 216 font. N o rth 300 feel. Also L ot I, hard surfaced, paved and placed In first oach week for a t least fo u r w e e k s ho- Black 14. T ie r I. Hanford, Floridn. foro tho dnto fixed by th is r e so lu tio n class condition. You lire here b y o rd e r e d to u p p e a r In f o r tho h o ld in g of snld bond alsation. tho ntiove e n t itle d c a u s e on th e r u le d a y OVIEDO AND GENEVA ROAD A dopted tills 7th dny of March, A. D. of May th e nam e b e in g tho f ir s t d a y o ! R oglnnlng w h e re tho F lo ri d a E ast M ay, A. D. 1922, n t tho C ourt Ilouee In Const Itnllrond cro sse s Avenuo C, In 1922. L. A. HRUMLBY, Hanford, F lorida, In d e f a u lt w h e r e o f t h e P la t of T ow n slto of (Ionova, Florida, (HEAL) C ha irm an. c o m p lain an t will bo e n t itle d and a u t h ­ a c co rd in g to p la t recorded I h ereon In orized to proceed ax parte. O. I>. SW OPE, P lat Rook 2, pa g e 12, of Hemtnota And It In r u r t h e r o rd ered t h a t n copy B. C U R L E T T County. F lorida, thenoe ru n E a st of tills notice he p ublished once a w ee k L. I*. HAGAN, to Hccoiul Htroot. • thetico Houth for tw e lv e co n s e c u tiv e w eek* In t h e C. W. ENTZM lNO ER, on Hocond Htreot to Avonuo 13, holng Heard of C ounty Com nilsslonors, '•Hanford H e r a ld " a n e w s p a p e r In g e n ­ tho stroot c o rn o r on which tho 11. It. era l c irc u la tio n tn tho said Cnunty. Homlnolo County, Floridn. P a tlls h a ll sto r e sta n d s, the nce E ast to A l te st: W i tn e s s my blind ns C le rk of t h e tho Hast Uno of Boulton 21, T o w n sh ip a f o r e s a id C ourt nnd the Heal t h e r e o f E. A. DOUGLASS, 29, Houth of R a n g e 32 E a st, tlinnco Clerk of Iho Hoard of C ounty thin tho t lt li day of J a n u a r y , A. D. 1912. Houth and S o u th w e s te rly fo llo w in g tho (HEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS, CuininlsRloiiurs, Homlnolo C o u n ­ main road b e tw e en Genova an d Oviedo Clerk. ty, Florida. th r o u g h Iow a C ity to tho A tlantic l l y A. M. W E E K S . D. U. Ily: V. 13. DOUGLAHS. D. C. Const R ailroad c r o s s in g In f r o n t of 3 -l9 -6 td ; and 6twc JOHN O. LEONARDY. Law ton Bros.' s to r e at Oviedo, a d i s ­ S olicitor for C o m p lain an t. 2 2 -llte tance of a p p r o x im a te ly e ig h t miles, N o t i c e o f A p p l i c a t i o n f u r T n x D e e d U n ­ so UI road to lie r e - h a r d surfaced, paved d e r N r r l l u n .373 e f t h e G e n e r a l S t a t ­ und placed In f irs t class condition u t e s uf flic s t a t e o f F l o r i d n OVIEDO AND UIIULUOTA IIOAD Net Ico Ih h ereby given th n t F r a n k Beginning on th e Houth line of tho Hlplln. u r c h a s e r of T ax C e rt if ic a te No. tow n slto of N orth C h u lu o ta a t Avonuo 1917. d apte th e 6th day of November, D, run North nn Avonuo D. flvo ( () A. D, 1R96,d tins filed said co rtlflc n to In blocks lo S eventh .Street, t lienee West my office, and has a p p lic a tio n for on Seventh Htreot tw o (2) b locks to T ax Deed tn Issue made o rd a n c e w ith Avenue It, the nce N orth on Avonuo H, law. Hald c e r tif ic a teIn e amcbcra e fol­ th ree Mocks to F o u rth Htreot, tlienco lo w in g described p r o p e r ty cseits u th a te d In West on F o u rth Htreot ono ( I ) block Hemlnolo county. F lorida, to - w lt: OR forty years Sloan’* Liniment Lot to Avenue A. I bonce N orth on Avenuo 49. T ie r I>, South Hanford. T he sa id land has liven the quickest relief for A. a p p ro x im a te ly four (4) te n th s of a lining assnssml at the d a t e of Ilia Issu­ ncuralKia, sciatica nml rheuma­ mile to w here llio ptihllo ro ad tu r n s a n c e of such c e r tif ic a te In Iho n a m e of West to w a r d s Oviedo, thouce W e ste rly U nknow n. Unless said c e r tif ic a te shall tism, tired muscles, lame backs, sprain* follow ing tho public rond hotw eon Chu- tie and strains, aches and pains. ed a c c o rd in g to law T ax Dood luola and Ovlodn to th e A tla n tic (’ea st w illredeem th e re o n on Iho Hth d a y of Keep Sloan's handy and npply freely, Line R ailroad c r o ssin g In fro n t of Law- April.Issue A. I>. 1922. ton U rns/ sto r e a t Oviedo, m a k i n g a without rubbing, at tho first twinge. W lln a s s offlelal s i g n a t u r e mill to ta l d ista n c e or a p p r o x im a te ly six nnd seal th is themy28th day of F o b ru u ry , A. It cased and brings comfort aurcly f lv o -le n th s (6.6) miles, snld ro ad In ho D. 1923. r e -h u rd surfaced, paved an d placed In and readily. You'll find it dean and (H E A L ) H. A. DOUGLASS, f irs t class re ndition. non-akin-staining. Clerk Circuit Court. GENEVA AVENUE Homlnolo C ounty, Fla. Sloan's Liniment fa pain's enemy. R oglnnlng a t tho W est end of d r a w ­ 29-Olu lly: A. M. W E E K S , D. C. brid g e across Ht. J o h n s R lvor on Iho Ask your neighbor. rond r u n n in g from Hanford to Oonovn, N o t i c e o f A p p l i e d ! I n n f u r T n x D e e d U n ­ At all druggist*—35c, 70c, 91.40, run W est a p p ro x im a te ly ono and oned e r S e n l l u n 373 <>( t l i e G e n e r a l S t a t ­ q im r to r ( I Vi ) miles to brick p avem ent. u te s af the S ta te of F loridn Also b eg in n in g at E ast end o f said bridge, ru n E ast o n e -h a lf ( 4 ) mllo to Notice Is heerliy g ive n th a t Geo. D. brick pavem ent. Hald rond tn ho ro­ Bishop, u r c h a s e r of T ax Certlflcirto il placed In No. 116. pdeled h a rd surfaced, paved the 2nd d ay of Ju n e , A. f irs t clasH condition D. 1919, I iiih filed said c e r tif ic a te In my ORANGE llllllLEV A RI) re, anil tins made a p p lic a tio n for ltaglim lllg a t tho I n terse ctio n of oT ffl ux Deed le Issue In a c c o rd a n c e w ith O ra n g e Roulovard w ith O regon Htroot law. c e r tif ic a te e m b ra c e s the f o l­ a s laid out In tho Mali of Hanford lo w in gHald p r o p e r ty Hltuntod to F a rm s, recorded lo P lat (look One (1) Hi-imInolndescribed T h e t o r tv r e of (klelteh County. t o - w lt: Reg. will quickly bertllvvod by p a g e s 127 an d 128 of Homlnolo C ounty a t In terse ction of Florida, E line of Hanford Gl. applying before retiring. Records, n u t East oil O ra n g e Boule­ ith W. lino of Her. 31. Twp, 19, R a n g e Dr.Uobean *KeeemeOleb v ard a p p ro x im a te ly ono (1) m ile to tho w I’!. Run N. 13.66 ch.( E 6 98 oil,. H. 25 gttnt. One of Ur.Ucbaoo'* N o rth an d Hotilh o n o-iiua rtor ( ' , i ) lino 31 W est to beg. (less N. 2.97 a c re s) of Hoctlon 21, T ow n sh ip 19. Houth of deg., Acres 2.97. The said land living a s s e s ­ R a n g e 30, East, w h ere O ra n g e Riitilo- sed a t the (late of th e iHsunucn of such vurd IntoruectH (lie Monroe ilrlc k road, ic a te In th e nam e of U nknow n. said rond to ho ro -h a rd stirfucod, paved cUeiir Itif chh said c e r tif ic a te shall lie r e d e e m ­ an d placed tn f irs t class condition. ed a c co rd in g to law T ax Deed will Is­ HANDS SIDING ROAD e th e re o n on Iho 16th d a y of April, R o g ln n ln g on Ht. G ertru d e Avonuo a t su 1922. ----- r a |ielot a p p ro x im a te ly 1493 font Wont A. WD. ESS m y official s i g n a t u r e und of tlin Hoctlon lino hotwoou HectloitH sent ITN n m m i U M n n i i u n 26 nnd 27, T ow n sh ip 19, Houth of R ange 1922 th is the tilth day o f March, A. D. 39 E a s t, said point being on tho c e n te r (H E A L ) E. A. DOU GLASS, lino of a public road r u n n in g N o rth to C lerk C ircuit Court. lland'H Hilling, run North a p p r o x im a te ­ Homlnolo C o u n t y , h i . ly 1699 fool to wlthlll 15 feat of the 30-6to lly: A. At. W E E K S , D. C. At hintIc Coast l.lno Railroad r ig h t- o f way, tlienco N o rth w e ste rly on public NOTICE ro ad a lo n g r a ilro a d a p p ro x Im a te ly 290 Notice Is hereby g iv e n t h a t we, Wit feet to r a ilro a d crossing, tlienco ac ro ss iho r a ilro a d r ig h t- o f- w a y to a public llain II. Holding and wife, F lo re n ce ro ad p a r a lle lin g Iho railro a d on Its Holding, on tho intli d a y of April, A. n o r th e r ly side, thetico s o u th e a s t e r ly D. 1922, a t 19 o'clock a. in. will m a k e a l o n g Oils road a p p r o x im a te ly 199 foot a p p lic a tio n to Iho J u d g e o f Ihu Circuit RESOLUTION OF HOARD OF UOUN- ta tho rond on tho n o rth lino o f Hoc- C o u r t of tho S ev en th J u d ic ia l C irc u it of lion 27. T o w n sh ip 19. Houth of R a n g e th e S ta te of F lorida, a t Dot.und, F l o r i ­ TV COMMIHHIONKRH OF H1331139 E ast, tlienco E ast a p p ro x im a te ly da, o r w h e r e v e r the c o u r t m ay th a n lie, NO LlC COUNTY, FLORIDA 2369 feel to road r u n n in g N o rth and fo r a n o rd e r a u t h o r i z in g th e ado p tio n W horcns. tho sy ste m of h a r d s u r ­ Houth, thetico Houth 1690 foot to HI, of a n u n n am ed In fa n t child w hose p a r ­ faced ro a d s In Hemluolu C o u n ty Is In- O ort ru d e Avenue, said road to ho ro- e n t s a r e unkn o w n . D ate d this 10th day o f March, A. I). h a r d surfa ce d, pnvod amt plncutl lit first cotnplate, and 1922. W h e re a s , tills H oard dooms It e x p e ­ c la s s condition. WILLIAM II HELPING, d ie n t an d to tho host I n te re s ts of Homl­ ROAD ON SECTION LINE 1IETWI3EN FLO REN CE UELU1NG. SECTIONS 2(1 AND 27. T O W N SH IP nolo C o u n ty to hnvo built anil con­ 30-RtO IP, SOUTH OF RANGE ill) EAST, s t r u c t e d a more th o r o u g h a n d cumploto GIVE QUICK RELIEF, I W E ST CITY LIM IT ROAD) s y s te m of h a r d su rfa c e d h ig h w a y s f , Yrilr* f s l q t R o glnnlng a t tho h alf mile p o st b e ­ N o t i c e o f A p p l t r i l l i o n f o r T n x t i r e d U n ­ t h r o u g h o u t the C o u n ty of Homlnoie, 13 JeM i l l »*tU i t s d e r H r e l l o n 373 o f t l i e G e n e r a l H t n l and to Issuo c o u n ty bonds of Homlnolo tw ee n Hcctions 26 and 27, T o w n s h ip ID, u l r e or I h e Ntnte o f F l o r i d a C ounty, for tho pu rp o so o f c o n s t r u c t ­ Houth of R a n g e 39, E ast, ru n Houth a p ­ y A V W A V .V .'.V .Y .'.V .'M Notice Is liorchy g ive n Glut C h u lu o ta to I.eanliurg ing puvod, m urndatnixed o r o t h e r hard p r o x im a te ly 2169 feet s u r f a c e d h ig h w a y s In Homlnolo County, l i r e mcIi of Atlaiitle ('oust i.tno Rnllroad, Floridn, innro p a r ti c u la r l y dosorlhod as salil ro ad to ho r e - h a r d surfa ce d, pnvod a n d placed In first class condition. follows, to-w lt! F R E N C H AVENUE AND UEMETHIIY IIEAIIDALL AVENUE •;*++•)•++?++++•:•+•*•+•)•+4r+-S' ■e'pv•'<+V -r•:>v * v -e+v v •ri'(-v •>•>+++4' HOAD R o g ln n ln g n t tho I n terse ctio n of R o glnnlng nl tho In te rse c tio n of R e ardall Avonuo a t Ihu N orth h a lf mile (lost of Hoctlon 33, T o w n sh ip 19, Houth F r e n c h Avonuo am i N inth Htroot In of llu n g o 31 E iihI, ru n Houth otto mllo tho City of Hanford, ru n Houth on to G enova Avonuo. sa id rond to ho wld- F re n c h Avonuo a p p r e x lm a t o ly one und onod, paved and ro -h a rd su rfa c e d , and (in n -q u a rter ( l l i ) m iles lo Iho Hntith h a l f m ile host of Hoctlon 36, TowiiHhlp placed tn f irs t c la s s condition, 19, Houth of R a n g o 39 E a st, thence 310A lt013 ROAD R E A L . R o g ln n ln g a t tho I n te r s e c tio n of the W e st six (6) t e n t h s miles lo w here M onroe Road w ith Ht. U e r tr u d o Avenue, p r i v a t e road r u n s s o u th w e s te r ly Into w h ich in te r se c tio n Is located on the coinotory. Hald ro a d to bo re -lia rd s u r ­ N orth nnd Houth q u a r t e r lino of Heo- fncod, pnvod a n d placed In f irs t claim 11on 28, T o w n sh ip 19. Houth of R ange condition. GOLDSBORO AND P A OLA ROAD 30 E a st, a t a p o in t 1629 feet so u th of R ogln n ln g a t tho I n terse ctio n of tho N o rth h a lf m ile post; ru n North a p p r o x im a te ly ono a n d o n e - h n tf miles G oldsboro Htreot und F re n c h Avonuo to tho b rid g e a c r o s s the W e st end of In tho C ity of Hanford, run W e s t on Lako Monroe, sa id rond to tie widened, G oldsboro s t r e e t a p p r o x im a te ly eight paved an d r e -lia rd s u r fa c e d und plucod (8) te n t h s miles, tbanco S o u th w e s te rly on rn ad past F i l l 's Dairy, a p p r o x i m a t e ­ in f i r s t class condition. ly n in e 19) te n th s miles, the n ce follow . RE A RD A L L AVEN U E R o g ln n ln g a t tho in te r s e c tio n of Inn lb s main rond West npd S o u th w e s t­ e Donrdnll Avonuo w ith G eneva Avenuo rly a p p r o x im a te ly th r e e - q u a r t e r s ( *-4l nt tho Houth H a l t mllo pant o f Hoctlon of n m ile to tho Houth lino of Kcotlon 33. T o w n sh ip 19, Houth of lla u g o 31 34. T o w n s h ip 19. Houth of ltnn g u 39 publb E a s t ; ru n Houth tw o miles, snld road to E a st, the n ce W e s t follow ing ha jinvod, r o -h a rd Hurfuced n n d pluced rond a p p r o x im a te ly th r e e a n d th ro e t a n t h s (3 3) mllon to tho Huuthw as In f i r s t class condition. c o r n o r o f to w n s h ip ID, Houth o f Rang* GENEVA AVENUE B e g in n in g a t t h e In te rse c tio n of 39 E a s t, th sn c a N orth fo llo w in g tilR e ardall Avonuo w ith G enova Avenuo public ro ad t h r o u g h Pnolu. npproxt nt tho South h n lf m ile post o f Section m u te ly ono an d o n e - h a lf (11&) mile33, T o w n s h ip 19, Houth o f R a n g e 31 to co n n e ct w ith b ric k road a t t h e Wos ,f As 4j</ ly* V* /.( J1<J * E ast, r u n E a s t ’ one mile, said rond to he o n e - h a lf mllo post of Hoctlon 39, Town ro -h n r d surfa ce d, paved a n d placed In sh ip 19. Houth of R a n g e 39 E a s t, sal You Can Huy Prom Ua at ro ad to ho rn -h a rd surfaced, p a v e d un f i r s t clues condition. plncod In f irs t class condition. • C E L E R Y AVEN U E Wholesale Prices B e g in n in g n t ' th e I n te rse c tio n of and Ronrdal! a v e n u e w ith Celery nvontie at W hore s?, n m a jo r ity of tho m em ber tho N o rth h a lf mllo post of Boollon IS o f th o Hoard of C o u n ty Com m lsslanoi Will* let Friee LUi T o w n sh ip 19. Houth o f R an g o 31 Kuel o f Homlnolo C ounty. Florida, h a v e voi r u n a p p r o x im a te ly 3,000 fee t to Hi od to build am i c o n s tr u c t a h r Ida J o h n s rlvor, sa id ro ad to be . r e -h u rd a c r o s s tho HI. J o h n s ' Rlvor in Hemlmi su rfa ce d , paved a n d placed In f ir s t class C ounty. F lorida, n l a point k n o w n i< PalaCk*, Florida condition. th e OHtoon F e rry , a n d ST. G E R T R U D E A V E N U E W h e re a s , th e R o a rd of C o u n t y Con R o g ln n ln g a t t h e I n te r se c tio n of St. m le slonors of Bemlnolo C ounty. Florlth mu Q e r tr u d e A venue w i t h th e M onroe rosd. h a r e em ployed th o r o u g h ly co m p ete n t K up to $2.50. Demand wns very heavy. Preferred stock is bojng nbsorbed ns fast ns harvesting can ho done. A number of tho large north­ ern markets reported snlos ranging from 81.00 to $4.25. There Is not n great deal of colory left In this flection nnd whnt remains Is mostly under control of the association, who are obtaining some fancy pricos. Lnto ce le ry , which is gonornlly cnlled green top sto^k Is doing nicely nineo recent showers, nnd thero is considerable speculation ns to whnt prices It will bring. Tomato crop throughout tho entire section Is doing romnrkably well, nnd most largo marketing agents nro gut­ ting their packing houses in rcndincss for movement about April 1G. During the past month tomato prices have been only about hnlf whnt was ob­ tained Inst season, but thero was some strength in tho markets during the Inst few days. Reports from tho vast const show thnt tho wenthor has been quito dry, nnd their tomato crop is fast donning up. Taking the vegetable situation ns a whnlo growers seem to ho pleased with prevailing conditions, nnd it luokn ns though this season will close up considerably more fnvorabie thnn last senson. (SEAL) 33-0tc E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Scminolo County, Fla. By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. NOTICE O F APPLICATION FOR TAX D E E D UNDER SECTION 373 OF G E N E R A L STATUTES OF T H E S T A T E OF FLORIDA Notice Is h e re b y given th a t J, N. Hon rev, p u r c h a s e r of T ax C e rtific a te No. 1800, d a t e d tho litli day of N ovem ­ ber, A. D. 1898, hns filed said c e r tif ic a te In my nfflco, and has m ade a p p lica tio n fo r Tnx Deed to Issun In ac co rd an c e w ith law. Bald c e r tif ic a te e m b ra c e s tho follo w in g described p r o p e r ty situ a te d In Bemlnolo County. Florida, to - w lt: [leg. 26 ft. H an d 73 2 nnd W of NI3 cor of NW U o f N E ti Hoc 32. Tp. 2D P. It. 30 13. Run W 232 6 ft. H 168 ft, E 232.5 ft. N IDS ft. 2 Is A. T he said land being assessed a t th e dnto o f tho Ihsiiumco of such o erltflc ato In tho nam e of A. H, Rhodes U nless said c e r tif ic a te shall t>o redeem ed a c c o r d in g to law Tax Dood will Issue th e re o n on tho 28th dny of April. A. D. 1922. W IT N E SS my official s i g n a t u r e und se a l tills th e 3Hh dny of March. A. D ’°(BHAL> 32-fltc E. A. DOUGLASS. Ciork C ircuit Court. Homlnolo County, Fin. Hy: A. M. W E E K S . D. C. NOTICE O F APPLICATION FOR TAX D E ED UNDER SECTION 675 OF G E N E R A L STATUTES OF T IIK STA T E O F FLORIDA Nollco Is h e r e b y given th a t Aline W. P alm er, p u r c h n s o r of Tax C e rtif ic a te No. 12, d a t e d tho 2nd tiny of June , A. D 191$, h a s filed said oortlflcnt j In niy office, an d h a s mnde a p p lic a tio n for T nx lbocd to Issuo In ac c o rd a n c e w ith law. Hold co rtlflcnto e m b ra c e s th e fol­ lo w in g d escribed p r o p e r ty s it u a te d In Homlnolo C ounty, Folrldn. }«-wR. Lot fl, Hlock 9, T ie r 8, Hanford, r h e said land being asse ss e d n t tho d a te *ho issunnco of suc h co rtlflcnto In tho nam e o f j W. F ltxgornhl E stnto. U nless snld cortlflcnto sh a ll ho redeem ed a c c o rd in g to la w T ax Deed w ill Inane th e re o n on Ibn 28th d a y of April. A. D. 1922. WITNESS m y official s i g n a t u r e and se a l thlH tho 34th day o f March, A. D. The Pipe Organ Club will have n Cooked Food Sale Saturday, April 15. Knitter egga will also bo on sale, Those wishing to put In nn ordor for t a ?BBAL) (8LA L ) Easter Eggs will please phono 171. 84-ltC| 32-6tc A. c|rBU|t DOUOLA88, cE. j i# rk C ourt. Sominolo ........... .............. County, inty, _ Fin. Dy: A. M. W E E K S , D. C. SLOAN’S RELIEVES NEURALGIC ACHES F Hobsonis ma Ointments no tax now LUDEN’S m enthol cough drops J*n'c* JT t stra ig h t Philip R. Andrews Real Estate S e rv ic e SANFORD, FLORIDA MONEY SAVING PRICES PHONE 371-J On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates ff. A. Merry day Company � 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, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 07, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 07, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 07, 1922; <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/37e47377acf87875108c1ccf6c13583d.pdf 8f7e913c18f5598e4300c51201fad80a PDF Text Text ♦?“■?♦*;£**-• »t rf*t‘ • ' . • • . * ______ ____ ______ . - •_______ • • !, \l Am V - - > — . \ , IN THE HEART OR THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ___ __ ^ * • ■' Helena District Loses, Many Buildings Being * Washed Away That Would Fix the Re­ SCHOOLTEACHERS SHOWN GOOD TIME sponsibilities Says a BY SANFORD FOLKS Dispatch Today. t c ib u m T clau se IS LOOKED UPON A 8 AN INFKINGEMENT ON RUSSIAN SOVEREIGN IT Y in r Tli« AiiM l«tf4 h w l LONDON, April 13— Russians ul the Genoa conference will give all the financial guarantee* de­ manded 4n the program prepared by Allied experts but flatly refuae to accept danse providing for mixed tribunal* to fix reaponaibilIdea aaya a Genoa diapatch. R ubalnna conaider tribunal dauae an Infringement on Ruaalan sorerelgnty. GENOA, April 13.—The noceaalty of bringing nbout equilibrium in national budgota, if tho European situation is to bo stabilized fromed tho moat im­ portant subject of discussion at tho mooting yesterday of thu sub-corn mis­ sion on financo, at which Sir Roboat Stevcnson-IIorno, tho chairman, pro­ posed an International conference of the great bnnks issuing currency, in­ cluding tho American reserve bnnks. Tho commission decided to mako tho London oxports’ roport tho bnsls of its deliberations and to appoint an­ other sub-commission to exnnilno 'ex­ change, with n second sub-committee to Htudy credits, tho commission it­ self devoting its labor to the question of curroncy. I)u Andreas Hormca, tho German minister of financo, created nome com­ motion by iilluding to tho quostlon of reparations. IIo dcclarod that tho Germans had oxamlncd tho London report and wero in accord on many points, but wished t oomphaslzo that Germany would find extreme difficul­ ty in establishing equilbrium in her budget while obliged to support heavy payments externnlly. Germany, ho promised, will bring in practical sug­ gestions intor. A report was current in conferonco circles that tho Gorman chancellor, Dr. Wirth, would return to Rorlin within n few days, concerned over Intornnl conditions In that country nnd apparently depressed over tho situa­ tion nt Genoa. On tho other hnnd, Christian Itnkovsky, premier of Ukralno, depicted the Russian financiaLsltuatian in rosy colors nnd soiled opportunity to al­ lude to disarmament, which tha Rus­ sians nro contending shall havo a place on tho agenda. "Ho wnntod tho world to know that tho Russian bud­ get was in a very favorable condition, as six sevenths ot the oxponscs wore covored by ordinary revenue, nnd only tho remaining seventh was met by tho issuo of papor curroncy. After making tha. statement that In two yoara tho Russian army had beoii decreased from 6,300,000 to 1,450,000 ho said: % “ Russia has already disarmed, but all will bo useless until the * great mnsscs of gold, which really bolong to all countries, shall be distributed fair­ ly, instead of bolng conducted In tho hands of u fow nations." LENINE WILL HE THERE ’ GENOA, April 18.— Nikolai Lonlne, Soviet Premier, will come to Genoa to roplnce George Chltcherjn aa head of tho Russian delegation when nego­ tiations at tho economic conference reach tho proper stage, newspapers say. 1IAD WEATHER PREVENTED START PORTUGUESE AVIATORS . . iny Tfe* Associated Prsss) LISBON, April 13.—Bad weather conditions prevented tho start today of tho Portuguese aviators on thel*. third attempt to itage their flight to Brazil from Cape Verde Ialanda to St. Paul Rock In mid-Atlantic. (Bv Th* Associate* Am i -----------Press) NEW ORLEANS, April 18— R*i houss which woro floodod by back wat­ porta from Helena, Ark., that approx­ or, hnvo been washed o ff their founda­ imately 285 square miles of land In tions and a number demolished by tho tho lower part* of P ^ llpa county were high' waves resulting from the winds, • ” \ Sixty New York Instructors Took the covored by flood waters from the which have contributed largely to the White and Arkansas rlvors, which are present higher river stages by pre­ Clyde Line Trip to This City backed up by the high stage o f the venting the water from flowing south­ ' Sixty winsome school teachers from Mississippi river, gavo a moro serious ward. the Now York schools were entortain- aspect to the flood situation today. , Lovoo engineers in all the districts The villago of Molwood, / in the contlnuo to express confidence there od here Wednesday by tho people of Sanford under the leadership of tho floodod afon, was reported covored will bo no serious break ur ovorflow Tourist nnd-Conventlon Committee of with from eight to ten feet of water, nt any point. Strict guard ia'blng tho Chamber of Commerce. Secretary while Elaine is completely surrounded maintained at all danger points, whllo Pcnrman was right on the Job from by wator a fow inches deep In tlje material nnd equipment to handlo any • ■■■ » • ; r„. tho time tho Clyde steamer, Osced..,1 omerpeney has been placed at strata-, Railroad and all vehicle traffic has glc points. docked until sho left on tho return trip At Old Town, Ark., whoro a serious nnd wns ovorywhoro looking nftor thoNbeen stopped in tho flooded area, fow Interests of the fair visitors. Mrs. J. people remained in tholr homes to break wns successful! ovorcome about B. Cnlder, of tho Clydo Line, was nlso take chnncos with tho high wator. ton days ago, renowod sloughing wa| a good hostess. It wns tho Eostor Va­ Practically all llvo stock has been re­ reported- at tho southern and of tho Old Slough. cation of tho school tenchcrs nnd they moved to higher ground. A hurry call for leva builders has used part of their tlmo In‘making tho HELENA, April 13,— Nino villagOH trip to Florida nnd taking tho beauti­ boon sent uot from Arkansas City, ful rivor trip on thp St. Johns to San­ Aril, and men wore rushed to that in Enstcrn Arkansas are either-Inford. Plenty of cars wero at the point to old In strengthening a one- undnted or surrounded by water tho dock bo meet them and the citizcnB mllo stretch of tho Dosha county leveo result of tho overflowing Arkansas took part of tho busy morning to take along the Mississippi rivor. The le- nnd White rivers, backed by high wa­ tho tcnchors and, their friends over tho vco is holding, but is being raised to a ter stngo In Mississippi which upread city. Thoy woro taken out Colory nvo- grantor height to meet tho increasing over nn nrea of ,two hundred nnd * v thirty-flvo squaro miles in soma plac­ nuo nnd inspected tho Farmers’ Ex­ floods expected. In tho Holonn district scores of es to depth ten feet. change pro-icooling plant whore they saw tho colory coining in from tho field, saw it washed in lea wator, snw it pnekod and put in tho precooling room there to lose Its heat nnd then bo shipped to tho northern markets. Thoy woro nlso supplied with all tho cold, crisp colory they could oat. They wore tnkon ovor the celery farms on each sido of tho city but tholr timo be­ ing short thoy could not bo takon to COMPTROLLER TO ASSESS PEN­ RESULT OF DEPREDATIONS tho many points of intorest that n ALTIES FOR FAILURE THERE LAST TEN longer stay would have entitled them. TO PAY DAYS * Howovcr, thoy woro amazed nt every­ thing thoy/dnw nnd will 'return some ( I l r T h e \ - - n r ln lr d l*rr«a) ( I l r Thu A sa n cln lrd P r e s s ) tlmo in tho future to r c o Sanford anil TALLAHASSEE, Fin., April 13— MIAMI, April 13.—Moro than one tnko tho river trln on tho St. Johns Tho .Gulf Refining Company through hundred mon nro undor arms at and thoy will tell all their friends Homostond nnd Florldn City ns tho its Atlanta offlco, has stopped pay­ about tho trip when (hey get back to result of n rolgn of tolrror thorc tho ment on n check o f approximately last ton days during which two InconNow York. It wnH Impossible to (let all tho $17,000 payable to Comptroller Amos dinry fires, nttempls mode to burn names of tho party but those below nrc undor tho gnsoline Hnx lnw, recently other buildings, nnd rccoipt threaten­ given: Edith M. Lcudloy, Anno’ M. declnrcd Invalid by tho supromn court, ing tettors to municipal authorities Robertson, Florence 16. Noopcl, Irene nnd the stato comptroller has notified nnd officials of the Homostond Rank. N. Noopcl, Hortensa C. Spaith, Graco tho company ho will an April 18 pro­ Federal, stato, nnd county authorities W. Spaith, Alida B. Eaton,, Mr. nnd ceed to “ assess penalties’’ 'for fnilure woro appealed to. Tho trouble Started Mrs. Frank R. Rurns, Miss Huzetto to pay tho tax, It bocomo known yes­ two weeks ago when n gonornl lock­ Hums, Miss Anna Vorr. Gons, Miss terday. out against about n dozen tomnto Tho gnscllno tax act was declared to packers who went on a ctriko wns de­ Florence Tothil), Mrs. Mills, G. Tunlson, Mr--. Edith Orchnrtl, Miss F. S. hnvo novor bocomo a law by tho su- clared by four tomnto packing plnnts. Timmerman, Miss Adn Korby, Miss promo court rocontly In its opinion af­ 6nu plant soon hurnod. The bnnk Kdna.M. Brunr, Miss Marion.Dccgnn, firming Judgment of circuit court in which rocolvod threats finances pack­ Miss M. E. Winona, Mian A. Groeniess, overruling a demurrer filed by Attor­ ing plants. Miss M. Grogan, Minn A. Cooney and ney Gonot'al Buford to a complaint at­ tacking tho validity of tho act brought HOUSE ADJOURNS OUT OF Miss Mndclino Murray. by S. J. Gunn, o f Levy county. RESPECT TO REP. IIRINSON Mr. Buford and Mr. Amos hnvo State Equalizers Will stated they considered tho law still In WASHINGTON, April 13.—Tho Meet at Capitol, Pro­ operation, tho attorney general bns- houso adjourned todny ns n mark of his stand on tho fnct thnt tho enso . respect for Roprosontatlvo Brinson, of test- Against Order lng attacking its validity brought by Mr. North Carolina, who died this morn­ Gunn has not yet been legally conclud­ ing. Speaker Glllctt appointed a Increase of Tak Aaseasment Rolls of ed. To attorney general has announc­ committeoi of fifteen to attend tho the Various Counties ed, that ho would prepare an nnswor to funeral atdsowbern t*ffo tomorrow. Mr. .Gunn's comp'alnt to bo prosent In tho Loon oounty circuit court bo- BRITISH, FRENCH AND ITAL­ (nr T it AtmUiltS Praia) TALLAHASSEE, April 13.—Tho foro that court tnkos action towards IANS HOLDING MEETING Stato Board of Equalizers will meet Issuing a final decree. This, Mr. Bu­ here April 18th to hear protests ford hopos, wlH glvo tho caso a now LONDON, April 13.— Hoahs of tho against Dnwnon’s order to Iuckmho the complexion. British, Frencll and Italian dulogntlons tax assessment rolls of vatious coun­ Tho supreme court’s opinion, be- to thr Genoa conferonco are holding ties. Duval so fur is tho only county causo o f tho naturo of tho caso bo- important mootings today says a that has niranged for a hearing but foro It, did not entry an ordar to en­ Genoa dispatch. Tho dispatches quotes it is expectod that Hillsborough and join tho collection' of such taxes undor head of Fronch delegation ns saying othora will havo representatives pres­ tho act. Such nn order would in legal Veal work of tho conferonco- begins ent. ’k procedure como from the circuit court. tomorrow. GASOLINE TAX FOR REIGN OF TERROR $17,000 IS HELD UP AT HOMESTEAD, BY GULF REFINERY MEN UNDER ARMS OLYMPIC GAMES IN SURURUS PARIS, April 13.—Tho Fronch Ol­ ympic committee has decided to hold the 1024 Olympic games at Colombos • suburb of Paris, lb waa announced yestefdoy. . It will organize the gnmos without the help of the Paris municipal council and stage thpm on tho grounds of tho racing club of France, which .has undertaken to build a stadium. REFUSES BAIL CHICAGO. April 13.—“ Sailor" Friedman, lightweight pugilist, ,*nd four companions were placed in tbo bounty Jail yesterday In connection with the slaying Sunda/ of Abe Reu­ ben in a saloon shooting affair. The SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, April 18. five men were refused ball and muut -—•Diatrlct Attorney- Collazo was or­ remain In their cells until April 18 dered by Governor Rally to aurrender when their case will be called. hl* °fflc*, and he refused to do ao At the movl«a: "I always thought yesterday on tha ground he waa II,8&»Uy removed. He waa •forcibly her such a sweot girl, but I can see now she looks kind* depraved.? ousted with the aid of police. AUSTRALIAN ' AVIATOR WAS KILLED TODAY BIGHT HUNDRED KEGS . (NOT IlOOZE) POWDER EX­ ' PLODED NEAR CHARLESTON ; ■. • * Ytf • Ha n f o r d , Fl o r id a , Fr id a y , A p r il 14,1922 FLOOD SITUATION SERIOUS, , ARKANSAS IS SUFFERING, MUCH LAND UNDER WATER "" NUMBER IN PENDING TARIFF BILL BY SIMMONS, WATER TRAFFIC Most Un-American Bill MEN WELL MEET Ever Formed Says N. COCOA FRIDAY Carolina. Man ;-vvi . .. M ORLANDO, JVprll 18.— 9. J. Sllgh, president of the Central Florida Wat­ er Traffic League, will head a strong deleatlon from Orlando Friday morn­ BILL EVER WRITTEN AND MOST v • ing to Cocoa whore an important * . UNSUITBD.TQ OUR PRES­ meeting In tho interest ot the' Water ENT CONDITIONS *; traffic movement wilt be held. Re­ ports from tho East Coast city stato . WASHINGTON, April 13— that every city nnd chamber o f com­ Tho administration tariff bill merce on tho Enst Const, will sond a pending In tho senate waa assail­ largo doloatlon to participate In the ' .'a ed today by Senator Simmons o f r'.fl discussion nt Cocoa. North Carolina, ranking Demo­ Mr. Sllgh stated yentordny that ho crat on the Senate Finance Com­ wns endeavoring to sccuro as largo n mittee, as the “ moat un-Ameri­ ‘/.-j representation from tho Central Flrocan bill ever framed. Even curs­ Ida Traffic Loaguo ns possible to atory examination Indicate*' It is M7. tond tho mooting nt Cocoa. It is the highest tariff bill aver writ­ his objoct to unlto tho East Coast or­ ten," he aald. “ A tariff more ganisation, of water trpfflc boosters ; unaulted to present conditions, if ■» (Sri with that of tho Central Florida or­ we are to participate In world ganization, believing that tho timo Is trade could not well have been • » V . not for nwny when every grower and framed. . ifNppor of fruits nnd vcgetnblos in Florida will bolong to an oranizntlon REPUBLICAN WINS which will accomplish thnt which IN NEW YORK DISTRICT years of legislation hnvo failed to pro­ PROHIBITION WAS ISSUE vide, nnmoly, lower freight rates nnd ■I ■nsi better carrier sorvlce. ( I l r T h r A aan elaird P reaa) CONING, Now York, April 18^Unofficlal returns completo from DISASTROUS FIRE thirty aovonth congressional district § GOLDSBORO, N. C., April 13— today gave Lewis Henry, republican, • vA Nino stores and tholr contents, four plurality threo thousand over Judgt Frafik Irvine, Democrat Prohibition residences, sovornl head of livestock and a quantity of cotton wero burned was tho dominant Issue In tho cam­ early yesterday at tho Whito Hall, a paign, Irvine declaring for tho r«■m villago 17 miles north bf Goldsboro, peal o f tho Volstead act. Tha repub­ according to meagro advices reaching lican plurality In nineteen twenty In hero this afternoon. Tolephons lines this district waa thirty thousand. ■v* to White Hall wero out and the am­ ount of dnmngo was not available BRACKLEHURST MATE hero. SENT TO NASSAU • FOR MURDER TRIAL WEEKS REPLIES HIGHEST- TARIFF (H r T h a A a a o e ls lr d Preah) KEY WEST, April 12— British WASHINGTON, April 18— In a Consul General at New Orleans in­ formnl atntomcnt replying to chargos structed locnl consul to send Brack, made Tuesday on tho floor of tha olhurat aim and m tho crew oofi m tho schooner . n , . |einursi e crow o senoonor house Secretary Week, said yester- j Low!„ Brothon| to N(|mu ftboard th. day the war department waa “ doing British echoonor now In port; They everything possible to clear up war will loava Friday. Brackolhunt waa contract controversies In such n way the mate of tho Lawla Brother* as to fully protect tho Interests of the schooner and Is charged with tha fodoral government," murder of H. Chuto, chptaln of tha Cash and property -amounting to schoonor on high oeas. * many millions already had been re­ r covered In tho roaudlting ordorod by tha present administration, tho score, 665,000 MINERS tnry said, and the other contracts be­ IDLE; NON-UNION ing reviewed ns rapidly as possible. m • i-t In rr.»: MEN JOIN STRIKE Shoot to Kill, . Orders o f Police o f Pittsburgh largest Number of Workers Ever Bn* gaged in a tie-up of Coal Fields INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 13— In the Efforts to Check the Wave of Seventy-five thousand non-union coni minora, an Increase of 25,000 this Crime week, havo Joined tho union workers ( I l f Tfcr AaanrlntrS Prraa) on strlko In tho soft coal Helds, ac­ '•ij PITTSBURGH, Pn., April 1 3 - cording to the eatlmato last night o f Shoot to kill ordo^s were Issued by President John L. Lewie, of tha vr Chief of Pollco Calhoun following tho United Mine Workere. Thle Increase oquipplng of every police,station In |ho said,brought the total o f idlo the city with riot guns In an effort to mlnor> to m 000 tho ,ft t numb chock tho crlmo wave. 1 over ongaged In a tie-up of tbo coal fields. Tho total includes 155,000 an* NORTH CAROLINA thraclto workers, half o f whom ap­ 0 CONGRESSMAN DEAD proximately are not members of tha in Tk a 7 * union. . NEWBERN, i T c . , AprlM fl— R0pWhUo tho un,on,i d,d rosontatlve 8. M. Brinson, of tha lnc,udo nny announcement aa to the Third North Carolina Congressional1dl*trlbutlon by of tha men on District, died nt u local hospital here1,trlko' U wn" d8cl« cd thnt the today/ ’ |strength of tho non-union movement wns In central Peiltisylvanla and West Virginia. Union officials Aald that REPORT OF EXHONERATION --------, coko and coal produftlon In tho FayWASHINGTON, April 18— In aup-! ott« (^nsylvanla) county Hold had port of Its protoet against tho recenti,M!on cuk ,n durlnK tho last fen dismissal o f Director WUmeth and dny" nnd indicated that they expected other offlciala o f the. bureauiof en- further Inroads to ob mado by tha graving, the national federation o f un,on organisation. Mr. Lewie and other officials de­ federal employe* yesterday made pubUc what was said to bo a roport writ­ clined to comment on Attorney Gen­ ten by a treasury commission last eral Daugherty's announcement that not rpermit July and approVtd W by Secretary Mel -ho would ----* —“ jf ou u ow iy moi--------------— operators «and "« m ln m n In m i u . i v i.v i . j lon( exonerating M r, Wllmeth and m*nori repeat seta _whloh had tod the bureau management generally J^° ipdictmenta for violating the She*­ _____ m __ m e__ man* .... tv__ _________ man* antt-truat 1laws. However, tha from chargee o f unfairness. union view-point coincided with the statement Ii\ New, ---------------------------York o f Vlce-PreisiDR. ADOLPH LORONZ _____ flnnf M lir m u n f fVin vmIh a m I --------ktlam , SAILS FOR EUROPE f,ont MMnr*y o f the miner*1 organiw- c H i t K a t t e r s . ' s a i 13 ; (nr Tha Associate* Proas) Eight hundred kegs of powder In a LONDON, April 13.-*-Slr Ross magazine a quarter mile from Charl­ Smith, Australian aviator, who with eston General Ordnanco Depot ton his brother, Sir Keith, had planned to miles from tho city oxplodod nt noon start from Croydon, April 25th on n today. As far as learnod no llvos flight around the world, waa killed wore lost. Cause of explosion is not when his piano crashed In a prnctlco known. Shock of tho blast felt sever­ flight today. Lieutenant Bennett, al miles distant. ' * VJglneor, who planned to accompany the brothers on the.around thu w orld! PATTY a r r i i p k i r * r k h flight was also killed. Tho machine FATTY A J J 5 , 8 ?, SIX MINUTE VERDICT which crashed was ono 'tho brother* had intended using on the flight. A s s o c ia t e * Praaa) SAN FRANCISCO, April 13«- -Fat­ SIR ARTHUR BALFOUR ty Arbu^fle llth ia free today, the Juiy MADE AN EARL rondoring a verdict of acquittal yes­ ------rtlon, who declared that Governaeant terday after being out only aix min­ (H rVa* Aw *ts(*a frvas) |intervention to force tha bituminous LONDON, April 12,— King George utes. Arbucklc stated ho would take NEW YORK, April 12.—Dr. Adolph oporatora into a conference was tha conferred Earldom upon Sir Arthur n good rest. Lortna who treated thousands o f only mesne for ending the atrflta. • James Balforur it was officially an. cripptoa In this country the last faw '* nounced today. Whan tha farmer aaya something months sailed fo r Europe today, must be done fo r the .count?/, ha meara at tha expanse o f tha city. �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 7,1922 UPSAIA AND GRAPEVILLE / kindly brought over the paitor and there woa a good attendance and good singing, reading, prayers and ques­ tions nnd nnnwors. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dunn brought over with them Miss Humphrey nnd Miss Loyd nnd their brothers. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Ilcndorson nnd chlldron vl»ltcd Sunday nftomoon with hi* fnthor nt Monroe. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Haskins of Sanford were guests nt the home of their sister, Mrs. Alma Nleso, nnd fnthor, Mr. Mnlmon, Sunday. Glad to hear thnt Elmer Tyner has found work ngnln taking enro of tho wwtfcch lights. • SITUATION IN IRELAND IS SERIOUS PERSONALS : FOUR BIG DAYS AT BAN­ NER'S DEPARTMENT STORE, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MON­ DAY AND TUESDAY— DOL­ LAR SPECIALS THAT WILL OPEN YOUR EYES. COME EARLY._______________ 8*2tc $100,000 SPENT NOW WILL SAVE THE COUNTY MANY TIMES THAT AMOUNT IN A FEW YEARS. VOTE YES APRIL 11TH. 8-Btd and ltw "EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE" ths The Chnutnuqun Is drawing big Nlco assortment new spring dress strongest In the world. We are paid RESULT OF GROWING ANTAGON­ crowds. materials received. Styles that will to examine and' re-fill your batter ISM REPUBLICANS TOWARD freo of choree. The Battory is the Mrs. Vollo Williams returned homo 0. P. Swope of Ovoldo, ono of the plcaso you and at prices you are wil­ THE FREE STATE life of the car. We re-charge and re­ Sunday after n plensnnt week spent live wires of Semlnolo county and ling to pay. Visit our store and get pair all makes batteries.— Ray Broth­ her father, Wm. Miller, at tholr member of tho board of county com­ the advantage of the' new prices. (Hr The A«»oelat*S Preaa) ers, Snnford, Fin. 311-tfc-daw Rivers Brothers, Sanford avenue. LONDON, April 0.— Indications ure missioners, was In tho city today on In Orlando. fltf— w2t thnt tho situation is Ireland is be­ business nnd roports Ovoldo as being and Mr*. Pritchard wore auto Something special at Rivers Broth­ coming dangerous ns tho result of In first class shnpo In every particu­ of Mr. and Mr*. We*tcrdlck, ers, Sanford avenue—Ladles’ pure SAFE GUARD THE MONEY growing antagonism of the Republi­ lar. the day Sunday with Mr. thread silk hose, mercerised 11*1* top, can* toward the supporters o f tho YOU HAVE INVESTED IN Parkinson at Osteen. ‘ GOOD ROADS. C 'V /" A fashioned.stitching*, double free state given in nowspap^c lit. C. E. Bargqulst wa* n Si nday callor State senator W. A. MacWilllnms, sole, heel and toe, shaped close fitting patches. Hostile demonstrations by of St. Augustine, wns in the city yes­ IlOND ISSUE IS FOR THIS In Upaala from Sanford, a* wore also ankle. Colors, black, white and cordo­ re 'olting sections of the Republican terday shaking hands with his many PURPOSE. Mr. nnd Mr*. Ilnrvoy and chlldron. van. Easter sale price 91.26. Also 8-litd nnd lt-w nrmy reportod with increasing fre­ friends. Ho will be n candidate for Mr. nnd Mr*. Green nnd *lstor woro a very nice and complete line of every­ quency. congress for tho Fourth District nnd calling at the home of Mr. nnd Mrn. thing in socks, threo quarters and THE REASON WHY— Mine Loco­ Wc*t Tucndny. Monday evening n expects to make a warm campaign in motives, Factory Trucks, Battleships, full length hose for men, women, boys, number o f frlond* from Grppevillo: every part of tho district before the Notice of Application for Tnx Deed Mr*. Swnnnon, Mr*. Vollo Wlllinms, election. He will bo here ngain to­ Airplanes, Submnrinos und railroads girls and infants at Easter Sals Under Section 575 of the General Mr. nnd Mr*. Dr. Quirk wore in morrow to nrrnngo for advertising his roly almost exclusively on "EXIDE" prices. Don't fail to sco our show­ Mrs. Ballinger nnd Bright I.nnoy Statutes of the State of Florida New Smyrna Friday. BATTERIES Is because of their heavy Ings beforo buying. Rivera Brothers, spent tho evening with them, tho two Notice Is hereby given thnt F. S. campnign. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Provntt and capacity, rugged construction. Thore Snnford avenue. 0tf-2wt first calling nlso nt E. F. Lindquist's. Vernuy, purchaser of Tax Certificate Mrs. J. M. Provntt were vlsltng Mr. Is nn "EXIDE” Battery made to fit Bright Laney and Margnrot EricMr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Holly returned Mrs. W. II. Merriwcathor Sunday No. 13B4, dated the Oth dny of July, COUNTY BOND ELECTION, overy mnko automobile with. 3 to 7 son remained In town Thursday eve- and _ A. I). 1807, has filed said certificate! Inst night from Dunedin where they TUESDAY, APRIL 11TH. VOTE years service. Sco us about nn "EXnlng going down with V. C. Coller to 1,1 f 'huluotn. . ,. In my office ,nnd has mado application were tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. tho Florida Snnltnrlum to sco Mrs. Th# M«tho«l«t Sundny school hold a IDE” for your car.—RAY BROTH­ YES. II. Dingce nnd spent sovcrnl days for Tax Deed to issue in accordance 8-5td nnd lt-w Culler who is getting along real well. ^ Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. lorn with law. Said certificate embraces In that bonutlful country of ornngo ERS, "EXIDE” BATTERY SER­ VICE. 311-tfc-daw On Wednesday Mrs. Hnllingor went . • ••* * . ,, ,, groves and hustling people. Mr. nnd tnc following described properly sit­ down with them to see her old frlond Mr"- »• ,>aJtlh» 11 " , , d tC" r* uated in Seminole County, Florida, to- Mrs. Dingco have planted out n fine nnd found she was able to sit up Just ,ctt "l"’" 1 Thursday In Hanford at tho IF YOU HAVE KICKED wlt: Beg. 10.70 chs. S and 17.81 chs. young grovo nnd nro hnppy nnd con­ COUNTY ROAI) •• A number of her Sanford Womnn" C,ub> W of NE cor of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 Sec. tented but nro still residents of Snn­ AGAINST have been down to sco hor,| Mr- nn,l Mrs. E. H- Kilbo woro in 3, Twp. 20 S., Range 30 E., run S 55 ford In spirit. CONDITIONS, VOTE YES ON among them Rev. Brownlee nnd wife, Orlando Monday on business. THE 11TH OR FOREVER AF­ degrees, E 17.3H chs., S 30 degrees, W Mrs. II. F. Griggs nnd daughter Mrs. Rossltor nnd Mrs. Bonnott, which Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Forrnn of Eustls TER HOLD YOUR PEACE. 3.74 chs., W. 1.00 chs., thence NWly Irene and Mrs. J. M. Littler and 8-5UI nnd lt-w hor up grontly. nro in tho city today tho guests of to beg. 5 acres. The snid land being Mr*. Barney Beck has ns hor house 'l“ »«hter Tressle, of New Smyrna, assessed at tho date of the issuance of their dnughter, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. As clear as tho purest water is guost her cousin,, Miss Hazel Prltch- 8,,cnt ,“ "t w“ °* W l.h ,M™\T' 'V such certificate in the name of Janies Mr. Forrnn is ono of the pioneer ard, who has beon ill of late with vatt. Mrs. Griggs loft Friday for St. Townsend. Unless snid certificate residents of Eustls nnd hns been ono Liquid Brozone, yet it is tho most Augustine and Mrs. Littler for her tonsllltls, nnd on Sundny morning shall be redeemed according to law tnx of the live wire citizens for tho past powerful healing remedy for flesh home in New Smyrna. Dr*. Pulstnn nnd Htevens, nt the deed will Issue thereon on the 12th twenty-five years, being nt tho head wounds, sores, bums nnd scalds that Mrs. Fred McFarland nnd daughter of nil movements for tho benefit of medical science hns ever produced. Fomnld-Lnughton Hospital removed day of May, A. I>. 1022. Ruth, spent the week end with Mr. Eustls. Ho hns been president of Try it. Price 30c, GOc and §1.20. tho tonsils which woro In very bad Witness my official signature anil shnpo. Miss Hazel in n valued em­ and Mrs. Dr. Wilson of Daytona seal this the Oth dny of April, A. I). the Ilonrd of Trade for mnny years Sold by Union Pharmacy. nnd much of tho growth of Eustis ploye of tho Commercial Club of San­ Beach. GOOD ROAI) COUNTIES Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levy left Mon­ 1022 . enn bo attributed to his efforts. ford nnd Is anxious to be back at her (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, ARE GROWING COUNTIES. day for their home in New York. work. Clerk Circuit Court, IN THIS Several families of this vicinity are Secretary Pearmnn, of the Chamber KEEP SEMINOLE Mr. and Mrs. August Swanson nnd Seminole County, Florida. CLASS. very sick with what they call the of Comerco, is one of the busiest men son, Archie, spent Sundny with their We handle the cclolirutcd 34-fltc By: A. M. WEEKS, I). C. 8-5td und ltw in town. H!h work is not from sun daughter and sister, Mrs. E. F. Lind­ "flu." Spaulding, React and Drnpto sun hut from sunrise to tho next quist, in honor of her hirthlny, and Tho B. Y. P. U. held a meeting at BELFAST, April 0.—Tho Republi­ er-Mninnrd lines, also the In tho afternoon Mr. and Mrs. J. E. the town ball Friday. A large crowd Notice of Application for Tax Deed day at the same time. He is locating can forces nro reported concentrated “ Louisville Slugger" lints. Under Section 575 of the General factories, business houses, wholesale on n section of tho Ulster frontier, be­ Lindquist came In nlso to enjoy tho from Osceola, Oviedo, Sanford, Lake Everything for tho hall Statutes of the State of Florida drug houses, laundries, etc., and hard- tween Counties Leitrim nnd Foroccasion and the spread of pretty Monroe, Chuluota and I.ongwood were player at right prices. Notlco is hereby given that It. L. ly a dny passes that he does not bring mnnngh. hlrthdny enko nnd coffee. present. CALL AND SUE OUR Kennedy, purchaser of Tux Certifi­ In a now enterprise of some kind. Hist __________________ Mrs. E. W. Lindquist, who is our Mrs. McFnrlnne and Mrs. T. W. LINE FOUR BIG DAYS AT KANUpsnln Crndle Roll superintendent, Provntt called on Mrs. Franklin Wed cate No. 270, dated the 3rd day of work is appreciated by the uctivo June, A. D. 1018, hns filed said certi­ nu mbers of the Chamber of Com- NER’S DEPARTMENT STORE, was down our way Friday delivering nesday. MON- 0 A N F O R T I f V P I F f r t tho certificates, calling nt the homes Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nicholson, of ficate in my office, and lias mado ap­ mono. It is only the dead citizens FRIDAY, SATURDAY, lA F . of Mrs. Henderson, Mrs, West and Daytona Beach, was here on business plication for Tax Deed to issue in ac­ who cannot see, feel or hear anything DAY ANI) TUESDAY— I)OL- O r t i U U I l l / I THE SPORTING STORE cordance with law. Said certificate good in tho live Chamber of Com- LAIt SPECIALS THAT WILL Mrs. Cramer. At the latter homo thin week. COME|p,,0,,e 2Rl*w Snnford, Florida Mrs. Nlese and children were nlso John Alderman was shaking hands embraces the following described prop­ merce that is doing such fine work for OPEN YOUR EYES. erty situated in Seminole County, thin city. EARLY. 8-2tcl !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■! Calling. witii Ids friend Wednesday night as he Florida, to-wit: Lot 140 Eureka Vernon Cramer o f Fnirvlow, Okln- was on his way to Okeechobee. Hammock. The Huid land being as­ homn, is now stopping at the homo of __________________ sessed at the date of the issuance of ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ his brother, Charles and wife, ,who ^ ■ ' ■ such certificate in tho mime of Un­ " took him down Saturday to see his „ -1 Store in Florida J known. Unless said certificate shall 10 Stores in Goorginaunt Carrie Mrs. V. C. Coller, nt F or-1 lie redeemed according to law tnx deed mesa, nnd his uncle has found work will issue thereon on the 12th day of for him with him in Hanford. '^ May, A. I). 1022. Alfred Erick son was on the sick ^ Witness my official signature and list for n dny or two. We missed ______ him ns Bible class teacher on Sundny. .. , ,, .. . , seal this the 4th dny of April, A. D. w_„ n.. r> i i . Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and 1022. Mrs. George Clnrk wns nlso very , ... , , u . , , , , Phone 127 Sanford’s New Storeinrid in.. ___ _ . ... ... . .. y two children left Saturday by auto for poorly Inst week but is better now. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, their New Hampshire home. Dortor Pulstnn came out to attend Clerk Circuit Court, Dr. George Fellows left Wednesday her, nnd her near neighbors, Mrs. , i Seminole County, Fla. He accompanied Barney Beck, Mrs. J. E. Vaughn nnd .. . . , , 34-fltc By: A. M. WEEKS, I). C. tj „ „ » /■» /-», , , , , . the remains of Joseph I.nngford, who Rov. J. C. Clark and wife were in to ......... , ......... ,...... passed away here Sunday. see hor. Charles Merrill is cleaning Ills lots FOR SALE OR LEASE— One 20 ncrc, The pnstor’s wife has not boen well, ono 10 acre Sanford nve. walking and will commence to build a nice hnvlng been under a nervous strnin distance to city. Two lots cornor new bungalow in tho near future. for some time, earing for the little A. I). Parish made a business trip Center nnd Elm nve. Two lots west grand child who Is at last beginning side Palmetto uvo., 50 ft. from Elev­ to Orlando Sunday evening. to gain. Mrs. Joseph Langford, Mr. and Mrs. enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, .Sunday was a good dny at the Earle Mellon, Mr. ami Mrs. Harold owner, 115 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ church, with the pastor and wife both 288tf; 20 tf Hayes und Mrs. S. J. Fellows left for les, Calif. with us for Sunday School and Hampton, N. II., this morning. preaching. Besides our own people we WE WANT A BRIDGE AT Mrs. Hattie Phillips new 0-room Jind with us to encourage us, Mr. and IT HAS bungalow is nearing completion. A OSTEEN FERRY. Mrs. Dunn and children of F.nko' BEEN INCLUDED IN THE modern up-to-date bungalow with a Mnry, Mr. and Mrs. Stafford and .Mr, Slot),000 UONI) ISSUE. VOTE 1 10 ft. piazza around it. It's situated nnd Mrs. MInchew with their little FOR IT. „ . n i . . . in one of tho very best locations on 8-5UI and lt-w -onns from Pnoln Little Bonnie D e-, th(, ,ak0( havlnR a clear willo vlew of Forrest and nurse wore nlso present. , hv wholo of Lako Crystn,. When you nro planning your now On Tuesday evening for Bible study! Mrs. Phillips has also taken over spring dresses, plan on visiting our when Andrew Bortlcson and wife two'thirds of Block 20 and also Block storo and taking advantage of some Id Where she will build a theatre of tho unusual values wo hnvo pro­ building out into the lake, also an vided for you. Now goods Just reamusement park. There will be bath­ coivcd nnd at prices thnt please. MOKE LIGHT FOR LUSH MONEY ing houses and also boats to lease by Rivers Brothers, Snnford Avenue. the hour. Thu grounds will he laid 0tf-w2t out with fine Hhruhs and trees and splendid walks and drives. FOUR BIG DAYS AT BAN­ Mrs. J. S. Hinkle has started saw­ NER’S DEPARTMENT STORE, ing the lumbex for the new theatre FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MON­ Crepe Knit and Crepe de building at Lake Mary. DAY AND TUESDAY— DOL­ I received a letter yesterday stating LAR SPECIALS THAT WILL Chine, all colors thnt it started snowing in Massachu­ OPEN YOUR EYES. COME setts and New Hampshire last Thurs­ EARLY. Excellent Quality 8-2tc day night continuing through Friday and Saturday. Sunday morning there GOOD ROADS PROTECTED _ wns ono foot of snow on tho ground ARE BETTER THAN GOOD 3 nnd tho wind blowing cold from tho ROADS NEGLECTED. northwest. It's hardly hcliuvnblo with THE COUNTY BOND ISSUE tliu warmth and sunshine and birds WILL PROTECT THEM. PAY CASH continually singing here through the 8-5U1 and lt-w s same period, thnt there should lie so 3 Do You Know Where Your Money Goes—If it Gives Out Before the End I much difference only a few hundreds A torpid liver needs nn overhauling of miles away. People go buck too with Horblno. Its benefits are im­ ■ of the Month?----------------------------- — —-— -------- Try Buying for Less ! early. Spring hasn’t really conio in mediately apparent, i Energy takes ■ : i the north as yet. Climatic conditions tho plsco of lazlnoss, nppetito returns, 3 1nro unsettled nnd those thnt go back and tho hour of rest brings with It ELECTRIC now are taking a chanco with cold^' sound, refreshing sleep. Price, 60c. VIBRATORS (\ a a and pnoumonin which will prove disuH- Sold by Union Pharmacy. ELECTRIC trous to Homo. Arc thoro any hotter BTOVE8 ..... ovonlng* or nights in any part of tho THE OSTEEN BRIDGE TO ELECTRIC Hv / '111 world than what you are enjoying WILL SAVE YOU MONEY , IRONS... * right now right hero in good old Florl- WHEN YOU VISIT THE F IR S T S T R E E T W E L A K A BLOCK da? Write hack und toll your friunds BEACH THIS SUMMER. VOTE 1about it up north. Wo want thorn all FOR IT. 8-5td and lt-w Snnford, Florida down hero next winter. 113 Palaetto Ave BASE BALL WEEK LAKE MARY E IThe Church well Co.! SPORT SKIRTS BOYS’ PALM BEACH SUITS $10.00 TO $12.00 $8.00 NEW PRICES, APL. 1 Put Edison M azda LAMPS in e v e ry socket (or better, brighter light. . , . $7.50 $6.00 F. P. RINES T h e C h u r c h w e l l C o .j SELLS IT FOR LESS j ssss:s::::Ks::s:sHssssKsssssBs»Kssu»sas:»::»ssss!Kss!Bs::KHK:ss; �thr A A im m n w k r k l y bibrat .ii , Fr id a y , a p r il i 4 . » « PALATKA JOBBERS PLAN FOR WATER.TRANSPORTATION TO OFFSET THE RAIL RATES Three Fricndtf G entlem en TURKISH VIRGINIA BURLEY Annual Affair Will Attract Big Crowd From All Say There is No Danger to Business as Long as St Johps River Flows Over State o f Florida High schools In Florid* aro getting all prepared for the Florida Inter, scholastic Aquatic meet which la to bo held at Rolllna College April 20th. Thla water meet la an annual affair at Rolllna but judging from the num­ ber of entriea now in hand* of the ath­ letic director o f Rollb" meet will be tho largeat water'carnl▼al ever staged in the state for high ■chool competition. The meet will be held under tho rules of the state high school athletic association and tho Amateur Athletic Union of the United States of which G. W. Strelt, of Birmingham, Ala., is vice-president. The meet will be held on Lake Vir­ ginia .being located on tho edge of the ^ j>|ynous. Owing to the Ideal "location of tho lake In regard to the rest of the college Rolllna hns tho best natural accommodations for a water meet of any school In the south. O/Tlclnls for tho moot will bo eloctod and at tho prosont time the following men havo been selected to Judgo tho contests. C. W. Strelt, Jr., will act as honorary reforce, A. A. Doonan of tho Atlanta Athletic Club will act as hon­ orary Judgo of tho ovonts; Henry Kart will act as referee; Ralph Doblo will act os clerk of tho courso and Jack Branham iih assistant cleik of tho course. Roy Symcs, scorer; Franklin 0 . King, starter; S. Kendrick Guemsoy, announcer; F. 1*. Schllctor, captain of the course; Wilbur Flowor, II. W. Caldwell and M. J. Daetwylor, ns Judges. Arthur Lnnstreet, II, W. Bnrnum, Asher Fetor ns timers and Ur. Ilollnrd Hoturd as physician will com­ pose tho rest of the official!! of tho meet Cups amounting in oxcohs of $1,600 have been given by tho following peo­ ple for tho winners of tho various ovents in tho meet. Henry Kart, Evnns-ltux, Winter Park Land Co., Union Stato Bank, A. Schultz, Standard Auto Co., F. W. Shopurd, Winter Park Auto Co., l)r. Edward Llppincott, Marguerite Kart, Winter Park Business Men’s Club, Wlntor Park Plumbing Co., Ralph Lu­ cius, R. F. Leedy, Roy Symcs, IJnnk of Winter Fnrk, all of Wintar Park and Franklin 0. King, Llonn Club, Super­ ior Nurseries and tho Orlando Cham­ ber of Commerce all of Orlando nnd Grconlenf nnd Crosby of Jacksonville compose tho list of donorH to tho moot. GASOLINE TAX HELD IN ESCO PENDING ACTION Storting with the 60-ysrd-dssh for boye at 0:80 a. m. tha program will contlnuo throughout the day. Tho following list will embrace the events of the day. 60-ynrd dash for boys. 220-yard dash for boys, fee ■'VtVfgas. 100-yard freo style for boys. 100-ynrd breast stroke for boys. Fancy diving for boys. 70-yard dash for boys. 440-yard free stylo for boys. 100-yard back stroko for boys. Relay for boys (4-man team) 110 yards each. 20-yard dash for girls. 00-yard dash for girls. Plunge for distance. 50-yard free style for glrie. 220-ynrd free style for girls. 00-yard back stroko for girls. lQO-yard freo atlyo for girls. Fancy diving. 70-yard dash freo stylo for girls. Rolny for girls (4 girls} 100 yards each. The diving programo will require tho following divea for boys: Running jack knifo. Straight dive. The diving progrum for girls will bo: * Running dive. Running juck knife. Straight high dive. At tho prosont time there are 27 high schools interested in tho moot throughout tho stato nnd beforo tho lists closo it is expected by officials of tho meet to huve tho number swelled to thirty-five. In tho Inst year’s meet the team representing Palm Bench took tho honors in tho hoys uvents. This team with Edwurd Roddy as their star eas­ ily brake two Htato records while tho other members of tho team placed in uvory other event. Thu girls team of St. Petersburg won first honors with two stars of their team tying. Tills year’s meet will bo moro ovenly contented duo to tho fact that tho two winners of InHt year’s meat havo Inst tho majority of their stars nnd n complete reconstruction of their teams lias been necessary. As records havo boon equalled or broken in previous meets it is ex­ pected that some smashing of marks will ho done in cuso dope runs true to form. (D r The Associated Tree*) PALATKA, April 11,—At a meet­ ing of tho shippers o f Palatka Satur­ day afternoon at the Chamber, oi Commerce, plena woro sot In motion to prepare for the institution of what­ ever revised rates may ultimately re­ sult from tho fourth section order of (Ax. {luVittAJiu commerce eommlufta. A commlttoo consisting o f Dr. L. W. Warren, II. O. Hamm, II. M. do Montmollln, C. C. Hudson and A. A. Cor­ coran was appointed to investigate and report o ntho bost method to bo followed In establishing water trans­ portation that will meet Palatka’a needs. This committee will report at a subsequent mooting to be held later. The meeting was called for the pur­ pose of receiving Secretary Hart’s report of the conference of tho Southorn Traffic Lcaguo held in Atlanta InHt Monday and Tuesday, at which time the fourth scctlo- eH ec \ra.s th*j main topic. Mr. Hart mndo an ex­ haustive report which was commend­ ed by those present as clearly stating the situation and Indicating necessity for action on tho part of those points now enjoying depressed rates on ac­ count of wntcr transportation. II. M. do Montmollin said thut he did not favor Palntkn entering into n fight to offset tho rntes proposed, or to'flx the minimum basis for twu rea­ sons, omi wuh that tho ronds would put into effect whatever rates they dosiro, and second thnt if water trans­ portation really means anything now is the time for Palatka to demonstrate it. "If tho shippurH of Palatka will patronize n boat line thuro is no doubt it enn bo financed nnd I will undertake to do It," Mr. du Montmollin said. Mr. de ontmoilin also said thnt the establishment of a lino with bunts thnt could make outside trips to Bal­ timore nnd New York was not neces­ sary for tho present. Ho indicated thut Jacksonville probably will kcop a safe­ ty valve on tho bout lines alrondy op- crating and provldo an Independent line if tho Clyde and Merchants & Mi­ nors nttempted to raise their rates. This would permit the Palatka lino to cortftoct and bring freight hore nt the rates enjoyed at present. C. C. Hudson said that while the situitton was one deserving of serious consideration that it did not mean that tho Palatka jobber* would bo put out of business as tho "bugaboo in tho Palatka Nowa" stated. He said that he was proud that Palatka has a boat lino of its own and ho agreed with Mr. do Montmollin thnt tho thing to do is for the Jobbors to patronizo the wuter lino and let tho rnllronds raise their rates to nay height they desire. Dr. L. W. Warren said that many shippers had found that when they asked thnt their freight bo routed by tho Pnlntkn line from Jacksonville that tho Clyde and Merchants & Mi­ llers paid no attention to it, some­ times sending it down tho river by the Clydo Lino or by rail, but that if shippers would insist and refuse ship­ ments that did not come ns routed that this ovll could soon be remedied. Coincident with 'the incrcnse of water transportation a vital need will bo additional dock facilities, Mr. de Montmollin said. Tho establistynent of municipal docks hns been foreseen ns a necessity by every city with wat­ er transportation, but Palatka has no municipal docks, prncticnlly nil of tho imiiluldc docks hoing owned by tho railroad, bottling tho port up JuBt as Pensacola was, ns Tnmpn was nnd ns Miami was. Miami lss pending over a million dollars on docks, Tampa hns spent moro than this amount und Jacksonville has invested nnd is in­ vesting moro thnn five million doilars. Ponsncoln hns just won its suit against tho railroads for the expendi­ ture of $200,000 on docks and Orlnndo *is planning to build her own docks nn the lako front nt Sanford. % ^ T IF T E E N In a now package that fits the pocket— A t a price that fits the pocket-book— The same unmatched blend of Turkish, Virginia andB urley Tobaccos committee yesterday Included Edgar COAL STRIKE HEARINGS Wallace, labor federation legislative ARB NEARING AN END COMMITTEE TO MEET agent, and a member o f the miners union, John Hessler, president sad William Mitche, secretary of the In. WASHINGTON, April 11.—The disna district of tho United MIm hearings o f tho house labor commit­ Workors, and Jamos Lord, vice-presi­ tee on the national coal strike woro dent o f the American Federation of * concluded yesterday, for a time at Labor, least, the Inst dny being devoted to hearings of testimony from labor VOLUSIA COUNTY JURY spokesmen who donied charges of the MEETS TODAY A T DELAND operators concerning union contract MURDER CASE IS UP breaking being a factor in tho walk­ out. Chnirmon Nolan o f the com­ (Br The An»oelnlfd Pm *) mittee said there wore no plans at DELAND, April II.—Tho Valusi* present for o further investigation of grand Jjury will meet today. Ons the strike but the committco will meet caso to be investigated in that of Mrs, Wednesday in executive sesklon to Alice Shields, charged with the mur­ tnko action on tho Bland bill which der of her husband, William A. would sot up a federal coal commis­ Shields, near here a few weeks ago. sion to deal with such situations. Witnesses appearing before the Tho Herald fo r Post Cards. JACKSONVILLE WOMEN EQUAL TO MERE MEN WILL SHOW IT SAYS GEORGE CANBE DONE WILL FURNISH ELECTRICITY PROMISE OF WOMEN "TO OBEY" IN CEREMONY IS OBFOR LESS THAN HALF WHAT SOLETE SANFORD MUST PAY ( I l f T h e A a a o r ln t r d 1 'r r n ) NEW YORK, April 11.—Women in tho United StutcB nearly all respects equals of men therefore promises of vows of men nnd women in marriage should be reciprocal. Sulmtnnco of a statement by George Znbriskic, mem­ ber of thu commission on revision of tho Book of Common Prayer of tho Episcopal Church in nn explanation of Borne changes commission will rocommond to general convention at Portland, Ore., next September, De­ cided tho promlso of a woman to obey, In mnrringo servico wns obsolote. court’s decision is finding its way JACKSONVILLE, April 11—A max­ down to tho circuit court of Loon imum rnto of soven cents n kilowatt couny, which court will then issue a hour for tho first 50 units used, five final decree, Mr. Ruford may file an cents for the next 20 and two cants nnnwor to Mr, Gunn’s compluint nnd per k. w, h. thereafter will bo charged possibly tha case may find its way for lighting and cooking purposes of back to tho supremo court. patrons of tho city’s eloctric power "This course, Mr, Buford announced plnnt under the plan to electrify tho MATTER MAY HE BROUGHT HE- his intontlof of taking. What Mr. Bu­ city. FORE SUPREME COURT AGAIN ford plans to baso his answer on Is Tho city commission which recently yet in tha formulntivo stage. His an­ wont into tha business of soiling tho BY ATTORNEY GENERAL nouncement said that ho nnd the as­ fuel on nn extensive basis, has ndoptud Tho status of tho gasoline law sistant attorney general, Mr. Gaines tho scale of prices. seems to bo in considerable doubt as woro preparing tho answer. In tho Commorcial patrons such ns restau­ the following dispatch from Jackson­ meantime Mr. Buford considers tho rants and hotols who adopt olcctricity AUGUSTUS STORES gnsollno tax law still in operation, ami to dinplaco gns us a fuol, n rnto of 3 ville would Indicate: WORTHINGTON DEAD "From tho depths of lognl intricac­ Comptroller Amos is authority for tho cents for tho first 500 k. w, h. is fixed, ies tho status of tho gnsollno tax act statement that his department will und two and a half cents for nil addi­ The Hon. Augustus Storrs Worth­ pushed its way through the weak contlnuo to make collections under its tional consumptions. ington, L. L. D., died Sunday morn­ ✓ threads of communications nnd n Iny- provisions. Cooking nnd other olectricnl appar­ ing nt his home in Washington, D. C. “ A prominent wholesaler here, on atus which tho commission 1b to en­ Mr. Worthington wns n brother o f man’s mentality to tha open. "Summed up In n nutshell if tho tho othor hand, announced that he deavor to placa in tho homos, has ar­ Mrs. W. F. Blackman of Lake Mon­ apeaker of tho Iiouho nnd tho presi­ would not pay any furthor tnxos un- rived in tho city, and it is planned to roe. He find spent the winter with dent of tho senate did not sign tho net dor tho invalidated act. shortly commence a campaign to pop- his wlfo and daughter, oa had been "Two meetings of representative ularlxo tholr uso. his custom for n nuetber of years, at Imposing ono cent a gallon on gaso­ the Scmlnoio Ilotfil, Wlntor Park, and line sales, boforo tho InRt sosslon of citizens at Daytona .Saturday urged tho legislature adjourned It never bo- Governor Hnrdca to call nn extra ses­ WITNESS HAD THE EVIDENCE dlod suddenly two or threo days af­ ter his arrivul in Washington. Mr. camo a law In tho opinion of tho sion of tho legislature to ro-onnet tho INSIDE OF HIM—WAS FINED state's supremo court. If, on tho oth-> law. $10 AND A REST IN JAIL Worthington wns for a number of "Good roads advocates attending yearn United States District Attor­ er hand, they did sign tho act before ney for the District of Columbia, and the loglsinturo cloBod In refutation of tho mooting*of tho .South Florida and (Ilf The Associated I'm *) MIAMI, April 11.—Tho county's wns tho recognized lender of tho tho allegations nut forth by S. J. East Const Roads Association took Gunn, of Lovy county, who contustod the first action of this kind when n charges in ii recent bootlegging cuso Washington bar, ns well ns n mnn of tho act's legality, tho stato may yet tolegrnni, its contents decided upon by wero given additional weight when sterling fhiirnctcr nnd attractive por. be able to snvo its approximately unanimous resolution, was dispatched tho slur witness for tho prosecution sonnllty. $800,000 rovonuo fund for tho road ,to t,u>t,hlef executive. Similar nctlon was brought Into court with ubundunt was taken by tho publishers of tho tel) into evidence externally preserved. CHARLES M. RAPIIUN building nnd maintenance. When the unmo of tho witness was GIVEN HIGH OFFICE "Tho supremo court has declared tho statu in uttondanco nt tho Florida called hu was found to bo absent, Tho Publishers’ association meeting. BY ORDER OF MOOSE act Invalid, in thnt it wns enacted ir­ "Governor Hurdeo's attitude in tho trial of tho bootlegger was postponed regularly. In rendering its opinion, JACKSONVILLE, April 1 2 .-A p however, it was explained by high to­ matter hns not boon mndo known. Ho until an attachment on tho witness polntmont of Charles M. Rnphun, who could bo.served. Several hours tutor tal authorities here, tho supremo is known to strongly disfavor oxtrn for soveral yonrs has boon district su­ ho was brought in. With his inntorlnl sessions of tho legislature as indicat­ court assumed tho allegations sot pervisor for tho Loyal Order of ed In Itis refusal to net upon tho solici­ testimony given, tho presiding judge forth by Mr. Gunn woro truo. Tho Moose in charge of Florida, south took notico of his prodicumant nnd tations of'advocates for n sosslon to caso camo boforo tho supremo tribun­ Goorgla, Cuba nnd tho now provinces sentenced him to pay a fine of $10 and deal with cnttlo tick eradication." al on an appeal from n circuit court to tho post o f general supervisor for to rest in jail until ho sobored up. dodslon whereby n domurror offored tho order in tha south, was announced COLDER WEATHER by Attorney General Buford to Mr, recently by James J. Davis, director NEGRO SHOOTS ANOTHER IS PREDICTED Gunn's complaint wns overruled. In gonornl of tho fraternity, TO DEATH IN OCALA upholding tho circuit court's decision FROM WASHINGTON ' Undor this appointment, Mr. Rs. the supremo court ruled upon tho phun'a territory will embrace all the (Ily Th* Aem rlalrd Prrau) necessary procoduro of n igoisintlvo | WASHINGTON, April 11.— On rush OCALA, April 11.— Follx Janos, ne­ activities of the Loyal Order of act before It can become.law. of hot wonther in thu middle Atlantic gro portor in n local hotel hotel, wns Mcose In tho southern states, tho ac­ “ In defending tho stato’s side af South Atlantic States will bo givon a shot tq death Inst night. Joo Watson, tivities of tha chapters of Womon of th* case in the circuit court, Mr. Bu- set buck in tho next twenty-four hours another negro, is in Jail accused of Moosehcart Legion, tho Mooacheart ford had opon two coursoa of nctlon. when a drop In tumpornturo Is predict- tho crimo. Legion, the mens branch and tho H* could either answer ur domur to od by western storm advancing oustJunior order o f Moose, In addition to Mr. Gunn’s complaint. Ha chose the ward. The pararfrapher has his little ■omo special work in connection with latter course and tost. troubles, but his Isst days are not the Homo for the aged and th* “ Within tho next week, approxlThe World at your door every even­ troubled by tho frantic effort to give Moosehcart of the South, soon mately 80 days, while the supreme ing for 16c.— Daily Herald. away his ill-gotten gains. established. Ufr • LEAD &ZINC PAINT W e Guarantee t It means actual cash in your pocket to take advantage o f this offer! CT)A1N T halt your hoot* whh D*vo* * I-«*d and Zinc Palm: paint tha othtr hag with iny other pdlnt you chooM. II Davoa donn't Uka fawar gallon* and coat lett roomy, w t wUI maka no chart* for Dave*. If Davo* do*tn‘l w«*r ■ year or two Or Ihraa y**r* Jongar —ionrfar and baffar—wa will (tv* you anouth Dtvo* to do tha lob 0**r. Or, paint hag your hou** Irad-aruHSJ; tha othar hag Davo*. In thrt* y n n th* 1*%1. •nd-oil half will b* huniry for mor* paint, with D*vo* (till aound. If not, w*TJ glv* you enough for the whole house. Devo* Product* are time-letted and proven, backed by th* US year*' espertenc* of th* o*d«*« pe'nt manufacturing ooocero la tho U S Founded U K Ball Hardware Co. Farms, Homes, Groves,Lots • . ) I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” tIngattract* atten­ tion— lots nre being sold right along and building in this section is such ns to gladden the heart of those who have tho good of Sanford at heart. This is no idle tnlk— I have weighed tho statement and to Bay just what is my candid convictions would put !t most too strong for the careful, conservative person— thijt person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who has VISION will agree with jpe now— the other later. ' �If [W|V ow l0 10 * jwmdi wnerc it hn%, gone beyond us, hr.d that same devsdojr. |ment now demands our attention and ROADS re80urc#*»” k® *dded. The speaker 4X phrased the sentiment that seemed to be held by all present. The East Coast had built all its roads and withlovernor ed to construct others, but the State f f l aent * ,d had Rono elsewhere instead of rida and *aPl°mentlng the prodigious efforts mclation of the bu,,dors of **>0 East Coast, the CasA. McWilliams, who was the aturday, Pw ,,din* officer o f the Florida State ir a ape- BOIVa*®' explained just what had hap. ate Leg* B f W to the Jaw providing ono cent enactimr tBX on the gallon of gasoline. It of the State whoso economic welfare depend unnn stabs *M in their build­ ing activities. The discussion of the Stato Aid road building program as Wo mountain *hotBt1W ' bf ia '-3MWk lor tame, alter killing him on the brow bia mountain mother wiped away her teara and said “ Remember my ion, ye air bom to die." That waa the only advice aha of* fared; and it waa enough. “ Fiddling Bob" told how on more'than one oc­ casion the memory of that on q seqtonco changed the wholo course o f his life. “ Remember, my aon, ye air born to dlo." . The advice that mountain mother gave her nmbltloua aon, if observed today by men and women In the high and low walks of life, could bo made a great inspiration, ^because, after the Associated Press.)—The 1828 naval bill, carrying out the 5*8*3 ratlq was reported Saturday to the House. It carries a total of|233,222,000, or 1181,000,000 leys than ap­ propriated last year. There remains to be appropriated in a separate measure later, howover, about $60,Penn 1 spells 000,000, estimated by the navy de­ partment os tho cost of cancellation quality. o f contracts for ships note ompleted “ Tho boast of heraldry, the pomp of P enn's is p acked power and ordered scrapped. air-tight in tho pat­ And that beauty and wealth e'er Briefly this is what tho bill does: en ted n ew con gave, Cuts tho enlisted personnel from VuTll't-r." lit is always 05,000 to 05,000, plus 2,000 appren­ A like await the Inevitable hour— fresh. Tho paths of glory lead but to Uie tices. C h ew fresh to­ grave." Loaves officer total substantially bacco. T r y Pen n's —Jacksonville 1tetropolis. Intact, except for the dropping o f next tim e. C l e o n 380 reserve officers on activodiity. fresh—sw eet. THE POLITICAL POT BOILS, Authorises commissions for only 200 of the 535 first class men at Annapolis, to be graduated In JJune. ' The political pot is commencing to Lays up 254 vessels “ of nonde­ boil and tho Ilorald la glad that our script character. * clticcns arc taking such an actlvo part Eighteen battleships are allotted! ; the United States under tho naval |in politics this year. It is something ! treaty. In rounding out a fleet tho thnt every citisen should do if they I bill reduces the number of destroy­ wnnt tho best men to be electod to o f­ ers in commission from 278 to 103; fice. Wo shov'd — t )o*c any tlmo authorizes 84 submarines oil the G u a ra n teed b y cruisers and lighter auxiliary croft. Out of the 07,000 enlisted person• nol It provides 50,000 for ships afloat. Provides for the same number of f officers in marine corps and 10,500 GOOD GRADE EU8TIS WILL VOTE BONDS ! enlisted men, n reduction of less than 1 1,000. FOR NEW STREETS, ETC STABLE MANURE Stato. This numbor, the navy advised tho CHEAP (H r T k » A n o r U l d P r e s s ) WHEREAS, Tho State Road De­■: committee, will be cut to 17,600 with ST. PETERSBURG, April 11.—Lo­ Prompt Shipment partment nt their next meeting in the |the withdrawal in the next yoar of cal munfcipnl officials are planning to First Congressional District at a L. W. BERGMANN make hay while the sun shines this Box 2163, Station A, Jacksonville, Fla. place to bo named by the mombcV from that district, and summer nnd when the tourists como WHEREAS, Mr. W. W. Clark has DUI1TEDFUL IF IIRYAN WILL this wny next winter they will find LANDIS, FISH & HULL named Tampa ns the place for that ENTER SENATORIAL RACE thnt a lnrgo street pnvlng program meeting, and Attorneys and Counaellors-at-Law has been carried out. WHEREAS, the present Board has DoLAND, FLORIDA About six miles of pnvlng is* con­ not held a meeting In that district, templated nnd approximately 12,000 Will practice In the State and Feder­ al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ THEREFORE, be It "Resolved thnt feet of sewerngo planned. amining nnd Perfecting Land Titles. tho South Florida and East Coast Good RondH Association in meeting It is rnthor unfair to expect conassembled call upon tho Chairman of nubinl bliss in Ireland until they detho Stato Rond Department to call cido which 1b tho better hnlf. SCHELLE MAINES the April mooting of tho Department In tho city of Tampa, prior to any LAWYER meeting of the Ronrd nt any other WANTED—To hoar from owner of Office in tho Court House plnco. good ranch for Bale. State cash SANFORD FLORIDA Passed this 8th day of April, 1022, price, ful -particulars. D. F. Bush, in regulnr meeting assembled at Day­ Minneapolis, Minn. tona, Florida. A pi 7-21; May 5-10; Juno 2-10 RESOLVED Thnt tho Governor of G E O . G . H E R R IN G FOR SALE—Tomato plants, nny the Stato of Florida bn requested to quantity, for prompt delivery.— Altorncy-at-Lnw call ns early ns possible n special ses­ Chime & Co., Phono 530. 28-tfc sion of -the legislature for tho pur­ No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildiu pose of enacting a Gasoline Tax Law, WANTED—Mon or numon to tnko o r­ ders for Konulnn Kuaruntond hosiery, SANFORD, FLA. nnd to provido such other legislation for men. women and children. Kllrnlnnlos dnrnlnir. 140.0i) a wee' S1.00 an hour snare tlmo. Hxperlunce HtocUlns unnecessary.— International 29-lOtp Mills. Norristown, l’a. as Ih necessary to provido funds for tho building, repniring nnd maintain­ ing of roads-in tho State of Fioridn. RESOLVED, Thnt this association extend to Stato Rond Commissioner I.^E. Schilling, our thanks for his presence nt this meeting and for tho information given, nnd express rogrots that other members of the Do; pnrtmont wore not able to be present •at this Conference. RESOLVED, That a vote of thanks be extended to the Mayor, City Offi­ cials nnd Chnmbor of Commerco of Daytona for their hospitality display­ ed to dclogates at this meeting, A committee on constitution nnd by-laws was appointed with J. A. Reilly of Ormond ns chnlrmnn nnd W. B. Goldenborg and John Z. Poppor of Daytona ns. other mambers. In the closing hours o f tho convention, tho ono thought expressed and (taborated upon was that tho now organization had made an excellent beginning and tho forwnrd word wns "Follow On." The meeting adjourned to meet at tho call of tho president. Pickard’s Hnnd-Painted Chins Gorham’s Sterling Silver Rogers' Plated Wars Elgin and Walthsm Watches Get Good Jobs There INDIANAPQLIS, April 11.— Form­ er service men of the country askod to go bnck home and get a joli in an appeal by Hanford McNidor who ask­ ed tho Associated Press to flash it broadcast to jobless veterans to go bnck homo, who ho said wore congre­ gating In largo cities where unem­ ployment situation is becoming worse. Legion’s efforts to find employment for 700,000 ’Jobless vetornns begun three weeks ago gaining in effective­ ness he said. BIG CROP Fertilizers Enrich tho soil, Increaso the yield, hasten maturity, Im­ prove tho quality. It payB to uso them regularly. Stock in our warohouso nt Sanford. Dooklet freo from warohouso or from— Armour Fertilizer Works Jacksonville. Florida Parcel Post Your Cleaning and Dyeing to French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers S11 Main St. Jacksonville, FL We prepay parcel postage on rotum. ST. PETERSBURG PLANNING STREET PAVING PROGRAM <lly T h e A s s o r ln tr d l'rr»*J ST. PETERSBURG, April 11.— Lo­ cal munlcipni officials are plnnning to make hny whilo tho Hun shines this summer nnd when tho tourists como this wny next winter they will find that n lnrgo street paving program has been carried out. SAYS ATTORNEY GENERAL MUST ADVICE OF A MOTHER THAT Bids fur approximately 100,000 MOVE AGAINST LINCOLN MIGHT 11^ OBSERVED squnro yards of surfacing will bo re­ MOTOR COMPANY ceived by the city commission May 15. TODAY ' "Fiddling Bob" Taylor, once beloved governor of Tennessee, was born in the mountains of his native stata and reared under the most exacting circumstances of poverty. Ills father and mother wcco uneducated, and in nrdor that her son Bob .might study "to bo a great man" tho mother uhciI to take his place bohlnd tho plow that ho might remain from work to read nnd loanbdJK) secrets necessary to success. Only { a man with the soul and power of expression of Taylor could properly tell tho sacrifices which at­ tended the strugglo to “ amount to something" in the worhj,^ His refer­ ences to his mother ar'o filled with a sentiment that is universal and cloth­ ed in wordfi. that are unequalled for language. When “ Fiddling Bob" waa leaving t MY SPECIALTIES: Told to Go Home and National Commander Snys They Arc Crowding the Cities HENRY M c L A U L IN JEWELER Former Service Men WOODRUFF SPEAKS OUT TO DAUGHERTY % SEALED AIR-TIGHT GENERAL STRIKE IS DECLARED IN PORTUGAL Oldest and Largest Seed House in Florida JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA MARTIN’S HY TEST SEEDS AIIB KNOWN FOB QUALITY Soed CornMBeans, Peas, Pepper, Eggplant, Watermelon. Cantaloupe, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Cucumber, Cowpons. Forage and Field Scads. Our Catalogue and Price List will give full information. Wo carry ail varieties of garden, field and farm soeds. that have boon tested nnd proven to bo adapted to Florida soil nnd climate, nnd our yoara of ex­ perience enable uh to hnndlo the Fioridn seed business to advantage. SPRING CATALOGUE—Martin’s Spring 'Catalogue Is now'ready. Wrltu for it. Everyone intarosted in Florida Spring and Summer (H r The Associated Press). LISBON, April 10.-r-A general Btriko has boon declared throughout Portugal ob protest against the ar­ rest of twenty Syndlcadiats. HANK RODDERS MAKE DIG HAUL IN ITALY, RIFLED LOCAL HANK E. A. MARTIN SEED CO Phone 4277-1230 LDHt SPRINGS W A TE R ^T ^ - ^ - * (Tram Saturday's S ally) CATANIA, Sicily, April 11.— Bank robbers mado a rich haul here last night when they rifled a safo in a local branch of tho Rancho Dl Sicilia eacaping with nlno million lire in bank notes about $480,000 at present ex­ change. nsultlng Chemist fays of the water: “ Of the many w aten o f this and oftlh •si * * , regions that 1 have analysed, I have found none superior In all good q u ita of that of the “ Elder Water."— Phone 311-W* Office In Miller Bulldtaf. jElder Springs Water Company �tiiy auto, . county, slate , t>viBor.«:f for improvammt* it u »iw ayi good as Trammiii. neither is a city, Income, school, luxury, tobacco, business judgment to borrow money ' Florida. war, peace, occupation, ical, poll and Senator Trammell was born In Ala­ And make the needed Improvements inheritance taxes and innumerable li­ and by making them save twice the bama. Senator Fletcher was born in Geor­ censes, and then by a procons of sum o f money In stopping deterior­ "hocus pocus” we forget about it. So ation and loss of time and money. gia. Congressman Smithwlck was born let u$"?orget this gasoline tax, which Our roads need repairs, they will jeon, has boon illegally collected, if such a tinue to need repairs but once they In Goorgia. •age ajfllaM af Hot water sea thing is possible £#r an overtaxed phosphate prevents lllnaea Congressman Clark -was born In are repaired right they will last for and Heap* ue fit. man— Orlando Sentinel. Alabama, many years with minor repairs made Congressman Sears was *bom in by the road supervisor on the job' all Just as *oal, when it bums, leaves BEAUTIFY THE HIGHWAYS the time. Roads nro like railroads, Georgia. behind incombustible ashes, so the Congressman Drone was born in they need repairs all tho time and If food nnd drink tnkon day aftor day While Somlnolo county Is not thru these repairs can be mado when need­ Kentucky, leaves In the alimentary canal Indi­ with road building and wo know that Florida Is not represented in neith­ ed much money can be saved the gestible material, which if not comaU the new roads will bo wider and er house of coungress by a native county and tho tax payers and the it might bo a good Idea to wait until pietcly eliminated from the syBtcin idea of floating the bonds and fix­ Bon. Most of Florida's former United our main highways ore made over be­ each day, becomes food for the mil. ing tho roads now nnd building the bridge thus giving Seminole county States senators wero born outside tho fore planting trees and shrubs and Hons of bacteria which infest the tho best o f roads and a good bridge at stnto. Charles W. Jones was bom in yet are we not losing time waiting? bowels. From this mass of left-over Thq new Memorial Highway south waste, toxins and ptomainilkke poig. one crossing of the St. Johns river Ireland, Samuel Paaco in England, o f Tampa has been completed fo r two ons nre formed and suckled into ths Wilk. Call in Kentucky, James P. will bo worth more than double all ino money that will be levied by taxes Tallafarro In Virginia, tne ohmur 6. years or more and it has a border o f blood. Mon and women who cun’t get feelnnd the extra taxation that will re­ It. Mallory in Trinidad, West IncHoa;1white and pink oleanders that have ing right must begin to take inside sult from more bonds. The bridge the junior S. U. Mallory in South, flowered and ore n thing of beauty "How long will the timber last” asks Bmootb " nd wh,,° soft in summer on baths, Before breakfast each mornwill soon pay for itself and then can Cnrolina, David L. Yulce in St. Thom- - and a Joy forever to the motorists the Leesburg Commercial, We don’t account of tho asphalt coating on top be mode a free bridge thus again, os West Indies; Jackson Morton In j and the pebple traveling this fine Ing drink n glass of hot water with know but the way they are slaughter, is certainly easy riding and easy on demonstrating that Seminole county la Virginia, James D. Wcatcott In Vlr- highway. Almost every south Flor- a tenspoonful of llmcstono phosphate tho tires and Is standing the strain of tag It and wasting it here in this heavy traffic admirably. Thero is also ono o f tho most progressive in tho ginia, Thomas W. Osborn In New Jer- ‘fda county is endeavoring to beautify in it to wash out of the bowels the county it will not be long. previous day’s poisons and toxins, nnd n sheet asphalt road that seems to be stnto and Is governed by bualipMa scy, Adonljah Welch in Connecticut, the highways and Seminole county -o to keep tho entire alimentary canal Abijnh Gilbert Iq Ohio, Simon B. should begin at once to plant traes men and peopled by tax payera who Lake Monroe ought to be proud o f * ™ 1 '“ ‘J \»M n* in “ nd ,wil believe In spending money where It Conover In New Jersey (the last four |and shrubs and the Idea o f oleanders clean, pure and fresh. her vote against the bonds especially b* r investigation. What Sanford Those who are subject to sick j is good for the cattle will not eat will do the most good. The bonda served during- reconstruction.) when their road right through the Jwants and what Seminole county headache, colds, billousne**, eonsiipaWilliam James Bryan, W. II. Milplcanders wa understand. The county voted yesterday wefe different from town will be repajred among the first, wunts is some good material that can ton. N. B. Broward and N. P. Bryan f commissioners' could find o u t . how tlon, others who wake up with bad tho ordinnry bond issue as they made wider and made better and the bo made partly fiero and will not lost moont sowing what wo already have. were tho only United Stntcs senators wide their new roads will bo and plant Astc, foul breath, backache, rheuso much in freight ratos, Brick is peoplo of Monroe will profit thereby. good and there nre f r r meter!::!* thst It was very much like the man who in tho history of Florida who woro oleanders nnd trees far enough from mntic stiffness, or have a sour, gassy urged to net , ' ! tho road thnt they would not be In Mnmnrh has a fine car that is needed in his native sons. A Lion's Club Is being formed in will take its place but we will never Senator N. P. Bryan wns a nntive ’ the way of farther improvements tad a quarter pound of limestone phos. business and a minor brenk occuring Jacksonville. If any more clubs are pay tho exorbitant freight rAtcs' again tho man leaves tho car in tho gnrngo ron, and ho is the only democratic when tho roads are widened the work- phnto from tho drug store, nnd begin formed in banloru wo will ncciat Pour 0,1 br*cb ^or ro,,d building. This cost senator in Florida’s history who wns men could bo cautioned about break- practicing internal sanitation. House Club to take care of those of] would bo well for the citizens uccriusc the ro pairs would refused n second term, Senator Tram- ing down any of the shrubbery as wHI cost very little, but Is auffieent something nnd while the car is in us who havo reached the limit. Wo Kcnerally to give this matter serious the garage ho Is losing mofloy by not moll defeated Senator Bryan after they put in new road materials. It to mnkc anyone enthusnstic on the are being literally "clubbed to thought now before any more paving hnving tho use of tho car in his dally Bryan hnd served but ono term in tho |n high timo thnt Somlnolo county subject,— Adv. is done, It will pny us in the long run death.” was looking aftor the beautification to investigate and to give our offic­ business. Ronds that cannot bo used senato. The accidental placo of a man’s of all tho roadways In the county. It Phone Cates Crate Co., for ferti­ or thnt are going to pieces for the ials thu benefit of all the knowledge Now that tho bonds for Improving nativity neither fits nor disqualifies is a work in which all the clubs and lizer for your lawn and garden. They lack o f a few dollars spent on their the ronds havo passed by such a gained, Rond building in thin fast improvement aro n source of expense, him for public office, nnd It would Bocloties and schools would be Interwill tell you tho kind to uso and make handsdfno majority the bridge at Os­ growing community is ono of the big­ the price attractive for you. Cntes nelthor help nor hurt Florida. It la-ested nnd tho work could bo facllltatinconvonlcnco, poor returns, bad busi­ teen will be built and tho tolls on the gest problems that confronts us to­ ness. s 35tfc nn unsound argument in which broad od by tho co-oporation o f oil tho civic Crate Co., Phono 181. day. Monroo bridge will be lowered ac­ To build good roads and tot thorn minded men und women should not in- todies of the county. cordingly. What a grand thing for | Just a little money and a little PREFERENTIAL FREIGHT RATES fall Into decay is poor business judg­ dulgo. tho peoplo. Of course, n mnn should live in tho watchful care for a few months ment nnd the Herald wishes to con* —---------o-----------irrntulnto tho people of Seminole stnto long enough to bo familiar with would soon bo rewarded by one o f tho We note by thtf papors that thoy Rend tho nrticlos In today's Herald county upon their big vote for tho the state’s resources nnd get ncqunln. most benutiful couittios in tho state are going to havo that bathing parade from thu Pulatka News about the tod with tho people nml their wishes, in tho way of flowors and trees and bonds Tuesday. in St. Petersburg. Probnbly have it preferential freight rates that will go It means better ronds, moro roads, as well ns their views upon public shrubs. whllo tho Presbyterian meeting is in into effect soon and that mean tho n drawbridge instead of a ferry, n bet­ questions. Otherwise, ho would not progress. We woro down thero last freight rates enjoyed by Hanford for U N IO N - MADE ter county in ninny ways nnd a pro­ he fitted to represent tho bodt inter­ Phone Cates Crutp Co., for cotton A now work garment so design week and wo wnnt to know why Duck many yenrs will mow bo tnkon nwny gressive commonwealth that spoils ests of tho state nor to truly reflect seed meal, hulls, oats, corn, hay, oil that tho drop-Hcnt will not Turner nnd Ed Nnuglo did not pull it and thu fact that Sanford has water show. Hattons nro Invisible success, progress, civic beauty, good the views nnd wishes of the people of ,H,rinn scratch, chicken chowder, baby then. transportation will mean nothing In nnd placed so ns not to stick In the state. And-it would bo unseem­ chick feed, oyster shell nnd grit. business. “ 0 wenrer’sbnck when lyingdowu, our young lives unless wo put on our ly in a mnn to ask or expect to be Seminole county, ono of tho pion­ Your price is our price. Cates Crnto Wo hnvo received n communication own line of steamers. This move LONG WEARING eers in good rond building in tho elected to one of tho highest offices Co., Phone 181. fiGtfc from tho Nnvy League or some such may moan one of two things—it may OOJIFOItT COVKRALLS ara tnnd. in the gift of tho people nnd to state Is holding her load nnd will from 1**1 malarial* and tunrutitaad organization telling about tho gront mean that our people will lay down to waar Good* ara ibrauk baton continue to do so ns long ns tho pro­ lenrn their wishes. danger of cutting down tho navy. on tho job nnd let the railroad suck iba sarmanu ara mada up. It may bo thnt William J. Bryan gressive citizenship thinks along Insist on "PANAMA ‘1 Brand Yes, yes, wo know it, wo know It. our life blood and tnko away all that should not ask to bo elected to ono of these broad lines. Kahn Mfs. Co.. MoWla, A t*., Taking away tho Jobs of n bunch o f wo lmve enjoyed for yenrs nnd ex­ the highest offices in tho gift of tho " M ad# chair warmers will always moot with pected to enjoy In tho future in the people, nnd perhaps the people will To M a k e NATIVE SON RIFFLE tho disapproval of many of tho way of preferential rates or it may turn a deaf ear to his request, but G ood" C. W.'s but tho common poople wnnt mean thnt our peoplo will nt last the fact thnt ho was born In another ( Ono hoars so mqch about tho "na­ tho government to cut tho oxponson nwako to tho importance of our river tive son” piffle along nbout election state is not a legitimate argument of ships nnd men and put them to transportation and put on their own against his candidncy. tkedford’s Black-Draught Highly doing something useful. lino of bents to Jacksonville and if time nnd this slush Is not confined to That Mr. Brynn will be a cnndidnto Recommended by a Tenuestee mm necessary from Sanford to Now York. Florida for Cnllfornin works her “ na­ fo r the senato in opposition to Sena­ Wo wero way down In the peninsula For many years tho old Board of Grocer for Troubles Re­ tive sons" overtime and on all occas­ tor Trammell, wo havo long been tho other dny nnd noted the farms Trade labored with tho Sanford peo­ convinced. Whether lie will be elect­ sulting from Torpid ns w* passed. There wero so many plo trying to awaken them to the ions. The editor of the Herald was ed is another qquestion. born in Ohio and he thinks Ohio is a acres of fine cabbage being plowed up importance of improving tho St. Liver. thnt it nindo us sick at heart. Tho Johns rivor and taking advantage of grand old stator but ho would not go SO LET US FORGET THIS snmo thing hnppencd to our cnhhngc tho biggest ussot of tho city but thoy back thero to run for an offico nnd Enst Nashville, Term.— The efflo GASOLINE TAXgrowers hero. It ought to make tho woro apathetic nnd just liko they nre work tho old story nbout being born ______ I lency of Thedford’s Black-Draught, ths railroads sit up nnd tnko tiotlco for today thoy wnltud for "Gcorgo to do there to get a few votes .from tho tho deluge will follow. AH of this it” and paid no attention to the ef­ other fellow who happened to lie That Florida’s gasoline tax law Is * onu,no' horb- « W medicine, la .it i , <; . i i , . Touched for by Mr. W. N. Parsons, a fine cabbage would hnvo hcon shipped forts of those tgpn who could look born In some other state. When wo i„. Invalid, Is a ruling handed down by crocor of thla c|ty# „ , t ,a wlth^ to northern mnrkots oven at a small ahead nnd bcc tho impending disaster were candidate .for offico in this prico if tho railroad rnta could hnvo of allowing tho rnilroadB a free swing county wo honrd n lot about tho mnn thq supremo court. Such a tax has doubt tho *hcst liver medicine, and 1 been in ton months’ operation, yield- don’t bellero I could got along without been cut. in tho matter'of rates. Now tho mat­ who was not born In Florida and It ing $000,000. Lawyers nre agog, gnsob ^or 80Ur stomach, headmakes us feel liko kicking the pnnts ter is up to you again nnd it is up to Tho Winter Park Post snys thnt tho you good and proper. ^You need ox- nt every man In this or any other lino consumers rcniizn thnt thoy hnvo acbe’ bn<V Brer, Indigestion, and all Republican loader, W. R. O'Neal took pcct no help from anybody nnywhere. state who stands upon tho platform been undergoing another extracting °*bor troubles that ara the ..result ol ll,Torsides with tho nogro Republicans nnd It is strictly up to Sanford ns to of being the "native son.” If tho process, and thero is no likelihood * * have known and used It for years, "mistered” them hero nnd thero in tho whether thby back tho Chamber of stnto of Florida was left to the na­ that the money enn ho refunded. In convention to get their votes. If tho Commorco in this matter or Iny down tive sons it would bo about tho sumo tho meantime tho stnto rond depart- BDd cfln nnd d° hlghl7 rcc°raniond It to °™ ' J W° n,t B° to bcd w,lh‘ Post talks right out In mooting like nnd lot the railroads walk ovor you. kind of state it was when it wns ills, ment Is not cancelling any projects. It will do all It ju s t What share o f this fo r tu n e * is ’ “ *? * * ^ „ 11 this thoy will tnko nwny their black Sanford should tnko advantage o f tho covered by tho people from oilier say enough for r iorum s r If jr the uio money could < .t*0 • >uth Florida’s? CBD and tan patronage nnd llro. Wondlor river and take advantage of it now states. Tho native sons have be­ South It will hnvo to fall back on tho "lily nnd overy businoss man in Sanford come good citizens In boidc instances he refumhlil how much would Ornngo Many other men and women through­ whites” for his support. Don't you should Join the Chamber of Com­ nnd the people from other status have county get? J & M C O ffK H out tho country havo found BlackIt would seem that there is no re­ know thnt tho lenders of tho Repub­ merce and with a concerted effort become good citizens jn some instan­ Draught Just as Mr Parsons describes lican party in Florida only use the hold thnt which is vital to our very ces nnd you- will find good nnd Imd course loft for the umtorints hut to *—■ valiinblo In regulating the liver to negroes In politics because they "can existence. If you don’t bolievo it citizens among ail o f thorn rcgnrd- take their medicine. Bill Jones or Ita ^normal functions, and In cleansing ALWAYS FRESH iiso” (thom when tho timo comes and rend tho nrtlclo on tho front p'ngo Icsh of whero they came front and Jim Johnson -are very philosophical the bowels of Impurities. Not Sold In nulk where they o. It 1s high time the about the matter ns It is another enso 1 don’t you know thoy use them only today. Thedford’e Black-Draught liver modi"nntivo son” hull wns thrown in thu of the public paying tho freight. '*| duo la tho original and only genuine. to keep tho pntronngo for thomsclvcs? linrnynrd where it bolongs nnd all Tho fortune hnB been collected, some Accept no mltatlons or substitutes. Tho Post evidently Intends to keep SEMINOLE HOLDS HER OWN thq workers of tho gag thrown with of it has gone thither nnd some hither ' Always ask for Thodford'a. up its policy o ' making n real white Republican party in Florida. SANFORD— NEW YORK— MIAMI Seminole county yesterday ngnin it whore they belong. Florida bo­ so there appenrs no serious reason J ------------ o-----------demonstrated thnt it is ono of tho longs just oh much to tho man who why further expense should bo onDIFFERENT KINDS OF PAVING most progressive counties in tho comes hero from other states and be­ volved In convening the logisihtura In HIG REDUCTION IN PRICE state when it comes to rond building haves himself nnd become a good cit­ special session or of hiring bookkeep­ Now that Seminole County nnd tho and mnking nil necessary improve­ izen ns it bolongs to tho "hick" who ers, milling machines nnd ready rock- McWhorter No. 21 Hand Fertilizer Distributors now $19.25 f. o. h. tlncksonWrltc for HPO'ial ensh discounts nnd delivered prico. Hundreds city of 8anford nra thinking about now ments for tho benefit of the rosidonts sits on the fence nnd whittles a stick oners tto discover whore’s tho ensh vl,,e* puvlng of roads nnd stroots It would and tho tourists. Having a fine with tho idea thnt because ho wns and how much is extant. Just forgot of tho110 ln UB0 by 8wnfor‘1 Growers. • ("GET NEW MARCH, 1922, PRICE LISTS------------------- BEFORE BUYING be well to iuvestlgata tho- various system of good roads and finding horn here ho Is tho supremo creature it. and entitled to something moro than kinds of pnving nnd whllo getting tho these roads deteriorating nt many Wo suffer for tho nonco while wo, E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO., Jacksonville, Fin. very bent that money can buy at tho points It wns thought ndvisnklo by thu common herd. It Is high timo tho sumo timo investigate tho kind thnt the board of county commissioners to peoplo from othor states assorted will not mean so much in freight sell $100,000 worth of timo warrants themselves in Florida nnd told Bomo rates. Wo know that tho brick ronds (n priviludgu made poaslhlo by a law of tho« native birds whoro to head in. 111 timo gone by hnvo given service, cupeled through tho efforts of For- Tho Pensacola News sums up this ro. we know thnt tho grouted brick roads eift Lake whllo ho was in tho house dlculous position as follows: Tho discussion in some of the news­ ! wero hn innovation ovur tho ordinnry of representatives) nnd with thusa IDEAL OIL EMULSION PASTE [ ■ brick rond with no concrete shoulder:!, timo warrants tho work of improving papers In Florida anont what wo be* This is tho original “ hard water oil spray for wliitefly nml scale insect control that we know thnt brick whllo undoVhlodly tho rouds and also building a steal iievo Jo ha tho certain candidncy of mixes with all ill types of water and nnd lime sulphur solution, nnd and Ttc ................ .... , Trouble William J. Brynn for United States eeps indefinitely. tho best mntorlnl, costs ho much in drawbridge nt tho Osteon ferry could wilh “ spoiled" sprays eliminated. IDEAL OIL EMULSION PASTE has nroved its 1" oil apt J — ........ . senator, has ralsod what sooms to us Tho innttor was n , ----------* PASTE has proved its freight rates ns to ho almost impos­ bo accomplished. ity for two years. merits nnd su uperiocit; an almost rldiculoun Isauo. Some of Results nre what you want nt a reasonable price, brought to tho attention of tho Chumsible to purchano. Wo know t!;:.t cur­ •ther Information. infc Write for furt tain kinds'of asphalt roi.de nro hot­ .bor of Commorco, tho various clubs tho newspapers favor Trammell nnd ter than others, wo know thnt tho nnd organizations, tho pooplo in gen­ oppose Brynn because they say Tram' OTHER IDEAL INSECTICIDES roads recently constructed with an oil eral all'ovcr tho county nnd the over­ moil in a nntivo son of Florida nnd Bryan is n newcomer to Florida. In Original Ideal Oil Emulsion, Idenl Limo Sulphur Solution, Ideal Bordeaux Mixture surface nro no good nnd will 'hnvo to whelming majority for tho bonds-yosPnslo, Ideal Caustic Potash Fish Oil Spap. ho gone ovor With an asphalt surface turdny pro yea that tho work of tho tho first placo, If- tho statomont woro Large Stock of Ileun Power Spraycrsto nuvo what wo havo nlroudy put commissioners was approved by tho true, the issuerwould bo an unsound -Illount Farm Implements people and their Judgment In rognrd' 01,0 Hn‘l unbecoming a gront pooplo down. Wo know thnt certain kinds FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY COMPANY o f rock nro better than others for e to floating the timo warrants was about to qhooao a Bcnotor o f tho foundation and for oil penetration, we sound. When in the history of a n y, United Stntos. And in tho aocond 764 West Bay Street' * know enough noW^bout rond building county or city or private enterprise plnce, tho itntoment Jb not true. Brylt becomes necessary to raiaa money Is Just as much a native of F(prlda' i to know nothing. But—wo can al ways live and learn and living and learning means the examination of other roads In the state that havo been down as long as our brick roads and seemingly are In better condition now. We also knoto that the nine foot roads nre a thing of thopost and no matter how solidly built they may (Iie*rr«T»tW) have boon the constant traffic over irasoatmov yam* m a d v a m c x , the same surface will brook them up m il .................................................. I in time and the traffic now demands u |U1 MOVtfll . . wider road. 1 With this knowledge gained It would bo well for our county commissioners and our dty commissioners to inves­ tigate every kind of paving in the state before putting down any more roads. There is a kind of asphalt i w IN W » ■ — tb, to HZEALS BUILDIXO. brick being put down on the roads and streets of South Florida towns that Now the Orlando Sentinel is trying looks mighty good. The Memorial to prove that the Reporter-Star la a Highway between Tampa and OUamar A ccii for libel is on the west const Is buitt at thiu block and it is wearing mighty fine, Is THESANFORDHCKALft Not a Bite of Breakfast Until . You Drink Water ^PA N A M A 1 FORT ERALLS SOUR STOMACH INDIGESTION BEL-JAR COFFEE CO f* ' 1GIVE Y O U R G R O V E TH E BESTg �equal to It. For tale by Sanford glass o f water before bfemkfaat {o r a Paint and Wall Paper Store, Walaka few days an dyour kidneya will then Block. H. A. Halverson, Prop. act fine. This famous salts is made * 35-3tc from the acid o f grapes and lemon kvn IS UNDER THE PERSONAL SUPERVISION o p A PHYSICIAN ---------------------------- Juice, combined with Uthia, and has “ It Is one medicine that does all been used for generations to flash WHO KNOWS THE WORK IF MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT that’s claimed fo r it." Thousands and neutralize the aclda- In urine, so DARKENS SO NATURALLY hnvo said It about Tanlac and so will it no longer Irritates, thus ending inford now has 6no of the beet ganford observed this week under tho direc­ you if you try It. Union Pharmacy, bladder wcknets. NOBODY CAN TELL Itped X'rny Laboratories In the equipped X-ray tion of tho Woman's Club, Differ­ — Adv. Jnd Salts Is Inexpensive; cannot in* Miss Helen Malm, of Sanford, spent ih, capable of doing any sort of South, ent sections of the town hnvo boon The old time mixture of Sngo Tea Jure, nnd makes a delightful effefrve*Thursdny with her sister, Airs. Alma jr’o or treatment work, wherever picture portioned off to tho various citizens cent Hthln-water drink.— Adv. and Sulphur for darkening gray, Nlese. Roentgen rays are indicated, the Roentgen and property owners who nro nskod streaked and faded hnir is grand­ m apparatus and equipment of Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan Hodges nnd chil­ Tho to be rcsponsliblo for the nppenrnnce dren visited Sunday with the homo mother’s recipe, and folks are ngain “And There Wasn't the Slightest laboratory is all of the latest and this of section named. The burning of using it to keep their hnir a good, ev­ Smell From Dead Rats." < typo, and is complete in every dofolks, Mr. and Mrs. Ehrenspcrger nnd best . . . trash, tho clearing nwny of cans nnd sister, Miss Olga Beilin. en color, which Is quite senBlblo, as tsil, ns no expense has been spared we are living In nn ago when a youth, Writes Jotyt July Simpkins, farmer fan of eecure everything that would in any rubbish has done much to Improvo TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS Rov. J. C. Clarke announced Tuostho looks of tho town. As a reward ful nppenrnnce Is of tho greatest adAnnandnle, “ Rats woto < N. J.: "Rats wero costing, woy assist In getting the best w dny evening when Andrew Bertioson IF DACK HURTS OR BLADDER to tho workers a splendid picnic sup­ me hundreds .yearly; tried ddog og s, fe r . wits. ngaln kindly brought the minister nnd BOTHERS rets, poison, could not gut per was served on the school lot opNowndnyB, though, we dont have tho rltl o f # it is through the efforts of Dr. C, troublesome task o f gathering tho them. Bought $1.25 pkg. of posito tho Club House Thursday. Tho ?}* ? T * ! ° r 8tU ,dy of RAT j Marshall that Sanford has secured sagu nfcii itie inuntvy'iiuXing at home. If you must hnvo your meat every SNAP (5 cokes.) Usod half, not a chicken plllcau, salad, sandwiches, Ice **•**?■»* thag hWQuId bc with this lnliorntory, nnd it Is run directly us again for scrvico on the 4th Sun­ All tho drug stores sell tho ready-to- day, cat It, but flush your kidneys live -si Viyc, ,,pend ones s plenty. I under his supervision at all times. Dr. toa and pio and the pleasant after­ day ns well as on the first. uso product, Improved by tho addition with snlts oecnsslonally, soys a noted like RAT-SNAP because after killing Marshall has specialized in eloctro- noon amply ropald for all tho burnt Mrs. Christopher Buck has been of other Ingredients, called "Wyoth’s authority who tells us that moat rats it dries thorn up—leaves no hands and faces, the stiff backs and tnd radio-therapy for sovcrnl years, quite ill with Dr. Denton attending Sago and Sulphur Compound." It Is forms uric acid which almost para!-1smell." Threo sizes, 35c. 85c, $1.25. muscles. And ho is constantly adding to htr asoro v __ _ , ner She has bocn In poor health for very popular, because nobody can dis­ yr.es the kidneys In their efforts to ex- Sold nnd gunrnntccd by Ball HardEmott McCall of Lakeland > via- „ ,onR tim0( ncvcr hllvinR recovered equipment all of tho latest dovlccs as cover it has been applied. Simply pel It from the blood. They become waro.—Adv. Ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. propcriy from nn operation in tho Orthey como out moisten your comb or a soft brush sluggish nnd weaken, then you suffer R will be of particular interest to McGaU* lando hospital. with it und draw this through your with n dull misery In tho kidney r e - L r o w P R * s VRIVPT physicians and surgeons In Central Mr. nnd Mrs. R. W. Lawton enterMiss Era Malm, who is employed at hnir, taking one small strand at a glon, sharp pains In tho back or sick BKE ,» COKN, COW IE . 8, VELVET Florida to know that there Is such a tninod n number o f their friends Fri- the postoffice at Ormond, has been BEANS, MIM.ET, GRASS time; by morning tho gray hnir dis- honifnche, dizziness, your stomach laboratory in this, section of tho state te,i any night at n party in honor of Mrs. having a Veek's vacation, spending it npppenrs, but what/delights tho lad- sours, tongue Is coated nnd when the} SEED, SORGHUM ef Vrrtnfnri* It has been necessary to I Lawton’s f later, „MJm . fy»r*h»Bj-r'*v k er <rM l/infrri M entis Mr*. ice '.vP.k Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Weather is hnd vou have tin’nr.'mmpiilatp uearnr-r is oaa nave -ftelu* uii6 ■ahhiment. » .Im a,.;* All soneonv .m « refer work of this kind to Tampa, of Sanford, the occasion being to an Hamel Tolar, Mrs. Harold IlasklnB, Compound is thnt, besides bonutifully twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full for Prlc<* l.lsi nnd Cntnlugue. uur beau- . 11. j tIfni nnd liiHtruellve ciitnlngun Im free Jacksonville, or Atlanta, and it Is ob­ nounco tho engagement and approach nnd the week end with her cousin, Mrs. darkening tho hair nfter a fow appli­ of -sediment, the cTmnnols often got|ul„, „|Vtm vnluutde mrornmllon on vious that this laboratory, centrally ing mnrringo of Miss Elsie Marshall Alma Nlese nnd uncle, G. Malm nnd a cations, it niso produces thnt soft lus­ sore and irritated, obliging you to farming ami gardening for Florida and . ,, , , ", . , the Hoolli. Write lo u» Utility for *pcclocated ns it is, will ho of great bone- nnd Mr. Harry Roister, of Atlanta, couplfenf days, in Orlando. tre and nppcnrancc of nhundnncc seck relief two or three times during ii,i pricon on your seed rcnulrementn. tho night. |o u r complete stock will enable us to (it to thoso requiring tho uso of tho On. Thoro were several contests pro­ Miss Bright Lnnoy, who has been which Is so attractive.— Adv. m ip p l y y o u lo n d v a n l a g c In p r ic e n n d X-ray, whohter for diagnosis or treat­ vided for the amusement, of tho staying with Mr. and Mrs. Bnllfnger To neutralize these Irritating adds, juu'tIlly. ment, ns with our system of good guests including n description of a while hor mother, Mrs. \C C. Collar Is A treat for you to see tho nice new to cleanse the kidneys and flush o ff | tji \ \ f i i r t i n roads patients can bo brought in by floral wedding. After much merri­ in thu hospital, spent the week end apartments in Cates new building. the body’s urinous wnstc get four( . Ul . autoinobilo, without tho necessity for ment had boon derived from this con. with Miss Margaret Ericson. gog-aoo Kaet.ltky Only six more loft to rent. 35tfc ounces of Jad Salts from any phartest tho guests woro Invited into tho a long railroad Journey. mney here; take n tablespoon* in a Jj a i ’K nu.%Vll.i.n -■• Mr. nnd Mrs. Dobbin Tow and chil­ Whilo it is tho. common idea that dining room where more surprises dren, of Snnforff^ were Sunday vlsl- "Rats Pass Up AH Other Food For tho X-ray is used only for making awaited them. Tho long dining tnhlo'tora ,lt tho homo of hcr aiHtci., Mra, One Meal of Rnt-Snnp." pictures of tho vnrious bonos of tho was beautifully decorated and light- chezum. Their first meal of RAT-SNAP is w n'ot|co thnt WolfmJ nml Carl body, tho Bcienco of radlogrnphy has ed with candles. In tho center was j W their last. Kills in n few minutes. n diminutive dwelling ovor which been so perfected that it is now pos­ I’ iorson nro very much improving the Dries up the carcass. Rats killed with inscription, 0f their place by placing nice sible to show up many obscuro ail­ was tho appropriate RAT-SNAP lenve no odor. RAT"Keep the Homo Fires Burning." A ments of tho intestines ns well as for­ cement posts for thu roadside und we SNAP come In enke form. Brenk in­ tiny cat drawn on n card hoard wns eign bodies or now growths In any part henf they intend planting flowers to smnll pieces, leave where rats let of of n little pink silk hag by each along It. of thu body. There is a satisfaction in knowing*, that travel. No mixing with other food. Also it is used In tho treatment of guest, revealing the names of Miss Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard entertained Cats nr dogs won’t touch it. Safest when you send for a thing that you will get it. Con­ friends from Longwood last Sunday. mnny diseases and nllmcnts of the Mnrshnll and Mr. Register. cleanest, surest rat nnd mouse killer. gratulations wero offered to Miss human body, such ns skin diseases of Dr. Fuleston was again called out to- Threo 3Bc 0GC| ?I.2r,. Sold and It is our purpose to maintain our stocks I f I . ' l n i . 1, •. ■l td ., K H t.iiliim Gen. MClark who ncontinues all kinds, cancer, goitre, and oven cer­ Marshall nfto( which much fun was see Mrs. gunrnntccd l»y Bull Hnrdwnrc.— Adv. gotten from tho cutting of tho fate­ so that you wHl not be disappointed. tain forms of tuberculosis, while it is very feeble. Mr. nnd Mrs. Forest now inure and more taking tho plnco ful "bride's cake," by Miss Murshnil. West called in Saturday to see her. NOTICE Another thing,—the price is not ad­ of surgery in tho treatment of ndo- After tho delightful refreshments of Mrs, August Swnnson is in great The Singer Sewing Machine Com­ sandwiches, punch and enko wore noids nnd infected tonsils. Scientists demand as a nurse as there is quite a vanced during a temporary local shortage. pany has opened a store in the Elder are uninamous in predicting that it served tho guests again returned to hit of sickness about. She has been Springs Water Co. office with a full will eventually ha used In thu treat­ tho pnrlor where music nnd games for a number of days at the fiomu of We are at your service all the time. line of accessories, Machines sold on wero enjoyed. The out of town ment of mnny other diseases which Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Arrants helping easy terms. have been very difficult to trout suc­ guests present were Miss Elsie Mar­ care for the little twins who hnvo been 35-1 tp T. M. DUNLAP, Mgr. shall and hcr mother, Mrs. O. A. Mar­ cessfully in the past. til. * shall and Roy William* of Sanford, The little Krlcsoi Jiahy was HI am) An idea of tho completeness of tl)i8 When you mnke up your mind to Emmett McCall of Lakeland, Miss also little Voile \\1flllams I with bad laboratory may be gained when it Ib paint your homo use the Pntton Sun Elizabeth Lawton of Rollins College, I known that it represents nn invest­ Proof Paint made according to tho nnd Mrs. J, C. Lawton of -Orlnndo. ment of over $10,000.00 already, nnd Mrs. Sansernurino hns boon real ill Government Formula for tho South. A Hlxtcon year old negro hoy, John and Doctor Denton has boon trying to Dr. Marshall ntntos that ho is plan­ White Lend 55 per cent. Zinc 35 per GROWERS SUPPLIES ning nlso to add radium to his equip­ Hnys wns drowned in Lnko Rosa avoid an operation for gall stoneH, cent., Silica 10 per cent. ThlH pnlnt ment which will complete it in avory Tuesday night whilo in bathing. Tho coming out to see her a number of costs you $2.40 a gallon. No paint lUUUMUUUUMHI report brought in Is to tho effect that times. detail. tho boy realized his danger nnd cried , We are glad to hear G. Hlrschl has for help to a number of his compnn- fountj employment ngain at his trnrle 2V, HOURS TO ORLANDO ions who wero having a moonlight nj) n (.nrpenter In Sanford, picnic on thcfc hanks of tho lnko but , j\jr nnj mrHt Charles Crnmer ami Hy tho reconstructed Mims-Southno one responded and ho wns unable clli|l!rt,n im)tl,cr, Vernon, went merc-Oviedo rond tho auto trip from to reach tho shoro alone. [down Sunday lo the Formosa SanitarTituHvillo to Orlnndo can now bo mndo Mcssrs. Edgar Copp nnd Alton , |un, with V. C. Culler to see hiH wife. in 2Vi hours. Fnrncll spent Sunday nnd Monday j Mrs. Barney Beck nlso going. Mrs. In Ids Buick car, carrying six pas­ visiting friends at Davenport ami ^Colter is now nblo to sit up u while in i her chair, which will be good news to sengers, J. J. Parrish BpUo tho trip Ilnines City. Mrs. W. B. Williams spent Wedall hor friends, in 2Vj hours on W edncsJ^, returning ih i”t>«Vsna uno nesday with friends at Now Smyrna. [ Rev. C. F. Wu hi burg, of Grovelund, ITRIFIED BRICK in exactly tho snmo time. lOfith strsst. Misses Lucilo Partin and Catherine a Swedish Baptist missionary, nttendThe distnneo hy the speedometer on pavements are In­ Mr. Parrish's' enr was 55Vi miles. By YoufTJ: entertained the High School ed Sunday school with ub at tho ProshytPrlun church nnd then a goodly nn<l n fow outsldo friends Frldny. the usual trnvolad route, vin Now expensive pavem ents CHEAPEST ROADWAY Smyrna It is 01 miles—a saving of night nt the homo of Miss Partin. number gathered nt the Lutheran churclf nt 3:30 to hear a sermon in Gnmes _nnd dancing were tho nmuse35li miles by tho now route. because they la st so nientB of tho ovoning, tho enjoyment tho Swedish language which was said Bl0ht Vssrs* Study Mads •« Mr. Donaldson, of Southmorc, Buys Pennsylvania Road. long and cost so little the distnneo from Titusvillo to Orlnn­ of which mndo tho timo for depnr- ' to he very good. Ho odors to come turo arrive much too soon to plcnsa | again on the 2nd Sunday in May, givdo is 17 miles; hut Mr. Parrish's tho young people. i ing a sermon in the morning in the PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. Marah 1 1 fo r y e a rly m a in ten speedometer registered 55Vi miles. The Iiurtau of lll|hwaya of thla An official board meeting of tho'Swedish tonguo and in tho English Tho rond across No-Mnn’s-Lnnd in city has conclude^ Ita ot|ht-yaar ance and repain Volusia county Is rough In places, but Methodist church was held nt Mrs. jlanguage at night. While lioro ho wns study of tho Bybarry-Banaalam tost F. W. Lnwton’s Friday night. After the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred most of it Is easily negotiated. Tho roadway and announced Its finding* n* to Iho comparative waarlng approach to tho Upper St. Johns riv­ tho completion of tho buBincsB, Mrs. Ericson. , Mr. and Mrs. Carlson and ounllllea of the varloua typta of son of Monroo, attended the service at Lawton served most dolicious cream er Is over n good bridge thnt crosses pavement with which highway the Luthornn church. tho sloughs enst of tho rivor; nnd n nnd cake. wse surfaced In 1011, Mr. nnd M tb . Fisher nnd brother at Rov. ami Mrs. J. N. Thompson wont Rood and roomy ferry, onsy to drivo According to tha report, tho aectlona paved with vitrified brick have to Osceola Sundny afternoon nnd Osceola have boon quite froquent vis­ on, crosses the river in'ono minute. coat the leaet tn nnnuul repair and The worst strotch of sandy road is helped in the organization nt thnt itors of Into nt tho homo of Mr. and maintenance, and tha aectlona cov­ Mrs. Forest West nnd family. in Seminole county wcBt of tho river. place of a B. Y. P. U. ered with different varle'tlea of ce­ Norman Swanson visited nt the ment concrete have coat tho moat. A number of men nro now working on A meeting of tho stockholders o f The actual figure* on upkeep coat that piceo 0f ron(j( Tho county com­ tho Bank of Ovoldo wnB held recently home of his parents on Sundny. per square yard per year are: vitri­ Archie Swanson wns among those missioner in thut district soya it will nnd a flvo por cent, quarterly dlvl prove theifc ri^ fied brick, elght-tenihs of a cent: ho hurdsurfacod with clay in tho near dend wns declared. This shows th a t^ olnf 0rliu» !° ^ T 101! cement concrete, 17 cents, bitumin­ our community Is becoming moro ; carnival recently with tho other band called “ inexpensive.” future. ous concrete, 13 cent*; bituminous macadam, seven cent*. If you have occasion to drivo to Or­ prosperous nnd thrifty nnd thnt tho | oy^ These figures, if staled on the The minister of Sweden nt Wash­ T h e record (here repro­ lando from Titusville, by all monns go president B. G. Smith and Cashier T. ImsU of a mile o f lBHoot roadway, ington, Axel F. Wallenberg, wifo nnd viu Mims, Southmore and Oviedo—you L. Lingo nro untiring in thoir efforts would result In the following year­ duced) of brick in the ly upkeep eoetaj cement concrete. wiH savo both tlmo and mileage.— to servo tho Bank of Ovoido nnd its daughter and thoir noico, wore callers ti.C52.i2. bituminous concrete ft,* litusville Advocate. patrons nnd mnko it a stronger instl nt tho home of Mr. and Mrs. John B yberry-B ensalem U Hl.t*. bltumlnoue macadam I6M.70, • Boroll ono day last Week. They were tution. n vitrified brick ITt.M. proud to represent such nn honest, In­ Service Test Road is Tnnlnc Is a splendid tonic for puny, Improvements are being mndo on dustrious nation nnd asked many ques­ hail, dellcntn children. It Is purely' tho house nnd grounds of tho Tlngloy tions about tho first settlers. They typical of brick pave­ vegetal,lo nnd contains no minerals o r 1grove, which we hopo will mean the are touring tho statu and while stop­ °Pmt„9. Union Pharmacy.— Adv. return of the Tlngloy family to Ovments. ping in Sanford heard of New Upsnla From tfi* Detroit (IYapnt Counip) iffcAffM, eldo next winter. Newer •Mirth It, IMt. j*nd wanted to meet some of thu For Sftlo— Brnnd now car of White In the bond election of the elev­ ' Swedes. ^Oflo Lime. Just received. This Is enth for the cotiBtruction nnd up-keop the best llmo made for sprny, Catos of good ronds in Somlnolo County, Stop talking about your troubles. f rato Co.,- phone 181, 86tfc Ovoldo showed a voto of fifty for and Toko Tnnlnc. Union Pharmacy.— Adv ---------------------------- t ono against the iBBulng of bonds. RENT—Throe rooms and a porch, Mrs. L. E, Jordan nnd bnby have For Rent—Nlcoly furnished ten l^ tly furnished, on Wost Sldo, near returned from Starke, Fin. room apartments with bath in Catos math Bros Bakery,— Mrs. Annie Dan Downs is arranging to opon a now building, nt reasonable prices. 1hilP36-ltp quick lunch stand Just next to the Also have apartments for rent at 809 ----- -— drug store. This will bo quite nn adMagnolia St. J. J, Cates, at* Cotes SOUR ORANGES WANTED— Drop dltlon to^ Ovoido ns It has formerly atoroj . 3fi-tfc 'nr,! stating number of boxes you been Impossible .for people coming In hnviv*.w , Ilnyward, Winter Pnrk, Fin. after the dlmtcr hours at tho hotels Medical experimenters havo found , lO-Ot&wltp to got anything hot to eat. that some bacteria can he made to Rov. Jordan loft Tuesday fop his . , T!» milk - f human klndn... „ th . homo in QuUport, M l..., nft.r a v l .l t ,r.1.1; Uud n d U llty t o , lonj poripd. kJ";l lhat l»n't watered before the of eoverel weoka - with hli children, ,hy flr,t freot n» and then drying children got it. . Mrs. W. B. Young and L. E. Jordaa them. A Complete Stock Company Chase Phone 536 Durable VITRIFIED BRICK V PAVE (WOMAN LEi NATIONAL PAVING BRICK MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION Clevelandt Ohio Sanefaxes �T H E B IG N E W P E E D STO R E N O W fN O U R N E W B U IL D IN G ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE AT ONCE FOR CASH No. 2 White Clip Oats, 100-lbs., per sa ck ............ $2.ifl Purina Baby Chick, 60-lbs., per sa ck ......... ................ -~ .... Pi No. 2 Yellow Mixed Corn, 100-lbs., per sack *....,............... $l,9i Purina Baby Chick Feed, 8 1-3 lbs., per s a c k ................... $0.35 Pi No. 2 White Corn, 100-lbs,, per sack ................ r....... $1.91 Purina Chicken Chowder, 100-lbs., per sack ..................... $3.70 p J Purina Chicken Chowder, 60-lbs„ per s a c k ....................... $1.01 Alfalfa Meal Pea Green, 100-lbs., per sack.......................... $2.21 p, Purina Chicken Chowder, 8 1-8-Ibs., per sa ck ..................... $0.40 Pure Wheat Brand, 100-lbs., per s a c k ......... ......................$2,58 Purina Pigeon Chow, 100-lbs., per sa ck .............................. $4.84 • p t Pure Wheat Shorts, lOMbs., per s a c k ................................$2.35 Larrp Dairy Feed, 100-lbs., per sa ck ............................ ...... $3.50 Li Grit for Chickens, 100-lbs., per sack;..... ............................ $1,50 Cotton Seed Meal, Bright 7% , per sa ck ............................... $2.52 C < Oyster Shell, 100-lbs., per sack ........................................... $1.50 No. N < 1 Race Horse White Clip Oats, 100-lbs., per s a c k ....... $2.50 ►NJAR, can’ t leak or overflow. CHICKS can’ t get wet and C H IL L -lt saves baby chicks. II^ and PURINA keeps them Have you seen that new chic fountain we just got ln7 It fits any ........ CHICK CHOW. Tell vour neighbor. Call and get yours.— If not Hated ask us for It. WU1 give one sack Old Beck Sweet healthy and growing. We nre giving them free with a sack o f PI J yourRardcn and flow ers'ph tw c^^ forf^tillzer. W . know the kind you neod and furnish any amount. Phone us your w an ls-i, Feed or Purina Molasses Feed with every $10.00 purchase. For Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina O-Molene 100-lbs., per s a c k .......... ............................$2,52 Cow Chow, 24% Proteen, 100-lbs., per sack.............$3.23 Calf Chow, 25-lbs., per s a c k .... .............................. $1.30 Hen Chow (Scratch) 100-lbs., per s a c k .......... — $2.86 Hen Chow (Scratch), 60-lbs., per s a c k ....... ..........$1.49 Hen Chow (Scratch), 8 1-8-lbs., per s a c k .............$0.30 "Winner Brand" Scratch 100-lbs., per sack ...........$2.50 Baby Chick Feed, 100-lbs., per s a c k ...................... $3.34 we haven'|L got'lt will get It for you... Thanltgl ing was. addressed by Mrs. \y. p Blackman. ED NATIONAL DEFENDERS Mrs. Clara D. Palmer wn* namtd MAY ERECT nOME AT ST. PE^E chariman o f a temporary organise tlon, which was charged with tfci (Itr The Au m Ii M Pm m ) ST. PETERSBURG, April 11 — work of forming a permanent orgup A National Home of the Bcnovelont izatien. Order of United National Defenders may be erected in this city if the city GOVERNOR HARDEE WILL commissioners wilt donate a plot of SPEAK AT GAINKSVILU ground for the purpose. Plans for tho erection of the home wore dlTcuised oy persons interested GAll?E3VTLLE,""April here Tccpntly. Committees were ap­ nor Hardee is expected to he tho ^in. pointed to consult the various muni­ clpal speaker here April 21 at the cipal officials in regard to plans for ceremonies of laying tho corncritons tho structure. for the auditorium of tho University GROUND BROKEN FOR A NEW of Florida. According to Dr. Albert 4-STORY HOTEL AT EUST1S A. Murphroo, president of tho Univer­ sity, the chief oxecutvio hns announc­ (Hf The Associate* Preeel EUSTIS, April 11.—The ground has ed his intention of being present ac­ been broken here for the erection of companied by his military staff. Bankers in attendance hero at the tho Fountain Inn Hotel whlcn will be annual meeting of the State Ranker*! four stories in height and will spread Association will also attend the corover a block. The ground floor will norstono laying, Dr. Murphrce said. bo divided into ten business offices to Tho auditorium is to he the first bo rented for commercial purposes. Contract for tho erection of the build­ unit of tho institution’s administration ing was awarded to C. M. Emmerson building. Funds for its erection were & Company, of Brooksvillo, who an­ provided for by the last legislature. BENEVOLENT ORDER OF UNIT­ ST. JOHN’S RIVER IS ONLY. = : PUBLIC FORUM SALVATION OF FREIGHT RATES = FIRST TIME IN HISTORY OF CELERY GROWING THAT GOVT. HAS STAMPED CRATES ----------------------------------------------------------------- mA MICHIGAN TOURISTS IMPRES­ The Pre-Cooling plant of tho Han­ NEW RULING FOR RAILROADS SOUNDS DEATH KNELL M SIONS OF SANkORD ford Farmers’ Exchange has scored TO SANFORD’S HOPES OF BEING A PORT M Sanford is a hustling, sunny, and another Big hit, which from a publicity m biT-' ’. " 'i Httic city that offer* to tho standpoint, is nf ppfnb^yfljpo. In ad­ tourist all the essunVW, accommoda­ tions and conveniences thnt tho trav­ dition to sending Sanford celery to tha market, washed, pro-cooled, and Tho following from tho Palntkn rates the railroads put into effect, for eler requires. standardized, each package now bears Nnturo hns been very generous to Nows In something that ovcry citizen thoy aro protected by established wat­ the stamp U. S.— 1, which means that of Sanford nhoulfl rend for it only er routes and Tampa Is plnnntng to Sanford, In giving it nn ideal location it is government inspected and Is of boars out whnt tho Chamber of Com­ Incronse its water transportation. on Lnko Monroe nnd the head of navi­ first class quality. This is tho first merce has boon telling you hero for Jacksonville was not oven represent­ gation of tho bcnutlful St. Johns riv­ timo in the history of tho United tha past six months nnd doing oil it ed nt tho meeting of tho Traffic er. Htutcs Durcau of Markets that this Sanford can with all candor, boast could by organizing tho Control Flori­ league. Manager Hoskins, of the g'bvornmcnt stamp has over been put of its wol) paved streets, it’s wide and da Traffic Lengno nnd trying to light traffic bureau of tho Tnmpn Chamber on n package oM olory anywhere in for our very existence. If tho busi­ of Commerce, was present and said foliage lined nvonuos, well kept inwns the United States, and it is tho first ness men of Sanford Iny down on this that Tampn did not enre whnt tho and comfortnhlo homes, timo thnt it has over been put on any Sanford, within its incorporate limJob any longor Ihcy can kiss goodbye lenguo did, thnt Tnmpn had nlrendy packngo of Florida produco. Very of­ to all tholr hopes of Sanford ever bo- mndo its plnns for thin emergency, its and nearby adjacent country pos ten in the past shipments have been ipg nny Inrger thnn It now Is. Rend and advised Mr. Ilnrt that ho need not Besses the finest truck farming land mndo to commission houses subject to "ask Tnmpn for a cent in this fight, in tho south, or in fact in nny other tho following: government inspection nt point of for you'will not get It." In marked stnto in tho union. "It was tho concensus of opinion at Celery, Snnford’B groat specialty, is destination. Shipments from tho protho mooting of tho Southern Tariff contrast to the attitude of Tnmpn was Association, which wns in session at (lint of Snvnnnuh, representatives grown on n gigantic scqlo, its qunlity cooling plant' bearing the government Atlanta Monduy and Tuesday, that from thnt city declaring that they unexcelled, and its market extends stamp U. S.— 1 aro boing eagerly de­ manded by northern commission men, nounced thnt tho work would givej;m thoro is no escapo from tho ultimate were with the organization in thu from tho gulf to tho golden gate. A continuity of crops Is not only inasmuch us they know that produce ploymcnt to betwoon 150 and 200 AMERICAN LEGION AT W E S T enforcement of tho fourth section or­ fight to save, if possible, the small PALM REACH WILL IN S T A L L der of tho interstate commerce com­ ports, and thoy would take over a possihlo, hut tho rule, ns n mntter of so stamped finds rendior sale than men. mission abolishing preferential freight portion erf thu assessment made fnct tho Golds nre nt all seasons oc­ Unit not Htnmpcd. RADIO TELEPHONE SOON G, “M, Derry, tho progressive plant WILL FORM LEAGUE OF rates accorded seaports and Institution against Florida and attempt to raise cupied with growing crops of ono kind or nnothor and those conditions ought manager of tho Exchange, is respon­ of tho straight mileage basis, accord­ it in Georgia. (Ur Tho A u M ln k l P »u| WOMEN VOTERS AT EUSTIS sible for this innovation. It was thru WEST PALM REACH, April 11.— ing to Secretary J. W. Hart, of the "Just when the order, which is al- 1° t‘° « R™«t inducement to nny one Tho local poBt of tho American le­ (Hr The Aasoelslrd I'reee) Palatka Chamber of Commerce, on ready a law, n part of tho transport)!- contemplating truck farming to local'? his efforts that tho Uuroau of Markets EUSTIS, April 11.—Decision to gion hns become interested in the rad­ furnished an inspoetor who explained | i | h return heru this morning. Mr. lion net, goes into effect depends on n place thnt gives results, the requirements necessary in packing, form a Lnko county organization of io telephone and; telegraph and have Hart attended both sessions of the when the schedules filed hy-thc rail­ As to climate, Hanford stands in a before this stnmp could ho placed on tho Lenguo of Women Voters wnt un­ voted to install in tho Legion head­ itnguo in tho Piodmont hotel in At- roads are submitted and finally ap­ class by herself. each package, and ns n result of this animously taken at a meeting o f men quarters a radiophono at tho earliest luntn, and was made chairman of the proved. These will he submitted in Tho warm days ns a rulo nro fol* Floridn division to arouse interest nnd Atlnntn, New Orlenns nnd Ashovillo lowed by, cool nnd rostful nights. Her instruction It was but a short timo be­ nnd womon here recontly. Tho moot­ possible moment. ralHo funds with which to do every­ on Mny 22, simultaneous hearings bo- closo proximity to tho son affords tho fore celery lo s in g tho pre-cooling thing poHsihla to secure a favorable iug held nt each of theBc cities on cooling breezes thnt produces n sound plant was packed to moot tho strict basis for computing the tariffs. Unit date. Tho rates will lie based nnd healthful slumber. From n social requirements of tho government. FOR C AI V — 8°0 ACRES; Flowing well, Celery Land, 5-acre "Stag Brand," tho official trndo "The enforcement of tho fourth sec­ per mile on classification.nnd !t is standpoint Hanford stands pro-cnilI v l l i J x i L u tracts or more, easy payments. This is tho tion principle, which Ih already law, on tho classification that shipper aro nont in the distribution of tho gonu- mark of tho Snnford Farmers Ex­ ------largest solid body of Flowing well land in the moans that I’alntka will have no pre­ most concerned. It developed at tho ino old-fashioned, Southern hospital­ change, means a standardized proferential rnte over any other city In Atlanta meeting thnt a preponderance ity, its citizens as a whole try to out­ cooled package to tho shipper. Tho Celery^DlslricU______ _____ Floridn. It will pay its mil froight of freight coming into the s o u th is do each othor in extending a hearty government stamp U. S.— 1 gives the nt so much per milo, just ns every based on water competitive points, and and warm welcome to its visitors. It added prestige nnd tho fnct thnt Han­ other Florida city will pay it. Ras­ that if these nra abolished tho rail­ makes no difforcnce to tho "Snnford* ford celery wns tho first to havo this ing points that now exist, such as tho roads aro facing two conditions—otth- inn" whether you como from the aris­ distinction brings inoro renown to this Ohio river, the I’otomnc river, Missis­ er they will got a higher rate on all tocracy or tho rural districts, all aro great industry of Sanford. sippi, etc., will ho abolished. If Pa­ the stuff that comes south, or thoy welcome. Hanford is well equipped with edu­ HARDINGS WILL PLAN latka guts a ton of freigiit from Clove- will force shippers to use water routes, cational facilities, nnd ranks high FOR ANNUAL EGG ROLLING land it will pay tiie same rate pur and lose considerably more than they among slmilnr institutions throughout ON WHITE HOUSE I,AWN mile that Gainesville, Lake City or will gain. It will ho the purpose of Livo Oak will pay. It will ineun tho tho Traffic League to show, if it can, tlio state, its buildings havo boon wise­ . J.11?. Thp Aaonclntrd prPaai establishment of wholesale grocery thnt the enforcement of tho nrdor wlli ly located, and properly distributed to SOsS — Fl.k Pronilor Trend II0.M WASHINGTON. April 11.— Presi­ nnd grain houses in all of these towns cut the throats of the railroads in accommodato all tho district within its S0>S -N on-Skid Fsbrle . I4.M H E F is k P r e jn ic r dent nnd Mrs. Harding consented to SOnS —Eilrn-PIr Itrd-Top n.bi ami the elimination of tho number thnt it will force a greater volume of incorporate iimites and nearby country SOnS —Hln-PIr Non-Skid T read is a tire which opening of the White Houso grounds Cllnther Cord . . I7.93 thnt I h under its jurisdiction, that now exist' hero by reason of the traffic by wntor. W s S H -B ti-P Ir Non-Skid Easter Monday for nn egg rolling, n Thu teaching faculty I h made up of yields an honest, generous Cord SlmlahtSIdo IMS preferential rate. Mr. Hart said that rail representa­ ami —S li-p lr Non-Skid time honored etJStoni looked forwnrd S7.M Cord * * • "In other words, it will menu that tives evinced uneasiness over the sit­ the best talent thnt could he obtained to by the children of tho city.. measure of service at a low SI n4 -N on-Skid. Cord. 30.00 Pnlutku will no longer lie a jobbing uation, ono being outspoken in his and tho high grado of scholars that it 39.00 ZSn4>4-Non-HklitCorii 41.00 S4n ijj price. center and distribution point—unless belief thnt it would prove ruinous to graduates is sufficient evidence to O’NEAL NAMED HEAD 51.M Mat —Non-Skid convince tho most skeptical that whan * Palatka provided against the emer­ the railroads. A representative of one OF REPUBLICANS IN it comes to education, Hanford stands See this tire and compare gency by arranging for Wfttor trans­ of the big systems entering Jackson­ FOURTH DISTRICT in the front ranks as an educational portation. This would moan tho ul­ ville said he had already advised Ills with any at a co m p e tin g (enter. timate deepening of tha channel of traffic chief of tho dtmgurs threaten­ PALATKA, April 11.—With the In conclusion I woujj say that If price. It is your best pur­ the St. Johns river between hero nnd ing in the fourth section order. nomination by fourth district repub­ you arc contemplating u respite from " i ’nlntkn wholesale concerns hold u Jacksonville and possibly the estab­ chase if you want a lowlicans in convention horo yesterday of lishment of an indopendont transpor­ meeting recontly to discuss the situa­ tho rigorous wintors of the north, Howard McKay, of Miami, ns tho priced tire. tation company for chnrturing tion which now faces them, but nt thnt como to Sanford, and you will find an party’s candldnto for tho houso o f. deal city to. spend your vacation. If schooners, or for tho poeration of one time had little information ns t<» the representatives from this district,1 It is a FiskTirc.and is frisk or more steam vessels to northern real seriousness of the situation, or you como to Snnford for one winter it two republican congressional candl* ‘ points, It would also ho necessary, whnt mothods might ho pursued to s safe for mo to prodict that your dntos havo boon placed in tho field In character clear through. if this is to romnln a distribution offset it. Establishment of wntor onso will ho liko tho proverbial "had this stnto. point for grains, to urrnngo for Bchad- transportation from eastern ports, It penny" you will always return. Judga William M. Gober, o f Tampa, J. W. W., Thera’s a Fisk Tire of extra value ulos to connoct with Tampa bonts that wns pointed out, would not altogeth­ was rocontly nominated ns tho party’ s Detroit, Midi. tn every size, for car, truck will bring grain from tho west thru er relievo tho situation hero, ns thoro candldato for tho houso from tho first or speed wagon the.port of New Orlonns, is practically no grain or hay coming district. Snnford needs a good library build­ through onstorn ports. It was point­ McKay won yesterday’s nomlnstlon "Ton stntos woro represented nt tho ing nnd will havo ono ns Boon ns the Atlanta meeting, and thoro was a ed out, however, tlmt if Jacksonville bond Issues can ho propnred nnd voted oyer Major Mllburn, o f West Palm unanimity of feeling that the league establishes a water transportation lino upon. Every ontorprislng city hna Roach, by a voto of 37 to '15. Approximately 100 porsons, about should fight to the last ditch ' to from Now Orleans tlmt Palatka will n flno librnry building. Sanford has benefit by it and can maintain pres­ half o f them nogrocs, attended yes­ maintain depressed rates for water­ kept up a librnry association for way ports. Interior cities recognized ent connections with tho Jacksonville many yonrs chiefly through the of. terday's mooting. A permanent or­ that short hauls from ports would ha port. Otherwise Tampn will havo tho forts of a fow faithful workors who ganization qf.foutth district republi­ it cheaper method of securing freight advantage over all tho peniiiHuiar sec­ without nny room and In a cubby holo cans wns effoctod with W. R. O’Neal, than ull-rall hauls based on any pos- tion of tho state in shipments from of a place hero nnd thoro havo kopt of Orlando, as chairman, and J. R. Scott, o f Jacksonville, secretary. sihlo new tariff that will bo promul­ tiie west. nllvo tho spnrk of reading and a gated. Just Itow tho Thiffle League According to tho statements o f tho thirst for knowlcdgo embodied in our - will fight could not ho determined, Orlando papers rclativo to their young people ns well ns tho old. Now AGED CHICKEN THIEF HAH BEEN RELEASED ns It is not yet known what nttitudo stroot sales sinco tho first of. October thnt wo have a chance to build a beau­ • NOW THAT MOON 19 FULL tho railroads will •assume when thoy Orlando cuslly has 2,233,333 peoplo tiful library'building wo should all moot with the shippers ami repre­ living down thoro. Wo hasten to take a Just prtdo In tho librnry and (Hr The .(Miirlutr! I’rean) sentatives of tho Interstate commurco congratulate our sistor city on the push tho matter by voting for tho JACKSONVILLE, April l l .—John commission in Atlanta on Mny 22 to wonderful Increase in population and bond issue when it comes to tho vot- Adams, seventy-three year old negro submit their pchedulos of rntos. Just would stnato to tho census bureau ors. chickon thief wfio was sent to jail by whnt basis theta tariffs will ho on is that they are losing tlmo sending cen Judgo Beckman recently, to stay un­ not known nmnlnti) this is known nu bub takers to Orlando. All thoy need NEW YORK, Ajirll 11—Jack Demp­ til tho moon shone again, oir tho the­ steps to oppose thorn enu bo taken. is tho "streot sales" that’s tho thing. sey sailed today for Europa whom ho ory that chicken thieves operate only "In Florida tho fight to oppose •■ p -- --------will remain for three months. Ho is nlghtg. whon thoro I sno moon, was Tho almanac and ratos that will ruin the wholesale Mr. Avery who has been tho guesf not engaged to moot any European released today. business in somo of tho established of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr, boxors but salad he would not bo av- Judgo Beckman said full moon to centers now, will havo to bo wa.god by mid Mrs. 0. H, Evans at Mansteej Is on o to accepting a reasonable offer. night. ' Adams was arreiited March the smaller ports, such as Palatka, tho guest of Mr, and Mrs. H. L. Gib­ The world at your door Sanford, DoLnnd and Tonsacola. Jack­ son for a few days before returning * ____ n t . sonville and Tampa do not caro what to his* homo in Soelal Circle, Go. FRANKL. WOODRUFF com pare T FISK TIRES FOR SALE �•fSicififwwat i.-' s«y'.V7^„T.r^ rji jaf v*L w 'j w *5S5jjy THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14,192* PLAN NOT ON AGENDA — Run ............... N. 11.11 J eh., eh., B 1.01 eh.. & M gage in aggressive operations against The farmer coaid always hold the the following described 'property sit­ ! « _l ;dt*. d ig.. W est io "Vest <o beg. (less ------ N. s.OT acres) others end that the people of on# . ... .... . balance of power If he had tha money uated In Seminole County, Florida, to- Acres 1.07. The said land being aesse»ed at the date o i the issuance o. f euoli -----------m country should be entitled to justice to hold his crops, wit: Beg. 10.70 chs. S and 17.81 chs. M S B i l l N . I . e _ > ■___ ______________ “j ___________________ OTHER n e w s o p i n t e r e s t a t AND LLOYD GEORGE 'POURS OIL m the court* o f another. W o f NE cor o f SE 1-4 o f SW 1-4 Sec. Gcore Chitcherln, the Russian so­ ..irvun ON THE TROUBLED GAUL. t h e NATION'S CAPITOL Vollva'a beliefs may be scorned 3, Twp, 20 S., Range 30 E., run S 55 D. 1912. viet foreign minister, In speaking for degrees, E 17.88 chs., S 30 degrees, W by a callous world, but they are a FOR THE DAY AND ASKS FOR PEACE his delegation, announced their adher­ great benefit to paragraphers. 8.74 chs., W. 1.00 chs., thence NWly sea. 1911. ence to tho resolutions and then de­ (HEAL) to beg. 5 acres. The said land being <nr The Am n Ii M P i m ) IHy The Associated P r rii) B. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court. WASHINGTON, April 11—The «lotGENOA, April 11.—A clash over a clared that Russia was ready to sup­ Notice of Application for Tax Deed assessed at tho date o f the Isauance of [gg of tho'National Bank o f Greece dirarmament proposal by George |port any proposals that would avoid By: such certificate in tho name of James ao-itc Under Section 575 of the General v*s reported today in a. cable to tha' Chitcherln, the Russian soviet foreign war or lighten the burden of arma­ Townsend. Unless said certificate Statutes of the State of Florida .... . . NOTIC'D -commerce department Confuiion minister, which occurred between ment. g lVT we, W ilNotice is hereby given that R. L. shall be redeemed according to law tax IIbm u _Ra'dJng_end«wlfet Kloreno* earned by uncertainty o f enactment of Chitcherln and M. Barthou, France, M. Barthou Immediately protested Kennedy, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ deed will issuo thoreon on tho 12th ■.at .o^ 10 nth" ' ? 0lM_e.Ry Aprii: o olook m. °*w ill m forced loan by Greek government Is threatened to disrupt tho conference. and declared with some heat France cate No, 270, dated tho 3rd' day of day o f May, A. D. 1022. ttiT Mid to hnvo caused Bourse to close Witness my olTIclal signature end M. Bartou safd that Franco cate, would absolutely refuse to discuss the'Juno, A. D. 1018, has fll 9<I said cortlIt of April 6th and the Ban)c April 8tb. The ] gorlcally refused to discuss disarma­ questlon of disarmament at this co n -. flcato in my offico, and has made ap- seal this the 0th day o f April, A. D. »heyevY'thT°Surt’r^y^hIii0bk fo r an oorder ----- :Authorising the adoption ity the forcod loan became effective1ment at Genoa. M. Chitcherln re­ ference. „# an unnamed v . plication for Tax Deed to Issue In ac- 1022. nnamed Infant Child whose parbuiincss In Athens was at e stand* plied that Russia thought France (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Mr. Lloyu GeoiH.'MKriuoA to inter-,cordunco with law. Said certificate Clerk Circuit Court, still. . would be ready to d^cuse this ques­ venc, and in his contention that dla- embraces the following described prop“ • « " *•1 tion because M. Briand, the former nrmnmjnt could noot be takon up, orty situated In Seminole County, Seminolo County, Florida. j g gJIIENCH H M s X DELD1NG. a e H fflw . WASHINGTON, April 11. — Plans premier, had said at the Washington cortalnly not before a pence basis had Florida, to-wlt: By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. 10-Sto Lot 140 Eurckn 34-fltc ■■ 1 ■■ ■■■■■■.■■ for return survey liquor conditions In conference that Russia's armaments boon reached at Genoa, ho was sup- (Hammock. The said land being nH- ) ........ Nolle* o f Applleatloa fo r T ee Deed Un­ Notice of Application for Tax Deed der Section 0TB o f the General Ita tSouthern waters was extended to Por­ had made disarmament impossible. ported by Signor Facta. Evontually Bossed at tho date of tho issuance of ntee o f the State o f Florida Under Section 575 of- the General to Rico and Virgin Islands by Colonel Notico le hereby given that Chuluota Russia, the status of which Is one the discussion on this point ceased, Isuch certificate in tho name of UnCo. purohaaer o f Tax Certificate No. Statutes of the State o f Florida Kutt, under consideration today at o f tho questions o f supreme Impor­ efter M. Chitcherln said tho Russian known. Unless said certificate shall 499. dntod the 3rd day o f June, A. D. Notice is hcroby given that Gi S. 1911, line filed eald certificate In my o f­ prohibition headquarters. Nutt plans tance to be decided by tho economic delegation would bow to the collec­ be redeemed according to law tax deed fice. nnd has innde application for Tax Crawford, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ to go to Jacksonville at an early date conference came to the forefront soon tive will of the conference. Prod to Issue In accordance with law. will Ibbuo thereon on the 12th day o f cate No. 82, dated the 2nd day of Said certificate embraces the follow ing tod from there to the Mends. . after the opening of that great aoThe clash between the Russian and May, A. D. 1922. described property eltuated lit Seminole June, A. D. 1010, hns filed said certi­ County, Florida, to-w lt: Lots 4, 1, and ■omhly yesterday. Speeches had boon French delegates disclosed tho fact Witness my official signature nnd S, Block D, Chuluota. The said land be­ WASHINGTON, April 11,—Peti- made by the presiding officer, Pre­ that disarmament not on the agenda, seal this tha 4th day of April, A* D. ficate in my olTico, and has made ap­ ing oeeesaed at the date a f the Issuano* o f auoh certificate In the name o f K lsplication for Tax Deed to issue in ac­ tlom wero filed with the Commerce mier Facte, of Italy; M. Barthou, and that therefore, this matter Is not 1922. Valley Construction Co. cordance with law. Said certificate nlminee Alao: Tax Certificate No. B00. dated commission today by the Western representing France; Premier Lloyd to be taken up for consideration. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, embraces tho following described prop- tho Ird day o f June. A. P. 1918, has Union asking adjudication o f Its prop­ George, of Great Britain; Dr. Wlrth, fllod suld Certificate In my office, and Tha keynote of Lloyd George's Clork Circuit Court, Lcrty situated in Seminole County, hna innde application for Tax Peed to erty Hums and separate consideration oi Germany, and spokesman of Jnpar speech was peace, and ho made a Seminolo County, FI In accordance with law Raid Cer­ FIr.rJ.V, t'M’-it: N Lot 8, W. F. Issue tificate embrncee the follyv (:•- • t for it in commission proceedings for and Belgium, all of a conciliatc~r J’ S. rnn’orftil snpoal to tho dclcgntea to 84-fltc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. scribed property sl.u n t?: -V.TfluoiLeavitt’s Sub-Div. Tho said land be­ raluntion o f four railroads. All of turo and voicing adherence to the work In unison for tho restoration o f! County, Florida, to-w lt: I,ota 4, B, nnd ing assessed at tho date of tha issu­ O, Block F. Chuluota, tho anld Innd be­ minor importance excopt tho Florida Cannes resolutions, upon which the good relations and normal economic No\ice of Application for Tax Deed ing assessed nt the date o f the Issu* ance of such certificate in tho name of nnco Under Section 575 of the Generul o f auch certificate In tho name o f present gathering Is based. Cast const. conditions throughoi^ tho world. Ho S. W. Wright. Unless Bald certificate Klsalmtnco Vnlley Conatructlon Co. UnStatute^of the State of Florida Mr. Llyod Georgo hnd said that bellovcd that if tho conforenco was leas said certificate shell lie redeemed shall bo redeemed according to law nccordlng lo law Tax peed will leeue ALPENA, Mich., April 11.— High nil the delegates met on n footing of successful in its achievements, the Notice is hereby given that F, S. on the Kith day o f April, A. Tax Dood will issuo thoreon on tho thereon P. 1991. water mused by hpavy rains Is caus­ equality provided they accepted tho United States J^would not metelj Vornny, purchaser of Tux Certificate WITNRRR my official signature and 22nd day of April, A. D. 1022. No. 1384, dated tho (1th day of Juty, ing heavy damage to many parts of conditions set forth, which, brldfly, come in, but come In gladly." seal thle tho 10th day o f Murch, A. P. WITNESS my official signature and 1999. A. 1). 1897, has filed said certificate northern lower Michigan and threat- declared that countries must not re­ (SEAL) n A. DOUGLASS, Beal this tho 17th day of March, A. Clerk Circuit Court, Among other things, Hollywood In my office ,nnd has made application wing to inundate town af Tower on pudiate their contracts, that they D 1022. ' Berntnole County, Fla. JO-810 north side of here. Ono list was lost must not wage war on tho Institutions will havo to answer for n great num­ for Tnx Deed to Ibbuo In accordance My: A. M. W EEKK D. C. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, with law. Said certificate embraces of Another, that thoy must net onber of atrocious puns. yesterday. la the Circuit Court, Seventh Jadletal Clork Circuit Court, Circuit It and for Heuitaole County, Flurlda Seminolo County, Florida. —V - EASTER CLOTHES Easter is always the same! You always want a new suit or it isn’t Easter for you. The main thing now in buying an Easter'Suit is to get good stylish clothes at a moderate price. Don’t just have a try-on, lay down your money and walk out. Examine your clothes—fabrics and tailoring— and look for this label that you know. •• STYLEPLUS CLOTHES $25 $30 $35 Styleplus Clothes are known the na_ tion over as America’s quality clothes at medium price. They have real style, all-wool qual­ ity, remarkable tailoring, the right fit —and every suit guaranteed. We have variety in model, fabric and sizes. Also a complete line of furnishings. Come in and see for yourself. IN CIIANCKUY Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575 of tho Gcncrnl Statutes of tho State of Florida Notico lit hereby given thnt E. G. Hodges, purchaser of Tnx Certificate No. 190, dntod-tho 2nd day of Juno, A. D. 1919, has filed said certificate in my office, and has mado applica­ tion for tnx deed to Issue In accord­ ance with law. Snld certificate em­ braces tho following d«Hcrlbed prop­ erty situated In Sotninolo County, Flnridn, to-wlt: S 2 ncros of W 1-2 of ! NE 1-4 of NW 1-4 o f NW 1-4, Soc. 5, Twp. 20 S., Rnngo 31 E. 2 acres. Tho Isaid innd being nssossed at tho dato of ! tho issunneo of such certlflcnto in tho !nnmo of Unknown. Unless snld cer­ tificate, shall bo rodcomcd according to law Tnx Deed will issuo thoroon on the 5th day of Mny, A. D. 1922. Witness my official signature and senl this tho 30th day of March, A. D. 1922, (SEAL) E. A. DOUOLASS, Clork Circuit Court, Sominolo County, Fla. 33-0tc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. F. L. W oodruff, Complalntant, C. It. iSn'dsloy, 1\ Kredar, nnd H. J. Close, Defendants. UltPEIl OK Pllllt.IUATION To the unknown hofrs. devises, grantoes or other claimants, and nil par­ ties claiming an Interest under C. II. I.lndsloy, P. Frodor nnd E J. Close, or otherwise In tho property herein­ after described, end to all parlies claiming an Interest In salt) property, situated In Butulnolo County, Florida, to-w lt: <* Doglunlng IB chains North and 33 and 8-100 chains Hast o f tho Houthwrst cor­ ner, Heatlon 35, Township 19 Mouth, ltango so Enst, run North 13 ch ain s East 21 chains and Routhwosterly l l and 2B-100 chains nnd Went 11 chain* Also heulunlng 20 nnd 4-100 clinlna East o f the Northwest corner, flection 3, Township 20 Houth, Kongo 30 East, run Enst li chains. Houth IB chains, West 5 chains uud north IB chains. Also beginning 380 feet Houth nnd 448 feel Wont o f 44 Heatlon punt on Enst lino oi flection 36, Township 19, rnngo 30 East, run West 91B foot, Houth 300 feet. East 916 feet, North 300 feet, Also f.ot I, lllnck 14, Tier fi. Hanford, Florida. You aro hereby ordered to npponr In the nhovo entitled causo on the rule day of May the snmo being the first day ol May, A. P. 1933, nt tho Court tlouso In Hanford, Florldn. In defnult whereof the complainant will ha entitled and nuthorlxed lo proceed ex pnrte. And It Is further ordered thnt a copy of this notice he published once a week for twelve consecutive weeks In the "Hanford Herald" n newspaper In gen­ eral circulation In tho Hold County. Witness my hand nH Clerk o f the nforoHnld Court and the Heal thereol this ttie ltth day of January. A. » . 1911. (HEAL) E. A. POUOLAHH,, NOTICE OK APPLICATION KOIl TAX Clerk. PEEP IINDEIl SECTION (ITS OF I ly A. M. WEEKH. D. C. CENEIIAL STATUTES OK THE JOHN fl. LEONA IIPY, STATE OK KLOIIIPA Holloltur for Complainant. 29-late Notice le hcroby glvon thnt J. N. Hearoy, purchaser o f Tax Certificate No. 1808, <lninl the fitli day o f Novem­ ber, A. P. 18US, hue filed eald certificate In my office, amt has nmde application for Tnx Peed to Issue In accordance with Inw. Bald certlflcnto embraces tho follow ing described property situated In Seminole County, Florida, to-w lt: Deg. 95 ft. H nnd 73.9 nnd W o f NE cor o f NV’ U or NE(4 Hoc. 39, Tp. 20 H. It. 30 E. Ilun W 232.B ft, H 408 ft, E 339.B rOU can’t do ’our best when ft. N 408 ft, 2(4 A. The snld land lining your back ant every musck assessed nt tho date o f the Issuance nf nchca with fatigue. such certificate In the name o f A. U. Uhodos. Unless snld certificate shnll Apply Sloan’s Liniment freely, with­ ho redeemed according to law Tnx out rubbing, and enjoy ■ penetrative Daed will Issuo thereon oil the 28th day glow of warmth and comfort. o f April, A. D. 1022. * WiTNEHS my official signature amt Good for rheumatism, neuralgia, scat this tha 2!tli day o f March, A. P sprains ant) attains, aches and pains, 1922. sciatica, sora muscles, stiff joints and (BEAL) E. A. POUGLA88, the niter effects of weather exposure, Clerk Circuit Court, Bemlnole County, Fla. For forty years twin’s enemy. Ash 32-Blo Dy: A. M. WEEKH, P. C. your;: ijibor. Keep Sloan's handy. NOTICE OK APPLICATION KOH TAX At all druggists—35c, 70c, $1.40. PEEP UNPEII SECTION 1175 UK UENEIIA1, STATUTES OK THE STATE OK KLOIIIPA Notico Is hereby given that Allco W. Pnlmer, purchaser o f Tax Certificate No. 42, dated tho 2nd day o f June. A. P. 1919, hnn filed snld certificate In tny office, nnd has innde application for Tnx Deod to Issue In accordance with law. Bald certificate embraces tho fol­ lowing dosorlhed properly situated In Bemlnole County, Folrlda, to-w lt: Lot 8, D lock -9, Tier 8, Hanford. Tho snld Innd helng assessed at tho dnto o f tho Issunnca of such certificate In the name o f J. W. Fltxgnrnld Estnte. Unless said certificate shall ho redeemed nccordlng to Inw Tnx Deed will Issue thoroon on the 28lh day of April, A, P, 1922. WITNESS my official signature aiid seal tills the 21th day o f Marnh, A. p. 1922. (HEAL) E. A. POUOLAHH. Clerk Circuit Court, He ml nolo County, Fin, 32-fite Dy: A. M. WEEKH. D. Notice of Application for /Tax Herd Un­ der Heatlon ATS nf tli* Gcncrnl Hint- • utro o f Ihe Htntc o f Klurldn USE SLOAN'S TO ’ EASE LAME BACKS Sloa L in im e n t Also for EASTER Ties Hose Underwear Garters Hats Shoes Handkerchiefs Woodruff $c Watson ’n o ta x n o w m en th ol cough drops Notico In heorhy given that Ooo P. lllshop. purclmaor o f Tnx Certificate No. 118, dated tho 2nd d ay_?f June, A. P. 1919, hnn filed laid certificate In my offico. and has made application far Tax Pood to Imnie In accordanuo wllU law. Halil Hald certlflcnUxambracea certlflontatoinbraces tho fo l­ lowing jf dosarlbetl dosorlhed property .sltunlod In Bemlnole County. Florida, to-w lt: Deg. at Intersoatlon of E line of Sanford Ut. wlth.W . lino o f Bee, 31, Twp. 19, Itange MONEY 5AVING PRICES ft * * v / stra ig h t G I V E Q U IC K R E L IE F , W A W A V r tV d V A A W W A On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Grates Y ou Con Buy From Ua at Wholesal* Prlcaa W rite fo r F fle e Lie! W. A. Merry day Company Palatka, 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, 1922 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 14, 1922; <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/8a54b0872ed7120023bc3fd0febe058b.pdf cd208b43e8cd9eb7301319a8074769ee PDF Text Text > ■ SANFORD HERALD IN THE H E A R T OF TH E W O R LD ’S G REATEST VOLUME xm SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1022 german delegates made NO REPLY AT NOON TODAY TO LLOYD GEORGEDEMAND WORLD-WIDE Dratf Russo-German BARACA MEET Treaty or Stay Out > JACKSONVILLE OF CONFERENCE That They Either W ith - GERMANS A R B DIVIDED ON TIIE VteUE AND NG REDLY E X­ PECTED BEFORE NIGHT (llr The Aaanrtnlr4 Pr»u) GENOA April 20.— Lloyd George today said tho Gorman delegation Fid agreed to n ccept'th e condition*! of tho Allloa not to participate In further dscusslon In regard to Russian affairs, tho result o f thejp having ilgncd tho Russo-German treaty Sund»y. Political commission will meet tomorrow to coqtafpr the Russian re ­ ply to tho alllodproposals that were transm itted to the Russians laat week. VE G E TA B LE SECTION nARACA-PIlILATHEA CONVEN­ TION WITH PROMINENT WORKERS PRESENT (Hr The Ax'oelntril I’ rrua) JACKSONVILLE, April 20.— The world-wido Bnrnca-I’ hilnthon 21th nnnunl convention which opened hero to­ day nnd will run through Sumlny with prominent workers from all parts of the country in attendance started ofY today. Marshal A. Hudson, of Syra­ cuse, Now York, president nnd found­ er of Burncn nnd Philathcn movement will respond to nn address o f welcome tonight by Mayor Murlin. Florida Bnrncn-Philnthca Union's annual meeting in progress, will merge this afternoon with the wrold-wido meet­ ing. GENOA, April 20.— Tho Gorman delegation nt noon mado no reply to Lloyd Georgo’s ultimatum that thoy 8EMENOFF AGAIN either withdraw tho RusHO-Germnn FINDS FREEDOM— treaty or nccept tho penalty of dis­ s BAIL FURNISHED barment from tho conferences discus­ sions of tho Russian question. Tho ( H r T h r Anmirinlrd 1*r•*hm> Germnns nro divided o nthc.issue and NEW YORK, April 20.— A demon­ no reply •*» expected before night. Rus­ stration typical of his turbulent Russians say the treaty must-stand. ■wln, greeted Goncrnl Gregorio Semen-* off, Cossack chlcftnn, ns ho loft Lud­ PARIS, April 20.— Instructions sent low street Jail yestordny afternoon. by Prcmlor Polncnro to the French Released In $25,000 ball furnished ambassadors In cupitnls of thofA llios by his friends, tho Cossack ataman, and fully approved by tho cabinet, nro appeared at tho jail door and crlnto insist that onorgbtlc measures bo surrounded by ndotachm ont o f police taken nnd penalties applied to Ger­ ged into his coat collar as tho Jeers many if the Itusso-Gormnn trenty Is o f thouHnnds fell upon his cars. not abrogated, regardless o f whnt tho Ludlow street was black with tho Genoa conference mny decide. crowd, which had stood in a driving rnln for sovcrol hours nwnltlng SemPARIS, April 20.— Prime Minister onoff’s rclcaso. When Ills friends, Lloyd Georgo is reported in Genou ndnccompnnicd by tho sheriff hurried In­ riccs received boro last evening to to tho building cnrrylhg $20,000 In have informed Dr. Wirth, the German currency nnd $5,000 in Liberty bonds, chancellor, that there wore only two tho crowd sont up n howl nnd moved possible solutions o f tho presont dead­ closer to tho antrnneo. > lock. Extrn details of police wero ordor. The first was that the Germans cd to preserve order. Hundreds of must ccaso to bo admltcd to tho dis­ persons stood on roq^s of tenements cussion of Uussiun affairs nt tho con­ nnd hung on firo esenpo ladders. Thov ference. wore driven flfl by tho police, who Thu second was that they must tear feared bomb throwing. up nnd scrap tho trenty mndo with tho Somenoff botrayed norvousnoss <u Russians. ho descended tho jail stops. Ho kept hnncellor Wiijth, the messages Hint­ close to bis guards nnd quickened his ed, whilo regretting the severity of step oh tho crowd, brooking through the latter alternative, did not refuso tho police lino nt ono point, gathered to take it under consideration and is nround n tnxicnb nt the curbing. reported virtually to have accepted it Ho entered tho cnb, nccompnnicd in principle. by sovernl policemen and his friend, The German delegation is active Georgo Kroupsky, his formor mili­ among tho other delegates, snid these tary aide In Slborln, nnd was whisk­ advices, in an effort to obtain a repeal ed nwny through n lino In tho crowd of the allied decision pronounced mado by mounted patrolmen. against them yesterday. The Gormans Goncrnl Somenoff was arrosted hero were particularly insistent In point­ two weeks ago In connection with n ing out to tho Italian delegation that civil suit involving tho theft n trnns. the departure o f tho Gorman d e p ­ Hnknla In 1010 o f goods vnluod nt utes from Gcnon would greatly com ­ $475,000, tho pn .orty of tho now promise tho conforoncor bnnkrupt You- r * t a Homo nnd For­ The German delegation wuh report- eign Trading l flFipany. He was road to be divided on Mr. Lloyd George’s lensed thnt night on bnirfurnlshed proposal that the Russo-German pact by a bonding pompnny. This company l* scrapped, with Dr. Wirth accosting Inter recalled tho bond nnd tho gen­ It in principle pnd Foreign Mlnlstor eral was tnken to Jail. In the monnRathonnu, opposing it. tlmo members o f tho Siberian expedi­ tion o f tho American army preferred GENOA, April 20.— Tho Gorman chnrgos against him In Washington, delegates and exports have not yet claiming thnt ho enused tho murder keen aide to find a formula wheerhy o f soldiers In tho Americnn expedi­ compromiso with tho entente pow- tion. *r!ti without sacrificing tho RussoGerman treaty, although thoy wore In aeaaion to n ver^ late hour last night. Efforts nro being mndo to havo tho conference formulate n Russian policy in which tho Russo-German treaty can ke absorbed, thus giving It tho stamp of conference npprovnl nnd removing Ike cause of hard feelings. Thu plnin language o f Promlor Lloyd CONTINUOUS RIFLE AND MA^Georgo to tho Gorman statesman yesHINE GUN FIRE AND TRUCKS Rrday ovor the treaty Incident, wHlch RUSHING A R O U N D ^ ono timo threatened to disrupt tho ooononilc conference was helioved to (nr Thi* Associated Press) DUBLIN, April 20.— Lost night havo cluurcd tho political atmosphere, kuk as nolthor the German roply to was tho worst Dublin has oxporlonced ‘ ko allies nor tho Russian reply re­ since Easter ns far as noise was con­ garding nccoptnnco o f tho conditions cerned. ontinuous rifle nnd mnehino ■or tho restoration o f Russia was gun flro nnd nolso of milltnry trucks forthcoming, tho situation is still con- rushing to relievo places attacked but thus far only one cnsunlty is report­ "dored critical. , ed. Sovernl buildings occuplod by tho WASHINGTON, April 20.—The provisional freo stato government Ways and Means Committee wore attacked. DUBLIN NOISY, ONE IS KILLED IN CONFUSION NUMBER M SANFORD GOLF "COURSE ORGANIZE FOR BAND WEEK IS ASSUMING FINE SHAPE, FIFTY MEN AT WORK DATES AREMAY1T0MAY6 Orange County Anti-Saloon League Assessor Asks is Not Satisfied With Hot Questions Gen. Nutt and Forces Mir The Aumirlntrtl I'rciia) JACKSONVILLE, April 20.— Rev. C. W. Crooko, superintendent o f tho Anti-Saloon League o f Florida, dod a les ho discovered some flaws in tho the m eth od Col. Nutt und a ss is t­ ants in their conduct o f war against liquor violators at Miumi and thnt he was going havo some o f what he termed inefficient and unfaithful fed­ ..... justified. eral agents removed, detail defects. Ho said ho Just re­ turned to Jacksonville after six weeks tour of Central, South and West Flor­ ida "organizing for the Juno primary campaign looking toward dry nnd de­ pendable candidates getting Into tho faeo for county offices and the legis­ lature." Wants lo Know About Railroads nnd *a i Telegraph Companies Marion- L. Dawson, stato equalizer of taxes, expects to visit Orlando with­ in tho next few days to go over tho tax assessment^ hf Orange county with a view to deciding whether tho recent increase of fifteen per cent is Announcement to this effeet was made yesterday by County Assessor Arthur Butt, who has vigor­ ously opposed the increase hero on tho ground that tho present valuation is cquitnhlo nnd fair and should not ho inivrousod at this time. Indications aro at tho present timo that Mr. Daw­ son will rescind his order, ns ho has done in tho easo of several other coun­ ties who have protested increases or­ FOUND FOUNTAIN OF dered by the state hoard. YOUTH IN FLORIDA Mr. Butt made public yesterday n •.Jr? WHEN A RIG FUND RAISED Fairway Being Cleared and Links W ill Be Am ong the Best in the State Tho golf courso nt tho Sanford sess unusunl conditions adding to tho Country Club is rapidly bolng con- zest of tho gnmo. structcd under tho nhlo supervision o f . Although present pinna aro but for Cameron Trent, formerly of tho Win- a nine holo courso, tho prop6rty of neta, 111., nnd Dnrtow, Fla., golf clu bs.. tho club is o f sufficient area to pro­ With tho funds avnilahlo it will be j vido for nn 18-holo course and which posaiblo to complete a nino holo g olf will gradually bo built ns finances course,“ nnd thoro nro now fifty men permit. Mr. Trent states thn^ tho and tonms clearing tho fairway. To Sanford courso will bo amongst tho dnto, tho work has progressed to tho host in tho stato whon completed, In extent thnt tho first five holes nro fact, It would bo difficult to find any practically completed nnd any o f our Florida courso thnt is superior in local people who nro members o f the those things which nponl to tho pro­ Club nnd anticipate becoming golfers fossional golfer. A numuer of Snnwill ho nhlo to prnctico over this short ford peoplo motored out to tho Councourso by the first of Mny. Tho fnlr- try Club last Sunday nnd returned way will ho sown with nermudn grass very enthusiastic* Tho building on tho which has proven tho most practical1grounds which Is now being renovated for golf courses in Florida. Kvnryono for tho Club House wns formorly a knows that g olf wns horn nnd nurtur-1fine old residence. It is now being cd on tho sandy sennhoro of Scotlnnd wired and whon tho Improvements nro! whore nnturc has provided sloughs, completed will ho n Club Houso thnt sandduncs, and snndpits nround which the members can well ho proud of. It tho original golfers played. Thoso is prophesied thnt somo o f our promi­ features will also ho found on tho nent fishermen within tho not far dis­ Snnford courso nnd with tho nrrnngo- tant future will forsako their old lovo ment ns laid out by Mr. Trent every for the fuscinnting gnmo o f golf. Mr. holo cnlls for real g olf; each plnyori S. O. Chase is still energetically workwill find use for overy shot in his hag. Ing to complctu this project which ho While tho nnturnl hazards are some­ fnthored ns chnrimnn o f tho Golf what difficult, the duffer will find Course Committee of the Snnford thnt he too can play without being Chnmlier of Conimorco. F. P. Forster punished to such nn extent as to d e ­ 1h still efficiently discharging the du­ stroy the interest of his game. No ties of fiscal agent until such timo ns two holes, und no two greens uro alike tlie organization receives their charter on tho Snnford courso. There will ho and sufficient members to put it on n ono or two wntorholes which will pos- paying hnsis. i Y IS iNAJ Tf IU For Benefit o f the Finest Musical Organization in the State TO BE ISSUEIN MICHIGAN KEEP MONEY HERE (Hr Tlt» Ax«<ir|n|cd I'rru ) GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., April 20. g A w p o n r y g r e s t CITT7ENS a h i — The Democratic attack on the seat7,! Ing of Senator Newberry wae c a r -1 1 ' 1 0 F H 0M E BAND AND WILL RAISE MONEY FOR ried Into .Michigan laat night by Y E A R 'S FUND Chnlrmnn Hull o f tho Democratic Nntlonnl Committee, through a moa-1 sngo rend nt the stato wldo m eeting1 Mny 1st to flth— Band week. This wns definitely decided at a meeting o f of pnrty lenders. Chnlrmnn Hull, In'hls message, dis­ representatives from alt local civfts cussed nt longth tho Nowborry case, organizations called by tho Sanford which form er Governor Cox touched Chamber o f Commerce. The entity upon In nn nddross hero Tuesday week will. bo devoted to raising fundi nluht, nnd which Chnlrmnn Hull la s t , so ?? that innt Sanford an" rora can c"n have have a * band hand fo for night declared "sharply raised ths 1 10 r*t" “ indcr °J tbo Yaa*’* clean cut Issues o f whether eeate In proprintlona ">•«*«' b* Chamber o f tho United Staten Sonnto nro for Commerce and tho City have bean expended and it will now bo up t» snlo." ’ • tho cltlzons to any whether they want Republican lenders hnd answered tho band to contlnuo. Tentative plana tho Issue affirmatively, tho chairman agreed on Inst night wero to divide said, adding: tho city into districts, assigning (B “ This menns thnt any offlco Is for each civic organization a district snlo nnd thnt tho corrupt uso o f TheHo districts will bo known os W o. monoy to Influence any governmental agency for any purpose, no mattor man’s Club District, Rotary Dstrict, how selfish or fiendish, Is a part o f Kiwnnls District, etc. Each person In Snnford will bo nsked to contribthe political prnctico o f thoso who are today in high places in Washing- !'tc on.° do,,ftr “ nd[ ‘ f *h® tottnl nnT nl ton .. is rnnlscd, so thnt tho bnnd can pint The Democratic chairman then went ,th" ^ nr’ ,tho c° at pcr por" on on to say that the Newberry case. b‘ »n fraction, loss than 2o per concert. "had as It is In overy odious sense.” C0" ! lbut,n/; hMv.n . Is not "within and by itself that which they have conconstitutce tho greatest danger, but tr,buto(1' nnd tho Committee intend. to sco to it thnt everyono In Snnford ns a sympton or outcropping sign it wears ono o f thoso hndges. reveals startling evldenco o f tho This is n project which «hould re­ frightful undorly system o f political ceive tho hearty support o f nil hi hnrgnln nnd snlo under which old Snnford. Tho Bnnd under tho leader­ guard Republican lenders nro today ship o f Mr. Bnll, has reached th* conducting tho Republican pnrty nnd the affairs o f our Government ns well. po,nt , w/ ’or“ wlth“ l!t 0XCepU<m; Three classes of Republicans exist 0,10 ,°{ tho, ho" t o f local today, Mr. Hull said, naming them ;"«*>clans In'the state. Every concert as "the old guard, the progressives. thc,y plny » 'Id» to ‘ ho|r P roficient, an,I the Newberry Republicans." " n1(l U W" U,d indco,! b« re« rotnb,° ,f "The Newberry brand Is now In th * UorKlnn*a P” ' control of the Republican party,” ho ,’,ltt.ed, to dlshand nt hfa time. The added Bnnd Is also a vnluablo publicity ud- T •J® Chnlrmnn Hull presented to the Junc‘ f° Snnford nnd ^ addition to Michigan Democrats « declaration o f Providi" * recreation for our citizens the principles nnd policies for which during tho summer months will at­ tho Democratic pnrty stands, assort­ tract a grent mnny peoplo from other towns. ing In this connection: By keeping tho band together it "Tho Democratic pnrty is trndltionnlly in favor o f economy in Gov- 'vo,,ld 1,0 P°"sll>l° put on commun. eminent expenditures. • • * the ty " ' nKinK whlch hn» b°on planned Democratic pnrty holds fast to tho ,y ^ 0 ^ " nn,bor Commerce for doctrine' o f ‘equal rights to all, spe- ho ™ nr/ “ turo. Sanford has expovcinl privileges to none.’ • • • It onced ' v,mt 11 mcnn" to bo w ltho«»t » clings fast to nil tho fundamentals b" nd n" d tbo "uPP«>rt of every clttII), Thr IT r..) I, tt0r "k lch bo Wrot° »«> Ml*. Dawson of tho founders of Dumocrncy nnd of f on n *t’ nn^oril WIH Insuro its hocomNEWABK, N. J., April 20.— Mnr- shortly aftor tho valuation increuso popular government. • • • Domo. ,,K n Pormnnont institution. Failure shall Burns Lloyd, wcnlthy mnnufnc- was ordered, in which hu^isked four ernts aro loyal nnd consistent frionds to " upp” rt tbo bnnd ^n10 tnror of Nonomlneo, Mich., ndvortlsos questions, as follows: o f thu ex-servlco men. • • * Demo- mPnn ^bo Front amount o f work his bnby carriage business with this 1.— "W hat per cent will the railverso: ** road und telegraph ho raised for 11)22? crats bclievo thnt every ono is ontit- pu* n by Mf* Bnll and. tho members Id to a living and that every Indus- o f the bnnd wiU bo for nnu* ht « nd • (Mine have been lowered).'1 trloUH, uhlo bodied person should ro*orffnnlJ!nCon WIH rcqulro them to 2. — "W ill you tell mo just how you "This Is no chnnco, no destiny, no havo nt lenst a living wngo or n full **° lbro,1kh tho snmo hard work In arrived nt fifteen per cent increase fnto, day’s pay for a full day’s work." The ,,rder *° nF'*ln bring tho bnnd back . Can circumvent or hinder or control, for Orango county?" Democratic chairman referred to th ol*0 Pro8ont Pfofloncy. 3. — “ Will you give mo valuations Tho firm resolvo o f a determined coal strike, saying: 1 ^ BAND BOOSTER, May 1st of the different counties for 1021 und soul." "It does seem to mo thnt tho least ^ 0th- lncl»'»lvo, nnd help the civic |tho por cent you havo requested each the operators could do would bo to ''rRanlzntlons o f Sanford to finnnse With this sentiment Mr. Lloyd ap- to raise or lowror for 10227" pronchod his three scoro years n n d. 4.— "W ill tho state millage ho rals- confer with tho miners, according to tbo bnndwrltton agreement. Tholri n that rro­ ton, firm In tho conviction o -[c d or lowored for 1022? (By lower­ thoir ing I don't mean one-fourth o f a mill course mny compol a comploto roor- OLD MISSISSIPPI mance would ontor his life. PASSED HIGHEST STAGE Today ho asserted that his con v ic-1or ono-fortieth o f a cent, ns it wns for gnnlzntlon nnd readjustment o f tho EVrilt RECORDED TODAY coni Industry. I lhingino thnt If tho tlon hnd proved corroct. Yestordny 1021.)" miners wero at fault tho national ad­ ho announced ho hnd married, In tho “ I would like," Mr. Butt continued, (Hr Thr Auiirlnlrd I'r r u l brick Presbyterian church in N o w -“ to hnve this Information that I mny ministration .would ho active In an ef­ NEW ORLEANS, April 20.—The • York, Mrs. Tourlctte Pollen, o f Or- •ho able to explain to tho tax payors of fort to Hcttlc tho striko.” Mississippi passed Its highest stags nngo, N. J., whoso courtosy had won my county thht we mny all know what ever recorded hero today, when Ike Iris nttention when she waited upon tho other part o f the state is doing, GOVERNMENT SHIPS locnl gauge registered 22.1 fo e t It NEW SEAPLANE TODAY , him in a novelty shop In Florida this especially what will ho done nhout tho was stated that twenty-throe feet was TO PORTUGUESE FLYERS oxpectcd. Tho previous record was winter. After a honeymoon in Cali­ railroads and telegraph, ns thoro is a fornia, the' couplo will llvo in Monom- great donl o f dissatisfaction about tho twenty-two feet. (Hr The Axmirlatrd I'rru ) Inco. way the state officers hnve ussessed LISBON, April 20.—Tho now soaMl-. Lloyd said ho recently hind sold (ho railroad and tolqgrnph for the past plano to bo shipped by tho Govern­ ANTI CHRISTIAN M O Y 1 his business for about $3,000,000. few years.......... ” ment to St. Paul Rocks, will enable STARTED IN CII1NA A copy of.M r. Butt’s letter wus sont the Portuguozo aviators to resumo “ A T PEKIN UNIVERSITY DEBT REFUNDING to Govornor Hardee and other momthoir trans-atlsntle flight, whlciLwas COMMISSION TO CHANGE bors o f the stato board of equalisa­ Interrupted by tho destruettion of (Hr The Aaanrln(»d l>re«a) WAR LOANS INTO SECURITIES tion. 4 . at least two weeks boforoSIIRDLU AMOY, China, April 20.— The antiMr. f^R/son’s roply says: "It is o f (Ur The AMUrlntrd Preen) thoir machlno whilo landing at docks. chrlstlan movement said to have WASHINGTON, April 20.— Alllod courso, possible that tho information It wil bo at least two wcoks beforo started with the form ation o f twentygovernments wore ndvlsod by tho thnt I received from Ornngo county the airmen can resume tho fllghtf. such organizations In Peking Univer­ Stato Dcpnrjtment o f American Debt wns not as comprehensive as it ought sity Is spreading rapidly over Chhn. Refunding Commission they wore pro. to have boon and I fool hopeful that Christian loaders and Consular • «MUST LEVY TAX ES pored to begin negotiations* fo r tho we can roach some contusion that will thoritirii express alarm at the extent TO MEET DEFICIT conversion o fvorious war loans Into ho fair to Orango county nnd tWo oth­ o f tho movement which Is reported te OF OUR GOVERNMENT er counties.”— Orlando Sentinel. long timo securities. be backed by communist agitator* ( n r The A u a e la lH I'rcna) WANTED— Second-Hand High chair. BUENOS AIRES, April 20.— Tho WASHINGTON, April 20^Tho Phono 150-W. 21-2tp Munson lino steamer Aeolus collided levying o /additional taxes will prob­ with the British freight Zero today ably'bo necessary to meet the deficit " I ’m Going Right Straight Back tc o ff the coast o f Uruguay, says a radio o f moro than three hundred and fifty *avornbly reported the Fordney t Dance nt Hotel Montozumn, Friday My Dear Old Florida Home,” nt Hln- moBinges received at tho Munson o f ­ Solution authorising the loan o f flvo •0aeCM! ^ Rollon dollars to the Republic W LI. evening. Shnw’s Orchestra. $1 por tcrmlstor’s Piano Storo, Wolnkn Block. fice here. Tho Zoro sank, but tho y r of 1023, by Secretary Mellon, It 20-2tc “ 20-tfp crew was saved. couple. * ,y was said today at tho Treasury. MM Y JACKSONVILLE, April 20^-llim. Austin T. Race, of Winter Haven w m eliKted President, and Gainesville wna aelected as the nineteen twetny-three mWtln* P1*®** ClOIslHg 10001011 KCTO todey of tho Florida Baraea-FIrffcthsa convention: . �Large Fresh Prunes; 2-lbs, for SU G A R , with orders, lb..................v...................... Fresh Mixed N uts, lb.......•.......•*...»............... Tall Creaih, d o zen ............................... Best Grade Creamery Butter, lb, # Best Bacon, lb...... Best Lard, lb.......... Palm Olive Soap, 3 bars fo r • C O N O It will be a sttl day for America, however, when the farm er turns his attention from pork to the pork bar- Nice assortment new spring drees materials received. Styles that will Mrs. Stafford and Mrs. Minchcw please you and at-prices you are wil­ ling to pay. Visit our stofo and get gave a surprise supper over at the the advantage o f the new prices. Smith lake Wednesday evening for Mrs. Cook. Tho supper was enjoyed Rivers Brothers, Sanford avenue. fine. M In thr Court of County Juilnr, Sunlnnlr I'snsssl*. Midi* nf l.'lnr lil ii * The mnny friends o f J. E. Phipps will be glad to know ho is expected home from Mlnmi Saturday where he has been the Inst two months. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dlnkel were vis* itors In Sanford Tuesday. The 40 acres o f uncleared land on Bible class will be at tho home of tho cast side o f Cameron road, known Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pearsons Thurs­ ns the Seth W oodruff tract, has been day. . sold at $160 pur acre. Charlos Dennis Cammie Burnett .left Wednesday bought 10 acres adjoining his farm on morning for St. Augustine. We nil tho South; Fred Walsmnn bought the wish her a pleasant trip. noxt 20 acres and Mr. Barrett the Tho school gave nn cntertalnmont remaining 10 acres. It Is understood last Friday nlpht at the school. tMsf Messrs. Walsmnn nnd Barrett Cake and Ice crenm wns sold besides will elenr their Innd at onca and build tho things in the flsh pond. homes. There is a rumor they will Mrs. Bessie Stenstrom’s Sunday build log bungalows, something new school class is going to give an Eas­ in this section, nnd very attractive. ter egg hunt Sunday. Everybody Mr. and Mrs. Ilutes have moved out come and bring ns mnny eggs as you from town into their now home, the want to. The egss will be hid while formor Corley farm. wo are at Sunday School at tho homo Mr. nnd Mrs. Elwood Irish huve set­ of Mrs. Stafford. tled in West Palm Bunch to muko Mrs. John Pjmlnn and little son their home Instead of going to PaJnek, o f Sanford spent the day very hokeo ns thoy planned to do when pleasantly with her mother, Mrs. H. louving here. . W, Smith Tuesday. Mr. lyid Mrs. I. D. Mnrtin from Snnford nnd their guests, Mr. nnd Mrs. Porter, were calling at tho Dressor nnd Ellsworth homes Sunday. Fourth: I am In favor o f a fish and Kamo law that will protect the game o f our forest and the fish o f our lakes and streams, and will ' support and work fo r any measure elthor local or o f general nature that is recommend­ ed and endorsed by the Seminole Fish & Game Protective Association. , Fifth: I nm in favor o f a State wido no-fonco low with referendum clause, but would favor only such a bill a* would give tho cattlotnen o f our state ample tlmo in whlchJo pre­ pare themselves for the enforcement o f the law. Hi A to to I* to ta J* In re Cafiitr nf l.iiMKWood, I'll! NOTIf'M o r AIM IIM NTII ATOIl ( T o r r i i m l lilMrlim-M*) In re Palate nf 1IAHHIKTT II. COONEY, Notion I* liorahy given, in nil whom It limy concern, ilml mi the 20 th day nf June, A. I) 1023. I Him 11 apply In Die llnnnrnhle K p, IImiMhnliler, .Indue of mill) Court, (in •!11«Ik ••nf I'rnhutf*, for rny filial itI h c Ii h v n n AdniltilMlratnr nf tin* untutn nf Harriett II. Cnnnay, i I p i ' v iih im I, anil that at thu n iu iio Him* I will pro­ aunt In h i i M Court my final accoiuitH iih AdmlnlHtratnr nf aahl outfit!'. anil iihIi for thHr upiuuval Da toil April llth. A. D. 1022. _r . F. J Mt’ DANNKI*. 3ft«0t|> AilmlnlMt ratnr. In Cmirl of Ceil lily .Indue. Neuilnnle Cunnty, Nlnle nr I'lnrliln .m i t i c ' h n r A i m i M N T i i v r i m I Fur I'Imil lllaeliarue I In re Kalnle nf J. HAMILTON IIMl*. N o t ice I* h ereby g iv e n , in nil wliniii II m ny (inner rn. that nn I he 201 h ilay nf June, A. |>. 1022, 1 *hn 11 a p p ly In Ihe l lo n o r iih le M. |.\ llo u s h o h lo r , Juilgo o f Wald Cmirl. iih .Indue o f I’ rotmlu, f o r m y filial dim'liaru* iih AdmhilH tnitnr o f th o until to o f J. H am ilton Itcp. decoiiHod. find that at the Himin tlmo I wilt p r o ­ wont to on Id Court m y filial arrouiitH aw admln lN tarior o f mild oatato. and unit f o r th olr ap p rov a l Dated April lath. A. D. 1023 .. _ A A HON It. ANDIOIIH. A dm ln ln ira tor. The friends o f John nounco his candidacy fo r of County Commissioner No. 2, knowing that he times bo found dolnghts I consider the abovo measures o f vital Importance to our State and County, but also realize that many othor Important matters will como be­ fore tho coming legislature I will asMelsch an- suro,you that I will use my very host the position' judgment and ability In tho considerfo r District atlon of tho snme, but will bo govom will at all cd by tho wishes o f tho mnjorlty o f full duty as tho peoples o f tho County that I Mrs. Pope Washington o f Now Yorl^ Eity arrived Thursday to settle up the estate o f the lute T. G. Roebuck. Mrs. J. H. Allen returned homo Wednesday after, a pleasant visit with her daughter Mrs. L. Y. Hunt o f Ft. Lnudordnle. Mcssri*. E. E. Hardy and John Ran­ ger were transacting business In Han­ ford lust Tuesdny. Rev. Kerr Boyce Tuppor will preach at the Baptist Church Bunduy, April Kith. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith nnd .Mrs, Myra Farrington loft for their homo in Maine after a pleasant win­ ter spent in Longwnod. Mrs. Marion Mobley nnd children o f Okeechobee City Hpent Sunday with her sister Mrs. Rill Allen. Mr. ami Mrs. Partin nnd daughter Miss l.ucille o f Ovcldo were the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. George LoVigno, Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. FTnnk T opliff o f Or­ lando were the guests o f Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Y. Fuller nnd Family Sun­ day. T. P. Lewis wns transacting business In Snnford Tuesdny. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Willinmsnn nnd children were visitors In Snnford Tuesday, Forrest Bryan' formerly n Longwood boy woh run over by n truck Sunday nnd wns seriously hurt. J. S, Dlnkel hns sold his snw mill to A. E. Sjoblom of Lake Mary. i n a n j.iw n m ir n n u m i 'SX ian t c n il M ia m i 20ayniini mu ii i i f s c l&iii. Will double its value at our FOR SALE OR LEASE For the Whole Family Plenty of white shoe3, Silk Hosiery, Corsets, Chil­ dren’s Socks, Hats for men, women and children. Ladies’ and Men’s Furn­ ishings of all kinds. SHOP FRIDAY— Better Service Sanford Ave. and 4th St. SANFORD FLORlbA Tho Augusta Horald has an inter­ esting editorial about fast stenogra­ phers. Showing thoir speed and all that, you know, and whllo wo did not read it wo expect to some time. Reading about fast^atonographers la like reading about fast messehgsr boys and honest porters and all that lino o f humor. In conclusion I will say that I an not prompted to enter this race from any personal reasons, as I have no enemies to punish or friends to reward but have only the best interest of the Stato at heart. The State and Coun­ ty have been good to me, but six years experience as a member of the Board o f County ^Commissioners of Scminolo Count]) and contact with other boards has brought forcibly to my mind somo very important mat­ ters fo r th'o proper development of tho State, which will or should be brought beforo tho noxt legislature 0 . P. SWOPE. ’ ; The most interesting announcement of recent years in tho oil industry hns been made by Wm. C. Robinson & Son Company— tho oldest oil company in America. It tells of the discovery of a new lubricating oil, which will not carbonize, nnd thus glaze the transmission brake band lining of Ford cars, causing what is commonly cnllcd “chntter."** It hns been tested nnd approved by 1615 authorized Ford dealers nnd relinble service stations. r . ■ I ' TESTED BY THOUSANDS Every drop of this oil, to which the name of “ F” Auto­ line wns given, hns been sold under the guarantee of this 90-yenr-old oil company, that it will assure perfectly smooth transmission and braking, or money will bo refunded upon -request. * ^ .A ny Ford owner is invited to fill his crank case with “ F ” Autoline Oil from the Frnnk Akers’ Tire Company, on tho promise that his money will bo immediately refunded by them if his brake and transmission do not operate smoothly. Something special at Rivers Broth­ ers, Sanford avonuo— Ladies' pure throad silk hoso, morcorlzed,lisle top, scam nnd fushloncd stitching*, double solo, heel and too, shaped close fitting nnklo. Colors, black, white and corflovnn. Easter saio price $1.26. Also a very nice and complote line o f every­ thing In socks, threo quarters and full length hoso for men, women, boys, girls nnd infants at Easter Sale prices. Don't fall to soo our show­ ings beforo buying. Rivers Brothors, Snnford avonuo. fltf-2wt The International Association for Mothers’ Day asks that no flowers bo worn on tho second Sunday in May. Tho reason is littlo less than tho sug­ gestion. According to Mrs. Max H osteler, president o f the Nobraskn branch of the association, thcro hns been a good deni o f "falso propaganda” to tho offect that “ nny flower will do for tho occasion,'’ thought tho cnrnntion is tho accepted omblom. “ Wo are ask­ ing Hint no flowers bo worp,” said Mrs. Hostcttor, “ because of the vnst number o f complnints coming from persons who wished to wenr carnntlons last year, but who wero unable to pny tho prlco.” Apparently tho movement is in­ tended ns a chock upon* florists who profited by tho softened public henrt to rnlso tho pvico o f tho chosen flow­ er nnd got rid o f tholr general stock. If thoro wns such profiteering it dosorvod to bo chocktfd nnd mother can bo romombered in other ways. But there is this to bo said in the flor­ ists' behalf. Even sentiment cannot niter tho laws o f supply nnd demand. Whon thcro is n run on carnation:, they bscomo scarce, nnd what is scarce is high. County that there is no man that will appreciate their support more than I and I will promise them that If elected to this poilttvr. will us# my very best judgment and ability In tho conduct o f tho affairs o f the off(c«. £ H O W TH E OLDEST OIL C O M P A N Y M ADE TH E N E W E ST D ISC O VER Y A B O U T FORDS Mr.'nnd Mrs. Elmore Richards, who have been spending the wifRer In St. Petersburg are guests M jhu Corpnny nnd Chorpenlng families. They are MIIH. A. It. STII.KH, Iinri'iimimI. To all Credit or*. LeuateeH. I >Imi rllmi ••«■* ami all |i«r*ou* IiiivIiik H iiline or doliiniid* UKiiliiHt Nuld mtiito: You. imii I nui'li nf you. nrn luireliy notlfli'd ami rni|iilri'tl to iiri-N<’iit uny claim* mid dl•rllmldll which you nr H I li­ fe of you may Iiiivk i i k u I iih I tin- iHtulc of Mr*. A It Still'*, ileeeu*cil, lain of Nelnllliile County, W’lorlilu, to tin, underh Ik unil, iiiliiiliilMtrator of hii lil I'Nlutn, Wlthla two your* from tln> .int•- hereof. PH ONE 481-W Y Dido Strcnstrom has been very ill for the last few days. If your nostrils nro clogged nnd *-•-* “ ■v v»u\{ you enn't breathe freely because o f a cold or entarrh, just get a small bottle of Ely’s Crenm Balm at nny drug store. Apply a little o f thin fragrant, anti­ septic cream Into your nostrils nnd let it penetrate through every air pninage o f your head, southing nnd heal­ ing tho Inflamed, swollen mucous membrane nnd you get instant relief. AhIIow good it feels. Your nos­ trils nro open, your head Is clonr, no morn hawking, snuffling, blowing; no more headache, dryness or struggling for hrenth. Tly’s Crenm Balm is Just what sufferers from head colds nnd catarrh need. It’s n dcliht.— Adv. • Service Station--------------------------- - W H D E U V E R ?3.00 OR OVER----------------- Opposite Ford E » DRIVE IN FILLING STATION First and Elm Avenue Phone 447-W imuiKutio ior mo |)o»ition gf representntlvo from Scminolo County subject to tho decision of the Democratic pri­ mary to bo hold Juno Gth, 1022. Ilnving served for threo terms ns repre­ sentative nnd knowing tho needs of tho county nnd tho stato I will servo tho people to tho best o f my ability nnd bollcvo I am qualified to give Jnto for tho offico o f representative from Somlnole County, subject to tho Domocratlc Primary to be held June 0th, A . D., 1922. O. P. SWOPE. (I’ulil I’nllt leal Advert iHement) (I'uhl Political AdvertiNeinent) Sanford, Fin., April 13th, 1022 In announcing myself ns a candi­ date fo r tho offico o f roprosontatlvo I fool thnt tho votors o f Semlnolo County, should know what I stand fo r especially on several ,of tho more vital issuoa that aro now confronting our Stato and County. First: I am in’ favor o f the roapportionmont o f our State, accord­ ing to tho constitutional amendment to. bo voted on in November. Socondt I ani in favor o f and will bond ovory offort towards the separa­ tion o f Stato and County, taxation, and aftor studying this from every nnglo, I favor tho Stato deriving ita revenue from a flat tax per aero on land, leaving each County to assess tholr improvements to moot tholr toquiromonts. Tho land ia naturo'a SOMETIMES CELERY SELLS ITSELF Sometimes it Needs Somebody to Sell it Bonded representatives in over a hundred carlot markets* MEN— You have heard it hirted aro Tubes wero going up, but hero is a 25 marks tho lowest prices in Tiro history Third: I am in favor o f and will work for nny (noasuro thnt will glvo relief to tho present financial condi­ tion o f our school funds, und will fa ­ vor any mcasuro that will raise tho standard o f our school syalom, real­ izing as wo all must that the student Doing aa -woll as could bo expected o f today will bo tho citizen o f tomor­ In dry times. row. *- Tho gasollno tax Is still on ssys the attorney onoral and Just whore this matter stands is something like tho quostion o f whother Billy Bryan would run or not. / �FRIDAY, APRIL SI, 1911 [alettes Three Friendly Gentlemen TURKISH VIRGINIA BURLEY Manager Herndon Will Occupy Princess Theatre During Interim N'o 0 'v>i I lf,S|| >it 11 i H 1 3 ' C olum bia D ry B atteries are universally used became— Tl* wmWimttt frnmm vS E H kzzx SjtUg Clip BluJImg Columbia Dry B*> M «yh w n h | A rt bMM«r They coat wo IktU, an to «Mf to ok; uin, an to powerful, and list ao long. T W i why they are uaed evarywhera for every battery need. It's why deslns ytl around you carry Col umbrae to meet your demand*— electrictana, hardware •tote*, general «torea, auto aupply shops, garage*, implement dealer*. For doorbell*, busses, heat regulators, alum*, etc.) for gas engine and tractor Ignition; fix quick starting Ignition on non-aclf-stuting Fords; foe every pur­ pose, always— in*i*t upon Columbia. b« la d M ^ a b , C olu m b ia D r y B a t t e r ie s WHIPPING POST WIFE KILLED FOR DELAND, BY HUSBAND ON SAYS MAYOR TAMPA STREETS UNLESS M181)EMEANOHS IN THE WOMAN SHOT SEVEN TIMES IN COL LEU E TOWN AitE HEART OF TAMPA DOWN TODAY DELANO, April 17.— Mayor Camp­ bell declared today in municipal court that unless the misdemeanors abated here tho city would establish a whip­ ping post. TRAMMELL GRATEFUL TO HIS MANY FRIENDS FOR THEIR SUPPORT WASHINGTON, April 17.— Sena­ tor Park Trnmmoll upon being asked today if ho desired to mnkc n state­ ment regarding the positive an­ nouncement of Hon. W. J. Bryan that he would not bo a candidate for tho Scnntc said: "I am naturally very thankful that Mr. Bryan declines to becomo a can­ didate and appreciate hid decision. For a number o f years I have been « friend of Mr. Bryan and our posi­ tion on mnny public questions have been thoroughly in accord and for these reasons I would have regretted a contest with him." "From personal assurances nnd a great number oT letters, I feel confi­ dent that very large mnjority o f tho voters of my state arc favorable to my election to n second term. I have worked with nil tho energy nnd ab­ ility 1 possess in tho interest o f Florida during tho (lvo yenrs I linvo been in tho Senate, In mnny under­ takings for the good of the people of my State I have accomplished favornhlo results and it Ih quite gratify­ ing Hint most Floridians approve o f my public service. With my oxporlenco and the friendships I have mndo in Washington I hope to bo o f grentor ■orvico In tho future. * To tho ten of thousands o f Demo­ crats o f Florida who feel that my services merit for mo a second term, I am deeply grateful." Will Pass Bonus Bill This Session is Plan of Senate Republicans Vote Today was ,111 to 0 on Motion Offered I Ilr T h. A.mirlnled rrr.nl WASHINGTON, April IH.— A decis­ ion to pans tho Holdiors' bonus bill tliiM session of congress was reached today by Senate Republicans in a party con­ ference. Tho voto was 1(1 to (I on tho motion offered by I.enroot, Republi­ can o f Wisconsin. You know what line stationery sells fo r the world ovor. Come in nnd soo our big stock selling bolow cost for two weeks only. Wo need tho room. Herald Printing Co. 18-ltp HTATK SUPREME COURT EXAMINES APPLICANTS FOR BAR ADMISSION (H r T k r AaaoelnfrS 1 'r .a .l TALLAH ASSEE, April 18.—Tho examination o f applicants for ndmittanco to tho bar of Florldn, begun to­ day by tho Stato Supremo Court. * *m Tho Herald for Post Cards. This will bo good nows to tho the­ atre-going public and moans that San­ ford Is getting In tho big city class with now theatres and new business blocks and now hotels nnd everything needed to make up a first class city. Mr. Herndon is moving his picture' machines nnd will try and givo tho patrons a show In the old building up In a new package that fits the pocket— to tho time he loaves for tho Princess A t a price that fits the p ocket-book— Theatre. Ho is arranging new^fnps The sam e unmatched blend o f and now scats nnd many other im­ T u r k ish . Vir g in ia and B u r l e y Tobaccos provements for tho convenience o f his patrons nnd will make them comfortnblo in tho Princess until such timo ns he enn have the new Star ready for them. Tho plans for tho now build­ ing have been drawn and npprovod nnd POSTPONE LAYING DISORDERS CONTINUE will bo given in tho Herald ii^tho next CORNERSTONE FOR few ways and uii who have seen vuem (Ilr The Aaaortatrd I’rcn*) SOUTHERN COL1.FOB BELFAST, April 19.— Dhnrdcra ,,t «• »«- »* being ns near perfect ns n theatre along modern continued tou... it. u i« Marrowbone (MMa oi|j, X||| district o f north Belfast, inhabited lines enn bo made. LAKELAND, Fla., April 18.—Lay. largely by tho Sinn Felncrs. A scor* ing of tho cornerstone for Southern o f casualties from shootings wns To College, buildings fo r which nro now ported to the military, although only bolng erected, hnvo been indefinitely six cases were treated in hospitnls. puslpunod from April 25, the build­ An armored car wns used in an eu- ing rommlttnf*. tbj* college hu* an. denvor to restore order. nounccd, because o f tho inability of Bishop Colder nnd other prominent Two British InvcntorB have design, Methodist churchmen to bo present ed nn automobile that is run by gas at .that time. A dnto fo r ' tUg^ceremony will be manufactured by a producer carried D ll) NOT THANK SENATOR FOR ON TIIEIR THIRD AND MOST on the rear of tho vohlclo. decided upon, it^Wus stated, followHELP IN PASSING FEDERAL DANGEROUS PART OF ingf the general conference of the That it will perform about 05 por Methodist church at Hot Springy RESERVE HILL FLIGHT cent o f tho work o f preparing a meal Ark. > (Ilr The Aa.orlittrd I'rraa) (Hr Thi> Amittrlntrd l*rr««l* is tho claim o f tho inventor o f a now ST. LOUIS, April 18— Woodrow PORTO PRAYA, Cnpo Vordo Is­ electric kitchen utensil. The world at your door every even­ Wilson in n letter Inst night donied lands, April 18.—The Portuguese na­ ing for 15c.— Daily Herald, Tho Herald for Post Cards. tho statement printed recently in the val aviators started at 5:30 this morn­ Globe-Democrat that he had thanked ing for St. Paul’s Rocks on the third Senator JnmcH A. Reed, candidate for and probably the most dangerous leg nomination and re-election, for “ tho of thoir flight from Lisbon to Rio great service which tho senntor ren­ Janeiro. The route lay over nine bun­ dered him in perfecting nnd passing dled miles of water, devoid of markers the federal reserve bill. Tho state­ or guidcshlps ami they expected to ment was issued by Loo Meriwether, reach the rocks in the mid-Atlantic Iq nils attorney and supporter of Reed ten or twelve hours. A Portuguese here. cruiser is awaiting them there with fuel. NONE OF OFFERS FOR SHOALS FOUND TO BE FLORIDA I. O. O. F. ENTIRELY ALL RIGHT ELECT OFFICERS Sanford Is destined to have a new Star Theatre where tho old Star Thoatre stood for so many y e a n and whero It has outlived Its usefulness. Mnnagcy 0 . P. Herndon has decided that It would not be profitable to ovon attempt to rebuild the old theatre and make the necessary repairs thrt would be required by the building In­ spector and he has made ail arrange­ ments to movo his material and ma­ chines to tho Princess* Theatre and will probably movo Wednesday o. Thursday o f this week. The old Star Theatre is one o f the ancient landmarks of this city and will bo torn down immediately, the lumber In tho building being fo r sale now and it Is thought that within the noid sixty days Manager Herndon .. ill 114 tU the old building out o f tho way and the now building can be started. WILSON DENIES PORTUGUESE STATEMENT MADE NAVY ELVERS A B O U T REED STARTED TODAY TAM PA, April 17.— W. F. Clark, 12, a blacksmith, jumped from an au­ tomobile at the corner of a downtown business district today, shot Ids wife to dentil witli a rifle and then killed himself with a pistol. The woman was a second wife and the emipto had been separated some time. She had filed suit for divorce. In tho cross bill for divorce the husband charged the wife with infidelity. Tho woman W A « l n v ^ T n v " ‘,‘ ,ArJ.i,,VQ"", »r i HT’ ^PETERSBURG, Fin., April was struck by soven bullets and after n r ! A f o N? T N> i m r , 8 , _ “ e,m* 18.— II. B. Zimmerman, o f Lnkelnnd, the first shot fired, sho cried, lbo s o f tho house military committee wail RoloctC(, Rrnml patr|nrch o f tho "Pleaso don’t shoot any more." concluded yo ordny their firs!* ex- anim| Encnmpmcnt 0 . O. F. of change o f individual opinions on the Fll,ri<,a ut lho Hcaaion hoW yeaterda our private proposals foP dev* op. ,lflmi()OI, 0 lher officers were elec, ing tho govornmont's projects nt Mus- tcd (|, fon0W3. Florida East Coast Has New Fast Freight Making Improvements ^ /‘"'F IF T E E N u n tlfw 11”; A! nbajnVAt" J hatr ttime unMS s’p. 0 rl“Hoffman, n('°* Kr,ind Koy high until Wednesday. It pri,F'Ht.'■ ffdm p was announced by chairman Kahn Wc5t( Rran(l Ben|or wardon. Max Will Snon llulld Parallel Lino Okee­ the committee will begin boiling Serken, West Palm Beach, chobee City to Palm Roach down ho testimony heard during tho Rnui(, junior warden; .1. T. Dale Investigation o f the offers to reach 0rIamj0( Brflml Mribo. c . D. Rino. (llr The A**oelnleil I'rrnn) tho outstanding 'features of each pro- hart, Jacksonville, grand treasurer; KEY WEST, April 18.— Tho Flori­ posnl to bo considered ns a pare o f A . W catherford, Key West, grand da East Const Railway already is hav­ tho reports to bo drafted for tho mar»hu,; Roy J. Hahn, Arcadia, ing its hands full moving potatoes ‘ Krnnd Hontlnolj Max L. Tharfrom tho Hustings district and other S ... In,ant a n o n * Ih . cammltlaa. .,„ck, onv||l„. oulildo vegetables from tho territory further men, it wns said, had not yet ronch- „orff(nc] , f„ m South, but the beginning of a new o,l th . .I n * . where „ „ y „ ( tho o x l.t -1 Moro ...... . r,„ „ , „f „ 8ltlero,, , or fast freight movement which will fur­ ntt |,rnpo.nl. hnd rrcoivo.l p r e f e r ...' ther tax the capacity of the line is un­ “ w an . . . . . a , th” eonvontlnn. More than 300 are derway. The first shipment of pine­ While hopeful that the final o n - 1„xpiete,l la arrive tomorrew. a ___________________ _ . apples.from Culm has boon forwarded (lenvor o f tho committee to report " constructive proginm for developt a u p o n FISHERMEN hero and hundreds of carloads an) ex­ pected to move north within the near nient of Muscle ShnnU to tiio hirtiso" ARE GETTING READY future. The Cuban pineapple move­ would reeflvo tho full approvnl of tho FOR IHG SEASON ment through Key^ West this season twunty-ono members on tho commit­ tee. Chairman Knhn said he wnit unST. PETERSBURG, April 18.— is expected to amount to 1 hlilo to predict what tho final duelsTarpon fishermen here nro oiling crates. ion would bo or which o f tho existtheir reelH, buying now lines nnd Tho railroad within the last few ing offers now under consideration hooks nnd patching tho old hickory days announced that it has placed an would bo recommended in whole or in shirts and khaki trousers preparatory order with tho American Locomotive , to tho summer campaign against tho Company for threo switch engines and part. Members who attended the oxocu- Silver Kings, for tho vanguard o f tho seven Pacific type engines for pas­ tiva committeo sessions while tho dnvading army o f fish has appeared senger and fiiHt freight Hurvlco, to ho exchange o f tho opinions wns in pro- i" tho passes to tho Gulf, built at the Richmond plant of thu gross said today tho indications were Sovernl schools wore stfen at Passcompany. It is understood tho rond thnt-rinportant modifications In tho a-Grlllo early In tho week whllo ono also In tho nonr future will begin construction o f tho lino hutwoun Okee­ existing offers probably would bo In- wns hooked nt Egmont Tuosday. Sev ch obee City and West Palm Beach, a sistod upon by tho committeo before oral strays hnvo boon scan nt differ­ distance of seventy miles. This would it submitted a report to the hmiso. ent places during tho last few weeks give tho Flagler System two routes None o f tho proposals, It wns ex­ but apparently the Schools now are north between West Palm Beach and plained, wns entirely acceptable to propnrlng to show up In full force within tho noxt few days. New Smyrna and would greatly re- tho committee, if tho opinions nlrendy flovo traffic congestion, * voiced by tho mombers could bo ac­ cepted as reflecting the attitude o f THE SECRETARY tho twenty-one members. U. S. ENSIGN HELD ON A strong insistence prevailed If he writes a letter, It U too long DESERTION CHARGE ninong tbe committeemen that tho If he sends a postal, it ia too short. I f ho odits a pamphlet, he’s a spend­ proposal of llcn ry Ford should bo (Hr Thr Anaiiclnti-d I’ m . ) PHILADELPHIA, April 1 8 .-0 t is modified so an to eliminate tho thrift. If ho goes to a committeo meeting C. Petit, formor ensign In the United steam plant nt Goygns from tho prop­ States navy, charged with deserting erties ho proposes to purchnsa nnd he's butting in; if ho stays away, at Charleston, S. C., In July, 1020, lensc, It was said. Anothor point in he's a shirker. I f tho crowd is slim at a mooting, with 14,000 to (1,000 belonging *to that offer not altogether satisfactory tho itpjw ,of tho U. S. S. Buford, Is according to somo membdrs, wns tho ho should hnvo called tho members under arrest and being hold at tho 100 yenrs ionso period. A reduction •up; if he calls them up, he’s a pest. Philadelphia navy yard to await to 50 years was preferred W several, If ho duns a member fo r his dues, rnusi he Is Insulting; If ho does not collect court!martial. members. them, ho's not on the Job. If an ontertainmant Is n howling OAKLAND, California, April 18.— NEGROES HELD UP BANK MESSENGER Phillip Riloy, Editor o f the Froo success, tho committeo Is praised; if IN KANSAS CITY Pfcss, a local jycekly, wns seized by It’s a failure, tho secretary Is to tlirce men Inst night and taken into blame. I f ho asks for suggestions, ho's in­ KANSAS CITYi April 18.—Two the hills, where ho was tnrrod-nnd competent; if ho doesn’t, ho’s bull­ negroes with pistols forcod n hank feathered. headed. messenger to leave .a crowded street Ashes to ashes, Why sKould ono become n bandit car hero today nnd enter an nutaino Dust to dust; bile, then robbed, him o f eleven thou and get it in Htnnll amounts when If others won’t do It. sand dollars, four thousand o f which there nro so few restrictions on the The Secretary m u s t ’ was cash. swindling game? DEVOE V E L O U R F IN IS H Is Your H ouse A Home? The answer is on the waits J I/ A L L S nre ihe background of r r fam ily life. They affect the beauty, cheer and cleanlinets of •very room. ^ When finished with the *oft mellow tints of Devoc Velour Finish (a flat oil puint) walls not only help to make the things in front of them beautiful, but becom e beautiful themselvea. And because such walls are washa­ ble, their cleanliness and fresh beauty nre easily preserved by tlw occasional use of soap, water and a rag. Devoe Velour Finish can be applied on any interior wall or ceiling. Devoe Products ore lime-tested and proven,—backed by the 168 years'experience of thepldest palm manufacturlngconcemlntheU.S. Founded 1734. Ball Hardware Co. 'SI Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING “SWIRLING'S SUBDIVISION” tlon lots are being sold riRht along and building in this Hcction is such as to gludden the heart of those who have the good o f Snnrord til heart. This is no idle talk— I have weighed tho statement and to say jimt what is my candid convictions would put it most too btrong for tho careful, conservative person— that person whose eyes are turned backward^-The fellow who hns VISION will agree with me now— th« n th n r i „ t „ r J. E. SPURLING 11Tho Man Who Sella Dirt Cheaf1' Watch the South Boat Corner of Page 7 wo �. . AMERICAN WILL TOUR . # FRANCE, ENGLAND AND lltfc- MEMBERS AND COMMITTEES ON EQUALIZATION BOARD MEET­ F LAND AFTER SEASON W AGE CONTRACTS ARE ING TO TAK E UP D A W . CLOSES IN MEETING SON'S RAISES /n> Thr AM flm ti* PrcM) WASHINGTON, April 18r—A bam- (H r The Aaaoclntrd P r tia ) NEW YORK, April 18.— Efforts of ilomiintr trip through England, Ire- Anthracito miners operators^ to setUnd antl Franco after major league tlo the strike was resumed hero to­ .rtion closes is In prospect fo r the day when members o f their Joint sub­ committee on wage contract negotia­ Washington Amoricnn Lcaguo club tions re-opened tho series of confer­ and another major league club to be ences which began two weekB before ifc.,rtd or. later, Ted Sullivnn, who tho strike wac took the White Sox and Giants on a trip around the world some years ago Ij jn charge of the plans. - FIFTY liv e s t a k e n .j . SECRETARY PKARMAN W RITES SONG MIT ABOU T FLORIDA ballplayers , - FRANCE IS SORE \ • AND OTHER NATIONS WILL GET TH A T W AY WHEN DETAILS tB j T he Aaanrlaird Prraa) JACKSONVILLE, April 18*—Tho State Tax Equalisation Board today at Tallahassee arc hearing protests against the order o f Dawson increas­ ing the tax assessment roll o f var­ ious counties. It was reported hero early this afternoon that Duval coun­ ty ‘a increase o f fifteen per cent was ordered suspended by tho Board. GRAND COMMANI1ERY KNIGIIT8 TEMPLAR W ILL MEET IN PALATK A ( H r Th* Ananplntrd Prraat Secretary Peamvan o f tho Sanford Chnmbor o f Commerco nstdo from be­ ing ono o f tho best publicity mon in the state, is also a song writer o f note and has written several good song hits in tho days when be was in tho big city. His latest Is one cnllod, " I ’m Going Right Back to My Dear Old Florida Home" nnd the cover Is excellent showing the palms o f Flori­ da shading a benutiful bungalow homo and in tho corner Is the young man ridlngvdn tho rcur end o f tho Florida Special train while tho snow is falling nil around him. Tho words are very catchy, the tune Is most entrancing rnd it i.lu net i,« ioitg eiv, Ur* boys and girls will bo humming tho now song nil over Florldn nnd in mnny oth­ er states. Tho new Bong is bound to make a hit everywhere nnd Mr. Pearman will enjoy a nlco royalty from the song. Tho music was arranged by Will Donaldson nnd tho arrangement by Chns, Schmidt and it is all to the good. . ’ The many friends o f Mr. Poarmnn in this city aro oxtonding congratu­ lations to him nnd they appreciate greatly his offorts to ndvortiso Flori­ da in many different wnys. As a pub...a. Mr, Pcnrman is ono o f tho finest in the business nnd ho hns plac­ ed Sanford on tho mnp in mnny wnys. I u-m P&KS ■ Penn's is packed air-tight in the patented new container—the quality is sealed in. Penn's is alw&ys fresh. . Buy Penn's the next time. Clean — fresh— sweet. SEALED PALATKA, April 18— Two hun OF TREATY A R E KNOWN AIR-TIGHT ILLINOIS, INDIANA AND OIIIO dred or moro delegates aro expected to attend tho Twenty-Eighth annual _ (H r The Aaaaotaled rveaa) * SWEPT I1Y MOST DISASTROUS PARIS, April 18.— A Havas dls- conclave o f tho Grand Commandery, TORNADO OF YEARS pntch from Genoa says tho Allies nre Knights Templar, which begins here drafting a note to tho Gormans and Thursday. A parado Thursday mor­ (llr The Aeaoeluted 1‘ rraa) CHICAGO, April 19.— Sweeping IiuBsinns notifying them it will be ning Trill be th» op en in g featuro and northonstwnrd through the mlddlo impossible for tho Gormans and Rus­ the opening ceremonies o f tho com­ fMtcm stntcs tho storm which orlgln- sians to continue participation in ses­ mander^ will bogin nt 11 o ’clock. Tho ,t(d ju tho Rocky Mountain region sions o f RusBlnn Affairs Commission business session, will come to a close Sunday had pnased over Ohio today o f conference if they persist" in ninin- Saturday afternoon. O /) G u a r a n t e e d \ry * ^ N tuvei'^i,: •entertiinaten* features SUICIDE’S' "DEATH tMvinc death *hd much dprirucH«v\ Jr tflin'n/r tSi’ .Jlui'V’ -Girrwon hnvo been planned by tho local com ­ |ti wake. Tho loss o f nearly fifty NOTE" AT INQUEST GENOA, April 18.— Consternation mittees, among them a banquet Fri­ lives is attributed to the storm, which LAKELAND, April 17.— A long, developed considerable energy as it caused by tho German-Uussinn coup day evening and an uutomoblle trip passed over Illinois and Indiana, tak­ in concluding tho treaty of Knpallo Saturday morning to Hnstlngs to rambling "death noto’ was Introduced relury and Treasurer, nail J. II. Forgu- W ANTED—To hoar from owner o f nt the coroner's inquest Saturday into Hon. A. J. Loaning, W. W. Van Ness, J. ing in ninny places the form o f torna­ supplanting tho Brost-Litovsk pact view the potato fields. good rnnch for sale. Stnte cash F. McClelland, and II. J. Lehman shall the suicide of L, R. Hursthousc, once constitute does. Dnmnge to property will mount showed yo signs of abating as the Iho board o f directors. pjlco, ful particulars. D. F, Bush, Article VI. a captain In the British army, whoso Into the ml ilions. Twenty-one persons economic conference continued its de­ JUDGE JOE BARMAN The hlghost amount of ladehtedaess Minneapolis, Minn, liberations today. Peoplo who pre­ body, face down, was found In a or liability to which Iho corporation HOLDS SOME COURT are among tho known dand in Indlnna, Apl 7-21; Muy 5-11); Juno 2-18 may, at any time, subject II so If shall woods near here Friday. the greatest death llBt being In Cen­ dicted at the outset of tho conference W EST PPALM BEACH not oxeood twice the amount o f Us paid tho result in great good or disaster to In tho letter, Hursthousc, who came up capital slock plus Its surplus. tral Illinois^ FOR SALE— Tomato plants, any Arllelr VII, Europe were inclined todny to toko the here three years ngo from New Zea­ (fir The Aiiorlntnl I'rraa) Tho nnttios and places o f rcsldcncn of quantity, for prompt delivery.— W EST PALM BEACH, April 18.— land, stressed his financial difficul­ tho Incorporators and tho number of INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 18.— view tho conference was headed to­ 28-tfc shares subset limit by each uro as f o l ­ Chase & Co., Phone 5.80. Electric and wind storms passed w ard disaster which only tho coolness The municipal court in Jacksonville, ties, hut said thnt he did not owe more low s: A. J. Loaning, Hanford, Florida, 100 W A N T ED — Men or a omen to take oracross Indiann yestordny, leaving ruin­ o f Lloyd George nnd other conference presided over by Judge J. J. Beck- than $1,000. lie said he Mamed only sh arcs. dors fo r getiulnu guaranteed hosiery, lenders could prevent, himself for "tho mess" he had made 'L . Urban May. Hanford, Florida, 100 for mon, womon and children lOllmtned farms und isolated villages in thoir ham, formerly n conductor on tho shares. nteH 140.00 a week full time. of things, and expressed appreciation .1. K. Smith. Hanford, Florida. 100 11,00 darning. rake. alt hutir spare time. Exparlenoa GENOA, April 18.— The signing of Senbonn] Air Lino Rnllwny, is said H h liras. uunocoHBury.— International m o ck in g for the kindness of his wife, who is n Communication difficulties and W. \V. Van Nosh, Hanford, Florida, Milts, NorrlHtown, l ’a. ZD-lOtp a trenty between Germany and Rus­ to bo probably tho most interesting Fort Meade schoou teacher,, anil his loil shares. washouts have caused dolnycd or suaJ. II. Ferguson. Sanford, Florida, 100 sia which nullifies tho Hrest-Litovsk tribunal In the state, because of tho friends, pended service on mnny railroads. shares. treaty and re-establishes full diplo­ original mnnnor In which Judge .1. F. .McClelland, Hanford. Florida, 100 GOOD GRADE The funeral services wore held Sat­ Tornadoes were reported uh having shares. matic •relations between these two Beckham runs it, but tho local court J. IT . Dorsey. Hanford, Florida, 100 urday afternoon. The inquest wns visited six Indiana towns yesterday. shares. countries on a basis of equality has presided over by Judge Joo L. Ear- recessed at noon. Hedrick and Slonn suffered worst ncII, J, I.ehmnn, Hanford, Florldn, ion C1II2AI' enusod, profound astonishment nnd ro- mnn nppnrcntly is running It a close shares. tordiug to early reports. SummltSTATE OF F1.0I11DA, sentment among tho allied delegations. second. Judge Enrmnn several days Prompt Shipment "Plans for building n bridge ncross COUNTY OF HRMINOLH: ville, Gaston, hfntthews nnd WheelTho ministers of tho powers which ngo taxed n defendant In n liquor On tliIh day personally appeared b e­ Indian River nt Wntmsso aro being fore me ,1. II. Ferguson, A. J. Leaning, hit, nortlieast o f hero also reported L. W. BERG MANN convened tho conference decided at a case $500 nnd then turnod loose an discussed by tho citizens of that sec­ W. W. Van Ness, I, Urban May, .1. If. Bax 211)3, Station A , Jacksonville, Fla. . ilomis. Hmlth, II. .1. Lehman. J. F. McCIclund meeting held last night to hnvo a nutomohilo speeder nnd gave him tion, and it is reported that interest in D. Oiissoy. the persons who sub The property damage at Wheeling . arid ....................... committee o f experts uxnmlno this money out o f his pockot to buy some­ tho nrnnosllion is ernwlni. ilnJIv " scribed lo the foregoing chatter, and F proposition is growing tinny. P|lc)| for imforo nte acknowland Gaston Ib reportod heavy nlthough trenty this morning, to dotormina thing to eat. LANDIS. FISH A HULL Bnys tho Fort Pierco Nows-Trlbuno.! edged that lie did so for tho purposes no lives are beliovod lo s t whether it conflicts with tho Cannes William Rumbnugh and his wife, Tho newspaper, tolling that tho pro- J‘' ' wTtniVhh'M v' hand and seal of of- Attorneys and Cuunscllors-at-Law resolutions or tho Trenty o f Versail­ wero arrested for speeding through joct would not ho difficult of nccom- f|ou “ * tFb*rld^,, this the icih LAFAYETTE, Ind., April 18.— Two DoLAND, FLORIDA ,, . ,. , , , day of April, A. D. les. tho city limits at !!0 miles an hour. plishmoht, ns tho river I h less than J. II, HIIAHON, (Notarial Heal) women wero killed nnd an unidenti­ Wilffpructice in the Statu und F*<l*r* Subsequently the convening powers Brough boforo Judgo Enrmnn, RumNotary Public. n mile wide nt the point indicated and My commlssltm expires April lith. lli-’ f, al Coiir^H. Special facilities for Exfied man probably was injured in a will meet with Poland, Czecho-Slovnk- bmigh said all the money he had wnn not very deep, adds thnt "tho bridge 1 8 -lto ____________________________________ m ining nnd Perfecting Land Titles. tornado which Btruek Newton county iu, Rumania nnd Jugo-Slnvin to ascer­ $1,70, hut thnt ho had enough gaso­ would ho useful to n great section of In the Clreiill t inirt of the Seventh Ju­ late yetserday. \ dicial Circuit of the stole of I’ lorldti, tain the view o f tho lessor powers and line in his car to laka him to Jack­ country, ns the peoplo on both tho In ami fur Seminole Comity.— deal with the report of the experts. In Chancery. sonville whore he expected to obtain north and south parts of the Island INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 18— Thu British and French delegates a position and make enough to carry would he nblo to use it to ndvnntngc, CITATION Heavy rainfall accompanied by high declared lifst night thnt they consldwhilo the construction o f n road to T. his wife nnd himself on their way to IHilary, Complainant, LAW YER . winds resembling winter gales and Tho British and French delegates their home in Cleveland, Ohio. vs. conqect with the Vero hridgo would Office in thu Court House considerable lightning continued lust declared last night thnt they consid­ Leah Illllery. Defendant. "When did you have breakfast ? " he o f benefit to travelers ns well ns To l.eah Illllery. No. rinr.'A Linden SANFORD FLORIDA night to moko flood conditions in In­ ered the signature o f the treaty u dis­ Htroet, Wlnston-Huloin. North C aro­ those who Hvo on tho islnnd." Judgo fcnrmnn asked. lina: diann grave. Fair weather prevailed loyal net. Apparently, it may imporll appearing from an nffldavll filed "W e hnvo not enten yet, for wo Notice In hereby glvmi t lint lie- timlerfor n few hours in many parts of tho il the conference. np;mol will, on Friday. April '.'H, 11132, or In this cause Unit you are a non-resi­ left Miami nt 5:55 a. m., nnd wero nr- an soon Ihurcuftcr uh convenient, apply dent o f the State o f Florida, therefore, statu yestordny but with night fall tho It is stated that the signing of the rcsted before wo had breakfasted," to the Honoralile l.’ary A. Harden, Uov- you, l.eah Illllery, lire ordered and re­ storms resumed. I'rnor o f the Hlato of Florida, for lel- paired on the Gth day o f June, A. U. trenty, which took plncu at itapullo wns tho reply. trrn patent incorporating T i l l ’ ODD 11122, in appear to the hill of complaint Families living in the lowlands, Sunday, was unknown to tho nllied I I’ KI.LmVH HUM, h i m : AHHOCIATION, exhibited agulnst you In this eause. Attoriicy-at-Law "W ell, you ennnot travel far on tho under It Is ordered that this notice lie p u b ­ the follow ing proposed charter, amply warned, aro snfo in mpst, In­ loaders, when Lloyd George, Hnrthou, lished In the Hanford llernld once nt money you have nnd If you spend it Hie original o f which Ih now on file In N o , 14 G a rn er-W ood ru fT ID iild in diana rivor bottoms. Cloud burst yes- ............................. ....................... ^ the o ff ic e o f the Hecretary o f Hlato o f week for four weeks. Schnnzcr and Thounys mot yestordny for hrenkfnst you will have nono left the .State o f Florida at TuUnhaMRee. WITNESS my hand anti the seal oft terdny killed stock nnd blighted ^or- j afternoon to consider tho reply which fo r lunch. Here, take this," said the . this c o n n on thlH the 18th day of April, SANFORD, FLA. A, J. I.OHSI Ni l A. IJ. 1!I22. I, UllllAN MAY chnrds mid spring crops. Indinnn far­ tho Russians might make to tho con(HEAL) E. A. DOUOLAHH. Judge, handing tho couple $2. “ Go out .1. K. SMITH mers have been able to accomplish lit­ ditions imposed on that country, hut Clerk Circuit Court, \V. \V. VAN NMHH and get your breakfast nnd bo on Hemlnote County, Fla. .1. II. FUHUDSON is spiing planting. 30-Blc. Ily: A, M. WEEK'S. D. C. ns soon as tho delegates learned of the your way,' J. F. Mrt’ LULLAND, .1, D. Dt IHSI1V Indianapolis was declared beyond treaty, their program wan changed ♦ 11. J, I.HUMAN danger Inst night by the weather bu­ and the situation, which is considered AIITICT.KN OF I.VCOIIPOK CCIOV OF BAPTIST PREACHER TIIU 01)1) FF.I.I.OWH Ill'll.HIM: reau officials. extremely grave, fully discussed. ASSOCIATION RECOVERED STOLEN CAR MY SPECIALTIES: Levees in nil parts o f tho state wore " Wo, the unduralgnud, hereby iiHaodM. Hnrthou, head o f tho French ourselvas togelher for the purpose HAD PLENTY OF NERVE aofle form reported holding. in g a hotly politic and corporate delegation, is seeking further instruc­ Pickard's Hand-Painted China tinder tho Inwn of the Htule o f Florldn, tions from ills government nt Purls with and under the follow ing proposed Gorham's Sterling Sliver (lly Thr Assoelaled Press) CHICAGO, April 18.— Twelve per- nnd declared thnt ho would not sit boPLANT CITY, April 18.— Friends charter. Ungers' Plated Ware Article I Kan uro known to hnvo boon killed, side Russians in semi-official meet­ The name o f the corporation shall he hero o f tho Itov. Mr. Griffin, pnstor Elgin and Waltham Wntchea THH ODD FKI.IJtWM HUH,DIM) ASSO­ ■lure than a hundred injurod and ings. o f the Baptist church ut Winter Ha­ CIATION mill Hit principal place or hiin| thousands made homeless by tornadoes Thu actions of tho Russians nnd ven doclaro that tho minister hns Iliens shall lie at Hanford, Florida. Article II, Md Hoods which swept over tho cen­ Germans on -first announcement, had The general nature of tho buslnesa nerve far above the nvorngo. Mr. Parcel Post Your'Cleaning and he tmnsneteil hy the corporation tral west yesterday. an almost stunning effect on the al­ G r iffin , was working In his orango to shnll lie: To buy, construct, own, hold, Dyeing to Tornadoes wero reported in a score lies. Premier Lloyd George said he grovo at Winter Haven BoVernl days leanc, noil, -let, anil olherwlse control Enriri\ the soil, Increase tho and dispose o f real estate and buildings °f Illinois, Indlnna nnd Arkansas know these countries had been negoj ago when throo mon In n enr stopped for lodge ami fraternal purposes, nilyield, hasten mnturlty, Im­ towns. Homes wore demolished, wire tiating for months, hut was not aware nnd nsked for information about tho dllorluina, mid other purposes co n n e c t­ ed therewith, to inako contrncts to fu r­ prove tho quality. It pays to ■ervice crippled nnd livestock killed. they had signed n treaty until luta road. Suspecting tho car wns n stol­ ther Its purposes and IjiihIiiohs, to b o r ­ uso thorn rogularly. Stock In row money and to securu tho Home by Throughout tho area from Ohio on yesterday afternoon. on machine, tho minister) after re­ a pledge o f Its stock, or by po Ioh, m ort­ our wnrehouso nt Sanford. thu cast to Knnsns nnd Nobruskn on hoods, and other obligations, Tho situation is so critical thnt the ceiving unsatisfactory replies to sev­ gages, Booklet froo from wnrehouso upon the property o f the corporation, tho west, heavy downpours swelled most prominent delegates are reserv­ eral questions told tho strangers and generally lo have ami exercise all or from — flood waters of streams already out ing their opinion^ until nfter tho ex­ ho was going to take them to Win­ such powers as may he Incident to the * • business and purpose o f the co rp o ra ­ of their banks, und inundated thous­ perts examine the new document. ter Haven for Investigation, llo or­ tion, or other hunliicHS o f like n a ­ ture. and to ImvtL enjoy, and exArmour Fertilizer 611 Main St. Jacksonville, Ft ands of acres o f rich farm land in ad­ Tho treaty provide^, for rounucin* dered them to drivo ahead nnd follow­ crelse all the r l g l 9 . (towers mid p riv ­ Jacksonville. Florida______ Wc prepay parcel postage on return. ileges ,Incident to cnrpoiatloii organized dition to tho cost trncts ulready under tion o f war expenses, damages nnd ex­ ed in his own car. Shortly aftor und existing under the laws of the Water. penditures incurred through war pris­ starting, the strnngors speeded up Hlato o f Florida. Article III, While snow nnd sleot covered Colo- oners, renunciation, nlso of all claims their mnchlno und abandoned it. Tho nmoiint of capital stock o f the !>do, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri nnd o f Gorman individuals or tho state Itlorporntlon shall he Fifteen Thousand It developed the machine vVns stolen 6 A rL_800 ACRES, Flowing well, Celery U n d , 5-acre lA.n0D.no) Dollars, divided Inin Fifteen f 7 A D Inwn were pelted with heavy hull sulf against tho soviet republic. Re­ from a gnrngo hero several dayB pre­ 4f Hundred (IGOOf shares, o f the par vnluo r U I i O a L u trncts or more, easy payments. This Is the which ■torms which smashed windows und dumption of consular nnd diplomatic viously nnd tho owner had offered a o f Ten dlDHH) Dollars each, largest solid body of Flowing well land in the shall ho payable In lawful money of ----------------------■•used much dnmngo to crops. Suv- relation:} is to take place Immediate­ reward of $t}0 for It. tho United Hlulca o f America, or In C dgfy District property, or labor, or survlces, at ®ri|l inches of snow wore roported ly; commercial relations uro to ho regMr. Griffin said one o f tho Btrnng- and Joel valuation to ho fixed hy tho SEE from Denver. of directors at a mooting hold for uluted on tho most favored nations ors had a pistol whilo he was un­ hoard that purtuiMc. Article IV. armed. principle and the rights of the nationThe terms for which tho corporation SAVANNAH PROHIBITS JAZZ ala o f both countries In tho territory shall exist nhall he perpetual unions sooner dissolver according lo law, LOUGHMAN MILLS of tho othor aro to ho conserved. Artlrlg V. „ . ' " r Thf> A■anrlule* Pi-rnt DAMAGED BY F I R E The biutlut'KH of tho corporal Ion shall Tho two governments will assist SAVANNAH, On., April 18.— An conducted by a President, a VlceCOVERED BY INSURANCE ho ProHldont, a Hocruiury mid Treuaurur. ordinance prohibiting Jnzi dancing in cnch othor in thuir economic difficul­ ---------laud u board of d Iroc torn to conelslutf Savannah was adopted by city coun- ties, nnd tho Gorman government de­ .in r Axtnn ak . ii w a not lens thnn flvu nor moro than seven of ORLANDO, April 18.— A llro o t , Its stockholders. The directors shall t>6 Consulting Chemist says of the water: "Of the many waters of thla and otlh c yesterday afternoon. A clausa ex­ clares Itself ready to facilitnto econ­ tm.Tnfnmilnnd origin last night dam- '.elected annunlly hy tho utockhnldor* on empting jnzz dancing In thcatroa was omic contrncts between pflvnto enter­ undetermined origin last nignc aam- hn B#COf1(, Tue; d(l^ ln .January of euoh cr regions that I have analysed, I have found none auperlor in all good quali­ aged tho mills and lumber yards of .year at R:00 p. 111. at a mooting held for eliminated from tho ordinance. Prac- prises in tho two countries. the Everglade. C ypr.u Company at |a ^ r a ’ S ^ 't '^ S 'l S S 'W l ^ A 'T S y e J ties of that'of tho "Elder Water."—Phone 311-W. Office la Miller Bnlldlaf , F a'l the ministers In Savannah • i* Loaghmen. The lo .. " t aaa tandred, ! n a ' ’, , ' S : £ i Support fo r the foot without bind­ ■dvoented tho law. and soventy-nve thousand dollars was elected at tho first annual meeting of. ing Is provided by a shoo Invented by r * u --------------------------------ImmranM j .IIho etockholdere Khali he tiuallfled, l.iiuliinuu l*A nnOMnen I Irvn .1shall L1, 11 tho1 |Iho j I w ,.bnalne»e of Athe cornoration *Ve can’s Judge a man by hla a Canadian w iti lacing which crosses largely covorcd by ^ an.i avtanda farther around the foot Wndo Tucker o f Klssimmeo Is Gener- conducted by the following officers: J. tH. Ferguson, Pres dent: A. J. Lnsalng, ea. But ns n rule you can judge and extends la n n er arounu u n than ordinarily. ' #1 managed for the company. ......................... I V ice-P- resid-en t; W . W . Van Nona, Soohim by his w ife's clothes. STABLE MANURE SCHELLE MAINES GEO. G. HERRING HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER BIG CROP Fertilizers ROGERS & JONES French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers Works f _ _ _ _ FRANK L WOODRUFF ELDER SPRINGS W A T M "— I T ^ Elder Springs Water Company �THE SANFORD HERALD tatoee ware being loaded, and also scenes in the potato fields.-—Times 'Union, celery _nnd lettuce, beans and cucum­ trip when It Is necessary to visit the :he most eoartaoui rninnir infl gtvfe-' n exchange for your money, its valoj. bers^ peppers and potatoes and oth- capital, There you have the attitude o f the D. L. THRASHER. average citizen o f W est Florida. That county Is credited with 12,860 • SPEAKING .ABOUT WATER population by the last census, a gain 'RATES o f 1,453 alnce the previous census. HEAD STUFFED FROM There is but one county intervening CATARRH OR A COLD between Holmes and Leon, the county , Tho Lakeland Star had a lot to say tho other day about Palatka and San­ in which tho capital Is located. And BytCreamAppUed I f Neetrfle ford and Tampa nnd other cities ask­ yet this smalt group o f people have Opens Air Passages Right Up, ing the aid o f inland cities to keep tho presumption to set up os an argu­ up tho preferential rates and that the ment against the removal o f the cap­ port cities should tako care o f them­ ital that it would be an Inconvenience Instant relief— no waiting. Yout selves and take their jgedloine. It nnd an expense to them to have to clogged nostrils open right up; thc air was silly stuff and failed so utterly trnvel a longer distance o f the capi­ passages o f your hc$d clear nnd you to score a point in favor o f the peo­ tal Is moved to tho center o f popula­ nan brentho freely. No more knw ple getting better rates that the tio n . king, snuffling, blowing; headache Herald did not reply to i t However, There are a number o f tawni in dryness. No struggling for breathe ■ skald Btrauuno. THE MILK CAMPAIGN tho Tampa Tribuno and the Palatka south Florida which have a larger nt night; your cold or catarrh disap. News did reply and tho replies a n population than tho entire county o f penrs. given in this issue. It seems Under the auspices of the Woman’s Holme-. L'. o:ur.tjr there are ten Get i* sm&ii U>Uiu in Ely's Cream There's n lot of >OuUa iviiera who Club last week a Milk Campaign was times nk many people as there are in Will ttaya is puriiying the pictures. strange that any one in Florida Balm from your druggist now. Apply This Holmes county, nnd the volume o f a little o f this fragrant, antiseptic, H e has already punctured the A r- should ask tho port cities to light seem to think that n marriage certifi­ put on In Seminole County. against their own people and against cate la a secret of how to pull a live work was most ably directed by Mrs. business Is easily thirty o r forty fcuckle baloon. healing cream In your nostrils. tho water rates when sinco tho world rabbit out of an empty bat. John Leonard! nnd her corp of wor­ times as groat. Compare tho time penetrates through every air passage cam o'lnto being, port cities have al­ kers. Miss Mao Morse, State Daily nnd expenso o f a trip from Tampa, o f tho head, soothes the Inflamed or Russia now has a scrap o f paper ways enjoyed a lower rate and al­ rlcd through by Dr. Eugene LeFor- Specialist from tho State College for or any point in south Florida, to the iglth Germany. It means nothing and swollen mucous membranco and relief ways will enjoy it despito tho rail-! rcst Swan, n physician 'o f twenty Women at Tallahassee nsiisted with capital with the time and expense o f comes instantly. ♦will bo Just that when the end comes. roods, And were H^not for the fact yenrs’ practice, a sociologist and a the educational work as well as Miss a trip from Holmes county, or any It's just fine. Don’t stay stuffed that ports do enjoy this rate Inland I tnombor o f tho high council o f the Webster, District Home Demonntrn- point In west Florida, and bear In up with n cold or nasty catarrh.— Storms In the west, storms in the cities would be at tho mercy of rallBoy Scouts; Dr. Edith Halo Swift, tion Agent. mind at tlio same time the tmmen- Adv. worth, cyclones in the east, not a ronds sure enough, Tho present move who hns charge o f tho personal wel­ Tho purpose of this campaign was ’ soly larger population In south Florthing stirring in Florida, not even a of tho railroads to abolish the pref­ fare. o#f college - _girls-but is tho mother to bring to tho attention o f the boys Ida nnd tho greater volume o f busL Finest lino stationery in tho city cow. erential rates will r.ot help tho In- o f two charmingly old-fashioned l it - : and girls, tho. fact thac ihuk id & ness. Any fair-minded man making sold below cost to mako room for our ------------ o------------lnnd cities but wll simply raise the tie daughters, nnd Miss Elizabeth perfect food thnt contains nil of tho j this comparison must at once conoffices. Herald Printing Co. 18-3tp The Republican senators have ag­ port cities ruto railroads and, Bain who hns taught class after class feed elements needed to build tho code thnt the people of South Florida reed to pass the soldiers' bonus, the port cities will immediately put of high school girls and boys. body nnd keop It in good health. Tho f nro fully justified In their demands However we would not ndvlse the sol­ on bont lines nnd cut tho railroads "Tho successful social hygiene lec­ message of "Milk tho Perfect fo o d " —either thnt tho capital bo removed diers to start spending the money out entirely. Wntor Is our God given, turer must possess four things," a was carried to about 1600 children in to tho center o f population, or that yet awhile. right and we intend to take it. member of the nssocintion says in ( nine schqpls in the County. The np- the stntn he divided—Tamps Time;, speaking of tho lecturer trio: "Tho ‘ pc-,-,1 was mndo in most schools thru ' ------------- c------------Tho Jacksonville) Metropolis wants GOT IT ALL WRONG first is n thorough knowledgo o f tho a fairy story about "Tho Gpn>\ Health EQUALIZING THE TAXES a "league o f friendly towns." All subject nnd the othor three nro per- K«iry and tho Milk Bottlo.” USE GRANDM A’ S SAGE TEA AND Home o f the papers in the small right, Quimby, old follow . Put KaliSULPHUR RECIPE AND NOfeet taste in hnndling it. You may Through tho courteay o f n number] Equalizing thc taxes would bo all ford in tho bunch, Wo are nothing If ‘ Inland towns," as thoy speak of tho dofjpe taste ns you jdense but tho (,f the business houses interesting rjKht if tj,ey co„],j bo equalized as BODY W ILL KNOW. place of thulr issue and abode, are official nssocintion definitions o f It not friendly here. window -exhibits wore displayed, j tho word signifies, "Equally",but the waxing mighty wroth because the Tho use o f Sago and Sulphur for ,H\ "The .r!0WC!’l.t0. ? h? m. nnt nn,y nttract®d -hlldron present "method "of making the*"var­ Tho state equalizer rescinds his or­ "port cities” want tho water competi­ such a wny that no essential phase hut tho parents as woll. Yowcll learestoring faded, gray hair to its nat­ ious counties pay a blunkot raise, of freight retained. ders to Increase tho taxes. Seminole tion rates -for will he left out nnd no henror loft tured tho total solids contained in a ten or fifteen or twenty as tho case ural color dates back to grandmoth­ They charge thnt tho "port citlos" county will nccopt tho Increoso. Now displeased.” —Tampa Tlmos. gallon of milk; Tho Milk Elves vis­ may bo is not equalizing tho taxes er’s time. Sho used it to keep her fust whnt doos thnt mean, wo would arc “ fighting ii square deni and tho ited Bowers nnd Rouniillats; Tho at nil. It is simply mnking tho ones hair beautifully dark, glosfty nnd at­ like to know, Why should wo he the rights of Inland citlos • • and PROSPEROUS FARMERS MAKE Star shouted two milk slides after- who nro now paying more than their tractive, Whenever her hair took on demonstrate plnin narrowness," goa t? mum nnd night; tho Milk Fairy nnd neighbor keep on paying more and it thnt dull, faded or streaked nppearWo believe It wan Josh Billings, or PROSPEROUS CITIES her elves pointed the wny to health Rota I10 on<3 anywhorc. Tho same artce, this simple mixture was applied t __ i Tho Ilcrnld docs not fnvor n special Bill Nye, who said "It is bettor not in Thrashers -...i nnd /"*______ Garners;_ n..!! Ball iHard with wonderful effect. If the returns o f prosperous con­ ware Compnny pastured a hord of property that hns been over tho asscsansslon o f tho Florida legislature. In to know so much tlinn to know so. But brewing nt homo Is mussy and property thnt has been over assesfact we do not fnvor n session of tho much that is not so." Likewise, a ditions in this country is dependent thoroughbred cows in thoir window out of (Into. Nowadays, by asking at the future nnd tho people who novor Florida legislnturo at nny time. Wo man who pReceded these old proverb­ upon the prosperity of tho farming during the week; Newberry’s window nny drug store for n bottlo o f "W y­ have paid enough will still bo paying making philosophers Hold something community, ns Is so often (inserted, presented a graphic picture o f the ef­ would nil ho much better o ff if the Therefore, eth’s Sago nnd Sulphur Compound," legislnturo would not meet In ten about a little learning being a dnn- with much truth, then wo can no long­ f ect of food on the body as proven in less than they should. the counties o f south Florida and you will got this famous old prepar­ : go rolls thing. All o f them were right er claim that the goddess of good yenrs. t h e feeding of three white rats. mnny other counties In tho Btnto pro­ ation, improved by tho addition of ! IT competitive port rates are abolish­ fortune is "Just around the com er." tested against tho rniso and tho ac­ other ngredients, which enn bo depen­ Bob Holly in his Snnford Herald ed not a thing in gained by th o '"in ­ She has turned tho corner nnd is I’ OHTS AND PREFERENTIAL tion o f the stnto Equnlizer was res­ ded upon to restore natural color and intimates thnt he Iuih rend .Shake­ land cities." They wil get no lower­ here with us today, a living, breath­ cinded. Scmlnolo county commis- beauty to tho hair. ing in thc way o f freight rates. If FREIGHT RATES SCORED ing, revivifying presence. All wo speare In liis younger dnys. Com­ A well known downtown durggist --------j sloncrs nt tho rcquoBt or rathor the 1 competitive port rates are main­ have to do in to recognize tho fact, menting on tho fnct thnt manicurists Rays It dnrkcns tho hair ro naturally tained, the ‘ inlntid cities’ will not have In a recent issue Thu Lakeland Star demand of tho State Equullizer raised forget thfi gloomy paBt, clear our are not a recent development of high and evenly that nobody enn toll It has society, ho mentions tho fact that 1lost u thing. On the contrary, if shelves of tha rcmnnnts of high pric­ printed nn editorial rofcrenco to the t the taxes ton per cent or rather agbeen applied. You simply dampen a mnny, many yenrs ago the groat poot through, joint ItillH of lading, also b e ­ ed stocks which wo have boon hold­ proposed efforts of Florida port c lt -, reed to thc ralso o f ton per cent and sponge or soft brush with it and draw to join with Inland cities in fixing then forgot about tho matter when wrote these linos: "There Is a div­ ing fought for by tho "port cities" ing in the vain hope thnt some one this through your hair, taking one inity thnt shapes our ends."— Lake, are gained, "inland cities" near "port would ho foolish enough to buy nt the basis of rates for the proposed tho question enmo up before tho govstrand at n tmo. By morning tho cities" will get a much lower freight 1020 prices, stock up with now nnd enforcement _ o f tho interstate com- ornor nnd tho stnto cqunllizor tho land Tologram. rate than they are now getting, or sensonnhlo goods nt prosont values, inurco commission’s fourth section or­ other day. Seminole was tho only K™* hnir disappears, nnd nftcr nnAttempts were made Inst night to will get, from any nil-rail, long haul and fucQ tfio world with renewed hnpo der, which indicates that Tho Star county in the state that did not kick ‘ other application or two it becomes Of course, Seminole [ ,,enutiflllly dark nnd glossy.— Adv. (fijn't understand whnt it was talking on th’o rniso. burn tho two wooden bridges con­ in the state based on a through rate and courage. to Jacksonville plus local rates to about. We produce thc editorial in does not want to pay nny ten par Here In tho ground for our optim­ necting Daytona with Dnytonn Bench Stationery below cost nt tho Herald according to tho Dal,nnd Nows. Tho destination in Florida. ism: Stockmen nnd grain farmers another column. Tho plan is to make cent raise unless it is to bocomo stnto To illustrate: Hates all-rail from are worth $1,040,000,000 more than thc hosing rate ns low as possible wide for Seminole county peoplo nro Office for two weeks. Sco it 18-Btp pcoplo o f this part o f the state hnve stood for tho high priced toll bridges New York to Lakeland are lower than they were ninety dnys ngo, They automatically keeping all othor clas­ paying enough taxes no\v. W o do need cqunlllzing of tho itflllviduals SOUR ORANGES W ANTED— Drop about as lopg ns they can bo ex- rates vin water to Tninpn plus rail have got this great addition to their sifications at an equally low level. The Star’s mistake was interpret- but not a flnt rniHo of ten per cent card stating number of boxes you pectcd to stand nnd they will prob­ from Tampa to Lakeland; while tho wealth through thc upturn In market ably assort themselves from this rate* via water to Tampa from Now values, So snys President E. 0, ing what The News said ns to I’ nlat- and there lies tho danger, It is to have.— W. Hayward, Winter Park, Fla. lO-Ot&wltp time forward. Volusia county is sure- York in so much lower than the nil- Brown, of the nntldnnl live stock ex­ kn's opportunity to mntntnin its ; he hoped that since the matter has ly cursed with tho toll bridge malady. rail rate from Now Y ork-to Tampa change. Ho hns just returned from n present rate by turning to wntor/been called to thoir attention tho that there is hardly any comparison trip through Iowa nnd Nebraska, traffic. It was not selfishness, nar- ’ board will act or tho peoplo will act FOR SALE OR LEASE—Ono 20 acre, The edict o f the Chief o f Police to that can he justtified, and tho dis­ where ho found n new feeling o f con­ rowncss or unfairness thnt prompted for there is no senso in Seminole pay. ono 10 acre Sanford ave. walking kill overy dog found on tho streets tance from Tampa to Lnkelnnd is on­ fidence prevalent. Lot’s see on what the admonition in Tho Nows. We em­ log whnt othor counties hnvo refused dirtnnee to city. Two lots corner without n liconso tag may room hard ly 32 miles. this new confidence Is based. An ad­ phasized the possibility that Palatka to pay. Wo hnvo not soon where tho Center and Elm ave. Two lots west Now, suppose, instead o f printing vance o f $4.60 per cwt on hogs since would suffer from loss of its prefer­ railroads nnd othor public carriers side Palmetto nvo., 60 ft. from Elev­ hearted but it 1b' tho law and the chief o f police Is neglecting his duty that nil-rail propaganda, tho papers the last week in December, accounts ential rate uuIcsh it mndc provision hnvo been raised in tho general round enth St. Make offer. ,B . T. Corey, If he nllows any dog on tho street o f the ''inland cities," force tho re­ for nomo o f it; an upturn of $1 per to tnko cure of its freight shipments up owner, 116 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ —---------- n------------without n license tag. Tho law says tention of the water competitive rate hundred on cnttlo, nnd an advnnce of on a basis of water rates, which It les, Calif. 288tf; 2U-tf thoy shnll pay a tax overy yenr and nnd also get the through joint bill o f $2.26 on sheep in tho last 00 days has always enjoyed .which every port V l I I T l ) 17^0 A D I7 A O AVI i FOR SALE— ONE tharo Is no renson why Homo ownors Inding that most other ports than have helped the good work along. Iuih enjoyed, and which always will bo 1 I l E i l L l j 10-ACRB as long us it Ih possible for should pay nnd others should not pay. Tampa have, wouldn’t tho business The Increased vnluo o f live stock in enjoyed _ . FARM, 5 TILED, 5 NOT Why in it, D. L. Thrasher's busl- CLEARED, $3,500; And then dogs should not ho allowed men and thc shippers o f all the "in ­ farmers' hands amounts to the snug independent lmnt lines to opernto In ONE 10c^mpetition with tho railroad-owned noHa continues to grow, and sales, tho ACRE FARM, 5 TILED AND 5 to ronm the streets at will regardless land cities" within the spfiere o f tho sum of $601,000,000. That helps j first three months of this year nro NOT CLEARED, $1,500; ONE o f whether they hnvo tags or not, Tampa Influence ho more benefited some, hut thnt Is not all. It Is only fcios, It Is fair to assume thnt If Lake- j bigger than during tho sanio length of Rtrangors in Sanford hnvo ofton re­ than if they- are left bottled nt tha the beginning. Tho grain * farmers 10-ACRE FARM, ALL CLEAR­ marked about the droves o f mnngy mercy of tho all-rail rates? have shared with tho stock men in land was located on tidowntcr Tho timo In 10217 Thoro’s n Renson. Ho ED AND TILED, SMALL Get n straight line on whnt thc fight tho general ndvnnco o f farm values, jStar would feel It Its duty to oncour- soils for cash only. Everybody knows /le a bitten curs thnt are allowed to HOUSE AND BARN. $8,500. roam tho streets at will. Thoy nro by tho "port cities" is for, before you Wheat has advanced 40 cents, c o m ! ngo establishment ami maintenance of they can buy chcnpor for ensh and THESE FARMS JOIN AND not allowed this privilege In nny otlu ehallengo their motives, and accuses 26 cents or more, nnd onts 20 coats water freight sorvlco, giving Lake-, tho buying public is spending its mon­ WILL SELL SEPARATE OR theso bind an ndvnntngo over Itnrtow. This oy with tho store thnt koRb for cash TOGETHER, THEY ARE AT or city and there Is no renson why them of "injustice, and demonstrating pur bushel. Tho ndvanco tn on would not bo selfishness, but tho nat- only. Good reasoning, yon will thoy should he allowed it here. Thoy plain nnrrowneiis,"— Tampa Tribuno. threostaples hns put$186,000,000 LOADING STATION, LOTS OF -------------o------------over tnko up their residence at tho tho right sido o f thofarmers’ ledgers, urnl law of taking full advantogo o f agree. If you have not been trading WATER AND HIGH GRADE AVOID FANATIC’ S URGES picture shows and in the churches Tho Stnr may not with him, ho invites you to his store, But even this is not all o f tho tttnry. environment. CELERY LAND. IT WILL and nthor places of gathering o f tho ored as it should bo, 1b that the pur- know it, but if there wore no ports with tho assurnneo of his greatest of- PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE. LfcCTUUER peoplo whore thoy Icavo a trail o f cred a sit should ho, Is thnt tho pur­ in Florida Lnkelnnd would probably fort to please you, by serving you In — H, B. LEWIS. 19-5t; W-ltc fleas and othorwiso make themselves Social hygiotio, liko overy othor ad­ chasing power o f tho fnrmor's dollar not bo on the map, rail freight rntes obnoxious. Dogs uru nil right in vance movement, has its "lunntlc is 60 por cent, grentor than It was in into the stnto would be prohibitive ex­ thoir place and wo nil lovo them hut fringe," Us self-appointed advocates, 1020. Thnt makes tho purchasing cept to thoso points where tho rnll- in B n n B niiB n M H M iiH n K !itin H B M aM B K aiaH HanHHaHRaalllinHI|HBBH earnest, iVell-monnlng men nnd wom­ powor o f tho farmers' billion dollar rundii themselves might wish to dotlioir plncu is not on tho streets. Lakeland wholesalers find an en who lack nothing lmt descrotion, advance In commodities which th ey , volop ....... o “ More than half u million dollars a sense of proportion,* nnd a concep­ have to sell, equivalent to a billion mlvnhtngo In shipping by wator from have already been taken in," says a tion of whnt to say nnd whnt not to and u half in thosoi jv lhlch they have Now York to Tnmpn thenco tho short headline in tho Hastings Ilorald. Tho say. For this renson, tho American to buy. No wonderr ililie fnrmors are haul by rnll from Tampn. Tha Stnr need not bo alarmed that story Is about tho Irish potato crop, Social Hygicno association docB not happy and optimistic. Whnt o f tho farmers of Florida? l'nlntkn, liko other Florida ports, will now being harvested nnd shippod gtvo credentials to uvery person who frorft that occtlon, and tho suggestion wishes to enroll ns a social hygiene They are more Independent than not continue to enjoy certain advan­ is nmdo thnt whllo tho prices nro low lecturer, and unauthorized lecturers thoso o f nny other soction because tages by reason of Its facilities for tho growors are realizing woll and uro not to be taken ns representing thoy enjoy a natural monopoly in obtaining water hnula on wholesal­ are busy nnd hnppy In contemplation the ideas nnd carrying out the plans their incomparable climate, and con' ers' supplies. If Lakeland wants to o f tho success o f tho souson. Several of tha association. The sincere lady place fresh fruits nnd vegetables on enjoy preferential rntes fo r tho on! 5 hundred carloads of fine potatoes hnvo who .forgets that high Reboot girls tho markots when they are not ob- courngomont o f the wholesale Indusboon shipped from Hostings this sea­ nro not third-yenr medical students tnlnnblo elsewhere, and so command try Lnkelnnd should move to n sea­ son, nnd the nvernga returns nro Bald and that intimate details o f vico are tho highest price. Nature has Icon port.— Fnlntkn News. ------------- o--------— tu iiavo been Cl,COO per car. Thu mar­ no holp to a young mother, tho ex­ kind this year, tho crops have hoot) ket opened a short tlmo ago at 810 cited gontolnmn who gathers statis­ largo, and prices hnve boon good. Wo AN INSTANCE OF WEST FLORIDA AUDACITY. a barrel and. dropped steadily to tics from tho surrounding air nnd us­ hnvo not yot finished Bonding 13,000,IS es them as thunder-bolts, tho nlarm000 boxes o f ornngos to our /Honda about fO, at which price tho growers A citizen o f Holme* county writ­ will reulizo something above the cost ist, tho extremist, tho hnlf-informcd, o f tho north, and thoy will send our o f production, nnd they nro not com­ tho radical, nil theso worthy but edu­ rrowors something liko $5u,000,000 in ing to tho Advert!scrlvnrns tho peoplaining. It seems probable that cationally unhelpful folk are kindly cxchango. Ono shipping point In th o ! p!o of west Florida that tho sontl(iiicea will ndvanco somewhat again. and politely discouraged by tho as­ state has oeolvcd more than half a ; mont for capital removal Is assuming T he estimated returns fo r the season sociation, which choosca Its lecturers million dollars for strawberries, nnd nlarntlng proportions, and thnt unless 3 ore In thn millions. Tho Ilorald had with tho grentest enro. At present the total from tho state will probably west Florida Is awakenod nnd organ.. *} som e pictures showing busy scones most o f tho educational lecture cour­ exceed a million. O f the vast am­ ized to fight thoy may soon have the n •round'the railroad yards, whore po- ses given by the association are car- ounts that have bean received fo r inconvenlenco and expense o f * long R( or vegetabty we have no record, but they have been sufficient to put our truckers on Easy street, and clog the local banks. Why should wo pull long faces and cry "hard tim es?" It Is time we forgot that pessimistic howl, There is increasing employment on every hand, in manufacturing, in railroad, ing, in farming. Before wo realize it we shall be crying for labor. The future Is bright and promising. It is time to forget tho dismal past and look forward to n glorious futura. .Let's go.— Tampa Times. LADIES! DARKEN . YOUR GRAY HAIR \ SOMETIMES \ \ CELERY SELLS ITSELF \ Sometimes it Needs Somebody to Sell it WHEN IT NEEDS HELP WE ARE THERE C h a se C om pany \ Bonded representatives in over a hundred carlot markets �k.J -t i < i-r Tha Iadiaa bible class o f tha Mstho- ent hunted up Dr. Haiti who soon aet dlst church gava their teacher, Mrs. the broken bones o f the left am; An Frank Norris, a great surprise Mon­ X-ray was then taken o f it. Wa ex­ GENEVA * m to to to-to to to Jlrgi Fred McFarlape and Mrs. T. V Prevntt ware visiting friends In Osceola Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Wakefield, Mrs. Ourlett and Mrs. Elrchner were ■hopin# In Sanford Friday. Mrs. Hart nnd Mrs. Stone and Miss jftbcl Stone left Saturday fo r Tav­ ares. Mr .Hodges and Mr. McFarlane fpent last week in Jacksonville. Mr. Nicholson and Mack Sloan were -Malting friends here Sunday. Mr. Dunce and Mr. and Mrs. Cousof ObccoU were visiting friends l*re Sunday. V Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dann o f Miami •rere visiting Mrs. Harrison last week. Mr. and Mrs. C lifford Proctor who have been in Ocala fo r tho last three months have moved back to Geneva. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hodges left Wednes­ day for Jacksonville. Mr. Logan left Sunday fo r Virginia where he will bo fo r about two weeks. Meado Baker is taking his place in the store while Mr. Logan is absent. Mr. and Mrs. T. W . Prevntt spent tho week-end in New Smyrna with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Llttler. . . Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar Curlctt loft Tuesday for St. Auguattino to visit her sinter, nnd will go to Jacksonville from there. Mr. nnd Mrs. Grover LeFilea spent Sunday nftomoon with Mrs. J. M. Prevatt. The Indies of tha Club gave an Eas­ ter egg hunt fo r tho children Saturday afternoon. They had a fine time hun­ ting eggs. n m •* to n to to to to to OVIEDO to to to to to to to to to to to to day afternoon by calling on her In a body. The afternoon was most pleas­ antly spent and delightful refresh­ ments were brought nnd*scrved by the ladies. W ork was begun this week on the now school building, F. N. Cllno be­ ing tho contractor in charge. Frnneis Swopo returned Wednesday from St. Augustine where she has been visiting her sister, Miss Mable Swopo., C. A. Brannon o f Tampn is spend­ ing n few days in Oviedo this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Swopo vory delightfully entortnlnod about flftoen members o f tho Mens Blblq class of the ‘Methodist Sunday School Monday night, ^tr. ^ w op e read a paper on “ What's the Use." This opened up n discussion on-the subject of Incor­ porating Oviedo. Delicious sand­ wiches nnd coffee, ice crcnm and cake wore served hy Mrs. Swopo, assisted by Mrs. W. B. Young. Mrs. O. P. Swopo nnd Mrs. W. E. Young spent Monday in Snnford. * Tho Oviedo Boy Scouts played the Orlnmio Scouts nt n rather one sided gnme o f bnsobnll Saturday afternoon, the score being twclvo to two in favor o f Oviedo. This Is tho fifth game our scouts tonm hns plnycd this sea­ son being tho winners in each gnme. On Saturday tho twenty Bocnnd, they piny tho Del.nnd Scouts nt Oviedo. Mr, nnd Mrs. John Hnlgh nnd two sons, Milton nnd Chester spent Tues­ day in Orlando. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. G. Hancock hnvo moved to the Cotton place at Lake Charm. j lii/ \ »ni.■t tot/ ' i t ary rooms combined. This little dorff,-Fr*d and Truman BHly , M w playlet proved inch a aucceai that requests have come In from differ­ pect to be out and around again real | ent sources begging a repetition next soon. Monday evening, when the Grammar Mr .and Mrs. Seymour Pritchard school rooms has its closing exercises to to n l to to went down with V. C. Collar to eee ______ Misses Rena Mann and Catherine his wife at-tho sanitarium at Formosa Mrs. Ashley Purvis o f Cameron ' Lake recoivod many complimenta upon on Tuesday evening and on Easter, City ontortained at a birthday party thoir performance upon .the piano. Sunday thoir Uttlo daughter Bright for her lovely little 3-ycnr-old dnugh- their efforts being very satisfactory Lnnoy went down with him. Mrs. ter, Margaret Winona on Saturday aftor only this years term o f school. Collor Is hoping J o bo nblo to return nftornoon, tho Sth o f April. There The Grammar schoolroom will give homo noxt week. were two other 3-yenr olds, James its commencement next Monday ev------------------- 1--------i Singletary and Junior Allison. Other enlng nt 8 o’clock. Mis. W . F. BlackPhone Cates Crate Co., fo r fe r t i-, guests nt tho party wore Mrs. Mar* niun o f Monroo will deliver tho closllzcr for your luwn and garden. They B„ rot Wntson, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. ing address to the graduates. A large will teD you the kind to use and make it, i,. Grier, Mrs. J. 0 . Singlotary, crowd from this community and neartho price attractive for you. Cates Mra. c . L. Bock, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. by towns nrc expected to bo present Crate Co,, Phono 181. 36tfc Hurry AUeson, Maurice Beck, EHnn Several zealous members o f the Singlotnry, Ruth and ltobort G rier,' Baptist church hero gave nice donat o t o v t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o There was a lovely cake with three tions as Easter offerings. Among litrhtpd rnndles^nnd ice cream. Many them wbs the fnilnwlnp: Three coats nice gifts were given to tho winsomo o f white paint, labor, etc., In beautilittle honorec, one o f which was a fying tho church, by J. Bi Johnson; to puwter plate that was given Mrs. a now well, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ja* t o t o t o t o l t o t o t o t o 'l I’urvis when Bho was three years old. cobs; lining for Baptistry, Robert , C. A. Palmer wns in Jacksonville on Mnnn nnd Mr. Barnett; piping from Miss Ardelle Hines left here last „ business trip tho first o f tho week, well to Baptistry, L. B. Mann. week for Auburn, Alabama, after I Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Palmer were j Mr. nnd Mrs. M. L. Hartllno and spending sovernl weeks here tho hosts nt n vory plonsnnt egg hunt dnughter, Mrs. Loon Byrd havo reguwit of her aunt Mrs. T. A. Creen* ( glister day for tho Cameron City moved to Arkansas. Mr. Hartline children nnd young people. There sold his homo to Mr. Peavyhouso o f Fred Harden arrived back Monday Wero jg jn numbor nnd such n good Sanford, from Savannah, Ga., whore he hns , lnR1 they „n onj 0yed. [ Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Black o f Chuluspeiu suverui niuiiins. | Mr. nnd Mrs. Ashley Purvis nnd oto have purchased an acre o f land Mr. Greonlonf is laying tho founda- their little daughter, Winona, Mrs. from T. E. Wninwrlght at tho corn-tion for his house. It will ho built Margaret Watson nnd Mrs. Margaret or o f First nnd Monroo streets and whero the Cnthorwood house once Marshall drove to Tampa to spend will erect a general store and conduct "toed. Easter with Dr .and Mrs. Jnmcs Pur. the snmo. Mrs. Harriot Phillips nnd dnugh- vis. making thotrip In tho Purvis lMr< am| Mr„ Ferroll Coleman o f ter Mrs. Ilcrmnn Sewell left Wodnes- new Buick. Dr. Purvs has sold his Miami v|8jU>cl Mr. und Mrs. Neal day of last week fo r Salisbury Bench, bt.,no in ~ •. Co|emun on„ day i'nst Wuok, Mass. antro grove J<ist outside the city. , Mrs. Joseph Wninwrignt of PearMrs. A. D. Parish nnd two children Mrs. C. E. Charponing celebrated Hon yinitotl her parents Hr. nnd Mrs. j spent to o week-end nt Jcoce, tho her birthday Mondny evening with n T E Wninwrlght. : EAST SANFOR0 : = LAKE MARY Linda Mllesc and Hanry Milsa spent a pleasant day at Fort Florida flatt­ ing. Miss Bessie Swaggerty ii recover­ ing after being confined to her boaM by Illness. Mr. and Mra.' Vaugb and Miaa Itn Boles spent Sunday at Daytona. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Marah o f DoLand spent Easter with Mr. and Mr*. Albert Hawkins. Brother Blue and Brother Geleon • o f Lakeland are conducting a revigal service at this placo in the inter­ est o f the Methodist faith. Mr. and Mrs. R. T . W ynne and' children spent Sunday at Mt. D o n . Rev. Sexton o f Memphis will atari a series o f meetings at tha Baptist church horo April 20. ROOTLEGGRRINSURANCE LATEST GEORGIA ID E A COMING TO FLORIDA ST. PETERSBURG, April 20.— St. Petersburg probably has loat on* prospective citizens but tho Chamber o f Commerce is not wasting any teara over t. Mayor Puiver recently, re­ ceived from Griffin, Ga., a letter signed "Jos. K, Thomas," in which the writer sought Information con­ cerning tho bootleg liquor business. He wanted to know who, in St. Pet­ ersburg, issued "bootlegger Insur­ ance." Tho Mayor told him. “ 1 have your inquiry o f April 8, 1022, with reference to bootlegger In­ surance." wrtoc the Mayor, "nnd In reply would state for your informa­ tion thnt under the charter privileges governing Florida commissioned cit­ ies, bootleggers’ insurance does not For S a le-B ra n d new car o f W h ite; ” f . hor pnrcnl8’ Mr’ nnd pnrl* ° f *rl° nd" f ° r th° * Tom Forrester of First street lias properly come under the juradictlon o f W. B. Osteen. evening. Cake nnd coffee wns soryod ^iir residence nnd several acres Rose Lime. Just received. This la the mayor’s department, but is han­ Mr. nnd M tb. Ellsworth Brown mado There were gifts nijel good wishes. ((f |amJ to Mr GibbB o f ^tlnnia. Mr. the best llmo made for spray. Cates dled entirely by tho county sheriffs. from all. n visit to Orlnndo Tucsdny. Forrester and son hnvu began to Crntc Co., Phono 181. 35tfc Hoping this sufficiently nnswora Stanley Quigg o f Orlando spent Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpany and thoir orect new bomes your inquiry, nnd that you will make Sunday horo with his parents. guests Mr .and Mrs. Eiinore Richjqr, Staunton hns purchased flvo a trip to Florida nnd tnko this mat­ When you make up your mind to Thoso leaving horo this week fo r arils were sight-sooing nt New Smy- at,rc8 uf inrul j rom Mr Qoolh nmj ter up with tho proper officials. paint your homo use the Patton Sun thoir homes in tho north are Mr. and run and Dliytonn Mondny. 1w || crect „ now bouso. I remain most sincerely yours, Proof Pnlnt made according to the Mrs. Jnmcs Sweeney, Mr. John Grady Mrs. L. B. Curry and young popolo amj j j r8 G jj McKonnoy nnd “ FRANK F. PU LVER." * Government Formula for the South. Mr. John Piko and Mrs. Elizabeth 11f New Smyrna, weVegutfsts o f herchildren have returned from n visit to White Lend fill per cent. Zinc 35 per Horsey, all bound for Salisbury, daughter Mrs. E. W. Prevntt and fnm- Mrg McKcnn0yH pnrontBi Mr.and A treat for you to boo tho n-co now cent., Silica 10 per cent. This pnlnt Mass. ij>’ Easter Monday. Mrs. 0f Apopkn. apartments in Cntes now building. costs you $2.-10 a gallon. No paint Tho new pnvlllion hero will bo rendy Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dresser and, Mr Mrc Druokfl o f 0f,tecn 3Gtfo equal to it. For sale by Sanford for use May 1Ht nnd will bo up to children Helen nnd Glenn were supper v|g|tc(| f ri0mls here Sunday and ut- Only nIx more left to rent. Paint nnd Wall Paper Store, Wnlnkn d n to'ln evw y respect. guests at the Ellsworth homo Enstor church. The world nt your door every even­ Block. II. A. Halverson, Prop. The Ingersol Fire 1tn help. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ellsworth c o le -j Mr nn(J j j rs p rej j)]ack of c b u . ing for 15c.— Dnily Herald. 35-3tc The home of Mr. and Mrs. Burney brute their 27 wedding anniversary. j()tn wcrt, jn j b |H Mondny on ■■ i— i [ugersoi was destroyed by fire Inst Mr. and Mrs. Herman Steole nml to t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o Tuesday morning, it being a dry winson Herman Alton were guests of Mr. SEED CORN, COW PEA 9, VELVET Mr. John Bell has returned from a to dy day it burned so quickly not much Mrs. Steele of Ilcnrdnll Enstor day. business trip to Atlanta. BEANS, MILLET, GRASS to was saved. Not oven a change o f Mrs. U. Sleelo bus had fine luck ___ _ _ ____ ____ _____^ SEED, SORGHUM Mr. and Mrs. John Boliy and fainto clothes was left them. They had II vtrapping for something that was eatj|y a)](| a|l(j j j r3i Knisormnn nnd*t*’or linmotllnto shipment. All season­ to On Tuesday night nt nine o’clock Aivlrow Aulin o f Oviedo nnd Miss Mary Alice Powell o f Snnford wore quietly married nt tho Court House in Snnford, Judge Shelley Mnlncs per­ forming the ceremony, with Mins Nell Williams nnd Mr. Emm A t McCnll o f Oviedo ns witnesses. MIbs Powoll is the attractive daughter,of Mrs. Maud ed fourteen years there nnd hnd a >"K cRKs mid young chickens and so fam||y Hpt.nt Sunday nt Pnlm Springs, for' i>ri iTo .Is't' amf Catalog no" o'*r bonu•A Powell o f Snnford nnd fo r tho pnst to good lot of household belongings f‘ir hns caught two chicken snakes Tbo j j onroo boya j,i„yeti nn interest- t,f'11 and Instruotlvo enIn Inane Is fra* fourteen months has been omployed they brought with them when they measuring five feet and some few |ng gnmo of bnsobnll with tho Long- fVirmlna 'iTii!|Vganl«nlnK 'fo^FporUla an3n ^telephone oporator in tho Gvlcdo to to to to to to to to to moved hero. Two sad features of the inches. 'wood boys Saturday, winning tho ?|?r Exchnngo. Mr. Aulin has always affair is they are not young pcoplo by i'>r‘ mi<* Mre- L. A. I aimer nave „ ainu by a acoro 0f ; 4 t0 q( Th0 Our comploln slock will enable ns lo M r.'T . O, Tyner nnd son, Elmer lived In Oviedo with tho exception o f any ineniis nnd carried no insurance their nice home in Cameron City for AIt>nroo boys havo scored a victory q'tnlVlVy.*11'1 ,,r,4n nni only a few yours. Ho was ono o f tho went down by train Saturday und whatever. They havo tho entire sym-* sale nnd thuir car, expecting to move Kamo 80 f nr this season, first o f the Oviedo boys to hoed his |sPcnt Enstor Sunday with thoir rein, pnthy of this neighborhood In their to Jacksonville whero,Mr. Palmer has anj jjcn Lnko, Mr. and •cmintryjs call in time o f need, hnvlng tlvus ut Windermere. hi -., i r. | . OIiI pmI 203.20(l nnd I.itrnrai Serd lloune in Fin. accepted a position. loss. Mrs. J. D. Talbott, Mr. nnd Mrs., EaHt nay Htruot Mr. nnd Mrs. Fisher wore guests enlisted du rin g. tho first months o f Chns Bell, Mr. Knisormnn, Mr. Stu- .(a c k h o n v ii . i .u - in .o iu n A the war nnd romnlning in tho nrmy nt tho homo o f Mr. nnd Mrs. For­ to to to to to to to to to to to to to ■r through tho term of tho war, tho lar­ rest West Tuesday evening and again ger part o f tho time being spent In on Sunday. Mrs. A. L. Campbell and nversens service. Since his return 1children were out after servlco. ■ Mrs. August Swanson iB still nurfrom tho war ho has been working with Mr. It. L. Whoolor in tho ornngn sing in Sanford. to to to to t o to to to to to to* to Mr. and Mrs. Cruso and family business. Tho friends o f this young cun pi o wiidi them n long, happy nnd were recent callers nt tho homo o f Mr. Joe Spivey o f Markham and I K«»H«nt children smilingly greeted Mr. nnd Mrs. T. G .Tyner. prosperous life together. Mrs. E. Stafford o f Monroe wore vis- numerous patrons and friends Friday Voile Willinins came home from a Tho rond work 1b progressing nice­ itors nt tho Sunday Bchool Sunday. j evening nt the closing exercises of ly nnd the contractors think they will business trip to Jacksonville Mondny Beulnh Stafford spent Saturday and Hie Primary and Intermediate rooms Tcmh thcaOrnngo county line within evening nnd has been confined to lonroc School. Beautiful his bed with fover, doctors coming Sunday with h V nunt? Mrs. E. Staff- (,f Lake sli two months. flowers decorated tho Btngo nnd as ord o f Monroe. 0. P. Swopo Is in Chlcngo on busi­ out to attend him. Wo hopo it is thq grand march sounded nnd tho Bihhlo class will ho nt the home of only a bilious attack from which he ness this week. hnppy children filed in nnd banked Mr. nnd Mrs. A. A. Ilicks this Thurs­ Rev. nnd Mre. I-. E. b r ig h t , Miss will soon recover. heavily upon the rostrum in thoir Rev. J. S. Clark will preach for us day. Virginia Wright nnd Mrs. Frank N or­ protty frocks, with their rosy chco'ks Mr. and Mrs. Cools are leaving again noxt Sunday nt 3:00 ns well ns ris spent Wednesday in Orlando. and bright eyes, they Boomed hut a on tho first Sunday in May. Sunday Thursday for their homo in New York. continuation of tho fair flowers that Wo nil wish them a very pleasant School meets nt 5:00 nt which he will bloomed nt thoir foot. As is nlwnys trip. also he presont. Mrs, Bessie Stenstroms’ Sunday the ense at tho Luke Monroo school, Lnst time wo wFro pleased to have tho program was well worth while with us Mr. and Mrs. West of Grnpo- School class gave nn EtiHter egg hunt nnd not a break occurcd in the well j ville, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jcsso Leo and over in front o f Mrs. Staffords Sun­ ordered children through tho even­ day. children o f Monroo nnd Axel LundMrs. C. C. Pearson spent the dny ings performance. A ij number aftor quiHt o f Lake Mary, tho Inttcr bring­ with her mother, Mrs. B. W. Smith number wns hnppily singed thoynuding over with 1dm in his ear, his sis­ ienco grow more enthusiastic till tho ter, Mrs. Nyluntl nnd dnughter, Julia Friday. closing song when many pressed for­ Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Stafford and nnd also Mr. nnd Mrs, .Tamos Reed, ward expressing their pleasure and "I was hardly able to drag, 1 children spent the dny with her sister, newly wedded folks, wo hear. was so Wakened,” writes Mrs. Mrs. E. Stafford of Monroe Alonday. sounding praises of the school nnd I There were about forty-five out to W. P. Ray, of Easley, S. C. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. Stonstroni and two tho many fine Uttlo girls nnd hoys the surprise party gotten up in honor "The doctOrtreatcd me for abqut very attractive children, MIhs A vIb nml tho talent displayed. Somo o f I)IG DEDUCTION IN PRICE o f Mrs. John Dorrol Inst Wednesday two months, still 1 didn’t get Stcnstrom nnd Mr. and Mrs. E. S. tho catchy pieces upon tho program McWhorter No. 21 Hand Fertilizer Distributors now $10.25 f. o. h. Jackson­ evening, nt thoir plensnnt homo near any better. I had a large fam­ Hockey nnd little daughter, Doris, of were "The Foreign Language Les­ ville, Flu. Write for special cash discounts and delivered prico. Hundred! tho Upsnln dopot. A happy crowd ily and felt I feurely must do Snnford wore callers at the homo o f son" nnd "The Fan Drill" by tho who wiJTfed them ninny returns o f Printnrv mam anil"tho""Color Fair- of these in use by Sanford Groworh. something to enable me to take the day nnd for refreshments a doz­ Mr. nnd Mrs. B. W. Smith Sunday les’ ’ ami the "Great Chicken Stealing "OET NEW MARCH, 1022, PRICE L IS T S ------------------- BEFORE BUYING care of my little ones. I had en delicious cakes with coffeo on tho nftornoon. heard of E . O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO., Jacksonville, Fill. Mr. G. B. Burnett has been having Cnso" by tho Intermediate nnd PrlnK tnblc which wns Bet four times or to force wntor from tho lake to wnter moro. his orange trees it Iiab been so dry. ■■■maMnxHxnnrfHBBBiiireBMmiB Mr. nnd Mrs.' Carlson nnd young Wo hopo wo will got somo rain Boon. •* daughters nnd son nnd Mrs. Boyd nnd Mr. ami Mrs. Walker spent the dny little one from Monroo added Jo tho nt the Wekiwn river Sunday. plensuro o f tho occasion. Another little surpriso party which "W c Picked up Seven Large Dead was well attended‘ by tho GrapovIHe Rata First Morning Using Rat-Snap." folks on Mondny evening at the now This is tho original "hard water" oil spray for whiteily and Hcalo insect control that So writes Mr. B. J5- Carpenter, "I decided to try it,” con­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cra­ mixes with all types of water nnd lime sulphur solution, and keeps indefinitely. Troublo Woodbridge, N. J, "W o lust 18 small tinues Mrs. Ray . . . ” 1 took mer. It wns a kind of n doublo aur with "spoiled" oil sprays eliminated. IDEAL OIL EMULSION PASTE has proved its eight bottles In all. , , I re­ prise which worked loth w .y . but » ehleke one nluht killed by ™ t. merits and superiority for two years. Results are what you wnnt at n reasonable price. gained my strength and have uro surprloo n . wo woro « w o.k c " “ « h somo RAT-SNAP end picked UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE E. A. Martin Seed Co. LAKE MONROE PAOLA POINTS C o m p le t e S t o c k | There is a satisfaction in knowing that when you send for a thing that you will get it. It is our purpose to maintain our stocks so that you will not be disappointed. Another thing,—the price is not ad­ vanced during a temporary local shortage. S We are at your service all the time. C om pany I C h a se A Tome * For Women Phone 536 GROWERS SUPPLIES I GIVE YOUR GROVE THE est! IDEAL OIL EMULSION PASTE had no more trouble with wo­ manly weakness. I have ten children and am abte to do all my housework and a lot out­ doors . . . I can sure recom­ mend Cardui.” Take Cardui today. It may bo Just what you need. At all druggists. Rt| Write for further information. .h ood o f tho birthday, o f Mr.. Cra- «P \ " ° ’,t , ™ rn' nf and in 2 weeks didn t see a single rat. mer nnd Vornon Cramer which are RAT-SNAP Is good and sure,” Comes but two days npnvt and the Bamo in cake ready for uso. Tfiroe slzos, y Ali hod a cood tlmo tho yournj f o l k . 1 trying out »ome now games: A lrpl.no i w « ”'plonty“ of MkM. ' reA « M . U ! “ ?•^ S° W n u1, WIlro- ‘ v- <" » '* ” wi^ 7 h T ; ; „ t o r C . n d .0 a T S , ' . ^ “ OTH ER «>>*“ * | ;„,:ght fall, but J. C. Collar who was prea- (thlnB for tho doughboy. ID E A L IN SECTICIDES ’ Original Ideal Oil Emulsion, Ideal Lime Sulphur Solution, Ideal Bordeaux Mixture Paste, Ideal Caustic Potash Fish Oil Soap. Largo Stock of Bean Power Sprnycrs-------------------------------------Blount Farm Implements S ™ * -» 1 FLO R ID A A G R IC U L TU R A L SU P P L Y COM PANY JACKSONVILLE, f l o r . d a �JW ■ v ' • . • • ' , ' WEEKLY HERALD. FRIDAY, APRIL St. IMS THE BIG NEW FEED STORE NOW IN OUR NEW BUILDING ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE AT ONCE FOR CASH Purina O-Moleno 100-Iba., per s a c k ................ $2.52 Purina Cow Chow, 2 4 % Proteen, 100-lbs., per sack...Z.....$3.23 Purina Calf Chow, 25-lbs., per s a c k ................................... $1,80 Purina Hen Chow (Scratch) 100-lbs., per s a c k ...... ; ....... $2.86 . Purina Hen Chow (Scratch), 50-lbs., per s a c k ................. $1.49 Purina Hen Chow (Scratch), 8 l-8-lbs„ per s a c k ........... $0.30 Purinu “ Winner Brand” Scratch 100-lbs., per s a c k ........... $2.50 Purina Baby Chick Feed, 100-lbs., per s a c k ..................... $3.34 Purina Baby Chick, 50-lbs., per sa ck ...................................$1.73 Purina Baby Chick Feed, 8 1-3 lbs., per s a c k ................... $0.35 Purina Chicken Chowder, 100-lbs., per sack ~........... $3.70 Purina Chicken Chowder, 60-lbs., per s a c k .......................$1.91 Purina Chicken Chowder, 8 1-8-lbs., per sa ck ............. ;...... $0.40 Purina Pigeon Chow, 100-lbs., per sa ck ........ ...................... $4.84 Larrp Dairy Feed, 100-lbs., per sa ck ...................................$3.50 Cotton Seed Meal, Bright 7% , per sa ck ............. ............... *$2.52 No. 1 Race Horse White Clip Oats, 100-lbs., per sack' ...... $2.50 No. 2 White Clip Oats, 100-lbs., per s a ck ............................ $2.16 No. 2 Yellow Mixed Corn, 100-lbs., per s a c k .................... $1.91 No. 2 White Corn, 100-lbs., per s a c k .............. ~ ................. $1.91 Alfalfa Meal Pea Green, 100-lbs., per s a c k ........................ $2.21 Pure Wheat Brand, 100-lbs., per s a c k ...............................$2.58 Pure Wheat Shorts, 100-lbs., per s a c k ............. r................ $2.35 Grit for Chickens, 100-lbs.,'per sack......... .............. .......... $1.50 Oyster Shell, 100-lbs., per s a c k ........................................... $1.50 Have ypu seen that new chic fountnin we just got In? It fits any MASON JAR, can’ tjenk or overflow. CHICKS can’ t get wet and CHILL— it saves baby chicks. It and PURINA keeps them ir n " ‘ .‘ “To:icrhhnr'"“ rItlflin*deet Will give one sack Old Beck Sweet (wing. We are giving them free with a sack of PURINA CHICK CH healthy B _ . a Tei yo ?i5h fp r t iu S We know the kind you need and (tfrnlshany amount. Phone us your wants—If every $10.00 purchase. For your garden nnti f^were phone us for fertilizer. me Kino nesu « Molasses Fee'd w“ vjilfevery * and tyn Feed or ill vet it for you... Thanks! we ha VOLUSIA GRAND JURY INDICTS MRS. SHIELDS FOR MURDER HUSBAND advertised nny place— it is put on tho mnrkct nnd bought* by people who hnppon to think nbout It. Celery certainly isn’t a necessity, and any. thing that Isn’t nctunlly necessary will And n wider markot if properly plnccd boforo tho people. Tho California people, as far as I hnvo been able to learn, disregarded (Hr The Aasnrlntrd I’ rraa) DELAND, April 18.—The Volusia County Grand Jury today sentiment entirely nnd looked nt ad­ indicted Mrs. Shields in connection with the death of her husband, vertising ns n plain business propo­ the Indictment charging the widow with aiding, abetting, hiring, sition. Recently I naked n Florida onprocuring or counselling unknown party who killed husband. The terpriso why tho Curtis publications jury immediately began investigating the case o f Pete Smith, wore not used Inst season, nnd tho reply wnB thnt there woro too many negro, charged with the actual killing. restrictions plnccd nround 'the ad­ vertising contrncts by the Philadel­ Jacksonville nt Tampa. OFFICIAL SCHEDULE phia office. I hnvo not been nblo to 3t. IV U .jbu rg at Lakeland. ' OF FLORIDA STATE understnnd what restrictions could JULY 13u 14, 15— LEAGUE FOR 1922. hnvo been referred to, ,because tho Dnytonn nt Orlnndo. Cnlifornin people wore using tho La­ Lnkelnnd fit Jacksonville. dies’ Homo Journal, nnd I nm rensA PR IL 2ft, 21, 22— Tnmpa nt Lakeland. orinbly sure th«j Curtis people would Tampa at Dnytonn. JULY 20, 21. 22— pot make any spccinl arrangements Lakeland at Orlando. Jacksonville nt Dnytona. with nny ndvertlscr. I hnvo no ronSt. Petersburg nt Jacksonville. Orlnndo nt Tnmpn. j son for montioning tho Curtis publiAPRIL 21, 25, 2ft— Lnkelnnd nt St. Petersburg. cations to you other thnn tho inter­ St. Petersburg nt Dnytona. JULY 21, 25. 2ft— est I fool for my homo stnte. Even Lakeland nt Tnmpn. Dnytonn nt Lnkelnnd. though I do not spend nny money for Orlando at Jacksonville. Jacksonville nt Orlnndo. tho advertising ’thnt goes out of Flor. APRIL 27, 28, 29— St. Petersburg nt Tnmpn. idn, thoro is no good reason why I Orlando nt Dnytonn. JULY 27, 28, 29— should not be interested in It. ^ Jncknonville at Tnmpn. Dnytonn nt Tnmpn. While I was in the southern pnrt of St. Petersburg at Lnkelnnd. Jncksonvillo nt Lakeland... .. tho stnte in March, I mentioned this 'M AY 1. 2, 3— St. Petersburg nt Orlnndo. matter to n prominent business man Lakeland nt Dnytonn. JULY 31— AUGUST 1, 2— south o f Tnmpn, nnd he replied tho Jacksonville nt St. 1’otorshurg. Dnytonn nt St. Petersburg. Curtis publications nro not fair. Tnmpn nt Orlando. Orlnndo nt Lnkelnnd. They mny not bo fair from soino M AY 4, 5, ft— Tnmpn nt Jncksonvillo. people’s point of view, but is it good Dnytonn nt Orlnndo. AUGUST 3, 4, 5— business to keep nwny from the Lnkelnnd nt Jncknonville. Tnmpn nt Dnytonn. grentest number of eating peoplo be­ Tnmpn nt St. Petersburg. Lnkelnnd nt Orlnndo. cause you don’t like somo follow ’s M AY 8, 9, 10— St. Petersburg nt Jncksonvillo. pnpor or his disposition? Dnytonn nt Jacksonville. AUGUST 7. 8. 9— Yours very truly, » Orlnndo nt St. Petersburg. St. Petersburg nt Dnytonn. c. o. m c l a u g i i l i n . Tnmpn nt Lnkolnnd. Lnkelnnd nt Tnmpa. ’ M AY 11, 12, 13— Orlnndo nt Jncksonvillo. Try o Herald Want Ad today. Jncknonville nt Dnytonn. AUGUST 10, 11, 12— Lnkelnnd nt St, Petersburg. Orlnndo nt Dnytonn. Orlnndo nt Tnmpn. Jacksonville nt Tnmpn. MAY 15, 10. 17— St. Petersburg nt lnkelnnd. Dnytonn at Lnkelnnd. AUGUST 11, 15. 1ft— Jncknonville nt Orlnndo. Lnkelnnd nt Dnytonn. St. Petersburg nt Tnmpn. Jncksonvllle nt St. Petersburg. MAY 18. 19. 2ft— Tmnpn nt Orlnndo. Dnytonn nt Tnmpn. AUGUST 17. 18. 19— Jacksonville nt Lnkelnnd. Dnytonn nt Orlnndo. St. Petersburg nt Orlnndo. Lnkelnnd nt Jncksonvillo. M AY 22, 23, 21— Tnmpn nt St. Petersburg. Dnytonn nt St. Petersburg. Orlnndo nt Lnkelnnd. M cL a u g h l i n t a l k s Tnmpn nt Jncksonvllle. ON ADVERTISING M AY 25, 2(1, 27— Tnmpn nt Dnytonn. Norfolk, Vn,, April 10, 1022. Lnkelnnd nt Orlnndo. R. J. Holly, Editor, St. Petersburg nt Jncksonvllle. Tho Snnford Herald, M AY 2ft. 30. 31— . Sanford, Fin, St. Petersburg nt Dnytonn. Dear Holly! Lnkelnnd nt .Tnmpn. I nm taking the liberty to }cull Orlnndo nt Jncksonvillo. your attention to an editorial, on JUNK 1. 2, 3— pngo No. 12 o f the Country Gentle­ Orlnndo nt Dnytonn. man. April 8th, 1022, which is in Jacksonville at Tnmpn, memory o f Mr. G. Harold Powell, St. Petersburg nt Lnnkelnnd. who recently died in Pnsndona, Cnl. JUNE 5, ft, 7— I did not 'know him personnnlly but Lakeland nt Dnytonn. enmo in contact from time to 'time Jncksonvllle nt St. Petersburg. with quito n good deni o f his work, Tnmpn nt Orlnndo. nnd he in very well known by his JUNE 8. 9, 10— accomplishments. What lie hns dono Dnytonn nt Orlnndo. Is o f grout Interest to mo heenuso Lnkolnnd nt Jacksonville. moBt o f my work is along similar Tnmpn & St. Petersburg. lines, nnd particularly for the ad­ vancement o f Florida. JUNE 12, 13, l i - Itnytona at Jacksonville. All o f Mr, Powell’s work und this Orlnndo nt St, Petersburg. vditorinl on his dw 'Ji uXiphnsizozs Tampa at I,akolnnd< tho importance o f selling rnthcr thnn complaining, nnd It emphasizes par. JUNE 13, 1ft. 17— Jncksonvllle nt Dnytonn. Uc.l’mriy the Imporlnnco o f soiling In I c e l a n d at St. Petersburg. volume, n practice common to nil de­ partment stores. Orlnndo nt Tnmpn. , It is very much bettor for uh to Bell JUNE 19, 20, 21— nil of our products nt n reuaonnble Dnytonn nt Lnkelnnd. Jncksonvllle nt Orlnndo. profit, rnthcr than try to soil n small portion of whnt wo produco nt n St. Petersburg nt Tnmpn. large profit, nnd let the otlior pnrt JU NE 22, 23, 21— of tho crop romnln unmarketed. If Dnytonn nt Tnmpn. the volume is moved it will givo oinf Jacksonville nt Lnkelnnd. ptoyment to everybody fnnURnr with St. Petersburg nt Orlnndo. any branch of industry— it not only JUNE 2ft. 27, 28— helps the producer o f somo Bpcclul Dnytonn nt St. Petersburg. Orlnndo nt Lnkolund. commodity, hut It helps nil the in­ Tnmpn nt Jncksonvillo. dividuals and business man In the state. Tho wny to move tho volume JU NE 29, 30—JULY 1— is by advertising, heenuso thnt is Tnmpn nt Daytona. Lnkelnnd nt Orlnndo. tho only wny you enn bring goods to St. Petersburg nt Jncksonvllle. •ho attention o f the public. Tho prodecors o f Cnlifornin ndvcrtlao nearly JULY 3, 4, ft— St. Petersburg nt Daytona. everything thnt is produced In tho Lnkolnnd nt Tnmpn. stnte, whothor thoy have consider­ Orlando nt Jncksonvillo, able competition or whothcr they have none nt nil. Somo pooplo think, JULY ft, 7, 8— Orlando nt Daytona. I hnvo no doubt, it would bo foolish Jacksonville at Tampa. to advertise watermelons If thoy waro ndvertls d, who do not ent St, Petersburg nt Lnkelnnd. them now. Take celery and lettuce JULY 10, 11,v12— us nn oxnmplc— you do not sea that Lakeland at Daytona. NEW YORK’S EASTER PARADE WAS BIG SUNDAY EVENT— _ PERIW INKLE BLUE WAS IT NEW YORK, April 17.— Manhat­ tan’s famous Easter parade was sot in step yesterday to n sartorial sym­ phony— tho Periwinkle Blues. Tho now shndo wns the dominant note in the color mndloy thnt filled brilliant French avenue, from Central park, down to tho shnwod of tho Wnshington arch. As to color, tho Easter parade wns a veritable .crescendo, with tho plenaingly soft periwinkle blue everywhere in dominnnee. There wns no group complete without It. Its choice wns confined to no ono age or^ ln ss oi even complexion. Occasionally crea­ tions o f ono or tho other- o f tho mors sombre hues woro invariably lighten­ ed—on tho hnt, tho bodlco o f tho skirt— with n touch of the shndo thnt seemingly claims mtlndy’a solo nllcgl nine o f tho moment. Thu parade wns in progress most of the day, but It didn’t r*enlly stnrt of course, until the churches of tho nvomio dismissed their morning congrega­ tions shortly after noon. A kindly providence did its bit in providing n day of blue nnd silver, shot through with gold—n perfect Easter day. Mnny were tho pnrndors— the flap­ pers ns well us their older sisters— who knew full well the valuo of the sedate cathedral nnd church entrances us hack grounds to their hrillinucy, nnd these austere doorways framed the naive pencoekings o f thousands as n prelude to the march up nnd down tho avenue. Thoy left tho churches slowly lingering in their frames for just tho proper tinio to register an of- [THREE BIG PACKING PLANTS WILL FORM NEW MERGER, FIVE HUNDRED MILLION Firms Involved are Said to Be Arm our, Wilson and Cudahy ^ ( H r T h e A s s o c ia t e d I’ rF M ) CHICAGO, April 18.— Informnl negotiations for the merger o f threo of the Big Five packers into a $500,000,000 corporation have been conducted by J. Ogden Armour, head o f Armour & Co., snys tho Herald and Examiner today. The firms involved are Ar­ mour, Wilson and Cudahy. Armour and Edward Cudahy flatly denied a merger was contemplated, und Wilson was out of the city. feet, before they Joined tho gny envNo ono authority had indicated tho nlcndo. length o f tho skirts. Thoy were of Thoro wore mnny striking costumes, nil clnsscs,— or brevity. Any deficien­ nnd quito nn nrrny o f colors under the cy in skirt length wns mndc up by overlordship of periwinkle blue. Long flnshes o f silken hoBe, In which cham­ fringed enpes of hlnck mnny of them pagne, peurl gray, flesh, blnck nnd lipsticked red, or surmounted by hots poriwinklo hluo predominated. o f rough strnw o f the now or orange, Three o f the fam ily o f furH held of dull gold emerald green, with hero favorite pluco nbout the feminine nnd theru n vngrnnt wisp of Jnde, neck—plntinum fox, stone mnrteu or seemed second in popularity to tailored Hquirrel. Strings o f penrls ruled u» suits of the new shndo. It seemed thnt gem ornaments, with wnnging ear­ fully n third of tho pnrnders woro rings very much to tho fore. coped, mnny of the poriwinklo blue Hats for tho most pnrt, were bril­ suits having enpes o f tho same mater­ liant in color, though thosu who claim ial attached. to know declared them to he rnthcr Bends wore very much in evidence. mediocre in design. Thnt is, them All manners of gowns woro relieved, t wns seemingly little imuginntion on in bends, mnny of them in rather fan­ this score. But whnt they lost in or­ tastic nrrny. Thu tailored suits for i iginal shapes, they mndo up in dar­ the most pnrt, wore ulmost severely ing colors. plain, with long lines suggesting dig­ nity hut avoiding nny hint o f nustcrIt 1s understood, o f courso, that ity. Bended gowns of sntin nnd'erope, those who don’t really need the bo­ in pearl gruy, onenmpngno brown nus will dccllno It as a matter of tnupo or fuwn^voro striking features. patriotism. �COMFORT GOMPERSSAYS Q t t 'j i l i t y A n d WILL NOT MIX .* • S 'S * * v i c o EXTRA PARTY That's what ‘ ,Pananlft', ftnmla for in Overalls, Coveralls and Pants; all first-class work garments for men and boys. “PANAMA” O vU N e r a lls IO N -M A O S SCORES TA FT AND THE INJUNC­ TIONS AGAINST LADOR UNIONS NEW HAVEN, Conn., April 17.— Samuel Gompcrs, president o f the American Federation o f Labor, launch­ ed n vigorous attack against the ‘ interests opposed to organized laMndo of best Indigo Denim, liuomy, ensy-fltthignnd uotnnor” In an address at an open forum forlnblo |seams double-nil toll­ session o f tho Conncctclut Federation ed ; pockets re-lnforcwl; wlilo o f Labor hero yesterday. suspsndertf rust-proof butIona thnt Staff on. Mr. Gompcrs Bcorcd Chief Justice Taft when ho referred to a “ recent Ask your Senior for "P an­ ama,” tho Work nlnlhnn with decision o f tho United Stntcs Supremo tlio lron-clail Court.” He Hold tho decision ‘ ’prac­ gunrantoe. < tically annulled tho Clnyton net.” Ho Kfthti Mf|i C®h Mobil*, AU. sold the courts which havo been Is­ suing Injunctions against striking la­ bor organizations nro “ courts o f in; equity” instead o f courts of equity. "MADE Ho decinrcd thnt organized labor is TO “ asking for more nnd would continue MAKE to ask for more." lie recommended GOOD" thnt organized labor atrlvo fo r modi­ fication of tho Volstead act Ixctecd fg\ ♦rvlmr to repeal tho eighteenth^ amendment. He described tho con-! grcflslonnl farm bloc ns a “ financial bloc." The railroad brotherhoods, which arc not affiliated with tho American Federation o f Labor, had delegates present who asked about the policy of tho A. F. of L. relative to tho recent­ ly organized Non-Pnrtisnn pnrty be­ ing fathered by the railroad brother­ hoods. Mr. Gompors answered that tho A. F, of L. “ would follow tho policy laid down by our convention o f eclctlng our friends nnd defeating our onomlos,” ami would have no part in any party campaign. The chambers of commerce, and BAKMMATEFF IS IMMUNE especially tho United States Chamber FROM COURT APPEARAN CE of Commerce, were scored by Mr. - I S RUSSIA’ S AMBASSADOR Gompcrs for an alleged attack upon tho workers of the country "in an ef­ fort to destroy organized Inbor,” Illy The A,*(iclnltd Preee) On the bonus question, Mr. GompWASHINGTON, April 18.— Boris Bskhmntcff, Inst accredited ambnss- ors said thnt “ the A. F. of L. believes t dor from ussla to tho United Stntcs, that the men who offered their lives, recognized representative Itussln and gave up their jobs to do so and arc is much enjoys diplomatic immunity now out of work, should bo compensat­ Secretary Hughes declared today In ed. To do so would put them in funds, a letter transmitted to the Senate. whereby they could get a now start, The Labor*'committee hod aubpoaod business would be revived, an enor­ Bakhmateff appear at its Semenoff mous amount of money would bo put into circulation, nnd honest business hearings. thui would benefit. While the public! erica ha snot denied onb o f tile charat largo would bo affected financially j ges but last Friday issued a charac. very little If congress passes a just tcrlstlc propaganda statement In r*> taxation net.” latlon to prohlbltlotv and the antl-Saloon League's well known formula o f TITUSVILLE IS DOING 'nnarchy' nnd ‘nullification’ as If it THINGS— SHIP CANAL * . alone woro Interested In protecting , TO SANFORD IS N EXT the United States from anarchy and --------- * j nullification. In this propaganda At its regular weekly lunch last statement It had the audacity to ap. Friday tho Business Men’s Club had PCnl for lnw enforcement whon tho ns its guest John WInthrop Win­ anti-Snloon League Itself was char­ slow, who hns recently purchased a ged with serious crimes. “ Tho anti-Snloon Lcaguo 'controls beautiful homo in this city and bovtho congrcss-of tho United States has ernl miles o f ocean frontago adjacent dictated executive appointment and to Titusville. Mr, Winslow expressed his belief by recent disclosures horo In W ash­ In tho great future o f Titusville nnd ington, is shown to have attempted mentioned tho bridge and road to tho to dictate judicial appointments nnd ocean, the road to Allenhurst, tho the administration o f justice.” rood to Orlando, tho pond to San­ ford, tho road to Orslno, aipTHus-. INCREASE APPROPRIATIONS vlllo projects, ns some o f tho reasons FOR BUREAU ENGINEERING for his holief In tho futuro o f Titus­ AND ORDINANCE DEPTS. ville. In response to requests for a speech ( Ity T l , Anaoelatrd P r w « ) WASHINGTON, April 18.— Tho President W. B. Dobson said the noxt big thing for Titusville to go House members who put through an after Is a ship canal from Sanford to nmendmont to the naval bill Increas­ Titusville via the chain of lakes be. ing tho enlisted personnel, at tho lost tween tho St. Johns River and the moment today decided not to offer Indlnn Rlvor. Connecting Florida's amendments Increasing npproprlatwo greatest rivers will provldo a |tionr. for the Bureau Ordnnnce and m fc:r cVfj ccr/t! leorx Jarleen. w tfin r H In n and repair, ville to Miami; Tho Cluh hns 18 members nnd all Notice of Application for Tax Deed but two were present at last Fri­ Under Section 575 o f the General day's lunch. Regular weekly luncfi Statutes of the State of Florida wil be at the Arlington at noon to­ Notice is hereby given thift It. L. day.—Titusville Advocate. Kennedy, purchaser o f Tax Certifi­ cate No. 270, dated tho 3rd day of CONGRESSMAN SAYS June, A. I). U>1H, has filed "aid certi­ IIE W ILL INDICT THE ficate in my o ffk o , and has miulo npANTIfSALOON LEAGUE Iplication for Tax Deed to Issue in ac---------cordanco with lnw. Sdhl certificate WASHINGTON, April 17.— Roprc- ! embraces tho following described propscntatlve Tlnkham, Republican, Mas. erty situated in Sominolo County, snehusotts, said in a statement yes­ Florida, to-wit: Lot 140 Eureka terday that charges recently made by Hammock. The said land being as­ him In tho house tlmt tho anti-sal- sessed at the dnto of tho Issuance of oon League o f America lmd failed to gurh certificate in tho name o f Uncomply ,wlth tho corrupt practices known. Unless said certificate shall act “ nre now before tho department he redeemed according to law tax deed o f justice nnd will bo acted upon in will issue thereon on tho 12th day of duo season. The cases' ngoihst the j j nyi D. 1022. league,” ho added, “ nro complcto with Witness my official signature and tho evidence necessary for Indict. soaI lhis the 4th day o f April, A. 1). mont and conviction when presented ;po2. to a grand jury and federal criminal (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, court." Clerk Circuit Court, Rcltornting his charge that tho Seminole County, Fin. league had failed to report all con­ 34-fite By: A. M. W EEKS, I). C. tributions, in tho statement filed "under protest" by Wayne B. Wheel­ Notice of Application for. Tnx Deed Under Srrtinn 575 o f the General er, in 1020, Mr. Tinkhnm"s state­ Statutes or the Stnlo of Florida ment snid: “ The anti-Snloon Lcnguo o f Am- Notice is hereby given that F. fo r Tax Deed to issue in accordance Administrator o f said estate, and a sk their approval. with taw. Said certificate embraces forDated April 11th, A. D. 1911. F. J. MoDANNBU tho following described property sit­ Sfi-Dip „ Administrator. uated In Sominolo County, Florida, toIn Court o f County Judas, MemlueU w it: Beg, 10.70 chs. S nnd 17;81 chs. County. State of Florida W o f NE car o f SE 1-4 o f SW 1-4 Sec. NOTICE) OF A D M I N I S T R A T O R 3, Twp. 20 S., Range 30 E., ru n ’ S 55 (For Final Discharge) dogreos, E 17.88 chs., S 30 dogroos, W In re Salute of 3.74 chs., W. 1.00 chs., thence NWly j . H a m il t o n h e p . Notice Is hereby given, to all whom It to beg. 5 across Tho said-land boing may concern, thnt on the 10th day of assessed at the (Into o f tho Issuance of June, A. D. 1933, I nhntl apply to tho Honorable 19. F. llo'isholiter, Judge of such certificate iji tho name o f Jamos ■aid Court, ue Judge o f Probate, fo r m y final discharge an Administrator o f tho Townsend. Unless said cortificato eatate o f J. Hamilton Hep, deceased, shall bo redeemed according to law tnx|and’ time’ I will wUPprs___ ...thiit at^ fho'same' o name time pre­ sent to said Court my final accounts deed will Issue thorcon on tho 12th ne admlnletnrtor o f entd eatate, and ask fo r their approval. day o f May, A. D. 1022. Dnted April 10th, A. D. 1931. Witness my official signature and A A n O N It. ANDBnfl, 35-9to.... ' Administrator. sent this tho 6th day o f April, A . D. NOTICE! OF APPLICATION FOR T A * IlKEIl UNDER SUCTION STS OF flHNRItAI. STATUTRN OP TI1H HTATR OF FIiO lllDA Notice Is heroby glv sn that A lios W . Palmer, purchaser o f Tax C ertificate •No. 43, dated the 2nd day o f June, A. D. 1919. has filed euld ce rtificate In m y office, and hne mndo application f o r Tnx Deed to Issue In accordance with law. Said certificate embraces tho f o l ­ low in g described property situated In Hemlnolo County. Folrlda, to -w it : Lot fl, Hlock 9. Tier 8, Bnnford. Tho said land being assessed nt the date o f ths leeunnco o f such certificate In the name o f J. W. Pltigorntd Relnte. Unless said certificate ehnll be redeemed a ccordin g to lnw Tnx Peed will leeno thereon on <**? "»*'r dr.;- .jf April. A. V. I'ZZ. WITNESS my official nignutnro and seal thin ilte 2 Ith day of March, A. P. 1922. (H EM .) E. A. notmt.AHH, Clork Circuit Court, ivii. (SEAL) 34-0tc E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida. By: A. M. W EEKS, D. C. Notice of Application for Tnx Deed Under Section 575 o f the General Statutes o f the State o f Florida Notice is hereby given thnt G. S. Crnwford, purchnser o f Tnx Cortlflento No. 32. dnted tho 2nd day of Juno, A. D. 1010, hns filed said certi­ ficate in my office, nnd hns mndo ap­ plication for Tax Deed to issue in ac­ cordance with law. Sabi cortificato embraces tho following doscrIBcd prop, erty situated in Scniinolu County, Florida, to-wit: N *4 Lot 3, W. F. Leavitt's Suh-Dlv, Tho snld land be­ ing aaJVb.sACu mL the date of the Issu­ ance of such certificate in tho nnmo of S. W. Wright. Unless snld cortificato shall bo redeemed according to law Tnx Deed will issue thorcon on the 22nd day of April, A. D. 1022. WITNESS my official signature nnd seal this tho 17tli day of March, A. D. 1022. , (SE A L) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida. 31-fitc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. .13-flto Ily: ,\, M. WEEKS, D. C. In IIip Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Circuit In nnd fnr Seminole County, Florida |v e i i t v n u i v F. L. Woodruff, Coinplnlntniit, ve. C. II. tilndnloy, P. Froder, and B. 3. Clone, Defendants. (Htlll'.lt OF PIIIII.ICATION To the unknown hutre, devises, gran tec.'i or other ululiimnte, and all p a r ­ ties clnlmlng nu Interest under C. II. Idtidaley, P. F rod er.an d E J. Class, or oilier wine In tho property herein­ after described, and to all parties claiming an Interoat In enld property, situated In Homlnolo County, Florida, lo - w l t : Heglunlng IB chalne North nnd 33 and 8-100 chuliia Eaet o f the Hnuthwest c o r ­ ner. Section 35. Township 19 Mouth, Itnngo 30 E hhI, run North I . chains, East 21 chaliin and Houlh westerly II ami 2K-ina chalun and Went 13 cltalne. Notice o f Application for Tnx Deed Ainu beginning 20 and 4-100 chains Eaet o f the Northwest corner, Hectlon Under Section 575 of lltc General 2, T ownship 20 South, Itiingn 30 East, run Pant 5 clialnn. South i5 chains. Statutes of the State of Florida Went 5 clialnn amt north 15 chalne. Also beginning 3(50 feel South and 115 Notico is hereby given that E. G. Went o f !i Section ponl on Enet linofeet of Hodges, purchaser of Tax Cortificato Section so, Township to. range 30 Emit, , ’ , , , ,, i , , , |run West 215 fnot, South 300 feet, East No. 100, dated tho 2nd day of Juno, 215 feet, North 300 feet. A l s o Lot 9, A, n I. Tier 6, Sanford. A U, tn U lin u , hi,u lias fit,i,I I11UI smild ii 1cl ,.,irlifli’tiln LUrillluliO y ((ll „Ir(, ti„roby ordered Florida. to appear In • ill my office, and has mndo nppllcn- 1the above entitled enusn nit the rule day , . , , . , , , of May tho enme holog tho flr«t day of A. U.- -1922, House , tion for tax deed to issue ill accord- May, , rr. -at- the Court - - ----------. In nnco with law. Said cortificato out- cutup lift mint wilt ho optltled and nuth* nrlxed to proceed ox pal'to. 8. j brncon tho following described prop And It le further ordered orty situated In Sominolo County, o f thlH notice ho published once a wee j i n u ,i( , o o w 1 0 n f f,,r twelve imnsccttlivo wsuka In ths I lorliln, to - w it . ri .. ncros o f W 1 . OI "Hanford Herald" a 'newsimpar In genNE 1-4 o f NW 1-4 o f NW 1-4, Soc. 5, era! circu lation In Mm safd County. „ ,, M Witness my hand as Clerk nf ths Twp. 20 S., Ru!l|fo 31 L. 2 iicrcs. Tito nfnrci'iild Court ntid tlm Sml thereof said land being assessed at tho date o f u ‘ I V : a i .V "' ‘’ 'ifl." a !,,dcWhii?AS8” * tho isstinnco o f such cortificato in tho ............ ...... m i _■ * *" I* _ ■ -| At'*1'**5* i* tj 11w* iU» v* nnmo of unknown. Unless snld cor- JOHN ' ^ I.KONAItnV. 11 Solicitor fo r Complainant. 22-13tS tificatc shnll ”l>o rodoomod according to law Tax Deed will Issuo thorcon on tho 5th day of May, A. 1). 1022. Witness nty olTiclal slgnaturo ami seal thin tho 30th day o f March, A. ACHES AND PAINSSLOAN’S GETS ’EM ! I). 1022. (SEAL) 33-0tc These Druggists Carry FERRAL1NE: BOWER & HOUMILLAT MOBLEY’S DRUG STORE NEWBERRY DRUG STORE UNION P IIA R M A C f Nature alwnys stuiuls guard botvveen Man ami Discafie. Tho moat valuable remedies that Medicine and Science have over discovered cotno from Nature. Tho minerals of tho soil— tho herbs of the fields— the natural springs that gUBh from the heart of the earth— these nre tho most potent healing agents that are known today. Chemists, wrth their wealth o f knowledge, have never been able to equnl them. At Hatchntigbce Bluff, Alabama, by, tho sparkling waters of the Tombigbee River, there is a mineral deposit possess­ ing almost miraculous healing qualities. / Nature hero hns dono her best for the health of mnn. If the purest water bo filtered through this soil, it dis­ solves the wondrous minerals that compose this earth and cause the water to become a medicine without peer. This jnedicine jg— E. A. DOUGLASS, Clork Circuit Court, Sominolo County, Fla. By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. The Ferraline Distributing Co., Tampa, Florida meat fumJy and apply when you first feel tho aclto or pain. It titiickly cases (lie ;uiit and scads n feeling of warmth through tho ncltiag jwrt, Sloan’s Liniment penetrates NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOIt TAX ln:i:i> t1\ DF.it s e c t i o n n;a o f (lENEItAI. STATUTES OF T1IE STATE OF FI.OItlllA Notico Is hereby glvolT^that J. N. Hoarcy, porchasor nf Tax Cortificato No, Ikon, dated tho 5lli da# (tf Nnvomher, A. H 1896, has filed said cortificato In my office, and has mndo application for Tax Heed tn Issuo In accordance with law. Paid cortificato embraces tho fo llow in g doscrlhod property Hltiialud In Kemlnnln County, Florida, tn-w lt: ling. 25 ft. H and 73 2 and W o f NE cor o f N W 'i o f N K 'i Hoc, 32, Tp. 2" H. It. 80 E. Hun W 232.6 ft. H 4HH ft, E 232.5 ft. N 4*5s ft, 2*4 A. Tho said land lining assessed at tho (Into o f tho Issuance o f such certificate In the name of A. II. llhodes Unless snld certificate shall ho redeemed a ccordin g to law Tax Heed will Issue ihcroou oil the 28th day o f Apill. A. D, 1922. WITNESS my official sin nature and seal tliIm tlm 21th day o f March, A. H 1923. (HEAL) 13. A. DO 1)01.AHH, Clurk Circuit Court. Hamlunlo County, Flu. 32-«to Ily: A. M. WEEKS. P. C. In the Court o f County Judge, Nrinlnolr Comity, State of Florida without rubbing. l ine, too, for rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica, sprains nnd strains, stiff joints, lame hack dud sore muscles. For fortv years pain’s enemy. Ask your neighbor. At all druggUta—35c, 70c, $1.40. S lo a n ; Liniment OS) Clear Your ComeWiloo of plmpWa. , nrne nnd othar fnctnl diaflgaremonU Umt freely Dr. Hokum's M M I Oint­ ment, flood forectems. Itching skin, i and other akin tmoblea. One of Dr. | lloheon's Family Itemedle*. a O in tm e n t NOTICE TO CltEIHTOIIH no tax now In re Estate of MHH. A. It. STILISH, Deceased. To all CredltuHt Logalees, Dlsirlhuleos ami all persons having claims or d e ­ mands against said ostntu: You, and each o f you, are hereby n o ­ tified and rmptlrml to present any claims and demands wMcti yon or olthor o f you may havo against tho estate o f Mrs. A. It. Htlli's. deceased, Into o f Homlnolo County. Florida, to tho undorslgaed, administrator o f said estate, within two years from the date hereof. Dated February lH h A. D. 1923. L. J. HAHTLEY. Administrator. Longwoad, Fla. LINE. Nature has subtilely mixed a remedy wnicn none uu& she can duplicate. In FERRALINE, Naturp hus built her own remedy, which man will never equnl. FERRALINE builds red blood. FERRALINE brings to pale cheeks the rich flush of health. FERRALINE regu­ lates the torpid liver—eliminates the poisons that clog and weaken the action o f tho liver. FERRALINE acts gontly on tho kidneys. It aids digestion. It soothes and heals the soreness o f the stomach and bowels. It aids all functions of Nature, for it Is, In truth, Nature's remedy itself. FERRALINE Is NOT a patent medicine. It is Nature's own combination o f health-giving minerals. Formed by Na­ ture and delivered, unchanged, to you. Your druggist Is your friend and will truthfully tell you of FERRALINE’S merits. Ask him about it. VOID the misery of racking p;tiit. T V llu v o n hottlu of Sloin’a 1-ini- LUDEN'S m enthol cough drops price 36-9to In t'eurl uf County Judge, Hniilnole Colirty, Mints of Florida • — .NOTICE OF AinilNIMTIlATOIl (For Final Illnrharge) GIVE QUICK RELIEF In re Estate of H A llltlB T T I* COONEY, Notice In hereby given, to all whom U may concern, that on the 2oth day o f u l«M «kr MrWo il M M M W W M M W IW V straight h e w Yrlfea h i k u - On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Grates Y o u Can Buy From Ua nt Wholesale Prices Writ# for Fries Uet F iT iT i S Ti W. A. Mcrryday Company Fnlaika, Florida ■ ■ M I M n illllf i'll H l 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, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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' jX \l. 1- a '••.a, ’ I * .' V - . •v . •• . ?;v» ^ " . - ’' •* a. 'i ■*t c . lU • ' Mi 44 " a *■ - . . ** • aw ' • 7T . ' • *. * * i ’ ’*• # j ,« f 0 ^ :fflV Hfr ■ , ■. (* \ <•* SB *J m l IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME X III f' SECOND SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA,' FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1922 PAGES N lM E TOTWELVE , * NUM BER 87 5 SEARCH FOR MISSING GENOA CONFERENCE BREAK SANFORD’S DELEGATION IN BIG TEXAS FLOOD WHEN V TRINITY RIVER OVERFLOWS WILL COME IN A FEW DAYS GETS PROMISES GALORE SAYS LONDON NEWSPAPERS ON AID FOR OUR ROADS Unofficial Deaf'* Stands at Twenty But . List May Grow Lloyd George’s Enemies V A U D E V IL L E sons FORT WORTH, Tex., April 26.—Senrch for thirty-six per­ ROTARY CUJB Say the Meeting is carried on unofficial Hat of dead and missing today as the re­ of yesterday’s overflow of Trinity river started at daylight ELECT OFFICERS a Failure AT MEN’S CLUB sult Near Future * when squads of searchers were sent out to comb the district where ■the flood waters begun to recedo. Unofficial death list now stands WELL ATTENDED ENSUING VEAR S O V I E T THREAT ftt twenty. . „„ , , ROCK f o r r o a d I Ir Some of Which May Materialize in the v . V I I I , T h f ^ H i i r U l f d I 'r f M ) Property damnge estimated af approximately ono million dol­ CLUB ARRANGED FINE PRO­ lars, is the toll of a flood which swept Fort Worth early yesterday, niG MEETING HELD YESTERDAY PROTEST POLAND’S ACTO MAKE SHOULDERS ON STATE GRAM THAT WAS APPRE currying before it scores of residence* and small buildings, over­ AT NOON-DAY LUN CHEON - REDS TION CONCERNING NINO RUSSOR OFFICERS ELECTED HOAD NO. 5 WHICH IS SANCIATED BY ALL flowing. hundreds of cares of land and inundating several city GERMAN PACT FOKD-ORLANDO ROAD streets. Tho »’« u - M I a 'Cr.tvirialr.mcnt given John J. McCain, Forth Worth city engineer, issued a state­ Snnford Rotary Club hold a most ( D r T h e A a a o r t i t f d I ’r r a a ) t Thn mooting of the State Road De­ by the Men’s Club of Holy Cross Par­ ment Inst night in which he declared that the levees around the interesting meeting at noon yesterday LONDON, April 20.—Probable ear­ partment item in Tampa yeatordny de­ ish asslstod by tho Legion Snxnphono rivers, which broke here early yesterday and flooded lowlands of nt tho Valdez Hotel nt their regular ly breaking up of Genoa confAefcca veloped into whnt could be construed band, was well attended and those the city, wero “dynamited by unknown parties,” and that an in­ mid-day luncheon. Aside from tho reg- was more than hinted nt in some of yi- • business Vi hi? transacted was the London newspaper ouiiorinis Tooay. ns n filibuster on the part of ndher- present thoroughly enjoyed thn var­ vestigation by a grand jury *'.» n.-•nv/rded immediately. tr<«s of Stato Road No. 6. It was not ious stunts. They demonstrated boDALLAS, April 26.—Forty-seven persons are unaccounted for annual election of officers nnd tho fol- Northcliffo Journals, which consist­ | yond any doubt that Sanford has snmo until Into in tho nftomoon that ropreor known dead as the result of a flood and one windstorm in Texas Iwring d im tern were elected for the ently opposed conference and Lloyd Ulini ... . . . . ---------- -------- —• i*— —* ------- -----------------------ensuing your: J. 0. Rnll, F. E. Rou- George’s ndvocncy thoroof, declare sentntivos from other counties had tho of tho best talent to bo obtained nny- within the last twenty-four hours. miilnt, Edward Higgins, E. F. Hous- meeting a failure. epporlTm^y (»? jitcm 'tiuj, ihoir re-1whero and any Umo they want to put holdcr, A. E. Yowoll, D. L. Thrnshor, on a vaudeville ekelch it will be Bomo quests and grievances to tho board It. J. Holly, Chas. Britt, S. 0. ShinholGENOA, April 20.—Soviet Russia, Nothing dovclopcd from this unus­ thing us gopd as any professionals. sor. Tho directors met after tho contributed nnothor sonsntion to tha ual amount of verbosity, except p-om- Evory number on tho program last meeting nnd elucted tho following of­ economic conference yesterday by iies—nono of which can bo fulfilled night was flrjt class, the sax bnnd ficers who will also ho ex-officinl sending a note to tho Polish deleft* making Its first appearance in public until tho rovenue from 1023 tax money members of tho lxmrd; D. I,. Thrash­ tion remonstrating ngnlnst Polands U received. Tho most definito assur­ after seven weeks practice of one er, president; E. F. Housholdor, vice­ action in joining with tho Allied pow­ ance recoivcd by any delegation wu# night ench week made such a creditpresident; W. M. Haynes, secretary; ers In protest ngnlnst n separate thnt given tho members from Snnford ablo showing thnt they wero roundly Chas. Britt, treasurer; J. D. Davison, trenty between Russin nnd Gormany. —representing Seminole county. This upplnudod every time they mado their H. It. Stevens ns past president, will Russia clnimed thnt tho pcnco treaty delegation brought tho Board’s atten­ appearance. Ilandmuster Ball has he u member of the board, between herself nnd Poland covert tion to the condition of tho Orlnndo- certainly whipped the hoys into shape sergennt-nt-arms. all rclntions hotwoon tho two coun­ in a short time and the thirty p'ayers Snnford road and tho necessity of imThe new officers will ho duly install­ tries so thnt Poland, like Germany, with all sizes and shapos.of snxumediuto repairs being made to prevent ed at tho next meeting and at tho first should not participate in the discus­ i llr The A*i»flntrd I’rraa) its further disintegration. After a phones made a fine stage setting. The I 26.—PlncinR tin- full weight of the Ameri­ thorough discussion of this m atter tho readings by Mis. Newberry, tho negro can NewHpuper Publishera’ Association against any effmt to in­ meeting in tho month of May the new sion of Russian affairs, even Intimat­ membors of tho Department unani­ dialect sketch by Bolt Herndon al­ troduce the forty-four hour week in the newspaper shops and de­ members will he initiated with a big ing thnt Poland hy her present acttion in tho conforcnca has abrogated mously voted to furnish sufficient ways good, the (puirtettu that turned claring there cannot he any reduction in newspaper advertising or meeting to he held at night. It. J. Starling was taken in as a tho trenty signod nt Riga on March rock to bo plnced 3 Mi to 4 feet on tho out to ho a trjp of Tom Martin, Hud subscription rates at this time T. K. Williams, of tho Pittsburgh member yesterday and Ralph Bronson IH, 1021. shoulders of the present road as a Allison und Maurice Helstou, Johnny Post nnd president of the association, cnllqd on member^ at the a visiting Rotnrinn from Key West, Russin has a strong Red army entemporary expedient, and which will Schirard in cornet boIoh, S. Samuel opening of the annual convention today to eliminato waste in the was asked for n few words and made enmped near tho Polish border, and Iiaumul in song and dunce, Mrs. Lumeet tho heavy traffic until such time I ...,,.,..-.. ... —-- ---- --------» — -- ---- newspnper plants nnd get behind apprenticeship school movement a good talk on tho Boy Seout move­ for this rensor the Russian remon-. cille Asponwali Taknch in solo, the in order to prevent shortage of skilled help in newspaper work. ment that was given in yesterday's strnnccs aro regarded by some of the mg 01 mis ruuu. mu uiiK>»uur ui um duet on cornets by tho Hall twins, tho Herald delegates ns equivalent to nlmost a Hoad Department assured the Snnford acrobatic .Hunts of Ed. Ward, tho throat against Poland, delegation thnt shipments of this rock xylophono duet of James Robson and RUSSIANS FINDING The ex p els on tho Russian ques­ . would he iqiyjq. liumiullutoly upon ru- his ilttlo sister. Pearl, tho tuo'dnnctng tion sitting without tho soviet dele­ OUT THEY CAN’T t'elpt of ntMce of tho county commls- of Jonnia May Brown ami the violet gates, ycsterilny compared mMfcs on dunco of little Mury Wight and all sionors thnt thoy wore ready to bun­ DO WITHOUT MONEY ho now proposals presented by tha the many nnd varied numbers were dle it. Chairman Brumloy, of tho Russian delegates nt Tuesdays ses­ away above the average vaudeville ntcounty ................. commissioners, ........... advised that ho l l l r T h r A a a i t r l n l r d I ' r r a a ) ..... ........... ....... —---- * ----------------- — ------ " ----- MOSCOW, April 20.—While its sion, and decided to forwnrd their re­ would immediately call u specinl mcotv tractions of .the big cities and wero dolcgnttion at Genon 1m trying to port to their respective governments. iik ui wi« county ............................... encored. In fact the proiag of Aho commissioners to nil" heartily ‘ reach an agreement with thu Euro­ It h expected that when tho answers nccopt this offer from tho Rond Do-jgrum was repented ho often thnt it pent) powors for economic aid for aro received from the various capitals pnrtmont and much needed repairs to took about three hours to play it out Soviet Russia, the Bolshevik govern­ tho powers will submit counter pro­ .................... . hut Mio audience never hoenmo tired this important artery will begin with­ ment is Reeking to bring it« financial posals to the soviet counchcd In Arm as so many and varied stunts were in the next thirty days. ( !l> T h e .ta a iw to tr f I 'l r a a ) and other affairs to a sounder basis language in an endeavor to reach a carried out that the entire program The rock will lie laid sufficiently ANNISTON, Ala., April 26.—Policemen Joe Holiday and c. hy work at homo. working basis for nn accord. thick so that when it hns been evened was full of punch nnd pep and was B. Hurst were ahot and killed here today by Policeman Marshall The All-Russtnn Communist pnrty “We cannot stnty bore forever," by traffic it will increase the width of most successful in evory way. The Welch. After Rluying the two policemen, who were riding in an congress lias been tho preliminary said n French delegate Inst night* the present roadway from 0 foot to show was given by the Men’s Club to automobile, Welch drove the enrjeontnining the bodies to an un­ fields whero tho international strug­ Tho French aro dlstrubod over the approximately 17 feet. At thnt time obtain funds for the many improve­ dertaking e s ta b lis h m e n t and Until surrendered. Police said Welch gle to bring out order from chaos in manner in Which the English hnvs un nil coating can he applied which ments in the Parish House ami other declared he shot Holiday in self-defense and the shooting ot Russia's finances has boon fought. interpreted Promlor Poincnro’s ad­ parts of tho plant that the club now will further improve it. Hurst was accidental. Against tho few remaining groups dress. Tho French spokesman mado oilers tho public und every man In ICstimated costs t otlio Rond De­ of tho communist pnrty who still it clear thnt all Frenchmen aro al­ Sanford who enjoys tho fellowship of partment for theso improvements will cling to tho idea that monoy should armed over future military possibili­ his fellow man, who wants to see the amount to nt least $16,000.00. ho eliminated, M. >Sokolnikoff, as­ ties of tho Russo-German trenty nnd Estimated costs to the Rond De­ young boys in good company nnd who sistant to tile commissioner for fin­ Hint M. Polncaro was merely voicing tain was the first to he heard by the is unxious to huip his city should be­ ance, supported hy the majority, Franco's genuine disquietude. There Hoad Department, after the-lengthy come a member of the Mon’s Club and carried his point thnt a sound mone­ aro curtan indications hero that discussions on Rond No. Eivo, thoy nssist in thiu great work. tary system for Soviet Russin can bo Franco with her dwindling population The Men's Club is anxious to enroll were very much elated nt this definito gained only hy curtailing the issue of is fearful of tho constantly increas­ the names of ull tho old men, the midaction. No definite action huH been paper money, on ono hand, nnd by ing German population, united with taken by tho Rend Department in the dlo-nged men and the young men in collecting tnxes, to bring tho money mighty Russin. Tho French attitude way of tanking appropriations up un­ the clul) in order to get a large and hack to the government, on tho oth­ toward Russin is desorbed as liko that til the timo Seminole county was enthusiastic crowd of men ready and er. of Japan toward Chinn—each wants willing at nil times to create a larger heard., Up to the Inst of March, twenty nn organized und prosperous neigh­ E. A. Douglass was spokesman for plant in Sanford for tho benefit of the Ave trillion paper rubles had been is­ bor, hut daos not dcsiro thnt that ( H r T h r A iaimtafi 4 I’r r a a ) men of tho city und tho boys nnd give the Snnford delegation, which consist­ MIAMI, April 26.—Tho Santa Maria ih mifc at Wilson Island sued in 1022, it dovolopod. in tho con­ neighbor ho so strong as to loom up ed of Forest Lnko, L. A. Bramioy, them a good dean place whero they ference. Hitherto tho government, an a possible menace. Geo. W. Knight, C. W. Entzmingor can have good, clean sports and according to a wireless frpm Havana at 11:110 today. The mes­ while paying out hugo sums in pap­ amusements every night in the week sage was from the Havana Company owning the Santa Marta. and Secretary R. W. Ponrmnn. er scarcely ever recoivcd any of It ELKS CONVENTION ‘ The message was sent hy a naval plane which stated the pas­ if they desire. Tho club now has back, ns thoro wero no taxes In monoy sengers on the Santa Maria were taken to Nassau by a small boat howling alleys, pool rooms, shower AT JACKSONVILLE BETWEEN DUBLIN ANI) -BEL­ to be pnld no tram fares, railway while the pilot and mechanician remained with the plane. baths, n big theatre building, basket BRINGS BIG CROWD FAST GOVERNMENTS—SIT­ The Santa Maria encountered such heavy winds after leav­ fares or postal or other revenuos. hnll court, trapeze and other athletic UATION ALARMING Now, tho Incomo will ho an effort to apparatus and next season hopes to. ing Key West she was forced to! uso all her fuel and had to stop at ( U r T h e A a a n r l n l r d I’r r a a ) JACKSONVILLE, April 20.—The have a stage ull sot with good scenery tho islnnd ot 1:80 Monday afternoon. None of the passengers aro cheek tho outgo. l l l r Tht- A a a iir ln l f d I’r r a a ) From April the gold standard a t­ city wns crowded today with Elks BELFAST, April 20.—A breach be­ and curtains and have a place where any the wOrso for the experience. . tempt was abandoned, and all taxes from nil purts of tho state, here for tween Dublin nnd Belfast govern­ tho entiro city of Sanford can congre­ railway fares, etc., calculated on tho annual Stato Convention of Elks, ments which Ulster political qunrtors gate nnd pluy nnd have a ronl com­ basis of thu paper ruble. which oponud this morning, and will declnro may entail rupture of London munity house thnt is so badly needed Municipalities must support thorn- rnntinuo through Friday. agreement indicated by u statement horj. suIvoh under tho new plun. All gov­ issued by provisional government in ernment budgets uro to ha cut to tho Dublin announcing it was unable to MALAGA FIRE SWEPT bone, nnd now budgets arranged ev­ GILCHRIST ANNOUNCED co-oporuto with Belfast government in Six Home Buns in Four Days Has TODAY FORMALLY GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS Waters Off Const Combed Without ery threa months. Chance nt Ruth's Recordinquiry into Irish railways. Result Yesterday. Tho council of commissars hns ap­ GIVING PLATFORM —TWENTY PERSONS DEAD pointed a special commission in lino ( l l r T h r A a a n rln lid I'rra a ) SWISS WAITER DEPORTED (H r I k r A aaoclnlrd I'rra a ) (Ur T h r A a a o c l n l r d I’r r a a ) ( U r T h e A a a o c ln l r d I ' r r a a ) ST. LOUIS, April 20.—With six with tho now policy, to ollminato bu­ KEY WEST, April 20.—Nnvnl and JACKSONVILLE, April 20.—Gil­ MALAGA, Spnin, April 20.-Twon. FELL IN LOVE WITH reaucracy in tho stato institutions by homo nuns In four days, Kennoth MILLIONAIRES DAUGHTER ty persons aro known to bo dead nnd commercial plnnos nt dnybreak tc- Williams, St. Louis Amorlcnn, loft 60 per cent of tho government sm- christ formully announced today for the Unltod Htntcs Scnnto from Flor­ thirty injured b yn Aro which swopt Rumcd Bonrch for Santa Marla, miss­ Holder today loads all tho Major ployes. ~ ( H r T h e A a a o c ln l r d I ' r r a a I Government buildings Inst night, and ida, and mado public his platform of WASHINGTON, April 20.—August still burning today. It Is feared tho ing with six porsons, slnco It left horo Leagues lit tho homo run column. In twolvo points, principal of which Is, Prohst, S w I bb waiter, who chargod Are would spread to tho Customs a t slxx ton, Mondny morning for mnking six homoruns In four nays, LAST COMBAT UNIT advocacy propor federnl bonus for COMING FROM GERMANY he was kidnapped on account of his IIouso In which groat quantities of Nassau. Waters off tho coast woro Williams hns a chnnco nt tho,record TO .SAVANNAH IN MAY disabled service mon and thalr daromantic interest In tho daughter of ammunition destined for uso of tho combod yosterday without tcbuH. Ono now hold by Ruth, who scored so von pendents; loss Interference of stato I a wealthy member of fashionable Rol­ Spnnlsh forces In Morocco is stored. plhno went over Key Wost-Nnssau in flve days last year. rights by tho Fodoral government; ( U r T h r A a a o c l n l r d I ’r r a a ) ling Stock Country Club near PittaWASHINGTON, April 20.—Eighth moro business in government; leaa routo and tho Santa Maria plnnnod to FLORIDA PYTIIIANS burgh, will bo doported from the infantry, last combat unit will ar- government in business. DUBLIN, April 20—Efforts to follow. BEGIN PROCEEDINGS United States under order issued to­ secure ponce In Southom Ireland was IN GRAND LODGE rlvo at Savannah from Gormany the day hy tho Labor D epartm ent lattbr part of May, Sonator Harris, TOKIO, April 20.—A hoavy earth Thoro la moro profit In keeping a renewed this morning with rcassemof Georgia, suggested that Savannah ORLANDO, April 20.—Tho Grand few good cows than In keeping many shock was centnrod In Toklo at 10:16 “I’m Going Right Straight Back tc bllng of Free State and Republicans this morning. Thoro wns consider. lodge of Florida Knights Pythias bo- prepuro to weleomo tho homo coming poor ones. Koop milk records and lendora nnd nftor discussions which My Doav Old Florida Homo,” a t HinHarding, And out which of your milkers a n 'able damage to buildings in tho city gnn their annual convention horo to­ celebration nnd Invito termlstor’s Piano Storo, Welaka Block. continued Into tho afternoon the con­ Weeks and Pershing. day. and suburbs. loafing on tho Job. 2 0 - t f p ference adjournod until Saturday, • AGAINST 44-HOUR WEEK IN NEWSPAPER OFFICES, NO ADVERTISING REDUCTION Or Lowering of Subscription Rates at This Time, . Says President of Association n POLICEMAN KILLS TWO,.............. ONE OF THEM POLICEMAN, AT ANNISTON, ALABAMA And Then Carried Both Bodies to Undertaking Establishment SANTA MARIA IS SAFE AT WILSON’S ISLAND, ACCORDING TO WIRELESS Passengers Will Be Taken to Nassau By Boat as Plane is Damaged Kenneth Williams Naval Planes Search For Missing Santa Ma­ < New Swat King on St. Louis Team ria That Left Monday * i ■ . i ly.mSfui.kv r*VIflfl I �THE I ■ WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL SI, IMS hope this explanation that has been made ao many times will‘auifIce and that (hereafter our position on the quostlon of freo notices and paid no­ tices will be thoroughly understood. — To Intercede in behalf of Boris BakuSpencer of Sanford. Pitcher* Eric haiard but it retarded the growth <* moteff, the last accredited Russian Boswell of Invenness, Henry Gray of younger buildings with the seal Z ambassador, who has been subpoe­ Galhesvllle, Jim Wallace of Wlllston youth and desire to expand, It wZ naed to testify before the committee. nnd’Georgo Hartman of Pensacola, said. But plans for its destruction It was understood that attention of demonstrate tho fertility of Florida have boon made, and the announce, the committee would be called to the sand lots. t ment of its going was greeted with I* t Mrs. Mary Graves Tell You Her usual diplomatic immunity granted Qaptain Bill Ward, before taking general rejoicing. Let the business You u k Da and we will tell you. foreign representatives.' , Poultry Ralaiag Experience up his work behind tho plate for tho houses spring up now on the land It For County Commissioner I t looks like rain. Altho the Kerensky regime which The friends of D. L. Thrasher an­ Gators, boro no mean reputation had occupied, was the hostelry’s part­ "Thtce years ago bought an Incu­ sent M. Bokhmeteff here disappeared nounce his candidacy for the position around Miami. His substitute, Leo Ing shot. * Miaa Adeline Bonynge of Orlando bator, this year I’ve made money. flvo years ago, he still is listed in of­ Works, of Defuniak Springs, esught arrived yesterday and la the gneat of Rnts stole my chicks. Didn’t know ficial records as the Russian ambas­ of County Commissioner for District for Florida in 1010 dhd later played Herald want ads get results. No. 1, knowing that he will at all # r s . A. R. Key. until a friend gave mo a cake of RAT- sador. At present he is a t Charles­ times be found doing his full duty as with Palmer College at the old homo • _ SNAP. Next morning found two ton, S. C. 'CARD OF THANKS ' he sees It and that the county will town. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key an- dead rats In hennery. Kept finding In addition to Mr. Husband, Ralph havo a business man In District No. 1 Wo take this means of returning"ounce the birth of a little daughter them. Suddenly thoy disappeared al­ L. Boggs, of Now York, a former and a conscientious worker for the Notice of Application for Tax Deed our most grateful thanks to oar thia m orning'at the Fernald-Laugh- together. It’s the only sure ra t kll- American army lioutennnt with the Under Section 575 of tho General friends for the many acts of klndnew people of the whole country.—Paid ton Hospital. lor.” Tako Mrs. Graves’ advice. forces in Siberia, was before the Statutes of the State and sympathy shown us in the t*. Political Advertisement. Threo sixes, 85c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and commlttoo. Ills testimony, which " of Florida. cent loss of our home by lire. Mr. and Mnf. Nathan 0. Garner re­ guaranteed by Ball Hardware.—Adv. wna snid not to refute that recently For County Commissioner Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Ingorsol. turned hortio yesterday from Delray given bofore tho committee by Major Notice Is hereby given that Cath­ Tho friends of John Melach an­ where thoy spent the past w$ek com­ Gencrnl Graves, the Siberian expedi­ erine Rayford purchaser of Tax Cer­ bining business and pleasure. tion commandor, or Lloutertant Colo- nounce his candidacy for the position tificate No. 3G0, dated tho 3rd day of nol Charles H. Morrow, his chief aide, of County Commissioner for District June, A. D., 1018, has died said certi­ G. A. Biedsoo of the east sldo an­ was said*to bo intended to do “Jus­ No. 2, knowing that ho will a t all ficate in my offlco, and has made ap­ If you suffer backache, glccpnounces his candidacy for county tice" to tho Russian officer insofar times be found doing his full duty as plication for Tax D ev. to iasuo in ac­ less nights, tired, dull days ond ho socs It and that the county will commissioner from District No. 1, In t a M m m i i i K i i i a i a i n i ns the witness snw evonts there. Ho cordance with in . Said certificate have a business man in District No. S distressing urinary disorders, today's issue. declared thnt nt times tho policy ap­ embraces tho following described pro­ nnd a conscientious worker for tho don't exporimont. Read this (Hr The Aoorlntrd P rru ) peared to bo “an eyo for an eye,’’ but perty situated in Scmlnolo County, people of the whole country.—Paid twlco-old testimony. It’s San­ DAYTONA, April 20.—What a hea­ Many rumors here and thero of five denied general massacres had taken Florida, to-wlt: ford evidence—doubly proven. and six and ten story buildings—of vy touring enr running wild can do place In tho area where ho was sta­ Political Advertisement Lot 13 Frosts Second Additon to Mrs. A. Smith, 410 Palmetto Ave^ was demonstrated here one day this courso thoy may be stories of the tioned. Mr. Baggs credited SemenFor County Commissioner Altamonte. Tho said land being as­ Sanford, says: "I had a steady dulT week when a machino without a driv­ off with having checked progrons and buildings and yet there are stories. I horoby announci my candidacy ior sessed nt tho dato of tho issuance of ache across tho small of my back and er climbed a sidewnik and demolished said that conditions under tho general tho position of cot.nty commissioner such ccrtlflcnto in the nnmo of Mary felt worn out. I 'didn’t hnvo much tho front of n restaurant. Tho car wero hotter than whoro tho Bohhev/Y) Mr. and Mrs. John Wimblsh of far District No. 2, subject to tho de­ M. Murph. Unless said certificate ^ ambition to do my housework and Winston-8alem, N. C., nro the guests was a now ono and tho owner who held swny. cision of tho Democratic primary to bo shall be redeemed accornii i "« / T-V* inure wero sovoro pnins In the back of tho formors’ parents, Capt. and ,in(l ,,nrketl 11 nt r *K*>t angles to tho held Juno Oth, 1022. Tnx Deed will Ibsuo thereon tho 20th of my head. I also hnd dizzy spells Mrs. J. Wimblsh nt their homo on curb, hnd# lifted tho hood nnd was WALTER HAND. dny of May, A. D., 1022 dickering with tho motor. Somothing I used Donn’s Kldnoy Pills and they Park avenuo. (P aid P olitica l A ivertlmniiont) WITNESS my official signature novur fniicd to relievo mo of the he touched caused tho motor to kick nnd seal this tho 20th day of April, trouble." For CoGnty Commissioner Mrs. J. S. Wilson hns returned nnd tho’machino started off. Tho v/r.:r cllmVcd in and -hut off tho gas Mrs. Mmith gnVc tho above state­ I announco my candidacy for tho po­ A. D. 1022. from Hastings whoro sho npcht ten t E. A. DOUGLASS hut not until tho enr hnd dnmngcd ment February 10, 1018 nnd on rendays with “Pop" who is busy with sition of County Commissioner for tho (SEAL) Clerk Circuit Court, Somlnolo runry 2, 1022, sho added: “I hnvon’t the enormous potnto crop that is be­ plate glass windows nnd other oarts District No. 2 subject ,ic the decision County, Florida of tho front of tho rosnurant to tho hnd any signs of kidney complaint ing gathered thore. of tho Democratic .jrlm-.ry to bo hold 3 y A . M . W E E J l l i , 3 . C., 3D-0U •ihiCti 7 sc c O M lu m d td D o a n * A'lu'ney extent of $300. Juno oth, 1022. My doclslon to entor Says ■ glass of hot water w ith PIIIb nnd give Doan’s credit for cur­ tho race was mado at tho earnest re­ It is a convicttlon now for tho man phosphate before breakfaat Notice of Application for Tnx Deed ing mo." ST. PETERSBURG, April 20.—Tho , quest of mnny friends nnd I promlso who has whiskoy on his proporty or keeps illness away. Under Section 575 of the General annual convention of tho Fioridn COc, nt all dealers. Fostor-Milburn anywhoro near his property or miles thnU f elected to servo tho best Inter­ Statutes of the State Association Co., Mfrs., Buffnlo, N. Y.—Adv. Physicians tno world ovor recom­ ests of tho ontire county. from his proporty. This whiskoy State Pharmaceutical of Florida. will bo held hero Juno 12, 18, 14, nnd mend tho inside hath, declaring this buslnoss is a funny thing. JOHN W. BELL. IT), nnd local pharmneistn hnvo begun Is of vastly more importance thnn (Paid P o litica l Advortlnom nnt) Notice is hereby given thnt A. L. Hon. Forrest Lnko has returned preparations for tho cntortnlnmcnt of outside cleanliness, because tho skin For County Commissioner Tnvcnu, purchaser of Tnx Certificate tho visitors, who nro oxpccted to pores do not absorb Impurities into from a business trip to Tnllahnsseo Having served tho poople of Semi­ No. 315, dnted tho 2nd dny of Juno number several hundred. Tho first the blood, causing ill health, whllo and other points. Whllo In Tnllnhno. nole County us commissioner sinco the A. D. 1019, hns filed laid certificate two days of the convention will bo tho pores in the ten yards of bowels soo ho visited his daughter Scrita, county was established, I will again bo In my office, nnd hns mndo applica­ who In a student nt tho Woman’s devoted to examination of applicants do. a candidate for tho position of County tion for Tax Deed to issue in nccorl FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS OCCAS­ for license to practice tho profession Collogo. Men an dwomon are urged to drink IONALLY IF YOU EAT If the usual plan in followed, election each morning, hoforu breakfast, a Commissioner from tho Third District dance with Inw. Said certificate em­ RV of officers will tnke place tho last glass of hot water with a teaspoonful subject to tho decision of tho Demo­ braces tho following desorbed prop­ MEAT REGULARLY Master Harry Joo Mlnnrik the cratic primary to ho held Juno 0, 1022. day of the mooting. erty situated in Seminolo County, of limestone phosphate In it, nn a bright young son of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. C. W. ENTZMINGBR. Fioridn, to-wit: No man or woman who eats meat harmless means of helping to wash Mlnnrik, was tho host nt a very prot(P nl'l P olitical Advertisem ent) rgulnrly can mnko n mistake by flushLots 143, 150, nnd 101, Altamonte • ■ » t I'OUT PIERCE, April 20.—A prothe stomach, liver, kidneys nnd ty party yesterday afternoon, when For County Commissioner. L. II. & N. Co., as recorded in Pint 'ing tho kidnoys occasionally,says a the previous day’s indigestible ho cntortnlnod n number of his posal to chnngo the nnmo of Fort 1 hereby announce my-t-undidney for Rook No. 1, Pngo 10, Seminolo Coun­ well-known authority. Ment forms young friends nt a birthday pnrty in Pierce to something moro descriptive " '“teriiH, poisons, sour bile nnd toxhonor of his second birthday nnnlvor- Is being discussed by residents of tho ins; thus cleansing, sweetening nnd tho position of county commissioner ty Records. Tho Bold Jnnd being as­ uric ncid which clogs the kldnoy pores , sary. . city nnd in ninny quarters is fnvored purifying the nlimcntnry canal be­ In District No. 1 subject to the de­ sessed nt fho dnto of tho issuanco of so they sluggishly filter or struin on­ cision of^tlie Democratic primary to sqch ccrtlflcnto in tho nnmo of Un­ ly pnrt of tho wnsto nnd poisons from 'Hio fnct thnt Enstcr hnd Just past Fort Florae wnH named for President fore eating moro food. known. Unless snid ccrtlflcnto shall tho blood, then you get sick. Nearly Those who wnke up with bad he held on June (lth, 1022. was evidenced In tho docorntlons, nnd Pierce nnd tho "Fort" pnrt of it enmo ho redeemed according to law Tnx all rheumatism, headache, livor trou­ O. L. BLEDSOE. breath, coated tongue, nasty taste or from n small gort maintained during tho pretty color motlff of yollow nnd IId! Deod win Issuo th e r e o n on tho 28th ble, nervousness, constipation, dir.xigroon was beautifully carried out. Tho his term in tho White House, to pro- have a dull, aching bond, sallow com­ dny of Mny, A. D. 1022. For County Commissioner noss, sleeplessness, bladder dsordors rofreshment tnblo was centered with vltlu protection to tho few white set­ plexion, add stomach; others who WITNESS my officlnl signature come from sluggish kidneys. tho wondreful birthday cako iced In tlers who hnd located on this section have bilious attacks or constipation, I hereby announco my candidncy for :■ Tho moment you feol a dull ache in shnuM obtnin n quarter poflnd of tho position of County Commissioner ami sen! this tho 20th dny of April, yollow nnd topped with two tiny yel­ of the const nt thnt timo.mr tho kidneys or your hack hurts, or If llmostono phosphato nt.the drug store. for District No. 4, subject to tho de­ A. D. 1022. low nnd green candles. Around tho 1v ■ tho urine is cloudy, offensive, full of E. A. GOUGLASS, cako was nn attractive nrrangemont FORT PIERCE, April 2 0 .-R es|. Tills will cost vory little but Is suffi­ cision of tlie Democratic primary to (SI^AL) ftjv cient to show tho valuo of nsido bath­ sediment, irrcgulnr of passage or at* of maiden hair ferns and yollow dai­ ho held June Oth, 1022. Clerk Circuit Court, Somlnolo dents of Fort Pierce nro In the thrnoM W' Couny, Florida. tended by a sensation o/Stcnlding, get sies. Refreshments consisting of Ico of n campaign which it Is Imped will ing.—Adv. II. F. WHEELER, ( r a i d t ’oll tl cnl A d v o r t l s o i n u n t ) cream, individual cakes Iced In yol­ result in the planting of nt least By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. 30-fltc about four ounces of Jnd Snlts from nny reliable pharmacy nnd tnko a low nnd topped with cunning little 1,000 trees hero on Arbor Dny, April Til ItE! COUNTIES GET For Representative OLD PUTNAM HOUSE tablespoonful in a glass of wnter bo­ yollow chicks, wero served after an 22. No special kind of treo Is to lie LOWER VALUATIONS At the earnest request of many foro breakfast for a few days nnd nftornoon pleasantly spent with var­ selected lint it 1h imped to hnvo a uni­ WILL HE TORN DOWN friends I have decided to bccomo a ious kinds of games. The favors for form vnrloty set out on each Individ­ (II y T l i r A In 11-(| I ' m u i ) PALATKA LANDMARK your kidneys wjll then net fine. This TALLAHASSEE, April 10.—Pro- candidate for tho position of represen­ thlH party wero yellow baskets filled ual street. famous salts is made from tho acid (Ilr Tlir Anaorliitnl l*rra«) with yollow mints. testing delegations which cnnio to tative from Somlnolo County Hubjoct of grapes nnd lemon julco, combined PALATKA, April 20.—Thd old PutMastor Mlnnrik was assisted in en­ EUSTI8, April 20.—Baseball en­ Tnllahnsseo yesterday rendy for bat­ to tho decision of thu Democratic pri­ nnm House, a largo frame hostelry with lithin and has been used for tertaining bin young guests by his thusiasts here, headed by Senator W. tle over tho recont tnx valuation in­ mary to ho held June Oth, 1022. Hav­ generattions to flush clogged kidneys ing served for three terms as repre­ which took its stand In a section of nnd stimulate .them to activity, also mother. About twonty-fivo childron M. -Igou, hnvi^ organized n bnsoball nnd n number of their mothers were organization for the purposo of get­ creases ordered by State Equnllzor sentative and knowing tho needs of tho city sovornl yonrs ago, only to bo to neutralize tho ncids in urino so it presont. Tho occnsion was ono of ting together a semi-pro club to rop- Marion L. Dnwson, walked right into tho county and tho stato I will servo clnHsed of Into ns n menace by tho no longer causes Irritation, thuH end­ Mr. Dnwson’a office, accomplished tho pooplo to the host of my ability business buildings that grew up ar­ much enjoyment nnd hnpplncsa for resent Euttis this summer. ing bladder disorders. their mission nnd walked right out and believo I am qualified to glvo ound it, hns finally yielded to tho im­ tho young guests, nnd tho littlo host Jnd Snlts Ib Inexpensive nnd can­ again. thorn real sorvieo as n member of tho perious demands of progress, and not injure; makes n delightful effer­ was tho recipient of mnny hnndaomo SEMENOFF PLANNED In tho case of Duval, Hillsborough Florida legislature. consented to get out of tho way. gifts. • vescent llthln-wntcr drink which all REVOLT AGAINST REDS and Escambia Counties, Mr. Dawson’s .F or soverri! yenrs, It had stood In FOREST LAKE. regulnr ment caters ,shou1d take now the heart of tho business section, to nnd then to keep tho kidnoys clonn HAYS AMERICAN OFFICIAL ardors for nn Increased property val­ (Puli! I'o lliic u l Advertisem ent) HPKNI) THE DAY PPAItTY uation wero rescinded upon tht as­ be called n monneo nnd an obstnelo to I nnd tho blood pure, thereby avoiding Mrs. Edwnrd Dny of Now York, For Represcntativo surances of tho delegations thnt vol­ civilization. It not only wns n flro j serious kidney complications. .‘ "A T*"1 A ssociated P ress) • who Is spending tho winter in San­ WASHINGTON,. April 18.—^p- untary revisions in tnx valuation hnd I» horoby announco myself a candi­ ford on hor Yncht “Frnncon," was pouring beforo tho Sonato Labor comdate for tho offlco of representative tho charming hostess yesterday nt n inlttoo yestordny in connection with already boon mado in their respective from Seminolo County, subject to the ...................... counties which would pour nil In­ spend tho dny pnrty on hoard tho Its Inquiry Into tho Siberian activ­ Democratic Primary to be hold June 3 creased revenue Into the state Irensyncht. Tho guests Included n num­ ities of Genornl Gregorios Somenoff , • 0th, A. D., 1022. ury this year, in tho ease of Duval, of ber of Sanford's social sot. now under civil arrest In New York, $2,500,000. • . O. P. SWOPE. U’nld Political Advertisement) Commissioner Goneral Husband, of Mr. Dnwson proposed to the Jack­ For Ront—Nicely furnished ten tho bureau of immigration, told how room npnrtmcnts with hath In Cntes tho nntl-Rolshovik londor had boon son county delegation thnt voluntary UNIVERSITY BALL TEAM** now building, nt reasonable prices. permitted to ontcr tho United States revisions ho mndo In its county along STRICTLY FLORIDA PRODUCT Also have apartments for ront at 800 at Seattle after landing utPVnncouver tho lines of thoso In tho other three counties, nnd the enso was held in ONLY TWO OUTLANDERS Magnolia St. J. J. Catos, nt Catos from a steamer which ho hnd board­ aboynneo until tho delegation could atoro. Iin-tfc ed nt a Chinoso port, and submitted ( lly T h e .tm nirlnlfd P re ss) return and confer with tho -county GAINESVILLE, April 10.—Tho through official documents nnd mes­ tnx assessor. Advices received by NOTICE TO THE PUIILIC sages tho sugcstlon that Somenoff in­ Mr. Dnwson from Semlnolo County University of Florida’s nggregntion tended to go to Paris to moot tho of 1022 bull tossors, is now with the Tho Herald docs not and will not Grand Duke Nicholas to lay plnns for wero to tho effect thnt tho county as. sessmont would ho put Into offoct tho exception o ftwo players, Just as print freo any notices calling atten­ a revolution nguinst tho Russian Increased valuation ordered by the strictly n Florida product as tho nxotion to affairs that nro to ho held Soviets. equnllzor. whoro something Is sold. Such notices endo, or bettor still tho Florida grape­ The countries in Europe and especially Germany hnvo i u s t Tho suggestion of Somonoif’s plan Everything pnssed off vory smooth­ nro buslnoss notices nnd take the Hnmo for going to Paris was contained in fruit. place that the same kind of notices a message from Inspector Zurbrlck ly, Indeed. In the first plnco it was Ray Dickson, who comes from Coltnke when tho business men of San­ nt Vancouver, who added thut tho thought generally hero, thnt tho dis­ fee may go to war time prlees b e W & " X C l sentient elements were headed for orndo ns n pitching nco, and Frod ford tako space in thu llornld. This onernl’H testimony boforo u board of paper Is willing nnd does give away Inquiry nt Vancauvor indicated that tho offices of tho stato board of tnx- Range, who holds down socond bnso, moro spneo than any newspnper in ho Intondcd during his visit to Wash­ cqunlizzntion presided over by Gov­ nnd halls from Pennsylvania, nro tho M this state or any othor statu nnd is ington to establish connections for ernor Ilardoo. Instead thoy appeared only two outlnndors. ■ willing nnd anxious to help every futuro uso, especially as applying to before Mr. Dnwson. Tho others havo tho balmy climate In his ordor revoking his previous worthy ontorprlse hut when a notice tho development of trndo relations. stamped all over them. Conch Rich- s orders to Incronso tho valuation, Mr. liourg, himself, got his three* squares comos under tho'hend of "paid locals" Sumenoff was finally admittod to tho they will certainly have to ho paid. United States "for tranilt purposes’ Dnwson, said It had boon pointed out a day at Dofunink Springs, bofore This is our policy and tho public will on his trip to Paris, and Mr. Hus­ to hint thnt rovlslons already made donning tho Gntor apparol. He readily understand it. Thero uro band, through his testimony boforo in tho rcspcctivo counties would pro- thinks now, however, of things metro­ countless notices In tho papor every tho commlttoo Indlcatod that tho im­ vido increased yields, that ho was in politan, since ho is slated to Join tho day thut arc not paid because tlrb folks migration authorities had no alterna­ Ignornnco of such plans, and thore. Phlndelphln Nationals a t the end of V: Vffiving tho affair nro not selling uny- tive In tho enso oxcopt "arbitrary fore ho rescinded his previous order. the school term. Tho Infiold is com­ posed of Roach of High Springs, thing. Advertising is tho stock in disbarment" and wne powcrloss unPALATKA, April 20.—Twonty- Illnko of Chlpley, Brackon of West trado of tho newspaper and is tho dor tho law. olghth annual conclave of tho Grand Palm Beach, Mnhnnnan of F ort Pierce only moans tho newspapers havo of Whllo Mr. Husband was boforo tho Commandory of Florida Florida and Joo White of Gainesville. making a living. , ». . T J ! n° ° n° °.Vor pn,d con,m,tt0B' Information was supplied I Knights Templar began hero today to The outfielders are "Rat" Duncan for business advertisements tho nows- by tho stato dopartmont to the effect i continue through Saturday. Several SANFORD of Pensacola, Bassley of Starke, Hoyt -NEW YORKpaper would last about ono day. Wo] that Socretary Hughes was prepared j hundred delegates are attending. -MIAM1 Carlton of Wauchula and E. W .1 • ( > . . v J ., •. ■■■■■■■* PERSONALS POHTIGAL t m c T pr o v e n STATE NEWS Ml M E BATH HIKES TOO LOOK ' fflJE E l EfIESH IF BACK HURTS BEGIN ON SALTS •' By ! air i Don't Blame Your Grocer Because Coffee is ^ Costing More .THERE IS A REASON Drink GRADE A COFFEE ALWAYS FRESH | B el-Jar Coffee Com pany [ �•>; tWT? ' n i' MMMMM D A i i r V M / T T E l O O l i A 11 s i* W l l, = 4 Nolle* la h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t th e f o llo w in g d e s c rib e d U n d e, o r ao m u c h th e re o f a a w ill ba nac ea aa ry to p a y t h a a m o u n t d u e ( o r t a x e s h a ra ln a a t o p posite to t h a same, t o g e t h e r w ith ooat o f auoh a a la a n d a d v e r tis in g , w ill ba aold a t public a u o tlo n M Monday, lh a I t h d a y o f J u n a , A. D. I f I I , a t t h e C o u r t H ou aa d oor In t h a C l t r j b f S a n fo rd , t h a C o u n ty o f Sam tnola, a n d S t a l a o f Florida. D e sc ription of L an d trf Ck d a*4 m j;dT V I 111- irfir ![t. 111 til I < ■I l,H m m i 4 A l < u if 0 l0 D e sc ription of L and 0O 73 Y n A m o u n t of Tara, an d C o a t ™ ti • | « 1 < • g 0 U n k n o w n --------- --.... L ot 27 W o f Kir Block B........ ROYD’H MJRDIVIHION aa H c c a r d a d l a F l a t B a a h No. 1, P a g e M , i e m l a e l e Conn- All O. W. B e n to n .....X T }J;ft R 40 ft of L ot I I p f o c k ...... t y H eaorda SOI L o ta SO. I t . I t . IS, I I , IS. 3S> IT, ■U n k n o w n Lota IS, 10, 31 a n d 31 .................... 1 Unknown and 31, Block C ............. . Unknown bi D e sc ription of L ot 41 Block D „.....i*w....«.H...a..... T U B TOWN OK NANFORD aa R e c o rd e d l a P l a t B o o k No. 1» P a c e s H U M an d ■ is a + U Land . if 113, Hit, 110, t i n . a n d 117, flemleole C o a a t y R e co rd s & FLO R ID A LAND A COLONISATION CO.’S ADDITIO N T O SOUTH f ANFOItn u i 5*3 1,01 10 a n d E 26.4 f t of L ot S. s Recorded la IMa4 Book No. 1, F a « # T3, S e m ta o le C o a n t r R e co rd s ** s 2 48.80 O ao r* e F o x .... Block 1. T ie r 1 ........ 0 A < Lola 1, 2, a n d 3. Block 2, T ie r ■»-• ................................ ......... Ml U n k n o w n _____ Lota 14 and 15 .................. Hanford H otel Con3 ..... ........................................................ U n k n o w n ............ s tr u c t lo n Co......... 1,438.35 Lot 17 ......................... | 1.31 U n k n o w n ............ 40 U n k n o w n Lota 21 an d 23 ............ SB 14 Of 8W I4 ............................... ...... I I I f 39 Lota 1. 1. 7, 8, 9, 10 a n d N W U Blk U n k n o w n ........... . L ots 23, 24, 30, 37, 18 a n d ’39. Ben. 14.10 ch. N a n d 41 lin k s W 106.48 4.t| U n k n o w n .... ................ 2. T ie r 7 ................... - ........................ E d w a r d B oykin Of SB for. t j f - L o t - 1 ...................... I t I f IS U n k n o w n ..................... 33.48 L ot 43 ............................ - ............. 711 N E H . Block 3, T ie r 8 ............... — r u n N I oh W I . I I oh H 6 ch 168.58 D. L. T h ru a h o r .......... 31.11 W H of L o t 4, Block 3, T ie r 1 .... 0 (loorgo Q arw o o d W . F. LEAVITT*« SUB-DIVISION a s R ecorded la F la t B w k N a 1, F u , . ' 83.70 W. II. H ynea ...;........ Lot 4. Block 1, T ie r 7 ................ .... Sem inole C aaaty R ecords * All NEU° o t NBS4 8 W "of d L ‘line O. W. V enable .......... 128.98 Lot 6, B lock 3, T ie r 7 ..................... _______ O J L MMi a rlin ( la s s bo* a t Int of I’e t e r Mi­ E H of L ot 4 ... •«.»1 « u of L o t 7 und ull L o t I, Blk r a n d a Ot. Ilne w ith B. lin e .......... 11 19 19 Ham B e n ja m in .......... 06.80 WEL LI NOTON’S ADDITION TO SANFORD a s 1R ecorded la " . r t i e r 7 ............................................Flat Bosk Na. j, r u n 8 1.47 c h W 11.11 ch N 20.58 U n k n o w n ................. Lota 8 a n d 9. Block 3, T ie r 10.... I ' s s a 110, S r m l s o l s C o ata a tty y R ecords B.M Ch K to a t . L in a SEly to 5.16 Lot 6 a n d N H of L ot 7, Block 4, 20 Louise P lrie O. ' l l , T o m lin so n IS 19 39 be*, a n d leaa 8 111 yda.; F. P. n i n e s --- -------- 11.18 Lota 21, 21 a n d 23 46.71 T ie r 2 .................. «...... ............ —— 5.54 11 U n k n o w n .... 18 19 29 N E H "o'f-----^ N K U .'.IX 8 111 yd a of--------O. P. H ern d o n ............ 80.70 Lot 9, Block 4. T ie r 2 ..................... 19 t l I I Into, line of Be*. 600 ft K of NW nor of Lot 4 Be*, a t......... .. of _8 ...... „ _P e t e r • U 63 ft of Lola 7 a n d 6 (leaa 8 8 44 M iran d a ill. w ith K line of.... 28 19 29 Itun N to Hcc line U 100 f t 8 to N1 U nk n o w n ..................... 71.60 ft) Block 4* T ie r 9 ........................ Unknown I tu n H 1.47 cli W 13 25 oh N 6.15 line of Lot 4, W to b e * ............ 11.98 U n k n o w n ..................... L ot 8, Blook 4, T ie r 7 ........................ Hi » 6 U n k n o w n .... 4.71 ah H to Ot. Line HB to b e * .... U n k n o w n ................ .... ...17.70 lie* 1340 ft N of HW cor of Lot 3 39 11 11 Lota 1 a n d 3, Block 4, T ie r 10 .... F r a c t i o n a l NKU of N W H U of Itun U 1016 H ft 8 680 f t E 880 ft F l r a t N a tio n a l B a n k 1.32 L ot 10, Block -4. T ie r 10 ................ U nk n o w n .... W e k lv a Illv o r ................................ 28 10 29 H 460 ft U 080 f t N 10 oh B 10 o f T a m p a ................ 12.15 3.39 11 U n k n o w n — oh N 10 oh E 8 ch N to N line 8 871U ft of N W f t o f H H H ............ 28 18 29 lie* Be* HW 8W cor of L Lot ot 11. 11, Blook lilocK 8, 6, B ^ o f S l V l i o t 8 B H a n d 8 B U of o f L ot I. NWly to pt N o f be* 8 to) 9 10 as T ie r I. H un N 70.20 ft., E 1X7 f t 60 U n k n o w n .... 14 19 19 box (leas be*. 4 4 ft W - an d ” R 8.29 ft. W 18 ft. B 91 f t W m N E H a n d N E H of 806 ft N of HW cor of L ot I.... 29 19 i i D. L. T h r a s h e r ....... 87.80 14 ft 8 40 ft. W to b o * ............ 60 M. J. T a y lo r 36 19 39 run B 397 ft N 1511 ft W ly 397 Be* HU c o r of Lot 13 Blook 6 T ie r B e * S ch 10 of NW c o r L o t 1........ 38 19 19 f t H 1660 ft to b e * a n d leaa 3 ru n N 02 ft W 26 f t 8 22 ft r u n H 30 ch H & ch N 10 ch W be* & ch W nnd 20 ch N of HE It. C. B ow er ................ 70.08 W 14 ft, H 40 ft B to b e * ............ 10 C. E. B a k e r 6 oh......................................................... cor ........................................................ 39 11 31 Chua Hecrcal .............. 66.08 Lot 8, Block 6. T ie r 8 ..................... Be*, l l l f oh N an d 10 ch B of Run W 5 ch N 10 ch E 6 oh H U H a n d K 16 3-4 f t of N W H 814 Hoc, P o e t..................................... 16 19 10 10 ch and less he*. 15 ch W of Mre. D. O. Brown. Block 6 T ie r 13 ......................... R u n W to A. C. L. Hy, N lhly HE cor of Lot 2 ..........................S..... 29 19 11 3.94 W ld Kx Allowed . . a l o n * K aide of Hy to Ht. Johnn run E 10 ch N 20 ch K 3 c h N to 29 ft of W 76 ft of L ot 16 an d as 11 It T W W)iv' 1Illv e r HKIy a l o n g R iver to b e* .... 18 in” * -7.4.* H V N lino of Lot 2. W ly to p t N # lb ft of Lot 16. Block 6, XJor U n k n o w n .................... j u j I o f be*. H to b e * ,) .................. Mrs. F lo re n ce 1 ............................................. ■ANFOIlll FARM* na l l r r u r d r d In F l a t Book No. 1, P a v e s 137, 13A a n d 12*W. 41.60 Lot deeded by J. H. W ilson to H. B rady ........... Nrmlnole C ounty Iteeorda I’ulcslon, T ru s te e for Hanford 7 fl of Lot 3 a n d N 29 >4 ft of L ola 1 an d 8, Block 1.................... , J, M. 0 * le a b y ............ 11.76 H U>t — -,--J rjvr. Club, a s recorded 4, Block 6 T ie r 2 .............. . Ch.tn. ... A. A. * • W l l ncrea of Lot 1 and all Lota 1 Block 6 T ie r 16 ......................... H. C. H a s k i n s .......... 31.08 on p ages 116 an d 117, Hoed Book a n d 7, Block 3 ...................... .......... A lbert D ra p e r ............ 20.14 All No. *1, '.ii niiiiulti C ounty tteoVlolli lla rd iio r .......... 108.80 6 Block 7 Tloi i . Lot 3, Block 17..................................... It. S. D .rtU S ............ «.M Lot J. H. W ilson 8 Block 7 T ie r 3 ..................... W. II. W ig h t ............... #3-70 o u ts .... • ..................................................30 19 I I 43.61 Lot 6, .Block 17 .................................. . Edltll K ntto rm a n .... 3.29 I.ot L o I k 1 a n d 6 Block 7 T ie r 4........ H. J. H olly ................ 168.65 N 2.07 a c r e s of be*, a t Int. of l^ot 0, Block 17 ............................ ......... H a tt ie n . Unrnea .... 33.06 Loin W lino of ................ ................. 31 II 31 Mra. H. U W o o d r u f f 62.19 1 an d 2 Block 7 T ie r 6............ Lota 2, 3, 0, an d 7. Block IB........ W. II. F u n k ............ 12.81 Lot 10 Block 7 T ie r 8 ..................... w ith 13 line of Hcnford Ot. Itun Mrs. J. I.llja , 32.08 N 3.05 ch E 6.08 ch H 25 d r * W 3.34 Lot i Block 7 T ie r H ......................... U nknow n to lie* ....................................... ............. I T . JONKI'll na llr c o r d r d In I 'la t Book No. I, P a g e 114, Memlnole County Records. Be* 76 ft W of NK nor Block 7 *■07 D. L. T h r a s h e r ....... u ll Lota 6 and fl ............................... ...... ft T. W in n ......... ... 11.26 T ie r 1.1 ru n H 126 ri W u r n * u Lota 18, 17 an d 18................. ............... U n k n o w n ..... 19.07 * «.0 MIDWAY ns Recorded In Plat Hook N s. 1 F s * e 41, Nrralnol* County Rernrdr N 126 f» K 1II5U f t .......................... W a lte r llre d l<ota 47. 41. 49, 19, Cl a n d C3........ U n k n o w n ..................... Lots 13, It, nnd 16 U n k n o w n ..................... in He* ISO It N or HW co r Block 7, Lot 66. E H of Lot 68 all 60 und l.ut 20 .......................................... ......... L uln B e n to n ................. sit T ie r 13 ru n H 68 ft N 144 ft W t h a t p tu t o f L ot 68N o f tty,.. U n k n o w n ...................... 70 96 Lot (8 ...................................................... H e s t e r W illia m s .... i «q 28 ft H 125 .ft W 40 ft H 19 ft to L ota ( I, 89, 70, 71 an d 72 ............... U n k n o w n ..................... 62.56 U n k n o w n ..................... tgj 7.10 Lot 48 ....................... ............................. lien Hcott .................. Lots 49 an d 60 ................. „................. Lot 90 ..................... ............................. H, 8. llabo ................ 41,16 Lot Lot I. iiiook ii. f i e r : U n k n o w n ................... igj Mrs. (I, U, (IratiKar, lAila 82, 13, 84 a n d 86....................... U n k n o w n ............ 68.90 U n k n o w n ..................... i u W ld Ex Allowed. .. 32.36 L ots 63, 6 4, 65, 66, 68 and 69 ..... Lot 70 ..................... ............................... : J-ot JJ0 ...................................................... A lbort U olla talk ...... 61.20 N 44 ft of Lot 2, Block 0 T ie r U n k n o w n ..................... i g{ But 91 ....................................................... O. L. Byrd ................. 56.90 U n k n o w n ..................... i|g| L. V. B ry an ................ 46.76 Lot 88 ....................................................... 10* .................................................. U nk n o w n ..................... 31.01 J,ol 6 Block 10 T ie r 1 ......................... U n k n o w n ..................... l.gj F. 1*. Hines ................ lj.OS Lot 17 ...................................................... Lota B, C and D ............................... U nk n o w n ..................... 37.70 N GO ft of Lot 8 Block 10 T ie r L ots 101, 102, 103, 104, 106. 106 and bit ..................... .......................... V ..........................- .......................... ................................ U n k n o w n ............... . 11.76 U n k n o w n ..................... 301 U nk n o w n ..................... 49.61 2 ......................................................... Lois I I I , 119 a n d 120 ............ i..... .. H 60 fl of HWH Block 10 T ie r U n k n o w n ..................... mi Ho*. 676 ft N IIml 1U87 ft W of 7.07 Lot 113 .................................................. U n k n o w n ..................... 1 gt LIxxl<> W ahlon 15 ..................... ..................... ................ HU cor .......................................... 22 19 30 L ots 125 nnd 124 ............................... N 60 ft of M 100 ft of HWH Block H e s t e r W illia m s ....... 6.41 Itun N 824 ft. W 843 ft. H 436 ft. 10 T ie r 16 .......................................... 7.07 Lois 149 a n d 160 .....’ ...................... J o h n J o n e s ................ i.gg HUly 991 ft. M 101 ft to b e * .... 32.96 Lola 4 anil & Block 11 T ie r 2........ 26.33 Lola 199 a n d 200 ........* ................ Joe Fornundu* L ouis F le is c h e r U n k n o w n .................... 1 gj Be* 330 ft N o f HU cor o f HWH Lots 201, 208 and 209 ........................ U n k n o w n .................... 1 gj Lot 1 and N 22 ft of Lot 2, Block of NW tt .......... ..................... Lots 221, 226. an d 226 16 I I 30 O. F. Smith 141.45 11 T ie r 3 ............................................ U n k n o w n .................... 1 «g Itun W 660 ft N 330 fl U 660 ft L ots 259 a n d 260 ............................. Lots 1 a n d 2 (less be* 7 ft E of U n k n o w n ..................... l.gj H 330 ft .............................................. Lots 274 nnd 300 ......................... ..... 6 T. L. B row n .............. 36.85 NW cor o f 'l. o t ru n H 103 ft B f l U n k n o w n .......... i.4g Lot 276 .................................................. fl H 6 ft E 37 ft N 108 ft W U n k n o w n ..................... i.gi II. HMITIl'N MIJIIDIVISION OK SECTIONS aa llaeorded Is P lat Hook No. I, L ots 270, 277. 276 ............................... 60 ft to be*) Block 11 T ie r 4.... ■E. F. Housholder.... 73.24 U n k n o w n ..................... 1 oj t'nite nit. Sem inole C oaaty R ecords L ots 289 nnd 290 ............................. All Block 11, T lor 18 U n k n o w n .................... 13.10 U n k n o w n ..................... ».r B locks 4, 6, 8, 7. 8, 9, l l T H . ' l L All Block M T ier 19 (less bo* 166 11, a n d 14 ......t.................................. U n k n o w n .................. 144.18 J, O. PACKARD'S FIR ST AIR) TO MIDWAY a s R ecorded In P in t Rook He. A ft U of HW c o r of Block M T ie r B locks 21. 22, 23, I t. 25, 26. 27 P a g e 104, S em lnele C ounty Heeorde 19 ru n N 110 fl U 50 ft H 120 ft a n d 28 ................. ............... . U n k n o w n ..................... 127.22 W 60 ft an d less lie* HU cor I.ots 1, 2, an d 3 ............. .................... U n k n o w n ..................... ill Block 30 .......... ..................................... E lm a r K. K eith ..... 29.20 Block M T ie r 19 ru n W 60 rt Lots 11 und 12 ...................................... I). U. M o n tg o m e ry .... 1.01 T h a t p a r t of Blook 38 H o f Ily N 120 ft U 60 ft H 120 ft to Lots 81 und 82 ................................. U n k n o w n ..................... 4.84 a n d All B locks 39 and 40........... U nknow n ..................... 64.00 bo*) ...................................................... . U nk n o w n .................... 10.90 ! '° i } } } 1.................................................. W ill R ush In* ....... Ml B locks 41 nnd 41 ............................... U n k n o w n .................... 38.40 Lot G Block 12 T ie r 3 ................ U n k n o w n ..................... l.oi 72.30 Lot 180 ...1........................................... W. Kn l*bt ■That p a r t of Block 43 H of lty .... U n k n o w n ..................... 8.20 Lot 6 Block 12 Tlor 6......................... U n k n o w n ........ 3.14 U n h n o w n .................... 43.56 Lot 230 .................................................. UH of N 210 ft of Block 47....... U n k n o w n ..................... 9.08 Lota 8 an d 9, Block 13 T ie r 0 .... 19.45 F. .1. Muhouoy ....... .. Block 82 T. L. B row n ................ 72.30 Lot 1 Block 12 T lo r 7....................... F. W. AnKler ............ 6.77 n blook 98 ...... Q. W. Halley ............ 32.06 1.01 7 Block 13 T lo r 4.................. • U n k n o w n ........... .. ...... U nk n o w n ............. ....... 29.20 Lot 3, Block l ..........:...................... .. 1.49 l.ot 1 Block 14 T ie r 2 s ................... F. W. M ahoney ........ 6.05 L o ts I an d 2, Block 2 .....................1.. U n k n o w n ............. ...... 2,71 M. SMITH S THIRD SUUD1 VISION a s Recorded In P lat Rook No. 1, P a * e NO, Lot 6 Block 14 T ie r 2....................... !. o I h I a n d 9, Block a ......................... H. Fox ......................... 6.05 U n k n o w n ............. ...... 1.71 S em inole C o a a ty , F lo ri d a Lot 1 Block 16 T lor 4 ..................... 9.10 Lots, I, 2, 4, 6 nnd 6, Block 4........ U nk n o w n ..................... U n k n o w n ............. Lot 3 .............. .................... U n k n o w n ..................... 12.81 Lots 3 und 10, Blook 4 .................... L o ts I, 2, 3, 4, 5, a n d f r a c ti o n a l U n k n o w n ..................... 9.99 Lola I I to 84 W ......................... U n k n o w n ..................... 387.06 W l i Blook 1 N. T ie r 6.................. (!. Konnlson ............. 61.26 Lots 11 an d 12, Illook 4 .................... I .a u r a M arvin ............ 11,(4 All f ra c tio n a l Block 2 N, Tlor 8.... • <*. K onnlson ........... .49,32 Lots 1 nnd 2, Blook 6 ..................... U n k n o w n ............. ...... 1.71 HI. U e r lr u d e 1 ■ota 6 a n d 6, Block 5 Lot 8 Block Y .................................... * Cecelia llr u n d t ........ l l 96 E lm o r e W a l k e r . ...... Ill Ave. o f W lino o f ....... II 11 10 ,,o ls 8. 6, 7, 8 nnd 9, Block 6............ Lot 2 Block 6 Tlor H ..................... , fc H. Dennis .................... 6.77 U n k n o w n ............. H un481.9 fl H to NW Lots 3, 4, 7. 8, 9, nml 10, Block 1.01 6 Block 7 T ie r A .................... W ilb u r F o r r e s t e r .... H.66 cor M. 61. Hinlth's Lot II Block 7 T lor I I ................ ■f, E. V r l t f r a o n ...........■. 32.00 U n k n o w n ..... T h lr .— 7.41 i, to NH <lor Lot 6 Block 8 T ie r A ......................... J o h n T u r n e r .............. 26.33 of s i.... _ ‘ i VI of Tltii. ot 8 Block 8 T lor A .................... A. L. lleed ............. 38.40 W to b o* W H of UH Of 8 E H of NEH.... S3 19 11 10 J. 11. B a r t l e y ..... ..... 11.14 U nknow n 5.09 H of Lot 1 Block 8 T ie r B............ 8 hep Mo W h ite ....... 15.98 W H of N E H o f N E H and E H of H o f HH of m v l H1BH nnd Lot 9 Block 8 T ie r C ......................... U nknow n .................... 33.00 N 16 a c r e s of N W ti nf N E H ................................. 31 31 19 10 U n k n o w n ............. n H an d L ate I. 4, a n d 6 Illook 8 T ie r It.... W illiam A. Jonou .... 10.24 He* 219.4 ft N of HU cor of all HUH of N 1. Q er‘ ot 2 Block 9 T lo r A ........................ W illie Lew is ......... 32.08 tr u d e Avenue .............. ..................... 29 HWH ................................................... 31 19 21 19 19 30 60 U n k n o w n ....... ......... 35.20 ol 6 Block 9 T ie r 11 ........................ Ummu Hicks, Wld Bei*. 15.01 ch H of NH Bee. post Run W 16 ch N 219.4 ft E 16 ch 31 19 30 Kx Allowed ............ 3.64 H 219.4 f l ........... .............................. R un H 11.96 ch E 9 H oh N A L. C. Mayo ......... ...... H t l .ot 9 Block 9 T ie r V. ................ '.. ! U nknow n 10.56 Bo* 877.6 ft N an d 791 ft W of 11.96 oh W 9H ah 11 U n k n o w n ................. 13.41 ot 8 Block 9 T lo r l»............... U nknow n ............... 20.58 He*. 16.01 ch H of NH Hoc. p o s t.... 31 19 30 HE c o r of HWH ............................. 31 19 31 U H of Lot 10, Block 9 T ie r I) Mamie Flcmlii* 11.95 Itun H 14.91 oh W 10 qh N 14 91 Run N 219.4 rt W 199 ft H 319.4 Lute I, 2, 3, 4, &, Block 9, T ie r <1 Million S tokes 10.76 ch E 10 ch ................ . . . I , ................. ft E 199 ft .......................................... 1 H e n r y R o l l e r ..... ...... 15 U n k n o w n ................. 114 L ois 0 und 7 Block 9 T ie r < 1 F ra n k Brown ............ 19.42 Alt u n su rv ey e d p a r t HW of Ht. Be*. HU cor of N W H '.T................. 11 19 30 Lot 6 Block 9 T ie r it ................... I H W hite ............ 17.70 R un W 10 oh N 10 ch E 10 ch J o h n s r iv e r ........................................ 36 19 31 1 ill W 39 ft of Lot 1 Blook 10 T ie r A. J. F. Lain* ................ 3.91 Lots 6 and 6 ...................................... 23 19 31 111 U n k n o w n ............. ....... H to o h ................................. 10 (le o r* e H arw ood .... F. W. G oodrich . 16,86 U 39 ft of Lot 1 Block in Tlor A J. F. Lain* ................ 3.14 Lot 4 ............................ .......... ................ 24 19 13 Re* 11 ch H of NW cor 31 19 30 11 C. A. P a l m e r .... ....... 10.9# N 62 ft of W H of Lot 6, Block 10 llun H 3.10 ch H 3.81 ch H 2.61 ch 12 acres so. In HW c o r n e r of N W H T ie r U ................... ;.......................... Ulla B radford ....... 18.00 13 8.27 ch N 6.80 ch W 13.08 oil of NW H ............................................ 14 19 11 R, L eF lls ..................... LIT Lot 9 Block l l T ie r A N uthun LowonthaL... 11.96 HH Of ....................................................... 34 19 11 11 110 J a m e s Miles .. ......... 117# ot 8 Block 11 T lo r II U nknow n 29.20 6 nerns s(|. In HU cor of N W ll ... 34 19 13 N E W UPS ALIA na l l r r u r d r d In P la t Booh No. I, P a g e ' OT™ S em inole County 1 R. L eF lls ................... 1.01 Lot 6 Block l l T lor F Joe Uamuron 6.20 All W of Ht, J o h n s riv e r 30 19 11 11 U n k n o w n ............. ....... i i R ecords 3»l UH of tail 6 Illook II T ie r (I Mllhi'rt S tokes 6.20 W H of N W H of HWH (less i s ....................................................... c . B. M cC arthy ........ 10.05 L ots 9 an d in Block 12 Tlor U Jolio T o m e r ............ 26.31 a n d I chh he*. 60 fl H und Lot 6, Block 13 T lor F ................ U nknow n ............... 6.20 fl E of NW cor of HWH ............ 31 19 31 Run U 26 ft H 76 ft W 26 ft N W H of HUH or HEH ....................... iS i i 82 U n k n o w n ..................... 4.98 HAPMAN A T U C K E R S ’ AlHHVlON TO HANFORD ns Recorded lu P in t R ank No, 76 Tl an d he* 60 ft H anil 178 N H of NEVi of NW H of H W H ... I, P a g e 24, Srniluote C ounty R ecords ft E of NW cor of H W H .......... 11 16 31 M. M. SMITH’S SECOND NI IHIIVISION * . IWeordfd^Vn tM ot^look* 1, Pa*? L ots I, 2, 3, uml 4 ( le s s H 26 ft.) Bun K 137 ft H 100 f t W 117 t t , . BH)« Sem inole C ounty R ecords Block I M. D. W o o d ru ff ........ 10.86 N 106 ft und loss be*. 126 ft H Lois 60 lu 61 ....................................- ____________________U n k n o w n ..................... 14.84 .ot 3 lllock H ..................................... II. F r a i l e r llo l r s 49.32 an d 26 ft U of NW cor of W 4 or U H of L ots 9 nnd 10 Block HWH .................................................... 31 19 31 M. M. SMITH’S SECOND HIIIIDIVISION aa Herordcd"7n~PhoTllook No. 1. Pnae II .......................................................... U nknow n 18.60 r u n U 136 ft H 100 ft W 138 f t N 101, S rm loule C ounty I t r r o r d a UH of Lots 9 and lo Block 11 . U nknow n 3.34 100 ft.) ......................................... L ota 10 to 27, Block A ................. U n k n o w n ..................... 10.81 Lot 2 Block 12 ................................... W- A. W h itc o m b ..... 4 II U nknow n 14.84 lie* NW cor of N W H of HUHLota 36 to 41, Block A 11 30 19 Unknown ..................... 11.96 ot 7 Block 17 ..............................■ U nknow n 16.46 ru n H 36 y a r d s E 48 yds N 99',4 Lota 44 to 12G, Block A U n k n o w n .................. 92.15 l.ot 126, Block A ............................... yds W 76 yds N 93 ydH W 190 Unknown 3.34 N E A V E S ’ A D D I T I O N T O S A N F O R I I n e R e c o r d e d In P l a l l l o o k N o . I, P n s r a 74 yds ............................■................... . T h a t P a r t of l.ot I N nml W of 8 J o h n l'e r to o ................ 18.08 m i d 12:1, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a Clay Road, Block II H of N W H .......................... .. 12 SH 29 40 E m p ir e L an d Co......... U nknow n 9.40 Lot 6 Illook F ............. ......... til F. ll. Brow n ................ 6.77 NW L o I h 2 lo ll. Block II HUH of HUH of HUH ..................... 22 29 10 J. II. S o y b e rt ............ Unk noivn 57.95 Lot I Block 1C ...... ............. 4ot i .Mary lleuson ....... ».08 N 3-1 of N H of N W H of N W H ... 24 20 Lola 14 lo 23, Block II ................. . 20 39 16 U nknow n 4.61 67.96 L o ts 3 a n d 4 Block K ................^ J. N. D anie l H e i r s ..... ^ ___________ F r a n k H. B row n 16.24 1 of 1 (less be*_ HW c o r ru n _H 1462 Lola 27 lo 31, Block II U nknow n 18 46 fl N 290 ft W 1452 fl S '200 L ota 37 to 41 a n d 44 lo 67, Block J . E. P A C E ’S NIIIIDIVISION OF l l l . l l t ' K C, M K I il . O N V I I . I .L ^ n s R e c o r d e d I n P i n t ft) ..................................................... 25 20 29 U n k n o w n .................... 87.00 H u n k N o, I, P s * e U1, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y I t e■Ai n ird s J. 8. A rnold 17 94 N W H of N W H .......... . . ........ 25 20 29 .U n k n o w n HH of Lots 46 an d 46 I....................... llcxln l, 1 7.61 Brown 26.33 lie*. 20 ft. N of HU cor of l.ot W H of HUH of HUH (lesH N U ) 16 20 29 *18* W. If. Adiuua 3,01 ..... 40 of New Upsnhi, run N 5 ch, H HUH of NUU .............................. 31 20 29 40 E. M. 7.31 A. C. MARTIN'S ADDITION Ttl SANFOIID ns Itec ordrd In Pint llook No. 1, p n*c HH of HUH of HWH and HWH ” ** I t o m r t a ....... 10 ch H 6 ch W 10 ch ............... 31 19 30 & J o h n l.tndirroon 6.23 IIS. Seminole County R ecords Beg, 190 ft H a n d 1638 ft W of NJ7 of HWH ......................................... . 31 10 29 60 E. M. R o b e rts H 6 H ft or l.ut 3 nml N 39 ft of 10.61 «• ear ............... 36 19 30 Lot 4 Block 10 T ie r 9 . Miss M. U. Jloborts 10.61 R u n U 190 ft H 470 fl w IUU Lots 7, H a n d 9, Block 11 T ie r 10. Unknown ............... 20.66 CL IV SPRINGS ns Recorded In Pint Rook No. J, P sK, m , Nem lnole Conoty f t N 470 fl ................................ 3 60 F, J. Mkhoney 14.00 Lot ll) Block 11 T ie r 10 ........... U nk n o w n ................. Reeorda ' 9.08 nf HWH of HWH of HUH 36 19 30 6 U n k n o w n ........ L o t h 7. 9, 10, It. 12, 13, I 4 \ a n d 1 60 it I uml N H of I.ol 3 Block 12 lie*. IB ch N a n d S3 08 ch U of 16. Block 23 ......................... .............. T ie r 11 ............................................ J. F. L ain* .............. 16.M J. V an D unkirk 111 NW onr ............................... ........ 36 I I 10 Lois I am i 2 Block 12, T ie r 12 U n k n o w n ............... 7.95 R u n W l l . 13 ch N to ch’ M 3 12 W H of HUH Of NEH .................... in in !!! I3- al- R o b e r t s ............. 2.42 oh. H I I ch ............ ............. 3 Unknown 9.60 l tt H H N S I I . V H S U R V E Y O F AN A D D I T I O N T O S A N F O R D n s R e c o r d e d I n P l a l E H Of HWH of NU*; .................... i2?i 22 22 10 U n k n o w n ...................... 2.41 Tie* 10 ch K ami 779 fl W of NW W of NUU ................ •“ 3-1 of HWH "f R o o k N o, I, Clines 112 n n d 113, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y R e c o r d s 22 22 22 B- M i i n b e r u ............. 6.si c o r of NMH ..................................... 36 I t 10 U 100 fl of L ot 1 ( la s s N 136.91 HWH " f HUH ( Ichh 8 U of HBU ) i33i 20 JH 36 E. M. R o b e rt a .......... Ill R u n N to By HUly a lo n * enmu lo ft.) .............. ••••.......... ■. Illcbniood Cooper 3.64 E H of HUH of HWH of N W H an d pt. n of he* W to b e* ........... . . Rebecca W ilson 23.31 Hr* NU uor of Lot 3 lin n H 117 ft W H Of UH of HWH of N W H H N UH of N W H (lens th a t p a ri N W 60 fl N 117 ft M 60 ft U n k n o w n .............. und HUH of NUU of HU'i an d 3.04 nnd U of H A I liy an d Ices lie* W 366.4 ft of Lot 4................... . I ln fu s Hbophord .. UH o f W H of NUU or HWH 4 13.10 30 E. M. R o b e rta ........ 8.18 310 f| H of NU c o r of N W H of Ilc* 198 ft W of NU cor of « H* 33 30 39 U 100 fl of W 623 ft of l.ot 4 ( Icmh 36 II 30 N W H .............................................. of Lot 1 .... ............................. W 60 ft) .................... ........................ L u l u Ronton ........;... 4,21 36 30 39 r u n H 210 ft 11 210 fl N 310 ri W Itun W 430 ft H 43H fl H 430 U flfl.0 ft of W 423 ft of Lot 4. U n k n o w n .......... 0 io 210 fl nnd less be*. 617 ft W of ft N 438 ft ................. W 64 ft of E 160 fl of Lot I • U n k n o w n ........... ......... i g j n 1 J. 8. I ilu k le ............ *.l» W line of F r e n c h Ave oil N line B ^ v U ’U . t ft H of NW c o r ' o f wvi ,{ol_5 v o r , , Jit* ninth R i c h a r d s o n . a.9l of (loidaboro Ave. run N 140 ft lie* NW cor of Block 20 r u n H GO 36 36 11 W 100 ft H 140 ft U 109 f t nnd fl U 120 ft N 50 ft W 120 ft to llu n U 660 ft N 506 2 ft w 550 loss be* 160 fl U of NW cor ru n ft H 609.2 ft an d l)c* 46.4 ft N bo* ...................................................................................... O U S T . Thomas 3.35 U 160 ft H 140 ft W 160 ft N 140 or HW cor .................... 36 10 11 ft und IrsH be* 139 ft W o f Int. Ilnn N 711 ft K 1016.8 ft H 817 W M . C L A R K ' S S C I I - D 1 V . O F B L O C K 11, T I E R 18 n s l l e r i w d r i l In P i n t l l o o k No. of W line of llp liy Ave. ex.•w ith ft Wly 1020 ft I. I 's K P 108, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y R e c o r d s II A. B a u e r ..................... 11.41 N lino of (loidaboro Ave., ru n N Lot 2 Block 1} T ie r 16 ................ J a n ie s W. Sim mons, Jr. U.9G lie* 24.69 ch H of NU i*nr . . . ' 1 30 14 140 ft W 60 ft H M0 rt U 60 Lot 8 Block It T ie r 16 U n k n o w n ................... n jg » u n B 4 . * 1 ch W i 1.8 ch N 4.31 fl to b e* ) .......................................... 16 19 30 A V. F re n c h . ... 131.41 ,ot i t Block 11 T ie r 16 ............ ... ch K 11.8 ch ............. U n k n o w n ............... " " g'jg 6 T h o m a s R eed ..... ...... 8.11 10 19 30 N H <>f NH of HUH of N W H 36 1* lo A. V. F re n c h ........ .... 1206 Be* 30,67 ch W of NU c o r ... 1 10 19 B e * 160 fl U of NW cor of NUU W M . C L A R K ' S H C H - I R V I S I O N O F IILOCKH 3S ANI1 3 0 O f T i O I I I N S O N ’S S U R ­ Run H 5 ch W 10 eh N 5 ch H 10 of N W H .............................................. -* 11 20 19 '■ V E Y n s R e c o r d e d ' l u P i n t l l o o k No, I , P n * e 107. S r m l n o l r C o u n t y R e c o r d s ch ..................................................... . 6 U n k n o w n ..................... R u n U 160 fl H 140 ft W 160 ft 1.11 L ot l l Block 36 ... ........................ U n k n o w n ..................... 3*4 Be* 11.81 ch W uml S3.73 ch N MO ft ................................. .............. Jo e W illia m s ....... H of NU cor ................................ Lot 7 Block 30 ........ ............................ U n k n o w n .................... 0^20 1 10 19 • f B e* 130 fl W of NU cor of NW Hun H 6.87 ch W 9H ch N 6.37 31, 11 10 ch E 9H ch ................................... W . M. C L A R K ' S S C I I - I I I V I S I O N O F B L O C K *4 O K H O I I I N N O V S S U R V E Y a s 6 itu n H 60* ft W 80 ft N lib fl M ary B. T u r n e r ........ 7.11 R e c o r d e d I n P i n t R o o k N o. I. P n * e HH), S e m i n o l e C o u n t y R e c o r d s He* 55 ch W o4 NU cor ! 4 10 19 H 60 ft .................................................. itoseoe D abney ... .... 7.10 W H of Lot 1 ..................................... Ltxile C o r k e r ............ 0.20 llu n W 5 oh H 10 ch B 5 eh N B e * 60 ft H a n d 160 ft W of NU 10 ch ................. ................ 6 A. C. M a rtin ............ cor of N W H ................................ 36 19 10 1.71 1 I E F O R R E S T ' S A D D I T I O N T O S O U T H NAN F O R D a s R e c o r d e d In P i n t l l o o k No Be* 10.63 ch W of NU cor 4 36 39 R un N 60 ft w to Ily, HU lo I , P m* e 1MI, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y R e c o r d s It'll! H 10.68 cli W 4.69 ch H be* ...................... Unknown 10 6« ch K 4.80 ch .................. lail I ....................................................... H. E. W illia m s .......... s.9l 5 C. J. Urlcson ............ 1.10 Be* 10 ch H of NW cor of NWH 16 19 10 Lot F .............. .................................... ■ A n n a M, D e F o rro st 3.14 Ue* 10 ch H of NW cor 4 10 30 $ Itun U 070 ft N to Ily NWly in R un U 5.75 ch H 75 lin k s W 75 pt. N of he* H to tie* U n k n o w n ............... .... 16.44 S T E N llIF O U R 'S ADDITION TO SANFORII n s R e corded In P la t llo o k No. ], links 8 to H Hue o f N W H W P n * e Mil, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y R e c o r d s to W Ilne of Bee N to ho*. 10 F, L, W o o d r u f f ........ S AN FOR D IIKIUHTM na lle r u r d e d In IHal Rook No. X P a * e lia, S fm ln o lr C ounty Lot 8 3.81 E, SS. Coxart ............ m .ob 6 20 30 It f Bt tail 10 N orm an Hutton ........ 19.4| llu n W 10 ch H 27 ch U io ch N f a ils 13 nnd H ............ ........... — .... 1 U nk n o w n 72.45 Lot 19 27 ch ............................. J o h n Mnsson ............ 10 36 L o t 16 ................................................. . ' Unknown 37 J. D. Hood, T r u s te e 11.16 9.08 Lot 20 U nk n o w n ................. fl.77 He* 2# ch W of NU cor "l"".”'"'" 6 20 30 L o t 41 ’ •................................................ . Unknown 3.91 L ot 63 ................. ........................ - ....... Unknown 3.9 A. R. t'll A CELL'S HUII-D1 VISION ns Recorded In Pint Rook No. 1, P a so Tl. * « N n20Wch H °h H 20 B 7W Ch 16 J. D. llood. T r u s t e e 12.18 L o t 116 ........................ .....................— Un k n o wn In,ilc C ounty R e co rd s ^ 3.3 U 'i of N E H (less N 10 acres)... 5 20 30 35 F. L. W o o d r u f f ........ L o is I I I und 119 Mrs. A. A. iliirvur 7.18 17.70 Lots 8, 9 a n d 10 Block ll ............. I U nknow n 8 to a c re s of Lot I and NUU of 13. l.ot 33 Block C l ............................... W a l l e r lto d * e rs “ 13 V* ...... ......... . 9.10 6 10 30 80 F. P. Illn e s ................ MARKHAM PA R K llEIHIITN s s Recorded In Pint llo o k No. 1, P n*e TO, Sem inole Lot 37 Illook <1 9.81 — Ahrulmm T hom pson 6.77 NUU o f NUU und HU of N i i l i ’ C ounty Hecorda Lot 38 Block O ............................... Malacbl Black .. an d NH of ttU H ..... 8.77 1 10 SO 100 L o ta 8, 8, 7 a n d I, Block t l ............ ................................ D. U T h r a s h e r 17.70 Lots 41 a n d 42 Block <1 1.71 E m p ir e L a n d Co. .... ............ U nknow n ................. 10.42 Lot 65 Block K .............................• Jo se p h in e C allow ay 0.01 CIlYSTAL HAKE W INTER IJUn-IMVlNION . . R ecorded I . P in t B .a k Na. N , II. IJAItNEII’N ADDITION TO MAIIKIIAM PARK IIHIOUT* aa Recorded Ii P lo t llook No. I. P s g s Ml, N rm lsole County Records SOUTH SANFORD na Recorded In P in t Book No. 1, P s * e *4. aem lnole C ounty Lot 10 Block 6 U 4t “ “ C « W 4 , U ec o rd s L o t IS, Block K ................ ................... l f M A ih o n y F. H o f f m a n .17 ---------* ~n th Lot 12 Block 5 Iaila 18 a n d 18, Blook K ........... — II. C. H a s k i n s .......... .. 11.14 |N14 of Lot 1 Block A . . . . . . . . ....... S am u e l W. W h i t e ............. 17 A. O. O u tra n g,yn Lot 33 Block 6 A. P. Q a f f ............... .97 ;| 8^ ° r 4 bi od A• — i * o H A m o u n t of TaxeH a n d C osts at a ■a B * h v a I III) r . U; o jF ", A m o u n t o f Taxee a n d Conte ■!j). j ’ �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, IMp r \ od a ■ . in s c rip tio n of Land • a A m ount of T ax e s a n d C osts (4 • s y | if H 5 . u s * ,«• | | Ulock 10............. F0: *« niocU I21 *5 Block I .......... j 7 ulock 11 r?I , Block l* ..................... - ....... Hit 10 Block 28 .—........................... r j t i* Block 2» h°‘ *,*< B» . 01M 1* n O 7 r K l 0 0 » i ”i7:” ; Y>W Vi ntul 19, B lock 27 ............ K ! jo ami I I B lock 27 ................. { j V l l 0 Block 21 .... Hi. 10 Blook 31 ................. U eecrlptlon of L and ' s 0 U n k n o w n .................... U n k n o w n ..— ............. U n k n o w n .................... C. W. K tp h u th .......... H. U. M c B r i d e ____ D. J. Hulllvnn ............ A. T. Moody ............ a . R. Follow* ........ c. a . Cook .... ....... Ueorgo 11. IMerco.... J muon C onne r —....... U n k n o w n ..................... M. W. F in le y ............ a a 0 •2 m .87 .87 .87 .87 .97 .87 .87 1.16 .87 .17 .97 .87 .87 .87 A m o u n t of T a x e s a n d Coats erf N E U of N E U an d BEU or N E U (loss B 180 y a r d s ) ........................ B H o f N W U of HW 14 (less b e* NW c o r r u n B 208.71 ft 8 417.72 Be* 3.07 ch B a n d 202 ft N of SIV c o r of N W U ................. .......... ........ Hun N 202 ft W to Silver L a k e 8 202 ft B to b e * .......................... W Vi .............. Lot 4 1 (4 & o 1 H « 8 < a D esc rip tio n of L an d U • 'S o 6 10 11 61 U n k n o w n .........- .......v .1 20 31 11 I. D. M artin 1 ** 11 ............ / si a 0 3 1 H to bi c u 9 K l < A m ount o f T a x s s s n d C o s ts ** * id e c * O FROST'S ADDITIO N NO. S TO A LTAMONTE a s R e c o r d e d In P l a t P a c e IS, S em lnale C o u n ty H eeorde L o is 3. 4 nnd 17 tle a e 80 ft V> nnd W by 100 ft N n nd H In NB c o r A. H. W illia m s 12.55 of Lot 3 ) ...................... .................... W . Hoblnaon ...... Lot 28 ... flu . 1* 78.36 f.ll a.oi N s. L FROST'S ADDITION NO. 3 TO A LTAMONTE a s R e eo rd ed In P l a t P a g e S, S em inole C o u n t y H eeorde 34.36 a.11 Unknown — . 37.82 Lot 17 ................................................ —... 6 20 11 12 20 *»1 1.80 to B. D. M cIntosh 39 of <,f NW'4 °* 16 20 11 8 J o e Comoron .............. 7.07 B U o f N B U o f N W U ................„... 13 11 20 L. D. F ro s t .— m 21 19 G U n k n o w n ..................... 19.41 WVi of BEU of BWU ..................... 16 HU of I3WU J f 'N W U ' J f 'N W U '. '- 16 20 31 a.4 10 A nnts A. Davis HE Vi of SB 14 of fiw Vi ..........1..... 15 21 19 20 J. E. Mooney — a.» . . . . via* ch W of NJ3 c o r ............ 10 10 10 CAMEHON ae R e co rd ed In P l a t Ilook No. 1, Page DO, Seminole C o u n ty H eeorde HV4 of BWV4 of BBU ............... ....... 16 31 19 • Ja n o s'. ;• £ « m in W 1 5 .2 I ch L ot 18, Ulock 1 .................................... U n k n o w n —............. — 1.60 lie* NB c o r of SB U o f HBV4 ..... .. 16 11 16 Hun W 938 f t B 617.8 ft B 934.7 H o de* B 5.11 ch K CO d e * B u.a« 11 H e n r y 8 lmm one ft N to be* 10 D. H o u s to n ?0 N "me of Bee. W lo b e * ........ ....... 12.26 MECCA HAMMOCK ae Itecorded In P l a t Ilook No, 1. P a g e 84, S em inole County B U of NWVi (loss 70 y n r d s N 11 20 30 • 4 Umpire L and Co. 13.10 Heeorde B by — 220 yds E nnd W In NW to Mrs. E liz a b e th B H of Lote 1 a n d 2 ........................... J. A. A nderson I le l r s 13.10 J°Hof ........................................ 12 20 10 41.71 cor.) 17 21 66 77 E. H. J o n e e ---------P rnuzhelin ......... 81.83 I ni* 7 nnd I .............................................. U nknow n . 26.83 17.48 60 If. C. Van B u sk lrk . 12 20 30 to E m pire L a n d C o . 18.11 Lot 44 .......... .......................................... J o h n M. H t o v a n s ........ 10.24 W H of N W U ........................................ IT 31 16 E H of HE Vi of N W U o t HE Vi n nd o tl t l .4 cli 8 a n d I c h B 88 dog MI 10 M. C. V n n n u e k l r k „ 18 21 26 BVi of NKVi of HWVi of HE 12 20 to 8.60 N W U of NW 14 ................................... 20 20 31 40 Hamuel Kloln BW of HEU (loss Vi ncro sol d*,o Su°n A 88 do* B 6 c h a 28 d e * W lie* 9.93 ch W o f HE cur of N W U 14.41 80 21 29 J, I* H ilt -------------W o o d a rd ) .................. 19 K o line N to p t B 28 de* of HBU ....... .......................:.............. 34 20 I t 64.48 10 11 i t 100 L oon L. Lereoh BBV4 Of NBV4 an d HKV4 U nknow n W of bo* N 28 d e * E to bo*..... 2.11 Hun N 10 oh W 1.78 oh B 1 do* aa.ta HH of BWV4 U nnd........... W t i of BWV4-. 20 21 29 130 J . h H ill .......— _ 11 ao 10 4 8 'h iln s B I U ch W 3.30 oh to .... a.ao 10 J. W. C o n a w a y NWA t o f HRt ati of BW H ................ 31 21 29 un " 816 f t B 708 f t to R y W line of snId N W U of 8 B U S ,'Vi nnd W ‘I o f BWV4 BWVi of NW NKir a long Ity 796 Vi f t N 187 f t to SW cor of said N W U of HBU 21 21 29 160 L ena L. Lorsoh ........ 87.71 am t HEW of N W U 6Vi T. a. f l u f f .................... 44.46 E to bo* .............................................. 7.41 C. O. M itchell to l"’B ................ .................................. SEW of NEW and N W U of NBVi Be* 4,1 ch N of BW cor or Lot 3.... 34 20 I I nnd KW o f HWVi o f NBVi a n d1 nnKW'R N l i n . n l VISION ae l l f r o r l t d in P l a t Book No. 2, P a g e 40, Seminole Itun N 81 d e * B 12.28 cli N thly i NW U o f HWU of NBV4 nnd BW C o u n ty H eeorde a lo n g ro ad 11.31 ch W 209 f t N of NEW of NVVV4 a n d N W U of 40 Btnplrc Land Co..—.— 8.10 14 30 10 208 ft W 1.32 ch N 6.7 ch N 42 N BU o f N W U a n d NW of BWVi 40 U nknow n - ......... — .... 1.81 de* W to W line of See B to 14 30 30 S1.40 of NEW o f N W y .................... 22 31 se 148 J. E. Mooney 20 40 14 30 b e * ........................................................... U n k n o w n ..................... 6.10 18 68 SB F lorldn D ro v e s Co. KIVU of N ' 82 W ft H an d W Py , ‘, t it N nnd H 18 20 30 80 W. I. B ontty ..... 6106 lie * 8 cb W nnd 20.87 ch N of BE *14 uf HBV4 In NW c o r of BW c f N W U cor of Lot 2 ..................................... 34 20 31 1.66 Unknown 12 21 39 o f HWU of N W U ......................... 82 3 J.* II. ite n a id i Itun W 234 ft N to L ake Je s s u p 17 20 30 1.17 6.16 40 U n k n o w n HW,'Vi of HEW ...................................... 23 31 29 21 20 30 29 U n k n o w n .. 10,70 N thly a l o n * la k e to pt N of be* 6.ID 6 29 U n k n o w n 22 20 30 B to be* .............................................. 7.70 II. U. McCnll ............ 18.90 NW of E U o f NHVi of BWVi.......... 34 31 n».r NK cor ........................... _____________ k___ run W 6 uh H IW oh E a 3.4 ch W I I . D M H H H n s I t r e o r d e d In P l a t I l o o k N o . t , P a n e 111, Rrmfm.-’ - ''« ■ « » » — i, 18 13 to s ([ iIpv 16 min, ti K Hue of O. P, 8 WO P E LAND COMPANY’)! P LA T O F III.ACK HAMMOCK ns R ecorded In 2 W. I I le a ttv ......— Itero rd s v ’ ‘ 2.811 oil. "• ■ ‘"•C P in t H ook No, 2, P n g n 1 It) nnd 111, Hemlnole County I trc o rd a Lola 6, 7 a n d H Ulock 1 ......... .... U n k n o w n ..................... 3,8ff 2l’ 20 10 30 * *;«n • * D. L i t . : e 6 69 O. P Bwnnn luiiid Co. 3.69 B'V 'i of N\V4i Lot 1A .............................................. ... Unknown ................. 1.99 Loin 91 to 120 ..................................... O. P. Swope Land Co. 161.96 All w V i S o f T r Ifa* BI9CK 8 r.'liP N I P ! W W W «« t | s f n r d s j In P in t Ilook No. 1, Pn*e 100, Hemlnole ('nun* I.ola 103 to 316 ................................. O. P. Bwupo Land Co. 266.05 R I C H A I I I I H O N ’M A D D I T I O N T O W O O D I D l l D U E n s l l e r o r d r d In P i n t I l o o k N o . U * ty H eeorde Lota 273 to 306 ................................... 329 l>. P. Swope Lund Co. 167.01 P n * e !l, .H em lnole C o u n t y I t e r o r d s tjjt )u .................................. .................... J. Llndloy ................... 8.77 L o ts 370 to 373 ......................... ...... " ’ 10 O. P. Hwopo Land Co, 21.36 Lnts 132. 133, 134, 136, 138 a n d Lots 374 to 381 ...... ............................ 89 o. 1>. Hwopo L and Co. 42.20 Loin 6, 0, 7, 8, 9, in, 11, 29 am i Louisa llln c h sh le r .... 31.46 21 ................ :........................ 137 ......................................................... U n k n o w n .................. ',J.26I 89 William A. JnhtlHon 37.03 Lots 382 to 386 a n d Lot 388 ........ .6 7S 11, H. Htanson ........ Lots 33 t o '49 an d Lot 4 2 ................ Lots 390 nnd 332 (teen p a rt E uf llll’MA.Vk ADDITION TO KL'IIKKA HAMMOCK ae R e corded In P l a t Ilook No. O. P. Hwopo I-awid Co. c a n a l) .................................................. 3, P a n e 03, S em inole C o u n t y R ecords 6 21 30 6.0 8 O. I* Hwopo Land Co. Lot 394 ..................................................... r, 08 8.77 Lot 399 ..................................................... Lots I and 8 ........................................... F r e d S h u m a n .......... Hun S 986 ft E 369 Vi ft N 0H6 ft 11. I'. Hwopo L and Cu 8 U n k n o w n ..................... 3.12 -J Li 0 . I'. Hwopo Land Co. 10.13 I.otB A, It a n d C ................................... W 369 W ft .................................. ■■■■■ HW *>f WW of NBVi o f NWVi of 6 Em pire* Land Co. .. 24 80 30 2.78 WV4 of NV4 of NWVi of NEW and 2.50 30 6 18 1. H. Housh .............. 21 U n k n o w n ..................... 4 1 l l 3 37 4 20 32 HWVi ............................... ..................... N 8 Vi ch of NBVi of NWVi ........ 10 L. J. l lr y a n t .......... 6.77 HWU of NWV4 of NWV4 ................. 24 20 30 • lie* 372 ft H nnd 186 ft W of NE 10 U n k n o w n .................. 8.60 W 3-4 of NV4 of NEW and HV4 of Lot I ......................................................... 26 20 30 • 6 21 30 c o r of N W U of N B U .................... NEW a n d NW of BE Vi and BWVi 30 20 30 160 U n k n o w n .................. . 41.40 Itun H 126 ft W 115 ft H 189 ft 7 20 32 260 U nknow n .................... 32.40 of BEVi ................................................ Bri* 822.23 f t N o 'f B E c o r of NEW 1.81 2 Maude A. A nderson .. W 376 ft N 395 ft 13 189 ft .... SEV1 of BWVi nnd E 3-t o f NV4 of NKVi ........... ................................... 31 20 30 8 20 32 280 U nknow n .................... 47.78 All HE Vi of HEW W of A. C. L. nnd W 3-4 of BW of NW.......... Ilun N 188.74 ft W 711.2 ft H 6 A. C. M a rtin ............ 6 21 30 LIT lly ......................................................... 2 U n k n o w n ................... 1.87 WW of N W U of HE Vi nnd VVW <>f 111.71 ft B 711.2 ft ......................... 25 C. L* P ain e .................. 6.98 NWVi of N W U (Imm 4 nermt off E 8 20 32 HE Vi of NWVi of SB VI 20 E C. E llis ............... . 0.10 NWVt of N W U of NBVi ............. 31 20 30 4.46 21 36 T h o m a s Hhephord .... Hide of N E U of NWVi of N W U 6 30 49 U nknow n . ............... 6.08 9 20 32 N W U of NWVi ................................... Be* HE cor of J e s s u p nnd W e s t BW of NEW nnd HW'.i of NBVi . 11 20 .12 129 W. A. W h itcom b . . 21.86 2 A cres In NE c o r o f HWVi. 70 lake A venue In th e T o w n of * yda 13 nnd W by 140 yd* N A 89 II. 1>. Hum'll ............ 16.13 HW of BWVi ........................................ 11 20 32 Loin: wood ................................. . 31 20 10 1.01 O v o rlsero t T urp. Co. 40 H A. D ow ns ................ 16.08 6 21 30 NWVi o f HEW ..................................... 14 20 32 run H 198 f t B 856.66 ft N 198 ft Hr* 313 f i n Of HE imr o f' N BU of 3.3 U nknow n ......... ......... VV <0 ho* ............................................ 4 22 WW of NEW of NWVi nnd BEVi 21 30 ao 7 16 20 32 46.73 HWVi ..................................................... il. A. Nlckolson. of NWVi ............................................ Btc NW c o r of HWU o f NWVi........ 31 20 30 49 U nknow n .................... Hun N to .b ric k ren d HU lv In |)t 8.71 SWV4 of N W U ................................. 19 20 32 Him N 697 f t B 324 ft H 697 ft 8.12 W of he* 13 to lie* ......................... 1 U n k n o w n .................... I aero sq. In HW cor of HEW of 6 U nknow n .................. 6.18 W 321 ft ........... ................................... lie* 73 ft W of HW cor of HI3U of l U eorgo Ashe NWVi of BEVi ................. - ........... 16 20 32 De* SW cor of SB 14 of NW 14 — 31 20 10 30 7 11 HW U .................................................. Itua K 106.6 ft N 620 ft W 106.6 Itun N 1069 ft E 717 ft H 167.98 1 U n k n o w n ................... 2.18 W I II T C O M I P M F I I I R T A D D I T I O N T O OK NIflVA n s I t e c o r d e d In P i n t I l o o k No. 2. ft S 620 ft ........................................... ft \V 369.H ft H to brick rend P a * e DO, H e i i l l n u l r C u n o l y I t e r o r d s BtK » oh N of HW c o r of NW 14 HWly a l o n * s a m e to H lino of Lots 1, 2, 3, 20 nnd 21, lllook 1 . W. A. W h itc o m b ........ 6.68 of HW 14 ............................................... 31 20 30 1 U n k n o w n ................... 12.20 Hcc. W to lie* .............................. .. Lot !l Ulock 3 .............. ............ 1------ U nknow n ..................... 1.60 Itun B 6 ch N 2 ch W 6 ch B 2 ----------------- ----------------------------------------------------,. lie* ji* 290 200 rft,u nH or of n NW w cor or of uE»i w or of l E. F. D rig g e rs 4.13 oh ........................................................... 7 11 30 HUN RHINE IIEIDH TR ns l l e r o r d r d In P in t Hook No. 2, P a g e 04, Hemlnole CounHKU o f/H W U BWV. of BW 14 (1ohh lie*. 481 ft ty I te r o r d s Hull N 399 ft 13 675.ft H 105,4 ft N utid 1114 ft B o f HW cor ru n 8 E llgene O rr ................ 11.11 HW to bo* ................................. ........ L o ts 1, 2, 3, 7, nnd 8 ........ .............. U n k n o w n ................. — .98 1 du* E 108 ft N 89 d e * W 200 ft e* Do* 200 ft B of NW c o r of MW of 8.48 31 20 10 S 1 de* W 100 ft E ly 200 ft.) 39 T h o m a s S hepherd 7 11 80 HKVi o f HWVi ................................ 7.77 49 U nknow n 17 29 32 NWVi of N E U .... Big 310W ft N of BE c o r of NWVi Itun H 290 ft N 74 do* 13 702.1 ft 40 U nknow n 7.77 17 20 32 NBVi of N E U ..... of SWV4 .............................................. 31 20 30 1.00 2 M agnolia M cPherson N 106.4 ft H W to bo* ................ 19.25 lie* a t NI3 cor of fo llow ln*: lie* NEVi of N W U nml HU of N W U .... 17 to 32 1ZU U nknow n Run W 423.7 ft N 783 ft B 423.7 17 20 32 7 It. M u rp h y ............. 16,70 11o* 4.99 ch N of HW cor k......... ft S 763 f t .......................................... 287 ft 13 of HW c o r of HEU of Huu N 4.99 ch E 12 Ch H 4.99 ch Dig 887.9 ft N of BB cor of NBVi % 1 21 30 HWVi .................................................... 6 U nk n o w n ..................... 10.16 W 12 ch ............ 31 20 30 Itun N 603.9 ft 13 360.2 ft H 803.9 40 32 18 20 W. F. O el*er ............ 7.77 N E U of HEVi .... Hun N 662.90 f t W 711.2 ft, H ft VV 308.2 rt for bCKlnnln* iiolnt, 10 Mrs. C. O. C l a p p ........ 8.99 HEVi of N E U (less be* HE cor 142.02 f t K 711.3 ft ............ ............ ru n W 150 ft H 100 ft E 160 ft run N 14 ch W 5 ch H 14 ch E Big 1120 f t W of HE c o r of NBVi N 100 ft (loss t h a t p a r t belott*13 U nknow n 6.26 11 20 12 5 ch) . 31 20 10 4.60 W. 11. lln y m n n ....... ln* It* W esley P e n n e y ) ................ 7 11 30 lie* 329. 26 ft E of HW cur of Hun E 60 f t N 450 f t W 59 ft B lie* 287.1 ft 13 nnd 470 ft N of HW 32 21 20 NWVi of N W U U nk n o w n 1.17 450 ft ........... ...................... ................... 7 31 30 nor of HEU of HWVi .................... Hun N 264 ft E 10 4 02 ft H 261 B«g BW c o r of N B U of HEU-... 31 20 30 Unit 13 150 ft N 60 ft W 150 ft H 1 I r a H atton 3.9/ ft W 164.62 f t ... ........... . ........... .... H* Hun N 100 f t B 180 f t B 100 f t W l e a s e Jrn its o n ....... 1.40 80 f t ................... .1........... :.................. 3.81 Unknown 160 ft .......................... «...................... 30 I,. C. L ew is ................ 14.10 H J - 4 of NWVi of HEVi ................ 7 21 30 T H E CiENKVA T R A C T IN NEC. 23, T \V F . 208., HANUB 32 B.. ns Itecorded In P la t Bee 481 f t N nnd 1114 f t B of 7 21 30 lie* 2587Vi ft W of HE co r ...... . Ilook No. 2, P a c e *7, Hemlnole C ounty Iterords 8 \V cor ................................................. 31 20 30 Ilun W 130 ft N 336 ft 13 130 ft Lot 4 ......................................................... • Vv. A. W h i t c o m b ........ 2.54 Hun N I d e * B 108 f t N 89 d e * H 3.16 ft ................................... ........... 8.69 1 L. M. U nvls ................ 10 L. C. L ew is ................ VV 200 rt H l d c * W 100 f t Ely 3.02 8 21 30 NEU Of N W U of NWVi ................ 10 Mrs. K. M Hie* I le lrs 5,68 20 32 23 W U of HWU of NBVi ....................... 1.87 U nk n o w n 200 ft to h e* ...................................... 20 I. M. Adams ................ 6.20 NW of Lot 3 (less WW ) and 1 acre 13W of HWVi of NEW ..................... 23 20 32 In NW c o r of WW of NW of 10 U nknow n ..............— . 2.64 31 LONOWUfll) a s R e c o r d e d In P l a t Ilook No, 1, P a c e s 18 to 21, Hemlnole C ounty NW o* L ot 1 .......................................... 14 20 1.o I 3 ............................ 1 21 10 61 D. 11. H o o k e r ........... 6.02 89 J, P. M usselw hlto .... 67.90 HW U of N W U nnd N W U of BWVi 26 29 32 R e co rd s 6 Nowton Ilncnii .......... 1.60 32 26 20 NB 6 ucros t >7 N B U of N B U ........ Lot 4 ..................................... J. N. M cO aughey .... 1.48 ae Recorded In P lat Hook No, I, P age 43, Heml­ U , 37............... ....................................... J. 8. D lnklo ........ .87 HE U Of ......... ................................................... 27 20 31 160 Ale* W a n d er .............. 34.94 A. E, UIUFFIN'H Nilll-IIIVIRION nole Connty Heeorde 80 W illiam Collier ........ 16.08 20 31 8 t. of Lot 44 ........................................ U n k n o w n ---------------3.63 WW Of N W U ...................................... 29 40 Jn m o s A. A n d re w s— 13.61 N 331 ft of Lot 17 a n d NW of Lot 11 Lot 169 tIchh N 21.81 ft) ........... E m m ie L. B n t i m l n g e r 28.80 HW U o f H13 Vi ...................................... 33 29 3.I t 28 ........— .......—....... ................. —. M orton n e a l t y Co. 10 U. II. Heed .................... 2.02 Lot -!87 ............................ C e n trn l F r u i t Co. —. 6.61 HW U of HW U of BW U ..................... 34 29 32 49 Iloiner A. Nlckolson 7.77 Lot tig .................................. Mary a . i i o n c k ..................97 N W U o f 8 E U ................................ ■ 34 20 32 lie * 7.67 ch H 6 d e * W o f BB cor HW U of BE U n nd EW of HW U and of L ot 1 Miaou's Bub-DIvIslon, nnd HW of BEVi »f N W U . nnd RAMI'N ADDITION TO I.ONOWOOD me I te c o r d e d ,l n P in t Ilook Ne, 1, P a g o Id, ess 6 run H 8 da* W 2.9 ch N 88 d e * NBU of HEU of NWV Hemlnole C o u n ty R e co rd s 34 29 31 146 a l t . A II. A.NIoholson 43.10 W lo W lino o r ................................. II 21 30 a c r e s mi|. In N E cor) Lois 5 a n d 7 to 18 nnd L o t . ill N 2.91 ch H 85 d e * E to bo* ........ i II. O. Hmlth ............ jj ...................................J. 8 . A rnold ....................................................................... 4.I I o f HW V4 a n d BVi of HEU D. It. M IT C H E L L ’H SURVEY O F T I I E LEVY OH A.NT ns R ecorded In P in t Rook H13U loss bo* 825 ft W of HE cor ru n N o. 1, P a g e 0, H e m l n o l e C o u n t y R e c o r d s W. HIllITT'H ADDITION TO LONOWOOD n s R e corded In P lo t Ilook No. 1, P a g e ' 408.7 ft W 406.7 ft B 460.7 ft 20.18 Umuiuw n Lot 10 Ulock U .................................. 22, Hemlnole C o n n ty R e co rd s to he*) ............./............................. 18 I t 30 118 J. A. Melson ........ 21.86 29.18 U nknow n ......... P. H. T r u i t t ............ 13,34 L ot 15 Ulock U ................................ . NW of l,ol 1 B lock U NU of HVi of NVi of HEU of O v e r e tre c t T urp. Co. .97 Lot I a n d 13 Vi of Lot 2, Ulock N (S ft of HW of L o t l Ulock H.... 8 10 Clarenoo Richards.... 3.22 21 BBU ................................ - .................... 19 Mullory A M c C a l l - 34.70 C ............................................... - ........... Urg 665 ft B of BW c o r of NBVi of 40 D eor*n Hrnlthermnn,. 7.31 HWVi .................................. 19 21 10 7.25 HWU of 11. U. McCall 10 WVi or Lot 2 Ulock C .................... 20 32 HWVi ..................................................... 3.80 J a c k T ut uni ........ 13,74 23.97 HWU of BW Vi of HEU of HWU 19 21 30 U nknow n Lot 12 Ulock U .................................. Itun N 660 ft E 339 f t B 060 ft 30 4 21 f.44 H 4 a c r e s of N E U o f N E U ................ 19 U n k n o w n .................... 8.91 l it * hVV c o r of L ot 2 ......................... 27 20 30 6 U n k n o w n ___ VV 330 ft ........................... ................... 10 M orris I. W illiams.. 6.38 WVi of HI3U o f N E U ....................... 23 21 30 Huu 8 to NW c o r of L ot 12, Ulk Hob * cli W nnd 1.85 ch N of NW N 6-8 o f BVi o f N E U nml H 1-4 C L u st utoil* N Him of lolH 8, 1 20 11 18 R o b e r t 11. H a w k in s.. 12.77 of K U of HEU ooff N E U ............... 34 21 10 9, to, 11 a n d 12 Ulock U to ilun N 9 ch E 11 W ch B 9 ch W NW U o f HWU ....................... a n d HWU of N W U 8.61 Luku J e s s u p NW ly to m o u th of 11 U n k n o w n (less I a c re s In HE cor of I I W ch U nknow n ............ —.... 18.86 Holdlur Crock W ly to P c * ....... • 78 M o rris I. Williams.... 19.16 N 5Vi a c re s of WV4 of NWVi of .................... 36 21 30 N W U o f HW U 6V4 U n k n o w n ..................... 6.50 Lot 8 (L ess titles, U v o m r c u l tk 3 20 31 49 U n k n o w n ...............— , 6.72 NWU ........................... - ..................... 12.26 HEVi o f N W U ......................— .......... 28 21 30 U nknow n ..............40 U n k n o w n ..................... 67.46 D rew 's l(uvtsiuu) Ulocn 1)...... . 20 31 3 26 U II. Dodd —......— 17.70 6-8 of BEVi of H13U ..................... 20 21 30 NW of HW of HWVi ......................... 0.20 U nknow n ................ Lot 9 Ulock D .............................. . N 3-8 of BEVi o f HEU (lass E 6 2.94 H orace Humloruun.. E. K. IIIKIW.VH HUII-lllVIRION O F IIECK HAMMOCK ns l l e r o r d r d In P in t Ilook I.ut 3l (less 13 6 a c r e s ) Ulock 1). .. 19 U n k n o w n ..................... acres) ......................................... 28 21 30 3 14 6.29 U nknow n .............. . No. I, I’n g e Hit, Hemlnole C ounty R e co rd s * Lol 48 Ulock IJ ......... ....................v40 J. L. Miller —............ 8.36 .............................. 34 21 30 2.64 HWU of HWU U nknow n ................ Lot 75 Ulock D ................................... Lot 2 Block C ...................................... V " ‘inr?„w " ; ^ ................ 3-8.34 7.63 U nk n o w n ................ Lol 93 Ulock 1> ................................. I.m 8 m ock F ......................................... j 0 ° Cnm oron ......... GOLDEN HOI) IIEIGHTM a s R ecorded In P l a t Ilook No. a, P ag* 14, H e m l n o l e C o u n ty Ite r o r d s MANCOIII) C E L E R Y D E L T A lis R e c o r d e d In P i n t Ilook N o . 1, P a g e 78, H e m l n o l e till.EN, O VKItMTllKKT A DIIKVV'N ItEVIRlUN a s R e corded lu Pill I Ilook .No. Lot 14 lllock 10 ................................. J u l i a H. C a r l s o n ' ........ 1.44 C ounty R e co rd s P a g e I ml, Rrmlnoir C ounty R e co rd s Lot 21 lllock 16 ............ ..................... , U n k n o w n ..................... 1.44 Lola 17 18K mill F ............. U n k n o w n ..................... 38,40 L ois 8 a n d 8A .............. ................... . U nknow n ..................... 19.99 Lot 7 lllock 18 ...................................... A. T. P o t t s .......- ...... 1.44 Lm ' ........................ »■ »• L e w i s .................. 32.00 Lois A, U..U. l>. 13. K. II. II. I. U n k n o w n ..................... 8.58 WW O f i ni 49j............................. »■ o H a r r i s ................ 13.10 J, K, L, Al, N, a n d U .......... .......... ............................. 3-4 of NWVi of HEU ................ 35 21 30 .3 0 U n k n o w n 8.16 3.3 U nk n o w n ..................... 10 U nk n o w n ..... - ...... —... 1 U nk n o w n .............. — a: E>» o f L o t 4 2 u n k n o w n ....................... EW of Lot 55 NW of Ry ................ EVj of Lots 103 a n d 108................... V "n ........ J 1 D. B p r ln g g n tn ........ VV 3 acres of 6 a c r e s S(| In Nw cor of .......................................................... NWU of NEW of N E U (leas Hy) EW of N E U of N W U of NI3U .... He* 1189 f| N o f HI3 cor of HWU nt HWU .... .......................................... Him E 163 ft N 426 ft W 453 ft H 125 ft .......................................- ..... HW Vi „f HWVi of HWVi ..................... HW of N E U of N B U of N B U *E 9 47 ch of H 3.18 ch of HW U of HWU ........................................................ «W of N W U of HWVi of HWU -. NW of N W U o f BW U of BWVi (U'HH WVi) - .............. N 28 acres of N E U o f N W U ........ H*K 3 49 yds H of NB cor of HWU of NWU ......................................... Ilun W 219 f t N 210 rt B 210 ft H 219 ft ............................................... lb1* HE cor of ...................................... Hun N 220 ydH W 44 yds H 320 yds 13 4 4 yds ............ ......................... HWU *'f N E U ...................................... licit 6.47 ch N a n d 18.76 ch B of HW cor of HEU o f W \ m/ i -B 4 Vi Hun W 4Vi ch N H ch H to b e * .......... I H'g 527 ft N n n d 104 TFXV o f HU see post Ilun' N SvV c'ii'W 470 ft HW 231.8 ft B i8t ft ...................................... 4 20 4 29 4 20 It 31 31 4 20 31 29 20 31 31 26 20 31 31 20 30 31 II 6 20 31 5 20 31 6 20 II 6 20 31 6 10 It 4 4 j j . io -19.42 - P H I L I P I t , Y U N U E G R A N T a s R e c o r d e d l a P l a t I l o o k N o. 1, P a g e a 35 t o UH, • h ru ilo o le C o u n ty R eco rd s i i ............................ j.......................... 32 29 I t Juno Younu H elm .... J4.41 3.69 n Hurt lit i.o lh a an d 6 .........32 29 31 T. 1. Druniion 5.16 23.75 I.udy W a s h in g t o n ... Lois 2. U . a n d 17 ................. a a i 31 J a n e YOU!.* Ile lrs ... 29.20 10 J. cf. R o w a n ............. 29.20 5 M a r y ^ J . Hunty ...... 29 F. II. H an d ................ 4.04 1 21 29 WVi of N B U of HEVi .......... T ert A I,TA M O .N T n s R e n u r d r d I n P i n ! I l o o k N u . 1, P a g o 7, H e m l n o l e C o u n t y R e c o r d s 4.94 L'. Krcctnuli 6 Hemlnole C ounty Hank 9.99 Lot 18 ................ 2.17 10 U n k n o w n .................... 6 U n k n o w n ..................... 37.84 WU of NWU uf NBU and EU of 3,22 16 J 21 29 WVi *»r N W U of M 3 ',i .............. 2.92 6 E. Al. Ito b c ris ............ 3 21 29 4 22 W Vi of NWVi of NW Vis o f H E U —• 3 A. 13. M itchell 2.92 6 13. Al. Holier Is ..... ...... 3 21 29 3.61 BVi of HWVi of HWU of HEU.... 6 U n k n o w n ....:.... 2.92 21 6 E. Al. Koliurts ............ 29 3 WVi of HEVi of HW'V, of MEU •• 19.28 40 3 21 29 3.84 2 Vi H. H. W a r r e n .. 22.64 3 21 29 129 6.20 N E U of HVV U a n d HVi of H W V i S3 M arlon T. lla ll 3.49 89 E m pire L and Co........ 4 21 29 “w t W \ S o f BEVi of HWU an d E 3-4 of NU of HI3U of* 22 D. T. D aniel 1 H e a le r W illia m s ..... 3.61 ............ E ' of HWU t 21 29 HWU & HEVi of N(!EU N E U of NWVi or HEVi « 'ld H',i of 6 21 26 * 30 E. M. H u b erts HWVi o f HEVi ...................... 1.63 HVi of HEy, of BEU (less 186 ft ¥ 2 Unknown 8.50 N a n d H by 299 ft E a n d W In 40 U n k n o w n 2.61 6 U n k n o w n ....... 5 21 29 HE cor) ........................................ *..... 1.93 2 E. Al. H u b erts 6 21 29 HWU of N W U of N W U of N E U 3 .4 0 20 21 29 7 NVi of N E U of HWU 6 L. D. G oodrich .......... 11.88 2 L, J. J o h n so n 7 I I I E * ' P L A T O F F O R T H I E D n s R e c o r d e d I n P i n t R o o k N o . 1, P a g e 124, Lot 6 n ° ,e C° UUtr U,e0rdM He* 41.65 ch W n nd 1 ch 8 of NE cor ... .......................................... Hun 13 4.'’7 cli H 3 de* E 3 Vi cli JJ 11 do* 13 13 ch W 7.16 ch N .,*111 ch In h e * ............................. NKVi of N W U o f N W U ................. NI'-U of HEVi (loss ho* N B c o r run H 6.13 ch N 89 d e * W 9.16 ch ? 44 de* 46 m in W 1.68 ch N 32* deg W 2.00 ch H 82 de* 30 mill B,23 links N th ly a l o n * l a k e 95 y,‘I* to N line of sold 40 a c r e s «V4 of NW U o f BEU (less B 3.70 ell) ..... . ...................... KH Of BW V4 o f N W U of BEVi .... lie.K 3.18 ch 8 of N E cor o f B E U — Hun B 2.07 ch H 8.15 ch N 80 do* 11.09 ch N 44 d e * 46 mins. W 1.68 ch N 32 d e * W 2.66 ah B •! de* 30 m in s E 29 lin k s B 32 de* B *7 lin k s E ly a l o n * ditc h *1.34 ch to t>e* 7 20 It 7 20 31 7 20 31 L. D. Ooodrlch 12.77 J a m e s Phll(i 10 U n k n o w n ..... 33.26 1.17 40 U nknow n H. a . m a teria l! U n k n o w n ........... 33.86 4 II. O. D ieterlch 11.16 0.39 1.60 VAN AIIHDA 1.13 OR m il l N13 RIIOK EI1AGI3 t'O.'N ADDITION TO IILACK IIAMMOt'K ns l lr e o r d e d In P la t lluuk No. I, P nge ill, Hemliiola C o u n ty R e co rd a Lois 19 nml 29 J. II. E l e n a ................... 10.60 F lo r i d a D roves Co.. Lot 67 ................. 6.18 Lot 160 ................ F lo ri d a D roves Co.. 6.68 Lol 232 ................ 6.68 19 F lo rid a D rovus Co... . Lots 219 to 252 40 F lo r i d a D roves Co..... 31.16 13 Vi o r Lot 342 .... 6 II. W. l i n r r ............ 13 62 Lots 341 nml 345 20 n . W, U a rr ................ 67.60 Lot 139 .................. 10 F re d II. F ltlll l* ........ 18.11 I,ola 431 ................ ......V— 6.81 II. W. lin r r ................. H W O P B 'H F l i t NT A D D I T I O N 'i’tl I I L A C K H A M M O C K u s R e c o r d e d I n P l a t D o o k No, U P a g e 70. N r m l n u l e C o u n t y R e c on r d s 9 Lot 226 ....... ....... - ....... to F lo rid a D roves Co.. 8.86 6 J, H. Ja nus .. HVi of N E U of N E U of HEVi........ __ 21.66 48,50 U nknow n ,¥... Lol 1 ......................................................... ..... 9.38 1 a c r e In NE cor of HEVi of HEVi 31 of HWU .............................................. 1 Elias. Kwaet ..... Meg 7 U C h W of NE cor of NWVi 31 of BEVi ................................................. R un H CB I ft E 297 f t N 182 ft W 117 ft N 372 fl W #0 ft .... 2 ll o n r y u i e n n . H e* 7 Vi ch W 'll lid 10 c h N of HE |1 cor of NWVi o f HEVi ................... 10 21 31 4 * fpk ru n N 35. yds B 35 yds H 36 yds, W 35 y d s .................................. U n k n o w n ........ ............ ,8.5a Hen 4.81 ch W am i 5.22 ch N of HE c o r of N W U , o f HEU ............ 10 21 31 U I H I I l 'A M P L A N T A T I O N a a R e c o r d e d l u P l a t H o o k N o. I, P n g e DU, S e m i n o l e Itun N 1.32 ch W 1.61 ch H 1.32 County R e co rd s uh H 1,61 ch ....................................... U n k n o w n ........ ............" 6.81 U«* 111 cli N a n d 288 ft W or HE ,ots 1 to 5 and 7 to 16 a n d I I to ,, t 22 u.id 24, 27 a n d 18 .................... J. Van U u sk lrk 17.93 c o r of N W U «f HEVi ..................... 10 21 31 Him W 192 ft N 108 fl E 192 fl M105 ft ..................................... U n k n o w n ........ H 3-4 of W U “ nd N W U of BEU He* 7 Vi oh W of HE cor of NWVi uf N W U (le ss 1 ac re In NE cur) 149 J. Vun U u sk lrk ...... 69.95 10 21 ot HEU ................................... 11 nnd BU of HKU of N W U ............ » 40 U nk n o w n .................. 16.18 Itllll N 3 18 fl E 126 ft H 226 ft W HEU of N W U ................................. “ 80 U n k n o w n ................... 28.95 40 ft H 129 ft W 86 ft lo he* . J. B, J o n e s ... liMHMWtH 3ll7 B'.i of N E U .......................................... J lie* 70 y d s N of HW c o r of HWU 10 21 31 of HEU .............................................. PLAN OF T U B HUB-DIVISION OF LAND UULONGING TO ALTAMONTE LAND Hull E 16 ch H 70 yds H 4 ch N MOTEL AND NAVIGATION CO, n s A ccorded In P in t Ilook No. I, 10 ch W 20 ch 8 to he* ............ 16 M u sse lw h lte A B elters 18.96 P u c e s 1), 10, a n d PJ, Hemlnole C o u n ly R ecords ' 1. *1*1*1 J. A. D ouglas 1.41 NVi of NWVi ( le s s he* HE cur of JjOt 238 ................................................ .. WVi r u n B 16 oh N 6 ch W 1.48 U nk n o w n L o ts 301 uml 302 ................................. 15 Ch H 6 c h ) .................................. l l 72 T. C. U ranium ...—...... 151.66 Lots 312. 313, 318, 317, 338 and N ' ^ n f HWU of HEVi of N E U of Unknown 339 ....................... ................................. I WVi 11 1 U n k n o w n ..................... l.ll Unknown Lot 438 ...... ...................................... . Unknown Lot 811 ..............- ................................. Celia F. L ew is ...... 10.7 F R IE R ' SURVEY' OF LA K H CIIAIlftf a a l l e r o r d r d Ig P l a t R ook No. 1, P a g e «, I.ols 608 and 607 ............................. S em inole C o u n ty Ite r o r d s W 1 a c r e of L ot I) lyln* H of Lol W. X. D a r re n an d L ots U a n d 14, Ulock A ................... U n k n o w n ................... 18.01 sst ............................... .'............. H. B. Kontull............ 3.61 A. AUI.IN'R PLAN tIF OVIEDO us I te c o rd e d In P l a t (look No. 1, P g g e 44, S em im ile (‘a u n t y R ecorda FROST'S ADDITION TO ALTAMONTE n s R e co rd ed In P l a t Dook Nw, 1, P a g e Lois 1 a n d 2 Ulock C ....................... II. B. M c C a ll .............* I M 4 Id Hemlnole 4‘o n a t y Recorda L. D, F r o s t ................ 2.80 r toil 14 .............. T H E L'llUItUII LOT UIVIMION IN OVIEDO U n k n o w n ..................... 1.14 L ois 80. 61 nml 02 ................. O. P. Bwops , t *M > W. lio b ln s o n ........... — 1.41 Lot 1 ltee a.oa Lots 63 Mild 64 .................. . � 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, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 28, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 28, 1922. 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 28, 1922; <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/933c72ab0c857c197e784c5803d27b5f.pdf a06bfd16d84b4d879d2b14d8655e21b8 PDF Text Text DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS RESUMED MISSISSIPPI ON RAMPAGE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND GERMANY, PROVISIONAL FREE STATE BREAKS THROUGH LEVEES AMBASSADORS ARE APPOINTED GOVERNMENT TROOPS WIN AND FLOODS LOUISIANA CONTROL OF MULUNGER « ■ ------- ' I Rappollo Treat Goes and it Will Be Carried Out by Both Parties Town of Ferriday Under LIBRARY BONDS CARRIED BY A Water Today But In­ BIG MAJORITY habitants Escaped (lljr T k r A a a o e l a l e i P r e s s ) . . . LONDON, April 27.—Doplomatlc tions at the end of May was tho relations between Gormnny-Russia la chief fcaturo of yosterdny’s confer­ to be resumed Immcdntciy In accor­ ence activities. This call for a meet­ Leaven No Doubt in Minds of the dance with tho Ilapnllo treaty, says ing of the Allies wns inspired by Premier Polncaro’s Marie Due ad­ People nit to How Majority View* n Central News Berlin Dispatch. dress ntimnting thnt Franco wns pre­ the Situation Gcrmnn nmbnssndor to Russia is pared to net alone if tho Allies failed Professor Wiedonfcld, nnd Russian to support her In enforcing tho trea­ WITH TWO THOUSAND 1NHADITho election for bonds for a pub­ nmhnssndor to Gormnny is Leonid ty. • t a n t s e i g h t m il e s f r o m lic library hold yestordny did not bring Krnssin. Poland replied to Russia’s protost ferrad ay r e a c h e d today out n lnrgo crowd and only two hun­ charging tho Poles with violating dred votes \vore cast chiefly on ac­ GENOA, April 27.—Announcement treaties with Russln nnd .seeking to ( H r T h e A s s o rl iH e d P r e s s ) NATCHEZ, April 27.—Flood wat­ count of tho fact that tho pooplo wero by the British delegation thnt a moot­ undermne Russian sovereignty. Tho ; busy, it wns a bnnk holidny and ns ers of the Mississippi, which late yes­ usunl few people took tho time to ing of tho signatories of tho Ver­ Polish reply asserted thnt tho Polos terday broko through Wcecomd Leveo vote. It wns evidently a movement sailles treaty will ho held In Genoa were endeavoring to nssist In tho re­ within n fortnight to determine upon construction of Russln nnd hnd no to<l«y hud entored tho town of Fcrri- that hnd tho endorsement of tho ma­ action n tho event of Germany's fail­ thought of violating their treaty ngdny, La., with n population of COO. Tho jority of tho people for they did not ure to meet her reparations obllgn- rements with Russln. waters traveled four miles before think it wns neccssnry to voto for tho reaching the town and tho residents proposition ns it was sure to cnVry had ample timo to cscapo. In tho nnyhow but bond issues hnvo been Inst of the waters is tho town of by thlr. ram r <v;r? confidence. Out of 200 votes enst thoro were 150 Yidaliu, La., with 2,000 population, 8 votes for tho bond Issuo and 42 miles from Forridny, which is expect­ against tho issue and two votes mutied to bo rcnchcd today. lntcd that could not bo counted which NEW ORLEANS, ApiHl 27.—Break shows beyond porndvonturo thn^ tho in the Mississippi lovco at Poydras, 10 library is something the people wunt Big Concert Monday Night With Street Dance miles below Now Orleans wns report­ and intend to hnve. It is just another step forward in ed today. Early roports said 100 foot * Will Start the Campaign of the lovoc went out and approxi­ the public lifo of Sanford, Just anoth­ er big improvement for tho benefit of mately 350 families aro fleeing before The joint committee of civic clubs and Mrs. Henley was present nt the the flood wntors. Poydras is on tho tho people and tho tourists and vlsitors to the city, just another stop for met Inst ovening nnd completed ar­ meeting and assured tho representa­ cast bnnk of tho river und unless tho tho benefit of the young people who rangements for Band Week which will tives from the other organizations break is stopped in expected to cover with tho free library will find that begin Monday, May 1st. Each organ­ thnt the Woman’s Club would leavo u largo area just south of tho city. knoyledgo for which they nre seeking ization have agreed to furnish eight nothing unturned to raise the amount and should he seeking at all times. members from their respective organ­ necessary to insure Sanford having a FORT WORTH, Tox., April 27— Just another place whore tho people of izations to canvass tho city and secure band for another year. Tho Trinity rivor is woll within its nil clnsses enn go and spend n quiet a dollar a piece from each adult in tho F. P. II. Akors, Jr., was appointed banks this morning, tho gaugo show­ ing a drop of sixteen feet overnight. hour and ono that will bo productive family. Monday evening tho bnnd treasurer to receive funds collected of much good in the community. * will parade from First to Tenth street and Forest Lake and Deane Tumor Street car service was restored today through Park nnd Mngnolin avenue will assign districts to the various to all flooded suburbs. The dead and nnd will then give a concert on tho workers. missing list is now placed a t forty- COMMISSIONERS of First und Magnolia in front It wns the concensus of tho meeting nine. An examination of the lovco ARE CALLED IN A corner of the Semlnolo County Bnnk. Tho Inst night that fnllurc to rnlso this embankments along the rived was started today In nn effort to deter­ SPECIAL SESSION street will ho roped off and those de­ money would prove nothing short of a siring to, mny dance.nt this time. The chic calamity. The bnnd has become mine whothor tho lovco wns dynamit­ ed. Lovco board offered $500 for in­ Tho Board of county .commissioners members of tho various committees a fixture in tho community and has formation lending to the arrest of any in and for Seminole County, Florida, will bo supplied with badges to bo proven a most popular institution. Tho person convicted of illegally dynnmit- met at the call of tho chairman, at 3 given to tlioso who have contributed nominal sum of a dollar nsked from ing. o’clock Wednesday, April 20th. Pres­ their share to tho hand fund, and this each individual will insure Sanford ent: L. A. Bruinley, chairman, and L. committee will make nn attempt to hnving n bnnd nnd tho pooplo having FORT WORTH, Tex., April 27— P. Hagan and E. Curlott, commission­ see that every ono in Hanford wonrs concerts for another yonr. Other com­ Continued reports of dead and miss­ ers, with V. E. Douglass, deputy clerk one of these budges before tho end of munities in Florida nre supporting their local bauds through popular sub­ ing in the flood thnt has gripped Fort and C. M. Hand, sheriff in attend­ the week. The hand will also givu concerts scription, and find no difficulty in Worth for two days, last night had ance. during the week on the cast and west raising whntever funds aro necessary brought the list to sixty-two. A check Absent: Commissioners C. W. side of town and Saturday, the final for their support. * is not yet possible and verification of Entzmingur and O. P. Swope. day of the canvass, the hand will Tho committeo feels that no diffi­ the unofficial reports arc held up Chairman I.. A. Iirumluy here made while the flooded areas are searched a rcpoit of the meeting of tho State ngain he heard in the business dis­ culty should be experienced In raising money for tho Sanford band when it Is by rescuers. Three bodies hnvo been Rond Department, held in Tampa on trict. Mrs. R. E. Tolnr, president of the conceded thnt it Is one of tho best ag ­ recovered. Tuesday, April 25th, A. I). 1922, which Woman’s Club, with a committeo con­ gregations of local talent to bo found The list of injured remained at 29, he attended in company with Commis­ according to reports from the hospi­ sioner C. W. Entzmingur, und Clerk E. sisting of Mrs. W. Theodore Lnngloy, anywhero. tals. The property loss is estimated A. Douglass, ns a committee rep­ at $1,000,000. resenting the board of county commis­ The levee board will investigate m sioners of Seminole county. Hu re­ ports that the State Rond Depart­ ment agreed to furnish rock, neces­ Grant’s Birthday sary to build shouldors on tho Sanford Being Celebrated and Orlando road, from Sanford city limits south to tho Orange county line at Point Pleasant this being a part of Sttnc Rond No. 3. The Stnto Rond Department agreed Little Ohio Town the Scene of Outherto deliver this rock a t the points des­ About the Express Company Rates and Condi­ Ing of Many Statesmen ignated by the Board of County Com­ , tions of Service missioners, all freight to he prepaid, ( l l r T i e A a a o c ln t r d j ' r r a a ) POINT PLEASANT, Ohio, April 27. rock to be furnished at the rate of not ( H r T l i r A s s o c i a te d P r e s s ) The nation turned today to this littlu less than two cars nor more thnn six WASHINGTON, April 27.—Florida Strawberry Growers and hamlet to colobruto tho hundredth cars per day. Semlnolo county is to State Railroad CommiHuion have not juHtificd their complainta birthday of Ulysses S. Grant. Up tho unload and lay tho rock in the road against the express companies that rates and eonditions of service Ohio river from Cincinnati cumo tho bed, and tho State Road Department was Tpaintained which discriminate against thnt territory In fav­ flotilla river craft bouring President is to reimburso Seminole county for or of Alahnmn, and Louisiana, according to the Commerco Com­ Harding and wife, congressmen, high tho cost of laying this rock in tho road mission examiner who filed a tentativo report todny with the com­ national officials and othbrs. Presi­ bed, us soon ns tho monoy is avail­ mission after hearing the evidence. The examiner recommended dent Harding in to speak from the able. th complaint he dismissed and if suggestion is accepted by commis­ Motion of Comr. Hagan, second­ sion it will constitute n final settlement of the case. Tentative re­ platform near tho Grant honicsitc. ed by Comr. E. Curlett, and carried, port held rates justifiable and regulations nnd rules imposed hy WASHINGTON, April 27.—Tho thin Board of County Commlaalonan express companies on perishable fruit justified. machinery of tho government was uccepts tho above report and orders hnltcd toduy on executive order of that it bo mndo a part of these min­ GAINESVILLE CONFERENCE BIRMINGHAM STREET CAR President Harding to permit thous­ utes, and the clerk of this board is in­ NURSERYMEN, INSPECTORS, RAN WILD-TODAY ands of federal employes and offic­ structed to mail a copy of these minOFFICIALS PLANT BOARD HIT TROLLEY POLE ials to do honor to tho memory of utoB to tho State Rond Department, ( l l r T h e A a a o c ln t r d I ' r c a a ) ( D r T h e A a a o c l n t r d I 'r c a a ) General Grant nt tho dedication of and also extend to them their sincere GAINESVILLE, April 27.—Confer­ BIRMINGHAM, Ala., April 27— the bronze memorial in Botanic Gard- thanks for tho courtesy extended their ence of Nurserymen and inspection Thirteen perosns aro reported injur­ c,is. Half holiday wns granted the representatives at Tampa, nnd, for officials of tho stato Plant Board ed, some seriously, hero today, when employes, and tho public schools clos­ their co-operation in this matter. will be held May fourth a t Lakeland a West End stroot car ran wild, left There being no further business the during tho annual j Florida Horticul­ the rails and crashed into a trolley ed. Tho city was docoruted in flags board stands adjourned to meet ngain tural Socloty called today. and bunting. polo. * at tholr next regular meeting Muy DISCONTENT SHOWN 2nd, 1922. THREE ARRESTED G. J. ROSE ELECTED L. A. BRUM LEY, OVER PRISONERS IN FOR RIG ROROERY COMMANDER G. A. R. Chairman. CALCUTTA, INDIA OF LAST OCTOBER FIORIDA DEPARTMENT A ttest: E. A. Douglass, Clerk, ( H r T h e A a a o rliH r d I ' r r a a ) CALCUTTA, Inhln, April 27.—Dis­ By: V. E. Douglass, D. C. MIAMI, April 20.—C. J. Rose of NEW YORK, April 27.—Louis and content ovor tho alleged favored Miami wns tedny elected commander The saying, “there is nothing now treatment of political prisoners,'be­ Jack Wolfe nnd Jncob Price were a r­ of tho Florida department Grand Ar­ my Republic, at annual convention under tho sun,’’ does not apply to lieved to bo responsible for yester­ rested hore today in connection with days-convict revolt in Jail horo whon the two million and'half dollar mail hero. Susio Walters of St. Peters­ some antiques. a break for tho gutca was mmndo by truck robbory on lower Broadway burg elected president Woman’s RoSome men aro so opposod to pRh threa hundred prisoners, several of Inst October. Hef Corps. Tho stolon socurtles hibition it hurts them to takq • ao- whom wore killed whon guards fired. wore vnlued nt Seventy-five thousand A few escaped over the walls. dollars wero recovered. The Herald for first class job work, j her second thoogfct. vid a lia I s n ext BAND WEEK PROGRESSES, BIG MEETING WAS HELD AT VALDEZ LAST NIGHT FLORIDA STRAWBERRY GROWERS AND THE RAILROAD COMMISSION ARE NOT JUSTIFIED IN KICK JURY SELECTED Day Marks Scene of TO TRY BLIZZARD Much Fighting in Un­ FOR TREASON happy Ireland Charge Might Mean Death If He is Found Guilty DE VALERA’S MEET (H r The k aan rliltS P res*) CHARLESTON, W. Vn., April 27— A jury to try Willinm Blizzard, dis­ trict officer of tho United Mino Workers on treason indlctmont was selected in court here today. Boforo seated the Jurors wero nskuu it uiey had opinion "thnt would prevent you from minding the m m guilty of an offense .Iilc •..'th. death.’’ Tho charges against Blizzard are ho as­ sisted in assembling mon for a march uguinst the Logan nnd Mingo non­ union coal fields last full, thnt ho furnished mon with arms and ammu­ nition, that he directed them in bnttle on Binlr mountain against state forc­ es and volunteers nnd thnt ho partici­ pated in tho fighting. SATURDAY AGAINST THE TREA­ TY BRINGS ON HOSTILITIES WITH MANY KILLED ( H y T h e .A s s o c i a t e d I ' r r a a ) LONDON, April 27.—Troops of the provisional free rtr.tc government gained control of tho town . f Mulllnger after today’fl fighting, Bays the Belfast correspondent of tho Evening News. Armored ear manned by rogulnrs is pntrolling the street nt the timo the dispatch was sent. MVLUNOEJL April 27.—l ighting broko out today between tho regular and irrogulnr Irish Republican army forces stationed hero in anticipation of DoVnlorn’s nntl-trenty meeting Sat­ urday. Hostilities continued two CLAYS OF FLORIDA hours both sides using rifles nnd ma­ TO RE INVESTIGATED BY FLA. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY chine guns. Ono man wna killed on ench sido, nnd six roportod wounded. The stnto of Florida hns nn abun­ dance of clay suitable for tho manu­ facture of various clay products. There nre scvornl plants now making common building brick nnd some mak­ ing drain tile and building tile. Flor­ ida also produces quantities of high­ est grado ball clay or kaolin. This is shipped oit of the stnto to potter­ SOUTHERN MEMORIAL ies in tho North for mnnufnrturo into FIRST DAY EXERCISE EVER HELD various pnrcclnip wares. In tho pro­ IN SANFORD duction of fullers cnrth,.n variety of clay used in tho clnrifying of crudo Tho N. do V. Howard Chapter U. oils, Florida leads all tho othor states I). C., observed memorial day yester­ of the Union. The total vnluo of tho clays nnd ciny products for 1020 was day, April 20th In Contrnl Park.* It wna tho first Southern Momorlal ever $2,075,732. Provisions hnvo been mndo for tho held In Hnnford. Boginning promptly preparation of a detnlled roport on at 4 o’clock tho following program this important natural resources. wns carried out: Prayer—Dr. Brownloo of tho PresProfessor Olln G. Boll of tho Dopnrtmeat of Geology, Cornell University, hytcrlnn church. Southern airs—By tho City Bnnd. will be connected with tho Florldn In a few woll chosen words Dr. Geological Survey during tho sum­ mer and wll hnvo active chnrgo of Brownlee told of our first Momorlal the investigations. Mr. Bell’s asso­ Day more than half n century ago ciation with Dr. II. Riss, Director of and then introduced thu speaker of the Department of Geology of tho the day, Judge Ernest llousoholdor, institution mentioned nnd who Is whose speech wns a gem of eloquonco a rceognzcd authority on tho clnys of and pathos. After tho address by the United States, gives assurnnee of Judge Householder, our Presdent, the roilnblo character of tho proposed Mrs. L. G. Stringfellow, escorted by the Daughters of tho Confederacy, roport. Field work will begin the latter placed a beautiful wreath on tho mon­ part of June nnd will continue for ument honoring our heroes of tho soverul weeks. Snmpies of clay will Into war. Mr. Ball, leader of tho ho collected nnd nnnlysed nnd tested band, sounded tnps. Aftor placing i,n the lahrntory of Cornell University. of tho wronth, fnvorlto hymns follow­ Tho state Geologicnl Survoy invites ed hy "Dixie’’ concluded tho program the co-opernttion of evoryone inter­ nt the park. Tho daughters nnd a fow ested in this work. Correspondence old Veterans preceded to Lnko View should lie addressed to Herman Gun­ cemetery, where wo placed wreaths flowers nnd bouquets on Confederate ter, State Geologist, Tnilahnsseo. nnd Fcdoral alike. Tho following aro tho nnines of 12,000 KNIGHTC those wo honorod. TEMPLAR PARADE Dr. J. J. Harris; Cnpt.Otla Larner, AT NEW ORLEANS Cnpt. B. F. Whltnor, Dr. A. E. Phil­ lips, Wm N. Lofflor, Cnpt. R. H. ( H r T h e A ssu rln tril I'rr a a ) NEW ORLEANS, April 20.-M oro Marks, Cnpt. Wm. Slrrlm, Algoman thnn 12,000 Knights Templar, clad Speer, Arthur Speer, G. W. Wllllnraa, in the full regalia of tholr order, Buck Thrnsher, Dr. D. J. McRae, marching to the strains of two scoro Richard Woodbrldgo, Dean Cnssldy, bands, passed through the down town M. J. Doyle, Sid Bnrnhnrt, Cnpt. D. soction of tho city todny, whllo a B. Manley, A. J. Vaughan, M. K. Hea­ crowd estimated nt 200,000 lined tho ter, J. D. Hoskins, E. II. Lalng, Elli­ sldownlks, numorous stands and ev­ son White, J. C. Calhoun, Judge W. A. Iiocke, J. P. Scarlatt, Dr. A. O. ery vnntngo point to watch. After tho pnrado tho first session of Caldwell, J. F. Early, C. G. Evans, tho Grnnd Encampment was oponod. Bon Lord, W. B. Rowan, Dr. J. F. All tho huslnees sessions aro held in Smith, Dr. C. M. Adams, J. M. P ar­ tho recesses of tho lodge room and ham, Jnmos Prince. —BY A DAUGHTER. nothing has been given out as to the proceedings there. Exhibition drills in which the many SHIELD CASE SET FOR TRIAL THIS TERM spocinlly drilled toams will tako part OF VOLUSIA COUR' will begin tomorrow and bo contln. ucd Thursday. ( lly T h e A sso ciated P n w l In addition to tho drills, tho busi­ DELAND, April 27— Tho Shield ness sessions of the GGrand Com- caso was sot at last for trial th! mnndery will continue. term court. Throo murder and on rape case precede It, date when It l Ford is n genius who can buy a to start Indefinite, depending upoi railroad or mine or anything like the conclusion others. that nnd mnku a good profit selling stuff to Ford. FURTHER MODIFICATION FOR MUSCLE SHOALS Tho Bourd of Public Works ^nt ( H r T h * A sso c ia te s I're a a ) Plant City will spend about $20,000 WASHINGTON, April 27— Furthar for street paving material. modification for tho Ford proposal for Muscle Shoals is understood to A new Industry will bo started hnvo boon mndo totay by official rep­ shortly, at Tavares to manufacture resentatives of Ford In negotiations perfume from tho fragrant flow en boforo tho House Military commlttaa of the state. in executive session. MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVED HERE BY DAUGHTERS �FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1922 1 1 * f Am ount of Taxaa , n m l » •C o s ts cd ft ft D e a o r lp t lo n o f I>and s XX 5 £ 0 h 0 6i V a il PS < 8* c 0 0 ■nine t o F l r a l 8 t. K to b e g .....— #• '* 0 I* J . 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W R ila N u b ln ............. 1.76 I'M R K VIII HUB R u n H 324 y f t W 240 t t N 12. du g, E 60 f t to C r e e k N ly a l o n g OAK AVENUE AND FIRST STREET PHONE 17 �to SUBCHASER DUVAL SHERIFF SEABOARD PEACE BETWEEN to AND FREE WANTS LOAN to REBELS WITH OFFICERS INVITES PUBLIC STATER SIGNED CARRIED BOOZEI LONDON, April 24.—An TO SEE BOOZEI FOR EQUIPMENT agreement has been reached m 8 OFFICERS WORE UNIFORMS OF DESTROYED AT COUNTY JAIL WOULD OBTAIN $4,4000,000 BY IS SUE OF CERTIFICATES Al»UNITED STATES NAVY ON TODAY IN HUNDRED GAL­ PROVED TODAY LON LOTS CHASER 101 {Or T he A u « r l« l f 4 P rraa) NEW YORK, April 24— Bootlog­ ging scheme whereby liquor was smuggled In from Bermuda and Cuba on a former submarine dinner com­ manded by officers wearing uniforms of the United Statos navy were un­ earthed at the custom houso it was announced today. Former chaser 101 renamed Fidus was seized with com­ mander and crew. Officials said the crew declared pirates held up the chaser yesterday uff Long Island and boarded the craft with drawn revol­ vers nnd bound tho commander to the mast and seized tho chaser's cargo of liquor. (H r T he A ssarin trd P ress) ( H r T h e A .« « e ln te Z P r e s s ) WASHINGTON, April 21.—Plans of the Scnbonrd Air Lino Rnilwny to obtain npproximatoly $4,400,000 for now equipment by Insuo of equipment certificates through subsidiary cor­ poration was approved todny by Com­ merce Commission. JACKSONVILLE, April 24.—Sher­ iff Merritt issued a general invitation to tho publci to witness at tho county Jail hero this afternoon the destruc­ tion of moro then $ 10,000 worth of liquor, including 500 gallons of moon­ shine. FOOLS FARMERS STRIKE LOSSES AB A PRINCIPLE IN PHILADELPHIA PROTECTION HAS BEEN COMPLETELY BY BILL TOTALS MILLIONS ABANDONED <nr The Associated Press) between tho military load­ ers of tho Republican and Froc State forces In Ire­ land, says a dispntch to the West Minster Gazette from Dublin, which will consti­ tute tho basis for peaceful nrrnngomcnts In connection with the future policy of both sides nnd profoundly influence events in southom Ireland for the bettor. The correspondent clnlms authority for thin announce­ ment nnd says he under­ stands that In conscquonco of tho agreement arrived nt, hostilities between tho rival forces are to cense, nltho to tho political Issue between the two parties is not nff .j F» fected. The decision, it is added, *11 followed negotiations be­ F*l tween the respective lend­ to ers, who hnve been deoply by influenced by the frntrimi cldnl character of tho strug­ Fn gle ns woll ns by considera­ to tion of tho effects upon tho F« national situation. to mi " * * * T h re e F rie n d ^ Gentlemen TURKISH VIRGINIA BURLEY ^ " ■ F IF T E E N In a new package th a t fits the pocket— A t a price th a t fits the pocket-book— The sam e unm atched Mend o f T urkish . Vir g in ia andButtLE vTobaccos WASHINGTON, April 24.—ChatMORE THAN HALF LOSS IN nctaorizing the administration tariff Gilchrist’s Announce­ WAGES ACCORDING TO THE Russian Minister bill ns an "economic monaatroslty CHAMBER OF COMMERCE without precedent or prototype” aenment as Candidate for Says Resistance ntor Walsh, of Massachusetta, Dem­ (fir The Associated Press) U. S. Senate, Surprise Blocks Conference IN gPpECII MADE BEFORE THE PHILADELPHIA, April 24.—Loss ocratic member of the senate finance GENERAL COUNCIL DEPART­ from Htrlkcs In Philadelphia In the committee declared in a statement (H y T h e A e e o c ln t e d I’m . ) MENT OF MEUSE TODAY lust two yours totalled uhnut twent> | ^cterdny that the Ropubllcan party JACKSONVILLE, April 25.-As. to Only Serious Obstacle to Fence are has at Inst presented to the country li-f* * ** Pretensions of Property Owners ' nouncemont of former Governor Gilmillion dollnrs of wh! ..- x :r c " ms a tariff bill that does not merely | christ, that ho would run for tho uy half were in wagon, according to a sur­ W r T h e A sso ciated P re s s ) RAR-LE-DUC, Franco, April 14— vey made by the Chamber of Com- protect, but infact prohibits and ; utorinl nomination in the prirauj (H r T he A m arln lrd l* rn « | keep sout foreign goods altogether." France will, if necessary, undertake merco. GEONA, April 2b.—Foreign Minis­ against Senator Trnmmoll was recoil. "Protection as n principle has un­ alone to see that tho treaty of Vorsati­ ter Tchitcherin, of Russia, declared to _ed hero with surprise. Gilchrist midi der this bill been compi'oteiy auku- mi Fn >t o Fn to les is executed if tho Germans default n ’ •in- um ,.ux \ . *3-» >*«;.?• <11 u AU „*,it A-uothuVu i'ijj* GOVERNOR SMALL doned,” Senator Walsh said, “The in tho reparations payments, Premier lied resistance to thu Russian principlo forenco with friends nnd personallj to GOES TO TRIAL TODAY underlying purpose of tho bill seem* Fn Polncaro intimated in a speech before of nationalization blocking tho econ­ telephoned tho Tampn Tribune to FOR EMBEZZLEMENT to FREIGHT HATES to be the handing out of special fa­ to tho General Council Department of omic conference. "It ifi obvious," ho Tampa nt midnight that he would rut. to OUT OF PROPORTION vors nnd subsldos to those groups Meuse todny. ( S t T h e A ssneln led P r e s s ) to TO TRADE VALUES to snld, "the only parlous obstacles to Gilchrist has been here for severtl WAU-KEGAN, III., April 24— who are able to exnrclsc either sin­ to to peace with Russia and general recon­ days conferring with advisers and isGENOA, April 24.—Tho French del­ Governor Lon Small wont on trial ister politicnl influence upon tbs WASHINGTON, April 24. to struction arc pretensions of few for­ taunted in sevural quarlurs lie cunsii. Fi egation announced todny it wns will­ before Judgo Edwards In Lake Coun­ legislators or pernicious forms of ored runnidg but tho nnuouncemul Transportation rates on to mer owners of property in Russia." ing to subscribe to tho proposed pact ty Circuit Court today, charged with economic pressure. It is plain that to made public first in Tnnipa came liki products of ugrlculturc, oh to Fn under which vurious nations would conspiracy to embezzle state funds. ccrtantn schedules were dictated by a bolt from a clear sky. Thu forma Plans arc under way for the erec­ on many other commodities, F’J to ngreo to abstain from ugresslon pro­ The selection of n jury began Im­ powerful trusts which hold in the governor Is expected to begin the cuation nt an early date of a Catholic to palm of their hands n largo part of to now "boar a dlsproportlonvided It was bucked by the proper mediately after court convened. pnlgn immediately. church nt DeFuniak Springs. F-Q American busincsd nnd control tbs Fa ato relation to tho price of gunranteea. It was considered espec­ to production nnd tho prlco fixing of Fn such commodities," nnd ially necessary in view of tho Russoto mnny o four most cssontial commod­ Fa should be immediately re­ German treaty. F/i duced, according to find­ to ities. mi ings of the joint congres­ to "Other schedules it is woll known, BAR-LE-DUC, April 24.—Premier to sional commission on agri­ F a were dictated by vote socking poli­ Poincare announced In a speech hero Fx cultural inquiry, announced to ticians who propose to entrench them today that if tho French delegation at m a Saturday by Chairman An­ Fu selves in power by attempting to be­ Genoa could not go uhcfd with its Fa derson. Not only should Fa work under agreed conditions Franco stow the blessings of protccton upon Fn these freight charges come to would regretfully have to cease par­ MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED the funner, with the implied assur­ to down, the report declared, Fu ance that n mirage of high tarif rates ticipation in thu conference. MEMBERS LIBERAL PARTY will create overnight millionaire col­ Fn but in the future rate mak­ to ARRESTED onies, rivaling Wall Street in the to ing bodies and railrond traf­ to aONA, April 24.—Tho crisis in tho • * = ( l l r T h e A ».orlnti<4 P r r a a ) agricultural sections of the middle to fic officers should give to economic conference raised Saturday MEXICO CITY, April 24.—The ar­ an dwestern states. Fn "greater consideration to to shy tho French objecting to Germany's Are the FLOORS the rest of more than J 100 members of Fa the relative value of com­ to reply to tho ton-power note suggest­ "In nttcmptng for tho first time to “ J a rrin g Notes” in the m ing that the German delegation re­ the Nicaraguan Liberal party on ac­ establish an offectivo tariff on ag­ to modities in thu making of to " " I harmony of your home? count of revolutionary activities was ricultural pYoducts, the bill under­ to rates,” and lot existing to frain from dlactiHHjunu relation to Rus­ ordered today by President Chamorro, F a Fa charges on high priced fin­ takes, to increase the bread linos of sian affairs, had not passed satisfac­ £TfeOSSIBLY some of your otheraccording to private advices rocoivcd our large cities and multiply poverty mi ished products stand if nec­ to JL wise beautiful rooms ore spoiled torily ns yet. At a meeting of representatives of here. Coup against tiie government is In tho great industrial centers. Evea to essary to remove cost bur­ to the food that tho childron of tbs F \ dens from basic materials. to tho ton entente powers late Saturday feared. For appearance, and for protection to crowded tenements so’ sparsely »s- F J it was agreed that another note bo as well,coat them with Dcvoe Marble Floor FinishVarnish. ceive, is to bo taxed, as oven tbs Kont to thu Gormans stating it was most uniformed knowns that half our assumed that they meant, in their It fills tile tiny pores and keeps dust Import nnd export trade are agri­ LABELS MUST CONVEY and germ s o u t of the wood. Its reply transmitted Friday, to refrain TRUE CONTENTS MATERIALS toughness protects the fibres from cultural products. from ull ltUKsiun discussions in the wear, and its glowing lustre enriches OF MANUFACTURED GOODS "Every essentinl for domestic con­ polltlcnl commission of thu conference. the decorative scheme. sumption and use, including wenrlng In fuel thu British and most of the ( l l y T h r A n . i i r l n t r d l*rr«tj»l Devoe Products are time-tested and apparel will bo increased in price by other interested delegations so interWASHINGTON, April 24— Tho proven,backed by the I68yeara'experiprotnd tlie (ionium ruply, tail the ELIMINATION OF STORAGE BAT­ the rates fixed In this bill; and this trade names nnd labels used by man­ ence of the oldest paint manufacturing forced upon the country at the very ufacturers must not convey to the French expressed fear that tho GorTERY MAKES NEW CONNEC­ concern in the U.S.] Founded 1754. time wages arc being rapidly re­ purchasing public nn Inaccurate de­ man note left a loophole through which TION WITH LIGHT SOCKET duced and deflation of prices urged scription of materials or ingredionts tho Germans might enter Into discus­ The unsmiling millions of Amorican sions of Russian questions not treatud ( H r T h e A n a n r la t e d P r r a a ) of manufactured products, thp Sup­ WASHINGTON. April 24. — The are gong to bo taxed for the bonofit in the Russo-German treaty signed at elimination of the storage battery, tho of the old army of tariff beneficiar­ reme Court decided todny In the Rupullo last Sunday a week ago. enso brought hy tho Federal Trade most expensive part of thu homo-mnde ies, plus all the wnr mushroom indus­ radio receiving set, is now possible tries nnd last but not least tho new Commission against Winstend Hos­ according to the Bureau of .Standards. leadership group in the Republican iery Compnny. Tho receiving Hot developed by tho party, tho farm bloc. MRS. KAIZINS TRIAL Bureau makes connection with ordi­ "The provisions of the bill that HAS BEEN POSTPONED nary electric lamp socket. give thu president unlimited power EXAMINING FOR SANITY to change rates, schedules, classifica­ tions, nnd valuation‘standards if not ( H r T h e A n a n rln ( rd P r* « a ) Bergdoll Property unconstitutional, aro at least most NEW YORK, April 24— The trial Will Be Held by Law pernicious, It delegates to one man of Mrs. Lillian Raizcn, charged with LADIES WANT THAT OLIVE TINT I f D e s e rtio n P ro v e d P°wor to completely nullify the tho murder of Dr. Ahrnhnm GlickTHAT LOOKS WELL WITH expressed will of tho chosen lugisla stein in his Brooklyn office, indefin­ EVENING WEAR Justice Supreme Court So Rules nt live representatives of tho people- It itely postponed, pending a report of ( I l f T h e A n a n e ln tr d P r r a a ) vests tho president Cor tho first timo commission examining her sanity, It Washington Today LONDON, April 24.—Henna hath In our history with tho power of tax- wns announced todny. cult is forming among London's ultra ntlon. It is a step towards autocracy ( D l T h e A a a o c l a t r d t ' r r a a ) society women who deem olive color­ WASHINGTON, April 24— Justice to bestow on the executive tho pow- GREEKS TROOPS ed skin something worth acquiring Bniley, of tho District of Columbia Su­ or of law making. CAPTURE TERRITORY I HAVE THEM Baths strongly tinctured with Henna premo court today ruled thu alien "The hill leaves uncertain the ques­ FROM THE TURKS dyo taken monthly impart delicate property custodian cannot he required tion of making rates nn thu basis tint which looks well with uvuuing to surrender property of Grover Cloveof fnroign or Amorican valuation. ( H r T h r A . m t r l n f r d I 'r r a a ) dresses of oriental shades and designs laudUorgdoll, valued at three quarters CONSTANTINOPLE, April 24— The house demands onu standard, now popular here. of a million if tho government proves tho sunnto another, and the president Tho cupturo of Sokin am! Scnln Novn Borgdoil was convicted of desertion is to ho given power to jump from forty miles of South Smyrna, by the Greeks troops, was confirmed in tho and is now a fugitive from Justice. Virginia Pearson one to the other. Turkish Nationalist communique to - 1 "In desperation, to keep out GarNot Allowed to Talk day. Tho Greeks have begun an ad -1 man made goods an embargo in roaltlon—lots nro being: sold right along nnd building in this in Baptist Church No Shoals Offers ity hns been placed on merchandise vanco southward, while tho Turks section is such as to gladden the henrt of those who have Will Be Accepted made or produced in every other nro rushing troops in great numbers the good of Sanford at heart. Was Invited to Tell of Efforts to Raise and heavy fighting is reported In tho In Present Form country except Germany." Moral Time of Stage Italian zone. AMERICAN LEGION This is no idle talk—I have weighed the statement and House Militnry Committee !!nv« Their (H r The AHoelnlrd 1‘rraa) PROMINENT MANUFACTURER BIG SPORTING EVENT to say just what ia my candid convictions would put it NASSAU, N. II., April 24— Virgin­ Brains Addled Hy Offers DIED AT ST. PETERSBURG ia I’earsmi, motion picture actress who most too strong for the ca**sful, conservative person—that AND RIFLE SHOOT was to Hpeok at tho First Baptist ( H r T h e A a a o r l n ( r d I’r e a a ) person whosg eyes are turned backward—The fellow who ( H r T h r A « a u r ln ( r d I’r r a a ) WASHINGTON, April 25— Consid­ The Campbell Lossing Post Amer­ church last night was prevented at tho ST. PETERSBURG, April 24— hns VISION will agree with me now—the other later. last minute hy thu deacons. They in­ eration by tho Houso Military Com- ican Legion will put on n big sport­ L. S. Starrctt, head of the largoat structed the-pastor to unnounco the mittoa in axocutlvo session of vnrious ing event here on May first nt tho toot manufacturing compnny in the nctlon was for tho good of thu church. offers for Muscto Shoals reached a Rod nnd Cun Club grounds nt which country, died nt his winter home here Virginia I’ournon said she was Invitud stngo whoro it appours probable that time tho ywill givo nwny prizes for yesterday. He was ‘ eighty-seven l>y the pastor to toll of tho efforts to none of the offers will be recommend- ’ the best rifle shot, open to Legion- years old, nnd President of tho StarrniHu tho moral standard of thu stage. cd to tho houso In .their present form, nires, 'o r the host rifle shot among rett Tool Compnny, of Athol, Mass. It was said today on good authority, i tho Indira nnd for tho best trap "The Man Who Sella Dirt Cheap" Tho contract for thu uroction of ------------------------- l (ihooting open to all. Tho rifle shoots St. Petersburg will float a bond tho new high school near Now Port Work will soon begin at Sanford will ho held with 22 rifles nnd prom- issue of $205,000 for municipal im­ Richey was awarded to Marshall- on a modern brick building to bo iso to bo some great sport. Wntch. provements, including n power plant W a tc h th e S o u th E a s t C o r n e r o f P a fje T w o ------------------------Jackson Co., of Lakeland, nt $36,- used uh a steam Inundry, which will at n cost of $300,000 If voted favor­ 1locate In that city. j Tho Herald for Post Cards, 4GB. Work will start nt onco. ably on by nn election May 10. POINCAIR STATES lt , ■ * ■ - 1 *!U H u** mil- 1 .mss 4k s t t m a m vs $ m#1 it-m. ilia A M llis iw ii REVOLUTION NIPPED IN BUD IN NICARAGUA M a r b le F lo o r F in is h RADIO SETS MADECHEAPER BY PATENTS Ball Hardware Co. HENNA BATHS LATEST FAD IN ENGLAND Farm s, Homes, Groves, Lot§ SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” ZXZ J.E. SPURLING �FIRST* BUSINESS SKY SCRAPER SHRINERS WILL CAPTURE CITY TO BE BUILT BY THE FIRST ON MAY 27TH OF THIS YEAR NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD AND INITIATE SEVENTY MEN SPELLS PURCHASED m i l l e r c o r n e r t o d a y a n d WILL BUILD A SIX-STORY BANK AND OF- AH Candidates Must Send Petitions to Recorder at Jacksonville at Once FICE STRUCTURE THERE AT ONCE * • • ••• Morocco Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S. of Jacksonville, will hold a ceremonial tributed. 4 Japanese palms from Mrs. Stev* aexslon and confer tho Order in San, ena. » ford, on Saturday, May 27, 1922. 1 yellow elder, 2 date palms from All candidates for this ceremonial1 Mrs. Newman. must hnvo their petitions In the Re­ 1 sago palm, and 1 crape myrtle corder's office at Jacksonville not lat­ from Mrs: Fred Wllllama. er than May 7th. The deal was close dthis morning and the bank takes imme­ Nasturtium seed from the Allen diate possession of the property and will proceed os rapidly as pos- It is expected that this ceremonial Seed Co. will bo one of tho largest ever held in lible in the devdopitiuhl and consumation of its plans. 4 lbs Allnmnndas and tlnnla seed This is the result of a year of earnest thought and considera­ Floridn nnd every true son of tho de­ Mrs. Hill. sert of whatever Oasis is cordinlly nnd tion of the very beBt for the bank and for Sanford. 4 Mnlvnviscus, Mrs. McLaulln. When it became apparent that the bank would be obliged to fraternally invited. 2 Amcricnn Beauty Roses by Mrs. enlarge its quarters to accommodate its rapidly increasing busi­ Jacksonville has promised to sond n Guinn. ness, it was first planned to build on its present site. This would delegation of five hundred nnd a good Double row of polneottla cuttings SEALED yr have meant the demblishing of the present group of buildings many prominent Shrincrs throughout in front of bamboo hodgo, to the ex­ AIR-TIGHT ' owned by the bank, which are among the best in town, in addition the stnto will attend. press offico, glvon by Mrs. Holly, President F. L. Millerof tho Snn­ to which the great expense und inconvenience of equipping tem­ ford Shrino Club has appointed the Mrs. W. C .Hall. porary quarters had to be considered. IS flnmo vines donated by tho wel­ The action taken today is the result of an analysis of the sit­ following committees who will bend fare department, nnd set out along overy effort to make this ceremonial uation from every angle. the board fenco west of tho depot. In preparation for this step the bnnk recently increased its an unqualified aucccss. 2 planted Express Offico; 2 round capital from $50,000.00 to $100,000.00, the combined capital anu Parade Committee — Sam Yaur.tc, the onk tree; ono round palm treo. surplus now standing at $125,000.00 and the deposits at nearly a Dr. R. E. Stovalls, H. II. Hcercn. Your chnirmnn has also hold a Candidates—James Moughton, R. million and n half. plant sale nnd n rummngo snlo dur­ The directors of the bank feel thnl the continued growth and B. Chnpmnn, Gifford Garrett ing the club yenr, both of which were Q fi G unrnnteeci b y ^ rosperity of SanforJ is assured, and they nro looking nhend and Publicity—J. It. Forest, James very successful, nnd havo already „uild!ng for the future—the structure planned will be a credit to Moughton, J. M. Gillon. been reported through out secretaryHall und Uunquot—Chns. M. Hnnd, < /A £ / S T y V W s r ie & tA ' Sanford when it has grown to be a city of 25,000 inhabitants. treasurer. •MS• • • • • • • • • Th[s action 1b in accordance wi|h the policy and reputation of Fred Wulsmn, Dr. R. -E. Stevens. As our committee will not be need­ Place and Arrangements—Fred this old” institution—progressive conservatism—ii invuim that F, ed any longer nt the depot, I wish to l Mc­ •r'.j-.ry mu! .<iM 3. H. l - u r ii t •VAWi’ED—Vo i.-.ar Vrtln owner of p. Forster, S. O. Chase, L. A. Brumley, T. J. Miller, T. J. Hawkin, Wnlsmn, L. f \ iWeCuliur, IF. recommend that a letter of appre­ Moo, A. J. L o o sin g , W. \V. V an Ness, J. good rnnch for snlo. Stnto cash B. E. Squire and B. F. Whitner, together with the other stockhold­ Kinnon. ciation he written from tho depart­ F. M cC IslIand. n a il II. J . I.ntiinnn s h a l l co n stitu te) t h e h o a r d o f d i r e c t o r s . Decorations—J. M. Gillon, R. H. price, ful particulars. D. F. Bush, ers are willing to prove their faith in Snnford by their works. ment to Mr. Dumas for nil hia help­ A r t i c l e VI. T h o h lR h o st a m o u n t o f I n d o h l o d n e s s Minneapolis, Minn. The First National has seen Snnford through the "rough Morris, S. F. McAlister. fulness nnd courtesy. o r li a b il it y to w h ic h t h e c o r p o r a t i o n Apl 7-21; Mny 5-10; June 2-16 spots" during the past 85 years, and now that we are entering on a Rccoptlon—Forest Lake, James Respectfully submitted for tho m a y , a t a n y tim e , s u b j e c t ItHolf s h a l l n o t ex ceed t w i c e t h e a m o u n t o f Its p aid period of development and growth, they propose to lend the way. Moughton, L. H. Gibbs, H. II. Heer- committee on depot work, u p c n p it u l s t o c k p lu s Its s u r p l u s . II. FOR SALE—Tomato plants, any As details nro worked out in the bunk’s plans they will be giv­ en, J. S. Wilson. MRS. ALICE E. IIILL. T h o n a m e s aAnrdt i cpllea c.V e s o f r o s ld e n c o of Automobile nnd Kntcrtninmcnt—C. quantity, for prompt delivery.— en to the public from time to time, recognizing as the bank does th o I n c o r p o r a t o r s n n d t h e n u m h o r of a ll u r e s s u b s c r i b e d by e a c h n r e n s f o l ­ Chnso & Co., Phono 530. 28-tfc that it has zeen the unswerving confidence and loyal patronage M. Hnnd, R. A. Newman, L. I’. Me- FOREST LAKE AGAIN lo w s : A. J. L o o sin g , H anford , F l o r i d a , 100 during these years that has enabled it to maintain its standard of Culler, W. C. Hill, Harry Ward, .1. C. HONORED IIY THE RANKERS s h a r e s . W A N T R D — Mon o r w o m e n t o t a k a o r usefulness, and to be in a position to tnke the forward step today. Deen, J. S. Wilson, I, . U rb a n Mny. H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , 100 d o r s f o r K o n u ln e tom ru n te e d h o s i e r y , OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA s h a r e s . A Shrincrs* Indies committee will fo r m en, w om en a n d ch ild ren E lim in ­ J. K. Hm It It. H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , too a t e s d a r n i n g . Mn oo a w e e k f u l l ti m e . also be appointed whose duty it will 11.00 a n h o u r s p u r o tim e. K x p n rlo n o e shares. S to ck in g V a n Ness, H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , uitlteooB sary.— I n t e r n a t l o r i t t l he to nssist in entertaining the visit­ lion.- Forest Lake attended tho 100W s. h a\V. Mills. N o r r i s t o w n , l ’n. 29 -10 tp res. ing Shrincrs' Indies. Curs will lie at convention of hankers nt Gainesville j J. II. F e r g u s o n , H a n fo rd . F l o r i d a , loo their disposnl for sightseeing nnd Inst w e e k nnd wns again honored b y ( Y" M cC lellan d . H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , 100 (From Monday's Daily) GOOD GRADE them in being elected vice president' "hares. J. II. Huddleston of Geneva was in boats for trips on the lake. ... . . . . . . . „ , , ... I J . D. U o sse y , H anford . F l o r i d a , 100 It is estimated that fully ten thou­ of t h e M a t e Bankers division of tho s h a r e s tho city today nnd reports the Gen­ STABLE MANURE II. J. L e h m a n , H anford . F l o r i d a , 100 eva section ns flourishing but need: sand visitors will ho here on tlmi duto American Bankers Association nnd s h a r e s . CIIEAI' which will give to Sanford tho biggest will represent the stnto hnnkern of S T A T U O F F L O R ID A , ing rain badly liko all of Florida. Prompt Shipment O F HH.MINOLIR time in its history. Floridn at the American Bankers' COUNTY On t h i s d a y p e r s u m il l) ' a p p e a r e d b e ­ o r e m e J. It. F l- rg u s o n . A. J . Loosing, Association in Now Yqrk on Octo­ fW. L. W. RERGMANN N. do V. HOWAItl) CHAPTER, U. I). lion Forest Luke has returned frem \V. Van N ess. I, U r b a n May, .1. K. ber 4th. Mr. Lnko served ns presi­ S m ith , II. .1. L e h m a n . .1. F. M c C leln n d Ilox 2163, Station A, Jacksonville, Fla. Gainesville when* ho attended tho \UNION STATION GROUNDS C. WILL RESURRECT THIS Ii. UoHHey, t h e p e r s o n s wtio s u b ­ dent of tho Stnto Bunkers’ Associa­ as cnrdi b.1. convention of stnto nnd national j METAMORPHOSED INTO e d to t h e f o r e g o i n g c h a r t e r , a n d BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM e a c h for h im s e l f , b e f o r e m o a c k n o w l ­ bankers. a ()NE ()p s a n FOBDS GARDENS tion two years ago and has held sov- e d g e d t h a t h e did so f o r t h e p u r p o s e s LANDIS. FISH & HULL oral offices with the association since h e r e i n e x p r e s s e d . WITNHHH My h a n d anil s e a l o f ofWednesday, April 20, nt 3:30 p. m. its organization nnd his Hanford Attorneys nnd Counaellnra-at-Law Dr. nnd Mrs. Langley nnd their j Sinco th» Chnmbor of Commerce flee a l H anford , F l o r i d a , (tils (lie 12th in Central Park the N. do V. Howard guests visited in Tampa Snturdny started the work of Improvement nt friends nro congratulating him upon d a y of April, A It 1021*. Do LAND, FLORIDA • ( N o t a r i a l Heal) .1. tl. HIIAItON. Chapter U. I). C., will observe Decor­ nnd yesterduy nnd enjoyed tho beau- the Union Station by calling ntten- Ills added honors. N o t a r y P ub lic. Will practice In the State und Feder­ Slv c o m m is s io n e x p i r e s A p ril l i t h , I :• - f» al Courts. Special facilities for Exation Dny. There will he a Hhort pro­ tlful "Florida Highlands" country ti„n to tho dainpidated nppcnrnnco S l-ltc | ntnlnlng and Perfecting Lnnd Tltlea. gram, a talk by I)r. Brownlee, song, ehrouto. WASHINGTON, April 25.—The j of tho grounds and afterward by the I n Ills C i r c u i t C o u r t n f I h f S r v r i i t h . l i i wreath placed in monumont in honor -------I good work of the Woman's Club nnd restoration in the House tnriff bill tllc In I I ' l r c i i l l iif t h r *<lnlc n f F l o r i d a , In mill f o r S e m i n o le C o u n t ) . — of our heroes of the late world war. Mr. D. T. Robertson, insurnneo the A. C. L. Rnllwny nnd assistants duty of fifty cents n thousand on In ('h iiiire ry. shingles, wns asked of tho Scnnto Then to the cemetery to dernrnto the counsellor of Now York City spont tho grounds surrounding tho station C ITA TIO N SCHELLE MAINES graves of tho heroes of the sixties. n few days here last week as tho are now u thing of benuty nnd dc- Finnticc Committee today by twentyT. <\ llllo ry , C n n ip ln liin u l, live senators of the Republican Agri­ The public is invited. A special in- guest of Dr. und Mrs, J. C. Pottor, spite tho present drouth the flowLAW YER vs. OITicc In Ihe Court House vitntion 1h extended to the old voter- 0n Laurel Avenue. ' ers and shrubs and trees nro nil cultural tariff block. Shingles are I.cnh ll ll lc r y , D e f e n d a n t. T o L e a h H i l l e r ) . No. 601114 L in d e n FLORIDA ons, G. A. R., nnd Amcricnn Legion -------, j»r„wing nnd ns coon us tho rainy new on the free list. S tr e o l, W ln s liiu -K u lein . N o r t h C a r o ­ SANFORI) li n a : • 1 Snnford is doing business niong season starts tho grounds will be Not lei- Ih li e re b v a Iv en I lot I l li«- u n d e r ­ ll u p iie u i'ln g fr o m a n a f f i d a v i t filed Following is the history of our first every lino now nnd if nil the stores beautiful. Mrs. A. E. Hill of the s i g n e d will, <>ii F r *iluy. April 2V, 1022, o r In t h i s c a u s e Dial you a r e a f i o n - r e s liih s o o n ( h e r e a f t e r us c o n v e n ie n t, a p p l y d e n i of t h e S t a l e of F l o r i d a , t h e r e f o r e , Memorial dny: N will advcrt'.so specials nnd go nftor welfnro department, who hns lubor- to t h e Iloiiorulil«* C a r v A H a r d e e , Clov- y o u , L eah ll ll lc r y . a r e o r d e r e d a n d roo f t h e S t a l e o f Florliln, fo r lel- •Itilrud an t h e 6th d a y o f J u n e , A. I). On April 20th, 68 years ago, our the trade this will ho the busiest oil long und fnithfully on this work elir triso r priten t l l i e o r p o r a t I iik T I I H i»l»l> 1022. In a p p e a r to t h e hill o f c o m p l a i n t I’MLLOWH I I U l L D lN li ASStH ’l ATION. e x h i b i t e d a g a i n s t you In t h i s c a u se . mothers und grandmothers of the j summer in our history. j and also on tho parks of tho city n n ile r t h e folloxvltii; pro p o seil c h a r t e r , AHorncy-nt-Lnw o r d e r e d Dial t h i s m ilieu ho p u b ­ South with bleeding llqarts, with hopo -------' made the following report to the t h e o r i g i n a l o f w h ic h Ih now on file In lisIth e dIs In th e S an fo rd H erald once a Die o f f ic e of t h e S e c r e t a r y o f S l a t e o f w e e k for f o u r woukH almost gone, yet with a loyalty nnd W. B. Tnlloy nnd O. W. Tnlloy of welfare meeting of tho Woman’s Hie No. 14 Garncr-WoodrufT Buildin S t a l e o f F lo rliln nt TnllnhiiHseo. W IT N E S S m y h a n d a n d I h e s e a l of devotion hardly known to civilization Lnkclnnd nro in tho city today look- Club Inst week: A, .1 LOSS I NO t h i s c o u rt on t h i s Ih e lMtli d a y o f A pril, SANFORD, FLA. I, URIIAN MAY A. D. 1022 established our Southern Memorial i ing over tho field with tho view of Ar chnirmnn of your committee on .1 K. S M ITH (H EAL) E. A. DOUQLAHH, W. \V. VAN NKSH Bay to the Confederate soldier the Jdrawing plans for a numhor of now depot work, I beg to submit the folI ' l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t. .1 II FEROUHON Heiiilnolo C o u n ty , Fla. first Memorial dny to he established i buildings. O. W. is a former resi lowing report: .1 F Mi I'l.K L L A N D , 30-Etc l l y : A. M. W E E K S , D. C. .1 It. IIOHHEV in t h e history of tho world. | dent of Snnford nnd both of them arc So far as I know, the first dofinitu II. .1 I,HUMAN The war wna^not long over, the now living nt Lakeland. move towards improving tho looks of t l t T I I I . H I N ( I F I M U I I I ' O I I A T I O N O F T U I : O l l l l K I-'l.liO W M I l l ' l l . I I I N H JEWELER heavy hand of reconstruction wns I -------- ' our stntlon wns when Mrs. W. B. AHNOCIATION tIio timlorsliciutil. h o r e h y a s s o c i ­ pressing the very life out of our Htrick-: E. H. Kilbeo of Genova wns in tho Herndon, then chairman of tho wcl- a t eWo. MY SPECIALTIES: o u rs elv cH t o g e t h e r fo r Die p u r p o s e cn land yet these women put nil h it-) city today nnd announced his lnton-: fare Department of tho Woman’s of f o r m i n g a hotly politic a m i c o r p o r a t e d e r t h e l a w s n f t h e StiUc of F lo r id a , 1'icknrd’n Hnnd-Pnintcd China ternesB nsldo nnd where nn erstw hile, tlon of making the race for County Club, set tho little spneo botweon uu n11ti anil u n d e r t h e f o l lo w in g p r o p o s e d (■orhnm'it Sterling Silver c h a r t e r . foenmn had found n last resting pluco Commissioner from the fifth district tho express offico nnd rnilrond buildA rtlelr I Rogern’ Plntcd Wnre in our midst his grnvo wns strew n 1—tho Genova and Chuluotu section, ing with hibiscus nnd pnlms. Soon T h e m i m e o f t h e c o r p o r a t i o n hIi ii II he I H O D D F E L L O W S llU IL D IN O ASSO­ Elgin nnd Waltham Watchea with April blossoms just ns wore our Mr. Kilbee served ono term ns com- ( after this through the flno work ,of TC IIA T IO N u n d 111, p r i n c ip a l [dace of tillsown. f misslonor from this district nnd snys Miss Whitner tho transportation l o e s s Shull lie a t S a n f o r d , F lo r id a . l-.'stuhlishcd by our mother nnd our thnt Ills mnny friends hnvo ngnin | forco of tho Const Lino employes, T h e g e n e r a l Anr taitcul ree II.of th o husliiesH lie t r a n s u d e d hy I lie c o r p o r a I loll I'nrcel Post Your denning and grandmothers to commemorate the prevailed upon him to innko tho rnco. bought shruhhoryand sot out stohtho a l l ho: T o tiuy, c o n s t r u c t , o w n , hold, Dyeing to glorious deeds of our Confederate hoI- The Commissioner from tho Fifth park nt the south end of tho station, le a s e , sell, let, anil n th e r iv l s o c o n t r o l Enrich the noil, IncrcnHo tho dlors and a^uuso npt successful, hut ‘ now Is Endor Curlett who will also ( This work they havo maintained af on rd dl oi sdpgoe s ea nodf r feraal l eersnt an tle pa un rdp ohsuelsl ,d l na gu s­ yield, hasten maturity, im­ the memory which will never die, 1he n candldnto nnd tho Fifth promis-1 right straight along, until now their dedi t ot rhieurme ws , i tahn, dt oo tmh ae kr ep cu or pnot rs ae cs t sc ot no n feuc rt ­­ prove tho quality. It pays to the keeping of this dny him been hnnd- 1es some wnnn campaigning niong efforts havo been recognized nnd t h e r Its p u r p o s e s a m i h u s l u e s s , t o b o r ­ a n d In s e c u r e Ilia s a m e hy use thorn regularly. Stock In cd down to us by our mothers to bo in ' with the other districts. money nnd lnhor have been given aro pwl e dmgoen eoyf Its s l o c k , o r hy n o te s , m o r t ­ our wnrchouRO nt Snnford. by tho railroad to keep up tho ontlro g a g e s , Ponds, a m i o t h e r o h l l g a t l o n s , turn bequeathed to our c h i l d r e n . -------------------- * _ French Dry Cleaners u p o n (h o p r o p e r t y of t h e c o r p o r a t i o n , Booklet freo from warohouno tract around tho depot in n manner a n d g e n e r a l l y to h a v e a n d e x o r c i s e all The Southern people hnvo shown In OLD CRUISER VESUVIUS or from— PRIDE OF SPANISH WAR Unfitting the needs of n city liko shuucshl n epsosw ea rnsd a sp umr pnoys ehe o fIn ct hidee nct o rtop o trhae­ a gallant wny their fnlth in n re-unit Steam Dyers SOLD FOR JUNK TODAY Snnford. This Is necessary for mo tio n , n r o tlio r h u s l u e s s o f lik e n a ­ l‘d nation, und while tho Stars and tu r e , a n d to h a v e , o n jn y , n n d e x Armour F e r tiliz e r Works to cxplnin, hut neither tha money nor i-relso nil t h e r i g h t s , p o w e r s a n d p r i v ­ burs are furled nnd laid nwny for­ 611 Main St. Jacksonville, FI Jacksonville. Florida i l e g e s I n c i d e n t to c o r p o r a t i o n o r g a n i s e d WASHINGTON, April 24.—Tho tho lnhor HAD been provided when ever, tho people of tho South will nev­ Wo propny parcel poatago on return. a n d e x i s t i n g u n d e r t h e l a w s o f th e er allow its history to die, they will old nnvy dynnmlto cruiser, . Vesu- j i accepted tho appointment from tho S l a t e o f F lo r id a . A r t i c l e III. forever near its mantle o f' heritable, *vius, in tho Spnnlsh-Amcrlcnn war .welfare department, nnd tho llttlo Thu ainounl nf c a p ita l slock o f th e fora people who tnke no pride in itn ' days hailed, as possible plonor craft pint Mrs. Herndon had set wns bnd- c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l lie F i f t e e n T h o u s a n d i f IM0O.ni>) D o lla r s , d i v i d e d Into F i f t e e n ACRES» Flowing well, Celery Land, 5-aer« Poxt history will never nchiovo his - 1of now nuvnl ora for world, was- |y |n need 0f cnro nmj attention. At H u n d r e d (IfiOll) s h a r e s , n f th e p a r v a l u e 1 V I I U r i U L i tracts or more, easy payments. This is th e o f T e n ($ 10.00> D o lla r s e ach . w h ic h ' sold today for Junk to a Chelsea, 1„u times wo hnvo had tho grontest s h a l l ho p a y a b l e In l a w f u l m o n e y of tory worthy of the name. — ----largest solid body of Flowing well land In th e With our April blossoms to toll of Massachusetts mun for forty-two courtesy nnd consideration from Mr. th o U n ite d S l a t e s o f A m e ric a , o r In p r o p e r t y , o r la b o r , o r s e r v ic e s , n t a f a i r Dumhs nnd his offico forco. Tho a n d J u s t v a l u a t i o n to he fix ed hy t h e tho love for our heroes who fought to hundred dollars. work of your committoa is as fol­ ht hoaatr dp uo rf pdoisree.c t o r s n t a m e e t i n g hold f o r umintuin whnt they thought to-' bo lows: A r t i c l e IA’. r>ght and just who gnvo nil thnt mon STEAMER LAMPDEN h ic h t h e c o r p o r a t i o n Cash from Welfare for labor, fif­ s h Ta lhl e etxeirsmt s s hf oa lrl wlie could give, n lovo so strong, so true ao SINKS IN SUPERIOR perpetual u n io n s s o o n e r dlSNolvur a c c o r d i n g to I tw . ‘ 0,1 abiding, having a beautiful influ-1 CREW OF SEVENTEEN teen dollars. A r t i c l e V. Man from tho city once a week T ho h u sln e ss n f th e co rp u ru tlo n shall onco n»d memory that will novor dio,i (Hr Tkr A^ncTnisd Press* ho .c o n d u c t e d hy ii P r e s i d e n t , a ViceWL‘ publicly honor our Confederate 1 SAULT STEMARIE, Mich.. April when needed. P resid en t. a S e c re ta ry a n d T re a s u r e r, Two loads of fortllizer from city. a n d a h o a r d o f d i r e c t o r s to c o n s i s t of HeiuJ. j 24.—The stenmor Lnmpdcn of tho n n sn v o n o f Ono load of fortllizer from Mr. Itso t slteoscskthhoalnd efri vs .e nTohr omdoirree clitm Koto nn unbroken year, Confederate t Canadian LlghthouBo Sorvlce, carryo r s s h a l l lie Consulting ChcmlBt snys of the water: "Of tho mnny water* of this and etlh e l e c t e d n n n u n l l y hy th u s t o c k h o l d e r s on Memorial dny hns been observed ov-1 ing a crow of aoventeon la bolloved Sponcor, t h e s e c o n d T u e s d a y la J n n u n r y n f e a c h One load from Mr. Henry. y e a r a t 11:00 p. m, a t n m o o t i n g h e ld f o r or regions that I have analyzed, I have found none euperlor In ell food qaaUory year. Thon lot us weave. ! to hnvo sunk southeast of MlchiplHint p u r p o s e In R s p r i n c i p a l o f f i c e s nt Bnmboos donated nnd aot around H Carlands for Confedernta Memorial coton Island In Lnko Superior, dura n fo rd . F l o r i d a , an il Its o f f i c e r s s h i l l , I m m n d l n to l y t h e r e a f t e r he o lo o le d hy tiea of that of the "Elder Water."—rhone 5I1-W. Office In Miller Balldtag. tho northeast edgo of depot park. Ing n storm last week. th e hoard of d irecto rs. n til th o se . ,)ny* 10 hibiscus plants donated by Mrs. e lc u t o d n t t h e f i r s t u n n t i a U l 'm e e tin g of *or tno men who wore the gray, t h e s t o c k h o l d e r s shiill- he iiu n llflc d , t h o Work has started *>n tho Woman’s , Jewett. Aud the Confodorato flag shall wnvo, b u s i n e s s n f Ih e c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l he Club building nt Lcosburg by Shafln 1 Thousand of petunia plants grown c o n d u c t e d hy t h e f o l l o w i n g o f f lc e r n : J. or fi*e Cnuso they died to serve.” H. F e r g u s o n , P r e s i d e n t ; A. .1. t .o s s l n g , A Pittman, the contractors. | by Mr. Melsch and myself, and dls- V i c e - P r e s i d e n t ; W. W. V a n N ess, Her- N . DoV. Howard, C. U. D. O. The First National Bank, o< Sanford, purchased the T. J. Mil­ ler comer and will ereot on it a modern banking and office building to cost upwards of $100,000.00. The preliminary pinna call for a alx-atory structure of steel and stone and terra cotta to cover the lot 50 by 117 feet, with banking accommodations second to none in the state and the upper storlfes devoted to offices, modem in ev­ ery detail, served by electric elevators. f MEMORIAL DAY ADDITIONAL LOCAL TO BE OBSERVED IN THIS CITY GEO. G. HERRING HENRY M cLA U LIN • / frm o BIG CROP Fertilizers ROGERS & JONES FOR <JAI F “800 ar _ _ _ _ _ FRANK L WOODRUFF ELDER SPRINGS WATER-- - - - - — -, Elder Springs Water Company i �TV *, *HY , ' .>FW » THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 28,1922 tails of the protective service for all the man with money whd falls to shippers. The Fruit Growers’ ex­ buy Sanford , real estate now but press wes organised two years igo puts tho money In some fly by night nnd has developed a working, force scheme (the other fellow ’s game) specially trained In the handling end will regret just as those who have care of perishable freight. Last gone before have regretted It. The TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KlDNRTg y c a r.lt made a particularly success­ following from the ^Florida Metropo­ AND NEUTRALIZE IRRITAT- * ful record In handling southern prft. lis Is timely: ING ACIDS"Speaking before the Florida Banducts, and It was largely thle fact ■vMournov rucx w adtakcxi which influenced the decision of the kors’ Association a t Gainesville Sat­ Pensacola man was lost In Orlando Kidney and bladder weakness ^ urday, D. R. Ctieelngor Comptroller a T S A li •M<00 Pennsylvania railroad management. e w im .................... ..............i.u for several hours yesterday. Ho was suit from uric acid, says a noted an. of currency, stated a truth In these Tho Pennsylvania railroad was the U X MOU I J H u t ............ i l l attending tho Knlghta Pythias conthorlty. The kdneys filter this tey emphatic words: pioneer in the use and development of AtmO m ImmO OUm 1U11 Ibttot U n it M, ventlon and becoming sleepy went to from tho blood and pass It on to th* "'The present is a most appro­ 1IM, at l b r m O lio. at O u lM illM M * . his hotel and slept. Tho other Pen­ refrigerator cars, haring ostablshsd UaUr A H *1 V i n t V. l i l t . priate time for bankers to admonish bladder, whore it often remains to fr. the first lines through tho sooth sacola folks jumped to tho conclusion SanUr* B a b I m l l U n U l i M m r , more than thirty yeara ago, In order their clients against ovor-confldence ritate and Inflame, causing a burning l l l i n i n (aiaaft iaaAar) so* tte m e U r **ti that soma of tho capital removal The scalding sensation, or setting up y to brln^r fresh fruits and vegetables In speculative Investments. a n ttla tiaita* X lfiiV a ld rataa w » pcoplo In south Florida had sand­ aaatU u 4 a n ia k a m a* amllaatlm. Irritation a t the neck of the bladder world needs a restoration of opporto tho northern markets during the >aa yaa*. a t l b m i lilt. U aatanaa._______ bagged him and they wero greatly obliging you to peek relief two 0j t"nlty to produce and consume things colder seasons.—Tampa Times. Vbaaa lit alarmed until tho missing one was ffla ai E n t L D BOILS IKO. three tlmea during the night. Thi needed for human progress nnd ban. ----------o----------found in the hotel. No one ever goes kern should keep In mind that the sufferer Is in constant 'dread, THE EIGHT HOAD BUILDING to sleep in Orlando and naturally the first call for liquid capital must be water passes sometimes with a scald. IDEA. poljcc never looked for the man to be Education* Is eat In' s p a g h e tti lik e Knlghta of Tythlna art) In meeting mn^e In* behalf of tho farmer, ths Ing sensation and Is very profu»«| in bed. • you wus used to It. manufacturer, the exporter, and In again, there Is difficulty in avoidiaj at Orlando. The Orlando Reporter-Star of rec­ general, tho Industrial nnd commer­ On tho othor hand county and dis­ ent date quotes Mr. M. M. Smith as Tho first observance of southern Bill Crawford'a picture In all the cial community. It Is eqnslly Impor­ Bladder weakness, most folks call trict fairs and even township fa in saying: Orlando papers ahowa hla handsome memorial day In Sanford was held show the visitor what can be raised tant that banks be kept from over. it, becauso they can’t control urina. "It la not cheap road construc­ phis in true form. Bill was formerly yesterday and being tho first it should there. Tho grand display of fruit extending themselves by too liberal ttion. W h ile't is extremely annoy, tion, but good road construction • newspaper man which accounts for have been better attended but it seems nn(j vegetables, poultry and live j that wo need In Florida.” accomodations to speculative clients ” ing and sometimes very painful, yj, that the pcoplo who aro mostly inter­ his good looks. Mr. ............ Smith is. right, ________ incidentally he . Those familiar with present bus!-. is really one of the most simple _ — —ail. ested or should be Interested have lost stock proves that tho old state can I ..... raise something besides tourists a n d ' is in lino with tho arguments used | rt‘88 conditions and the history of monts to overcome. Got about f0aj Interest and this probably accounts Why do the so-called "night edi­ resort hotels. The above displays' by this paper that Florida road trndc “Krce in tne conclusion that ■ounces of Jnd Salts from your phu. tions” of the Florida dailies have to for tho fact that tho day was never are mute advertisements of the re- building, from now on, should bo country is passing through a , macist and take a tnblespoonful in g be printed on pink paper. Whenever observed before. Credit Is duo to N. huCUC.i v t \ den tiiuiitu u ^ h 'tio n n ry . 't w : o f wafer hefcre hraakfest. w -\x<the Herald gets out a "night edition” ileV. Howard cnaptcr, Liaugffie™ ok visitor is of tho notion of buying a will at least last as long as the considered established axioms of bus­ tinue this for two or three days. This the Confederacy for tho obsorvnhco of it will be printed or. ” rh t b!”* ?*• iness are not holding up, and that wll neutralize tho acids in the uria« the day yesterday and it should bo homo nothng moro will appeal to him bonds run which furnished tho monper done up In baby blue ribbon. tho outcome depends almost entirely so it no longer is n source of irritamndo n holiday In fact ns well as In stronger thnn to seo the stuff that is cy for their building. . -----------o----------upon tho remedies applied to the var­ tion to tho bindder nnd urinary or. raised in thnt section. , The Reporter-Star declaring that JPeter 0 ._Knight In n speech before nnme next year. Othor cities closed Yet everything helps. The tourist it Is the poorest kind of economy to ious plyiscs of tho general conditions gnus which then net normnlly u^ala. the llardwaro convention at Birming­ the stores for'two hours and In many himself is n big asset to tho Htatc. build chenply, says, relative to tho ns they become acute. Jnd Salts is inexpensive, harmless, ham "rapped tho 10th araendm i-'.' •ifhcr wnys observed the day nnd call­ The family that arrives nnd departs class of roads that will be needed a\ so- *hq experts nnd others In nnd is mndo from tho acid of grnpei asva despatches in dally papers. Wo ed the public's attention to tho day in an nutomoWle 'eaves a certain for the future: touch with the trend of economic nnd lemon juice, combined with lithi* liiu nOutii. do not know Just which amendment at days ill-----------------------,>vopt«i pro firm in the conviction nnd is used by thousands ?; nmount of money. Even the knocker “Under the heavy automobile* Petor meant to rap but if ho wanted I linsic economic factors are entitled to who are subject to urinary disorder. and truck trnfflc to which roads spends a certain amount, nnd whore BUSY TIMES IN FLORIDA to bo In stylo ho should have rapped consideration nnd relief before po­ caused by uric acid irritation. JaJ there is one thnt knocks there aro ten a r e subjected now, they must be tho 18th ono just for luck. tential factors arc given liberal en­ Saits is splendid for kidneys and cauv thousnnd thnt advertise tho state for built ve:y heavy; muet bo con­ Wo hnvo often romnrkcd that it couragement, Mr. Crissinger speaks es no bud effects whatover, structed on well drained beds would take n large size book to tell nil they nro worth. Now that tho missing Key Westfor those who hold this opinion, and, Hero you have a plcnsnat, offer, Willis Powell of Lake County says nnd must be protected at the Bimini seaplane has been found wo of the activities nnd progress of the that tho average family thnt comes to occupying tho position thnt ho docs, voscent llthia-wnter drink, whith edges. Ciny nnd crushed stono can resume our accustomed pcrsual of different cities nnd towns In Florida he should know whnt he is talking quickly relieves bindder trouble,Florida to llvo, be he n homo owner or will not serve where tho trnffic the Genoa conference, the bonus bill, nnd in that assertion we hnvo not about. Adv. renter, is worth $2,500 to nny com­ is very heavy. These materials the sporting news and tho platform changed our minds ono bit. The state Whnt the country needs today, nnd munity. And we believe that Willis servo a useful purpose on Bomo of Albert Gilchrist. And Bimini will Is growing fast nnd tho optimism of the world as for that matter, is a ■ No holiday today and business is knows whnt ho is talking about. The roads but not on roads of fre­ the ninny newspapers shows that ev­ bo quiet until another plnno Is lost. more securo foundation for th e ! being “ resumed." man that patronizes the grocer, the quent heavy trafife." o ery section is on the increase. things thnt nro all-important in tho | butcher, the d ry goods nnd clothing Not only in it true ns the Reporter To 'tie sure tho average person Four million men arc out of em­ stores, to sny nothing of tho baker Star says, thnt our rondB must bo grent effort to live, not an Indis­ ployment chiefly on account of the when told that Iho state is growing and the milkman is a vnlunblo asset built heavier, but thnt paper might criminate program of developing coni strike and othor strikes through­ fast, his mind will run to Jackson­ to nny community for he is helping well hnvo gone further nnd said thnt would-be necessities; and while pro­ out tho United States. It is u good ville, Miami, Tnnipa nnd Ht. Petersto circulate monoy in the community harder nnd moro permanent mntor- gress is an obligation thnt cannot bo thing summer is coming on for with 1burg. Ills mind thon is at rest. Hu and keeps the dollars a-inoving. ini must he used on certain roads avoided protection of our prosant as­ four million mon out of work their never thinks of other cities like Or­ Florida will continue to grow nnd ( where the trnffic is henvy, nnd tho sets is un even moro binding obliga­ families would suffer in tho cold win­ lando, West Palm Reach, Dnytonn, there is no stopping, elthor, n t the weight to ho carried grown nnd tion, which doubtless is thc thought ter weather. This does not look like Lakeland, Ocala nnd Hanford. half way stnton. Tho town of today growing to n degree thnt is far be- thnt prompted JMr. Crissinger to Tall* why avsryoni should drink Nether docs he givo a single the good times that wore promised hot watsr each morning will bo n city tomorrow. While th e^o n d present construction nqd ma­ warn the bankers of tho stnto against . thought to Fort Myers, Palntku, by the Republican administration. before breekfeet. investments thnt smack too strongly communities in the North are worry terial. Plant City, Fort Piorco, Melbourne, of tho speculative.” ing with strikes and shortage of With the extension of tho "ship by Two oditors in Colorado settled Ht. Augustine, Gainesville, ClcarwutTo see the healthy bloom in your coal the Floridians will he on tho job truck" idea, tho time is not fa r re­ their, difference by a porsonnl scrap 1cr, Haines City, Avon Park or Lnko twenty-four hours in a dny and they face to sco your skin got clearer u j WHAT IS APPRECIATION? mote when roads of practically tho | and one hnd his nose broken and ho Wnles. are not quitters, either.—Florida lasttngncKs and solidity, of tho modclearer, to wnkc up without a heldpromptly shot his assailant (lend. Yet every town named above nro Post. ache, backache, coated tongue or I orn railroad track will bo needed. Sometimes this old world Ib a dis­ That | h really tho host way to sottio growing like weeds nnd dozens of ---------- o----------nasty breath, In fact to fed you: Reinforced concrete is oven now be­ mal place. Sometimes it would seem any personal animosities that might others are in tho sumo boat. No best, dny in nnd dny out, just try OF INTEREST TO SOUTHERN ing used in mnny sections of tho that none of man's efforts nvniled crop up from tlmo to time among matter in whnt direction the traveler him anything worth while. Somobuthlng evory morning for I country, especially about tho grent SHIPPERS tho rival newspaper mon in the samo innveH ho sees evidences of prosper- ' week. commerce distributing centers such timeH It would seem thnt only city. Newspaper mon usually go tho ity on every hnnd. Towns thnt were Before breakfast each day, drink whole way without any argument. considered dead three yours ago nro As a measure to secure for tho pub­ ns Chicago, New York, Pittsburg, 'knocks nnd kicks" greet tho things ----------- o----------he tries to do for the benefit of oth­ a glass of real hot water with a tea­ so lively today thnt the man who has lic the maximum service from its nnd even Iinltimore. spoon fu 1 of limestone phosphntc in it Building permanently is building ers. Tho old landmarks of Hanford aro been absent a year or more needs a specialized equipment for handling But onco in a long while thero us a harmless means of washing from grndunlly disappearing to muko way guide to show where the old land­ perishable traffic, the Pennsylvania for posterity, nnd ns posterity ia go­ ing to have to take care of tho re­ conies through this cloud a ray of the stofnnch, liver, kidneys and for the new buildings and the now marks woro. rail road will, effective Mny 1, discon­ tiring of many billions of dollnrs of Hanford. It is tho case of tho surviv­ sunshine—a bright spot to repny him bowels the previous day’s indigcstibll Ht. Petersburg maintains 700 car­ tinue entirely tho operation of Jts al of things. All of which brings to penters tho year around nnd Miami separate refrigerator cur lines, and these road bonds, It is but fnnir to for nil the efforts he hns expended in cleansing, sweetening nnd purifying mind tho thought that wu should bo over 1,000. Dayontn nnd the two will merge all of its refrigerator enrs posterity thnt we build for perman­ unselfish earnestness for the general the entire ^alimentary cnaal befort putting more food into the stomach. good of the community. live that departing wo can lenvo be­ cities on the bench nro sponding over numbering 5,927, with those of tho ency. Nor is it wlso to attempt to build hind us footprints on the sands of ?:i()0,000 right now for now buildings. Fruit Growers’ express. Thereafter And n newspaper in not unlike an The nctlon of hot water nnd limcitoM time instead of finger prints on the Tho two Palm Benches have ovor a tho Fruit Growers’ express will as­ In a year nil the mileage thnt a ordinary human individual. A news­ phosphate on an empty stomach is police rocords. half million dollars planned for new sume all refrigeration nnd protective state or a county will need for tho paper battles for tho community in wonderfully invigorntng. It cleiM buildings. Miami and Miami Roach rnr service on the linos of the Penn­ next score, or even decade of years. which it iB published. All too often out all tho sour (ormontntons, gs«» Truo, “progress" demands n good it is bemenned nnd criticized, knock­ and acidity and gives one a fine *pHo many men ask tho question, are putting up new buildings that sylvania system. "whnt Is tho chnmhor of commerce will cost n million and yot there Is The Pennsylvania railroad manage­ road to travel on to its goal, but ed nnd kicked by those it is trying to petite for breakfast. A quarter pound of limestone phos­ doing?" nnd they aro usually tho men more, to follow. ment has decided upon this step as “progress" has been enrouto for help. AH too often tho men who who do not belong to this !>ody. • If Many of the towns nro reporting b e i n g in thif best interests of tho mnny years, nnd only until the al­ mnko newspapers are led to believe phate will cost very little nt the drug they wero active members they would ? 100,000 and more being spout in now shippers nnd tho rnilroads generally. most iminedinte now has it hnd nny thnt there is no Huch thing ns appro- store, hut is sufficient to demonstrate thnt those who nro subject to const!* know what tho chambor is doing nnd buildings and tho town thnt is not Its most Important effect will im to good roads to ndvanca ovor. It will cintion. pntion, bilious nttackn, acid stomsch know that tho active committees arq reporting any improvements Is not more thnn double the number of ro- nn* dn And what is appreciation? "ubstituto tho jazz of working every day for tho betterment much. frigerntor cars o p e r a t e d by the Fruit ,l"h'kness for tho steady rythmic Merely nn honest expression from rheumatic twinges or whoso skin i> of Hnnford. There nro many mer­ Growers’ express. These now number I °/ progress; and tho county, tho heart—a tolling to tho other fel­ sallow or pallid, thnt one week of Thou with the many new buildings chants and furmors being bcncfltted in process of erection, there will bo 5.209. With tho addition of the Penn- j fltntc* or thc nntion, thnt nttempts to low thnt you renlizo his offorts In inside bathing wil have them lookinf every day by tho chamber of com* several million moro spent for hard sytvnnia cars, thero will be n total of do *n n y°nr whnt might well be ex- your behalf nnd tho behnlff of oth­ nnd feeling better every way.—Adf. morco and they aro not spending a surfaced roads, sidewalks and sowers. available for service through­ tended over n decade is going to find ers. nickel with the chambor to halp It Nearly evory town or city has the out tho territory covered which em­ thnt presently its people will revolt NOTICE! Such a mesnnge came to Tho Times help thorn. improvement fever. Municipal nnd braces thc Southorn and Central against the excessive burden placed recently from n man in a public posi­ N. H, Garner will sell better cars -----------o----------district bonds are selling for moro Western Stntcs east of the Mississip­ on them all at onco.—Tampa Trib­ tion In St. Petersburg. To reveal when they aro made. Tho Oldsmobil* "How 1 Checked Liquor Smuggling than par. The nir moro than reeks pi, the Middle Atlantic states and une. his identity or to print hiB loiter ■I and H; the Bulck 4 and 0, Ji'9t 6t* In Florida" is tho title of an article of prosperity. New England. would be violating a confidence a n d ! rived in cur lond lots. Sec me before by Mr. Nutt, running in many of tho Mnny now agricultural farina, Tho Fruit Growers' express is u TALKING ABOUT INVESTMENTS offending modesty. you huy. I will save you money on dally papers. "Checked" in right. slock rnnehes and dniry farms nro be­ co-operative organization owned and But if none othor thnn this man your gas, oil and ropuirB.—N. IL f»ar‘ He checked tho flow into tho ntnto ing started nnd there !b nny nmount managed by tho leading railroads of 37-He Now thnt tho growers of the San­ rendH on this printed pngo how a nor. nnd thon want back homo. Now if of capital behind thorn. In the Ev­ tho Aouth nnd cast. It has no indiv­ ford section nro innking soma monoy newspaper appreciates tho npprecla- 1 _________________ Nutt had said “How I Stopped tho erglades sugar mills aro either start­ idual stockholders and no distribution tho investment sharks will como tion of those who honestly commend I For Rent—Nicoly furnished t*« Liquor Traffic" ho would have said ed up or building. Mnny cities aro of earnings outside tho owning rail- swarming in like so mnny locustB nnd it, tho spneo these thoughts occupy' room apartments with bath in Cat** something. Any dnng fool can check being set out to sugar cane and with­ roads. It exists sololy for the pur­ they will bo looking for ensy money will not hnvo been used in vain. new building, nt reasonable price*it right hero on main street most any in a short timo tho Gludos will be tho pose of supplying refrigerator cars and they will got it unless the peoLike Carlyle, Tho' Times believes Also have npartmonts for rent nt 8M night, blit why check it. Wo aro sugar bowl of tho world. and protective service on fruits, vege­ plo hero nro cautious about where thnt "ono of the Godlike things of Magnolia St. J. J. Cates, at Cal** not baggage men or checker playors. From tho North and oven from oth­ t a b l e s ami other products of a perish­ they place their monoy. There is this world is the veneration done to store. 35-tfe Whnt the people want is a “stopper" er sections of the South tho great able nature. really no reason for tho people of humnn worth by the hearts of mon.” Insteud of a checker. trust companies nro ponding their Trnffic of thiu character is season­ Snnford investing their money any­ And even n newspaper mny bo par­ I*ct Mrs. Mary Graves Tell You representatives to Florida with a al, beginning during the winter in where except Snnford. Tho instance doned nn honest pride In its own Poultry Raising Experience Our county commissioners held a view of getting in on tho top of tho Florida and working north until the of a corner In this city selling for worth. special mooting yestordny afternoon prosperity wnva. After they hnvo Into fruit crops of northern New $12,000 three yenrn ago nnd Belling A not very well-known writer, C. “Threo years ago bought nn Inc0’ and decided to nccopt tho offer of tho viHlted a few of tho busy communi­ York and Michigan, and the potato last wcelT for $50,000 is enough to Auchcstor, onco said: “To feel ex­ bntor, this year I’vo mndo moneyHtato road department to furnish ties tho trust companies announco crop of New England, are reached. It causo tho home people to foraver es­ quisitely Is the lot of vory many; but Rats stole my chicks. ^Didn't kno* rock for tho sides of the Orlnndo-San- they will lond monoy to any legiti­ is therefore evident that tho addition chew thn gold mine, oil well' and to appreciate belongs to the few. until a friend gave me a cake of HATford road muking it sixteen feet wide. mate concern in Florida. of tho largo number of enrs owned by other wildcat routes to throw away Only ono or two hero and there hnvo SNAP. Next morning found i Seminole will hnvo to pny for the By a systematic manner of adver­ tho Pennsylvania system, to those al> their monoy. You enn search the city the blended passion nnd understand­ (lend rntB In hennery. Kept flndiof road building but it will be reimburs­ tising Florida could nttract more sot* ready controlled by tho Fruit Grow­ ovor Hnd if you will find ono man In ing which, In its essence, constitutes them. Suddenly they disappeared » ed -Inter when tiho road department tiers and more cupitnl. To our no­ ers' express, will assure a better dla- this section thnt hns over mndo any worship." together. It’s tho only sure rot W* has tho monoy. This was a move In tion printers’ ink is tho ono blessing tributlon and a moro flexlblo, effl- thing on his stock certificates in outAnd so The Times almost worships lor.” Take Mra. Graveo’ ad*1** tho right direction by tho commiss­ that will bring tho attention of th e [ clent and economical use of tho equip- aide investments we will givo him the tho man who in honest enough, onco S ovl»d * * *r i ... . ~ -------uiil-o . Throe sizes, 35c, 66c, $1.25. o ioners and moans that tho main high- outside world to this grent state. If ment throughout tho season. It was nickel plated shoe horn. On tho in a while to show his appreciation guaranteed by Ball Hardware.—Ad* wny nnd tho most axtonslvdy travel­ anything will do it printers’ ink will, 1for this reason concluded by the Penn­ other hnnd those men who having of tho efforts of this newspaper to_____ ed will ho mado wldor nnd fixed at To our notion J t is all right to have sylvania railroad management that fnith in their ' own community have wiifd a constructive policy fo» tho !FOR SALE—1 truck, 1 ton, neariJ onco without waiting for tho road de­ festivals nnd cnrnivnls in tho cltios. I tho shippers' needs are bettor met by invested their monoy right here in city nil of us love.—St. Petersburg' new. Must be sold nt some pri<* partment to bring their forco down Also to hold Palm Fetes, Hun Dances, 1such an organization ns the Fruit j Sanford nro on Easy Street today. Times. I -N. xt .. « ____ 37.IIC H, Garner boro which might bo any time within Ponca do Loon celebrations nnd tho Growers' express than by each rail- The Investments in this city nro bettho next two yoars. like. Such gatherings attract a largo) rond trying locally to enro for tho tor now thnn over beenuso tho city Phone Cntes Crate Co., for forti-]FOR SALE—1 Hudson Super-six. * —— o----------1crowd for a week or so and than crops in its own particular territory is over tho hill and going good. “ r ^ ° Ur,,l* rn 0l,d 8 arden- They j passenger, nearly new; 1 Old»m»*l We would like to inform tho read­ the world move on. and thnt of its connections. There is no < place in m this country h n , wUI tell you the kind to use and ^ . S i 4 AIMers of the Harold that news U news ; Nothing much has been accomplish- 1 The new arrangement will also se­ whore your dollar, will grow quite!the price attractive for you. Cates good condition." R^nl bargains. - * I cure professional attention to all de- as fast as In tho city of Sanford andjCrato Co., Phone 181, nnd all the artlclos gleaned from the od. 36tfc H Garner 37.IU' THESANFORDHERALD world by our great presa gathering agencies are printed with no thought >. 9. I 01XT ..................tr a s M -t u 4 U 1M of taking sides on any subject. Un­ V. 3. U L tJIB P ........... . h t WUi , i l l ItM NlW loss you see something In the edi­ E A. I t l L ................ ......... O m n i H u t f u torial columns you cannot take ex­ ception to samo as the gathering of h U t a M * f « 7 rrO*jr hr nows has nothing to do with the edi* torlal policy of the paper. (b w im M ) IF KIDNEYS AND BLADDER BOTHER UNCLE HANK THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY o f BEV. /it ----------------------------- n r v . lPSm lfr m yr , § • | | mm Ji 'll ;i T O fat Pill il ■ /' ;• ,-i t i & j f 1 A }. -«r • i ------------------------------ , Jump from Bed in Morning and Drink Hot Water v I •* v ' �" .................. interesting talk and presented e t th e d a te o f th o leeu an od Of e a c h e a r s FOR BALE OR LEA8E—On* SO act*, sade pins. The class song, “Dear Old t l f lc a l e In th o n am e o f W . A . W h it­ one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking com b. Pal of Mine," was then followed by lio .T a x C e r tific a te No^ 114,. d a te d distance to city. Two lots corner th A e Ind d a y o f Ju n e. A. D . t i l l , h a f on able address by Supt. T. W. Lawd said c e r tific a te m m y oolf f ic e , an d Center and Elm ave. Two lote west rfile _____________ ' la ton. He sold in pnrt: It is not so forr Tax T a x _Djjed ____ a s m ade a p p lic attlon tio n fo to side Palmetto ave., 60 f t from Elev­ hIsHue in a cc o r d a n c e w ith la w . much where we stand but how we tlflc n te e m b ra c e s th e fo llo w in g m enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, scrib m in o le ed p r o p e r ty s itu a te d In S l e_______ face, that counts. Aro we headed in * owner, 116 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ C ounty. F lo rid a , t o - w lt : L o ts 1 to IS, tho right direction, aro our aims true, Mra. R- N. Cone and children of B lo ck 11, G en ev a . T h e eald la n d b e in g •Vy 288tf; 21)-U neneeeed Mr. and Mra. C. Boyce Bell loft in les. Calif. a t th e d a te o f th e le e u a n o e o f Orlando and Mrs. E. Stafford of Mon- our purposes sound, our idoals lofty? ■iich c e r tific a te In th e n a m e o f W . A . -------------------------W hitcom b. Rov. Fnrmnn of Now Smyrna, tho their car for Charlotte, N. C., Tdea-' fou spent tho afternoon with hor sis. How tho Monroo school seemed head­ day for tho summer. ! For Solo—Brand new car of White U nteni ea ld c e r tific a te * e h n ll b e r e ­ ter, Mrs. N. B. Stafford Sunday. . ed right, possessed tho proper spirit Adventist pastor was a guest from d e e m e d a c c o r d in g to la w T ax D eed w ill Mr. nnd Mrs. R. C. Long havo n s 1 Ilo"° Ju st ™celvod. This la — ----- ----------------- . . . . . . . . _ leeue th ereo n on th e in d d a y o f J u n e, Mr. and Mrs. Wardo and children showed results of superior effort. Ho Wednesday ’till Saturday qt tho th e ir .g u e s t . M r — T n lh n t o f V n rt Mir th o best lim e , made f o r s p r a y . Catea A. » . le t s , n r guest, n ir. ta in o c o r t o r t M y • W 1TNK 88 m y o f f ic ia l s ig n a tu r e a n d 0f Winter Pnrk spent tho afternoop nlso kindly told the community of the h°mes of Mr. nnd Mrs. Forrest West ers. Crato Co., Phono 181. 86tfe s e a l t h i s t h e 17 th d a y o f A p ril, A. D. with Mr. and Mra. G. B. Burnett Sun­ certificate of standnrizntion awarded nml Mrs. A. F. Westerdlck. 1932. (SCAL) Wo are pleased to note that Mrs. In thr C ircuit C ourt o f th e S e v e n th J u ­ K. A. DOUGLASS, by State Inspector, and how Mr. 1 Mrs. T. E. Speer, a long resident of day. C lerk C ir c u it C ou rt, W. A. Raynor is able to bo out again d icia l C ircuit o f th e S ta te o f F lo r id a , tielgcr had noted upon his roport that Sanford, but now of Lakeland, hns S e m i n o l e C o u n t yf., V F Iia «, Pev. Mr. Clark, Mr. Flower* and la and fo r S e m in o le C o u n ty . 17-Sta Uy: A. M. W13MK8, D. C. after her serious illness. ‘ jfisa Paulino Thompson took dinner our school stood abovo tho average, bcon "pending a week with her many CITATIO N J. C. Ellsworth Is recovorlng from with Mr. and Mra. N. B. Stafford him nn excellent building, splendid at- friends hero nnd for two days was lt C ourt, S ev en th J u d ic ia l C fttendnneo a delightful Influence nnd a n Kueut at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. several dnys Illness being confined to COUNTY O F BHMINOLR. a c o r p o r a t i o n , In cCulreu lt, S ta te o f F lo rid a . C ou n ty e f S u n d ay . b y n n d t h r o u g h L. A. tlru m lo y , O. F. refining atmosphere. Mr. Lawton's' Kenneth Robbins, S em in o le,— In C hancery tho house with Dr. Tolar in ntten- B.vnpe, B. C u r l c l l , C. W . B n t x m l n g e r Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pearson and remarks wero greatly enjoyed and' nnd I,. I*, l l a g n n . co m po sin g tho • Mr. nnd Mrs. Edd Hunter have dance. O R D BIt OF PUBLIC ATIO N H o ard o f C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r s o f children spent tho afternoon with deeply appreciated by the communl- Moved to their new homo on the A daughter was born to Mr. and Heinlnoto C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , M i n n ie F e l d e r e n d M attie K dw arda, Mr. and Mrs. A. Minchew Sunday. ty teachers and children. ” i West side recently erected by V. C. Mrs. Moselv of fli»nrdn\l avenue last T h o S l av*. C o m p laln tan te, t e o f F l o r i d a , ex r a l Geo. A. ve, Miss Cammle Burnett spent the _ .from D eC o ttes. S t a t e A t t o r n e y f o r t h e HevMrs. W. F. Blackman speaker of! Roller. Wo nre sorry to lose them, week. They___________________ nro recent arrivals G e o r g e H h e p p e rd , n n d El. J . Sheppard, afternoon with Mias Gladys Hack tho evening was then Introduced an d 1 A number from this noctlon took Alobama and relatives of the Bled- 1 C,r0U“ ,h° 8"‘,<’ ° f D e f e n d a n t s . TO T U B C ITJZBN N AND T A X P A Y K 118 T o t h e D e f e n d a n t s : G e o r g e S heppard, Sunday. delivered n most practical common *n the High School play Thursday sues. niul FJ. J . S h e p p a r d , o f F l t s g e r a l d , Den O F BKM INOLB COUNTY. F L O R I D A : l l l l l C o u n ty , G e o r g i a : W h e r e a s , a p e t i t i o n h n s b e e n fi le d In Bible class will be a t the home of sense ami highly interesting talk en­ nnd Friday evenings. Mr. and Mra, Mr. Jnmes Estridgo will bo a t . h no cCnoiumn it vy U a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e B il l o f C a m th e a b o v o a t y i e d c a u s e„ bh yv th Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Burnett's Thurs­ tirely adaptable to children of the Alfred Erlcson nnd children nnd Miss homo Friday from n two weeks stay I *’> n f oumiliuio, M m i n o i , . «olftio , < . oo*r pF iUriQUi r o r i l i . tv n y lintl «i>5 ' . I-».» j sws„ i_«_ J i nrtmtilaiHfeittg r ” ia' r grades. She congratulated the child­ Bright Lnncy attended, their daugh­ n t th o F c r n a l d - L a u g h l i n h o s p i t a l a n d S................. day evening. re «> • lT .f.n da n t * r t . o m V o W o ? ' S -e ^ n o- V _' c S “”••• S * . ^«ssar iW a Mr. and Mrs. Dunn of Lako Mary ren upon their perseverance and ex­ ter, Miss Margaret, having a part in is r e c o v e r i n g from *?• £u f u a n i i i I * M Jn i i m ' c „ u n W f r o m an a n operation o p e r a t i o n for f o r s o t t i n g f o r t h th o f a c t t h n t a n e l e c t i o n a p p e n d ic itis I w a s h e ld t h r o u g h o u t t h e C o u n t y of and Mr. and Mrs. Bona wero visitors pressed it hope that they would con­ it. IJ i m i l c l t l s . I S em in o le. S t a t e o f F l o r i d a . o n t h e 11th Ih? Mr .and Mrs. Andrew Bertlcson and at the Sunday Bchool Sunday, tinue their development through High Th° lnfa,,t daughter o f Air. nnd ' i V . t i i i S i r e ■ho'uld*” ' iM nl^by'thS a ” ""hat t W i;*n^.«Von, in\hCe0BuYe• _______ . o f_ " u b i;. o a n a _ u gP-Beulah Stafford is spending the School. She spoke of tho child of Ittle daughter Claire, motored ovor to; Mrs, Hosslter is very ill with colitis s o ld C o u n ty o f S o m l K o K B l n t o o f Fieri- of F l o r i d a___ , th o___ , w h o m .............................. w o u ld h in d t h e s a i d d e f e n d ­ n u r s e in in attendance. M m . !'“• n d s In t hIlt e aun to oa nn t s“ week-end with her cousin, Mrs. R. N. todny facing the most difficult age Hnytonn Bench Inst Sunday. I with a - nurse attendance. Mrs. Lenrb olnlnreHl thot of rfttc9100v ot000.00, „er , o r e i t h e r o f th orn , t h n t It “Is t h e of th ese c o m p lain an ts th a t th s Orlando. | In tho history of tho world and how Wo understand Mrs. Anna Do For-, Russlter’s mother, Mrs. Nix arrived centum per nnuum, the prlncitmi on b e l i e f■i»)..m i-B). s.iil «Hch o f th o rn Is 1 M tmlfii* frvii.i bn* i , . , , in .... . aal'l honcla to mntnrn thirty yrnra Htltir o v e r t h e uKt* o f t o e n t y - o n o y e a r s . Mrs. Bona of St. Potershurg is j ho should have all tho necessary rcst nns 'neon rnthur indisposed at ji iminj rtxmi hor home in Conttuctw., g .c u„ u . qc tho i«.:>r,v 'q crcjf. ™(<f I t i s , t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d t h n t y ou , t h e Gn. bonds to ho ilntnt July 1st, 1922. both enld now visiting her mother, Mrs. A. A. eq a ' ki'ituu uiurt-u will vc.!*- 'h er country homo, of into, d e f e n d a n t s , a n d e n o h o f y on d o \. . .. . , , ,, . 'principal ami Interest of soldHmbonds to v o f a p p e a r In t h i s c o u r t to t h e lllll o f . C o m able influence, a working knowledge Mrs. Crnmer who hns boon taking Air. and Mrs. Merlin Bledsoe and no payable at somu bank In «SL... r’livf.-i, Hicks. p la i n ) h e r e i n flleil Upon M o n d a y * J u n o , Mr. A.A.Hicks loftSaturday for of tho wonderful commonplace things in Mrs. Bnllinger for treatment for Wr. ami Mra. J. C. Vau„hn are at ffiT ..........J "•)> , „ A, r> 1923, th o s a m e lielntr a r u l e y o f tlflH C o u r t. Miami tobo gone a week or tendays, that surround us but moat important the broken wrist, which in beginning ii.ii.lo hum a weeks visit In Jackson• from the sale of said bonds i<> be used It In f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i n o r d e r ville * 1,.. i-i.. i.. .1 J fur ihV (IuriM.ee coliatructlng. reof all, he should know how to do his to knit, is nlso taking treatment as \uit making the trip in tho Bled- hurdsurfneina, nineadamlxInK and pav- b e puhlltdii'd ............ w e n t t o r f o u r c o n ecutlve w e e k s In t h e > .i n f o r d l l o r u l d , Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn wore l',',* e;w«nl»,roads In Hoinlnolo County. H Nn wa te i Ra own thinking IAt I t IQ wr«1l p- her. husband of Dr. Jletzo. «•>« .ear. a n e w s p a p e r p u tilla h e d In H a n fu rd , ____ . . Florida, and for t.be further purpose of S e m i n o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a . 31. J. building ind ennstr'ietimr • a lirtrive brldire of those upon whom thr world can Mrs. Ballinger •♦ayed \.u h them iur • ' W i t n e s s m y h a n d a n d th o s e a e ,1it,| „i0(1 across the .St. Johns lllvor in Memlnols enld C o u r t t h i s th o 2-ltli d a y o lf oAf pth ril, depend. A captain of Industry, a Adventist service Saturday, led by Mulilirnn gn ami nlso of some cousins, r’cmtity, Florida, at a point known as A. D. 1022. J. F. McClellan visited relatives In 1 Ferry, nnd somebody in life. The Democracy of Rev. Burroughs of Orlnndo. (813A L) H. A. DOtTGI.AHB. « i, „ .. . _ *• ) Whereas, a canvass of tho returns of C le r k . American needs educated citizens or Mi"" Hazel Pritchnrd has returned . aiasota after attending tho I. 0 . O. said elect ion show nrlma fade tliut the l l y : V. M. D OUGLASS, D. C. F. Convention In t„.». result of snld election wns In favnr of v unviniion in Mt. 1 otersburg Inst ,ho |B„,mm„. „f ,i„. bonds aforesaid by T. 8. T it ANTI I AM. t e i s i t e i l N i t e i N i t e i N f l t e i t e i it will degenerate into an anarchy, to hor duties at the Commercial A t t o r n e y fo r C n n ip l n tn n n t n , 27-Slo nnd how the toolB for equipment to Club after n rest spent nt the homes week nnd his daughter, Miss Edith Seminole County, Florida, rottirim,I I.,...,* ...m. ,,, -Now. Therefore. Fursiinut to an orJasper J, Driggers was in town good citizenship nro found In tho of her cousin, Mrs. Barney Beck i< turned homo with him. Miss Me- dor nf the Court herein mado, notice In In C lreult C ourt o f th e S ev e n th J u d ic ­ CId land has boon _tho 7guest of l,er*b)f of K,lvSeminole u*'H \hci\ 'JCounty, '.0 ia l C lreult, N ln lr o f F lo r id a , Hem lthe first of tho week greeting his grent public school syatom of Ameri­ nnd Mr. Pearmnn’s family to recover ,, . . ‘rein" nnyers Florida, ,‘‘*aro m ile C ounty.— In C h n aeery. lives on the West Const for tho past by said order, ruipilrod to ho nnd npfrom her thront trouble. ca. Thnt no class distinction is old friends. two mimilia hear heforn tho circuit Court of tho Oilmen FOU IMIDI.ICATION. Mr. and Mrs. Volie Williams havo w ’ momnH. Seventh Judicial Circuit of tlio Htnto of Mr. John Dunbar and Miss Eislo found there, nl! nro equal nnd recolvo Wiley Wilson drove to St. PetersFlorida, on tho s.ird day of May, A. D. Mrs. Lola H o m e , C o m p l a i n a n t , been having n trying time as Voile in just about Vdint wo deserve in tho left Tuesday for their homo in Penn­ , . , .. , .4 , , 1935. at tu:00 o'clock a. m, at Hanford vs. end. She inculcated into tho minds of still having chilis nnd Jovcr and on burg to bring his daughter nnd hor In tho County of Homlnole. Htuto of I3arl J. H sylvania. orne, D efen d an t. hlishnilt! Mr and Mrs Fverntt W ill. Florida, then and there to show cause. 7 lur‘ nfl(l r-verett w atts lr „ t,y ,|)0.. |mVp ,V|iy huLI bonds stmulii T o : K arl J. H o rn e . C h ic a g o , III.; Will Hartley is spending a few the chldrcn, the great respect for nu- Saturday their little son, Volio, 'Jr., , It a p p e a r i n g f r o m a n a f f i d a v i t fi le d J. O. Mitchell ac- not l>o validated nnd confirmed dnys with his pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. I thority, inw nnd order, n principal so had a conjestivc chill hut Dr. Tolnr home thisi 4week. c a u s e t h a t you n r e a u a p - r s s l i.„_. WITNESS my band and tho Heal of dIne nthlH o f t h e Htuto. of F l o r i d a , t h o r e f o r s , > | tho circuit Court of tho,Seventh Judlo- y o u ,t K lacking In our day, tho duty of good their family physlcnn was out In n companion thorn, "n Jnck Hnrtioy. a rl J. H o r n e , a r e h e r e b y o r d e r e d F. Williams hns bought 10 acres 1 1 ,1 Ulrcult of tho State of Florida, la Jiffy nnd tho child seems bettor. t o lie a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r auld C o u r t citizenship, how men nnd women , , ’ , 1 uougui i" nt-roa ntul fl(r ('ounty (lf Hemlnolo <ln this Mr. nnd Mrs. Parrish of Ocoee wore a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e In H a n fo rd , F l o r i d a , ditv of April, A. n. 1922. on t h e f i r s t M o n d a y In J u n e . A. D. 1922, oat of town visitors In town Tues­ work for good together nnd of loynity Grandpa Miller was up from Orlnndo or land on South Cameron road nnd -'fiih (SEJ a L) R. A. DOUGLAHH. I h having sained tiled ami put in i j o r k c i r c u i t C o u r t , 8 e v - , h o n a m e b e i n g t h e &th d a y t h e r e o f , to see them ami many Snnford friends to our great country, Clorlt day. ■nth J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t , In a n d ’> r u l e d a y 7 t h i s co u r t , to a n s w e r fine shape. D ied herein Mrs. Blackmans splendid nddress called. a n d f o r H omlnulo Cnun- t h e lllll o f < o m p l a l n t Mr. Conor Williamson was a visitor a g a i n s t you, e ls e t h e s a m e w ill ho t a k ­ .17-lie ty. A. L. Campbell, one of tho A. C. L. was then followed by tho tfresontnin Longwood Tuesday. en a s c o n f e s s e d a n d f o l lo w e d b y a p p r o ­ p r i a t e d e c re e . Mr. nnd Mrs. Chns. Baldwn nnd tion of diplomas by Prof J. T. Jncobs shop force has just returned from It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d e r N o tlre o f A p p lle n t lo n f o r T a x D e e d U n ­ Wnycruss where he had Ids tonsils CREAM FOR CATARRH lie p u b l i s h e d In t h e H a n fo rd H e r a l d , a d e r .Ncrtlon RTR o f t h e ( I r n r r n l S t a t ­ Mrs, Bartow left Wednesday for nnd tho attendance certificates. Tho new a p e r ................... p u b l i s h e d ... In H o m ln o le C o u n u t e s o f t h r .sta te of F l o r i d a .. s p ... OPENS UP NOSTRILS I N otice their homcB in Connecticut after pupils perfect in attendance nlso re­ removed. . Is h e r e b y g i v e n th a t M ls n 'ty , Florida, o n rn each w eek fo r fo u r G e o r g ia A. I ' a t G s h a l l , p u r c h a s e r o f c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cramer nnd ceived a nice present from Mr. Chne. spending the winter in Longwood. T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 335, d a t e d th o 2nd 1 G iv e n u n d e r m y h a n d n n d t h e Heal o t Tolls now To Get Oulck Relief d a y o f J u n e , A. D. 1919, h a s filed s a i d s a i d c o u r t , t h i s Hot 2 5 th d a y o f A p r il , Mrs. E. E. Hardy and Mrs. Bill Bales, one of tho trustees, who nlso little ones nnd brother, Vernon, mo-f (ruin Kcud-Coldu. let* Splendid 1 c e r t i f i c a t e In m y of flea, a n d h a s m a d e A. D. 1922. Allen spent tho day in Sanford Thurs­ tnnde a fine talk. Mr, Bnlcs loves our tored down Saturday afternoon to _________________________ _ a p p l i c a t i o n fo r T a x D eed t o Ihhuo In a c (HKAL) H. A, DOtJOLAHH, hoys and girls and always has some­ Formosa to Ree their mint, Mrs. V. in nm, n d n n tn e m ir n n . M l . co rd n tic e w i t h law . Hald c e r t i f i c a t e C l e r k o f th o C i r c u i t C o u r t , day the guest of Mrs. Wilkinson. in o n e m i n u t e y o u r c l o g g e d n o s t r i l s Pin j,rilrPH t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p H em lno io C o u n ty , F l o r i d a . C. W. Entzmlngor returned from thing nice to toll them. Mr. Boll an­ C, Collcr. Her mnny friends hero will open, tile’ nir passages of your e r t y s i t u a t e d In H em lnolo C o u n ty , FlurIty: V. JB. DOUGLASS, D. C. Ida. t o - w l t : I-ols 1ft to 21, llfo ck II, Z. IIAHH, Tampa Wednesday whore he haH been other trustee nlso mado a good tnlk. will bo glad to hear Hhe hopes to bo ,b e n d, w ill c o n r n n d, y o u e n n .b r e a t..h e G eno va. T h e s a i d l a n d b e i n g n n s c s s s d | A tto rn ey for C o m p lain an t. 37-M o “Tho Builders" wns then rend by the able to return homo by Sunday. Mrs. freely. Nn ntoro hnwkng, H nuffling,____ for two or threo days. — ^ ___ __ _____________________t A very pretty party of Friday ev­ graduating clans, then all tho grndes Westedrick hns nlso been down to see blowing, hcndticbe, drynens. Nn utrug- ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■nBgaaaHHHBaHMHHHaaaHHMMsig ening was thnt given by Mrs. Long joined in Binging the school song, her. gling for breath at night; your cold ■ Miss Liln West wns tho gucBt Sun­ or eotarrli will he gone. when she entertained nt R00, there “Goodnight." j2 The closing of th b term mnrks a day nt tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs. being threo tables of players. At Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream £ Com­ Fisher nt Oceuln. the conclusion of tho card game the very successful school year. Balm from your drugglRt now. Ap- J Good weather of Into for Irish po­ ply a little of th'.H fragrant, antisep- ■ hostess served delicious refresh­ munity trustees, teachers nnd child­ ren worked harmoniously and accom­ tato digging but hnrd on growing tie, hunting cream in your nostrils. 2 ments. plished those results attending no things. No doubt wo will have tho It penetrates through every air pas- jj Don’t let thnt miserable tired feel­ friction with nil wheels running needed rain sooner than we desire it. sngo of the head, soothes tho inflamed ■ In a recent cditorinl, Boh Holly or swollen mucous mombramo and re­ ing become a habit. Get rid of it to­ smoothly". Our school is climbing up­ struck tho right note, we think, when lief comes instantly. on n higher plain of ondcavor and dny by taking Tnnlnc.—Union Phar­ this summer n baseball diamond and ho said “if the present officers don’t It’s Just flno. Don’t stay stuffedmacy,—Adv. a basket ball ground will he plnnnod. enforce the InwH, kick them out and up with n cold or nnsty entarrh—Re­ Nt mi n h i N N N h Those with the nlco llbrnry and stage put in thoso who will nnd there will lief comes so quickly.—Adv. curtnins wo expect to instnll by next be nn need for a Ku Klux Klnn.” If year, will add greatly to our equip­ it In a good law enforco It nnd if not NOTICE—PARTNERSHIP ■ ropcnl it. Wo bclievo the officers ment. DISSOLUTION are trying to do what Is right and 5 W. D. Hofmann hns this day pur­ ha Ni Ni Da b ta hi - I s your nppctlto jaded? Is your they should know tho people nro hack digestion poor? If so, Tanlnc is what of them. chased the interest of Jns. F. Magee Rev. Clark gave uh nn earnest in the Hof-Mnc Battery Co., assum­ you need. Union Pharmacy.—Adv. EXCELLENT jSCHOOL CLOSES thoughtful Rennon on tho need of be­ ing nil assets and liabilities. Ho will SUCCESSFUL TERM WITH ing under the blood—.Gods plnn, not continue under tho prosont firm APPROPRIATE EXERCISES mans for our redemption. name. 37-3tp The Misses Hake and Burnett and Phone 536 LAKE MONROE, Fin., April 28.— brother of I’nola were present for NOTIUI'3 O F D IS SO L U TIO N Thu graduating exercises of tho H O M IT MAY CONCF2HN: tho sorvleo ns well ns Mr. and Mrs. TON nWticu Ih Imrciliy g lv n u Glut tlm p u t t - I GROWERS SUPPLIES Lako Monroe school took plnco MonPritchnrd nnd Vernon Cramer and n n r a h l p h o rn to fn rii oxlH tlng lio tw e o n D. evening in tho presence of a packed IT'S GGRANDMOTHER'S RECIPE Charlotte Powell, the latter coming L. T h r a s h e r n n d N. II. G a r n e r , u n d e r t h e n a m e o f T h r a s h e r A G a r n e r , hn« house. Tho clnss was small in com­ linen dlHMiilved by m u t u a l eo n se iil, a m i over with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Leo. TO BRING BACK COLOR AND th e b u sin ess h e re to fo re c o n d u cte d In . parison to the largo number of pupils Tho near relatives nnd frlonds tlio n a m e o f T h r a s h e r A G a r n e r h a s LUSTRE TO IIAIIt. BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE there being an enrollment of ono b e e n t a k e n o v e r a n d w ill lie c o n t i n u e d | gathered nt tho home of Mr. and by u..L. Thrasher, who hns nssumed, McWhor|„ No> 2\ Hand Fertilizer Dlstrlhutors now 119.25 f . o. b. Jacltsrahundred nnd eight scholars. The i Mrs, Andrew Bertloson on Saturday and will pay all of the Indebtedness graduates were Misses Ivn G. Bales, I Thnt benutiful, ovon shade of dark, enld former purwinrohlp. ami w*'■; ville, Fla. Write for spcciul cash discounts nnd delivered price, Hundrada evening to remind tho host thnt ho the receive and coloet allononeys due said ’ t o # t Itenn Mann, Alico Oglesby, William glossy hair can ordy ho had by brownf those in uso by Sanford Growers. fi r m . hud just passed another milestone in D a t e d t h i s 2»lh d a y of A p ril. 1922. II. Miles and Ralph D. Smith. Tho ing n mlxxturo of Sngo Ten and Su.------------ BEFORE BUYING “GET NEW MARCH, 1922, PRICE LISTS life's Journey nnd to wish him mnny D. 14. T IIIIA H IIK K . clnflji chose na their flowor, tho red phur. Your hnlr la your charm* It moro—Lnst year this time nH wo all N. II. G A H N F .lt E. 0. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO., Jncksonvllle, Fla. 37-fitc verbena and gathered them from fades, turns gray or atreaked, just romeber ho \^ns in the hospital. Be­ the school garden. The pretty class an application or two of Sage Tea and side tho nearby folks, Miss Bright colors wero bluo nnd gold and tho Sulphur enhnnees its appearance u Lanoy who wns a guest for the week beautiful motto, "Build With Caro.” . hundredfold. , end nt tho Ericson homo nnd Elmer \ M Tho progrnm opened with tho chorus Don't bother to prepare the m x- Tyner and a young lady from Lake “Amerlcn, tho Beautiful" by tho on- ture; you can got this famous old Mary wore present. time school. A short invocation wns ! recipe , improved by the addition of Besides somo of tho near nejghbors Now 1b tho time for Summer application of fertilizer to citrus trees to serve the double purposo of creat­ then offered by Rov. J. A. Johnson . 1other ingredients at a small cost, all Mra. Beck, Mrs. Pritchnrd, Mrs. Hiring new growth, which is the foundation for next year’s crop, nnd of developing tho crop now on the trees. The prayer wns followed by the song, ready for use.. It is called 8 schi nnd children nnd Mrs. Ericson Summor Fertilizer pays for itself by increasing tho sizo of tho fruit. lie liboral with your trees. We “My Sunny Florida," by the grammar Sage nnd Sulphur Compound. This havo called in to sympathize with us recommend the following brands: school room nnd a piano duet, “Thru can always be depended upon to in our recent trial, all of which we Field and Stream," by Misses Rona j bring back tho natural color and lu«■ SEMINOLE FRUIT ANI) VINE appreciate. W. & T.'S SEMINOLE FRUIT MANURE Mnnn and Catherine Lake. The play - 1tru of your hair. * ( 8% Am., 0% A. P. A., 8 % Pot.) (3% Am., 8% A. P. A., Pot.) let, “Tho Boston Tea Party,” by tho I Everybody uses “Wyeth s Sago and THE VERMOREL FRENCH graduates, waB a decided success. 1Sulphur Compound now ceruse W. A T.'S SPECIAL FRUITER ALKIPEAL FRUIT MANURE KNAP SACK SPRAYING MA­ Very quaint and beautiful wore tho darkens so naturally, and even y a (4% Am., 8 % A. P. A., 8 % Pot.) (3% Am., 139fc T. P. A., 10% Pot.) CHINE IG THE BEST MADE. old fnshioned costumes of Colonial nobody can tell It has been app . SOLD AND GUARANTEED IDEAL FRUIT AND VINE MANURE ditys, tho dainty ten sot, candles nnd You simply dampen a sponge or FOR $25.00 BY CATES’ CRATE ( 8 % Am., 0% A. P. A., 10% Pot.) vn»0B, and very becoming wns tho brush with it nnd draw s CO. PHONE 181. 37-tfc "tago setting to tho fair girls and the hair, taking one small etrand at Send for our booklet, “Fertilizers for the Summor Application" by Buynrd F, Floyd, I t tronta not only gallant lads as they gracefully ren- n ttime; by morning tie g y of fertilization, hot gives summer schedule for spraying. FOR SALE—111 acres, four miles out deretl song and dance and brought has disappeared, nnd a on good road, opposite Country hack memories of “auld Lang Syno.” , application it becomes )e Club; new 5-room bungalow, gnrngo A dialogue, "A musical contest” a dark nnd appears glossy WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY and out buildings; somo land cleared negro farce, was well received and —Adv. and planted in fruit trees; good wa MANUFACTURERS OF IDEAL FERTILIZERS loudly applauded followed by the mil-1 ' T. „ ji tor. G. Hirschi, R. 1, Sanford, Fla. Agricultural Building Jacksonville, Florida Itnry drill and tho patriotic pantomThe stomach regu a fount*in ' 37-ltp mo of the boys nnd girls of tho higher tlon of the bloo am , grades. ! head of henRh or disease. Got yourALAN SCOT^, Local Representative The world at your door every even­ Mrs. Ora D. Layton, Orlando'Health stoninch right by taking an ac. ing for 16c.—Dally Herald. Crusade representative, gave n very Union Pharmacy. . . • * s : PAOLA POINTS : UPSALA AND : : grapevule: EAST SANFORD : L0NGW00D Complete Stock] There is a satisfaction in knowing that when you send for a thing that you will get it. It is our purpose to maintain our stocks so that you will not be disappointed. Another thing,—the price is not ad­ vanced during a temporary local shortage. We are at your service all the time. : LAKE MONROE Chase SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK Company : FERTILIZER FOR CITRUS TREES! i I •’1. ' ' L«' �CATES CRATE THE BIG NEW PEED STORE NOW IN OUR NEW BUILDING PHONE ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE AT ONCE FOR CASH No. 2 White Clip Oats, 100-lbs., per sack ....................... $2.u Purina Baby Chick, 50-lbs:, per sa ck ...........................—..... $1,73 Purina O-Molene 100-lbs., per s a c k ....... ..............................92.52 No. 2 Yellow Mixed Corn, 100-lbs., per sa c k ..................... $1.91 Purina Baby Chick Feed, 8 1-8 lbs., per sa c k ................... $0.35 Purina Cow Chow. 24% Proteen, 100-lbs., per sack............$8.23 Purina Chicken Chowder, 100-lbs., per Back ..................... $3.70 No. 2 White Corn, 100-lbs., per .sack ...............- .................. $1,91 Purina Calf Chow, 25-lbs., per s a c k ....................................$1-30 Purina Chicken Chowder, 60-lbs., per sa c k ........................$1.91 Alfalfa Meal Pea Green, 100-lbs., per sa c k .......................... $2.2| Purina Hen Chow (Scratch) 100-lbs., per s a c k ................$2.86 Purina Chicken Chowder, 8 1-8-lbs., per sa c k ..... ................$0.40 Pure Wheat Brand, 100-lbs., per s a c k .................. $2,53 Purina Hen Chow (Scratch), 60-lbs., per sa c k ......... ........$1.49 Purina Pigeon Chow, 100-lbs., per sack ................................$4.84 Pure Wheat Shorts, 100-lbs., per sa c k ................................ 12.35 Larrp Dairy Feed, 100-lbs., per sa ck ....................................$3.50 Purina Hen Chow (Scratch), 8 1-8-lbs., per s a c k ............$0.80 Grit for Chickens, 100-lbs., per sack....... ........................... $1.50 Cotton Seed Meal, BHght 7%, per sack ................................$2.52 Purina ‘‘Winner Brand" Scratch 100-lbs., per sa c k ........... $2.50 Oyster Shell, 100-lbs., per sack ................................... ;....... 51.53 No. 1 Race Horse White Clip Oats, 100-lbs., per sa c k ....... $2.50 Purina Baby Chick Feed, 100-lbs., per s a c k ..................... $3.34 Have you seen that new chic fountain we just got In? It fits any MASON JAR, can’t leak or overflow. CHICKS can’t get wet and CHILL—U saves baby chicks. It and PURINA keeps then healthy and growing. We are giving them free with a sack of PURINA CHICK CHOW. Tell your neighbor. Call and get yours.—If not listed ask us for It. Will givo one sack Old Beck Sweet Feed or Purina Molasses Feed with every $10.00 purchase. For your garden and flowers phone us for fertilizer. We know the kind you need and furnish any amount. Phone us your wants—if we haven’t got it will get It for you... Thanks! ,1 St. Petersburg nt Jacksonville. OFFICIAL SCHEDULE AUGUST 7, 8. 9— OF FLORIDA STATE St. Petersburg nt Daytona. LEAGUE FOR 1921. Lnkelnnd a t Tampa. Orlando nt Jacksonville. APRIL 27, 28, 29— AUGUST 10, 11, 12— Orlando at Daytona. Orlando a t Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa. Jacksonville nt Tampa. St. Peteraburg at LnkaUnd. St. Petersburg nt Lnkelnnd. MAT 1. 2. 3— AUGUST 14, 15. 18— Lakeland at Daytona. Lnkelnnd nt Dnytonn. Jacksonville nt St. Petersburg. Jacksonville at St. Petersburg. Tampa at Orlando. Tnmpn nt Orlando. MAT 4, 5, 6— AUGUST 17, 18. 19— Daytona nt Orlando. Daytona at Orlando. Lnkclnnd nt Jacksonville. i t Jack so n v ille. ■■ i t St. Petersburg. Tnmpn l . St. Petersburg. MAY 8, 9, 16— Daytonn at Jacksonville. SILVER WEDDING ANNI­ Orlando nt St. Petersburg. VERSARY. Tnmpn nt Lakeland. The attractive home of Mr. and MAY 11, 12, 13— Mrs. W. P. Fields wns the scene of Jacksonville at Daytona. lovllncss Fridny evening when they Lakeland nt St. Petersburg. entertained n large number of their Orlando at Tampa. friends, the occusion bolng their Sil­ MAY IB, 16, 17— ver Wedding anniversary. Daytonn at Lnkelnnd. Quantities of fragrant pink and Jacksonville nt Orlando. whito roses, and oleanders In baskets St. Petersburg nt Tampa. vines nnd potted plnnts, were most MAY 18. 19. 20— artistically used In the spnclous Dnytonn nt Tnmpn. rooms of this attractive home. In Jacksonville nt Lakeland. the dining room the refreshments St. Petersburg nt Orlando. table wns covered with a beautiful MAY 22, 23, 24— lace cloth, nnd centerod with tho Dnytonn nt St. Petersburg. wedding enke Ice in white, nround Orlnndo nt Lnkelnnd. the bnse of which wns an attractive Tnmpn nt Jacksonville. arrangement of ferns. From the MAY 25, 26, 27— chandelier to the corners of tho ta ­ Tnmpn nt Dnytonn. ble were festoons of graceful aspar­ Lnkolnml nt Orlnndo. agus ferns, fastened with whito rib­ St. Petersburg nt Jacksonville. bons. MAY 29, 30, 3 1 Mrs. Alfred LHJn welcomed the St, Petersburg nt Daytona. guests nt tho floor, nnd Mrs. L. P. ' Lnkelnnd nt Tnmpn. Ilngnn introduced them to the re­ Orlnndo nt Jacksonville. ceiving line. In the receiving lino JUNE 1, 2, 3— were Mr. nnd Mrs. Fields nnd their Orlnndo nt Dnytonn. young dnughters, Misses Mnry nnd Jacksonville nt Tnmpn. Louise Fields. Mrs. Fields wore n St. Petersburg nt Lnnkelnnd. beautiful gown of oyster white cropo JU N E 5, fi, 7— knit, the bodice being basque effect, Lnkelnnd nt Dnytonn. with baby Irish lace and hand made Jacksonville nt St. Petersburg. roses, .while the skirt wns n draped Tnmpn nt Orlnndo. model. Her slippers of white sntln JUNE 8. 9, 10— were those worn nt her wedding, 25 Dnytonn nt Orlnndo. years ago. She enrried a bride’s Lnkelnnd nt Jacksonville. bouquet of brides roses. Misses Tnmpn nt St. Petersburg. Fields wore becoming frocks of whito JUNE 12. 13, I I— orgnnidie, trimmed with hnnd made Dnytonn nt Jacksonville. flowers. Orlnndo nt St. Petersburg. Punch was served throughout tho Tnmpn nt Lnkelnnd. evening, at a prettily decorated ta ­ JUNE 15, 10. 17— ble in the hnll, by Mrs. E. M. Carroll, Jacksonville nt Dnytonn. and nt a late hour, delicious refresh­ Lnkelnnd nt St. Petersburg. ments consisting of chicken snlnd, Orlnndo nt Tnmpn. anilines, olives, pickles, wafers, nngol JUNE 19. 20. 21— feed nnd gold cake nnd coffee, wero Dnytonn nt Lnkelnnd. served by Misses Mnry nnd Loulso Jacksonville nt Orlnndo. Fields nnd Ethel Kcrsoy. St. Petersburg nt Tnmpn. JUNE 22, 23, 21— Tho following program wns ren­ dered during the evening: Dnytonn nt Tnmpn. Jacksonville nt Lnkelnnd. Piano duet—‘‘Parade of tho Amngnus"—Elisabeth Shoomnkor, Mrs. St. Petersburg nt'Orlando. 8 . W. Wnlkcr. JUNE 20, 27, 28— Dnytonn nt St. Petersburg, Vocal Solo—"Little Grny Homo In Orlnndo nt Lnkelnnd. tho West."—Mildred Lee. Violin solo—(a) Cradle Song, Tnmpn ut Jacksonville. JUNE 29, 30—JULY 1— Houser; (b) In tho Glonmlng— Mrs. P. M. Boyd. Tnmpn nt Dnytonij. Lakeland at Orlnndo. Headings—Group of lovo poems St. Petersburg ut Jacksonville. nnd Rosa from tho Slgnl Rose—Mrs. JULY 3, 1, 5— Newberry. St. Petersburg nt Dnytonn. Vocal duet—"Silver Threads Lnkelnnd nt Tnmpn. Among tho Gold.----- Mr. nnd Mrs. Orlnndo nt Jacksonville. H. It. I.ning. JULY 0, 7, 8— Plano Solo—"Lovo Song," Ambrose Orlnndo nt Dnytonn. —Mrs. S. W. Wnlkor. Jacksonville nt Tnmpn. Vocnl solo—"When You nnd I wero St. Petersburg nt Lnkelnnd. Young, Mngglo"—Lilly Ruth Spen­ JULY 10, II, 12— cer. Lnkelnnd nt Dnytonn. Headings—"The Lapse of Memory" Jacksonville nt Tnmpa. —Mias Orn Williams, St, Petersburg nt Lakeland. Pinna Solo—Julia I-aing. JULY 13, 14. 15— Vocnl solo—"O, Lovo of Mlno" Daytonn nt Orlnndo. Holes—P. M. Royd. Lakeland nt Jacksonville. Violin solo—"Believe me, if all Tnmpn nt Lnkelnnd. Those Endenrlng Young Chnrms."— JULY 20, 21. 22— Mrs. P. M. Boyd. Jacksonville nt Dnytonn. At the conclusion of tho program Orlundo nt Tnmpn. the folowing orlginnl poem, written Lnkolnml nt St. Petersburg. nnd rend by Mrs. E. M. Carroll: JULY 24. 25. 26— DEDICATED TO MR. .AND MRS. Daytona ut Lnkelnnd. W. P. FIELDS Jncksonvlllo nt Orlnndo. (On tholr 25th wedding anniversary) St. Petersburg at Tampa. Twonty-flvo yenrs ago today JULY 27, 28, 29— Hu led n maidon homo to atny Duytonn nt Tnmpn. In n cottnge he had tried hts best Jacksonville nt lakeland.-- . . To make n cosy little n est St. Petersburg nt Orlando. JULY 31—AUGUST 1. 2— It wns something fine twenty-five Daytona nt St. Petersburg. years ago Orlnndo nt Lnkelnnd. To look in his handsome face and Tnmpn ut Jncksonvlllo. know AUGUST 3, 4. 5— That he would walk by her side thru Tampa at Daytona. life Lakeland at Orlando, To help her bear its petty strife. S jt; It was something fine twenty-five When one or the other will be taken away years ago To took in her pretty face and know But on that happy golden shore That she was to walk by his aide You'll bo happier than you were be­ thru life fore. To bo a true and happy wife. MRS. E. M. CARROLL. April 21, 1922 It is something fine when the woild Last but not least was the poem goes 111 written by Mrs. Carroll’s father who To know sho’s faithful and lovea you is 86 years old: 1 still To feci when sunshine is hid from TO MR AND MRS. W. P. FIELDS Time in Its flight night She’s there to help you find tbo light. Mnrks twenty-five yenrs tonight With silvery gifts so bright if t o f e e l h e r n e a r SJincn tb» snerort knot wn» tied ‘.Vile11 Liu ' witn its sorrows seems That made sweet Oscie my orlue. ' hard to bear To feel when you falter a clasp O Time, deal gently in coming years Until tho golden wedding day spdivine . r?r.rr . . .. . \Jt her f o n d e r and t r u s t i n g hand ’ in To brighten again this homo of love thine. ‘Till they reunite In heaven above. —Written by J. Hill Jones. Ho Is to her Joy of life She is to him a devoted wife Like tho spray of tho ocean seems to WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS IN FLORIDA FOR WEEK kiss tho sun ENDING APRIL 18. 1922 Their lives arc blended into one. Thru all these many years Thru joy nnd B o rro w nnd sometimes tenrs They havo walked together side by si do With nothing to disturb or their lovo divide. Sometimes friends, the world goes wrong For God gives grief with the gift of song Sometimes poverty but your lovo Is moro To you than riches nnd golden store. There will come a long sad day Temperature: Temperatures wer* unseasonably high throughout tho week, tho dally excess at some sta­ tions being 10 to 16 degrees. Maxi­ mum temperatures were will up in tho 90’s. Precipitntlon: ShoweiH occurred west of the Apalachicola River, nnd in the extreme northern portion of the peninsula between the Apnlnchlcoin nnd Suwnneo Rivers. Tho week wns practically rainless over the-pen­ insula east and south of the Suwon, nee, the drought remninlng unbroken in tho south, whore it hns continued for sevcrnl months. Condition of cropp: Most crops In tho truck line are in a precarious condition, and some hnvo deteriorated sorlously; In fact, beans on high Innds In some instances have been ruined— result of dry, hot weather. On low lands the deterioration is not so pro­ nounced. Melons made fair progress, but growth Is backward; oats are be­ ing harvested; tho crop is short, ow­ ing to rust and other dnmnge from dry weather. Corn made faair pro­ gress, but needs rain; tho crop is generally well worked; there is no complaint of gross. Cotton was planA* t,', J,imi J1 *rer Jr good condi­ tion, but some recent planting is germinating slowly; some early seed­ ing is up nnd chopping will begin soon. Tobacco jvlnr.tr ert doing Tooll, but like nit other crops need rnlh. Strawberry plants nro doing fairly well In the north, but dry weather Is nffectlng tho crop. Harvesting Irish potntocn continued bn a largo scale, Thnt crop, nlso, hns been unfavorably affected by drought. The wonther during the week was excellent for harvesting purposes. Citrus leaves nro curling, nnd some fruit Is drop­ ping where the drought hns been most severe. GILCHRIST TO RUN AGAINST TRAMMELL M U Tli«> A N .o rhit i-il I’rt-.sP TAMPA, April 25.—Over long dis­ tance tclophono former governor Al. bert W. Gilchrist, nt Jacksonville, Inst night informed tho Tnmpa Mor­ ning Tribune thnt he hnd decided to lie n candidate for tho United States senate in the deinocrntic primary of Juno 6, against Sonator Park Trim, moll, who socks re-oloctlon. The f* mer governor has been m eetin g friends a t Jacksonville tho lost f» day sand his decision Is a result g these meetings. General Gilchrist was governor g Florida from 1908 to 1912, being m, ccodcd to tho office b y Mr. Training who went from tho gubernatorial mnnalon Into tho senate. Si* ytll| ngo, when Mr. Trammell sought ag won tho senatorshlp against N. p Brynn, then senator, General Gi christ nnd Perry G. Wnll a l 80 w,t( rnmlldatcs. General Gilchrist’s homo Is |n p * , tn Gorda. MrATT£ IS REMOVED AS SPECIAL AGENT CHARGE OF DISLOYALTY WASHINGTON, April 25.-W. o. Wntts, special agent Department o( Justice was removed today for dialog, nlty to tho Department after udmlasb n he furnished to Rcpresentatln Johnson, Republican, South Dakota, certain information on which Job* son bnsed his attack on the depart, mmont in a recent speech in tb| House. , FORT LAUDERDALE, April 25.J. F. Bowsman, merchant, of Deerfield, nenr here, was kidnapped laai night by three men and wns taken to Deerfield bench nnd severely bcatea after his captors accused him ol stealing fifty cuhos liquor smuggled 1 nfrom Bimini nnd concealed nrai his place. W arrants have been |jsued for the arrest of tho assailants FERRALINESALESTREMENDUOUS The Fame of Ferraline Is Spreading Rapidly NOTED EDITOR FERED FOR YEARS Health AlmostRuinei By Ravages o f Indigestion ' Sufferers Learn of It’s Wonderful Meriti— Today la Entirely They Try It and Become Convinced. Then ed and Praises They Pass on the Joyful News to Others Most Highly. That They Too May Win Health. Hundreds Mr, F. W. D nughcrt opinion t h a t of Testimonials Are in Our Files Which All ofho thewould be d ead cent le t te r to tho I) Tell The Same Story of New Found Health Company, he s ay e; "1 nm sending and Increased Vitality. some people I tliirg If you n ro nerv o u s anil weak: If yo u r meuls do not a g ree u u n you uni! c au se hum lu fill your nlonmch an d |iu t, premturo on ymir heart. If pimple*, bolls, hhickhcutln an d other akin blem ishes shun- th a t your Mood In filled w ith Im purities. If yuur liver nr kidneys a re n o t working properly, re s u ltin g In h eadach es, sick headitches, cniiHiIpnlhin nnd Its nllcm lnnt evils, th e n s t a r t to use Kcrrnllno Im­ m ediately In h u n d r e d s of ease* ju s t like yo u rs relief h a s been ipilckly anti p e rm a n e n tly b ro u g h t by the urn of this n a tu r a l tunic. It s m lion is w on ­ derful It Is N a t u r e ’s rem edy and goes righ t Into th e system , eleiuislnit, p u ri­ fying mill elim in atin g u n ln.dttiy colli amt building new oiicn. It Is a b so lu te­ ly h arm less ami Itn only effects are beneficial ones. F ro m the thousand* who h av e used It you will only hear tho w a r m e s t w ords of praise. P r e e x i s t * a re repo rtin g huge sales of F e rra lin e In th eir store* bvcuusn F e rr a lin e renlly does w h a t wa s n y - It will. Your d ru g g ist hns Ferraline In stock. Huy a bottle today. BEST REPEATER HE EVER HANDLED SAYS DRUGGIST Druggist Sells 12 Gross (1728 Bottles) of FERRALINE in Short Period. Only Won­ derful Properties Could Sell & Medicine So Fast. In a r e c e n t le t te r received by the F e r r a lin e Medicine Company, the own* e r o f O i l m a n ’s Drug Store, a thriving Mobile. A l a , co m pany eaya "Your s a l e s m a n strolled Into th e sto re and Introduced F e rra lin e A fte r listening to w h a t h e h a d to say. decided to try t h r e e dosen, classin g ft along the lines of p a te n t m edicines In th r e e day s I o rd e re d a g ro s s a n d w ith you r line o r ad vaemrtisin It h attv* s been k.one gross *- - " s ag e *. n iu g « A ffa ir nA _ ___a a f t e r a n oi tl hh ae sr aan d up Ito ethe present tim e J h a v e h an d led tw elve arnoi D oing som P. . e w for S W one SIW kind 1of /1 Imedlclnr RI I l. VI I'k, II If 1), v v v ii a i v iiiu It aold strictly on Us merlin and l consider It one-of the best repealers i have handled. Hundreds of people have taken from on# to a doien bot> Could a medicine sell like this unless It really did bring to those suffering from rheumallam'a aches and palna, indigestion's pangs and ths effects ot Imnura blood and poor functioning hMneys and llvar, real and satisfactory rs llf f r No. Thsaa targa sales prove Uusi rgrrallna la w hat wa claim It to be. Nature’s on* greataat tonic. by F K ItllA L I N E j LINK In iny nUd It hns dune SO BON ALLY (hut recommend It Indigestion my health would hnv ej You do not hnvo to go nny f a r th e r used KKItll th a n your n e a re s t D rug S tore to get n< eral b o ll r or 1 a line, Thin w onderful rem edy In v >U h ly r e / fur *alo ev ery w h ere, .hint ducblu right, now th a t you will drop In m you] D rug Store am t p u rch as e ti bottle n I-er rail no. I he resu lts will tu n.u o y o i lliousmtits hnvo been hcncfittcd by m one. For ricrvoiisnorn. Indigestion) rh e u m a tis m an d dlsordera of the blood it h a s no povr. Head t l u s o moult!in which nro lint n f c from tho hvimlruhi In o u r flh W D. HpurUn, IV ;■by h r lari of Dcmopolln, Ala,, cays; "FV>r a g r e a t ninny yonrl been su b ject to sn aradlc, and severe nttncku of Indlgestloi h eard of tho c u r a t iv e effei line, on one or tw o of in'; I decided. In a lm o st she, to tr y It. nnd t nm glni greatly bene fit ted m e.’] H onorable W. W. I Centerville, Ala., saya: J desire, w ith o u t 1 hesitation, to t-otnmend . son* who nro over workel In 11 ru n - d o w n eondj a tonic. 1 took p a lm o s t like a new, Mr. Orlpy Mol| Onto, w rites: "I nm ordering „ Ilea of F crrntlno fr I ca n n o t keep It o n my- friends ir y It th eir friend* and know 1 h av e nott g o t ' y o u r medicine h aail „ a„ , m e n t h e re It would be Kvery one t h a t b u y s 1 back for m ore It wout to a d v e rtis e Itself. I send off w h e n e v e r t t h a t h a v e tried It ■ do w ith o u t It. I t for It b a a don e w hs for my wife, for I of th e m .’* W In down Jgtem . l e n t US pent: w ith a o f InnumI w as JE, tho J found It lop erltles png. ton e Invigor- AH Local Drug Stores Handle Ferraline. f/i 1EHIIALINE to \T roubles, In testin al ‘^ a r r J i l n o tod ay. B tart Vbalth w ith o u t delay. fof Testimonf //7 ^ V ro v e (' s ‘O e s l r n , w ithout n ll c lu t lo o or hegl- / a r r a f i n e w in hrlhg* you’^ n l i h v "and Ift.w .y se e and read the testim on ials that Jett era w ritten by tllne w ho have u se and w ant to yd to their friends «rs. you would bo >ur caao, ton, F erolpfuL [Idea of aom e o f the k*t have been ob* lem phja, Tenn.. th a t I could >N ever g o t a ^ ro f th e aw fu l fa c h .” A fter U k [F erralln a 1 found eat heartily, m y ' oubled m e and 6ft m e. I be. heat rem edy on till cure stom ach S t i a i i t m .* ’ Sa b i o f m r . fB ST IN D , VILA. R em arka I W e ig h ] F e ri Mr. W. W. Lauft— tor, of Bibb County/'™— tw o a n d a h a lf p o u n d ! d a y s a f t o r s t a r t i n g to ui T h is la a w onderful re«g m o r e w onderful t h a n th a r 0 , fle r * JThP, b * v* w r it te n to t r e f in e Medicine Come t h e i r ex O u r claims. «#is! m i l rhet>,— for tw o ”1 had such ^ — r ^ ,n b a nnd body mTe Itching on m y feat - E ciem a th at I w a s In pdltion, m y kldnaya a la o Td and 1 w a s In n gencondition. altracied to Ferraline b y advertised In A lab am a fr ie r u sin g leas th an onn an d . . . Vlotlceabiy - — —•7 relieved IOUVTH SUL. u o k f p g F e r r a l i n e t h e p a in * r u r / r A A>n,r1^ n y n tf m h a s b een *h» 5v5 * * m g r e a t ly Im proved _ __ J M Lc*cm* la m u c h b a tt e r . 1 r a u a a a u ,? . J * COfnlm «»'d F e r r a lin e be* 11 h *J* re s to re d m e to h e a l t h IV rati �rev m SANTORO Whereas, this Board of County Commissioners do believe that In fair­ ness and Justice to Seminole county, the state tax equaliser should rescind his order in referenda to a raise in Seminole county, , Therefore, Be It Resolved, by the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, th at inasmuch as tho Hon. M. L. Dawson, State Equal­ izer of Taxes has seen fit to rescind his ordezs in several of the counties of the state, this Board of County Commissioners do hereby urgently re­ quest the Hon M. L. Dawson, to re­ scind his order in reference to a raise in Sominolo County. Adopted this the 22nd day of April, A. D. 1022. L. A. BRUMLEY, Chm. C. W. ENTZMINGER, E. CURLETT, Board of County Com­ missioners of Scmlnolo County, Fla. Attest: E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk, By: V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. Tho application for radium treat­ ment of Clara Galloway was approv­ ed by this Board. There being no furthor business this board adjourned to moot again at their next regular mooting held Tuesday, May 2nd, A. D. 1022. Far Representative ASBIBT. SANITARY BN O INU R STATE BOARD OR HEALTH HERB A t tha earnest request of m any!ft. assessed *t the date of the leeuenoe or INSPECTING SPRING WATER friends I have decided to become a s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e o f A. a U n l e s s a a ld c e r t i f iecaat tse ws ha al l l ~ .................. candidate fur the position of represen­ Rhodes, be redeemsi tamed a c c o r d i n g_ to dag D eed w i l l I s s u e t h e r e o n on th o A. C. Newman assistant sanitary tative from Seminolo County subject o f A p ril, A. D. 1911. engineer of the state board of health to the decision of tho Democratic pri­ W I T N E S S m y o f f l a l a l s i g n a t u r e a n a t h i s t h e S t t h d a y o f M a r c h . A. D. was here yesterday and today looking mary to bo held Juno 6th, 1922. Hav­ ■eal 1911. B. A. DOUGLASS, aftor the drinking w ater of tha city ing served for throe terms as repre­ (8E A L ) Jltrk Circuit Court. Court CL.,. nhd inspected the Elder Springe wa­ sentative and knowing the needs «f Seminole Count: l l S t o By; A. M. WBB ter and Lord’s Purity W ater and tho county nnd tho state 'l will aorve seemed to And the drinking water of the people to tho boat of my ability I n ( h e CCoaunrut lyo,f SCloaut ea t yo fJ iFil so rni d da e m l a o l o this city to be all rig h t Heexpects and believe I am qualified to give NOTICE TO C REDITO RB this city to bo all right. He expects them real eorvico os a member of the In r e E s t a t e o f also return at an oarly dote and Florida legislature. M ils. A. R. S T IL E S , D e c e a s e d . make an Inspection of tho Sanford To a ll C red ito rs, L eg atees, D is tr ib u te e s FOREST LAKE. a n d a ll pereons b a v in s c la im s o r d e ­ (P a id P o litical A d v e rtis e m e n t) dairies and offer suggestions in r«m a n d s a g a in s t said aetata: T o u , a n d e a c h o t you , a r e h e r e b y no­ gnrd to tho sanitary measures to b« For Representative t i f i e d a n d r e q u i r e d to p r e s e n t say adopted in tho milk supply. o la ln ie a n d d e m a n d s w h lo h y o u o r e i t h ­ I, hereby announce myaelf a candi­ e r o f y o u m a y h a v e a g a i n s t t h e e s t a t e A. R. S tile s , d e c e a s e d , l a t e of date for the office of representative oS fe mMi nrs. na M n o l e C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , t o t h e u n d e r ­ from Seminole County, subject to the s i g n e d , a d m i n i s t r a t o r o t s a i d e a l a to, rom th e d a te h e r e o f Democratic Primary to be held June w iDt haitne dt wFoe byr euaarrsy f11th A. D. 1111. L. J. M A R T L E T , 6th, A. D., 1922. A d m in istrato r. O. P. SWOPE. L o n g w o o d , F la . Il-tto POLITICAL For County Commissioner The friends of D. L. Thrasher an­ nounce his candidacy for the position of County Commissioner for District No. 1, knowing that he will at all times bo found doing his full duty ns ho boos it and that the county will havo a business man in District No. 1 and a conscientious worker for tho people of tho whole country.—Paid Political Advertisement. is now nssesBod at a higher per cent of actual value, than most of the coun­ RALPH BRONSON TO BRING KEY WEST BOY SCOUTS ties of tho Stute, and, TO SANFOItp IN JULY Fur County Commissioner Whereas, Tho Board of County ON TUB PROPOSITION THAT OUR Commissioners in nnd for^ Sominolo The friends of John Mcisch anCOUNTY WAS RAISED LAST Ralph Bronson of Key West is in County, instructed the Tnx Assesnor tho city and his man.' f.-iu ri-w v ’r r c U h : a . a d * d - c , ykaic a n d is p a y i n g s h a r p of snld county, to muko a flat rniso Igiving him a warm greeting. Ho 1of County Commissioner for District T.:_ Roll, The Boaia oi County C w anijjlcn 1of 1C:1 un th i i wuh l o r m o r l ; t h e Io c s ! o? No 9 Vn.owtup that be_ will at all crs for Seminolo county mot nt tho cull he did, and j tho Southern Boll Telephone Co., of ! times bo found doing tils full duty as Whereas, the Tnx Assessor of Semi­ , this city and being n member of the ho secs it and that the county will of tho chairman at 10 n. m. Saturday, April 22nd. Present: Ghairmnn L. A. nole county hns informed this board i Kay West Rotary Club and of the havo a business man in District No. 2 Bromley, nnd CommiBsionors S. W. that tho Tnx Roll for 1022, will show JBoys Work Committee, at the meet­ and a conscientious worker for tha Entzmingor and E. Curlett, with V. E. un increase of approximately 3% over ing of the Sanford Rotary Club to- people of the whole country.—raid Douginas,' Deputy Clerk nnd C. M. the 11)21 assessment, and, j day asked that the Sanford Rotar- Political Advertisement WhcreaB, ut tho timo this Board ac­ Inns would again look after tho com­ Hand, choriff, in attendance. For County Commissioner Ahaonti Commiaslonera: L. P. Ha­ cepted the raise of 10% as orderod by forts of the Key West Boy Scouts tho State Tnx Equalizer, they were who wero hero last year and want to 1 hereby nnnounct my candidacy for gan nnd O. P. Swope. Chnlrmnn L. A. Brumloy announced under tho impression that all othor come again this year In July and use tho position of county commissioner that tho purpoao of this meeting was counties in tho stnte would bo raised tho Sanford camp for a week. Ralph for District No. 2, subject to the de­ to tnko up tho m atter of tho rniso of in proportion, and thereby cause nu ; said tho Key West Boy Scouts wanted cision of tho Democratic primary to bo taxes in Seminole county, ns ordered equalization of taxes, and that thiH to camp in a community that stood held Juno 6th, 11)22. WALTER HAND. by Hon. M. L. Dawson, state tax general ralso ovor the stnto would al­ for boyB work and especially for the <1*iitil P o l i t i c a l A i v o r l l Hc me ut ) low the state millago to bo lowcrod, Boy Scouts nnd for civic prldo and equalizer. Clerk of tho Hoard hero reud a let­ and, for that reason ho wanted thorn to For County Commissioner Whereas, tho citizens and tnx pay­ return to Sanford. Ills request ter from Mr. Dawson, wherein ho I nnnounco my cnndtdncy for tho po­ agrees to accept a 5% raise instead of ers of Seminole county hnvo raised was given tho hearty assurance that sition of County Commissioner for tho considerable protest nguinst this raise Sanford Roturlans under tho leader­ a 10% raise ns at first ordered. District No, 2 subject to tho decision of 10 per cont, and have requested this ship of Deane Turner chairman of Comr. C. W. Entzmingor offered tho of tho Democratic primary to ho liuld following resolution nnd moved its Hoard of County Commissioners to tho Boys Work Committoo, would do Juno 6 th, 1922. My decision to enter adoption, which was duly seconded by use thoir efforts to get tho order of all in thoir power to make tho visit the rnco was mudo at tliu earnest re­ tho State Tax Equalizer, ordering a of tho Koy West Boy Scouts plonsant Comr. E. Curiett, nnd adopted. quest of innny friends nnd 1 promlso nnd profitable. WhcreaB, Tho County of Seminolo 10% raise, rescinded, and, that If ulcctcd to servo tho host Inter­ ests of the ontirc county. JOHN W. BELL. WE STAND PAT . (P a id P o litical A d v e rtise m e n t) For County Commissioner Having served the people of Somi­ nolo County us commissioner since tho county was established, 1 will aguin bo n candidate for tho position of County Commissioner from the Third District subject to tho decision of tho Demo­ cratic primary to bo held Juno 6, 1022. C. W. ENTZMINGER. (P a id P o litical A d v e rtise m e n t) M odel “ F ” You Need Cletrac F" If You R a ise Potatoes or Truck, ♦595 —you need it to plow and disc—and thoroughly prepare your seed bed. You need it to plant your seed and harvest your crop. You need it also to do your cultivating. , Complete FOB. F a c to ry CU trac F is Convertible C le trac P c i n b e q u ick ly a n d easily c h a n g e d fro m t h e 43 in. w id th b y 14 in. c lo eren ce else t o e ith e r o f tw o o t h e r e i i e s - ^ 32 In. b y 8 in. for co rn o r c o tt o n c u ltiv a tio n o r 43 in . b y 8 in. for g e n e r a l fa rm w o rk o n hilly la n d a n d for o rc h a r d s . T h i s quick c o n v ertib ility g iv e s y o n s p e d * H i e d p o w e r o n a n y Job, T he type of Cletrac F best suited to your w ork Is 43 inches wide and has n 14 inch clearance. It straddles the row in cultivating, pushing the Cletrac Straddle-R ow Culti­ vator uhcad of it o r using the tools that you have at p re se n t And all this is Just a part of Cletrec’s work. It is a real all-purpose tractor—does every farm job from Jan u ary to December. You’ll like Cletrac F a extreme simplicity of construc­ tion, case of operation, quick accessibility of all working Darts and strong chrom e steel construction. And you II like w e n better th e w ay it works on sandy, hilly or soft ground. You ow e it to yourself to see a dem onstration of this wonderful new low-priced tractor. W e ’re here to see th a t you get it. Come in and w e’U gladly arrange it for any timo and place that suits you. McDonald & burgm an FLORIDA DISTRIBUTORS DAYTONA, FLORIDA 7 (P a id P o litical A d v e rtis e m e n t) Id C ourt o f C ou n ty J u d g e , S t u l s e l e C o u rty , B ill* o f F lo r id a Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 675 of the General Statutes of the State of Florida NOTICE O F A D M IN IST R A T O R (F a r F in a l D lo e h o r g e ) U N IO N -M A O S LONG WEARING a o u r O R T COVERALLS era made ■■T3 n 3 ‘ ■5 •I ,.r AnHliff.UnM r „ . 'i'-* «*---« i Tax Deoil to Ibhuo In accor.lnnco w ith N otice of A p p lication fo r In x Deed taw. Hold certific ate nmlirncen the fol* l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y rtltunteil In H cm lnnlo C o u n t y . F o lrliln . t o - w l t : L o t U, tllo o k 9. T i e r », H an fo rd . T h e antil la n d lin in g a s s e s s e d a t th o d a t o o f t h e tnnunneo o f s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e In th o n a m e o Notice is hereby given thnt It. L. f J. W. F i t z g e r a l d ICatnto. U nions s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e s h a l l be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g Kennedy, purchaser of Tux Certifi­ to la w T a x D eed will Is suo t h o r o o n o n 29th d a y n f A p ril, A. D. 1922, cate No. 270, dated tin* 3rd day of th oWITN EH H to y o f f i c i a l s i g n a t u r e a n d Juno, A. I). 101H, hns filed wild cortl*; «”jal thin the Ittli day of M a r c h , A. D. Under Section 575 of the General Statutes of the State of Florida fiento in my offlco, nnd hns mndo np-j <h h \ l > r . a . doitolahh , plication for Tux Deed to issuo in nca im f c o ^ C o U ^ r 'la . cordimco with law. Said cortlflcuto; 32-flto liy; A. M. WEEKS, D, c. embraces the following described prop­ I n t h e C lr e u l t C o u r t , S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C ir c u i t In n n d f o r S e m i n o le erty situated In Seminolo County, C o u n ty , F lo rid a Florida, to-wit: Lot 140 Kurckn IN C H A N C E R Y Hammock. Tho said land bqltig n s-1 sessod at tho (into of tho Issuance of oodruff, C om p lu ln tn n t, such cortificuto in tho nnmo of Un­ F. L. Wve. C. H. LI ml eley. I*. F r e r ie r , a n d R. J . known. Unless said certificate shall Clone. D e f e n d a n t s . O IID E K O F P U R I .IC A T IO N bo redeemed according to low tax deed n o w n h e ir s , d e v is e s , g r a n will Issuo thoroon on tho 12th day of T ote ethno o ru noktliu r c l a i m a n t s , a n d n il p a r ­ t i e s c l a i m i n g a n I n t e r c u t ti n d e r C. IL Mny, A. D. 1922. l.tnd nlo y, I*. F r e d e r a n d B. J. C la s s , r w ‘i s e In "tlm p r o ------p e r t y *h e r e i n o r o ttht e----Witness my official algnnturo and a f ttee r d e s c r ib e d , a n d to n il p a r t i e s ficnl this tho 4th dny of April, A. D. c l a i m i n g a n I n t e r e s t tn s a i d p r o p e r t y , s i t u a t e d In fieinlno lo C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , 1922. to -w lt: D e g l n n l n g IS c h n l n i N o r t h a n d 33 a n d (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, 9-100 c h n l n e E n e l o f t h e H o u t h w e a t c o r ­ Clork Circuit Court, n e r, H eotlon 35, T o w n s h i p 19 H outh, o n g o 30 E a s t , r u n N o r t h 13 c h a i n s Seminole County, Fin. K E a s t 91 c h n l n i a n d S o u t h w o a i u r l y II 34-0tc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. n n d 25-100 c h a i n s a n d W e n t 13 c h n ln e . A lso b e g i n n i n g 30 a n d t- 1 0 0 chnlne E a s t o f th o N o r t h w e s t c o r n e r , Mention 9, T o w n s h i p 20 H outh, I l r n g o 30 E a s t , r u n E a s t 5 c h a in s . H o u th i s c h u ln e . W e s t 6 a h a l n s a n d n o r t h 15 c h a i n s . A ls o b e g i n n i n g 3S0 f e e t H o u th a n d 445 f e e t W e s t o f q H eotlon p o s t , o n E a s t l i n e o f H eotlon I t , T o w n s h i p 19. r a n g e 30 E a s t , r u n W e s t 215 font, H o u th 300 feet, E a s t 210 foot. N o r t h 300 fe e t. AI ho L o t B, (■lock 14, T l o r 6, H nn fo rd , F l o r i d a . You n ro h e r e b y o r d e r e d to a p p e a r In t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e o n th o r u l e d a y o f M ay t h e s a m e b e i n g t h e f i r s t d a y o f May, A. D. 1032, u t t h e C o u r t H o u s e In H nnford, F l o r i d a . In d o f a u l t w h e r e o f t h a c o m p l a i n a n t w ill bo o n t l t l e d n n d a u t h ­ o ri z e d to p r o c e e d ex p n rto . Ami It 1s f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t n c o p y o f t h i s n o ti c o be p u b l i s h e d o n c e a w e e k fo r t w e l v e c o rn ie c u tlv o w e e k s In t h a ‘■Hanford Ilf.rn ld " a n e w s p a p e r In g e n o rn l c i r c u l a t i o n In t h e sn ld C o u n ty . W itn ess my h an d a s C lerk o t th a a f o r e s a i d C o u r t a n d tlm Huai t h e r e o f t h i s th e l t t h d a y o( J a n u a r y . A. D, 1911. (HEAL) E. A. DOUaLABH, C lerk . D y: A. M. W E E K S , D. a J O H N a , L F .O N A n D Y . S o li c it o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . 12-llte P AN NJA M A 1’ “ PA A new work garment so design­ ed that the drop-seat will not show. Buttons sro Invisible and plaoed so aa not to stick In wosrer’a back when lying down. *4 In re K a t itr o t I I A I U t l K T T 11. COONEY. N o tic e In h e r e b y g iv e n , t o a l l w h o m I t m n y c o n c e r n . H int on t h a 1 0th d a y o f J u n e , A. D. 1919, I s h a l l a p p l y to t h o I l o n o r n b t o 10. F. i l o n n h o t d e r , Judge of s a i d C o u r t , n s J u d g e o f P r o b a t e , f o r my final d is c h a rg e a s A d m in is tra to r o f th e e s t a t e o f H a r r i o t t B. C o o n e y , d e c e a s e d , a n d t h a t a t t h e s a m e t i m e 1 w ill p r e ­ s e n t to s a i d C o u r t niy f i n a l n c c o u n t s a o A d i n ' r U i f n t n r n f anld entitle, a n d a e h l u r i'lltiir tillIInival. D a te d A p r il U t h , A. D. 1911. F. J. M oD A N N B L . 35-Btp__ ___________ ___A d m i n i s t r a t o r . In C o u r t n f C a n n l y J u d g e , Hruilmel* C ounty, S ta te o f F ln rld u Notice Is hereby given that F. S. Vcmay, purchnsor of Tax Certificate) No. 1384, dated tho 6th day of July, A. D. 1897, has filed said certificate in my office ,and has made application for Tnx Deed to issue in nrpordnnro with Inw. Said certificate embraces tho following doscribcd property sit­ uated in Seminolo County, Florida, towit: Beg. J0.70 chn. S nnd 17.81 cits. W of NE cor of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 Soc, N O T IC K O F A D M I N IS T R A T O R ( F o r F in a l D lseh arg e) 3, Twp. 20 S., Range 30 -E., run S 65 dogreos, E 17.38 chs., 3 3u uugrues, \v I n r e E s t a t e o f M IL T O N IIE P , 3.74 chs., W. 1.00 chs., thenco NWly J. NHoAtic e la h e r a b y g i v e n , to n il w h o m It i.V -n n co v n UvA t " t h e . 4 y r «;♦ to bog. o litres.’* ihu luud bring j'n J u n e , A. D. 1912, I a h u ll n p p l y t o tfla assessed at tho ditto of tho issuance of H o n o r a b l e E. F. I l o u s h o l d e r , Judge of such certificate in tho nanto of Juntos fs iani da l Cdoi us cr t,h anr gs eJ unds g Ao domf iPn ri os tbraatteo,r foofr tmy ho Townsend. Unless said certificate e s t a t e o f J. H a m i l t o n Hep, d e c e a s e d , a n d t h a t n t t h e s a m e t i m e 1 w ill p r e ­ shall bo redoomod according to law tax s e n t t o anld C o u r t m y f i n a l n c a o u n t s deed will Issuo thoroon on tho 12th af os rn tdhme ilrn laspt pa rr ot ovra lo. f s a i d e s t a t e , a n d a s k D a t e d A p ril 10th, A. I). 1932. day of Mny, A. D. 1922. A A R O N R. A N D E R S , . Witness my oiTicinl signature nnd IB-9to....____________ A d m in istra to r. seal this the 0th dny of April, A. D. N O T IC E O P A P P I.IO A T IO N F O R T A X D E E D U N D E R S E C T IO N STS O F 1922. (I N N E R AI. S T A T U T E S O P T H E E. A. DOUGLASS, (SEAL) S T A T E O F F I ,O R ID A N o tic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t A llo e W . Clerk Circuit Court, P alm er, p u r c h a s e r of T a x C e rtific a te Sominolo County, — ....... — --------. i -Florida. .......... No. 12, d a t e d th o 2nd ilay o f J u n e , A. U v A M W EEKS D C 1919. baa fllcil nuhl c e rtific ate tn m y 3-l-fltc n y . f l .i t i . office, ami has .undo application for For County Commissioner. I hereby nnnounco my candidacy for the position of county commissioner in District No. 1 subject to tho de­ cision of the Democratic primary to Notice of Application for Tax Deed bo held on Juno Gth, 1922. Under Section 576 of the General G. L. BLEDSOE. Statutes of tha State of Florida Notico Is hereby givon thnt E. G. For County Commissioner Hodges, purchnsor of Tnx Certificate I hereby nnnounco my aintlitiacy for No. 190, dated tha 2nd day of Juno, tho position of County Commissioner A. D. 1919, has filed said certificate for District No. 4, subject to tho d e ­ in my office, and hus mndo applica­ cision of tho Democratic primary to tion for tnx doed to issuo in accord­ be held Juno Cth, 1922. ance with Inw. Snld cortlficnto em­ B. F. WHEELER. braces tho following described prop­ (P a id P o litical A d v o rltso m cn t) erty Hituntcd in Seminolo County, Florida, to-wit: S 2 ncroa of W 1-2 of For County Commissioner NE 1-4 of NW 1-4 of NW 1-4, Soc. 5, I hereby nnnounco my candidacy for Twp. 20 S., Han go 81 E. 2 acres. Tho the position of County Commissioner for District No. 6 of Seminolo Coun­ said land being assessed at tho dato of tho lssunqco of such cortlficnto In tho ty, subjoct to tho decision of the Dem­ nnmo of Unknown. Unless said cer­ ocratic primary to bo hold Juno 6tji, tificate shall be redoomed according 1922. to law Tnx Deed will issuo tharcon E. II. KILBEE. on tho 6th day of May, A. D, 1922, ( l ’alil P o l i t i c a l . A d v e r t i s e m e n t ) Witncsq my oiTicinl signature nnd senl this tho 30th dny of March, A. Herald want ads got results. D. 1922. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clork Circuit Court, Seminolo County, Fin. 33-Otc Ily: A. M. WEEKS, D. O. FO R T ERALLS 1i ** N O T IC E O F A P P L I C A T I O N F O U T A X D E E D U N D E R S E C T IO N CITft O F U E N K I IA I . S T A T U T E S O F T H E S T A T E O F FL O R ID A N o tice la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t J. N. H earcy, p u r c h a s e r n r T n x C o r t l f l c u t o No. 1 HOB, tin te d t h e f.th d a y o f N o v e m ­ b e r, A. D. I89B, h n a fi le d s n l d c e r t i f i c a t e In m y office, a n d h a s m n d o a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x D eed to I s s u e til a c c o r d a n c e w i t h la w . Held c e r t i f i c a t e o m b r n c u e tho fo llo w in g doecrlbcd p ro p e r ly situ ated In H e t n l n o l e . C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : Dog. 2fl ft. H n n d 71.1 a n d W o f N E c o r 1 m rm s i i n m m n n o ta x n o w i. LU D EN ’S m en th ol cough drops jw * * 4 T F , stra ig h t' GIVE QUICK. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 28, 1922; <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/009649ee3ddfd8fc00669d4cceef1e90.pdf 32e2508013570e80a822073417cdba43 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME XIII VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, IfRIDAY, MAY* 5, 1922 NUMBER 88 PACT BEINGCONSIDERED Level of Prices in March Was Higher Than it Was ' ifrthe Tear im “ . With Reservation Must Not be Interpreted as Withdrawal France rDAiu an" Rir.uTci ROI.SIIBVIKI A R E D ISPLEA SED WITH PR O JEC T FOR r e c o n s t r u c t io n , MAJOR LEAGUE * CrOIIT u r p c S tU ll 1 HLliL • LOOKING OVER > McCumber Has Plan With Bank Loan Pro­ 's visions for Soldiers (fly The A»«n«lntrd I’reaa) WASHINGTON, May 4.— The average coat of living in the United States decreased 4,2% from December, 1921, to March, 1922 and 22.9% from June, 1920 to laat March, the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced today. Level of prices in March, however, according to the Bureau, was 62.9% higher than in 1913. INCREASED VOLUME AND EM IT TING CONTINUOUS HOARS •GATOIt SQUAD AT GAINESVILLE TO PROSPECTIVE BALL * PLAYER WHICH CONTEMPLATES 20 Y E A R ENDOWMENT L IF E IN SUR­ A N C E -N O LOAN . I llr The AaancIntrS Prraa) CATANIA, Sicily, Mny 4.— Mount j (llr The .(aaarU ttl I’reaa) Etna broke out mrnin with nrfiin»jon«| WASHINGTON, Mny 4.— Chnirmai* McCumber, sf Ihe Senate YYnnnrti of Increased volume and emitting con­ committee, was nuhtorizod formally tinuous roars which can bo hcnrd sev­ todny by the majority thnt commit­ eral miles. Denso blnck smoke is fill­ tee to present his sojdiora bonus .711011 ing the sky. ’ ' with bank Iona provision to Harding ns tho committee plan. Senator Smoot, of Utah, howovor, Informed tho eommlttcomon that ho also would lay beforo tho president his bonus plan which contemplates twenty years en­ dowment life Insurance plun without (llr T h e Asaurlntrd Press) any specific provisions for loans to ba WASHINGTON, Mny 4.— Pride of mndo to tho veterans. leadership and prido of authorship continued today to be t^ic chief ob­ SENATOR CAMERON stacles in the way of speedy sonnto Have Net Yet Shown Their Hands or CHARGED WITH P E R JU R Y action on a soldiers bonus bill. Heads REEURN CAMPAIGN FUN D The inability of certain Ropubllcnn members of tho senate finnneo com­ (lly Thr Aunrlnlrd I’reaa) (lly The ABaorlntt'd I’reaa) WASHINGTON, May 4.—Attorney mittee to agree on the various bonus PHOENIX, Arlz., Mny 4.— A gen­ Gonqrul Daugherty in n formnl state­ proposals before them wero attributed eral demurrer to indictment charg­ to a mutual desire to shine in tho ing Unite dStntcs Senator Ralph sources of tho liolsnoviK views on wiu ment referring to charges made leadership and authorship of whntovor Cameron, Republican, Arizona, with memorandum on which Europe’s against him in the senate by Senator plan of ox-scrvico men’s compensation Jorjury In connection with return on statesmen hnvo worked so laboriously. Caraway, Democrat, of Arkansas, In is finally put through congress. campaign expenditures In 1020 elec­ Tho fact that the document (loos not connection with the release of Chns. W .’ Morse from the Atlanta, peniten­ It was Htill their intention whon tion was filed in tho United S tates mention recognition of tho sovlot they met again behind closed doors of Coifrt hero todny. It was announ­ government nnd ignores tho sugges­ tiary in 1012, declared "Real pcoplo behind this movement, nsldo from par­ the committee rom to'tnll upon Presi­ ced thnt arguments would ba hoard tion of governmental loans Is snld to dent Harding to docido between tho In rhoentx, Mny 11th, nnd should • displensc tho communist lendors who ( ties Interested, havo n«E yet shown McCumber nml tho Smoot bonus pinna demurrer bo overruled, tho tria l nro now conferring with Moscow. Eho thelf hands oi-tholr heads." * on which they nro about evenly di­ would procoed memorandum was delivered to them at foour o’clock yesterday morning, TW ELV E HOSPITALS vided. WOMAN KILLS HUSBAND after n co'rps of secretaries had work­ The Smoot plans provides for* a W ILL B E ERECTED (lly Thu Aaaiiclnlrd I'rriia) ew I’uy Schedule Military Her MIAMI, Fin., Mny 4.—Tho ruling ed all night putting It Into official strirightout paid-up endowment insur­ FOR SOLDIER BOYS •vice is Enacted (lly The Aaaoclnled I’reaal was mndo horo yesterday by Judge ance policy without uny borrowing ghapo. It was rushed to Santa ^ larBOSTON, Mass., Mny 4.—William Rhydon M. Call of tho federal court, ghcrltn nnd delivered to M. Rnkovky, provision like those efnbodlod in tho WASHINGTON, Mny 4.—Tho or- thnt no intoxicating liquor seized by WASHINGTON, May 4.—ondoll, McCumber plan, nnd tho Sipoot plan B. Hubbard was shot to death Inst who received it dressod in his jpnjnnight by his wife, Carrie Hubbard, a t: ictipn of twclvo soldier hospitals at prohibition agents under search war­ the House Republican lender, said to­ eliminates cash bonus. Tho McCummss. her bedroom door after ho hod chas­ n cost 0/ seventeen million dollars day, the passage of the annual army rants can ho destroyed by such ngonts Belgium has not signed the memor­ l»er plan retains tho $50 cnsli' provis­ ed her about their homo, onragod with « totAl enpneity 5,450 beds wns and navy appropriation bills will be nnd thnt all liquors seized must be ac­ andum, nnd wor<^ was received horo, ion fixed by the house hill. over tho nttenticn that ho believed a provided for In a bill reported todny delayed until tho tjuw pay schedules Inst evening that Franco had dotor-, counted for in court) * f Treasury exports figured thnt the by tho house appropriations commit­ The ruling was mndo during the of military service ho cnuctcd into total cost of the Smoot plan at tho guost, Edward I’itlock, 22 years old, mined to stand by Belgium, but ns, of Chicago, had been paying her. tee. yet there Is no official announcement course of tho trinl of un alleged boot­ Inw. end of twenty years would ho $4,550,­ Mrs. lluhhnrd told tho pollco she had in Genoa of Franco’s action. It is bolegger ip United States court yester­ 1110,000, hut that- its nnnunl outlay, RARE RU’lf l IN HOSPITAL, Hevcd tho conversations between Pre­ day morning. Specinl Agent G. E. bnHed on insurance statistics would fired In solf-dcfohse. Pillock, a former naval officer, fled1 * HAD TONSILS REHOVEI) mier Poincare nnd M. -Bnrthou, how­ Henso, of tho prohibition department only range from $!!!>,101,741 to $|7,from the houso by tho rear door and ever, will hnvo an important general 45:1,511*. It was estimated thnt tho over the back fence nnd although po­ (lly The Aainrlitldl I’rfM ) effect on tho conference. McCumheo plan would involve n total NEW YORK, May 4#-Bnbo Ruth lice searched the city for him, ha All tho leaders expressed sntWfncexpenditure of $.1,845,050,481, hut thut had his tonsils rcdbvod nt n local could m>t ho found. ttion at yestordny’s plonnry session, • it would impose a greater early bur­ hospital hero todny. £ believing thnt it embodied the inau­ den on tho treasury nt the outest. HIGHWAY TO COST LESS \ / guration \ - f fnr-renching efforts to improve tho finnneo of Eurbpo. Tho THAN $7,000 A M JLE ties of intoxiclfnts wero introduced as „hort w noM. Mr. Miller was 04 FROM SIAM TO MEXICO IS financial codo nt Gcnon hns been writ­ uvidcnce. years of age nt tho timo of his WITH GRADE INCLUDED ONLY 25 F E E T IN CECIL II. ten, dcclnrcd Sir, Laming ^Vorthing“ Where are tho other five bottles?" death and had resided in Orange DcMILLE’S "FOOL’S.PARADISK* ton-Evnns, chairman of tho financial asked Judfeo Call. 1 ' county nt Orlando for tho past twoncommission, and ho believed it would "They wero destroyed," replied Pfoy(.nrH where ho was for many Twenty-five feet from Slnm to Mox- 77,0 Smugglers Dump Liquor in Hhnllnw hibition Agent Hansen. yedrs tho County Surveyor. Mr. ico! Such wns tho startling geo- to-P« Water nnd Divers Get It "Ry what authority wefo they do- Mmol' nt ono timo resided about n graphical jump accomplished by piny- |,unt stroyed 7 " then nsked tnc court. i yenr in Hanford nnd had many era in "Fool’s Paradisy" Cecil R. Du- Alex "Why, wo nlways do that," was Hen- friends here who will regrot to hear Millu’s newest Paramount picture, jng MINER’S FA M ILIES aon!s answer. ’JWo never koop ail tho 0f h|„ /lentil. Ho leaves ono brother whch comes to, tho Princess Theatre wldo A RE EVICTED y h iu fty we soizo upon, keeping just |n Kentucky and ono daughter, Mrs. Friday nnd Saturday of thsi week.. Way FROM TH EIR HOMES Enough for cvidenco-nnd destroy the Voile Willjums to mourn his death, Fur on thu same stage at Paramount oholl rest.” ! Ho was a native of Owensboro, Studio one found tho interior of a Si- culvi (Hr The AaaoeIntrd rreaa) "Maybe you can <l» that up in Goor- Kentucky, UNION TOWN, Penn., May 4<— ameso Tom pi 0 with if yawning pit in than gin," then declared Judge Call, “hut Tho funeral will occur from tho The first ovlctlon of striking minors which reptiles nwaited tho sacrifice— The you can’t Ifl tho jurisdiction of this Baptist Tompld here tomorrow atnnd their families In Foyotto cokp coujJ. Hcreuftnr, prohibition agents ternoon nt four o’clock, intorment whilo but u few steps awny there wns the region todny nt tho mino of Amend must account to tho court for every heflig made in Lnkoviow. Rev. a colorful cuntinn of un oil/town on p«n> Coni nnd Coko Company. \ . drop of sintoxienting liquor thqy seize Donno Adcock, pnstor of tho Bap­ tho border between Mexico und tho i,rld| pnnj tist church of Orlando and nn old United States. DEMPSEY W ILL FIGHT *h c hero is a young ex-soldier who* Tl friend of tho deceased will officlato. WILLARD AND OTHERS loses his all In tho oil fields. Cnptltoon Tho sympathy of tho many friends IN FRAN CE OR ENGLAND COMPLETING ARGUMENT of tho family is extended to them in vntud by u fumous French dnneer, ho titoi is blinded nt ono of her performances vol their borenvement. (Hr The Aaaoclnled Aaaoeiaiea I’reaa) i'reaa) * (Ilf The Aaaiirlnlrd I’reaa, by nn explosive cigar, tho gift of a feet, PARIS, May 4.—Ja ck Dempsey re­ TALLAHASSEE, May 4.—Attor­ cantina girl. Filled with rcmorHu, the \ ferring to tho announcements In tho ney General Buford nnd Assistant MRS. GODFREY ELEC TED girt nurses—und conics to ldvo th o ’ CRf United States that arrartyements for Attorney Goncrnl Gnines yesterday man-rami he is huppy boliuvinti her ’ I (llr TUr Aaaiiclnlrd I’rraal s bout with Joss Willard wore pro­ wero completing nn argument In tho tho dancor whom she mimic*. Sight JACKSONVILLE, Muy 4.— Mrs. F. gressing favorably, said todny ho cnpitol extension Injunction caso restored, he Is angered nt the trick E. Godfrey, of Orlando, wns olcctcd would bo glad to moot Willard again. which is scheduled to bo delivered to'and floes in search of hia first love. —Appllcaj president yesterday of the Floridly' WASHINGTON, Mny 4 Also ready to meet winner of Carpen- dny nt Quincy beforo Circuit Judgo |Finding her in Slnm, n Bories of dra’ tlor-Lowis bout In London, ho dcclnr- John Lovo. -Marlon county citizens tiun for power permit wi h received Congress of Mother nnd Purqnt Ton-| jm atlc Incidents prove her shallow ion from ' cher associations in nnnunl convention j are attempting to hold up or have, by federal power commls! discontinued entirely construction of Benjamin II. Harjpwuy tc construct hero. Officers named included, Mrs. character and brig him back to tho llt ( „n addition to tho state capltol on the n dnm thirty foot hlgh in Cl Ipcola rlv -1J . D. Aldormnn, Jacksonville, first woman who lovod him In hU mlsfor- to , CROKER’S FUN ERA L tuno. * ' (’nn* POSTPONED TODAY ground that no funds to pay, for the or below Mariana, Flnrodn , to dcvel-J vice-president; Mrs. Mary Leary, DoTo Interpret this story, written by ® 'el orsopowor. Lnndf second vice-president; Mrs. D. work are available. °P -cventy-flve hundred 1 d not be P- Council, Lake Worth, third vlce- Rculah Mario Dlx nml Soda Cowan, (Hr The Aaaorlnlrd I'reaa) Hnrdawny president; Mrs. J . O. Lucius, Orlando, suggested by Leonard Merrlcks "The DUBLIN, Ireland, Mny 4.—Th* _ ' corresponding secretary; Mrs. II. B. Laurels and tho Lady," Mr« DoMlllo funeral of Rlchnrd Croker was post ! Minimum, Grconcovo Springs, record- secured such oxcollent players ns Dor­ pencil from today until tomorrow. ‘ •The' ,nK secretary; Mrs. H. B. Hoyt, Ja ck ­ othy Dalton, Mildred Hnrris, Conrad former honvywclght chnmpl9n, may MONLROSS, Va., Mny 4. sonville, Treasurer; Mrs. F. B. Fnn- Nngel, Theodore Kosloff, John Davidp GILCHRIST WANTS T R IP face his conqueror, Jack,Dempsey, In , prosecution In tho trin l of Miss Sarah — , Jncksonvllc, auditor. son nnd Juliu Faye. Tho production Is nt OVER TH E STA TE tho ring ngnln next fall. Nogotintions E. Knox, charged with Jh o murdar of «cr, WITH SEN .. TRAMMELL in ovury respect magnificent. nua bo hold ---------------------------for such n bout to L_ ----- In Rickard NMr». Mnrgnrot L. Enstlnko, vlrthally w ' ' ted Its enso shortly after court' All tho office supplies nnd staarena, Jorsoy City, on or about ................ favorably opNied yostordny morning. It Is ox- ( tloncry nt tho Ilorald offlco will ,bo bor Dny/ nro progressing 1 ' nil a "deflnlto signing of nrticlos Is posted, tho defonso would rest la s t , sold nt lmrgnin figures In tho nokt _ likely when Dempsey returns to thlp night nnd under present plans the few wceltB to muke room for lnrgor managed hens doubtcdlossly never country about tho end of the month, ' caso will go to tho Jury this after- o'ffiocs. Tho chnncd to got good, make money. Got rid of your slnck. i t w a s learned today. . " oon* . stationery cha/ip. c m . '* The Herald for Post Cards. <ny The Aaanclatrd I'reaa) GAIN ESVILLE, Mny 4—Nnp Ruck­ er, former major loftguo pitcher, but now Scout tor tiiu’Eruuklyli Nationals, is hero looking ovor the ’Gator base­ ball team for possible rectuils lot l..o Dodgers. Cnptgln Ward, catcher, signed a Brooklyn contract several months ngo, and will report in June. Rucker will watch * Florida-Stetson GENOA, May 4.-^Soviet represen­ games Friday and Saturday. tatives horo announced todny terms o£ the allied noto to ltussin telegraphed to Moscow says the Exchange* Tologrnph which adds "it in stated possibly ; (Ily The Associated Press) • PARIS, Mny 4.— The Fronch todny ,provcd tho texxt proposed non-ngpnrt under consideration at tnon, withrcscrvntlonlt must not bo terproted ns withdrawing frets rsr.ee any lights she has under tho All Railroad Traffic Out of the City of Peking Has Been Suspended Pride is One of Obstacles of Bonus Bill Attorney General Says the Real People Be­ hind Charge Hidden Army and Navy .. Prohi Agents Must Appropriation Bills Account to Courts Will Be Delayed For Liquor Seized Two Thousand Bottles of Whiskey Found in Cuba Aboard Launch Application for Power Permit id Received By Federal Commission �a v M R A U ). «T O A T . A re n . ll |IMG pcrty situated In Seminole County, service of this division and expects to 8. H. 8. SENIORS ARB Florida, to-wlt: * PLEASED WITH PROSPECTS meet many of his old time friends Lot 18 Frosts Second Addlton to THIS YEARS SALMAGUNDI from the various roads In the conn(Tram T w r i t r 'i Dsttr) Altamonte. The said land being as­ Looks like rain but wo are afraid sessed at the date of the Issuance of to say so. such certificate in the name of Mary Endor Curlett of Geneva was a M. Murph. Unless said certificate Don't forget tho Memorial Day ex­ visitor to the city yesterday afternoon shall be redeemed according to law ercises at the Central Park tomorrow and made his announcement for Tax Deed will issue thereon the 26th afternoon at 3:30 P. M. county ocmmissloner from his dis­ trict, No. 6, tho Geneva and Chuluota their claas colors. The design which day of May, A. D., 1922 WITNESS my official signature The Legion Sax bond will make Its precincts. Mr. Curlett has served one has been used was the work of the first appearance tonight at the Par­ tern as county commissioner and he staff artist, Byron Stephens, and is and seal this the 20th day of A{*11, ish House Vaudeville performance. and his friends think he is entitled to in part a reproduction of the seel A. D. 1922* E. A. DOUGLASS another ono this being the Democratic which has been used for both the class (SEA L) The Sanford section Is sufforing doctrine. Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole rings and the commencement Invite-* the least q t any In the state but a tlons. The contents, the Seniors say, County, Florida / . good rain would be fine for every­ WILLIAMS AND HARRISON AN­ will bo no less attractive then the By A. M. W EEK E, D. C., 36-6tc thing. outsldo of the 'tnagasine, and they NOUNCE FOR RE-ELECTION, COUNTY SCHOOL HOARD are sure that their friends will get Notice of Application for Tax Dead Forest Lake, G. W. Knight and R. their dollar's worth, and more, too, Under Section 575 of the General W. Pearman attended tho meeting of when thoy buy this years Salmagun­ Statutes of the State the State Road Department at Tam­ di which will bo o nsale in the various of 'Florida. pa today representing the Sanford drug stores early next week, or, for Chamber of Commerce. othor column o f today’s !J «*:ald. thnt w jjl^ord ors may now bo% placed Notice is horeby given that A. L SEA LED I they will stand for ru-ulocuon*' ml with I.llllnn Shnholscr or William Tavenu, purchaser of Tax Certificate a ir -t i g h t The first show was given at the members of the County School Board Mallem. No. 31R, dated tho 2nd day of June Princess last night since the Star indicates that politics in our home A. D. 1019, has filed said certificate outfit was moved over there and county is warming up a b it .. MODERN WOODMEN HERE in my office, and has made applica­ Manager Ilomdon announced that all Mr. Harrison hails from Goncvn tion for Tax Deed to Issue In accorl the jients would bo in placo tonight and has tho dintnctlon of having serv­ C. E. Bullock State Deputy of danco with law. Said certificate em­ and ready for business. ed as n member of tho board since the Modern Woodmen of America, of braces tho following deserbed prop­ first election held in, Seminolo Coun­ Jacksonville! Bert Oakman, Natlonnl erty situnted in Seminolo County, ty. Mr. Harrison is at present the Deputy, Lincoln, Nebraska; Wilson Florida, to-wit: chairman of the Bonrd. Coopor, District Deputy, Daytona; Lots 143, 169, and 161, Altamonte Mr. Williams Is from Sunford, and L. B. Irby, Spccinl Doputy of Delray L. II. A N. Co., as rocordcd in Plat Is woll known throughout Sanford and were In the city, last^night attend!.*?" Cuol; No. 1, Potfo 13, Seminolo Coun­ Vue*c6unl7> , and i» S t pTeJctiV*:i mclR- a good meeting of tho Modern Woodty Records. Tho said land being as­ ber of tho board, having been elected men of this city, A drive for mem- sessed at the dato of tho issunneo of at tho laRt general election 'It is notMicrship will be instituted Inter in the voeh rnrtlflrnte In the nnmo of Un­ G u a ra n te e d b y fcRuwii u x o v » .J.u iu it too .Ho,k u . i*\,oilmen. known. Unless said certificate shall hor from District No. 2, will be a can­ bo redeemed according to law Tax didate or not but meantime a formid­ MAY POLE DANCE Deed will issuo thereon on tho 26th able candidate has come out in Long» r a $j vnon wood in tho pcrsoti of J . K. Fullor, a ^ j W ITN ESS my official signature The mnny Sanford friends of M. J. young mnn of starling worth and . . ‘ . W and seal this the 20th day of April, "We Picked up Seven Large Dead up 7 Inrge dead rats noxt morning Dnetwylor of Orlnndo will extend character who has made school work j ( Rata First Morning Using Rat-Snap." nnd in 2 weeks didn’t see a single r»t A. D. 1922. sympnthy In tho death of his wife a study and who will undoubtedly ,|nco f 0 So writes Mr. B. E. Carpenter, RAT-SNAP is good nnd sure." Comu (SEA L) E. A. GOUGLASS, which occurred at his Orlnndo homo have tho solid support of his home ^ ^ Wooilbrldgp, N. J . "Wo lost 18 small in cake ready for use. Three alus, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole yesterday.' She left hunbnad nnd section and othor parts of the .dis- ° chicks ono night, killed by rots. 3fic, 06c, $1.26. Sold and guaranteed Couny, Florida. threo children to mourn her loss and trlct. . „ „ By A. M. W EEK S, D. C. 3C-6tc Bought some RAT-SNAP nnd picked by Bnll Hardware.— Adv. tho Orlnndo Chamber of Commorco called off their meeting yesterday as For Member County School Bonrd n mark of respect to tho formor I hereby announce myself ns a can­ didate, in the Democratic primary, Junu 0th, 1922, for nomination to re­ (From Wednesday's Dally) The popper crop Is coming on npneo election us a member of the County and promises good returns to tha Board of Public Instruction for Semgrowera if rnln come* In n few days. inojo County, Florida, from District No. 1 (Sanford). This is the original “hard water” oil spray for whitefly and scale insect control that FRED T. WILLIAMS. mixes with all types of water and lime sulphur solution, and keeps indefinitely Trouble Lieut. Hnrry Carlson of tho nnval ( I ’alil 1'n llt lc u l A ilvrrt I h k iiii 'I i I ) with "spoiled” oil sprays eliminated. IDEAL OIL EMULSION PA STE has proved its air service in In tho city for a fow merits and superiority for two years. Results are what you want at a reasonable price dayH visit wth his parents Mr. nnd For Member County School Bonrd Write for further information. ' Mrs. T. C. Carlson of tho went side. I hereby announce myitelf a candi­ date for nomination and re-election an Mrs. Coupcr Godwin turn returned a member of the County Bonrd of from n trip to Jacksonville for tho Public Instruction for Seminole CqunOriginal Ideal Oil Emulsion, Ideal Lime Sulphur Solution, Ideal Bordeaux Mixture Paste, Ideal Caustic Potash Fish Oil Soap. week end with Mr. Godwin and ro- ty, Florida, from Dintrlct No. 3, sub­ Notice of Application for Tax Deed ports tho big city ns being flllod with ject, of courso to tho Democratic Pri­ Large Stock of Bean Power Sprayers------------------------- -----------Blount Farm Implements Under Section 675 of the General tourista going back north. mary to bo hold Juno 0th, 1922. Hav­ Statutes of the State ing boon a mombor of tho Board for of Florida. Charlie Morrlwothor offers tho old four tornis, I feel that past norvico Ih 701 West Hay Street JA CKSON VILLE, FLO R ID A Mngnolla House for sulo os ho in- my best rocommondatlon ah well aa Notice Is horeby glvon that Cathtenila building several store rooms qualification, and if nominated and on tho Mugnolla lot Just ns soon ns he olcctod I promise tho Bnmo careful ad­ crino Rayford purchaser of Tax Cer­ can sell tho frame building nnd get ministration in the future as in tho tificate No. 360, dated tho 3rd day of June, A. I)., 1918, hns filed said certi­ It moved off the property. past. ficate In my offico, nnd has mndo ap­ CHAS. F. HARRISON. plication for Tax Dec . to Issue in ac­ W. L. Morgan Is home for tho Geneva, Fla. cordance with In s. Said certificate week-end and expects to got away (P altl P olitical AilvortlHoineiit) cmlirncoH tho following described protoday for a trip down tho oast coast. CHEWNgjnOBACCO GIVE YO UR GROVE TH E BEST IDEAL OIL EMULSION PASTE OTHER IDEAL INSECTICIDES FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY COMPANY It in rumored that the Morgans will sell their homo in this city nnd move to Daytona to nmko their homo. For Cuunty Commissioner I will ho u rnndidnto toisuccced my­ self to tho position of County Com­ missioner from District No. 6, subject to the decision of tho Democratic pri­ mary to ho hold Juno 0th, 1922. ENDOR CURLETT SEED CORN, COWPKA8, VELVET BEANS, M ILLET, GRASS SE E D , SORGHUM L. A. Bmmley nnd E. A. Douglass representing the county commission, ors nnd Forest Lake, G. W. Knight nnd R. W. Pearman representing tho Sanford Chamber of Commorco have returned frrfm tho mooting of tho A treat for you to soo tho nlco new state rond department nt Tampa. Re­ apartments In Cntcs now building. sults in another part of this isBUo. Only six more left to rent. 36tfc F o r lininmllutn ulilpmont. All si'itsonatolo Fluid nnd Vuaolaliln Hocde. Wrlto for P rice Lint nnd Catnlniruo. Our lioau•Ifni nod Innlnictlv o ci U i i I o k u u I k froo mol k I vum valuable III format Ion on farm lnu and KiiriltMilnu for Florida nnd I It© Sooth. W rlto to on today for n|ioolal prlcon on y ou r need r«(|Ulr«niontH. Our coinploto Mtodt will onntili- iih to Humily you to ndvautUKo In price and (Itinllty. J . E. Snyder of Chuluotn was among tho visitors to tho city todny. Ho rocontly disposed of his deport­ ment Htoro in that placo to Mianloy A Rogers who will enrry on tho busInoHH. Mrs. Snyder hns been ap­ pointed acting postmistress at Chu­ luotn nnd tho postofflco will bo moved Into Chuluota Co., building. Oldrut nnd l.n r a r a l Nrrd Holier In Fin. 202-200 Kant liny Street JA CKSON VII.1.10 -lFI.O IIIIIA (rr«m ThuritUy’i Dally) Mr. and Mrs. Sort Oakman of Lin­ coln, Nebraska nro nmong tho visitors to thc^clty coming In yesterday to attend tho meeting of tho Sanford lodgu of Modorn Woodmen of Amorl- DON’T SE E TH E JO K E YET Some northern friends of Mrs. Vic­ tor Check to whom she sont tho San­ ford Herald of April flrHt wrote hor yostordny nnd asked hor If President Harding roally visited In Snnford on that ditto. Of course Mrs. Chock moroly 'naked thorn to rend tho fourth puge of tho Herald of April first nnd this will bo sufficlont to hold thorn for a whllo. It scorns thnt people othor thnn those residing In Snnford were tnkon In by tho hoax. Sotno of thorn woro soro, nlso, but wo would say to thorn thnt all of us need n little fun an wo go along nnd news­ paper work Is dry enough and filled with moro kicks thnn compliments. C. E. Bullock of Jacksonville, Wil­ son Cooper of Daytona und L. B. Irby of Delray oro In tho city todny com­ ing over to attend tho meeting of tho REGISTRATION BOOKS OPEN UNTIL MAY 1; Modorn Woodmen of America hero Inst night. FOB PRIMARY ELECTION Somo of tho poppers being shippod from tho Monroe section nro magni­ ficent specimens nnd tho dry weather has had no effect on thorn. John Tho registration books for the Juno Rumlay brought in somo todny thnt primary will he open In tho tax as­ nre tho Inrgost over soon horc. sessor's offico In the court house un­ til May 1. May 13 Is the Inst day Harry Neal of tho Herald Printing that poll tax can bo paid to qualify Co., Is among tho now owners of Hup. for the Juno primary. mobiles and Harry is now ready to All women who havo registered pn take a trip to Okeechohco Cty any tho county hooka (In the court house) tlmo with tho fooling that ho will ns n Democrat and have paid their got thoro nnd hack without any mis­ 1021 poll tax nro ollgiblo to vote In haps. thn primaries. Mon aro required to pay pall tax for 1021 and 1922. Capt. D. L. Kolley will loavo tonight All voters nro urgently requested for Cleveland whero ho will attend by H. C. Dubose, registration offi­ tho Grand Division of Conductors cer, to see that they are properly convention, and represent tho Sanford qualified. . division O. R. C. Cspt. Kelley Is one of the oldest conductors In point of E. A. Martin Seed Co. Missouri Lady Suffered Until She Tried Cardnl— Stye “ Remit Was Surprising.”— Got Along Fine, Became Normal and Healthy. Springfield Mo.—"My beck wu m weak I could hardly atand up, and I would have bearing-down palna and waa not wall at any time," aara Mrs. S. V. Williams, wife of a well-known farmer on Route 6, this piece. "I kept getting headaches and having to go to bed." continues Mrs. Williams describing tha troubles from whloh ■ho obtained relief through the use of Oardul. "My husband, having heard of Cardul, proposed getting It for mo. "I saw after taking some Cardnl . . . that I was Improving. The result waa surprising. I felt Ilka a different person. "Later I Buffered from weakness and weak back, and felt all run-down. I did not rest wall at night, 1 waa so nervous and cross. My husband sold ha would get me some Cardul, which ha did. It strengthened me . . . My doctor said I got along fine. I wan In flood healthy condition. 1 cannot •ay too much for It.” Thousands of women have suffered t* Mrs. Williams desorlbea, until they 'ound relief from the uee of CarduL Since It hoe helped to many, you ihould not hesitate to try Cardul If ronbled with womanly oilmants. For sale everywhere. ’ A ll “g C O N O M Y In highway expenditires result* when a highway type is built which will last longest, cost the loist for repair, not fpxcssitate frequent dosing of the road to traffic to accom­ plish such repair, and will furnish a hard, smooth, sanitary and durable surface for all kinds of traffic, light, medium and heavy. . , . Build­ in g r o a d s of a material and on a foundation which, while low per mile of first cost, is ex­ pensive for upkeep, and wears out before the bond issues for it have expired, is the coetliest work a people ever did.” Tallahassee Dtmxrmt ■ataritl Mink It. I*U V ITRIFIED paving brick are so hard that they are practically immune from the grinding, tearing forces of traffic. They are so tough that a iiii w V IT R IF IE D PA V EM EN TS well-built, resist for years (often twenty-five, thirty, or more) the repeated shocks of swiftly-moving and heavy vehicles. , Hardness and •toughness account for the durability of brick pave­ ments as well as their low cost of maintenance and repair. Vitrified brick pavements are inexpensive pavements over a period of years, and they save taxes. x NATIONAL PAVING BRICK MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION * Cleveland, Ohio �THE SANFORD W EEK LY HERALD, CARS AGENCY NOW WITH SERVICE STATION' HUEfcON BEHEBBHK1 Picturesque Scene on Old East Indian Highway. Say* you reaHy feel clean, eweeS ; and fresh Inside, and are seldom ilL HOUSE COMMITTEE ON BANK •Custom* and Costumss* of tho Past INC. WOULD HAVE ACTIVand Prssont Minglad In Kalsl1TIES EXTENDED If you aro accustomed to wake up doscople Procosalon. ___ « with coated tongue, foul breath or a l WASHINGTON, May 1.—Tho house The great highway which runs from dull headache; or If your moats sour committco on banking and cUrrcncy and fo m en t, you hnvo a real surprlso today ordorod favorable report on bill tho Khybcr puns In the far northwest of India to Calcutta In tho Fur East awaiting you. recently pnssed by nennta oxtending Is a kaleidoscope of the* colors ami Tomorrow morning, Immediately nctlvltlos of War Finance Corporation tho ciislmus of tho pusk ami present, upon arising, drink a glass of hot wat­ one ycur from June SO next. writes Temple Maiming In the Cleve­ er with a teaspoonful of limcBtona land Main Dealer. On this great road Wn* in lie seen ox loams, caruvuns nnd phosphate in It. This is Intended to ACCUSED W IFE AND BU TLER camels from Afghanistan dodging flrit neutralize and then wash out of huge, snorting motor trucks and light your stoniach, liver, kidneys and thir­ (Ilr Thu A a . o f l . 1 , 1 I’ rraa) American and European cars. At a ty foot of intestines nil the indigesti­ NEWTON, Moss., May 4.—William glance one might think It all a circus ble waste, poisons, sour bile and tox- IL Powell, Boston district manager on route, because even the ehmhnnts .Ins, thus cleansing, sweetening and for It. G. Dunn nnd company, shot aru there, purifying tho entire alimentary canal. nnd killed his wife, Mrs. Lena E . Parallel to this road Is a railway. Those subject to iiondncheH, back­ Powell lost evening after ho had cqll- One of tho most Interesting places aches', bilious attacks, constipation or cd tier nnd his butler, Michael J . Ma­ along the tine Is Lahore, the capital stomach trouble, a^o urged to got a loney, before him and accused them of Punjnh, It Is culled "The City of the Thirteen Oates." The railway Itaquarter pound of limestone phosphate of Intimacy, the police wero told by tlon in Lahore resembles a fort, und from the drug storo and begin onjoy- a maid in tho Powoll homo. Powell so picturesque Is It that one can al­ first fired shots at tho butlor, who most Imagine It being besieged by an­ Ing the morning Insldo bath. Ju s t ns hot water and nonp clennso, ifled nnd escaped unhurt. Then ho cient, oriental warriors. Op leaving tho station one Is struck purify nnd freshen tho skin, so hot pursued Ii Ih wlfo to tho library whero wstej- and a tes.spoanful of JJmrPtoiT'V hf ,-rhnt her three times, and went up by the spirit of the'place. It Is still llie Hast, even If there are sandwich piiosphnta act on the stomach, livor, stairs nnd killed himself, Miss Jose­ men advertising American moving phine England, the maid, said. kidneys nnd bowels. Limestone phos­ pictures. Mrs. Powell wn "th*\ wiib.'-v phate Is an Inexpcnsivn white powder *<-' i .4 ‘fiCu ‘it* VloWtli'u fl. White, a Boston department storo hnznurn nnd towering mosques, Is vory and almost tasteless.— Adv. millionaire, hoforu she married Powell. beautiful. It Is surrounded by lovely gardens, which form a green circle To prevent a cold, take fififi. 38-20tc Stationery below cost at tho Hornld around (ho city, the only brenk being The Herald for Post Cards. Offlro for two wcoks. Sco it 19-Dtp the dusty section near (be Ravi, river, In Lahore Is the beautiful palace of mirrors, where thousands of tiny mirrors, set In plasfcr, form tho dec­ oration* of the walls and celling. Here a single candle will Illuminate tho Interior with myrlHds of glisten­ ing lights like a many-sided diamond lurned Inside out. The streets uro crowded with the gayly-dressed Inhahjtnnts. As In must* countries, the color Is given by tho women’s dress. Tho average woiiinn of Lahore wears a white waist re­ sembling 11 Hussion blouse,^ spotless white trousers of the baggy Turkish variety, and last lull not least, u waist­ coat like a man’s with checks—-greal big checks, v The belles of Lahore weight down their liandH with rings, and also their noses. .Sometimes the nose ring Is worn Jnuntlly In one nostril, In the same manner* that u hut Is put 'ou HORSE; ‘ WHO ARE YO U ?* a rgklali angle. Their arms ure heavy MG SACK'- TM A Sbu.OAT SACK* with bracelets, nnd Invariably nowa­ days each girl's nrin Is adorned with H O R SE:.'WHO IS THE LITTLE nn American wrist watch. Tho wrist FE L L O W ? watches are an amusing touch, and BIG SACH> *O H ! T H A T 'S A KID dispel tlie oriental effect In tho inliid W E A R IN G m L A S T V EA B 'S SUIT.' of the traveler' who expects to see only what lie has reud of In old hooks. ' - , *, ,• . Koine of our girls who think they aro very devilish and advanced be­ cause they roll down their stockings The quality of thin year's oat crop day. Of the 1921 oat crap, that would or even wenr socks, are behind the is away below a good grade. Reports be a bushel or 28 pounde average times compared with their sisters of from all sections show title year's oalu "fieri run" onts. Five bushels of oats Lahore, For In Lahore tho men wear average weight 1b 10 to 29 pounds to are now big ns a feather bed, stockings, and for centuries the girls the bushel. There le too much "wood" Horne Poodere are consequently on and not enough "meat" in the light the look out for betler feed for their have woru socks. \ oats. A horse or mule cannot eat horses and mules. You can't get * mors than 20 or 23 pounds of grain » good heavy oats now. The Qoldsn Qoose. An American says he Is "skinned" and Americans understand him. The French have a corresponding word for robbing somebody outside the law, and this word Is "ostnmpugo," and the The manufacturcra of Purina O-Molene French are becoming wise to the fact have scoured the country for good heavy that Franco mny lie overdoing this oats and thin is the kind that arc going taking of Irregular' toll from tourists into O-Molenc, and visitors. Except for one or two Hpoclnl resorts, touring In France has Just cotnc In nnd examine the big, fat, fallen off this year, nnd those who meaty kcrnelB. You can feed one-third are thinking about tills enormous less O-Molcnc by weight than oats, Your source of Income lo the country nre mules and horses will do more work and pointing out tho ovll of tlin Incapacity keep in the pink of condition. It costs no of some and tho rupneity of others. more to use than ordinary feed. Tho word "ostnmpugo," by the way. Is a dictionary word for punching Ask us about it today. holes In metal, nnd Is commonly under­ stood In Franco for overcharging. ALL PRICES E F F E C T IV E AT ONCE FOR CASH C A T E S C R A T E CO. THE BIG NEW PEED STORE NOW IN OUR NEW BtJILDING You Can’t Get Good Oats Now But You Can Get O-Molene Purina O-Molono 100-lbs., per s n e k ................*....................... $2.52 Purina Cow Chow, 24% Protoon, 100-lbs., per sack.............$3.20 Purina Calf Chow, 25-lbs., per sack ....................................... $1,30 Purina lien Chgw (Scratch) 100-lbs., per sack ................. $2.80 Purina Hen Chow (Scratch), 50-lbs., per s a c k ................... $1.49 Purina Hon Chow (Scratch), 8 1-8-lbs., per sack .......... -..$0,30 Purina "Winner Brand" Scratch ltJO-lba., per s a c k .............$2.50 Pprina Baby Cluck Feed, 100-lbs., per sack ........................$3.34 Purina Baby Chick, 50-lbs., per s a c k ............... $1.73 Purina iBnby Chick Feed, 8 1-3 lbs., per s a c k ..................... $0.35 Purina Chicken Chowder, 100-lbs., per snek ........................$3.70 Purina Chicken Chowder, 50-lbs., per s a c k .....j....................$1.91 Purina Chicken Chowder, 8 1-3-lbs., per s a c k ........................$0.40 Purina Pigeon Chow, 100-lhs., per s a c k ...................................$4.84 Lorrp Dairy Feed, 100-lbs., per s a c k .......................................$3.50 Cotton Seed Meal, Bright 7% , per s a c k ...................................$2,52 No. 1 Race Horse White Clip Oats, 100-lbs., per s a c k ........$2.50 No. 2 White Clip Oats, 100-llm., per s a c k .................................$2.10 No. 2 Yellow Mixed Corn, 100-lbs., per s a c k ..................... -..$1,91 No. .2 White Corn, 100-lbs., per s a c k .......................................$1.91 Alfalfa Meal Pea Green, 100-lbs., per s a c k ............................$2.21 Puro Wheat BFnnd, 100-lhs., per sack ...................................$2.58 Pure Wheat Shorts, 1Q0-Ibs,, per B a c k ................................... $2.35 Grit for Chickens, 100-lbs., per sack................................ ...... $1.50 Oyster Shell, 100-lhs., per s a c k ........................................ ....... $1.50 Have you seen that new chic foimtuin we ju st got in? i It fits any MASON JA R , can't leak or overflow. CHICKS can't get wet and CHILI.— It saves baby chicks. J t and PURINA keeps them healthy and growing. We are giving them free with a sack of PURINA CHICK CHOW. Tell your neighbor, j Cull and get yours— If not listed ask ufe for It. Will give one sack of Old Heck Sweet Feed or Purina Molasses Feed with every $10.00 purchase. For your garden and flowers phone us for fertilizer. We know the kind you need and furnish any nmount. Phone uh your wants— If we haven't got It will get It for you. Thunks! ir illl a: G. L. Doas has arrived In the city and will be the Seminole county agent for the Hudson and Essex c a n . He will have his headquarters at U rk'i Garage on Sanford avenue whore service on ’ Hudson and Essex cars will also bo given. Nixon Butt of Orlando has chnrfto of this territory and he has placed Mr. Doss In this Bold be­ cause ho recognizes tho fact that Sem­ inole county Held Is a good field and can only bo covered by a local agent. Production of Hudson and Essex enra for the first quarter of 1022 was 182 per cont grantor than that for the sumo period last year, according to information Just received from De­ troit by Nixon Butt. Despite this huge business increase, the companies find it Impossible to keep up with or­ ders. Shortage of Hudson nnd Essex c a n exist In nlmost every part of the' country. At tho tmd of April, the companies had been unable to fill nearly n fifth of thoir April ordon, Mr. Butt says. " ‘Furthermore, they have been forced to curtail the de­ mands of nearly overy one of thoir fit distributors for additional cars. "Both companies wero at capacity . _________*______ ® * . '} production throughout April. Diffi­ culty in obtaining enr bodies and in- __ _ __ __ •Willi. m rruinr.fr<’t -:p*ge ___ .. > -■ „t?i7 STOii'iSiftf WUODM&S' l A i i i A T E “I would not take $1,000 for what w re the reasons Ihn Kepi mat month, BIG CLASS LAST NIGHT, ‘MAX­ that wonderful Tnnlnc mndW*)* in from setting up tho greatest ship­ ING A GREAT RECORD H E I.Esi . f t * - . m i, soul Mrs. Mattie Lutes, ment figure In Iludson-Esscx history. of Lexington, Kentucky. Sold by the “The slognn thnt 11)22 will ho tho record lltidson-Essex year Is nlmost The Modern Woodmen of America, Union Phnrmncy.— Adv. certain to bo fulfilled. Before Juno nro going nftor a record In Sanford lf> tho totnl 1021 output will have and if they keep up tho good work FOR SA LE— 15 acres orange grovo, fino land, about 400 old bearing been exceeded and ordors already re­ they will win the campaign being ceived mean that maximum production made between Orlando nnd Sanford to orange and grapefruit trees. Also pe­ will be continued well through the see who will get tho most candidates. can, peach, grapes, ponrs nnd other year." Last night Sanford initiated 25 appli­ fruit trees on Golden Lake, 3 Mi miles cations nnd the local lodge In conduct­ Houth of Sanford. Also another IM ing a big campaign. Clans adoption acres of fine rich, cultivated pine land TAMPA WILL OPERATE will be held on May 17th at which with nbout 75 old bearing orange and TW ENTY STEAM ERS time there will bo 100 nmy members, grapefruit trees, and about 75 pecan GET TH REE MORE a record of which nny organization trees, on Silver Lnkf. Apply to own­ TAMPA, Mny 4.—The Tnmpa-Intor- can well be proud. The Modern Wood­ er, Herbert O. Crlppen, R. It. A. Box 32-2tp Ocean Company, has increased the men arc a live bunch and knowing 180. fleet of ocean steamships it is oper­ they have .something good they nro ating, from seventeen to twenty with making it known to others. Rub-My-Tism, an nntiscptlc. 38-20tc the addition of three other vessels T ?—1 just allocated by tho Shipping Board. The new steamers include the Victor­ ious, *1,808 tons, which is unique in that it is equipped with a no wtypo of electrical driven machinery with which the Shipping Board has been experimenting.’ The others nro the West Chntuln, 8,800 tons, and the Shickshinny, 8,000 tons. ^ They art Good! %Buy this Cigarette and Save Money A STRAW BERRY PLANTS NOT TO BE INSPECTED IF GjlriWN IN FLORIDA GAINESVILLE, Mny 4.—The stnto Plant Board has repealed tho rulo which required inspection and certi­ fication of Florida grown strawber­ ry plants before they could ho ship­ ped out of the state. Inspection of plants from other states, however, will he continued. Thu rule, which wns in effect some years was design­ ed to prevent- tho introduction of cer­ tain strawberry plant pests no longer oxist in the state and as a result tho rule has been suspended, C o m p le te S to c k \ %There is’a satisfaction in knowing that whert you send for a thing that you will get it. .. • * It is our purpose to maintain our stocks so that you will not be disappointed. t Another thing,—the price is not ad­ vanced during a temporary local shortage. We are at your service, all the time. , C h ase. & , C om pany 1 Phone 536 GROWERS SUPPLIES At the present rate of Tantac’sales, it Is estimated the grand total will ranch 24,000,000 bottle* at tho end of BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE tho present year.— Union Pharmacy. -Adv. ^IcW horter No. 21 Hand Fertilizer Distributors now $19.25 f. o, b. Jackson­ ville, Fla. Writo for spet.'al cash discounts urnf delivered p r i c e . , Hundreds of these in uso by Sanford Growers., "G E T NEW MARCH, 1922, PRICE LISTS -B E F O R E BUYING QUIT MEAT WHEN KIDNEYS BOTHER Britain Wants Own B«et Sugar. TA K E A GLASS OF SALTS IF Before the great war Great -Britain YOUR HACK IICUTS ITS OR BLAD­ paid Germany, even upon n low com­ DER TROUBLES YOU putation, $33,000,000 a year for licet sugar. Great Britain now appear* de­ No man or woman who oats meat termined not to da It In the future, as there has been recently opened at regularly can make a mistake by Newnrk-on-Trent a beet-sugar factory flushing the kidneys occasionally, says which opens u new chapter In Bril lull a well-known authority. Moat forinH farming antinls. ' uric acid which excites the kidneys, The factory, covering some forty they become overworked fymi tho acres In all, Is tho result of co-opera | strain, get sluggish nnd fail to filter tlon between the government and tin* | Sugar , Beet Growers' society nnd i the waste and poisons from tho blood, Home-Grown Sugar, Limited, and I* lo 1then we gut sick. Nearly all rheuma­ he the first of five factories, which In tism, hVadpches, liver trouble, ner­ turn may he precursors of the -IDO that vousness, dizziness, sleeplessness and would he necessary to make England urinary disorders come from sluggish quite self-supporting. kidneys, Tho moment you fool a dull ache In The Nacotiary Husband. the kidneys or your hack hurls or if “She wnnls her husband buck ngnln," "But she sued him for divorce and the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular of passage or at­ got It/* tended by a sensation of sending, stop "I know." "And (he court gave her the cus­ eut(n gineat and get about four ounc­ tody of the children." es of Jnd Salts from uny pharmacy; "That’s the trouble. She finds now take n tnblcspoiqrful in a glass of thnt she really needs him. You see wntor boforo breakfast nnd In a fow H h e has no one to stay nt Homo will* days your kidneys will act fino. This the children on the night" hyi; club fummis salts is made from the acid of meets."—Detroit Free Pres*. grapes and lemon Juice, combined with lithia, anti has been used for genera­ Relic of the Dark Agee. "What Is this torn nnd tattered (lau, tions to flush and stimulate tho kid­ grandmother!" neys, also to neutralize tho acids In "That's a suffrage banner, my child. ur)ne so It no longer causes Irritation, During tho great suffrage battles of 20 thus ending bladder. weakness. years ago I dared 12 brawny police­ Jnd Salts is inexpensive und cannot, men to lake thnt sacred standard injure; makes a delightful efferves­ away from me." "And did they do It. grandmother, cent 'ithin-wntor drink which overymdS should take now nnd then to kolqyTbe^ dear!" "Yes, my child, hut It was about 40 kidneys clean und active and tlje blood minutes luler."—Ulrmliighnm Ago U w pure, thereby uvolding serious Mdncy aid. comp’ lent Ions.— Adv. E. O. PA IN TER FE R T IL IZ E R CO., Jacksonville, Fin. Farms, Homes, Groves,Lots t I HAVE THEM * SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” lion— lots ure being sold right along and building In this section is such as to gladden the heart of those who have the good of Sanford at heart. This is no idle talk— I hfive weighed the statem ent and ' to say ju st what is my candid convictions would put It most too strong for the careful, conservative person— that person whose eyes aro turned backward—Tho fellow who hns VISION will agree with me now— tho other later> J. E c pTTT1* I i y’iWvJAVf m �■ ip m THE SANFORD W EEK LY HERALD, FRID AY, MAY ft, 1922 ------- V~Tf ADDITIONAL LOCAL m m FLORIDA IS STATE (rr»m Thvrtdar'i OilIt) In tonring- down the old S ta r Thea­ tre yesterday a negro helper was In­ jured by somo of the rafters falling on hint. ■ ----------------The many friends of Arthur Donegsn of .Kissimmee and Orlfndo wars glad to hsve him hero s few minutes yesterday en route to points on Hie cast ioast. Arthur is out of all his banking troubles now as the federal court at .Tampa hat^ no ovidence against him in tho bank case, wh^eh is dismissed end all Ms friends knew that Arthur Donegan was innocent of the charges brought against him. TH E MANIFEST DESTINY OF FLORIDA PRIVILEGED STATUS . FOR INVESTIGATION r , INTO WAR CONTRACTS For many years the people of Flor­ (By Tli* Associated Pma) ida have boon endoavoring to im­ WASHINGTON. May 3.—The house SANFORD MAN WRITES HOME TO FOLKS IN press upon the northern mind that 8I8TERSV ILLE, W. VA. the summer season in Florida is as rules committee today by a six to * delightful and comfortable in Its way five vote decldod to give privileged H h h K j M *n *« na mi M as the winter, but so far the affort status to Johnson-Woodruff resolu­ m psi M W « Alfred Robson haa accepted a pos­ has met with scant success, They tion calling for a congressional Inves­ ition with a new oil and gasoline simply refuse to believe. You may tigation o f charges of alleged laxity the vast fields of It within a milo of following .letter written by Jho company at Orlando and will be dolugo them with facts and figures in the prosecuttlon claims arising 0rfcn Farrell, of tho Hornld force to the city itself, and well knowing that stationed thero fo ri some time. from war contracts and settlement R. C. Buma<]alo is back in tho city taken from tho records of the United the Slstcrsvillo, W. Va., Dally Review hundreds of acres of celery aro In cul­ thereof. again nnd will tako up the work of. States weather bureau, comparing tivation, I think it safo to say that tho l, ftn excellent* article on Florida: Mr. nnd Mrs, B. O. Smith of Oveido' compiling the dntn for tho Nnsh-Llnk temperatures in Florida with those This letter from Orten D. Fnrjrell, above statement is correct. Last year are in tho city today coming over in Abstract Company with offices in tho* thousands of mites to tho north, al­ FOR SA L E OR LEA SE— One 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking who is now living In Sanford, Florida, Sanford’s net crop output was ovor tholr car on a combined business and J . L. Milter building. ways to the ndvnnco of this stnto, and two and u half million doljars, the ex­ dlstanco to city. Two lots corner ,hould be of interest to local persons they greet you with an Incrodulous shopping trip. Mr. Smith reporta act figures baing $2,052,000.00. That Center and Elm uve. Two lota west who own property in and around Cler­ very little rain thero last night. Mrs. Homer Williams (neo Ruby smite showing plainly <their belief side Palmetto ave., 50 f t from Elev­ of celery alone was 3.000 cars and mont, which place is only 40 miles Roy) arrived In tho city Tuesday for n that the records have been "doctored" enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, gouth of Sanford. The letter follows: amounted to $ l,ribU,UUU.OO. It took 5,The Herald hrws been asked several visit with her aunt, Miss Bnziio. Mr. for a purpose. owner, 115 N. Spring S t , Los Ange­ White it is gonornlly known that 005 enrs ’ to carry Sanford's crop of times about Mothor's Day date this Mnny good people come down hero nnd rs. Williams hnvo boon making les, Calif. 288tf: 20-tf vegetables Inst year. The crops th|s Florida is rich in ornnges and Bun* year. Mother’s Day will bo Sunday their homo in Palatka for the past few for tho winter, nnd flnt^ig tho cli­ year wore oven better but 1 haven't ihlne. many people do not know of tho Mny 14 and wo think this is correct months hut will move soon to Daytona. mate so soft nnd bnltny and summery NOTICE—PARTN ERSH IP enorm ous production, of fruit and veg- tho figures. Still there aro some who ns tho day is supposed to bo tho sec­ so vastly different from tho winter DISSOLUTION clnim that you can’t raise anything in e tn b lc s . in this stato. No particular of their northern homes, that thoy j ond Sunday in Mny. Wo would remind tho police force Florida." Where do they get thpt mention will bo made of the raising of Jump to the hasty conclusion that T“ . to be on tho lookout for Ed. Fitzger­ there must bo an equal difference in ' UW* ^ Hofmann ha. this day putthe smaller vegetables, such as onions, lino of talk? I ’m here and 1 know, Mr. nnd Mrs. O’Kccfa s f Jackson­ ald, editor of the Daytona Gnzutte tho summer cllm ato;'that while they If you boliovo that Florida is a place radishes, beuns, peas or sweet-corn, .n.ter®lt .°* ville nro in the city today in their and district assistant governor of ' tho nro sweltering in hoat, with tho m or-1 n where peoplo dA nothing but go fish­ Hof-Mnc Battery Co., am ua* although tjjcso are grown in practical­ enr and will bo here for several days ly nil parts of tho state, all/of which ing, swimming and tako times easy in while Mr. O'Keefe la arranging the Kiwnnls Club, who Is expected to bo cury standing at 100 degrees or above, n* !* assets and liabilities. He will ore available at this time in tho year, goneral, let your eyos linger for u mo­ new quarters of the,Southern Drug in the city tonight. If he gets Tough the people of Florida must bo sizllng contlnu® imtlor th® Present firm put him in jnll and send for either tho nnd broiling In unbearable heat. To1l,nn,ne, W-JRp hut it is n fact that moro vegetables ment on tho following itemised ac­ Company. odotor of tho Hornld or Judge Mnines them of the number of hont proatrn- • count of tho entiro output of vege­ , , “ " ore raised in Florida each year than or George DcCottes. Any of theso tlons In the northern cities during; k*1®^ * p Seven Large Dead in any other part of the country with tables, ornnges and grapefruit in San­ The Mothcdlsts Brotherhood gentlemen will go on his hail. ford last year. ThcBO figures are o f­ the hot months, ami point to the fact ,ln*H F ,r" t Morning Using Rat-Snap." the possible exception of California. Clnss nro giving a big fish fry and ficial and enn ho vnrifted by th l grow thnt such casualties never cieour In * wr^ eB Mr. B. E. ^ Cnrpentci * * 0 I % * * —— — At Miami vast quantities of torontDcz , , , I pit.;ik. at Crystal V. Florida, nnd again you And an unbo«) N* J . "Wo lost (fc amai! ers themselves. Ami remember pteaso, j bc there but busy printers J e f f Bntloy n former newspnper «tri> harvested; at Plnnt City they spec­ Hover. It la not pusfliblo, thoy any. tc o n o n^ h t, billed by rata. that tjils is the work of only one place imd noW8pnpor mon not ,nly have man but now reformed nnd district ialize in sViuvvi»o»»»vo, and I’Y nirif*Bift public opinion in thnt respect, Bou« ht 8omo RAT-SNAP and picked in I-loridn. not the entire stato, that no Thursday afternoons off but are secretary of Kiwnnls International of carloads of this delicious fruit are j busier that day than any nny other In Is in the city today to attend tho in­ is gradually undergoing a change. ; ul’ ^ terge dead rnts next morning shipped to all parts of the country. would run into billions. 2 wooka didn’t aoo a alnglo rat. Those follows down hero are first- the week. ’T wub ever thus.’ stallation ceremony tonight of San­ Conatnnt iteration and reiteration of un(' Kissimmee, closo to Orlando, is also the facts regarding Florida’s summer RAT-SNAP is good and sure." Como" rnte farmers, Especially so in this city ford Kiwnnls Club. Je ff was a wel­ contemplating tho ruising of straw­ Mr. and Mrs* Victor Check left to­ come caller nt the Herald offico climate 1b beginning to lmvo Its of- n cn*° rcndY ^or ,lB0- Three alzev. whose production for tho past yonr berries and will put in 500 acres next day for their homo in Topeka, Kan- where he has a clUir nil propnrod feet. White it has not yot come to ? Bc' 05c' ^, 2r>- So1 ,lnnd guaranteed year. Hastings is famous for its follows: ( sas after spending the winter months I for hjm nny tlmo ho (,ropa ln_ no tho point of absolute belief 111 our by Bnll Hardware Co.—Adv. Itemized, it shows: Irish potatoes, something like a thous, They will return to Sanford cfettrte wires on tho chair. Tho claims, it hns succeeded in drousing ami carlonds having been shipped!iCelcry, 3,000 cars..............$1,750,000.00 hero. In the onrly fall to build a flna homo othor day white In F t. Myers Edl-. curiosity which demands satisfaction. WANTED—To hoar from owner of 130,000.00 north this year nnd tho biggest part Lettuce, 1,525 c a r s ........... on their land on French avonue ex­ tor Milford's father died while Mr. An evor-inereoslng number of people 00,000.00 good rnnch for buIo. State cash of the crop is in tho ground yet. At Potatoes, 80 c a r s .. pecting to bulkhead tho property, Milford was preparing the Klwanis remain here through tho summer to price, ful particulars. D. F . Bush, Peppers, 020 cars ......... 250,000.00 Winter Garden, ju st twelve miles dlvldo it up into city lots and make special edition and J e f f climbed test the climate, nnd soo if life is pos­ Minneapolis, Minn. north of Clermont, thoy raise lettuce Tomatoes, 150 cars ..................0 ... 200,000.00 it oAo of the beautiful additions to right in, printed tho special edition sible here In summer time. Thoy Beets, 40 cars .................... 20,000.00 Apl 7-21; Mny 5-19; June 2-1* in 25, 50 and 100 acre lots, several Snnford. visit our magnificent benches and en­ Mlscel. "cgotnbloH, 80 cars 32,000.00 nnd put it out on tho Btrect in the hundred ears being shipped away this joy tho Imthing in tho ocean waters; FOR SA LE—Tomato plants, nny lflrf,000.00 last sonBon. Bartow, Brndontown ami Citr-.i, Fruits, 200 cars Ben R. Leigh of tho Southern Drug itegulnr tlmo which shows that Klthey sit on their porches in tho coo! wanlnns nro resourceful peoplo al­ quantity, for prompt dolivary.— many other cities In Florida are also Company hns arrived in tho clt^nnd evenings, nnd Inter retire to refresh­ ChuBo & Co., I’hono 530. 28-tfc Total cars 5,095 $2,052,000.00 ways. known ns largo vogotnblo centers. will mnke it his future homo whllo ho ing sleep, unvexed by torrid heat, nnd To move this amount of vegetables, presides over tile destinies of the And here in Sanford, known as the WANTFJD—Men or women lo to Wo orPARIS, Mny 3.— Max Oscr is sur­ ns they hnvo been nrcustomod to in dors for Konulna Kuuruiitcad ho«l*rjr, "Garden City of tho South,” also cnllod it required 734 carloads of crate ma­ Sanford branch, lie is an old Ornngo their northern homes. The "rainy for mnn, women ami clillrirori KMinlncounty hoy hnving resided in Orlando prised at tho failure of Miss Mathilda "The place where everything grows," terial. Iktes flnrillliK 110.(10 u week full lima. Henson" Is ono long delight. Tho Hnn- 11.00 im hour itimro lima. lOiparlanas hnck in '98 nnd is glad to got in tho McCormick, his finneo, to answer his they raise practically everything, and umioceannry.—Intornntlomil Htoakinx A had sprain hente slowly if not old territory again., Ho was a mom- cable messages nnd ho is also disap­ dy earth drinks in tho rain nnd thero Mills, Norristown, I’u. 20-lOtp especially celery, lettuce and peppers. is neither mud nor dust. The fre­ Watermelons are also raised exten­ treated with a remedy thnt hnB tho her of tho medical corps iff tho world pointed because she did not appear In quent rains temper tho heat, rind are sively. Sweet corn hero now 1b five power to penetrate the flesh. Bal­ war nnd saw much sorvleo in Franco Zurich last month when ho expected GOOD GRADE followed by n refreshing coolness. feet high nnd will ho ripe the first of lard's Snow Liniment is especially having been stntionod at Rouen for her, according tp a Zurich dispatch to Tho few venturesome ono who have May. It is said of Sanford that sho adapted for such ailments. Three siz­ over a yenr. M r., nnd Mrs. Leigh the Herald. Osor declines, however experienced tho delights of tho FiorCHEAP raises more celery thnn any other one es, 30c, 00c nnd $1.20 per bottle. Sold wll move to Snnford ns soon ns they to discuss the reports of estrangement Idn summers, hoenmo qnthusinatic with her. can obtain a house. place in the, world, nnd hnving seen by Union I’hnrmncy.— Adv. Prompt Shipment boosters, nnd spread the news among their friends, so that the number In­ L. W. IIERGMANN I creases from yenr to year. Tho de­ Box 2103, Station A, Jacksonville, Fla. mand for summer rates tins reached tho enrs*of the rnilrond mauugers, LANDIS. FISH & HULL nnd they lmvo responded favorably, by granting such rules. Tills will Attorneys nnd Counsellors-at-Law greatly stimulate travel in this direc­ DoLAND, FLORIDA tion, nnd Flnridn will yet coma into Will practice‘in the Stnto and F*far* /, its own us an ideal winter and sum­ ’»! Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ mer resort. It is manifest destiny, amining and Perfecting Land Titles. nnd ns certain to come ns the sun is tv. to continue to shine.—Tampa Times. I ir e s S s s s ' t si I! STABLE MANURE i 7 \ , Tv war Jv ■ 0 ) 3CHELLE MAINES , V "" LAW YER !, TRU CE ARRANGED Office in the Court House BETW EEN IRISir'HORCEH SANFORD -:-•FLORIDA TO DISCUSS MATTERS 7///; .. &!?£1 G E O . G . H E R R IN G DUBLIN, May 4.— A trucu between rival Republican urmy, force was de­ A U orncy-at-Law clared today. Truce effective from 4 o’clock this afternoon until four p. m. No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildin Monday with a view to giving hath SANFORD, FLA. sections of army immodintq,opportun­ ity to discuss basis for army unifica­ tion. ' *'*!■*’ . i f Vi \'W Ka Mother Nature Makes Ferraline £ 'Lm •it I N + BOWER & ROUMILLAT MOBLEV’S DRUG STO RE UNION PHARMACY ' I ' t \ e /fr m O i MY SP E C IA L T IE S: Pickard's Ilnnd-Pnlntcd China Gnrhnm'H Sterling Silver Rogers' Plated Ware Elgin and Wnltham Watches BIG CROP F ertilizers Enrich tho soil, Incrouxo tho yield, hasten maturity, 1mprovo tho quality. It pnys to ub6 thorn regularly. Stock in our wnrohouso at Snnford. Booklot freo from wnrohouso or frum— ]?ERRA|L IMF NEWBERRY DRUG STO RE JEW ELER % Mother Nuturo is tho grentost of physicians. For every ill to which men nnd,women aro heir sho has provided u relief. It is the hand of Nature thnt is alone responsible for the wonderful curativo properties of FER R A LIN E. No man enn successfully imitate it. Theses Oruggts D ru g oiili H ave F E K R A L IN E in s to c k HENRY McLAULIN * is a pufo mineral product derived from tho world famous eartli that is found at Ilatchntigbee BlufT, on tho Tombigbeo River. This oarth\ is rich in ron, magnesium, calcium, sodium and other health giving elements. These elements aro taken from tho earth by fllter ng tho purest of water tlirough it. The water carries ofT nil of tho minerals in solution. FE R R A LIN E has all the wondrous properties of the earth from which it is obtained- Nothing I is lost. It contains no alcohol or habit forming drUg. It is simply Nature’s own remedy, made by Nuturo and delivered unchanged to you. Armour Fertilizer Works Jacksonville. Florida ■■■■ ■ ■ a Parcel Post Your Cleaning and Dyeing to ROGERS & JONES French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers Bit Main St. Jacksonville, FI We prepay parcel postage on retuni* a n a it a !(■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ FO R 1 v ll S A I R —800 ACRIS3* Flowing well, Celery Land, 6- a c r e U x iL L tracts or more, easy payments. This is t h e largest solid body of Flowing well land in th e Celery District. SEE1 FRANK L WOODRUFF Ouf flies ore filled with letters from K«Reful.users who have been restored to health by the use of FER R A LIN E. Your druggist will tell you of the remarkable virtues that it nossessos. If you are suffering from indigestion—-if you are listless run-down and unamoitious— let Mother Nature bring you b » X to health through FE R R A L IN E . I f you are suffering from headaches nnd back pains caused by ill-functioning kidneys, or are suffering from tho poisons thrown out by a liver not performing its dutiejproperly, stai;t on the road to returned health by taking FER R A LIN E. N N ' av A Rollins College, Analytic and Consulting Chemist snys of the w ater: " o r the many watera of thla and oth­ • er regions thnt I have analyzed, I have found none superior in all good q u itties of that of the "Elder W ater."— Phone 811-W. Office In Miller Building. * 'The F erralin e Distributing Co., Tam pa, F lo rid a a ELDER SPRINGS WAT! D — Thomaa R. Baker, Phi D , «i aLiafir ^ g a s a i H E ld e r S p rin g s W a t e r C om p an y \ *rC\ �of the army with' his daughter on THESANFORDHERALD ----■ .I , — white horses, tho press played up the UNCLE A m r' O. HT 8 . land SANFORD HIGH JUST FLORIDA follows will be verified by every t« SCHOOL TO DBBATB FOR den REPO RTBR:4fA R MEDALS ’ Florida has made it plain that she Very frequently a vary few words wants no more of these seasonal la­ toll a very groat deal. This was 11- ] march and made much of the Idea and Coxoy was tho moBt talked of man In borers who can’t mako a satisfactory ■. A. MMX.......................... 0— r«l a a g M tho nowspapers for many dnys. His living in their own communities. Most arm^r reached tho White House lawn riu u v « im rJh M ii to of thorn aro so hard-boiled that • ono day whore thoy were dlsporscd by diamond-pointed drill is needed to tho police and they faded awny wHIli _____________ (Ia«w»w»M) . penetrate their shells; nnd most of Coxey wont back homo wdll sptisficj •db«oiuFtio« ru o z nr advaxozi them havo as much, regard for neat­ with* the publicity ho had received. o n TXAB.................. H.M ness, cleanliness and- the rights of Tho other day the families of the B I Z MOMTHI ........................................... 1.U ptherB ns a Berkshire hog has for a I i I H I H D M TBI...................................... J f t men who aro in federal prison for po­ potato peel. • Tinijan towns have be­ Bata1*4 MSacaad CUMHall HUM Attaint U, litical reasons were herded into a JIM, at Um Poat OfflM at I t l f H , Hlarlia, gun to chargo various prices for the similar army and mnrehod to ’Wash­ Dadai Aot of H irtt I, 1170. privilego of staying in them—prices ington to domnnd tho rcleaso of those TJm kafofO DaU» Harald I* paMUMd ararr ranging from twcnty-flvo cents a prisoners who had In war times talked' ■rMraaoa (azoapt fc a ia r ) u l tkataacUp aarnight to seventy-five cents a night or M tkla t n t l i f aaatlaa. Bitartlalat ratoa raaa- sedition, or refused to accept military4 aaatU aad aada fcaawm aa apallaatlaa. 9M S from four doiinrs to ten dollars ,a Tho »a> f w , at l i t par ■aatli, ta adiaaaa.________ sorvice or violated civil laws, month. Even tho froo towns won’t Plana Ml children wore well treated by Presi­ HIULD BUILDlMO. admit rcsidon^ who wish to go to dent Harding but ho mnde It plain to (onch day. They’ve got to b? the leudors of thu muvuinen^ that it tourists or dovote themselves to Tak­ was for publicity purposes and ho YOU 8A 10 IT, IIENKY. If man is made of dust, it sesms only ing the air. As a result tho soasonal would not grant them an aiAliencu or natural that his wife should laborers who wpnt to Florida for thy " I determined absolutely," writes hnvo anything to do with thorn, Presi­ after him with a broom. 1021-22 season were taking thomselvA Mr. Ford, “that never would I join a dent Ilardlftg is right. Thero is noth­ cs homeward early in 1922 and burl­ c o m p a n y In which finance came before ing at all In such a movement. These of whether they are your frlendi or ing many a .deep, guttural, rough work or in which bankers or finan- prisoners, like Dobs, will receive their not nnd a campaign is the one place neck ctirso at tho state of Florida aa tiers had a part. I have yet to have freedom when President Harding whero enmities nnd ' friendships they went. it demonstrated that Is the way to thinks thoy have served sufficient should bo forgotten— if possible. It is no# that Florida loves tho ryal And then—politics is not the ruling success. For the only foundation of time to mnke tjiom realize that while tourist tho loss—but it lives falrplay this is a bonign government it will not object of tho universo. We must have refcl business Is service." stand lor any foolishness in war times good men ip office but we should not tho more.— Kissimmee Gazette. ------------ o------------ * and thoso prisoners who thought they spend nil of our tlgio trying to got No one knows tho troubles of the could cuss our government with im­ BLACK TONGUE CURE. them Jn office IVg have other and newspaper man. You can print • punity hnvo found out their mistake much more important interests at dally/paper every day in the yenr and and inarching on to Washington will stake and thin little old town of San­ Owners of bird dogs In this section mnke no mistakes and nover have a nvail them nothing. ford needs so many improvements should clip ILL: but ard kind word of praicc spokf" to vf* - — . *K?t wn have hut little tiro; to zSt it. The story appeared in a-recent about it but just make one iittio mis-, around and t;dk about our neighbors issue of Field nnd Stream nnd tfco PAYING THE PREACHER lake in a namo ono time during the, nnd endeavor to show upMhelr short­ remedy for this dog disenso Is ns year and you uro cussed front Dsn The current I.udlcm’ Home Journal comings. To our mind the building follows: (ilvo as soon ns possium to Bccrsheba and from Pensacola to contains nil article on tho subject of up of the city and tho county nnd 1 1-2 oz. of entor nil internally and Coca Coin. Every person In the tho salnrics of ministers, in which It tho Chnmlicr of Commorco nnd the 10,000 Anita of Dipthcriji Antitoxin county thinks their own llttlo nrtlclo is stated that tho churches of Amer­ ninny other interests should tako up suh-rutancousty. Two hours nfter Is tho greatest thing in the world ica cost an average of nine cents a our attention and In thiH Chamber of castor oil, give 1 teaspoon of powdornever stopping to think that tho week per member, hlightly under tho Commerce lies #uch of tho future id sulphur beaten up in a rnw egg. newspaper has about fifty pcoplo Wo should Tho sulphur, and raw egg to bo re ­ price of two ice cream cones. This grentness of Sanford. ju st like you waiting to spring a total cost is divided in a number of each nnd every one got hohtpd Jhis peated once n day for tho following ^squack" on tho editor. However tho directions, one of tho items being tho Chamber of Commerce movement, two or three dnys. During illness, Inw is out on editors and It is nlpay up our dues, attorn] the gover­ keep Hie dog by itself in comfortable salaries of the parsons. .ways apropos to air your kicks to tho The article goeB on to indicate, by nors meeting every Friday, tnko lun­ quarters, provided wth water. As newspuper so sond them along—wo numerous statistics, that tho clergy­ cheon with tho men» who aro doing for fond only offer raw eggs nnd live on them. men are woefully underpaid. The things, listen to tho list of nchiovc- cream. Repent tho dose of antitox­ members of the churches seem a l­ monts and accomplishments, put in n in in 24 hours in stubborn cases. SANFORD HIGH HCIIOOI, HAS most to hnvo taken the preacliors at word of our own about what hnn boon No wfor tho dont’s. Donjt wnit for TH E B EST their word when they have proclaimed done or should jx< done and in this tilerym ptonc of tho Bocon'd nnd third tlmt salvation is free. way assist the Chamber of Commerce stages. Don’t thing nny case is be­ Salmagundi in out. Salmagundi is The figures given by tho writer instead of standing outside looking in yond treatment. Don’t force feed. tho Sunford High School Annual and lire quite striking. Of the 170,000 and telling about the shortcomings of Don’t kill your dog with too much always good hut this year for soino clergymen in the United Stntos fewer the members of the Chamber of! Com­ attention. This is stated by the reason or other and without dispar* than two thousand luivo to pny any merce who are endeavoring to ac­ writer to bo the only cffectivo cure ngement to previous editions, tho incomo tnx, while there aro moro complish something. Politics should for black tonguo. general opinion seems to bo that 1022 than ^22,000 lawyers and more than have no part in any of the delibera­ For (^tem per, which affliction has outBhonu all tho rest. It is a 20,00ty physicians who render this tions of the Chamber of Commerce or many, dogs nre subject to at this 'wonderful piece of work not from tho tribute to the government. The av. of any of tho clubs in tho city and if time of year, there is a vnccino and printers' point of view for tho. Herald crogo salary of ministers in 1010 was polities Is kept out of all tho public serum trentment thnt may bo ob­ did the printing, and wo'ro too modest $720 per annum, and in 1021 tho sal­ organizations and clubs they will tained at tho loenl drug store. to pass judgment on this work, but aries had, renched tho princely pro­ grow bigger ami better each year nnd from an artistic standpoint, from the portions of $808. In ono of tho larg­ accomplish twlco aa much. viewpoint of literuti^ro, from the ex­ er denominations III per cent of tho If the people as n whole could rise GROW VEG ETA BLES -TH E YEAR cellent ■drawings and cu rl'm s of ministers received ut lust account above this petty pbiltlcal game) and ' ROUND. __ L _ llyron Stephens which are better salaries below $100 per uniiuin, r all work togeth er'for tho > Greater .than anything evor before attempted Thu Experimental Station at GainDuring the ported from 1014 to Sanford thnt wo want und must hnvo 'ill Florida and from tho standpoint 1010 wages of railway men Increased there ^"uhl not bo nnyl troublo In usvjllojins been making a campaign of magazine work it is at tho top of 100 per cent ifid tho cost of living raising-any amount of money to put to grow vegetables in Florida tho the list Tho covers aro imita­ went up to 00 per cent. During’ tho over all tho big things contemplated. year round. Wo can certainly g T o w tion lonthor in brown with a same prolod the compensation of Big men aro greatly needed in theln in the Sanford section tjio year purple tint, printed in gold em­ ministers, on tho average, Increased this country todny. Dig men of round nnd the only reason wo do not bossed and tho second cover in tho less than 20 per cent. broad vision who can look over grow them in Sanford is because nfname material plain, tho book being The writer associates these facts the heads of tho little, nnrrow tcr June there is no market for them printed upon heavy enamel paper with the further fact that until tho minded backbiters nnd peanut poli­ In car lotfd lots and out* growers rest that allows off tha many half tones in present yenr hoifo lins been a shortage ticians who are forever and continu- up a bit before planting seed beds lino shape. Every branch of tho San­ in the theological seminaries.. Ho nliy stirring up pottoy strife, personal for the next years crops. However, ford High School is covered although says that the young men themselves differences nnd other pottyfogglng it would be profitable to grow somo lithlotics wore not featured as it do not take the salary into account, for their own personal ondB. We need vegetables for tho local markets nnd Should have been but tile school prob­ hut their families do and mnke ev­ big men as we nevor needed them be­ for the markets in Florida if for no ably goes in for other tilings strong. ery effort to turn thorn into somo fore and when thoy appear they markets farther north, and hero is t*r than athletics and tho pooms, ar­ other line of work. Ho also intimates should lie put In tha high places re­ where tho man with aspirations ticles, llttlo Bqulhbs, jokes, etc.,, aro tlmt the grade of pronching .that is gardless of their previous hnhitat, could make somo money if tho scheme all filled with the Hpirlt of the school heard in many churches is not ns servitude o f family connections—yea, was over tried out. There is always and school dnys. The high school high a h it would lie If tho sainriuB verily. a homo market and thnt home mar­ jinnunl this year is ono in which ov- were larger, which scorns a reason, ket must be supplied from somo place cry high school pupil should taka a aide deduction. Tho FLORIDA IN VITES ALL— WITH and why not from Sanford? great pride for It duunyistrutos that ------------ o------------Tatnpn Tribune takes lip the matter LIMITATIONS. Sanford High lias some of the bright­ DON’T .MIX POLITICK WITH ns follows: est iimr brainiest pupils In the stato— "The Starke Telegraph commenting liUKINESS \ When, half-dozen years ago, an ncnone others could compile so much' casloun) winter tourist from tho on the fact that *lho strawberry eengood matter in M2 pages. Ju st think Now that a political campaign is north nr west would drive into any son is about over, and tho potato of it — 14£ pages of good rending mat* on again ami we are in the midst portion nf Flnridn in bin automobile, movement will not Inst long, looks at terr wonderful sketches, half tones, of a mildly heated argument over lie was gladly allowed to park his tho rapidly going out corn, tomato, history, etc. Every patron ami every whether John Smith is a better man ear in almost nny convenient spot ha cucumber ami watermelon erdps nnd advocate of education ill thin county limn Hill Brown let us all sit down chnso. He was allowed to secure wa­ says: :nhould have a copy of Salmagundi. and reason together as citizens witli ter from the family well, and was “ 'About June ifith the (ruck ship­ It is an inspiration and a compendium tile common aim of building up <>ur loaned, or supplied at How prices, ments are over, and thero will lie no nf all thut is good, all that is snappy town. In the aggregate wo nil want such things ns might bo found nec­ money coming to the truckers before nnd full of life, all of tho quips and to elect g(|od men to office—in fnct essary for tho upkeep of his party. October lHt, or thereabouts, -when jests ut tho bright scholars who mnko the host men we can pot. It matters I'Toridn people wore glad to wolcomo sweet potatoes enter tho innrkots. up, high school and laHt liul not least “ 'Hut why should this intervening little to the average citizzcn who 1s such—for thore was great liklilmod a mirror of thoso flno young men and elected nnd ho hardly over takes any thnt if large percentage of them might season of three nnd a half to four women who for four years hnvo been months be fruitless ns far nH con­ interest in polities because it is so become future cltizons. working to attain that goal—a high exhausting, mid lakes his min|l from Hut like the camel thut commenced cerns tho production of money bring­ ■school education. Salmagundi of business nnd plcdVuro alike. It Is up to edge its way into tho tent tha ing truck crops? Will nothing grow 1022 is perfect In b v r y detail. to the voters to put the best men into number of tourists grow into vast ar­ and mature during this warm.spell? office and we as citizens owe this mies, nnd, emboldened at all inck of Tlioso who hnvo tried to mnko every NO MOKE COXEY ARMIES. nnlcii to our county nnd state. Wo rebuff, actually madu themselves at month of tho year bring in money, do should take an interest in tho cam­ heme—and to "crowd" upon tho re g -; not think so.’ Way back yonder many years ago paign nnd this interest should bo con­ ulnr residents—those who paid for the Tho Telegraph concludes by asking when this country was going through fined solely to the going down on good roads, who paid tnxes to main­ why we stay in n rut, nnd consider hard times and many men woro out of election day and ensting our ballot tain government of tho different Hint ns soon as tho old established ampiuymont a man named Coxoy, for the men who in our estimation towns nnd cities and counties. A large crop nre moved it is useless to at­ from Ohio, conceived tho idea of gath­ aro the best men for tho vnrlous of­ percentage of them would commence tempt tiie growing of any others. I t ering up a nondescript army of all fices, This is our prorogrntivo nnd doing business;-thoy found that rent is nn important question, nnd ono tho hoboes In the country, guthoring our right as citizens and it is also oust them nothing, and that they which should bo nnswored wisely. them at his homo and mnrcUing on tu our right to take1up ail v /f our time could establish themselves as auto- Florida with its fine summer clim ate, Washington wlieru he would appeal to with politics if we chonsa bgt talking mfbito repairers, or contractors in of showers nnd sunshine alternating, tho president for employment. Tho politics nover got anyone anywhere various linos, or even as grocers— can be mndo to, nnd actually does, fa ct of tha matter was tlmt the ma­ nnd it holds back business and town nnd this largo percentage brought the where intelligently undertaken, grow jority of thu men gutherud in Coxuy's building. Tljpro is entirely m o much balance into ill repute. Tho various tho liqht of vegetables all the yenr yard woro nw.n who did not want stress laid on tho fact ih ut this fel­ communities were forced to bogin to round. There is nu renson, snvo only work, hud never worked and did not low or thnt fellow voted against us draw tho lino between actual tourists habit holding us, why Floridn In tho intend to work but tho idea of free one time nnd wo intend to souk this who cnnio to enjoy tho season nnd mid summer season must depend on rollons and a chance to go to Wash­ candidate nr that cnmlidnta because who could nfford to do so and tho other states, for fresh vegetables, or ington under a Icmlor who had enough he Injured us in ono way or another mendicant who possesjpd anarchistl* revert to tho tin can for all that is money to feed them enroute appealed at' Home time in tho pnst. This is not cal tendencies and believed that all used. Four months Idleness for Florida to them and the, "army” marched to the way to get tho best men Into of- tilings came to him who'd grim. Washington. Coxoy probably had a fieo nnd should never bo the munner A rerent copy of the Saturday Even-' productive lands nnd gnrdens is too hunch tlm t tho free advertisement in which candidates aro to ifb picked. ing Post hns mb article pertaining to much valuable tlmo lost. Lot’s got would land him in the president's It is tho duty of oach voter to choose tho situation which is most timely In out of tho ruts and mako Florida s chair later on and lie rode at thu huud thu best men for tho place rcgartllcss this regard, nnd the extract which real all-year state." m. ». voiLlr ................ rmiiMi m 4 bum* U , I , U l U M ............. tM n lu r u l T n tM n r IHE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Orlando Will Have Negative Side ot lustrated one day la^t week during tbs ( Debate “Reaolved That the Philall-Florida friendship tour. The party, Ippi nee Should Be Glvcir of Jacksonville business nnd profes-* Their Independence atonal men 'were in Tampa, where, y* ' they wore cordially welcomed, ns In On May 12th in the evening the* tho othor Florida places they had will occur ah inter-high school debat* visited, and the apeoches made there at the high s<Aopl building here, bL expressed hearty cooperation In the tween teams representing tho Orlando enterprise on which the visitors ..were school versus tho Sanford school. embarked. That enterprise, the pur­ Tho subject to bo debated will b* pose .and object of the tour, as da? "Reioftod that tho PhUIppinos should scribed in very lew words by Mr. H. now bo given __their Independence.” P. Adair, president"of the Jacksonville Thq Orlando team hns drawn thi Chamber of Cwimerce, who said: negative of the qquestlon, this team Wo como to you'today, not to composing tho following as membem Moll you anything, not to boost Stanley Goessweln, James Bailey and Jacksonville, or any other n-r'ifv* Clyde Ramsey. utar section of Florida, but to A medal contributed by the Reporendeavor to Impress uporf you ter-Star will bo given tho younj tho tremendous results, which lady and gentleman making tho best nre possible In the. development debate. Tho Reporter-Star hns offer, of Florida, provided we forget our od two medals yearly to be contested seotiounl diffcrertc»>B,' and ico-opfor in this manner to stimulate intermcrate for tho good of Just Flor­ pat in debate by the high school puidn. Wo/deslre to achieve in plls.—Reporter-Star. Floridn what California has ac­ complished, a Florida spirit for W ELFA RE DEPARTMENT all Florida. GIVES HIGH SCHOOL PRIZBg If you will read that brief para­ graph again, let it "soak in," there in little need for extended comment. Tho Wolfnro Department of the President Adair’s words aro perfectly Woman’s Club presents High School plain, .m lain ulthou^h so compre- students with prizoB for Health Pos. licmmii, thnt "ho who runs mny road." tera. "For the good of Just Florida." Somo Sunford High School students That was wholly nnd solely tho pur- hnvo won moro honors. Wednesday v t s : -ir.d object o f tho "friendship" morning in'eimpoi, Mrs. R. E. Tolar, tour that was handled to ndmlrnbly representing tho Wolfnro. Department nnd Hint wan successful from sfart to of the Woman’s Club visited S. H, S., finish, Hut the end in not yet. Not nnd after n short talk presented three by any menus' The seed hus only prizzes for tho best Health Posters, been yIanted; tho fruit will come with made by tho students of S. II. S. Tho first prize, $2.60, was won by tho months nnd years. Tt foil on fa l­ low ground, ns wan evident from tha Byron Stephens, tho second $1.5(1 by receptions nnd everywhere were nc?T Ilodmnn Lehman nnd tho third $1 by corded the flowers. Tho minds and Snrnh Malpns. Tho posters wero all hearts of thoso visited had boon pro-1so good that tho judges had a hard pared to receive thnt which they n c-1timo deciding which ones were ths cepted In'tho npirlt in which it was best. All of them wero very effec­ given. Nowhere was henrd a dis­ tive ns posters in the health cam­ senting voice. Tho crusade for friend­ paign nnd hnvo been oif' exhibit both ship, firmly to be established Iiy nets at the club and in tha High School, Mrs. Tolar spoke interestingly of and deeds, wns n triumph boenuso it was in the words of tho clmnjhpr of the relation of diet to efficiency nnd commerce president, "fo r the good also of tho place of nre work in th# school. of just Florida." It is gratifying, indeed, to witness tho uninimlty of sentiment, of good­ Phono Cntes Crate Co., for ferti­ will, thnt thiH tour aroused. It can lizer for your lawn and gnrdon. They not bo otherwise than productive of will tel) you tho kind to use and males good results.for "ju st Florida," gran­ tho prico nttrnctivo foY you. Cates ting thnt tho friendship created is ns Crnto Co., Phono 181. HGtfc sincere ns were hearty tho receptions niVorilod tto those whoso mission was For Ront— Nicely furnished tea to hind nn into ono all the people of room npnrtmontH with bath in Cntes Florida in order thnt tho work, of now hu ltd ing, nt ( reasonable priest. making notter tho stato of onormous Also hnvo npnrtmonts for ront at 809 possibilities, may be done with for.es Magnolia St. J . J . Cates, at Catos combined and with but ono object In store. 35-tfe view—"tho good of Just Florida." No mntter how much of good cotne* fififi quickly relieves a cold. 28 20tc to Floridn, because of the friendship tour, or by reason of nny similarly Although a powerful reconstructive commeminhici enterprise, .that good tonic, Tnnlnc contains no harmful in­ will 1k> shared by the world, of which gredients, minerals o r-opiates, which Florida is n pnrt, nnd in which it is nre so often found in other moilicinoe. designed to stnnd forth more and It can thoreforo bo taken by delicate more gloriously ns the years go by— children with splendid results.—Sold friendship, united efforts nlding ma­ by tho Union Pharmacy.—Adv. V terially to attnin the goal by nil de­ ■■■ -■ — ■ ■’ ■ | sired.—Timcs-Unlon. Try a Herald Want Ad today. I✓ Are You Thinking About a Summer Camp For Your Boys This Summed? The mountains of North Carolinn aro the best locations in tho world for henlth nnd thnt change of climate noeded by Floridians and espec­ ially tho growing boys. Laurel Park Camp Near Hendersonville Is ono of tho best camps in tho South qb well ns ono of tho most reas­ onable with a flno corps of teachers and councillors, with tho best athletic instructors, with tho inko for swimming, with pure drinking water, good food, sanitary in every respect. Send for Catalogue or See Mo Personally ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. SANFORD, FLORIDA SA FETY F IR S T Cleanliness is next to Godliness • ' ' We Invite the public and all UBers of E L D E R SPRINGS W ATER to visit the spring and in our method of handling its product. Why take a chance? .Y ou r eminent physicians claim th at this water in unexcelled and its purity, makes it most beneficial for many troubles. The Ford people of Sanford as well as the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. / j Call phone 311 and have a foottle of this water sent you nnd protect vour hcnlthv » .Elder Springs W ater Co. ! SANFORD i, ‘ F FLORIDA I .O R �TH E SANFORD W EEK LY HERALD, FRID AY, MAY 5 ,1 9 2 2 LAKE MARY : : EAST SANFORD Mrs, A. E. Qolgg nnd Mrs. Anna Swanson spoilt Thursday Inst in Or­ lando. A. D. Parish, section foreman, spent the week end in Jacksonville. The now electric light plantrhas ar­ rived and is being installed to light up this burg. J . E. Singletary, A. C. L„ extra gang foreman, hns purchased a house and lot hero of H, D. Durant and ex­ pects to move his family hero Mny 8th from Orlnndo. l£:.--iCtd l!r s . Ellsworth Brown left Sunday night for their homo at, Seabrook, N. II. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blount have moved into Mr. Brown’s house. Mr. Blount being connected with tho Smith Furniture Co. at Sanford. Miss Hazel Qulgg, of Orlando, is spending a few days tho guest of her parents hero. Mr. nnd Mrs. Engersol are conf* menclng to rebuild their house where their old house was destroyed by. fire several weeks ngo. Mr. nnd Mrs. J . A. Brnildock spent several days hero laBt week with thoir children returning Inst of the week to *atvjkikv. <■tw • rs» a icluriii, F ix that bell today! Get one Columbia "Bell Ringer" Bat* te*y,of two Columbia "N o. 6" Batteries, and make the did .bell happy. Columbia Dry Batteries are better for every purpose. More power and longer Bit at little coat. Used everywhere for doorbells, b u siers, heat regulators, alarms, etc., for gas engine and tractor Ignition, and fix quick starring Ignition ’ on non-self■startiqg Fords. Sfefrs ctl* Columbiaa ate for sale all around you — electridj electricians, hardware stores, general Stores, auto supply shops, garages, tm> plaflMBt dealers. Insist upon Columbia, S n (> /•I u ; « i i n 1 II.mi ini' Columbia D iy %r B a t t e r ie s —-they last longer 11 |] fct Ml Mi ta m H Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. I’nInfer hnvi closed their homo in Cameron City nnd gone to Jacksonville for an indefinite stay. Miss Sue Fay was nt homo from Paintkn over Sunday with Her parents, Dr. nnd Mrs. Fay of Cameron road, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Beck nnd son, Maurice, went to -Daytona' Bench F ri­ day returning Sunday and wore tho guests of relatives while there. Mrs. D’Ornn, Miss Dowan muKMr. Dozellc, of Winter Park, wore visitors nt tho Ellswosth home Sunday. Tho Ilornid office had no monopoly on A. Corpnny’s cucumbers ns Mr. Cor,.any passed them around out here, too* » 0 WANT HARDING’S VlRWS ON NEWEST BONUS PROPOSAL I D r T k « A a a o e la tr a l ’ r r a a ) WASHINGTON Moy 4.—Tho sold­ iers’ bonus problom is to be put up to President Harding again. This was decided yesterday at a meeting of the Senate finance committee Republicans who agreed tentatively upon details of n measure embodying substantially tho Houso bill plon of bank and Gov'crnmentnl loans on adjusted service certificates in lieu o f tho original cash bonus proposal. Senators said they desired to get the President’s views on the newest bonus proposal, ' explaining that It would bo a waste of time to go ahead with a measure which tho President might disapprove. They added that the visit of tho commltteo to tho Wh|to Houao would bo doforrod untU G tm k s egrna Sinql^^ f DoutieMesh HAIRNET ALLthoqunlltles and quality you expect In the finest hair net— siz e, in v isib ility , strength—are perfect­ ly combined nnd guar­ anteed in our best hair net, Regina. Unexpect­ edly low priced, n complete bill could bo drafted and Mrs. Julia Ynhn hns been (,ulto ill given furthor consideration by them. for sevorul weeks nt tho homo of her Full details of the now measure Do not be without a daughter, Mrs. G. W. Bledsoo on Col­ were withheld, but aa now outlined it ory nvonue. Mrs. J . O'Nonl of Bowl­ would contomplato no taxes and aside supply; buy a dozen ing Green nnd Mrs. G.-L. Simmons, of from adjusted sorvice certificates it today. Jncksonvlllo, linvo been called here be­ would provide for vocational training cause of thoir mother's Illness, farm nnd homo aid, and cash pay­ F o r S a le The littlo rain of Wednesday night ments to-veternns whose adjusted was fino nml tho littlo showers of S at­ service pay Would not exceed 60. The Exclusively at urday nml Monday wero appreciated so-called reclamation section o f the after waiting for them since tho third House' bill hns been eliminated. J G - M c C r o r y C ol week m February. President Hnrdlng will bo urged to 107 East First St. Mahoney & Walker nro putting In approve tho mensuro in this form and iiiiiuvHiow wells nbout here, having (10 wli Bio told that it v.'!!! irrj^— Including C)rey b-euiiv 1>_. f riiir-A Mr. nml Mrs. II. D.. Durant spent wells promised ns fast as lie y and ii hifc ing tho next throe ^cars, while th e ' In.’.t Wednesday in Del,mid. q to them. Fred Harden wns operated on S at­ 1). I,. Lung is building a home on present public llebt refunding opera. I urday nt the Fornnld-Laughton hospi­ HeaniaU avenue. Grnlinm Hunter is tions aro in progress. It is tho p ros-’ tal for appendicitis and we arc glad milling a big screened in porch to his out thought of proponents that tho | to report ho is getting along nicely. Beardall avenue home. J. W. Corluy ultimate necessary financing tan bo ( Mr. nnd Mrs^JYnnk Evans and baby Is building nil addition and largo done by uso of*the foreign debt, thru left tho first of the week by>nuto for scrccncdln porch on his Cameron road debt, though there is a possibility Boston, Mass. Thoy*expcct to roturn home. Charles Dunn Is building, u that tho treasury mayo have to issue in about two months to mnkc this large addition to his home on Cmnoron some cortifiento of indebtedness to or two, their |iumc. road, C. F. Williams is liuijding a cover costs In tho first barn on bis now place. Mr. Frazier unjess funds from thu foreign debt CHANGES IN TRAINS Is building a sleeping porch on his become available in tho menntimo. Don’t worry nnd complnin nbout a Colory avenue home. ON TH E COAST LINE DISMISS DAMAGE SU IT bad back. Get rid of it! For weak John Russell him bought tho MorrlFOR TH E SUMMER kidneys, lame and nchy backs, your lo III acres partly cleared with small ( l l T T h e A a a n c l n t r d I’ r r u l JACKSON, Miss., Mny 3.—Tho neighbors rocommeml Doan's Kidney There liuvo been a few changes in house and barn on Beardall avenue. There is a rumor’that Mr. JjhiRfloU $100,000 damage suit brought by Miss Pills. A ok your neighbor! several trains on thu Const Line III the L. II. Walker, bricklayer) 1220 VV. bought tho plnco for u sister. Francos C. Birkhond, a stenographer, past few days. No. 80 will arrive at Tin pepper harvest is on at full i nganinst Gov. Leo Russell, of M I b s I s - ‘*r i* Hanford, says: "Hard wink 3:42 and leave at 3:52. No. 01 und 02, weakened my kidneys and caused Inmo hlnst. Several packing plnnts nro sippl, her former ompliyer, alleging the Tourist Special trains, have been buck. When I stooped to lift, terrlblu established here, ono at tho Citrus seduction, wns dismissed in federal taken off for the summer. Exchange plant at Honrtkll, tho San­ court hero yesterday by Judgo.Edwin Rn*n8 cnuRht n,° *n mo hack and I could hnrdiy straighten. I An attack of heartburn or indiges­ ford Truck Growers, Inc., ware houso Holmes, on tho ground of lack of ju r­ wns certainly in bad shape. I had to tion culls for a dose of Hcrhinu. It at Reek Hammock, the American Fruit isdiction. Attorneys for MIbs Blrkget up frequently during tho night to relieves the distress instantly and Growers, Inc., nro packing nt tho tvnro heml announced that they would rdpuss the secretions wit id * burned liko forces the fermented food into tha house in Cameron City nnd also nt tho lllo tho suit Immediately in tha Ox­ hot conlH in passage. I foit ns though warehouse at Mooro’s Station. F. F. ford division of tho fodernl court. bowels. You feel bettor nt once. Prico I hnd been hit with a ball bat in tho 60c. Sold by Union Pharmacy.—Ady. Dutton is using Joe Cnmeron’s ware­ Gov. tissoll said his homo was In Ox­ house nt Mooro's Station. I’oppors ford, Miss., an dho could not ba tried hnck of my hond. I rend nbout Doan's Kidney Bills nnd procurod some nt are fine considering tho dry windy in Jackson. Saint's Drug Storq. Doan's cured mo weather that has provnilotf over slnco of thu hackacho nnd hundnehes nml GGG cures Malarial Fover. 3H-20tc they hnvo been set out. corrected the action of my kidnoys." Brice (10c, nt lal dealers. Don't sim­ SALMAGUNDI IS OUTI White's Cream Vermifuge is cer­ ply ask for a kidney remedy—got tain destruction to Intuptlnnl worms, it is harmless to children or ndults. High School Students Aro Delighted Donn’s Kidney Bills—tho snmo that Mr. Wnlker hnd. Foster-Mllbum Co., Prico, 35c. Sold by Union Phnrmncy. With Now Book Mfrgs., Buffalo. N. Y.—Adv. —Adv. • M l C o lo n UN ION -M ADE M W ork C lo th e s THAT DULL ACHING ----- FOR MEN AND B O Y S ------ /'Y \ /I ? D A T 1 Q__ B eat “ Indigo” Denim; roomy and \ J V t < r \ / \ L .L . o com fortable; with doublo-Btitchod Bonma th a t will not rip j wide suspender?. —With new ImFO R T proved drop-neat, ERA LLS easily nnjijnlekly lot down; buttons concealed and so placed an not to touch tho body. Most comfortable ono-pleco Work garment ever rondo. p A N T S , - olM-if .w „ tnnWlilla In n«al MrvImnMo |inu«riiai B1""! fitting *n<l Iniicwaarlnu. Aak jnu r ilanlar for ' ‘I,*iiitnin"OnrmMibe,a»lil umlar Inm-rlnd eiiarautao. Isiolt far Ilia Waito-mark. K s h n M f g . Co., M o b ile , A la . M c Do n a l d BURGMAN & FLORIDA DISTRIBUTORS DAYTONA FLORIDA r ir tr w [ilaw ig to I" acre* day and dots all other h im )ob* In all klnda of wtatliar. Turna ahort at and of field. Pula every a u i under crop*. Cletrac IM U IM O ir T A N K -T Y P E TRACTOR 41 Cletrac Owners MakeMoney Ourminff. H A T ’S what a farmer admitted to us last week while we were discussing the ways to reduce the cost of raising crops. ‘‘I've known four Cletrac owners personally, he went on. “There’s no doubt but what those fellows made more money even the first year they operated Cletracs than any year before. And they told me it w as all due to Cletrac’s sensible crawlertype constructionT-its ability to work on any ground no matter what its condition, and its success id handling all kinds of jobs around the farm faster, better an<J cheaper.” No farmer c^n control his selting price. B u t. e v e r y C letra c fa rm e r can control his produc* tion cost. Come in and let us tell you why Cletrac is a paying investm ent-w hy more farmers effery year kre swinging over to its u se -ta k iq g advantage of Ite m any time and money saving features. There s no obligation at all if you want us to demonstrate— lust tell us when and where. It will pay you fto i n v e s t i g a t e next time you’re i n town. T Sanford High School was tha sceno of much excitement yesterday morn­ Let Mrs. Mary Graves Tell You Her WEATHER AND CROP CONDIBoultry Raining Experience. ing whan tho first hundred copies of TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR TH E "Three yenrH ago bought an IncuW EEK ENDING MAY 2ND, 1022 this year's Sulmngundi wero delivered to tho pupils. Of course, this wns only lmtor, tills year I ’ve made money. Didn't Temperature: The week averaged a beginning In filling the list of thoso Rats stole my lnihy chicks. Hlightly cooler than tho normnl over ordered so the upper class students know until u friend gave mo a cako mont of tho section; the nights wero who had put in ordors wero given of RAT-SNAP. Next morning found too cool during a portion of thu timo. theirs first', nnd other pupils nnd two dead ruts in hennery. Kept find­ Precipitution: It was generally in­ townspeople who hnva paid for an­ ing them. Suddenly they disappeared sufficient, hut rain occurred vory. nuals will probably get thoir copies to- altogether, it’s thu only sure rat killer.” Take Mrs. Gravcss' advice. generally over northern ami western day. Tha magazine is undoubtedly tho Three sizes, 35c, (!5c, $1.25. Sold und divisions; drought continues, however ovor most of tho central and southern best that Sanford High School has guaranteed' by Bull Hardware Co.— counties where only local and widely' put out, und is a credit to both tljo Adv. scattered showers occurred. senior class nnd the Ilornid printora. Condition of Crops: The week mark- Insidu its artistic covor which is dono Itiili-My-Tisni for Rheumntism. 38-2Uc oil tho ending of n severe draught, in tho class colors of garnet nnd gold, especially in tho northern und western ura many livo and interesting depart­ For every purpose for which a lini­ counties, nnd iocnlly over small areas ments. In several instances thu work ment is usually applied thu modern in tho central ami sonthurn counties; Is quite unique. The prize-winners’ remedy, Liquid Borunzo, will do tho although insufficient everywhere nnd section, which is a now department, is work more quickly, nioro thoroughly ns and more pleasantly. Brice, 30c, 00c too late to suvo many crops of truck, to bo particularly commundcd the rain greatly benefited corn, cotton, should bo tho complcto and careful and $1.20. Sold by the Union Blinrmpeanuts, cane, velvet beans, tobnbco, work of tho alumni editors. ncy.—Adv. I’agos which will ho of pnrticulnr tomatoes, molons and citrus frultH. No rain of moment fell in thu interior of intorest to all thoHo acquainted with tha southorh division nnd largo uraus high school studontB nro thoso giving in tha central division received no tha cartoons which show tho result of rain—these districts nro still in dis­ tho “ Who's Who" voting contest, Thoy tress. Citrus fruits dropped badly, es­ answor.such questions as “ Who is tho pecially on high innds, and somo young most popular boy n t'S . H. S .? ” “ Who SA G E TEA AND SULPHUR TURNS. trees died; and cbtgi on uplunds suf­ is tho prettiest g irl? " etc. GRAY. FADED HAIR DARK ' Tile book contains more pages titan fered acutely—vegetables dried up, ' AND GLOSSY Tho oat crop Is poor. Whoro rain o c-l|nBt vein's, sovoral now department?, currcd a marked change has taken !ll,d ubout $100 more worth of picAlmost everyone knows thut Sage plnee in the condition of crops. Modur- t^ros. 1,1 Uioro ^ «« unusual Tea and Sulphur, proporly compound­ ntu rains foil in the following toun-l “ umber of splomlod cuts and besides ed, brings hack Tho natural color and ties: Madison, Dade, Broward, I’usco,!— ^lo Individual write-ups of ouch lustra to tho hnir when failed, streak­ Lake, Seminolo, Putnnip, Alachua, Senior nnd the moro suries nrtleloB of Clay, St. Johns, Duval, Columbia, 8u- “Farewell," "Class Brophocy," ‘VCInss ed or gray. -Years ngo tho only way wanoe, Nassau, Hamilton, Gadsdon,1History," and so forth. Thoro nre to get this mixture was to mako it at LeonEFrnnklin, Baker, Marion, Volu-. Plonty Rood Jokes and lots of hum- homo, which Ih niussy and rtoublosomo. ' sin, Hillsboro, Manatee, mid Bradford. « throughout.. Nowadays wo simply nsk at any ShowerB wore well distributed west of] The seniors announce that thoir tho Apalachicola rivor. Tijo greatest friends enn got copies during tho noxl drug store for "W yeth’s Sage and Sul­ rainfall roported from tho various or two by mdoring from Lillian phur Compound." You will get u Inrgo wmt ■ ' Duval rinvni und nml Fimin i no Shinholscr Shin)|olscr or Vm Wflllam Muilem, or nt bottle of this old-tlmo roclpa improv­ counties was: Dado, 1.00 any of tho various drug storos. Tho ed by tho addition of othor ingredients Lee, 1.32; Alachua, 0.08; Marion, 0.07, prico is still one dollar, bi}t trio edition ut very littlo cost. Everybody uses Gadsden, 0.08; -Jefferson, 1.30; Modi son, LOO; Columbia, 0.4G; Taylor, 0.79 •" limited nnd it will bo advisable for this preparation now, becauso no one and Jackson, 0.04 Inches. tho alumni and friends of tho high cun possibly tell that yoif darkened school students who ure. interested to your hnir, ns U docs it' so naturally 006 cures Dengue Fever. .. 3H-20tc buy their copies nt tho onriloHt posni- and evenly. You dampen a sponge or , |bio moment. Salmagundis will ba on soft brush with it nnd draw'tKjs thru Whon your breath is had, appetite 8al° tho |Jrug stores by thin uftcr- Vour hair, taking ono small strand a t poor, and you feol “bluo’ nnd discour- noon and during Friday nnd Snturdny. n time; by morning tho gray hnir dis­ ngod, you neod Herbino. Ono or two ’ Needless to say tho Salmagundi was appears, and after unothor application doses will set you right; I t is a great printed ut tho Herald office, or two, your hair bccomos beautifully system purifier. ‘Price, 00c. Sold by dark, thick and glossy and you look 38-20tc years younger.— Adv. 660 cures Bilious Fever. Union Pharfoacy.—Adv, AN OLD RECIPE TO DARKEN HAIR �THIS SANFORD W BgtttY MBHAtP, FlUDAV, MAT 8, Itt2 (from ToMdu’* Billy) The many old time friend* of Chas­ ter Goodrich of Orlando were glad to see him In tho city today from his homo in Orlando. Herman Stcolo has resigned his position with the Wight Bros., Tire Co., and has taken a position with J . L. Miller’s Bakery. C. F. Harrison of Geneva, was in tho city today attending a school board meeting. Ho is a candidate for re-election to tho county schoo) board. tx Mr, and Mrs. L. E. Wight of Lake, land aro visiting their father, Bev. L. E. Wright. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnlter Griffith of .Sanford visited Mrs. L. E. Mitchell Sunday afternoon. • I’rof. Okcrland motored over to Winter djark Saturday afternoon with a party of High School girls to witness tho Aquatic contests at Rol­ lins College. Mr. and Mrs. Vnrne and two sons accompanied by Mr. Frank Norris C. A. D a l]., 'tho .naritaMc n,.mh«r J'1*11" 1 o f the .chon] board from tho Alto- ,Jr wnf *’ . . . '. .. moots .action wo. In tho city todoy th' 01 Ro" ln* College. and made his announcement for an­ Mrs. L. E. Wright nnd famljy vis­ other term in the same old job. ited Winter Pnrk Saturday. Children’s Week was observed by Mr. and Mrs. Van Vnlkonburg of the Oviedo Methodist Sundny School Orlando were in tho city today on and fine work reported by the teach­ business and pleasure. Mr. Van Valers. The parents meeting was well konburcr is with the Florida Automoattended nnd tho Sunday School has bile Asftciatlon insurance department planned Homo Improvements. Tho and has moved his residence from men's ^Vesloy Bible CIobs of this Melbourne to Orlando where ho form­ school numbers 20, while the womens erly resided. class numbers 25, nineteen of* whom T are nctlvo members. O. P. Swope of Oveldo wns In tho Tho l ake Charm Improvement ascity today nnd wns receiving n warm bpui'.o ' v'jit. Uuwelcome from his many friends. Ho, m.t “' .. , , . out tho has ju st returned from Chicago w hcrP L> rmr 1 c enn " K lake and preparing for the Hummer, ho experienced snow, rain and sleet On Tuesday they gnfve the public a nnd Is glud to get hack to Seminole fine picnic and fish fry on the bor­ county. Mr. Swope Is n candidate for ders of tho heautiful lako. tho legislature from thin county nnd On Thi/rsdny afternoon at four expects to climb right In and make an o’clock tho cornerstofie of the now active enmpaign for tho office. ,$20,000 Oviedo High School will bo laid With fitting ceremony. Tho golf links aro being whipped On Friday night nt 8 P. M. tho into shape now and the president and Oviedo orchestra will give their ini­ other officers of the Country Club In­ tial concert under thoir instructor, vite tho public out to coo tho links Prof. E. A. Bull of Sanford. The San­ and tho country club buildings Thurs­ ford Snxaphone Band will assist. day ufternoon. It looks raw at pres­ Miss Mnble Swope is at home for ent hut ona can got n good Idea of a Hhort visit from St. Augustine. what it will bo in n few months. Mrs. McBride was hostess nt a mis­ cellaneous shower in honor of Mrs. Jnmon Gut who farms on •Mclnnville Aullit, a very recent bride, on Satur­ avenue lifts some elegant peppers day, April 21). The inuiiy heautiful rendy for market and brought somo and useful gifts attested the high ap­ to tho Horald office today that wero preciation of the friends of this all to tho good. young woman. » The Ovledb Woman's Cluh enter­ Kondrlck Guornsoy of Orlando wns tained nt a Silver Ten Inst Friday af­ in tho city toilny shaking hands with ternoon. Mrs. Suuer nnd Mrs. Annie Ills many friends. Kendrick is one of Carter conducted nn • enjoyable prothe live wlrcH of Orflnndo nnd la n pram, after which cake nnd ten was past president of the Rotary Club of served. Orlando. Oviedo had tho pleasure of enter, turning May 5, thu District Confer­ Mrs. Corpnny brought tho Herald ence of the Orlando District of tho editor Home of the biggest nnd host Southern Methodist Conference, last cucumbers wo hnvo seen thin season. week beginning Monday night. Tho They como from the Corpnny farm opening sermon was preached Monday on Bcnnlnt! avenue which by tha way night by Rev. Mr, Ilodnctt of Kissim­ was formally owned by the editor nnd mee. The Conference was organized we just naturally like to seo tho good Tuesday morning with Mr. Ernest stuff coming from tho old place. Simmons of Frost Proof ns Secre­ tary. Rev. Mr. Dnlgcr as assistant. Billy Parker of tho A. C. I.. By., Mrs. Frank Mims of tho Oviedo Meth­ was In tlic city last night having just odist church extended a welcome in come from Ii Ih ornngo grove near F t. behalf of tlie town nnd ,tlio church Pierce and reported i a fine rain nil which evoked u heautiful response by down tho east const yesterdny. A Dr. Wilborn. Reports showed a won. forest fire caught his orange grovo derful increase in muijibers nnd num­ the other day and destroyed n hlg ber of churches, especially in tho hunch of fine orange trees entailing a regime of l.ake Okeechobee. The hlg loss just at this time when oran­ laities of Oviedo served dinner Tues­ ges aro destined to be worth some­ day nnd Wednesday under the trees thing. around the church. Winter Haven wad chosen as the next masting (Fioin WmliianUy't Ild ly ) place. Two young men, Mr. Johnson J . It. .Sullivan of Park uvomie has nnd Mr. Courson were received to just purchased n new player piano from the J , II. lliiiteriuister Piano preach. The Woman’s Jllsslonary Society Company. of the Methodist Church held a spe­ cial meeting Monday afternoon. An E. J . Butler of the H. ft W. B. Drew Interesting program was enjoyed. Co., sporting goods department woh Tile following are tho officers: Mrs. in tho city yesterday interviewing W. It. Young, President; Mrs. T. L. tho local dealers in this lino. Lingo, first-vice president; Mrs. L. E. Wright, secohd vice-president; C. A. Milford, representing tho Mrs. B. G. Smith, recording secre­ White ft Wycoff Mf’g., Co., of Now tary; Mrs. 11. B. McCall, correspondYork was in tho city yesterday call­ ing secretary; Mrs. L. E, Mitchell, ing on the local stationery trade. Treasurer; Social Service Superinten­ dent, Mrs. Annie Carter. The B. ft O, Garage unloaded n car Tho Oviedo baseball cluh played of Lexington cars today and will have the Sanford team nt Sanford last a cur load of JHupniohltes the last of Thursday and enmo out victorious to thin, week. Tho B. ft O. hoys Hell their delight. cars nnd sell them because they be­ Mrs. J , B. Jones, Mrs. W. E. Luther lieve In advertising in the Dully and and Mrs. J . E. Partin left Tuesday Weekly Herald. for Orlando where they will attend the U. D. C„ convention, now being Gilbert Loach editor o f tho Lees- held in that city. burg Commercial and one of the most Mrs. H. B. McCall and son Emmett progressive newspaper men In tho were visitors to Sanford Wednesday. stnto wan in tho city for n few minutes this morning and paid tho Herald of­ fice nn appreciated vIhR. Aside from his duties as editor of tho Conunorclnl, Gilbert Is tho presiding genius in the new paper and pulp mill at Leesburg and thiH promises to bo ono o f tho greatest industries in the state. C. W. Entzmingfr spent several days in Tnlluhnsseo returning homo Will Slovens of Winter Pnrk was In Sunday. the city n fow hours this morning Thosu leaving for Maine Wednesday and wns a welcome guont at tho Her. wore Mr. nnd M m E. E. Hardy, Mr. aid office. Will has boon stnto nows and Mrs. F. II. Ranger, Messrs. John editor of the Florida Post nt Winter nnd Ralph Ranger nnd Mr. Bryant. Park, hut on uccount of a shake-up E, S. Miller and Ralph Ranger wore In the office Saturday, Is out for tho visitors in Sanford Saturday. timo being but aspects to got back In Tho Seminole County Yl. Y. P. U. harness soon. Uncle Bill has boon Federation met) hi Sanford Friday editing .newspapers In Florida for evening. Those from tho Longwood many years nnd has u largo clrclo o f, Union attending were Mr. Olnudo friends all over the state. IHnchcliff, Miss Ethn Hartley, Mrs. LONGWOOD J L T . Fuller, Miss Lslla Fuller. Miss Leila Fuller was elected Vice-Presi­ dent of tho Federation. * The school will give an entertain­ ment at tho Library Friday evening, Moy 5th. • Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Blstllne .were visitors in Sanford Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. J . S. Dlnkel and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dlnkel wore shopping in Sanford Saturday. Miss Helen Moran spent the week­ end at her home in Geneva. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. R. Chapman nnd Rny, Jr ., arrived Wednesday to make Mr .and Mrs. J . S. Dlnkel a visit. W. S. Entxmlnger wns a vsiitor In town Inst Thursday. B. E. Hardy and F. H. Ranger wore transacting business In Orlando Tues­ day morning. Mrs. A. Y. Fuller npd J . K. Fuller were vlnltors in Sanford Monday, P. B. Truitt nnd family of Plant City moved into their old .homo place in South Longwood Monday. OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH Notice of Application for Tag Deed Under Section 878 of the General Statutes of tho State of 'Florida. S Notice la hereby given that Cath­ erine Rayford purchaser of Tax Cer­ tificate No. 880, dated the 3rd day of Juno, A. D., 1018, has filed said certi­ ficate In my office, and has made ap­ plication for Tax Dcr-. to issue in ac­ cordance with la i . Said certificate embraces the fpllowing described pro­ perty situated In Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot 13 Frosts Second Additon to Altamonte. The said land being as­ sessed at the date of the Issuance of such certificate In tho name of Mary M. Murph. Unloss said certificate shall bo redeemed according to law Tax Deed will Issue thereon tho 26th day of May, A. D,, 1022 W ITN ESS .my official signature and seal this tho 20th day of Ajftll, A. D . 1022. (SEA L) E. A. DOUGLASS Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida By A. M. W E E K E , D. C., 86-fltc Notice of Application for Tax Deed How To Got Relief When Hood sad Nooe aro Staffed Up, ,j Under Section 575 of tho General Statutes of the State M M M +♦♦ ♦ i w i - w m of 'Florida. Count fifty! Your cold In head or Notice is hereby given that A. L. catarrh disappears. Your clogged nosu u . vn'.l open, the air pnssnftcs of invenu, purchaser of Tax Certificate your head will clear and you can No, 215, dated the 2nd day of Juno breathe freely. No more snuffling, A. D. 1010, has filed said certificate hawking, mucous discharge, dryness in my office, and has made applica­ or headache, no struggling for brenth tion for Tax Deed to Issue In accorl dance with law. Said certificate em­ nt night. Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream braces tho following deserbod prop­ Balm from your druggist ami apply a erty situated In S^ninolo County, little of this fragrant antiseptic cream Florida, to-wit; Lots 148, 160, and 161, Altamonto in your nostrils. It penetrates thru over ynir passage of the head, sooth­ L. II. ft N. Co., as recorded in Plat ing and Jiunilng the swollen or in­ nook No. 1, Page 10, Somlnolo Coun­ flamed mucous membrane, giving you ty Records. Tho snld lund belhg as­ instant relief. Head colds and ca­ sessed at the date of tho issuanco of tarrh yield like magic. Don't stay such certificate In the name of Un­ stuffed up nnd miserable. Relief is known. Unless snld certificate shall he redeemed according to lnw Tax Hure.—Adv, Doeiff will issue thereon on tho 26th FOR J3A L E — Fine celery farm, 10 day of Mny, A. D. 1022. W ITNESS my official signature acres rich hummock land, cultivated 10 years. Crop on it now. Two flow- nnd seal this tho 20th day of April, ing wells, 8 ‘ ii acres tiled; also thirty A. I). 1022. ncros hammock adjoining with oriel (SEA L) E. A. GOU G LA SS,, well and small part cleared, near Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Cameron City. Apply to owner for] Couny, Florida, particulars. Herbert .0 . Crippen, It, hy A. M. W EEKS, D. C. 86-6tc R. A., Box 180 38-2tp A trent for you to seo tho nico now npnrtmcnts in Cntes new building. Only hIx more left to rent. 85tfc When yjni mnko up your mind to paint your l;omo use the Patton Sun Proof Paint made according to tho Government Foritjula for tho South. White Lead 65 flcr cent. Zinc 85 jio r emit,, Silica %0 per cont. This paint costs you $2.40 a gallon. No paint equal to It. For solo by Sanford Paint ami Wail I'appr Store, Widitka Block. II. A. Ilnlyershn, Prop, t 86-Htc SEED CORN, COWI'RAS, VELVET BEANS, M ILLET, GRASS SE E D , SORGHUM t'’o r lom ioilla to. s h i p m e n t . All urn i>nuliln Flop] nnrt V o a o ta lili* Hondo. W r i t e fo r P r l c b 1,1st and (Jntulo K oo. Our l>. uutlfn l nnd ItiHlrliellvo entnloirile In fr e e mid a I vert .vm I iimIi I i) Infni unit Inn nu G in n in g nnd g a r d e n i n g f o r Flo rlihi .mil llm Kinilli. W r l l o lo n s Impiy fo r «|ibu ImI p r i c e s mi y o u r .......I re iiiiIreim-nls. Our c o m p lo t o S t o c k w ill I'linlilf ux to mi|ipiv you lo MilvnntiiKii In prli-u Mint <|imllty. Juicy Fruit, Peppermint and Spearhtlnt are certainly three delightful flavors to ch oose, v • * ~ And WRIOIEY'S P-E— the new sugar-coateS pepper­ m int gum, is also a great treat for your swept tooth. All are from the Wrigley factories where perfection * is the rule. Save the wrappers Good for valuable premiums C31 [GIVE YO UR GRQVE TH E BEST? . IDEAL OIL EMULSION PASTE OTHER IDEAL INSECTICIDES Original ideal Oil Emulsion, Ideal Lime Sulphur Solution, Ideal Bordeaux Mixture Paste, Ideal Caustic Potash Pish Oil Soap. 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PHONE 21 �f:* « £ ) &••" ■Ay; THE HANFORD WEEKLY ‘ M-i • rt MAY 5, IMS WHITE BRUTE GUILTY nitlLUANT SPEECHES No. 1884, dated tho Oth day of July, B FEATURE SECOND DAT SENTENCED TO DEATH A. D. 1807,‘ has filed said certificate U. D. C. CONVENTION AT DELAND YESTERDAY in my o/flce ,nnd has made application for Tax Deed to issue In accordance yesterday A s the second and perwith law. Said certificate embraces Jadgo Perkins sentenced Aubrey K.ns th o greatest day of the entire tho following described property sit­ co n v e n tio n of the United Daughters Lee Hlchols to death by hanging and uated .In Seminole County, Florida, tof tho confederacy which Is being held committed him to the county Jail for wlt: Beg. 10.70 chs.’ S and 17.81 cits. ln O rla n d o this week; The morn­ .safekeeping. Tho governor will got W of NE cor of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 Sec. ing’s session was featured by a' bril­ the dnto for tho execution which will 3, Twp. 20 S., Range 30 E., run S 65 liant messago and report from Mrs. take placo in the jail yard. dogreos, E 17.38 cifs., S 30 degrees, W Ills trial yesterday at court was 8.74 chs., W. 1.00 chs., thonco NWly Frank P. Tracy, state president. She told of tho splendid jrrowth of tho kept a secret until tho very last min­ to beg. 6 acres. The said land being organization during tho past, year, ute and it was after three o’cjpck assessed at tiro date of tho issuance of announcing tho formation o f three when ho was brought by six lAnvily such certificate in tho name of Jam es new chapters during the, year In armed deputies of {his county and Townsend. Unless rfnld certificate F lo rid a , <>no of which Is Apopka, Just Jncksonvillo from tho jail to the shall bo redeemed according to law tax organized, and threo chapters o f the court room. There was no somblance deed will issue thereorWon tho 12th of vlolcnco, threuts or anything of day of M(y, A. D. 1022. |'Children of tl^s Confederacy. Witness my official signature. ariU Urs. Tracy also delivered an lm- the kind to be hoard. Nichols was I Passive nddress on tho work of the heavily handcuffed but had a compos­ seal this the Oth day of A pril,'A. D, Ho was rearraigned 10 22 . jj i3, c . olid particularly recom- ed demeanor. the publication o f a new his­ and changed his plea from not guilty (SEA L) E. A. DOUGLASS, tory of tho United States, “fo r" sho to ono of guilty and in doing so was Clerk Circuit Court, I said, “tho present histories now used warned by tho court that his offonse, Seminole County, Floridn. I tn the schools throughout the country that of rape, was punishable by 34-fltc By: A. M. W EEK S. D. O. are impregnated with incorrect prop­ death. by said order, required Vo be and ap- !■ Coart off C a v a fy J e f a t , Boadaolo clalon of the Democratic primary to 1 o C o a rty , S t a t e o f F lo rid a before tho Circuit Court of the. Sear aventh Judicial Circuit of lb» Btate of J lorldn. on I h * 08r.( day of May, A. D. NOTION O P A D M IN IST R A T O R 192! a t 10:00 o’c lo ck a. in. nt Sanfo rd ( F o r r t a a l n tech ara*) In the County of Seminole. Htnto of to show cause, *Floridn, tw« *uui then iiic ii nnd iu iu .th iliioe rre o ill nilci w uiu ao* il na rrP P j |» u p Ol e Ka.'xte of If any they have. vWiy said bonds should H A R R I E T T D. COONEY, not ho validated and confirmed. i Notice le heroby given, to alt whom U « 1TNEBS thy hand a n d tlh o Beni o f : m ay conosrn. th a t on the 30th day of the c i r c u i t Court or tho Se ve n th Ju d to -,,Jiin e , A. D, 1931, l Shall npply t o ' t h e Ini Circuit or tho H IM . of F lorid a, ,,In Honorable B. F. Houalioldor, Judge o f nnd for tho County o f Sem in ole on thl mild Court, ns JudKo of P ro b a te , fo r my 2«th day of April, A. D. 1922. final dischnrgo a s A d m in is tra to r o f the (HEAL) B. A. DOUOt.ASH, i e s t a te o f H a rr io tt U. Cooney, doconeed. Clerk C ircu it Court, Sev- und th at a t tho name tim e I will preonth Ju d icia l Circuitt. tn s e n t to said Court my fin a l a cco u n ts as nnd fo r 8|tnlnole Conun- A d m inistrator of aald e sta te , nlid ask 37-4tc , fo r th olr ' nppioval. P a le d April 11th, A. D. 1912. Vt J . MoDANNEL. In the Clroult Court o f th e H etrnth Ju 85-91P _____ Adm inistrator. db'In I Clroult of th e S t a t e o f F lorida, In nnd for Nrtnlnolr Count/.— In I k e Clroult Court, Seventh J u d i c i a l In Chancery. Clroult In and fo r Hemluole County. F lo rid a ? CITATION IN CH AN CERY T. C. Illltory, Complainant, vs, « Leah lllliery , Defendant. T o Leah llllie r y . No. 500 Vi _______ Linden Street, W in ston -Sale m , North C a r o ­ lina: * It appearing from an a ff id a v it filed In (bin cautia th at you are a* n o n -re s i­ dent of tho Stnto o f Florida,, therefore, you. I.enh lllliery , are ordered and r e ­ quired on tho fith day of Ju n e . A. I). 1922. to Appear to tho bill of complaint exhibited nKnln.it you In thin cause. It In ordered th at this notice be publlahi'd In the Hanford Herald once a Week fur four weeks. WITNHH8 my hand nnd the seal of Notice of Application for Tax Deed th is court on this the 18lh day of April. A. I>. 11*23. Under Section 575 of the General (S C A D K. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Statutes of’the State of Florida Semin ole County, Kin. 30-61, My: A. M. W E E K S . I>. C. F. L. W oodruff, Complnlntant, vs. C. II. Llndaley P. F re d er, and U. J . Close, Defendants. O R D E R O P I’uni.I CATION T o tho unknown hefrs, devises, g r a n te es or o th e r claim an ts, and a ll partlea olalmtmr an In te re st under C. H. Llndaley, P. F r e d e r and E . J . Close, o r otherw ise In the property h e re in ­ a f t e r deecrlbed, nnd to a l l p a rtie s claim in g nn Interest In said propertFi situated In Seminole County, F lorid a, to -w lt: (loginning 16 chnlns North and SI and In tho taking of evidence tho court aganda.’' She asked for a unanimous 8-100 chains E a s t of th e Sou th w ee t c o r ­ ner, Section 35, T ow nship 19 Bouth, ■upport from tho organization and rul^d that all minors and women leave Mange 30 E a s t, run North IS e h a lu a Hast I t c h a in s nnd S o u th w e s te rly I I lb endorsement of the writing of a the court rooin and Judge Perkins and 15-100 chnlns amt W e st I I oh a ln a new history of the United' Statea by stated that ho did not want anyone Alan b eginning 20 and 4-100 ch a in s E a s t o f th e Northweet corner, Seotlon Dr. Lyon 0 . Tyler, a noted educa­ present who came with a morbid In­ Notice Is hereby given that R. L. N ailer tif Apiillrnllon f a r T a x Herd Un­ 2, Tow nship 10 South, linn pre 10 E a s t, ru n Rant 5 chains, Bouth IB ahalna. tor in America. Thoro were also terest In the-case. When tho taking Kennedy, purchaser of Tax Cortlflder aerllnn 57# o f Ihe General S tn lW e st 6 ch a in s nnd north IB ahalna, Also utr« o f (lie S ta te o f Florida of evidence commenced tho_ court numerous reports, short addresses b eginning 380 feet South nnd MB feet ---------------- , c ite Na. 270, dated tho 3rd dny of Notice Ih hereby Klven Hint Mies W e s t Section..post .. on _E a s_t line of anh announcements Uupuri# were doors were closed and none)June, A. D. 1018, 1ms filed said cortU Georgia A PattlHba'.l, |iurehnaer of •Seotlon 36. Tow nship 19. ra n g e 30 E ast, T a » C e rtificate Nn. 235., dated the 2nd ru n W e st 215 feet. Bouth 300 foet. E a s t received from Miss Agnes Porson, could leovo or- entor. Tho details of ------flcnto--------in my office, has ----made , . ------- . -and ...........- tip- ,u.., i *rl tout, linn filed sal.I 215' feet, ~ *" ---- fool. ’ - ft North 300 Alao L o t -8, tho evidence wore then gono into and p|[C ntioii for Tax Deoil to in,uo in a c tc‘' r\'1 V' ■■•D ee. -ed K-,r rnauj credentials committtce, Miss Jesaio lllock 14, T i e r 5; Hanford, Florida. nro liorohy ordered to ap p ear In tynuehope, recording secretary on NleKol. ww fnc.1 with h i. victim who L l a n o , with law. 3.1,1 L l f l c n t c IS M S r V f t ; ’ i T . f ,7V*,?.VV. 3rj theYbu Above entitled < (*y: r - ! s day th. /oU„„|„B ,l...r lb .,l prop. I S i J 'H i S . f S H I E nf May tho sumo lining the firs t dny of roll's and regulations, Mrs. Goo. R. positively lo .n tlfl.il him. III. writ*1 . |. , , , . , * ** ■ , , dMay, l H J j , fA. t i ID. '■ i1923, v v i l , lnt i t Ithe I I P ’Court . 1 »* r i l House ■i n i l n n iIn n „rtv situated in Seminole County, ........................................... Ida. to -w lt: Lota 16 to ' - I . Itliick J ) . 'S a n f o r d , F lorida. In ilelatm vrtieruof the Newell, nuditlng, Mrs S. A. Morena, ten confession wna submitted also. orty Geneva. The mild land being nnF*Mntui com plainant will bn e ntitled and nulhcorresponding secretary, Mrs. J . C. At the conclusion of tho taking of Floridn, to-wit: Lot 140 Eureku at Ihe date of the Ifomnncn nt such car or Ixoil to pro cued ox parte., , t tlflcnti' In Hie name o f W. A. W h it­ And It Is fu rth e r ordered th at a1copy Blocker, treasurer,, Mrs. Ju lia I. evidence tho court room doors wore Hammock. Tho snid land being as- comb of this notice be pnhllHhed once a week Also Tax C e rtific a te No. 234, dated fo r tw elve consecutive wooks In I h t Dickenson, registrar, Mrs. Emnm opened and Judge Perkins pnssod tho sensed at tho dnto of tho issuance of tho 2ml day of Ju n e , A. I). 1910,, bus H e rald ” » newspaper In g en­ Gayle McFnddon, historian, Mrs. C. following sontenco on Nichols: *|It is such certificate in tho tmpto of Un- filed Hiilit e e rtiric a le In my office, and ’•Hnnford eral circu lation In the said County. made applicatio n for Tnx Deod to WltnesH my hand nn Clerk o f Ihe II. Davis, recorder of crosses, Mrs. the sentence of tho law nnd such is known. Unless said certificate shall hnn lump' hi nccnrdntiua with law. Bald c e r ­ aforesaid Court and Hie Heal th e re of B. J. Bond, registrar of C. of C., Mrs. tho Jjudgmont of tho court that you, bo redeemed according to law tax deed t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e * t ho f o l l o w i n g do thin the l l t h day of J a n u a r y , A. D. 1918. (HEAL) B . A. DOUGLASS, Tracy exccuttlvo committee, Mrs. P. Aubrey Leo Nichols , bo removed will issue thereon on tho 12th dny of Cmlnty. 'Florida) t o- wi*t: * Lot* ST 'to' to* Clark. Hy: A. M. W E E K S . D. C. ' ltlin k II. D enevti. T h e sa id land b e in g M. Hudson, Mrs. J . D. Strlngfellow, Itenco by tho sheriff of Volusia coun- May, A. D. 1022. ushi ' ipo' i) at Ibo dntW of H10 iMMinnco of JOHN G. LEO N A llD T, Mrs. R. S. Pierce, and Mrs. F. L. ty 1° the jjn ll of said county and S olicito r for Complulnnnt. 22-131# Witness my official 'signature nnd s uoh r u r t l f l c n t o In Iltn i puuo o f W, A. Whitcomb. Ezell, vieo-presidents. there to b0 snfely kept until such seal this tho 4th dny of April, A. D. Unlceii mild certificate:) ahull bo rollomii.il iicrorilllig In law Tux Docd will m in rai 5] mi n m m mi it# At noon n luncheon wns given nt ^timo ns tho governor of the stnto of 1022. Iphiic tbcrunu mi the 2ml day of Juno, the .Methodist'church by tho execu-j Florida rnny by his warrant appoint, (SEA L) E. A. 1JOUGLASS, A. I). 1922. W IT N E S S my o fficia l nlgnnturo nnd tivc board, honornry qml past prosl- i't which timb, within the enclosure Clerk Circuit Court, an il tlila tbo 271 li day of April, A. D. 1922. denis of Annio Cowman Chnptor to of the jail of said county, you shall Seminole County, Fin. (HEAL) M, A. DOUOLABB, m» executive board nnd pnBt presldonta |be hanged by tho nock until you nro 34-fltc By: A. M. W EEK S, D. C. Clerk C ircu it Court, Bnuluijlo tktuuly, Fla. of the state organization. Th<; tobies' demi, and mny tho Lord llnvo mercy 37-flte lly; A. Mt W E E K S , D. C. NOTION OF lllk.SOLUTION were beautifully appointed, hnskcls ' on your soul.’’— DoLnnd News, TO WHOM IT MAY CONFERN: For County CamntiKsioner ( Notice la hereby given Hint tho p artof lovely flowers turul^ Confodcrnto ^ ----------------------------» nursblp lio rA oforo e x is tin g botween D. I n t l r r u l l C o u r t , H r v r n t l i . l u d i r l a l C l r Tho fricmls of D. L. Thrasher an­ c o l l , M u t e o f F l o r l i l n , C o u n t y o f L. Tbrnahur and N. II. Garner, under flags b e in g ysed in d e c o r a ti n g f o r A P litM T C W A M T F 1 1 i r m l n o l r . — In C h a n c e r y •tbo name of T h r a s h e r A Garner, has nounce his cniuiitlncy for tlio position this notable o cca s io n o f tho c o n v e n - 1 A t f l j i N 1 f t ___ V V A r S l L i U I been illHHolved by mutual eoiiHunt, nnd nil I ir.lt OF I'll IIMUATION of County Commissionor for District Hie biiHlnepH hnrotofnro conducted In tion. Tho plnco onrds wore hand Mc|) ant|women wanted to handle city imi Vitiinc of Thrushor A H a m e r hna No. 1, knowing that ho will at all Minnie Felder and Mattie Edwards, painted with tho Confederate emblem rutnil Hw> nriirlimi „,,,i boon inkon over and will bo contluuud ComphilntnntH, ' times be found doing his full duty ns ^n*lr.„ mnnl, Flun unilr.n. worn . ... . ! . K' b)' D. 1^ Thrualinr. who baa assumed POLITICAL irnirnmimitemimimimi decorating each, riv e course.! WOtO, ffonu|no Watkins Products, Remedies, mih will pay all of tho Indebtedness of Krvcd. Mrs. John E. __ Fuller acted as MXirnciH, Extrnpt(( opiccH, e ntP(,„ Toilet Remilslte* ,ho r,' rm* r ‘I'nriaorshlp, and will , * io iili k l iju isiu s , tucdIvi) umt ccitoot all moneyii due Halil toastmnstor nnd responses were m«do u OU80hold Specialties, Automobile Ac- rir'n', . , , , > Mrs F. ti. T, nil.H , e8 . ^ . Dated this/ 28th day April. 1922. Bivy M rs. ti. hubs for tor tho cno Annio t tua CCC8or| over 150 guaranteed* , d. lof . Tint ahii Hit, Coleman Chnptor, Mrs. Frank D, 0(|lJ(^8 quj1 vn|uea nrc unequalled 37.510 -N' (,A,,N,!U #cy, representing state organlza- nnd Wntkin8. Qunllty is in a.class by! ---------------------------tlon, Mrs. L. H. Lawrence, &B 0 itself. Write today for free sample For Snlo— Brand now enr of White p*pt president of .Florida v 8 on*'and full dotails of our offer and wtmt Rose Lime. Ju st received. This tg Mrs. J . W. Tench, roprogen ng gonmoana to you. Tho J . R, W atkins' tho host llmo mndo for aprny. Cates m l organization, algo Mrs. Me- c Dopt. 70, Memphis, Tenn. 38-5tp 3 8 -5 tp ’CCrnto ra te Co., Co., Phono Phono 181. 181. 35tfc Crnry of Gainesville, Mrs. Rous, div Isioa of Marylnnd, and Mrs. Waldron In t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f I h e S e v e n t h . l u ­ Notice of Application for Tax Deed ll 11' In I C i r c u i t o f l l i e S l n t e o f F l o r i d a , of Chicago. In n n d f o r H e n il u n le C o u n t y . Under Section 57o of the General In tho afternoon an Impressive CITATION memorial hour took placo, which/1 Statutes of tho State of Florida Notice is hereby given that E. G. C o tiN T Y O F hi 3MINOLK, j i corporation, was presided over by Mrs. L. II. i by nml through L. A. lirumlay, O, F. Lawrence. Rov. Dr. T. H. McCon­ Hodges, purchaser of Tnx Cortificnto Hwopo, M. f^urlnH, C. W, Entsmlnger mill L. P. Hagmt, compoalng tho nell delivered nn address appro^lato No. 100, dated the 2nd day of Juno, llouril of County CotnmlHnlonora nf Seminole County, Florliln, for this occasion, Mrs. Martha B. |A. D. 1019, has filed said certificate v*. Palmer sang “There is No Death/’ j in my offico, and has mndo nppllca- Tho Stale of Florliln, ex rel Goo, A. DoCotleR. Htnto Attorney for tho Sev* and this wns followed by a1 reading,tion for tax deod to issue in accord•'litli Judicial Circuit of the Hlntn of with the snmo titlo given by M iss! nnce with law. Said certificate cmFlorida, THE CITIZENS AND TAX PAYERS Mildred linker. A hugo white star braces the following described prop- TOOF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA: Whernaa, a petition ha* linen filed In was placed upon tho stago ln which orty situated in ' Seminole County, r>i 11 . . .11. o n tho ahovu atyled cntlae by th« County were tenderly plncdtl a white lily Florida, to-wit, S 2 acres of W l- ^ o f 'o f Seminole, Slate of Florida, liy nnd NE 1-4 of NW 1-4 of NW 1-4 See 5 1 through Hoard ofCounty. County Commlaand n red flower for each of tho ix c i 1 01 m v i 1 01 ix>v i - i , olc. o, M |oMoril nfHie Hemlnolo Florida, Confederate votornns and Confeder­ Twp. 20 S„ Range 31 E, 2 acres, Tho net ting fnrih iim fact Hint an eleotlou . 1.....1 i,.i„ „ . . . . . ____ 1,i_, 1 . ____t 'was held throughout the County of ate women who have passed away dur said land being assessed at tho date of suminole, state of Floridn, on tho lith o f suph c o r tif ic n to in the , ',r A. , *-1 J !J.22, , to ' ' “ tormlno lag the past year. Those wore Gen­ tb’o issu.ance . . . r . . Whetlmr there hIi o i i I i I bo laauod tiy tho eral N. A. Blitch, commnndor Flor­ nnnio o f Unknow n, U hI csb Haiti c o r - said County of Hemlnole, S l a t e of F lo rll in ,.,.,,. 1 da, boilda In Ihe auin of $100,000,00, to ida division Ul C. V., Mrs. E. L. ti fie n to shall bo rouoomcd ncco rtling |H, „ r 1ntoront nt tlm r a t e 1 of aix per Aveilhe, honorary president Florida to law Tax Deod will issue thereon cep J uni per utiuuin, tho prlncltml on ... . . . iHnlil luinilN to mature thirty yeurn after U. D. C., and Mrs. W. N. Bowler, on tho util d ^ of May, A, D, 1922. |tlm dale of Hie Issuance thereof, mild Witness olTielnl signature sli-natnrn «anil hotids In and be dated Julyof 1st, both president N. do Howard Chnptor. witness ntv my ouicini "« prlnalltnl Interest aald1922, honda to After tho flowers had boon placed in seal thiH tho 30th dny of Marche A. be payable at H om e bank In Hie City of n moo i/iow York, State of Now York. the star in memory of these depart­ IJ, (YIiq proceinla to bo darlvod | from the Hale of aald bon da to lie lined ed, Mrs, F, M, Hudson sang boautl(SEA L) E. A. DOUGLASS, ’ for the purpoan of countruetlug, reClork Circuit Court, [ jiurdsurfhalifg, m acad am ising mid' pavfully, “No Night There.” Rov. Korr T i l . | > lug c e rta in ronds In Homlnole County, Boyce Tuppor offered prayer.—Or- S botninolo County, I In. Piorliin, and for tlm fu rth e r purpose of 33-fltc llv: EEKS u D. o C. 'building constructing a bridge 'huidn Sontinel. .j j me ny. A M m. W WEiCitva, noroHa „ , nand Ht Joh n s ulvor HntI1inoio C o iiq ty , F l o r i d a , at a point know 11 iih n, t h e v g r m o r e l f r e n c h N „ ll« 'o r Application (or T ax Dead " ■ f e S i T S i n * . .......... ,1,. Under Section 575 of (he ftcnernl I hhIiI otaatlon nhow nrlum faclo time the k n a p SACK s p r a y i n g m a ­ a#-#(Nf _i_|_ , renult of Nntd eluetlon whh Iii favor of Ht nt uti h of t nt Stnte of I loriun t h«• iHHimnce of the IkivhIh afnr<*Hai<l by c h in e IS TH E B E S T MADE. J . _____ Hunilnolo County, Florida, SOU) and guaran teed „ , , , , , . rt « • Now, T h e re fo re . Purpunnt to an or* N otico ih h e re b y g iv e n Umt* r , o. dor of the Court heroin mndo, notion Ih FOU $25,00 BY CATES* CRATE 3 7 -trcjV o rp » y , purchA.br a! Tnx Cartlflcat. ! i : ^ K .^ W m lS S I .M K 'iiM P A / S K 00. PHONE 181. CITRUS OIIIIF.II FO R PUItlilCATION. Mrs, Lola Horne Ciimpbilnant. vs. Furl J . H om e, Drfcm lant To: E a r ) J . Horne, Chicago, III.: It uiqinarltig from an affidavit tiled In tlilH ca u se tbut you are a n o n -re s i­ dent o f tho S ta te of Florida, therefore, yon, E a r l J . Horne, aro hereby ordered to bo and ap p ear before our muId Court at ihe Couri H ouho In Hanford, Floridn, oil tho first Monday tn June. A. D. 1922, the Mama being the Mb day thereof, nnd a rule day of thin rourl, to a n s w e r tile Illll of Complaint filed herein ngalnst you, else the Maine will be t a k ­ en us aonfosHod nnd followed by npproprlnto daerne. It la fu r th e r ^ordered th at Hi Im order bn p u h lis h u d a p * th o Hanford Herald, a iiowsnsper p inn tutted In Hemlnole Coun­ ty, F lorida, once each week for four coneacuHve weok*. Given undsr my band nad Ibo aenl of sill.I court, this the 25th i|ny o f April, A. D. 1922. U K ID E A L F R U IT MANURE Dl% Am., 13% T. P. A., 10% Pot.) ' , W. & T .’S SPECIA L FR U IT ER (4% Am., 8 % A. P. .v„ 8% Pot.) Send for our booklet, “Fertilizers for the Summer AppllcatlonTby Bayard F. Floyd. .It treats not onl)( fertilization, but gives summer schcdulo for spraying. MANUFACTURERS OF IDEAL FERTILIZERS Jacksonville, Florida Agricultural Building : AiiAN SCOTT. Local R ep resen ta tive 37-610 N otice U hereby given, to nil whom II t r a y concern, th a t an the 20th day of Ju n a , A. D, 1922, I shall apply to the ! I Itonornhlo E. F. II mi she Idler, nr, Judge Ju of (P aid P o litical Advortliiainant) MONEY For County School Board I hereby announce my candidacy fo r re-election ns n member of tho Board of 'Public Instruction of Seminole County, representing District No. 2, subject to tho Democratic primnry to be held June flth, 1922. , Having been n member of this board for tbo past hovcii years, 1 feel Hint my past service I h my bMt recom­ mendation, and if nominnteuund elect­ ed, I promise to do my best for tho advancement of tho public freo schools, which I consider tho largest asset of any community. Respectfully, CHAS. A. DALLAS. — Paid political advertisement. For County Commissioner I will bo u candidate to'succeed my­ self to tho position of County Com­ missioner from District No. 6, subject to the decision of tho Democratic pri­ mary to bu held Juno Oth, 1022. ENDOU C URLETT <S ______ & 1 LUD EN'S menthol cough drops ‘ stra igh t G IV E Q U I C K R E L I E F ! y. u«* U fWJl*• wrfJ.wr i'WW/U’/AY.VAV.WM On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit a ad Vegetable Grates Y ou £ t n Buy From Ua i t Wholesale Prices W rite for Prloa LUl W. A. Merryday Company P a litta , Florida A -0 — (P aid P o litica l AdvortlHOmont) n o ta x n o w I sn(d Court, ns Judgo of Probate, far my final discharge ns Administrator of the estate of J. Hniqtltun Hep, deceased, c and that nt the iume time I # ■dit to said Court m/ flhnl i ft* ndmtnletartor of said estate, for their approval. Doled April 10th, A. D. t i l l AARON H. ANDERB, 86-Oto... .Administrator. lAii For Member County School Board I hereby announce myself n candi­ date for nominatioh and re-election as a member .of the County^ Board of Public Instruction for .Sendnolo Coun­ ty, Florida, from District No. 3, sub­ ject, of coureo to tho Democratic Pri­ mary to bo held Juno Oth, 1922. Hav­ ing been n member of tho Board fo r four terms, I feel that past service Is my best recoin mend a tion as woll ns qualification, and if nominated and elected I promise the same careful ad­ ministration in tho future as in tho past, CHAS. F. HARRISON. Geneva, Fla. For County Commissioner I hereby announce my candidacy for the posjtlon of County Commissioner from District No. 3, subject to the de­ (P a id P o litical AdvortlHqinnnt) cision of the Democratic primury to bu For County Commissioner bold June flth, 1922. Hnving served tho pcoplo of SomlW, B. BALLARD. nola County ns commissionor ninco tho — Paid Political advertisement. county was established, I will again bo n candidate for tho position of County Commissionor from tho Third District subject to tho decision of tho Demo­ (HEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS. cratic primary to be held Juno 0, 1922. Clork of the Circuit Court, 1 1 Heinlnoln County, Florida. C. W. ENTZMINGER. Uy: V. B. DOUGLASS, f>. C. f L. J. HAUTLEY, A dm inistrator. Longwood, Fla. _____________ 16-Pto In Court of Count/ Judge, Nrnilnole Count/. Ntate of Florida ' NOTICE OF ADMINIHTHATOH (For Final I>l*chnrge) In re Hatnte of J. HAMILTON REP. IDEAL FRU IT AND VINE MANURE (3% Am., 0% A. P. A„ 10% Pot.) WILSON & TOOMER f e r t i l i z e r c o m p a n y For County Commissioner I nnhounco my candidacy fur tho po­ sition of County Commissioner for tho District No. 2 subject to the decision of the Democratic primary to bo hold Juno flth, 1922. My decision to enter the race wns made nt tho earnest re­ quest of mnny friends* and I promise that if elected to servo tho host inter­ ests of 4ho entire county. JOHN W. BELL. (Paid Political Advertisement) You, nnd onoh of you. a r e hereby no­ tified and required to pre*«nt any claim * nnd dem and* which you or e i t h ­ For County Commissioner er o f you m ay liuve n g a ln st the eelate nf &fr*. A. It. Htllae, dnooa*od, lute of ^ hereby nnnounco my candidacy for Hemlnolo County, Floridn, to tho under­ signed, ndmlnlHlrulor uf enld estate, thy position of County Commissioner w ithin tw o y e a rs from the dnto h e re o f far District No, 4, subject to-the de­ D ated F e b ru n ry l l t h A. D, 1928, SEMINOLE FR U IT AND VINE (3% Am., 0 % A. P. A., 8% Pot.) & T.’S SEM INOLE F R U IT MANURE <3"r Am., 8% A. P. A., Pot.) (P aid P o litica l A d v ertis e m e n t) (P aid P o litical A iverllHomout) I n r i r o u l t C o u r t o f I lie N e v r n l l i J ii i l l o I11I C t r e i i l l , S l n t e o f F l o r l i l n , S e m i ­ n o l e C o u n t y . — In C h u n r r r y . .For County Commissioner. I hereby announce my candidacy for tho position of county commissioner N O T I C E T O C ltR U IT O IIH in District No. 1 subject to the duIn re B a tn te o f dsion of tho Democratic primary to MllS. A. It. S T I L E S , Doooneod. To a ll C reditor*, I.egatoo*. D l*trll.u leee he hold on June Oth, 1922. und all persona having l'I. i Iiiih nr da* , G. L. BLEDSOE. mnnde ngalnat enld eetute: Now is tho time for Summer application nf fertilizor to citrus trees to serve the do/iblo purpose of creat­ ing now growth, which in tho foundation for next year's crop, and of*developing the crop now on tho trees Summer Fertilizer pays fo^ itself by increasing tho size of tho fruit. Ho liberal with your trees, Wo fecotnmond the following brand*: For Member County School Board I hereby announce myself ns a can­ didate, in tho Democratic primary, June flth, 1922, for nohtination to reelection ns a , member of tho County Bonn! of Public Instruction for Sem­ inole County, Florida, from District No. 1 (Sanford). FR E D T. W ILLIAMS. he sees it und that tho county will Fur Representative have n business tnnn in District No. 1 At tho earnest request of mnny nnd a conscientious worker for the friends I hnvo decided to bocomo a people of tho whole country.— Paid candidate for tho position of represen­ Political' Advertisement. tative from Sominolo County subjgct to tho doclHlon of the Democratic pri, , . . . . . . . . __ Imary to bo hold Juno flth, 1922. HavTho friends of John Molsch a n- ; . ' li in. lug sorvod for throe terms as ropronounco his ennd dacy for tho position ”... , , . .. . , knowingtho noods of , „ . ____. . r ,,.. . . . sbntativo and knowing of County Commissioner for District tho county nnd tho Btuto I will sorve No. 2, knowing that he will at all tho people to tba best of my ability times bo found doing his full duty as and bellevo I am qualified to give ho sees It and that the county will thorn real service as a member of tho have a business man ln District No. 2 Floridn legislature. nnd a conscientious worker for th« FO R EST LAKEi pcoplo of the whole country.— Paid ' (P aid P o litical Advortlnemont) Political Advertisement. For Representative For County Commissioner I, horeby announco myaalf a candi­ I hereby announci my candidacy for date for tho offico of repreaentativa tho position of county commissionor from Seminole County, subject to tba for District No, 2, subject to tho doDemocratic Primary to bo hold Juna . _ C l e r k . clslon of tho Domocintiq primary to bo flth, A. D„ 1022. I l v : * V E. DOUGLASS. D. C. held June flth, 1922. O. P. SWOPE. T. S. TltA N TIIAM. W ALTER HAND. A ttorney for Complalumits. 37-6tc (P aid P o litical A d v ertisem ent) I n t h e C o u r t o f C o u n t / J u d g e . H e m ln o le C o u n t } . Hint# o f F l u r i d n TREES (P aid P olitical A d v ertisem ent) va. A ttorn ey fo r Complainant. FOR For County Commissioner 1 hereby nnn ounce my cnndldacy for tho position o f County Commissioner for District No. 5 of Seminole Coun­ ty, subject to tho decision of tho Dem­ ocratic primary td bo held Juno flth, 1922. E. H. KI LB E E . Gaorge Sbepperd, and E. J . Sheppard, Defendant!). T o tho Defendants: George Sheppard, mid E. J . Sheppard, o f Fllxgernld , Don Mill County, Georgia: II appearing from tho Illll o f Complaint herein filed by Mlnnlo Folder nnd .Mattie Edwards. Complnlnants, that the ilnfendanta George Sheppard, and E. J. Sheppard, are resid ents of the town of F lU g e ra ld , «lleii Illll County, Gonrglii, mid Hint their poalofflco aild reai 1* F ltxg e ra b l, lion Illll County, On., Hint there Is nn person III the S ta te of Florida, the service nf mibpooun up­ on w h oA would bind tbo Halil defend ­ ants, or e ith er of them, that It Ih tho belief of these com plainants Hint the mild defendant 11 ami each of them la over Ihe ag e of tw enty-one yearn It J r th e re fo re ordered Hint you, the mild defendant!!, ami each of you do a p p e n r lii tlila court lo the Illll o f Com­ plaint heroin filed iipiin Monday, Ju n e Mil, A. D, 1922, the snmo being a rule day o f th is Court. II la fu rth e r ordered Hint thin order be published om n a week for four coilHocutlvo weeka In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper puhllHhetl In Sanford, Semin ole County, Florida. WIlnoHH m y hand and the ncnl o f tbo anlil C o u r t th lH .th e 2 R h day o f A pril, A. D. 1923, (S E A L ) ' E. A. DOUGLASS, Z. HASS, sF E R T I L I Z E R be Hold June 8th, 1922. B. F . W H EELER. (Paid Political Advertisement) 'a I; .1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 05, 1922; <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/783241d001a84b53781b85234194bea0.pdf 5b9dea571a5c34be4150d878709d0c4d PDF Text Text 1'. 1 ■s »V< ■i y ir SANFORD .i m IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION - _________________________ VOLUM E X IU SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1922 NUM BER 38 FIRE IN TREASURY BUILDING NEVADA DIVORCE COURT AMERICAN TROOPS HALTED GIVES CAPITAL FIRE DEPARTMENT MUCH TROUBLE TO QUENCH WILL NOT LEAVE GERMANY CANNOT C0FL1CT HERE -DUVAL CIRCUIT COURT FOR THEPRESENT AT LEAST m smmI Second Time in Three Months That Fire Has Oc­ curred in the Building BIG BATTLE BEING FOUGHT NEAR PEKING JURISDICTION Action Brings Up Ques­ tion of Law in Tampa Divorce Case TWO TO (HUNT RESIDENT OF FLORI­ DA A DIVORCE AT RENO AND IS FRAUD THOUSAND DEAD AND WOUNDED FOUND ON% • IIATTLEFIELD ( l l y T h e A sso c ia te d P r e s s ) NAVY BOARD RECOMMENDS SCRAP SHIPS * Following an explosion of chemicals stored where the fire originated, tho flames appeared to he rapidly gaining headway. Four alarms had boon turned in 15 minutes nfter tho fire wns discovered. Several smnllor oxplosions occurrod in quick succession ns tho flames roso to a height of thirty or forty feet and appear....od to ho enveloping tho cntlro central portion of tho roof. Sparks from tho fire wore being swept by u light southeast wind in the general di­ WASHINGTON, tty 3.—Flames rection of the White House, hut It which hurst from the roof of the | wns believed thnt tho structure wns in treasury department shortly nfter ^no danger. t."(f e, nt. today eating their way Thirty minutes after the fire hegnn through a superstructure and spread- the glow from tho leaping flames wns ing to the central portions of the roof ■lighting up tho entiro downtown secwere brought under control nfter tion of tho city, casting n dull light threatening heavy damage to the over the White Houso nnd tho Wash­ ington monument. building. As the first streams of water wore Leaping thirty feet or more in the air, the flames lit up a largo part of played on tho flames it appeared thnt tho downtown section nnd sparks woro they probably would bo confined to tho wafted ncross the street to tho White central portion of tho roof to which House lawns. Awakened by White they hnd spread from tho superscrucHou.sc attendants President nnd Mrs. lure, Harding dressed nnd watched tho proThe treasury officials later put the gross of the flames at a window. total loss at $15,000. PEKING, ny 3.—Heavy cannonad­ CARSON CITY, Ncv., Mny 3. ing wns in progress yesterday nt var­ —The action of the District Court ious points nlong the front extending of Nevada In granting n divorce from Mnchnng, south of Tientsin, country to the vicinity of wan question™ tfw. CCscttit Peking Severe fighting occurred ut a Court of Duval county, Florida, point nlong the Hun Ho river thirty which annulled the divorce grant­ miles south of thin city, where -10,000 ed Dr. Charles C. Rlnke, of Tntntroops of General Wu Pel Fu, the cen­ pn, from Lillinn C. Illnke, at tral Chinese lender, endenvored *to Reno January 5, 1921, according force a crossing in order to gain con­ to notification received by a t­ torney Gencrnl Fowler. The Flor­ trol of the Peking-Tientisln railroad. General Chang Tso-I.ln, governor of ida court held thnt the Novndn Manchuria, nml head of the opposing court had no jurisdiction to grant forces, from his headquarters near n divorce to n resident of Floridn Tientsin, ordered trains to convoy the against a resident of that state. main body of his 100,000 soldiers to Floridn court nlso held the di­ the front south of the grunt wall. Two vorce wns obtained through fraud, Manchurian nirpluncs flew over Tient­ nsserting Mrs. Rlnke believed her sin and proceeded westward. husband to Ik? in Chicago until Later airplanes dropped bombs near after he had submitted the di­ the station at Hwangtsun, only a vorce. short distance from here. Advices received by military a t­ JACKSONVILLE, May 3.— taches hero said that Wu Pei Fu was Circuit Judge Simmons April lUlh sending troops northward nt the great­ approved the report of Cromwell Gibbons, special master, declar­ est possible speed. Fifty thousand of his troopB, con­ ing the Illnke divorce void. After centrated nt Pnotingfu, nre being re­ the divorce Illnke married n girl inforced from the Yangtze provinces. from Tnmpn in Jersey City. Un­ Twenty thousnnd others, recruited der the special master’s ruling from Shantung, nre marching ngainst Rlnke is required to pny Mrs. Chang Tso-Lln’s southeastern strong­ Lillian Illnke $130 monthly from Jnnunry 9, 1922, together with at­ hold at Mnchnng. Two thousnnd (lend ami wounded torney fees and costs. Illnke is woro found on tho field after the bat­ said to have left Floridn. tle of Chnngslntlcn, outside of Peking. Tho booming of cannon was heard in Poking all Inst night, hut the cannon­ ading censed this morning. Despite the continuation of trench warfare many foreigners, including legation guards, went outside the city to view ,the hostilities, j Corporal Mason, an Amcricnn ma­ WANT 870,000.000 FOR UNFINISH­ rine from Colorado, was shot in the arm, hut was not seriously wounded ED WORK AND OTHERS SOLD French employes at the locomotive FOR JUNK works at Chungsintien, narrowly WASHINGTON, Mny 3.—Recom­ caped when a homh, dropped from an mendations thnt capital ships to ho airplane, destroyed the works. General Wu Pei Fu is continuing tc scrapped under the naval limitation treaty lie disposed of by sale on the tend troops west of Peking in an en­ stocks in the case of those under con­ deavor to envelope General Chang’s struction, nnd by sale for junk or northwestern wing. This precipitate! sinking by gunfire in tho case of fighting which lasted all night at completed ships, are contained in the Fcngtni, ton miles from Peking. Rear Admiral Joseph Strauss, com­ report of tho board of naval officers appointed to consider ways nnd means mander of tho United States Asiatic of carrying out treaty provisions. A fleet, was duo to arrive in Peking Inst preliminary estimate of $70,000,000 as night to confer with Jacob Gould to tho enst of tho operation is includ­ Schurmnn, tho American minister, rel gurding the protection of foreigners ed in tho report. The Itourd recommends that the Peking is considered thoroughly probattle cruisorB Lexington, under con-1tooted, since the city’s gates are closed struction at Fore River, Muss., and ....’ at night untl the streets are patroller Saratoga, building by the New York by Chinese troops. Ship Huildiug Corporation at Camden, N. J., be converted into nirplnno car­ HOTICULTUKIST8 OPEN ANNUAL MEEE riers under tho treuty terms, tho oth­ er four battle cruisers to bo sold on (i: r T h e A aaerln lrd I’rraa) the stocks to tho highest bidder. LAKELAND, Mny 3.—Tho thirtyThe hoard in its request made pub­ fifth annual meeting of the Floridn lic toduy urged tliut the $70,000,009 State Horticultural Society wns cnllci be made immediately available, stat­ to order in the nuditorium thentro ing that a considerable Having on hero Inst night, with approximately "hips building under contruct and to 050 delegates from all parts of tho be scrupped could bo mtulo if the state i nnttondnnco, including momterms of settlement woro worked out hers of the stnte plant board, citrus promptly with tho contractors. It wns canker inspectors, nnd inspectors ol! pointed out at the navy department, nursery ttock, with thoir chlofs, Frank however, that tho figuro of $70,000,­ M. Sterling nnd F. M. O’Bryno, 000 was purely tentative. Gainesville. Mayor II. C. Pettewny welcomed the visitors to Lakeland nnd tho re­ New Golf Club sponse wns mndc by Dr. J. II. Ross, of Winter Haven. Could Be Made The annual address of President H. Here in Sanford Harold Hufc, of tho society, nnd one by Speaker Frnnk E. Jennings, of tho Core of Hickory With Strips of RamFloridn Houso of Representatives, fol­ hoo Inlaid Parallel lowed the opening exorcises. , >b . L. Hamnor, of Tnmpn, extonded n „ O h T h e Aaaorlntrd I'rraa) CHICAGO, May 3.—A now typo of n welcome to former inspectors of tho golf club perfected In nn effort to Rtato plnnt board on behalf of tho find a substitute for hickory )h com­ society. posed of second growth hickory with Tho Business nnd Professional Wo­ strips of bamboo ininid parallel with ................................... ........... men’s Club will hnvo * thicken suppor c*ntur. Declared combination is moro stable und oven than prosont wood- at tho Miller building, comer of First nnd Park, Snturdny night, Mny flth. on shafts. Price 76c. Everybody como nnd en­ •Stationery below cost at the Herald joy good homo cooking Watch for 31-5t-;w-ltc Office for two weeks. ^ See it 18-8tp menu. ( I lr T h e Aaaorlnf «■<! I’r M l ) (njr T k e A s m c l s l r d I'rrna) WASHINGTON, Mny 3.—The second time in three months fire­ men early todny battled with fire on hte roof of tho treasury de­ partment which for a time assum­ ed menacing proportions ns the flames leaped high in the air. The fire was dievorede at 1:45. Unofficial estimates place the damage at not more thnn $75,oon.no. War Department Com­ BEVERIDGE munication to Harris, AND RALSTON of Georgia, Ominous ARE WINNERS BIG CELEBRATION IN Flood Waters Now Reach Point Sixty Miles From the Mississippi River ( I l f T h r Aaaorlnlrrt I’rraa) number of places, especially nt Melvilli?, is being augmented by flood waters from the Forrldny, La., cre- | VUHHC. w hat will j evo|op when this added volume of water ranchos tho lower riv­ er basin, where unconfirmed reports placed the number of homeless at fl,000, is only a matter of conjecture. NEW ORLEANS, May 3—Disquiet­ The flood situation at the Louis­ ing reports from flooded uru.is of tbo iana refugee camps, which hud licAtchnfn'nyn river basin, especially conic critical through tho practical from St. Martin parish, in routhern depletion of all food supplies, was reLnuinlnnii, woro received by Red Cross Moved yesterday with the arrival nt officials hero yesterday. A commit- Ithinehart, La., of provisions suffictco was dispatched at onto to Invest!- lent to provide for six thousnnd pergnte conditions there. sons for ten days. Tho Atchnfnlnyn river flood, which! In addition two carloads of food ulrendy covers largo areas on rich wree yesterday dispatched to LaSalle farming land by hack waters, threat- parish, whore several hundred refucuing to break through the levees at a gees were reported in need. BISHOP BERRY LAKE WALES CONSECRATED AT LIFTS THE LID ST. AUGUSTINE ON SUNDAY CAN NOW GET SOFT DRINKS ON IN PRESENCE OF NOTABLE GATHERING OF CLERGYS SUNDAY AND BUY NEWS­ AND LAYMEN PAPER ( I lr T i p . t v irln l ', l I’r r u ) ( I l r T h r Aaaortnlril I’rraa) ST. AUGUSTINE, Mny 3.—Rever­ end Patrick Barry was consecrated Bishop of tho Catholic Dioccso of St. Augustine in thu old cathcdrnl hero today in thu presence of n notable gathering of clergy and laymen. Arch­ bishop Curley, of Baltimore, whom Burry succcds hero, officiated, with the assistance of Bishop Monaghan, of SUGAR REFINERS WINS Wilmington; Bishop Turner, of Balti­ more. Dr. F. A. Puce, of tho Cutho(Hr T h r Aaaorlilird I’rMa) WASHINGTON, Mny 3.—An opin­ lic University of Washington, deliv­ ion hnndedi down yostordny In tho ered the consecration sermon. United-States circuit court of api penis here sustninR tho district court KIWANl 4 NS HOLD AN OPEN ANNUAL MEET ut Bnltlmoro in nwnrding the Ameri­ can Sugar Rerfinlng company judg­ (H r T li» ......... %Mw| I’ra-a) ment for $18,835 ngainst William C. LAKELAND, Mny 33.—povon KlFrederick of Baltimore, tho suit re­ wanis chilis wore represented nt nn sulting from repudiation of n con­ Intcr-city meeting here Inst night and tract following n drop in sugar pric­ heard nn address by Edmund F. Ar­ es. ms, of ColumhuH, Ohio, international trustco o fthe Klwnnis, on tho Ideals of tho orgnnizntlon. BISHOP CURLEY RETURNS Visitors were present from Kiwanls JACKSONVILLE, May 33.—Tho Clubs at Tampa, St. Petersburg, Rev. Michael J. Curley, Catholic arch­ Plant City, Bartow, Orlando and bishop of Dultimore, passed through Sanford. Doyle Cnrlcton, of Tampa, Jacksonville yesterday afternoon on was pndorsed by tho mcotlng as tho routo to St. Augustine, whore today cholco for district govornor, selection he will offlclato at tho consecration of which will bo made at Jacksonville of tho Rev. Patrick Barry, as bishop in August. of tho diocese of St. Augustine. Bi­ shop Barry will assume tho office held Bonds will bo Issued soon by tho by Archbishop Curloy before his Bal­ officials of Leesburg for $38,000 for timore position. n new school building. LAKE WALES, May 3.-Cltizens hero yesterday by a vote of 2 to 1 de­ cided to lift thu lid on Sunday restric­ tions which prevailed last year. Under thu old city ordinances it was impos­ sible to buy soft drinks on Sunday. I.. M. Kramer wns elected mayor. ( Il> T h e Am e d i t e d P r e s s ) INDIANAPOLIS, May 3.—Compila­ tion of slightly moro than one-third of the vote in yesterday’s Ropuhlicnn pri­ mary election gave Albert J. RovorIdge n lead of -17,000 over Harry S. Now in thelF contest for nomination to tho United States Hcnatc. In tho Democratic senatorial contest former Governor Ralston w i i h leading in 710 precincts. Dr. Jesso Sanders wns sec­ ond nnd three other candidates trail­ ing. WATER THROUGH CREVASSE SPREADS OVER COUNTRY WHICH PREVIOUSLY HAD ESCAPED NEW ORLEANS, Mny 8.-—Reports froin Central Louisiana Indicate water is escaping through crevasse in levee ut Forrldny continuing to spread into sections previous! yesenped inundntion nnd flood now reached point sixty miles away. REPURLICAN AND DEMO­ HAD REEN PLANNED AT 8AVANCRATIC PRIMARIES IN NAH FOR RECEPTION OF INDIANA CfGKTK INFANTRY ( I l f T h e A M o rta lrd I'rraa) WASHINGTON, May 3.—The War Department todny notified Senator Harris, of Georgia, that bemuse “of unforsccr. circum­ stances" the return of the Eighth United States Infantry from the Rhine scheduled for tho latter pnrt of this month has been In­ definitely postponed. The troop* were to hnvo Innded in Snvannah nnd tho home-coming celebration hnd been planned. PREDATORY INTERESTS CHOKER* FUNERAL HAUNT COMMITTEE ROOM WILL RE HELD TOMORROW TARIFF REING FRAMED AT GLENCAIRN CASTLE t n r T h e A aaorlatr* P r t M l WASIIINGEON, Mny 33.—Charges ( l l y T h e A*~iartntrd I’rraa) thnt predatory interests dny after DUBLIN, Irclnnd, Mny 3.—The dny week nfter week, month nfter Croker funeral will bo hold tomorrow month, haunted the senate, flnnneo at Glonenirn rustle. Rcquim mass la committee room whero republican to he sung in privnto oratory at Glencommitteemen wore framing the ad­ ennirn nnd Imrinl in vault on the ministration tariff bill were mndo Glcnennirn grounds will follow. yesterday in tho sennto by Scnntor King, democrat, Utah. GENERAL WU PEI FU The Utah senator declared thnt on REPORTED KILLED AT one occasion when ho , visited, tho CHANG’S HEADQUARTERS committee quarters to obtain copies of public hearings, tho anti-chambers (lljr T h r AaanrVltrd I'rraa) PEKING, Mny 3.—It wns nnnouncod and corridors were so crowded with ••these roprestntlvos of tho predatory at General Chang Tsno Lin’s headinterests and othor beneficiaries of quartern, todny thnt General Wu Pal the high rates in this bill that I could Fu, control Chinese lender had been scarcely effect an entrance to tho killed in action. The nnnouncomont otherwise I snot confirmed. Tho for­ room. ^ “Why woro they there? The pub­ eign legations aro investigating. lic hearings lutd closed, thu commltteo majority wns in executive session to frame the bill, 'tho democrats hnd been excluded. For what purpose were they there? I louvo it for tho senators and the public to determine what their purpose was?" FIGHTING O T IN IRELAND IN ; ALL DIRECTIONS FILES PETITION FOR FREE STATE TROOPS TRY TO RE­ A REHEARING OF T n E CAPTURE ORMOND a GASOLINE TAX CASE CASTLE (Hr T I i p AaanrlMrtf I’rraa) TALLAHASSEE, May 3.—Sotting (H r T h r A ;»•««»«■I itrd I'rraa) KIKINNY, Ireland, May if—Shnrp forth that the Supremo Court in its recent decision declaring thu gasolino fighting with machine guns rattling In tax u d invalid "nvorluokud and failed nil directions is in progress hero to­ to consider the fundamental differ­ day. Free statu troops arc trying to ence between the effect of a demur­ recapture Ormond Castle, still hold by rer to allegations of travcrsablo facts irregulars who yesterday were driven and that a demurrer to nontrnvorsa- out of othor plncos they had captured. hie allegations of facts," Attorney ACCUSE DAUGHERTY General Buford yesterday filed a pe­ tition for a rehearing of thu case. (H r T h r A aaerlntrd I'rraa) The opinion handed down several WASHINGTON, Mny 3.—Report* weeks ago wns diHHontcd to by Jus­ that Harry M. Daugherty, now at­ tices Whitfield nnd West. torney general, hnd racolvcd a foo of Mr. Buford in his petition yesterday $25,000 front Charles W. Morso, Now quotes from tho majority court opin­ York shipbuilder for obtaining Morse's ion in which it was nssumud that thu release in 1015 from thu Atlanta fed­ allegations set oforth by S. J. Gunn eral peuittcntlnry were repeated by who brought tho suit attacking tho validity of tho tax net, woro uneon- Senator Caraway, democrat, nnd de­ nied by friends of the attornoy gentrovorted. Mr. Gunn alleged ^hnt the orni. net passed by the last legislature lev­ Thu Arkansan senator sanid tho re­ ying tho tax on thu wholesalers had port wns based on "public Informa­ been signed by tiiu presiding officers tion." Senator Watson, republican, of the legislature nfter it hnd ad­ liuliunn, said he hnd talked with Mr. journed. Daugherty nliout tho report nnd It In assuming that thoHu allegations was untrue. Senator Moses, republi­ bud boon established nR a matter of can, New Hampshire, hreko Into the record, Mr. Bufqril set 1forth; tho discussion to nny thnt William G. Mccourt did not take cognizance of tho Adoo, former secretary of tho treas­ nature of the enso before it, in that ury bad received ‘'lnrgo foos" from tho allegations presented "purely n Mr. Morsu in connection with shipping non-traversable question of law, in­ contracts recently mado tho baso of stead of a travcrsablo question of indictments in fcdoral courts hore. fact." The effect of tho court’s decision, HAD FIVE HUH1IAND8 Mr. Buford sot forth, is thnt "con­ DIVORCED TWO OF THEM, clusions of law are ndmitted by de­ MAY HAVE KILLED ONE murrer to tho plunding in which thoy are set forth." ( H r T k * A a a o c la lr d I'rraa) CLEVELAND, Mny 3.—While city YOUNG FOUNQ GUILTY chemist was examining tho vital orOF MANSLAUGHTER guns taken from tho exhumed body of DRIGGERS AT LUTZ ono of her flvo husbands, County Prosecutor Stanton planned today to (H r T ho A aanrlatrd I'rraa) TAMPA, May 3.3—W. H. Young, question nguln the woman suspected charged with tho murdor of Honry of u series of murders to colloct an Driggers nt Lutz a year ago, wns evon thousand dollars worth of insurfound guilty of manslaughter today. aneo. Threo of hor husbands died His counsel announced thoy would suddenly under mysterious circum­ npponl tho enso to Supromo Court. stances. Shu divorced tho firat two His bond was fixed a t five thousand she married. dnlors. The jury was out twolvo hours. Let us do your Job Printing, .tfUll • ' ■ 18 �■• ’7 / v Oi r' P t o A Y , M A Y 0 ,1 9 2 2 DAYS O u r stock is n e w , o u r p rice s a re lo w e r— P o n ’t fo r g e t th is is a re a l sale . C o r. P a lm e tto A v e n tie a n d F ir s t S treet We want 250 Ladies with small feet to wear high grade Oxfords and Pumps that we bought as a pick-up—no old goods all new and tresh stock at $ 1 .5 0 per pair. These^are worth $4.50 to $5.00 a pair. WE WILL SELL TO FIRST TEN MEN ENTERING OUR DOORS, TWO WORK SHIRTS FOR 75c, OR TWO UNION SUITS FOR AMOSKEAG APRON GINGHAM 19c value, only, pnir WE WILL SELL TO FIRST 10 LADIES’ ENTERING OUR DOORS, 10 YARDS OF 32-INCH GINGHAM AT $1.50 FOR 10 YARDS. We want 150 extra stout men to wear our 45c per yard 12£ c 17V6 to 20. Regularly priced $1.35 Our Clearance S a l e ............................ UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 38-incheH Wide 10 yards fo r • BIGGEST BARGAINS IN Sold llefore for $2.98, now CHAMBRAY 36-inches Wide . Regularly worth 25c now going for, yard 62 Inches wide, per yard ENGLISH NAINSOOK BED SPREADS, SHEETS, PILLOW SHAMS, BUREAU SCARFS AND CRETONES ' • BOYS’ . KNEE PANTS '59c AND UP BOYS’ WASH SUITS BOYS’ UNIONALLS LADIES’ CORSETS, 10 Yards of , BOYS’ UNIONSUITS now ......................... Regularly worth 19c, now 36-INCH INDIAN HEAD 27-inch PRINTED VOILES 10 yards fo rv ONE LOT OF LADIES’ AND U P SAMPLE VOILE SHIRT WAISTS BOYS’ CAPS gulnr price $4.00 to $5.00, O ^j n n On sale n o w ........................................................ ( i j l l t t / O BOYS’ BLOUSES 36-inches Wide 35c BUNGALOW A PR O N S; Values from $7.50 to $15.00, going now nt Amoskcag Gingham, AN D UP LADIES’ SHOES Ladies’ .Underskirts, ono dollnr vnlue, now ................................. Shoe Department Our SHOE Department is well stocked. We * yard WITH COLL A Ilk ATTENTION TO OUR CUSTOMERS: DO NOT THINK THAT WE HAVE PUR CHASED ANYTHING SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE LIKE MOSTlSTORES DO. $4.25 value, on sale n o w ......................... Nine-Quarters BOYS’ SHIRTS 50c 36-IN. WIDE Hlg Variety, per yard YARD WIDE 25c LADIES’- BLACK OR BROWN OXFORDS Our entire stock is all leather Shoes and our In Vlcl Kid, $5.00 suiter, pair * prices are the lowest. Our Shoes are better have too large a stock to mention all of it. for less money. • BLUE SERGE, ALL-WOOL MEN’S WORK SHOES ALL LEATHER $1.75 DRESS OXFORDS $3.00 PANTS, GOOD COLO good m a k e AND UP MEN’S SOLID LEATHER SANDALS CqOD QUALITY $2;98 , W e a re in the, sam e o ld sta n d , c o rn e r F ir s t S treet a n d P a lm e tto A v e n u e �^' ■t •• ■— ' j *. > * C ■1 I ’ rlbed lan d s, o r • o m u o h th«r«s e t op p o M t* 10 t f o l d s t p u blic H o u s e d o o r In D e a c r i p t l o n of Land D e s c r i p t i o n of Land A m ount of T axm a n d C o ata vi A m o u n t of To*** a n d C oat* 0 15 Is I (i • a H I 8 B < ii a k 0 I U n k n o w n — ... ..... 10.11 A ll L o t 27 W o f I t y B lo c k B ____ O. W . 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L T h r n e h c r 11.11 t o b e a ................ ........................ ............. liifk 7 W W i t Nl. :t i r H l n c k 11! ”1 I P a c e 41, H em lnole C o u n t y llrro r da M I D W A Y na R e c o r d e d In P i n t H o o k No. W u lto y H eed ..... 6 80 L o ts 13, 14. a n d 15 ............................... U n k n o w n ...................... 2 19 M tiu in o a U " S - iW w .m . ’ " ’ 1" * ' r i " L u la B e n t o n ............... 2. 1) il,So iSs ’iin. V iii Wa i md iI i ....I h , i ,.1^,11 , L ot 20 .... ..................................................... Ili a 120 ft N of HW c o r llltWk 7, " H e s t e r W i l l i a m s .... i 40 ( n d m a v . IS I • all. >00,1 W if n d ,if.'.V.,.!r. ItlJao '' n - ' a d u s ................... L o t 46 ......................................................... U n k n o w n ..................... I 01 •»i a i l 'iv<> o t 18 ...................................................... 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' 30 20 59 W V i'o fiH B V , o f 'H E ,1/iiMiotvn n . , t i i . .. I L - t iP a W p p - i'r r r B ............ LLV p u U l u L. i i i o w J - L k 7.35 ......... at 20 33 ■14" IS. 6b ■. H u b e r t s l.L..:. Hh Ji ^1* I'j 9I f i n e -- .*.... .*» 1 * 1 'i ■p, • H 'i ' of HVJ'i o f M W nt.il HWVi ll*!')l I 17 B ea. 29 ft. N o f HIS c o r o f Lot 10.58 50 >T9 i 6(1" H U M . r t r f b c r ts 40 o f N ew UpHala. r u n N 6 ch, IS & Job'll f.liVdtfroen 34 19 30 ',170'JI 111 10 cli H r, c h W 19 ch ■old’ ’ ■ B eg . 199 ft H a n d 1028 ft W of N l’l ‘LA Y 1 S P R I N G S 1its l t e r o r d r d In P i n t B o o k No. 2, P a g e BI, ' s e m i n o l r C o u n ty * .16 19 30 i[ lii iuTi J -!ii ♦ 1 it' Ilrru rd ii • 1 Jj , 1", i!o j n * “r c o r ...................................... H u n IS IUU fl H 179 ft W 1911 .1 6U f t N 470 ft ..................... ' u ^ tlo lV n * 11 • J H ^ A n ’'A i 4 1 r j c J ' ! l . . . 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D l n k l o .......... ft N 438 ft ............ ......... IS (111 II ft o f W 423 ft o f l.ot t 11.29 I l e a 1012.4 fl H of NW c o r of U n k n o w n .................... r u n H 210 ft IS 210 ft N 2)0 fl W \Y 61 ft o r IS 15(1 ft o f Lot I 3.91 H a n n a h IM churdsoti 210 ft a n d lean lira . 027 fl W of HWVi ....................................................... 36 20 19 IS 69 fl o f W <4 o f L o t 6 R u n E 660 ft N 8118.2 ft W 660 W llnu o f F r e n c h Ave on N line Il e a N W c o r o r B lo ck 2(1 r u n H 69 o f (lolilHborii Ave. r u n N t i n ft ft H 606.2 ft a n d h o g 46 t fl N ft IS 120 ft N 60 ft W 129 ft to 1.16 H uh T. T h o m a s W MO rt H 149 fl IS Bill rt a n d o f HW' c o r ..................... ..................... 36 10 39 b e a ................................................... le s s b e a 159 fl IS o f NW c o r ru n B u n N 711 ft E M l 5.8 ft H 037 IS 150 f t H 140 fl W 169 ft N 140 11 A. H a u e r ...................... 11.41 fl W ly 1020 fl VVM, C I.A IIK ’M S C B - D I V . O F III.IB 'lt I t , T I E R III na l l e r n r d r i l In P i n t H ook No. 2 18 30 ft a m i les s b e a 139 f t W o f Int I, P iikc Ills, S e m in o le C o u n t y l l r r o r d a Ile a 24.09 ch H of N E c o r ............ o f W llile o f H o lly Ave. ex. w ith I t T i e r 16 J a i u e s V V *. Hltntnons, Jr. 11.95 R o n 8 4.31 ch W 11.8 ch N 4.31 ,ol 2 lllo c k .. '* 1UTill. 00.20 20 n k1n1iiil o w*1 n1 8.(0 N lin e o f ( l o l d s b o r o Ave.. r u n N ch E 118 c h .......... .......... ................. 6 T h o m a s B o n d ............. o t M B lo ck II T i e r 16 6.20 l i r a 30.07 c h W of N E c o r ............ Unknown 5 10 18 140 fl W 60 rt H 140 ft IS 60 ,ot 11 lllo c k II T i e r 15 1.11.12 A V. Frotioli B u n H 5 c h W M ch N 6 ch E M f t lo b o a ) ........... ................................. 111 M .10 10 A. V. F r e n c h ........ ... 32.90 WM. CLAIIK'S S till.D IV IS I O N IIP III.OCKS !Ul AND ittl OF ItOlllNSON'H SC1I5 U n k n o w n ...................... 11* NVi o f NVi o f HIS Vi o f NWVi . 30 19 10 o h . .............................................................. Ile a 11.81 c h W nm l 23.73 ch Vl'iV na ltero rd rd In P in t Book No, I, P a a e 107, S e m in o le C ou n ty llrrord a. l l e g 160 r t IS o f NW c o r o f N IS Vi 30 30 19 11 11 H o f N E c o r ..................................... n f NWV4 .............................................. 1 . Lot 11 tlln c k 36 ............................... U nknown ................. 3.34 B u n H 5.27 c h W 9 Vi ch N 6.27 B u n E 150 ft H I ID ft W 160 f t Lot 7 l l l o c k 36 ....................................... U n k n o w n ...................... 6.20 4.24 J o e W i l l i a m s ........ .... 6 M a r y D. T u r n e r ........ N 140 f t ..................................................... c h E 9 Vi c h . .................................. 7.1* 4 19 18 B e g 120 f t W of NIS c o r o f NW W. M. CLAIIK'S SU B-DIV ISIO N OF BLOCK 34 O P IIOIIINSON'H fttlllV HY na B r a 56 cli W o f N E c o r ................. 30 36 19 B u n W 6 c h H 10 ch E 5 ch N llr r o r d r d lu Pint ll o o k N 11. I, I'nae IOO, S e m in o lr C ou n ty llrrord a M ch .................................................... & A. C. M a r l i n ............. 5.78 i t u n T i o ' ire w oo f t n bo" i i WVi “ f Lot 1 .................................... Llxxlo Corker ............ 6.20 7.10 B oscon D a b n e y ... .... 4 21 18 I l e a M.63 c h W of N E nor ............ IS 00 fl ..................................................... B u n H 10.60 ch W 4.69 c h N I l ls I'D I I B E S T 'S ADDITION TO SOUTH HANFORD na Itecordrd In P in t llo o k No. I l e a 60 ft H a m i 160 ft W of NIS I, I'nae 1.70, S em in o le C o u n ty llrro rd a 10 66 c h E 4.89 c h .......................... 36 19 10 1 C. J. E r l c s o n ............ 1.18 c o r o f NWV* 4 I I If Lot I .................................................... H E. W illia m s ........... 3.91 I l e a 10 c h H o f N W c o r ................... Itu n N 60 ft W lo By, HIS to 7.67 L ot F .......................................................... l i n n 12 5.75 c h H 76 l i n k s W 76 A n n a M. D e P o r r e i t 1.18 l i n k s H to H line o f NWV4 W I l e a V Ch H of NW c u r o f NISV4 36 19 30 to W lin e o f Hcc N to b e a ........ S T E N D lP O ltD 'S A DDITION TO S A N F O U D a s R eco rd ed In 1‘ln l Hook No, 1, 10 F. U W o o d r u f f ........ 1.61 B u n IS 079 ft N to By N W ly to U n k n o w n I'nae lltl, Sem inole C o u n ty llrrord a l i r a M c h W o f N E c o r .................. 56 28 SI pt. N o f b e a H to b eg t» " e.—. . . ,, 0K 11.95 E. Z. C o x n rt B u n W 10 ch H 27 eh E 10 c h N Lot S . 19.11 N o r m a n H u tto n 27 c h ......................................... ............. HANFIIIID IIEItJIITS na Brrnrdrd In P in t B on k No. 2. P a g e 11.1, S e m ln a lr C o u n ty Lot 10 37 .1. D. H o o d , T r u s t e e 11.38 10.25 Ile a 2n ch W o f N E c o r ..................... J o h n M unson ... 6 20 10 Itrenrda. Lot 19 6.77 U n k n o w n ........... .............. .............. U n k n o w n ..................... 72.46 r u n W 7 ‘i Ch H 20 ch E 7 Vi ch L o i s 1* a n d 14 .....— ................ U n k n o w n ........................ 9.08 Lot 20 N 29 c h ........................................ ■ 15 J. I), ll o o d , T r u s t e e 15.18 L o t 16 3.91 A. II. C l i AI'EI.I.'S SIJII-RIVISION na R e co rd ed l a P l a t Hook N a. 1, P a g e Tl. I t a - HVi o f NKVi ( l e s s N M a c r e s ) 6 M 30 U nknown . 15 F. L. W o o d r u f f ........ 7*8 L o t 43 3.91 U n k n o w n Ionic C ounty llr r o r d a H M a c r e s o f L o t 1 a n d H E Vi of I,0 l 63 3.34 6 U n k n o w n 20 30 50 H EU ................................................... ■ 9.51 o ts 6, tl n m l U> lUm’l* G U n k n o w n ......................... 13.10 F. I*. B i n e s ............ l,Ul 116 .. I Tm 47.70 L Mrs. A. A. G a r v e r L ol 33 B lo ck G .... ............ W a lte r llo d aers 9.10 N E l i o f N 10V^ a n d HVI o f N E ' i L o i s 126 a n d 129 8 20 30 200 E m p i r e L nnil C o........ 4EVi 1.78 a n d NVi l.o t 37 ll lo c k G .................................... A b ralm m T h o m p so n 6.7! 38 B lo ck G ..................................... M n ln e h l B l a c k .............. 6.77 M A lli il lA 9 I V a IIH IIKIUIIT b na Recorded In P in t Hook No. 1. P a g e 78, S em in ole Lol URYHTAL L A K E W IN T E R HOMES SUII-DI VISION . . . . . . _ «_ C ounty llrrord a ................... „ o i s 41 a m ! 12 B lo c k t l ................. U nknown ......... ..... 19.42 17.70 L g, P a a e a 114, HR and n o , S e m l V j i. c !" ! ! c?1rd* U " P t a * D o , k "** D, L. T h r a s h e r L ol 65 B lo c k 1C .......................... Josep h in e C n llu w u y . 9.08 I oj I d 6, 6, 7 u n d 8, B look G Lot M B lo ck 6 .................- ......... r m ,* “le t n u n l y Hecorda A n th o n y F. H o ffm a n n i R e co rd ed In Pint l l o o k N a. 1, P a g e 84, S e m i n o le C e n a t y Lol 12 Illook 5 ....................................... N. II. IJA IIN K II'S A U D IT IO N TO M A IIK IIA M P A I I K ItlSIG U TH a s l t e r o r d r d In --------llrrord a Dial B o o k No, I, P a g e NI, N rntlnole C o u n t y H e c o r d a s o i l ' l l S A N F O IID na I L ot 33 B lo o k 5 ....................................... 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N 5.72 ch to b e g ......................... 8WU of NW '.* ........................................ 23 In P la t Records 80 30 30 30 20 30 20 30 20 20 20 30 80 30 .87 NEVi o f N E *4 a n d HE% o f NEVi .87 (loan 8 150 y a r d s ) .......... .................. .97 E*4 o f NWVi o f S W *4 (l o s s b e g .87 N W c o r r u n E 208.71 f t 8 417.72 .87 . f t W 208.71 f t N 417.72 f t ) ............ .87 Bog 2.07 c h E a n d 202 f t N o f SW ,87 c o r o f N W *1 ....................................... 1.48 l t u n N 202 f t W to S i l v e r L a k e .87 8 202 f t E t o h o g ........................... .87 >V*4 o f NWVi ...... - ...... ....................... .87 L o t 4 ........................................................... .87 N i i of 8V4 of N W * o f .87 .97 8*4 o f JIsWR " o f N W i T o f 'N ' w v i ' Z 11.25 18.10 62.51 1M B 1.21 44.18 B o o k No. X, P a g e 40, .Seminole 40 40 40 80 E m p i r e L a n d C o ......... U n k n o w n ..................... U n k n o w n ........ ........ . W. I. B e a t t y ............ 6. HI 51.65 3 J. 11. R o n a l d l __ — . U n k n o w n ................ ..... 1.87 10.70 20 8.10 8 .1 1 ■r " t ■■ ' « t 2 W ■ «• * ?! a a 1 S ? o r 39 2 19 - >— a q iwi A m ount of Taxes a n d C o a ta (4 e M D escrip tio n of Land I • SO 81 81 Unknown 8 10 81 18 I. D. 8 10 » so 30 81 - • ' «4Vr '■ 7 r\x • • ■> M artin Amount o f T axes and Coata cd a fl O 4M s « o uS H t i & 3 K 8 8 < is S 0 F R O S T ’S A D D IT IO N NO. 3 T O A L T A M O N T E a s H e e o r d e d i n F l a t I*age III, S e m i n o le C o u n t y R e c o r d s L o t h 1, t u n d 17 ( l e s s 60 f t E a n d W b y 100 ft N u n d 8 In N E c o r i<•s•••#«*•**•*•»**••* A. B. W i l l i a m s » f L o t 1) 12.65 W . I l o b ln a o n —.„ L o t 25 N o. U 78.30 8.18 8.01 F R O ST ’S A D D IT IO N NO. S TO A LTA M O N TB aa R ecord ed la P la t B a n k N a. 1* P a g e 8, S e m in o le C ou n ty lle e o r d s 24.35 8.14 37.82 L o t 17 ..................................... - ...... - — . Unknown — 1.60 13 11 39 B, D. M c I n t o s h — 10 so 31 6 Jo n C a m e r o n .. 7.07 E *4 o f NEVi o f NWJ4 . 18 31 89 L. D. F r o s t ......... .. 18 30 81 5 U n k n o w n ..... ... 18.42 W' f t o f HEVi o f B W U . 19 11 IS A n n ie A. D a v i s — BE~ *4 o f BH*4 o f HWVi 18 39 J. E. M ooney ’ SW Vi o f BE U ... CAMEHON a s lteeo rd ed lu P int B o o k N o. 1. P a g e DO, S em in ole C o u n ty R eco rd s HH 18 81 19 t g N E c o r oo.rf BE HE U o f HEVi L o t 18, B loo k 1 ..................................... U n k n o w n ............. . 1.80 Be« H u n W 930 f t 8 (147.8 f t E 834.7 11.88 13 H e n r y S im m o n s f t N to b e g ................... ...................... •IIIIt ■* MECCA HAMMOCK aa ll r e o r d r d In P l a t B o o k No, 1. P a g e 84, S e m in o le C ounty 13*4 o f N W *4 ( l e s s 70 y a r d s N A lle e o r d s s 8 by 220 y d s E a n d W In N W K*4 o f L o t s 1 a n d 2 ............................ J . A. A n d e r s o n H e i r s 13.10 77 K. E. J o n s s ---------c o r . ) ................. ........ 17 11 19 L o ts 7 a n d 8 ................................................ U n k n o w n ............—...... 20.33 80 M. C. Van Buaklrk« L o t 32 ..... ....................................... J o h n M. S t e v e n s ........ 10.24 W *4 o f NW*4 .......................................... 17 31 19 13*4 o f HEVi or NWVi o f HE I* a n d ; *l* ■ * . a rrt I a *«, r V nnBusklrk 18 I I 91 o f NEVi o f S W *4 o f SEV4.... NW*4 o f N W *4 20 20 21 40 S a m u e l K l e i n 8.60 ■ s *• •* a %, 13*4 o f HE** (lean 14 n c r o so ld to Hog 9.93 ch W o f S E c o r o f NWVi 14.48 W o o d a r d ) .......................... .................. 19 31 39 J. U H i l l -------o f 8 E*i ................................................ 34 20 21 84.48 L e n a L. L e r s c h B E *4 o f NEVi a n d B E t i ........ ......... 10 11 88 B u n N 10 oh W 1.79 oh 8 1 d e g 19 81.72 30 11 J . L. H ill _____ 9 E U o f a w Vi a n d W « o f 8WV4 ■ t 8 m i n e E 2*4 c h W 8.30 ch to 2.90 J. W . C o n a w a y NU**4 o f HE*; o f HWVi ................. 21 21 39 W lino nf s a i d N W U o f BE** H HWV4 o f N W IJ a n d W*4 o r 8WV4 to SW c o r o f hu IU N W *4 o f H E *4 160 Lenu L. I,orach ........ 17.18 39 31 21 u n d H1CVi o f N W U ..................... E to beg 7.48 C. O. M itc h e ll HE Vi o f NEVi am ! NWVi o f NEVi B og 4.1 ch N o f S W c o r o f L o t 3.. . 14 10 11 n n d BV4 o f HWV4 o f NEV4 n n l t u n N 81 d e g 13 13.20 oh N th ly N W U o f HW Vi of NEVi a n d EV4 a l o n g ro n d 11.21 oh W 208 f t N o f NEVi o f NWVi n n d N W U o f 209 ft W 1.32 c h N 6.7 cb N 42 N 13U o f NWVi a n d NV4 o f HVVV4 d o g W to W lino o f Hoc 8 to 81.48 o r NEVi o f NWVI ......- ............. — 32 21 39 146 J. E. M o oney b e g ................... .......................................... 15 F lo r ld n d r o v e s Co... 16,68 8 2 V4 ft E a n d W b y 264 ft N a n d H B o g 8 c h W n n d 20.87 c h N o f 8 E In N W c o r o f 13V V o f NWVi c o r o f L o t E ....................................... 34 20 21 U nknown o f HWV* o f NWVi .......................... 22 21 19 But* W 234 f t N to L u k e J e e s u p 40 U n k n o w n HW Vi o f HE Vi ....................................... 23 11 29 N t h l y a l o n g l a k e to p t N of b e g 6 U nknown 14 11 39 7.70 !!. B. M cC all ............. 18.80 8 to b e g ................................................ 9 11 81 11 3.1 U n k n o w n ........ so U n k n o w n -----B U n k n o w n ........ O. P. S W O P E L AN D COMPANY’S P L A T O F III.ACK HAMMOCK a s lteeord ed In 2.88 P la t Hook No. X, P a g e s 110 a n d 111, S em in ole C ou n ty l l e e o r d s 11.78 L o t 1A 5.60 O, P. Hwopo Ia i n d Co. 3.69 O. P. Hwope L a n d Co. 161.96 L o ta »1 to 120 ....................................... KL'ItliliA H A M M O C K n s l l e e w r d r d I n I ' l n t H o o k N o. 1, l ' a « < 1041, S e m i n o l e C o u n - L o ta 163 to 216 ................................... O. P. Hwopo Iatm i Co. 266.65 • ty H eeords 220 U. P. Hwopo L a n d Co. 167.61 L-Jttr 27J tn *08 -IMilM- — an ........ ........................................ J. L tn d l o y ......... 0.77 L o ta 370 to 373 ..................................... 4u U. -r , 4iAil|J« Jw. 2! Is (Iti 112. 183, 134, 136, 130 a n d NO O. P. Hwopo L a n d Co. 12.20 L o t s 374 to 381 ..................................... ...................................................... . U n k n o w n ...................... 12.26 L o ts 382 to 386 a n d Lot 3KH NO W illia m A. J o h n s o n 37.03 L o ts 390 a n d 392 ( l e s s p a r t 13 of tfU M A N ’S A U D I T I O N T O E U R E K A H A M M O C K n a l l r e o r d r d I n P i n t B o o k Nn, <). P, S w o p e L a n d Co. 7.03 c a n a l ) ..................................................... X, P a g e fill, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y l l e e o r d s 5.6H O, P. Hwopo L a n d Co. L o t 391 .......... ............................................ | an d 8 ............................................. F r e d H h u m a n ............. 6.77 L ot 398 ....................................................... O. I 1, H wope L u n d Co. 5 68 29.23 O. P. Hwope L a n d Co. 16.13 L o ta A, II u n d C ............................... ... i; l 0f HE Vi o f NWVi o f N W Vi.... 21 20 30 6 E m p i r e L a n d C o........ 2.78 WVi of*NV4 o f NWVi o f NEVi a n d 11 1. H. Ilciunh 3 37 1 20 32 .......... N 6V4 c h o r NEVi o f N W * i ........ vMwuu of WV*4 n w ■,* ................. uu 20 jo iu L 1,. J, 1 i i r yy aunmt .............. ............. 6.17 o f NNW i 01 o f NWVi ............... 24 20 10 .. B Pot 3 ........................................................ 20 20 30 10 U n k n o w n ................. .. 8.B0 W 3-4 of NV4 o f NHV* a n d HVi of N N E ^ a n d NV4 o f 818*4 a n d 8 W*i iS u ........................................................... 30 20 30 180 U n k n o w n ......... ..... ....... 41.40 1 20 32 260 U n k n o w n 32.40 I t s 5;:’.22 f t N o f 8 E c o r o f NEV4 HT i ‘ o f S W Vi a n d E 3-4 of N>* of NEV4 " "" 8 20 32 2 HI) U n k n o w n ........ ......... 20 •< *Vr « f;> cd (4 of Land •t * • - * — try - Amount of Tu h a n d C o ita D escrip tio n fi. i SB W. I. B e a t t y D. L. T h r a s h e r ____ — 8 9 11 11 14 20 20 20 20 29 32 32 32 32 32 16 16 29 20 32 32 26 10 139 HO to ir. L\ I'ul tie ............ ..... U n k n o w n ........ ........... W. A. W h i t c o m b .... II D. Ilu u c ll ............ H A. D o w n s ................. 5.98 5.68 21.05 16 13 116 11, A. N lc k o ls o n .. ID U n k n o w n ..................... 16.73 6.72 W II.D M E IIE ns ll r e o r d r d In P l a t B o o k No. 1, P a g e 111, h e m ln o le C ou n ty R ecords L o t s »', . a n d k B lock I ................. Unknown .................... 2.80 A ll WVi H of T p line B lo ck 8 .............. U n k n o w n ...................... 1.91 BIC HAIIDSO.VS ADDITION TO W tlO D IIItllH lK n s R reurdrd In P in t B o o k No. 1. I’n g e II, S e m in o le C ou n ty l l e e o r d s L o t s 6, 0, 7, 8, 0, 13, 11, 20 a n ti '" T P »• * M 31 46 lio u isa C l« c h sh lc r . 5.78 L o t s 33 to 40 a n d Lot 42 ................. II. H. H ta n so n ............. B e g 351 f t E o f N W c o r of.............. lt u n H 685 ft E 309 (i ft N 685 ft W 309 Vi ft .................................... .. HVs o f WVi o f NEVi of NWVi of HWVi ....................................................... B e g 372 ft H an il 186 f t W o f N E c o r o f NWVi o f NEVi ..................... lt u n H 125 f t W 115 ft H 180 ft W 375 ft N 305 ft E 480 f t ...... . All HE Vi o f HE V* W o f A. C. L. I t » ........................................................... NWVi of NWVi tlosM 4 a c r e s o f f E s i d e o r NEVi o f NWVJ o f N W ' i 2 A c r e s In N E c o r o f HWVi. 70 (rile E a n d \V by 140 y d s N A 21 10 5 U n k n o w n .......... .......... 2.60 U n k n o w n 3.13 21 30 21 30 2 M au d e A. A n d e r s o n .. 3.98 21 30 5 A. C. M a r t i n ............ 1.87 21 30 38 T h o m a s S h e p h e r d .... 4.IS ................... . 1.27 . . 21 30 O v o r t s e r e t T u r p . Co. 3.01 H ag 3 4 3 ‘f t N o f HE c o r i>f'NEVi of 21 HWVi ....................................................... 30 o f N W V* .......................................... .. B.j'flW c o r Of B W *i o f N W V I........ 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M u l (1 t) .Lnu.p u . r u n W 150 ft H 100 ft E 150 ft r u n N 14 c h W,|6| oh S 14 c b E BU 1120 f t W o f HE c o r o f NEVi N 100 ft (len s t h a t p a r t b e l o n g ­ 33 U n k n o w n 6.28 18 20 31 Bl' Ch) ..... ........................ of NWVi .................. ............................ 31i; 20 30 31 30 in g to W e s l e y P e n n e y ) . .............. W. II. l l u y m u l i ........ 4.89 B e g 329.38 , f t . W o f HW i(Qr Qf Run E 59 f t N 460 f t W 59 ft H lin g 287.1 ft 1J a n d 470 f t N o f HW 32 20 21 Unknown 410 f t ................................... m 21 30 • c o r o f HEVi o f HWVi ................... B«f HW c o r o f NEVi o f HEV*... 31 20 10 t ,t l t u n N 2 6 4 . fL E 164.^8 f l 8 264 10 1" H un E 150 ft N 50 ft W 150 ft H 1 Ira D alton 3.97 f t W 104,82 ft — ui...................... .. Hun N 100 f t E 360 f t 8 100 f t W „ nit: 11. 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G R IF F IN ’S BUD -D IVISIO N na R ecord ed la P la t B o o k N o. 1, P n g e U , ttem tAlex W un ilur ............... 34.94 Ui 37 ........ I 2i.'i.vu.:ii...2: j u u . —........ im rnM J . 8. D l n k l e ...........— .97 HWVi of .............. ........ !•' n o la C ou n ty Hooords W llllu m (Jollier ........ 16.08 14 of L o t 4i»f:...,.wi;.......................... U n k n o w n ----------------8.63 W Vi Of NVVy* .....t..... rA............ J a m e s A. A n d r e w s __ 13.61 N 331 ft o f L o t 17 and NVi o f Lot bt 169 (I chb N 21.81 D M . ........ . E m m i e L. E n t s m l n g e r 28.60 8VV.14 o f BWU ..... G. B. Hood .................... 2.02 2* ........ .... ..... .............................. — — — M o r t o n R e a l t y C o ....... 3.12 1m 2*7 .................................................... C e n t r a l F r u i t C o ....... 5.68 H W 'S o f 8 W V i„ 0 f,# W '4 i .............. H o m e r A. N lck o ls o n 7.77 Let "Xg ...........................■ — --------- M ar y A. l t e n e k — ..... ■t XT T4WVI o f HE V Bug 7.67 c h H 5 d o g W o f HH o o r of L o t 1 M inim 's H u b -D iv is io n , 1i U'IJ'V l U h ' w k W ( t I bk bKWuh1 W' Z Y k ' g l W r u n H 5 d a g W 2.9 c h N 86 d e g Hrm lnole C o u n ty R ecord s 32 145 O.B. & 11. A .N lch u lso n 42.10 34 W lo W lin e o f ......................... ........ . 11 31 16 a n d 7 t o 16 a n d N 2.91 ch H 86 d o g E t o I i e g ........ 4 11. O. B m lth 1.18 4.88 U|f 1 o f HWVi a n d HVi o f HH*4 fl. U . M ITClIIflLL’tj S U R V E Y U P T H U LEVY G R A N T a s R ecord ed In P la t B ook HEVi (l o s s b e g h!6 f t W o f HE c o r r u n jt R ook No. 1, P a g e ‘ N o . 1, I ’u g e B, S r m l u u l r tC ou n ty R ecord s W.UIIII TT'S A DDITION N 468.7 ft W 400.7 f t B 468.7 f t M. . A in lit,.rile It 1 11 * 29.18 U n k n o w n ............... B t o b e g ) .....—.......... - ..................... . ;3 11 10 116 J . A. M e l l o n —......... 31.86 29.18 . 13.24 U n k n o w n ................ NVJef Lot l B l o c k 11 ... NVi o f HVi o f NVi o f HEVi o f ,91 N * ft of H*4 o f L o t 1 B l o c k B .... 6 C t a r c n c o R l o h a r d s . ,. 21 90 19 HEVi .......................................................... 3 31 M allo ry Si McCall.... 34.70 6*5 ft E o f HW c o r o f NEVi o f 40 G e o r g e H m lt h o r m u n 7.91 7.26 H W H o f HWVi ........................................ 19 21 10 II. U. M cC all ................ s vv, .......................................... 32 20 30 23.97 HWVi o f HWVi o f HEVi o f 8WV4 19 21 30 3.50 J a c k T a t u m ............... 12.74 U n k n o w n .......... ... I tin N 660 ft E 330 f t H 860 f t 21 30 4 U n k n o w n .................... H 4 a c r e s o f NEVi of NEVi .............. 1.44 1.91 Q*'K HW o p r o f Lu 20 30 V 336 fl ................................................. . 20 M o r r is I. W i l l i a m s 6.38 WVi o f HEVi o f NEVi ........................ 22 21 10 Be 1 * ch W n n d 1.06 c h N o f NW , H u n H Ip N \ v c o r o f L o t 12, U lk N 6-8 o f E * i o f NEVi n n d 8 8-1 1 20 31 o r of NEVI o f HE Vi ...................... ! C E a s t a l o n g N JlhO o f lid s H, 66 R o b e r t II. H a w k i n s o f EVi o f HEVi o f NEVi ............. ''24 21 10 12 77 I uu N 9 ch E 11*4 oh H 9 ch W i u, 10, u V n d 12 B lo c k C to NWVi o f HWVi a n d B W U o f NWVi 6.6B 11 U n k n o w n . 1 '4 ell ........ ................................. ........ l l^ ik o Josrttlp NVlflV to m o u t h of (l o s s 2 u a r o s In HE c o r o f 18.85 U n k n o w n .............. — * .Soldier U roo k VVly to bog:... . N hitch o f W *4 o f NWVi o f 78 M o r r i s I. W i l l i a m s .. .. 19.35 NWVi o f H W V i ................................... 36 31 30 6.50 k o t K. t L e ss O lios. O v e r s t r e e t A m >i ..................................................... 40 U n k n o w n ...................... 0.72 67.45 I D r e w 's I t u v is l o n ) B l6 c k D ........ U n k n o w n ............ — ... 12.26 HEVi of N W U ........................................ 26 21 so N',x of HVi, o f 8 WVi .......................... 26 21 30 26 L. 11. D o d d ................. 17.70 6,20 H 6-8 o f HEVi of HEVi ..................... U n k n o w n ...................... 1 Boll 9 B lack D 2.64 N 3-8 o f HEVi o f HEVi (l o s s E 5 B o r n e o H a n d u r s o n ...... E. 1:. IIKOWV.H H C I I - I H V I S I O N O F I I K C K I I A ^ l l l O C l C nk" ItVCiirdril In P l a t l l o o k l o t 38 (len s E 5 uiifeS) B lo cIt'D . 10 U n k n o w n ........ ............. a c r e s ) ..................................................... 26 21 30 3 84 IU B I I Ilack nr* 1/ D ll 1 ' H'*! f . ..... 6.20 U n k n o w n ..................... ) N o. I, P a g e Nil, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y l l e e o r d s 18 40 J. L. M ille r ................. HWVi o f HWVi ..............,.................... 34 21 30 8.36 2.64 U n k n o w n ................. — Lott* Block C ........................................ U n k n o w n ...................... 32.06 75 Block D r : ; r : - v v r u ~ : y ....... ................................. 7.62 Lod6 m onk F .......................... ............... J oo C a m e r o n ............. 8,2 4 93 B lo ck f) GOLDEN ROD HE IG H T S us llreu rd rd In P int Uouk No. X, P u g e 14, S e m in o le liLJI. C o u n ty lle e o r d s l l U ’l l l l l l 4 1 E I.E IIY D E L T A a s I t r r i i r d r d In P i n t B o o k No. I , P a g e 75, S e m i n o l e &ILPM IIVHIISTMKMT A llll l'J W ’S R E V IS IO N na R r e u r d r d lu P l a l B o o k No. X, Lot 11 B lock 10 .................... J u l i a H. C a r l s o n ......... 1.44 C ou n ty R eco rd s P i,u v Mill. S r m l u u l r C o u n t y l l e c u r d s Lot 21 B lock 16 ................................... U n k n o w n .................... 1,44 S ola 98 aa nn il d 8A L 'n k n o w n ...................... 10.90 Lot 7 B lock 19 .......... ............................. Lui}‘ i 7,"j i ; M Uind'iF ii i i R F e - . i - V t ' n c ’j i i i v u L u ll jj” r‘T«'-P,4 ' W ' i[* n[{ boD* 8A A. T. P o l l s ................. 1.44 k o l a A. B. D, A i . ;l».| ii, II. ....... 8.69 Unknown w-V-’f L o ti ii s T l i u i L l j i ’ ’«) iJ JtiP f i f n n i f i u + v - H - n l i w I J , l i . L, M, N. |U.nU V) r . ...( N 3-1 o f NWVi o f HID/, 36 21 30 30 U n k n o w n 6.85 K’s «>f Lot 12 .................. iTnitnodrn ...................... 13.(t) T T7T Bis of i:oiit.r,“fjw V|«f) W iHai#.’l)»»i:’».pb l iu ii uakpnwnr'...Mlj.,M.,(-, 13,10 iok No, 1, P a g e s IIO to !U4, K'J nf i.otH 103 a n d 106 3. II. S p r l n g g a l e .......................... 1^42 VAN A 1IS1) A l.l i DHHOItNH lilt 4>IAE l l AGE CO.’S A D D IT IO N T O R L A C K 11AM« MOI'lv u s llecorileil In I'lul B onk No. I, I 'l m r 111. S e m i n o le f i i u n t r l l e e o r d s - n^ f r ....... 'lilJL'iH u :.1 -TttrV .................... 34.41 J a n a Y oung llu lrn 111—...... .... 32 20 31 29 J. II. EI uiih .................. . 10.90 L o ta 19 itlld 20 ......... 3,59 T. C. B r a n n o n ........ 31 20 .... 33 . . ......... S p n r l o f l a i t a 6 ' a n d 6 J.a n ............. W i n e r i s of 5 a c r e s hi; In N w c o r { |0 n W a s h i n g t o n .... 23.76 ID F lo rid a G ro v es Go ...................... ................. 5.63 6.16 I,ot 57 J a n e V n li li,; H e i r s 6 21 31 k o tu 2, 11, a n d 17‘P.1..’.......... ,.7.. ................ 19 Florldn <Irovim Go..... Lot DU) .......................................... 6.61 la Florida OruvcH Go.. . Lot 232 ................................................. .. 6.KM 4.01 L o ts 249 to 262 20 F. II. B a n d 49 F lorida G ro v es Go..... 21.35 WVh.uf NEVi o f . HjlVf " ' J 1 ' V * ' O ’) : N ' . w / J 'L tjh ' s V L U f! i l l :* ! ) ! U1V ’l l " I 6 II. W. Burr EVi o f L o t 342 ....................... ............. 13.62 lT TA a 314IN MONT j i r ll 1’l a t B o o k N o. 1, P a g e T, S r m l a o l r C o u a l y R e n i r d s L o ts 311 u n d 315 . 29 II. W, Burr ................. 67.90 L T au ss , R Mer cc oa rr dd ee dd jil j..;, V | 5 1 . ( I N i.iw i f b j W j . i i f H f , , , , , , , , . , ; e e r i l y i i a n « ' u.'Ao 19 Fred 11. F i t t i n g ........ L o t 439 ....................................................... 10.11 1,1 18 ............... 1'liyrri......:;r.' L o ts 131 . ................................................. II. W. Burr ................. 6.68 u n d E*i of 4 ' VI ) o f N W .li Of S v S r a W W S r i? .: " t lo ‘S' v T X 3.22 S W O P E ’S F l l t S T ADDITION I’O III.ACK HAM M OCK u s l l e r o r d r d In I ’l g t l l o o k K. M. H u b e rto 3 21 i WVi of NWVi of *EVi B 8 . 7 , ' " of 8 3.18 c h o f B W ^ , , V tt i MHc Wi i ' ’. ' " ' t f i ? 2.02 U. M H o b e r ls No. X Png 2.92 Lot 220 .............- .......................... ... It. M. H o lierta 3.61 B) F l o r i d a G r o v e s C o ..... 6 Unknown 4 20 .11 6 61 s*4'of NWVi Ilf HWVi o f HWVi.... 2.92 12. .51. H o b a r t h •VS of NWVi o f HWVi o f HWVi 10.28 J. A. G a r r a r d ...... , 31,1 ,3*4 li , IV W i i r r o o 6 J. II. J o I I0)1 ........ .. 1 21 31 (Iran WV4) .......... ............................ I*/ • 21.38 22.64 HVi n f NEVi o f N E ‘i o f HEVi It. .M. I t o b e r t H .... 28 Miirltiii T. ITall 6 21 31 48.60 U n k n o w n ..................... ..................... N i t a cres o f NEVi o f N W U . . . . . . . « ““ I P 9.IB 3.10 Lot 1 I tm p lro L a n d Co. I a c r e In N E c o r of HEVi of HE** Urn 340 Vils H n f N E c o r n f HWVi , „ T4 ..f N W U o f HE Vi o f HWVi 21 31 9 1 o f HWVi ............ .......................... nf NWU ......................................... r> 3® Ghu*. Hwuot ................. 3.88 IJPC u n o ’ E a J M f l f N V , -ol IMWVI ■ Of 111 B eg 7 1j ch W o f NE c o r of NWVi Hun W 2il) ft N 210 rt 13 210 ft 2.61 •Inidlii .29 'ii 32 0. T. D a n ie l 1 H es ter W illia m s HWVi U HEVi o f l t H V i n f HWVI; H 2ln ft ................................................. o f HE U ............... .................................... 10 21 31 20 31 JVi o i HW V i of ME Vi a n d 8 Vi of NI l i o n H 551 fl E 297 rt N IH2 fl Reg HE c o r o f ................................... 3 30 E. M. H u b e r t s 6 21 29 HV 2 H e n r y G le n n ............. W 117 f. N 372 fl W 90 fl .... Hun N 220 yd a W 44 y d s H 220 3*7 1,83 HVi o fV HEV* Unknown ........ o<f HE Vi H e s s 165 f t B eg 7 *j c b W mid Ml c h N of HE U n k n o w n ...................... 8.60 200 f l E a n d W In N an d H by 10 21 31 c o r o f NWVi of HE V i ..................... gw Vi of NEVI ............. ...................... 6 U n k n o w n ........ 2.53 9 6 21 29 H1*1 copj r u n N 35 y d s E 35 ydH H 36 U»K 5 17 ch N a n d 18.75 c h E o f 1.93 3 It. M. ItobertH 6 21 29 HW** of NWVi o f NWVi of N E V iRW N W U ......... » yds. VV 35 y d s ............................... Unknown R\V cur nnff HE Vi o rf NW 6.68 3,10 29 E. M. ItobertH 29 21 7 NVi oT NEVi o f HWVi ...................... 7 B eg 1.8 1 ch W a n d 6 23 c h N vo l Ilmi W 4*4 c h N 16.85 c h E 4*4 Urn, 6 L. D. G o o d r ic h .......... 35.85 10 21 31 HE c o r of N W U of HEVi .... V . *h H to iieg .................. ................ BISIIPAM PLANTATI4IN ns llr e o r d r d In Pint U ou k No, I, P n g e OU, Hrmlnole l t u n N 1.32 c h W 1.61 c h H 1.33 r *K 627 ft N a n d 104 ft W o f HVi C ou n ty lle e o r d s c h E 1.51 »!h ..................... .................... »«c post ................................................... 6 20 11 U n k n o w n ..................... 8.88 B e g 19 c h N m u l 288 f t W o f HE Run N 3*4 ch W 470 ft HW 231.8 L o t s 1 lu 6 u n d 7 to 15 u n d IS to . . . I* J. J o h n so n ............ 7.10 10 21 31 c o r o f NWVi o f HEVi ..................... ft E 484 fl ............................................. l t u n W 102 ft N 105 ft E 103 FIUKS* I’LAT O F F O R T I t t E I I a s n e e n r d e d In P l a t B u n k No. 1, P a g e 1X4, S em l- H 3-4 o f WVi a n d NWVi o f ■ f t H105 ft ............................................ U n k n o w n ...................... R ^Vi 1.38 n o le C ou n ty lle e o r d s Bog 7 Vi c h W n f HE c o r o f NWVi o f NWV* l i e s # l a c r e In N E c o r ) Ii. D. G o o d r ic h ........ 6 "0 Lot 6 J, V a n B u s k l r k ...... 89.96 n f HEVi ............................................ 10 21 11 a n d HVi o f HE Vi o f N W V i............. 8 U n k n o w n ...................... 16.18 R u n N 348 ft E 126 ft H 225 rt W HE Vi of NWVi ................................... ® U n k n o w n ...................... 26.96 40 ft H 129 ft W 88 f t t o Iieg n «B 41 55 eh W n n d 7 c h 8 o f N13 J . B. J o n e s ................. HVi of NEVi ......................... ■ ' . ................. 9 3.8T 1 20 31 cor .. ............................... Bug 7« y d s N o f HW o u r o f HVV Vi 10 21 o f HEVi ................................................. 31 Run E 4.77 c h H 3 iieg E 3V4 ch PLAN O F T H E SUB-DIV ISIO N OF LAND BELONGING TO ALTAM ONTE LAND H U ,|eg E 13 c h W 7.16 c h N B u n E 16 c h H 7(1 ydH E 4 ch N 33.26 H O TEL A ND NAVIGATION CO. aa A cco rd ed In P in t B o o k No. 1, 12.77 J a m e s P h l l p .,21 46 oh to h e g ............................... 10 ch VV 29 ch H to h e g ........... . 16 M uhhuIw h i l e A H e lle r s 16.98 2.17 P a g e s W, IP, und IX, S em in o le C ou n ty lle e o r d s 10 U n k n o w n ..... 1 20 31 NVi o f NWV* ( l e s s h e g HE c u r of NEW of NWVi o f NWVi ................. 1.41 , jijn ......................................................... J. A. D o u g l a s ........ NM« of HEV* ( l e s a b o g N E c o r WVi r u n E 16 ch N 6 cli W 1.48 L o t s 301 nnii 302 .................................. U n k n o w n ................. run H 6 33 ch N 89 d e g W 8.11 ch 11 21 31 73 T . C. B r a n n o n ............ 188.88 L o t s 312, 313, 316, 317, 3 3 . n n d U n k n o w n ................... V 44 ilea <5 m i n W 1.88 c h N 32 3.83 N V ^ o f HWVi o f HEVi o f NEVi o f iltg W 2.68 c h 8 82 d e g 30 m i n IW W I t 21 31 1 U n k n o w n ................... . 1.48 118 N 29 li n k s N t h l y a l o n g l a k o 96 1.41 yds to N lino o f s a i d 40 a c r e s 10.76 FHIKH' SURVEY OF LAKE CIIAUM a s Heeorded In P la t U sek No. 1, P a g e m . ....... :: :: :: :....... c . n g f . L e w i s .... 7 20 31 40 U n k n o w n ...................... 32.86 L o ts 805 a n d Bin K to hog) ........................................ S e m in o le C o u n ty R eeu rd s W 1 acre of L ot D ly in g H of L ot w . x . 0 u r r u n ftnd W* of NWV* o f HE Vi ( l e s s E 3.79 L u i s 13 n n d 11, B lo ck A ............ . .. U n k n o w n ...................... 18,08 H. G. D lo terlch ........ •■J® 3.6! ............................................................ . » »x. — H. E. H e n te l)...... U n k n o w n .— ............... 100 n . ' l ? f. . 8 W H o f NWVi o f PHVI.... A. AULIN'S PLAN OF OVIEIlfl ns Recorded In P lat II,ink No. 2, P nge 44, S em i. u 1 ch H « f N E c o r o f HEV4. .. n o le C o u n ty l l e e o r d s F R O S T ’S A DDITION TO Al.T AM O NT E ns lt e e o r d e d Ig I’lnt R o o k No, 1, P n g e ■*99 E 2.07 c h H 3.15 c h N 89 d e g L o t s 1 u n d 2 B lock C .... W 11.69 oh N m in s . 14 S em in o le C ounty lle c u r d s 11. B. M cC all ....... jj ............................................. ......... L. D. F r o s t .................. 2.50 J l ,** <*h N 32 d e g W 2.88 c h 8 T H E CHURCH LOT D IV ISIO N IN OVIEDO L o t s 80. ill n n d 62 ............................... U n k n o w n ...................... 1.14 J>«F 10 m i n s H 39 l i n k s 8 13 L o t s 03 n n d 64 ......................... .............. W . R o b i n s o n ............... 1.48 L o t 1 .................................. O. P . S w o p s ? f ? i K 27 l i n k s E l y a l o n g d i t c h i if. O, Dletsrloh —-88.18 u.14 ch to b e g ................................... J ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 05, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 05, 1922. 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 05, 1922; <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/cbe928e7923b8da27ed825af1813c9d9.pdf a93d8a7438b7d825d460d554b806ebd0 PDF Text Text DO YOUR SHOPPING IN SANFORD WHERE 1 YOUR MONEY GOES FARTHER AT 11:45 THIS MORNING NEW PROPOSAL Has Finally Come FOR THE SHOALS To Light ' IS SUBMITTED STRAIN J S OVER Long: Looked for Letter CONSULTING ENGINEER AND MANUFACTURER AND THEN SOME The Herald exp.vf.ti in \*;!zscr editions this summer thnn we did in the winter. Sanford is not a winter town but nn all-theyenr-round-town and this summer when a half million dollnr’s worth of business blocks start to build, when a half million dollars worth of bond money will be spent in improvements, when hun­ dreds of new farms will change hands and be cleared up and put in cultivation, when the golf links and country club will be all ready for the summer tourists, when the $00,000 pier nnd bont basin is built, when the new million dollar tourist hotel will be started-----Well, can’t you see that Sanford in the ten thousand class will come into her own and this summer will bo SOME SUMMER? Our merchants are responsible for the continued prosperity of tho Daily Herald at’.si the. c '/y a£ Sanford for they believe in having spucinl snles all through the summer and keeping the trade com­ ing in hero day by day and it is growing day by day. Read the advertisements in this issue— read the special sales and tell your neighbors and all your friends about them. Sanford is going after the trade of this part of Florida and Sanford will get it. Keep your eye on the Daily Herald and watch us grow. VERY ATTRACTIVE ONE RUNNING TO A MILLION Business Blocks and GIRLS TEAMS Pretentious Dwellings PLAYED BALL AT A ll Over the City LOS ANGELES IM PR O VEM EN TS SCORE WAS 66 TO 16 AND GAME IN STREETS AND SEWER8, ON DELAYED WHEN GIRL LAKEFRONT AND IN SUB­ TORE STOCKING URBAN LOCATIONS (II; The Aaaorlnlrd I’ rraal •Ilr Thr Aaanrlntrd l'rraa) WASHINGTON, Mny 11.—A now LOS ANGELES, May 11.—A girl’s (lljr The Aaanrlnlrd l'rraa) Sanford will hnvo ono of tho great­ proposal for tho leues ami operation LONDON, May 1!.— Reuter's baseball tenjn of the University of er* l.•>U.11».^i ~V-,7.-V?C .if I.*r17- J- (faff of JIuczle Shaalc was sulimltcd by L. Genoa correHpondent telegraphs Southern Caliiornia and Occidental summer when tho six-story First NntStern, consulting enginor and manu­ College met yesterday in a seven in­ onnl Bank building, tho six-story that the Russians nt 11:15 this facturer, of Baltimore, made public ning game “which ended with a acoro tulldlng on tho opnslto corner is start­ morning handed to Foreign Mintoday by Chnirnmn Norris, of the sonof 60 to 16 in favor of California. At ed, tho three story Molsch building inter Schnnzer, of Itnly, their re­ nto agriculture committee. Stern of­ the end of the fifth inning tho scoro next to tho post offlco, tho one or two ply to the Allied memorandum. fered to take over tho property for was 30 to 7. Heine runs were too story Morriwothor building on Msgoperation for a term of twenty-five or numerous to tabulate. Contest would nolln, tho now thontro on Magnolia, LONDON, Mny 11.— A dispatch fifty years or such othor time ns have gone regulation nine innings but tho now thontro on Fork avonuo and to the Evening Htnndnrd from ono player tore hole in stocking and sovornl now buildings on lower Park agreeable, to complete plants at gov­ Genoa aaya if the French and Bel­ ernment cost and repay all expendi­ refused to play any more, until dnm- nvontie on tho huikhond totalling in all gians quit tho economic conferage was repaired. Delay rliurtcncd more than half a million In business tures already mndo ut the rate of two core Lloyd George will remnln contest to seven frames. per cent annually. Power developed "and try to work the ship to port blocks nlono. In conjunction with all would be used to manufacture fertiliz­ Read and Keep Cool You Poor Deluded Floridians with short-handed crew." of this now building In tho business ers and for other projects. portion of tho city thnro will bo nt — Cooler Here Always GEONA, May 11.—Tho economic! lenst ono hundred now dwellings start­ conference ennnot stand many more 02283126 ed in various parts of tho city, there (Ilr Thr Aaanrliilrd l'rraa) days of strain such as it has under­ will ho now school buildings, now ST. PAUL, Minn.. May 11.— One death from heat yester­ gone In connection with the framing street paving, now sowers, now pier day was reported here. Today the temperature reached of tho allied memorandum to the Rus­ nnd boat bnsln, sovornl gnrngo build­ eighty-five. sian delegates and the rumors connect­ ings of brick construction, at least two ed with the Russians' reply, which has wholesale houses, a now laundry been eagerly awaited for three days, FOB FLOOD SUFFERERS IN THE building and many others mnking In but was not presented yesterday. MISSISSIPPI RIVER nil about a million dollnrn worth of The great question bearing on tho BOTTOM now buildings of various kinds. If TAKEN FROM TREASURY DE­ reply is: Whut will bo the attitude uf tills is not nn ambitious building pro­ PARTMENT IN GENERAL tho Russians toward foreigners’ prop­ ( It; Thr A»m'lnlrd l'rraa) gram for Sanford there hns novor boon SHAKE UP WASHINGTON, May 11.— Local erty nationalized by tho soviet govern­ ono. It moans thnt this city will climb Imptcrs of the Red Cross nro re­ ment? Clause seven of tho memor­ into tho ton thousand class in another (Hr Tltr Aaanrlnlrd l'rraa) quested today by John Barton I’ayno, andum was drufted and redrafted t<\ WASHINGTON, May II.—1Trnnsfor yenr nnd Into tho twonty-flvo thousand national elniirman, to solicit contribu­ meet the objections of tho French and of prohibition unit from tho treasury (Hr Thr Aaanf laird l'rraa) ' class in loss thnn flvo years. WASHINGTON, May 11.— Report of a apecinl Treasury com tions for the relief of victims in tho llolgians. Tho Belgians finnlly refus­ to justico department as part of gonInvestors have tholr eyes on San­ ed approval and tho French approved oral scheme of governmental ro-or- mittee which made inventory of supplies and equipment of |he Bu­ flooded areas and valleys of the Mis­ ford and today this city is tho grontest It with reservations. Evory olTort has ganization was Haiti today to haverwa- reau of Printing and Engraving following a recent reorganization sissippi, Illinois and Ohio rivers. At gold mine In the south for tho man been mndo by the allies, and tho Ger­ celved tho approval of Secretary illqP of the Bureau’s personnel was completed today and it is umler- luoat half a million dollars is ncaded. with money to Invest. There Is so mans as well, to have tho Russians Ion and Attorney General Daugherty. stod to he a substantial vindication of the declaration by treasury President Harding lias endorsed the much building to ho done and not near­ officials no material output of illegal bonds, note or stamps issue* appeal. concessions relative to the restitution ly enough money to go round. taken place within recent years. Report will record, however, disof the property of foreigners in order And tho host part of tho story about, crepency of some fifty sheets found when a check was made of to prevent disruption of tho confer­ the new buildings Is that home peo­ special paper used in the Bureau for printing bonds and notes. ence. ple nro doing all tho building, doing While tho lunders of tho "big five" all tho financing, hulldlng'thcir own powers were discussing the Vatican city without asking any outside help. memorandum today concerning free­ If \.e just had about throe million­ dom of religious worship and educa­ aires to visit us now thcro is no toll-tion in Russia and tho return of ing how many buildings wo could put church property, Premlor IJoyd up between now and the next time It IN CHICAGO STRIKE TROUBLES George issued a warning thnt if tho LOOKS LIKE TRIAL TO •ROVE rains. AND BOMIIING OF conference backed the Roman Catho­ COMPETENCY OF BUILDINGS There are more now subdivisions be­ lic church in a demand for restora­ TESTATOR ing opened up than ever before nnd tion it would immediately provide (Hr Thr Acaorlated l’ rraa I property is moving everywhere. (lly Tlir Anaorlnlrd l'rraa) powerful ammunition to the soviet CHICAGO, May 11.— Detective bu­ Corporation Sharks Are Getting Busy Putting DUBLIN, May 11.—Solicitors act­ government. Bolshevik Russia, he de­ reau nnd city jnlls woro crowded to­ Something Over on the People ing on behalf of tlie late Iticharc clared would certainly reply that tho day with four hundred labor leaders Croker’s two sons in the United States western countries, notably Franco and nnd others held in connection witli the (lly The Aaanrlnlrd l’rraa) served notice upon Mrs. Crocker's so­ England, had confiscated church prop­ murders pf two policemen hero yes­ WASHINGTON, May U._A semi terprlscs the witness said, would make licitors today. They were instructoi erty in the past— England at the time terday and the bombing of two build­ govermentnl corporation for comple­ the hill referred to by Senator Norris to enter caveat in Irish court against of the reformation, Franco at the time ings which the police attribute to la­ tion and operation of the government a dead ono before It wa sstnrtcd thru tlie will of Crokor when it was lodgetl of the revolution and during the period bor disorders. Rewards totalling $30,­ power nnd nitrate projects at Muscle the legislative mills. for probate. This, it stated, would of separation of the church and state. 000 offered for the arrest of the slay­ Mr. Bower later informed the comShoals, Ala., probably will he formal­ mean a triid to prove tho will and ers. ^ (proposed j .................. ...... mittee that his "only hopo" to get competency of tlie testator. ly to the........................ senate agricultural, FIVE PERSONS MISSING, MANY committee today, it was outlined pm Muscle Shoals developed in a helpful ARE INJURED IN DIG GOUVF.ItNEUR MORRIS tinlly yesterday by .lames T. Floyd, of W«V tor agriculture producing cheaper IlLOW JULIA I.UCKENBACII SEEKS DIVORCE Washington, I). C., an an attorney nnd fertilizers for the farmers nnd renew­ HAS EXPLOSION (Hr Thr Aaanrlnlrd l'rraa) former member of congress from Mis­ ing fertility of the soils, was in tho ONE MAN KILLED LOS ANGELES, Calif., May 11.— souri, who announced later that the acceptance by congress of Mr. Ford’s OMAHA, Ncbr., May 11.— Five per­ Gouverneur Morris, author, filed a suit proposal would lie completed last night contrnct. sons arc missing, a score suffering (Hr Tlir Ataiirlnlrd l'rraa) for divorce from Elsie Morris, whom and prepared for presentation to the Arguments by officials of the Ala­ JERSEY CITY, May 11.—Ono man from minor injuries, and large proper­ he charges with "desertion and aban­ committee probably at its next ses­ bama Bower Company, including Thos. was burned to death nnd elovon wore ty damage by a tornado at Lexington, W. Martin, president and Herbert injured in an explosion today aboard Nebraska, last night. TO REPLACE ONE ALLOTTED TO donment." They were married May 22, sion. 1005, in Now York and separated Feb­ TIIE UNITED STATES IIY .1. H. Levering, a consulting engi­ Dent, counsel, were hoard yesterday the steamer Julia Luckcnhnch nt ruary 15, 1018, according to tho com­ neer of I.os Angeles, Calif., Mr. Floyd and taken under advisement by Att­ pier hero. BISHOPS ELECTED VERSAILLES plaint. They have two children. The said, had originated the iden nnd ask­ end taken under advisement by At­ FOR LIFE AGAIN complaint states Mrs. Morris is now ed him to draft it into tho form of a torney! General Daugherty as a pre­ METROPOLIS HAD FIRE (Ilr Thr mhix-In(«*il l’ rraa) IN METHODIST CHURCn VERSAILLES, May 11.—Germany employed in a "beauty parlor" in New liminary procedure to the preparation bill for congressional consideration. It IN MAILING ROOM will manufacture u Zeppelin of 70,000 York. (lly Tlir Aaanrlnlrd l'rraa) was tho intention, tho witness said, to by him of nn opinion regarding the WITH SMALL LOSS HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Mny l l . routers eapaeity to replace tho one nllegality of elipms made by the power provide in the bill for co-operation Tho Bishops of tho Methodist Epis­ lottcd tho United States by Versailles DECLINES TO DERATE (II; Tlir AmiiK'liilril l'rraa) with directing body of seven compris­ company of exclusive purchase rights treaty but destroyed in Germany, un­ I'ROIIIIHTION JACKSONVILLE, May 11.—There copal Church, South, will continue ing a representative for ench of the of that part uf the Gorges Steam plant der award of Ambassadors Council, was a fire in tho mailing room of tho to ho elected for life Instead o f • departments, war, trensury nnd agri­ a power unit connecting with the Ni­ which allows America 5,000,000 gold NEW YORK, Mny 1L—Lady Astor, culture, to lease tho projects for fifty trate factories nt Muscle Shoals, Metropolis shortly after nobn today specified tom) of years, tho general rourkn in reparation. with about ono thousand dollars dam­ conference decided today, whon a in a telephone conversation last night years, contplctc those yet in unfinish­ which was built during the war. age. The flames were on tho ground proposed legislation chnnglng tenure with the New York Times fron) her ed stages nnd at tho termination of NAVY TO SELL floor, hut tho denso clouds o f smoko of Episcopacy was rejected. home at the Lnnghorno estate in Al­ the lease period, return to the govern­ ANOTHER OPERATION THOUSANDS OF surging up the stairwnyH forced tho bemarle county, Virginia, said that IS FACED BY LENINB VACUUM TUBES she would decline a challenge from ment evory penny it had expended nt employees to leave tho building for Musclo Shoals. half an hour, Miss Elizabeth Murhury, national (Ilr The» Aaanrlnlrd l'rraa) Henry Ford's proposed contract for LONDON, May 11.—Tho operation WASHINGTON, Mny 10.—Thirty Democratic chairman of tho women of lease nnd purchase of the shonls pro­ upon Nicolai Lenino, head of tho Rus­ thnusnnd radio transmitting vncuum 1the stnto of New York, to a public CLERGYMEN SEND jects was mndo the subject of further sian soviet government for the remov­ tulies will bo sold by tho navy de­ dobntc on prohibition. CONGRATULATIONS |comment by Chnirmnn Norris, of Ne­ al of a bullet from his body was un­ partment on Mny 15, it was nnnountv • m * 'i ■, .1 iiy TO LLOYD GEORGE braska, who requested It. F. Bower, successful nnd ho must undergo an­ cc<l today. Scaled bids, now being STANDARD OIL local official of the Amoricnn Farm other operation, said a Coponhngon received, will ho opened on thut day. For Florida: Partly cloudy WASHINGTON, Mny l l .- T h o con­ IlOOSTS GAS BRICE Bureau Federation to criticise tho sendispatch to tho Daily Telegraph yes­ Tho snles will bo mndo in lots of vention of non-conformist clergymen 8-n in north and central nnd nto bill proposing n government own- terday. Tho first operation was per­ 10,000 ench. (Ilr Tlir AMorlnlrd l'rraa) yentordny received tho following mes- Pn prohnbly showers in ex­ od nnd opernto corporation for Muscle formed about six weeks ago by n Gor­ NEW YORK, Mny 11.—Tho stan­ Various restrictions will bo placed sngo from Premier Lloyd George at K'J treme south portion tonight Shoals development. man surgeon. Lenino hns suffered dard oil company of Now Jersey yes­ about the disposal of these tubes by and Friday. Genoa: In reply Mr. Ilowor said his opinion from nervousness, headaches nnd in­ ' tordny reported n rise o fono cent in purchasers. "Tho humanitarian forces of tho wnB thnt the bill could not bo passed somnia ns a result of nn old bullet In throwing tho 30,000 tubes on tho tho prlco of gnsolino by tho gallon. Dean Turner, Frank Giles and B. world are closing their runks aguinst by tho seunto or house. Influences wound which was Inflicted four years ronrket tho navy department will Tho new prico is 26 cents. Advances brute force. Tho Genoa conference J. Holly, of Sanford, woro In Orlan­ opposed to Mr. Ford’s proposed opera­ ago. c«*e the present pronounced/ shor­ woro announced earlier in the weok has sounded the tocsin of pence. Wo do yes tordny looking over tha town. tion at Muscle Shoals, added to those by Sinclair Consolidated Oil Comtage in this line of radio equipment. Mr. Tumor, who Is district treasurer shall not rest until we have won." Have you lost or found anything? I pnny, Texas company nnd othor Inde- congressmen who woro against gov­ of tho Boy Scouts, attended the T. ernment participation In business on- A Herald Want Ad will help you. For quick results, try a want ad. Lot us do your Job Printing. |pendents. M. C. A. convention. WHAT WILL BE RUSSIANS ATTI­ TUDE TOWARD FOREIGNERS IS THE QUESTION ONE DEATH REPORTED FROM HEAT YESTERDAY IN MINNESOTA CITY -Vi RED CROSS TO SOLICIT CONTRIBUTIONS TO ALL JUSTICE SPECIAL TREASURY REPORT MADE ON PUBLIC PRINTING FOLLOWING RECENT SHAKEUP CITY JAILS ARE CROWDED WITH LEADERS CROKER’S WILL IS PROBATED IN IRLEAND FOR OPERATING MUSCLE SHOALS TO KEEP HENRY FORD AWAY TORNADO IN LEXINGTON NEBRASKA GERMANY TO MANUFACTURE OUR ZEPPELIN THE WEATHER = '41 I / 1 ->a ; A® �_____ . ' t ■' - W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R I D A Y , M A Y 5, l t t l A m ou n t o t T a x * * an d Coata >k. - NOTICE D E IC R IP T 10B B lock T la » OWBKR N otlea la h a r o b p g i v e n th a t tha f o l l o w i n g daacrlbad landa o r ao m u c h th t sraaama t o ' F l r a t 3t. E to beg... L. J. L a l n c oalta to o f aa w ill ba n e c e s s a r y t o p a y tha a m o u n t d a s f o r ta zoa haraln aat oppoal ------- - 1U» _ . _ ____ _____________ __ ___ __________________ _________ at p u b ­ tha aama t o c a t h e r w ith coata o f au ch aala and a d v s r t ls ln g , w ill ba s o l d at W . M. C L A R K 'S S U D -D IV I S fO N O F B L O C K 11, T I E R 14 A B D B L O C K _ lic a u c tio n <Tn tha Stli day 0 f June,- A. D . ’ i l l l . a t tha officii' o f tha C R y T a x C o l ­ I5_ae n r r o r d r d In P lo t B o o k 1, P a g e s 105 a a d 100, S r m l n o l e C o u n t y l l e r o ^ 1** le ctor, In tha C ity Hall, C i t y o f S a n fo r d , Sem in ole County , F lorida . L ot 7 B It. J. W h it e Lot I S unknown L ot 11 ... 11 0 U n k n o w n .... D E S C R IP T IO N T ie r O tV B E H T a x e s A Coata Block A. D. S T E B D IF O B D 'fl A IID IT IO B TO T H E T O W B O F NAB F O R D a . n . „ KHU1C A N D E R SO N 'S A D D IT IO N T O OVIK IIO aa I le c o r d r g la Plat B o o k Bn. 1. III I.K I IK A D P I I O P K R T Y . CITV OF HANFORD, F L O R I D A P la l D nok 1, P a e r 110, Itrinlaole C o u n ty l l r r o r d a cor<N l« | ! ' ■ » * 52, S e m in ole C ou n ty R ec ord * B * e « t th e H. E. c o r o f . — I L ot 6 — . . . . . . . . ----------------------E. Z Cnxart ___ . L ota I. 4 and 5 ............— ...»--------J. |). J o n e * ...... ...... 13 11 E. B. T r a f f o r d a Map, n u n W Lot 20 ........................................ U n k n o w n __ 117 ft N 316 06 ft H 69 D e e Lota 22 and 22 ............................... n . J. W h it e T . L. CUSHING'S A D D IT IO N T O OVIK IIO aa I l r r o r d r d la f l a t Hook B o . 1, P a c o 17 31 In, E 125.1 ft. 8 341.71 ft 40, S em in al* C ou n ty llr r o rd a to bee. (1 n c r e ) ........... ................. ... J. D H o o d _________ I 17.10 n O B IN S O N ’ S S U R V E Y O F A B A D D IT IO B T O S A B F O IID aa llr corderf . . L o t 3 and E H o f L o t 5— ____ K. II. Jonaa ______ 44.IS B e e at the Int o f the N. line o f „ , nn ,, h 93 " Bd **• N rm ln olc C o o n t y ll r r o r d a •'••t I C o m m e r c ia l Ht w ith W line o f E 100 ft (laaa N 116.11 f t ) L o t 1.... Richm ond Conn*O V IE D O SCHOOL T R U S T E E S ’ S U B -D IV IS IO N aa l lr o o r d o d la Pla t B o o k B o . 2. I'n lm e tto Ave. B un N 411.6 ft B e e 117 ft W o f HE c o r n e r o f u o o p * r .... Ml P a g e 51, K r a l a n l r County R r r o r d * N 69 d e e 17 Min, W 446.2 ft; L ot 2. run W 50 ft N 117 f t E L ota 3 and 4 -------------------------------- . . W o o d m a n o f tha W o r l d f 30 H 626.33 ft to C o m m e r c ia l Ht.. E 60 ft 8 117 f t to b e e ........... — Sarah Ilr u n m n 419.2 ft to b e e ( I 5 a c r e * ) .......... „ L a k o Front Im prove­ W 131.25 ft o f L ot 3 ( l e . o a lla y ).... A J ™ o ' O l S i l " ------}j» JO H N J. KGAN'N A D D IT IO N T O OVIKIIO aa llr e o r d r d la Pla t Hook Bo. S, P a c o m en t C o .............. ....... 427.70 i V 3SA 4ff t , 0 ^.L o t 4 -------------- —-------R u f u s S h ep p a rd E s c I 1 52, Sr m ln ole C o u n ty llr r o r d a B e e 250 ft N o f Int o f th e N line HH o f L ot 33 ............................... E lla W i l l i a m * 1; 4 JJ L ota II. 17 and II, B l o c k 1.......... J. B. Jonaa _ ___ ____ 2 St o f C o m m e r c ia l Ht. with E line o f P a r k Ave. Hun N 435 74 ft 8 69 W . M. C L A n K 'S S U B -D IV IS IO B O F B L O C K 34 O F HOm.NHON’ H S U R V E Y n o . B. CJ. SM IT H 'S AI1 IIITIOB T O OVIKIIO aa I lr r o r d r d In Pla t B o o k B o . 1, P a c o 42. d r e 17 min. E 159.1 ft 8 379.36 A D D IT IO B T O S A B F O IID a* I lr r o r d r d In P la l B o o k 0r Hrmlanlo t 'n u n t ; llr r o r d a ft W 111 I ft to b e e (1.4 acre).... Lake Front Im p tove- > , , , IPS. S r m ln o le C o u n ty l lr r o r d a Lot 9 ....... ........ ......... ........ ....... .. W. K. A r c o . ot al .... 62.70 m en t Co____ _______ 257.10 IaOt 1 a--*----*-,-- •............................ r i j t l n P npL . _ L o t 21 an d 8 * ft o f Lot 32..._____ _________________O. I». Hwopc ....... 6.20 B e e at Int o f th e N line o f F u l ­ 3 •»« o f L o t 1 ....... - ...... D arla !‘ ton Ht. w ith the W lin e o f Lot 15 ----------------------- ----------------------U n k n o w n .......... . ~ 4 J| W IL S O N 'S A IID IT IO B T O OVIK IK I o s I lr r o r d r d In P la l B o o k Bo. 1, P a c e 52, P a r k A v r. Ilun N 400.1 ft N S e m in ole C o o a l y llr r o r d a 69 d e e 17 min. W 125.1 ft. 8 ^ . .... M. W . C L A R K ’ S S U B -D IV IS IO B O F RUKN. 35 A B D 30 A B D E K O F W 35 f t o f I-ot 2 B l o c k A ................. .................1 i.'rb 4*b.2 ft E 117 ft to b e e (1.1 SOB’S S U R V E Y O F A B A D D I T I O B TO S A B F O IID a . B r lo ^ d ^ d L o t 3 (laaa pa rt b a l o n c l n c to C. J. " e r e ) ........... ......... ................................ Ij» k * F r o n t Im p r o v e , . . * R o o k 1, P a e r 107, S r m l a o l r C o u n ty llrrorda " t y Itrrnrda M a r s h a ll ). B lock A ........................ J. B. Jo n * * ___ ______ 3.37 9. J f t r X S J f S B W B M i m en t Co. ............ 206.70 I-Ot 1 --------------------------------- ------------ i t L o l a 2 an d 34, B l o c k B ..................... J. E. O xen d ln * ........ ....9.35 Joe T hom as . I-ot 2 — .......................... .................. ..... 35 Joe Thom a* . 3 ............................................... .......... 35 Joe Thomn* M I D W A Y B K AII OVIK IIO aa I lr r o r d r d In P la l llon k B o. J, P a c e 4k, Sem in ole K. It. T n A F F O I I D ’ S M A P O F T D K T O W B OF SANFOItD aa Ilr r o r d r d In Plat I^>t I-ot I ............................. ........................... 3g ■look Bo. I, I'a x r a Ml to 54 and 112, 113. 115, lift nnd 117 C o u n t / llr r o r d a Jim W a ld r o n •-ot 7 — .......... ...................................._.... 3() S e m in ole Cou n ty llr r o r d a L ota 3, 4, 5, 6, 29 an d 3 0 ................ _ J. E. O xen dln a .... U n k n o w n ...__ 16 13 I-"« 1 ...................................................... 1 Lake Front Im p rove­ 36 70 *•' C H A P P E L L 'S S U R -D IV IS IO B O F I1LOCK G, K, A J O F T O W * nt* m en t C o ................... 40 U n k n o w n ..................... N W I 4 o f N E H ...»........... ....... .............- 14 11 11 6 72 __________ :... i Lake Front Im prove­ B a j ^ H B c o r o f N H o f BBH o f m e n t Co. _________ 52.20 16 21 21 I-ot 5 ............ ....... ....... .............................. 1 . M .... ............. — ------ ----------O E llen W llann . ... Lake Front Im prove­ i l s o n .......... Hun >v T i s i ft N 225 ft w i i o ft L ot 33 ........... ................. ......... ........... " o m en t C o .......... 15.20 W a l t e r R o e a r a ......7 !!! N 315 ft K 215 ft H 210 ft E 1005 NV| o f E 100 f t o f L o t 46_________ J iM l 5 .......................... .......... ..................... 1 I j i k e F r o n t I m p r o v e ­ 10 J. II Jon ea at al . . f t H t o b e e .......................... ................ C la r k Neal__ JI! 7.82 61 K m en t C o ____ ____ __ 35.20 J. F. L a l n e .......... ~ i!! B e e HW c o r o f NH o f 8 B H o f All 1 N W *4 16 11 11 (L e * » E 25 H f t o t Lot 9 nnd T H E S u n - D I V I S I O B O F SOUTH S A B F O R D O B A B T a . R e c o r d e d In F la . n.al, , n u n B 41* f i E 375 ft N 41 ft W I all o f 10) ............ ................................ , P a * e 54, S e m in ole C o u n ty R e c o r d * n , “ k •• 205.50 . O e o r e e Fox 195 ft N 225 ft W 110 ft H . E 26 H ft Lot 9 All L o t 1 0 . . ........... 1 i m i x ------------------------ .— ------------------ a U n io n L o d e o No. 71 L. C. H u i.v. 12.40 225 ft .................................................. 1.61 E. B. Jonea ................ N H o f L o t 3 J ; ; I Ilee 116 ft W o f HE c o r n e r ............. 2 o f HER o f NE U o f HW H ....... 16 )1 A. O. G u id on . ... ?J4 31 6 11. H. McCall ........... Lot 4 ’ 77 R u n 8 HU ft B 136 ft N to C o m ­ W . I* I llc k * ........ ; urrra *r, In HE c o r o f N W H o f All L ot 27 ( W . o f R. R .) m e r c ia l HI. W to R a n d A v e H e n r y F o y Heir* HW U ..................................................... 15 21 31 2 Chne Wllllfim * ........ L ot 41 ___________________ 8 1162 ft E 152 ft H 101.2 ft N H o f N E H o f HW R o f HW H ... 31 6 W. s. Jon ea ................. il A n n a M. D eP orrest ... 2.01 E to bee. (I*ea Be<r. 135 ft W N H U o f H E R o f H ER and HH o f II. !,. D E F O R R E S T ’ S A I I D I T I O B TO SOUTH S A B F O R D . . R e c o r d e d In F|., „ Mk o f HE c o r Rlk 2 Tr.- 2. run W 16 21 31 NEW o f HE R ..................... 20 J. II ft C. R. Jonea . 6.50 106 2 ft N 101.2 ft E 101.2 ft . 1 P a e r 131 S r m ln o le C o u n t y R r r o r d * ** W H o f HEH end N E H o f 8 E H o t I-ot F ...................... ..... it H 101.2 ft to b*e. A lso |e*s b e e HW H ( I*** HW R O T H E R ) ........ 16 21 31 O, P. S w ope ......... 25.30 A n n a V *’ .«Ys.t*kaV M i Lot I ................................................ ........ <3 at N E c o r Rlk 2. T r 2. run W NH o f HEH o f NEV, o f N E V ,........ 14 21 31 2.60 E. II Jon ea .............. .. 29 IS Am in J». j u V o r r i ' i t } t« Lot J ........................................... ' ....., ,M| u 76 ft 8 62.4 ft E 75 ft N *2 4 l HEH o f HEH o f N W H and N H o f • ft to b e e ) ........... - ............................. I>nko F r o n t I m p ro v e HEH o f N W H (le e* b e g NE c o r mnni C o ...................... 182 70 F L O R I D A ! , A N D A \ D C O LO NISATIO N CO’ S A D D I T I O B TO SOUTH N i v p n n n run H 111 2-3 yd* W 326 1-3 yd* Lota 1 and 2 ............................... 7 34 90 l o t 1 Ida W u rth en Estate n " « r ' l r « « «n Flat Meek 1. l ’ nRr 73. l l r r o r d a o f S r m l n o l e County f ° HD N II I 2-3 yda E 326 1-3 y d s ) ... 16 21 31 22 U n k n o w n ........... 9.19 n w h o f .................................... 7 Ida W n rth on Estate 3 4.90 * ....................... ............................................................................ A r t h u r F loyd ........... Lot* 7. 6, 9. nnd 10 .... ......................... 7 Ida W a r t h o u Ewtato 201.99 S Y L V A B n E T R E A T na I lr r o r d r d In I’ lnl llon k Bn. 2, P a e r 50, Nrmlnnlr C ou n ty N E H o f ................................. 18 T. E. W il s o n ............ 8 65 W . F. L E A V I T T 'S S U n -D IV IS IO N , A B A D D I T I O B TO T O W B OF GOLtlannim llr r o r d a N H o f NEV, o f ..................................... 19 T. E W ilson ......... 4 39 L o t* I to 10 .... ...........— ....... ..... ......... O e o r e e Hlavlck ___ _ 6.29 B W H o f ................................................ ~ ed , , , n • " ° ° k *• ” • o f S e m l „ „ l e V o ® „ , ' , " !' 1,0 19 W. S. T h o r n to n 11.60 E H o f L ot 4 H 21 ft o f Lot 12 .................................. „ 2 It. W. H ern don ...... 130.90 '•ot 17 .......... — ______________________ u n k n o w n ^ 1 .1"...:::;;:;;;.;; ■ L A V IA CO LO BY CO.’ S SURHIVINIOB na I lr r o r d r d In P la l llnok Bo. 3, P a e r 71. W H Lot I ............................ ................... 3 3 D. L. ThrnHhor ........ 136 90 Nrmln nlr C ou n ty Itrrnrda 3 1! W. H erndon . 'Lot “11 3 256 90 S A B F O IID H E IG H T S A D D I T I O B TO S A B F O R D o . R e c o r d e d In Pin , |,oek * L oin III. 117, nnd E H » f Lot L o t 7 ................................... 6 T. B. W ils o n 3 . 14.60 I n ee* 0- nnd 03, R e c o r d * o f S r m l n o l e C o u n t y * 116 ...................................................... K a r ol lllo lie c y ...... . . . 6.98 Lot I ........................................... 3 7 Mr*. E. A. S m ith ... 43.40 Lot 13 4 ................ ................................ .'........................... .................. •• ......... 51 it U n k n o w n ............. . .. 5.08 Lot 6 ...................................... 7 G. W. Venable 3 68.90 Lot 0 and NH o f Lot 7 ............. 4 2 F. I> R lne* ................ 4,7.65 ................................................... Hchello M ain ** ..... " IS NEV, o f H W 'i 21 21 31 40 Unkn ow n ................ .... 7 77 W 32 ft o f HH o f Lot 7 nnd W ..........................- ...................... N. C. T n l l l f e r r o ........ j{» H W ' j ..r Hi-;t; 19 I'liktuow n ....... ........ . . . 21 21 31 7.25 3t ft o f Lot 8 ............................. . 4 2 U n k n o w n ................. 22 43 ........................ — , Mrs. A. A. O a r v e r . .. j ,| H W '1 o f N E H o f N E H nnd W ' 4 o f Lot 8............................ 4 7 T h o m a * II T a y l o r 9 40 ................................................................................ Mrn, A. A. O a r v e r . .. 3 41 15 J. II L ew i* ............. ... 46.73 HH o f MTU o f N W H Of N E H nt N E H ... 22 71 31 ..... 4 20 Green W h e e lo r 4.30 l i r e 76 ft W o f NE c o r o f HEH N 37.8 2 ft o f Lot 2 5 1 K. o f P. L o d g e ........ 68.90 M A R K H A M P A R K H E IG H T S , na f l r e o r d r d In Pla t llon k Bo. 1, P * Rr 7N s . i o f HW H 22 21 .11 l l e « HW c o r n e r Lot 13 ..................... 6 3 ... . n « ) e C ou n ty R r r o r d * Run W 139 1-3 vda H 31 6 vda E Run N 70.29 ft E 117 ft 8 139 I - 3 y d m N 31 6 yd* 1 o 1*. S w o p e . ... 1.88 8.29 ft. W 20 ft H 22 ft W 14 Lot 4 . Z " Z Z Z Z Z ‘Z Z ............. ........ D H- y .......... ... 4 44 r, W II H ow ard Lot 2 !’ Httrry W r a y ............... t, n* E H o f HEH o f N E H o f N E H 22 21 31 2 0t ft S to ft W to b e e ......................... D. L T h r a s h e r C'J HO N W H o f HtV H o f N E H 22 21 11 19 A F. DohIou Lot 5 ' ^ .. Z Z Z Z Z Z Z ' ......................... o R o b e r t II. Htnlth......... 17.11 . 2.51 Lot 6 .......................................................... g 8 (.. 15. Hecrest ........ 3 1 90 23 21 11 10 El law orth Trimt Co N W H o f N W H o f NEH 2.61 Flr*t N ation al Bank N E H o f N W H ( I* * * 360 yil* E * Lot* 0 nnd 7 S 10 o f Tum pa 1 1 80 Lot W by 210 yd* N nnd H In NE * J, R Thrasher........ nt W 07 ft o f Lot 9 nnd W 07 ft o f ........ ........... 11 I*. L. T b r n s h e r ..... ..... 4.34 cor) 2.1 21 31 25 .1. B. Lewi* ... 6 76 Lot 10 .............................................. 0 2 It W. H erndon .... 80.20 20 |I H. D n i w d y . 21 21 31 NH o f NEH of NEH . 23 4 1 l.ot* 8 A 9 lo** H 23.6 ft o f Lot 9 6 1 B. II. GAHBKIl’S SRCOBI) ADDITIOB TO MARKHAM PARK HPtnii'ra Itonkln* Jonen 77 40 80 II F. P o o l ............... ... 16 13 l.ol I nnd NH o f Lot 2 und u L o t 8 H Of HW H 27 21 31 n >*■ «•«"« »<*<'“ No. L Pane HO, Srmlnole H 113 yd* o f N H o f N W H o f 6 ft E & W X 23 ft N A H In BBH „ ................................... ........ .................................................. W . L. Ih iv ls................. tj (j 28 21 31 13 O. P. S w ope ... 3.39 N W cor. I.ot 3; n l*« W 0 ft o f 15 H o f N I W H o f N E H and N E H o f HH o f l.ot 2 7 1 W. IW. Lew i* ............ 32 10 MUTES A B D IIOU.BDS D E S C R IP T IO N 80 Mil*** Iwliltn ft Snlber* 49.86 HU o f Lot 2 (lens W 01 f t ) , nil NEH 31 21 31 Lot 3 (I*** 0 ft E ft W X 23 T p . l l Re ft N ft 8 In N W c o r ) ..................... 7 T H E SUII-DI\ INION OF E. fi. TfMVNNK.MI’ H H O M E S T E A D na llr r n r d r d In Pint 1 W illiam Biirn olto 2 I 99 I l lr a r r lp llo n o f I.nnd See. So. K. A c re * O W N E R I.ot 6 7 T n i r * A C'oita llonk Bn. 2, I’ nur III, Nrnilnnlr l.'nunly llr r o r d a 2 Viola G ardner 6 9 .10 I 7 L ot* I In * and 17 In 23 ............. 3 W. II. W lifht ............ J. P MiiHHolwblte . 29.90 Lot * ..................... 43.10 Bear 4 35 oh E nnd 0 3-4 ch N o f I.ot* t nnd 6 ........................................... 7 4 It J. H olly 85.99 HH m ile poat ................................ ;n 19 30 NW H of NW H o f BWH 32 21 31 10 Muaaelwlilto ft Seller* 1.93 Lot* 1 nnd 2 ................................................ 7 6 Mr* H. E. W o o d r u f f 39 16 R un E 10 ch N 3 1-3 ch W 10 ch 7 N E H o f HER 33 21 31 40 Wm . L o n g ................ 7.81 Lot 9 .......................................................... 9 E. D ick s on .............. 11.10 H 3 1-3 ch to be*j ......... a W H o f N w U , ..... . 80 B F Pool ................... 14 19 I.ot 9 ............ 34 21 31 3 1-3 II. Z l t r o w c r 1 Mr* M. W. Lovell.... 39.16 Bay 960 ft W o f U .Sec. P o on 1! *5 g AH E H o f N W H N o f C reek 34 21 31 60 M. Scott ................... 10.66 Lot 1 ................................................. 7 W. F. .Shelly ........... 13 10 E lin o ........... ................................. a,] 19 30 9 36 21 31 NEVi o f N E H ...................................... 40 Mnnanlwhlln ft Kollcrn o to N 41 ft o f Lot 2 ..... 2 I.uthrj- Y. Bryan 39 16 R un W 370 ft s 330 ft E 370 ft N W H o f NEV* ...................................... 38 21 31 40 U n k n ow n .................... 8.80 M iddle 12ft o f Lot 4............................ 9 2 "Catherine B r a d fo r d 31.50 N 330 ft to h o « (I chh 15 ft on I.ot 3 .......................... a N W H o f N E H and HWH o f N E H 4 Grnrijn F o x ......... .. 60 40 4I N nnd W side f o r r n n d ) ............... ................................................. q 60 N e w to n llaron .......... 4 21 32 5 Genren F o x ................. 62.90 Ile*f 10 oh H o f E H ml. po. 13.82 Lot 6 .... !H Mr*. Ellxn D. VniiKhnn 32.70 30 10 30 NEV, o f ........................................ .......... 0 21 32 160 Etna mini M. Ilnnh .... 29 17 •-ot 6 .............................................................10 1 F. 1’ . Bine* ................. 16.20 Run W 445 ft N IOC 00 ft E 446 N 6(1 ft o f Lot 8.................................... 10 2 Mr*. W ill Go** ........ 43 40 ft H 100 ft A M E N D E D P L A T O F IO W A C I T Y na llr r n r d r d In I’ lnl llonk No. 2. P a e r a 107. Lot I .......................................................... to 10 W. G. J a c k s o n 1 W. D .Turn er 4 SO ...... 1160 Be it 98*4 ft H nnd 25 ft E o f n Vv Lot 1 nnd N 22 ft o f Lot 2.......... It ION nnd 100 Hrinlnnlr C nnnly Itrrnrda 3 <1. F. Smith ................ 91 40 c o r o f HW VI ......................... 31 19 31 Lot 10 n All Illockn II. f ’. D. E. tl. II, I. 4 W. T. W I100I0HH ........ 39.15 Run E 205 ft S 86 ft W 205 ft 14 und J ‘ .... Florida O rov*a Co 16.16 Lot I .................................. o r lll Hteustrom 6.85 N 86 ft ................... ................................ * 14 A ll lllook M .......................................... 6.1 W illia m .1. Flnlinr .... 21 66 i.ot 0 ...................................... ;. ... M. F. B a rn es ............ *1010 F. G ra h a m ........ 6 86 i| Lota 10 to 16 Block H (Binn ed) A L F R E D FO STE R. F lo rid a G rove* Co. 6 60 Lot 1 .................................. W. G M cG ill ... 1.30 Lot 2 ................ It A ll B lock * 9 tlcNH lot 10) 10, II, 9 Eddie McGill .... C ity Tax Collector. 4.30 Lot I ................. n 13. 13, II, 16. 10, 17. 16. 24, 26, A I. B y : E. HOY, D. C. uvlna WIIBamn17.90 I.ot 2 ........ 20. 27, 26. 29, 30. 31(lena Lola 0 A Lin Ilia W il lia m * ___ ____ 14.60 Lot 0 ......... 0 to 9 and II lo 16) 32, 33, It, 6 A Unk now n ................. 43.40 Lot 0 ................ n 42, 13 (|c*n l.otn I l o 6 anil 18 lo C Sarah .Hlnkoa ............ 9.40 Lot 2 .............. 22 ), II. 46 tie** Lot* I to t and . 0 I) Hennl* .Serena .......... 5.16 Lot 0 ............... . 10 to I t ) , to, 61, r>3, I lean lot 7 A W ilbu r F o r re s te r II to ( I. chm H 12 ft) Lot 7 171, 63, 6 | llcim L ot* II to 16), 7 A G . II M o i i i m ... 21.39 66, 66, 61, 60 7 A .1. I» Hneud ........ F lo rid a G rov e* Co .. 310 66 I.ot 10 ................ 9.49 I.ot II .............. 7 A J. I< .Snead ____ 9. 49 Lot 12 ............. 7 A J. I< Knead 21.39 FI.OIIIDA G R O V E S CO.’ S F IR S T ADIIITIO N TO B L A C K HAMMOCK n* Itrrnrd- I.ot 0 .................. 7 D W es ley J oui -h ...... 9.10 rd In Pint llonk No. 2, l’ n * r 74, Nrmln nlr Cou n ty llr r o r d a Lot 8 .................. 8 A A. L Held ................. .... L o la 16, 19. 20 nnd 21 - - - - -W . 26 40 E H o f Lot 1 ... 8 II Shell Mr W h ite ........ 11.10 Lot 27 ........................................... It L. Apidew hlto, I,ot 00 ..................... Lot 9 ................................................... 1 C T r u s tee ........... II. 80 L ot* 73, 7 4 and 76 ........................ Lot 3 ................................................... 8 1> N II. G le e .... 6.16 L ot* 70 and 77 .................................... 1.01 2 ................................................. 6 E W. U. S le w a r t H elm 2.60 W H o f Lot 90 ....................................... F. I.nt 3 ........................................ 6 K u U. S tew art Heir* 2.69 Lot 96 .............. ............ H Lot I ............... ..................................... 8 E i ’ . S tew art H olm 2.00 Lot 90 .................................................... Lot 6 .................................................... 8 E U S tew art ........... ........ 9.49 Heir* I.«t 97 ..................... .. Lot* 8. 9 and 19 ......................... 8 (1 J. II. Steven * ............ 11.10 N H o f Lot 96 ....................... Lot 3 ............................ 9 A K M GriiinllnK .... 31.59 HH « f Lot 96 Lot 8 ................................ 9 A K. M. fit II. II. GanilltiK 19.26 L o t* inn, 10 1 and 102 .................. Lot 0 .................................. . 9 B E m ily I llc k * ............ 17.90 L ot 103 ........................ Lot In ................................................ 9 C Mary M eade ............... 14,60 L ot 100 ............................................... Lot 8 . . ..................... 9 I) U n k n ow n ................... m o L ot 107 ....................... NH «»f Lot » ............ ..................... 9 I) M ahaloy Black ........ 11.10 L ot 109 .................................................... KM Lot 10 ................................... 9 D Mamie FI ciii Iiik . 9.40 Lula 110 and III ......... ........ 9 Lot* l. 2, 3, I, 6 and 8 G Gilbert Htukea ... 28.19 L o t* 119 and 120 I.ot 2 ............................. 19 C U n k n o w n ..................... 10.20 Lot 111 .............. W '» o f Lot 6 ...................... 19 C M. .1. B radford 9.40 Lot 7 ........ .......................... I 9 G Gilbert Htiifcca ........ I.39 II. W . It AII It'S F I R S T A D D IT IO N TO III.ACK H AM MOCK na llr r n r d r d In I’ lnl 1.01 H ................................................ 1 9 U G ilbert Htuke* ........ 12.80 Rank No. 2, I 'n x r 01, Nrmlnnlr C o u n ty llr r o r d a Lot 0 .......... ............................. 10 (1 J. E. F rlor*oii ............ 4 30 L o in I. 2, 3, nnd I, and N 8 2 ncron Lot 19 ................................................. 19 G J. E. F rlur»on .......... 14.no horh o f l«ol 6 ............................... 48.2 11. W. Barr ............ 79.26 E'.j o f Lot 6.....................1... II A M arlin S p iv e y ............ 14.60 8 1.6 net'"* o f Lot 6 nnd All Lot 6 11-Ht ,, G, ft t'luru M oore 18 96 HH « f Lot 10 .............................. II II Add le D nvl* ............... 0.85 Lot 7 . lo F W. Pain ................ 16.89 Lot I ................................................ (1 G ilb ert S t ok e* .......... II 11.10 L‘il 2 II G G ilbert Stok e* 0.86 bu sin esH 13 21 32 10 U n k n o w n ................. N E H o f HE'.* " f H " ’ 1.* 2.91 e h o f i . „ i •6 “ — :::::: II G G ilbert Stok e* 8.66 N E H «'f N W H . 13 21 32 4" U n k n o w n .................... • II 6 72 Lot 8 ..... ...................... U II. W. H erndon 6 85 HH o f NEH anil HEH 13 21 32 160 Hr. S. Pn lent on . 26.68 W H o f Lot I. W H « f Lot 2 nnd 14 21 32 B W H nf HEH 40 U n k n o w n ..................... W H o f Lot 3...................................... . 1 1 ft. 7 2 ii G ilbert S t o k e s Business, of all kinds* lias undergone something of a revo­ 13 H o f HE V, o f HW U It 21 32 19 W. K 111id o rn 11 li 30 Lot* 6 and 7 ...................................... a G ilbert S to k e * .......... 19.60 14 21 .12 49 H F. L on g H E 'i Ilf HI5H .................. . 7.25 N H o f 4 ............................... ....... 12 A Mamie M um lm ll .. . . lution. It was not so many years ago that pack peddlers 9.40 19 J T. N ixon ................ 16 21 3 2 B W H o f HEH o f HWH 6.20 Lot 7 ............................................. 12 O John II. B row n 11.10 4" 1DiUlinwii NHJ4 o f HEH 16 21 3 2 Lot 3 ............................................. 7 26 . - 12 G Clm* K u n n u r ............ were the sole distributors nnd transporters of many of the 3.46 N E '* o f NI 16 21 32 40 U n k n o w n ................. . 12 7.26 Lot 8 ............................................ II W. F. N'cKbit . . 3.03 NWH 0 Lot 9 ............................................ OH A N H O f N W H A II W. F. N onIi Ii ............ household articles of the day. Their legs sat the limits for 3.03 10 21 32 110 U n k n o w n ..................... 26.88 Lot 7 ............................................. F Julia S tew a r t Illck * 2 69 19 21 32 49 U n k n o w n ..................... N E H " f HW H most distribution problems In those days. 7.26 N H o f HWH o f N E H and HW V* T H E T O W B O F SABFO IID n* Ilr r o r d r d In Pint o f HW H o f N E H . 39 U n k n o w n ..................... 19 21 32 5.98 ST. GEIITIIUI1U A D D IT IO N llnok B o. I, I’ nnr* 112, 119, I III, 117, S r m ln o lr C ou n ty I tr r ord * HER o f N W H ... 19 21 32 19 U n k n o w n .................... 7.25 HER o f HWU 19 21 33 49 U n k n o w n ..................... V um * ........................................... * Geortie F ox ................. 17.90 Modern transportation, progressive sales methods— and ad­ 7.26 lien 869 ft N o f HE c o r o f N W H , ‘ot 1 ........................ •' G eoru o F ox ................. 11.10 * > 1 or NEV, 20 a>1 32 vertising— have broken the shackles of time. They make a A. V. M A R T IN ’ S A D D ITIO N TO T i l l ! T O W N O F HANFOIID na I lr r o r d r d In Pint run W 159 fi N 483 ft E 469 ft H speedy job of what used to take years. Through advertis­ 4*3 n .................................................... 6 I». D. D a n ie l................ 2.40 Lot I ............ ... 12 10 J. N. UroGier 20 21 32 19 Joh n Lliidgren ........ HW V* Of N W H Of HW H 17.96 3.07 Lot 2 .............. 10 .1 N. Unit her 20 21 32 ing many an article has been introduced simultaneously in W H o f NEV, o f HW H 29 U n k n o w n ..................... 11.10 3.69 Lot 6 .............. III J. N. 1'rut her 20 21 32 10 U n k n o w n ..................... HW H o f HEH o f N W H 17.90 2.64 Lot 7 .............. stores all over the country. 19 J N. 1'ra th er 12 E 3-1 o f NH o f N E H o f HEH 11.10 Lot* 1 nnd 2 . 12 11 A. C, J oiioh und NH o f HEH o f N E H o f 29 A. B Pray, Ailm. HEH 21 21 32 . 6.76 N H o f NWH 22 31 32 HO U n k n o w n ................. 14.91 C H A P M A N AB D T U C K E l l ’ S ADDIT IO N T O HANFOIID n* I l r r o r d r d In Pint B o o k N H o f NlO'i o f HEH 23 21 32 29 M. U. Jiicoh* . I, l ’ nRr 21, Nrmlnole C o u n ty Itr rord* 9.86 22 21 32 30 U n k n o w n ..................... 0.20 Benin lit lilt u f the 15 lino o f S a n fo r d Ave. w ith N lino of n H o f HEH o f N E H <Io* m NH o f C o m m e r c ia l Ht. I5xtil. E Run N 27 21 32 16 J. T llrotg ca ............ E H o f HEH o f N E H ) ••••............ 4.93 g K00d18' Tho advertisements you find here are a truthful N H o f NEH o f HI5H o f H W H .... 27 21 32 318.6 ft H 09 doir 17 mill 15 6 Ive Self ............. 2.02 28 21 32 121.25 ft to A l le y H 276.0 ft 6 U n k n o w n ..................... HH o f NI5H o f N W H o f N E H .98 catnlog of neded merchandise. W to b e R. A l*o tLoAn H 26 ft und part N o f N llnu o f C o m m e r ­ GHUliU OTA h r Ilr r o r d r d In PI11I llo o k Bo* 2, PnRr HI, Srin ln olr County l l c c o r d a cial Ht. extil. H.) .............................. I Luke F ron t I m p r o v o Mr*. (). It. M orrl-, L o t 2 B lock N ........ - ........ - ....... w e a th e r ................... 1.28 , . „ ,„ ment C o m p a n y . . . . 62.60 Articles of all kinds and for all purposes are presented in a L °* * ................................... —•—............... 17 C. II. A tk in a ....... .. 17,90 pleasant way through the medium of type and picture. Tho ■ V I L L A MILLS na Ilr r o r d r d In I’ lnl lln ok No. 2. l ’ nRr il.'l, Sr m ln ole Cou n ty R r r o r d * L o t * I, 3, und 5 B lo c k A ------------Ellxn A. Graven ...... 2.64 B R A V E 'S A D D I T I O B T O HANFORD na I lr r o r d r d In I’ lnl R o o k 1, P n g r 123, g outstanding requirements of every member of the family ■ Srin ln olr C o u n ty R r r o r d * 15 I n cre o f HWU o f HIOR n L ota I, 2 and 3 ................................ .. O It. w. H erndon _____ 17 90 All R lk * II und ............................... .....^ • U. W. H er n d on HIT! IgiSo ■ are met by offers of good merchandise of proved value. 29 21 32 HEH .......... .................... 6 I>. 15. Hurt .................... 0.80 Lot 1 ....................... ...................Mary R uiihoii .............................................................. 4.30 3 2 21 3 2 N E H « r N E H o f HEH 19 U n k n o w n ..................... 3.59 Lot 2 ......................................- .......... f.tP 5 P e g g y W n ts o n ........ 9.40 : 23 21 32 6 D. P. Holf ................... 10.90 1 uu J. E. P A C E 'S HUB-DIV ISIO N O F III.OCK « C ” M ELLO NVII,I.E n . I l r r o r d r d In and of Pint H ook 1, P n g r 01, Nrmlnola C ou n ty Itrrord* H W U o f N E R .................................... 33 21 32 8 M. M. L o n g ................. 14.12 m ...... 33 21 32 J. M. B r o w n ............... 23.00 19 D. H. D rn w d y .............. 3.02 15 100 ft o f N H o t L ot 46 ......... . E v a A. H o r n d o n .... 61.90 34 21 33 49 H. F. L o n g .....:.......... ......... 37.03 All Lot 47 ................................................ 36 21 32 29 Duiilel 15. Mart ...... 6.08 28 21 33 H W U o f N W H o f HWU ......... 19 J. II. Jo n e * ............... 8.69 F L O R I D A L A N D A N D COLO NISATIO N CO.'S A D D IT IO N TO SOUTH HANFOIID ■ HE i f o f HEH o f H W U ............. ...... 30 21 31 10 J. II. Jonen ............... 3.69 All .......... -J................— ........................... 53 Adam lla y n o * 7.70 at 21 33 100 P. M c K a y W il lia m HH o f N E U nnd N H o f HER. 61 W. L. H ic k * .... 2 0 68 All .......................... 8.40 32 21 33 N H o f N W U o f HEH .................. 20 J. II. Jon ea .......... .. 28 W . L. Pearaall ______________________ _____________________________ 4.11 A ll ........................................................ 2.18 All ........ 29 W . L. Pearaall 3.18 A ll o f (h e land* d e s cr ib e d Hi th e fo r e g o ln ii ly in g a n d ba ln g I11 tha C o u n ty W i l l i s Nubln ... ____________________________________________________ 1.75 o f Hamlnote und Htntn u f F l u r l d u . 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It# _________ POLITICAL = h t a i m i i h h h i i i n i June 6th, 1922. My decision to enter the race was made at the earnest re­ quest of many friends and I promise that if elected to serve the best inter­ ests o f the entire county. JOHN W. BELL. ( P a i d P o li tic a l A d v e r t is e m e n t ) For County Commissioner The friends of D. L. Thrasher An­ nounce his candidacy for the position of County Commissioner for District No. 1, knowing that he will at oil times bo found doing his full duty ns he sees it and that the county will .have a business man in District No. 1 and a conscientious worker for the pcoplo of the wholo country.—Paid Political Adve*.isement. K£| £K, J l1 Ty-'i pR*. ■ - B .: ; *# For County Commissioner Having served tho people of Semi­ nole County as commissioner since the county was established, I will again be n candidate for tho position of County Commissioner from tho Third District subject to the decision of tho Demo­ cratic primary to bo held Juno 0, 1022. C. W. ENTZMINGER. (P a id P p lltlc a l A d v e r t is e m e n t ) i- 1 For County Commissioner I hereby announce my candidacy for the position of County Commissioner from District No. 2, subject to the decision o f the Democratic primary to be hold June 6th, 1022. JOHN MEISCH. Far Member County School Board I hereby announco myself as a can­ didate, in tho Democratic primary, Juno 6th, 1022, for nomination to reelection ns n member of tho County Board of Public Instruction for Sem­ inole County, Florida, from District No. 1 (Sanford). FRED T. WILLIAMS. = L0NGW00D Rev. Father Peck and Rov. Decker were calling on friends in town Fri­ day. Rev. Decker is from the Isle of Pines und is tho guest of Rev. Peck. Mrs. J. M. Woodberry is visiting her brother T. J. Williamson and family. ^ Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Chapman and Ray, Jr., left {or their homo in Jack­ sonville aftor spending several days with Mrs. Chapman’s parents, Mr. und Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl. Thu school entertainment held at the Library Friday evening, May 6, was a grand success. A neat sum was realized which goes for some­ thing for the school. Miss Margaret Tichnor and Miss Charlotte Sicilians of Orlando were the week-end guests of Mr. und Mrs. A. Y. Fuller. Mrs. Kute Smith was a visitor in Sunfurd Saturday. Mr. and Mtb. Frank Hooker of Or­ lando stopped In town Saturday en route to Miami. Mr. und Mrs. B. J. Overstreet mo­ tored to Jacksonville Saturday where Mrs. Overstreet will consult a specialist. W. S. Entzminger of Plant City w as a v i s u a l i n * town Lina week. Mr. und Mrs. C. W. Entzminger and Tunis Lewis were visitors in Sanford Tuesday. Mrs. Barnes und Miss Witlby of Orlundo wero visiting fricndB and relative s in town Tuesday. II. F. Phipps of Tampa is tho guest of J. E. Phipps this week. (raid P o litic a l A d v e r t is e m e n t ) For County Commissioner. I hereby announce my candidacy for For County Commissioner For Member County School Board The friends ui John Utrisch a n - the position of county commissioner I hereby announce myself a candi­ nounce his candidacy for the position in District No. 1 subject to the de­ date for nomination nnd ra-olection as cision of tho Democratic primary to of County Commissioner for District a member of tbo County Ilonrd of No. 2, knowing that he will at all bo bold on Juno 6th, 1022. Public Instruction fdr Seminole Coun­ G. L. BLEDSOE. times be found doing his full duty as (P a id P o li tic a l A d v e r t is e m e n t ) ty, Florida, from District No. 3, subhe sees it and that the county will jeet, of courso to tho Democratic Pri­ have a business man in District No. 2 For County Commissioner mary to bo held June 6th, 1922. Hav­ and a conscientious worker for the I TiorePy announce my candidncy for ing been n member of tho Board for people of the whole country.— Paid the position of County Commissioner four terms, I feel that past service is Political Advertisement for District No. 4, subject to tho de­ my best recommendation ns well as cision of thr Democratic primary to qualification, and if nominated and For County Commissioner elected I promise tho snmo careful ad­ I hereby announci my candidacy for bo held June 6th, 1022. B. F. WHEELER. ministration in tho future as in the the position of county commissioner ,'Pald P o li tic a l A d v e r t is e m e n t ) for District No. 2, subject to the de­ past cision of the Democratic primary to bo CHAS. F. HARRISON. For County Commissioner held Juno 6th, 1022. Geneva, Fla. I hereby announce my candidacy for (P a i d P o litic a l A d v e r t i s e m e n t ) WALTER HAND. tho position of County Commissioner ( P a i d P o litic a l A d v e r t is e m e n t ) ,‘ ivi tVinYiiCV iVO, '<> iA iiummo'io Coun­ Y ur ’CtrtiiiVj btnWil Baird For County Commissioner ty, subject to the decision of the Dem­ I hereby announco my cnndidacy for I announce my candidacy for the po­ ocratic primary to bo tyold Juno 6th, ro-olection ns a member of tho Board sition of County Commissioner for the 1022 . of Public Instruction of Seminole District No. 2 subject to tho decision E. H. KILBEE. County, representing District No. 2, of tho Democratic primary to bo held ( P a i d P o li tic a l A d v e r tis e m e n t) subject to tho Democratic primary to be held Juno 6th, 1922. Having been a member of this board for the past seven years, I feel llml my past servico Is my best recom­ mendation, and if nominated and elect­ ed, I promise to do my best for tho COMMISSIONERS ndvnncemcnt of tho public free OF STATE MEET IN THE BIG NEW FEED STORE schools, which I consider tho largest NOW IN OUR NEW BUILDING ORLANDO IN 1924 asset of any community. Respectfully, CHAS. A. DALLAS. Session at ’Tampa Ends With Solcc•m is is — Paid political advertisement. AMO. T H IS IS lion of Tallahassee for Next Meet O-MOLENE. CATES CRATE CO. A M-O H o R .S E Po w e r c a r POW ER . It Takes Real Horse Power I It often takes “ real h orse pow er” to mill the heavy mud stuck automobile out of a hole. Hut horses that have been fed right will have the extra power needed for such work. If you want your horses and mules in the “ pink” of condition for any kind of heavy hauling you must feed them right. Then they'll have glossy coats, bright eves and they’ll stand erect and firm. Y ou’ ll get a full day's work, no lost working time. Scores o f horse and nude owners have found that Purina O -M o le n e fe e d p ro d u ce s healthier horses and mules and more work. It costs no m ore to feed. Purina O -M olene is made of choice grains s p e c ia lly pre­ pared, and balanced to get more work from work animals. W e’ ll he glad to tell you more about it. Phone or call. ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE AT ONCE FOR CASH Purina O-Molono 100-Hjh., per s a c k ..................................... $2.52 Purina Cow Chow, 24% Pro toon, 100-lbs., per sack......... $3.23 Purina Calf Chow, 25-IIjh., per sack ................................... $1.30 Purina Hen Chow (Scratch) 100-lbs., per sack ............... $2.80 Purina Hon Chow (Scratch), 00-lbs,, per sack ................. $1.19 Purina lien Chow (Scratch), 8 1-H-lbs., per sack ......... $0.30 Purina “ Winner Brand” Scratch 100-lbs., per sa ck ........... $2.30 Purina Baby Chick Feed, 100-lbs., per sack ..................... $3.31 Purina Baby Chick, 50-lbs., per s a c k .............................. $1.73 Purina Baby Chick Feed, 8 1-3 lbs., per s a c k ................. $0.35 Purina Chicken Chowder, 100-lbs., per s a c k ............ ....... $3.70 Purina Chicken Chowder, 50-lbs., per s a c k ..................... $1.91 Purina Chicken Chowder, 8 1-3-lbs., per sa ck ..................... $0.40 Purina Pigeon Chow, 100-lbs., per sa ck ................................$1.81 Larrp Dairy Feed, 100-lbs., per sack ................................... $3.50 Cotton Seed Meal, Bright 7%, per sa ck ..............................$2.52 No. 1 Race Horse White Clip Oats, 100-lbs., per s a c k .......$2.50 >er isa ck .............................$2.10 No. 2 White Clip Oats, 100-lbs., per No. 2 Yellow Mixed Corn, 100-lbs., per s u c k ..................... $1.91 No. 2 White Corn, 100-lbs., per s a c k ................................... $1.91 Alfalfa Meal Pea Green, 100-lbs., per s a c k ......................... $2.21 Pure Wheat Brand, 100-lhs., per sack ............................... $2.58 Pure Wheat Shorts, 100-lhs., per s a c k ............................... $2.35 Grit for Chickens, 100-lbs., por sack...................................$1.50 Oyster Shell, 100-lbs., per s a c k ........................................... $1.50 Have you seen thut new chic fountain we just got In? It flt« any MASON JAR, can’ t lenk or overflow. CHICKS can’ t gel wet and CHILI.— It saves baby chicks. It and PURINA kce is them healthy and growing. We are giving them free wit t a snek of PURINA CHICK CIIOW. Tell your neighbor. Cal and get yours— if not listed ask us for It. Will give one sack o f Old Heck Sweet Feed or Purina Molasses Feed with every $10.00 purchase. For your garden and flowers phone us for fertilizer. We know the kind you need nnd furnish any amount. Phone us your wants— if we haven’ t got It will get It for you. Thnnksl PH O NE I,,r,,-Vr P #- * - 'P , ■7.* ( THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY II, 1M I___________________ For Representative At tho earnest request of many friends I have decided to bccomo a candidate for the pusition of ropresem tntivo from Seminole County subject to tho decision of tho Democratic prlmary to be hold June 6th, 1922. Hnvtho people to the best of my ability and believe I am qualified to give thorn real service us a member of the Ing served for three terms as repre­ sentative nnd knowing thu needs of tho county nnd tho state I will servo Florida legislature. FOREST LAKE. cigarettes Theyare Good! H'i,* Baythis Cigarette andSaveMoney guard Videttc, mistress of tho prohfbitfort sicuth hounds in these wat­ ers, was attendin'* u liquor hearing in court when word of the Rogers’ nrrivnl reached him. Ho hastened co greet her. It was found that tho vessel had furnished n $20,000 bond with the Cuban Government nnd $6,000 with tho American government representatives at Iinvenn, to insure that the cargo would not e landed on America’s dry shores. the first test, mndc two hours e»t. Her, will servo ns nn alarm clock for cnrly risers. Bnrgnins found each day by r*ading the Herald Ads. No man is stronger than his stom­ ach. Tnnlnc will make your stomach strong. Union Pharmacy.—Adv, FEWFOLKS HAVE GRAY HAIR NOW ORLANDO, Mny It.—Baptist churchmen in this city huvo decided upon a building program which will give them another edifice here nnd DRUGGIST SAYS LADIES ARB a material enlargement of the pres­ USING RECIPE OF SAGE TEA ent church. AND SULPHUR. An addition to the main church will bo built where the pnrsonngc now ’ Hair that loses its color and lustn stands. According tn the plans it nr when it fades, turns gray, dull nnd will ho a three story auditorium und lifeless is caused by n lack of sulphur will lie devoted to the Sunday School in tho hair. Our grandmother made classes, thus giving more room in up a mixture of Sage Ten nnd Sul­ tho main edifice for regular devo­ phur to keep her locks dark and beautional services. This work will cost ( tiful nnd thousands of women and approximately $30,000 nnd will nec­ men who vnluo that even color, that essitate also the building of n now beautiful dark shade of hair which ii parsonage. so attractive, use only this old-tlmg The now edifice is planned for tho recipe. northeastern section of tho city, at Nowadays we got this famous mix­ tho corner of Mills nnd Wisconsin ture improved by the addition of oth­ streets. er ingredients by nsking at any drug AH of the work will lio finnneed on store for a bottle of "Wyeth’s Sage the volunteer subscription plan. and Sulphur Compound," which dar­ TAMPA, May 11.—The selection of Tallahassee as the 11123 meeting place, Orlando for the 1924 sessions and the re-election of President E. C. Wilkin„f Naples, Lee county, were the principal features of tho final session of tho State Association of the Coun­ ty Commissioners here Inst night. Commissioner S. S. Sadler, Tanger­ ine, Orange county, was elected secre­ tary anti thu following commissioners os vice-president: R. A. Coachman, Miami, Dade county; Charles T. Friend, Tampa, Hillsborough county; J. P. Swope, Oviedo, Seminole coun­ (P a i d P o li tic a l A dv ortln om n nt) ty; A. II. St. John, Jacksonville, Du­ kens the hnnir so nnturnlly, so evenly val county, and J. G. Taylor, Moore SI’. PETERSBURG, Mny 11.— Gol- that nobody can possibly tel! it has For Representative Haven, Glades county. The selection fers nnd fishermen here have induced been applied. Yon Just dampen • 1, hereby announce myself a candi­ of tiie sixtii commissioner, to come the fire d pnrtmcnt to ring tho fire [ sponge or soft brush with It and date for tho office of representative from West Florida, was left to tho hell at 6 a. m„ dnily to awaken them draw this through your hair, taking from Seminole County, subject to the discretion of tho president. so they may get up for an early one stunll strand at a time. By morDemocratic Primary to be held June It was voted unanimously to exert round of golf or start for tho bay for ning the grny hair disappears; but 0th, A. D., 1922. every influence towards having Rayol an early contest with Spanish mack- •what delights the indies with WjO. P. SWOPE. Palm Hammock, south of Fort Myers, (Pu ld P o li tic a l A d v e r t i s e m e n t ) orcl of other fish which mny be ru n -1eth’s Sago and Sulphur Compound it set aside by the government for a ning at tho time. The fire boll for that, besides beautifully darkening national tropical park. Action was For County Commissioner mnny years has been sounded nt 8 the hair nfter a few applications, it I will ho a candidate to succeed my­ taken in line with a speech made at a. m„ noon and 0 p. tn., ns n test, also brings hack tho gloss and lustre self to tho position of County Com­ Tuesday’s session by Charles O’Con­ nnd tho big gong enn ho heard in n and gives it nn npponrnncc of nbunmissioner from District No. 6, subject ner, field representative of tho Ameri­ lnrgo part of tho city. In future dnneo.— Adv. Association, who to tho decision of tho Domocrntic pri­ can Automobile stressed the importance of having mary to ho hold Juno 0th, 1922. some spot in Florida designated for BIG REDUCTION IN BRICE ENDOIt CURLETT this purpose. It was thu concensus of McWhorter No. 21 Hand Fertilizer Distributors now $19.25 f. o. b. Jackson­ (P a id P o litic al A d v e r t Imi-iiioiit ) opinion among thu visiting commis­ ville, Fin. Write for nperinl cash discounts and delivered price. Hundred* For Comity Commissioner sioners that a national park was n of those in use by Sanford Growers. I hereby announce my candidacy for great possibility in store. "GET NEW MARCH, 1922, PRICE LISTS ------------------ BEFORE BUYING tho position of County Commissioner Tlu secretary was instructed to com-1 E. O. FAINTER FERTILIZER CO., Jacksonville, Fla. from District No. !l, subject to llie de­ imuiiinto with the American Auto-1 cision of tho Democratic primary to ho mobile Association asking thut body to hold Juno 6th, 1922. use their means toward having this W. B. BALLARD. plot set aside for the stated purpose. — Paid Political advertisement. Upon motion of Commissioner Swope the organization voted in fav­ 666 cures Dengue Fever. !!H-20tc or of reforestation and endorsed tho instituting of a atutu forester la tills FOUND—A rug, near Geneva. Own­ state. An effort was made on tho er can have same by paying for part of several commissioners to have this ad. H. H. Puttiohull, Geneva, the body takes definite action toward Fin. ■ ’19-ltp endorsing thu nu-fenep law with a lo­ cal option. The sentiment of tho ma­ I HAVE THEM jority of tho commissioners was against tho taking of any action in NOSE CLOGGED FROM regard to this matter and after n short A COLD OR CATARRH speech by Commissioner Oscar A. Ay­ ala, Tampa, Hillsboorugli county, in Apply Cream In Nostrils To Open Up Air Passages. which ho stated that “ tho association was in session to exchange ideas and attract­ Ah! What relief! Your clogged not to discuss any political mattor” ing atten­ nostrils open right up, tho air pas- tho proposed meusuro was killed with­ tion— lota are being sold right along nnd building in this sages of your head are clear nnd you out further discussion. can bruuthc freely. No more hawk­ section is such as to gladden tho heart of those who have ing, snuffling, muscouR discharge, the good of Sanford at heart. headache, dryness—no struggling for ha breath at night, your cold or cntnrrh hy This is no idle talk— I have weighed tho statement and In gone. ha to say just what is my enndid convictions would put it Don’ t stay Htuffed up! Get a small ha most too strong for the careful, conservative person— that bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your ha druggist now. Apply n little of this person whoso eyes are turned backward— The fellow who fragrant, nntisoptid cream in your (Il7 The Aaeoelnlrd I 'r n i ) hfifl^YISIO^^vill agree with me now— tho other later. nostrils, let it penetrate through ev­ MIAMI, May 11.— A legitimate li­ ery air passage of tho head; soothe quor carrier canto into port hero re­ overworked nnd heal the swollen, inflamed mus- cently and although cmiH membrane, giving you instant prohibition officers examined tho rolief. Ely’s Cream Balm is just vessel pnnors closely not a flaw was whnt every cold nnd cntnrrh sufferer to bo found. It w h s tho auxiliary schoorior Rog­ has been seeking. It’s just splendid. M77ie Man Who Sella Dirt Cheap" ers, out of Culm for Nassau with 120 — Adv. hnrrelH of Old Kentucky Rye aboard. To prevent a cold, take 6G6. 38-20tc Tho vessel developed engine trouble W a tch th e S o u th E a s t C o r n e r o f P a g e T w o nnd put in hero for repairs, Cap­ tain Miller, commander of tho coast Tha Herald for Poet Cards. Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” ?„ STATE NEWS J. E. SPURLING ,-r ,Ui — ______ �3" '*. '' ' -■; f- W if ^pt;v , Vt' ■',* THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, PRIPa V , MAT 13, IMS The prize for high score, a cut glass mayonnaise dish was won by Mrs. Tom Jackson of DeLsnd, while tho cut prize, a bottle of toilet water y , g FKED DAIGER. Society Editor, was won by Mrs. A. W. Leo. The " ’ Phone 217-W l( jam k «f« u r W * » l i vtelttes p i honorcc, Mrs. McDonald was presen­ ted a silver vanity ns memento of - “ r :,\ 7 ,v ^ ‘ v .? £ z .r u r :E the occasion. «IMS ■ 11*." o> ■• •“ **■s r v , T : - « " i a Following tho awarding of prizes, L g rrstly nppreetated. tho hostess served n tempting salad course, followed by nn ico course. CALENDAR Saturday— Chlldron’8 Story Hour will ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE bo held at Control Pork at 4 p. ra. Mrs. Charles Wnrd, who has been Monday—Social Mooting of the Bu«incas and Profealaonnl Women1! spending tho winter here nt the Sem­ Club nt 8 P. M., at tho Wolaka inole. nnd who oxppcts to lenvo Fri­ day for Jnmnicn, entertained a num­ Building. ber of her friends Inst evening at Tuesday— Card party at tho Parish bridge nt tho Seminole. House nt 3 P. M.i under tho aueBright colored spring flowers were nin<9 of the Women’s Guild. effectively unl-d in decorating for this Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff delightful affair. Of exceptional interest was the gnd Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Rosalter are game of bridge played, high score spending this week at Fort Myers. being made by Walter Connelly who Mr .and Mrs. II. A. Nagle of Bal­ was awarded n set of bridge cards. A t'a late hour, delicious refresh­ timore wore in tho city Wednesday. Mr. Nnglo represents Daniel Miller ments wore served, nnd tho occasion wns one of much enjoyment to the Company. guests who wero, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Mrs. II. A. Bivins leaves today for Herndon ,Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. H. ker homo in Arcadia after spepdlng A. Bivins, Dr. and Mrs. Potter, Mr*. a few days hero with hop parents, A. P. Connelly, Miss Esther Miller nnd Walter Connelly. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. W. Herndon. SOCIETY Mis. Henry C. Ball nnd little dau­ ghter, Louise Mae of Gainesville aro the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ball at their homo on Park nvonuo. Mr. and win .Sony their car guests of Caldwell. Mrs. A. A. Boone nnd Er­ of Dado City nrrlved in yesterday nnd aro tho Mr. and Mrs. Widoman I Mrs. George Fox and son George, Jr„ and Mrs. E. A. Douglass are vis­ iting their sisters, Mrs. Charles Lefflcr and Mrs. Albert Jones in Miami, this week. Mrs. B. J. Starling returned homo yesterdny from Jacksonville whore she spent tho pnst two weoks with her sister, Mrs. Robert Simms, nt her home in Riverside. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrles Lnwronce Britt announce tho birth of a son Wednesday, Mny 10 nt their homo on Palmetto nvonuo. Tho young man weighed twelve pounds. Mrs. Duncnn McDonald of Miami who has been the attractive houso guest of Mrs. Edward Lane, left Tuesijay evoning for Pnlntka whoro she will Spend some time. The delegates from tho local Bus­ iness nnd Professional Womon’s Club to the convention which is being held this week nt Orlando, nro Mrs. Porter Wnkefiold, Mrs. John Leon­ ard!, Miss Clara Phillips nnd Miss Mill Whitner. Mrs. Robert W. Simms of Jackson­ ville nnd Mrs. Susitf Tripp of Atlan­ ta, Ga., motored to Sanford yester­ day from Jacksonvile and aro tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Star­ ling. They wero accompanied hero by Mrs. Starling, who has been tho guest of her sister, Mrs . Robert Simms, for the past two weeks. CARD PARTY CHANGED The can! party to bo given under the auspices of the Women's Guild, has been cbnnged from Mnndny af­ ternoon to Tuesday afternoon, Mny 1nth, at the Parish House. BRIDGE PARTY FOR VISITOR Mrs. Edwnrd Lane wnH tho gracious hostess Mnndny afternoon, whon she entertained at bridge nt her homo on Park avenue, honoring her ehnrmlng house guest, Mrs. Duncnn McDonnld of Miami. There1 were four tables "f players nnd a numbor of tea guests. Quantities of pink nnd white po tunlns nnd olenndors In wicker bask ets and vnscs wore artistically UHed in the various rooms where tho card table? were arranged. at 2:30 there will be the first open meeting. Miss Graco Holt, president of tho Orlando Business and Profes­ sional Women’s Club, will give a short address o [welcome to tho del­ egates, and this will be followed by a welcome from Mayor E. G. Duck­ worth. There will bo response by Miss Mnrgnrot Taylor, president of the Oenln club. Mrs. W. J. Morri­ son 1b cchcduled to give several piano selections, nnd after this there will bo the address of tho Btate president, Miss Lilia M. Whito. This wil bol followed by tho treasurer's and au­ ditor’s reports. There will also bo announcement of committeo and spe­ cial business. At 4:30 p, m„ tho delegates will leavo in automobiles for Lakeside Park whore a picnic supoe? will W enjoyed, tho local club boing host. Tomorrow thore will bo a full day of tho convention. Many interesting addresses are scheduled, all dealing with woman in industry. Tho con­ vention will be in session three days, closing Hnturday evening with n ban­ quet nt tho Snn Junn hotel.—Orlando Sentinol. Great Is Sanford—Tho City Sub­ Notice of Application for Tax Deed stantial. Under Section 575 of the General Statutes of the Stato of Florida Notice Is hereby given that R. L. For quick results, try a want ad. Kennedy, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ FOR SALE— 15 acres orange grove, cate No. 270, dated tho 3rd dny of fine land, about 400 old bonring Juno, A. D. 1018, has filed said certi­ "range nnd grapefruit trees. Also po- ficate in my office, nnd has mado ap­ enn, peach, grapes, poors and other plication for Tax Deed to issuo in ac­ fruit trees on Golden. Lake, 3 Vi miles cordance with law. Said certificate south of Sanford. Also another 4 4 embraces tho following described prop­ acres of fine rich, cultivated pino land erty situated in Sominolo County, with about 75 old benring orange nnd Florida, to-wit: Lot 140 Eurokn grapefruit trees, and about 75 pecan Hammock. The sn!d land being as­ trees, on Sliver Lake. Apply to own­ sessed nt tho dnto of tho Issuance of er, Herbert 0. Crippon, R. R. A. Box such certificate in tho nnmo c f Un­ 189. 32-2tp known. Unless said ccrtificnto shall bo redeemed according to law tax dcod itub.My-TIsm, nn antiseptic. 38-20tc will issue thereon on tho 12th day of Mny, A. D. 1022. THE vtfUMOHEL FRENCH Witness my official signature uiiii KNAP SACK SPRAYING MA­ sen! this the 4th day of April, A. D, CHINE IS THE BEST MADE. 1922. SOU) AND GUARANTEED (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, FOR $25.00 BY CATES’ CRATE Clerk Circuit Court, CO. PHONE 181. 37-tfc Seminolo County, Fla. 84-Gtc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. AGENTS W ANTED X r t l n a t A w l l t i t l i i t o r T u D eed O a » f i t S e c tio n are o f th o G e n e r a l Stat­ ute* a t th o State o f F l o r i d a N ot ice In h e r e b y g iv e n th a t M laf G e o r g ia A. I’ nttlshnll, p u r c h a s e r Of . T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. IIS. d a ted th o l a d dn y o f June, A. D, 1019, hue file d sa id c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o f f l c o , an d hao m a do a p p lic a t io n f o r T a x Deed to lonue In a c ­ c o r d a n c e w ith law. Said c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s th e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r ib e d p r o p ­ erty situ ated In Bem ln ole C o u n ty , F l o r ­ ida, t o * w it : L ota 16 tn 11, Itlook 11, (lonevn. T h e enld land b e i n g a e e e i s e d nt the da te o f th e lesun n ce o f eu oh c e r ­ tifica te In th o n am e o f W . A. W h i t ­ comb. nimi A lso Tiiia a x tcortiiiuatu C e r t i fi c a t e bu No.. Bit, i| union da ted tho Ind dn y o f June. A. D. 1010, has filed paid c e r t if ic a t e in m y o f f i c e , and line m ade a p p lic a t io n f o r T a x Dead to Issue In n c c o r d n n c o w ith la w. Bald c e r ­ ti f ic a te onih rncce the f o l l o w i n g d e ­ sc r ib ed p r o p e r t y eltuated In S e m in o lo C ou n ty, Florida, t o - w l l : [.o le 1 t o 10, U lock 11. G enev a. T h e enld land b e in g assessed nt the da te o f the Is suance o f such c e r t i f i c a t e In tho name o f W. A. W h it c o m b . Uiitese a..Id c o r t lf lc a le a sh all be r e ­ doom ed a c c o r d i n g In lnw T ax Dcod Will issue t h e r e o n on tho 2nd d a y o f Juno, a n tna*. W I T N E S S m y o f f i c i a l s ig n a t u r e and seal thin th e 27th d a y o f April, A. D. 1922. (SE A L) K. A. DOUGLASS, C le rk C i r c u i t Court, S e m in o le C ou n ty . Tie, 37-610 Uy: A. M. W E E K S , D. C. In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit, Stnte u( Fin rid n. County m t Seminole—-In Chnnrery In ( h r Circuit Court u( ( h r Seven th J u ­ OH II10li OF H im 14 CAT ION dic ia l Circuit u ( th e Stale a t F lo r id a , In nnd fur .Ncmtunic C ou n ty . M innie F o ld e r and Mattie Edw ard* C om pln ln tnnt*. Men and women wanted to handle city trade nnd retail tho original nnd CITATION vs. BEACHAM WAS A PROPHET genuine Watkins Products, Remedies, G e o r g e Hhopperd, nnd E. J. Bheppxrd, COUNTY O F .SEMINOLE. a c o r p o r a t io n . Do rondo nte. Extracts, Spices, Toilet Requisites, 1>y anil th roug h U A. Hrumley, O, I*. T o Ihu D o f o n d n n le : (letirg o Bhcppard, When Braxton Bonchnm, of Orlando, JfniwbnJrJ Specialties, Automobile AeHwopp, B. t’ urlott, C, W. E u lx m ln g o r amt E. J. Hhoppnrd, o f F ltxg ern ld , Ren anil L F. H ag an , com p osing th o Hill C ou n ty , G e o r g ia : wns a candidate tnv coticrcse fom : Jcccsorles, etc. Over 150 guaranteed Hoard o f C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r s of It a p p e a r i n g f r o m th o Hill o f C o m ­ BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL stnte nt large several years ago Ills products. Our values nro unequalled Hemlnntu County, Florid a, plaint herein filed by Minnie Felder vs. i M ottle Edw a rds, C om p ln tn an ti, WOMENS CLUB platform contained some of tho best nnd Watkins’ Quality’ Is In a class bv ITho Hints of Florida. mx rot Oen. A. am n . - t tj-n d e f e n d a n ts G e o r g e Hlieppvrd. ifn ey tor tun Mov- and E. ,1. Hheppard, are r esid en ts o f the Tho Social Meeting of tho Business propositions for Florida people that itself. ‘ Write today fur free sample ai MIH eiitli......ju d T i c iM a l bClrcu lt w or tho Mtulo o f tow n o f F lix g o rn ld , Hen Hill County, nnd Professional Women's Club will have over been written into a platform and full details of our offer and what Florida, G eorg ia, ami that their p o e t o f f l e o a d ­ TO T H E C IT I Z E N S A NI * T A X P A Y E R S dress In F ltx g era ld . Hop Hill County, be held Monday evening nt tho Wel- but tho people, ns usual, did nut want it means to you. The J. R, Watkins O F SE M IN O LE COUNTY. F L O R I D A ! On., that th ere In no p e r s o n Iti th e Hints W h erea s, a pel It Ion ban been filed In o f Florida, the e o r v lc o o f nuhpaorm u p ­ ako Building, instead of nt tho homo constructive legislation, they did not Co., Dept. 7f!, Memphis, Tonn. 38-5tp, Ihc a b o v e styled cau se b y th o C o u n ty on w hom w o u ld blm l the Hold d e f e n d ­ of Mrs. Porter Wakefield ns first an­ want a business man nnd state builder o f Sem in ole, State o f Florida, by and ants, o r e it h e r o f them, th at It In the t h r o u g h the Hoard o f C o u n ty Cninnils- b e l ie f o f these eomplaliinnlN that th e in congress nnd they failed to send Notice of Application for Tax Deed sinners nounced. o f Sem in olo C ou n ty. Florida, ealil defen dan t,, ami each o f them la s e t tin g fo r th the fact that an elec tion o v e r th e a g o o f I w o n t y -n n n years. Hcnchnm to congress at a time when Under Section 575 of tho w as held th r o u g h o u t the C o u n ty of It Ir t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d that you, the his prcscnco would have been felt nnd ENTRE NOUS BRIDGE CLUB Sem in ole, Hiato o f F lor id a , on the l l l h nald defen d a n ts , and ea c h o f you d o General Statutes of tho day o f April, A. D. 1922, l o d eterm in e a p p ea r In this c o u r t to the Hill o f C o m ­ Florida would have profited thereby. d Stnte of Florida. Tho members of tho Entro Nous w h e t h e r th ere sh ou ld bo IhsiioiI by the plaint herein filed upon M onday, June said C o u n ty o f Som ln ole, Stnto o f F l o r i ­ nth, A. It. 1922, the sa m e be in g a rule Bridge Club were most pleasantly Among the many good things that da, b o n d s In the sum o f i 100,000,00, to y o f thin Court. entortnined last evening by Mrs. B .1,lcochnm ndvocuted that we nro now Notice is hereby given that I. N. bear Interest at tho r a le o f six pur d a ft Ir f u rt h e r o r d ered Hint this order u ren r c hn a set s e r on if Tt n v L ( ’ o..H l"'>1|„annum , th p r in cipr sal a f toenr lie putdlnhed on ce a w e e k f o r f o u r c o n ­ F. Whltncr nt her homo on Oak tryin« to mloilt nnii huvo adopted wns B muurm m ann u p pu ax r i lidea l l c n l!, t o , Bn|(1 ,n atu re their ty y ea e w e e k s In the Hanford Herald, avenue, there being two tables o f , thc deepening of the St. Johns river in No. 387, dated tho 4th dny of June the date of the Issuance thereof, said sae c nu etiv s p a p e r pu blished In Hanford, , i, ,,,,a ■ ni i ,, . bonds to lie dateil .(illy 1st, 1922, both Sem inwole C ou n ty , Florid a. order that ocean going vchsc I b could plnyors. .\. I>. I.Hi Jins filed said certificate i principal and interest of said bonds to W it n e s s my baud nnd tho seal o f the ills the 3 1III day o f April, The rooms where tho card tables reach Sanford, have refrigerator ships in my office, and has made npplica-j "iV, 1,1iV™ ^vSr"/ Deed to issue in necordthe proceeds to bo derived wero placed wero adorned with qunr ■ and haul nil the fruits nnd vegetables t inn for, Tax E. A. DOUGLASS, . .t I frotn ..... iGie i . „ an),. .ah .Ih tto « t.« ,i sa le ..r o f -..i.i salit iliomln tic uao us*'il Clerk. titics of spring flowers combined from this great section of Florida by unut with law. bait! centificato urn- fur tlm pu rpose o f c o n s tr u c tin g , roIlr : V. 13. UOUGI.AHH, I>. C. steamer to the northern nnd eastern braces the following described prop­ h a r d s u r fa c ln g . m a ca d a m iz in g unit p a v ­ T. H. T H A N T with greenery. HAM, in g c e r t a in roads lit S em in ole County, A t to r n e y for C om plaina nts. 37-Bto In tho interesting game of brtdgo markets. Hcnchnm had sense enough erly situated in Seminolo County, Florida, and f o r tho f u rt h e r pu rp os e o f b u ild in g nml c o n s t r u c t i n g u b r id g e played during the evening, top score to look nhcad nnd see the time when Florida, to-wit: a c r o s s tho Ht. J o h n s Itlvor In Hemlnolo In Circuit Cou rt o f th e Seventh Jiuilethe railroads would take tho part of Beg. SW Cor. of N. 1-2 of S 1-2 of C o u n ty , Florida, at a point k n o w n us wns made by Mrs. J. G. Ball, who Ini C lrrult, Stale o f F lor id n . Sem i­ O steon F e r ry , amt \ n ole C o m it y —- I n Chnnrery, was presented a hand painted vase Shylock nnd demand their pound of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4, Sec. 13, Ewp. 21 W h erea s, a cun vans o f the r etu rn s o f said ele c tio n s h ow prltna fa c ie that th c flesh and that time has come—tho OIIDHIl F t l ll Pt! II I, I C A T ! ON. S. Range 29 E. Run E 204 ft N 105 filled with Shnstn daisies. result o f said ele c tio n w as In f a v o r o f troublo'With tho people of Florida wns ft. W 204 ft. S 105 ft. Ihu Issuancu o f the bon ds a f o r e s a id by At the conclusion of thc card game Mrs. L o la llo r n c , Com pla inant? lnolo County. Florid a. vs. The Hnid land being assessed Bsm thc hostess served n dainty Ice that they did not know n renl man Now, T h e r e f o r e , Purstm nt to An o r ­ E arl J. H o r n e , D efendant. when they saw one and llcuchnm run­ at the date of issuance of such der o f the C ou rt herein mnde, n otice In Tn: E arl J. Horne. C h ic a g o, 111,: course. y g iv e n that th o citiz e n s amt t a x ­ It a p p e a r in g f r o m an a f f i d a v i t filed ning from tho cntlro state had to cov­ certificate in the name of Unknown, hpaereb yer s o f Hemlnolo C ou n ty, Florida, a r o In this c a u s e that you are a n o n - r e s i ­ by said order, requ ired to he and a p ­ er too much territory nnd ho failed of dent o f the Htnte o r Floridn , th er efore, Unless snid certificate shnll be ro- pear liofore tho Circuit Cou rt o f tho STATE GAME LEAGUE you, E a rl J. Horne, nrn h e r e b y o rdered election. Ho ulso advocated federal Hevonth Ju dicial Circuit nf th o Htuto o f dconted according to lnw Tax Docd WILL MEET IN ORLANDO to he and a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r sa id Court on ihu 23rd dny o f Mny, A. D. at th o C ou rt H ou se In Hanford, Florida* aid and stnto nld roads for Florida will issue thereon on tho 10th dny of Florida, 1922. nt 10:00 o ’ c lo c k a. in, nt Hanford on the first M on da y In Juno, A. D. 1911, In tho C o u n ty o f Hemlnolo, Htuto o f tho nnme be in g tho Btli d a y th ereof, Plans are being perfected for a Pftr^ which has boon put into of- June A. D. 4922. Florida, thou and th ore to s h o w enuso stnto meeting of representatives 0f , —In other words part of tho state WITNESS my official signature gun clubs, wild life leagues, fish and is getting state aid nnd part of it is and scnl this thc 11th tiny nf Mny gun associations, etc., to be licld horo getting the fingor— if you know what A. I). 1022. E. A. DOUGLASS, on Juno 14, under tho nuspiccs of wu mean. Hut nt nny rate Braxton (SEAL) pu blished n e w s p a p e r p u blish ed In Hemlnolo C o u n ­ Clerk Circuit Court, tho Ornngo county branch of the Beachuin, of Orlando, advocated those 13. A. DOUG LAKH, (HE A 1 ° ty, F lor id a , o n c e each w e e k fur f o u r Clerk Circuit Court, S e v ­ c o n s e c u t iv e w eek s. Seminolo County, Florida Florida Wild Life League, it boenme two big tilings among others and lie enth Judic ia l Clruutt, In Given u nder m y hand nnd tho seal o f wns turned down beenuso he hud a liy A. M. WEEKS, D. C. 30-Ctc known yesterdny. and f o r Hemlnolo C o u n ­ said c ou r t, this the 25th d a y o f April, 3 7 Itc ty. A. D. 1922. Secretary Benjamin S. Cox, of tho renl platform that meant something. (H E A L ) 13. A. DOUGLASS, However, bo can now sit in his of­ Notice nf Application for Tax Deed Orlando Chnmhor of Conimcrca is Clerk o f tlin Circuit Court, In the Clrrult Court o f the Seventh JllHemlmilu C ou n ty, Florida. fice In the business block that be lias Under Section 575 of the dlrlnl Circuit o f the Stnte o f Florid n, sending out calls for tho meeting, Ity: V. 13. DOUGLASS, D. C. in nnd f o r SemlHiile C o u n ty —(icnera) Statutes of the urging thnt ovory county anti ovory budded umi hnvo tho satisfaction of Z. HASH, In Ch nneery. A t t o r n e y f e r C om plainant. 37-Bto organization of this character bo rep-j knowing thnt hu was right am| that is Stale of Floridn. CITATIO N resented at the mooting hero. Isomething nnd tho Humid Ims had the n tlir Court o f C m iu ly J u d g e , Semin al* Cumpliilriani, Tho object of tbu mooting Is to por- 1satisfaction of tolling the world about Notice is hereby given that J. E. T. c. Hltlory, C o u n ty , Slate o f F lo r id a VH. feet a stnto organization for tho M* K«hm1 point* nnd that is something, Idling purchaser of City Tnx Certi­ Leah lll lle r y . Defendant. NO TICE TO CIIEIUTOIIN l.eah llllle r y , No. 500*4 Lin den ficate No. 1(11), dated the 1st day of T o.Street, “ propagation, protection and preset also, W ln ston -S a len i, North C a r o ­ 1 1 ra E s ta te ill lina: April A. D. UlUi. Ims filed said certlvatloti of tho game and fish of this . , ... , , . | It a p p e a r in g from nn a f f i d a v it filed MHH, A. It HTILEH, [incensed. all Creditors, I.a gat unit. D istrib u tees Thc Herald hereby makes Judgo lieate in m y o f f i c e , and has m a d o a p - u, m i s c a u se itmi you a r e a n o n - r c s t - T oand state which nt one time abounded in nil [lernonH h a v in g c la im s or d o nlicntloti for T n v n e e d to Iqstin In I dent o f the Hiato o f Florida, th er efore, uiiiiida ag ainst said ostuto; p n t n i l o n l o r l a x n e e d to is su e in y(>|( , 0||h |,m i .ry> „ rc „ r dor ed nnd reprofusion, hut is now being rapidly Bland of Orlnndo nn honorary citizen Y ou, nnd each o f you, are h erob y n o ­ a c c o r d a n c e w i t h la w. S a id c e r t i f i p a ir e d on tho fitli day o f Juno, A. D of Sanford. The judgo gives us in­ destroyed on account of a Inck o f in­ any t it j* ti i i it i IDL!2, to uoticmr to tho hill o f unrniiliilnt tified and ruqutrml to nrusci!*. 0I11I111H and d e m a n d s w h i c h you o r e it h ­ terest on tho part of citizens and of spiration every time ho attends n c a t e e m b r a c e s th e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d nxlilhltod a g a in s t you In thin cause. er o f you m a y liavo a g a in s t tho ustate proper laws for their protection m o o t i n g h e r o an d f o r a w h o l e - s o u l e d , p r o p e r t y s i tu a te d in C i t y o f H a n fo r d , P ^ f ^ H w f t o r t 'V t lr a W 0 o i? c o ’ " a nf Mrs. A It Stiles, ileemiHod, lnle o f Hemlnnle County, Florida, to tho u n d er ­ t r a i g h t f o r w a r d , h o n e s t n n d c o u r n g - S e m i n o l o C o u n t y , F lo r id a , t o - w i t : w eek f o r f o u r w eeks. It is planned to hnvu the stnto or sstraightforward nf signed, n d m ln ls tr u tor nf said estate, At* zxf T nt 1 nismlr IU P lm nn ifin WITNHHH Illy llUlltl flftll Ul« HOIll N 11 of Lot J Hlotk IK Chapman ri>urt on n k|Mtho 18th dny of April, w ithin tw o y o n m f r o m the dutn h ereof. ganlzation, if one is organized, urgo'cmis citizen nf Florida give us Judge Dulud F e b r u a r y I Ith A. D. 1922. i n ....!...... a .1 ' r i ... i i ..,,.) i . & Tuckers Ad, Tho said li^nd boIng’t A. D 1922. tho passage of gamo protective Inws Bland. He ims not Itcen horo long L. J. H A R T L E Y , E. A. P g UGI.AHH, A dm in istra tor. gsi. ai .) Clark Circuit Court. at Uio next session of tho stnto legis* hut, he already is familiar with tho assessed at the date of the istianco of 2B-9to Hamluuli! County, Fla. I.u n g w ood , Fla. needs of tho state—moro so than such certificate in the name of Wm. :itt- r,to lativo.—Orlando Sentinol. Ily: A. M. WEEICH. I*. C. Unless said certificate In Court o f C o m ity J u d g e , Sem in ole sumo men who hnvu Hvod horo 100 Simpson. C o u n ty , Slate nf F lo r id a NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION yents or moro—nml ho not only shall he redeemed according to lnw BUSINESS WOMEN'S TO W H O M IT M AY CO N C ERN : N O TICE O F ADM IN IN TH ATOIl Tnx Deed wifi issue theron on tho knbws our needs hut tho kind of rem­ CONVENTION OPENS N otice Is h e re b y g iv e n that tho p a r t ­ ( F o r F in a l ll l s e h n r g e ) n ership h e r e t o f o r e e x i s t i n g b e t w e e n D. Kith dny of June A. I). 1022. IN ORLANDO TODAY edies to npply for relief. IIo is n ii. T h r a s h e r nnd N. II. Ilurnor, u nder WITNESS my official slgnntnro The n am e nf T h r a s h e r * Harrier, , has In re E s tn te o f former member of Congress from been d is s o lv e d by tnuluul consent, nml J. H A M IL T O N IU3F. N ot lco Is h ereb y g iv e n , t o all w h om It Thc Floridn Federation of Business Missouri, is now president of a bank nnd scnl this the 11th duy of Mny the bu sin es s h e r e t o f o r e c o n d u c te d In the n am e o f T h r a s h e r A G a r n er has mny c o n c e r n , thnt on th o 20th day o f nnd Profcsslonnl Women's Clubs will in Orlnndo, n big orungo grower nnd A. D. 1022. been ta k en o v e r amt w ill tie co n t in u e d Juno, A. I). 1922, I sh all a p p ly lo th e E. A. DOUGLASS, open its 1022 convention in Orlando tho leuding spirit in ovorything for (SEAL) b y I>. L. Thrnslier, w h o bus assu m ed lliin ora h le 13. F. Hounhnldor, J u d g e o f Court, an J u d g e o f F r ob a to, for m y iiiul w ill pay nil o f the In debtedness o f nald Clerk Circuit Court, this nfternoon nt 2 o’clock. All bob- tho good of tho community. (This tho sulil f o r m e r partnersh ip, amt w ill final d is c h a r g e ua A d m in is t r a t o r o f th* Seminole County, Floridn r eceiv e anil c o l o c t all m o n e y s due sa id c e ta to o f J. H a m ilt o n Ilap, deceased, sions will ho hold nt tho Grand Then- ought to bo good for n lonn.) and that at th o sa m e tim e I w ill p r e ­ m. v By A. M. WEEKS, I). C. 30-0tc firD sent to said C ou rt m y fin a l a c c o u n t * tro. An cxecutivo bonrd mooting i ---------------------------ated th is 28th day o f April. 1922. as n d m ln ts tn rt o r n f said estate, nnd nek D. L, T IlH A H H EIl, will take plnco nt 2 o’clock nnd at Tho Dnily Herald Dolivcred to your f o r th eir a p p rov a l. N. II. O A K N E ll. D n lo d A p r il 10th, A. D. 1921 2:30 thore will bo tho first open meet- door Bix dnys n week for 15 conts— Notice of Application for Tnx Deed 37-r,tu AAHON It. ANDIS11B, Under Section 575 of the General 3B-9to.... A d m in istra tor . ing wil ltnko plnco nt 2 o’clock nnd Join thc throngs of renders. NO TICE TO CUF.DITOIIS Statutes of thc Stnte of Floridn In Court o f th e C ou n ty J u d g e . Sem in ole in s In C ou rt o i County J u d g e , Neinlnol* Cimrty, Htnle o f F lo r id n C ou n ty. Stnte o f Fliirldn. Notice is hereby given thnt F. S. In re E s ta te nf N O TICE OF AIISI IN I HTll ATOIl Vornny, purchnur of Tnx Cortificnto '. kthu ’ no ’ .a' n . iiuo. ii. oi!. ( F o r Fin n ! D i s c h a r g e ) No. 1381, .Intel tho 0th ,l„y of July, x - - l l V-’S’S eW m *^ n ” In re E s ta te o f A, D. 1897, hns filed said ccrtificnto' nmnds iiguinn said Exintei HA Hit I N T T U, COONEY, ■ , , ; , ,, • Ynll, find each o f you, a r e h ereb y 110Is h e ro b y g iven , t o nil w h o m It requ ired to presen t nny m aNyotlco 3 in my offico ,nnd hns mnde npplicntlon ,|f|,,,| c o n c e rn , thnt on th e 20th dny o f Now is tho tlmo for Summer application of fertilizer to citrus trees to servo tho double purpose of crcnt- ■ ff oo er Ti nhy Deeil t o irmuo In nccordnm'O c la im s and d em a n d s w h ich you, o r elth Juno, A. I). 1923, I s h all a p p ly to t h * x D e e d 10 is s u e in n c c o n i n i u (i(. ()f y|111 I1|My |,uvt, a g a in s t th o estnte ing now growth, which is tho foundation for next ycn r’B crop, nnd of developing tho crop now on tho trees. ’ with law. Said certificate embraces o f |*i! 1••r Noiuti. iluiuuiHinl, Into o f Hcml H o n o r a b le 13. F. H o u s h o M e r , J u d g e o f ('au nty. J«'lorhla. to th o untlor said Court, as J u d g e o f F r o b a t o , f o r m y Summer Fertilizer pnys for itself by increasing the size of tho fruit. Bo liberal with your trees. Wo [ tho following described property slt- enoli' lg ooil A d m in ist ra tr ix nf Haiti o s t a lo final d is c h a r g e a s A d t n l o ln lr a t o r o f t h * esta te o f H a r r ie tt H. C o o n e y , deceueed, in twti yeura fr o m th o ilnto h oroof. recommend thty following brands: | unted in Seminolo County, Floridn, to- w ith and thut u l the sa m e tlm o 1 will p r e ­ I In tel May 12th. A. I). 1922. sent to sa id C o u r t m y fin a l n cc o u n te a * JU t,IA T. SM ITH, wit: Bog, 10.70 chs. S nnd 17.81 cits, W. & T.'S SEMINOLE FRUIT MANURE SEMINOLE FRUIT ANI) VINE ■ A d m in is t r a tr ix o f tho E s ta to A d m in is t r a to r o f said estate, and a s k f o r th e ir n pprov n l. W of NE cor of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 Sec. o f F etor Nolan, deceased. (3% Am., Rr/o A. P. A., 5% Pot.) (3% AmA • <*• A Po**) 5 D ated A p r il lt t h , A. D. 1911. ilOHINHON A- HtHPGEH, 3, Twp. 20 S., Range 30 E., run S 55 F . J. McDANNISL. A t t o r n e y s f o r Entato o f A d m ln U tr a t o r . l ’ etur Nolun, deceas ed . 39-Htc 35-Dtp W. & T.’S SPECIAL FRUITER 1 degrees, E 17.38 chs., S 30 tlogrocs, W ALKIDEAL FRUIT MANURE (4% Am., 8% A. P. A., 8% Pot.) 3.74 chs., W. 1.90 chs., thence NWly (37i Am., 18% T. P. A., 10% Pot.) to beg. 5 acres. Thu snid land being IDEAL FRUIT AND VINE MANURE assessed at tho dnto of tho iRsunnco of (3% Am., 0% A. P. A., 10% Pot.) such cortificnto in tho name of James Townsend. Unless suld cortificnto Send for our booklet, “ Fertilizers for tho Summer Application” by Bayard F. Floyd. It treats not only Fruit and Vegetable Grates shnll bo redeemed according to law tnx "f fertilization, but gives summer schedule for spraying. deed will issue theroon on tho 12th Y ou Can Buy From Us at dny of May, A. D. 1022. Wholesale Prices Witness my oiTicinl signature and [■ F E R T I L I Z E R F O R C I T R U S T R E E S | ■ l ■ s S 5 ■ MONEY W IL S O N & TOOMER FERTILIZER C O M P A N Y sen) this the Gth tiny o f April, A. D, MANUFACTURERS OF IDEAL FERTILIZERS Jacksonville, Florida Aurlcnltural Building ALAN 1022. (SEAL) SCOTT, Local Representative 34-Otc 1. : St . ■*, E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminolo County, Florida. By: A. M. WEEK8, D. C. SAVING PRICES On F lour, G rain and Feed W r it* fer Prie* Ll«t W. A.Merryday Company Palalki, Florida ■■1111 ... t • * til �'' ; ' - f t 1 UVp J - SSB BSH Ai-I.IL____ =s Kfc I ly in lM*e m*4iure I ’U ca b p f* Btat« aid road, No. 105, is to coat $800,- backward! some complaint o f prams, This waa putting It mildly but pot­ m i UNCLE Ject— and will net serve a general pur* 518, tho countiea paying $60,140, and ture ripening—result o f hot, dry ting, it in tba proper light. We hays tho stato $240,378. This project in weather. The oat cropf is geherall* PWW-. • I pr. ] . ,'i • ■; • gotten away from the old time chiv­ tuff- Mpltif WU ti, HOLLT im k | eludes two bridges in Pinellas county poor; soma fields were abandoned"Road No. 2, from the GeorgiaM. r,,U U U D .......i*N N U if 114 IIHUIW alry and respect for women, Grand­ harvesting continued uhder favorabl^ to cost about $200,000. Florida line to Fort Myers, a distance Z. Jl. WXXX... . . . . . . . . ....... Om n i Mu i i u ma, mother and slater are no longer conditions. Swoot potatoes were sot "Tho estimated cost of nil projects of 140 miles; comprehends expendi­ on tho pedcstral whore they were PabltaRad b irr Friday by out^ where soil moisture was suffi­ npproved by tho state rond department tures of 12,400,400, of which the fed­ many years ago and where they cient. and tho harvesting of Irish po­ THE HERALDPRINTING COMPANY should eral government is to pay $800,769, aggregates $10,529,415. The total cost bo today. Tho Lakeland T ele-' (laatrparmted) tatoes continued. I^tans, tomatoes of all projects In tho first congres­ tho stntc $573,302 nnd tho counties gram says: nnd other truck made fair progress! sional district ns $1,668,555. This through which it will bo built $1,026,■vBBoatrnoM rxicrx nr adtakoii "Tho saying that a bad man Is on e, CitrnH treos, ns a whole, Improved! county nlono'hes expended nearly oat YXAS.......................................... M.00 337. HZ HOMTRX ..................................... 1.11 who can not speak of a good woman but there nro areas where tho rain-' twlco that sum, realized from county THZtt MONTHS..................................... TO without tears in his eyes is clover; (. "Note tho disparity: on road No. 1 nnd district bond issues, in tho con­ fall) wns entirely Insufficient,- nnd —an cast nnd west project— to cost Katarad u Sacoad Clara Mall Matter August IS, bccauBo there is n deep truth beneath.) the dropping of young fruit continstruction of ronds. 1IM. at UM Pwl Office at Baafard, Jlorlda, This truth is that tho worst of men $3,382,000, tho counties pay $028,338 Had.r Aat of March S, 1X71. "Federal aid allotted to the state ucd. Tho Inst week or ten days wore while on road No. 2, a north and south frequently try to ntono for their on approved projects aggregates $3,- tho most fnvornblo In the peninsula The Bastard Dalle Harald U pakliabad ovary misconduct by a strict attention to project, facilitating travel in and out aftaraaoi (aioapt Bumday) aai lharaa«hly an305,082. Of this tho firet congres­ since crop development began, but of the stato, of tho total cost of $2,an thla tradlag aaatlaa. Adyartlatay ratal raae- sentiment. Tho unfaithful husband sional district gets but $272,828, and more rain Is needed In nil divisions. aaabU and mad* k im *a application. fB.M 400,400, tho cauntlos pay $1,020,337. bringing expensive gifts to his wife patyaar, or l»a par month, la adyaaaa. tho bninneo of tho stato $3,092,859. g r im 1IKHALD BUILDIMO. Fhoaa 141 lives on In curtoon and vaudeville "Rond No. 3, Jacksonville to DoLcon "O f state funds used for theso pro­ because ho lives on in real life. Springs, is to coBt $780,831, tho fed­ jects in the entire state there Is al­ N OTED EDITOR •0* Mother’s Dny properly calls forth eral government to pay $227,305, tho lotted $3,745,504. Tho first congres­ SU FFER ED FOR the expression of much beautiful state $288,357 and the counties $205,- sional district gets of this sum $287,Sc'” * ' • • 7* Brother* are iiuiiilog their And with deeper v.'uter she will bo sentiment toward mother in particu­ F IF T E E N YEARS nawly'born sons, "Warren," It’s doub­ 108. 934 and tho balance of the stato $2,greater than tho greatest. lar and toward women in genoral. It ly Important that eur new President "On stato road No. 4, along tho 017,670. Frrink E. Dncons, Editor of "Ameri­ —■ o is not amiss to ask If wo aro sincere. makes good. east const, tho projects approved by "The counties jof tho state put up All those civil wars in China will can Youth," Chicago, Tolls or I*hy. No mnttcr whnt other countries cause more loundrymen to come to iinvo been or aro—for they have advertising investment in proportion tho rond department uro almost en- as their portion of theso projects $3,sirianB Inability to Help His Severe tlrcly In St. Johns county nnd north. 418,220. Tho counties in tho first (jontho United States. shown that they enn bo most immor­ to the money paid for plants, maternnd Complicated Intestinal Trouble. Thcy arc estimated to cost $1,094,211 Jgressiurtal district jfut up $507,798, and ------------ o ------ -al while most ''chivalrous”— in a inis nnd labor." Ferraline Brought Relief. of which the federal government will the counties outside this congressional We are almost afraid to look at an bind where men prey on womanhood,' pny $399,904, tho state $098,507, nndl,l|M triet $2,840,431." heiress these days. It means being while boasting of the protection nnd DIGGIN’ THEIR OWN TATERS. the countios $595,740. Business and professional men find deported by the rich papa. luxuries thoy give their own family; Ferrnllna to be o f ppecullar vnluo in "On rond No. 5, from High Springs WEATHER AND CROP CON------------ o -----------where thousands of women every I It is most noticcablo this spring that restoring strength, relieving run down down tho west const through Tnmpu, The St. Johns river is our greatest year die In childbirth for lack of the pnpors of Florida hnvo refrained DITIOKS IN FLORIDA FOR conditio* mind building up the system, asset, Howovcr, it will not doopen knowledge nr attention; whore large from Koing into ecstasies over cundi- extending to Fort Myers nnd thenco THE WEEK ENDING MAY 9 Mr. Frank E. Dncons recently sent us following tho Tnminml Trail, projects Itself. It will take tho efforts of the nurubers of prospective mothers cam date:; for stato and county offices, the following interesting statement: people to make it what it should bo. Tho Miami Herald noticing it also, j which have been approved by tho doby their own manual work tho money "Having suffered for 15 years with partment aro located only in Lovy, Temperature: Tho tompornturo to pny the expenses of .the birth; very aptly says: I 2 unvero and rnmplirntpd case of in­ n»yj M vinutcc c o u n t ie s to 5 :lcgr::E abovu Some people never see any good In! where thousands of women every "Floiidu newspapers are giving testinal troubtc and having tried miniThese projects are estimated to cost ( Uie seasonal, except in the south nnd anybody or anything, probably bo-1 year undergo operations made nec­ every candidate who announces •' otut tf.’ty v.ouu mid wa«icK<ii>, l $003,848, of which tho federal govern­ extreme w ;ct where it was: ahawi ALa cause tVfj’ -trr s i >:nnlxd tlionisolv'ifc. essary by the results of their bus- *1 Ills ambitions before tho coming induced to try FERRALINE, the won­ ment will pay $100,924, the state $344,normal. primary a friendly notice, but bands’ infidelities; in n country lll^c 553 and the counties $122,37(1. It Rain: .Showers occurred over all derful Natural Tonic, and found it con­ So many pcoplo hero are con­ tills we enn be excused for viewing , none of them seem to bo taking should he borne in mind, however, that divisions—least in the lower central tained tho elements nnd properties tinually crying about what ought to with a critical cyo our Mother’s Dny didos as between those who have this does not include the largo amount mid southern counties. Rainfall was necessary to relievo my suffering, bo done but wo note that thoy hnvo sentiments nnd our talk nbout our announced. The fact is that tho of money spent by Hillsborough coun­ locally henvy west of tho Suwannee lone up my system nnd rebuild nnd in­ never attended a meeting of tho reverence for women. Wo nro not newspapers of this stato aro be­ ty to iniild thin road from the Pasco River, especially in Jefferson, Gads­ vigorate my digestive organs. Chamber of Commerce in their lives. the worst nation In the world, but wo ginning to realizo that, hereto­ I gladly recommend FERRALINE county line to the Manatee county den, Walton, Escarmhin nnd adjoin­ ------------o -----------fore, they have been something of have a long wnys to go. to suffers from Stomach Troubles, line, the only state aid given being ing districts. There are nreas, how­ Even the prisoners in the county a catspaw for ambitious politic­ What mother wants, people of $170,900—$100,000 of which has not Chronic Diarrhoea, or Intestinal ever, in tho peninsular whore drought Jnils and penitentiaries aro becoming America, is not merely tho annual ians and that they have been used Troubles." yet been paid, though long past duo— dissatisfied mid are putting on riots. Mother’s Day gift and sentiment continues, although relieved to some to further factionalism, some­ and the cost of two bridges, approxi­ extent by showers. Huy u bottle of Ferraline today. Tho Republican administration can­ while she lives and flowers on her thing that is now fast disappear­ mately $ 100,000. not bo hold ncocuntahlo for this, how­ grave after her death. She wants Crops: The rain of the current Stait on the road to health without de­ ing from tho state. Their pres­ "Rond No. 6, in Calhoun county, week and that of tho last days of the lay.—Adv, ovcr. Tho prisoners are simply be­ such sons nnd such daughters, as she ent attitude seems to ho to let from Port Ht. Joe to thu Jackson coun­ previous week saved u critical situa­ coming tired of so much food and can, without too much effort, take candidates do their own election­ ty line, a distance of 65 miles, is to tion over much of tho peninsular. NOTICE TO U! bucIi good times and ho much atten­ a pride in. This is her greatest pos­ eering without any nuiturinl aid cost $195,000, on which tho state will tion of tho wclfnra workers. Too sible baldness. Whnt women in gen­ Corn that wns wiltering generally and from tho press." I have for sale at real barganls: much high living will mnko anyone eral want from men is—sentiment, If tho candidates for political o f ­ pay $113,000 and the county $82,000. apparently beyond recovery, shows "Rond No. 7 in Escambia county 1 Ford touring enr, $350. much improvement, although the discontented. no doubt, but, first of nil, genuine fices in this stato want the newspa­ 1 Ford touring car, $490, nearly —--------- o -----------nnd sincere protection, nnd, individ­ pers to devote columns and pages to will cost, it, is estimated, $334,203, the growth is bnckwnrd and some on Orlando is assisting in the water­ ually and collectively, a square deal. them again, evor, thoy will have to pay cost to be shared by tho federal gov­ highlands wns lost; early corn Is in new. 1 Bulck 6. market. Cotton is coming; up— long ------------ o-----------for said columns and pages at tho ernment, and the county, ways nobly. And when the St. Johns "Road No. 8 in Highlands and delayed by drought, nnd chopping nnd 1 Iiuick 4. rivor is deepened Orlando can easily INDUSTRIES ADVERTISE YOUR regular rates we would charge any 1 Ooldsmobilc 8, nearly now. other "gusher,’’ "wild-enttor", or "pro­ Okeechobee counties will cost $314,- first work mndo progress; plants nro CITY. cut n canal to tho rivor. Wo said It Alt in goud condition and painted moter," to say nothing of thu solid 933, of which tho state will pay $63,034 small. Tobacco made good progress when wo lived in Orlando and we say nnd the counties $261,899. as did peanuts, cano and minor crops. — N. II. Gnrnor at Wight Bros.’ Ga* Tho best publicity n city can Iinvo business men. it yot. "The Hernando, I’asco nnd PinollnH Melons improved, but growth is rngo. 36-3t&\v-ltc is out tbo advertising of Chnmbor of In other words politicians from ---------- o ---------now on in Florida arc going to "Dig Commerce or Bonrils of Trade, but Tho firo insurance agents of Flori­ da oxpoct to meet in Orlando on May that of successful Industries located ’tnters," instead of standing round 23rd. Tho life insurance agents there, according to Henry L. StnploH, j hrnggln' on father, Jollying niothor, should meet with them nnd botwoon of Richmond, Virginia, chairman of kissing Imby Sue, am! uatlng thu yams tho two wo should devise some sort tile Southern Council of the Ameri­ after they are roasted.—Tampa Tribo f safety dovico that would savo UB can Association of Advertising Agen­ uno. cies. -ofrom tho flroB of holl. fit responding to an address by tho (!C> TO JAIL OK BE SOMEBODY. mayor, welcoming tho quarterly ses­ Thoro Ih bo much for our congress­ The first chapter in the life story of sion of the Council to Winston-Sal­ men nnd senators to do hero in Flor­ em, Mr. Stapels also emphasized tho what some day may bo called "The ida in tho way of deeper water nnd grnwtli of advertising in the South as Making of (iuy Robbins," was ended better ports and other Improvements Indicative of the business development tho other day by Judge Seutel, of Urthat we should think they would bo of tliis section, among other tilings liana, 111. Hu gave Robbins, a farm rustling around some and going af­ saying: band, (lie alternative of going to pri.ster theso big things. Thoro is no on fur 10 years fur robbing a store, or "As Into as fifteen years ago, n project in the United .States with greater merit than tho St. Johns riv­ prominent advertising man after trav- agreeing to obey theso ten commamleling for weeks through tile South, meets laid down by tho court: er and yot the Florida delegation Go to church or Sunday school at rarely opens up their voices in song! Iold me that lie found no products good enough to advertise. least once a week. about it and we have had nothing in "H must lie a source of gratification Give up cigarette smoking for one tho way of improvements in ten to every southern man to note tho year. years. changed conditions of today—not only Stay away from pool hulls one year. in textiles hut in other lines as well Read I selected by the public Attorney General Daugherty says "Sealdsweet Oranges and Grapefruit librarian, and report to the probation tho U. S. Senators can spend all tho ilie incomparable gift of Florida's gol- otricor what lie hurl read, money they want on their candidacy den groves, greet you on the breakKeep employed constantly, and keep campaign since Senator Newberry 1ms fast table at the Ritz or the Waldorf, account of expenditures. been whitewashed. They can spend "Carloads of Coca-Cola—that adStay off streets at night except on nil they want In every state except verlisiug prodigy of Atlanta—aro business. Florida and here thoy are held down ipi curbing thirst in Kansas City and Keep alt laws of state, city, or vil hy the ilrynu I’rlmiuy law. Homo of Seattle. Inge. them however never needed any llry"Planters of Peanuts—made in HufDrink no intoxicating liquor, an primary law to hold Ilium down folk, Virginia, smile at you from thu Pay all court costs in $5 monthly inIn tliclr expenditures. If they over news stands along the subway as you stiillmeiits, spent a nickel for a cigar they would wait for the South Ferry Express. ( Report to eircuit judge the first day have had a fit nnd jumped into tho "Ivory Garters—made in old New of each court term. river. The campaigns now are JiiHt Orleans, nro in evidence in the lockIf Robbins lives faithfully to Ibis O N TRACTO RS and engineers in nil parts o f the llko Sunday school picnics with tho er rooms at Pino Valley, Woodiawn contract for six months the peuitencountry who have used Cletrac are enthusiastic red lenumndo cut out and swimming or Sunset Hills while their owners Gary will never get him. It is an inover its remarkable ability to save time and money on prohibited. But one thing is sure are enjoying the carol of the clouk ] foresting experiment, one that the every job it tackles. and certain—the cnndliintos got no and melody of tho mnshlu. |country well might watch.— Capper's TJI m o Arm Tit gu t a t more free notices from thu newspap­ "V-C Fertilizers, made out of tho Weekly, It’a a treat to watch Cletrac putting over a road job. Hauling CU'trnc J obs ers. They pay for what thoy say fertility that went to nourish the materials, scraping, grading, filling, ditching— it never lets up till Pulling Ditching Machines now or there is no say nnd thu pea­ billies of animals in bygone centuries, WHERE THE STATE ROAD MON­ Pulling Hooter ami Oradlng the job is done — it's never stumped by treacherous footing or Plow* nut politicians that formerly rode the lire being shipped from the .Smith to steep grndfcs. * EY IH GOING Handling Cream* or W heel nowspapurs aro paying in advance or the corn lielt so that fields may stay Hcrapera Tlie sure grip of its broad, tank-type tracks gives Cletruc a Pulling Orudrre and Leveler* they get no notices. Tho editors of productive fur man and ills children’s Tho Tnmpn Times is compiling some Hauling A w ay Dlrl steady powerful pull that does the work of half a dozen anlmala Florida hnvo torn their shirts for children. |valuable statistics about the road 11,Inning In Material in half the time and at half the cost. It’s easy and economical to candidates tlu* Inst timo. O p e ra tin g Stone C ruaher, "Those products have all outgrown' building in Florida and showing that operate, too. Qravcl Screening Mill, Con­ the swaddling clothes of sectional ilia- the hulk of our money—Smith Florida crete Mlaere, Conveyors and KUvatore This honestly built tractor has proved that it can't be equaled WIIAT MOTHER REALLY WANTS trlbution. These manufacturers are money— is going for roads west of the Pulling Heavy Hellers as a power unit for stiff hauling jobs and it fits right Into the not only manufacturing thu goods, Suwannee river and show the truth of F u llin g or Pushing Sn ow Flows tremendous 19z2 roud construction campaign which calls for every Each succeeding Mother's Day hut they are manufacturing public these assertions by the following sta­ Cleaning Roadalde Drain* possible economy. With a Cletrac you will greatly increase your givos one a new vista down tho opinion concerning them. tistics: • Mowing Roadsides road-building capacity, r winding years nbout mother ami wo "On state Rond No. 1, from JackEach of the products which 1 have coma to think that if mothur Is liv­ just referred to hnvo been helped by sonvillo to I’cnsucola, on 131 miles of it 1 , ^ , or,a?,UHhi " R thL‘ C'CtraC ln thls territory because we believe ing she ought to have tho flowers In­ national advertising prepared by the project the department estimated t is the outstanding power unit in tho tractor field today. Como stead of waiting until h) io is dead. members of the Southern Council of Hint there would he expended by the In nnd examine it — lei us demonstrate it on any job you say— Our motors have dune so much for tho American Association of Adver-1department or under Its supervision ask us for actual figures showing how much it saves. Then HARD THIS WAV. BUTmankind that they lire entitled to tlising Agencies who are mooting hero $3,382,990, of which the fedornl govdecide for yourself if Cletrac isn’t the tractor for you. much more than they ever got in this tliis evening. lornmont was to provide $1,541,720, tho llfo and it is only when wo hnvo "Quantity production was Americas state $1,212,930 and thu counties thru children of our own that wo bugin to first grout gift to industry. Quantity which thu road is to be built $628,930. roalizo just whnt sacrifices mother selling or advertising was her second. This is distinctly a north urn! west made for us. Col. Nolan speaking We have discovered the only soiling Florida project, and represents more FLORIDA DISTRIBUTORS hero for thu Ku KJux Klim vory force that can be multiplied ns fust ns than one-third of nil Die work undertruthfully said that "ho hold no brlof miichino-mndo merchandise, machine- taken by llie department since its orDAYTONA, FLORIDA for the young peoplo of todny but made salesmanship or advertising, gunlxntion. The physical shape of whnt tho nation needed was to put Many buHlnoHsess still suffer iiecnuso Florida is largely north and south, and grandma back on thu pedestal whore of attempted mass production withuut tbo travel into and out of tho state is grandpa placed her many years ago." mnsH Helling. Thoy need to make an principally in these directions. Rond THE SANFORD HERALD Y ou ’ll F in d Cletrac R igh t For R oa d W ork C McDonald & bu r g m an I j *k,, * ___&_____ ' ' _" ■■ . 'a■ �■ V. ' - V ; ! ' ' - V- iTiiTWtaB >14 ?• •i '. V . !<((•#«** THK 8ANF0RP WEEKLY HEftALD, FRIDAY, MAY t i l t h ■i 5w i c • / *..... ■ . . Ji ’ .'^ •//*, ,' ;■»* * h s5 % W jjv W sa-ss ,r i | o !i H "t M l i Villi ll|H ill I q oii'C ' v *f* v , 12.63, which, whan freight U con­ sidered, brings the two bids almost to a level. ’ ' Thoro wero seven bidders on, the Ornngo county work. There wore several on the IMnclIns county work. The drop In tho nvornge of tho bids mokes It evident road building costs nro down. There 1b undoubtedly a decrease in tho cost of labor, of ma­ terial, and of construction supervis­ ion, nnjl, in Borne things, there is n material reduction of freight rates. By tho time tho Hillsborough county contracts nro ready to bo let, tho in­ dications aro that n still greater de­ crease in costs will have come, and tho relative drop shown by the nvt#ngo of the Ornngo county bids and tho Pinellas county bids, will at lonjt bo duplicated for this county. The bids for the Ornngo county project as shown by tho county road department engineer’s tabulation sent to tho bidding contractors, wore as follows: Lnsly Bros., and Harvey, $2.40 per sqqunre yard; Fish Bros., $2.75; J. Y. Wilson, $2.<48; James G. Yeats,.$2.63; F, W. Long & Co., $2.55; W. H. Ken­ drick, $2.50; Georgia Eny inhering Co., .'i- nv.*c I wm A greatthing to have on ice at home Your grocer dellvcre it by the ease 1 J / . oi .B ottled h im Delicious and Refreshing TH E C O C A - C O ^ ^ I N G , CO. lo m iP UHBPa *N I K U i a i V t i .l f I M ( r n O H lH< j t o t » . C o i » U a l M I , ATUlWf* a * f lS .5 f • i BOB i-i hxb rn y f.u j Pi -----------o---------- NOTHING LIKE HOME INFLUENCES if *t v v h In these dnyB of jnzz, lust cars and fast living, wo are getting away from the home influences of tho early dnys fathers and mothers are leaving tho child!en to shift for themselves at night instead of remaining at home to look over them, children cannot There is a satisfaction in knowing’ that study but must attend tho movies or when you send for a thing that you will get it. tho dances or tho partios every night in the week and the effect is noticeIt is our purpose to maintain our stocks aide in the life of lliu country. Wo so that you will not be disappointed. are living too fast, leaving tho home fires, casting off the influences that Another thing,—the price is not ad­ formerly held tho family together. The Jacksonville Metropolis uptly vanced during a temporary local shortage. says: 4 ' 1, * "That was a high note sounded by We are at your service all the time. Ed Arras, international Kiwnnis trustee, at tho weekly meeting of tho local Kiwnnis Club when ho said "show me one person that has kopt from crime by prison walls nnd I will show you a thousand that have Phone 536 been kept on the straight and nar­ row path because of noblo principles of living learned at their mothers’ GROW ERS SUPPLIES knees." , Not criticizing present methods for the prevention of crime and tho ref T. J. MILLER BUILDS 25, there will be given at tho school urination of criminals, Mr. Arras ex­ ANOTHER BUILDING house a program of essays, music, pressed the belief the real salvation songs nnd drills. Tho main part of o f tho world lies in the Influeneo o f T. J. Miller, the “ town builder” ia this program will bo givon by tho mothers and the homes of which thoy putting up another ono. Ho baa members of the Senior Class, who will are the hearts, and lie soch n menace to mornls in tho fact the family al been building so many buildings discuss In an interesting way somo of tho work done by tho class during tar is not ns prominent an institution during the past six months that it as it once was, and thure Is eausu for tho yenr. is difficult to keep up with him. His Tho eighth grado will nlso givo the fear held; for no influoncc in tho latest is a fine two story building in special work, nnd diplomas of en­ world is as abiding or comforting ns the roar of his furniture store on trance to the High School will ho de­ I that spirit of righteousness which Second street nnd west of his apart­ livered by Supt. T. W. Lawton to tho only can be inculcnted in tho youthment house that fronts on Palmet­ following members of tliis grade: ' ful mind at the family fireside. Search tho prisons of the world. to. This new building will bo a two Clyde Palmer Argo, Shirley Mary story brick the flrst floor to bo oc­ Swope, Evelyn I.enorn Wheeler, d ia r­ Explore the underworld. Ask men cupied b y Mr. Miller as a mortuary ies Johansen, William Robert Wil­ and women in tho highways nnd hed­ ges what influences shnped the des’ and funeral chapel temporarily and liams, John Batts Jones, Jr. n small warehouse ill the rear. Tho At eight o’clock, Friday, May 20, times of their lives. Then ask, when itcnnd floor will bo n nice five room the following seniors will be gradu­ you wore a child tlid you repent this apartm ent with nil modern conven­ ated from the Ilighh School: Warm prayer at your mother’s knee— iences. Mr. Miller will occupy tho Winifred Pope, Virginia Burch first floor until such time as he can Wright, Catherine Monterio Young, Now I lay mo down to sleep, construct i. larger building for his Walter Lee Carter, Harold Walter I pray the Lord my soul to keep; If I should die before I wnko funeral and embalming business at Vnrn, the earner of Commercial nvouuc and Tho commencement address will bo I pray thco Lord my soul to tnlcc. Palmetto in the rear of tho postof- delivered by Prof. W. II. Drcsch, D. You’ll discover Ihnt the great ma­ fire whore ho owns n fine pieco of D., of Rollins College. His subject jority of thoso who fell before tho property. Verily, Snnford Is grow­ will be, "The Key to Suceoss." ing and T. J. is doing n mnn’s part In The Diplomas will he presented by onrushing tides of life never repented it, never kriew tho significance of ap­ the b u ild in g. Principal M. J. Okcrlund. The Oviedo orchestra under tho di­ proaching a mother’s kneo in the ev­ COMMENCEMENT rection of Mr. E. A. Ball, will furnish enings and there receiving the bene­ diction which conies only through tho music. EXERCISES OVIEDO tho loving touch of her hnnd. HIGH SCHOOL Oh tho solemn Influences of tho BRICK PAVING COMES DOWN family altnrl As ono who has bowed The commencement season of tho Oviedo High School will begin on tho Seminole county expects to have within its presence looks back to it evening of Sunday, May 21, when tho more roads paved within the next —tho scono when all the family as­ sembled in the living room, a few commencement sormon will be deliv­ two years at least and Snnford City chapters wero rend from tho Bible, ered at the Baptist church by Rev. F. Rlaikmnn, D. D., former prosi-* will have many new streets paved followed by n paternal prayer—the dent nf Rollins College. Special mus­ within the next six months if the bond dignity nnd everlastingness of tho In­ issues go over as in all liklihood they fluence) is realized in its nobler sense. ic will be rendered by the choir. There Is no end to tho possibilities will. Brick pnving has always had Bn the evening of Thursday, May drst place in the minds of the citi­ of homd Influence. Nothing thut or­ zens of this county but in the past iginates there Is ovor forgotten. If the world is to topproach tho two or three years tho freight ratos on brick hnvo boon ho high as to bo finer ideals—the Ideals of righteous* almost prohibitive, Tho Tampa Trib­ llylng nnd sorvico to others—tho ap­ une sees the rnto of brick paving proach miiBt bo through tho principles coming down nnd has tho following of Christianity as exemplived in tho home. A community is neither hot­ about it: UNION-MADE "Taking tho highest and lowest ter nor worse than its nvornge homo. A new work garment so design bids on brick roads received by Pin­ This is also tme of a nation nnd tho <<l that the drop-seat will not ellas county ,thiB week, wo And tho world. show. Rations nro Invlslblo and placed so ns not to stick ia Tho best way to Hnvo mankind nnd nvorngo to bo $2.56 per square yard wearer’s bock when lying down. for number ono brick of a given dim­ to set Its feet on tho upwnrd pnth is ension, asphalt filler. Taking tho to touch It tho fundamental truths of LONG WEARING COMFORT COVERALLS sr» mull nvnrage of tho lowest, tho middle, and worth while living in Its Infancy. from l«ni mnUrlali ami suarantaad tho highest bids received by Ornngo There aro no substitutes for tho u> »t>»r Uno.lt an thnink baton Hit gnrmaiiu an maila uti, county March 15, wo got an average homo." insist on "P A N A M A "- Brand bid for tho same clnsa of rood and K.ha Mfs. Co., Mobil., AU. For Ront— Nicely furnished ton Identical materials of $2.03. room npnrtmentB with batly in Cates When It is considered that freight To M a k e G ood" on brick nnd other road material will now building, nt rcnsonnblo prices. bo much greater laid down in Pln- Also hnvo apartments for ront at 809 ollas county than It wns In Orlando, Mngnolin St. J. J. Cntcs, nt Catos 35-tfc these comparative figures nro ex­ store, tremely grntifying. 38-20tc Tho lowest bid received in tho Or­ 6GG quickly relieves a cold. ange county bidding was $2.40 per Mr. and Mrs. J. St. Clair Whlto, squnro ynrd nnd that bid got tho con­ tract for project No. 4. Tho lowest Jr., have ns their guest, Mrs. H. bid received by Pinellas bounty was Stevens Whlto of Jncksonvlllo. A Complete Stock Chase oc Company rPANAMA1’ FO R T ERALLS s BUMMER TOURISTS ARB COMING --------- T f f a '’7 7 Tho ahnounccmont o f tho loading railway lines of tho south, east and central wost that summor tourist rntes would bo offectlvo this summer tut Floridn has already had its effect, and locnl real estnte men aro receiv­ ing many inquiries from othor states for cottages and apartments. As n matter of fact few pooplo hnvo ever looked upon Florida as n summer resort state, nnd tho railroad announcement of rates is the first big boost this state has received along that lino. Once tho pcoplo of tho country at largo nro told of Florida’s summer cllmnto nnd got tho inbred idea out of their bends thnt Florida is excessively hot in summer timo this stato will become tho greatest summer ns well as winter playground of tho people of the eastern half of tho United States. The snmo amount expended for ad­ vertising Florida’s summer attractive­ ness thnt is spent to promote winter tourist business would fill this stato with summor recroatlonlsts. Instead of one big tourist crop, Florida would gather two. Advertising built up Florida’s win­ ter business and advertising will build up Florida’s Bummer business. — Daytona Journal. Phono Cates Cruto Co., for lizer for your lawn nnd garden. will toll you the kind to use and the 111ice attractive for you. Crate Co.. Phono 1HI. . " ii e Otugi RED-TOP 30 x 3 £ Extra Ply of Fabric—H eavy Tread Price $17.85 ferti­ They make CutcS j HBtfc, OR poor ronds, for heavy loads, for hard use anywhere the Fisk Red-Top cannot bo equaled F for small curs. An extra ply of fabric and a heavy trcuu ot extra tough red rubber make a strong tire built to meet exuding conditions. Time after time one Red-Top has outworn three ordinary tires, ts distinctive looks indicate your selection o f a high-grude tire while its extra milcugo more thun justifies your choice. Bargains found each day by read­ ing the Herald Ads. SANFORD LAD GIVEN TRANSPORTATION HOME There ’.t a Fisk Tire o f extra value In t-i’cry size, fo r car, truck o r speed trcigmi Tho following dipping from a Ma­ con, Georgia, newspaper will bo of in­ terest to Hanford renders: ‘■Benjamin Franklin munched his dry hmf of bread nH he strolled up Cherry street yesterday, forgetting nil else in his hnppinoRH nt fend oneo 1 more. “ No’m, I nint hungry, but if you’ll just give me tho money to go homo on, I will suro appreciate it," said Young Ben, whoso renl name wns David Farmer, when ho enme to tho PHONE 17 Assoeinted Charities to seek nid. |OAK AVENUE AND FIRST STREET The Associated Charities is some­ times made to feel thnt its work is out ho started to walk ns far ns pos­ nro so many others that come mid go, not all in vain when a note of grati­ sible. He arrived In Macon with bot­ but nit thu next morning’s mall came tude is received quite unexpectedly from tho receiver of some kindness. tomless shoes and in a desperate need a little note from David nt Snnford, Fla. David had been visiting his sister of food nnd enre, at Sparks, Gn., nnd hnd no money to David could not bo persuaded to "I sure do thank you for giving the get homo on. Times aro linrd nnd he eat anything ns a gift but instead ho money to come home on nnd ns soon could not seciiro enough money to get took his only fifteen cents nnd ns I can make shine money, I will homo. Tho child was very anxious to bought htiiisolf n dry loaf of bread. send your money back to you,” ho see father and mother onco moro bo Dnvld had boon forgotten as there concluded.” FOR SALE BY Kent Yulcaniziiig Works Proved PAVING ECONONY FOR FLORIDA TAXPAYERS A SIX-YEAR RECORD Representative Maintcnince and Repair Costs of Florida Brick Pavements— ORANGE C O U N T Y - \ H E T O T A L m a in t e ­ nance and repair cost fo r th ir ty m ile s o f vitrified brick paving in three Florida counties has been only S I 68 over a six year period—a rate of cost less than $6 a mile a year. T Road No. l j Built, 1915; Length, 7.2 miles: VITRIFIED Cost for maintenance and re­ pair per mile each year: ■$4. 08. SEMINOLE COUNTY— PAVEMENTS Road No. 1; Built, 1916; Length, 8.4 miles: • uvM» Cost for maintenance and re­ pair per mile each yean & .£ 0 . VOLUSIA C O U N T Y Road adjacent to DeLand Built, 1916; Length 14.6 miles: Cost for mainttnamt and re­ pair per mile each year: $ 6 . 63 . Average Cost per mile per yenr for these 30 miles: $5.56. ; i .lia U K sm a re lo w -c o s t p a v e m e n ts per year of service, as all p u b lic r e c o r d s t e s t if y . Considering their long life when well-built, they are the least expensive pave­ m ents any com m unity— your com m u n ity— can build, I vfJl )|UC NATIONAL PAVING BRICK MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION C fit . n n l „*>iO l o l i;tiiw»*vi so tlyn.1 y *ru (■ I Cleveland, Ohio T& .ViM �>■ .<• ; ■ ■ - ••• . ■ • ’ • ■ .. THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 12,1922 ALL BUSINESS AND TRADE CONDITIONS SHOW ADVANCE THROUGHOUT UNITED STATES UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Bortloson entertained guests from Sanford on Sunday. Miss Bright Lnnoy was n visitor over Sunday of Miss Margaret Ericson. Mr. Thompson was a dinner guest Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cramer, who later carried him home going on as usual down to see their aunt, Mrs. Coller who is still at For­ mosa, Vernon accompanying thorn. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson of near Monroe wore Sunday guests at the home of his son, Will, who has not yet recovered from the influenza, as tho doctor calls it. John MUIor tells us ho has hal el­ ectric lights placed in his homo and they are expecting more out soon. We are sure glad to sea tho places filling up and new homes being built and old onos painted nnd repaired. Forrest West is nlso adding on an extension to his kitchen anc^ back porch. Charley Cramor has been helping for a few dnys. Let us not forgot tho preaching next Sunday at the Lutbcr-r ^hureh nt 11, In Swedish and English, nt even­ ing, with Sundny school ns usual nt tho PrcBbyteriun at 2 I’ . M. Itov. J. S .Clark gnvo ns nn extra good sermon last Sundny showing that Wq now in tho church ngu are under tho period of a place of truth. Wo are pleased to have with us Mr. nnd Mrs. Dunn nnd family ns well nn Miss Iccnhour. Sorry there is no way for tho pastor to get over for tho mid week meeting. Mrs, Cooper of New Smyrna a cousin of Mrs. Volio Williams and Charles Miller of Owenshurg, Ken­ tucky, was hore to attend tho funeral of her father, Mr. Win, MUIor. They took tho undo over to Now Smyrnn and on Sunday to his Into brothers homo near Orlando; Inter in tho day ho left to return home. Mr. nnd Mrs. Yewoll, tho former a childhood chum of tho doeeasod were also present, lately having coino to resido In Orlnndo from Kentucky. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Haskins wore visitors Sunday nt tho homo of their sister Mrs. Nieco nnd father, Mr. Maim. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. F. Lindquist nnd children spent Sunday at tho homo of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. August Swanson, while Archio had ns his guest, C. E. iicrgqulst from Sanford. Mr. Tyners is expecting relatives from Windormero next Sunday and Emil Mngnuson. Some of the roads around the*Cam­ eron City neighborhood are miser­ able. We do not know if tliese roads hava been made county roads or not hut from the looks o f them they evi­ dently do not belong to any county or state. There are plenty of good farms in that neighborhood nnd it is difficult for the pcopto to get in or out just now on account of the heavy sand. It would lie well for tho county commissioners to give all tho people of the thickly sottlod portions of tho county better ronds as soon us possible after the now bonds are sold. Drilling for petroleum and nnturnl gas in Hungary so far has been un­ successful although nomo wells have boon bored to a depth of 000 motrB. Everyone Should Drink Hot Water in the Morning Waoli away all stomach, liver, M d bowel poisons before hrsskfsct. Thirty Thousand Manufacturers Make Report as “ Stable, Sane and Continuous Advance” ( □ ? T h e Asatirlntrd I ' r . n . ) NEW YORK, May 10—Business and trnde conditions through­ out the United States as reported by thirty thousand manufac­ turers to John H. Edgcrton, president of the National Association of Manufacturers today, show “ Stable, sane, definite and continu­ ing advanco,” summary issued by Edgerton declared. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ N ■ N ■ 3■ 3■ ■ i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s ■ N ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m 3 3 3 3 ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a a a a ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ A b grow ers w h o oon op oio die Florida Citrus Rr iuinjfi take justifiable pride in dns» ou r Sealdsw eet tradem ark. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ _ a ■ s::■ ■■ ■■ ss : i ■ ■ ! ■ 5 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 3 *: 3 ! of FLORIDA- by FLORIDA- for FLORIDA 53 3 3 ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ ■ ■ 2 ■ I!i f I all tho producers of the United States today ars turning and everywhere ths Florida Cltnu MxrhniiKo Is r eg a rd ed as a m od el ■ a 33 33 s3 T h o ox p n n slon o f c a r lo t m a r ­ kets f o r F lo r id a o r a n g e s and g r a p e f r u it has bean duo to the efforts o f tho g r o w o r s ' o w n c o nporuUvo o r g a n is a t io n . Futu re e x p a n sion o f su ch m a r k e t s must ho made by tho g ro w e rs . ■ S ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 3 3 3■ ■ 3 3 3■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ii ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ To feel your best day In nnd day out, to feel clean ituddo; no sour bile ■ ■ to rout your tongue and sicken your breath or dull your head; no consti­ ■ ■ pation, bilious attacks, alck head­ ■ ■ ache, colds, rheumatism or gassy, ac­ ■ id stomach, you imiHt blithe on tho ■ ■ Inside like you bathe outside. This ■ Is vastly more important, hoenusa tho skin poreH do not absorb impuri­ ties into the blood, while tho bowel pores do. To keep these poisons and toxins well flushed from the stomach, livor, kidneys and bowoU, drink before breakfast each day, glnss of hot wat­ er with n tcnspoonful of limestone phosphuto in it. Tills will clcnneo purify and froshon the entiro iiilmontnry tract before eating more food. Get a quarter pound of limestono phosphate from your phurnineixt. It is Inexpensive nnd almost tnsteloss. Drink phosphuto hot water overy morning to rid your system of thoso 3 vile poisons and toxins; nlso to pre­ vent their formation.—AjJv. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ T is ours. It belongs to no one else. It cannot be taken away from us. Its value increases from season to season. That yalue and its increase, belong solely to us. I T h o first c o m m e r c i a l In trod u c­ tion o f r e g u la r s u p p lie s o f g r a p e ­ fr u it Into G rea t llrlt aln , w ith a c c o m p a n y in g ed u ca tion a l w ork , Is but a s in g le one o f tha a c h i e v e ­ m en ts o f tho F lo r id a Citr us Kxchniign during the cu r re n t murlcotln g scunon. Remember These Facts U eald sw cet o r a n g e s and g r a p e ­ fruit are a c c e p te d liy tho trade as n a tio n a lly a d v er tis ed -p r od u c ts . ' A n d they are d is t in c t ly F lor id a produ cts. L ik e w is e d is tin c tly oltrus. H u n d r e d s o f th ou san ds » ' h o u s e w i v e s w h o d em an d Heald■ weot f r o m their grouers a s s o ­ ciate tho n am e o n ly w ith o r a n g e s an d g r a p e f r u i t — f r o m Florida. W h ile the F lo r id a Citrus K x Change pr e se r v e s m os t cordlul r ela tion e w ith c o - o p e r a t t v o m a r ­ k e t i n g o r g a n is a t io n s ev e ry w h e r e , It h oe n o o n t a n g l l n g alliances. A freexo In C a lifo r n ia o r A d r o u t h lit New Y o r k Htate f o r this reason m a y o n ly b r i n g tho benefits o f bettor pr ic es to m om bore o f th is o r g a n is a t io n . Any m ain ber o f the F lo r id a Citrus E x c h a n g e a l w a y s In In a position to obtain tho "high d o l ­ lar" for hla fruit whenever there la a market upturn. Nothing could demonstrate this better than events of last ninety days. In number of members, aoreage and volume of fruit, ibe Florida Cltnu Eiohange shows constant and oonslstsnt gain, Thera must be reasons for these feats. In­ vestigate and you will readily •nd what are these reasons. rT«aos* ■ ■ ■ a a ■ ■ a a a a a ■ a a a a ■ 8■ ■3 ■ a 3 3 W e are constantly working to upbuild the good-will value of our Sealdsweet trademark by advertising to consumers and to dealers; by consistent grading and packing practices; by intelligent co-operation with the trade. ■ ■ 5 o f efficient se r v ice to members. W h a t e v e r the p r o b le m s o f the fu tu re th ey m u st bo tho p r o b ­ lem s o f tho g r o w e r s — thoso w h o ow n tho land ami tho trees which p r o d u c e c itru s f r u it s — nnd o n ly the o r g a n is e d g r o w e r s s u c c e s s ­ fu lly m a y s o lv e them. \i 33 3■ 3■ * a Ths history, alms and purposes ef ths Florida Citrus Exchange may not bs told In a to w words. They ars Identical with thosa of ths citrus industry In Florida. T h s two cannot bs Intelllasntly separated. After m trs than a doien years of successful operation, the Flor­ ida Citrus JOzchanae today typi­ fies the .‘success of co-operative marketing carried on with the true co-operative spirit. It is to c o - o p e r a t iv e m a rk e t in g that ■ 2 ■ Consider These Points : s \l m committee majority was laid before |stolen from ‘his automobile, parky PRESIDENT MAY FAVOR . SALES TAX FOR BONUS Mr. Harding. The bill differs only In front o f ths Jail under the nose of slightly from tho measure passed by a policeman. It happened that abM (Hr Thr AaMfliilrd PrrMl tho house. sevonty-flve negroci were congr*. WASHINGTON, May 10.—View* The thegated about the jail to see tho polk* ..... president’s position ------ -on ........... of the president on tho soldier bonus soldier bonus was outlined in a le t -' lock up twenty others who had been legislation declared at the White ter to Chairman Fordney of the arrested in a raid on a dice game, Houso today as unchanged, will bo house ways and means committee Someone in the crowd noticed tha transmitted during tho next two when tho matter was pending hofore whiskey in tho car shouted, 'Liquor* days to Chairman McCumber and that body nnd which was to tho of- *'ie spectators gathered around the’ Republican members of the Neonate feet thnt either a sales tax to raise mnchlno and that was the last se«g the funds for palyng tho bonus o f the ovidenco. No arrests were finance committee. The president's ideas on tho sub­ should he enacted or some othor e f - ' made for tho crowd scattered, and It ject will bo presented to tho majority foctive means should be. was not known who was guilty, bat committeo mombors ns a result of tho $ho Chief is confident there was , WEST PALM BEACII, May 11.— joyous party In "Reno,*' tho negro visit of Chnirman McCumber and several of his associates to the whlto Chief Mathews, nftor confiscating quarter, Inter in the evening. houso recently, at which time the twenty-four quarts o f liquor here outline of tho bill approved by tho one night Inst week hnd tho evidence For quick results, try a want nd. W e do this secure in the knowledge that the Sealdsweet trade­ mark must remain a distinct asset to the citrus industry of Flc^ida, and to Florida alone. It cannot bs adversely affected by association with the products of any other section, or with other th^n citrus fruits. ■ ■ N ■ _ ■ I 33 33 H 33 During this last season we have made an increase of forty per cent in the private-sale, carlot markets in which Sealdsweet oranges and grapefruit have been sold, as compared with any previous year in the history of our organization. This is indicative of the progress which this co-operative body has been making, and is making, in every de­ partment of its operation. 33 3 3 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a ■ a :: f I The close of the season will find the Florida Citrus Exchange in the strongest position that ever it has occupied, having marketed suc­ cessfully the largest volume of fruit in its history; and having made ev­ ery possible preparation for the greater tasks which lie before it in pro­ tecting the interests of Florida producers, who must look to it, and to it alone for the solution of their problems, as citrus production further in­ creases in the groves of the state. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a H ■ In the ranks«of the hundred-and-one associations of this or­ ganization there is room for every grower who has the ability to co­ operate— “ to conduct yourself that others may work with you.” For detailed information consult the manager of the nearest Asso­ ciation or of the sub-Exchange in your territory; or write to the Business Manager of the Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, Florida. Remember, there is no capital stock; there are no initiation fees; there are no membership dues. He FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE The safest nnd surest way back to health, strength nnd hnpplnoss Is by . the Taninc route. Union Pharmacy. — Adv. \ ' S:;r<. hi. �WWMVWtt m n: Flakier County is Mining Ochre Frtfm Tremendous Field nir !%• ***•»!•«»< P r m ) BUNNELL, May 10.—Flagler coun- ha9 tho distinction of shipping on Tuesday tho first carlond of fine grado idlow ochre, mined, ground and pro7 nt tho Pidcock-Roberta ochro ^|n(J near Haw creek, about eight ,loa southwest of Bunnoll, It being the only industry of tho kind In tho ,tato of Florida. The car was consigned to Jnckaonrillo destined for local consumption. The company has boon compollod to suspend mining during the potato harvesting Benson, but expects in a foW dnys to bo In full operation again and will ship in largo quantities to Philadelphia and New York. One of tho principal products of this new industry for Florida will bo pure oxide of iron, for which there Is great demand at good prices and of which they will In a few days bo rondy for quantity production. Burnt slona, in its •-‘do variety of high colors and *11 of a superior quality will tako pre­ cedence ovor other mining, which shortly is merely to bo a side lino or by-product, und from a small experi­ mental start by Mr. Davo Roberts, a gentleman who bus dovoted years of study nnd trial of the Florida deposits the business now promises to rnnk among the largest and most important mining enterprises in tho stnto. So far ns nt presont known these mineral deposits exist in no other por­ tion of Floridn in mining quantities, but Mr. Roberts states that tho supply Is sufficient in Flagler county to sup­ ply the entire country for a good mnny years to come. Ono o f tho real deposits is that it is almost exclusive­ ly surfneo mining, tho overburden be­ ing one foot or Icsb throughout the field, covering Bovcrnl thousand acres upon which tho compnny lias secured options. The company owns outright a considerable acreage, the mineral de­ posits alone being estimated at mil­ lions of dollars. OLD BUILDINGS ARE PASSING Work o f demolishing the old frame building at the corner of First street nnd Park avenue occupied by the pool room has begun nnd this building will moke way for a fine three or four story brick building, tho owners, Dr. Puleaton nnd L. A. Brumlcy being undecided ns to tho heighth of tho building until they can determine what tho second nnd third and fourth floors will bo best suited. Tho old Miller building on tho other corner will bo tom down nt once and tho First National Bnnk will build a five story building there. Tho old Stnr Theatre Is nlmost dpwn now and it is understood that a new theatro will grace this lot. Sanford Is some building town. GLEANERS HELD THEIR LAST SOCIAL MEETING rr.r, Ttf'.JVT'X THESANPORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY It, IMS h m h h h M h h M MAYOR’S PROCLAMATIONCLEAN-UP WEEK fcs Whereas: It appears that on May 27fti, 1022, Snnford is destined to come into prominence as n conven­ tion City because of tho Mystic Shrino ccrcmonlnl, when thousands of people will he our guests, and Whereas: It Is tho desire of all Snnford that the city put on Its best appearance nt that time, nnd Wherens: It Is necessary to en­ list the aid nnd co-operntion o f all the people to the end that the city he mado clean and spotless, NOW THEREFORE, by tho au­ thority in mo vested, I, C. E. Henry, Mayor of tho City of Sanford do hereby proclaim tho week beginning May 16th, nnd ending May 20th, 1022, ns ‘Clean Up Week’ and I do hereby cnll upon nil citizens of *o Ha Ha Deed will issue thereon on the 29th WANTED—To hear from owner of good ranch fo r sale. State eath day o f May. A. D. 1922. WITNESS my official signature price, ful particulars. D. F. Bush, > and seal this tho 20th day o f April, Minneapolis, Minn. Apl 7-21; Mny 6-19; June 2-lw A. D. 1022. (SEAL) E. A. GOUQLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole LANDIS, FISH A HULL Couny, Florida. By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. 3«-6tc Attorneys and Counsellon-at-Law DcLAND. FLORIDA Will practice in the State and FederFOR SALE— Fine celery fnrm, 10 il viourts. S ~ lecial facilities for Exacres rich hammock land, cultivated •mining and Perfecting Land Titles. 10 yenrs. Crop on it now. Two flow­ ing wells, 8 ^ acres tiled; also thirty SCHELLE MAENES acres hammock adjoining with one LAWYER well nnd small pnrt cleared, near Office In the Court Home Cameron City. Apply to owner for FLORIDA particulars. Herbert O. Crlppon, It. SANFORD R. A., Box 189 38-2tp Snnford to lend every aid and as­ sistance in their power, to tho o ffi­ cials, in order that Sanford may pre­ sent n clean nnd spotless nppcnrnnco on the ceremonial day, as well nq on all other days. C. E. HENRY, * Mayor. Snnford, Sin., Mny 10th, 1022. ORDER. It is hereby ordered thnt the week G E O . G. HERRING beginning Mny lGth and ending May A treat for you to see tho nice new 20th, 1022, bo designated ns CleanAttorney-nt-Law Up Week, in tho City of Snnford, and apartments in Cntes new building. 35tfc No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildin all officials nnd employees r.ro hereby Only six moro loft to rent. SANFORD. FLA. directed to help, aid nnd assist, in carrying out tho spirit of tho May­ Tho Dnily Herald Delivered to your or’s Proclamation. door six dnys a week for 15 cents— C. J. RYAN, Join the throngs of readers. City Manager, i Mny 10th. 1922. JEWELER Tho Gleaners of the Presbyterian church had their last social meeting tho evening of tho 8th. It was great­ ly enjoyed by all as Mrs. Alfred Llljn, the president, had nrranged such n clover miscellaneous progrnm, of W A N T E D — Men o r w o m e n t o tn k e o r dora f o r g e n u in e Kuarnnteed h o s ie r y , which the first pnrt consisted of poet­ MY SPECIALTIES: f o r men, w o m e n a n d children. E l i m i n ­ ates d a r n in g (40.00 a w e e k fu ll time. ical tributes to various members. 11.00 an h our enaro time, Experience Picknrd’a Hand-Painted China Miss Hcrmina Lehman rendered sev­ unnecessary.— In ter n a tion a l B lock lu g Gorham's Sterling Silver Mills. N o r ris to w n , l ’ u. 20-10tp eral humorous vocal solos; at times Rogers' Plated Ware wo could hardly refrain from crying Elgin nnd Waltham Watches hut Just when thnt idea entered our s a S v i t a i n m i m t a t c i h i ' i a i n s a H i l B i t a t e l t i M ' a i “ We Picked Up Seven Lnrge Dead minds we wore shaking with lnughter Hats First Morning Using Rnl-Snnp." as somo of tho songs represented n So writes Mr. B. E. Cnrpcntcr, Mr. nnd Mrs. Chandler and family Mr. Fred Harden returned Wednonboy nnd his boyhood trials,- Delicious Wodiiridge, N. J. "Wo lost 18 small Parcel Past Your Cleaning and Dyeing to refreshments were served by Mrs. Al­ and Mr. nnd Mrs. Miller of Moore day from the Fernnld-Lnughton hos- chicks one night, killed by rats. pita] where he has been for the past Station spent Sunday with Mr. and fred Llljn, Mrs. J. W. Moro nnd Mrs. Bought somo RAT-SNAP nnd picked two weeks. Mrs. John Phillips. F. L. Green.—Contributed. up 7 lnrge dead rnts next morning Mrs. P. N. Wnkofleld spent Satur­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Evans and two nnd in 2 weeks didn’t sco a single rnt. day afternoon in Sanford attending children of Tampa spent the week­ RAT-SNAP is good and sure." Comer The Daily Herald Delivered to your end here returning to their home door six duys a week for 15 conts— meet of the Woman's Club. in enke ready for use. Throo size^. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McClain wore Tuesday. Join the throngs of renders. 35c, 05c, SI.25. Sol (land guaranteed culling on relatives nnd friends here’. Mrs. Anna Swanson is spending the by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. 611 Main St. Jacksonville, FI week in DeLand, takin geare of Mrs. A bail sprntn heals slowly if not Sunday. The May picnic that was held nt We prepay parcel postage on return. H. E. Hraddock, who has been sick trented with a remedy that has the Lake Harney Saturday was well at­ SEED CORN, COWPEAS, VELVET for some time. power to penotrnte the flesh Bal­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Milton Bnrlnw nnd BEANS, MILLET, GRASS lard’s Snow Liniment is especially tended. Mrs. Eiehnor left last week for St. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Long and Miss­ adapted lor such ailments. Three siz­ SEED. SORGHUM es Hazel anil Bessie Quigg ail of Or­ For Immediate shipment. Alt seasones, 30c, HOc and $1.20 per bottle. Sold Augustine to visit her dnughter. Mr. Fred McFarlane retured home lando were Sunday visitors at tlle able Field and Vegetable Heeds. Wrllo by Union Pharmacy.—Adv. , , ,, for Price 1.1st and Cntnloguo. Oar tienuMonday from Alabama. hnme of Mr. and .Mrs. (juigg here. tifui and instructive catalogue is free Mr. and Mrs, J. F. McClellan und Mr. Engcrsol gave a house talsing <‘»'1 «lv«" valuable informal Inn on Let Mrs. Mary Graves Toll You Her * K * farming him! wanlonlnff for Florida and family called on Mrs. J. M. Prevatt WrilncHilny afternoon. Quito a few tho Routli. Wrlto to oh today for npocPoultry Raising Experience. * i.-aiss ......... . i*i,,nir , tul lirlocw on your N«e<1 riMiulremoittN. Suiylny afternoon. MRS. SHIELDS TO GO Y\rnt to in Ip tlu (UilMt olontr. our complete ntork will oiwtdo iih to “ Three years ago bought rut In tiMrs. P. N. Wakefield and Mr. and J II. D, Durant anti family and Mrs. supply you to advantage In price and ON TRIAL TOMORROW butor, this year I’ve made money. Mrs. T. W. Prevatt were FOR KILLING HUSRAND Rats stole my hnby chicks. N. II. Braddock was called to Del,and ,,,lul* ly' > Didn’t on business Friday. I Friday afternoon on account of the E. A. Martin Seed Co. know until a friend gave imi a cake Mr. Huddleston was in Sanford illness of their sister-in-law, Mrs. oiiii-Mt mni i.nrgmi seed itnunr In Fin. DELAND, May 10.—Tho enso of of RAT-SNAP. Next morning found Enrich tho soil, Increase tho ! af>2-200 Fast Hay Htroot Mrs. Anna E. Shields, charged with two dead ratH in hennery. Kept find­ Monday delivering fresh eggs nnd II. R. Braddock. yield, hasten mnturity, im­ Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B.nddock nf JAI'Kxon VIM.F. M.OMPA murder in connection with tho kill­ ing them. Suddenly they disappeared vegetables and butter. prove tho quality. It pays to Mr. Roland Reed of l,nko Harney Pierson have purchased several luts ing of her husband along tha high­ altogether. It's the only sure rnt use them regularly. Stock in who has boon ill with the fever was GOOD GRADE way near here, Bovcrnl months ago, killer." Take Mrs, Gravess’ advi.e. here nnd is having a new bungalow our warehouse nt Snnford, taken to the St. Augustine hospltnl erected on them. They have disposed will come up in circuit court horo Three sizes, Hue, 05c, $1.25. Sold nnd Booklet free from warehouse STAELE M AN U RE Thursday, it was nnounced today. It guaranteed by Mali Hardware Co.— last Monday. of their home at Piersu*' aild expert CHEAP or from— E. 11. Kilhee, county commissioner to make this their home, is expected thnt nil of tho opening Adv. was in Sanford Monday calling on Prompt Shipment day will ho used In selecting a jury. Mr. Vernny is building a nice Armour Fertilizer'Works friends and transacting business, Mrs. Shields is now the only per­ house at his Crystal Lake place,} L, W. BERG MANN 060 cures Malarial Fever. 8H-2Utc Jacksonville. Florida Mrs. Georgia Kipp and children where the McCracken house formerly Box 2103, Station A, Jacksonville, Flu. son under charges for tho death of li’lt fur New Smyrna to visit relatives her husband, tho grand jury recently stood. | ______ J. A. White, n well-known Ken­ and friends. having failed to find a true blit Mrs. J. E. Singletary arrived W e d -__ ______ __ _ tucky farmer, said he could heat his Rev. Gohurd spent Saturday in nesilny from Orlando, to settle down igninst a negro named Pete Smith, hands shucking corn after taking Snnford. He has n line watermelon in her new home recently purchased im p C A I 1?—800 ACRES, Flowing well, Celery Lnnd, 5-ucre originally clinrged as being n pnrty Tnnlnc. Union Pharmacy.—Adv. r U l i O /iL L tracts or more, cosy payments. This is the patch Imt has not shipped iinf yet. to the alleged conspiracy to kill here. % largest Holld body of Flowing well land in the Mr. and Mrs. Doe Wilson nnd Shields. A. 1). Parish has commenced tho ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Celery District. grandson of Daytona Reach spent Mrs. Shields arrest came about erection of a new bungalow. S E E -------------------Inst week visiting Mrs. McFarlane. through information furnished by tho A meeting of tho Alumni Associa­ IKB..Mr. and Mrs. Cliffonl Proctor call­ 38-20tc Ku Klux Klnn. Much interest at­ (Wifi cures Bilious Fever. tion of the Sanford High School was ed on Mr. and Mrs. T, W. Prevatt taches to tho case ns to whether held at the high school last night. For quick results, try a wnnt nd. Friday evening. members of the Klnn will bo called The president, Roby Lning, called tho Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hart of Beck — a witnesses ngninst her. —Thomas It, Baker, Ph. D., at meeting to order und suveral suhjjccts Hammock spent Tuesday evening NoUc<J of A ,ip||cntlon for Tax Deed were brought up for discussion. The Rollins College, Analytic and with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Prod ^ IRISH PASTORAL PLAY TO BE Under Section 575 of the General main business was that of the ban­ Porter N. Wnkefield Is in Miami Statutes of tho State Consulting Chemist says of the water: "Of the mnny waters of this nnd oth­ PRODUCED BY DRAMATIC quet which it was decided would lie this week serving on the grand jury. of Florida. SOCIETY ALL SOULS CHURCH held at thu Valdez hotel Monday er regions Hint I have analyzed, 1 have found none superior In nil good quali­ night, May 29. Several committtcs Notice is Hereby given that Cath­ ties of that of the "Elder Water."— Phone 311-W. Office in Miller Building. T O In the near future will he presented were appointed to form plans for tbo / T A K I ? ^ J A I erine Rnyford purchaser of Tnx Cer­ banquet and a big time is promised * z a l x l J O f l U l D 1 Vf to the public by tho members of tho banquet tificate No, 360, dated tho 3rd dny of for all. dramatic society of All Soul’s Church Juno, A. D., 1018, has filed said certi­ There is to he a very important ficate in my office, nnd has made ap« comedy denling with present dny ,m.etinK nwxl Tuesday night ut which life in Ireland. It has nothing to do time final arrangements will bo made EAT LESS MEAT IF YOU FEEL plication for Tax Dec to issuo in ncHACKACHY OR HAVE IILADcordanco with Ir.\. Said certificate with war or rumors of wnr and Its fur the banquet and ail members are DER TROUBLE embraces tho following described prourged to bo present. scenes nre laid in tho pcnccful plenty ______ m -iy situated in Seminole County, *>f the little villago of Ballymnre hid­ Meat forms uric acid which excites Flor.t’.s, to-wit: den away in the Wicklow Mountains. ROTA III \NS REPRESENTED AT LOS ANGELES MEETING and overworks the kidneys in their Lot 13 Frosts Second Additon to Joys are mixed with sorrows nnd efforts to filter it from the system. Altamonte. The said land being ns-. bath nre spiritualized on tho firm 4 foundation of Irish Christianity. It The Sanford Rotary Club will bo Regular eaters of meat must flush sessed nt the date of the issunneo or ban nothing to do with Red Conts or represented at the International meet- the kidneys occasionally. You must such certificate In the name of Mary Unloss said certificate Breen Coats or Orange Coats. It ing at Los Angeles in June as tile relieve them like you relieve your M. Murph. deals with a people who recognizes dub decided nt the noonday luncheon bowels; removing all thu nclds, waste shnll ho redeemed according to inw tbc gw,(| in nil mankind nnd wishes to send President D. L. Thrasher ns Und poison, else you feel a dull mis- Tax Deed will insuo thereon the 2fith t" live and lot live. It has it J bub­ their delegate. The Rotary Club also 1ery in tilts kidney region, sharp pains dny of Mny, A. D., 1922 WITNESS my official signature bling humor, its dramatic climnxca took up other matters of importance in the hack or sick headache, dizto the community nnd to tho nation ziness, your stomach sours, tongue is and seal this tho 20th day of April, nnd its big thrill when Dominic is and had a very line meeting. B. J. coated and when the weather is had A. D. 1922, thrown from the cliff. It may cnll a Starling wns welcomed into tho club you have rheumatic twinges. 'T h e (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS If you can find a cheaper tinr but"lnughter is nssured, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole paint or a better paint "Tho Return o f Milos O'Rourke" is as the baby member and Ids initiation urine in cloudy, full of sediment; tho County, Floridn the title nnd tho play wns especially will come after he has entirely ro- channels often gel irrituted, obliging fltrc't the offtrs 3<J-fltc written to fit the now scenery of All covered from his recent illness paused you to got up two or three times dur- |By A. M. WEEKE, D. C., C p A I N T lull your houM with Dvvoa La ad J T and Zinc Palm; Paint tha oth«r hall •Souls Hall hy Father Hcnnessy tho by a man paying his fertilizer bill be­ ing the night. * To neutralize these Irritn’ ing udds Notice of Application for Tnx Deed with any other own I you c houaa. fore it was duo. local pastor. Under Section 575 of tho General II Davoa doaan'l taka lawar gallona and and flush o ff the body’s urinous wnBto Tho following namcB insure cnpablo coal Ira* monay, wa will malia no char|a Statutes of the State get about four ounces of Jud Salts 1 AM DREAMING lor Davo*. handling: Mcsdnmcs O. P. Herndon, of Florida. from any pharmacy; take a table*ra W. Jones, Charles Woods and II Davoa doaan't waar a yaar or two or thraa ytara tongar—lanitr ami 6<ii,r— w « will Bono Roumillnt. Messrs Moses Jack- I am dreaming, dreaming, dreaming spoonful in a glass of wnter before |lva you anou(h Davoa to do lha Job ovar. breakfast for a few dnytt and your j Notlco Is' horeby given that A. L. Of n dear ono fair to see. *oni C. V. Mnhoney, J. Schlrnrd, E. W. Or, paint hall your houaa l*ad-aiut-oil, tha kidneys will then act fine and hind- Tnveau, purchaser of Tnx Certificate Stiles, M. Tnrboll, M. Temple and L. Life is rooming, seeming, seeming othar halt Davoa. In thraa yaara tha laad. der disorders disappear. This fnmous No. 315, dated the 2nd day of Juno and-oil hail will ba hungry lor mora palm, Stone, Very beautiful to me. with Davoa aiUI bound. salts is made from tho acid of grapes A. D. 1010, has filed said certificate If not, warn giva you anough lor tha whola and lemon Juice, combined with lithin in my office, nnd has mado appllcahouaa. Itab-My-Tism for Rheumatism. 38-20c And I look with Joy nnd gladness, nn dims been used for generations to tion for Tux Deed to Issue In nccorl Without trnco or tinge of sadness Davoa Product* ara ilma-taglad and provan. clean nnd Htimulute sluggish kidneys dnneo with Inw. Said certificate emtackad by lha !«• yaara' aiparlanoa of tha On a fine in which no budness I'AY YOUR POLL TAX THIS oldaat pauu manutacturtal concam In lha und stop bladder irritation. Jnd Salts braces tho following desorbed propEyes most criticnl could soo: WEEK UJL rou n d a iU jit. is inexpensive; harmless and mnkes erty shunted in Seminole County, Taxes must he paid on or be­ For tho hnppy dnys nre bringing a dilghtful effervescont lithin wntor Florida, to-wit: To my heart a Dear ono singing fore next Snturdny, Muy 13th, In or­ BALL HARDWARE CO. drink which millions of men and woLots 143, 150, and 161, Altamonte der to qualify for tho coming primary And loves songs aro ever ringing men take now nnd then, thus avoiding L. II. A N. Co., as recorded In Plat In the deepest soul of me. election. Ladies should pay for the serious kidney and bladder diseases. Book No. 1, Pago 10, Seminole Coun-' year of 1921, men should pay for 1920 Adv. / *ty Records. Tho sold land being as­ and 1921. I am living, living, living, sessed at the date of tho Issuance of For n dear ones joy and bliss; JNO. D. JINKINS, T(;c Daily Herald Delivered to your such certificate in tho namo o f Un­ 38-,tc Tax Collector Life is giving, giving, giving, door six days a week for 16 cents— ■known. Unless said certificate shall All ones soul In purest klsB. Join the throngs of readers. ' bo redeemed according to law Tax — D. D. ALBRAS. Have you read tho want ads today? 1 GENEVA HENRY McLAULIN iV*I'« M LAKE MARY ROGERS & JONES French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers BIG CROP Fertilizers _ _ _ _ FRANK L. WOODRUFF ELDER SPRINGS WATER FLUSH KIDNEYS Elder Springs Water Company DEVOE LEAD & ZIN C PA IN T FREE! 'x ^i k ft � 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, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 12, 1922; <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/69ab5fd679353a638403d203c3c98739.pdf c94a94dca79189aca05f95aae3f64cde PDF Text Text ' * • ir*s M M SANFORD HERALD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME X III VEGETABLE SECTION SA N FO RI), FLO RID A , FRID A Y , MAY 12, 1922 TAX REFORMS ARE NEEDED IN FLORIDA IN OPINION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Ha t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o 't o to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to MAYOR’S PROCLAMATIONCLEAN-UP WEEK Whercns: It nppenrs thnt on May Snnford to lend every aid and as­ 27th, 1022, Snnford Is destined to sistance in their power, to tho offi­ come into prominence ns a conven­ cials, in order thnt Snnford may pro­ tion City because of the Mystic scat n clean and spotless appearance on the ceremonial day, ns well as on Shrine ceremonial, when thousands nil other dnys. of people will bo our guests, and C. E. HENRY, Whereas: It is tho desire of all i Mayor. Snnford thnt the city put on Its best j Snnford, Sin., May 10th, 1022. apponrnnee at thnt timo, and ORDER. Whereas: It I n necessnry to onIt is hereby ordored thnt tho week .MUCH MOOTED HOME WILL list the aid nnd co-operntion of a ll: beginning May 15th and ending May HAVE TWO YEARS LEASE the peoplo to the end that tho city 20th. 1022, ho designated ns ClennON PROPERTY bo made clean nnd spotless, Up Week, in tho City of Snnford, nnd NOW THEREFORE,r hy tho -nuall officials nnd employees r.ro horeby Illy Tin* < » .taaorlnlrd iaauriniru i'rraa# I'rraa) . r ---WASHINGTON, May 10.—Tho Su- thority in me vested, I, C. E. Henry, directed to help, nid nnd nsslst, In promo Coiipncil Loyal Order of Moose Mayor of the. City of Snnford do carrying out the spirit of the May­ authorized to lease for two years with hereby proclaim the week beginning or’s Proclamation. agreement to purchase for $50,000 thej May 15th, and ending May 20th, C. J. RYAN, winter resort property at Orange' 1022, ns ‘Clean Up Week’ and I do City Malinger. Park, near Jacksonville, for use as a 1hereby call upon nil citizens of May 10th. 1022. home for aged, it was announced here today hy E. J. Henning, assistant sec­ retary of labor, who is an officer of tho fraternal order. Arrangements are being completed to transfer to a new location conlsdernblo number of elderly members of the fnrternity who have been umhr care at Monschcnrt, Indiana, where the lodge has a home Time Limit Expired at Midnight, May 6th—Two for children. If the two year experi­ for U. S. Senator; Seven for Congress ment in Floridn is satisfactory tho Su­ preme Council intends to enlarge the (llr The AaaiiHiiiid I'rraa) property and build a permanent estab­ TALLAHASSEE, May 10.—Sntur- cuit; .1. L. I'illingslcy for eleventh julishment. day, May 0, midnight, marked the dieial circuit; George W. Whitehurst time-limit for candidates to qunlify for twelfth judicial circuit; C. L. Wil­ for tlie coming Democratic primary, son for fourteenth judicial circuit; 57 YEARS SINCE ami the following list of candidates Otis It. Parker for fifteenth judicial JEFF DAVIS WAS was compiled from tho records in the circuit; E. P. Martin for fifteenth ju ­ CAPTURED office of the secretary of state, Hon. dicial circuit; C. E. Chilliugsworth, II. Clay Crawford. fifteenth judicial circuit; It. S. Yeo­ For United States Senator: Park mans, fifteenth judicial circuit; and One of Two Surviving Members of Trammell and Albert W. Gilchrist. Charles O. Andrews for seventeenth Party Tells Story Today For congress: W. J. Dfiino, District judicial circuit. 1; R.| W. Davis, District, 2? Frank State attorneys: George W. Sen(lly Till* .• «miM'InIril I'rrNN) SPENCER, Ohio, May 10.—Fifty- Clark, District 2; Hen 8. Hancock, Held for fifth circuit; E. P. Wi'son, seven years ago today Jefferson Davis, District J. II. Smithwlck, District for sixtli circuit; J. O. Ad in*, for president of tho Confederate states, .'1; W. A. MacWilliams, District 1; and eighth circuit; A S. Crc> s iur e’ghth was taken prisoner by the Fourth W. J. Sears, District -I. icircuit; D M. Rule, Jt <inii cir­ Michigan Cavalry, near Irwinsvillo, Supreme court judgo: Jefferson II. cuit; Robert I!. Taylor, for elev„ith Georgia. Today Thomas vjiuutcr, 7i», Browne, and It. F. Tayftir. These can- •ircuit; .1. II. Kwiuk, for eleventh cira Union veteran and one of tho two didates, having no opposition, already tlioult; W. W. Trammell, 'or d im .ilh living members of the capturing party, and as nominated and their names will Icircuit; S. W. Lawler, }■ , for twelfth recounted reminiscences of the period, not appear on tho ticket. circuit; George W. Coleman, for fifDavis was not attired in feminine up-1 Circuit Judges: ('ll))) pbcll, for tcenth circuit; J. II. parol when troops surrounded him, I first judicial circuit; . M. Magiilui, tcciith circuit It. F. Maguire for Hunter ussurted, historical statements t; E. C. Love seventeenth c! re tilt. to contrary notwithstanding, lie wore for second judicial cuit; M. F. For railrom conin ssion: R. Huda gentlemen’s morning robe over reg­ Horne for third jm clreuit; Geo. son Burr, group one. A. D. Campbell, ular clothes, Hunter said, and iiad on li judicial cir- It. L. Eaton and II S. Bowden for no woman's belongings. cult; Lacy Mahon four judicial group two. circuit; W. S. Bullock, for fifth judi For state senator: R. 11. Sturkiu, WII.L HIT FLORIDA eial circuit; M. A. McMfillcn for sixth'mid J. M. Mitchell, ninth district; W. A HARD WALLOP judicial circuit; J. J. Dickinson for I*. Chnvous, T. J. Weaver, J. H. Scales, IN POTASH TARIFI seventh judicial circuit; A. V. Long [and R. K. Elliott, twelfth district; N. for eighth judicial circuit; D. J. Jones J. Wicker, 20th district; W. II. Malily Thi* Aaaur'nlrd I'rraa) for ninth Judicial circuit; A. D. Char- lone, and Francis W. Perry, 21th disWASHINGTON, May 10.—Senator mlchoel for ninth judicial circuit; II. trict; nnd E. J. Kthercdgv, 27th dlsFletcher yesterdny read and had F. Atkinson, fur eleventh judicial cir- trict. printed in tho Congressional Record telegrams from tho Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., of Jacksonville, re­ lative to tho tariff on potash, in which it is stated that an enormous burden will bo laid on tho Floridu farmers if this duty remnins. This telegram in part iB ns follows: “This proposed duty will amount in dollars and cents, us far ns Florida is eoneeraed, for the period of fivo yenrs, to $2,850,000. Whoever pays Patents on Guns Made by Krupp’s Finn Cannot the duty is going to he saddled with Be Touched a hill fi.r the five-year period of $2,850,000. As to whether thnt hill (Hr The Aaaorlalrd I'rraa) is going to be paid by tho Florida WASHINGTON, May 10.—American government finds itself growers or ho paid hy tho producers under revived patent treaty with Germany, faced with the neces­ of potash, or somebody else, one can­ sity of paying royalties which it is estimated may reach $25,000,­ not know in advance, but according 000 to Krupp’s firm on patents based on discoveries of American to history such duties uro usually engineers, Thomas S. Miller, Allied property custodian, declared paid hy tho consumer; hence tho today. Miller said two hundred German patents filed .here since Florida grower is facing nn increas­ July 1919, none of whieh can he touched by his office. At least ed demand on his resources in the eight patents dealing with mobile artillery which Miller said em­ next live years of $2,850,000.” body many principles of American railroad artillery. In otTicial MOOSEHEART HOME DECIDED ORANGE PARK PASS RESOLUTIONS In Meeting Held at Tam­ pa Yesterday and Today AUTO TAX, HANKING ANI» F I­ NANCE, WORK OF EQUALIZ­ ER, PUBLICITY, ETC. TAMPA, May 10.—Florida’s long needed tax reforms received an initial and appreciable impetus yesterday at the opening session of the Stnto Asloeiation of County Commissioners, when a committee of three was uppointed hy President E. C. Wilkinson, of Naples, to draft resolutions favoring special laws and to assist in putting them through the legislature. This action was taken after a lengthy speech hy Perry G. Wall, Tampa, who was appointed by tho governor several years ago to ho n member of a com­ mittee to investigate tho tax problems confronting tho state, in which ho out­ lined tliu pressing need for stnto tax reforms. Other important matters coming before the commissioners during tho first day of their annual three dnys session, included tho automobile tax !.,ws, an outline of tho reintion of tho banker to county finnneos, a literal in­ terpretation of tho work which con­ fronts tho stnto equalizer, tho “sell­ ing” of a county through publicity, and wlmt good roads mount to Florida. Definito action was taken on but ono subject, thnt of tho tax reforms. Stnto Tax Equalizer M. L. Dawson also spoke on tax equalization. Forcefully nttneking the system of taxation now in vogue, Mr. Wall stat­ ed: "If tho taxation provisions wero en­ forced according to tho constitution, every Imnk in the statu would he forceil out of business.” He was selected as a speaker on this subject in view of the fact that lie is considered one of the foremost authorities on tax prob­ lems in the state and for many years hus worked for the betterment of tax­ ation. Commissioner Oscar A. Ayala, of Hillsborough, made a motion thnt tho president appoint u committee to as­ sist in securing needed legislation, whieh was seconded hy Commissioner A. Schultz of Orange county. Presi­ dent Wilkinson appointed Commis­ sioners Schultz of Orange, W. E. Phil­ ips of Lee, nnd Chairman C. T. Friend of Hillsborough, to confer with Mr. Wall giving him whatever assistance possible to secure the tax reforms and to draft resolutions favoring the meas­ ure. A rising vote of thanks was ex­ tended Mr. Wall. Mr. Wall severely scored tho lack of intercat taken by Florida Democrats I" their party and tho failure to hold » party convention, stating: “Either wo Democrats haven't-got Sense enough or arc afraid to get to­ gether." Ho urged that the Demo­ crats of this state get together, hold » party convention, and tako an active interest, as a body, in tho affairs of the state. Attacking the system of taxation now in vogue, Mr. Wall stated: "If the taxation provisions were onforced, according to tho constitution, overy hank in tho state would ho forc­ ed out of business. Uotwen prohiblth»n and taxation, there isn’t an honpst man living. It Is tho duty of ev­ ery man, woman und child to contrib­ had adopted tho weight system of tax­ ute something to tho government, but ing automobiles, it hnving been found 1 want to say thnt tho prosont system to be more equitable than the taxing °* taxation Is nil wrong. The govern- hy horse powor. Florida, ho stated, merit is not nn nbstrnct proposition— has made more progress in registering the every day mun can understand it cars than any other state. Mr. Amos pointed put thnt motor ns a business proposition.” Valuable information regarding tho vehicles registration in Florida had relation of tho banker to county fi­ increased from 53,087 in 1018 to 107,­ nances was given tho commissioners 052 in 1022. He stated that he ex­ President J. A. Griffin of tho Ex­ pected the 1022 receipts would reach change National Hunk of Tnmpn. Ho a Hum total of approximately $1,750,­ stated that in nny county government 000. He mudo tho suggestion that ns Iho most important fnctors nro tho n provcntntlvo of automobile theft, that the state of Florida conduct au­ county commissioners. t)n° °f tho most interesting address­ tomobile transfers under the samo es of tho day was thnt rogurding tho process ns tho transfer of real estute. htate automobilo tax law given in do- This, ho said, would bo an oAsy policy ai| hy Ernest Amos, Htuto comptrol- townrd curbing thefts of cars und cr- Interesting statistics wero pre­ would hu a simple and inexpensive sys­ sented by Mr, Amos, to show tho tru- tem. Mr. Amos said ho was making jnendous incrcaso in automobilo regls- demands and imposing penalties upon °n during tho past fivo years. Ho gasoline deulers who nro not paying - “ted that tho majority of the states tho ono cent tux on gasoline. I I STATE CANDIDATES QUALIFY WITH SECRETARY OF STATE TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS IN ROYALTIES ARE DUE GERMANY FROM AMERICA circles the belief is held that the tracings of American plans surreptiously removed from War Department and tracings made. TWO POLICEMEN KILLED AND ONE WOUNDED IN RIOTS; ; CHICAGO BUILDING BOMBED .. <ny The Aaaurlnlrd I'rraa) CHICAGO, May 10.—Tho police today raided the Building Trades labor headquarters and arrested three of Chicago’s biggest labor leaders, Big Tim Murphy, Fred Mader and Cornelius Shea in connection with bombings and shootings which early today result­ ed in the death of two policemen and the serious injury of tho third. CHICAGO, Mny 10.—-Two policemen were killed, another waa wounded, two buildings were bombed todny in disorders which tho police attribute to inbor warfare. The shootings woro followed hy a running pistol fight in which the killors-cluded the polico. Chief Fitzmorris immediately ordered every policeman on duty and di­ rected all labor leaders of whatsoever calibre to be brought in. N U M B ER 39 SOVIET REPLY DELIVERED TODAY TO ALLIED NOTE ' WILI. BE CONCILIATO RY of English WALLACE REID Differences and French Being CANNOT DRIVE Smoothed Over IN AUTO RACES BELGIANS S O R E HOLDERS OF HIS CONTRACT FOR MOVING PICTURES. GERMANS AND OTHER DELEGA­ REFUSED TIONS WANT RUSSIAN NOTE TONED DOWN (lly The taanrlntrd I'rna) INDIANAPOLIS, May 10.—Wallnco (••r The Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa) Reid will not drive Ids'”car in the Mem­ GENOA, May 10.—Tho Russlnn re­ orial day automobile race hero it be­ ply to the Allied memorandum hand­ came known today. Holders of his ed to tho Allied conferees hero thie long term moving picture contract re­ morning. The reply, snys tho Contral fuse to permit him to compete. News, requests clauso eight of mem­ orandum ho referred to an internat­ ional committee of experts with Rus­ FORD OFFERS DODGE JOB IN HIS FACTORY sia represented on it. Regarding war debts tho allies nro asked to stnto the Mr 'I exact discount thnt would ho mndo if KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 10.— debts wero acknowledged. On tho Henry Ford has offered John Duval whole, it is added, (ho reply is evas­ Dodge, probationer from Knlnmn- ive. zoo circuit court, n Job in his Dotroit factory, it became known Monday. GENOA, May 10.—Tho Russian re­ Tho young millionaire was placed on ply to tho Allied memorandum which probation Saturday for ono year for was ready for presentation this foropossessing nnd transporting liquor noon wnH not delivered to tho Allies and one of tho provisions is thnt he as oxpoctcd. At tho last moment nfgo to work. ter n conversntio nbctwcon foreign ministers, Tehltchcrin, of Russia, nnd STUDENT TULLS Schnnzcr, of Italy, decided tho reply STUDENT ON THE would have to undergo somo altera­ tions. Tchitchorin left Genoa at 2:00 COLLEGE CAMPUS o’clock for Santa Marghorita to con­ sult other members of tho Russian (lly Tlir Aaxtii-lutid I'rraa) delegation. Not expected the reply STIT.LWATER, Okln., May 10.— now could bo presented until tomor­ Itcckhnm Cobb, twenty-three, of Bir­ row. mingham, Ala., Btuilcnt at tho Okla­ homa A. & M. rolh'go boro wan shot GENOA, May 10.—Genoa passed an ami killed just outside tho enmpua uneasy day speculating on tho effect ; (onlay hy Karl Gordon, twenty- the Russian reply to tho allied mem­ live, another federal student, while orandum would have on the futuro of escorting the latter homo nt the tho economic conference. Tho Rus­ point of a revolver to demand nn sians were busily engaged last night apology to Ids pretty young wife for in completing their reply which It Ib an alleged insult offered by Gordon. expected will lie presented today. Gordon is held in Jni! ponding nn M. Tchitchorin was in Gcnon for investigation hut last night no char­ only a short timo; then lie and tho ges had been filed ngnlnst him. principal members of the Russian Hortlo Sue Cobb, eighteen, wifo of delegates gathered at Santa MnrgarCold), declared last night thnt sever­ lu t'i and began putting tho finishing' al nights ago Gordon met hor on tho touches on the reply, which it !h -ostreets and insulted her. Sho had lieved will ho highly conciliatory am.” told hor husband sho Bald. will open tho way for a continuation Recently, she said, Gordon followed of the negotiations. her into a motion picture houao nnd The difference! between Premier seated himself besido her. She Im­ Lloyd George and M. Ilnrthou hnvo mediately left, sho said. thrffloon.u.AP tnin shrdlu un un uni Tiie story of tho killing wnB told apparenlty been softened somowhat last night hy Alvin Cannon, student and there are many indications thnt friend of both men. tin! Belgians are Iohh Irreconcilable in Cnnnon said ho caino to tho chapol nt noon nnd mot Cobh, nnd Gordon their attitude, and mny lie persuaded to approve tho memorandum to tho talking. Gordon asked Canon to go to Ids room, according to Camion. Russians on condition it ho made clenr that Belgian propotry in Russia must Cobh walked with thorn. Aa tlioy left tho campus, according to Can­ b« restored to the former owners if possible, and cannot in any case bo non, Cobb said to Gordon: transferred to otbors. “Are you going down there with Mr. Lloyd George passed nlmost the mo?" entire day in difference with Sir Lam­ "No, I don’t think I am,” Gordon ing Worthington-Evans, Sir Phillip replied, Canon fluid. LloydlGrcnmo and ohtor ndvlsors. Tho Colil) drew a rovolvor, Cannon said, row between tho prime minister nnd and remarked: tho Northcliffo press ovor statements "I guess you will." published in London has simmorod Gordon then B ald: down, ami tho conference atmosphere "Put up your gun I’ll go along.” is more pacific although extremoly Canon declared he then said: foggy. "Well that letH mo out if thoro Is Tho German and many ueutrnl doloto lio gunplay," and turned nnd gntions Joined in tho negotiation! walked away. with Signor Schanzor, tho Italian Colili and Gordon walked on about delegate, to have tho Russians temper two hundred foot and Cannon said ho turned just in time to soo Gordon their response in such a way as to shoot Colili. Coiib foil over a hedge avoid disruption of Genoa gathering into the corner of a yard nnd Gor­ which seems less likely than 21 hours don fired two more shots, Caution earlier. Thoro Is less electricity In tho air and a general feeling of confi­ stated. Cobh died instantly. / dence that tho Russians will modify Witnesses reported thnt Cobb stop­ their response so as to make It Im­ ped out In front of Gordon Just be­ possible for tho French nnd Holglun fore tho shooting began. Mrs. Cobh Haiti Bho thought hor to bolt without further negotiations. husband an ex-sorvlco man, had been gassed In Franco. Sho declared STEAMER ON ROCKS NEAR NEW FOUNDLAND that ho wnH not unduly jealous. STRUCK LAST NIGHT Gordon did not niako a detailed statement. (lly The Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa) "Cobh was after me," ho said. ST. JOHNS, Now Foundiand, Cobh’s homo is at Birmingham, May 10.—An unidentified steamer la Ala. IIo is survived by his mother, on Ronowfl Pocks, twenty mllee Mrs. D. Cobh; two sisters and two north of Capo Raco today. She brothers. Ho came to Stlllwator with struck tho rocks during tho night end Ills wifo about two years ago. Gor­ fishermen went out to hor at daydon’s homo is nt Miami, Oklu. hrouk. Tho stonmor provod to bo tho AbeeOCALA, May 10.—Ernest Turnip- co., bound from Livcr|>ool for Quebeo, Heed, farmer cashlor of tho Citizens without cargo. Tho crow landed safe­ Bank nt Dunnolion, wns Indicted for ly. Tho vessel is believed to bo n to­ embezzlement nnd .grand larceny to­ tal loss. dny by the Marion County Grand Jury. Herald want ads get resulta. ii' c ! �.*yv SIMM i•>y WWW nmff* *r-Wt’i ' ' r,y 7 M r^'jn>r(y fiT *i?vjC ^* 1 m7 7 H <V7M ' Wz v W* 7 ■■u 7 A U ./A O tf W .(M A H W I YJVVCT-rr G W T -T A * ' ■"./• THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 12,1922 RSONAL NOTES tho Dally Herald will: resume its accuatomed brightness. Phone your so­ ciety news to Mrs. Dnlger as usual. (from Tu«*d»r'» D»Ut ) -------':ei .'I Mr. and Mra. J. E. Snyder of ChuJames Want, of tho Merchants and luota were among the visitors to the Miners Steamship Lino is In the city city today. today on business and his many Sanford friends are giving him a Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Entzmlnger of wnrm welcome. * i • Longwood were in tho city today on a shopping expedition. Mr. and Mrs. William Berry, H. H. SPORTS Florida Pastor -* Sways Methodist General Body 'ij o i r T h e A a i n r l i t r l I 'r r a a ) fjfo fld) unlfl SANFORD’S : TEMPERATURE : YESTERDAY'S RESULTS GARDUI HELPED RFGAIN STRENGTH WA N T E D i- STATE POSTMASTERS TO MEET AT DAYTONA HOT SPRINGS, May 11.—Follow­ Tho woathor makes but lit­ ing n hot debate in which one super­ tle difference in our young (Hr Tkt AUM lsIrl P rrtil ior warned ngainst what ho charac­ Florida State League lives down here in tho benuDAYTONA, May ll .- T h e 'annutl terized n$ growing form of radical­ At Jacksonville, 0; Daytona, 11. meeting of the Florida Association of tiful sunshine, moonshine Wltherington and Horry WltheringAt St. Petersburg, 11; Orlando, 2. ism within tho church, the nineteenth Postmasters to bo hold at Daytons and other kinds of shine. Tho Hill Hardware Co., has a pret­ ton of Apopkn wero in tho city yes General Quadrcnninl Conference of At Lnkclnnd, 12; Tampa, 10. May 28 to 25 is oxpocted to bo mo’o Did It ovor occur to you that ty window fixed up wlth golf sticks t(.n|ny tho of M„ H c Wnt. tho Mothodlst Episcopal Church, largely attonded than any provloui regardless of tho woathor balls, bags and all the equipment for crB, tho daughter of Mr. WitheringSouth In session here, yesterday re­ National league mosting bocauso of tho stops taken wo all seem to bo making a tho gront sport of golf hunting. I, _ At Pittsburgh-Brooklyn wot grounds jected by majority of eight votes, a by postal authorities to facilitate the living, somehow or othorf At Chicago, 0; Philadelphia, 4. recommendation thnt tho right to ad­ absonco of those desiring tto attend. Another - Thursday aftorJudge W. T. Bland, S. J. Sligh and F. L. Miller is in Jacksonville toAt Cincinnati, 3; Boston, 0. minister tho sacrament be invested in According to information received noon. Wnko up another M. E. Tarpley of Orlando were here dny attending the meeting of tho unordnined ministers. At St. Louis, 2; New York, 3. by those In chargo of arrangements sleeper. Nobody works but last night to attend the meeting of Funcrnl Directors nnd Embulmers of Tho vote on tho recommendation, for tho meeting, it will not be necestho bankers. Wo should the Central Florida Traffic League. of Florida. Frank has been tho sec­ American Lengue which was mado in n minority report, snry this yenr for a postmaster to worry. retary of tho association for mnny At New York, 1; Chicago, 2 (11 in­ was 178 to 170. Tho conforcnco then obtain n lenvo of absence. IIo mny go 5:40 A. M. MAY 11, 1922 Joe Dawson of Orlando representing years. nings). ndopted by a voto of 188 to 115, tho nhend to tho mooting and on his re­ Maximum ...................... 92 tho hardwnro firm of Burger & Baum­ At Philadelphia, 7; Cleveland, 0. mnjorlty report recommending thnt turn must filo a report with his Im­ Minimum ...................... 04 gardner of New York called on tho A. II. Coodwin of tho Dodson Prin- ‘ At Boston, 0; Detroit, 10. the legislation proposed bo not enac­ mediate Inspector giving the num­ Rnngo ............................ 05 local hardware people today. Joe Is ters Supply Co., of Atlnnta was In ted. At Washington, 2; St. Louis, 1. ber of days absent from his post. Bnromotor ....................30.04 falling off some and now weighs only tho city todny cnlling on tho local Half a dozen superiors argued tho ,N. A. Stumps, of Palatkn, prCs|. Calm and cloudy. 450 pounds in his socks. printing trade. Mr. Goodwin is o American Association merits of tho sucrumont issuo but it dent of tho association, will preside Florida booster nnd Is now living in At Indiannpolis, 0; Milwnukco, 7. remnined for Dr. J. P. Hilburn of Or­ nt tho moetlng. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brumloy and Miami hnvlng purchased a flno homo At Toledo, 0; St. Pnul, 4. lando, Fla., t oswlng tho conference grandchildren of Chuluota wero in there. At Columbus, 5; Milwaukee, 11. ngainst tho proposal through on im­ tho city today on business and pleas­ CENTRAL FLORIDA At Louisville, 7; Kansas City, 8. passioned address in which ho In­ ure combined nnd report everything Mayor Henry cnlls for a Clean-Up jected his chnrge of growing radical­ DENTISTS GATHER in thnt section ns flourishing and the Week in thi« Ihsuo and everyone Southern Association ism in church affairs. He said ho did brick plant almost ready to oporate. should heed tho call and clean up nnd At Birmingham, 4; Chattunooga, 1. not believe tho church should depart ORLANDO TODAY get ready for tho big Shriner’s eolcAt New Orleans, 4; Nashville, 0. from time honored customs nnd tra­ Molvln Pope who for tho past 18 brntlon here May 27th and thereafter At Mobile, 5; Memphis, 0. dition which had withstood the test Come From Eleven Counties to Form months has been tho secretary and for the many summer visitors who arc At Atlanta, HI; Little Rock, 3. of tho yenrs that tho denomination Central Floridn Dental Asn’n. Ten pages today. treasurer of the B. A O. Garage loft coming here on the summer excurhad existed. todny for his old homo in Dunn, North sions. GAMES TODAY Revision of the statutes governing ORLANDO, May 11.—Dentists from Sixteen pages next week nnd tho Carolina, where it is rumored he will Orlundo at Tampu. operation of tho Sunday school board daily grows on. eleven counties in Central Floridn will take unto himself a wife and remain City Manager Rincs and his assist­ Lakeland at St. Petersburg. of the church was accomplished at moot In Orlnndo this evening at the for somo tlmo. ants are to bo congratulated upon Jacksonville at Daytona. yesterday's session when tho confer­ Mr. nnd Mrs. P. J. Fcltnor of Os­ Emplro Hotel to form tho Central their good work in planting grass in ence ndopted a committee report sep­ Florida Dontal Association. Tho Orceola were In tho city yesterdny. John Dolly brought In n bunch of Central Park and otherwise beauti­ .HAGUE STANDING arating tho offices of the Sunday nngo County Dentni Association will cucumbers to tho Herald office today fying this pnrt of tho city. Central Florida State League school editor nnd general secretary be hosts. Willie Strlngfcllow of DoLand is thnt wero of somo now variety for Park could be made tho show place of Won Lost Pet. and providing for tho nddition of two Dr. S. F. Thompson, vice-president in tho city for a fow dnys visit with they nil run in lengths the llkos of this city. oo St. Petersburg .... Tho report friends. .088 bishops to tho bonrd. of tho Orange County organization, which wo hnvo novor seen before. Lakeland ............ .... 19 .504 was adopted without dchntc nnd the snid yesterdny thnt similar nssoclt“Say it with cucumbers," John, You H. Robbins has an advertisement in Daytona ................ ... . 10 .500 church lenders snid tho now legislaClcnn up for tho big Shrinor’s con­ tions aro to ho formed In six districts would make a gront success. this issue calling attention to the fact Orlando ............ .... 10 .500 tlton promised to increase grently vention nnd then keep cleaned up for of tho state, to bo known as the West that he is now’ in tho new storo on Tampa ...... . II .424 the scope o ftho church’s Sundny all time. Coast, tho East Const, tho Southern, John lllntermistor of the Hinter­ First street recently occupied by A. Jacksonville 9 .281 school work. _____ Central, the Northwest and the mister Plano Co., has returned from Raffeld and ready for the trade with a Heretofore tho Sunday school bonrd Everybody is loafing this nfternoon *^or^ onHt Associations. When the ora trip to St. Petersburg where ho vis­ fine new stock of goods. New frocks, National l.eague personnel has included only one bish­ exeept tho drug stores, garages nnd i K'mizutions are completed it is plnnited Arthur Cheny and fished for ta r­ new suits and new lints at very low Won Lost Pet. op and the duties of odltor nnd gen­ the newspaper office. | nc<* bob* cEnlms when lectures on pon, catching one that weighed 03 prices. New York 17 4 .810 eral secretary have been performed _____ professional subjects will be given by pounds. John says that tarpon fish­ Chicago 12 8 .000 by one person. The reorganization Get ready for tho big motorcade to ,,r"(mlnent authorities. ing is one of tho greatest sports In Will Stevens of Winter Park was St. Louis 11 plan provides thnt tho editor nnd 10 .524 the world. Titusville Tuesday. This Is tho time ,lbo C0Unt*CB to bo represented lu re in the city today passing through Pittsburgh ... 10 .524 general secretary shall bo elected. to show them what Sanford enn do. tb* M L'voninK l,rc: Osceola, Alachua, from Daytona Beach where he has I Brooklyn 10 10 .500 A number of minor changes In tho -------Seminole, Brevard, Lake, Sumter, Her­ A congenial crowd motoring to been sojourning for several dayH. Philadelphia 11 11 .500 Sunday school board law also wore A hunch of tho hoys nrc out nt nando, Citrus, Volusia, Marion and Tampa Sunday morning, whore they lie has been with tho Florida Post Cincinnati .. 7 10 .304 included in the report. the golf links todny hnving n big Orange. Nearly a hundred delegates spent tho day, guests of Dr. and Mra. for somo time but has severed his Boston , 5 14 One presiding elder safely wenth.203 time on tho finest links in the coun­ arc expected to attend. George Hyman, wero Mrs. Slnah Bray connection with that pnpor and is ered a broadside nttnek upon his pre- try. MIhs Clara Millen, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. thinking of going to the mountains progatives at yesterdays session Lengue KIWANIANS HAD FINE Ryan, Master Charles and Miss Dor­ for the summer months. Won Ixist Pet. when the conference, by nn overwhel­ Robert Knight of tho Knight Bros., othy Ryan, Mrs. E. E. Cox, Miss Wil­ MEETING YESTERDAY Now York 10 8 .007 ming vote, sustained nn ndvorsu re­ I’npcr Co., of Jacksonville was in tho liams, Miss Virgin Hyman, Mr. and Tile Clyde Lino announces a spec­ St. Louis ... 10 port on a bill which purposed to re­ 0 .040 city todny calling on tho printing Mrs. J B. Colder, Messrs. Maurice ial summer rate on tho river trip Cleveland Tho Kiwanis Club of Sanford met 12 11 .522 quire him to submit written reports trades. llolston und Ed Millen. yesterday at tho Valdez Hotel ami had between Sanford and Jacksonville of Philadelphia 11 12 .478 of his work quarterly to the bishop of a splendid meeting. Tho meeting day $10 for the round trip effective May Chicago .... Leadors snid thoy .. 11 12 .478 his conference. T. J. Zimmerman of Monro Iinvon 15th and up to including September Boston The mnchinc gun company is out at .. 0 12 .420 saw in their action a disposition on tho rifle rnngo this nfternoon prac- bus been changed from Thursday to was hero last night to attend tho 30th. This is one of tho finest trips Detroit ..... Wednesday on account of the half hol­ 10 13 .435 the part o ftho church to lenvo uncur mooting of tho Central Florida Wnter in Florida and tho round trip rate on Washington idays on Thursday. 15 .. 0 .375 mi ~ rin •­ Traffic league. Mr. Zimmcrmnn is the fine Clyde steamors is well worth , Kiwnnian Dumas made a report on presiding elders. one of the original pioneers of Flori­ tho extra time it takes on the ships. | Southern Association .. . ; -----------| 1,10 intercity meet hold at Lakeland Mnny delegates snid thoy saw in da and Iiuh followed tho big out of Won I<ost Table board at Hotel Montezuma, some few nights ago, and from this the conference's action a desire to Little Rock doors the greater part of his life. Ho 10 9 retain the other customs nnd tradi­ 510 !’ur w«ek’ Dc8t of Borvico «"d report it appears that much good had ....... ..... 10 is now engaged in building up tho or Sanford is one of the live chap­ Memphis II) 35-fltc been accomplished at the meeting. Mr. tions, of tho denomination and Inst cruisine. great Glade section of the state and ters of the state and were well rep­ Now Orleans .... 14 9 Dumas brought many good things to night they wore predicting that oth­ operates a lino of stenmurs on Luke resented at the meeting in Orlando .Middle ...... .... 10 11 the local club, gleaned from tho l.nkeer measures now pending before the HMALL CASE . ...... 13 Okeechobee. Hu is greatly interested last week in tho president, Mrs. I.. Birmingham 14 GOKS TO JURY land meet. His report on the conduct body nn dcontnining rndicnl clauses In tho inland waterways projects of G. Strlngfcllow, Airs. 11. W. Herndon Nashville ......... ..... 12 15 SOME TIME SOON uf l,“' Individuals composing the San­ would meet a similar fate. Florida and is one of tho most en­ and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, the secre­ A tla n ta ................ ..... 8 17 -------ford delegation was great and brought thusiastic boosters of tho Central tary. They, reported a fine meeting Chattanooga ...... ..... 7 18 ... A"«"ci,,ird i’reaa) forth many rounds of aiiplnusc, this NOTICE OF MEETING Florida Water Traffic l.eague, WAUKEGAN, III. ,Mny 11.—The was especially interesting owing to in Orlando and great interest shown THREE CATHOLIC BOYS jury to try Gov. Lon Small on chnr- the fact thnt ono of Sanford’s lending in the work of the Daughters in av­ American Legion Auxiliary will ta k en out o f beds (From WetlnritUy'a Dally) cry part of tho state. iurt House Sanford is some busy place. AND KILLED BY GANG bold regular meeting at Court Houso K°H ° f ®mb®” lo,”®nt "/ 8l«t° funds pastors was included in the delegation. th ‘: 1n ft®n,oon Boon Vice-President Sharon reported on Thursday evening, Mny U th 8-00 n ,1th 8 00 after resumption of the trial followthe Boy Scout work and stated that II. F. Wheeler of Oveiilo was in BELFAST, Ireland, May 11.— Buildings are being torn down and P. M. Be on timo. 37-3tp ng a two-and-n-ha f dny delay duo $100 was needed from tho Kiwanis the city today on business and call­ Thrco Catholic youths were tnken now ones <(oing up. t«* the illness of Judge Clair C. Ed- Club to further tho plans for tho boys. ing on liin Sanford friends. Mr. from their kedH at Bnllymulderg FRENCH COMMERCIAL BODIES I,r* ' Immediately tho matter of finunce was Mrs. Fred Daigcr has returned from Wheeler is a candidate for county lust night by a gang and shot. One MAKE PROTEST AGAINST commissioner in the Oveiilo district was killed and tho other two serious­ ~ , ‘“ken up, and taken care of, sliowClonrwntor and the Society page of U. S. TARIFF SCHEDULE CHICAGO, May 11.—Six women ing just where tho Kiwaninns stood and lias no opposition us the people ly wounded. Tile boyM were brothers. held In the county jail on contempt when it came to doing something for who know his best are well satis­ ( I I ) *•'!•«• r d I 'r r w a ) or court proceedings despite tho fact tho boys fied Hint he will make them a good CAKRENTIER FAVORITE PARIS, May 11.—The Minister of OVER TED LEWIS commissioner and while the people in 1Commerce received protests today tl.nl they wore pardoned by Gov. Lon, Mr. Christ, of Montgomery, was IN LONDON TODAY Sanford do not vote in that district from various Chambers of Commerce Small yes onlay were ordered ro- present as a guest and addressed the they arc glad that Mr. Wheeler will LONDON, May II.—Carpontier througout Franco against the new leased by Judge Dennis O’Suillvnn of Club Prof. McKay was taken suddenly be the next commissioner ns he Is wi,| l>ntcr tho rlnR ,toro lon,B,lt M tariff schedule proposed by tile Fi­ superior court after be bad conducted progressive, is well versed in the | „ livy W r i t e to win over Ted Low- nance Committee of the United States on I. s own Initiative «„ invostlgn- ill at the luncheon and it became neetion into the affair, ri.n o wero or- cssnry to draw his capsule or pill from need of his county ami is a success is, in their twenty-round fight for Senate. fill business man. dered released outright and three the box to quiet his nerves. Tho Alabama Lady Was Sick For Thre< world’s light heavyweight champion­ n._!lro,mi io,1' f" r » W - Professor will speak four weeks from ship. Dcmpsoy Ih here for the fight SOUTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR Four of tho °women Years, Suffering Pain, Nervous PAY YOUR POI.I. TAX THIS had their child-fyesterday and needless to say his sub­ and is confident thnt the Frenchman APPOINTED ON THE I.OAN ren in thoir cells with’ Hiem. WEEK and Depressed— R e a d ^ler Ject will bo timely and his discourse will have a walk away. BOARD IIY THE PRESIDENT will be good. Poll Taxes must lie paid on or be­ Own Story of Recovery. PORTER FRACTURES LEG fore next Saturday, May 13th, in or­ COLLIE MOURNS FOR I lly T h r A « « u p |n tn l l*rr« m BOY MASTER I1URIF.D der to qualify for the coming primary WASHINGTON. Mny 11.—Tho so«i.r The A..„ c,n,r........ SANj ; (,'V.! ,{OTA,lY Cl'UH ALIVE IN PLAY CAVE lection of Governor Robert Cooper, election. Ladies should pay for the JACKSONVILLE, May 11.—"SnodMAKKs GENEROUS DONAPaint Rock, Ala.—Mra. O. M. Btogall year of 1921, men should pay for 1920 <>f Smith outh Carolina, to fill the vaenney dy" Porter, second baseman for the , ,(,N TO TIIE HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE, Mny 11.—A Of near hero, recently related tho fok and 1921. mi the Federal Farm Loan. Board Daytona State League club, sustain-------large collie dog wnB ono of tho chief lowing Interesting account of her re JNO. 0. JINKINS, due to the resignation of Asbury F. e« I n fractured leg when ho slid into A h Pro*i«h»nt of the Fornald-Laughmourners at tho funoral hero yester­ Covoryi "I was in a weakened con 39-3tc Tax Collector day of Its rnnstor, J. D. Crnbb, nn 11 Levor, is understood to have been second in tho eighth innings of yes- lon Mw"«rinl Hospital, I wish publicinnings of yes-, . . dltlon. I wna nick throo years in bc<\ terdnys game between Daytona and *,v *° *'xIir<-,8B my appreciation of tho year-old lad who was suffocated to made by Harding. Buffering a great deal of pain, woak NOTICE—PARTNERSHIP Jacksonville. Ho was attempting to generous donation of $72.50, given the death Monday night when n tunnel nervous, depressed. I waa no woak, Room and board $12.50 por week steal nfter hnvlng singled. It is he- ho8l,itn1 •»>' the Rotary Club of SnnDISSOLUTION tho boy nnd his playmates had dug I couldn't wnlk across tho floor; Jusl and up.—Hotel Montezuma. 35-0tc Hcvcd lie will be out of the game sev- f"nl- Such gifts ns this, indicating had to lay and my little onca do thi W. D. Hofmann tins this dny pur­ under Ids homo, caved in. Thu colliu Work. 1 waa almost dead. I trlod »ral weekH. a kindly attitude on tho pnrt of this wns at tho mortuary this morning FOOD PRICES GOING UP •very thing I heard of, ami a number <4 chased the interest of Jns. F. Mogoo when It wns opened nnd during tho worthy club, makes more pleasant the doctors. Htlll 1 didn’t got any relief in the Hof-Mnc nattcry Co., assum­ CHESSER ON TRIAL burden of the management of tho hos­ funeral service In tho chnpol took n I couldn't oat, and slept poorly. I ing all assets nnd liabilities, IIo will (llr The Aaaurlntrd I'reaa) bollovo it I hadn't heard of nnd takes continue under tho prosont firm place under tho ensket where his I’OR MURDER NEGRO pital. With both tho Rotary nnd the WASHINGTON, Mny 11.—An up­ Cardul I woul<\ have died. I bough! Kiwanis making frequent contribu­ 37-3tp howls wero so froquent as to inter­ ward trend in tho retail cost of food •lx bottlon, nftor a neighbor told mt ttnmo. rupt tho proceedings. Whon the cas­ wns noted yeHtorday In statistics tions the continued success of tho in­ ST * AITriT«JTivpn,f? grbat It did for her. „ ST,NE' M’»V ll.-T rln l stitution is assured. ket wns placed in tho henrso to bo made public by tho buronu of Inbor m L , "I began to eat and sleep, began tt of William O. Chesser, chnrged with tnkon to the trnln tho deg climbed in Respectfully, statistics of tho department of Inbor. gain my strength and nm now well nnd all efforts to remove him wore Reports from '5 cities show Increases he murder of a negro chauffeur on a •nd strong. I haven't had any trou T. W. LAWTON. hie alnco . . . I aura can testify to the 100,000 Alligator Skins unavailing. Hu mado tho trip to tho from March 15 to April IB, ranging j ire C h rirtm iw 1Ere ’^ d i S 'V n n 1!, °f w . good that Cardul did mo. I donl trnln. Write for Prices up to thrco per cent, while only four yesterdny. The In r ' ^ nn ®or® ^ they cannot sottlo their school think there Is n bolter tonlo madi When tho tunnel caved in "J. D.’a'' reported decreases nnd only ono of was found sdHim, * °.L th° nrf r° troul,lcB satisfactorily inOrlando we and I bollevo It saved my llfo." mother and tho dog hegnn digging those. Fail river, with 2 per cent wheel ofhis rnr „» i . . . P.. s^Ccr WU°M ndvlso them to send pnrt of For over 40 years, thousands of wo men havo usod Cardul successfully SOUTHERN HIDE & for tho lnd nt tho snmo moment. showing more thnn ono-half of one .Ull " J ,."".1 «H« '""I’to Ik. school.tn the treatment of many womanl] With tho removal of tho body tho por cont declino. SKIN CO. the head. Tho state’s case Is 'sa°d to ^ °f th °m Bnd wU1 ailments. colllo wns locked up, but broko out Dealers In Hides, Furs, Wool, h«ng on „ signed statement b f c h e lPCaC° and h0™ " 7 If you suffer as those womon d l| yesterday ho romninod nt tho scene Tablo bonrd r.t Hotel Montezumn, ike Cardul. It may help you, too. Alligator Skins, Beeswax, Tallow, Etc. of the disaster refusing to ho driven _ !!l______________ • $10 per week. Boat of sorvico and sor s monthor-ln-law ln w & h s h V M all drucjUta B If charged Ches/ mnfesspd tKe killJACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA nwny. crulalnc. 3o.6tc' mg nnd 8n|d t „td k|I,0(J I Havo you lost or found anything? k A Herald Wont Ad will holp you. PERSONALS •f :. fcWMUgition, the authorities have announced, has dU. closed that the other killings refer­ red to in the statement wore mythi^ i i.J . -A' - ■-L•Y/r t iA' « • .i'■ •< tj / , ._ , m! �. w , ,'-s*.rr*cf • •Z* : ; *«• JF» ► ’< *:’*5^3P3^5 t ^v p^ ;: •'" ; ' /afc• h.V > the at,' - 1 • _ (VH fK- .... . ■r V X & F v i . 8AN FORD WEEKLY HTOALD, FRIDAY, MAY I f , 1922' N ot o« la h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t t h a o llo w in g d e s crib ed U n d e, o r ap m u c k th e r e « c a a w ill ba n e c e s s a r y tq B a r t h a af m ount t h et e a m s , t o g e t h e r w ith coat o f a m la’a M a d r a r t l a f n a , ^wln ba*aoldPa t "puVlc a u o t l q n on tfonda'y.'Vhe I t h d a y ^ J « n f e ,."JL."S " f e s i ‘LV'H'.T*«!.ST H ouaa d o o r In t h a C ity o f Banford, t h a C o u n t y o f Sem inole, a n d B lit* o*f F lo rid a . K *• 7 SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 12,1922 NOTICE! *1 -------" ' . v : D aaorlptlon of L an d 3 g s « A m o u n t of T a x e s a n d Coata A m ount of T a z a a and co ats tri 0 b a k 5 K 9 0 < le C k cd > and D aaorlptlon of * L an d J! 0 of Taxig Coat, * Daaorlptlon of Land I Amount of Taxes a n d CoeU oi * J * B O T U 'I S U B b jv iW lo N ah MaaaVdad fWVlat Book 1 3> l 5 Amount of Taxes ■nd C o tta id D escription of L and p ad A D aaorlptlon o f L an d a 0 *d 1 Amount in d | 1. P d g e M, S— l o e l . Coma. All L o t 17 w Of R y Blook B____ .f U n k n o w n _ . . . __ 1 O. B <0 f t of Lot I I Blook B...^™____ W ill 8 to k a a Lola i f , so, « a n d I I -------------------«y u n k n o w n __________ t.OI 1* BJo°H., i i D e sorlptlon of 10.S S O. W. B o nton ... ** * * * * LOIS 10. 11, I L I I , I t , | | , | a i t £J U n k n o w n .. . . i t Block I t N n 'f . . 0 R * 2 d r 8 E ^ o t N E H Land (leea 8 160 y a r d s ) l»u a n d I I. Blook C ' * Unknown u 1 20 11 FROST'S ADDITION NO. % TO ALTAMONTB a a Reeordod t a P l a t 42 T H E TOWN O F RANVORD aa HrecTded ta P l a t B o o k No. I, P a g e * N U M i a t L o t t l Block D ................................. It No, a. U n k n o w n ..... N W H of S W U (leea " b e g Unknown f# I17Block I j ------------111, IIS. l i d . 1 Id, a a d i l l , Baailaal# C o a a t y Record* U n k n o w n __ £*W.cpr r u n .E 1 0 1 .7 1 f t 8 417.71 L o t. eW " C— W C. W. K lp h u th . It 10 Block I t ..."--------I^ot 10 a n d E__ _I s . 4..................... f t o f L o t I, n ft i V„.,0gy71 f t N 417.71 f t)...; W by 100 ft N nnd 8 In N B co r R. B . M . _______ •0t j»•| Block <a II cB rid e 1 20 11 B lo ck 1 T ie r I --------------------11 I. D. M artin I G eo rg e F ox ........ fl.ll ' “ -■-a a s s s a f l s n a n s i M w 12.65 o f L o t 1) ................ ........ ................... ! at TUock ............................ .. D. 3. S ulliva n .......... Lole 1, I, a n d I, Blook I, T la r A. n . w i l l i a m s „ c o r o f NW u a n d 101 U N 0 t SVir L o t 16 ______________........................... ____________ B.1I . 1 1 2 5 . 1 * a n d 17. Blook 17.... A. T. M o o d y ..... ....... 1 10 11 t»<— N 101 ft W to S ilver ---------- _______________ . W. R o b ln e o n ____ A rth u r~ r.,a * " * * . S a n f o rd h o t t l ConS E ty o f B W t y _______ _ ___ 9.02 Lota I t a n d I I “ Vi arid 19. Blook 1 7 --------Lake I I 19 19 to U n k n o w n O. R. F e l l o w s ____ Ill a T o i f t B ___ M i l . i s a tru o tlo n Co. U n k n o w n L ot 17 ______ FROST'S ADDITION NO. B^TO ALTAMONTB ab Reeorfced t a P l a t Be ^ I I , n d 11 Blook 1 7 -----------C. a . Cook ----L o t a ^ .i , i , |, |, io and NWty Blk 1.1 U n k n o w n ......... W H ' i t NWH b *r ----------------Unkn “ ft J M J f t f i s P ? 7 14.15 L o ts 11 a n d IS 14 19 19 O e o r r e ll. P ierce™ 9 10 11 P a g » 8, Seatlaolo C o a a t y Reeord* 10 U n k n o w n •.__ . . ’ti'B i o 04* ** Lot « ------ ------------------U n k n o w n ----------------I 0 l . f l 17.91 L o t 17 .... Lota s i . i t , i f , l T . 1 l a n i l i l Jl |0 UlOCk I I ......... J a m e s C onner 11 20 11 1 U n k n o w n ......... . Blook . . . . . I, T ie r I _______ " — .........—.......... - ........ — Unknown , E' ■“ i i M c h oh W U l oh 8 •"»*» U n k n o w n ....... I M S IX)l f l .............................. uSiSSti ):i! 1.00 U n k n o w n f tw ° u N H of s H oT NW H*"of I G eorge G arw ood . . o f L o t t. Block I, T i e r I 11.11 D. L T h r a a h a r .......... i n . i“i A l^N B U o f NBty 8W o f OL llna E d w a r d Boyfc|n VV.7! },}j M. W. F in le y Ji,* 17‘and T»Z IS 10 11 5 L o t t, Blook l , T la r 7 J o e C am eron Of N E U of NW 1 W. H . H y n e s ______ 11.70 W . F . L B A V r r r s d U B .D lV ia iO N a a _____ 7.07 11 11 81 S H o f S W H o ' f N W H of"NWU"." 11 20 11 80 B. D. Molntoeh ■»? W » l lo t of P e te r Ml* 6 Unknown Lot I, Blook I, T ie r 7 ____ 11.71 O. W. V anabla _____ 111.91 19.41 % Id a OC llna w ith E. llna____ I I 19 19 19 91 89 10 10 10 SO I* D. F r o s t ___ <1 07 ch IV of NIB o o r....... " " * * B*» L P a s , w 10.18 Sty o f L o t 7 a n d a ll L o t I, B lk S E U E H of L o t t ................ — O m t y ” oh W 19 91 89 10 oh N 8 44 i n 45 W^IS^M Oh A nnie A. D a r la . I, T la r 7 ____ 1.46 L o m S ^ b " c“ P U * Book Wo* ** P “ ** ■ •m la o le C o a a t y Record* o8h V 7to O t . L l i V s BSly Sam B e n ja m in __ 11 l y to 91.10 11 89 10 ■ 10 deg B 1.11 ch N BO d eg B 3. B. Mooney L o t s . _ _ _____ _ . . . . I.IS • h a d 9, Blook l , Tj[ar io ... —— •••* U n k n o w n - .................. , 1.10 Be»g NB c o r of SB U o f B B U * * ■ ~ ..... •v, a n a ioaa a i n y a a ) . U n k n o w n ................ 10.11 W B L L IN O T O N 'I 19 11 81 I I 19 29 B X line of Sec. W to b e g -----10 10 D. H o u s to n ______ Loulaa P tr l a _______ L ot I a n d Nty o f L o t 7. Bloo to 11.15 MECCA HAMMOCK . . l l f r o r , . . 6.15 .......................... ' ik I. ■ l i t yda o f N B U o f NBty, » , k N .. I. P , „ 11 10 20 I I 19 19 11 U n k n o w n __________ „ j end 1 T la r I *« • * B eak Ne. U f t U N t^ * i t r t 8 * 47,1 ft ® ,,4-T 11.10 l . l t F. P. R lnaa C o a a ty ■ • f t » t Into, o f a lino o f P a to r Lota 11, I I a n d I I IS H e n r y Slmmone 1) 10 80 ^ of NEH ™ IM S E H of N W ( i w i i i 70 y a rd e n ”A M ir a n d a * * “ “ O. P. H erndon I I 19 29 ° - H. T om linson S f t i V « , - h T.'8S 5 s t e m F ra n x h e lm _______ 62.61 o t , ° r j f l . 1 1 ............. ....... * * } . A. A ndaraon i r . l r . 8 by 110 yds B a n d W In NW .............. 13,10 tO.ll Bey. S00 ft H 12 10 >0 » r too X of N W c o r o f L o t 1 f t 19 91 10 E m p ir e L e n d O k , cor., ej ................................. IM S U n k n o w n ........... 36.11 »t 11 ______________ .................. ......... U n k n o w n ............... .. 17 11 81 77 B. B. J o n e a —.-----liu s { u ' r t 8"»nd“4 c b l ' l l l V i • Unknown i . l t Lot I. Blook 1, T la r 7 J o h n M. S l o v e n e ........ 10.24 W H o f NIVU ...........- .......................... 17 11 88 U n k n o w n ..... ...... ........ 1L9I 10 M. c . V a n B u a k l r k . 11 10 10 I » o f NW cor L o ta 1 a n d I. Block t, 10 .... E ty o f S B U of NIVU o f S B U a n d NW U of NW U ............. ............ U n k n o w n ..................... ..17.70 t Unknown 21 19 19 RUB S 66 deg B 6 ch B 16 d e g W 40 Sam uel K lein ........ L ot 10, Block t, T ie r 10 Unknown 19 11 m o 1.11 E H of N E U of 8 W U of 8BU-... F i r s t N a tio n a l B a n k 11 81 89 Mi 10 M. C. V a n B u e k lr k _ I I 19 19 • 4° Seo line N to p t S 16 d e g 11 U n k n o w n U of 8 E U h W 0 t HH ° ° r of ft W H 1.19 o f T a m p a ________ 11.16 « of beg N 16 d e g & to b e g — U nk n o w n Mitn M 1A w '^ e’sa f e t U r t V 4l,M H a c r ® " ° ,d ,0 19 81 89 2.11 D#A f or i * L ot » • Blook I, H u n N 10 ch W 1.7* ob 8 1 d e g ■0 . i i ft s o f N B oor --------------14 19 19 11 10 10 3. L. m u ____ 10 U n k n o w n ........_ ......... jo.i i T la r 1, R un N 70.19 f t , B 117 f{ of N B U a n d BBV 46 m in e B BU oh W 8.80 oh to 1 % * IV 816 f t 8 708 f t . to n r ■'JtH, uo t N B * a n d N B H of L e n a U Leraoh fl 1.29 ft, W I I ft, H SI f t W Of 8 IV U a n d W U \l « 89 180 J. L H ill W 0 *l,n® 07 «ald N W H 8B^(, s 19 ‘uSiw&J* ll V N P sS ** 89 10 IS 19.71 .. o f BR l"NEiy «lon« ^ 7#8» « N »»7 « M. J. T a y l o r ................ i e .55 ti 14 J i 8 W l V i'‘il p f N ' w ' c o r ' i ^ n ™ " l l 19 19 w 1° __ 11 81 19 to 81V cor of sa id N W H of 8! D. U. T h r a s h e r ........ *7.60 10 J. W. C o n a w a y SH T. 8. H u ff MS to beg ......... — ................. —............. Bejr SB c o r o f L o t I I Blook I T ie r S H U Of N i l ’S ---- 44.4* __ *® D 19 t l r u n B 10 ch K 8, oh N so c h ’w C ...... 9 ir u n N I I f t W I I f t a IS ft a d d 8 E U of T O . . - .... ...f....." i11 f ? n8 B . H I « * 1*11 R 197 ” • cn. C. 7. Mitchell 7.41 Beg U ch N o f SW c o r o f L ot t i 81 89 140 I m . i H '1 SUB-DIVISION a a H eoorded l a F U t Book L e n a L Leraoh rt n 1660 ft to bey a n d leaa 14 10 11 17.7S No. 2. P a g o 40s SeaU aole Ba• f- 1JH Ch N an d 10 oh B of 10 C. B. B a k e r ________ ».70 8 B U of N B U an d N W U of N B li H un N |1 d e g B 12.28 oh N thiy R. C. B ow er ................ 70.06 1 C o a a t y R ooorda T.o t *'** 6 c,» W a n d 20 ch N of BE •», T ie r a •■ IV 8 W H o f N B U an d1 long ro ad 11.31 ch W 209 f t N C haa Hecreat .............. 81.01 oor 18 19 30 E H a n d E I m u of N W H ........................... 14 *5 10 40 E m p ir e L a n d Co.. I t l t ft of NW H B.10 N ' V U o f 8 W U of N BU a n d H H w to A. C. 19 19 t l 109 N « 7 Ch N 41 Block 6 T ier I I 8 c h '" N " T 6 " 'o h 'B '1 'o h B Unknown ° f. N E U of N W U a n d N W U of M l deg VW ? to *'M W line o f 8eo 8 to Mr*. Dj. O. Brown, Unk now n —............. RhJi? ....... B.10 ..beg. it i v a r Hfc.1 y a l o n g R iv e8t' r toJobno beg ..... W ld E x Allowed. .. SB oor*of*Lot I b*r 11 ° h W o t 1.9t I I n. T. W in n ................ l a u ' o f SLU .......................... *........ IB 10 10 80 I- B e a t t y ............ 61.66 15 F lo rid a G roves Co... 18.62 i . t s H 19 f t of W 71 f t of L o t 11 a n d 19 19 11 22 81 89 145 J. E. Mooney ............ 21.40 l e t acre* of N I I a a r a a o f 8 B H of ru n E 10 ch N 10 oh B t l h F tc > I,eo rVI 0°,h L^ * and Oh N of SB W 76 ft of L ot 16. Block I. Tie? l A N y o i l l ) FARM S aa Itee o rd e d fLJ?r"nd w b>’ *«4 ft N a n d 8 24 20 31 N lino of Lot I, Wly to p t n J. B. R anald! LS7 Mrs. F lo re n ce T. v.Unni ' V .,14 ff N to L a k e j V . i u p d ea.i.S ?.% L ,t r f t . ? ^ ' m * ,1B — l* » H . I l k of NIVH of N W H ---------- ----- 11 Unknown 10.70 L ota 1 a n d I. Blook I ..- ................ Hi \ 12 21 81 N th iy a ! o n g la k e to pt N of beg B ra d y ............ U n k n o w n ................ .... i.|g 41.60 Unknown ^ L ^ w u . o n i o a. J. M. Oiflaaby ............ 11.76 H 7 f t of Lot 3 a n d N 29 H f t of a IO DOg ............................. 23 81 19 40 U n k n o w n ..............— 5111 i d I'uleaton, _______ . IV 6 ch 8 2 H o h B 2 1-4 ch Lot t. Block 0 T ie r 2 N H o f BU of NBU T r u e te e for S an fo rd v . f T ia s h * ■ “"<* *'■ ■ 7.70 H. B. McCall ............ 18.90 34 81 29 5 Chaa. L. B r i t t ........ 49.76 U n k n o w n ..................... 110 a 45 ileg 1* min, B to E line of L o t I. Block 17..........,7V..................... A lb e r t D r a p e r ___ _26. .It. All Block 6 T ie r 16 . . “ nd , T j n c’,u b “ » recorded If. C. H nek ln e ........ 31.09 gee. N 6.72 ch to b eg ........................ IV. I. B e a t ty L o t 6, Block 17 ... ..................... 1.81 O. P. 8 W O ™ R. 8. Bitrnoe ............ 0 66 L ot 6 Block 7 T ie r 2 ....... O f BLACK HAMMOCK . . R e corded In >*2, B ««* Book W II.D MKRU a* Itern rd ed Ir Viola O ard n o r .......... 108.10 20 30 I gWU of N W H ........................... .......... 22 n , , , * ,n ,,f o k No. 1. P a g e 111, S em laole C o a a t y l*ot I, Block 1 7 ........ ................... D. L. T h r a s h e r „ « . Sem inole C o u n ty Reo* E d ith K ettern in n .3.29 Lot 8 Block 7 T lor 3 ...... 11.71 l.ot IA __ . ' * 110 « o u n t y Record* W. II. W ig h t ............ 63.70 | / n t t l e R. B a ri)or neCorde 5.60 o. 1 Swope L an d Co. L o la 2, a, o, nnd 7, IBook i'oVVVT 23.06 Lola t nnd 5 Block 7 T ie r t ........ 3.59 I.ola 6, 7 n nd 8 lllock 1 R. J. I lo lly ................ 168.66 N 2.07 acre* of beg. nt Int. of J. 8. Wlloon IllH LKA HAMMOCK a s R e co rd ed In P la t B ook No. 1, P a g e 1041, Seminole C oun­ Lota 91 to 120 Lola 1 a n d 2 Block 7 T ie r 6 w . ii. F u n k O. I Hwapa Iguid Co. 151.96 All w U H Of Tp line Dlock 8 "I" --------------11% 4$«| Lots 163 to 216 ........ ....................... Mra. 8. B. W o o d r u f f 62.19 W line of t y R ecords Lot 10 Block 7 T lor 6 . O P. Swope Lund Co. 360.05 Mra. J. LlIJa ...... Lot* 273 lo 305 ............... 1.............. 12.06 Lot 3 Block 7 T ie r 8 ......................... J J ' I L ' * * n e Of S a n f o rd a t ! R un I Lot 30 .................................................... J. Lind ley ........ .......... 6.77 l> I*. Hwupe L and Co. 167.61 L?i.J 0 6 " a n V « ' »• « * • .• «H, kem tn o .e „ , Pord.. Lota 370 to 373 ......... .................. U n k n o w n ............... HK IIARDRON R a D n ITI(IN^ t o IV O O in.IllD Q E a . R ecorded In P l . t Rook No. 1. 3.34 N 13.65 ch E 6 08 ch 8 25 d eg W I hot* 137, 733, 134, 135, 136 a n d 70 ft W of N E c o r Blook 7 Lola 16. 17 utid i s .... O. P. Swope I.and Co. 21.35 It. T. W .. inn ............ 61.26 Beic to heg ............... H « r 13 run H 125 ft \v 105 H ft 117 ......................... .............. ...——..... U n k n o w n ............. ....... 12.26 Lota 374 to 381 ............ .................. Lota 6. 6. 7. 8, 9. 10, ! " 20 an d Record. O. P. Hwopo L and Co. 42.211 L o t a . 1 7. 48. 49, 60. V f n nd b » ...... U n k n o w n ........... ......... 19.07 LotH 382 to 386 a n d Lot 388...... N 25 ft K 106 Vi ft. 21 ........ _ ------------------------ 107 U- ** T h r n e h c r ... IVIIIlum A. Jo hna on 37.03 U n k n o w n .................... 7 1 1 5 W a lte r Rood 11.11 L ots 390 a n d 392 (leea p a r t E of 6 80 MIDWAY L°»hi?«6’ ° l Lot 66, n il 60 an d UltJMAA'R ADDITION TO B U H K K A HAMMOCK a* R e co rd ed l a l ' l a t Book No. Loulan Ittnchahler .... 31.45 ,,eJF. *20 fl N of HW cor Block ,, Lota 33 to 40 nnd Lot 42 7, th a t p a r t o f Lot 68 N of Ity c a n a l ) ........................... Lota T i * ; " • • • » " « » * • ■ ■— « . . . . , - n r . Co„ „ 2, l 'n a e Otl, Remlnole C ounty lleeorda H. 8. Stonaon ............ Tier 13 ru n E 68 ft N 144 ft vJ 6.79 . O. I' Swope L and Co. 7.02 Lot 394 ....................... ................... Rtrorde U nk n o w n ........... 7095 Lot 20 f ? ■ « . 8«. 7o. 7i a n d 73 U n k n o w n 7 28_ft H 126 ft W 40 ft 8 19 ft to I hot) I n" d 8 .................................... .. F re d S h u m a n ........... 8.77 Lot 3 9 9 ............................ :::::::::::::.......... V). I' Hwopo Land Co. 6 68 Deg 251 ft E o f NW co r of „ 5 11 10 U n k n o w n ..................... U2.66 Lot 45 .................................. 111 licg L u la B e n to n " ! ...... O. I* Hwopo Land Co. '{,"0 « 685 ft a 369 Vi f t N 686 ft 6.88 j ^ j ' i i ; " i t "i»nd ' * 6 ............... Lota A. U a n d C ....................... Ben S cott .................. Lot 48 ...... ............................. Ml nnbo ................ 11.16 L utLot Block *. T ie r 8................. 29.23 O. P Hwopo Land Co. 16.13 H e a te r W illiam s EU of HE Vi of NlVVi of N W H . . . 24 20 30 E m p ir e L and Co. 2.78 W * o f N H of NIVU of N E U a n d " U nk n o w n .............. 50.90 Mre. G. B. a r a n g e r, Lola 49 a n d SO .III........... III 6 U nknow n ............ U n k n o w n ........ Lot 01 ...........................................- ......... 20 30 JjWVi of N W H of N W H ................ 24 L. J. B r y a n t ___ 3.88 A lbort U ollntslk ...... 63.20 N 44 fl of Lot 2, Block 9 T ie r 6.77 ,, N flH c h o f N E U o f NlVVi ........ 101 Wld Ex Allowed.... of N B <4 of .N W U ' o f *^{" 7 «*. *4. 65. 66. 68 an d 69........ 1 20 32 Unknown I* I. 8 1to ii all L o t i o i .......... ::••"•••••••.......................... | U t l ........ ......................... ...................... 20 20 30 MW % .................................. 5 21 30 Unknown 3 37 8.50 w *;J of N t t o f N E U an d 8 H of 1.01 3 . U n k n o w n 2.60 U n k n o w n ....... 30 20 30 Lota B, C ntitl l> 1 87 U n k n o w n ........... ......... 41.40 Deg 372 ft 8 mid 180 ft IV o f NB U nknow n ..................... 93.03 Lot 6 Block 10 T ie r 1 Lot 86 IIIIIIIII........................ N B H a n d N H of o f HE ------U an d Hll’ U U n k n o w n ............ **} »• V,r.ynn L ot K ........ Btg 622.22 ft N of SB aor* o f N B H oor of NlVVi of N E U U n k n o w n ............. 37.70 N 50 ft of Lot 8 Block P. Illnee .........—••• ................ <«-25 11.96 Lot 87 .........1........................ 31 30 7 30 32 26n U n k n o w n U n k n o w n .......... }•!} 20 ' of NEVi .............................................. 31 30 15 ft W Run 8 125 IV U S ' f t 8 180 ft U n k n o w n ..................... 11.75 2 *...... i ° l 102, ib»""*ibdl NU Unknown ....... lt8* Ucjr. 076 ft N nnd 1987 ft \V of |(un N 165.74 f t IV 711.2 f t 8 IV 176 ft N 305 ft E 480 ft a n d IV 3-4 of 8 H of n ty.......Ir. and I 07 ' 105, 106 U n k n o w n .................... 49.81 1 Ot 8 60 ft of H W y Block 6 10 32 280 U nknow n 2 Maude A. A nderson .. 145.71 ft E 711.3 f t ......................... HE cor U n k n o w n ... 3.98 AR 8 B H of SB Vi W of A. Cl L. -I, IVH of NIVU of a t i ' i mill 1.87 16 Lola I II . Mg nnd 110 I ' d IV H of 32 19 30 U n k n o w n ........ NWVj of N W H of N E U ................ 31 20 30 E. C. Elite 6.10 .. MB V i of N W U of H E 'i Lot 123 Llxxlo W aldon ....... 101 21 30 8 20 32 6 A. C. M a rtin ............ 7 07 U n k n o w n ........ ...... C. C. I’aino .................. 6.yg | Beg HE cor of J e s s u p a n d W e s t 1 17 NlVVi ofI NIVU (Ioaa 4 ncrea o f f B N I®.? Tle°rf ir ,100 , l o f HWH B i o i k NIVU of NlVVi ................. .. 1.01 Lola 126 a n d 121..... 0 20 12 U n k n o w n . ............. Lake A venue In th e T o w n of U nknow n ..................... 6.08 J o e Kernnndex aldo of N E U of NIVU of N W U ” « t » « ' K N o t HB o‘o‘, „ 'S u E H o f N B U a n d 8 IV U of NEU-... 11 20 32 Mury Bnylock ............ 7.07 Lota 119 und 150 I’ 1.01 21 30 32.96 Loin 4 nnd 6 Block 11 T lo r « 36 T h o m a s Hhophard .... H e s t e r w illin m a Of NW H ........ hongwuod .......................................... 31 20 10 IV. A. W hitcom b ........ 21.65 4.16 -' Acrea In NB cor of 8 W U . 70 HH of 8WVi Louie F lelachor ........ 26.33 Lota 199 nnd 200 11 20 32 16 19 30 *T'J»d N 23 ft o f Lot 2. Bioak J o h n J o n e a ... ? Ji run S 198 ft B 866.66 ft N 198 f t II. l>. Diinell .............. 18.13 ^ d a E an d IV liy 140 yda N & n i v u o f HE’vi ...... 14 20 32 Lota 201, 208 nnd 209 ............ *•»» H ' a i o V * 0 ft' B " » « ' f t ' B M l' fV U n k n oow w nn IV to beg ............................................ 8. A. D o w n s ................... 16.08 1.2 U nk n o w n 4.22 O. F. Sm ith ............... 141.15 W H of NBVi of NIVU and MEU 31 30 -°!" v * t 225. an d 226 Un];nowii O v e r ts e re t T urp. Co. 31 20 80 I Big cor of SIVU of N l l ' U ......- 31 8.08 «‘<'K3in ft N of 8 B cor of N E U o f 8 T - L. B row n .............. 35.86 I<0A* * a n d 2 (ieen lieu 7 "ft B olf of N W U ................ * 10 10 32 Lota 269 nnd 260 U n k n o w n n\> *4 ......................... c o r o f Lot rur* H 101 ft B | | llun N 697 ft B 324 f t 8 697 ft II. A. N lckoleon....... 46.73 81VU o f N IV U • .................... 16 80 32 31 M. Jf. HMITIPN MUIIIIIVIRION OK RKCTIONR . . . . . . ^ . Lola 274 nnd 300 30 fl 8 6 ft E 37 ft N 109 ft W U n k n o w n U n k n o w n .................... 8.72 IV 121 ft ............................. ................ 6 Unknown 1 ae ro a<| In HIV c o r of HE Vi of R un N to brlok r o a d S W l y ' t o D t Lot 276 ...... ............ *« *»eg) Block 11 T lor t ... Unknown IV of heg B to heg ..... Deg SW cor of 8BV4 of NlVVi .. 31 20 30 Blockn 4, 6, 0, 7, 8, 0,,,r * r M3' 1^ rn,,MO,e L-ounly I t r c o r d e ' " ' ,,o o k Na‘ '• All80„r,‘ NlVVi of HEU E. F. I lo u a h o l d e r ... 73.24 Lota 276, 277,’ 278"""I...... 1 U n k n o w n ............. 16 80 32 Block 11, Tlor 18 .... 1 'le o r g o Aaho U n k n o w n 13. a n d 14 .. Hun E 105.6 ft N 520 ft IV 106.6 1.91 2.32 *1*1 M1f..T?,ft " ' ''t HIV ......... c o r of HE Vi of U n k n o w n ..................... 13 . lu Lota 289 a n d 290 ...... n>> *4 . U n k n o w n Blockn 21 , 22 23. 24. 26, 2®," | 7 ft 8 620 ft .......................................... 1 U n k n o w n 3 18 U nk n o w n ......... ......... 1 44 48 11 30 AVIIITCOMIPS F IR S T ADDITION TO OENHVA . . R ecorded In P l . l Hook No. a. nnd 21 .........;. Unknown Beg 4 ch N of 8 IV cor of NIVH » u " N,1069 ft E 717 ft H tOLM j . o . PACKAltD'M FIIIHT ADD TO MIDWAY Block 30 ........ ............................. of SW U ................ ............................. 31 20 30 ft W 360 8 ft H to brick road U n k n o w n ........ 137 nj Lota 1. 2. J. 20 nnd 21.‘ u f o \ T \ H' n'ln ° ' r C° Ua' r W M teom t w no ft » '• ............................ 1’n g e 109. ' Run E 6 ch N 2 ch IV 6 ch 8 3 5.68 ly ii Ion ir Haim* to M lino of Lot 2 lllock 3 .......... . 1 , ■ , A* W h itco m b T hu 1 p a r t of nioo'k Vi' s ' o f Ry E lm e r F. K eith .!!!! 29 20 Lola 1. 2, n „ d 3 ..........">*. Reralnole C & 4, ' d ,n P *«* Book No. X Block It T ier 19 r u n W 60 f t U nk n o w n ..................... 1.50 Hoc. W to beg ....... ch ...............- ......................... —......... F. D rlg g o re „ , ttn{* All Illooke 39 nnd 40°* 4.13 8 U n k n o w n .. N 120 ft Lola 11 a n d 12 . E 50 ft rf 120 f t to 13 20 |flW>4 nf 81VU (loss bog. 481 ft U n k n o w n ...______ Blockn 41 und 42 ...... .. ...... U n k n o w n ................... a i 00 RinSHIIIMC IIKII4IITR ne D rc ordc d In P l a t Rook No. 2. I 'n « r a4. Remlnole C'ounb eg ) .............................. Lola 81 a n d 82 114 N and 1114 f t B of 8\V co r r u n " » V ” „V S v i V " ' • " * * « - * T h a t p a r t of Block 41 H of R y .... ''*o n , » om e ry U n k n o w n ..................... j g j o Lot 6 Block 12 T ie r 21 10 U nknow n ............ 10 90 Lot 134 .... 9.01 ty ilecordfl U n k n o w n .... , 1 deg B 106 f l N 80 d eg W 200 ft tto n N sno ft a?r. ri h loc.t i t L H of N 210 ft of Block 47 L ota l, ), j, 7, an d 8..... U nk n o w n .................... 8 2o Lot r> Block 12 T ie r 5 « , w . K n ig h t 72:30 Lot 180 ................ Block* 82*' 2,0 f ‘ ° f ,,|00,‘ Unknown HU to beg B l deg IV 100 ft Bly 200 ft.).... 31 20 30 .08 39 Thotnna Hliopherd U n k n o w n ..................... 9.08 6.48 8 E u g en e O rr ............. Lot 230 . .... 8 an d 9. Block 12 T lor 6.. 12.61 Ulook 91 ............ I Beg J 1 ti V j ft N of SB c o r of N W U }• I s r o w n ................ 72 no Lola ........................_ _ Lot I Block 12 T ier 7. {], M ahoney .......... J 9.45 N W U o f N B U ...................................... 17 80 31 40 U nknow n ..................... 10 31 30 7.77 *W T C f G. W. Halley ............ S2!o« Lot 7 Block 13 T ie r 4 . ’ 81 10 ,*V' W' A n g le r ............... 6.77 N B U of N E U ............................. .. 17 20 33 M. m . R.Mrrii'H 40 Iluii W 423.7 ft N 763 f t E 423.7 *{»'•• a i’oo ft n 74 d eg li i o x i l t n k n o w n ..................... 7.77 'U n k n o w n ................. sa jn - o * . . . ...— Lot I Block 14 T ie r 2 of NIVU und HH of NWVi.III 17 80 18 120 U ft S 761 ft .......................................... U n k n o w n ............ 7 It. M u rp h y ................ 15.70 NBVi 19.26 II N 1?8i.4,rfl 8 Wt0 b°H ............. 1 M agnolia M cPherson u e g t.i)# ch n of 8 w co r m M*honey .....!!I 6lo& Lota I1 aann d 2. 2. Dlock Block l2 .......................... u . . ■ " • s s s m ' e a s - s a - j . ............... ......... *............ .. Lot 6 Block 14 T ie r 2 " " " -------------Unknown 7 *e°,, f l 7.00 17 10 18 Uc« « t NI; cor of follow ing: Dug Beg C87.9 f t N of 8B cor o f N BU Lot 1 Block 15 T ie r 4....................... Lota 1 a n d 9, Block 3 IIIH"................. L ola 18 to 5f ................. * 0,1 E 12 oh 8 4.99 ch 31 20 10 U n k n o w n III!.!.............. ?5« U n k n o w n ........... .. 12 of U n k n o w n ................... g 10 Hive* B ‘,f 8W cor of HB^ * 1. 2, 4 , 5 an d 6, Block 's ........ 6 llun N 682.98 ft W 711.2 ft, 8 Unknown H U n k n o w n ..................... 10.46 U n k n o w n ................ II" J 87!o5 81 30 Lota 3 nn d 10, Block 4 l0CK *........ n b u o f h e u ......................— nm: IS 80 12 40 W. F. U olger 112.9) f t B 711.2 ft ......................... U n k n o w n ...».............. »•» 10 Mre. C. O. C lapp ........ 8.99 HBU ? *} ” aso.'i'ft B «oi'.b 7.77 D' F ' ln, . 9 * n i or o t HI. G e r tr u d e C. K ennleon ................ 59.25 Lo a 11 a n d 12, Block i ~HVI........... of N B U (Ioaa hog 8B cor f t IF 108.2 ft for b e g in n in g point, Beg 1126 f t IV of SB co r of NBU £ v«' tGl 0 ft 1C o f W line of ^ t f0r,lonVoOcnkn , Yn ,o 0 k r N- T ,8 r « • C. K unnlaon ..................... 49.32 {-ote 1 a i d y m o c k B* .................... ru n N 14 ch IV 6 ch 8 14 oh B 29 19 30 L.?ura0 aarvj.V .... ....... 9 «» ot NIVU ............................................ 31 20 so Lot 2 Block 6 T lor i> 6 c h ) ........................................... Cecelia B r a n d t ........ 11.95 Lo a 6 a n d 6. Block 5 ------ ----- t r A r v 1" — .................................................... U 19 M'Vnn'r.1?? fl t?,h a100 f‘ K 180 ft «nl!.n Hr 4fLot a n V M. <6*,#M. HSm to ith'* NW 11 80 18 31 U n k n o w n .................... Bin B 69 ft N 460 ft IV 69 ft 8 o o r of 21 i 100 t p u r l belong6.28 U n k n o w n ..... ..II.T...... 1 H. D ennis ................... i 77 Ueg 329.26 ft E of HIV co r o f {'Of «.B lo o k 7 T ie r A ......... J'OJ" 3j «• 7. 8 an d Ing to IVoaley P e n n e y ) ............ i 11 10 TUock C ......... 414 ft ..................................................... E lm o r e W a lk e r .... * U n k n o w n .................... 1,87 Lnl 11 Block 7 T lo r II W. 11. Iln y m a u ........ W ilb u r F o r r o a te r .... s !66 *-«'■ J. 4. 7. 8. ‘ 9,nnd NIVU of N W U ............. •of , '"i?*?11 B *° N ,': c o r * 11 10 12 4.89 Deg 287.1 ft E a n d 470 ft N of HIV Bet SW co r of N B U of 8 B U ... 31 20 SO 10, h ioc k unknown” *.}* Lot 0 Block 8 T ie r A D un N 261 ft E 104 62 ft 8 264 . V ' - bclerao n ............ 32.06 W tS heg ‘ N ‘° ,’1' 13 ,,f b"« c o r of HEU of SIVU ..................... 7 Hun N 160 f t B 360 ft 8 100 f t W 31 SO Lot 8 Block 8 T ie r A "I" ft IV 164.62 ft .................. y', r "J'r .............. 26.33 1 Run E 160 ft N 50 ft IV 160 ft 8 til ft ................................................... I r a H atton ................ 8.97 U nk n o w n ..................... 5 09 Unknown Unknown 8. 8 ) ,°rf of N W 'ii'o f 'H B 14 aii3 7.15 ? ! L o t 1 Blook 8 T lor B. 60 ft ..................... .. IV H ° /» ,E H of HEM of NEU Ileg 481 f t N a n d 1114 ft B of Hhe„ M o w h ite Lot 9 Block 8 T lor C .............. Isunc J e m lsu u ........ ..a.'u Vwro" ' of HW H an d 32 1.49 T H E D E N E VA T il ACT IN HEC. 33.T IV I'. 20". RANGE 32 E „ a . R ecorded I . P la t 8 3-4 of n i v u of s f i u ' 7 81 80 31 20 SO nil HE 1; of N W H 8 of St. G er10 It. C. Low la ................ 14.10 J. II. R a r t le y ....... 1534 U n k n o w n .............. .. ,2 ug '»«e 3 ,4 . «n d 6 Block 8 T ie r H jj0 t ( Hook No. 1, P a g e 07, Remlnole C o a n ly Ilee o rd r Dog 2587 Vi ft IV of HE c o r ..... 7 21 10 ( r 11cl 19 Avoiiiin , Run N 1 d e g B 106 ft N 89 d eg ' M « . » B " i •■*.?* • « « Lot 2 Block 9 T lor A i i .... \i> •«.) N 3j» -. — ----i. W illiam A. Jo n e s ’ 29 19 10 10.24 IV 200 ft 8 1 d e g W 100 ft Bly *0 U nknow n IV. A. W hitcom b ....... 2.64 Beg 16.01 oh 8 of NH Hec. poPt 0 ft N S3* ll lllln Lewie 36.20 Lot 6 Block 9 T ie r 11 31' 19 30 U n k n o w n --------------- m u c o r of a j 3u rt. U................ . , ft k 130 ft 32.06 B hV h ,4 ft N 07 209 ft lo beg ............................ ........ Unknown 1 L. M. D avis .......... 1.87 IVU of 81V U of N E U E m m a lllcka, Wld 1.19 NBVi of N W U Vi of N’ NlVVi 31 Mre. K. M. Kleg lle lra 6.68 Run IV 15 ch N 219 4 ft 21 30 1L96 ch WB» U °c,. 9,4 N l.oi 9 Block » T lo r O 10 L. C. I.owln ............ Lx Allowed .... B H ° f 8 IVVi of N BU 3.01 3 64 (IOHH IV V n"d 1 acre 8 219 4 f|. *16 oh I. M. Adiilna .............. 6.20 11 U n k n o w n tO.Kill IIOI) a s R e e o r d r d In P int H ook No. 1, P a g e s 1H to 21, S em inole C ounty "r.J.'?1 3 t* " M H "M) ,,e.¥ 1B-«1, oil 8 o f NU Hoc. liiiai."’* 31 19 30 Lot 13.18 N Vi of L o t 1 .... __________ U nknow n .............. 8 Block 9 T lor l> 16 55 |n^ NW c o r of W U of NV4 of U n k n o w n ...... 2.64 R e co rd s Unkiiou o 4l<H fr *77.8 ft hi an d 791 ft \V of E of Lot 10. Block 9 * ** C Mayo HIVU of NlVVi an d N W U of HIVU r 11 01. e l o c h oh W *° ch N 1191 20,68 2411 J. P. .MiihmuI w Ii II ii .... 67.90 21 so HE cor of HIV H .. >y or Lola L 2. 3, 4, 6, Block 9, TTie 81 D. II. I l o o k s r ............ Mamie F lem ing NE 6 a c r e a of N BU of N B U ........ 1.08 ier U Beg. HE c o r of NW U 11.96 33 19 31 15 U nknow n N ow ton Ducon .......... 1.60 | let 17 .......................... —...................... j . 8 . D ln k le .......... .... .97 HBU 32.66 o f ........................................... <Jllhert Hlokon ..." l-ola 0 a n d 7 Block 0 T ie r II 31 19 30 10.75 Bun W 10 ch N 10 cit E 10 ch 8*8 ii," ,' , * « «'"■*» <• s is r . Alex IVmidur .............. 34.94 SSi of Lot 4 4 ...................................... U n k n o w n __________ 3.63 A. E. G R IF F IN 'S SIIR.DlVISION . . . R ecorded In P l . l n „ ok No. I. P . g . 43. « lllock U T lor JI c r a n k Brown IV Vi of N ll’ U ................................... 19.42 H I unnurveyed im rt 8W «f cj, 8 10 oh IVIIIlum Collier ...... Jail 169 (leaa N 21.81 f t) ............ E m m ie I,. E n tx m l n g e r 28.80 HIV U o f HBU ....................- ................ 33 20 16.08 j B w iiiiu .... }) «*f laol I lllock im T lor .\ H e n r y R o l l e r ............. ,J( 17.70 Beg | | ch H «f NW JnniOM A. Andrews... J o h n a r iv e r 10 G eorge H arw ood 13.61 » » l « « t <■« n - n d N H o t V i T C“ " “ " let 2"7 ........................................ .......... C e n tr a l F r u i t Co....... 6.58 16 85 K 3 .1 ft of lain | lllock |o Tlor A HIVU of HW V i of HWU .................... 3 4 20 j E- |'f1, J"K .......................3.91 . O. U. R eed ................... Lola 5 nml 0 Run 8 3.16 ch E 3.81 ch H 2 64 ch 91 19 30 D>l »» .............................. - ...... - ....... M ary A. Houck ____ .97 N W U of HBU ........... .........~ ~ 2 02 J 1 • L“ ln« ................ 3 3 | Lot 4 .... 3 1 20 U n k n o w n ............... m Morton R e a lty Co 3.32 llo m u r A. Nlckoleon N T P e r'f^f " ' 4 o f ‘*°l 5, Block 10 7.77 B ch N 6.80 ch W 12.0* 08 oh HW V i of HE V i a n d BVi of HIVU K w G o o d r i c h :::: : m 12 iu eg Deg 7.57 oh 8 5 dog IV of HE c o r RAMI S ADDITION TO I.ONOWOOD ne R e co rd ed In P l a t Hook No. 1, P a g e 10. !•"' !• Block II T ie r A Ella B radford ...... an d HVi of HBU of N W U a n d A. I'ulrnor ............. i o j | NEW |i 'HA 1.1A a* l l r r o r d r d In l-lai I |a a k NOi 8 ,9' E. B a k e r .............. 18.00 \ T N i v ( ' ,n HW ‘ ornc7 " f N W H ,3 55 of iiot 1 Mtcou'fl Hub*DlvlHlon. R rm lnole C ounty Record* * Block II T ie r B N E U of HEU of NIVU (ii'HM 5 Nut ha 11 l.ow onthul ............................................ 11.95 8 H of .... L 1 a g e 417, Nenitnule U o n n l, hot* 5 and 7 to 16 a n d Lot l Tt)k iiowii ru n S B dog w 2.9 ch N 85 dog Lot 6 lllock II T ie r F ac rea ai|. In NE c o r ) ..................... 3 | 20 32 115 O.R. & II. A.Nicholson 42.10 B L oFII b .................... n, B e ro rd a Lot 32 .. 29.20 • ncrcM .lor l l to IV lino o f .... 19 ............................ ...... - ......... .. J. 8. A rn o ld .............. 4.86 13 21 30 « a m ero n « J ntinea m c a Ml |ea .... «•*» 1 ? B"*, 11 Block II T ie r 41 Lot 49 52 74 o " w .w>" N 2.91 ch H 86 deg E to bog"!""'' Loin 9 am i 10 Block 12 T ie r ll lillhurl Hlokoa .......... 5 ' 30 1{. L oFlia 4 11. (I. Smith 3 47 3.IB SB D. It. .MITCIIBLI/N HlillVEY O F T H E L E V I DltA.NT na R r c o r d r d In P la t lluuk Jo h n T__ W. Illll I T * ADDITION TO I.ONDIVOOI) ae R ecorded In P in t Ilook No, 1, P a g e Lot 6 lllock 13 T ie r F Vi* ° J a U ' ^ und 8 Vi of HHli Unknown u r n e r .........HI go!34 " u ! „ i W V W V l w ' M 3.01 JJ H of HEV4 of HE '4 ......... .No. 1, P a g e 0, Rrtiilaolr County Record* (Ioaa bog 826 ft W o f HE link Down 22, H nnlnole C o u n ty Record* cor ru n fl F of Vu®*' / * S nnd 138 20 6.20 Lot 10 Dlock 1) i i ' - i o f M 'lH of N W H of HV N 408.7 ft W 466.7 ft H 166.7 ft NVi uf l.ot 1 Dlock II „W « 33 in In *r6 HM,‘n o w " ------ ...»....... i4 98 4'IIAP.MAN A TP4 KEIIN' P. D. T r u i t t ________ 13. U n k n o w n .................... 29.18 Lot 15 Dlock D .............. ................... *1. M. " B U I I N NE(.IINI) n v 19 33 B to bog) N 65 fi of HH of Lot 1 Dlock U... U n k n o w n .................... 29.18 O v e r s tr e e t T urp. Co. .97 l.ot 1 a n d E l i of L ol 2, Dlock 31 21 30 115 J. A. Molaon ............ 21.85 HUIIDI VIMIIIN ae Il^ eo rd e d ^ln "'p i-» Vh ,,r£ t w 1" 1** 1 fi,) Lola I, 2, Nty of 8 Vi o f N li of HEU of 1110 , Ben <15 ft B of HIV cor of N B U of ft .8 nnd 176 .................................................................................................................................................. — •M), Rrmlnole <Jounor i u e i r d . " “ ok N o- *• ,," « Lola 60 to 01 f t E oftf , NVV0‘for8°o f-f ' HW H U. — HBU 32 20 30 aivvi .................................. 31 M allory & McCall.. 34.70 HIVr u of n i v u ............ j# Clnrenco Rlolutrda 19 33 w v* of Lot 2 liiock c 3 13 Run E 137 ft 8 100 ft w 117 f t U n k n o w n .................. 1484 Lot 3 Block 8 Run N 660 ft B 330 ft 8 660 ft H. D. McCall 7.26 1 ;V {*• W o o d ru ff ........ 16.85 (leorgo Hmlthermnn.. Lot 12 lllock C .................................. 7 38 IV 33 i fl ............................................... HIV Vi of* — HEU of HWU 19 ’u of Hivu 6 Unknown U n k n o w n .................... 23.97 8HIV 1.92 Dug HW co r of Lot 2 ......................... 27 20 30 " j j ° f *'J H of Lota 0 a n d 10 Block • 11 c rnxler Holra 49.32 J a c k T a t u m ............ 4 ncroH of N E U of N B U ................ 19 12.74 n«.7 i **Ii W a n d 1.65 ch N of NW 8 W 4 .... r NU c o r of U nknow n ..... 1.44 Itun H to NW cor of L ot 12, Dlk .............. E 'J of Loin 9 an d lo iljock 11 Wty o f HBU o f NBU ...................... 22 BVi «f 1 20 31 cor „f N RU of HE Vi ..................... U nknow n Morrla I. W lllla m a . L o la 36 to •,,I. Block A . 18.00 6 38 C E u at a lo n g N lino of Iota 8, ........ UIIInk n ............... ** exr.nf m .1 Lol 2 Block 12 run E I U ti 8 100 ft W 139 f t ff 31 19 33 Run N 9 ch E 11 Vi ch 8 9 ch W N 8-‘ *.,?f ''• * 07 NWU nnd 8 3-4 Unknown IU 1/ n■>o..w t.i.. .11 nknow n 9, 10, 11 mid 12 Dlock C to Lot 7 o f Bty of HBU of N BU ............ 24 D ’j cl, ...................................... Block 17 11 U n k n o w n ..................... 6.68 !*?!M «,n,Block . ! 2Bi *"'»“»«'» 11.95 U nknow n 21 30 66 I to b o rf II. Ilaw klna .. 12.77 Lol lV 126, A L a k e Joaaup NlVIy lo m o u th of U nknow n NIV U o? 8 IV U a n d 8 IV U of NIVty N 5'v irreH of IV Vi of NIVU of U nknow n W. A. W h itc o m b ..... 4 19 T h a t p o r t of Lot 1 N an d W of 11 20 29 •Soldier C reek Wly to l i c g . .... (leaa 2 ncrea In HB cor of Unknown I.I.I.IIIIIII.I '3 31 n e a v e r * a i i i i i t i d n t i i NW «i 6 V i U n k n o w n .......... .. 6.50 U n k n o w n ......... 18.86 Clay Bond, Block II 8 (Leaa Ullua, U v o ra tre e t tit NIV U of HIV ty ................. ........... . 26 NV» of S ' , of 8 IVU ......................... 3 W 75 yds N 93 i',\n W 1 P& 40 U n k n o w n ..................... 67.45 Lot Morrla I. Wllllama.... 19.35 L ota 2 to ll, Block ll D ro w ’a Ituvlalon) Dlock D ..... non l..l, Seminole C o a n ly , F lo‘‘■aV rid a lIouk No. I ’ Page* 74 U nknow n Lol « Block F U n k n o w n .............. . 9.10 12.26 HE Vi of NIVU ..................... .......... 26 U nknow n ................ n 7a M V ' <>f N W H Lo a 14 to 23, Block B Lot 9 Dlock D ..................................... U nknow n ....!. ..HI"..., 57.95 Lol l lllock K 8 6- h of H E 'i of h e u .........2X K. E. Illtiilv.V" Rl i l l i l l VIRION OF DECK MAMMOCK a* R ecorded In P int llonk U n k n o w n ..... .......... I*'. B. Brown 0.20 J o h n I'o rtco .......... 1 * 05 I,, ii. D o d d .......... 17:70 H E 'i 6.77 J 'u " *7 *0 31, iljock II Lot 38 (leaa E 6 a c re a ) Dlock U.. . of 8 E l i of H E 'i of HE Vi of HEU (leaa E B Lola 3 n od I Block No. I, P n g r H3, R rm lnole C o unty Record* Iluruco Hunduraun..__ ___ 2.61 N n3-8 M ary Itenaoii J!!Ik !!I!}.*!!? .................... 67.95 N E m p 'r o Land Co........ 3 . 8 ) 9.08 I.ola 37 lo 42 a n d 41 t< 67, Block Lot 48 Dlock D .................................. cre a) .......................... «a Unknown U n k n o w n .................... u. 2u hot 2 Dlock C .............................. U n k n o w n ................... 32.08 Lot 76 lllock D .................................... c r a n k 11. Hr own U nknow n .... 10.28 L o t V ( “ L a ^ o 2 f8 w v,4‘ ,,f n w h "::i 34 1 J. Boyhort ............ 4.05 1 84 A’ U of HIVU .............. ..." ~ ~ 34 U n k n o w n ..................... 2.64 8 IV Lot 6 lllock F .................................... . Joo C a m e ro n ....... 8.2 4 Lot 93 Dlock D .............. :.................. J. L. Miller J N. Danlol Holra 4 55 6.35 U nknow n U n k n o w n ............... 7.03 87 00 R ecorded In P ,„ , * f «> “ • * *° f ‘- N of HE c o r ~ r f Lot ■ A M m ill C E L E R Y D E LT A na R e c o rd e d In l ' l a t Hook No. I, P a g e 70, Remlnole GOLDEN ROD H E IG H T S ne R ecorded In l 'l a t Ilook No. a, P a Ke 14, H rmlnula 5 * w « o r n i v 'u ................ C ounty Record* llcxlo Dll,EH, UV EIIHTIIEET A IlliElV'H D E I IRION aa R e co rd ed In P la t llouk No, 3, Lot 14 Dlock 10 ..................... 10 ^1* Ch nH 'rb c*h \\f |0 ch N r* •>•. E n D row n ........ 26.33 C ounty lleeorda m ».8, ^ r n °l<l .............. 17.94 wit* 17. 18 . E n nd F ............... U n k n o w n .......____ 38.40 , __j , , P a g e 100, " m ilm ile L'oualy R ecorda A. 4'. MAH I I.VN a d d i t i o n t o r \ m .7TT7T7 „ U n k n o w n ........................ 744 HEU ° o f HN E i i ° f w u s b : 6 J o h n L lndgreon ■B c o r 19° ft 8 an d 1028 ft W o f NE 1 “ } 19 .................................................... II. II. L ew ie ................ ■ 32.06 Lota 8 a n d HA 8 23 Lot 21 Dlock 18 .................... : • m , i l n , ! L n n r U o n -----144 U n k n o w n ..................... 10.90 L ot 7 Dlock 18 ..................... ............. '.'" h n o w n ..................... I“p •' M. ll' R o b e rta ........... 3.01 W(i „f Lot 42 ...................................... II. Q. H a r r i s ........... 13.10 LotH,A, D. C. U. B. F. tl. 11. I. 35 6H ft o f l o t 3 a n d N T j tr " } " " 1'' C o u n lr »*?o?da ' , , “ " k S o ' '• ’" f . r ' W f 1 ...ii a w i i 7.JI ..................................... ...........................A, T. I 'o tta .............................. i,44 J, it, L, M, N, und O .................... Lot 4 Block 10 T ie r 9 J-S of Lot 42 ...................................... ‘ U n k n o w n ..................... 13.10 U n k n o w n .................... 8.59 N ' f i ' N m , ftU 71 H 470 « W 190 31 20 29 M Lola 7 , N anil 9. Block II Tlor 10 1-4 of NIVU of HE Vi BH of Lot 55 NIV of Ry ............... U n k n o w n ..................... 13.10 36 30 30 U n k n o w n ............... ..... 3 50 F. J. M ahoney 60 E. M. R o b e rta ____ 1051 5,15 ti i,M ■ ' l>R o b e rta .. 10.53 S H o f HWM of HW ti of 81014 ' 14.00 Lol lo Block It T ie r lo 36 c l a y h p iiin d h LVj of Lata 103 n n d 106.................... J. D. B p r ln g g a te ........ 19.42 P H I L I P II. YONUU G RANT aa R e corded In P l a t Rook No. 1, l'a g e a SO to 08, 30 6 U nk n o w n ■» Recorded In P in t 1 60 Lot I a n d N H of Lol 3 Block U nknow n ...............V, 9]08 " ," 1 1,3 "" ,' b E of R rm luole County lle eo rd a VAM«w.,. i 8 ,,A ., .‘K ORIltlllNK IIII4IKERAGE CO.'S ADDITION TO UI.ACK RAM­ 1 ler II .... Lota 7. 9, 10, R e cord*1 !V° ’ *’ !•» Remlnole County 36 30 Lot 4 ................................................. 32 20 31 Ju n o Young Holra W 3 iicrea of 6 a c r e a sq In Nw cor 34.41 15, lllock 23 11. 12. 3. 14 nnd Lola I mid 2 Block 12, T ier 12 ------- . lle e o rd a of •/,- }'■ Lnlng T. O. D ra nnon ____ I,,udy W a s h in g t o n .... 23.76 N p a r t of Lota B a n d 0 .................... 32 20 31 15.14 3.69 i.»i r.t .................................... *0 J. H. u l e n a ............. .. Blone 10.90 U n k n o w n ... Lot 67 NW', „f n E U of "NBU '(leaa j ly j Lota -, 11, und 17 .........................-.... 6 21 31 J u n u Young lle lra . C. R o w a n .............. 29.20 7.95 J. 3 Unknown 6.10 Vnn D unkirk ___ 3 11 F lo rid a O rovea Co..... 6.68 9.60 IIOIIINHO.VH Hi l l VE V OF Lot 160 ................ 1"n S J " " " "• N'V BVi of NEU of N ll’ U of N B U .... M ary J. H a s t y 19.20 rn. . . ' . ' " ‘VriON TO SANFORD F lo rid a (Irovea Co..... 6,(8 . Bunk No, I, IE H o*ff H\V 14 of i j p ' j ..................... 32 20 29 10 Lot 232 ................ na R ecorded In Pint »*K 1180 ft N of HH oor o f 8 W U R u n N to Ry HEly njon U amno io 36 19 so WVi of N B U of HBU 11 29 20 F. II. Kund E. M. R o b e r t s ............ 2.41 EfJOO ft of Lot I ( Iohh N 13i, iii ," " 1 ' Mr," l n « lc C ounty H rcorda F lo rid a (Irovea Co..... 5,68 4.04 Lola 219 to 262 . of HIV U .......................................... ... 4 20 31 Pj. E o f h e g W to lieg. ...... ' 32 20 29 ^ U n k n o w n ........nillinHII 2 41 b lor Ida G roves Co..... 2 I.IS of Lot 312 .... Run E 163 fl N 425 ft W 453 ft ALTA.MO.Vr a* R r c o r d r d In P la l llouk No. 1, P a g e 7, S em inole C ounty Record* Bty Rebecca IVII huii ... 23.21 Beg NE cVir'of Lot f^El* of NIVty (Ioaa th a t p a r t N 32 L. .11. R o h o rla ............ &.]• II. W. D nrr ............ u 62 R ichm ond Uoopar Lota 3 44 mid 3 46 H <75 fl .............................................. 3.61 Hemlnolo C o u n ty R ank 9.99 Lot 18 ....................................................... C. F re e m a n ................ 4.04 Lot 430 .................. II. W. U a r r ................. 57.90 K- M. R o b e r t s ........ 6 15 ?!',? 1: ?.f ” * * **y <‘"'1 lean lieu w W f - i W K 117 u U n k n o w n ..................... 2.17 8 {V'. of SIVU of HIVU ..................... 4 l l 380.4 fl of Lot 4 F r e d 11. F i t t i n g ........ io.ta U n k n o w n ........ I.ola 431 ................ N W U ” ° f N,° U° r ° f N W ^ " f 3 61 of NBU of NEVi of N B U . — 4 U n k n o w n ..................... 37.84 IVVi of NIVU of N B U am i B U of II. W. D urr ................ 6,ei E II'OR of W 533 f| of Lot I (| eaH R u f u s Hhephorii 36 19 30 13 10 U..V, ' h " f 8 3.18 ch of 8 W U of IV 50 f t) ;.... 1 7 ' ' ' » f t ° . f E 210 f| N 210 f | W IV Vi of N W U of N B U .... ™...... GD ' | . ,„M# # 1 B. M. R o b e rta ........... 3.22 A. E. M itchell 4.22 WVi E 60.0 fl of w in, ft f j . •*° E. M. R o b e rta ........ 611 SW O PE 'S F IR S T ADDITItJN TO UI.ACK HAMMOCK a s R ecorded In P l a t Ilook of N W U of NIVU of HBU .. L ulu Bonton ......... 4 «, IV 1h n "i’ J,*"" «37 fl IV of B. M. R o b e rta ........... 2.92 3.61 SH ,,r N .w u o f ' a i v ' u o f s i v vii:;: 4 U n k n o w n ........ W jjnp «f F re n c h Ave on N linn W 61 fl of E 160 fl o f L o t ‘ No. J l'n a e 70, Rrmlnole C ounty R e co rd s 181 1,00,1 Run IV 430 ft 8 438 E ty of HlVty HIVU' of H B ^ . } n b u o w n .................. . J6 20 B. M. R o b e rta ........... 2.92 l.ot N<i of NW U of HIVU of SIVU ■, ue » U ■« of Lot 6 ft o r unhiHixirn Avo, ru n N l i o ft 430 E 60 11 ft 111 of W WVi of HEU of HIV' U nk n o w n ............. . ft N 438 ft ... .................. .................................. ........................1° F lo rid a (Irovea Co..... o tl B. M. R o b e rta ........... 2.92 lie*, WVi) ........................................ 4 3.64 II. R, IV nrren .. 8.20 Beg NW c o r of W 100 ft h 140 ft' B 100 ft ,,,,, H a n n a h R ichardson J. A. U n rru rd ........... 10.28 N 21 ur-rca of N B U of N W U ........ 5 8.20 HBU of HBU ............ 3 91 % " » • ! ? '* • ' " 8» of N,V CO, or .Marlon T. lln ll b0« *«• ft E o f NW c o r ru n * J - s. D ln k le ______ 2.99 N B U of HIVU an d Hty of HWU.... B. M. Itoborta .......... 22.64 Hty o f N BU of N E U " f H E U ..... 6 J. II. Jonoa b e g 3. 120 h i t *r*°" tt to 21.15 E 160 f H 140 ft W 160 ft N 140 BVi of N W U ........................................ 36 20 29 of NlVcd* 8 ° f °°r ° f 8W H E m p lru Lund Co. ... 3.40 Lot 1 48.60 U nknow n ... 5 20 31 9.25 Uua ft- W d„ ,e*H b°K 139 ft w of Int. I iioro In NE cor of HEU of HE V i Wty of NIVU of HBU of HWU T h o m a s ....... 3 , 'ton IV *210 ft 'N iiO ft' B' 2 lO f t 15 of W H"p of H olly Avo. ex. w ith of HWU .......................... .. . , 70 IV!M. O L A ItK ’H RPB-BIV . OF l l |. » , K „ T Ile ll . . „ ----nnd B 3-4 of NU of HBU of 9 21 n *10 fl ...................................... 2.51 1 Chaa. Hwoot 1 H ea ter W llllam a 3.19 36 20 29 Deg 7 V i oh IV of NE c o r of NIVU 4 21 29 HWU & HBU of N B U of HIVU O. T. D anlol .... HK cor of ...................................... 5 20 31 Lot 3 Block 11 Tlor 15 , ,' “ r " W' Nr" ''» o l* U oanfy llrroVdli* rd ' n ,,ook No' of HB Vi « °s°i*ovoft N BU of SIVli of HBU a n d Hty of 10 21 H um N 220 y d s W 4i ydH 8 2J0 8 Block t l T lor 15 Itun H 651 ft W 297 ft N 1*2 ft HWU of HBU 5 21 29 ............ B. M. R o b e rta H « E 41 yds ................. .I.................. 1.61 ttn'CISL^: Jr. 11.95 Beg 24.89 ch 8 of NE Unknown *1 A. B n u e r __________ n .41 11 Block I t T lor 16 U nk n o w n fl,m«"on«, IV 117 ft N 372 ft W 90 ft ... 2 20 jo HBU of HEU (lea* 166 ft A V. vr I»F r°e"nQh. 10 A. NH '4 of N BU ...................................... 5 1.60 HtyN of 1 l l e n r y G lenn U nknow n ............. 6.20 c h ............. ............ 111.42 32.00 1,0« 156 ft E of NW e’or of NEW m 8 01 —‘ and uy 200 ft B a n d IV In It'S 7 Vi eh IV nnd 10 ch N of HB U nknow n O h » ‘ l l V ,c h h W " " ch N LSI H»g 5 17 , h N a n d 18.76 ch E of o f N W H ........... .............. 8.20 Beg IV M. ch IV " HB cor) r n r or NW U of HBU ........... eg 30.87 oh iv ''n f ''u i., r : .........10 21 11 I* 19 30 U n k n o w n ........ 2.53 cor of 8 B U o f N W U ............ 8 R 8 55 ch W 10 ch N 6 if h 'B 'i b T h o m a s Reed ....____ 1 80 ru n N 36 yda E 35 yda 8 35 V e V * » ' u reiird e 'd " In 'V u V 'lh .n ’k ' * M ANB 30 8 W U of N W U of NIVU of NBVi!! 30 B. M. Itoborta N U14(JIOfi fl H 140 f ‘ W 160 ft R un un.................. S 2 1.93 (,., 0 »*«'"ON'R M r,t . Run IV | u ch N 16.85 ch B 4H Lott U Block 96 .. . , , " " k N<*' 1107, Rem?„ole "m ill ch yda. IV 35 yds ............................ 7 B. M. R obert* 3.10 • i cr' 8 to beg .................................... 6 L. D. G oodrich .......... 36.85 Nty of N B U of HWU ..................... U n k n o w n .......... .......... 5 , 6* Jo e W llllam a ............ 4. 24 Lot 7 Block 36 R«K 120 ft IV of Nii cor of NW n.Lm!:v,<,OUM7 » " — • . . Ih'g 4.81 ch IV mul 5.22 ch N of “ ** 527 f( N nnd 104 ft IV of HU »• “ '"i a V n ' ch unknown J - j " h“ o ,“ .v'A Z 8 Unknown HB cor of NW H of HBU ............ 10 21 31 2 29 *«c poat U1SIIPAM PLANTATION a* R e co rd ed la P l a t R ook No. 1, P a g e OU, Remlnole Jin n H 60 ft W 60- fl N 50 ft 30 19 30 • 20 21 IV. M. 4'I.ABK'R l>l«AIIK*N H ril.n iX IS Ilk V l t L 4 n i n a r e # . „ _----- --- ---R un N 1.32 oh IV 1.51 oh 8 1.32 1 10 30 " 'I ii 15 60 ft C ounty Recorda l»"n N Jj i ; (c h lV 47O ft B\V 2S 1.8 ch K 1.51 ch ...................... » * '« T ) T 3 S Lote 1 to 6 an d 7 to 15 a n d 18 to 71 K 184 fl HV n e g 60 ft 2 L. J. 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Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 12, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 12, 1922. 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 3-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 12, 1922; <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