72 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1645fae307dd6381a852a9e803f4afb8.pdf 9ea1dcca7456e884da51caaf4fb40138 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION . ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, P UBL I SHED J l i E r S A N F O R UD I N S A N F O R D — L ife la Woith Livin g volume On hand pel. l . i «•j ( ’u#li from collector Vouchers • 21.4**5 27 1.197.29 1.2115,42 Disbursements: Vouchers paid Interest . Balance in hanks 2.705,8*4 3.92 21,188.22 • BEAUTIFIED BY COUNCIL NUMBER 38 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MARCH U. 1917 vm 23.957.9S Bank Balances: First National Bank Peoples Bank at t p-c Peoples Bank Seminole Bank at I p r Seminole Bunk • Seminole. Magnolia Pav. >9~~ PRESIDENT CONVENTION CAN PROTECT OF SHERIFFS OCEAN TRADE IN SANFORD tlu ir age, their kinship to other ‘gators and in fact any and every­ thing about the animal seo Dr. Nfal br Hon- U. C. ltowcr. for authentic data. The secretary of the Board of Trade went into the business hut failed to class with the avove named gentlemen, so had to get out. Reg­ ular meeting of the Ananias Club every Tuesday. AMERICA COULD END CONFLICT Letters continue to come in ask­ 33.86 ing for Seminole county literature. 10.000. 0n J A P A N T H I N K S U. S. S H O U L D * A R M I N (I O F M E R C H A N T S H E R I F F B R A D Y I N D U C E S Fifteen in this morning’s mail. ALDERMEN i n f a v o r o f 3S.78 These inquiries are receiving prompt T H E M TO HOLD NEXT (JE T IN T H E great w o rk but S H I P S CAN B E A C C O M ­ 10.000. 00 attention. M E E T I N t i H E R E GAME . n eed h em * PL ISH E D . "85.22 T hat . Sanford smile is getting I *f \ 333.30 Tokio. Japan. Feb. S. - Tho dipWashington. I). C.. March 9.—" The next convention of sheriffs wider and wider. More folks are city rounril of the city of Sanford ....................Lewis. ...... .............. .. ......... of Florida will be held in Sanford.__ talking a hou t H t~nnd its going to lotttalie ruplure betw een the" United Senator Democratic whip, met on March 5,. 1917 in regular • will •.<•’I Introdui introduce a resolution declaringI While at the meeting held in Jack- have a reputation that will reach S l a t e s -and Go.muny was welcomed Ycsitoll at 7:3tt p. m - Present, B W. All bills avalnsl the «it> we„. it |o I((i |h|1 th(. M.natc th a t oonville on Wednesday of this week d e a r to the ’Great Lakes. See if it with enthusiasm throughout Jap an . Htrndon. preaWent. C. II- Dlmjec, read. aOdited and vouches ordered lhu p rl.,,[tit.lli | , y virtue of his o f - 1Sheriff K. K. IRady of this city pic- doesn't. T h e press devoted columns to tho W. \Y. Abernathy. F. L. Miller. Jno. draw n for , ire. firc h a * 'the rivlit to protect in te r 1 tured the charms of this city so Adam*. Roy Sytnes. Absent. U. A. - ttvcr-M sty U*»tir*l- »4-Tnr4*—r:»Pere tui»mr«vpld,»—c*^h**Vh—*»om*unm«g—the----t All Iwrjn'l-.s . I'e||l2 .ItUg.tliiuil—hu- h inn.illll lf.u:i.r 't i; " ~7:7^~^~ji~ler'-'| vU'ofly'^Ti'at to" MivroTs jnM ro u ld n 'f yesterday and as a consequence we break and to th ’ observations of _ ^ rw7r_.tT..J_M4HUlO« HM**4*nfr tunnel! adjourned. stHte commerce," * . . ! resist giving the nest meeting tq, couldn't close our Board of Trade hiplornata and publicists on the sit­ read and adopted. . • • I uation. The. resolution i* not expected to Sanford, prtitioii signed by I.uther \\ iloffice until 10 o'clock last night. P i n t II \SE1> FIN i f STttt K operate e y e p t a» an expression of Tin r« were teveral other cities • lUmion and L. B. Pearson, firem en.! interviews given by iirominont ............................. .. .. the scijtlment of tlie •• ite il it 1. after th ■•• *••. 1 in l»ut the sheriffs »»kint lor incrcaae of salary wus . diplom ats mid navy officers to th e • . ('mirile Judge Fired • e lit. 1 1 - . „uld* not talk as fast as* Sheriff jrad and on motion carried. salary J. It. I la* «|in Adds Tal|aba'- ee.#F’lli.. Mar. 8. County press Unanimously agreed that, as 1 n * ’ *n wf * ,.** ■ir "1 ■ further declares the III : 10 Ka, ' raided from $60 to $4i5 |"T navy r is . one of the J. IL I. ; < • »mn who hn • . . . . . . ,, Judge II. It. John.mn of Jasper was I hi* Vtnerican I’rt-.d e n t’' urthorit • is .jot related month. t tlii, morning r"m-'\"d hv Govern'd atrorigetM In the world It would He an purchased man. acres' of Klorjda. from every part of the pt (IP and II ! ,1 ............ ••• 1 ' * b d n crush the Qermair hs 1 e. t - t , ■to the.pow er to’ dAcInre •waF; but it VV’!t ’ • . ’l l |<|, •• •' . .HV I » d ,,, , 1 j. 1 ." in tlm o\ "nt of a de-la.'4xv engineer suggesting that i't tV Han.** • | j 1. 11 of war ami thereby accelerate , j r il ;*tn".i v>u1* read and tj . . bull I <,l r - . d • I»*r. nil wlii'*i, tip i’.i p t inr Tb th* r ■’ • • 1 r >•! .if the gr.’it war. .. iurri"d. street rnminitt"< t It;** vs• • on ■ • i'll.- i|> the dimax • it* I to 1 avb ' " ’f* '1 «i '• t »J ■ V lil.ti.ii st tr .•!•• and c m itiib -, t 1■\ 1 k *- . 1j.* * t II VV.n k •• 1 . ilic •rt'if.iliori of art eventual k * *.','. • * 11 engineer .ii-«» s t..11ust 1• II' 1 pc 1 .• ihrei 'hout the world. ■• II.tl. il l ill" p»« ” 1 1 f\ . 1’ .-1-. Cl'*’ ■I •o ' I th. II I. . •.•••! !• 1 | V . .r" was irs.JIri i'*iit '-'i I'i ’ 1 '1 *• • , The i- 1ft s.»i.l the strength and use­ t*r 1 •I me II three tin'll.! fr.' "I in -lit* board of ■1 I III' III,).I I , | • .it". I • II*'. I. 1 ta iiui. ful f*iliv 1 of tjte'American navy, will light < • !.., ilitl"* aiid .iie rh w... in- *• Ivin" ■ ! Mr lit.I l .1.1 e. I d tic examiners, • aeainsC w hom stuied from tip* t ailed lie." .11 1. . ' •!>" far re.tohliK'. e..p.tcia!;* in r-.woep• If. rl'*- .to ask city attorney to c u - ' : 11 |« * f.ixne j tuliT tip 1 w mid he true. eb’arges 'of incompetene*an d cmi ip !'.:»! Jl! V. * 1*1p •, 1.1 V Mr.’ lLijdi litg th • German subtiiarines from the iwpotd . with* M r, Day for ibformnI ^jext !,t that he'has |mw ..* to |»Ti>t"ct 1 Th" heriffs' convention in Jnc*k- rupt behavior have hee» nuije, |t to what is lieitig done in r**- •farm on lie Vitanti •. the Mc.litter.-aneiu and the tia.x is dlffleult to iwider -t ui'l e.b\ the \i;i< full ofintonNi mnl ,H| ! iiil-tfjlnte .touun'erre between th®*«nnvtM \ ,rt s.< • ' ’■ 1 . ’ 1 «,. With t lie fare- t the present proposerl imI.-,-. . 1— ..... . . .•. I tip. •• ' I • I . . ( ,• • ■»i. : . . .., - 1.. i l l . . . l i e 11. • • ! . • l». 'I f* : . .1 >• . I't' • . I . I , It Ip'll of ■1 I. * . . : .1 1r I 11 1 . .»! .1 r •. 1 .irro <1. • b .-1.lt' » I’." ' evolll1‘ I : P I ■I or* ho W . . . . . . ... i r" ••ld"l " .1 (• ,. .!•• ill*............. 1 a-.'l II I’ oil and' ail war Lurop'Mii til'll ol X ll'" • 1 per month to J l " ■ tr.c 1 lat< .1 to il' prtih.itib* t h a t in.iliy ol J lie of- well (oii*ldc<| (• ala t .4it* h , hi 1and »:|l f. ».<•-* bis min • ........ • pach making event n..in Miller voting no. Cut. nf the 1 oi/sli-1ficials of aim \ c.riiiiis 1 m t i l 1 will 1 •t.-ti'i ation from . the Sanford j b u ild .d ip p h t: Va'ts and* fa lse feed s » n y of th e t<rov«si, Thinks We Should Declare War Mr. ami Mrs. S. Metsch and 1 > to do wtiii . tab'* up thi' u i e s t w i i f i k l e i n t l i l . ’l lor 1 !• • 11 :it;»l ..th.-Ats.- uii.ro of avi- ' I* •• Too ittiich lihernliVnt. and leniency of .Trade .um e before th e , Seadaughter. Mi s ‘ Dorothy of fie. derived irom J eatvhtug. 1 • in t Ins ,e e lio n ol tlie ld * « ta rin g w .n, b u t' |i;i4 |n*en tdinitii ti< rmanv by the MrSheriff Brady *'*ni<»v< .1 hi< stay and a tked for information j 1u' 1,11 V? 1 .................... . .. in can* us! S' I . ami Mr and roil' i'avden ntsn experts to lt h " |mwrr vested in lb" President as • | » t i n t e d Matt' s, a c c o r d i n g to the re?. *•' paving of the ' bulkhead. ' iip iioi>.ills ami In* imw and old | llemler ol I iiroim, I. I . will th I <llt"d o,1o C 1 1' .ol 1.1 o in f slump r.1'1 11 If l'r ‘<Vl" it ‘ Wilson dill hot • ip.!! informed them fh-.l in t h e r a n k s of t h e I t o u i o r r . i w f o r . t l i e i r r e s p e c t i v e hoim*s \s.itn iti. run.'’ti l . e x c III t h o s e a v | t i liiit. tm >1 mat '' m ale* ami is th" lie d l a k e .a decisive st>*p. i|"'d .re w tr on uti..ii of the litv 1 <iti 11,t ..i| F’l.i-b! 1 * ' ’ll* * ‘ .iti' -r 1 p| e. 1 ttil \ | s i l l.i Mr s l ,‘p. it- x ’ b • to!' I till III,l IJ*' »|s ti' TItldliy a n d fmee b'T to g iv e .Up •' ' ; iM r f t* rJ. * * nil.' ........... ■ j1, i |{ ,iu *\ y! i; .11, • v ii!,* ‘i 11••r 1 ami Mi Inhu M.-i" h . b'T aggr«-*iv'‘ umbitious. In' would ..'( I . »i\ c.»*i* *u t I*. (:*. .1 I Stal's.atul {Ip. p-c. p a t of tip1 a-sm la I ion ami tail | a b ! " to P a h Ins i n v e t e d f«i I1. . a* il s-ur not prnealtogether 1 !**• s|« rih< a," a great l Ini’' la :.g p* a* " "f t'l*" WOlid. ta ;. 1 any other materi:rl at . . ” t......... ... I.u:i, ». :i’o| i! 1. . . ’*. '■ that lip Sin If. ' ••:t :i'count of t 1m* natitt** ! 11.<• •.*.,| i•• .1 ot r ... It Admiral I'll", minister of the •I.1, 1.111 . iio time il. '> .I ol I *.* m n s , ...lid that it lit*' American I t ii, . i. oil 11C I.. pro .if* 1 l> n av y took il........ a g a i n s t -the was uisirut ted i'i write l o' r r Germanit would .surely be effective for'-ieo 11 • Ml Murchison, (ieneral# Siipt I i ' r o i i o navy from ill IV . e'-pini* il< b" ha­ all r ‘ Railroad as to what the < • 1 r>i it' . mpI stop • M l . . ,1 • lie* ;*.?*ri.it ' a s 1 otitemplat*ng doing .1 ..I hipping t In* pp : ..n '■ t • 1lie w..t. . tb• < • tr.u ks rro*»ing leilku interest*. I .. • a er ;i» earlv ;• s p ,.. 1 wi.i liubl t licit l •!> vonvutlUoii in pn* ; t.-• j1* V, i! on >-« l i.H"ve<| to In* •s’o.'L.r.l. ' Tl ■ . n ’iir.1 Hi.' other property owners in Tru Mur 1 • I'linoa 'l*'t- (»••'! tie' dcbur i property \xill lie i nil «► r... 1 . 1 ■« 1• • i * » t'TniinatOHi o< G"’ United States N D ............... .1* . •1 a*’ 1 *-• 11. .. >1 u t i< it extent by tlu ir ue- LEADER <>l Rl VtH r S A M M RD ( KLKRY I '' BRING* whs .1 1v.1t urn! course of event* of the « •ii." ;'hill *••Ul (l V.. A ID ES C A P . I RED IN •|H V. lit IStl'll 1'*' *•* *ll ' liil • Il 1*1 . t in,. . ' % '. V|!|‘* l ‘ sl and mm 1 hit I Note ,’i a had I ' (. M*| i : \ D I D r R D T . S . III»: I LK 1 t I • r* * . t' m: • « . . , 1 . I . -. l„ i pb ! •• | h u I, • 1, ytitude, T . •;; ■bon carried, the street i h . im : ,1 vvas I,....ilea* to say th at Germany 1. it .1 hi’i* • s !• • tru' teil t .1 |o t| II . '»!•' 1 * »litltll W»lln |tl t ^ f» Sanf.'i<1 ci lery eoi ti*.,u v.onld evoirtually be eotit|iel|t>il to Mr* I*. J'. l.i ii- r el • hliuig » »nd avenue a* width ol fli f t . . , lary <•! It"’ 1 v **r i ' 1 • ' ford 'ami T h e .11,ford 111,'ll School ilefc.iljfcl very much interesMsI in ai.d t ’lis wee!, w'ill wit it Llay. .1 jde. srms •ami’ yield, abanXI. iii’ineer authorised to - p u r - . Havana at '• o'«v> . tin's m.*r ! .-'I Tm .ri., *1 ard "t t'T'la one lig,"Jr* 'l «nrs guiial ion ill doning be: ambitions and aggre-yslve • •rl I for aame. *I Urinrim: v. ft'j Him • ' -1*r *• 1■••* •" *•< . Mr. I.is good pried l h" tv'.ery h t'lnuller designs. This was n amuse of great 1 1 !l tif Or. Oenton for s e r - t Migue| tioiU''i Vj;hinaD:_AJuuuup> upn mu at Hobb'n I’orn J»y a -'ore Trail** visitor y«*4ttrtluy. ’ 1 <rmmmthTTtnm »f.ir H if s ir tn m f rtf tt \i,r. -• dried R uth Lane and 'Raw | the former military chivf at ( ami- j of I'I to^ti. I o;uli l l i t e h i o n ent lai?r will r-'torn to H tnfo: l'*i.i a few t p.^n n.-aal bill nl—liuu.. Ha vox^—an*L t h e .tirxt fi :. ir- wick* ~r_ ••*■-•♦*. qpdlity. .and is biiHgiug JJ.od per wo.ld und the peace and ahppiness in. — search of .*property. I" _iLvj J ia a _ re a d -a n d - o n motion j »ucy ; *Capt. Jdhn Ixquien lii and | lu AilHll in of Iminuiiity. • • Farr.. ; ..i,.v was rejected, Among the many ru'teiestitig emits f. O. I». Byiiford. erul lieutenant* ol th" insurgent nitig* (if the guine, and then-called oil * * ' * T h " crop" that is * Icimr shipped . Ills one ,beR bet, Rohie Lathjr; and iPi ir.l of TradV callers reeefiily are Lb. uiglton carried, rlerk waa in- force*'who were »aptured ill battle Pears that tl"1 situation would af­ uft"r* th* Tmirist i had tired a Mrs. William I. Steven* and Mrs. now I* mostly ol the «-"L''r> lliat.was »trm toil to, advertise for Idils for yesterday near I’laireta*. fect the importation of Japanese (ilk ( ’amp uii|| little daughter. 1either planted sifter the roid spell or caused a panic in th" Yoknhmrta silk General Gomez, tin- rebel leader live run lead. Ini mg quietly put tii C| i„ h. xh'un.i.g htteeta ami other aanitnry 'm tra ct effectike May*l. 1917. wa* placed in tin* presidio ami t h e ! finishing Uiiieht** on Ills . work and Margaret ol llurtiord. Conn. Tlu se | just before ami wns not i.vivh« d market. * Price* fell abruptly, caus­ •hi r ..lion curried, street commit- utliers were taken to the Cuh.Vna* eiiurwl the machine of the Touiist ladies, with Mrs.-Camp at the wheel enough to .b e hurt hut lb" ‘‘"I'1 r,‘* ing losses estimated a t $500,000. to stop working. Moore worked lor are motor touring the country from ta rd n l the'<i»owth with the result “ as iustructvil to put in newer fortre**. ’ . Th" ditectors closed tlie market. the Tourists .and outside of seven­ llnr(ford to t h e . extreme end of that th" celery is smaller than usual Thtf hill authorising President hum alley between French avenue Merchants think the price not justi­ ami Maple akenue, run wi*at one Memical to ausjtend th® constitu­ teen errors being made by bis club, Florida, und are* using a Cole sedan. but th" market wants Sanford te|- fied by conditions tyxd believe Japan Work. . , * tional guarantees which was passed everything was all right. The ladies express their appreciation ery ami the' chances arc good ’for will eventually bAiefit by complica­ * • all during the celery Not taking any credit away from of the courtesies they find in Dixie stiff prices by th® Imuse Monday and by tl"‘ . tion* between the United States and The following report* were read omy |[shipping sn the High School lads, the boys sure­ and particularly in Florida.' At1 only senate Wednesday was published ill season, »n,| ordered filed: Germany. an oxtrea, edition of th® official Ga­ ly put up a splendid game, especial­ one place were we treated unerivlllyH , n t |,0 Sanford growers* can . Report of chief of police: zette last midnight, after it hud been ly. was the work of Cutcher^Robison remarked the Indies, and that wu* j(0 nBllur,.,j „( R00,| prices on everj’No, of urrc*t* . ‘4H T h e Inlcrurban Railway noticed. Robison looked good in at Columbia. S. C. There our cur thing they raise here this spring and signed by the president.Riicharged . . 3 Mr. W. S. Alyea. who hits beerf all respects, not only itn mmi / in the hi * deceiving i»x". >...«* was an (criticised, T lu n in ii we w« Were yavix •charged iiu ih '" un- summer a* the markets arc bare of Among the prisoner*, taken with Sentenretl on streets . 2 former president. Miguel Gomez are line but h i s ’ throwing and hatting reasonably ami altogether we though green stuff and the cold spell of a working diligently on tho intcrurban Hnes amesaed . %384.00 lighest. type type. renaonnhlv and altogether we Col. Quinones, the former military was of the highest reasonably wo week ago killed off the tondet veg- railway th a t is to connect St. Cloud I’rih 1 day, K , p . Smith . 6.00 Spencer, the .little blonde beaded thought it p retty rough. However, elables further north giving F'lorldn with th e cast coast un.d with San*' chief of Cumaguey. ami former chief Pound fees . ... .................... 34.25 ford, returned Tuesday from an ex-' of sanitation under Gomez and En­ shortstop of the High School also when the Board of Trade secretary, a clear field in the next month. rique Racio. vice president of the played well und his chances of dovcl- explained to the ladies that later on The grower* here have planted tended trip-thro ugh the west and *. . 423.25 houib of representatives and liberal opmCnt ifito a better bull player are Columbia would get over the Cole considerable green top celery and east in the interests of his company. •|>' »*,rk on a t r c c t s ........... 5.00 governor-elect of Cumaguey. Amer­ very bright. This lad has the " p e p " IReaitic manners they appeared this is hound to bring better prices He reports that tnafters are coming Etpen.ve 37,00 ican Minister Gonzales was given a —something which is a necessary more cheerful. than ever before as it will come in along nicely with the railroad propo­ ^*»h to collector 381,25 five minute ovation by crowds in asset in the game. Another promis­ The Carnes. The Empire and New on th e 'b a te market when there.will sition nnd that resutta will soon be front of the presidential paluce last ing looking player on the High England Home are filled with tour­ he no other celery from any other accomplished toward th e final com­ * 423.25 night. Cheer*(were .given for Presi­ School team is Lawrence Smith, pletion of the project.—St. (Jtoud ists und in addition utmost every source. Report of aanitnry inspector: Tribune. little in sixe. but there with the old dent Wilson. • available private home with a spare Collected . - ..... ...... 11,00 hickory. room is filled with tourists. For The White Way Report of collector for month of The feature of the game was the Kilbrc Make* Good Florida Shipbuilding D on't overlook the monthly meet­ The Sanford Herald has ordered February. 1917s Residents of the Geneva and Chu- striking out' of Jim Moore by Laing ing T u e s d a y . night. 8:00 p. m., at A vessel u n d e r. construction in a White Way Post und it will lie I * 1" - 1916 861.70 luota section coming to town state with the bases loaded, a rar» feat the court house. -President Broreln here in a few weeks und be in­ Jacksonville has been sold (or $80,­ T**ex, | 9 J 5 6.J 4G th at Com m ission^ E. H .'K ilbec is und a credit to LuingVability as u of Tam pa Iloaril of Trude will ad­ stalled in fropt of The Herald-of* 000 to a New York firm oven before License 122.00 certainly repairing the had places in t wirier. • dress us.. W ant every member to fica w here • the public ran ace it it is launched. The sale shows the Sanitary* 24.60 the road* of th at section. ’ From come out. eyery night. The post will be of the great demand for ship*.—Clearwater Bound . 40,25 Geneva to Chuluolu and from Ovie­ Cuban Revolt is Fizzle • Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Commons, ac­ new style Colony post with the Sun. ®o e T ^< 1.00 do to Chuluotu and ulso on the road Havana, March 8 .—The revolu­ companied by Mr. Commons’ futlier single globe light, which is the very Faving 973.30 from Geneva to Titusville Mr. Kil; tionary movement in Cuba, appur- n . mother were Board of Trade latest type of street lighting. This Stntc Troops M ustered Out tln ,» • . 3.77,50 bee has used straw where it will udo« | ently i s . making little'prog;ess. T h e ' viltitori( yPBlerday. 11 w„i M r .' Commons post is purchased and will lie lighted San Antonio, Texas, March. 8.— the m o s t .godd and the people who la t M t * reporl, from Colonel P u j o l . #n PMlhu,ittMir ,n,.mber of the ut the expense of T he Sanford Her- Orders were teceived by , southern, section of the gov- „ o a n , of Trudl, n e lives at Stony uld ' with the sole idea of u White departm ent headquarters today to 2.462.7*1 travel those roads ar" grat"Iul i<> cornmttn,|x„2 ' *>!■ to rlloector 1.197,29 him for this work. Mr. Kilhec goes crnment forccs in the field mention po|nl nm, says’ lh al lie il( that is exerting exerting Way taking root ip the minds of the speed up th? return bf t h e ' s tate Lie,lit by .voucher* « .* 1,265.42 on the principle that if you can’t get minor engagements and the defex•* • every effort to have th at enqtiful people of this city and th a t in the troops from the border so that a ll a loaf take a half and while he is tion of some rebels. .1 • N ‘ *----------location open for tourists' inspec­ very near future the entire city may the troops will be hom e for- muster ' ' 2,462.71 waiting for the county to get rich be lighted in this manner. Watch out by April 1% State troops still on. Mr. G. F. Dictricb and Mr. F or-, tion the coming season. Tr-aHurer'* report for month of enough to make hard roads every­ When you want to know an- for The Herald White Way post the border number approximately s ehruary. 1917, , where he -will fix up".the had places rest KilgoVe arc in Sanford on busi­ I nn iwiii thine a bou( alligators, how to tell urn! hoc* twiw vmm lil’P it ness for their respective firms. R ttljiu ; and make the roads passable. IS. CLOSED ONE HUNDRED CARS CELERY �- Maifh 6, i|,T THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT PROGRAM M E T O N IG H T : . “ Out of the Big S iioyv” In M. M. Smith subdivision now ready § for sale. Some of the finest land in | the Sanford Famous Trucking reg; J A Widow’s Breezy Suit” • •■ Mrs. Vernon Castle in“ Patria” . 9^ Scene Emm "Y\ HERE ARE MV C H ILD R EN " LYRIC MONDAY. March 12 WEDNESDAY “ The Strange Case of Talmni Lind” *- C o n n elly R e a l E s ta te Co. | PEARL W HITE IN journeyed many hundreds to mite* in Pidgin Island" Sconcry+of remarkable beauty H A. specially..cluirtcrt'd.train lo r e a c h , lontorey. on the Call*!] Historic M shown in "Pldgirt Island.*’ the Mcrto it. __.... forni.i const was chosen as having f York® (i\«* j.;;m feature production the ideal combination of ruggedinHs !y ■tarring Harold Lockwood and May AllUon. which will he s o n at the fund romiUKfl P"A Theatre T"#— i * .on ri Tuesday „1ra** I, fLockwood tlii*LM L Mr. .ns John Cranford [ Tstitr lias one of the strongest parts of his ■t T he. >tofy'. which has been pic.. entire encrei'. ami Mis? Allison in the 1 f t u .c d by red J. Ib u .h o fn , from M t>f D laiu Wynne I Harold M cG raths famous n tm o s ^ ^ upi to m 8ttijt5 „„ J the anmt* tutqiefelontl on the igged 8....... ..... , . , .............._ .».*-!? limit*, and Indulge generally in the: I shores of the Canadian border, wjft'r* .i. i.toor life which appeals o her a o l l woods and waters form » wild scene strongly. mulling n proper o r back; round ..... for the . • 'Pidgin Id n n d " if :» ‘screen play i , . , : . meeting of twoj j u c u d a r l t f nplriu : s , i . John Cranford , 1 it .ivi! the c .it .indoor#. i wood, and Diniin G i t e, , .*•! I Miss Allison, . n o t h t'jc.c ; mu llcuple arc »Lvrct ..is . i: l nit- .i ;*t;.r * i ost *nt - “ Pearl of the Army” S easo n FR ID AY World-llradj Irmly Presents, Present t nrl) le lllackman lllachman in >• ill pursuit of (to*1.- ilutii**-i l . y i ■ with n.uiiy *■; .»ug«'. .id,* .tun «.'* ! illll=llll=llll=llll==l!l!=llll=llll=lllli THURSDAY In te rn a tio n a l All-! A ll-S tar rnaliunnl . Cttnrrrt lTimpunjr The Mlisicil! slcitl Treat Trc o ftltelI •A Square Deal' _lma.-Luaui— moit—on—rh-^-in complaint of Edward inspired by against e tc a t’ udd-Y fht* struggles to j live righteously and still d o t h and Huloki and ipisscs the boat. ... . T> . I I I I feed herself insem blanea.of respectE i hat night when I’atria is on deck . , , ... ability and whole- i the tie*#, succeedB e n j o y in g the moonlight sht* is throwm!, * . . . . H overboard by* HurokPs hin-ings. |«>K unc*pwtc.ily in winning the \4 Elaine-sllbs slije into P a tria '. stateroom battle and " l.v in, happy ever aft.*r. S where Fanny, trembling with fear awaits hen and the nurse gives the! • At The lyric * 'alarm that he,- charge has escaped No photnrir.imn of re-c. i y ^ o th # P n>el juiftpe.l overlot.ird. I . tri.i , has created so profound • n :.p r,-». U see ms doomed, hot at the last mo- (*ion as the pro liu tio n which is “ p meni F a n n y . throw* a life j*r' v<-r »nrnim» lo re t ■ M ! ni t *-r h* - w h: h p t p i • ■. i r I M oildrcn?" nd r 1 1.:' \\ 1 i- t r i‘e* * •■ fh Th- i td.vi' SATURDAY " T h e Sj itit r.*.’’ imTo.'u” iiine tt:- f sibilitles of Womanhood ir.otis, I hood, it is n e u - ar; ■ early with the enlighten! i of ih .a . ,• , ,, niy#t«*jics \ h'ch y -. *■ . . b a th and to . .c • . herety ore U rn morbid und which whUper« amonn tl - f 'fdH Rat rotw Wi-t; r.*1 h on d i i* -. i.d ik. an.K|Gal” l t.- pc ofather# who co*-t-bto•»' m i ! Jb.w I!.i midr,,n to ir* ,..i . w u\fs O.s* • ..., i' thrown o u r . . r .I i.oio a i .,1! w ' ?. • U r; » i- a fori ruui;«T "f thought wL.. “ L ilm rly” ; i■•n*cio,!*l; reveal- the th* nu <d the "Where Are M U anted A Home" P*»>*. "Where Are My t h iid r e n -" , heen applauded b; 1i tv hi . r i n "l >oi.l» ■ i t " i v i . " M itsicTty Lyric O rchcnlra I n oi.< ««•«••;«• a gf* it ' I . ' * ' a It h' « pfc»ode lo lie show i ..t lit" Lyric . Devotees rtf the motion picture ' s founded on the Riblhyl text. " T h e clergy as " T h e most i ■a^-sr.'.-vT . X ; r r r r f after they have e n U r k e d on t itemre Tjie„b,y. ^ will recall w i t h 'pleasure the sweet- Slaughter of the Innocents” and uit with which hurr.a: it. Mr..Vernon treacherous lake lo follow, the sm ug-1 |cai| i nK* r„|to j„ this faced blonde girl who was the sulTer- was prepared by a* true genius of f insidious crime."* ---- ----------------, * ..... " International aerial, y h i t h is re* I United *::u t '< . having failed in hi* ing heroine of ‘‘Shoe*" an d th e ma- the screen. Lois Weber, with the they ... c .las <,t u, at .-t a ruih.. 111' • =1«v.*»*/l hv 1’ethe. ‘ * • •uetoi*t ro steal the f-10ii.HO.Otio ligneii victim of socictv in "Saving purpose of :.w akcnit.g a great j 0y to Ad Ar- -* to which they dim* in terror a* the .. . ... ........ , , , ,|.(l ,0 M _ int I t l > l. liitwbdge >■( t h'' ’ lljipreA • t.. ;; 0 i. n.t * ! ..................... '•..... i t . *• I . »t •!. lowing M ats 'Mai. Luren has . re'atcd >'"» of , hild-brrtl .................. - IAitria h> r* ' -1- a Itluebird ieatling lad*. fUt* new» tii) - Rrrtiard .......... I' I" I**-* 1■ * ■ *ui id uwi ff 1 will lie welcome that she will return ltl' p h y s i c a l cultari't. a great h*r>.'ir nod tii"*c or I red J Ralshotcr, with ill**. Ua'roii llurol.i. .. *e» r*'t *ugcnt jdotr min i u. o *ioTi of the inillion* and ty the S ta r Theatre on W ednesday! m°rul lesson that is most ttaglchlly ‘ ‘ " J Mai* mimI their supporting company. *ting " i t h *h* l.tma. against ti»»v fu|| rontrol of the immense mui i- in *'\yantc«l A Iloml*t’, a third f«*a- inm*ctli*d in this prumsn. bc^m udgi’d ^ |ihr,j,lr ll4Mj vw tions plant she has inherited, lie ture Lois Weber Inis created for her am’■tlUTcretuo. The t intnple m. «t, uf P..rr.s th a t Elaine, a popular dancer special exploitation. This time Miss] "Fortunately within the present ■the Imp,* do- br!r -- t,n • 1 ■ ' appearing in (he "M idnight ITnli." Mae Laren plays the role .>f an o r - ’generation there ha# -prang up the cutmt. mol ■: i* tin exact iloublc of l’..tria and hc 'p lia n girl, compelled to begin early j intelligent feeling f h a t to have a girl | pr*‘tit luiltnlf lor.—L »• .'oiirfivew* the i<h it ..f doing , away ____' _. . ’■I will!u'\. He f*»r. *» Funny td . r ).,* 1,-t ;t-I It * -■,■** Silt . . ;> th- "I- »* * w II l i r . I«V■ rf "■ ' *'l * i.- U l e g . for - .:| j| » ii* » i.*> 1i . ' • . . **l , ' i i »n m hi*** lurdvrou - U -'.i* .. i. - . ;i iTutriNt h«T i1 v h" ,,i i»tn( . i. . V . l r ^ v .11.1 im xxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiimiivxxxiiiiiiuniixxx X- X X T h e M u sical T re a t o H h e Season • l m . - U\* t rni*t #.IP.ir- Klal '•* ,»rf is Silven *vfild - A c t»> xco V r dancing with i Helen Louise and Frank Fereraj ' m t . ? ftV>'‘p£?|||^:T h e fie seize# her in his arm#, third ing he has Elaine, and carrir* her out to the roof and down tfie tire .- • Employee# ar.d guest* alike. #u>-- 5 posing th at it is simply a quarrel be-' “ v* • d.> ro t !• :>>fete and. try to reatrain Donald frprt'd°t.] mg so. He.* however, throw*. theiA j od and follows the madman ar.d his'l. victim. 'T h e chase leads down theh long fir* escape, aero#- an alley t'o4 tne b asem m t of ar. occupied house. Eaward .sil the time threatening Fatria with a kr.ifri tries to barri* cade the door, and in doing so lets go 9/ Patria who te;;<* the oppor1 1unity to run up the. stairs to the | attic, where she hide, herself by rolling up in an old rug. Before Ed­ ward can find her Dorald break* *n upon him and a tenif.c right ehsceis. j The drir.k erased Edward i r -ps hi*4 knife but he g.'ts the upper hand, of S P o rte d ar.d is about to revover the.'§ * knife when Patria unrolls from Yh> rug and seises it ir. time to rave her. |0V*T.Patria has planned to return to* Newport, with Fannie Adair ar.d Captain Parr, by the Fall River line. tlurdki. having coached' Elaine for i SjS-' her - part ,«er.d* he* ri-, 1 -»rd d;«- § ,uu.d « ,-.11 » f- MARGI FRITE CLARK AT THE STAR FRIDAY Famous Singers Direct from Tour of South America. Repertoir in English. French, Italian, Formerly with Fritz Kriesler. the Celebrated Violinist — -------- . g .Curtain at 8 : 3 0 . ! f ' , Instrum entalists \ Late of Royal Opera, Coven! Garden, London nurse. She has a stateroom On the^ ' upper deck next to the one reserved ’ 1 fqr-Patria. who goes on board with Fanny expecting to meet Donald there. T h a t gentleman, however, 3 “’C ’.tsa: ■J W o rld ’s G re a te st H a w aiia n Pric.es 50 c, 75 c and $ 1.00 Tickets on sale at Philips l)Viig Store ■« - — * �IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, PUBL I SHED I N S A N F O R D — L if e h .VOLI'.m L VIII NU.MRER 58 HANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MARC H 9. 1917 On hiitiil FVI. i. pm 7 Cash from collct-tur Vouchers • * BEAUTIFIED W o,th Livin g M 4*i.i 27 U 9 7 .2 9 1,265.42 D isb u rse m e n t* : Vouchers paid Interest H u lan ce in b a n k s 2.705,84 3.92 21,188.22 PRESIDENT CONVENTION CAN PROTECT OF SHERIFFS OCEANTRADE IN SANFORD tin ir aye, their kinship to other 'gators and in fact any and every­ thing about the anim at'sen I)r. Neal br Hon- R. C. Rower, for authentic data. The secretary of the Hoard of Trade went into the business but failed to clans with the it trove named Gentlemen, sq had" to get out. Reg­ ular meeting of the Ananias Club every Tuesday. AMERICA COULD END 23.957.98 I-Vz Rank Balances: Letters continue to come in ask­ First National Rank trn.Ro ing for Seminole county literature. Peoples Rank at t p-c 10,000,00 alderm en in f a v o r of A R M I N C O F M E R C H A N T S H E R I F F B R A D Y I N D U C E S Fifteen in this morning's mail. J A P A N T H I N K S U. S. S H O U L D " Peoples Bunk 38.78 These inquiries are receiving prompt Ch e a t w o r k h u t T H E M T O H O L D N E X T S H I P S CAN B E A C C O M ­ G E T IN T H E Seminole Ranh at 1 |i c 10,000,00 attention. NEED HELP M E E T IN G H E R E PL ISH E D Seminole Rank 78J.22 GAME That . Sanford smile is getting *T1 Seminole. May.no!In I’av. 333.30 City council of the city of Sanford The next convention of sheriffs wider and wider. Washington. I). C., March 9 .— More folks are Tokio, Japan, Fob. 8. —Tho dip­ m« on March 5., 1917 in regular Senator Lewis, 1lenmrruiii* whip, I of Florida will be held jn Sanford. trtlking about it and its going tfl lomatic rupture between the United -2 M as. 3a “ IrfMlon M 7:«a p. m. Present. B. Wr introduce u resplution declaring! While at the meeting held in Jack- have a reputation that will reach S t a t e s -and Oe.many was welcomed All bill* against th tit;, were it lit be |lie si'iai' of the senate th a t so'nville on Wednesday of this week Herndon. p.*esldant. C. H. Dilutee, clear to the Great Lakes. See if it with elithusiasm throughout Japan. read, aOditmi and vouch'is ordered W. \V. Abernathy, F. L. Miller. Jno. the President "by virtue of bis itf- Sheriff K. H. Rrudy of this city pic­ doesn't. T he p r e n devoted columns to the drawn for -im r. Adams Roy Symes. Absent. It. A. . . . . . , . , , i fire has" the ri«Lt to protect htter- tured the charm s of this city so th*— l >v.«r-«aivw —We* r4- **f-T a-tfers ■ Nrirn nn:- Miuutoa ot-l**l niouUnti- ------77* T ---- —r — TilTii'Tnn, iLidV M.c n• .w as inter- vlCdL-'blml the *Iitrff'Ts jtist couldn't' yesterday and as a nmsciiuen,ec wo break and to th * observations of riifit/*tl tiilinurnuil * * I* luium ! adjourned. tqte comment*," resist giving the next meeting t«\ rrad and adopted. . • T._«1 . |T» ouldn't close our Hoard of Trade Idploinats and publicist* on tho sit­ The. resolutiiin is not expected to Sanford, Petition alined by Luther Wil-1 uation. ofllie until 10 o'clock last night. PUR< H \ s i : n i i n i : s t o c k • lianiioti and L. It. Pearson, firemen. | operate e y e p t as an .expression of ‘ Then: were several other cities Interviews given by ]>rominont ilte eijlinu nt of lli'o senate if it i.» ijM. , , but the «heriffa iskini: for increase of salary was] J. If. llavden .Vibl* Tw*i fine Italic diplpntats and navy officers to the t untile Judge Fired adopted. read and on motion carried, salary could n t. talk as fast as Sheriff l*> His Sanford Stark Farm p r o s Mminimouidy agreed that, as *l'.i'InI .' ee,*F1n.( Mar. 8. County * H ( ' rai l'd from $00 to *$i»5 p«'r | 'The re oLitimrfortj;cr declares the ilruil" o b i he v m out hands down. J. It. Hayden, th*1 man who has tlu* American navy is one of the month. !’:• - ' 1••rit.i.iitbvirit, • is n t related TI .>nve:.ti* i r»ri■ tin* othriul Jud,;n. I*. It. Jolinnoi) of Jasper Wat purchased man., sun.- of Florida strongest in the world it would he an tlii mdrulmr removed by tlo v e rn u Commujiication from Fred T.*WH- . Ail • for stfl .f: -mi ,, 1 ... . t t i to tin* power to .b'i'Is - • *.-. ,tf; but ft 1 from i vo.. pa»t i*f lb • state and it l i '.i l t . . . . pi*', ft hefo rru>*h the Oermnrr t'l ri**'u i.f ilt*,f‘ ••u* >•*-’ a*** I M•1 i i >i 1 ■,.d engineer suggesting that m - n **•■ in 1p i in tic* «*\ **nt of a da-la.lutr... |d t ■> h i ■ • ,.i M I Il< j i- ■! aim'd was read and ie I, nf war and thereby accelerate hub 'l e r t *iii wbs'-li tie etivcf’inr ai'te I. ! of I'r t*| tb Th .. t u r r i e i l . s t r e e t r o m m i t l " tlii* n i r i'i of th e gr-it war. on * • u - 1, 1 t o I u v l * *v, *r’ <1 *i i* 1 ' V - !.| I bo- • ap ......... .. > lh ' -1 ■ 1 * &* til.tl.ii -t ii- cb* and im itlib - , i nid 11 . ' - M.il U 11. . * *4 , * e n g i n e e r .il 0 - t .. 1 i ns’ 1 n i i i be , -*it *:.,tii»-i of an eventual | I'.in* *, c- t *,.t* h . d>i 1 ,* i ■• • ■ m u . 1 L i t l i e * p**' " i t p . f •!' 1* . * 1* . jn i ■- thr-ia tboul tile world. •K ' i t'l. II ...................... I t'l.* »* I T | 1 » r e w : i * i r s a i l ' i i c i i t ' . , r II * t h 1 lie Lift said liie strength and U3Ci •> < •I . tlir-e tm’inhcf ul i •» o i l * board of :..tilitii** a n d , c le r k n . , > i n * w e 1 v hir* ! i nun..,t litfM(uj Vfftvi of tfie*American n a v y -will i *" ad Mr 'tilled tin* 1 nited lie,** .it n Urnf d iv lic ev.imiiiers, *"itgainsL. whom tie*. 9lr; • l ,*-!.t'» a s k c i t y a t t o r n e y t o r o r * 1 tii the Same j told" t h i n w mid be true. i ;n* r.nt ciiarges *of im ninpelenee and cm. ■be far reaohlng, espacialit in r.woepTw; n: d. with* M r. Day for informnMr.1 I L m l - i i l . . ‘ :* t*!n* *, t ■> hi t i o n II, what is being done in t(4Lfnrm | : , ;.rd.i!l avenue where In* " ^ 1 h"' l,nH 'f ' M»b(*f—t T h - sh-riliV lonyentton in Jack- rupt behavior have In'-U oLnJe, it iiii; tli ■ German lulmi triu • from the ..ommerro between the l.onvllb* w:i« fe ll.o f int-n*'. »ml is ditlbult to nJuie'-t ;;i I win the \llanti-*. th- M -i|! 'te f i*te i , and the in the present proposed itti - ’ expertH t„ r:,i-** nil H m L „f l.-ef j.*.,!1 ■j - .*i • with t li­ _• i, • i. ■b r t • i— u . . • , .,t. i ti, i. i l i *. *-i < ,<• lie !b I ,b . ’ 1 j '* ' * ^ ............... ......... 1)1 *«'>• l*o • !l . il • ■ d ■ II •* i . Ii •! i.irrm l, l In- Mil.i r;. • • I i e v .1 •X 4 , - - I II* .1 I I «« VI , • f (l i . . : r i ■ ■■ l l• ’ * I I 1• . 1.* I 1* .................... .. - I * <l ■■ (. i ' 1.1 • hi'*l « a* i . i 1 t* I i.il■ I ’ .It* 1 ■ ■ > 1* I-Vlllu. t • * - , - I tun.- . .. ,*•.<■,» *1" .ill* .............. I ii.d 11 11- mi bow i pro.* i ... fr,.* 1 • p-r month to ’ lion ol lie IIiir.qi'Mti war and* an I' aia if.' Ill I P il'd II, IL* I . piob.lfde l l l . l l ln.« I1J, III J t|i* Ilf. well ftui«td''d •it Vi.| . . , .4II. Il ami will f> * III' lll.ll epoch making event Cm...... ju;i ii Miller voting no. any of ttn* pro\bub, ,,f the , medi-1 flclais of aim ynrinus , inti, i will wii . ml* r.ii-■* fid A d'lcpation from .tin* Sanford ,l" “‘ ■l!l> to Of I.nv. ib .i l, , m to do wiin lake up ill.- i.it**st wi ihkh* m thief Mr. and Mrs. s. M-tsch ami Chinks We Should Declare War •it tii.d nl*o*rwl>- iin. ro li". ul 't'fi'de ciime before tin lor th • Too much liberalism, and leniency • I d lurimi war. butit derived from catybing. daup'liter. M rs Dorothy of Sen>1 I Ins .re t ion ol t in* roue ami asked for information i * 111 11 ' • 1 tb- power vestei| in Hu* I’resldejit as Sheriff Rrady enjoyed hisstiy in i' him ii'! N I . ami Mi ami Mr- l>a* lit-cti kIiovii German', Ivy the ■ it r.v ■ paving of the bulk bend. ' {" t ,V I ' n . l c nNo expert ii_l.ii- m : Js«* I o i t ' d t b " in*-(m)».ilP' a n d Id* n ew a n d o l d I t c o d e r of i u r o n n , I. * I . will l e a v e bi.nl l mt(*d Mate . :M*i*iirding to tho (i *.t, f 'keep r.-.i i ii * on ici'.I informed them flr.t If Pr-’AilO'ii ‘ Wil* »n dill not -; i, t: 111 t i i-xi.*-nt'* t h o s e .ie*|ll t i (it .i m * ” ill t h e r a i d * of III1' 1 t,itit«,rr«t\* ( o r - t h e i r r e s p e c t i v e h o m e * \s.ilii I ii'd "I tout lie* and is |be lt- i -. -iilii.n of the «‘i t y (nun- ", !> ■ ‘ i i i ' o , ,»m i l-‘h».|*!> ■'ll* * ' i i i i -r i p|* m i v i o l t o Mr * l ' t i l a k e .a *h*«i.ne Ht*'p. *l--*'l .n- » ir on ■’ --iff til* ' oil 1 ; ’ * bittd.l l-> rl' (■erm.piy a id (nice her to give _ij|i r * ' lr ' - -a * pi f It i in -v ol _ C. . i *. - v i b e I t n r i a r i d Mi I ifIiii \ l.i'l-*- ! I , (•» ' •.'( I ill , .i\ -..il- *i) 11*« her a g g re -d i•’ ambition*, he would ini-r. * * 1’:' t oil I >!.,!■ **aod tie* o r e . d - i l l of lie* a-*i n m l l o n a n d [ ^ ^ ^ r»i I*, l.s it ’ ui- Iiot p :i<*. Hoi ).e ab),* to rc.i'i .e hi* coveted fof.*| ■‘inaltogether lie* 'In ritis u.*** a great tn. *■ any o th-r material at I.i 'it.g p* at •* of tU<* world. . (• -• 111 hum h a-nl i. . . ii. -,i a n o t i ot of the tut.lnM' . | e - c-.l |! .m l -I I I ■id t In* Admiral Kiln, i*niii'i*,r of the •i.lt mo . lb- lime \t\ Ml I *4* •-Ie* .ill, VI ,11 tl.l tl.l vy. said that •! <*•'* American Ii .1 t II* *r i*i |»rt» ,l!* It:. 1r .. Illlllg If. h i p instructed to write ‘ I It* navy took tie' offensive against -the fieri1111 v I v i, r Id ; Murchison, (leneral Supt. German it would .*ur*'ly hi* efTcetivo . 1, Railroad as to what th<,** »0* It::* *»»t 11 In in iv.oej.ini* tl"* Gi'rm.in navy from ,1* , * .T v I* t ontetnplat*ng doing t lie t --*• t ............. . *" I f . > 1 ! i ,M ld *tn|* .1 III I ol L • • t 11 i tr.n k s crossing b*i!k•t.d . -hipping ; lie p i' ll, 1. e t > tin.* 'iJ .1 -. - r a » -arl. a - po in terests. 1 *1 onveniion to Ml. , _j |,_ |*r«il • t< V. : i i - * h e l j e v e ' l t o b e otli-r property owners in a I'd . M wr .. * «'! nniH • r - ,*••*! 1 In* «!«** | t.. " f - ;4.T1 ‘V 4~j ■„ liuL property will b<* i t'll i► * ii r .1 L ulled Stales of tin t**r Il'l'M.lt (Oil f i F RUYOI r \ M I pur,r| i ii, ,, ->t| . , ii it esleiit by (In ir m*. L E A D E R • . 1* .1 . tl .t • i , 1 i. t 1,111* 1 uii 1 e . h i -..In ‘ 1 i S A N F O R U C E LER Y i s B R IN G - wits a n a t u r i d 1 oitr*'* A ID E S ( A I M R ill) IN tlr.» Va, '|i't i i n ' i l till* .,1 ■ lut * h i d / f i l fix * **;i r ! v (. - P I i : \ n i l > i ’ltli I’S . l-4 *.t a n d i i . iw tint !* \im**i a hud lil t: n .K ' f * \ !* . 1 Hi In * 1 % i on carried, the str-i-i r i'i.. • * ,• •» T 1 *: i» * ^*1 itude, • I , . - , ! . , , : - ! * 1 Ii- r . ! , . i i n . i i i ; r i,r • . * i* - t r m t e d t o t.|i>-|l 11, ,*,., I J *.ut • ,i l* that Germany it v. a * tteedte* j to >a .1' . 1 i. v e n u e a, w i d t h o f Tb f t . . tary of till* in:-.*:or H* il ,i t liaol Wins IK tw *• i .-r I * 1 M r . II -I l-i o r «'( • h i o a g i > u"f“ :*l rebrv .o ltif .n * tii tnui 'P .VOItlll CVOlrtll a lly l»e compelled to till • ie* •i.lford . High kvlmol defeats very mtleh interested in nuford tmd and t ii - wed. vv'nl vvilne • ngineer authorixed tn-pur- Havana at 9 o'* . . tbf* tto*l .m»:. a r m * •: Ll.ty. a -1 •fl 4*i 1 be. ■*'*fi|a ’! for same. >i*n.inob*, •iiunty vv. ■ .. liu.ird of mu* lii.,,jr,,| i up4 tone.: mot It a t ilnnltig In ambltton* a,Pd .tggrc'.-dvp • Iirirn'i o-* v. •t 'j lo r-v <*-1* -- - *.i 1rd Ti T; 1 1 of Or. Ounloii for s e r - , Migqej Gpiu' i OjluiUicIi tjiuu ur • i. pumii at Hidden Ihtri. J»; a ore *i*fa,|„ visitor ye.nt-rda... *Mr. I.i* good price*. The celery U nmaih-r designs. This was a .cauo* of great y-ot.im to Bmifo.-d'Hit a few 111:1,11 iimiiiI bni_oL-iiiiU- lla m r - an.l rnm’rata l a llo w ’ Mr ihb »:tftu ‘of *ihe * Mce* rrndem l'iRutK Lane ttm lT law ; the former military chief at < ama*Iof *10 to 6. vCqnch Il^tclilopu sent 1|t.r l»v ilvi ataa_ read, and- on m o tio n ^-gt>ey:‘<Tapt.' J j lm ‘ Iruittrrdt r n ml s w j lu Alhnt~fn work t h^ . r t r u . few ill- vvieks in. search of pri’pevty. quality, .and i- bringing F2.5D per woi id a n d Uie peace a n d ahppiness ^*rT;* I -air.e was r.ejucted, many fYiteiestlng • rai** f. o. Ii. Sijnfufd. oral lieutenants of the insurgent niui;* of the g*aine, and then-called on . of humanity. * "* * e Lb. n otion carried, clerk was in- forces*who were capturgd in ‘battle' KU one >**t 1iet. Untile Lain*/, and p _( ir<| ,(f f ra(|V ,.U„,T4 r(. ^ n,|y an* ' 'I’ll** .crop* that I s 'h e t n f shipped t Fears that tin* situation would nf- . atrm tctl to, advertise for biiis for yesterday near Plaretus. af«'*r* the Tourists had serurml a Mrs. William I. Stevens and Mr*. now J* mostly of the cefery llint,was tb.*-* «treats ami other sail it ary General Gomcx. th - rebel leader five run b a d . Laing quietly put tli , (*:imp aiql little d aughtP r.1eilher planted after the coni spell or feet tin* importation of Japanese Silk '“ f «ontr.*ict effertike May*!, 1917. was placed in tin* presidio and the finishing touches on h i s . work and 0f Hartford. Conn. T h e s e : just before and was not titilvln-d i u md a panic in the Yokohairts silk market. ’ l’rlcca fell abruptly, rnus- . 'Lt motion carried, street commit- others were taken li> the Culnlruix caused tbe machine <>( the Tpuiist* w|i|,. M rs..Camp at the wheel! enough to. he hurt but tin* cold n*iiig losseq esfimated n t J500.000. tu stop working. Moore worked for nr- motor touring the country from larded the s’l'owth with the result •re was instructed to put in fewer fortress. The ditectors closed the market. the T o u ris ts . and outside of seven­ hum alley between French avenue The bill authorising President l!ar{ford to t h e . extreme end of that the celery is smaller than usual an|l Maple ukunuc, run west one Mepocat to suspend the constitu­ teen errors being made by iiis club, Florida, uml arc using a Cole sedan. but the market wants Sanfocd cel­ Merchants think the price not justi­ fied by conditions tytd believe Japan block. . • tional guarantees which was passed everything was ult right. The ladle* express their appreciation ery and the chances are good ’for Not taking any credit away from of the courtesies they find in Dixie still prices all during the celery will eventually brtiefft by complica­ The following reports were read by lbe house Moutlay and by the tions between the United States and senate Wednesday was published in the High School lads, the hoys sure­ and particularly in Florida. At only shipping senson. •nil ordered filed: Germany. * * . an ext re a. edition of the ollicial Ga­ ly put up a splendid game, (‘special­ one place were we treated uncivilly,' . Report of chief of police; In fact, the Sanford growers* can zette last midnight, after it had been ly was the work of Catcher RobisOn remkrlted the Indies, anil th at was No. of arrests 48 be assured of good prices on every­ signed by the president.noticed. Robison looked good in at Columbia. F. C. There our cur thing they raise here this spring and T he Intcrurban KiUlway Discharged 3 Among the prisoners, taken with ull respects, not only in th - Receiving was criticized, we Were charged unSentenced „„ streets Mr. W. S. Alyca, who has beerf 2 summer us the markets are bare of Dries assessed 384.00 former president. Miguel Gomez are line hut h i s ’ throwing ami hatting [ reasonably and altogetfar wY'though green stuff and the cold spell of a working diligently on the intcrurban reasonably and altogether we week ago killed off tho tendet veg- railway th at is to connect St. Cloud rcasonahly !‘ri'* > day. AVF. Smith 5.00 Col. Quinones, the former military was of the highest-type. chief of Cumagucy. and former chief Spencer, the .little blonde beaded thought it pretty rough. However, Pound fc'C^ eta blew further north giving Florida with th e east coast anil with San-* of sanitation under Gome* and En­ shortstop of the High School also when the Hoard of Trade secretary, ford, returned Tuesday from an cx-‘ u clear field in the next month. rique Uncio, vice president of tlu* played well and his chances of devel­ explained to the ladies that later on T he growers here have planted tended t r i p -through tho west and 423.26 house of representatives and liberal opment lb to a better ball player arc Columbia would get over the Cole considerable green top celery and east in the interests of his company, Ry work on streets 6,00 governor-elect of Catnuguey: Amer­ very bright. This lad has the "p ep ” Blenstic manners they appeared this is bound to bring better prices He reports that m atters are coming Ftpense 37.00 ican Minister Gonzales was given a —something which is a necessary more cheerful. L*a»h to collector than ever before as it will come in along nicely with the railroad propo­ 381,25 five minute ovation by crowds in asset in the game. Another promis­ The Carnes, The Empire and New on the" bate m arket when there,will sition and that results will soon be front of the presidential palace last ing looking player on the High accomplished toward the final com­ 423.25 night. Checrrfrwcrc .given for Presi­ School team is Lawrence Smith, England Home are filled with tour­ bo no other celery from any other pletion of the project.—St. (Mcmd ists and in addition utmost every source. Report of sanitary inspector: little in size, but there with the old dent Wilson. Tribune. uvuilahle private home with a spare Collected ........... llt0 0 hickory. room is filled with tourists. b-port of collector for month of For The While Way The feature of the game wa* the Kilbrc Makes Good D on't overlook the monthly meet­ February, 1917: Florida Shipbuilding The Sanford Herald has ordered Residents of the Geneva and Chu- striking out' of Jim Moore by Laing ing T u e sd a y , night, 8 :<mi p. m., nt A vessel u n d e r. construction in Ta*>s, Hue . a White Way Tost uml It will he 861,70 luota serllon coming to town state with the bases loaded, a rare feat the court house. -President Rrorein here in a few* weeks and he in­ Jacksonville has been sold for $80,Ta*es, 1915 62.46 that CommissionFr E. IL 'K ilb e e is and a credit to Laing’**ability as a of T am pa Hoard of Trade will ad­ stalled In fropt of The Herald—of* 000 to a New York firm oven before License 122.00 certainly repairing the bad places in t wirier. _ * ». dress us.. W ant every member to fits where* the public can jiee it it is launched. The sulo shows the Sanitary* 24.50 the roads of that section. From come out. Found eyery night. The post will he of the great demand for ship*.—Clearwater • 40,25 Geneva to Chuluota and from Ovie­ Cuban Revolt is Fizzle Mr. and Mrs. A. If. Commons, ac new* style Colony post with the Sun. Tax 1.00 do to Chuluota and also on the road Havana, March 8 .—The revolu- cornpunied by Mr. Commons' father Raving single globo light, which is tho very 973.30 from Geneva to Titusville Mr. Kilti.mary movement In Cuba, uppor-, . raother w m , ,!l);in, t)f Tr#(Jo Fine* latest type of street lighting. This State Troops M ustered Out 3,77.60 bee has used straw where it will do ci,tly is. making little progress, r h e vtaltoril y,.s terday. Mr. ’ Commons post is purchased and will be lighted San Antonio. Texas, March, 8.— the most.godd and the people who latest reports from Colonel Pujol. an nf lhe at the expense* of T h e Sanford Her­ Orders were tereived by _southern travel those roads are grateful to 2.462.71 commanding ohe section of the gov- |Joart| of Tradt._ , U* lives a t Stony Fa.«h t,, rlloertor ald ’ with the sblo idea of u White departm ent headquarter* today to 1.197.29 him for this work. Mr. Kllbce goes eminent forces in the field mention ,,0, nt nm, that he iH cxcrting 1 red it by .voucher* * 1,266.42 on the principle that if you can't get minor engagements and the defec- t>VOfy tl|Tort lo hnvc thut cuqtlful Way taking root ip the minds of the speed up the return Of the sta te people of this city and th a t in the troops from tho border so th at a ll •I • N J----------- a loaf take a half and while he is tion of some rebels. locution open (or tourists’ inspec­ very near future the entire city may the troops will be hom e for muster T* ' 2,462.71 waiting for the- county to get rich bo lighted in this manner. Watch out by April L, S ta te troops still on Mr. G. F. Dietrich and Mr. For-, tion the coming season. r' usurer's report for month of enough to make hard roads every­ Pbruary. 1917. When you want to know an* for Tho Herald White Way post the border number approximately where he *will fix up'.the bad places rest KilgoYe are in Sanford on busi-* Hecelipts: ness for their respective firms. ) thing ubouf alligators, how to tell and sec* how yuu like it. 30.000. and make the roads passable. IS. CLOSED ONE HUNDRED CARS CELERY tF: �March C, UNITED STATES PATTLESHIP ARIZONA Old Rags at The Ilcrald Of­ fice* They must be Cleon 2\<i Cents Per Pound. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING :e Supply Department is now lete. We can Supply Your lice with Anything in Small Office Supplies U All Local AdverUncmcntH Under ThlH Heading THREE CENTS a Line Fun Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the ad, please do not uxk T h e Herald for information us to the identity of the udvertisor. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and if we do we are not allowed to give o u t this information. Simply write a letter and address it as per in* street. For Sail My lot on Kir* Huai i.|i|uw.liu- THMitrS X You ta n huy this f;no. prop-rty cheap. Address Ho'li'rt HuH sbiutm, U0!l Franklin St.. Tampa. Fla. 57-3p Jersey Heifer.' Enquire ,* West ‘Side, "Sanford. • SG-dtp The rtUltcrdrctnlnntight Arizona. one of the greatest llahtlng mueldues in the United Stales navy, photographed as It piis^-d beneath the itrooklyu ALL-STEEL ELECTRIC-LIGHTED TRAIN Chicago, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Grand Rapids, Cincinnati and Louisville Lv Jacksonville A t* I. 8.20 P VI Lv Waycroi* . A » I 10.30 PM L v T If t o n <;-a I 12.40 AM L v Macon C iK i 3.ST. AM Lv A t la n t a .......... I.,V N 7.13 A iVi L v K n o x v ille .. . . I„v N 12.29 PM A r C o r b in ............l,.v \ 3.29 FM Ar L o u i s v i l l e . . . . I,.. N 9,f)0 HU A r In d ian a p o lis. l ’cmi 2.00 AM Ar C i n c i n n a t i . . . l . v X 9.00 PM In ! t.-l. , , I I ' - •I*. ' Reliable Library Paste, new }ico Paste in tubes and F‘or Sale —Heavy ‘double buggy, Platform springs, canopy top, leather cushions. Could be made a delivery wagon. Jjaaford Wagon Work’!. ; Iiefiii 11■«lt . 1,•■ ' • .......<•fiihaiiey uni .1 7 .»U i-. iij i .1 on* die to Cleveland (via f itt.'itii.:oi> daily, and .lari-n i t nd It t Hu itmnli) : eioi-w. <kly. k ;*vii*.< 1 a kfonvdio Monday a rititl Thttt T ttim o ig h rt,e O-.v-Jti— \ pile to t h'p' ■ .; . - I . , •1 II . . <‘ ‘1 ; , CARTEtol For Sale Ten passenger launch at your own price. Six hxrse faille engine, white cedar hull, all in j-ood condition. Box Sanford, Fla. • 5(1-4 tc I’lillmar. Mceplmv t * . n.' ( j ' i p t r t m m t Oh-.**r\ i-lon i u *••■•' •I!.• Any and every kind of Ink made by Carter’s'Irik Company, the best ink made. th nets Vincent 40-tt White Wynn lottos, celebrated Begal strain of Canada where vigorous bottles. Mucilage in bottles from 5c to $1.05. irds ate m ired. For..-taut, h e .n j ’a j e r s . H u b h ittg * ggs and Baby ■ household r \ l Indeuble Pm ATLANTJC CGA For Marking Linen. Com] Pen and Marking Hoop, 25c Long Distance Always Gets Quick Attention - z k 'I '- f r y 'w _____ 1 always answer iia / Long Distance TeleX Ml 'Jr ’ phone .calls promptly. 7 Usually it means prof­ itable business or.an opportunity to settle a problem quickly anti satisfactorily. “■When I talk to a man over the Long Distance Telephone it is like being face to face with him. I can inject my personality into the matter anti win bis confidence with­ out loss of time. “ The telephone, both Local and Long Distance, plays an important part in our business. W e have a Bell Telephone on every desk and the time and traveling ex­ penses we save make the cost of our serv­ ice one of the most prQfitahle investments.” £ v ery Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY H e ra ld W ant A d s W ill B rin g r % Results Ribbons for any machine, 75c each over store. WANTED Wanted Salesman and. collector for Sanford ami Seminole county. Apply Singer Sewing- Machine Co., Box o(S!>i Orlando, Fla.* 57-2tp All Sizes and Colors Wunted Gasoline or oil engine; second hand, 20 to ‘25 H. I’. Write F'la. China f la y Carp.; Okuhutnpka, Fla. 6G**2tc W ANTKH T o K e n t— Fttfurn shed House with four or more rooms and bath. jH*r mu nett t. Box hS-|, City. ,* Allamonto Springs, Seminole Co., Florida Moxt popular and delightful win­ ter hotel- in interior Florida. Mugnilicent location,, between two lovely lakes. Forty acres in parks. Golf tennis, bowling, billiards, boats, or­ ange grove, etc., all free to guests. Fine Ashing and* shooting. Pure spring water from Altamonte Spring!. T he Altamonte is noted for excel­ lence of cuisine and service and so­ cial lift*. Me sure and auTo util ami g i ; best- dinner served in interior Kliridn. Or come for a Saturday night supper and dance following. Excellent orchestra. . Gvo. E. Batek 5: Son. owners and proprietors. Brick rottd ppo Saturday, Jan. •jntlr from the Altamonte to Orlando, etc.* ., 44-tf Loose Leaf Ledgers ■ 1 •* » The Irvingono I-PmzaPitt kind, let us show you. Call on us for any supplies The Herald Printing Office S u pply D epartm ent n n r n n n / / Phone No. ILJH! lU • t - �-* t i l J « i - /J fellow le i f»P°r t ®, 1, n * , ? • * * ' / l* • * 4 9f th e aeireral fund* o T s J ? . l f c " 5 IM «h* V * '""1 •?**■« “ P‘* « b . r 30th. 1918, . wlib the l l i l . n m , „ j , h* , i»t* 1"“ ? 'Variant* U ut4t*ndln(. and • a lt te m e n t ot tlir AweU an.I l.Ubill|ea. and lb -eB». *> | fuprrty of hemlnol# I ounly. a . tr p o i l r d by the County Commi%»lonrra *< «•>* r *Jf“ u < o u rt ol aa^Id tiatrlnol. Oounly, cn lh«- artth*.lay ..I Scptem- ' '* , . 1 « u hercbr p ub lb h ed updrr.Th* piovJ.Ion. of Chapter « i | . l of it,* h . * . of t a t s . ' 1,,B’ E H N K S T AMDS. Comptroller. f i r n r r a l Fund L « iial.nc* Apiil l»t, 1911* h,V*M* OuU«Vn7ln« April* 1M. 1918. J.IO ^H II M i AT" IT l^-VTl-TS ,1aVJ;I “l-*. lo.tfeptember^ .10' h. 1•• I ri .implrollar. Tai*-t and Itede'mpllnn. .till T U Collector, Taaca anil l,ir«n.*. l litk Clrrult Court and Filina Krt- ! HENRY McLAULIN• * Jp(ome Drew flatting S S fbssons 'i r a i a Prepared a ° S p e c ia lly for ___ T h is J E W* E L wE R aa (u u iitlly tilr n r p 'a n d r - — P I C K A I t l l ’S H A N n - I M I N T K l ) C H I N A Newspaper ( J O H H A M ’S S T K I M .J N C S M .V K I t H o t ; H U S ' I’ HATH I) t l'.N IT l'l'u AND F I X T U R E S : i uurt House Jail v i'l SSKS OK C O U N T Y IMMI.DINC.S '' ' janitor* ami other A t u m l a n ta lJ (h t, Kll»l anil Water ™ f~ S t i l l a n o tl ir r v e r a ’i nn o f th e o n e p iece f r o c k . T.ifTeta i* n*.' I l***r it* tlevi.|* o |'in r ti l, :il!li n;;h tin ’ niodi'l i* t e r ' c f l c c ti v c in e m t ir u id c r v ilounriiiif. u n 1 UII 1 1• r • [Uf \r*ril K t, I9lfi tj;Cf y i> April U t I » JJrpt. M lh , IUID ■j 111 m T r«ifif»ir*i*l«*rt T a ir n .v U aiIp rnpn T m t> I.. T « a o Af |.irrnt* » PI,if* A pnrfolluri'^. . fTontlabt**, Flap A- PorMtur**^ * County JuJif* Fin«* Si F«rfol ur'« L .iv I, l V 1 ,r*71 r» * i«i« • April l*f t«* '• f«» i‘‘** I 'l'* >| I K -i MI N I M.r rlit \ I ti* 9, 4 1 Hill ' 1D • M 9 ( • • It i Hii>ul«la*, Ciioi | *ill * iii Cfinuiinl ' • 4 11*1.' > J l| lg»*, • H»t lllll* Itl 4*‘I Mill ;i| i * > .il I'r4r*% (*s»^4 I U h in i ri mri|tl t 4 4 *iunl> l*riHf*cu(l«c Aliornry ... Pay for Att**n«lanci« on Crim inrl ( im Wlin*"-- F r n .Other K*pd*n«#a tfl Crlmiqal I’roocrutluno • StliH’f ill#i CuminUvifino on KiflM* vie., collfelet! KrriHri^ Pn-onf-r*. ___ T ransportation for, an<1 fii^rharg** Mcn»*y pa 1*1 to C ounty CfinvirtJi on Itnada Fa> of Juror In Crltninnl r»»i-«, ('m inty amt Jin tier iVar® 4 ’utifi n ___. . Salary «tf Jnffar . : .. w .. , n f a i . n i s n r u s K M »:n t s 1 •...... 1 'n *« 1 5U.il! in on VJT *:n •j;«u *•*» 4 t'J'»H'J 11115 a i no I %1 on 1JfH 1*9# • • h»Ar|t r» a«ur»-r‘*i I h U n r r !>ptt*mt»er TOth, lT*|q i t * . ; *• 1.1 741 U AU1I1. »f«ir; t OT If«»»it I u n >1 April Nl. lU'lfi (hlt'lkn-t n ( \ }i ■ i Ni. i u p ; i: i ti ' for il 1*1, 19K, r.^ Aju.l Ut I** i.Oih, > rn | I r«Urr, T a\»*f 1vriJi'fii|iliux** f n pIVLs i J r r f f tr i £ *hi till, i ' 4*1** Fr f ! il ij r r i p ' * »i t MFNTrf Ajmt11 1"•l *«i S» nf ,'lilin } 11• S -iUf it r *sf liflAcI .Sii fir r Inti (l»|«*t4t tiiilOw !-• ufi * 1 »i«l to C o u nty C«iniffiU»lonrr* |ni |(oa*l ln*|MH,lhni FttLl to llth cr IVr«nn♦ Cor Koaif lnn|irrtlnn f’u 't «if M ilt'flit , Ttinl* j»ml M a* liltirf) f'titl * m*1 Lika N*n k, C m t an*l i'nf* »n*I Fi*«*itiri|( f a i l fur Fr*" i ,i b a r other th a n fiQ ird i Lay nf ConvirN Guard-* . h tDllflj! 4h I i ' j f p n l ('tinvi. i* tin K*,n l I’a> un n l • u A*, h i ni <>( Item "I - II utd* ti v 1 • *if * 1Vivmn*iN lifi Arrniipi nf ilmll hv * ■r«11* r»>rn. ni* «tf| A*”Pt>unl uf tMovhar^r <*uttvirl haI f Survt'ji ii*ij Salary IVrrytriim T*.T u . Inis n u lls KM KNTS II. 11>1. ...........oi, \V«rr*nl* rr|,*ur,l »crt. rLitrDUlbin* - I N»t llilitn i JkUxx- « 4 l * ") jL*»i OH r,i» r» lit - 1 j :i i i i - . 11 ■ 7f1.! no :i. ' i *»!•• ill .*? * 41 M hi Ot\ * l!7tM4U .. 'Mt.oan.oo I I.ITS on 72 . t . 120 11 r..*; s.oo 6.STS.00 S.S75 tm 3,233. f I .»S 1,07*92 2,000 O’) ID*.** ....... .. ‘sU nrr April 1st, 1918 ___ 1_______________________ DlSIlU'llSKMKNoS: April 1st to 8»pt. 30th, 1916 ” 1*1 , Inl*rr»t p i l 4 on linn s as follow,: Coupon No. fl flood* No.. 1 to U 3 , Inr. < rrtlAc«to« of T im e Dopn.lt _________ ;.... S»fr D rpo.lt, B»l. * H cfunl to J. I>. Jinktn*. T . C. . Kfror In U . t Itrnorv 1 ... TtlTAf, D 1SIIURSKM KNTS 11,882.88 2 1,163 S3 5,183.67 12.662.60 16,02 6.53 9,012 60 II 400.00 S.OO . 11*.16 *9.6* E n J C c s t . --------------— --— —r- ,X B E H e ra ld D r. H . H . M c C a s lin 1,900.12 S w n w ? Aprl1 ,9IS .......... .... ..................... VU1 1 vi *T '1i A p ,,l 1.1 to Krpt. 3IUh, 1918 * omptrollrr. T a i r , A Hr,tempi Ion* . T«* Coltortor, T u n I U n n a r . ________ fla U n r o . . . ___ D IS B U R S E M E N T S : April !>t to Sopt. 30th, 1918 — « lr»nln« Dltrhr* A C'onsl. __________ J***ry of D rainst* C om m iuionrr* ... . jnri.Jrntal F l p f R i r i I n trrr a t nn H an d * ... — ,, H rtlrtn , ll o s d . . __________ T O T .U , D18I1U1ISKMKNTS . i. ~ ~ Z . Z K .Z 7 - Z Net lltU n ro Sept. 30fb. H i t ___ ,IUL. , W s r rtn t. O u t. t. n d l n * Septem ber 30th, 1 9 1 8 ~Z~.Z Troaturer’e llktsnro September 30th, 1916 . 77.50 6.259 *9 6,137.19 10.213.71 69 25 13.00 31.00 l.*oo no 7,500.00 9,933.18 *10.16 Nnn. _______ 910.(8 ^ A e e e t a and Llablllllea Balanro C a.h In Trea.ury, , | j Kund«. __________________ Total A v iit ih t i A m t # l-iahhv Irt ------------— ------------ 169,811.45 269,611 *5 Zm l0 ? u F', " tS al in* ,or '-rr-M KV e 1.521 07 2.’ 0,001) CO •ItUck r p yHammock r s . h 8 3»t. t Dt .i.ll - sie:t ......... * 1 llond. . 200,000 00 46,000.00 TOTAI_________ ____________ 496,521.07 Coaat> 1P roperly ____ 11,500 00 <6,000,00 6,500.00 ______ 29,000.00 P rin tin g Co. Phune Ith SANFORD, FLORIDA • *.j|} -* g Wilson & Housbolder LAWYERS Maxwell's M a g a z in e s Sanford, F lo rid a Elto n J . Moughton A R C H IT E C T O f f l c r l n ! ' n w e l l Rldg." •I I I I 'e r j o d i c a l s Soda Fountain C ig a rs and T o b a c c o s M o d e r n , l rp-(tt-Dafe H a r b o r S h o p ,tn eon n eel io n .. , S a n f o r d , Ft* 1041st. St. Phone 182 s! ri( - G E o 7 a . d e c o t t e s .. 4T T U K N I ^ %\|» 1 i i| N.sf I I t >J! ' • I A V I H. DINGEE C. l*f *c'l it**! il} N t.itr fim I I <j Ur <• 1 ( m irta 1 aIV I 11*' f •• * ~ \ \ i ‘IIM J* | | f f ^ - ^ ]IMl! NJIIt f l ' f l l s r s ----------- G a s SCIIULF. MAINtS I. .v n hi P h o n e * I I.T. T ty « F i t t i n g ■a,;. ■ All W o rk H e re ite a HGA 1 \f»M HIISlMi M y I’c if u m n A l t c n i i o n A n ti I l i ’Nl K i T o r t n O ppaitit,. ( itjr H all W A N T ADS P AY h\ < 4-' T e li’iib n u e N o 25 S V M IH U ) L O U O tS 4 SanfunJ Lodge Nn fi2, l \ and A. M. (.'ritniminirutnm ever'’ tlm urn! third I'luirsihiys nt Tiiit), Visiting tircthren s t | romp. O . 'L . T a y l o r Secretary ___* \r*__i u *w -____ ■Trip of material about 3 inches wide underneath the opening. Htitch to losition on right tido of itasb, finish 7129 left edge for closing, To nffsnt any severity of line, (he Now;, t a k e (he sleeve and close the front, of this blouse is tucked to for* seams as notched, (lather at lower n panel effect. Pockets in two tUes edge bet wren double “ 1 T 11 perfora­ and as many shapes add further 4ii- tions. Lap niff to small " o ” perfor­ ations. Join to sleeve as notched, tinrtlon to tho decorative scheme. single small ' ‘o ” perforation at sleeve There is no lark •« allure in the scam. Few sleeve in armhole a* sfferings nf the designers of smart notched, small “o " perforation at .blouses. Their lines nre splendid be­ shoulder icain casing in any fulness.yond description and whether they Nest, face ihs pocket* and attach nrr used for regular or sports* wear, round pocket to front at indicated line Iheir charms nre equally irresistible. of small " o ” perforations. Attach A stunning model Is pictured here. straight pocket to front, Uwar edge Il ii of the slip-on variety anil may It* of racket along upp*r Has of amall fl I# V i**tf\» Ai MiMm FLargs wh■>ma t*A laced in front, if desired. To offset I I'o'* parfornlions. "O'I I any severity tucks are added to the foratinns in pockets indicate front, front forming a pnnel effect, and if .Lastly, arrange the sash around the further decoration is desired there are waist with Inner edge at double the small straight po ck et* and the s m a l l " n o ” p e r f o r a t i o n s nesr center round patch pockets, nbnvr and below back and tic in front. the waistline, respectively, (n medium Headed trimmings will continue In' •ire the Idouse requires 4*i yards 3fi* high esteem fur tho decoration of dressy blouses. *’ inch material. Pictorial Rcviow Blouse No. 7129. Sl.rcs, 34 to 14 inches bust. 20 rents, M rs. ( ir a c c E. W illia m s M illin e ry S to re ♦R aaO B * ** V Pric*. Nolle* *>f AsplIrstUn for T s i llroil U ndrr H rcllaa S uf t ’k . r l t l 4Isa, L i * , of Ktor- 1*1* N’ntlrs I* hereby (iv rn Ih st ( i . o r r , l l / m . n p u r r h i . r r ol T * . I ’rrtlAcsl* No. 916, dated lb* 3rd *!»y* of June, A. t>, 1913, ha> filed raid rrrtlflrst* In my office, and has mad* application Inr t a t d « d to is.ua In a rr n rd a n ra with law. Katd certifies!* e m ­ brace. th e follnwlni described properly . i t u s t n l In Krmlnnt* enunly, Klnrlda, t o ­ w n: l.ota 2 and 3, 111k 2, Tier I, Hanford. Th* said land b ii n s n i o w d at lb* dal* of th* l.suanc* nt such rrrtlfiral* In the name ot Klorenr* llaarilall. U n lo s said rertifieat* *hall hr redeemed ac<ordln( to law ta a d**d will i» u * thereon on th* 31st day of March, A. D., 1917. WltneM rny official d e n a tu re and seal Ibis the 23rd day of February, A. I). 19K7, t»aal) E. A. DOUGI.A88. Clerk Circuit Court Scmfnola Co., Kla fly V. M. McDaniel, D. C. 55-Tura-Slr N o t i c e o f A p p lic a tio n for T o i D e e d U n d e r S e c t i o n S of C h a p i n 4SSS, l.aw a o f S'lor- Ida Nolle* Is hereby flvcn th a t Kdward A. Dri|*or», purchaser of T a r Certificate No. 424, italrd th* 5lh day nf June, A. f), 1911 hae flleil .aid certificate In my office, and ha* made application for l a t deed to issue In accordance with law. Said certificate embrace* the followlns described properly situated In Seminole county, Florida. Inwit Ilea SK cor ot S K i, of S W U, Sec 5 T ow n.hlp 21 8, It 10 F a.t, run N 466.7 It. VI 468.7 ft, 8 466.7 'f t E 466.7 ft — 6 acre*. T he said land heinf a.Miased at I be dale nf thp iuuan c* of auch cerllflcal* In the name of J. O. Moore. Unle.a aald certificate shall he redeemed according to law taa Herd Will iaaue thereon on the .llat day. of March. A. D. 1917. W l l n c a my official signature and ‘ acal thla the E7lh -fay nf February A. D. 191 (**all E. A. DOIM1I.ASS. Clerk Circuit Cnor* 8*mino1e Co , Fla. iry V. M. Mr Daniel, D C. 56-Tu*a-6lc ' * I * v i : it i r 9 . i m i i i i n n st: jH P lu m b in g aoid ] lit ijtr O . J . M i ll e r W. M S d jy &fraction l , lM O J°(om e Dress fiaKing fessons ’> 16.915.11 None 1 a l o■■ e • B u y typewriting tu p p liet o f One Inch Cards Will lie I'ublUhrd tin* dor Thin Heading At The Itnte Of $7.21 In 4 i r • ii 1 1 I i.uf I. ,*irtr nth Judlrl.il I In mi Monroe < litipier No. I.'». It. A. M. ,s» I 11nr Itil. In I l u n r r r ) Meet* every *ft*)n*| anil (mirth Thurs Itiujam ih l»fi » , 4 mriplait,»M ♦*•*. lay iit Masonic Hall over the linperiu T li k lrl n f Hrttlly, ('uftt|ian>. a 1 1 . to '-H) y e a r s . P r i c e , Stl I 'i c to r i a l R e v i e w ( ’o stu m e N o. *13H. S ir e s , Theatre Visiting roitt|t;itiinns w I 'i o o m e *~*rf jn*f ai lun, F iank A O. L. T«> lor I. Itumph |>i-t atii! Mat) \t lit* r i(i , cen ts. J I) I .-I . \ N I | I | ;* 'Adam*, J Sci-'y High Priest |i lit t'w a slid Mitt) tlfiTikn. In* M. II. '1 Kali I • r. «.« ,<r r'* Cmlnolc ( hnptcr 1', Order i.'n.*lrrn Sta ££uiit wt Ijjht, U J I iiiEf rn ami f-’nam »« \\ "I 1 1Cl" »[, til* Mccln eVvry firel Mini I Iiircl Tuesday J J, (‘Mlfrnlfit^Tt iiuT p TT, Tfi>i« Tp in enrh nionin. Every imp tvho* has need ami A III | (itvi*-f, f i r husband, Ms Slur in tin East nre cordially Invited \\ h Li It r, V 4 I *nt|«*r, W. It *’I-*mfit ini*,, I f*m11* « YV. \ •• iinif„ t<> visil t hit* chnpter. 1,11• i* I * tl*, n*. \ J *it1111*11111 u 1(1* Alice E. ItoMiin*, Sec’y ham < lark wtttf 1 u ira I I.■r I hi • 4 i* *i | |*i>tl v if. , M« , , > M* i , / . .• u.|ir»,.*t llernjds nf Llbcrly,, ff u lllt rt( I hr i > m c nl lb U# • . . . t I . " • .T vYu-aM ’ Meets at Ktiglr**' Halt fird Monday M/ii'frn. 4 i!t c a h i , lleslff A. * * :iv ajilitu , Cr* tl r Nln, Ait* t night in et ch month ut 7DIO « * , i • rr'« r, 4 ha-1* *, *>t s W it t, K. I l m t - c li o li lir . I ' l ' i m n a n d e t i at il I • , 1 «- "lit*, 4 |ib« f* Prepared Specially for Tills Newspaper | N I »i*rh. I.afa* | 5!tti»«i ti* fin, Mi- sDerilm I’nckurtl. Secretary 1• 1« .. i ' I lllll J itl* . Il i > *ih . ii’ W. « mi** The Sunford Council K. of t o Bv Pictorial Review f, VImm , , . . , .1,1 \ ' W ' ( . , M* (•'! ( h e 2n*l S o inlay it p . n i.. u m l t h e I *. i t ■*,■• I itii Suiiilny S ti. m.. each month, ut K. III l, , r* >1 I", f, M-tnlll of Hull. Oak Ave. T«i l ia r.5 1 It* l *i-J M i l l II* -t. .hi willT coVSchanl. Grand Knight. ,. .hit 1. ' I- II* I, \'ifli«r \* U n c • an.I t*. Dritt, Kin. Sec'y. To m a k e th*’ Idlin'*’, l i n t sinDi * befl, . " V i.utf . I 11.>fa*I M i,i,i * < *"ir*■' D *|*| t-arlt.i: I n n tl,** alfilavil **l * • D. ' V ' ‘il*;h t h e f roll I a t i c t i l c r fr*mt l.t.on Phnriils Lodge Nn A, K. of P. 1’,'l.lnr**n, a ' t u r r . ) t r d 'spent ter ('* mn e c k edge* !■> la r g e " O " | . c r f n r a t ion. t’lninnnU in I Le shovi- elytcit rsu*.-, h e ir In Meetn second and (mirth TueHdiiyp, -m * K_.19Q T umi •>, -tticji r e a m nt tt|*|ivr cili;*' an.* 4th *1 tl-at hr l-tllevt .lti*i I tank A. It-*t, Nif iUng. kniglibL alu a> a avukuuin. - — — Jw VIM nI l-i\vur,.v-la-1 - C.:.,l . Mstp .i|:^aI - wlf.»-**ed— 3* C ia tlu a :e '..ltt- n'ntl(ifni-__al.J*m->if.,*idaj Ur J. Miller MclTauliti r W e 'jir S. Adam- ami I'liSfl*. W7 Y*iuri( F o r m t u c k in f r o u t c r e a s i n g on line >i .1 llafatl M cblrneprn are in liIrS U *0 r . c. U. ami S. o f s in t p c r f n r n t i u n s a n d ' * t i l c i i oj i n c h , t.lhcr . f r t t c than *t th e Mn'e *il Ktorbla; ~*et h a t tl • >r frtldcn'rr and j-e,tnlf*re »*|ilf*«f r o m fi.lilcd e d g e . ( L t l l t c b a t dhhtrt y 7 \_ c Snnforil l.ntlge No. 27, I. O. C). F. ere lo thl* sil**rery * and .r e n t unVnnww, tier b c l w n c n ' d oililo " T T l ' j«’rf n r a e it l tlial lb, rr . *,.* | rr-.-n •*. iJ.r «1ete nf Mtcu every. Monday evening ut 7:30 * \ l i o t b r s , il.,- r o v l t r *.-l ■ *aj<|.ofii. nn wbi.m in M. W. A. Hall, I'ico Dlork. tio n i ( ‘lose ' h n u l d c r a n d u n d e r a rm All viaenulil I iim! -si*I lUfenilavil*, *n*l th a t -*ai*l scam * a* n o tc h e d . llrfr n.lsfll. Sfe nvrr the I f , nl t Wi-tlt >'-otic iling bnjlbiTH c-oriliidly inviftd. New t h e c * ll a r to t h e n eck edgy, )*'.(•. Jus. F. MfClellttn J. W. O. Singletary carefu lly m a tc h in g cen ter-back* an d It I. Ilitref*,!*- nrdvrid- l i s t you ,1*, a p ­ N. G. . It. See. pear In the rnm plalnant'a till h* rein 8le*l n o te lie*. A r r a n g e th o f a c i n g on col i.fi nr before, the 2nd day nf April, A, D. Gale (’By Camp No. 0, W. O, W l a r a n d u n i l e r n c a d t t h e f r o n t , I f dc 11*17, the aainc l n i n | a rule day of aai*l Meets second mid fourth Wednesday s i r e d , w o rk e y e l e t s n t side* o f o p e n ­ rnurl. , * tl l» further nrdered that this nntlre lie nights in enrh month. in g a n d la c e th o f r o n t s . A d ju st a fiubllahed In the Kanl.ifd llersld, » rw*<- F. I,. Miller J. K. Hoolchnn paper pul ll.hed (n Sanlnfi), Srminule riiunirwmmmtr. ujan 7 l a o Clerk . Count’ll Commander ty , hh.rlda, n n i e . s neeli Inr elpht fonaeculive wieka. H. I*. O. E, Sanford Lodge 1241 W lth ita E. A. D nufla.., the rlerk of our C lrrult Court and the >ral of the .aid court tr • Q 1 Meet t in t and third Wednesday night, at the rnurt h n u v irt Sanford thla the at rorner of Fir»t St. and Falmetto Av«. Cth day of February, A. D. 1917. a Cruse Barnes J. G. Hurley (•rail E. A. m ilH il.A S H , Clerk. Secretary Exalted Huler * % ■ lloblnron 5 llrardall, I* • C o m p la in a n t.’ Solirftota. The Lake n rc e te Council No. 31 J u n ltr 49-Ture-91e n D ld rlrl )'»■<» ttUrk ftZ r f Carbon Paper • | ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 9 4 0 9 0 0 9 0 0 0 9 9 9 0 0 9 0 9 m* * * * OOlre in Garner & Woodruff UuUdini! m d y a t tlir c e line* o f e i t h e r * - __T a p Itr r a t a l ffiHita fri-lfli 'HfAlcltini; Vraial n l.i lc h l n ^ "ilifnldtT ainull • • o n " jw-rfornti.'in f i i ' n f l p w e r cdjjc. N ew . c o ll a r to n e c k n ip * , cen te rb a c k a e v e n , t h e n t a k e u p * t h e t r im .ininj; Ilan d . Cl*.*.' * h m ild e r se a m « s -n o tch ed . A r r a n c o o v e r wnl*1, -w ith s c a m a t * h tiu b le r . neniti a n d p o in t e d r n d a t tie. - . c a m ; t a c k In w n i - t ( t h r o u g h t h e n n d e r b m l y l m atehliiif, nitiRli' "O " p e r f o r a t i o n ' in f r o n t , b a c h a n d tr jn i m i u tf b a n d . If d r ' i r e d t h - I a n d * m a t die mad*’ " i lace, oi : 1 • i , — .- i d . n f i;ir Ibv b e tw e e n N c\! .. T T ■ I •' r i i i . o ' nnjh d r a w jjntticr* • I S i t , • u n d e r ft 'Utl, th . : l . , •• n a t t i. k i-r . inn * : t- «!• i \ c uii 1 clii-c I • l -i \ • a ltd i n d a* u 1• 't -C lltl. t I* ■li I- 1. .1 -I I 3 • vioiVi r~ i ' J rc of ' l i ’i t t e , ten vi m .* . i . fr o m tid Let*** ■u sm all n ' l . rf o r n ti o im in eufT. New fteevi* in iirmliole m a t c h i n g notch*'* a m i ' m a l t "o’” p e r f o r a t i o n * , ea*ittjl ut a n y fulne**. Now, i’Iom * r e n t e r b a c k se a m n f sk irt, S la*h a t l e f t ' n b l n * on line " f • e rf o ra lto ii* a m i fini'li Mnall "o t i*1,».r -k irt a t ilp| ■r fur I V d. ol.l*. • ’ T T ” perfor.! a-fi-i »•.’ « • I Ml J|* 1/.U* f t l^a* ! I : . I 11. ' i i t i'll* I i 114oil 1»'P! J 4 ,|n;i an 1 u l|ii*t w ith t i p p e r , ed ge* at in dic a tc il li#*-' of s m a lt “ *>” p e r f o r a t i o n s all a k ir t. A d ju « t sk irt, stitch in g g a t h e r * o t e r c o n je r row o f g a th e r * in w a i s t , c e n t e r fr o n t* n m i e e n le r - b a c k * e v e n ; tin*' o f s m a ll *'*•'* p e r f o r a t i o n s a t w i d e r n fm - c i rn. The m odel lend* i t s e l f ! • d evelopm r n l In e m l ir o ld e r v (lotitiring*. Mod* ilim *»/> r. | -,i r,.* " a t y a r d , .‘t't itlrio » w id r . w ith -’1, 'ar* l* p l a i n m a t e r i a ' w id e fo r w a is t a n d sleeve*. 3I» in* I ! 1 « ; Formerly Decupled Dy I)r. W. E. H o u s e h o l d e r / | 4* t * 1,083.19 T ru.fro. Ils U n to S rp t. 30th, 1BI«___________ )*H and l^at__ ___________ ; “?• Home and Form 'Hh*r Property n LA'-ou n: r Tnt.i ' »t- u c ^ 5 276.73(5 I 5 245,472.28 Hprflsl llsail an*) Itdrfgr lli.l r l r l No. I Kuml n « t s n r r April 1st. 1916 • p C t . l l ’TS: April l i t lo Sopl. 30th, 1918 l U W o April l . t , 1916 '•* rr« nt. ( l u t . l . n d l n , Irlt.il t ............ * . . . , lt**«*l It*.i,.1 Kuml ID * I.ITTS M l y Ith, P » |f. Ilnrul* inl.l May I t h , 11*1*., I’rm n u to , Jt» y t l h , Inifi, A r a u n l till. >*-,i May Db. la i n , I n t c t r t nn *Dr|HHtl" , . ( ' c ‘i|*on* No. I , *lt'lach.-.l fr*.ill tlofuli before *1. liv. fy I'r.'IU ’lljtK M I’VTS: * 11,1 t ’oupan* No. 1 .......♦___ _________________ ____ f h u p o n No. 2 ----, Kspcnio | t m » . . m t|k h __ __________ tiri)"** lto»if._^_ _______ ln*r>r(1ion A K n (in r riln ( ■ l.u m b rr---------------... . lU U n r* Octob*r 1st, 191 fl JIB 1 BUSINESS CARDS I S p l e n d i d L i n e s in B l o u s e s . . 6,471. i 1 Jttj 11 ’| 1 7. IJftl TITPT- n *-uri r’p/It nlincc K r p u m b f r M l h , 191II . *. *• |. a ft«» *■Iftlft V **■ , J •t • f*.in re Ih p/* * t in^ th e 1 i \ ,t.- p-.s 11loti till* tltf 1 ’ i friii k % ! hi ,11 1'<■• « ■rl I of dre". v e t v j *r i*' f i '•■•* . t c i ^ i i I* pie 1■,’■''<! Ifffi*# It:k\ ittg :t i>l ic piece tinth r I I'll iJllft el 1111 u u a i s t Dial f a . l e n * T h e . llo'vinR in in I siirjihs * rf f f i 't , n te e l'e i havtw a t l n c h e d fine piece ctllfi IlilU hed.- vcr>- *intpb* w ith v tllc h ln tr. I n m e d i u m *lre link d r e " -reipiirr* 3*1 y a r d * nfl-inch m ntV rinl, w i t h ‘'1 y a r d :m inrti I in ill** f *r u iid l.'tn id ' a n d •*, \ a rd i- 'lr .i i fa i f l a n d ' • ut l e t i j l Itw i*i" . r • * *'W • c l »i 1 . ? c .■l-w T<> ut ik I’ tl |> r ti*;ittt«i th e lllu!. ' irui l :. 1 t h e n fdair" Ihi latWl’f CtlgP l*f f fOllt a n d ttack a n d l a r k . T u r n t h e h r n t » iu fro n t, and a d jin t *1 Ay u n d e r n e a t h b o d y , lo w er ci Irc * e v e n a m i ' t l t e b a t tip p er a n d lo w er edge*. A d ju * l ' c a t nit r i g h t u n d e r b n d y fro n t, c e n te rfro n t* an d l o w e r c Ig,-, e v en . 1 nu* h left sid e of t c*t for cloning. T h e f r o n t e d g e o f th e «*ul**r w a l ' t la tint iin derfa ci-d nliotit I i n c h ’ Imck o f li n e of amall " o " p e r f . . ratio n*. T n r n e d g e l a c k on sm all ” *>" p e r f o r - 1-1 W ATCHES THOMAS KM MKT W E. KKItfil SON H ill Slltll.IIM* l! V|*nt 1-1.. 11*1c. »*uM(4i))litt|* A|»r*1 N t, I" ,r* 1 • /Z r.xlfej:, ••• ‘!».[l, nfRtlPf VH tl, 1**1^* / \t nrfeii;* > ptmiliPf HUh, ? 'i |' r»*ur**r‘» llalar.rw A M ) \\ AI.TI1 A M D E N T IS T Incidental' j j l l t (,’durt Uouy*...... ....................................... .......... _____ , ttE o r COUNTY JMKIRt * Repair* and Addition* to 1'oor Hnu.r* and Karmt Furniture and P li lu r * . for Poor House. and F arm . K i p t n i 'i O prratlcn of Poor H n u .r . and Karma A| i . m n <-« m u l a tu—Paupvra tiutatd* «t Poor flotnCi and Paid by IVairafila . .............. nitoN T U S ’ IN Q U E S T S : I'.-ta of Officer*, Jurora and \ M t n r . « a . Iv s 4 MTV IN Q U IR IE S ; I"y.M nl Officer* and C omm ittees . fA JU JN C iiY U -V lX JlU l^I-N U --' f Urneral Stationery. Wank*. •Uncord Hooka A d v rrtl.in t required by I.aw and Paid for by County IONS PA ID TO t i m C K . H S ; 1 . | Aatataor .......................... Tat C fllltrlo r...-— - — -■ ■ County T re a i u rrr .......Slit)i(f, fJrnrfnl Court Work . i li.fk Clrrult C o u rt. Itioonllna and l!*ri*ral Court ' Work --------- - --------K 'p e r . e a o t Election Juno 1. in i '; Salary Co. Demonstration Aci nt lo.nation to M ld-W lnttr F a i r ' I lark makln* H rm b A n ru al li.-|uirt ----l’r-aehlnc »n Prlaonrt*. , • Salary vJ J a l b r S".-n -a^apblr Work . , . A lto t.lr.*«*" T i f « * D> ,\ I. Id -III ItS l.M K N T S «rft*rr .'lU* WAKE ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦♦ •9« P ««9»90099S * nliuitn a m t i l i t c l i tn p r a i f t o n . G a t h e r ■tiuulih-r r.lct* u f f r o n t In -1 w ren ilouhto “ T T ’ * |irrf<irattonw. Cln»r s h o u h l e r a n d unilt’r a r m ic n m * a a n o tc h e d . O a t l i r r ' l o n e r t’djjc o f w a i s t h r t w o c n tin u ld c ‘ ‘ I T ' * p e r f o r a t i o n * a ls o 1 in c h m id - a b o v e . Arrnn»;i. on u n d e r h o d y c c n t c r f r o n t a , r e n t e r liack a, a n d u n ­ d e r s e a m s c v c a . D o u b le s m a l l " o o " p e r f o r a t i o n * in w ni*t l n d i e a t o c e n t e r fro n t. S t i t c h o u t e r w a n t to u n d e r - Commit- lA u r > copies that tire really pemuvicnty use • Interest in Taffeta Frocks . . i i i r s O F O T I I K B O m C E I t S A M ) KM I’l.OYKKS: ’ Attorney fee C o u n ty C am m iuioner* • Sup»r*i*or of l(r(l.(ratio n ... _ . ........ County PhyaleUn . - p i t n't t o C O U N T Y B U I L D IN G S : lErA| c«.urt l l o u . p . ------------- ------- HaI ujcc -k tsiu tH u liy k ,* ^ E L G IN A ('Inti o a ij* u n - MY SP E C IA L T IE S : B y P ic to ria l R e v ie w , |Bff cnltiC'F " tlNTSj ApHI i n t o Si.pt ,3.111, 1310 ®Bl11 h.lafy ol Clerk t-t. t i . a i County Auditor •*“ |„ Co. CominlMlontra. ... _ ... 1’rr UUnt and Mileage ----- ------ -pay of SheilH for A ttendance cn County th a t are n \ i'.if •if OJIS TRIBE NO. fil. I. O. It. M. ' Meets every first nnd third Friday nights ut 7:30 in Masonic Temple. Visiting brothers welromo W.A. Cinn. John Stamper, C. ol It. Sachem United Brotherhood of Carpenlcra and Joiners of America Sanford Local Union No. 1751 meet! first and third Thursdny night at 7 o’clock In the M. W. A. Hall. Pico Blk. J. W. O. Singletary W. W. Van Ncan Scsc.Troua. President Modrrn Woodman of America Meets 2,-4, Thursday evenings, 7:30,’ in M. W, A. Hall, I’ico Building. C. E. McDonald . C. U. Couch Consul Clerk Try The Want ColumnAnd Get Quick Results -,* I HPTfi ’ ’ * *4 J | -f! Order United American Mechanic* Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P , M„ in th» City Hall. .Visiting brother* are welcome. C- II. Smith, Uec. Sec,. Celery CRy Aerie No. IR5J Meeting every 2nd and 4lh Tuesday night nt So'cloek Eagle Home, Oak Ave, Visiting Brothers Welcome E. E; Hagan C. C. \VoodruB Worthy President Secretary t Of ill �March 6, 1917 T H E SANFORD H ERA LD r== You can’t m ake any money truck­ neither will ho allow thla country to bo Insultrd with impuvnlty. And ing." This was -true in year* gone to d a y aa he aaaumro . the rclna of by when th e profits all went, to the , R. J. H O LLY , Editor railroads and th e middle niaii. when W. M. H A YN ES, Business Manager government for another four year* we breathe a paryer of thanksgiving the club of northern production, PttbiWh*.! Krtcy T m *U i w d PrfcUr t h a t America has a real mart in the with better quality, of stuff, better President's chair an d one in whom packing, cheaper transportation and better m arketing conditions pre­ th e world has perfect confidence. •I You cannot catch fish unless you put a line in the water, neither ■ OTHcm im oN rm c B . in a i »vancts All honof to our President, the vailed. r Hut Florida, is learning to ORB aTB*B. ' ' B B m an of the hour. produce, to classify, to pack a n d to can you get business unless you ask for it. T h a t’s the reason we are B IB M O KTfU■ t*S sell shrewdly, making possible the -------------------CBBKB MONTHS..............................................T» T H F H F A I T I ! D E P A R T M E N T form»l,<?n of organizations, cooperausing this space to’ask for your business. Come in and let us tell T H E HEALTH I M AH' »'»<«'1 tion for ljt.lte r nntJ chCnJ)Pr shipping 1. 1 O B i m d U Hi. OtT b, C.rtUf *1 00 I'M Y»«f U Dr. Porter a health department is * * * j Lj U i u n ot to*. r « Mm II . , , facilities and more generous m arkets you more about it. Our banking facilities are the best to be had. . „ ___ „____ . _ . ___. . . . I »» H ' - I " M». B. Msd* •• OM« supported by a evy of one half milki where produce can he secured when on the property of this state. This ■itir«d i« tv»—<-n«— M»n m m u * a«h *» »m ever it is needed.—Iiowey Tribune. milluge was fixed by law in 1889. (j U N , > 1IM fM U fln II N M r.d. B .M 4 i I M m Art of AUrth »MJ. 1ST*. T hen it produced a fund of J10,000.00, which Ln» increased from ye a r to year, ao th a t now it amounts to $ 150,000.00. Repeated attem pts have been made to repeal this millage nnd place the health department , .-.Continued From Page 3 on the nppiopriation plan, along c. m. hand O. L. TAILOR R. R. DEAS II. R. STEVENS Csihitr Aii'l CtdiMi Vlf*.|*rr»Jd»t F. L. WOODRUFF Vic.-Pr.tid.nt I'rrsUrtn with the other departments of the Tam pa (Hillsborough and Pinellas). state, nut the pull of the health “ District 18 — J. M. Gronto, departm ent in politics seems, to Mayo (Taylor nnd Lafayette). have been able to prevent it. T h e District 13 — Dr. W. L. H ughlett, revenue departm ent wo* not strong Cocoa (Dade, Hroward, Rrevnrd, enough to secure this repeat, so th a t Palm Beach nnd St.* Lucid. the valuation of property for .taxa­ “ District I I — M. L. Ply.mpton, speak to an extremely large audience ably ' lie called. 'The new league culture of a woman the greater her tion purposes m ight he changed to Lake City (Columbia). that had gathered to hear the ser- would have a xnlafy limit and would appreciation of pain. It is not fair conform with the law, without at the Dlsttict 15 A. D. Andrews, Kui- j mon. The Doctor used as 'llU text play every day, giving each city tu urge girls to higher education; to same time multiplying the already ford (Bradford). ..nvri'uu* _,*v#tum the words "Then came they and took three games a week on thg. hdm e develop thejr J. N, W H ITN K R 'large fund for the hralth.deparim eut - ♦ ground*. The loiul fans would see “ IbstfArr-ffl— J —K^CalkhtiC T *i*r*~|Lrio1 * and used ax a reading for the through inusie and art anil dancing; In the death of J. N. Wintrier tins |,y^ four. The health department is a good game of hall and the ex­ nandinn (N assau:. , evening numerous passages* relative to raise their temp'Tamcnlal natures city has lost one of hex most pro- the only d epaitm ent o7 *the s ta le District 17 J. B. Johnson, .L iv e ly , the arrest of Jesus. The sermon penses would not be any more than to the zenith of their power and i . gressive and public spirited citizens, government that gets so large n Oak lSuwa|i?lPe_JiilCUolf +b**y— it i» v w-4reerr-ttr *t h r 8 a nf ord~D girf-Ti-^rn-part*T— witd-stn-Lt-porthen— 4ji_J3U‘£i:L Micm to_iiecrun.;__ '.Qjiy who inixiiinshlu-pww*--«*f-bi*-tHo^-rrrrTt^'TrrTffrmt'as 1t • plt'3BW>ami' m othe;s.. No baby in the world to­ and money to foster .very move- 'bV u h l r * p n ^ n t A n 'in g M tV tttlo ^ , ^ L’ ^ J -‘r k ’ | ttaH ,h ^ o W h ly discussed by the lando games. # many truths day is worth the suffering its mother ment for the betterment of this city, ... \tnlL. V l,n .......... *0," “ le i D uvalt. . I P#«*>r »»'l » At a meeting of some of those in­ a* to how well the money was being District If) —Goo. W. Crawford, w.'t ■ driven home, .The first lesson went through, ttjumcn should I s this county and the state of Florida.1s p ' n t terested last night in the city hull it it is passing strange tlmt Fow tnen live to achieve ax much with all this power with the legis- Conway ((Lange. Somlimle an d Or- gained by (bis message was the fact was decided to send .it delegate to selected for breeifljnt». I mp;, ration ccoln. . tb '.t " F In e m / Friend*" were inxtru* the meeting of all th e cities in te r­ oT the hum an rare should be cunn the good things of life as the |a tqre. . t h e 1 health department has “ District 30—Glech T y r r e l l ,' i .e.n.iU in effecting tho arrest 'of ested thpt will lie held a t Lakeland lined to lower classes, where sendlamented J. N. W h i t n c r , 'n o t only ll0t been tilde to secure the passage Bushuell (M arlon and Sum ter'. Jesus and- this wax stated' to be a in the next two weeks, and if t h e *'dilies arc blunted and tortures of iif C n ^ n' r ® *,ut r*‘‘'i.i"us tl( a | nw affording t-he public some * District 21 ’Dr. J. W. T urner. IM Pl in the p riw n t day times - when league is formed it is certain • t h a t travial mean littie-. I fe of Sanford. He wax an untiring protection against thu licensing of friends that were in truth enemies Sanford \vill be in the league, worker in the Presbyterian church ■ljll:u.k (IUP,0M lo p r*.y upon life and Hronsnu 'L e v y county). A more propitious time could not “ Distilct 32 J. It. M rE achern, were working against the people, from the laying of film foundation j 1C!lu h ill this slate. We (io not even There will uhb be a meeting of have been selected by Mi*s Lots making, for. the e ->rst in both the the San'ord Bull A* 'ociiitipu next j Weber to giv»* tiie world her mu t< rof the first church south of Palnlkn know ,|lat the health department Monrii t'llo Jefferson1. well as the District 33- W. M. lgou, Eustis, so-called friends iife a t Ft. Heed down to the present ,.v,.r i n h e r e d its • ponderous brains. Friday • glii • He rit., hall ut 7- to . .r e. "W here Are My f'hildp’i ’ i life' of lb** otie-f j-. , Tin* ending o’clock i < •.i»cijv. in:- :>agui time -when a . few months ago lie about sueh trilling mat'erw Perhaps f.al.e . s-.ieri i'ib himself jb ■ b agu* a»,«I ,, i itbffraniH which make* an intelli­ “ Distriit 2 1• Dr. I. N. Fogarty. of Judas was t’i*en and portrayed in other matters of importance in con­ officiated n1 llie laying of the comer it didn't want lo arouse political gent and, thoroughly human an*vcr Key West Monroe and Lee . vivid accounts to show ’the exacting nection with base bull and a full | , stone of the fine new Preshytriun opposition At an y rale we repeat to the question of birth control District 35 C. C. Mathis. Ver­ ending of the "enemy friend " The attendance is desired. L church in this city, From the small- mu former statem ent that the which ju t .now is occupying the non. Flu., Washing ton, Calhoun second part or lesson gained from lit" (fe* ;• ®st task to the greatest J. N W tminds of thinking people. In speak­ friends of Gov. C a l ls will rejoice in and B a y . sermtm was the unusual calm with ' i*j ner W l’n* always willing to take a ing of "W hete A r e 'M y Children" the appointm ent' of Dr. l ‘ox of ••District . 2 6 — W. S. Middleton. which Jesus took the a rre st—^hen | ' ( t P“r t *‘ Dr. Fur It hurst said, *‘Mi*s Welifr Hrookxvillc as S ta le Health Officer, ~ the* mub camC.into (he garden*, it is A town buniler. a good citizen. >a and th a t the people of the sta te Pomona. Flu., (Putnam ), has given ux u million sermons in District 37 CraWford W. Parrish, remembered, that Jesus asked the one." f . V Christian -gentleman, a kind h u s ­ will KNOW IT HAS A HEALTH Del.nnd Volusia', succeeds J. R. leader. "W hom dost thou s e e k " 'and band, a lining father, a man among O F F IC E R and th a t they will also i t bf Tiii.r production ,pomes answered by "We want Jesus"' Parrish. Fla . DeSoto and .Mai .e men. Ii I J* ti. 1.; ric I'heater M'-iuLi\ M.. K N ti t t Mott III: S IMINI IS T H E ('ontimnd From I'nip; 1 -i 1 tkeii liMis aiisw r<d utul said ami 11 t . . r Could an., earthly man Is* more’ M11N E 7 ol lie1 tie,dtb flepa; I iiieui tee . I .im II*' 1 his |, -oil of perfect * “ Disl. n t 3s l ino s ! Ad 11 \ri udia Enterprise. Horracc Blackmer -submission .Mil' lesson id facing tin .jtustud with fifty-seven feyt at T u s ­ under, Conrad. 2-year term . O P R E S ID E N T \\ II.StiN caloosa. Horrucc Blackmer was born F*btruth with a spirit of manliness as District 2 9 —\V. K. Baker, Mel­ Woodrow Wilson has been in­ Tiie rivers named in the Bureau’s ruary 25th, lS.11, at St. CutlnTh T R U C K IN G F O R A NATION well as holiness • was given to the rose. ducted into office (of Ills see.Old statem ent were tiie Upper Tcnncs- Canada. Thi* nation must eat. it mii'l lutve He settled, in Sneimiw, **District* .Hi \V. II Green, Jas- audience in the true cbariuteristii term as President of i hi* United vegetables, quick crops, luxuries as Hyle of the pastor and the lessons^•‘'CP, tiie Alutwiln’i, Black Warrior, Mich., when n young man, ser cd in ’ States. \ o special pomp or cere- well as necessities. T h e production * ‘ M*1 gained- In shat sermon will U\e for- ^rombigbeo, Flint, Chattahoochee^ the Civil War ;•* First Lieut-; i-t m w I ti - d r l , t V • M. WilMam mohy heralded this ev'mi ..tie r than has i m r i a 'i 'd the problem in l! • eier m t to- b-arts and minds of t hei Oconee. t)cmulg*e, NeiKe and the the 29th. Infantry. s Mr. 1:1 •I. M S t . Uluis' , • . •the regular jtrngrum iliti o' carried densely poiuibit>'d s t a t e s and .Jersey S t . A u g u s t ) I Roanoke and James river*. died ot the home of Ids so thitikiug ainii-me. ■ • • 11;-t-i. t G Upland. out. N u v ro w n was |»’ I i j ,■ i . ■a i n'n In' ■»-r ■ iiqii" the demand Blackmer'iienr Enlerpri--' I ! Nev. • . i Tin.alabaster b tu. with j, l t ..«i..r t?»4 iay and the a!t illm*'- of i n i 'i i notiili"W h o re (to .Mi Children."’ ■r <£■•••.'!to; p opt r t- t |injjcantry and j- ■ •puus <w !*ffi 1 - i*f IlMlg N ;VA mein in t . t tit;, bur,’, i nr )' • Plnlad* Ii h" (if, | mg a ton of lb** It u mil n ion d to Mi i.l- v was crowned l > tin ; jar>;i!«• ,>f \ • | !*,-1oi l 'in aml >tit r Two t!iti'lr**n turvive toi" III* Cgi'l 111 4 * ■ Hii b irn as one *'f 11.-* . i d n . . M• W I! *k "* l\ i i*; JiiLt i'<t: bur epuritr . >n« v < ■ii iI• T'*t tl.. it: J * I H V if r through .»i ro ;v ih . ii. lire ; 9e p . i,ll* <ef.se FI-. i has Held the I hii m ■ , , "■i ir. i. r * si i r | .» t n • I' ;izud human ;.( >• u . i. ‘ ind one who ; go , i >111111.1 jut i»( I 11. I he i ai lul­ I a' ■!!, during rove, t \ im :.' UU’ N o v el T a < •rt tisllaod I ,»tute as a mai-’ur n'arioer \\ , i , . V.. K. f tl rt mon. | l's foq • i t, u.o> ii n w " t ' d Ett/»» ie I’ . id l. - id) .- iff >a on \ vl b .rite. ; til the faith in t>e w. t .I i‘, •'■rO|l Florid, ib'-eti urg'wi and friu><>i Iii.ll li.ltllF |*| l b. i i i Mol:.in *, I ’resident and if tl, ■ • i W i R >.»' « have l.i .^ ic ld tomorrow )■ . . | i i i. it i j 1 •> •• .' . » x Ito* only i f l y the in s tru c tio n if tin: ,.v> w a-; I'll.1 n '- '■r ( i .y .A . .|la :d " o , buwaiinei*, * . . versa I choice oi the people >d Ii ■ Iiw | third and last 1;;* table*- on tin* i.tur!, t will -ho l\i n Ve ty'lin given d rtv- TO KILL H A T S , MI CE ’ * . , • , 1 1 1 1 1 ' > F i i |’tit •ountry. Re* t iltke fth tT (Me|J 11 r • til i '• . M ' — i tne > u...... A N D C O C K R O A C H L'3 ill n nri ! . II ■' li'* '■-'ini of the p i .u d inon Icists and tl It* *11ti *11,11**| * Vk, t i( W. («. 1 in ■ i , .m. I.l. ill toll'i a Ever., p t - j .i in . a l wa y s t m ; 1 X(i» ,.-l\ '*. It 1' not • ’.)!ment of heredity. And st'll th e a r ­ I intrigues of the diplomats and . -e. In n Goo. |> Wilder, HtllsI’Tiiiigh. S*l IlfoAl thoilid avail themsi'lve- of it. it is ik >i li-ir<lly or «f 'tutility. gum ent eont inu‘*i. fit** wdaffe-fiii ■jiport'init;. and hear '. , f r e t spies of,other government unto- W.- i i W C l.angfortl. 1'■Soto, n a* ' A.lT- pi" o' ti i 1i - . ! ! , n . I o];L Mr Robert B r u ^ Liggett 'ociery F*7oo friendly, harav-etl ,(t\ the' .*1ji'- WI !|! 1Ii'' I............ tiic.c vrm o r.t. T .«\ ■ do III U T t . -It,* i’.i. b,r 1 * f^.jItVn of Mexico and tiie 'sioiii: le;iderr«>( Duluth, Minn,, is the latest U. S. G ov er n me nt Buys It future \ tlar.‘ fa t') -ige t a limit bv Amo* E. Lewi i. Jackson, exponent of restrieted motherhood 1 Ametinan re f ml 1 1 1 c*. Central AmerSOLI) KVURYWHKRlt — lie *ti 1 * l.« D i M SU]l(>1l('ll m en ;it I lie fitbllbtUX price (a hurl a iijimb into the c:im|i of the it. .! Hamrick, )■ ITcrsnn. |Ca ami Cuba, our president has ijf -i.x i-i-nts per pound, tMijoi.s are Hutrual school, .Echoes of tilV explo­ M. 1. Daw*un, Hernando, 1 ; hown himself to In- t!i*' real loader ll r p i r tm . i.l nf iht I nit'll." higher than beefsteak, potatoes U. S. toiml till « j ai (jjinvitlllf, I' b.. L n the ctiigs., sion still continue. M utual recriir.Members-whftVh-.'ve se.rcFd in \h e about the sutne, green stuff*.almost Janu ary 37. l “ i k jm ‘ ll(ius» of T---------------— R epresentatives.and F lute J No one k nows just when: the next Impocsilde-- to _gtL . aj Jm y -ptige_1_________ ■ ew weeks will lead this 'nation., We Gr iwera arts hurrying their, products s,' nuH' l'r,“ r to sesMing! ’ • in perfect faith the a c tio n .o f to* the platforinx, cabbage afe being I.. S. i.iglit. Marion. 1 ‘ »w«it Finance comes to her 'hid with theo- noiicitv. a V•• Pive*)* W. M. Tayltu. Manatee. ifttpvulon Fresidenf Wilson, knowing t h a t - h o * cut befroe fully developed, losing lo r*tAbli*h r l u m in th** Un i a? *>* ries of the M althusian teachers. i!**«crib#‘tj •J. S. Smith, (May. li*for<‘ »«<• <*ounty Ju tff*’* * # i 'will be guided liy the impulses of a thousands .of pounds and thousands But his suggestions are but as a S a n fo rd , F lo rid a . **n lit** lilt ft d»y of J. A. Hanson, Lake.* 1 master mind u n d 'n .h e q rt that beats qf dollars to thy growers when there drop in the bucket, for Mrs. Liggett H e n r y ,S. M c K e n z i e , P u t n a m r i i l m i n t nt»m**« « b * r lln r » l t*6: n sym pathy with tiie common pep- ’* 1,0 r*'-‘l necessity ft>r rushing to J . I I . M uddli^tun of ( i r n r v i , F lo rid * proposes conditions more sweeping John W. W atson, Dade. F- N . Su tto n of ( S r n c v i, F lo rid * nutrket which has no o ther source of j Ic. We know that he will not need W i J . l U n i r l o f ( i N i r u , Flo rid * than any that have gone before. M. O, Raggett, Escambia. L I, _ supply ii'u sight) We must learn to r ;c • C. .M< Honortl of ( i r n m , Florid*. T elfair'S tockton Duval, Senator, • IIOIIT. W. MAVl". Science, contends Mis. Liggett SANFORD, ORLANDO, LAKE­ coaly plunge this country into war, (jr o r the stuff first, gather and pack . .JU < U trr. admits th a t the higher th e mental '. i . ------------------------- it next, a n d ' then to exorcise the f M0 1-0.1 ■. , J T . T u r . At F r l d O l c .* LAND, BARTOW.TAMPA AND ■ . » » » » » » » ♦ » ♦ ♦ + * same caye and judgm ent fa market-' W. J. Epperson, Levy, OTHER C’ l T I KS CHOSEN S. H. Strupi, GuiUdvit, I t ing Sanford, the city that hux been For Florida must feed many " • *’• Langford, DeSoto. mouths.’ must supply many tables **• J- f^nn, Santa Roia, T. J . Dry* known far. uml wide for many years with dainties and Florida must and a |, t . Santa Rosa, returns same dele- as the premier hall town will'be in a real league this season if the'.plans will- b e . recompensed. The .news gat ion which served in 1913, of Robert Olin Chappell can be car­ comes from down th e line, that ail McQueen ( h a ir's , Lafayette: ried out. truck north of the Florida line has "*• T: ( ash, Taylor, E. It. L. Moure, Franklin. been killed, th at cabbage and tomato Mr. Chappell, better known as Do you have trouble plants cannot be had. th at it will be Nut R. Walker, Wakulla. "Boh" Chappell was the idol of the with your typewriter? I; months before. Savannah, Charles- * Members of th e 1!UJ Senate who fans in base hull circles in central ton und their tributary territory cun have had previous legblutuinji Florida and especially In Gainesville Does it blur and do the supply green stuff for the northern h a v *’ ha(1 previous legislative experj. many years ago and he afterw ard letters fill up? market. Jersey will be many weeks ‘*»>,••• '» «,' t' hoU!" ' and !,riuf was drafted by the big show • and I t ’s not the fault of the Size . Plain Grey Tubes Non-Skid ; late, Maryland crops are far h a c k - ,10 played hall in many of the large ' -ward, - - J with —i . i . -total . ---• loss -lo- the early \v. A. Mcla'od. District I, Santa cities east aitcF west. Lately he has typewriter—its the rib­ crops. Then it is to the limited Hosu. bon. Tt y one of our Web­ been living on the lower east coast • J. 1 . Sheppard, District G. Gads- where he is engaged in the farming ; sup phi of green stuff in Florida that ster ribbons. They ore X ... the nations must look, and it is den. game, but he still loves the great the best made and do not A. D. Andrews, District 15,* Brad- American game and bus conceived 11reasonable to suppose th a t many of give the trouble that [ those who have fought so hard ford, the idea of having a Florida league • cheaper ribbons do. against the conditions which obtain Geo. W. Crawford. District 19. playing under the regular -league Larger Sizes in Proportion. in th e frost line will become tired, Orange, Seminole and Osceola, rules in Class D. He is anxious to Ribbons for all Machines that they will move to Florida and \V. M. Ig’ou. D istrict 23. Lake, j Casings Carry Regular 3500 Mile (J uarantcc. have the—tities of Sanford, 'Orlando, I’rice 75c I that t h e land values will continue to i J a m e s K. Alexander. District Lakeland, Bartow. Tampa and sev­ I ’ rise, t h a t climate will be capitalized Volusia. eral .others of south Florida in the ’ as never before and t h a t the boom W. A. McWilliams. District :li, league and will manage the Tampa ii days of California will.be as nothing SI. Johns team, if possible making his home, !! compared to those wiiich are' des\V. E. Baker, District 29, Clay in that city during the season. He . lined for this state. , a n d Baker. . is with Carl Horton, a well known ball player nnd they are residing at | Now t h a t we a r e j u s t b e g i n n i n g to Ft. Lauderdale, but Chappell and I work but the problems of soil yulHow lie Was Arrested T A T !•: D I S T R I B U T O R S lure, th a t the state** agricultural 'dc- was the subject of the Sunday even* Horton would jointly manage the SANFORD. FLORIDA partniVnt is beginning to give more ing's discourse nt the Temple last Tampa team and be largely inter­ ested in the Florida league or South than value received we will hear less S u n d a y night. Dr. Hyman was in PHONE 14* and had occasion to Florida League, ax it would prob♦ m m o t o t t t t t t M m t j und less of. the cry of th e pessimist: j th e pulpit P A G E POUR ---------- _ ------- u _-j;---------- THESANFQRD HERALD FISHERMEN THE HERALD.PRINTING COMPANY THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURE PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FO R D :SANFORD, FLORIDA xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx W/ BIG FLOODS OVER .SOUTH THIS WEEK STEARNS1 ' ELECTRIC PASTE SOUTHFLA. BALL LEAGUE b XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXtXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIII> Typewriter Ribbons i FACTORY TO YOU PLAN S I 30x3 - $ 8.00 - $2.25 $ K 30x3 1-2 - 10.00 - 11.25 2.65 | 32x3 1-2 - 11.75 - 12.95 - 2.85 I- The J. 0.s Packard Tire Co. Herald Printing Co. II ‘ Office Supply Dept. XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIlUXtXIIIIIIIIIIlIXSCXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX J k JJ. 7 S' - “sJ Sy -♦ * _L L �'»* -*t. ■ i m m i n r v ” T ■ «- March 6, I*IT PACE FITS THE SANFORD HERALt) nn<l he in now at th e 1head of the T he Hoard of Trade secretary Hoard of Trade Notes E astern Writers It waa one of the nurtt enjoyable rlyinp Squadron Foundation, ns ‘meetings th a t the class has had for The Hoard of Trade, Mr. Citizen, was in Geneva, and vicinity Inst • G ra n tln n d • Hire, New York Mail, th at rani pa Jen dosed at Atlantic some time. Mrs. Hagan was elected asks yim to do only two things: Friday, accompanied by Afr. E. I*. King W. Lardncr, Chicago Tribune, lp <»i . — i--------- * 1 ( Uy, June Gth, after having appear­ president for the coming year. Improve y o u r own * property and Morse. Uerause of what is in arid Charles E. V’un Loan, no paper ed in more than 1160 citks, visiting ; Llt^c Happenings— Mention There hurl been t\ call for n basket holdings, make them a ttra c tiv e and around Geneva, the mention of the Dayrnun Huynun, New Y ork" Amer­ every state in the Union and travel­ of groceries to be sent to a deserving join the Ilourd of Trnde_ and thereby trip has gone into a story that .will ican. Thos. S. Hire, Hrooklyn Eagle, of Matters in B rie ff .| a | ing more than <15.000 miles. The family of Sanford and every mem say, t am a member because I lie- he produced in Friday’s issue of thy Sam Crane, New York Journal, Personal Item s of people of this city arc very for­ her re^imrrdert-Trbtrmi.Tnrtj^both_wrrh'dtrve h r H i r - c i t y of-N unfnnF'pr-th'r ' He rald. You r a n 't tell on the Gene- Frank Menko, International New* Interest tu n a te indeed After a. ’* moat- cnunt^r-frf-**emrrmtie - a n d -" f Irtfficw'rn--folks in just an item, nor can I Service writer/ Irwin S. Cobb, Hu. . ,to have the oppor- groceries v» fci hand iiu money. unity of hearing one of the greatest “interesting Hible contest the meeting that it is my .duty to belong |o vth at ytn^ speak of the beauty there in rnorist and sport writer. F. C. Lane, Snmmary of the Floating Small ] J nra,iirs and most enthusiastic tern- was turned over to the president. body in order to show my progres- jurft a' passing remark, editor Hnseball Maghzlne, and Joa ;. Talhs Succinctly Arranged for < perance worker.- in t his country, rivenc.,* and to affiliate-in JW iy Mr alu, .\j,s s \j | ImiMon (,r Vila. New York Nun. (lovertmr Ifanly is one of the feu 1 Hurried Herald Headers reasonal.le way possible to promote |'i t , H|,ur»r are t„,iris(s in Snnlnrd for .Southern Writers Property Owners Take Notice <p men who laid asj.ic poHi'rnl urnbithe interests represented by thv a sh<)rt May. >Nlr. n ^ ^ t n n is imMorgan Blake, Atlanta Journal, The law provides th a t "If taxes ■lions to tight the greatest evil that Hourd of Trade. When you do t his • ,ir0, se(, wiD, th«. city and to hear Win.- W. Nicholdson, of Camden, j confronts the American people to- upon any real estate sludl not be you qfe a real honored citizen and him picture tl.e city ’s future would Fuzzy Woodruff, Atlanta G e o r g i a , Hob Pigue, Nashville Banner, Hoy paid before the First day of April of S. C., was in town yesterday. [day, "The American Saloon." any 'year, the Taxi Collector shall >our reward will not begin w h c n ,ma|(C every citizen sweat " I will" L. BUffApi Times-Union, Jim Moore, Ford Touring C a r for sale at a 1 ,u‘ meeting to be held in Sanyou are past enjoying it but will untl , h„n R0 advises clti- Atlanta Journal,' Mac Parker, T a m ­ advertise and sell." bargain. B. i 0 . G arage, W. A. for(l *» °Pp»i to the public und udjain nn,j (,„0, t thoir Board pa Times, Bob Vanre, Birmingham This m atter wan brought to my beg.n sooner than you anticipate it , Stringfcilov.. • 44-tfc rn' S!,fPn is.free, \ very large utand will tome in little things marked of Trade and adds, that body will I attention some time ago by the Age-Herald, Gilbert Freeman, T a m ­ llUB-MY-TISM — Antiseptic; He- lel,,1*?nn.c* is anticipated by the.com- Governor, and this i» to notify ail "ltc G n ff W’e Trust, ilit. the rest. pa Tribune, Dick Jetpison, A tlanta lievcs Hhcutnatism, S prains, Neural- ’ ttl ,n r i:irKl'‘ The H o a n r’of Trade icgistcr shows Constitution and Brian B.*ll, Colum­ Mr. W’ilmot Cnstlp of Rocltestej, concerned that the requirement of gia. ’ ’ 33-tt and Mr. Fred J. Carey t>( sixty-five rollers Sunday und Mon­ bia State. law will be coin filled with, and the N. * <vi Funeral of Ibm. J. N. Wliiliur „ Mrs. J . M. Drcssner has just a r - . 11 t Tax Hooks will positively be closed Hartford. Conn., two golf enthusU day,. These are all tourists who took The Inner J., N. Whltner °n Aprll First, as provided by law, asts were Hoard of Truth* callers for the Hoard of Trade office tho j M rived from New York with tin en­ , , b ' Hon. , Our first two selections in G rantoccurred from the Iresbyteria.i am, n„ laml8 on which taxes have yesterday. T hey Caine over from first thing and all of them predict land Hire and King Lardncr havo tire new Spring line of ready-to-' church last Sutur iih jn tn jn ru • not been' paid will be advertised a neig hboring city to learn if it was* for Sanforil a future that will have in our opinion no equal as writers, scar. • ~ 35-ttc o .*30 o'clock and the chfireh mi ii I true that Sanford would have a golf n* equal in the state, J NO. D. JIN KINS. while for the two best southern J. L. Team of O rlando was in the lorlurtt uiyt Sunday* school room vjist links by next season and if so, to Tux Collector. writers our hat is off to' Merman city over Sunday. idled 'w ith . friends g.it he: off. from j Sti-ltc FOR I) 101-5 Semi ole, Orang*r .>iid other count leu I were Told that their iiifortvaFine Shape of the state i ,i ,l.i I,,nior to the man ; n iic ir L. Wiis correct llull wii. vvo a l u -*1— - in/ f A M O w n FOIt HiDS $225.00 tjlCy had 1,nr v. Si_i - J . J o v t d to »i/e. • h.i 0 \ • a golf course and then sortie, i — Seminole County Gnrage nv "RKtr m i w T h e Hoard of Governors of tiic i_______ _ 55*tf | 3 bo follm. i ig gentlemen wi re the Notice to (ir.idin'i; Contrarlors Sanford Hoard of T ra d e were C ity ■active aril honorary pill beaters: . B’oiidsff—Liiir-otr Htrtrr "Will ‘hr reccTveTT b y t h s Overland Touring C a r much less ’^TiiTiiTnc jriTT Count II kuTT.r; f;Tsl eveniiig autl W. Go nl it It li r . Da lb iso, W. ; i v followi:,, ami.mncement from ' l ^ y - v TK* above n ^ e ' l s / a m l l l a r with * * * * * at their than vtnuo for quick sale. II. & (>. T . Deane .Smb Woodrji -Garage, AV*. A..Stringfellow. 11-tfc i|.4Vvkit., c ». n . ' :X i improvement, tending to make l0« l fnr ind while playing with ^ M«r«h 19! * Walker, I... A the Sanford dclub ...son............. “ M "°°! u a bigger, better Sanford. Ever.. «Hc u b last ie U "Slug- t,,,, CTa'litig and clearing of tbo road Miss Alethia Myers, a very at Itrumlcy, S. () Chase, F. *1*. For-ffrr, I l i ' u t v - f Also trartive visitor from Hishopvillr I K. Pare, Hi. I'ul'-ston, II H. .. . courtesy, was shown tie* .Heard of 1’h»g Jim *. was rtn»* of the main .fac- ^ro,l' Oviedo to Cliuluota. A ptetly home wedding was .s o l- 1 ' * S' -ping tie* locals in the race. Cri,m. W* F* J-‘'“v itf s corner to rosd S. C., returned to lier lionfb last Dickson, It At. Holiiimm, Alex etnnired at the Lawson residence on ! Trade rejireseirtmives ami without*. «»« f ° U t' 0vJedo’ , ‘rofllo' of night. \ nughii, A. T. ‘ HoVsettcr, J o e -Cant* Lake street Wedxnesduy at 1 o'clock, doubt it was indicated that the* Moore, will more than likely play r,,.n.. councilnien were on the job and an-* «ir!. the .Kufuula' team again this h»“| t rm,«l '.n“y. "‘'L;n nl tho ° mc* eron. Hud Yules, Hryan Cox, H. !.. Ford Touring Car for Side—At n v4-hen Miss Ellice Clifford LuNeson of thu clerk of tho circuit court on xious to cooperate in every tespect eonting season ,-und while he goes bargain. . U. & O. G arage, W. A Gibson, Forre.t l.ake. Harry Ward. became the bride of J a m e s Monroe | toward securing the things (trough away with the best wishes of the anti after the 2Hth day of Fel>ruHr. Hrownlee in delivering the Wiif.ilall. Stringfellow. 4-l-tfr ‘■ . "* up for diseussion. lo "»l fans for a successful -.e.isou we, nry. funeral services *poke feeljojdy of I he lower ihior of (lie home was Tlie county commlssioncra reserve Huoney Dies in Ocala li Iiu lucntiun Dial the player who t he decease,| u ho )i iff been »oi«’h a 0 al l Fla.. March 5. Jefferson leader in the Presbyterian church ie -it ni' suite and elaborately dee:! Un,‘ tlmo ,n p articular Was put leads him in I..... . ■■ ifi Do' league the right to reject any and nil bids. I. A. Itriiinley. Davis Hooney, former secretary of here from tl>- time of it* fniiml iti.,n or;...... with a green and .white color Diroui'.h la*t night Dial will p ric e is going to Ii.l1 Ii;,-. .1 inte the l'g ri : out luiml.... green •' " •** parti, ularl.v to ......... who • to • b-m. ltd. of Co. Commissioners. leagues ih<' i i i Hoard of Trail** and wile •mil who h,ts ■o r *I.■, ■11 ,in . r n < have teams and will also o b v ia te E A 1 b'aglass. oraui'e Idos-ioms and white I'added Iterord of tin i lie best known development leader ami who.e life tii*en siidi Clerk lilies, Especially Die bad impression that tourists I teli IMck Hawes, w!n> v as !o-w o r k ' i n .the south died at his an inspirit Iinn to others in church streamers und tin t form of Sanford, should th ey Tues-5;i-:ltc pretty w is the open siairway, twined merlj the di > * ->f . .’ffetics at home htTe this morning. wor Hi- favorite byiutis were chance to ontei our city from E nter­ 1 ! paid a visit Mr Hooney had (nr years ht-pii rendered bv t select ed choir of ;t 11 1 wh*re Die baiivucr was wound round prise a n d . that is, tin* construction the <iifa lido Ii, .. with hutnhno lira lie lies and white to the Times-l'ni <u a*uf in ,t dir. ; engag d in .development work in Die church's composed of Mrs) of a nht'll road for the tim ebeing Florida. For a long tim e he was Claude Herndon, Mrs. MetUnger, ribbon. In th e living room an arch leading from* tho brick on Park ave- cussi :i > i*! t|,e ’ mrtllig editor of (To t Late to Classify) * , ... . .th a t , t gives out a Matcriieiit swUtatit industrial agent of the Sea­ Mrs. John .Thomas, Mrs. Frank Was arranged of the delicate trugery nue to the city dock with a m p l e ’ , jr ^( ,, , ( of green and festooned With white. e lined umlefe (led board Air Line', with headquarters Woodruff nnd Mieur*. Ifwln and For i n We«i side Fifteen Here the bridal party were met by hard road at the dock for fuming C I. •! i ,.f the in Jact rniiville, and liq contributed Peabody i >'.i ins ,,r i arTIi' olioi *- was or, ore-, ’, iih ,| and farmed live It*', II • Niimmer*. who pro S I I • *.*r Haw. . w., ;l.| crc,itl to the organization of (mil |>r Hlow- Oi gavi a t,r f -t • 1, ti ' i >,| D ■ si.), i n , i re moil j , using ,Lti *i| done It h.i . a 1-0 |e » II a* 111 i . , ■. 1, , • h d ,i , I- n ■a’ , with i iluwm,; well. i>an mile i j i i | .■• table grower:. into different Ilf t tie ||*. ..f • 1,1 t, , who h.!-| I'M ■ ranged 1 1 licriN f. Di Indklo-ad u'.d I I.. , ,, ,. ■me O'l I i, e. jveven room •rd,* i old I tie «»»<! \ Fr'ioi lo.oiu.g station. a -.. i :: us I,-Ugly be h i- bci-n Slieil _.t Y*. ■'' r . , D ' « a- l.i-t a- ciyisisient to improve this a l d -| *lt hiMi.se with hath raoin and hot nnd town tu (i:s w,(V kliit’J.i'd a hole in |irnt:. Hi.; the side of Sell phos- uai Li1' ,,j , he coiurmiuity und 'who iii tin pa -iy wi re Do- It, ideitmaid, p r o p e r ^ in a way that will be »p- tl( t r,.,,,ri| •'old water. Long time. Enquire V, We sent tin 'porting phate. lie «us jmjmlar th ro u g h o u t 11|(||, W(irkl.;, iniee.,M..g1 v and iinsolf- Mh-s.EdieUi Stewart of Sanford, who fireeialed. Herald m in e . 5S*Fri*r»tp . ; editor of the Times-I'nion ,1 iciter the *iate. ishly for the tqtbuildiug >j[ his coun­ tirsl descended the st.iirs. her reseda U e asked tin ( ity ( ountil last a n ,j asked him in publish till* fact green crepe de chine gyvv ii in ex­ For Sale 'Several good second ty and state. night ntwiiit the boulevard nlonq t(u'■‘‘ t l a t J'ltrtfilrd defvaleij D'I,inffo b•■> quisite Harmony with Do1 deenro1 ) i ,ii: fes, all • s. L. L. T a y ­ Break your Cold or L a Grippe i wall on the Ir.dkto :«l I. In psfitvi t for the tr.emnrv of Do* tiie.- Mol i • r ,.T:n l.oiiquvt •I pu i d 22 lo 7, -v. Ifn Ii be ilidl lor. i i | t ci', l'a iiford Ave,- • vitli a few doses of GtiG. fl-L’/Jte j 4n*i nl ..f Ti ado fmuiff 1 >i decent c,i dl Do Hub I liappell Here carna'ioiiH uddjng i i . touch off color. ,1 ' X4t l*• t •to III | ' ■• D, f.M lc I Invi Deep -CultlvAte Shallow' - b..-il ( , t tin1 city • heed - V. ti . r ’ l l - ' -,.f i 1 I ’ ' , , 1 . | r *.41 Miff D t •ill ;■ il'.ep fthile sluggard-* -|eep , i ,. . . !:• roams for light >f"ll * W111 h ve turn to *e|| u!:d ••.oi:ri,.ii g • civ l.i •in ..1! po- ;ldad a ball • la* •• * ■ 1 o' t nil" bedroom.1 1*1 th«* Ml1*' 1-'q at re i ii-t;; l : ffit : 'll' •• 57-1 tp xj .iriiif 1D it (.' 1, 1: i'll .,V 1 1 T a hit nl ift ni'ml advit *■ ..... . •ni..I rooms, furWe.1, ju*t ;,s v v ’l With ih ,i, , Di • w.-. .' eeping, pH I 1 . 1 , 1 • ■ :' f t . Mr (' \ V. • L .! >.able priiea a t 1li1 i 1 i k.iff i.ff. .11* « • ii'.l ' . . h i* tru'd >t lor i >.io. J. • l . orner of Second St. bo 1 V l :t.': tb; . .1 I< i Hi f1 t mov ii among bis i ighih ill 1 I .1 57-L'tp 'll -f 1 ,, l ur 'ood farm* r, v *i .i i **ri ‘i 4,' p , r" ' ■tie I. S' i *1 ........ !.,!(«■ stdi'Hs well drained de >rof soft's I I •j t 1 44 • ti-ly .• I > I'bi'-l * i' >iid 'aii hand mimi • « • *t .i |ji * * ft • t-i the see,;. in d< ijo- , • i, • i , or p M F. Li pc, salesman i . t. ; .*.' : • sle v..n met i.h.. llif 4|duh(. uicufding to ihfir way . of form ■I *oti ’ in* di m id 11 I Ie' i rop is gr - <• s a> ,■ -■-’''' T y p i'w iie r. Over . family groom and together tit* 1 the ' owl) b*ti* rojr Inod"« arrl in v;, i ,v citltivaloveff* i welj-nml in the I ' , > ** it freiulkitt shallow re 57-tfc 15 ■*! V * ' •' > i i I' rr< I Imop v. i1ii i,i -i , at i l l - i i Die re11 I v. 1 i»n t he t rop i« laid -Ie l',|, ii,, I,. I 1 1 iv 11-, It'riretnon' ' w I, F, r : lie HegUtereil l);iroc sows |»f*ij rite i ity wapM-thls mi in' of the field In level. )!•' •T * i n |j *,( eat • nil iliol,- .It I li e- 1 WI In « * 4 nf Do t < > ri ii illy planned an< d Di : "tibg je. -* F F Dutton. viehl.s of m a n y cr*itis arc J'l , er-d ....... ml • g.ii • I » h ve • \\ i 57-tfc, . ' deep cultivation vvhmh 11 I • .- ! > i f I"-. Mill X1 H- •' i . MI .' k oil* i;>a» : .,■ 1 !?•»• *Ii I . . . . , \ >- :, ■' ■ util; • ' ' l I v of the roots of tie Wantial l e u to .read our tire ndpun IV*— with utlt-l lit"' la a ttfo' e r. -i ' • 1 m ill i!;e w a td d *oil,* nl> ff, 1!• l» i»Tthe intern wrilcis mu I ten v ert leniei off th''n cinne (ind see • s'rad uni LI idntw a dispo 'i f*0(1 t i _ _ ________ » • . | requiem of peaiff in one of nature's tlie tlinibg room. vrilh'x in q -,r !i-' 'l l i -I. in*' tip iff be i (liiviuci'd we can Mr ami \!r- WotlilaB !‘‘fi oil •*H"!||,.|p. 'IMie' „fF Ijudc • O . 4 , , noblemen. mean that tie- u n it a am the -. . ,t .vo you money Orvi^Jand louring ( ar mueli less .(. O. i’ackard aJ htiiooii .train fa: I . iHpa for u | ( s ■gervice lo tin ty Council to i Ut tho \en I ■" h . ire Co,, : ijifonl. ______ « 57-ltn than value for quick sale. 11. O, j I'lihr In th< eventide n- the -an ihbnrt wedding trip and e.\p' t to ie Die I’xtcenrc r< put t i ng through tiffs in tin- I , * . . ■writcis—*w-tr r-Ti— Inx'i' .bei'ii r'fft'iV<"iT ■| | -i fc was chi hi in* in the-west tin* la t rn> tu rn Fini-I •Garage, \V. A. Stringfellow. bulk bead. Tfii< railroad policy of' , ,, „ , a le hard'J o 'b o a t, nnd the tvn south- ^ 1\ ML> IIE HI- TOMOItlMDV f V. i , m I . D ' ' daughter oj IN AND ABOUT THE CITY i i m PEOPLE ANI) EVENTS ■CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 1 I V - - Z\ ' Do. on e who had cone before nnd r ,,r*l Mellmdlhl Church Will »«*1d h. sheltering* oaks’ held aloft their S.cne o f Great G ath erin g . . sprlnkUns the trailing Fere.r Governor J . F rank l l a n l y , ................. KrilVii of »..r I.,*m if b liana will «|ieak in th e First loved citizen.. k , hurt'll tin Wednesday*,* March Deceased leaves « wi[" and four Dh at 7:fJ(i p, m., under th e ausdnugbters 10 mourn th e loss of a pii.x r? the Flying Squatjfron FounInvihg busband and father, one who -.datinn. . was m u m tluin father to the girls for he was their playm ate pinre their birth a n d their good chum nince tld* p.»i. D.eir childish p ra ttle first spell­ ed the name of fa th e r. He will be missed by bis family ntul relatives first a n d greatest but lo those who have known him for two score years and more, io those friends who knew him best and especially those a d ­ m itted into the inner cloisters of a friendship that .lasted until death his going has left a poignant grief akin to kinship and almost as. deep as relationship. Sleep on, dear friend, W hile,coral sands thy winding sheet will measure. And-, n ations war and tiring return to peace and pleasure; • And th y beloved Florida Heeding some of thy lessons taught Becomes in time the great s t a t e , of thy predictions. And y e t I would not call thee From th e great white throne with angels banding, Where a t lest, from labor resting, You h av e reached the goal «f urnler- ? , standing And ea rn ed "A\ ell dmo ? J' FRANK hanly . ti»t'nrr!'or Banly was the oxecuror' , airmaiT the Flying Squad<ir ° ' mi'rica in their ‘nationwide for National Prohibition T ru th Seekers Meeting T he tegular monthly meeting of the T r u t h ‘Seekers, Class of the M ethodist church met at Mrs It. MMason's, Mugnolia avenue, wit members present. 11 l httn ltvc.l most of ■her life in KhudmtnoF. She is okition Insofar an that boulevard — is eoneernvd. h-ada.,." <m... Dm chools here and t,r «ra'le ,r «r h ,,n lm Yesterday Mayor Duvisop nnd several years. ’ *• ' I'crctary Marlowe were very busy (lor charming personality, ns wi ll piloting'(Mr. Frawley o f tho Lullin’ as luv beauty has won her a wide Company on a moving picture ex­ circle of friends here, who wish J ot pedition., T h e . picture, will be in cvefy happiness. • / film nnd pii tuniil. Htylo. The*'ll ties Mr. Wooduil is a young' business and sub-titles, instead uf showing nan, being connected with the po- the "Celery Industry of Florida" .ice department of -Kissimmee. He will appear as " T h e Celery Industry in a talented musician and has been of Sanford, Fla." For educational a member of tin* Kissimmee band features sub-titles will .appear show­ for several years. Ilis genial man­ ing and explaining in detail the rais­ ner and sterling worth have made ing of celery from the seed be“d, hm very pnpfilar in the city. through the various stagD* of cul­ Tint young people were the recipi­ tivation uptil the crates are loaded ents of (lumbers of beautiful pres- in cars. Through the courtesy of cuts, of silverware, decorated china Mr. A. Dorner, all this was pos­ Mr. Dorner, personally su­ dainty linens and pretty needle­ sible. work. Jvespoeiaiy pretty pervising the two hours’ work neces­ In was the reading lamp with an a it sary . to complete the picture. shade in green and yellow tones, addition to the above, a panoramic which was a present from the Kis­ view of the lake front and bulkhead simmee Hand. The King's Daugh­ was made and in this the City of ters class of the Methodist Sunday Jacksonville appears us , she leaves school of which the bride is a m:*m- the dock. ber presented her with n handsome This morning Secretary Marlowe, cake basket. Mayor Davison, and • It. J. Holly Those attending the wedding were took scenes of Seminole’s tropical the relatives of both families, Key. beauty and also a picture of First Suirfmcrs, Die bride’s pastor, who s t r e e t life and uction was passed to performed the ceremony; Itev. Falls, the film. This picture will be shown the groom’s pastor; the city officials all over the country, it will also be and their families, the hand and produced in Sanford theatres, in their families,'the King’s Daughters about six weeks. Look for yourself on the screen. class and a few friends. Mr. and Mrs. Wooibill will l.e at Sanford and Seminole county en­ home to their friends after March joy 330 crop making days unnunlly. South Georgia gets 270, North C a r­ 8th a t the Lawson residence. Upon their arrival th e 'guests wore olina 250, Virginia 230, New York, met by F. II.' Lawson find by his 150. NortHern Montana has the niece, Miss Bessie J.aw’son, who pre­ least, 53 days. No wonder the folks sented carh one with a favor, a who live outside of Florida l o w to spray of orange blossoms —-- — •visit us. i f e r .. . ... . Try 2 Herald Want Ad The Lyric Theatre * * ** Wr Monday, March 12th i <1 FDR HUMANITY’ S SAKE YOU SHOULD SEE ' MODERN BIBLE" IT’ S THE TALK OF THE TOWN Sensational, Powerful, Dignified and a Distinct Re­ velation to all the World. Picture that every Man and Woman should,see. Children under Hi not admitted unless accompanied by their parents. P r ic e 25 C e n ts Matinee 3:15 ■ Nij»ht 7:00 and 8:30 'i �■ j i ___ [T Q ~rf O f ~i i iflnip (I * y fl~ t it iT T f r t t " •■ » « « « ■ « w . » ->• V . *H<*L • w •*.*•-*-*» •A THE SANFORD HERJLi) PA GE TW O £■ ;Vr i l F ■ 1917 rollego m anagem ent has secured and liy; also a trip to tho sum m it of in tho „ C° U,.‘,n,t C° retains as members qf Iho faculty Plkc'a Peak in a ta r of their make; , In orchard of rner Hit*. , only those men and women who are all of which formed on evening’s en­ one apple tree whirl, I, uv , of the heat character nnd who pos­ tertainm ent greatly appreciated and fine apples .nnd i|„. , ' : “r|i sess the most complcto-and effective enjoyed by all present. wjved for special ...c!tq„ti ' * ' aKai educational training in th** branches BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN great for the sm all |,m J , ' ' DONATES TO GOVERNM ENT which they teach. The development futher looked fo r him 5 •• '‘*1 of tho noblest character is believed YOU AND ME.” Willy* Offer* II. S. Overland and at Southern College to be th e high­ i •* i . q Allied Plants est aim of Christian education, and Toledo, O., Mar. 5.—John N. replied Jack, will, nothing is spared t h a t will c o n t r i b u t e e v e n t h e g a t e f u s t t t o t in ence. » I Just climb, ,| U|, r . ' That is the to this worthy end. Not only in W.illys. automobile manufacturer of ofT.” O That ia the easy way man's day. Nay, rnther, that ia our point of number of teachers but also this city has telegraphed to Presi­ A C IIIE L IS A M O N G YE T A K IN G N O T E S A N D FAITH d a y —God's and mine. AmJ while in regard to the thoroughness of dent Wilson pledging his' support in Frenzied Finance. S “ H E ’LL TR EN T 'E M " — SO SAYS S A U N T E R E R . faithfully and dutifully I run my their equipment the faculty of South­ the present crisis, and offering to the Two American citizen* „f *lr!(J government the use of his immense OOOOOOOOOOOODODOOOOOaOODDdOOODOOOOOaOOQOOOOOOaDODOOO course, and work my appointed task ern College is unsurpassed. descent were discussing ,,,,^ 1 plant a t Toledo and ita subsidiary ho state o f their on th at day of ours, God Almighty’ Two lorgo and thoroughly equip­ , Why Do We Walt? *5 I understand th a t Henry Meand All loving takes care of yester­ ped dormitories, one for young men plants us well as the plants of hia th e m p ro m llv , . 1 Why do wo wait till eyes arc deaf Laulin ia thinking about taking allied companies, if their facilities be the |Nmn^-„r «.f n, t,,u day and tomorrow." » " ] nnd, the other for young ladies; an Before we apeak our kindly word, somo Iriah potatoes and some onions are needed in connection with tho cash. **bat ain't i,..; udministfalion building, a modern | i all. Ilia And only u tte r loving pratso ’ and. making necklaces out of them. pending difficulty.or later eventual­ Iter." re to rte d th e m l,, .... . When' not a whisper can be heard? If the present prices keep .up oniona 5 Everywhere I go there ia a kick and well equipped gymnasium build­ h a d n ig h on to r ’ I m X ;,j ities. * and potatoes will be moro valuable about the taxes. All states and all ing, and other buiidinges needed for th e b unk o n e tim e, but u„ The Toledo factory-controlled by than diamonds. John Stemper is cities are the same and no m atter the college form the main part-of its Interest Uuuu v.u _ U ua u. . . ,. Why do we wait till hands are laid advertising n plate of Iriah potatoes These . build­ Mr. Willy* ia one of the very lurgc I.alu b , ,ni where it may be the people are kick­ physical equipm ent. Close folded, pulseless, ero we for n City lot and Cates the grocery- ing about the taxes. I admit th at ings include libraries, laundry, lab­ individual plants of this country, place man will give a bushel ojf potatoes our taxes hero ip Sanford arc high oratories and olhe^ necessary ad­ .occupying 103 acres of. floor space and employing approximately 18,000 Within them roses, sweet nnd rare for a Ford car. McCuller wnnta a and until we get a tourist hotel and juncts for th e conduct of modern oooooooooooaoooaaooatjoooo And lilies in their flawless grace? T w enty thousand men nre The physical men. lot on Park avenue for n bushel of many .more new’ people hero to help school activities. potatoes and ali these jokes am not pay the taxes they will be Higher equipment of the collego is main­ said to be employed in the subsid­ Why do wo wait till eyes are sealed ao far fetched either. If the present and higher. The expenses of run­ tained 'at the highest level possible. iary and allied Willys properties. The telegrnm to the President To light' and love in death'* deep prices keep going people will not ning the county, nnd the city and VETERINARIAN In tho work of educating th e mind read as follows: trunco — break into n mere bank to steal the various improvements will be and soul, the training of the physical Dear wistful eyes—before we bend - — o r r i c K-i— "You have my itneer* and loyal" a mere money -because a - thousand the same aml~there is n n 'chant* to being Is not rtfglCcted. T h e high Above them with impavekonod dollars or ao would not buy p o t a ­ tower the taxes except to have more rank that the college has taken in support and cooperation in the pres­ • glance? toes. No airce, Pauline. People people here. Wnlt Mason expresses athletics'is proof that the ideals If ent crisis. On behalf of the Willys- a HAND BROS. STABLES S' will be breaking Into grocery stores the universal wail in the following: tho college are these which place the OvCrland Company arid its suhsld- □ U c i s / l s »ou» t i n , , i > J . I , x V<J Why do we wait tilt hearts nre still to steal potatoes and onions and The time has come to pay the tax greatest stress upon a sound mind *ary a n d allied compiuUia. _ioxjudLie. a ■muU*. IU trih rm - n rm ,r~ TTV,- i,~'„ ,t/T__ , the* companies controlled' by me, p twth »i»n >lnrd , n h ir p To tell thorn, of the l o v e .xhat!* J lo u t j tn d sugar, a u d iw aeud of lock­ *— ;■ upon Tily r h".inrls arfd' my d well- til iifloutuFlio d y . P Down, t’tojrrlt.jflu (U, ,i(j jrij ,,,, ( l desire to extend to you thkir vari­ ing the money in the safe with the ' i»R. , ours, • It is the earnest desire of the trus­ Cl m ats)* t i l o d c i l And give them such late meed of ‘diamonds the grocery man will have Of rupees many hard earned lacs tees of Southern College, as well as ous plants nnd organizations for the to lock up his stock of potatoes, praise, .from tny strong box I must be its present efficient management that use of the government if needed.” « □ooanoDntioaoansoannaaoaao ■ onions, sugar and flour nod let the. Ami lay above them fragrant shelling. every Methodist in Florida rally lo money stay in sacks on the floor. And when I've pnhl the goodly sum the aid of tho college. Dr. Stone­ flowers? • Retribution. Money will soon be no object.* All There wus u youth In our town who for which the tax collector wall Anderson, secretary of th e gep* o Itches,* oral board of education, will speak posed ns’ quite n wit; nnd when u How oft do we, careless,’ wait till of which reminds mo th a t for many years 1 have labored with the thick With hat i n .hand men still will come in behalf of th e Southern College qtiestbin lie wait asked, lie always nu* April 2n\T-June l.l ’ Jl 7 life's VVrlir Cji ( ablna „r . i skinned people of this burg to get to umt’h me for my meager Educational Campaign in Sanford sworeI, •‘Nit.’' uye day lie met ids . Sweetest opportunities are past. Waterloo in a maiden drousod In pink; down to a city m arket where the riches. | Methodist church at 7:110 on Friday, be askt-d if she usmbl marry him—Dm And break our "alabaster bos John li. StelsonUnivcrsil’t grower could rnme into direct con­ tig * March ih*1 ninth Every Method* utisweci'd, "i don't think." This slogan is forever railed , Of ointment” at the very last! , nection with the l.uver and with! iiir i.l who pufUljly iiln do mi is uregd up." "Dig up.” we n*’cd your litre*1 da;.s ill tlie went, we could buy 1 . money i’ i uttcud lhi* meeting and to give (). let us heed the living friend • all 11»»* country produce at reason-j To build a refuge fur the bald and all the aid possible in the splendid Who walks with u*> life's romm on abb1 pricey [nr cash and the high I buy old spi listers cake and work that is being done for Chris- 1 ways. cost iif living roultl be eut in half.) honey ; tiau education through Southern Watching our eyes fur limk of love. .Some day after I am dead and gone Dig up to buy the pauper's garb, for­ College. And hungering fur a word ‘ of the people will begin to t h in k .th a t getting th a t they’ve loafed all praise! ’ • All-Steel Elcctric-Lighted T rain all the, softies were not confined to summer: - British Weekly. STRIN GFELLOW AS H O ST the asylum or the newspaper of­ Dig up to help the Country Club C h ica g o and S t. Louis fices. That city market Idea will p a y o il ill** c a r p e n te r a n il p lu m b - Ov'rrland Agent Gave Public a M o t. AC I . 9.C0 PM Sun - Parlor Olwerx.uieii ,jr. $ There is a geneial kick all over save the day fur Sanford anil the Lv Jacksonville «r lag l’b tilre Treat at l.>rir, (kjm p.irlm enl and Drawing Ibwm At l. 11.05 PM Lv Waycross "the city on the excessive water rat** j eity council ciitlld do nothing tli.it Dig ip, <lt.- up, th village W .A String!,Alow, agent for the \ C L 2.35 AM .Sleeping Car* Juckmitx >it. ■ * p,. Ar Albany ____ that is now being • harped by the would mean a- imi* h fur tin* people t •• you III u-t park With Willyrt-Overlnml ears gave the C,.f(i 2.40 AM Lv Albany ___ Sanford Public Ctdity t ’o Since a1* the I’stahli diluent of III*' market benches; DrawliiU-Roont S le e p in g Car, t '.d 11 3.40 AM' publir a moving picture treat a t the Lv Amerlctis . . . the water meters have been installed place this summer„or right away if Jnckeonvillo to St. la-uis. ('o f (1 C.10AM I.v C olum bt i . Dig tip to purchase roller skates for Lyric Friday afternoon and evening the people cannot even sprinkle the possible. You already have tit*' nu­ C o l t ; 7.10 AM Lv Opelika Free Reclining tlliair (.ars .1. soldiers in .the trenches. demonstrating the* Willys-Knight mo­ lawns fur feat the rate at the end of cleus for the market house at the Ar U irm ingham C o fG 11.85 AM nmvillo to Chicago, Si, Lem *ai tor. The pictures were free to the Dig up to buy the heathen rlotlies the month will In1 so exorbitant they corner of. Palmetto and Second Lv B irm in g h a m . I C 12.15 PM Carlwiliihde; iargu an>1 • y hijl and saddles for their alligators; pit idle being invited by card nnd ran n o t pay it. T h e paying foe wilier streets and with a small outlay the 10.43 PM baclasl heat*. * Ar Cairo ............ I f J1.S3 PM Ar C n rb o n d rje If on the meter rate may lie all tight market could be assured. Let us get Dig op to buy the Eskimos some up- was given for educational purposes. Haggago and Seat ( ar .1. to-date refrigerators. The Wlllya-Ovcrland Com pany but if people have to pay by 'tin1 buck to earth and we will live Ar St. Louis It 7.20 AM Yi'le to Cliieago. My yearly tux I’ll pay today on ha* gone to a great expense in getgallon the rat * should be made cheaper. 7.31AM Dining Car h t w . ,..l .y I Ar S 'rd S t. itrujiiu) 1C house and lot and other rigging. ling up the. interesting exhibition on Ar Chicago fkx P ij 1 C 7.45 AM route, n rvion a L, carte. ■cheap enough to allow the use of tinwater. .Under the nreseqi, plan r If we could all Toiiow th>; example And gladly, gladly would I pay if the screen, but they are confident ( 0 8 t i l 1 4 I L 1 D I N f f l F i A t l o l l , 1 l f f P I N t\ C A N P f 1 1 v r * T l O b t tiial would end tin: roiistant that the picture* shown in, this conwater in Sanford certainly costs of Robert lturd**tle*M life we would * 4 l ' t » I U ANT TIC ACT A G / N T O f digging. rid lion make clear more uliisil the more than the average family can l,r much happiei lie «.i> , there are | automobile motor than the average afford to pay and it is certainly n p j lttll „f u, week upon win, |ij A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN E R A I L R O A D I VMI’AU.N KOIt MM r II CIt N " T H E 'T A S 'D A 'I D RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH' person mid Tstaml*. Tlu1 picture to the city council and the w a t e r ! lit.h |„. n,.Ver Wl,rr was npt only along the lines of the corn puny to get together mi m ins-i|(u|l they are ,‘arefree , | ;,ys whi,;l Mt ih,*,li>l College in lie R ep re sen ted A W. F R I T O T J. a . KIRKLAND DIVISION ‘■c. '.in , I * acl D I V I S I O * . P l I V t S O N A U O l f *■ C , L . sleeve-valve motor, but on engine |dun to lower the rate. The oh! arc kept sacredly free from f«’:T and TAMPA I LA JACKSONVILLE. f l A . Here in Meeting rmmtrueibm as well, one ,*f the in­ witter eompajiy e b a ri'tJ on the flat apprehension: . • • Sutherland, Fla;, Ma'ch The ter, ling points being that one could rste and everyone used all the water "Olio of tli'se d a y , is yesterday. campaign now being waged through­ clearly see what goes on under the they wanted. In this free country j out the slut,1 in behalf of -loitliern r 9***4 hood when the clutch is thrown out sbliut all we get tin' < ii;l , , is w.vl>- Vest* rdux', w'I li nil -it . .cares a id licit, with all its pains and nelies, College has attracted attention as nnd _ on* presses his foot on the 0 and air and at present wo cannot | all its faults and blunder* has passed never hofon? to the work thaf is lie. starter's |**,|iil; also , ib-nr dem on­ afford to use even water • •■•iu, ;.ti„iial forever beyond the i nrh of n r<*. ing don*1 !»;, this 1 stration of what make* the “ wheels call. 1 cannot undo an net that I institution. ! round" in that small com partm ent 1 It is nut too early to third, of wrought; I cannot uimuy a word that Christian colb’giut' bo atinn • for >lirnc.ith the jjuud of the car one base ball for t lie spring day s get the I said 'bn ytt.t"nlii in d m i All that it th,1 Mcllioilihiv ,.f boys out in' the biis pra* tiling for | hold* <*( m. »f'\ n! wroiif.t, r*'gret Southern College, th*1 only , allege Instead of the ,'lashing poppetthe big slntv and every one is begin- and sorrow, i in the li.tnU* «tf th '1 that is being Supported by the 'Flor­ valves, raised by blow* from .hio,*| ning to read the sporting p a w s of j Mighty Love t lu t brings the honey ida Conference. The excellent w«Vk vaniS and alaj'ped back by stfojig the newspapers. Ail of which brings! out of the' water* that h being ,hmc in Mouilmrn CoItn« m uotor] I i a■ , |[spring*, ^iirinj.N, ione mp 3,aw ,iv> u i c Knight m i u r .. us down to tin- idea of starting n l o u t Of tho bitterest ,b*aert that Jove bgu and the constant I m p r o v e m e n t , ^ ^ } T wo cylindrical'!: »inall league here-in south Florida o f t hat can make the wrnne tiling** in thff/m ailt v o f ^ i « work. beke. ii . •• ________ _ __ - ^ -------------w 7T .h r. 7. . _____ _ . ; c . , q i n g i y i i g n t b u y n t r o n s -» _name . hLx gnini. tm ’. m . c uc a .',aa-fa a- r i g h t ; —that—ran • 111r*n—tCTej.ing- into TtTTr tht: plain fluty of every Florida in structural strength, one within T am pa, it would not cost any inor* Jauitliter, that cati give lieauty -for 'Methodist to *upport the cpllege to huyc a real league as piny trio nslie*, the garment of praise for the wifi, single lim ited loyalty and en- the other, glide gently up am! down men ftviYy ,ii,y ami have the bene­ spirit of heaviness, j,ly of the morn­ thuslusm. Especially at this time is -before the piston and cylinder wuill. Long ports, or openings, in these fit* of a league. . The players would ing for woo of the night.* the most united ami enthusiastic sleeves, register with mathematical S A N r O I t D ’S H O U S E O F S E R V I C E be under an ironclad contract and "Save for the beautiful memories support of tlio Methodists of the could not jump to - other towns, sweet and lender, that linger like tie state needl'd to free the college from precision with each other ami with proper intervals, ! SA N FO R D , could nut m a k e any demands th at perfume of rose* in the heart of the its long alatUling ' financial enrum- cylinder ports P hone 8 FLORIDA would be unreasonable and would be day th at is gone. 1 fiavu nothing to branre* and to nmke suro it* future funning targe and diorct passage* for intake and exhause gases. These dividends for the cImI) in cane they do with yesterday. It was' mine. suec*1** ns the great Methodist col­ sleeve valves give the Knifcht mo­ wore drafted .into lurger league* nt It -Ih God’s. lege of Floridu. tor the'advantage of improving With tho end of the season. For instance, Southern Collego affords to the use, and being more powerful, more "And tlie other day i do not cure M u tt Wilson who pitched for S an­ .about is tomorrow. T o m o rro w 'with Methodist young men and women flexible, more quiet in operation, nnd ford last scaaon was sold last week nil it* possibilities, adversities, its of Florida every advantage and facil­ more economical. T he gas passages to a big league for $500 and if S an­ burdens, it* perils, it* large promise ity that can be given by a college of into and out: of the cylinder are large ford had been in a league this money a fid poor performance, it* failure Christian learning, nnd these advan­ and direct; the valve ports open and m ight have been returned hero to Buyers and Shippers of and mistakes, is far bey ml the reach tage.) ate furnished at * most moder­ close with absolute mechanical pre­ th e club. of my mastery ns its dead sister, a t e cost. It Is tho purpose of the cision at all speeds; tho compression yesterday. It is u day of God's. atliaol to preserve the purest and of gas is confined directly almvc the It* sun will rise in roseate splendor, most wholesome home nnd religious piston, and the point of ignition is or behind -a mask of sweeping influence, and to afford nt the *nme directly above the center of the pis clouds. Hut it will rise. Until then, time the most varied und effective ton. At all speeds there is an a b ­ the sa.no love anil patience that educational advantage* possible. In sence of vibration, which was shown 210 E. First Street Sanford, Florida holds yesterday and held tomorrow, such a college it i* the greal aim to by the unprecedented fent' of bal­ shining with tender promise into tht* train both the heart and head in sue ancing a lead pencil on the engine heart of today. . 1 have no posses­ train both heart and head in such base when it was running at the rate sion in th a t unborn day of grace. a way that the finest results can be of thirty miles un hour, which was All else is in the safe keeping of the obtained in tho molding of Christian made possible by the mechanical Infinite Love that hold* for me tho character. correctness of the sleeve-valve de­ I treasure of yesterday. The love that With this aim in view the instruc­ sign. Much more could he said ulon Star Brand STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH J is higher than the stars, wider than tion given Include* in addition to this line but suffice to say that it the skies, deeper than the seas. To­ all the-custom ary liternry nnd scien­ was shown conclusively that the Typewriter Ribbons DAILY TR A IN S TO WASHING- f l morrow—it ia Gpd's day. It will be tific branches complete Bible, Sun­ Willya-Kliight sleeve valve motor give clear, permanent mine’. , . ‘ ' ( TON A N D N EW YORK day school and Missionary training, Is a superlative smooth running “ There is left for myself, then, the best and most varied courses in piece of mechanism, one that will op­ copies. Will not smut, NaNo. 82 No. 8G No. 88 8 : 1 0 p- «■ but onu day of the week— today. both vocal nnd instrumental music, erate efficiently and consistently for Lt Jacksonville ...,9:!0 a. m. 1 ;40 p. m. 12:45 p.m. dry out, or fill (lie type. 12:35 a. ® Ar Savannah .... ! :|r, p. m, Any* man. can fight the lint ties of to­ art, and thoroughly practical and years nnd with less care and atten6:35 p. m. 4:50 p.m. 8:45 *. »• Ar Charleston ___ 5:35 p. m. 9:55 p. m. 8:55 p.m. day. Any woman can resist tho effective instruction in alt pashes of--tion than with tho poppet valve type B u y ty p e w ritin g tu p p iie* o f 7:15 P- »• Ar Richmond___ 5:05 a. m. 9:13 a. m. . 7 :10 a.m. tem ptations of today. O, triend*, it business and commercial courses. It of motors. 11:50 P- ®Ar Washington....8:40 a. m. 12:33 p. m. 10:29 a.m. I do*-*is only when the burdens and rare* may readily lie seen frgm this that Ar Baltimore |0:01 a. n>. 1:52 p. m. Among the many other entertain11:42 a.m. ■ 3;30 »• **• Ar W. Phil'phia 12:24 p. m! THE of today carefuljy, measured out to 4.03 p. m. 2:01 p.m. C° U!f!t! 0fTT ‘l . Br.? VP.rf .r o ,n " U' ^ ink -H"! instructive picture* show n 5 tfO*Ar New York ... 2:40 p. m. und varied and of the highest and 6:20 p. m. us by the Infinite Wisdom and Herald Printing Co. was a bird's eye view in panoramic room *!rfvcr» OtiM ^'ss'lT d rJlm»«Pd^ol*| room Might th a t give* with them the truest practical and cultural value form of the gigantic Willys-Ovcrland m»r *«*H Rhone 148 r r i ^ a n Ml a H" , n n , h ,,,W The school offers n much wider range promise. ‘As thy day, so shall thy. plunt covering I03 acres of ground a t . SANFORD, FLORIDA . , lo r Information or Itescrvatlon Phone or Wrritc strength lie,’ we wilfully. mi,l tho of studies than most colleges. Toledo, Ohio; tho interior, of the nr « o A T L A N T IC C O A ST L IN E burdens of those two awful eternities In order to give to its students works showing fho shipment of curs 138 W. B a y St., Jacksonville, Fla. I Hillsborough Hotel. Tamp». P*I’hone 17 phone 132 —yesterday and tom orrow —such jsuch - exceptional advantage,, „ the c o n s ig n e d ^ the Spanish royal fam- CURBSTONE GLEANINGS ~ i/; March ~ ■ burdens ma only the *mighty God dm sustain—thht we break doWfl. It Isn't the experience of today th a t drives men mad. I t ia the remorse [or something that hnppcned yester­ day, the dread of tomorrow may dis­ close. •‘These are God'* days. Leave them in r n rrw v aitlr-H n mim m. iT : s T Z t ' T ^ ! ^ ; ‘nd.' DR. A. DOLAN v ... K ; Y~ . % 'i SPRING TERM REVil v; ; pxf M iNOLE UMITEO B irm in gh am , r •i ! I Quality, Price, Service ON HARDWARE is WHAT YOU PAY FOR AND ALL WE HAVE ___ T O -SELL — The Geo. H. Fernald Hardwara Co. l I1 r L Vegetables and Fruits 1 L j Sula Produce Co. I r f IS; In Car Lots or Less ATLANTIC COAST LINE 4 t S: k ^■1 tr ytK til i“ fT) .1 * •I? 1i , ****?^tl- -r - - 'T , ». % I- �** t — ... March •. I W — ^ I* w * • *.r »• - — r _ _ __________ * T H E SA N FO RD H ER A LD V • • 1u f • Florida Senate •••D istrict 6 —J . L. Shepherd. District • I —W. -A. McLeod. Mil- G retna (Gadsden). ton 'Santa R o s a - county.)District 7 —Oscar M. Eaton, L a k e ­ ••District 2—John B. ’J ones, Pen­ land (Polk). m jr sacola fE scam bia1. , ••D istrict S - - A . . S . Weils, T a lla District 3—J. I,. .Moore, De- j h a n e e rLeon). * LIST UF MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE Funiak Springs Walton ;*nd Holme*. District ’j — J ohr^ H .'K in g , In v erANf* SEN'ATE ••.Dixtrict 4 —R. A. WiJJis, Greer.- , r.ess Citrus. H ernando and Paaeo). wood Mackaon.'. * I* ••D istrict 1 0 - C h a a . E. D aria. 7h<l F?ori,J* i«*u|atur« meet* next District 5 —H; L. Oliver. Apalach- Madison (M a d iso n 1. nr.or.th artd m any.of our reader* *re intf*Ate'.| in the p r o d d i n g , and ! if° ‘a ' f ra n k lin . * Liberty and W a -’ -District* 1 1 - D o y l e E. Carlton. . Continued on Pagd -I * like to kri)» the rr.emiter* * " * »o •» I comprise t hi* body of !.*•* aT.fi wf £iv* th** m*rr.- THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURE Man Items of Interest for the , Behind the Plow There is Money • Every farmer who a few colonies of bees a valuable source of In Bees I k;, , • , docs not keep w ,.t uhl, _ u ’ is overlooking shipped hi............ . , , h L > income.” **>* market .,-d ' ..... '] . .»i the th<> llniveraltv fn Florida. Plntlil. ' ^ ,i-...l Board at University fo In tbe interior .districts of the state, beekeepers have colonies th at pro­ duce as many as fifty pounds of sur­ plus honey front orange blossoms, which retails in northern markets for twenty-five cents a pound or > d r e j - d ‘; !i7 \ *, .. . LEADS . , The l ee I ; ■ <• - •• actual H 0 W D O* *Y O U M E A S U R E w e a l t h ‘ * '.* ................... ~ tb-.- t ■ tightlun- w t r . t q - . Can you stand the test’ of business requirements? A few months spent In onr school will-fit you fer the higher grade oltlce positions. '• r. : ; ; : ;• : : • • * * » •• Our Business Practice is of such a character that It ta'the equivalent of eiperictfce in business itself. You will never rrgret the time and money spent in taking one of oar courses. .................. ^ ••••’' V a l ’.j .-., . .M uff... J -----f t t '■■•7 i. itteir <au a|'pr> | d i !.• r-J L > T> i- * , •! a*ton * B J’T.mr.r*. both of Ja. l-<..RvilIe. ;llu«trattt>n ’ J _ _________ . I . - u . . ------------------- " ■■■“ Me- ■ ■ . t -d- . > it *u • ( ir —r*. ■ : j : A:ex* McPh« •i’>n, tj j 11; .• * H am llto-. —\k *,f W<:‘ - Ji»p«*r; C. A * H rnando — M I. p a r .^p m m* f.irbirti mIUtnr) .. . . ... . a ' *' . *' •• 'ant . Dr. A. f Han i* n f ’j(- t . .. . i i hose to .whom absolute accuracy and newness of style is important will pay an early call to ,J. M. Dresner, where Hiph-(trade Ladies’ Apparel is on display. Color­ ings beautiful, designs exclusive, quality si';;,.' r. prices no.*4 daring. Yl DRESNER •• ' •••• • u.v # u t.itU -I. L ' i . . :iet r.atres. ''* " “ K-’-'J a* large a* the ■:< .. Mai o. * • ••• * *.'-.. r* * i' 1 ranee. I. .•>« .L a - “ - J . A. Harbor... L*+ ibuhg: L. “° ,S t r.- m ©. . ' r •.. *„• •. »»»« Blue l r j DIXIE. FjLYER. \k ; . CHICAGO Af*iD St* LO U IS 1>. ■•■a-,.- t , at-* J ; \ t Lv — Ar Ar A' 4r L. L •• AAr .* . r.» i t *»:.i , It: A • t • 2v ••• »;f4M • t i•b - *j * 1" Spmn counties lied* ;.re • *y ©nee in t h.« which shows th a t thj r-Mti*. p n -v i-f tj; * •.r*11 p'lt- t-o4—* tin] 1 p;o'ductlon of milk on many - i mere air}«- line. It will •• eiop into one of the most m businesses for the farmer. '• r • attic B rin g B e tte r P ric e * • • ». fi ■- ; N J. F uw irr.ee * xr A f t . - ’ ex a'.*; M V• Best, • Perry. T ay lo r- u V I 'i s moVoiqsia * David z I-rl s- f t t-dlert« H i G. Put na m r« H *111 (. put :•* ak, Itum*•! it© • Waukulia J P. r n s ' s ' r d . t-, *-n* In cn«- *d « i r . -a* ford vi II#. 1 ra..r"0'l Ajsiruj III Ul|- • *.» Walton - A L. Arja ©nor.. DStates cotnp«r©il with o t t e r natlons,f ts n giant atnorig p|gmt©s. . . Funiak. .1 ' ; rend I h l f H UWashington m —A. A Myers of L \ timer „(2>r na ig. | i.u©» N«Tfh*-r» ••!•© '•»•» a man'* lalKir p^«pJc©• *-> tau^b as li.-r© du© t*> the tin*-s|ua!-<l utilization <f m—hncitnl {-• ••r.* * -All that Is n*--s!©*l to turn1 thi* mighty •wtarnct of naflonnl ©nefgy to th-- L ' l c i u * o f , w a r Is tin.- *^L-1 p r e p a ­ ration. * t ■;e * rr?-'- r- ' rjrrm n , . nb )p t-it-ry .nwnMrpt* d*-*tiiu., | r-n»t-»n» , *A*- -*11 ’tli r--—f a;rMi- - f th»* | Carter earn© hnm© witij hirp a* hr »a» too ilj'to travel aloe© II© died ten day* alter their arrival in Flor­ ida*. Hi* wife, two »on* 'and a dautght*r were with him at the time • f* : " II© j. >; •: tr .*• • m onths with another -on ar.d d a u g h ­ ter in the Y.ortY. fust prior to bis t]©ath. * John A; Macdonald came to llcfrida in 1&65 from Marietta, \N isconsin. H© .settoed in >ar.ford. booming th© town while h© remained thrre. He ram© to Eustts to live in IsTfi, an<i “F.e car. be credited with the founding and booming of San­ ford. Mt. Dora and Kuuis. H© was editor and owner of th© FloridaNew Yorker in 1\ 7G. MI© was al­ ways a very enthusiastic ar.d devot­ ed champion of all matters that per­ tain to FlorxjA -and »»< a firm be­ liever in the future of th© »tat© H<- was a r< lent for th* years of his Hf© ;n th*- ©iry of K©> West. Jli- it.any friend* through th’is section oi th© *»it© will r-meml>©r his visions of tt future fo-* thus section of th© *’ .'© which w© ir© toda • -' Ilegi »n , ’'/duel » n of improved rattle grower 'to command a V -return when his product V-A , , *1** m arket. One Florida One Way ts Ce sate. this information while ©Mny u« bn* •»' *ke recent meeting of the grabdiitii? I in *ur© tli*> wont hurt 1 ,ve Mock Association a t the as If w. ’rc car' to' f f *t to ••njof them. ' f-' -»Mty .of F!0;i,la . —I...'*' “ - . V..-S 'I.— » « Ln.Sa R A I L R OA D : r T r* C S OUTH' LP C 4 i A © •* U * I « f^A -< s e v . ♦ ) « * * < *<. * « * « » * > « > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ . {•at*, o f pr»Uucti«m,t* pufunrf t,’ . » •'••'to* l-rut! this seHing oi foodslulD. lor ■ •• farm er, is selling just so Death of J.ihn McDonald • l * ' the fertility of his soil each ling foo<Dt\tiTs on the hoAf. John A MacdoaUld orrjr,*” : •' i t. H-* v- <• ■'» ' ‘ .* agh th© milk can it nil right Coroanut fir '• 7' ' k‘ -uch methods* of marketing • *.Fu.' *#( di!**. If*’ u ” c.-tatcst retu rn i will he .made Miimi on J a - .iu r / 3!L 1'• 17. witd H# I l" to- the.soil and to the pocket- 'fall Masonic honors ays c. L. Willoughby of the •to New York fy.* h - h»aitH and J" ' of Florida college "of ngri- dtiugh.te-. Mr» M »ry E. Mard’/r.ald farm«T who has good cows U them properly with home . cr° J'. feeds forming th e bulk of the '• •• !y t u k i i money. Th«:~ A-*'ft keeps scrub c o w s.a tid *1“^' ** -id feeds carelesdy- or poorly ' ' ’ . lo*s. *• • dairy cattle are hard to Y e t, 1 ' *ny of the farmers -In Florida • *tit.g them. They are interest! - - • ;r bankers dnd county agents *' * • proposition and through the *• of these men the ra ttle ar • f’-’ind and brought into the Not all of the cows are purei;> fact, most of them are | • *'Ut they are aurh grades as • ’ uild up the dairy herds profltOther farmers » b o cannot afTih<- cow* are buying good •• #’ ♦ *S*t*.«->«»» COAfr TSiC STA' I&AAJ ul !tO** * .-M DIXIE FLYER MX' IMiTEO Jacksonville e.i-3 P:'»i ' L. j.“ 3. : : A H M iron ‘ r rl. . • -.33 ?u\ Atlanta 7,.5 **«1 *r A t t a r - i t’ 7.30 PM CI’Jtlinoe».s 11 .J PM Ar C h a d a r a j t * : i . : j p .yi Ft*- h . ill# f • S* I, a. : 7 AM r. uh.i'i© t.>7 CM ' ' i AM Math-.Ok ? AM E iim o il. *» rftt E <a rti> * V ln r s o n .i r r ’ j . ' . . >1 T e tr t H a u l . 1 ,»d# O a n n 'l t 1.1/ r?| C h ic ^ 4 0 . .» .1 Ar C!*.. 4*25 • i.'i A T LA N T IC "k *3*t ,'»*» * - ' r * : vu-ueii-ir. > > l live ' ts** a grea t^ r •* • <!t r . e r e . - j r y tn • DIXIE LIMITED and • ALL-STEEL ELEC TR IC .LiG H T ED TRAINS FON f r -••i-.V t hat v- ..■'•* l.v Ar L» in *• Near Third Street - ii . U u i U O j*:..- <♦! the year than • T»:f* •;» a.- ■ UP? .:. - '-n! -tiu • s !..• v . 1 l \ !.• to ;»? *.th»T t • rops. h .. • i n. • i t.> t © I it\© rat mlb .< : the proiiut tioik of tile l.fewn l • - . -t;»r •l • »t.. ; wai be lim ited. II th© -tatui L* (qp-iil. A!i tJ. t • |. . . , f. !,J f|, hortCV. th<* **•’ • t •' a anioui - in l:‘r»vr Jr'puiatlops; hut uoa© ba* •• *' aiiunuance in suu s u a s w u s i of c • juallty as orange M....... ‘ *h«* pl«nt t* a good • honey gathered can bt “ rr«-j< ren c t t • m. <r« p. . »t u-k to carry the be«*» o \e r th« H e v i!d tn-argro*.’ .i' 1 tl * *'••«• 1 1 th. I -riel lnr>iI . •.;* y ol d _ large amout t * 1 \ l • •( .t of a poorer quality tl... . ; r^t mover honey. Thi* ht* - •. i. rally. * ' ** • f- , ll, 4 i,' ... The western part of the state proltatd;. in •itn* many * families of purj.Ie ‘ martit.* wl.ere the tubulo grows is perhaps E\»ry farmer ' u t j ivll afford tc on* of the best i»ee raising sections of Florida. The honey produced by * ' the till u!o is iilmait as good as or- valuable insect e.itlnc Idrd ; • •• and demands u l....... . •• 1 * 1 ' In e ' I • ©rn part * i S urpassed. - * - o? the lo u eh ’httd upper houses: Alachua —Christopher Math won. the quality Pf ,Keir meats." he said. Fra.'.h Clark, Jr., both of Gainvaim ' llii* request naturally centered the Possibilities Are Unlimited, It Is De. .V viilf interest of the packer aiid hi.s buying clared. If uncie Uncle 5am Sam snouia Should to, ir ri’- . ' -©rr — C.. rF uBarFr-r. a r rr-r. department on this particular load of Choose to Develop Vast Bay A. D. Welle? of P a n a m a . steers. W J^ tr th e. |i\© V f ic h u a m i - — Powers. * ■ CUT.----- — — : : — U.? dressed *welghts* were compared B radford—A. S. C r t n . ‘§a& ke; t f . sill make a very good good be© section, a renort • •*, ,*. ,« The northern part of the state i jood as the southern for bee ns will he le«. . ! ; culture; the return^ hawf . e r because the bees cannot j | (| a I ;.irt...u work the year round ar.d imlst lie j : I . < fed for a short time in the winter. .. I w rik su u s. ■' IH,h: I E ? “ i. Spani sh clover found r. , , • , , i i «. u. l 11___ _ i i Experts Agree All Other Belliger. _ . . _ _ ent Countries Be 4 • Cogld r • Nee. Y o rk to T r a in * M EX C H A N T T A IL O R . C L E A N E R , D Y E S A N D R E P A IR E R Sar.iiart Steam Pressing, Hot Gasoinie i.»r* • leaning.’ Altera. • tior.s of Al! Kind-s on She rt Notice JJn Our G entlerflens Valet Club. >2.00 Per MotitU. S U IT S $ 1 5 .0 0 U P W A R D CA LL A N D S E E M E ON S A N F O R D A Y E . r / B.g A rm y. Alt-any.- N Y-TVt.eo N©w Y*»rk itate's plan of unlv©rv»l military traintag. with th© chan*©* -now projected. Is in effect. bs»ys from sixteen to nineteen >e:ip* *>f age will he Utld-r instruction. Tills Is a larger force than th© regular.»rtny. m i inly In th© thin! year of ih© ©ours© will th© hoys « s- n - r it a r rtrt©s and ammunition. tir©at |*aln» will b© tuk- • a to get Instructors who ar© gentle­ manly In manner* and rjmddct and wh*rs© Influence on th©lr charges will be go*el in ©very way. M o la r Beat O a ts Ready. T ti- naC j il*panm©nt tins m ade a compJete Inventory f< r m ilitary u«© o f Ani©rlrnn m erchant on*l -nliii-g *e --e ls. Including plta»ur»- cm ft *hian to th© * .a lle-t 4uoi*>r U<at. It is -a^t that .*o •l .-rfiugh ha* te-en thl» j t M.-jtl.-n- • . . -. . - • . d ate! • up • tt> ( .*©. • • ‘ •)-•*- Th© BIS Inventory w as i<©gun ««»m© months, ago under, n avy departm ent : • ■ -'•.v.s. Wllhtt view to the UtlllZaU.JU •.( c w ft f**r th© fo n u aib -n o f a m< •• r t©*at *s»r-1 •WHEnF. ARE MY C H I l DREN" LYRIC MONPAY. MARCH 12 PHONE 1 7 4 Ac � 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, 1917 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 09, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 09, 1917. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 09, 1917; <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/c959e90a2f99a34c80d305a496119737.pdf 648213c769aec51b95e71bbe3726ef42 PDF Text Text , # ^ —■—■ ** - ** ' t _ * 1- ’ - I * % I\ T T H E HEART OF THE W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T . V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAY S published A l l - WEEKLY • • VOLUME IN S A N F O R L y - U fe la Woith Living NEW HOTEL golf l in k s FOR SANFORD MR H U F F EXPLAINS IIIS plans in LETTER TO the herald The golf club nnd tourist hotel are ijTf Usues just now and Sanford -gaf-prt-btnry—a t- once -on —these proposition*. In order that every one may bocoihe familiar with the din* *e railed upon Mr. T. Sulisf*ot<i*HiUrs—*ed—he pv* u» the following: • Pfj,r Mr. Editor; • ••• In viev of the'ltnor of a numher pj the replica which 1 have r e e d v d um> rrcecjt U tter to .the'people of paunch ty, in regard to the •ceciuurtioa of a counfry and golf ciub I feel tb'nt 1L Wpuld not. ice » r for r.v to enlarge upon the iif»> I therein nnd beg to j,; lit «f jou r columns iih a ch whit 1l to di*"*ntin,i» i... ...... ..*1 »oi*ir*i>ii*io«i NUM liKIt 59 SANFORD. FI.OKIl)A, TUESDAY, MAID II l». 1917 viii i ul food, tift>*-ini»»* Vnii-rnan n ami'n taken l»y Germany uliuarU the Aarrowdule arrived here, •The silora told of abuse at the hands of Gorman guards. and report­ ed they lived on an pllnwanre of •oup daily und suffered from cold because of lack of cloth**-. They said they*believed the raid'T which *nnk their vessel was the •'Kin of lire died," mpccially built l i t ruiding. PLIMY I'At'K AHD SHOT Young LIVELY TIME GOVERNMENT IS PROMISED WILL PROBE LEGISLATURE ALLEGED PLOT PROHIBITION WILL BE FIRST PHILADELPHIA G E R M A N S UNDER ARREST FOR AND W OM AN’S SUF­ SMUGGLING FRAGE NEXT ’ b) Male ilatll) Wounded Accidental Discharge of Shut Gun —. I?grey—Packard,year rid son of Mr. und Mr-. J. 1 ), P.ukurij of Sunford Heights was badly injured yesterday uftvrnoffn while playing -uilii a sli.d—*-*!■— Pni". v. :v :n |M-' home of Gu* Frank and with young Dick Frank was trying to kill a chicken hawk anid. while in tie" Infuse accidentally duo ii yrgcd c;« shot gun and the entire lead entered the left groin'df young I’ .te!. it'd. lie wqs ru*l|ed t« the- Miller Sanitarium where T« -Hr. Mltl r r< ittU-i I mi I aid :ft once anil it |< got S.r-f.* . 'tills wrltu t! will sur *i\ e many fr.-•!,• Philadelphia, March Id* -Govern* Tnllnhntisqe. Kin.. March 1 ". With the c o n v e n in g of th e -regular .im u il^ iw iil* -to d a v —mntinnrd A heir biennial Mssi.in of the Florida login i investigation into the activities of latiire. |e»., than thirty d,tvs away, it perrons under arrest charged with will lie inter-sting to midi up briefly |smuggling ship chronometer* from will lie railed the Party Shop. The new shop will handle exclusively Sunshine Oundlea .apil Sandwiches. Chicken salad sandwirhes and other dainties for parties will he made a specialty. Orders for anything in the fancy work line will he taken and Mrs. Davies will also do the decbr;v,tTng for all kinds of parties and will also rent flowers for social President I* (teller Washington. March. I". President Wilson' hri* rnmpP'tSTV recovered from his colli which kgpt him in* bed the most of last week. While the President's cold is pro- V -a m *1 I t-U TO MAKE ADDRESS There will .1"' a must interesting meeting of th" Sanford Hoard of Trade in the court house tonight at eight o'clock. President Ilrorcin of the T nmlIJ ilw u d -o k T+o ikv wtIHnirkv---- * an atldress on the i|tiestions most vital to lloartl of Trade work and many other matters of interest will In* discussed. Kvery member is re­ quested to he present. - •' • ternt’d it the Philadelphia navy yard weakened hint that he went, to hevl •ami of per.'on* su*i»e« ted of having a ugaiii this morning. He will see only hand in tli" alleged violation of the important caller* for several days. ; ruatonui law*. I’ here are reports | . th* itiea Ii tvi ill Wgather llurcau" * rdvVr-cl i pi »t -with* many rainificaForecast-.fol*-the week beginning Notes From the Secretary . | lions to vb.tr. t. l;»"P*;rt> ‘ a t th e Sunday. M;.r. h If. ■(P IT -S otiilh Daily Int i . line* between UenevB i wavy y n * in * • i,t of v- . t , o \ • I Athiltie nniP Hut Culf St.vf•*-: Ow r- and Stanford jiist as s *on as the . • t. v. r. v<ip. tieun- j ia*i .viol .*%arnt-r witti lorttl r;titi- l.riroad *i* t-t»rt»j»l«*t•••( sind that .1 I a .1 l it .tub.' Ie m i ! bull. It id up pt the ti.itiui" iiuinty ; tatr ami mod-rut t •ni|ier-. fummi»-.i"ii"r* re raring • to. finish \v il ,,tt-r At i •1 ■! -vi ■I t 1 '.»•' I • ' 1111'*. * i-h Thirty seven aq:<it't» ri'jir*'s**nting seven! "Il slat .' vv-rv lliree tinI by |i ii 'o i ■.in th" Hoard qf Trad", to v drive over Cjr.btrii * o.i Iih ago a number the n"w Geneva ro.nl during the past you.- 4 ’ nt citizen* broached three days am( eight were sent to lh» -ui.j. • . .i iiol •! and endeavorTitusville .yin Geneva. Tho *new tdto rnli-t ti* interest in .the. proroad is mi assent but will continue to j*t. Afl'T discussing the matter grow. The tourists praise the scen­ sith them at menu length nnd rumery. particularly that 'ivt-inn upBuniratlng with other,* who might t"o.."limg Luke .1••"11• mi l the littb* tos«i*l*r tl* i».,itter \Vith a view to •n. of Geneva ami th*' man', eotirhul'hr.i* I t'l ll .* you won d i •|.--* the r* vbb'nt' of lb.it *'ity *'.vi ••r»n • i • *ii,s I l ,I 11 . i in order I t'hvl jo them vvill.atld numbers to I • . - ■I (or I•ftiit;iiig 1 r«i• to* • •g |.ro|fo.*it:ioi her.' the tourists now leaving the state to rum the navy yard win ii • t',lllt . t'l a*. A. it lounl iii i* •-—.Ir> to eonstruct a inley unit John eonie back next season The tottridoy • deb >Ti d gro-i i try of Th" Ki'ftmT. (*. Kylltnq. • v•teran comlmai! i Tmiri • Commorienl Jloi l ' that were sent to the cast coast, • td. luildi! , i i i uii*H so ' that it M'tial' and i ierk < tltC. IllMI: e, re- «'i t;es to the interned .ships, via the Titusville road through Ge­ l||fi llv 'ly w.11 III* candid.it* ' for could run i. Mad during the winter Many pflpWs'nnd vloeatnerd* taken neva. by the Hoard of Trad", tli<1 so • Mann and >b.t down during the id t iv iti"i- at;. *<i. a*u l.ovt (r-lji 11•' I i lie( hop •• il|» the *i I vni tlie. recntuimuidalioii of fyllow.* by iioil 1*1 ii;< lltll" fC.l•ln.i: "l* r\ •f the virb* are being, examined nr -I t • ■: ibose unit* that wrr*1 tli" name* of Itrlihmder. Dooley If was li.)U. e. !<••• Nat If V. •.< r. 1 i* ' are dl'f.iritly *i ...I fur the touri.its Inn .viol \\ lot oi it,, and if any r< port* of GOVERNM ENT PR E P \ R E S w. t • • a*, 'to* the i omfort of . *li- rn f jnnl. H n bad loitur" coin" back a commit­ FOR WAR AND MAKES ati ii m i; h i m * DK. f OX 1. '.il l In l e fe­ tee colilpii'i-il of Shebloil. Uaul"r,son, tourii-t*. ST A CEMENT OK B O A R D — .Mil l . r i : IS e tier mull iron I ,i11•r-on ami I’abner vvill be a'pI ejH-.- into the matter . ( Ilev I I .i-lver* p nnl*'d t<* t • ike tk-"- .,ln«v" to U ,i.l . •• *!). I* v' . M. r J 1 • C H A R G E OK M H O O l S ie •■<> .raid g"ll tlcilll'll, il l‘* •* I not •• I*'.it \n 'Ti> rl •*l.i;ii Iii" v. no.|-l l i| • • men that Sanford ttl i •:» Hr \\ to. H • t*’ t . v»t -tog tli" tb rniao "ihm aiiti" •'• tri-til so important The Sanford Hti*in*<* Sehovil un­ tr.fli 1 |iromin«''it pb »■•Ift1 .*• '»>' r V . uc a.'*' t" isrr'. ‘‘ .iriuevl guard for der the leadership of Prof. Van • ihe entertainment Il r.i a • ! , .! Th* ida w.i* a vi'it It is*| ! I;e |irvit"i'tioii of lb" vvs'< Paml ,t Itv Gelib-ren ami Mi*s —Dorn Howard . 'ii tourist and llr'it is liee lu't wed,, a. t.i in tie IIIiIaI I*! f i |iv ** vif l , » ■ <oi 1 ,iri! " vas i i pnnfr- —iiig every *11 livery hotel man Tho ing term* "vpr. •VO«| I||r« i! r , |,j in. v | ,i>- ib |...• ...... .. i .,1.1 •mi r ' i l a itgiit ar • < , 11.. 1 t • an'.. no ••.. I llr. VP rollVITIVMl on tin* T r r .» » »i . •t ( •—il i. t if ‘ I.. . mb ..- ; .viol !<................ .... i. : ••L. ** • • that it is the golf prise ns t • ' II *.. •t•r a l i i " ) im. giL till.. Hi hoof ill Ul tl •tt I' > of oi,l ii ...toil ol all fori tga giiv -*ritm*'ii tft. deserves the patronage vd the young t0‘J' ’ ’ f'ra 'l* and hold* bis K-VTliwing i* the t»*xr mild" public bv •o U a nd \\ hti. in our IDtiUl Ip* v. a Wi'tl lo I- ' ' . •* o : ay that il i» V01111*11 V. ' hr; t time .-imu r collet ruction iIuvh it * t_ .! t<i-t .* • » r. i r. a i i ifrgumcnt in favor of r.'ih.v*' \t est of Dr. (lliver I ' future tlu'r' wi'l I"- a P ti'il.'i « u ' •il |;.lf< I h i II.XI l\ is lor * L"t i '■ I 'i-*ifiii the mat't r (»••;•' t h ivll'uvr. h i v• i - *• ■ ! • :i i ■ I ii : i - - 1 v.i f "III \l<”.k «l! th* statement by the ur« •'r. •I t« )l nr. *'lo r hi such a the p'.irp I" «»f'a i vinfi rem «• with I'r \\ i •I Pivi l|V liV'Ut ' II—ib-fv ,'t* .1 1 be on p r n iiiu n c e von '* ............ int|i* ri 1 ' f< • Ill government .lap |1 .n •■••in i;.« \ Y.ti •>' I have fiMind this to* lie Miller ami Dr. Hiram Hyr.f »f I *v hum rad mut.iv .• i •< Pal mi |!••1 .1 . I, p ; tb • ( . I N I ' it) . 1,11. . • -Ural . R l > 1 Y i . I* Priii fm Kla ' Iv I! . .| •••lint nf •* ! I I in I t• i v . on • of Tv>t» t lit tu •> f<•r Sa n f o t i l i t h e ( i vi If VI,. of |l." It) l ••• •• a I !•« . i i 11 • . . . .t i . iUntil w i l l It*' i n '•eking Sanford. or,! 11 I .11 l"li l "I •b" |ii 11 *>"a- would I* * Slltlk uitli. ittl.it ii m1 Hon t r.i t ... , It.V. " |. - The ji out |ir*'<':iUtvoii being taken for th" "adi til ID'S th" :i vi. ti . ]> < -. :.;i v ; it; :iv to ulv.it com »• '•> s is the ' i ase tt ri •;* III v 1 s e a s o n k'lr t l i ' • l • ■ . <*i;.ii. t. M tufli* •vfi't) iif i ’ i" g ..<ov. (iii board, and a n d »,* v **; i t h Mi i w ( * ••w i l l n o t l i u r e a d y to induce capital to after a i( n ; t . <olnfi * r •* il was ih I- li'itt-v* Appili:' f" r b" v*ill draw, if of.lliv- till, nit the e.veri i- ' nf \iait ami to fu vptumodulc them. .No v boost.. . i> i liUMtltc l ' l)| <•11lilt I mi i-ot* ling I I possible for ti* we il’iitelyV ib1'ideil J'tal Lr I»»*. ' t I’*' *. in . i i ■r • w* would '* * < * upp<Mi>t"d a* A.--i-taot •upply iiid- j t i <I■:.t:> eb cli il to the l.iwvv »,*11}•!i. a.;<! tl ■ ; t.itU" «>( hi ...Jv,s vsi«ii tii- afrongI T *• >**-i—L o ilv-.f 'M iil-i bn- d - t'ir’1 * Vrfrr TTaT up in t tvv.i.isa. MicM.j In , ■ n i .sum. TT•at |- t',’. : oat why a hot>*l in State Health-Old er in charge nf.tlir li<)'i- pyi - n ii 11 mil.tr Minui h i, tiMltetl <•• place qpiui all American the UOard of Trade h<p» a nttynher. . I Fi.rf'-,! om — ft' I*. Uf MnTfsFT ■Hdi'lUlriP— rJnjV.idm-fil ITT Tm lr ■' - i there in.),.' It" nm'v lively'tilts Tin 1 all*' t plat • fur a f . c t ’ r udvam e. imrcljnnt vessels xullifig through the Hi* name Is F. J. McDaniel, and h« IsHrrit ; tl „• the ordinary.roinmer* State Hoard-of 4iealth..nnd that Dr. to the : .tint: Yif. lavmhem. Ill t h o 'lt setriuu probubl" I"' will Hot f'-t ithrred area an tirifml t":attl for fho Is a .wide awake *{Sanford' booster ■vitjv ' t v.i.ft hiildlng a.Jcil hut !•! nt v*i timi (if .tip* vc*xc|* ami the oveii though lie live* in Michigan. * •' ' .Id not justify the Miller would head the llureau- of caucus. %* Isv-f . |, *'200.000 to ^250.000 Medical Inrqiection aiid Sanitation ’i i tempi m p • ; ly will •n- will I;l|('lllpt II filft'br lll'.e up ^ lie live,* of tin* persons on hoard.."* * He hits absolute faith in Sanford's "Till* river i* ituvigablvt for ■ •' nome dnaw * of of •>»< houls throughout tli" slate. deavnr to have what legislation they Tigrl The liotitirntinii will be sent to future and writ'w llir.t when* it's all t v.i want here is the This is a matter which cannot be desire •muted early in t ic s.vty-day am.,11 tvaim r.'i imrlliw.ml .«* far ps (;,.r,miny b y the Swi*s legation here; said nnd -done the irott cross should i oi»ey, who it) willing settled until June fled, wh o the new seasimi, the.', knowing from 'experi­ Mosul, (early 260 mil'**. Turkish Whether ‘other neutral nation* will ho passed td IDtlt Ilollj'.'ln appreci­ 1*0 Kill; t i |,:irj with il in order Slat*? Hoard of Health will he com­ ence that delays are dangerous, es­ rt'sistnnre on this. lino will he af- admit armed shift* to- their ports is a ation of his* continual hammering I J p'tuii t!.i- particular .relief he is missioned and make thicr appoint- pecially in am h matter*. It seems fecli'd by the rate’ of progress of'th e question for them to decide hut it is for a bigger, better Sanford. . • ’* l|*, *irig in I iuridu. You will find munts. to he in the co'negiistia of opinion Russian columns moving .toward* said here no objections will he made. • Board of Trade lute registers: Mesopotamia. I>r. Miller has just returned'from tliat the proposed state w ide prohi' "iw-tenths qf that class of Holland, the only neutral known to Jno. F. Greyson, Detroit, Alfred Tallahassee where he went to ac­ lotion hinomiincnt will lit*- sub­ | e“ri' ti ii.ti.it upon a golf course. .The ctiluinnn operating from Kum- have barnd an urtfit'd ship will siaml Renter and wife, Westfield, N. J., ndun and Snkkiz, .still are far short iihine, R is believed. H the j *iipll« „ f Hanford agree company Dr. Cox for the pyrposo of mitted. • • ____ * » , » A. IL Peterson, Jamestown^ N. Y., taking up n few mutters with the of the point* where they stood Inst The government did not wish to I * a goldf club is a desirMr. and Mrs. Flynn, who have spring when the llritish were halted make it r|ear.whether it was-manda- J. C. Grimm. Cincinnati. Mra. Chns, L * *■ lul*itu*n and one that would Governor, and has advised this of­ Camp, Hockanutn, Conn., O. W. to "‘ wngthen our hands in fice that on Wednesday." March Nth been here for sovcrul months man­ ut Hut Kl Aptara by Gen. Town- tory for ull American vessels to have Commons, Richmond, Ind., W. S. .. . ... _ L ‘p ? ,0 interest capital in u local he and l>r. Cox •will start lor Wash­ aging the Skating Kink leave today send’a surrender. Ragdatl. however. arms, or if they might sail without ,, Previously thc Calloway. Washington. D. C.. W. Q I. ^T‘l ‘ Hord me great pleasure ington, I). C., for a conference with for Gainesville to open* a skating Is reported to lie the point front whir them if desired. Royster, Lincoln, Ohio. S. P. Stripe, L, ""rvfS'.s free of charge in the Surgeon-General of the United rink in that city. Devotees of skat­ i* reported tt» Ip* the point from navy department* under its policy of Ft. Wa>vne, Ind., L .' S.' Mayhray, which the Turkish defense was sup­ States Public Health Service, ing regret their departure. silence on such •questions * had re­ I 1" t l" hutp| projects just na I Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. plied am) its loss* may weaken the fused a ruling. , Dr. Cox bus been practicing .med­ Lull' ' nit 1,1 malt,‘r °f H*e golf Ottoman resistance and faeilitato the Safe lllowers Again The navy department's position is Coleman, Portland, Miss Alary Deicine nt Hrooksville, Fla., fur many nons; St. Louis anti Mr. nnd Mrs. Yeggs hleyr the safe itr the Tav­ Russian advance. that it will equip with arms ull ships that *l distinctly understood yenrs. having been « surgeon of tin1 W. N. Brown, Nashville. Enver Pasha, Turkish minister of whose owners apply to it. ares postoffice last week, securing »-ii. n' ' ,ll<‘r *nor «ny ono connected Atlantic Coast Line Ituilwuy Com­ $100 in cush und a large amount of war, is quoted ns describing the Permission for rh-aranco of thc After u stuy of two weeks in San­ di;!, 1 lurtheranco of tho golf pany and from the reports received movement in Mesopo­ French liner Rornhtnhrau of New ford, Mr. and Mrs. Askutn of Mil­ They made their escape Turkish nt this office wo are satisfied that he stnmjts. torcfi'V 0 r" " ' v'' remuneration or after a chase in which they eluded tamia ns a strnlegir retreat nnd de­ York, the first belligerent merchant­ ford, Conn., have returned to their IJjy" 4,1> kind. 1 nin dedicating will muke the state u most flllclent claring that military relations are man to arrive in an American har­ home. "Sanford for mine next sea­ i.i v r;'n'* absolutely freo and executive of the health department. Morris Gains, a liveryman of Tav­ likewise indlcing a drawing in of the bor with guns mounted fore and.aft, son." remarked Mr. Asknm, "h u t I ares. ly °ul ' xI"‘ctaiion of gain iir any At any rate, we wish to extend to The first attempt to blow the safe Turkish front in Persia towards wus today granted hy the state de­ want to- see some improvements, so him our congratulations and best partment which rub's thnt the Ro­ I can bring some friends along." k. reply to a question propounded wishes for n clean, progressive ad­ evidently was a failure. The noise Kermanahah. awakened Sheriff Smyth who dressed On the Frnnro-Relgiun front each cha mhcuu as a passenger carrying Dr. Neal and Hon. llower advise ministration. . tion°i ' ,* »ay that the loraund.went down to the hank to see dny brings new# of some active oper- vessel plying* usual routes was n that the following gentlemen have Dr. Hiram Ilyrd, for many years fh l ,h" Rolf clul' u “ *l^tail which if anything hud been i(i*turhed there. utio of more importance tjian a peaceable merchantman, entitled to been added to their list us expert id* ;;nl'n " kherhselv.es mdst dc- was the first assistant State Health He did. not think of the poStoflire, putrid encounter or a raid. No sus­ tnke adequate precaution# against tellers of 'gutor stories, plant life, • > °nly interest is jti its suc- Officer under Dr. Porter and i* a « Co 11 att— tained offensive on u large scale by ifiegnl attacks. but finding the hank.jfl.n ft undis­ etc.: lio n .'G e o . DcCottes, Arthur r vj here located. national authority on public health. turbed. condition, i^turm d home and either side, however, has yet been Undoubtedly the Rochamheau rul­ Yowe||, L. P. McCuller, Mayor Da­ »'• should he nhle to It is to he hoped that he can he se­ again retired, to lie awakened later inaugurated. Today’s rejtort of in­ ing will lead to a general.policy of vison and Councilman-. Hoy Symes, 1P»v 4|f " Ul ,nern‘,Pr»»»ip sufifeient cured by the new administration in by another explosion. • tensive fighting come* from Paris, pluririg .arms on the forward parts of Tourists should he all means sec ono the same capacity. »d / ^ ! '"* rUarges and the proW hile the sheriff was drrssing he reporting more French successes in vessels. Ft was thought she was s"iit of the above gentlemen while in San­ Dr. Miller who is n native son °«rivtj riVr,i fr-°,n hon-residents, received a telephone message from . th" ( luitttpagti" wht'rt* gains are be- into port largely u* a test of this ford for .authentic data that needs lioki-r *f* rou,J Lie applied ns a needs no introduction to the people ■ to retire the* bonds, to of this section. He has made health Mr. Gulps who had heard thV sec­ ing effected in the.region of Muisons government's policy. It is ussumed stretching. dC Champagne. that other entente merchantmen will Black Hand society meets every dub ,.V.' s ll"'. profits from tho nnd sanitation and medical inspec­ ond explosion and got into the street ,l*kaurant. in time to truck the robbers several follow, suit. tion his life work nnd know* it prob­ Wednesday. • Ne’w Exchange Opens ably better thun any man in Flor­ blocks before thpy got away. Did you see, "Where Are My It is believed that‘ thin is the same Mrs.*R. S. Davies will open ah ida. That he will make good, goes Mr. 7.eh' Ratliff was called to hildren." A fine picture and ono tncV*'d, ' m ,' lrmn ,,,lM ntr* [feta n ji ' . 12.— Kmuciatcd without saying nnd the work will he gang that robbed the hank ut Day- exchange in the Howard real estate Lakeland on Sunday by the illness tlbit will place Liggett purodics on ffice Wednesday (tomorrow) and it 1 of his sister. *,n'onment and serious lack done thoroughly and systematically. tona, securing 115,000. woman kind where they belong. A *i" t t.i .1 t rutip .if joiing men *>ii't ii t.inti o\ti |r.im «•rlamlo on ! .< 11 <0 . t •I I'. Sunday t i \i.*i! (.-•• nd' in Sanfonl that 1 O I III* t • . f l .v. I. d 'ire Me-sr--. Ilarrultl S-twart. Ar•.ii. - ui tie house, lluvt grovvry t-otii't rn hece ait o u t- o il bail itiur Williams, Arthur Lowering, Mi-s Maud •Ainu Wagmr »' litc I'm .in. a >ltrewd woman charged with sningglityg-tlivf. cltro* Fred lirno-hc und Mr, Hammond. gu<: ; of MM 1CuiIt Kole-rl* (*»r sev­ Mis- Nt politician nml pr.u til ing alt trney i»f |miim ters frvvm the two (lermatt eral .days. ... * Jacksonville, has anplit il to Itint r.s |ships'. tlov’vrnment neonts are not Private si •r-t. tb" -’ ll ak'r. ,-ri i! ii *! •' * 1 •<! ' • d •< of L i..i • i IN SANFORD • •- m iiflairs. The opening nf the Party Shop will he from d to ti tomorrow nnd sample sandwiches will he given PR ESI DENT B R () R E I N OF to the ladies. Hveryhody welcome. TAMPA BOARD OF TRADE ——f— p « . •• . * l‘f Rif, ,1'iT'* ' ■■|-“ *n"1 —-M i- ||t|" -n »TT"'Trr TtTTt!tTT7 miller's Ifl- "mrtiTtrPTl STTreVTl c o m littop's h a v e so that wilUyoir.i. before the huu«is and aonate immcdlat'ly after t*hpy are nrrjcnijted on April d. With the j ledge* of all the hold . |j • , Seru.tos J. It. I ilrj' i'n i- ;,.>n»red the , f tlm n ttuie. electton of (ir»riilr >:\t, t 'i*' stnaii Although ti;" 1,1 vi ! ' 1 hi* tli t*Jrt f" r ' BOARD TRADE BIG MEETING COURT HOUSE M • 1! * AMERICA GIVES NOTICE ARMED SHIPS *♦ |1 - flD . , J �■mm i ----- — in* THE SANFORD HERALD houses are all exart duplicate* and Oven the ivy on the little church at the end of the little street is accord­ ing to on otigimll photograph. re made by lis friend is I," the new idle. Car*he role of nrrlficc and * ehurmim; ilnrly picas, intensity. '*• unhiding lid Muriral personality that haa made him entrusted with the instilling into her famous. The entire casot was select­ heart of the principles of culture. ed with Infinite rare and the result The comic and .near tragic 'results has hcon the premiere phpto play uf of this effort to force education—and the season. . ' a husband—upon the incorrigible ^ The Lyiie Theatre will show this Fill beggar description.' The revolt picturo on Monday, March 12, the which is Instituted by Fill ranks Ostrirhe. This wholly delightful high in the annals o f personal revo­ management of the theatres wishing and entertaining story will be lutions, both in pirturesquenesa'and truth; and this, in the majority of to announce at this,iime that do dno shown at the theatre on Friday. efficiency. Needless to say Kill cir­ instances was impraefirnh " A few ar­ under seventeen years of age will he cumvents nil efforts to deflect her* rests followed ‘the first violations. admitted unless with 'their parents ‘ ‘ A .Square Deal” . These have ended. Today th e 'law The Lyric Theatre has secured from her chosen path. is mure or less *u dead Jet ter. for showing on KFriday the latest “Mabel Tallafrrr Tuesday World Picture Brady Made, “ A . But nevertheless the truth is only “ Quadrangle" of Love is shown in Square peal.” in which are seen too nppnrent that the homes where "A Wife- by Proxy." j Cnrlyle Blackwell ami June Klvidge stalwart, healthy, well poised nil'll In the new, Metro Itolfe wonderI and a notable cast including Henry and women might be produced arc play ." A Wife by Proxy," which Hull and Mureil Ostrirhe. "A childless, and the homes where pov­ Mabel Tnllaferro, the star, figures in Square Deal” tells a particularly en­ erty, disease and depravity exist arc a "quadrangle" of love and Intrigue. tertaining story 6f Bohemian life. lems of birth rontrol. Two years overcrowded .with puny deficient The Jour ■characters in the "quad­ The scene is laid in McDougn! street, ago the Wisconsin legislature enact­ children. rangle" are: "A mnn without a soul; the famous little thoroughfare in the ed n strict eugenic law, requiring all Every possible phaso of this world an adventuress, a young mnn whose heart of New York city where so prospectike bridegrooms to secure Tfortuno and happiness are the Bpoils many famous authors and artists a doctor's certification that they, Interesting problem is' adroitly and sought for, ami a witty, clever little delicately presented in that newest liavo their homes. The story tells of were free from contagious or infec­ and most impressive ihustcrpiecc immigrant girl, "Jerry," who battles tious blood diseases. from the hand of America’s greatest with great odds and wins nut in the Violations were endless from the woman director, Lois W eber., finish in u manner that is startling. very beginning.- There was an in­ "W here Ar^ My Children?" * aside Miss Taliaferro, as the little im ferred, stigma many refused to ac­ from tho serious p ro te in it exploits, migrant transplanted to a ' great cept. Some evaded the issue by is a wonderful dramatic triumph American city is confronted with common law- marriage*, declaring Tyrone Power ns the District At- problems which she solves by slmthemselves mnn and wije in the presplicity,. a nd truthfulucaa. Always en cc„o f witnesses,— Others nutetlv alert and keen nbout protecting the FnttrTHi’ ncIsTii Boh e ml a. o the rwlse and ready wn i, v powerful love. » r.nd-a ttotattff •* V• 11i t\ • f. ' i ' .. I • •• * *' \ .' • l E T O N tr a iT • -■ i ' »Ik', T* * / , F O R H U M A N IT Y 'S S A K E Y O U S H O U L D S E W EDNESDAY I'cnrl White in “ Pcafl of the Army” TKrcc R f d Feature ahd n G o o d Comedy C O M IN t March 2.’!rd April 2ndMusic by Lyric Orchestra ticket is declined the. winning mint•bee—and—Pit:—rri|r|t'i;fy f'otin7* iiito poucriion of a fortune. Thereupon Cartouche deridc-x that she must he educated and made a "'lady," much .to tier dirgust, for tin' little girl has sincere dramatic aspir.itjon* pnd .is in love with Cartouchu despite the veteran’s efforts to assume a very stern and fatherly attitude toward lusr. ^ * ■Little Fifi is bundled protestingly oil to the home of Lbui* Boureet, u mfldel young man whose mother is u ra m o u n t S T A R THEATRE) PROGRAM rriday—paramount presents Marguerite Clark in "The Fortunes of Fifi" • Saturday—Big live reel feature full of thrills und excitement. Monday — Paramount pnaents Blanche Sweet in "Those Without Sin."----- _ . * Tiiesday — M e tr o presents Mablo Taliaferro in "Wife By l’roxv." ' Concerts Nightly by Wilherington and. Houser.. Matinee Daily al 3:15 Children? A Modern Bible Town H um anity’s Most Pow erful W eapon Against the Pre­ meditated Destruction of the Unborn. Sensational, Powerful, Dignified and a Distinct Revelation to all the World. Picture that every~Man and Woman should see. der 16 not admitted unless accompanied by their parents. .’ makes the sarriiire that L o( her, and the scheming of the venture** i. thwarted. Unlikordinary problem, which conf* the newly arrived Immigrant. tl* which Jerry has to solve j, one . JJ in the home where she .,.|iv|Rr '] concerns the welfare of hi r , mpW — for whom she holds tt . ' McDougull street. New York, decide to stiek together through thick anti thin. Sooner than any of them expcct uni-, n C tlicin.i 4-puL.ta.lhu Tiie manner in'which lie proves hi* friendship i* iih startling ns it is unique.' For a time his actions are misunderstood by • his friend for whom he has acted, but eventually it |* understood and everything comes out happily. This is tho foundation on which a particularly plrasJug photoplay culled - "A Squa.c D«-aI," ha* been ronrtr: cted by World IJjctur** Br.tily Made. Tin*' him Mil be shown at the Lyric Theatre on I rid .'/ .ml n. tr-tt > of Marguerite < lark at the Hint Tonight "Snow White" Mbs Clark the ride of the dHiglilfid p r ir - * - - i \ l o f - (...ill in lor P R O G R A M M man she loves, little 1 W II. by P r o x y *| „, *» miration and stirs the heart The scheming of the advent.,. (Sally Crute) is we„ p, ** her purpose and that of h-r . * * ** in crime, while evident !* * encc is not known by ••J,fr..J ~ * young Burbeck (Robert Walk*, til It hua advanced to . ,, “8' maljea "Jerry's” task •to* ThH,! ^ almost a hopeless Hut t\ith dogged ,| , Children un­ �I THE SANFORD HERALD BOY™ He left here to join the Canadian troops: London, Jan, 7.— I have Men •pending part of this Sunday after noon with a boy who, like myself, was raised under the ministry of •% » Alexander McCIlntock la Promo Marse Henry Wattersion in the blue ted lo Lieutenant and Decorated grass region of Kentucky. Madame, tho wife of tl\e American Ambas­ (From N « York Times) sador, who^takes a deep daily inter­ - r Tho-foUox«*g» from-ftrt" war'Ttrr^ est Irr these boys from home, told mapumteirr of the New York Time* me about him. In Ward K 4 of will bo intoreatfng to Sanford people. King George's Hospital he is a num­ Mr.‘ t McCIlntock was here about ber— 177,fl7H. In Fayette county twelve months as the guest of hi* Ky.. he is Alexander McCIlntock. aunt, Mrs. Hayes and was well His home is that loveliest of all known to many Sanford citizens. human habitations, a blue grass farm. The place is called Longridge, and it is on the Lexington, Mays villa turnpike. His father and mother are at Longridge waiting for him. They belong to* the Breckin­ ridge clan. Before I went to the hospital I recalled that a grandson of John C. Breckinridge has recently come hero to do some work in tho embassy. I culled him up and he went with me. So the afternoon in our part of King George’s Hospital was a kind of old Kentucky home reunion. Wo found Sergeant McCIlntock precisely what a Kentucky boy ought t» Ios PeHrapir'trtnTrc sanv* limestone that makes the blue grass:j lomething puts love of light Into the typical Kentuckian. Hero in farLondon .lay. liii*. bright-uy**dr well setup boy of 1M, a l>it of shrap­ nel still in his Jhitfh hone, though the big piece had been rut out. smiling us lie related his adventures apt! game for more of the same. “ Why did I go in?" in- utjkcd bark. "Oil, I wanted lo go in from the first.". INTHETRENCHES Mareh’ 9, i-jjj While in Florida See the Ready-to-CuItivate Farms of the Seaboard Railway in ighlands Twelve months’ 'growinff season, some crop ra\dy for market every month. Never very hot or very cold, climate healthful. Pasco County Highlands produce vegetables at time prices nm highest; com, hny rind other staples on*same land later in season. Year-round grazing; livestock. *hmV3* Hne profits; dairying nnd poultry raising yield b i g returns Oranges nnd grapefruit o f best quality ripen when dem-uid is greatest nnd prices are highest. Prepared by Business Men of Dade Cily; Sold by Seaboard on Easy Tfr(ns Hanker* and business men have pre­ pared these farms to attract Industri­ ous settlers; the Seaboard Is selling them to Increase Its tonnage, and em­ ploys farm experts to help buyers succeed. Heal farms, 40 acres and. up. .part of each Just clenre.1 , fenreil. . house, barn, well; fresh Krn,\* t „ v ptas. dozen chickens. Near thru r town: good roads, schools, chunl , Prices now give purchasers henrH- nt valJo Increaaes that are sun- to C0TO(, Your Chance is Here to Make Money in Frail Growing and General Farming The Seaboard, with tracks covering because of unexcelled fertility, f4V, r. heart of Florida's farming territory, aide conditions and culerpr!»li . following policy of extending lines and operation of huslnrss men an i 1 service In ndvnnce of development, la In ers or Bade City, county j,i »• touch with conditions all over the Slate. spirit nnd nccompllahed jin-pamI'acco county wns selected by general1 assure newcomers success m,,i |, development department for colonizing ness from the very etnrl. Gel the Fads Today-Don l Delay; These Farms are Selling H flood lands nnd One climate are found In other desirable sections but nl.l over Florida, tho wonderful. Wlno- wjtl It lie able to present great ly bought land tn almost nny part wfll than rledil now ready tn TV, ",T pay wall—Hot now-held In Florida are ' Tend today for fro,. copy conditions more attractive than In Magaxine, lornis,* pzlces. d. t I'asco for gulck returns from agricul­ 6co the land yourself Take ture nnd large Increases hi value. Trt of prevent opportunity to pmk« , future Seaboard will offer farm lands Itoor purchase, Write today to ________ B.-L. 1IAMNER, Cmrrsl Development Agcut, Seaboard Air Line Railway Company, 9M Royiter Bldg., Norfolk, Virginia. %wd&t Jacksonville office, =04 West IUy pi., W. II. Harrison. Jr.. Ass t 4. V t p. Mays, Ass't Dev. Agt. In charge’. . Dade’d ty office, Dade City tit. I. * Tampa office. Hillsboro Hotel lllock, 8 Q. Llndcrbeck, l>. P. A. In charge. a/Us Millions of housewives know this is tho truth— they realize tlio cost of a tingle bake-day failure. That’s why they stick to Calumet. That was all the why* he knew. He was operated on ut Botien late ! in November and shortly afterward tln-rtt to canto to me, pointing my germs ami malaria. Tboro is ali brought to London. He is conva- rev nicer at them to ntako thorn *tep ways glass of rum just liefori’ you 1 lesrent now and I , t h a t lo- will lively, I h<-y put mo on a rubhor go over tin- top. As for sloop, wo He cm the safe side— avoid disJit* allow' d to j-pbiol i hi- L .:m ,il be­ .boot an^tt part tod mo Hct* miles to |don't havo it. in tin' ordinary sonso eppoinimcmi — uie Calumet next baketw een being able to walk nnd being . Lozier' Mv wound was not vory i of the word. It is more liko ratday—l>c sure of uniform results—learn lit for tren.ii duty in •ho I nitcil painful, except when i was shaken happing. / Snntf of the men try to why Cilunut Is the most economical to buy ami to ire. It's pure in the J Stales. Jle would just love lo go by my carriers. T y hey dropped me woo sloop in their funk holes, but can—pure in the baking. Older now ! buck to Lexington for a few weeks a couple of times when they ducked after my experience trying to dig ItrCrleriJ Itlcbrst before taking a hand in the drive in the sin-41 holes to escape the fire. ' one up I gave it up. The maximum Award* that is going to make Fitz homesick. l'hat hurt." of bathing is "one bath a ‘ fftonth, w.wcwi r..i What would add to the in t'rest of a I# lUf fl t*mmJ "W hat is the spirit of the German with a t'hattgo of underwear." Csm. trip home is that the King lias hist soldier as olio-rvotl iv vottr Amor Ml this story the young K«-n’ giv n him a medal for -going into i art ey I asked l it:- It to I vs 11 fi a lively si-reo of ! the ti*-rt> ai lire u» bring in two . nmr and a t wnil |o in hit eye 11»■ "Tin• dow iiheart" i w. u ob'd i *-h \ I m . i to:;••• n.t -eeu.i*d to have a pretty good feel­ S Otnitu til!* -i\ i- h:i- d» pri-^v 11. is “ liorlty to liecotne u* l.n-titenant. G'-rman soldn-rs, though excellent in ing,* on- the whole, for the German W*- asked tin- questions, Mr* many rospdeta will not fight at dose soldier, whom ho always spoke of as Clititoek answered them and this is He told the story of the range. Just Indore i was wtmndod, "F rits." the story: prisoner to whom an English soldier when my lot got to the first trench, "On Oct. 2 1 , north of I’oziere?, on there were about thirty’ Gertnan’ sol- «atd. “ You are on your way to Kng, the Somme, my battalion 'went »,y»-r d’o-rs in it. Ail of them hold up iuitd. too.'' tin* top' after nine cuuntor assaults i heir ■hands, excepting one olficer, *'Yes." replied Fritz, wi t fi a n t-h*’ t rtiian" ‘ Wi' gttt I,* fit*' who was living he -n nil urm* at a of i ontii ri'ii-imi, " h u t I h a v e ina ( rcm h. i. o' t In- in** t - l.i- very liscly rate, I l u l l tb o na t> fa o- r'-tiiro tii'kot S Otlt t her* and »i • tayi-d 'lit •re til'd of llU> <l|,l-t j| g ilrat oliicer ia tiro S'Tgeatil M*riintoel; was \er> -eight ho nr-. *1 In- lir-t ! tiack. I never foiittif (oil w h e th e r proud of hts ( ‘ .ii'adiaic tnd \m»T it h .t i a! Jd It be. !-,>• died or not but h stovpnil *' 1 ■ \VI O I- t h " 1 " . t d d ii't k * at o in t h ire-,, h a lid tile'll (i1!.'" ,.i i..„y i;n> ni as w outided I ttj.x m ’U w was ill.-" M at* p-uj-b* - iy tic* Auvtr.ili j tided -It ■ ■i I. .li d 11 ini d'-ii lilii- ward, who ,,-e n-.t.,ii.'y a .(hr o devil Lai. • In- fo u rth w in h wav n ine.; " M ost of | h » t from—nr.rf _t*tc*T TTa r e tin Fr* in h —- ~hmt*"thrr *'!id-. .,fi-| i i-uiit'-r attai-1 ■»; F r itz lias th e r:-r.,’o <*nnadj . n< je .-d *** afr.'i'l .fhof I li <i 1 !if« lii1. HIMi V it <| t •-.{ till. ( A I trenches, i-ni (ha* r« ing ftit rt )i . -I I" Ut til 1134, J,,l|tll* || 111 w In re n i* i • tr it \\l,<-ri ' w c.Pt. T ik e t»i I- : -I dow n |■rr : re t. i b♦ et* **TJ 1T.I4• r - I' ii g li'-A Id llt fl sotl.e lie t,II.I'C utiollief, I Canadians are tilin’. *mr a h "V l‘l* iiluive nnd ■ itiintt i l l ' (ivriiiati a w a y . b u t in i Novetjthor the gr.-Mtnd the best." tn-rche ! . • ! <* t.ut hitnj In the nature *if thitivA a good d'e-al from our own i gvl outt ui tlle'.t ;h | v*-ii l ti r*' all . AI- hill!ii-r a \ Itill We i nn'i Pay right. At t:iu a. m on N’nv. 1S JI a rtille r y liri . IT’s piirt of tho git mo] A ten- year .old hoy m j rh'^ird ti At 2>(h >arr|s t-iuiv-crtt.tlion :;1 nut certain bill- to I" n 't 1 e helped wo .again rut. o v r r f fii-him] a t :ir- l a n d r. go. Th« .00 nf lis U ill) UI',-1- left M.' (fill i- in el.otp as wo go forward p ,id . and .coneeixed the idea of rr.Jin tin- first attack in October gut v*i a« not to get hit try the hurr'agt |making out a -hill for Iris owif serChcapaiuibigcon U*l.bi -I’ tv.-ilcixtlomii through and stayed in tire second ,\\ iu-iv we are wjtitin 10 ytfrds of the j vices: So the next morning In* laid save you money. C. In- i-1il- r t —h'aPure ■line, of trenches. I u:rs in charge of German trench nnd when th" bar­ Id* Ntatciucnt of aciziunt on his "'-I Dt supedor to • .r r.JlUand «<ela. tlie second w ave, known as the rage wliii'li Iiuh been keeping up a mother's, lip'akfast plate: { ‘ mopping up* wave. The Irrst wnvo lively->4ire, half of It ahrupnel, BO a* .." M ot her owes _.Willia.Jm*-*^isT»vm^|— doesn't -.stop, hut tire M-c.itnl iimL tn Uiako-Kiita-.ke*'ft-hii bend~dtrwTT^ coal six times, twenty cents; for succeeding ones have details to at­ the very serotid the hnrrage get* up bringing water lots of Urn's, thirty tend to. 1 got through tho first lino we have got to make u rush for it.” cents; for going ten errands, fifteen of * tronehek, but as , 1 was going to Uis mother read the bill Sergeant MeClintoek «ai«l fiiat iti cents." # the second I stopped at a shell hole 1 u* battalion •fib per rent* were citi­ but sa id . nothing about it. That where four men, confused by the zens of the United Staten, many of evening Willie -found on Ids plate firing and unt-ertuin what to do, wore them burn Kngliah. lie thought ,the syventy-five cents and also an­ ;ly!ing. I bad just time.to on-dr thorn that a Itout 10 per cent were native other bill which read as follows: forwurd when 1 got a piece of shrap­ born Americans. He said that it "W illie owes his mother for ’ his n e l in my thigh. I had the four was generally understood and ac­ happy home for ten years, nothing; m en-go on, and I •luy in tho shell cepted that there were 10,000 native- for Ills food And clothing, nothing; hpje, where 1 bandaged myst’lf. • I born Americans lighting in the ar­ fo r nursing him through a long ill­ didn't Jose ronsciousm>s, anti after mies* of the Entente Allies. Mr- ness, nothing; total nothing." When two hours i saw a lot of German Ctifttock he deeply attached to his Willie saw the seventy-five cent* he soldier prisoners going h>* under battalion. was pleased. But when he read his guard, and 1 commanded four of "W hat is the worst tiling that you mother's .bill his eyes grew dim and his lips quivered. Then he took the met will)?" he was asked. "T he dead ones," he replied. money to his mother, threw his "T he ground is full of them. I have arms about her neck anti begged counted ns many as sixty-two lying that she would let him do lots’ of unburied in .a ten minute walk. things for her. Mother's bill is rarely presented Once, In a trench, when I was dig­ All-Steel Electric-Lighted Train hut it will pay each person to think ging a funk hole, L -struck two' corpses. Usually they are* thrown in it out and over for himself and then shell holes and covered up. It's not pay it in love and service. — Ex­ Run - Parlor Observation Car. Lv Jacksonville... A P L 9.00 PM much use- burying. The shells kick change. Compartment nnd DrawIng-IVoom Lv Wsycross......... A T I * 11.05 PM them right up. Sometimes wo tried Sleeping Cur* Jurksuuvillu lo Chi­ A rA lb an y ............. A C L 2.3 5 AM But Few Do. to make a bayonet into a cross for cago. Lv Albany............. C ofG 2.40 AM It Is a wise man who knows when an officer, but it doesn’ t stay long. Drawing-Boom S le e p in g C a r LvA m erlcus ____ C o fG 3.40 AM he has made a fool of himself.—Life. A shell seldom hits a trench, but Jacksonville to St. lamia. LvCtrium but___ C o fG 6.10 AM when one dot's laud it stilrtn notin'Lv Opollka ......... C o fG 7.10 AM Free Reclining Chair Cara Jncktiling. I saw a five and nine-tenths Ar Birmingham . C of G 11,55 AM soiivdlo to Chicngo, St. Lmiia and she)!, a ‘coal box’ as we call It, hit Lv Birm ingham .. 1 C 12.15 PM Cnrbondalc; largo and easy high backed seats. t( trench and kill three 'men. \v<A r C airo ......... M G 10.45 PM Ar Carfaondale I 11.58 PM couldn’ t gather enough of those Baggage jm d Seat Car JitcksonvLllo to Chicago. three men to fill a boot. A r St. Louis.......... M C 7.20 AM Ar 53rd S t. 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Any product bearing t!ic name CERTAINTEED will measure up on all of these points. These arc cold facts. Ceriain-teed Certain-teed ”*» R o o fin g Taints and Varnishes is the efficient type o f roof.' ft' is suitable for factories, office buildings, farm buildings, c;c. Tor residence i: it made in slate surfaced chinglcs. are good, dependable products made by expert paint m i, end guaranteed to give sat faction. They are sold at a price which would not be pm.cible if we depended upon an exclusive paint organization to market cur product. •CERTAIN -TEED coxts Kv* to buy, less-to lay, and lc?$ per year of life. CERTAINTEED is light weight, clean, sanitary, and fire retardant. It -will not dty out and is vveathef-tight. The enormous resources of Ccrtain-tced Products Corpor­ ation, and its extensive organization for distribution of CER­ It is made in three thicknesses — but only one quality— the best. It is guaranteed 5,10 or TAIN-TEED products, make it possible to take advantage of every economy in buying, _ ^ yw * acc^dtnff t^hickne'is -* o n u k c t u r m g (1, 2 or 3 ply). * !!« * .- This guarantee is backed by the largest manufacture of pre­ pared roofings-and building papers in the world. Even the professional painter can afford to use CERTAINTEED paints rather than to mix his own. . Uncertainty is eliminated,u;aste and left-overs avoided, and quality is assured. If you are building, or need a new roof,, it will pay you to investigate CERTA IN -TE E D before deciding upon anytype of roof. For sale by dealers, everywhere. Whether you do your painting or employ a professional painter, your interests will be best served if you insist on CER­ TA IN -TE E D paints antSvarnishes. CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS CORPORATION Caocrml Roofing Mfg. C o , Gregg Varnish Co* Mound City Paint & Color Co.. Nsw Ywtr Chi rA,a gSr-t-H PHUbursW MUwoaka* CisciauU £*»*V Cltf 9.4U1. C**>4 R.pmI, Nuhiltl. Oululk Undcm PUUd.lphl. D«troil N.w OrI.ABA lodi.napolla I .!. Salt Lska City S.H__ Sria.r 8 t Lettl. Ball.t. Lo* Ans*!.. AlUnls Beilis M.lo.t fruwjM* .IBB.AP-U. chm.nd J li.roaa utt:> tuns Ja»l Wh»l Uw Nim, Im,lire Comfort Cottage Ilumdikc- - Comfortable • Convenient O PEN FOR TH E SEASO N Corner of Magnolia Atomic and Fourth Street f manualimainmiiuj inunat ibwwwu4 ATLAN TIC COAST LINE RAILROAD HI m JB. m A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You ■ IM sU .. * r . . r' �I w.- H^h 9. 19«T WANTED! the s o u t h l a n d Old dlags at The Herald Of­ fice. They must be Clean. 2* -I Cents Per Pound. ALL-STEEL ELECTRIC-LIGHTED TRAIN 1 f a Oe s e v e n THK SANFORD HERALD Chicago, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Grand U Rapids, Cincinnati and Louisville L’ wCkcro*r u Tilton ......... If All*n% • l » ‘ W L A ? ! £ £ « ! ! > Vital *, l!d nn»l f ' S d S S u i.’ K S S d fS p i* ft Cincinnati-. - - . . i, . , 0 ’ ACL (’.SAP ( , ((((} LAN i, ,v N LA N N l’cnn I .* N CHAI Oll&l !**>n Penn Pullman SlcepInaCarunml (Vim- • pur Imeat OlncrvntloiV Cur fc. 10.30 PM Ntnyilli* la l liii hji»; ,|irk-divilli- (,i 12.40AM j,58 AM llnh.in,ijx'ln iviil.<iiii*i\ilji i iii|[~iiii'i^. ‘ 7.18 AM imnry mil 11 , .10 n tn t tl'** t<* 12.29 PM ClcVt'Inlnl ivi;l L’llti lllli.itt)' .in.| 3.29 PM Jnrkmmvi|lu to limnd l!:i|.i.h (\u 9.00PM Liiximiuti) H'iiii-ivii>lily, Inivint JockeonviUo Mondays ami Tburmlnys 2.00 AM 9.00 PM Thoroughfare Coaches, Jacksoo11.59 PM Villo lo Chicago; Imgcuca tunl m at rnr 2.00 PM Jnrkwinvillo lo Cinminatf; lanto nn.l 11.59 PM K.its;iU« iriolichu.l. 7.45 AM . ou«y . hyi-liatki'.l . A*roielnnati. . . l’cnn 11.30 PM Dining Cara nerving nil meals N’ri j K u n d . . : Penn 7.45 AM /-.vice a la carte. • ATLANTIC C O A S T LIN E SOUTH' RAILROAD ..TUO IT AN DA R D RAILROAD OF THt SOUTH" THC •TANDARD 320,817 Have been built and actually delivered to retail buyers since August 1 , 1916. These figures—320,817—represent the actual number of ears manufactured by us since August 1st, 1916, and deliveredJ>y„our agents to retail buyers. In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the nd, please do not nsk The Herald for information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and if Wu do u o—aro—nut-alluw eU -lo-give out this information. Simply write; a letter and address it as per in­ structions in the ad. J. O. KIRKLAND DIVISION AAatlNQIK a(4( NT a c TAMPA, FLA. Plant Peanuts-— Supply Scarce |V0 5; tin h, 1’n*- * IvrM V ■ I -■» l Wt» ti:r».I r. ':/ . J jnrt Collon Sm| ---„ , ,j j- "I.'" Hu.hrl I'ruJIItc Flint Sci*I Cum tnj.t t . i' i V-sn M laf^ 1I !•; " «*j iw'Tl ----Ihrt* * * l *--------Sat*:. tl .... r— Villi '■'•* 'R y-tritr-A iijuin CJuVGf1 {it |, l. >• I'*?" V.I ' man • jn |InI- of Sorghum* Ai larr Ki • •*n»lirtr»11r* Itruhlmm mi"I Iron Cum I - -j H,^ far t t*at» o ;Hr. T H E UN I V E R S A L C A R % All Local Advertisements Under This Heading THREE CENTS i Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 CentH. “ 1 * W. FHITOT .... rsaaiaaca aokmt .a, c. l. FLA. l£ 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (on D toiuo i»ron»**TiON, iu iu iii car rtc■trivATiona »OPL» TO AWT T7Chlr .QUIT Of *" J[J| ♦> eon This unusual full and winter demand for Ford ears makes it necessary for us to coniine the distribution of ears only to those agents who have orders for immediate delivery to retail customers, rather than to permit any agent to stocl; ears in an­ ticipation of later spring sales. We are issuing this notice to ii|X**idlng-buyers tiint they may protect themselves against delay or disappointment in securing Ford cars. If. therefojp, you are planning to purchase a Ford ear, we advise you to* place your ordur and take de­ livery now. s a i ,k Immediate orders will have prompt attention. * * ‘ D elay.in J/uying ul this time may cause you to*wait several monthsi 1 have for sale two tl/eprof safes *L"> |.Ii* Hi)? Mi Tii Ii. t..>. ;ti 2Sr in * lit 1 ta 1-4 4.Vr mi f* 1. t1 H* Mr •T»i im •'» II. 1»f I k i:, -Vi *w * It. fila ». •Mu. #t, rtin 5-1Ul, l.,ta 'J. ' Ha. I;.*•«» m 5-1lit 1 .t,» t urn 'Urvl V. t .tn. Iltr\ i. tor' pro•• irrtafrt- ’nt,. filof r.jfitld Nursery & Seed Co., Mr.niin ilo, Florida » at bargains, also, some second hand ! typewrite rs. M. P. Lipo. salesman | ’‘ Silent .Smith" Typewriter.* Over Ilowe£s.‘ drpg store. 57-tfc Enter your order today for immediate delivery with our authorized Ford agent listed .below and don't ho disappointed later on. For Kak Hegisiered Du roe sows with young pig-*. F. P. I»mt .J *■• * ‘fii-tfe •I'liipX: ItuniboUl ’ ll*.. . Tfutlnir Cir JK.ti. foupvtiii 1 ,0i Tuan I Af ti'Ji. Nr.Un till, (. •». fa. II,u»il. K (*. V. WILLIAMS ,r»''h it limit >hanging axles ED WAKi) II ICG INS Salesman A u c iil 1 t. j F ord M o to r C om pa n y V |n*rf**, | i haiige can be uiiide fn*m .«• ni. it U, .,,l to lif, a m i -I- < \■ i •; i " Adll r i tnkllti t . Tampa, Fir . OE POLISHES I . r, \,•t: r •M.t v', I'Ullllltll'tl. A "2 in 1 Shoe Poli*l»“ is made for every u»e. For B!.i{lc Shoe*. "2 in 1 Black" (paste) and "2 in 1 Black Combination" (j>n*lr hml liquid); for While Shoe*. “2 In 1 White Cake" (cake) and >'2 in 1 White Liquid" (liquid); forTan Shoes, "2 in ITan" (paste) ■and "2 in 1 Tan Combination** (paste and liquid). 10c B la c k —W h ite—T a n •F. F. DALLHV CO. o f New York, Inc. ■M For Salt Jersey llnfer. Enquire Harry WoliT, West Side, Sanford, ! fill- it p H a te s * |lo.\ % I «*pe Sat urd I . I i 'I t li* \!• i!tj..:ir<- • i i iri tii|.». It If •t| ■r ill! 1:1 c IItIit 'anfi.rd. Fla. fill- lie It C j u ’I Os Oonc. For Suit Heavy double buggy, j A Next York medlenl Joiirnnl tltinl.s Platform springs canopy top, leather It'till wrong for |ieopb> tit try It* mlnb jCj-ushions I'nuM I "* made a delivery ( tuizo thfir 'li .■piuir h-m - -Imply |iiI MIIV on \,:i~ -l|II.-r. (| to v|rvp |Wuguti Sanford Wagon Works. l|t|t little.. Iii i.iher. m inb the eilllor •_*:i-1 f ______________ w,ml*I i |Mi" .nite of In- lendetH i■ r.itehltlg and *liql lh> . .Jtii.ot ....... Ill- N ip.iIi'olfS I'.ir >ah W led •a. with * nets, ibnpl) l*> ►iitiiig up tun-. I*tt•1.. shipping li'h l*i:si lO c Duffato, N. Y. Q U I C K - H A N D Y — L A S T IN G b o a ts and launeKi- C. L. Vincent -Itt-tf SANFORD CYCLE CO.! A'vv.iys fir.iturrtl Yu Liilei l» ■ *• ii. I .Le ' ..liipli le W hue W. atitl'Ut> ■. ■ <'hr,11.*il Hi- nll)ioi|1 lie linut,. .1 I jii- 'I - Iiell gnl strain of Canada win re vigorous niri|»iliM New * rbifdi*- are mi.-ud * uti-St .tilt. Ili'Jlt ) layers. Hutching eggs and Baby 115 P A R K A V F .M E :« Dialer I* i♦ » * * ♦ o 'In C hi*. Booking n r i h t s now. F. I*. 'S t r o n g . Brook*»vi!h\ Tla d l-tte I.F.GA1. ADVF.HTISINfi BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUPPLIES \U ’*or Sale—One Internutnin d truck Sn]K, at Vpptli,»ll.in (ui I «i lli'i J l ml, f Thoroughly overhauled and pnint'i s. .iM,ii h |if r t i p f i i**S, !.«•» **t * ••»»- i i .i . A p p l, K. StatfoTd. S anford >l,r Il'» (I " ' ' *■J* 1• •' * M' . imirhiHl ul Tax IVrliUial V" - •■' I J -tf ,»»,• .Hi <ii/ „l N«\t*iiii‘*.f. A I*- I*-*'• I..* 1... . 1 c.fllUrKl*. In n. • "it.- ■. ..*'1 I * RDl.LER SKATES AND PARTS j ' ’•IXOCIPEDES, KIC'OKS AND TU1CTCI.BS AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES F O R KENT ♦ ! . .a. BRANCH HOUSES ............... . i.| ... I rrflllli»m I . 'lv Jiull... "I W 1.,|,..t llliir,. .411 i.lllll. 41^ ,l.4ll I*.' i;,.ii(i'| n.iimirtie i" )n» ta»,ih**l.-ill i-»«e . lyti iii mi ili> Iiltli tiny "I Mstrbi |t. i'l.'* — Ui H.lx my nm.-tJl viFritniv ■»;) m l-tfaty-.»>, A. It. 1317 It, ISUi >l4> ul t'rfarum> ............... “ ^(»S0^»7UJ 1\i"5 *■-I rf»<| 0- N i- _____________ t i ) ‘f a At Convenient Points a* ..,:- j AlMIClAl ’ sfMl NOLI — ' ■?< <9 Big Stock of Fertilizers Sanford W areh ouse Fertilizern ("f Florida crojH on Florida noil, m a de by Florida peop|i>. lia.Hii! on over thirty years held experience in Florida Helds. T he lir-t crop tif t 'elery ever grown al Sanford was raistsl will, 11»i i U. F F ItTl I.I'/.F H, and tin- groutes! rmud.iT of proiilable mips grown th e re since have bi*en made with ID E A L FL U T IL 1Z K K . 'ID E A L F L I tT I I.IZLKS are m ade right lleltl results prove it. i io your ronv 1’ioeine there I* alway s on hand al our Sanford W a r e ­ house a big stock of i'ailtiii .l|<f l . 1 .l.’.Tt **» --*a** -*i * ■ «i*fa , , i l . mil' ii» • •*■ i ,' ■ * ,■ ■1it" 1 i - 1 It.'nt Two room;* l**r ligl*! , , i 1 *it.■J - l iniii'.lr. ...u..i... rh.n.U. ' *. * ii i. , ..l '•!.* ul Stt g ul NK h f«at«n At, 1 |i huu-ekcepittg and one lu'droom. . i rt, ii II tt. j irm ... i. ." I.-*. Tl.. ilit |,.ii.I InIm; .I lt» ■I.I. "I Ifav l«»U- i Over 5 and I0r Store. fi"-4t|t Auto Tires and Tubes,-Ford Sizes Only For Rent -Connecivd riiotna, (iirt nislied for light houttckceplfig. all Horn's, Spot Lights and Headlight Bulbs, S^irk Plugs, — Rr:t* m a fiir- p ;iet^ -tt+ Tfiuierics', Battery Connectors, THowout l’atches, (!e- > HU .Second St., corior of Second St. went Patches, Yulcanizers, Gasoline and Oils. X I and Laurel Avti * fi7-2fap ti ifott, ow ne rs a n d ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R INSECTICIDES, S P R A Y IN G M A C H IN E R Y R. C . M a xw e ll, M gr. San ford' Liranctr Warehouse------------ -— - K A. tmUtihiX «, Clerk Circuit (’ourl , tirniiiiiiU’ t’<>. H». It) V. M. M. I»*«lrl. I». Kil-tlr * , For Kent -Sewing maehine. Kn... MOTORCYCLE ACCESSORIES Nullre U lii-lnli) nisi n pint th.. rrcuUr i j;! quire *201 French avenue. 56-3tp ,. 1.■ 1.11*1 in*.-rlitig i.i ttir slin kl.iililsr* ,'t tl>c Mulorcyck* Ilqrns, Lamp, Presto Tanks, Motorcycle ti.nlnrit l|..i,l In . ,-eirul ' uittcsny; « , ------------------------------------------------------- j <t.rjiuraUtin. i.itl |.« fa.1,1 *' it.* *ltti■,’ ul For Kent Four room house, 122 Erijis and Pedals. ..i.i t uRipany at Ssnti.nl, t'ttjriil*. »m tfa. * Palmetto, $10 per month. Enquire . ail day ij* .VIkm }.. 11)17. Alt.it. . T J. MI I.I.Hit ****** j » o « » » « * « s * s t « o s t « * m * * * * * * * * « * * * * * * * < * * * * * |). TltllASIIWl. I'(..illrljl. Herald Ofllcc. fil-tf 8ei r.tary, * •KihAtPUl* For Kent -N ew ly ducninhed bed W . J . T H IG P E N & CO M PA N Y room with privuto family. 703 Snli(. «,f 4p|.llraO»/i (ul l»l llrril L'nilrr ;v'Nlurf a ef ( haptrr *SliS, I.B»» nt H«rMyrtle Avc. 62-tf AGENTS• liia Suti.e i» Itrr.ti) |liMt that II. M, Hu* FurnUhed K oon w by Day, Week rhanan ariil I!. Ilurtunan. Jr., purrhaarra 1.1 Tai IVtlllril. Nn. 157, ilalad the "nil or Month—Fnrk avenue Hat, 106 ii») nt June. A. It. IHI3, ha> flleil aald r.rNorth Park avenue, over L . K. ttltr^le in my ottlre, »n*l ha* maile apiillraORIm ml Ifa HOLDEN NEAL ESTATE O. n>n for taa ilre.l in t*.uc In wrurilinr. Philips St Co. drug store. Mrs. aith law. Saiil rrrllhrale arafararr* the li.ltaalnx dr*er(hed property alluated In Florida Jnmes Patton, manager. 30-tf Sanford, S.minnte rnunly, Ftoihla. tn-air: S1V'» of SK)j Sec 7, Tp SU-S, It 31 K—*0 arrr* Thr *»ld land farint nn*>»il at the date nl WANTED the luumr* id aueh ci-rtiflrat# in the name 1.1 J. N. Whitnrr. *lJnle« aald certlrlmie ■hall tie redeemed ■rronllni to law lax Photos, kodak linHiing. etc., at deed all! iiaue thereon on Ini 3rd day nt April. A. If. I1M7. 67-3tp. 113 Klin Ave. Wttne** my official ai(natur« nn*l *eal lbl> the 2nd day of March. A. !• 1317. Wunted Salesman and collector I,.all K. A. IKlUfJI.ASS. Clerk Circuit Court Keminule Co., Fla. for Sanford and Seminole county. IIy V. M. Meltanl.r. ft C. 56- Frl-5te Apply Singer Sowing Machine Co., MANTKICft SALK Bo* 669, Orlando, Fin. • 67-2tp Sotlre I* h.refay slven that und.r and hjr elrtue -ol a deer.e of the Jud*e ul the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit. In THE ALTAMONTE HOTEL and Inf Seminole Cuuttly, Florida, hearing *r _date February 23rd. 1317, wherein Virginia Altamonte Springs, Seminole Co., Carolina Chemical Company, a corporation, I* complainant and Wm. G. Aldridge, et yiorida ah, tra dclenrlante, t, J. J. lil*3|n«on, Special Mailer In Chancery will on Mon­ Motft popular and delightful win­ day. April 2nd, 1317, during the trgal houra ter hotel in interior Florida. M ag­ of *alc, otter for .ate, and aetl. In front of Star Brand Non-Filling Typewriter Rib­ the court faouae door in Sanford, Scjtilnige nificent'location, between two lovely County, Florida, the folio* Ing deirrtl.nl land* aituate and lying In raid Seminole lakes. Forty kcres in parks.- Golf, county, bons are guaranteed to give 75,000 im­ to-wtt: The weal half (V li) of the we«t half tennis, bowling, billiards, boats, or­ (Wlj) of the northra*! ijuarter INK'it of pressions of the letters “ a” or “ e” with­ ange grove, etc., ull free to guests. thr northeart quarter INK', l: and the north hall Ih'kl of the norlhwr«t iiuartrr (NWqi out clogging so as to show on the paper. Fine fishing and shooting. Pure el the norlhrait quarter (NKV,) of Section Township ID, roulh of Itange .11 east. spring ' water from Altamonte 32.Al*u beginning at a point 13 feet north of Buy typewriting tupplitg af thr^.outher*t ISK) cotnrr of the rtorthwe-t Springs. quarter INW'i I of the northraet quarter The Altamonte is noted for excel­ NK1,! nf Section 32, Townahlp 19. aouth range 31 eaat, anil running Uicnce north lence of eulsino and service and so­ of t iie h e r a l d p r in t in g c o m p a n y 646 feet; thence w.-.t HIT1) feet! Ihgnre cial life. He 8ii(o and auto out and •oath 615 feel: (thence eaat 337 'i frnL'.to x x x point of beginning .v* PHONE 148 - 8ANFOKD, FLORIDA get best dinner served in interior Said lanrT* to be aold to thn highest and heat bidder for caah. and to aatlafy aald de­ Florida. Or conxc for a Saturday cree. and coma. f • J J. fUCKINHOS’ . night supper and dance following. Special Maatrr In Chancery. I Excellent orchestru. 56-Fri-Stc t*t-«u Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. Jacksonville,- Florida • m xxxxxxm xxxxxxm xxsm General Fire NOW IS THE TIME Insurance Give clear, perma­ nent, copies. W ill not smut, dry out, or fill the type. 'w m BUILD I’ ricoH arc advancing every day. Sanford is on a Building Hoorn and Y'ou Should Build Your New gHonic WE HAVE The P ro p e r M a te ria ls DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, LIME, CEMENT SHINGLES, LUMBER OF ALL KINDS CORRUGATED IRON THE PRICES ARE RIGHT Wc bur tor Cash and Sell fur Canh and you get the bonefit o f the extremely low prices. Sewer Pipe, Tile and all Materials for ihe Farmer Hill Lumber Company PHONE 135 Third Street Sanford, Florida x s c x x x x x x x x x x s x x x x x x x s e e c 31 TRY A HERALD WANT AD * tf �•a*. L THE SANFORD HERALD FACE FpUR Marrh 9, | „7 " I t is hardly possible to predict part to uae ordinary precaution* to­ wards contributing towards the en­ what may happen to cotton. The joyment ,‘ of a brother editor."— price, judged by the world's demnnsd ^ r T T HOLLY, E ditor ' ought to-be high, but In view' of the W. M . HAYNES. RusiflCM Manager Plant City Courier. Thanb>. Wayne. You expressed uncertainties of conditions here and PwbUtM t m r Tu—Ur *n4 rrtdAt our appreciation better that) we elsewhere,,a, largo cotton crop might tould have done. This notice es­ prove a misfortune by forcing price* .. 9 caped us on account of the Daily below a fair profit^ is paid to your wife's judgment whurryou provide her with aumcmirnoN r u e s , in auvano The south might raise tp„o bit a News refusing to come to our. ex-, MMI TIAM, ■*••«• , •MAS clMMrge tahler cotton crop, for its ow n prosperity, | a check book and give her the opportunity of conducting •• -RRtjK Mot mt s , 11* but it canttaUraiac. too b ig.* grnirrf" ----0----------her- affairs with the same “ knowing how" way you do t MONTHS. crop nor too much livestock. Every ILLEGAL PISH IN G "----yours. She will be glad to know and it will be a source o f Ita Ute 0(7 Sr Cutter 11.00 Pm T*u la Sheriff Morris and his deputies available acre should he put into the much contentment for both of you to KNOW how much AAraua « SOt. f n MaaU la AAraate MtH Ite Mtite al Offka have succeeded in arresting several raising of foodstuffs, into grain, into it costs to live. •• ~ — * fishermen wbn were violating the vegetables, potatoes, and as much araO a* Hu«al*O u Mall MalUr Salts lit ! law hy illegal fishing. The sheriff attention as possible should be given ISM. al tfca 1‘MUlVt al ftenfard, I-imM* t'ad«> All af MartA Ird. 1ST*. has seized and now has in his possos- to livestock, ami even to the raising T*i*ss*>* n*. tig 1 sion, five men charged with illegal of chickens and to dairying, for the te HsrsU H»ll<fl.« fishing, six boats,, one of which is ah purpose of meeting the home de­ expensive- launch and «ix seines. mand for foodstuffs. irEMmmiRnustHESb An effort will be made to confiscate " I t will lie almost a crime.for any these seine* and boats; The sheriff southern farmer not to provide, re)»orts that he is informed the fisher- during the coming sfiring and lum SANFORD, FLORIDA 0. L. TAYLOR II. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND R. R. DEAS mijn are working for a wholesale mer for all of the foodstuffs whiuh PrptidffV Csthisr Vk».|*»ridri F. L WOODRUFF Vics-Pr.wd*nl An'! Cii Lmi denier in Sanford, who must certain- his family will need for the next j ^ ly be as guilty, as accessory before !w(>!ve month*. Anything short o f ! X and after'the net.- as the men who that would he ignoring every c o n -j were palling the nets. Many of dUlon which this rountry and the! Florida's multitudinous Wishing laws Wdrj,| confronts in the luck of fo o d -' have been passed for the benefit of and in the certainty of high . The freeze crippled the business j Whitnor’ s resolution that day in have no effect upon t avig..- ,n jt corporations - to give the people prices. Viudnem men, state govern- j . ,. . . . . . .. j something to think and to quarrel aiH the national government 1 aad Mr* " hitnt>r and famil> retired 1 SP6 was the signal to-hbeg egin the took nineteen years to to Shell Itank. a farm at the e xt--(system that has made this state them of—thia' fn rc nrrff ■ j sys .................. about while the legislature failed to owe it to tin* farmers and to the, , , mous .i- being among \h«? leaders months ago Mr. Whitner 1 4,i ,(.e Man named Weiner is visiting in [!a„ just regulating laws, or left uA- ' * d fa r o _ « f - the conntrv to , lft% r en of what is now known far andd ' fair pleasure of having tfii< gr, ,* ,jraj‘ _ OHando, Hope he gets the fth the l.dSTT.........— ’ hose poinU uith ai| possible em‘- 1? ? de “ C*l**y “ vL enuc t nam' d bj! i for *ood roads s>'stcms' - -------- ---------' ........! Mr- Wh.tne,*) and here he had fond, Another ono o( Mf# Whitper’ s age scheme made possible t)jt The sheriff of Volusia county re­ i hopes' of retrieving his fortunes hj* N nw papers are worrying ahuol sanction of the gnv< great ideas for development of Flordependent for f.n'd-m;T« b y-qu ick xaitlfi__jviul__ tannine____Mr,. M j“ fn*U*WfaT~a'nd this* section in nnd in the last year- of his life he the returned guardsmen getting, jobs ports that hundred* ‘ of people arc a no vigorous actiop this sjuing and • Violating tJi< law's with regard to j Whitner even in * those early days -Ms need - rn ttVrrTT they wif served on th« drainage hoard f the fishing. hut that he lutes money on summer hy it * farmers, and if it h a d ' visions of Florida tu a great particular «'a« the drainage of the Upper-St. Johns and .t-.i-t i n.,lt^ a job of fighting next week every 'arrest he makes, using to the fails to do so, it will he drained of cattle raising state and vegetable upper St'.-Johns “ river nnd* for the riuliy in convincing the g o.-r.t expense of getting evidence, hiring hundreds of millions .of dollar* for , ceriter and his ideas were-so far in purpose of getting a charter fo r this Orlando's Musical Festival and the navigation compari;* ' t[ great work became a candidate for high p /iie d foodstuffs, which should launches, etc. advance of ■his neighbor^ that -he week was one of the greatest their mistake. . the Florida legislature and served Governor C alls will he informed have hern raised at home, ttnd there was looked upon pon n s'd* drWmer. He will he poverty in many homes one term. Thv drainage charter was He did not live to see ti.e com­ in Florida in many a day. T h a t' of conditions; and an effort made to where there should' be abundance." went ahead, 'however, and pur­ his pet scheme hut he 'also gave his pletion of this great work !. :• whVa stop illegal fishing in Voiusiir county bunch <jown .there can -do anything. chased tine blooded cattle to cross attention to many other laws while it is finished it will 1... f waters.—DeLaiwJ News. •m•nt with the native stock and was prob­ ----- 0 serving as legislator and while he JOSEPH N. WHITNER to his mepiory and the nu — O--------housably the first man in south Florida ."The business houses of Sanford was too modest tp take any credit ands who receive the i»e-,>V Tribute to the Memory of One of f tbit to hAve registered cattle anti to en­ Jo e w h i t n e r should make the week of April. for himself was really responsible wonderful , development Florida's best Citizens will tertain great hope* of the future of A wave of genuine sorrow swept Tuesday 3rd the big shopping week By Jl J Holly fur many of the good law* passe,V take place will rise uj ■ Mm this industr. by taking ample space in The Her­ o\ <r Orlando and Orange county |at that session of the legislature and blesscd This was the t imi ald Easter Edition, This i» the mr.** when the news of Joe Whittier's Break, break, break, on thy cold It was while residing on Celery’ he was looked upon as a great leader crowning glory of a life -p.- .i t! the death was published. He had, been gray stones, O sea to nduertise your spring stocks. avenue at Shell Itank that he con- in thought and action in the capital interest of hia state and in .i in •iMjfe active in leadership among the And I would that my tongue could ccived the idea of growing celery in of the state. ------ 0 ----demonstrates that Mr Whitner iu fj utter The American people ate standing prominent men of this section for a Florida as a winter crop and he to assist otherti, lived that’ he might In after years Mr. Whitnei desquarely behind -President Wilson " umb" Vf -'*':,rs- an,i '*1- 8 “ large The thoughts that arise in me. „ cnt t0 j»etcr Henderson Seed Co. work and develop his state for fa. and while he will stay o u t ‘ of the* figure* in furthering its material <K'-, And oft times those lines of Ten- for the first seed. Others followed x’oted hi* attention • to * farming, ture generations, lived only for hi* world’s war us long .as it is possible velopmenl up to the day of his nyson occur to the writer when the hia lead and-vsome celery was raised cattle raising and land matters and r and for his fellow man ’Aith to preserve our honor yet should an ( (fCalb\Shitner came in the occasion arises to chronicle the life . fur the local markets. Capt. Frank whijo a very busy man never lost ought for personal air,--.. #’tiieovert act on the part of Germany' c^a,s mon wbo rtia>' bc regarded. and works of those who have gone Whitner. S O. Chase and J N* sight of the drainage of the. Upper with no thought .of pMeantime the Clyde " " " try his patience beyomb the breaking a* many sided He was at home in before and especially of one who was W httner later shipped the first cel- St Johns. with 1no t hought ol •!’ r.l Line, the Jacksonville Board -of ^a,n point he will nut hesitate to call their anc company, inclining largely to a dear friend and neighbor. in . ar tots, shipping three cars iilic praises. Here .k.*i **• Trade and others. interested were <>r 1 hsnd even though war follows pblitirs, but not for the love of the f Sanford culerj to New York clamoring for the war department to ceptional man who took part in pol­ None of u* want war bat we want Kan>» so much as for the results There was no road from Sanford to take action on this drainage and itics for public weal tfnly, for’ the this nation to he respected, even if * as found always on the conser-j Shell Dank and the Whitner family stop any preliminary work a* the good that he could do. for the purity it takes the barking of the navy vative side, standing staunchly for were really the pioneers of that part drainage of the head waters of the of public life, for the upbuilding of and army to instill this respect. bia principles-hut not allowing him-, of the country, having difficulty St. Johns river would lower that hU country alone —for himself he ------O -----|self to become worked into a frenzy wished nothing and how often hn many times in getting to Sanford stream and make navigation imPrices on food stuffs continue t0 aea>m>t his opponents. He was calm through the deep sand. How true ib,e Mr Whitner spent years the thought occurred to his friends ■duanee nnd this is no time for the “ ntI believed in the survival that he received his wish were the visions of Mr. Whitner o n ’ . . . . __ — , .o f .his time in trying to convince dreamer to talk of what should be of the fittest; the victory of the best the celery industry on-has but to go , . . .. The history of this great man'* , . , , ;the government engineers and others The real Whitner done. The best thing for the people in the ultimate out this famous avenue today with . . . . , „ . , „ . life would not be complete without * , . , , . . . . that in dry seasons the head waters the of this great fanning section of Flor­ heart however, was in seeing brtek streets, beautiful home* of , . , tribute to his great work fur the ida to do i* to plant all the staple fine country, which he had come to grower, and countless teams a n d |of the 1 ,,p0r St Johns nver ,1o* Ptl love so w V * i| grow into the realization crops their lands will hold and .he southward and' dry seasons would Continued on Page b Mgn* of industry on every hand. ready for any eventualities that of hi* dreams. Back in the days of Tiie great system of sui-irngation» = may occur between now and next the terrii’ie freer.- he had faith when and drainage that has since made others, lost it Hi* steadfast am) uUi. IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X X X fall. Sw^et potatoes, corn, hay and Sanford famous was not known'then other staple crop* together with rtl,*cin|f ‘>W«nu*m inspired others to" and wa* discovered through the hogs would ton'd to keep the wolf r' mai,» a,1d ficM it out. and he had' efforts of Di. Moore who resided in from the door tor long time nnd U” ' 9-*llafac,Ior‘ * '«r.h g the race Sanford The city streets were very we can almost live within our own himself and seeing other* come out sandy but there were severed flowing alongside' with glowing faces anti state if worst comes to worst, wells in the city Street and lie had the Ptaht something to eat and plant-it bulging exchequers, Moore, conceived the idea of having hardihood T-f the pioneer and the •now. wooden trough* placed und*'r the zeal of a Pilgrim: the fellowship fur — 10— _ ground for the water of the flowing hi* brother man which near kinship We take tho liberty to exti’ nd, in­ Joseph N. Whitner was born at TIME wells to circulate through wetting to nature give* and the vision which dividually and on behalf of Boh brightens the sunrise of promise and Marr's Bluffj near Florence. South the surface and sufficiently to keep' Holly of the Sanford Herald, applegild* the sunglow of hope Reporter < aro.:na i ! ^ > . the s <n <»f Joseph it moist on the same principle of t h e i—j riation of the Arcadia Dai’.v* New*, N Whitner atitj of the third gener-.oeeau l:d--s and al»o to act as a ^E5 Star. with reciprocal sentiment, (or the ation. of Joseph' N. Whitn‘*r«, the drainage of the street,. Thi* i d e a l s We have to offer the best Combination Planters following: "So far as we know there first one for many years serving Jus appealed to.J , fc. Terwilliger w h o'*"* on the market. 1 We., have a full stock of Cole a T im e l y w o r d o k w a r n in g arc only two semi weekly paper* , -Justice of the Supreme Court of 1was growing relery' YftSr town arid publish »»hed in the sta.te^ ihe Plants 1 *> •lanufacturc.s. L »void, a live ■South'-‘Carolina. Horn upon the old , he worked it on his farm in , PJain-Yiew. and John- Deere Plantersr- Also iv City Courier ...... ......... Tier. . . . j^g****** »Rich is puuh>h<*d nLuAkihitaxr _ and .............. tne Sanford PUntwtion ‘ tm the tM,* of crude state"~as mgfci ugfcested fay Dr g ood stock of Planit Jr. Senders. : : : : : -aid. rJtrol»abiy there -nre—ira paper R^Mniiore' u*wjys has a broad and the great uruggle between the state* M oore's idea. Mr. Whitner was i>ette/ edited than these two, and comPrt‘ ben*ia e view of matters ___ and_______ reared in the Atmo<ph-r** of the also taken with the idea andWorked ho know, but the vary s>n*i\>le ul,ich P ^tat^ W the welfare *>f the ptJ aouth, ^ith the-‘ lr*tlnetii night and day on this system with I ;ru*- souther;; «m:tv plan of their appearance has much' f ntire ,ouf,h ' / The from and tradition* of the :ru<j ;fce notion paramount That the idea . § U l l !• LJ A □ ^ \J\J A Q C ^ to do with their efficiency. Be that lMueLof ***>*>'W 15th t* ,o per- gentleman it is little wonder that* he! w u right but r.eeding some changes j wji * ■ ■ * " ■ F A . I T K* *» it may. we'U dare .these to miss ;'^ n t ■that we gladly give it space carried these same high rin«;ip:«-i •for -perject irrigation. Hi* system | IN OUR NEW STORE ■ending a number to thi* office, or In OJ‘ ct’ urr,r‘ *with him to the day of hi>' death or i was completed one Saturday night else a suit will be filed, the plan be"Whether there be war or peace-that they were .coupled with theton the Shell Hank farm and with the i ng a charge of a failure upon their i.between thi* country and Germany, word of the Holy Writ as the guid-' wpoden trough* under ground all -------------------- whether war be continued in Europe, ing star to shape hi* life. * ‘ ready for the water ij waj turned on J ■ A on, w q q * . ». . ^ m. ^ , for another year or two. or whether ’• Hts aarenr* moye-i to* Florida in »nd left for the night. Early the t • f TTT V WWWWW ; peace should come, the demand for i ? 6'J settling near rUnTord nnd pur- next morning Mr. Whitner arose to foodstuff* will I'xcec i the supply, chasing thv o'. i Finnegan d-'.aci-. af- »<*'' the experiment would work ] I both in thi* country and abroad., terwafd buying the Melwood grove* and going.out to his field saw the The -shortage in the world's food and making that plate their home ground moist and uniform and thre crop* lart year, taken in -connection* until the great freeze destroyed! Plan working complete, and' seeing I with conditions created by the war, thbir hopes of a fortune in citrus-; the hand of God pointing to the ; bring* u* nearer to a famine station ; culture; The subject of thi* sketch ’ destiny of tfii* great gift of nature ! in food stuffs than the world has received a good education and in -threw himself on hia knees and with Do you have trouble J ' known in this generation. If the early youth took up the pursuit of I his family gave thanks to Him from crops of thi*.country should, by in- business travelling .for the r « d j| v h o n all blessings flow. Thus was with your typewriter? ■ " tw*,*. favorable weather conditions or by known firm of F. McQuaid of Jack-; the Great Idea planted that has Docs it blur and do the a lessened acreage, be short of a fulf: sonville, one of the large-1 wholesale' since proven to be the greatest sysletters fill up? average yield, we would have al- feed and grain houses in the state, i tern of subirrigation and drainage I t ’s not the fault of the most famine conditions, because we" j n united in mar- ***** *^e * orld has ever known and typewriter—its the rib­ will go into the next crop practical- rilge to-M las Caldwell of this city |Moore. Terwil^ger and Whitner The h iffct National Hank wants to begnmr business partners with ly barren of food supplies. and ^ h[nK to up travelling I %er* *he 'hannels of blessing through bon. Try one of our Web­ cve*y amffitious and honest young man in Seminole County. "Nothing leas than a bumper was given the Sanford territory by whleh '* *** {iv,D *° *he worIdster ribbons. They are crop of grain wli save us from ex- Mr. Mct^uaid and organized a . Although a very busy man with All the capital required will be ' Character." If the young man is the best made and do not > orlitar.tly high prices for wheat and branch house here building up a his own affairs Mr. Whitner found willing to work hard and spend a little Few than he earns, putting the give the trouhle that | corn next wlater. It is important large and lucrative busine«s in feed* time to devote to hi* neighbors and surplus in our bank every week or every month, his success will be cheaper.gibbons do. assured. that the whole country should u n -,an d supplies. On the death of his town and county and state. He t » ■■- p— — derstand this’ situation, but it is F. McQuaid Mr. Whitner organized served as member of the Orange Ribbons for all Machines Youpg man' ' Here is your chance. This is the only sure and safe “ doubly i'rhportant that the farmers the J. N\ Whitner C o. having a,ji>- County. Commissioners and in Price 75c way to become a succersful business man and wc will see that you of the south should understand it ciated with him J- F. Taliaferro introduced the first ' resolution in get the right start. and- plant the largest acreage in afterward U. iL Senator ,- T. \ . 1 the board "to levy a tax of 3 mills grain which they have*ever had in f'orter. C. H. Rogers .and^several 'for a special fqnd to be' used for order to save themselves from hav- other prominent business men of purposes of putting clay, shell or Unit! on Savings. > ing to pay the highest prices they the stats and the. firm grew into one other hard surface substance upon have, ev.cr p a id .for tV.ctr foodstuffs of the larc»-'t wfioBssab* ir, the pobiic road' "Every bu* ie*« r.a ;th F'-ri !., ;*.1 ir.g >.>r. f■>r-i a ! i a" i '* as r,-4....' tli<- fa Of good | shuuld i> all -n hi* ;^wi-r to urgv point and trading tenter in w holr- road*' in the. state of Florida, as | upon southern farmers the planting sale hay and graitJand »upplics ar.d Orar.ge county was the first county Office Supply Depl. of grain ar.d the rating of food- being the first t>» embar: upon a to make hardsurfaced roads and" Sanford, Florid;) •stuffr o f -alt Linda th,s spring and large scale in. the d tribution of since that time has held therecord PHON2 143 summer [ orange boxus and grow-*rs! supplies, for hArd surfaced roads ar.d- Mr r7J I 1 THE SANFORD HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY COMPLIMENT PEOPLES B A N K O F S A N F O R D Ix x x x ftx x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x y CORN l BEAN 1 PLANTING IS HERE ol io m Typewriter R ibbons Wanted... A Partner The ;L Herald Printing Co. . First National Bank r ,j a c t - - =---■ �t PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD March 9, 1917 of icveral weeks ni Daytona Beach. Smithfiolil was at a standstill.' The lent progress on same- in addition motored pbout the city to the differ­ The Barrier, Pardners,.The SpoUers, Madams S. A. HustOn and Itoss Tar river was rising slowly but the to fine reports of the work .In each ent points of interest, ending tfieir The Silver Horde, Going Some, T h« Long of Berk Hammock were all day qrest of the flood was expected to department along their various lines. tour at the passenger office of the Ne’er-Do-W ell, The Net, The Iron guests of Mrs. Samuel Long of Cam- Tarboro tomorrow. No serious dam­ House and press committee made Atlantic Const.JJnffR njlroad, where Trail, The Auction. Block.. He wan their annual reports, nlsp showing Mr. Beach made transportation ar­ also co-author with Paul Armstrong age has been reported. cit>* 0,1 Thursday. Little H appening Mention J|cr6n rangements jintf called upon A. W. of the play, Going Some, and with activities of theso committees. Kembrant Lamb arrived here from of Matters In Brief— passenger agent, James McArthur of the draroatlxaPalm Ilearlr lust Saturday for a visit • Property Owners Take Notice The by-laws were placed upon Fritot, division - Personal Items of to hia undi^_j. E, McClelland ...... —Th* ■la w provides Uui_‘J IL. LiXCi-f thejr final reading and adopted with some of whose filibustering adven­ tion of the Spoilers.—Times-Unlon. Interest Steven Brown o f’ Ft, Christmas' upon any real estate shall not be few slrght'Thrmre*. nrt rmportSTTf ture* virtririjr ■Dre'^panish^ATOwican was here on Saturday to see •his paid before the First day of April of section being the payment of dues war were used by the author in his Nollre of Application for Tax Deed ♦\ sister. Mrs J- F. McClelland. This being latest hook. Rainbow’s End. Summary of the Floating Small \ I’ mler Section ft of Chapter 4888 any year, the Tax Collector shall than “ October ’ 1st." Mrs. Martha Hopkins went to advertise and sell," neeessaiy in order that the rluh l.nwN of Florida 2 Talka Hucrlnrtly Arranged for | Mr Ite^ch asked many ijuestiotis ' •her home m LatUcy this wick after Hurried Herald Readers This matter was brought., to^ my may have full representation T»t the about l fie atmospheric and climatic [ Notice- is hereby «r . * given that R. J a lengthy visit with her sister. Mrs. attention some lime ago by the an nuul Federation meetings in Noconditions here for motion picture |Holly, purchaser of Tax Certificate J. II. MrCulley. Governor, and this is to notify all vemher making, thus indicating that one of No. dlls, dated the tih day of June I. D, Hnrt is training a new Buiek concerned that the requirement of A. It. K**y i* among .the latest The annual election of officers the companies producing his hooks A. I). IffOQ, has filed said certificate purchasers of Buicfcs and now owns car to climb trees, run over cows, law will he complied with, and the. a. chairmen resulted as follows: in pictures .may com e here for vnri- j »">' office, and has made upplia six. J- R* Hayden also purchased etc. President, Mrs. IL M. Galloway; ous scenes in tiie future. Tax Books will positively he closed He is ( cation for, tax deed t o - issue la. aea Jluirk six runabout for future de­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edilen who o n ’ April Hirst ns provided by law. 1 st vice president. Mm. \V. L. Mm- keenly Interested in this work, nil cbrdaitcc with law. Said certificate have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. anil all lands on which taxes hu\c gan: 2nd vice* president. Mrs. May of which is lifting done by his own j embraces the following described livery. Dickins; < ‘lrd vice-president, Mrs. ,B. companies under his personal super* ■property s.tuQted in Seminole rounty, Leave your Pnnnma hats at B. L. C. B. Tyler for several months are not been paid'will- he advertised. A. Howard; recording secretary, Mrs. vision. A few weeks agff the Barrier, -Florida, to -wit: N 12 nercs ofLot 2, Perkins' Haberdashery to he cleaned, leaving Jacksonville on the boat JNO. D. JIN KINS, \V. hi. \Yat*on; corresponding tter5$-lte Mohawk Sunday for lh"ir home in fiC-lli Tax Collector. I hi third surer nful novel was re- f*oc S, T p 20, It .'10. The said land retaiy. Mrs. J. W. Dickina. treasSyracuse, N. Y, Ford Touring Car for sale at a .. . „ , , , , Pleased as one of the most stupon- being assessed at the date of the Congregational Church Feb. ‘JGth.waf the Gflth birthday of urrf' Mr*‘ (,e° ’ ox; chairman l . i b ;(||)U5 t)i, tlfVl. productions of the year issuance of such certificate in the bargain. IL & O. Garage, \V. A. Visiting friends and the pnblle are I ernture Depart merit, Mrs. L, R. Mr. H I wood Irish and in tin* oven and U now playing the larger cities. ( name of J. A. T rrnh our,. Agt. UnStringfellov. -U-tfc ng almost the entire population of t ^Qolially invited to worship with tin* I'Dilijiw; chairman Music Dept., Mrs. Although he h :s passed through j less ^ raid certificate ahull • be rcRDB-MY-TISM — Antiseptic, Re­ Cameron City came to give him n |P el'll’ of the Congregational churrh, Gwynn Fox: chairman SorluV Dept., Jacksonville a number of times dttr-; deemed according to law tax deed lieves Rheumatism, Sprains, Neural­ genuine surprise. The evening was **,ri,,' r "I Park and third street. Sun- ! Mrs. Julius {b'hultz; chairman Wol- in^ the past few years, this is to lie will issue thereon on the Jffth day gia. "hi* if fuire Dcpr.. Mrs.. James Mougliton his first visit in ti;n years to the of April, A.. I). devoted to music arid visiting. D e - J :it tl^ thiir services. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Frank and |i,.il)(1;t rt.fr(, i „ nents were "served Th' Bible* school meets at 0*45, 1 The newly elected officers will begin scenes of hit boyhood. It has been ! Wllne-s my official signature and (.'lasses for all rlu-ir terms'iff office in October, preslittle son of Sunil.el are in the city. M|. Iri,h-reeeixfd many . ongratula-Jr II. Walker Sujit twenty years*.dnre he*left this state - '*.t! this the nth May of March, ~ visiting-Mr. brack s parents, I l f . . (jnns on br*ing~tHF veiirs yining. -_|eut -uiikcnJuiiiliiUL-iuxr uuiiL_ili«n.ifn rnm,,|,.„ his- »*»ltteitttt»n —1»(-- hi w 1A. -D> U*17. and Mrs. Gus Frank. Lyman is — --------— !------ J— ! Morning warship ul tl , ... c ' • *u , t V .1 Woman's Club applications Idanks in th0 lorlht His prelimseal. E. A. DDt'GLASS, farming on Sanihel Island and mak­ S* unon* A Summer t\ Work m iho atul *ror* canU can bo »orurnl from fieri Circuit Court Seminole Co.( ing good, *" •. • ■ Colorado Rockies." Evening service I Mr*. |L C. ('.error, chairman of the I ' ! Vil~!.'\vBi.cr p-.Vl ' * -Florida. * .Mrs. J. M. Dressner has fust ar­ n-'i4*"eht ^-Pf*M**‘l*t*m tin1 Goapali-Baby Week (Vrmpntrn rnmwiMcc. — p ' V r~Heach’s'welf T. u o W n rflVgfr “Mr fht nW,-t>^G in the Hard Places." . • . b Air. Hoarn s weir KtioftTinroveiff (Continued from Page :j) rived from New York with an en­ Christian Endeavor at (1 o’ clock. * ix itGotti miller tire' new Spring line of rcady-to/Vrsonn/ J/csffon You - will be made welcome. The Civic Committee of. the wear. 55—Itc Donald Bailer Shea for. nine _ * Woman's Club, Miss Nellie Elder, FORD 1915 pounds, utrived in Sanford Saturday, chairman, presiding held on interest­ Fine Shape Alureh III<1 t o -make Ids hqtnr with WOMAN’S CLUB ing inciting pn Monday morning $225.00 51 r. and .Mrs. R. C. Shaefer. witlt Dr. Geo. Hyman, chairman of Seminole H’ounly Garner Club Calendar - . the Civic Committee of the Hoard ‘ •< 65-tf Mrs R. K. Allison and daughter. March FI ‘Social Do- of Trade meeting with them. I Tuesday. * Make your old i'ntiama hat look Miss Mafic Allison, who have been ipurtm.uit Afternoon Tea. ’ Hostess, 1’ ians were discussed for the'clvlc like new. B. L. Perkins, Haber­ the guests of Mrs. It. It I teas left Mrs .1 II. Starling. Chairman, Mrs, improvement and betterment of Snnon Saturday t o return to their home dasher. . • 58-lie C. E. ljenry. ' ford in which the two bodies will in Indianapolis, Ind Wednesday , Mar. It II Litera­ A It Peterson of Jamestown. ! c o o p e ra te Specific work decided ture Dept N<■w York is here on n visit. Mr. upon* for the immediate future was Miss Rose llenr.cltnun. t h e -at.Hrar.il Review peterson was here several weeks last , tin* henutif)itig of ’ the station year gnd has many friends who are I tractive ku*"'t Die Misses Schultz Mrs. J. B ( ities ul IVoph grounds which will be uniter the left Saturday fur Washington^ It Stirling. glad to see him again. personal supervision of Dr. Hyman to attend the inaugural ceremonies. The World's Collee Cup Mrs. Save money.. Have your Panama and his committee and the planting She will visit in oilier cities before May Dickins. . • hat cleaned and blocked., It will and beautifying of the Ninth Street returning to Galesburg, Hi. Review. "T he Flowing Rond" — look like a new one. B. L. I’ crkins Park by the Civic Committee of the Mrs. L. R. Philips. Haberdasher. 68-1 tc clult. This wortt has been under Mr. and Mrs. Scharg ami little Roll Call -Current Events. Overland Touring Car much less consideration by the Civic Commit­ Tuesday. Match 2<lth Music Prothan value fpr quick sale. B & O Ison who have buen visiting Mr anil tee fur some time and steps will.lie Mr* .John M'-is h have returned to I grain to Woman's Club Garage, W. A. Stringfellow. 41-tfc taken at once for its improvement CasLylad, N J Ford Touring Car (or Sale— At a The park is near the station, almost Annual M eeting at the entrance of the city and as bargain.. B. & O. Garage, W- A Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Miss - The annuul meeting and election Stringfellow. 44-tfc yet is entirely unimproved. Miss Owings untl Mrs. Julius Sehulli of officers of the Wotnah’s Club was Elder ami the' club at large are de­ Speckled perch are biting line motored up to Jacksonville on Thurs­ held on Wednesday afternoon with lighted to have thn support and co­ around Sanford and the local fisher­ day for a visit of several days. Mrs. Galloway presiding. * operation of the Civic Committee of men are bringing them in every day. Preceding the annual meeting the the Boartl of Trttde. Secretary Mar­ No climate affects it for Sheriff E. E. Brady has returned Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lemaux of regular monthly meeting was held from the state convention of sheriffs Indianapolis arrived np Thursday and routine business disposed of. lowe of the Ilourd of Trade made a the package protects it. request to the committee .that they held at Jacksonville. for a visit trt Mr and Mrs Harry The meeting then adjourned and take up the question of orange trees Break your Cold or La Grippe Ward business of .the annual meeting was in every yard in Sanford and other W R IG LEV’ S goes to all with a few doaee of 665." H.VJCtc , taken up in order. Reports of tbe tVefw nnd tropical foliage of* Florida. M r.'and Mrs. S. W. Bradford arc officers of the Hub and chairmen of The committee urge the adoption of Orverland Touring Car much less parts of the w orld— in than value for quick sale. It. Jt O. pleasantly located in Marietta. (la., departments for the year just ending the suggestion. all seasons, to all classes. Garage, W. A. Stringfellow. 44-tfc where they will make their home. showed the affairs of the rlub to be s o i o i r n s in t u P o c f Mr. Bradford was formerly a pop­ in excellent condition anil splendid Notice progress made along new lines dur­ ular clerk at the Sanford Shoe ,£ JOSEPH N. WHITNEIt The Press Committee in her re­ Fresh, clean, wholesome Clothing Co. Mrs Bradford leaves ing the year. Continued From Page 4 port of the business meeting over­ and delicious always. The president's report which looked the fact of the appearance of churches ami for his fellow man behind her a large circle of friends by whom she-will t»* greatly missed sounded throughout, the keynote of Mr. A. T. Ki'lsie before the Woman's through the church. J. N. Whitner rnopernlioit was an eloquent appeal Club on Wednesday, in behalf of tin' sa.s one of the pioneers of Presby­ It aids appetite and di­ Mrs. Bertha Douglass Sorrel came (ut the unselfish support and loyalty starving Armenians. AiWNtyr mots in T okyo Mr. Kelsie terianism in sou th ' Florida, being over frott) Orlando on Wednesday of rlub members, especially in the wished to arrange for a lecture on one of the founders of the church at gestion, quenches thirst, ami spent the day pleasantly with matter of eliminating society func­ Hawaii, the proceeds to he sent toi old Ft. Kcado near here and since L, tions and their attendance on the Armenia. Mrs. \V. H. Watson, Mrs. keeps the teeth clean hts early manhood being a most old friends. club ‘days set forth in the calendar Geo. Dickenson and Mrs. J. \V active worker in the churrh and in Floods Vrc Itcrctling and breath sweet. < if meetings. Mrs. Galloway was Barnes wer<*' appointed :t commit­ fact all the churches, regardless of Chattanooga. Term . March «. most cordial in her appreciation o f ! tee in confer with Mr Kelsie and denomination. He was one of the The crest of the rise in the Tennessee SMttP wraocn INAUSTBAtU h ig l e y s - lbroad type of men who believed in river is expected at. midnight when tlte tupport of the Board of Mana­ arrange details for the fai lure which B the power of the Lord to save re­ the weather bureau predicts that gers and the departments. In con* will lie given at an early date, no gardless Of.creeds and his purse was the waters will begin to fall. The (tusion she recommended as the' lice o f which will appear later. always open not only to lh« churches gunge at 7 o ’ clock this morning read slogan for the coming year a larger Prcsb>(criun Churrh f: > ^ -hut t o -hia fellow man and J. N. h 7 n Hni{ t(„. rjvt.f waw. will! rising attendance at club anti department . S unday trltool nt 9:45. , mertinrs.—avnitlinif-social affair*—on oxonivxn in si»cA*v»t Whitner probably gave more to |^iow|y. a stugq of 48 feet is expect Three At 11 o’clock th*'. pas’lor will charity than any other individual od. tomorrow. The rise last nOgJit cluh days and a more general use of Flne~? preach' a sermon especially for the WRARPIO in Sanford. He was an elder in the cut off another street ear line and the clllb bouse by all members of IN children and all th" young folks of Flavors Hie rlub. The paper, which was well Prcj*h>terlan church at the time of interrupted railroad traffic. The city are invited" to be present. hts death and though in feeble waters coveted the Southern tracks written and delivered in a pleasing At 7 o'clock an evangelistic ser­ health- attended regularly to the in the suburbs but trains continued manner received the enthusiastic vice will be h"ld. Inst. His brethren in the Lord's to puss over the tlooded portion Applause of the assemblage. 731 'All ‘are cordially invited to , at* The Report <>f Mrs. Deane Turner, work feel his loss most, keenly for it cautiously. It is estimated that helon,l' , ~ ~ was here that his tru*" Christian , RC(,n 4 nyq nll(| 0,000 people were retiring firs'l vifo president was a Catholic Churrh character shown in celestial refu!- (lrjv(.„ fr(,m t|u.jr homes. They have Brief summary of moneys earned by The Third. Sunday in Lent: kam-e and by his example and p ro-' n)| ,|Ct,n ,,rovjded for. -The only the club it? various ways during the Low mass as D> 0. nt. Singing of ren f i d s was a tower of strength for faU|i(v j, on,. negro woman but it year, and concluded with' words of :£ > ■ encouragement to the incoming first Kyrie, Sunctu*, Agnes Dei, by the all the members of the church. r Is believed she. died from fright. vice president anti slr'esslng the mixed choir. His great work in developing tjie. The river Is fulling at- upriver pleasure the office had brought to Sermon taken from the Gospel,* "fate, his many acts of charity and points. her. ‘ Classes for Christian Doctrine’ at heneuolence, his untiring deyotion Tlvp second vice president. Mrs. 9:15 a. in. to principles, the Hwcct picture of Atlanta, Ga., Match 8, — Tennes­ May Dickins. reported twenty-five Benediction ■at 7:30. hts home life, his lofty Ideals of cltl see railroads today were feeling the new members and three restored to The collection given today by the 2353485353484853232300535348482323 zenship wjll neuer he known abroad effects of the flood. The Nashville, membership, making a total of people will It® for the help of Suint •or if known will never be given full Chattanooga and St. Louis was op­ twenty-eight. Mary’s Orphan Home at Jackson­ credit; mainly because his extreme erating between Chattanooga and The report of Mrs. L. Morgan, ville. modesty would not allow the chron­ Dalton, Ga., over tracks of the the recording secretary dealt with the icles to appear In print hut the name Southern, because of high water and year's achievements of the club,-es­ of J. N. Whitnet will live long in the the danger of collapse of u bridge pecially, and the corresponding sec­ (Too Late to. Classify) Loss by Fire, Theft and other Calamities, not to memory of these who knew him best over ChickamnuRua creek. The retary, Mrs. J. W. Dickins reported For Sale—Six hives of bees with mention those resultinK from SHEER CARE­ and sometime, some day when the bridge is weighted down with loaded the duties of her office to have beep supers full of honey. $30 for the tramp of thousands of feet turned cars. • LESSNESS, total millions of dollars every light but faithfully performed, •o Florida chlcfiy through his ef­ The Southern suffered a washout among them being letters of con­ six. A. V. McGuin, Fnola, Florida. year, just because people— like you perhaps— 58-2 tp forts will obliterate all vestigo of on a fill between Knoxville and Mor­ dolences to four members of the have refused to protect their iteraonal property former days a new generation will ristown, but it was reported it would club, to whose families the Death For Sale or Rent—JSlfteen acres, at the triding cost of ONE CENT a day. rise up and some one In writing of be repaired this afternoon sufficiently Angel had come within the past 7 <i tiled und farmed five years with Florida’s truly great men will give to allow trains to pass. Railroad few months. The treasurer’ s report 3 llowing^elts, One mi|o from load­ Joseph N. Whitner his rightful niche yards ut Chattanooga were covered (Mrs. Geo. Fox) was wonderful, Come in today and let us show you throuph one of ing station. Seven rotnn house with in the JJall of Fnmo. , with water, causing- traffic delays. showing a balance of IFl.fiG March. bathroom and hot and cold water. the Strongest, Safe-Deposit Vaults ever built FJlG Deposits in the year fl.22t.17 Long time. Enquire V, Herald Of­ in this country. EAST SANFORD Raleigh, N. C . March 8.— Rivers with added deposits on the building fice. 6R-Fri-4t Rev, Arthur S. I’ eck is expected in eastern North Cnrilina which for fund drawing interest, of $253.04, Hex Beach in Florida *o fill his usual appointment at several duys h a 'e been above the making a .tota l of $1,477.21. Dis­ Rex Reach, well '.mown author, Moore's station church Sunday, M ar. flood level eith r were fs.'ling or bursements $1,(1'J8.62 (practically all 1 1 th. were aim* *t at standstIL t-oday. id it spent in Sanford! and a balance accompanied by Mrs. .Reach, spent lowly id 1139,21 on deposit* in addition a few hours at the Hotel Mason yes­ A 9' pound daughter was born The Roan kc river was jisin to Mr. anil Mrs. B. IL Squires on hut prospects were that the height} to the building fund. Rdportii from terday while en route to Belieair and ^t»rch 1st. The you Aft lady has of the flood would pnss \\ eldnn to­ department •chairmen were excellent Tampa. Tlte writer lived ten years been given the name of Margaret day, the local weather bureau said. showing' the music department to of his youth in the latter city, where Lucile. The Capt'. Fear, reached its highest hnve cancelled its obligation of one ho owns property and has qtuny Mr. and Mrs. Smuel Schwartsr point at Fayetteville last night and hundred dollars on the building fund friends. During their lay over here they fOUtUST LAKE. t'rc. returned home last week from a stay was falling today, while the Neuse at anti tho other three making ejtrelA K. KEY. .fTM A I «»Urr 0. W. HPENCEB. ;>1V..| ;; IN AND ABOUT THE CITY ! * ! Hi J PEOPLE AND EVENTS ml A Little Stick of WRIGLEYS Makes the Whole World Kin I The Flavor Lasts ns Wm every meal SHEER CARELESSNESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Seminole County Bank Sanford,Florida * A Home Bank for Home People ~t£. h �March 9, 1917' THE SANTORO HERi U> day evening, Mr. SJohlom kindly •exemplary In his Christian life and donutod the hotel dining room -for loyal to the church of his choice. We realize that Sanford Presby­ danring, which was greatly enjoyed terian church and St. Johns Presby­ until twelve o’ clock. tery, owe much to .Mr. Whitner for "The lllessed lleca" his elllrient labors and wise counsel, BUNCH OF JNTEKESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ A lady recently in on© of the all these years. Truly we realize RESPONDENTS- EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ monthly magazines ..tells of the ehorami exclaim with King David, the . ■ * * nioui waste in California und par­ sweet singer of larugl: "K now ye note TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD ticularly in the San Joaquin Valley that there is n prince, and a great which U the great ’ truck 1 region of man fallen, this day in Israel." He Misses Arhsahel and Minnie llolWKKIWA AND KTIIEL ITEMS that, state. Her loudest complaint will be greatly missed in the deliber­ Hev. II. H. Ward pleached at the Iday from Itollins College are ex­ is about the waste growing nut of ations of the session, in his faithful Ethel school house morning and pected home over Sunday on u visit. the lack of bees in that section, attendance upon the services of the evening of the fourth Sunday in Their brother Ilex will he homo then Much fruit is not fertilised und also sanctuary, In his aide teaching in . KehrtiHry and has an appointment too, many melons and cucumbers, Tire the Sabhath School and his rt'gdlar Itev. Hartlett will llll his regular there lor the Sunday In Marrh. crops would be far larger per acre, attendance upon the mid-week •.Jf x t appointment here Sunday. more returns from land und fertiliser. prayer meetings. . James Uoyd arrived In Wekiwa If bees were kept than under the Wednesday and to the aurprise of To his nearest and dearest loved UPMALA AND GRAPRVILLR present mismanagement. In addi­ •veryhody brought a brld© with A good attendance greeted Itev. tion thousands of pounds o f 1 nectar ones, we can hut join with them in him. ■ Swunborn, last Sunday for both ser­ evaporate and go to waste because a sad consciousness of our mutual J. N. McAlister and family from vices at the Lutheran church. We no bees are there to gather It, Tons loss and pray that the abiding pres­ Grovetand have located on the I*. J. ufulerstund In' will be with ua again of honey are lost for lack of enter- ence of the Comforter may cheer Coates farm the llrst of April. pllafl on the part of the trucker and and sustain them during, this griev­ Mm. Anderson, who spent last fattner. living a woman she is di­ ous atllirtion and enable them to scot week with Mrs. II. t!. Lbndqulsl is rectly interested in the women ami and realize .that "G od doeth^al) now visiting with Mm. Emil Mag- girl*. To her mind thja Is a proiU- things well" und say with that an­ nusou. alde held for them that is being cient saint, "T h e Lord gave and the Mrs. Hartelson spent a day last greatly neglected. There is more in Lord hath taken away, blessed he week with Mm. '1*. O. Tyner. it than in the canning clubs for the the name of the Lord." Session of the Miss McDonald was a caller girls and it is healthier work be­ Presbyterian Church. Friday and Sunday at -M o. Niels Icause U takes one out into the open Swanson s, E hpecinIly mlptt'd for COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Your Sink* dooqo v e t e r in a r ia n HAND BROS. STAB 1.1;s o tlrtnx In yooc l»mr »n.l tlrh ho,», mulr*. Have them treated | | , / ( Irrlh vU R iln rd, »kirp d o w n , 1‘ f e j f f l l o n g cu t m in ers of f an«J d mdliura e Untied. 30OQO0 thoxc states nt any other (hne. Persons committing violations of the regulations may he prosecuted at any.time within three years after an o(Tense is com m iucd.— U. S., Dept. Agriculture. April 2nd-Jane lei, 1917 Write (•* C.Ulof end Tall InUrri.l in B. Stetson University Men Really Not In It Hub (with Irritation)—"Why la- It that you women insist upon having the last word?" Wife (calmly)—“ Wo * *■ *** ALWAYS UJK don’t. The only reason wo get it Is because we always have n dozen argu­ ments left when you stupid uicu are U . B. Govannstnt Btiya h nil run out."—Heston Transcript. BOLD EVERYWHERE 4 J^ 5 Cockroaches STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PISTE t Kristian E n d e a v o r In M arch We hope Florida’ s a'pecial E guest. Wyatt Taylor makes a pleas ant stop vAitli tTie Sanford'workers Mrs Horrcl and M m .K. \\ Lund*. quUt were visitors Friday with Mrs Erlcsou Mrs Halllngcr and the Misses O u r In stru ctiv e ( a tFuiin'e T> tier and Matgpret Kricsott aKijiiic and weekly were callers on Mr,* l.'hba Stvdt Friday P rice List Vron I inidqtitst's Irish potatoes • SIND FOR 11IIM are up i-ee'i thev say l'kinh_he i\ ment haa made the following public announcement: Under th^ Federal regulations there la a closed season from Feb­ ruary l to September 6, inclusive, each year throughout the United Stutes on waterfowl and other mi­ gratory game birds. Tno season for hunting is fuKher restricted in vari­ ous pdrttf of the country to- periods not exceeding three and one-half months. The open season,on waterfowl in the states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Knnsas and ,\{issouri is from September ,10 to December 31, inclusive, and it is - TO -1* VI ALL-STEEL ELECTRIC-LIGHTED TRAINS FOR Next Sunday is Dixie Kmltavor Day ail over the south. A splendid ph'grum has he©,a arranged in Hirmiugham headquarter*, ami distrib­ uted ftc© over Florida by our good secretary Itl Johnstown. It is the first, celebration In th’ « way of the wonderful |»rogre** of. our work Ip the south Let us know how ■>uu observe March 1 1 th. please, .for the • CHICAGO AND St. LOUIS IIXIE FLYER iville___ \ C L 8.30 PM ............C.SAF 4.25 AM i ..............C o fG 7.40 AM looga lCIS:I 12.12 PM l e ______ ,*CilU 4.45 PM • le _____SCll'l 8.15 PM U I C 7.20 AM le_____IAN 4.53 PM lie. K\ N 9.58 PM He « ,\! i 10.25 PM ves CAM 12.08 PM autc « A l l L13 AM » . ( Al l 3.13 AM i tWLI 7.10 A M ' LA-MARTIN SEED ( 0. IS JACKSONVILLE. FLA. DIXIL LIMITED Lv Jacksonvillb ACL Ar M a con ........... .GS.vT’ Ar A tla n ta ____ *.< f»i Ar Chattanooga MCI1H ! Ar Nashville____ MJI'll Lv N ashville___ I... '1 Ar E vansville__ L.\ '. Lv Evansville . . La \ Ar St. Louis Is'. Lv Evansville Ar Vincennes 1aIi Ar Terre Hj u I j « i I I Ar Danville . . • a . | Ar Chicago * <\ . i ■nt j n J tlbKOaUtfO-Libisn McevimH—*t>. -r-.!. , ; f homel. s children i. All the three »oct - Hcach t,wtk part ATLAN TIC COAST l o r o p i a m t , I a m rn csit, iv u c s , (. tits, Ivtw iiin.itiM ii LINE RAILROAD P e n e t r a t e s o n j H e*ils. Stop* I'.vm A t O iw o • For Mmi am ! Beaut 2V.VV.JI. At AH I W il t-.i x oar mutual fr end. Mr. Newell divl fo* Fnn'ir tt*c vet t an u n i -ia n d the lest of bji-tne-* requirement*? < few m onth- spent in our school will fli you for the higher grad' ether pwiisins. • <>ur B u sin e ss Practice f- of such a character thai ii i» thcqui'ah-nt o f experience in b usin ess itself, t u n will ne«ir regret the time atul m onci spent is tMting o n e of ear cour-< - M. J. \ t\ GELDEREN. Principal Service ON HARDWARE W H A T VOL' PA Y FOR Q u a lity , B. & 0. GARAGE P r ic e , IS ' A N D ALL W E HAVE .. TO SELL ;■ The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co HOUSE OF SERVICE SANFORD » * VKT fty# rm>M H. Phone S . J FLO RIP A j . Buyers and Shippers o f * Vegetables and Fruits FOR THE AUTOMOBILE OWNERSl i i h il i t t U v x r x K v xgziTst L t > j f * t O r jv -;- o s V - g » * > ; ix * y ft rv r c m l l * . • im ’ I S w JVm .■ ‘ In Car Lots or Less Como and soo CONNELLY E, W fh o xks: T | O N T th iv w O aw uy je-A- t u b e s . w x 'c th r v t u i r in ^ tv*V. > v u JkU »VMV tit UtivntEX* STLNEklRD I a IUSOxP OF THE SOUTH TON AND NEW YORK Bru*vi - odf. 4 Culeva . j>lKy*e auwi " v » t ” B u r .w v l re tw rtv . .u.\c v 'w j r n t t h t * p u 5 0 c tu N e s : ATLANTIC COAST LINE M DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING- A DICKSON sanf > vcr Sanford. Florida 210 E. First Street t > e r .u xN yma.m ug-; .V * u -a-ii-t zr : 1 * : i !*■: !. a t c . y -i ^ 'J ' fvrxTvht l * v u txx( l a u d ibe vurnmi m ^ tf d Z * * _t‘ i-a tw a s o k *zr:e ?~t h i . f t I »c l i k n u g u j «c I c N - n n u T V iav ic I n t v • ATLANTIC COAST LINE rA . H -J^vcvvart K.'Cti, ” �PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD PEOPLE A RESUME OK SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP TO DATE ..AND EVENTS.!. A4J*w# ill CMnatkitwH far ikaa about jVrirs Girl* for Sanford Saturday, under the direction Hal Wight a group of Sancharming girl* *111 B<‘H the , Times on the Btrcots, having *lands in prominent and conus places. The special edition lC edited by the Florida Fed, of W om an 's Clubs and is dy interesting but fin attrac*ue. Five hundred copies will ,ed on sale in Sanford. The Federation receives a per cent C*l.a . a. "Sarin; M PUa. Mr*. H. A . T * i h < ,a . I 'l ^ a r No. 104 j' winter home In Long wood, -Fla..-a.ud will make n-idrart stop-in Washlng\ton, D. C. At home after March .10th. Mr llardy has a home in r\Vilton, M e, where he has lived thirty-eight years and spends hi* summers there. This is-his sixth season in Longwood and Mrs. Hardy has spent three seasons there and is where they llrsl became acquainted. We have no dbuht the Longdwood people will i»e glad to welcome them back as one. , Marriage A niuninn iiieiit Mr. A. C. Martin aiuiounc martiage of his daughter. V M. M cD aniel' to Mr. K ,\. hiss at Sanford, noon, March Mb. Fla., Tin Cecilia n Mu tit .Club At tho ‘re gula r mooting of Cecllian M isie C lub to m o rro w A’ re»**Mg--Parly. ■texi-uun— iLUunuy„ a t , J i b : u j j last Friday * evening - Edmund Mci .h vas the genial young host at .Patty _ in honor of his ccnt-in,*• Mi*s Dorothy MoSclV t \T Svr. -aijcus, N. J.’ TJjo attractive homo was simply decorated with Humilities of potted f«’rns. Dancing, piuric and game* whiled ftway the happy hours, and guessing contests furnished much fun and merry laughter. The prizes were won by Mi, s Helen Peck and Walter Conndh. who were. presented with silk handkerchiefs and by Frank l'urdon uho won a box of candy. Others , |. the hospitality and pleas-, j , . . ,.| the evening were , r,t j.ake. Norma Herndon, Dor,tl Humph, Ethel and Florence l|,,,r> mid Mollie Abernathy. Tlie , wi-rc Leslie Holler,„ Hawkins Isonnelly. Max ’ Stewart, Royal Khtit worth, Alfred Hobson, Leo The. following, officers will hold at Mrs. Munson’s studio, James Taylor will be the asslsftfffe down the pholstcrcd chairs for tho ensuing year: talent O. L. Taylor* Exalted Hitler. George A. DeCottes, Esteemed Leading'Knight. S. M. Lloyd, Esteemed Lecturing * Hitter fiably Contetl Knight. — The Better Baby contest will take place .March.'.U.litJUftdccJtliC-mispicca. —. R . . U. ..U cu,__ Esteemed- _Luyal of the Welfare Department.-— • K u i« h t_ ^ „. ------------Felix Frank', Secretary. Continued on Page 5 , L. P McCuller, Treasurer. Ed. Rourlfe, Tyler. C. F Williams, T r u s t e e Cl year . . Sanford bodge Selects Efficient term'. 4 Corps for Ensuing Year , Next Winter’s Orange Crop Sanford Lodge No. 1241 Benevo­ From nil sources of information, lent and Protective Order of Elks which include newspapers and indi­ held thelf annual election or officers last Wednesday night and the lodge viduals, which the Herald has con­ may he room in their new home waB filjed sulted. the conclusion drawn that hext winter's rrop of with members,- as the election js oranges ami grapefruit will not he always the event of the season. The campaign had boon curried on very ns much Us twenty per cent losa quietly, hut results proved that it than the crop of this winter now had been most systematic for some passing. The freeze killed very -few of the candidates and their support­ hearing trees anywhere in tho state. ers were there with the ballots. Nearly, if not quite all o f these killed T h e election was a good matured af­ were very young trees that would fair and the result gave general sat- not have come into bearing for sev­ L fu rtfo n a s 't h e Bills o n ly want good eral years. On th e h e a rin g tre e s, o n ly the m en in th e offices and have little were nipped. This killed a great deal of the blossom thnt was starl­ ing to put out; hut in a few weeks from now, a new growth will appear and on this will come.a good crop of blossoms thitt will produce fruit. Many trees arc already showing the new growth on which the blossoms eoipe. Undoubtedly—however, there bring fully ns much money to the producers.— Punta Gorda Herald. Not Really an Escape. We often think that, If we bad been placed In the satin) difficulties which we sec overwhelm others, we could have got out of them. Just so ; wo •iri» »rpe* M.tiii-h_lmre t h y pltitt.w jattT which were so Injured that they will not yield anything nest winter;.) and. taking these into consideration, it seems fair to conclude that next Optimistic Thought Charity cannot dwell with a mean winter’s crop will be a million boxes less than this winter’s, but .il will nud narrow spirit; Why W e Save You Money IV-suw of our thirty years of experience in buying for Florida trade, and Irecause of splendid rail and water facilities, mu! low freight rales, we save you money ou hay, grain, feed and Hour, guaranteed the be*b It,vaiue of modern machinery and proximity to l»esl crate limber we sell best quality orange boxes, fruit and vt-jtrtable crate* at rcasonalde prius- in prove cur claims write fur price luls. W. A . Merryday Company Falalka, Florida U N IVER SA L TR E A D Note t It o exception.' thickness of T r e a d ensurinu in a x i hi u durability. tin'll- l.nrrr* unit Sen’ Sr in I n-'ighlfully in fo rm a l a n d e r j n \ • a .i - (ho po rc h p a r t y w ith winch Mt* It. A. H o w a r d e n te r ta in e d t h e . [hulk Lovers Club and Uie Sew Sew; j t lui» on Friday afternoon. A niim-j te r of other friends also participated j in the gracious hospitality of their 1 -toss’. T h e s e were Mrs. T y n e r , ' ■■■ M.W. p. C a r t e r , Mrs. D e a n o l i-oi-r. Mrs.. M illn e r. Mr*. HulT. ' ’ - \giio* D evlin .a n d Mi** Nellie I ■i r. M e m b e rs of th e Hull* were W. \V. A b e r n a t h y . Mr*, ( ’has. i I’.ilk. Mr*. Hoy Syin«i*. Mr* L. I*. •, ., , M;*. .1 <’. R e n n e tt. Mt* Mr Henry ' l l • 'Mrs j.. T a y lo r . Mr*. It, I Holly. Mr-. -hit Smith. Mrs. J. S. Wi bm. Mr* tr.nl. WoodruR. I n timj Meeting H ( , 7 t A piowt interesting meeting of p u ­ tt' <’ . T. U. was held lust Thursday. ■ noon in the Bapti-t Temple Hr L .'p . Boucheile, whose wile was urn* of the forenjost temperance rl.cr* of the south and for whom ■l. .s.illio BouohoJb* ('huptor. \\ . C. T I . at Thomasville, tin.. is named was present and gave to the local <Imptor u sot of hooks entitled ’ ■Joyce May flgld, Crusader” 'Alice M. Kimball) with the request that tUw •|»u-dUUibutciLiu ^atifuril.-.Ttjo gilt was accepted with warm appre­ ciation of Dr* Bourhelle’s kindness. Hridge Parly Mr*. It. Hi De«a ami Mrs. E. M. Galloway entertained on Wednesday evening with three tables of-bridge at the home of the former. It was a jolly gathering of maids and ma­ trons while the hitters’ husbands were * attending u meeting of the Elks und a right good time and an interesting game was enjoyed by this vanguard of woman’ s rights. High score was made by Mrs. B. A: Howard and the consolutlon won by Miss Peachea Leffier, the prizes lining a piece of dainty china and a Japanese vanity bag, respec­ tively. Others present were* Mrs. It. ( ’ . Bower, Mrs. W.. E. Watson, Mrs.’ Frank' Miller, Mht. Eugene Roumillut, Mrs. Cedi Hutt. Mrs. Hoy Symes, Mrs. Miltner, Mrs. Hal Wight and Miss Florence Frank. St. Agnt* Guild A very delightful meeting tif St. Agnes Guild was . held on Monday afternoon at the home of Miss Junie Stumon with Mrs. Gwynn Fox hostess. Tho usual busy schemes for Guild work were plan­ ned .while engaged with needlework and a pleasant social time enjoyed. Those ptetent were Mrs. Julius Tnkarh, Mrs. Albert Fry, Mrs. Wiley 11. Edwards, Mrs. M. Minarik, Mrs. Wm. Edwards,' Mrs, Junie Stumon am} Miss Charlotte Hand. ^Married in Connecticut Ililstol, Conn., March 7. —At the residence of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Win. Stone,• Mr, Edward Kvcrltio Hardy and • Mrs. Gerpude Stone llandlia. They left at once for their Three R eason s • Durability ResiliencD In making an extra heavy long-wear­ ing lire, like the A'etc Mirhelin I ’uinrsol tread, it -is essential that the utmost care lie taken in the design and construction td secure maximum life and residency* qualities that are so necessary l o com fort in motoring, and to the preservation of tin* mech­ anism o f a. car. In addition to the unequalled dura­ bility of this new rasing, the New Mirhelin Universal Tread marks a for­ ward step in tire construction as re­ gards resiliency,* being,an advance even on the Miehelin plain tread, heretofore recognized as the most easy riding tire made. This new casing possesses in full measure all the Igng-uu aring qualities that characterize the world-famous Miehelin racing type flat tread, the most durable tire ever produced.' hike the. Miehelin flat tread, the secret of the remarkable durability o f this’ new casing is in the extra heavy broad flat tread, ft tread that sticks to the ground when, the car* is started without wearing away ils a result of slipping, a waste that in most rubber non-skids, especially those of the high studded tread type; is very real, though seldom considered by the average motorist until it is too late. • N on -S k* id Features * • In addition t o the superior resiliency of the M ichcm l*nivertsql easing,and its e.cha heavy long-wearing Dread,-the non-skid feature is of unu.sual.interest The tread is a combination p f the really va uablc features h f the.station type, non-skid, and o f ‘ tin* raised or studded type, and unites in one cas­ ing advantages never before thought possible. This new casing is realty a step forward in tire construction. NOTE The, M iehelin U a t o n a l Tread casing is made with two tapes o f hauls, l i z : Q uick Detachable Clincher, fo r all Q. IJ. Clincher rim s, and straight Side, fo r all rim s made fo r straight side tires. ’ No Other Tire Like it for All-Round Service W IG H T G R O C ER Y C O M P A N Y * * S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A • a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1917 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 13, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 1917; <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/f41c01a25ea6839709771219d1f84b14.pdf b148df2b808ec87fdbf582a3da68ee3c PDF Text Text •— »*•**•♦- - - ,51 .. . •. * — -••* -■ :• * i '• . •" i. • • • ^ t i k m --------------------MM -**■ 7 — • . r • • -----------— — • "..-' S3»W •• •■ ' :'. • » r f\* IK T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N . PUBLISHED n n ON TUESDAYS ; SEMI-WEEKLY IZiS- * \•.• //V SA N FO RD — Life la Woilh Living di VOLUME VIII SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, M VROI 1*1. 1917 NUMBER 60 —---3“ NEW SCHOOL PRO GERMAN TURKS RUN HIGHWAYS BIG REVOLT PRESIDENT LARGE LIST A C TIV IT IES BRITISH ARE ASSOCIATION IN RUSSIA LAST CALL' OF STUDENTS MADE REVOLT VICTORIOUS IN ORLANDO FIRE CZAR IN STRIKE ’ s* « SANFORD I I U S I X E S S C O L ­ R U S S I A N ( /Alt A C C U S E D O F O T H E R N E W S O N M A N Y F R O N T S IN G R EA T. L EG E H A S L A R G E D A Y . H A VIN G c o l d ’ WAR AND N I G H T S C H O O L . C E N T R A L F L O R I D A E N T H U S ­ N I C H O L A S F O R C E D T O AU- I F A L L E L S E F A I L S , W I L S O N IA S T S 'W I L L M E E T T H I S D IC A T E T H R O N E O F W rL L S T E P M ON T H R U SSIA IN . With the exception of the notable > ( Among the now schools of the London, March HI..-—Th-* new* proiliiat» to l-e t he nui.it . PrirngrmL—Mar. L—l*v— T-be—fimv New A orlT March Id. — A “ pro* Her in ail_fi Iirv:;;i:..t—uu—tho—Franco—* -—-— iLi.iL ia liic J ’an Amtxiam C -tTTTt-jntrrrrniF suici .--ful meeting in the histpry of ’ peror of f{u-*lu has abdicated and grcssjve strike" of the 400,000 mem­ Belgian (m il w'.i h. w|.cth-r >.nlun* of Cbmmorc® recently established demnrf.u ii . " f the world and that the .Central Florida Highway Asso-IGrund Duke Michael Alexandra* bers of the four great railroad t:-r.. or enfornd. »ti!l I* i ominuiug,. here |»\ A. L. Perry, who establish* <1 on*’ uf ti.- V real . • eir-iion will M* held-in Orlando on jvitcli. his younger brother, has been iimriiurho.xU t*>—io-rsit—art—th'TTTfDck B »iu.ilar scliool at Miumi several1rulers of ih Vi Id had resigned. hhf the mu.-t Interesting military movV- .... ^Orfaii T bs* n ill ; 1... mviI .IX .’ C.V"!,1.. •~ ■ 1 Central time Saturday on Eastern ■up .;.! —iot pr xi'e ■tfr-Ar !i! ’.vr ' ;- Miiir.n u » \«.1 !i t hi- n*; he the third tjiei.i g-hejd in Orlnrtdo j The Russian' ministry, charged roads wax ordered hrre late today. n.r Mesopotamia.' M >I ‘‘fn Persia ami InC *i good busiitosr. The Sanford uiand* of l; • pH • ■ • i*d ., • , * since. th> . rganL tiyr of the with corruption and itlcompetence. The walkout v ill extend to al, the . ..... ,.... , Dis.irganiae.1 by their defeats .,t school opened under most favorable Ino* v.iih uuo \•d jo y ., tThen |elation two year- ago. Mr.’ T . Ed J has Jn.-en rwefK out- of oiHco. One Mtlr.Vad* in the on intry within five . " " “jK -it El Ati'ara and 1 ■fere BagduX circumstances ns M. J . Van Gridren has Inen no ; ‘---«iut ’"Bryan yf is president ar..11 minister. MexatiibT Protopopoff, tus-l,v.,~ .......... i!;*» Tj iiurb r fX • "'amp1 ■ . ■. . Hi , of the workmen's ordays.. iChiefs was prrfcured as principal tend Mb* i*ia, purink -h !ll t•». h!m of Tampa is |head of the Interior interior Depifrtmeftt l>. p.(ytmi,ftt ia j* ganixationa C l a r i o n * se sot the. strike tr.achinery • -.N,r ' D kkl »!». Or> iloward as director «>f t !.• t; . ' 1 r ' r*i • ‘ f ' k ve been killed, and the Jri motion » •thin a few miniutes, writing and* shorthand, .department, iui • • . ■ . . pra.tieall evfry county In jo th e j nilniitt?r<. a* well ns the P re » I-k ftw Rn u|,|„ ultimatum .lelivered to the both of th«se instructors being •\- agaii.st t lie ; , ' . • ’ ' • committee of railrond pirrct:.-cii ifi this class of wurT; and . dt ..* iv.ar- aih i r.i.t, : .. o ofttuu ' of tlns*iar< -e ' The is leading *t » Tlrlttido are I um!< r urrest. ‘ I rvtsvtger* had been ^ -A comlotiiijig to* Sanford With tbe d tor- ! for j «» ,* • tv r.i . . .. .. • . .. ttnu I.»* «•,*,. w| ........... ,• •• i • . •* • « . ' * . * ~ ' ................. managers ndrutioii vf making-this school on * •t»ate. • st.it--. • : • * by now has a go. d i t J|„«t It tbe , i f i. • -•' The • i ... n. i. !i larger In I i o' i • f. . •»I » than it i- to... nr 1 .­ ii. tl i •\t *i\ montl-s will he ...-r r . ■ ' :!l i ip a v it.. ■’ ' i - t.'i.d ••< adopt a business : Tl.u ri.lji-ge give.-, ifui’ ' n f.iul \«,yng ludii* a •j•••■irtunity of obtaining these t*td> ut * hei,- very* ib’ J" * ' •• -t u.S»-f: n,,i 11,|, v ■t i- oppiirl u: It, " f t * ■i ‘ • ' ■ •• , tire t hi* •d i .' ■ ; to one of tb-.1 larger • • i .*.-t ofore. •< i ollego i •e . i ’• • I ..ll~ .?ne t n| this sell""] III Sai.: >nl is of uciu-iit to the »uy in tnnn.\ way* but it . is. of the most \ii •! i1 |ni.*taiKC to the iiuya and who want a business or commenial course and in this day and • tenths of the people should I . • . i our,e regardless of wln th- • sboil'nl tin t. t n .. . n-rvry ui.d «t ■ v v.irc In'lnencf-d l»j and in t !, f fi.. /ni.in diplotn.it* had 1 • i .. »rte,I •* . -- • •nt. u •; • v o te,' so tin- I i flu ~ • u e ion de\elopmcii|* nre ree.ltd'd lure :i- whe,,V •>' t l " l-vuviit "I t be idiiviitc Lowers in this war. Cuniinut-d on Page .<* GOLF LINKS AND HOTEL I , 'r.im tlie i in c hange 1 • i>. hi • » •«h i ..if- r i i.i*l n ..1 I hel -till a basic i Mu' ... ■t• . -,h■ If I ■ ' t !.> I ^ r tri, I* • • I II l ’ !-• > • eight i/r.ir du;. ,a:id pforat.v time for■ j _ • luti rea.I.-d th*"* Iie.irt* of if.- .aidicri overtime through the ule of th’o ■ * it!.a -w., 7.1 n: 1 h.iA progrt ••d v' »-*« • » hith ho- it’ t e- pf- and or.e by one th** regiments re- *i|Tote t e feaitirc** ./ tholr organi. fr m Shakit to n«-ar 1'ar.i near t h e ' ' - cf lli li rlatido will do all in their flt<Uod until tin It" il-.ii. t - . . . . ‘ ' * •• f* *U%(*»J t » <liib• *. -»l s- ft.* ... . . . . •*. .. * • 1 •» :r cofYi( i* •i ( »«*'irgo •’ •• a.* i he decision i th. •me • ourt on the coni. • : . . ■. . ’ ib e |-:•-i.l-nt of th, DJinia. Mi- siitutim alit lI l*tl« I win of the Adamson law. To gone n record a* favoring every je!n»e| \ Koilsi inl o, \t... ib>. trailing Mosul proli.ibly tio-ir olijvctivi lr< i' up yardmen and re;,, W Mosul tho. • for. •- fime. i '.'HU I.i • - ' I <• w. 11 it •’gure auiie..- the delegates u !|il til,.in engine hostler* ofthe N’ ow- York 1'U Xl.!i« to I fu\ I 1 Up t lie Curt* »>1 tJrlamlo and the motor or­ I tmousl^ decided to oppose the iwfrom Uu- position at which they w«-r« ganizations.* The tidlnwing Hoard rperlnl order for a *1i««.iltit?■•t*, f 1 1« Central l.ln<** east and west- the N." . !‘•.t•• and t!" Ilulttmyre and mi*. , »;th of Trad-- ...... . ...it .la*t reported, al ■«-.! ui!! | .11 In< 'o|itimt* ll 0(1 Tfage and in the great Hi V.itliUf 1 w.t 1 :.!.,- . f,»r •-nl<- •t ut rn'Oit. 1 a i jSt l.ouls will W • i f . ' i n * ' 1 • p .t. 1 .i P. • 'a i • - -» ' ■ 1 1»* t- -post*. 1'.. ' . ' li . ' 1 • :i 11 "Howe.) ,»-i Sunday 1 . 1v . I \ - ii it h • t ' > '.1 . it. T iri t-t. r*vr. I-. of wor men on the i: Lv«* .' ’ t* '*•’ !%'--• m frin s» ’ th. N .rf.dk ind i t'h "sad gf‘»u|J of BOOSTERS Y<*r s ,\J.irch' Id.. •A tii not *ei • >t and >u|.jiort s'J.*!*-*: i* d inn.h to Sanford and fur tlo" tdiiri-ts ne\t 1fa, i was -.p*-,- -.1 I • I t ro ^ i-"i • l-‘t ,1 •; t .a- S "tie in Th; >! :> Hr 1 _______ _ *.v > managers u; (Ht, ii-s i« J," in f.'i- t >. • ?’*•« ! i*v.# S A N V c n n itffA IM ) t »F T R MM' 1.1.1.l) r 11 R E S T I N G v . : I .1 i ; , f* *•.• 1 which mat here to n-.«•»,>m if pi>s«i»de tt na* •t: I .|t. t ii-' it a* , iut;enl and it t expected that •P * •’ • to a. I »• it* W*l-’* . ml* ap••-1 »• •j'!".. i t * to Jl ... . k ffi Thr erttin»- r■i" . *f * i , :: itie their dill. tin * on j lie sarncf .Th1 i.il M,-t-ting .,t tl;e iim iil g jo it..i.i-ird Hoard gr. und. at. I Till Ini' I i> tt ip ir it f l t1gh\iag it. t< *11111 ( bam* • Lodge of Elks held u of Trad' hot Tuesday nigltt. Pres* i * a-i5l> d d < I ii t,',, o 1 1 railroad brotherhood pagii” ’ ■ ting last Wednesday id-tit Hrorein statid that Tampa ... tin.,.' tea a >rditi, t > ’ tk.-Lr j'o'otgmant rd1 r that |»i,trill Irtcjiuty like <Sun(ord .for ..vvyrnl year* past i Tam pa t-xpf t* to «*: -!.«l a <nr - jy A\—U->d-s* i 'r-w«-.»*d-tn-^V^hF' • ..!t d Rulur Bates of Key hud , Iiet-n too busy' wilb fuito/hv Turks i ».J-q.U-Iti‘l*eet—.Id be 4ircn,erit at the meet-! i,.I r.ty to'.Mianti, stopping over'in O r*, 't'l- t "f the A. t . I„ Mr. i-liour day’ i ow bci-aitse should war '< ■ i** .......... V" ' ■■-ie* tir1 7t‘ ‘ r- rograd. Ik. . .. I. - . • ' lo for'tbf gJnd. We ..id i I-t 'iiti : ,rkt Irou/ht it m- • from th*' 1‘Ofue * . triotistn would , ttiuke them Hanford El'.-t pilot u at lent ion Jlo dhe tourist trav»A pnlil j Mar. !' 1 I lie Turk*are in re((i | (.| V f ‘e . . . ..... **-—* • • * ’• ’-*-*■ ’• * 1 —— f* -1 nbliiffd to at ay at work. tave ntjg „f yottK . itf^tnt who ' Ibnird of Trflde nnM h'-gav* ' date* across the desert, riii* year and a conrptlatton «tf tIt** | . * ‘ \\ e li «-r ronttdi t *.i, * a. state* |treat oft the Cnucnstitn front, pur• »•«• pul- on in real *tyie fiUM!, Mnd n^Ur*** «if. lKojr*< who have it.t - r«M*-! to make th- ttip with i * 1 . ' ' :; h*« r * sueil !*> t !"• Hit* ■I-t n->. t h " -/ur ot!i •' i.* to .\riatni. and I have writjet ill -• " • »«' : !'f 1,1 rI, " th a t ,,U,r,,'t praised tho popped then* this s-aMui had oj-.'tr to. ^peri.*nitt id tin Put tpa* 1b> rd K* rniat.sh.ili ha- Miami. *nggi*stifig tk t they pulrlotism Itltd loyalty of our “1i'.i s nddresa breathed the spirit of ■ th" work* and tl.'1 fa- , ,| . . ,,f j| u Tanijia fienple to I an null nee*. T h - ar i 'fiinreim-nt; fM.oris of the* vnriou* com- tl„. ..osMbiUiit^/uf the tourist trade. J c.ipfiir•d itnV i-nrs from that t tty to meet tm I'OJpi'riitioh alul Foust ami * it\ i •«•:»» ",dl not ixiuntenat.ee any rush " I i k tin* dirvi-tiitn of Sul.kitz. our lie (aid among other J movement which-may seriously; cm, ," l‘* h" r‘‘ a!s" inttpei it tl j |Jo MUi,{ that Sanford hud a most in Orlatido, anil 1 believe’ if this i* tpiilding. things that .the. ,itiz>-n of any city, barrass the government and give tho f homo' »n«L ' wks greatly itu*L|or<ou» opportunity in ’ . his respect |,r,‘" ‘n.': l ‘" ‘ r-treafing Turks UJ; ,iy orliin*!,. that we can Pfex- ’d -by , |te „ excellent buildinft! ns 11„. automobile travelers' t hi* ten- *,rV. county, stat** «r cAuntry owril it to impression abroad that this country aiu tow.iri l.n ti.' have the_ east coa*t people , a<ui fur/ifsbinrs ■s. the gram! lodge son alone bud left millions of dolltra ,-h'.' * ^e. t. of llamadan. «f*- 0IlCrat e for the fim* rime with us in that yity, county, pud state to 'take i* torn bt milu-yri.il strife and there­ metii und t^ie fore, is. eatiy prey to . uny foreign rnnny comfort,* of the j(* tho state atfd next season with tin* ii!lPi V 1 “. (Ill ' 'r I1111,1 ,‘1' t ' vwicuim '' u‘,‘ gootf a s ’ in up active interest in the upiiuihling Pniilid 'Im*1 aiAti of »•(' our ?j„. Sou(h . . roads _ . _work, . a* well foe.” new iu>me, day. our troo,« took possession t Florirl;, chamber of Com*' and heautifuyiug tif.that city, county various highways .completed there ♦ I* -Sanford lodge expect* a most would be thouftand* of people trav­ the town of Kermanshah. Pursuit upd state and the ritizni who shirk­ “ It is too lute for them to now of the Turks continue*.’’ r pf i - rmis year and the new officers elling from the north to Florida and ed his responsibilities in this respect pose as patriots, hoping thereby' to. Boston. Mas*., Muri-h lfi.'- Agents • bad no spurk of patriotism in his defeat the juri contention of llteir"'ll «mn be installed and many new going from Jacksonville to Tampa, Death of J II. Del.d.Mallcr mi it . pfe coming in at each und Sanford bring* just half way be­ of the Warren line announred today I makeup. He recited the many really employes." says a statement issued’ that they had received-indirect word L H* DeLaM atter passed dway great thing*-that the Tampa Board n'*, ‘.uiK night, tween tin? two cities would get part that the British stramer Sagamore, oh Wednesday afternoon ttr tht> rrsby the’ brntherhood.leaders in answer of this travel and many of the tour-, which sailed front Boston Feb. k'l idettpe of the laic I>r. DeLaMutter und other hoards of trade through­ to this appeal. .* . out the country had accomplished Mailon Halley'Disappears ists .would stop over hero several The railroad. .managers entered for Liverpool had been sunk bu u on \V. First St., after an illness of by untiring efforts and stressed the M.iyton ltaib-y, the 1| year old weeks going anil coming. about two weeks. M r s . DeLaMatter. fact that nothing really great could the conference today with 'the d e c ­ submarine. '. ,jf V r- and Mrs. G. W. Bailey, will leave Thursday afternoon, with he accomplished by individual ef­ laration that they would maXtf no' He also stat'ed that we should !?, s 1,1 Mu* corntT of «iixtfi and The SaRamorp was in command of the body, fpr Aurora, III. bargain until the Supreme Court •'Mnl. disappeared, from his home hnvu the umusements for them in Cnpt. P. Cummings ahd htuf a crew forts but that all efforts should he had ruled on the constitutionality o f ®n Wednesday evening at 7 o’clock the shape of-golf links and fishing of fifty. There were two Americans concentrated in the working to­ the Adamson law. The brotherhoods. We wish to extend thanks to the gether of a body of public spirited V'' u‘! t0 Die time of go.ng to press and gi\o them just what they wantr aboard. She carried n general cargo Insist that the provisions of tho members of Kutiford Lodge I. 0 . F. ed in this line und that u tourist men. Hi* address was most helpful " a*.;n°t been heard fr o m .’ . including munitions for the British Adamson law he put into effect a t a>t<in left the house without hotel here would .mean more than government and was armed astern and to the neighbors who assisted us in every way and a t,th e conclusion once. They demand nine hours pay •o.t i*r hat and none of his clothes any other investment'that we c’otild with n 4,7 inch gun. Vessel and car­ during the illness and death of our he was given a rising vote of thanks for eight hours work and pro rata husband and brother. That with little effort on by the Sanford Bourd of Trnde. * r1 For this reason it is make. go were valued at $1,500,000. pay op all over time. The import- ’ Mrs. J . If. DeLaMatter,. tho part of Tumpa this season to Th ,|ro*',u1,1'* b«s run away. While declining to give the source ant difference between these de­ Mr. Maul! followed and gave some Mrs. Eva MUner. °F P parents are very nnxious provide more ninusements there over of their information Warren line ofinteresting facts and figures on the mands and those submitted last De­ one million dollars had been left in " ’UI bint and will appreciate'any ficifils said they were sure the vessel The reunion of the Grand Army development' of the country and cember when tile railroad situation '"bumatjon concerning his wherc- that city this year by the tourists had been sunk. The Sagamore, .“•>001*. • • •• , who stopped over a few duys and men sif Florida will occur in Kirim*- guaranteed the support of the At­ first reached a crisis is that the latter which registered ’ 6 .0 1G tonrf •groi*. lantic Coast Line in the building and called for time and a half for over­ a lL ‘ 'r u found by bis unde that next„XC{uion Tampa would put had been engaged exclusively a* a tnce on April !lrd and It h and many development of this state u'ntl urged time work. ■ " t i (.»ve Springs yesterday. forth renewed efforts to make that freighter since .the" early day/.of* the “ld ' [ T ' T “7 |,r‘ l,arinR 10 the cooperation of the members of Ills remarks “ Our position,” said a statement *.. *d that he was on his way to city a tourist resort. s l’<>r' a‘ railroad rates and hotel rates war. She was built at Belfast in • the Board of Trade anti the rail­ Issued hy the brotherhoods last night on this feature struck home anti the ' have been made and the occasion " cr**ndotother’s in Georgia. 1892. roads to get the greatest results. "is the same As if there wore no Sanford Bonn) of Trado will re­ It was stated at the British con­ will be one long to be remembered. Tl *. The Sanford .Board of Trade has Adamson law and no derision pend­ double their efforts along, the line of Flrr ! bodge meeting of the sulate late today that two nAftteridecided to have an e v en isg V l evt-rx ing. Whether the decision is for or a new hotel anil golf link* thi* sum* Fx-Senator Samuel Pasco of Monh*l,| . 1 Uythlaa i* being ran* signed a* firemen in tin- Saga­ month devoted to addresstwnif this against the law our demands, which ait,.,!' I"|ke|and this week and i* nor and thi* will mean ntor" to our more’s crew the day before (lie- ves­ tiirilo died ut the homo of his kind from • prominent people in we will present tomorrow, will bo city than .anything else thut we sel sailed. They were Michael Hol­ daughter in Tampa Wednesday. |{e Board of Tratje and development sn.l "i' I Uy hun.‘*re«l» of Knights cottld accomplish. ti nattered. If the law is upheld it Z " " "‘ ate. Splendid loway und John Henry both of Bos­ was one of the oldest and most work in this state and that these would give us wliat we will ask for ton. While having no positive irrLa! ar'‘ ,,,,inK * ,vert by will he appreciated by the members tomorrow. If it is throWn out we» Mrs. Alice C orner. Browne of Or­ forthation on this point it wax as- prominent, of Florida’s citizens and visitiri!• 8,1,1 l>c° l,1,‘ for the is the assurance of ill (hose who will stand pat and take no less than* Sut.-n? Kn,chu nhtl *hc Pythian lAndo is spending the week with sumed hy'officers of the Warren'line ^expected ^ty every o ne. who knew were present at the meeting Tues­ the Adamson law would have given Mrs. Thotnus A. Neal. that they were aboard. j him. day night. us.” — «. x %mma t*.. . * -......... 11 e • • , i; •* ntvd »»;• njtur^ and l lie i niti.try difllcult. i i * ' . 11 ■ w * •m V • .! * • ta»I.. , ( W ni"*t lii.i ..I p.i*r"* • I'R U .s ID L N T R R O IM :i .nO.Mi; I ACl.v A I.U N f. *. «m»< sUd.tug knuV,'lt"dr.e T H I S LIN K • hilt |t • people gc ncrillty should give * ’ *• M n<> iid ir a - Tit** si *ii. t ..*■ Sfininole Hunk building on the ►. nr.d llobf and Is u well lighted , room* with, seventeen desks and all the facilities for u full and complete emir-1 > E d-llsli rommeriial rou--*ii i .’i|to a n •r.. p. •<>inni, r '.i 1 * • .i•-I ..I! • | , t • I i j __ 5 ?? ,, . M I ‘i s ■•1 ii �El \ W II ; ;;' •— > » t ; - — “ c 1 "r w T* u “ v U Z s > * "*" w *7 z> * — > . 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Ilol*«.-rl Warwick rvi aras r ^ T -— �£F*!r’ PAGE SIX & ft *# f i i Sr r i l p’ e 1 t : *r I I l A L A A A I * I At THE SANFORD HERALD MANY AMERICANS ARE KILLED ON BATTLEFIELDS OF EUROPE NATIVE FLORIDA G R A S S E S * * * - ■....... , Arcadia Commercial Club laaaea Interesting Booklet on . That Section -*-•*•■*•*—The Arcadia Commercial Club.ha» •____________ - * t____ _______ * juat iaiuod n most Interesting book; * » f , lot on Arcadia and DeSoto county one of the prettint of- the season Stories of Their Daring Deeds’ Trickle Over to the United States and It is not only a work of art but From Time to Time, but the Vast Majority of Their Ex­ it la filled with Interesting informa­ p lo its W ill Go Unsung — ' Many Are in the tion regarding DeSoto ronnt^ and Foreign Legion. Florida In general" ’ Among the many good articles in Nexv York.—Of the -10.000 Amet leans , lie enlisted nt the outbreak of the tho booklet the following regarding native grasses is most interesting (n rough estimate) fighting In the war nnd spent the first winter In the trenches. Ho was chosen bomb-throw­ just now* when so many investors armies of the entente iilllca, several er for his squad and was mentioned lu thousand have been killed or wounded, are engaging in the business of \ .stories of their deeds of bravery nnd dispatches for bynvery. raising fine stock: Farnsworth slipped away to Etlrope their.'gallant ends trickle over to the * Tho general, impression held .by a Uultcd States from time to time, but Just nfter the xvar started without his great many people of our northern tho vast * mnjorlty-'of their exploits relatives’ knowledge. Ho wai sent to states about Florida, is that a small will go unsung. The totnl of Ameri­ (he hospital on several occasions, but portion of the state is only suitable can volunteers participating In the always returned, to the front with great eagerness. for the growing of oranges and grape­ great war will never bo accurately Kelly, non of a New York lawyer, known. fruit, and that the balance of the Mnny thousands would also be fight­ had distinguished himself lu many state consists of white sand nnd ing for Germany and her a tiles, un­ I) git is ami written home long, breezy swamps. Itut those who have visited doubtedly, If tho British blockade did nccminiN of Ills experiences. He was j the state, especially DeSoto county not prevent them from reaching the at first reported captured by tho Ger­ nnd made an Investigation - were front, A Yale undergraduate, Karl mans and his family had u long dreary | greatly surprised not only to find in Lewctlyn, who happened to be In tier- Seven months uf uncertainty before } addition to some of the fittest or* many when the conflict began, uccom- they learned the Mid truth concerning J Tf * nnge graves in the.world, field* of -{muled tt German regiment Into Bel­ TipTTT ' William Lawrence Hreose, son-lntame grasses, corn, oats, rye, high gium without having any official recog-. lin'd rice, potatoes, strawberries, i,ltIon nnd was wounded mi one of tin* law of Hamilton Fish mid formerly i secretary to American Ambassador { watermelons, winter gardens, and early battlefields, near Ypres. ___Then Lhcri*—lut* Lino. J.Leuimmiit -Fagi-t-lit le-Mdf-tipbrcnqir-n^uiTtnnUBEPn ] _XariduS-nLh.cz—UU-'ld-xrop*— ng Heinrich von llHlir|cli*dmfc» of St. Brlllyli cltlzeli after the war st*arii*d ■ three to four crops curb year op the l.ouls. kills'*! while lighting for*Ger­ and was killed hy an explo-lon while > same piece* of-ground. There arc many May 13. Ifilfi. Hi* was in the testing a new grenade apparatus he I ‘one hundred and ninety five varl- insurance business In Missouri: Dur­ had InvetiU-d.- lie was a lieutenant | ' etles of grasses and legumes, indig- ing the Spanlslt-Auierlean war he iii tin- Royal Horse Guards.* * chous to the Atlantic Seaboard Joined the volunteer tinny and rose to Korgt. Florence J . Brice, star, athlete of Brown university and for­ ‘ stales. With proper selection and the rank of cnptnln. • Most of the American soldiers lire mer New York newspaper man. died cultivation most of them can be grown’in DeSoto county. Here the In Ihe Canadian-,corps. In fact. It Is when a shrapnel shell hursj lu the climate permits vegetation to grow said In some quartern that a majority dugoiit when; he xvns sleeping. lb* need not have been lu the dugtwelve* months in the year. No of men In the first Canadian contin­ gent to enter the lighting were from out. He Imd been relieved the day other part of the United States is the 1’nlted States. They rtU-d h.v before for a tour of rest-miles behind so equally blessed. the score when the Germans used gas tin* first Hue trendies. But a fellmv Among the grasses introduced by for the first time—In the soculled -erireaui who,was ’lo take Ills place •-omplalned of Illness, and Instantly the United St at e s plant extension '(■< mid (mills- uf Ypres. Americans are prominent In the * Price \ulunleered to take his place. department, that have proven a success are the Para grass, a native celebrated French Foreign 1,eg Ion. First to Fall In Dattlc. of South America, This grass stands and many have died In the engage- , Alfred Lticlcu Pierre Fery” would at the head of the list as a hay and incuts of that hard-liitring organiza­ have graduated at Columbia college, in this city, Imd* he not left nt the pasture grass, producing from {fix to tion, • "On th« Field of Honor." close of the academic year last sum­ eight tons per acre of high quality. Almost every week news comes of mer, gone to the front after n short It is easily propagated by cuttings the {tenth “on the field of honor" of course lu n French military academy, of green hay distributed over the an American. For one whose name and been killed In the French ranks. ground where you want it to grow; gets In the newspnpdrs probably a Austin C. Kyle, a Brooklyn hoy. then disk it in. and in sixty to ninety score or two die without recognition heller known here us "Daredevil Ja c k " days you will have a hay crop of Mils kind Austin, a title he won hy taking daring This grass will also do well on! our tine of the lutes! to fall was II. It. roles lu the films before.he heemue ii wet lands, making a vigorous growth Delghtun Simpson, son of Henry W. soldier of fortune, died on November on lands too wet to grow—other Simpson Of New Ynsk, wlm had been 10 In the great battle of the Somme. (lying for the Inst two years in Eng­ crops. The first American volunteer wear­ land nnd Franco as a British aviator. ing the uniform pf France to fall In Guinea grass, a native of Africa, is He did not die In one of the many air a valuable grass for Florida, pro­ battles he engaged In. however, but battle wns Fred. Stone of New York. He died from a shell wound received ducing very heavily hut. owing to came through them unscathed to meet while operating u machine gun fqr Batits nature of growing in hunches and his end In a flying accident In Eng­ tollon C of the Second regiment of rapid growth it is hard to cut with land. the Foreign Legion In January of 1015. a mower and should he cut every The Amerlcnn contingent In the He xvus formerly secretary of the Unit­ twelve to fifteen days during the Foreign Legion suffered exceptionally ed States consulate nt Buenos Aires. high growing seaon. It is one of'the heavy losses In the Champagne bat­ Four American* In graves marked most valuable pasture grasses, fur­ tle nt the beginning of October, 1015. "Dh*d for France" He la the little Lieutenant Sweeney, who had seen cemetery near the llols Suhnt, where nishing green f<n*d the entire year 'i-rvlce nt Weal Point; Frederick they fell Hi September of 1015. Their nnd will pasture as many ns three Capdevllle, who already had been names are IR-nry Farnsworth, Henry head to the acre. iSee Bulletin 5(|p, wminded In engagements; Edmund C. Walker of New Orleans anil Frank Agrl Dept., Washington, D. C'.i C. Genet of New York, a great grand­ Surrey and Sergt, K. Duval of New Rhodes grnsx. a native of South son of Dp Witt Clinton! Paul Phvclkn York. Africa, js one of the best hay pru- •tf Madison, Conn.; Elov Nelson of during grasses wc have seen m Milwaukee; Robert Smihrnln of New Norman prince, sergeant major of York; David King of Providence, and the I ’m 11co-A ttieyl ca n aviation corps, Florida; the. hay from this grass is Frank Musgravo of New Orleans fx*ll died on October IB from Injuries he of very high quality and makes from In this nxvfu! Chiimpngne attack. received In an uccldeiit behind the four |o eight tons per acre during In th|s same buttle; •Dr. Dnvld the year and can he, grown success­ Wheeler, a Boston surgClui, came to nil lines. Twice the young man had hern fully on most of the lands in De­ end truly heroic. lie quli the com­ decorated for skill and valor. Dentils Dowd, a Brooklyn boy, Soto County. but does best on land paratively safe ranks of the ambulance fainted while Hying a t ’ Ihe aviation where it has ample drainage. C’arib corps and ‘was wounded near the first school nt Hue, near Paris, and fell grass, a native of South America, line, 300 feet to {leath. He xvns’ qualifying belongs to the Para grass family, at the time for an army filer’s license, Suffering Intense, pain; the surgeon produces a high quantity of hay and Second Lieutenant IV. M. Nichols of crept along the battlefield, refusing Spartanburg, S . ’(*.,. who was with the good pasture grass. Xl to glx*e up. Hint lu; might minister to Jtuyhl—FF4d—nrtfHrry;—was MtlwT- BY •Mr. t . \. * jP.p|>»..-Hit inmnut -ihq-nred* uf Httrfiicn In tho trenches action on September.27, 1(M5. The “ngrostologuT, in discussing the possi­ groaning from, their Injuries. young man wjih wounded in the early bilities of Natal bay, said; „ . Hero Helpa Many. stage* of the xvar.'but recovered nnd "N atal, South Africa, is one of How many In* temporarily put out returned*ngnln to the battlefield. He the greatest cattle countries in the of agony nobody will ever"know1, but was a stin of Judge George W. Nichols world, and it hv because of this very Id* hypodermic* ninl Ids supply of of Spartanburg. hay and gras*. Natal hay will make morphine were used ou nil the fallen A Few Others. Julian A. I .at limp, a Harvard underFlorida the' foremost s t o c k . raising soldiers he could find In a five-mile state in thq Union. The gold mines crawl. Then he* was picked up and graduate, was killed last April. He of California were great in their day, carried to the rear, exhausted and un­ left college to Join the American amhulnnce corps lu France. Reports‘pf but most of them were soon mined able to aid further. While talking to tho captain of his Ids denth said that “he died while on out. hut Natal hay will go on for­ eqmpany, n German bullet killed the the field of duty from clTfCtft of a ever; it wifi make countless people cuptuln and wounded Doctor Wheeler wound ’received when transferring rlohV . a second time. But even nfter that he wounded to a relief hospital under heavy fire." A number of other grasses tried attended several wounded men. Kllfeti Rockwell of Atlanta, Ga­ ltlelmrd J. Howard of St. Louis xvus recently by the United States gov­ mine to a spectacular end in an air killed while fighting with the British ernment have proven a success. * troops In France last March. He xxa* A large number of legumes grow­ battle tin the Alsace front. lie rose alone In nn armored air­ a lieutenant In the 8cottl*h "Black ing here are valuable for both hay plane and attacked n German machine. Watch" regiment. nnd pasture. The alfalfa does well He emptied the magazine of his rapid Robert L. Cuthbcrt, who mode 111* but owing to the rainy season during llrer.at Ids adversary, but while turn­ home here nt the -Nexv York Yacht the summer the hay is hard to cure, ing to encircle his foe the German shot club, was killed In Ju ly of 1U15. He but the most valuable is the Kudzu, him Ip the head. was n member of King EUword’s a native of Japan, which promises With Ids machine be dropped like n Horse. to be one of the leading sources of stone. Whether the bullet or his fall Frank D. Byrne, a formed flmmrlnl wealth in the south. The velvet killed him wu» Impossible to deter­ writer of the Nexv York Sun, wns killed "somewhere In France," lie left New bean, cow pea. beggar weed and mine. Imst October Jack Moyct of Mobile, York, last February nnd enlisted ns u peanut vine are all valuable pay the youngest man In the Foreign Le­ private In the Royal Dublin .Fuslleer*. producing plants. Henry Augustus Colt of New York, a gion, brought to Paris the news b f the One of the government experts death in a hospital of Frank Clnlr, n member of Princess Pat's regiment, from the plant extension department Folinubus (O.) tiian, and George Del* wns killed last - August. He wns n on n recent trip to DeSoto rounty penche of New York. They died from M-n of Joseph Howland Colt, a trustee and after* examining the grasses wounds received July I last when the of tin* American Defense society. Lieut. Albert O, Spalding. Jr., of grown upon ohe of the hay1 produc­ legion stormed Belloy en flanterre. The rmmgrmrTir 'Ht * GtVellchy on Tenth Royal Innlskltllng Fmdloers, ing. farms., remarked that Florida should be shipping hay out of the June 17, 1UIB, also resulted In the xvus killed In bailie last July. Lieutenant W. E. Hedger of New State by the train load, that our sleuths of several American legion* hit I res. These were Russell Kelly of York, nn aviator with the ITritish I'ara and Guinea grasses were the New York. Herman E. Hall of Ohlen- army, fell from a great.height while best he had seen and that our Natal go, John Earle I'lske of Wooster. (*., lighting an enemy machine. He wns grass was equal to any grown any­ mid Kenneth Weeks and Henry Fnm*- twlro deeorntisl for valor before be­ where. We will soon head the list n* "'•riti J-'Uli of Boston. ing transferred to tint Royal Flying n hay producing state Wi ck/ was in cut) six year-- old end corps. __ , bad written llx^f -volumes of slierl Some of Ihe other American* killed -lories mid several plays. 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PAGE SEVEN HENRY Mc L AUL I N ^ ‘ 1 r JE W E L E R • Items .of-In terest for the Man Behind the Plow ' “* „ (Juararttinr Against Tick i tin* i|>'v e t i > i of i h<- live -null n,(jwing to the activity of rattle J dt * f y in the smith \\ >t. ,, vi«!in^ ami rounty-officials who are | last week at the Lntversifv of l loro» n*r pu»hinK tU-k eradication work in ida tie made careful inquiry concern floridu'a neighboring «tates, Geor- ing the native grasses of the state. tia and Alabama, their atntu of­ A significant question of his was, ficials are objecting seriously to the “ Why not use sotnc of the broom transportation of tick infested rattle sedge grass which is so plentiful* in 'through these states, which afTord the range sections of the state? If the only avenues of exit for Florida cut at the ritfht qtage and made into cattle moving interstate. They also hay, all this sedge grass could lie object even to permitting the second mixed with other hays, or run "dipping of cattle, required by law, through a mill or cutter and mixed within their borders, of cattle orig­ with grain, and would then he as inating in quarantined territory in good feed ns any of the straws and fodders which we use in the northern olher stated. Such it condition causes consider­ states. Such methods of using the able inconvenience and hardship to feeds you already have in Florida. the shippers of Florida cattle. The would go a long way toward avoid-, _ nans-aru_geUiit« more strict ing tho b*~v whirh annny c.TUIMjeTf are suffering from lack of* winter instead of getting more lenient. To obviate this condition, the j feed for range cattle," Jk-rsons , „ , „ lull territory at origin.*! p o in t ," r a js ef the 1 N:. ' D r. S. K. M Department tl t* 1i'll'I and ri M f ille d (•* tl' I <..I ■i c.t . v .:t • l i .li l i t : I• *' d .'.Il .otc-t 11,0. t'e • I'nited Slat'*-* and 'live ennsiderable expert-* re .M ix e d b> tl III 1! ■ i , I ■ t : • .1 .r< -. *i ,i 1 i 11 h a ~ n r ) i|i|qut ‘l in- f 1 ■ . i I • • !• ! . J n l l would be re.pjtr* ' . rr, ■■ off. l.i an i- .title shippers ran save it lot for tticnisclvcj by getting o! mc their eiiq'iities to sturt tick eradica­ tion 'nr nt nri*c and take udv-tuUt 1 , i toil dipping at initial ship■pir says Dr. Niglibctf. A rii't . . it t.i.c must Ini maintained •i i.Ricut to preicm t lie set:' •a-e, -p!i'n<atit* fuver In car li ii trnn«mil*"«1 by th*e iti • ' tiek, au*l which is wid-dy I Inridu. from en<l.irtg'-rn, ut tick-fn-c rounti* « or Tin V o i S e d g e ( J r a s s lla > ? mu •• -i Vlaud.it . 1, but ■ ' <*te w m iile e f n t _g ra iw lla —u t *urh ; an ts ns tho codec and .prairie . ryd'l and otlter weeds. If v * ‘ -in * sul -titulp in tlidr place WMl' F * J jurt as well udapted to die .i! and climate which will he u-'fil |,ir feed purposes, this praeU‘|jo :i source of .uulpbl wealth to tho south. Mans.- of the grasses- tmd forage pi-".!* that arc now growing wild in lh tela could bo used to consider• »Me .advantage. Mr/ Reid Carpen*,r vl -Manffieltl, Ohio, Benior moinher of the linn of Carpenter & Ross, probably the most farttoua breeders of Prize winning Shorthorn cattle in Anurua kpends part of every winter in Florida und is much interested In V i'i1 rrtT T W Il. !i!i o llie is , wo They early .kirt . *. r early « Figure.) crej e is a runtcriql ' of wtii eh amart women never scout to cctlcut wearing quality ati’d which iBV- .: -ePI’ Sun * P arlo r Ohsenratlon C a r ; [•* Jacktonvillo... A C L 9.00 PM Com partm ent an d Drawing-Room « Waycrots.......... A C L 11-0S PM Sleeping C a n Jackaonvillo to Chi* * ' * t o * n y ...............A C L 2. 3 5 AM cftgA. , A'lmny .............C y fG 2.40 AM Drawlntf-Koom S le e p in g C a r k* Amerleu*..........C of G ’ 3,40 AM JtvckMtnvillc to S i. Louis. Lv Columbus . . . . Cor G 6.10 AM hv Opelika...........C o fO 7.10 AM Free Reclining Chair Cara Jack ­ ^ B ir m in g h a m .. C o fG 11.55 AM sonville to Chicago, St. kalis and Ciultondalc; largo and easy high Lv Birmingham.. 1 C 12,15 PM J r ^air«» ................. I C . 10.45 PM ' hacked neats. *L£«rhondalo . . . 1 C 11-58 PM naffttage und Seat Car Jnckaonvilto to Chicago. ** St, Louis........... 1 C 7J 0 AM 7 ” r,1’ s »* (Chkijt) I C 7.31 AM Dining Cur nerves all meals cn Chicago (Cta. tu ) I C 7.45 AM r o t ite , m t Vic o tv la c u f t c . • on o ( i * i , t o i n r o * n * t l o n , (v lt n iN O c «* n t • ( n v a i i o n ■ *P*L» 10 *H« TICHKT *OIH1 Of ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD " T H t S T A N D A R D R A I L R O A D O f TH C S O U T H " » . O. K I R K L A N D DIVISION •1M I.Q K *S( NT *. e. i. __ * TAMPA. fLA. _J- sil v e r : BUSINESS C A R D S , tSl c' * * - it Buy typewriting m ppliet o f ' THE Herald Printing Co. I)r. II. II. McCaslin I’hnne 148 s a n f o r d . F l o r id a DENTIST * H '.-m Office in Gnrner Jt Woodruff Iluilding Forme rly Occupied By h r f f i E. H o u i c h u | d c r t; rtlOMSS I MMlrr w C o t E R t il SON H o t S IIO I OKU Wilson £ HousIioMer ' .LAWYERS . t Sanford, Magazines Florida _______________ <»3 Periodicals Soda Fountain Elton J . MoUffllton'C'ears a n t l Tobaccos Modern,.Up-lo-Dato Ibtrbi r Shop AltCIIITKCT hitii*. RRlit-. ■iff!re" . |-------------------------------------------- 1041st. St. Phone 182 si nfonb I ■>. ..GEO. A. DECOTTES.. '• t '* '! I I I I I ’v. . new m M i i * .H i 1 1 .i. DINGEE q l .AW ■smfiqil t l,. P lu m bing G a s and F i t t i n g ri SCHELLE M AINE'S . F. \ W V K R '.i m tt | in ii N1 I t m i i .M in- ..ir- . r U. . .'n.2 ll'.l,- «*'! *: ■ l -t lu it.*- ' • ■g the ini.r.- diapfianmi* thi . «*f the. x<tm,; girl', the mote I-,. i'loing they are, nu-l scarves s>f -tulle ef every cdlvr aire twisted rputt 1 the ligme und neck, just a* a pretty w.inrtti knows well tmvv C a rb o n P a p e r ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ oo« * a Unc Inch Cards Will lie Publisher! Un dcr This Heading At The Kale Of f7.2f Per Yenr. *s ’ i . • l u ' I w. • . t - , ml .... | , .v* i . ii i, wlusp.'r i All W o rk hk R h o n e , 1 1 t, ",i*t «■* Rccelvcn M y IVruuna Al ien lion And B est EfTorta Op(>onil<. t "14» Hall <ve* WANT ADS PAY '« ** v*Li J j Drr, for them It no ofhrr Icxtilo iu ro n ililiu M I'lclftflnl li* ilc t u a c y w ith **i- to n?Iu«f t1 rr.n*t lelcohoue No 25 i Mo ?'*' v.-nr* f*r j* I l i (i vl 1*i erntft, lu <Sdfi/ &Practical Tionie Dross AaKm a ; Assorts •• ■- Prepared Specially for This Newspaper |1* • ( ir r mi I k i tmnrtft » rt*j4»> , It J I i -if.hlm I m & « » .1 \ l» K m » \\ I tj * \ > -ii iie !i fr.-m f.il !■ I lg ' i ‘ fiTiu and sitoitliler ■.i-uiin Hi'leaving, the r*teai'n ii in . ,*•' f . ttrlng Die iijq er, f *11- I i ef > ext-iiiimi t.» ere-*-line of small *.*,." jierforatiub* lit back; stitch In th1111-| \ t *11’ t cage of exteii'l uv 'to j ,,sitiutt ui.l t nrath plait. Turn hem at.fp nt * o f ’ilrr«r on small ' * » " perfmatje1 center-front In li, ate.I by- lat^. " n " perfoialimi*. Lap right front on le r. center frmils ere.n arid stitch t-« p -I li,*n from single large '■()’ ' prsf .r. tion lo lower cilge, finish edges above for closing, * N’eft, now collar to neck edge, notches and ccutor backs even, thru take Up.the making of the sleeve. Turn slashed edge under on slot per­ forations, lap to small " n " |>erfora* rndnole < haptcr 2, Order I.'us tern S t i Meeti* every fir>i and third Tuesday In ea'-h iminth. Everyum* who has seen b’ Star in tb< f‘u>t are cordially invited tp vi-it t hi' chapter J AD.. li itol ihhim, Sec’y » r t u-l *t I. II. t, \\ *t IleroUD of Liberty Meets a t Kugles’ Hull ftr-l nigl.t in etvt b month nt T.oll. i fla t - f n t r r t f a i i f tK* O i f f ft -'•!* »n •• artjl e! I *" • at t • . i • > i- t fit «»l n « * r M a fi n*l*fr« * tin I n r.*- n, |<*ar, to th* com pi sh u n t's till h-rc-in diet oo or b rfo rr th*, tint ilsy of A p til, A. It. UH7, t i e *aoio holog s rul<* <lay ol taiil rout I. . * • It Is further orit* rrtt that till* notice hr publUhcit In the hanforil flrrsltt, s p c s *l-sprr p u llh h r it in Banfotii, So'minoi* rountjr, y io rld s, once ■ » r* k for elch l ron*rcu- W itness K . A . D o urD *t, tha clerk of our C ircu it f o u r I ami the -rsl of tha is iil rourt ■I (he rourt hottie .In S ltilo o l Ib is the Glh .ili-y of r e b r u s r y , A. I>. t i l l , lie.11 K . A. D O U G L A S S ,' I'ie r k . Itot-inson A llra rd a ll, f o n ip ls ifi* e ls ' Solicilotc. • S S T u ra -U tc One of tho most effective expres­ sion* of the straight-line silhouette is this one-piece fruek of raisin color serge, with the front and back laid in plait* and attached tu yoke*. Tha front yoke and roateo section are cut in one, striking an entirely new note in such arrangements. Turn hack euff* finish the long one piece sleeves. In medium sice the dress requires t*i yard* 54 inch serge. ’ Care must be used in forming the plaits in frout and back, this being the first step In tho construction of the frock. Bring folded edges to cor­ responding lines of small *‘ o " per­ forations nud stitch one Inch from folded edges from Upper edges to single largo “ O ’ * perforations and press. Turn under the edges of front yoke and coatee on slot perforations snd haste, fitlteh 'Scinch from fold­ ed edges leaving the lower edg* free. Turn edge of I,ark yoke under on slot tion*., notches even; stitch and trim with buttons. (Muse remaining team as notched. Closo seam of euff as notched and face; sew to lower edgo of sleeve ns notched, with small ‘ ‘ o " perforation in cuff at scam of sleeve. Kew Hit-eve in nrmholo as notched, small " o " perforation at shoulder seam, easing in any fulness. Then plait the belt ut back edgo bringing ’ ' T " to eorrnpondlng small “ o*' perforation. Adjust to position on dress bringing singl.i small and single largo ‘ O " perfora tioQs in belt (at front aud back edges) to corresponding perforations In front and back. Slip edge of belt having double “ o o" perforation, underneath plait In front of dress matching double " oo" perforations and stitch tu position. Line the pocket and turn the curved part over, on outside matching the notches. A collar of pongee silk makes a stylish finish for the neck ii lieu of self material. * 1’lrl .rial Reviaw Cuittune No. 7111. Mi/ea, 3i to t l inrbes bust.' Frice, j ce n la . • \\m. E. 1loo-ebolder. Commander Mi,-ltertha I’arhatd, S.cretary Sanford Lodge No. 57, I. <). C). F. ■nd ih«t th. • 1 1. i - r-..«> in .th* <t«te „i Meets every Monday evening ut 7:30 rira. ..HIM «-f* ‘■----------------,tlli|,fwhl on -klntlTl "11)...thi “ t.in<) “ft.................... All vla— -khl it t lit iilin l* . s*«.l that *at,i in M. \\\ A. Hall, Fico Bltivk. it if is d it it * »r» fivi-r il.c >(■- of Isi-n ty -o R r itlug brtttln-ra cordially invitsd. . y r lt * . Jas. F. McClellan J. AV. U. Singletary It i- ( h c t .l.r * . i-r ilu ijl that you ,!o apN. G. II. Kec. I hi lit* »r,k>. A sllp-on frock in raisin colir serge eipressing tho fashionable straightline silhouette. Yoko anil coatee front aro cut in one. Monday Tire Sanford Council K. of Mi*** i the 2nd SumLiv ,1 p. #tn.. unit tho . - i. ■ i . • tth Sunday* ** p. m.. each mouth, at K. ■i i .v -i ' >••■■* 1 Net* of Hull Oak Aw. To t> »rV A. * tl i j, .1 \T»iy, lie-'. * T oo, Si'hitiil, ti rut tl Knight. U A)*t r ‘ ” n.l J i< 111,. Britt, Fin. Scc'y. • , *{f* i I *il, • VV V■ . ll «|Hr«tl«*K Ifum ilr o i l II. . Phoenix Lodge No 5. K. of P. lljrfein • n* li-tl »£« M i rtl Mr* 3ti- 14* fAUiifs fcrltltl _2 klu..»*-*^*»M*i nod fAurtEr -Ttiwdayf. itii t *»ui■ *■ n u""rf*ni. ( T . ii*"•! N'iiiting knight* always wt koine, ftttt) \t>rv III *. M *ilt* ami J . *' O. J . Miller W&tii t ant! V \ t>ubr il. McLaulin f t rf I t a f s i ! M fiitl* ' i f D i i t r ft it!* » !>• **f ; It. und S . ______ C. f . at* i 1 tyf M u n r o e t h a p le r N o . 1 5 , I t . A . M . i 1. l!iixt ir * C-l ’ Meets every second and fourth"!'hur* lay its ,\1a-ntce Hull over the Imperia P1'. utre Visiting . omii.niii'iis welcome • D I. Ta> lor (', d Uuntpli S-, 'y • High Priest m 4 \m*'.»•! •*" 1 \\ 11.-1, It k * . \aI * • ft I | | I lu WVf« Mr* « ) *J * nr. . , a * *1 minl” il |l 1*4 t r a t m o( Tl* II ' % M ."t *- 1 i t . \. i ■in-, *i i11"’: iu in. I • Ig * utt I. n - I I :■ ib if it ii) It * **:Jjt*. W J H i*r | «-11 a l. tf h u b !* \\ 'l l cf-rn, t it* w l l r . <■ Expressing the Straight-I ,inc Silhom tic. .f r , II. S» * m ill I%. . • * - • . , »- a l \ l i f t «> 1 M . . f i V tl ■. I • f. . ' ■ k\a” ' # t l< It*. * • . • I * ' . I wi . V H * f «l* •**. tinrgi' * Ini* • u u ii, S. ii fn**!*' l «»utilt T Latrf,, f B& Pictorial Review j-.-i feratii.n*, l it r till M*\l im S I N t i b t t .a h .ih I ‘f* u . < »'ltt|r i.ldD | SAMOlill LOlKitS Sanford l.odgf No 02. F. and A. M. Communi* ation eVi-rv Ii r■>t and third Thursday* id Visiting brethren wrlrotne. 1). I, Taydor t>. J Miller Sectetnry W. M fu**t»’iy M rs. Grace E. Williams Millinery Store f f' c m h in c n t i lire v.m s s t e r l i n g ■■ 'vi^3a Sentinel of Peace. Aliovo nil tilings, ittileavor to place the senthn l of peace over thy feelings;It will onahlo tlioo* to tin great things without my labor, tmy with groat tran­ quillity mid serenity,—B<Jl{poll. * * Worth While Quotation. "Old book*, as you well know, nrO books of tho worbl's youlb. und new books tire fruits of Its ngc."—-fioliue*. Birmingham, Chicago and St. Louis conn , . liuvo "got out ol them. Just m i ; wo might htive xpioonil, or wrlgglml,* or crept but of n '|H«sltloii from vvhf. lt an* other wlio wuntil ant -titop citili! imt liavo I'capcil. If t*scujI7* 1|il;mf the form of a icmpiutiob, they do not t*sjape.—Attiry, i JmiiaoildeJey. All-Sfeol Electrlc-LIfhted Train " c m o i i v u n . rLA. ..f o .llld SEMINOLE: LIMITED ...... i 'I t!i>' edges Autumn. . til. ),. 1 k. Ill- • - t in. I . cn p. t a • . it i- East ti* I . i t Inl i Debt , The'r** nr** many ways of git ting into debt, hut perhaps t h e . easiest way in *-> I th*T*’ vvhiie you are work­ ing hani'D* 1 ■ mil i- t " pr.oticethe one crop method of farming. Tlio surest way to get out und keep out is to pr..i i ■ -iiv * r.si i ' d. farming One crop may iifi cneh ?r l»dt no year will find n fuiture in nil erop.s 1’ru* tiee k a f't. lir.-t ’ ill vutir farm methods ! li' 1 i n n i 'i i . of Plorola extcti.uiu division will t'H you how. W I be *lio « . •. ' ‘.I'beru farmers and >t'" . tn> le.vrned to ulllizo nil th* 4‘t- ml ages which nature has beStOT | hl'itfi them in the way <>f fr. J tie A mild vvarm eh fi-C' i long groking season ala a? * “ til.Ll*1* an abundance of ' * » | H if only rt'inains for 1- ' t! ■ 1*1 eontrol the undeaifkthr | *»r vveeds and put in thrir pi. • some desirable plants t .a t n . - a ! l y an U r c a r e . * l.i rlli^h fcj/l fur live stock. Wu often tfllpk Dial, it w o bad 'uw'n \i-it i th«* south* arc often sur- placid lu the entile tllilicuItlc.H ulilclt l>rV Kn.wn i ., c surpassed in productiveness and in early ripening •<> some other vari­ eties, ato"t;:t which the Chinese, The Yokohama h ojie of the earli >! an ! whde it is-a weal, pro-' cjiteer rt, may l>e usud where early luut'iring. seed t 1 dedrerl. tDt eola. \ I;i>In i u d U a! iba. v ..* r * tii's vvre ><n .iui't -I (r mi hybrid' produ vil •»:> t h e statin i farm. ar* superior in that tic., art and qllit- p r o i f- l' t l v'• g j, ’ t i ' - t*<h)Mipig. |* * i lout of 1 •• I .i. cooperating with the state Varieties of Vcltel lleans ’ [or ti< . era.ilicallon work. “ This inquiries us t‘» what varieties of will give the cattle the privilege of ojit> i impet it lee markets in any velvet beans to plant are still being {U’t tl it. •• **y • !l .- *>»,a III *r.'|c :i i.| talti'ta' will, tli her. i n < K VKD'S HtND-PAlNTKI) C HINA tM A R It moreover |,nj ftl , orp, T c.dorr i ,. , * .in* shown hero luu t ie tin ! rl I ni.,. Dent, ),*, t. k mid •lecves rut In one. The jumper is renovahlc and clows at the left shouMcr. Dainty and i„ height of rashieii is tho one jdcco skirt garii* cred at the top and plaited at tho •tites to i.irm a enscrubs drapers-. In inediittn s*/c the dress requires 6 ii \ar. s St. Inch material, with 4 . var.l brllini* s Inches wide for the ‘stay , ; * ' y * c-uitrailing tnnterial 27Inr hex wide for tint band un the skirt. • MI r *e 1? r“>?fr,-V Procced with th. eutfing of the dress., the material lur the. wi..lo^,|..TI. r nn.-J-pTeFnig for the skirt « lit havo to be laid n„ open width i n the sewing table. The ►eiti.n of the pattern marked “ V " is laid on lengthwise thread of this a i I., n iTit<-b.Tgg-Jr r TTurr' tm in the euttlng nui.J,*. The belt nil' two eollnrs mV laid around tha undvrbb.use, with tho skirt tdcclu * to the right. . . * M; The skirt, front and back of tha jump, r are cut front the material a ft­ er it has I ecu' fyIded'in hall', radh of the I ' *. ; j 1 ... ! „n n Imgthwi'c f b| ,.f the. ere|->. If d, -In .i to i,iiI«lr Dm n, -k with .a standing collar, this anay ha placed tint! ,• it-* It. • . f tj . t k seetlon. Any p • lu.iy jm i| J f . r ' ' *• ■'* ■ : ■>'(! tha u n d er o h m .,•, , " l i - * iD ** : A nr! cn t| !h Soft Frocks For Midsummer p-op-rh’ at 't»*4 i * -r i■ ■ i •* ^ beautifully neat, blit topics that are really U.CJN AND AVAI.Til AM WATCHES r a.ttiv-- t nit!.- el£ -.tm id ily z s ln i rp ^ rn rh ^ Ro g e r s * i*i t f e d \v a r k se d g e u n d nt _______ L that arc not only iin- MY-SPEm i T O Si---------- „ Prepared Specially for This Newspaper -By Pictorial — - Review 11 United States Bureau of Animal InThere is much room 'fyr thought —“dtirtry^-huts-swen-fiHo-rerrrgfiizt*'dhfr- ’.inft Irivestlgalloii along the" .line jiing stations In connection with the suggested by Mr. Carpenter. (*. L. stockyards at Jacksonville, Fla., Willoughby of the University of there government Inspection is Florida college of agriculture, states that many hay growers of Georgia . inaiiltained. * und South Carolina.in the vicinity '•However, when any country, of* Augusta, fi r., get ,i very good iKrottf Ua official* institute., tic) quality of h.iy.ftr feeding horse's and rra'li . ion worlk and provides the mules with a mixture of broom n f ■ -y number of dipping vats for syst'O-atb* and regular dTlJpiflB .of - ’ within the country, the • will cheerfully assign a •r iperviso the work, and at raa; 'time to »u|Wirvue ,i!l inter tie • t - tl .1tiillg II 1 I' •ll-Mife, Tion it lid I e, 11 i .. T o gcjt cnrlxtn to p ic* Notice of A **llrati« n for T i l l l r r d I'n d rr N r r l l is I o l I h*pl< r i k l l , E s s , or liu r Ids Notice Is h crel.y ( l i e s Ih st tie o ric lly m a n purrhiM r of T a t l crtiflrste - No. SIX , dated the Srd day of June. A. t>. 1912.' has Iliad said certificate in my office, and has made -in d icatio n for la s dacd In i u u s in accordance s»ith Isw . S lid crrtiflrate cmbraces the fnlloialrif describrd property altustad In Sem inole county, Flo rid a , too |t: Lots 2 and a, (Ilk 2, T ie r I. Sanford. T h e Slid land I k In * aisctard at the d ate of th r laauanr* of »urh ccrtiftcat* In the name of Florence tlra rd sll. U n lc a aald cerllB r a t r shall be redeemed according Ut lata t i t tl*--t will issue thereon On the 3 l i t day of M arch, A . IV , 1917, W ltneia m y olTirlal ilsn a tu rr an d seal this the 23rd day ef February, A I*. 1917. (srs ii K. a . n n ir t '.i.A S S , (,'lrrk C ircu it Court Seminole C o ., F I* fly V M. M cP a n trl, Ir. C . (X-Tu»a-5 • , Notice *1 application for T a i Itced Coder Section S of Chapter 4BSS, Law s of F lo r­ id* Notice la hereby riven that F d w a rd A, I'r iir o r * . p u rch a*er of T s l C r itiA ra li. No. *24, dated the &th d ty i f June. A. 11. 1511 has f jr d aald. rrrtiftra le In m i nfflre, and ha* made application for ta t deed lo U iu e In acrordanre w ith law. Said r e rK tlra tr erchrare, t i e follow In i described proper! y situated in Sem inole epun'v, F lo rid a , to wit l l r a ' S K cor of S F .il I.| SW Sec S T o w tuh ip 21 S , It 30 Kart, run N Sfifi.i It, XV 460.7 II . S 460.7 If, K 466.7 U t ~ T> acre*. T h e aaid land helns aaaeaaed >t the dale nt th e w-au*nr«* of aurh r e rtifira tr in th* name nf J. (>., Moore. U h lrr* aald rertiflrata sh all he redeemed arrord ing to law ta* deed will issue thereon on the 31*t day of Afareh. A. D. 1517. W itness m y offlrlal signature and seal this the 2 ’ th dap of Fehruary, A. It. 1517 (w a ll K .-A l»4 *IJ«. I.A Clerk C ir r u it Court Seminole Co , r | * ‘. ily V U kl r Itaiiicl, It. C . S3-Tuet-Sje (late t'By t amp No'. 6, W. O. W Mectii secontl am! fourth Wednesday nights in each month. • ' f. L. Miller J. F. Hoolchan Clerk Council Commander II. r . O. E. Hanford Lodge 1241 Meet firat und third Wednesday night at corner Of Fjrxt St. and Palmetto A.va, Cruse Barnes J . G. Hurley Secretary Exalted Ruler The Lake Breeze ( uunrll No. 31 Junior Order United American Mechanic* Meets every Wednesday at .7:30 P . )f„ in the City Hall. Visiting brother* are welcome. C. 11. Smith. Kec. Sec. CelrnrtTty Aerie No. 1853 Meeting every 2nd and 4th Tuesday night nt Bo'clock Eagle Home, Oak Avc. Visiting Brothers Welcome E. E. Hagan C. C. Woodruff Worthy President Secretary OJ1S T R IB E NO. 61, I. O. R. M. Meet* every first and third Friday nights nt 7:30 in Masonic Temple. Visiting brothers welcome W. A. Ginn, John Stamper, C. of It. Sachem United Brotherhood of Carpenter* a nd Joiners of America Sanford Locui Union No. 1761 meota firsthand third Thurxdny night at 7 o'clock In the M. W. A. Hall, Pico Blk. ' J. W. O. Singletary W. W. Van Ness Sec.Treaa. . President Modern Woodmen of America Meets 2.-1. Thursday evenings, 7:30, in M. W. A. Hall, Pico Building. C. E. McDonald C. D. Couch Consul Clerk Try The Want Column And Get Quick Results •? 5 �-T U B ii l klmn ■ - ran t -------— r —— T H E SA N FO R P H ERA LD P a g e fo u r In another part of this baue la an article from Richard Edmund* of the Manufacturer*' Record on the R. i . H O L L Y . Editor building oft more hotels for Florida W . M . H A YN ES. Rnaincaa Manager and every Sanford booster should ^read it. Mr. Edmunds predirts that i the rush of tourists to the state this U alLjull be unprecedented tind that in ra te * , in advancn [more hotels must-be built this sum- War College Heads Prepanrfor . mcr to accommodate them. San­ Hand li ng of Gre a t VoL*____ ford should get busy at once, build ' ihe golf links and then go after, a unteer Force. big tourist hotel in earnest. T-hc golf links will be the forerunner for TRAINING PROPOSED the hotel and we must have.both of RAPID them built this summer by all means. We will never have a city Special Attention Oiven to Selection.of here until we get the tourist hotel • Officers Qualified by Expert, and we ran well afford to lay aside ence to Lead Men every other business and go after Properly. that hotel. TH E SANFORD H E R A LD THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY EA RN SAVE Three essential facts that spell success to everyone who will di them. Earn honestly, save regularly, deposit with our Bank PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD jy f tVAHfynilB BUS1HESS Washington.—Tlye war college di­ vision of the general Malt of the Unit­ C. M. HAND d ftn ru ixu , rL U IH l/n II. R. STEVENS 0 . L. TAYLOR R- R. DEAS ed States army lius complete plans PmUnl Csihisr A** t Cniiifi vn^|v.fM*i F L WOODRUFF Vic.-Pfisidenl pnpured for tin; mobilization of a clllZens' aruiy. These plans were com­ pleted some time ugO in anticipation td the time when the I'nited Stales might he called upon to enter Into hostilities egnili-d n first-class pmver. These plans were based, |( is said, tip* ; war department has decided mill nis Accounting f =- |j "Any system of training, however, -»n^ tbe ist-^Hniitr that tlir- f l r 'eFill non need ihnl ilo- uiqN.Intmi tit to vo|. Maxine. ng,-d f. for volunteers might be f o f Tmu.ixi) lirfieer commissions will be made good In Itself, will fall to bring the d**that t ioi| made t|e> ,*1 men. .Tile war college recently pre* , from those rliisM-s of our citizens who slred results unless lheru.-tire avail* tile* min. She tt’iiv \. ; pored an otllrhil paper dealing with I have had su* U esperleiice.' and that able n sufficient number of trained In- -edTrrthn'« na j TnTT.TT the raising of n volunteer army. _1, -kfculn ttnwe-shrss-rv I tie s.'diVlftih' vvHT strtirrnr?s officers ” uiTn noncommis­ sioned 'officer*. The blind cannot b ail png* of the nioricng t . ‘Tndec misting taws and under con* be made in the following order: .for u week laid l - .-it ,v temjMiraiicoiH conditions tlicrcvvliji," (.Vi—Persons who have laid esperl* the blind." Referring to the Jilnblllrntlon of tin* had i con "fair and says Ihe war college. "it has hereto­ ! cure as eninmUxtotit-d officer* in tin* mine si day when t| volunteer armies, the war college fore been assumed that In the event of } regular nrmy of the United Slates and KUht "fair"—hut the a war with, a Drat-class' power tin* ex-nllirers of \oluntcers of proved ex­ points out that tdl points of mobiliza­ In torrents, .w*,.r u tion have ts'.-o s)»tnei.xi ..mi. )n each I ‘idled Stales wsnibl retpilro not less perience and cllleb-ncy. the forecast to her, ,\| than half a million <>f men for the tlrsi (It)—Noll-eoiulnl**|oiied ollfeers of ‘state of tli£\^‘nioi). and Uqit these pre* "I'll, well: May', t.s llmlnnry arrangement* have been ape line,, behind Wlileli could he pt'ejeiri-d ex(terlcnee in tin* regular army. proved by both the federal mid slat*' wasn't delivered.’ Ilie greater army of eitlxctt soldier, ( ( ’) —Persona who have bad experlauthorities. These plans provide fop upon whom our main reliance for-mi- cnee ns ollb-vrs In tin* militia, the necessary building., for water sup. Prefers to Sleep Some Ot'-tz lloiinl defer)*'' Is colidlllolially |*k ■. t (I •)—persons who have i|iinilfl>-d "Take tlila tncdh a.. ... Subject to P re sid e n t’s C a ll. •in-eordlng to law under |*T*--*erd*ed ,-x- ply. and all. other, essential needs lire direction*." t*i-l r> The organization of voiunteoi i aiid n atio n s to test their Illness to "and you win*«;«. 1 unulr. rati enl* be under i.l*eit ; d •on n .d m.-h la Hi.- tie|.| W111 ll.ll <* It,v i t,« . ( I . I * Graduate' ot t'diii’oll**o. 1 ta rrtly replied M;<* l\ r —Ill'll bills of tljllilatv Mfinding lo wliuli regular army ••til*vr.s a re di litlh'd its profi s « irs of military s*lciic»under ihe law. J thorix**! the president to raise such .. , . j forces, .f’oiigress could, however, by *'or til* or legislative i-unetfneiit. nutlinrl*.*-i* «Hek}\ »'«•' ‘ " ’l' i-r. »ld<-ti' to rulsi* .iii'li f..ri. - in i rr*' of prill.- foru.i-r •nop r w fi* a au'lon lr* d it*., r. i . > ||» |. *|, la . pro* lii la it ri* ii i .- .i - ;,- j olio u ls titimbi-r of in, a ip .iri *| fm * u a unfi p.isfeu in I l f Aorld. Lake- iheinifelves! . Aiitl b v - the Itmus ■orps. or de|Mirtment, vtiihlu siii-|| limfelegram. , pueijs * of jiolitica i« afiery,' and R* n ' may be llxed by Afe It i- pr**h> now and then by the brotherly in able'tlial tlo pro* lnmiitlt.il will nl«o re* i Holly, the editorial grinder •t' rest of "fraternal'' orguniz.ilfans. , ' ,t* 'l'" ttiuxi-s Hint make the call '• Sanf ord H'-rald. says that fh*- whitewash brti.h has i-oxeri' 1 ,i||* ,)'*rt'ksfjr j,* [iiel will slitp* ilmt lie- en­ nr.- some p"oji|e in Ills coin- the ugfincss and- the ilrunk or the listed men shall la* tag.-it,' as ffir as y that are t-oiitinuully groacii- cr ook have bepn p c r m i i t " d ‘ to ron- pnteiirnl.il* from Ihe several states. P-rrl'orl.-s and l*istrn-| o( (-'..luinbi.i in nd 'that it makes him ti»iu<- m otli.-e pmjHiriP.il I*, tie- r.*>ptcliv*- |*o|iul .Usly 11r•••I sCc so uj Ui Ii bapUtil .infer.'lit pror.-ciliogq nia-. be tl.ills thereof going to waste (.o f a cotiple expected from (Jov.-rnor t ails •• . "Following ili.- .-all of the president ’ sam e "varfiiiniV* over b"fe, *fu-ms iiis pre-election promise to f,,r volunteer**, the veerel'ary of war Hob, apd ilo-. hav.- l.e-l!. f t n o v - .*11 boozer, from pub i if- t.oiiij*-. ili** gov* ruor- .-tv . 11 * to A *ail so ini)> Ii liiai no floubt a ti> •ipipireally on*- th.it w.*- m.i,|i* foj mllMui. informing ihem oi Mo-<|ii<> 'll .J J rt'.ll J*.,, AiIII 1rj . .1 e|e tl ]-.** in . , *-nt . und is to je> .nrrit’d out in for llietr respeeiive simes, the . x l ' t di'puti ii Miami ndlltln organizations' Mint will |*c of stuff t hat ' s bftt.-rer tiian with vigor an re.'i'ived lilt*, tile Voll||lte.-rs, (he new S o m e [ieo|ile are never happy M* trhpolis - nmintz.iitons ilmi II is ib-kirr.l i7i dur* .are unhappy:—-Ft. 1‘ierre rids.- ai,i| ihe iiiiiMinutti and uoiiiniiim HE WENT TO THE MOVIES strength of nrgn lllzaI lollv ' It s-em-v pa-.ing strange that the busin* • men of Sanford will allow ••very pi- ig la ir (o lake their tm ney (or ->**.jtl.-d advertising and get away with it The bminesi men of Fanfo.-d w o <J i n* t ux'1 npirc in Ihe I i .i M, ., r* . ■a *i i .* t h** o h*-ji t o * be faked and we ar>- not kicking on this part of it. hot what vvs do kick on ik I !.*• tn<- "/ yaing mil of Sailford if ever/ man working <rtt The Herald would ■ ••id Ms ttmn - out mf tawirtTT-j- -fw quliT in- n big , ick [ registered *.t;jaia,it U but th c'n u T chaiiia. are doim* t h is ' Jitrno thing V*very day th *t tT»<-y allow* a passing fukir to g'-t tle-ir rvo.e-y on alleged advertising c*!i“iii»s. This suliject' ‘ •erlainly gr-iws tir.vome and wo in­ tend, lo h o . th 'ie merchants nf* woine »d theap days. Some peojile in i SanTuril d o .not know the.meaning of reciprocity. Ribbons Do you' liavL'T trouble will) your lypew ritcrf Does it blur] nnd do >the letters fill up? It's not the fault O f the typewriter— ita the rilthon. Tt y one of our Web­ ster ribbons. They arc the best made anil do not Rive__the trouble that cheaper ribbons .do* • Ribbons for ail Machines Price 75c The aV ^ V I T\ • .• ft Office Supply Dept. I’ lIO N Z 148 ' All i.-riaM of «-nllstiio-iiis, ii i*. (minifed .Oil, "will he the Mlltfe as Ilmt for (lie regular army, exclusive .if r.-*.-rv** periods," and u>> tier*-.in can in- en­ listed for ihe volunteer forces "who is not effet ilve and able bodied," and who t» not within tin- ages stipulated for tliui service under the law us it exists at the little of ihe prcsldeut'x .'all. Neither enn any imin -he en­ listed who do.-s not speak the English language, while persons under eight­ een years,of age can-bp accepted nhly - -st)ih*tiir signed approval hfldVcimse'nt of the pnr.-iij or gunnllan uf that per­ son. * Recruiting, Rendezvous and Depots. The war college cimilntfiu*: “ tVlili a view t** recruiting and inuliiitiinltig nil orgiinDtulbiitH. of the Innd forces ns near *lhelr prescribed strength us praetlcnble, the .nccwtstiry rendey.Vous ttnd ib-pots will In* rstnbRslied by lbe-»*ecre|nr>' of- war mid will bv di reel l.v emit roiled by .him. Her*the recruit*, will * be eu)|y|i*d and train id, F o r 'Hu- iiuriMiAis nr instruc­ tion and tiUelplllie, the troops at the recruit; dejM'Itt muy lie Orgdtllltnf Into isunpanles and battalion?., nt the ills* crellon of the secretary of war. The ! unnenmml‘•slotted oilii'vr- nnd privales xx III he of stn-lt grtob-s and nmnhers-ns' tin* president iiiny prescribe, *;- “ lt Is apparent Hint life recruits at the rellllvzvoii- and tlepofs n.re llitemtI ed to form a reserve hattallou for each t regiment or equivalent thereof of rt-gt ulurs mid volunteers o n ly ; for the. j a n also provides that In order to mainlain the Jjmd militia orgpttlrnllnii at their maximum strength the recruit rendezvous and depot* In ttny star** or ttirrltory may, tti-iihe ret|tie*t of the governor thereof, ynllist mid train reerulls for hind ml lit In lit the ttorviet* fount von IternstorfT. Ihe dismissed -of the United S tates from such state Herman ambassador, snapped Just territory. All the officers required lifter lo- laid delivered the note from or for such recruit rendezvous and di-pAts the kaiser 'which resulted In the riqe turemf diplomatic relations. He. was wilt he volunteers o f tin* proper arm of on Ids way to n moving piyturc house the service. * where he saw' Herman war dims. Appointment of Officers. "All volunteer officers are appointed by the president, hut the number ttnd The Ctllrcr brothers, twins, who, -grnife of such officers shall tad exeeed play on Hie Me!.... I high school of To­ ! the number and grade' of like officers ledo football leapt, are proTmble stu­ •provided for a like force of tlo* regu­ dents at tin* 1‘tilvi-rslly of I'enusyIvaalii lar a I Itl.v. and they will be klihjevt to next fall. 'J'lo-y play tnrkle |mis|||ous. stall ossigmio tit t*i duty it it*I trans. f»-rs n* ilie president may direct. "In or*F i tii.it Hit* lives of- ilies** . Football lit (iit Il:t *■*!<-1 college. Wa-li-, lliglnn. M. ('., la 11*17. will he uialsr the. patslotle eillzells who may volunteer gulditiic*' of I vein bro liars. Arthur■i foe service may lw stifegu-.trded- nnd Wong* r hiivliiff hn-U el* ried to the cap- ) . >insefv*,*l tttel pot risked under pi*rtlllliey of the eleven, while liny U'eilg .T i soils lacking to * xperleins* in the «-nre j “ I soldi* l> It) *'alllj> and ill bultle, the ( P ) —Should ih«* necessary niimhei of volunteer officer*, rtspilred tint Jte furnished from the above classes. the war depart meat wll| give civilian* lucking in nrftinl uilllfifry experience i opporiuiiliy to nppyar fox .-vaiidmiIt t.. test tlo-lr Ilfll-sS fur eotllfliu- hef.ift l,..jir.|. v. Itl■h the war d< | It** lif pl'i.po.* . I*i ere.ip* lit the •i *eraP slates. Degln Training at Once. Under the rapt Urn "Training of Vol­ unteers" the ,war college pninplil.i - " T h e training -of volunteer troops mii't l.egiu w iiJioiit delay after* itn-ir induct ion Ini** ilo* service. No tiiti*.I ii U'I tie lost. If should Ix-gln at lie. ..lopanv r.-ieb /voos without waiting for loiiijij.-ii’ n blljzatioii fiel*-i *<oitu'lllbuii'l poll* v *,f relying i i it., pally for d.-feti**** upon elii/.-n •li.-rs. ilo larger pint of .air land i*trees will nol t|.- fully traitied oil ibtoutbreak of War It is more tbati pcobtddc that we slutll hrtve fo pTitpiny some of tlo-iii with tittle **r to* Iruin lug as soon as they can be nsM-mblcd il* suitable units. "Tin* amount and character *»f the training will at tlr*t In* directly pm poriioiml to tin- rime eon*uiu.'d. pmvlded a ralloiml sebetne he followed. Mow' nitirh time will he atvailahh* It Is Iin poSsji.i.* to [iredlct. It Is r*'tisonirtile I*. ns»ume however, that* in lie*-veui of a War vvpli an oversea epciny It will In* the lime required for .nir enemy to/ establish al least it partial control of the sen sufficient 1.. open the way f..r landing i*f ox|w*dltbinary Arizona Mightiest ot A!! Fighting Vessels .•The Arizona, the newest addi­ tion.to the United States butt-h*shlp division, not nitty Is the big­ gest *»f Unde Sam's sen lighters. but no other imval power lint a lighting *essid i!mt run rein h It |i is I, rg* i bv I 'eiitis,v Iva nia, marrletl s i-• r * L • hi/ t.-e la I : « i:.o-;t You Never Can Juc.g ■Th ere OT.enry fair*, was u * ; who r*ni rl.< 1. * r . fact* tuny be cheery, J find v h i. that despite jt . gr. * . toy Ilnur itint i , ' loti' tleii the tin* ting*hl|> of Admiral ^Injo. of vv[ilch it Is a s|ster ship. It will l.e a damaging foe for an enemy to meet. Its iwaive 11iftyh guns lire a broadside of 2U,-v ana |toil fids of steel, which <*tm be .tire. t» d accurnP-ly at a murk 1 *1.miles distant. Ttie broadside Is ttixxi pounds more than the combined broadsides of tin*.Kan* sns, Vermont and New ilamp*litre, ships that IlllVe lieell plu.'.sl III Ilo- reserve licet. The <li.pln< i-irient of tlo- Ail /•out I* ;tt.«>«l toil*. It is propel led by oil-burning engines, which drive il al a speed av erag* Tuiil I : *!i vetui S «f I (*hi k C rfU fu A lM I )rf»A*it [ IT 1 ' t *l U ' l f l * I’ortliind has three pjuyers who by Caihicro < hi'cki Out* all rights slfould In* m*d1itM*rs of the DuHanding i* ta Inforjmr jir-1 Salt l-ake It**.*' Tiny are Rlg-lloc. ti l ps 1 Illg-bee. and lie-lief. TJ»ta* I irjHrvilN T im r lttixcrs are n lot more prevalent In winter ilmn In '•uniiticr been use -sleep, lug in tin- open |s so iliirnevl tin.-piitfort- f an*♦<i Ii ink do ** « aht»\r alR trm rftl 1^ \ able III the gelid season. knn«!vdfi And brlirf O. u TAVII'IL •s Spring induing Is necessary for ball ind in tfS 10 players, because some of ’em scarcely Sut'.rfil**-*l lol.r* nu* tht» 12. *J*> touch a card all wittier long, and get Ot Mar. !»:* Vtphtrrnt5tx-fmtirtr rrokpr.~ ~ ~ Notary Pill lit SOME OF THE GERMAN LINERS AT THE HOBOKEN DOCKS U«oH*0>cw, '< (?) utzcMvcec __ __ These are some of Ilie great Herman liners ilmt hav v he* n docked at pa rs tit Hoboken, N. J., •luce r-turtnl nn*l that are now under the keen scrutiny of tlo* collector of the port of New York. UNITED STATES SUBMARINE M-1 �A-- March 13. 19*7 • THE SANFORD HERAI.D TTT Little Happenings— Mention 6f Matters in B r ie f Personal Items of Interest Tornado in Indiana Mrs. D. G. Wagner and daughters, Nowcast!*, Imt.. March 12.—Ninc- Misses. Maud Alice and Ada Wugtocri are dead and morp than n score nor and Mr. Gustus motored over are missing, two hundred are' In­ from Kissimmee on Sunday. jured and property damage is es­ ■ ' . • timated ut a million dollars as the Miss Frances Gonzales returned toll of the tornado which- swept from a four months visit with rela­ Newcastle yesterday. tives in North Carolina. A hundred lujnu-s were demolished 1___ of thp Hosting Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Herald Readers -•Mrd -nhrmr two i Ihui-. uk I wep* dam-1 ^jr and Mrs Roy Syrnes, Mrs. an*'d 1 he citizens committee id pa-I ^jj*| ner and Mrs. R. .1 Holly spent trolling tow iid until the arrival of Sunday at Daytona Reach motoring the national guard* mm. Summary ! Property Owners Take Nollcc The law provides that “ If taxes upon any re.1l estate shall not he paid before the First day of April of any year, the Tax Collector shall advertise and sell." This matter was brought to my attention' som e-tim e ago by the Governor, and this is to notify all over in the morning and, returning in the afternoon. « - .. . . . . , Mrs. A. C. Smith left on Saturday Mr*. S. £•* Johnson returned Sun­ for a visit to relatives and friends at day from Covington, La., where she Green Cove and Jacksonville. ha* been visiting her1-daughter, Mrs. E, F. Marrero. '* 'A ir. and Mrs.- II. C. Gerror and Hill Palmer spent several days of Mr. and Mrs. 0 . L. Taylor motored this week' here visiting his many to Port Orange and Daytona o i j friend*. Mr. Palmer is one of the Saturday, remaining over Sunday. cleanest hall players that ever step­ ped upon a diamond and his Mends concerped that tho. requirement of here are glad to know that he will law will lie eomplied with, and the be with the Jnrksonville team this Tax nooks will positively he dosed season. * * ' °u April Fifst, as prqvidcd by jaw, Ford Touring Car for sale at a and all lands on which u x e - IffiYt* bargain. U. & O. Garngo, W. A. not been paid will lie advertised. -Suiuglullov..---\fi,s Emma A. Woodruff of Mich* igun is guest of her brother, Mr. E. T. Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. Wood— "r-nT-rtrTTyr-np-irr^tbni—n r nltd'~fTYoT her at Jacksonville, returning with their sister Saturday. ... . .! ,i n R U U -M V T IS M Antiiepllc, Helieve* 11he umat ism, Sprains, Ncural* • ' 33-tf g;a. 44-1fe— SEND A K O nT 10 HOSTILE FLIERS ------- —J N u r Dr.I IX KTX > Notice to .Grading Contractors Rids will be received by the county commissioners at th«ir regu|ar niecting. March tiih. I'M . for the grading and clearing of the road from Oviedo to Chuiunta. Also Miss Mary Newton of Auhprn, from \\. F. Leavitt's corner to road New York Is the guest of her cousin, running south to Oviedo. Profile of said road may he seen at the office Mr*. M. W. Lovell. * of the clerk of the circuit* court on leave your Panama hats at R. I.. and after the 2s th day ,*( Febru­ J’. rkin-' Haberdashery to be cleaned. ary. 5S-2le t h e i'o i i o I i . ■i n m l . - ir.’ i. —- ro-crv >■ i, I' Smith has purchased a n**w the right to n y . . i .,t . .,nd all In I t ihlsiiiohile six cylinder cur from I. A. Itninifey, I ft Lawson that is a beautiful car. < firm ltd of i o ( 'omiiussioiiers K A. Douglass. in every respect. Clerk. . Mr-. .1. M. Dressnor lias just arTues-nJ-Jtc „ rived from New York with an en­ tire new .Spring line of ready-toFOR SALE wear. * 65-lto \! I |p:, llrot her hood class room in p eil \illnili'ibl . til, K i hurch The Leadings id I line I. t: i I '•‘ 111> , : will be the subject .if Do* , * oni I lfl.nl ^ tonight aj 7. to All mco of . I Max wi !i * C I ..re invited to atten d . these W ar)) ic and yi g.fod eondtmeeting* each night during the week. tioji. Come quick be Overland Touring Car much less . Real llargaitis. Lire nil sold. than value for quick sale. IL & O. Seminole <'nunt> Garage. Garage, W. A. Stringfellow. 14-tfc 59- It Mr and Mrs. Alfred Horner of Westfield, N, J., and Mr. and Mrs. Vtlcnlinlt. < elerv lluycr*' f! * Marlow of Wichita, Kansas My entire crop of celery for s.i|,' ri.oi.g the visitors to the city. Mr Ib-rner has some choice kinds Any quantity fiAun one crate to the on Si. Lurie Inlet that lie is putting whole crop. Will begin -tupping March l-Vth >n r i.* market for tourist parties -vlift liip-.li about Ma> I'•til Ii i.ivc ju*t completed u lotir of Will pack to Milt t-lie piirchavr as it'" ■.Mi and westefir part of Flor­ ida . r.■! eypect to remain in Sanford for a v possible. tpiulity very good Sizes will run larger after this week. sever aI day* looking around. Have about thirty herb* to move. Make \oiir old Panama hat look Sanford iii'pipjion only. like new. It. L. f'erkins. Halier- i II II ChuppelL Sanford. Fit* •I i<(e •■ &*-2tc . 5 9-lie Frank R. Powell stopped over In Sanford J o r n few days to visit hi* ■» ( nuked I nod Sale molt . Mr*, P. J, Coat** before reCooked food sab* at McCuller'*. tarnii • to Petersburg, V«.t to a*- by liqlie* of the Catholic church, utin*1 his■new position in* the nui- Saturday afternoon. March ITlh. ■ip lie has been at -SuraThe patronage of tlje public r'ela., for the past eight months ,meated. o!*-2tc in fiti»iii<,*i. Frank ha* been in { H irola for nearly three year* and I important Derision lie many friend* hated to see him | Washington, March 12.—The sureturn.to his mother state. . , preme court ilecided that the paruor'l ^ouring Car for Sale At & mount (edural authority over navurgjiti. ■ II, & O. Garage, W. A jga |,|c river* rivers and igahle and government • ex Stringfellow. — 41-tfe empttbn from damage liability in Mr George Coates from Minmi their improvement does not extend •'pent .three day.* with his brother, to lion-navigable tributaries. fllilis h . Express -Hope- German Pilot Was Not Killed or Se­ riously Injured. CHIVALRY SHOWN IN WAR Only Question Among'British Aviators Is as to Whether Note Should Be Written in Prior German or Good English. By LOUIS EDGAR BROWNE (1 ■>t I. -p.'lid. lit •»! I' 111 , i. ■> Now-.) Itrlil-li Advanced ItiiM'. riour Aniiini, I iirkixli Anildn.— “'i'tio llrltlsli avlutois trust t Ini I the Gi-rmiili pilot ut the Fokkcr iiirpltinc which wum shot doqti yesteriluy was neither seriously In­ jured nor killed." • * This note was penned In English ttfter u two hours' wrangle In the uvlnlh'ii eniiip ov.-r It* phraseology, mid ..'-■I wltclhct H -loutfil bo Mflttoti In took linottier llrltlsli machine went underneath mid found the range. On each of JhPso airplanes there Is n pa­ tent machine can which is very light find much more rapid than the machine guns used oil the ground. Ilefore ••Fritz” knew whal hud struck hint some 200 bullets had gum' through his N' * .Smyrna and D a y to n a Reach, While our htfarta .are* stirred and mtkjfig the trip ||j „ rar „ g (j enjoy— touched by the * suffering* of our European neighbors let us not forlr'*-' every lot of it. •* , * . get ami. neglect the helnles* ones of ■' J1* L. Mitier ami hi#|our own tale Th e need <>f a little Bradford have returned ,-hild I* not to be disregarded. ' ■ -l ' ii) to St, Petersburg, C lear-1 * ‘ - * l * n Springs. Ocaja and! . |l " l9UI } h.') H? mP S° ‘ ;,, ; r . l ..... !* by auto find report a f \ ty n, ^ n , for °a i-H. although tho he,Ivy san d ■-,>h;*1n‘*: A;1 r ! City ,Rayed haviie with !inii rh-11'1^ " ; the Mr. Miller Mat. , that t l .e ! , ?“ r,.n« V " PaSl .Bvf ^ bl*t * •*»!> encountered on the trip children have received care and at­ ■' mu the brick roads were the tention in Florida through thi* so­ bhalt roads of Lake county. money. Ilavo your Panama : " ‘"'I nnd blocked, it will “ 1;v" a new one. R . L . Perkins. •Uhvrdadier. B8.otc lb ? ■Ml»®fintendent of tlie Printing,Co. spent Sunday ■ " hnri‘° folks nt Lakeland. m ’ ’ 1 « unp of the Coal Creek Co. »ltb v.,U'ilK Tenn * W l yeiterday Atlaul f' ‘I’" 1 I,:‘ vid Young for ‘ feat ! " ' r< ^, r ' VounR will take ciety. Did YOU help* to do it? Every dollar of your money i* used directly and only for the care of homeless and needy children. The work is carried on under the per­ sonal direction of •some of Florida's foremost citizens. The expense* n'nd office salaries and rent are looked after by the director* ami the ladies auxiliary. "liiu*much as ye do it ounto one of tho least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me." Tli.- \ ' :it n,*p 0 f the hospitals, t'r , i;’ been here all win-1 film . . " l '*' 11 ,,ost of friend* who You nr ' 1 M>‘ edy rerovery of Mr: •• '■{Continued front Page 3) of y Ai ' ' " '* 11 Prominent attorney in ,t., ' “tnf' l v nn., ami came here Personal Mention Mfs. Selma Raker, who has been •them (of ' health. All of h«r , , ' n *ov,‘ with Sanford and the guest of her sister, Mr*. Leslie : . xl' a,,|J oxpcct to return Went left on Saturday for her home •t-d 'pemf the'winter here. in Sarasota. PEOPLE ANd EVEN!!) •For S ale—Six hives of bees with er Uma In II h history has the tfinrhsimm-hlp of the I'nlted States navy supers full of honey. J 3 0 for t h e ■|ic»mi So good us It Is ut present. The six. A. V'. McGuin, f'aoln, Florida. new superdrendnnilght Nevada gave an fiR-2tp example of the general shooting efHrlcyey of tip. Atlnnllr fleet. In recent For Ftile-eScvcral good second target praetlee this ship flretLXKl slmts hand iron safes, all size*, fj, L. Tayimv ft tn~ r siori':. Sa jTfoNr~/VvTb 4 ti? vnr>ln^ riuijri't. t\im Ninn*ln*«l 57- He Unit**,*u record Hint 1* believed to Tin* Fokker wobbled a moment us . qiml. If uo| -nrjiii**.. any |■•■•■•lr^l with Eor Sale My lot on First street, though It Were going to cnptdzo. The ! -iinibir gun* In any oHier navy ^u*t opposite Robbins Nest hotel. engine had been struck and was dead, The following-table show* nt a “Fritz" recovered himself and made it gluiiee wliat Hu* gunner* of the Atlnn- You can buy this fine property steep voljdniie to no man’s Innd, He fleet did with the big gnu* In tho cheap. Address Robert Rucksbaum, 909 Franklin St.. Tampa. Fla. 57-3p recent target practice: -- ■ ---------------------- - - -afterward learned. . '* ll-IJfrti —ti-CAl.IflElt. P. C. of For Sale— Ten p’asaepger launch at Wfsil, Shot*, till* Hit*. No Word Spoken In Trial. Six htrso Caillo 7it.t your own price. O Nevada ............... ..........M New York.—Not si word was spoken Sow York ........... ....... Oi II C5.3 engine, white cedar hull, all in good Ml condition. Rox 116$, Sanford, Fla. >1 during the trial of Mrs. James Unio n's Oklahoma............ .......... H et.j IvniivyRntila ...... .......... M Ai charge in domestic relations court that To RUM ... .......... £3 Sl.l 56-4 tc !*• huld.y had failed to pay her it separa­ i:-lNCH-ap-rAi.iBt:n tion nlfoiviinoe. The Itrowna are deaf Arkrm* t* . c: ,. . •o H l*or S ale— Wholesale catching and .. ........ 72 K3.3 «> mules. Their testimony wits given In W) innlag ss, with nets, JMNVII -ti-CAUBKIt. sign language. Ivlrmnrc ............ Tl>.3 C. I,. Vincent. Ml Florida .. W • II 40-tf r r r r t m r a r ry im rB T T y ffT rirrg 'O T G 'Katina* .......... «»t j .........21 tt .............................. ...... It •a.i 22 O' White Wyandotte*, celebrated HeTO HELP BATTING f» to Mlnfunintn .... ....... 2J II o Ni ve tin in(•»• tro ...... 23 »; _ 12.3 f ;tl strain of Canada .whur«> vigorous p •-.•••rO eitmllnT >.. .. IT* :v* irds are raised. Constant, heavy Rurim*** nr deVUlhg tray* anil Fi.it................ *** Tj i S' to to menus to hSI priori ting In the No­ ycr*. Hatching eggs and Rahy V.-IllliTIt . .1 12 o v-INFI 1 F.-F.\I.IIIKU ( hix. Rooking orders now, F . P. M tional league seems to I...... ecub Ilying the magnate*. I fere with Knn*a* .............. ,f. ... « .T7 o.l <; (rung, Rrouksville. Fla_____ 34-4fe ... II rv__. Mlnntnota a fi'u siiggc-ilun.'b:-------- --------— -son Hiitiip^TiTi- ........ H 63,8 r* For S a le —O no International truck •■j •; Equip the infieldcr* with box­ Vcrnmtu ..., 11 ; ivlm 43-1' M.ttIKIt 1 haroughly oveidtaulud and paint ing' glove*. Knrma* .. . . . . . . ........ rs 3*: Tug tlie'oiiMKddeni with ii hall I. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. Mhini«j>tn . . , . ... ‘3 r ' It and chain. Noiv Hfini|>-tilrc .........VI __ ______________ 7-tf * Vi rinom ........... .........to I- N D. Make Grover Alexander shoot . INCH ."» ;■ (.*At unfit FOR RENT 'em from the port side. Mi Arkittt*** . . SI Have Dick .Rudolph recite to r-i ^ Dclnw*r« .. ...... . ...tlfl u lo —Gttrfew Shall Not Ring T o ­ Florida . ...... 1SI T*» •*' j . For Rent Two rooms for light b Nevada ........ ... .,|M Ml I' to night" while delivering the ball. Nni- York .... ti-v mi * t Mount Jeff Pfeifer on roller *57- Itp Oklfihom i .. .. St 1 skates «vii Ids pitching days. l it 4 1Vnri*ytviiuLi t;t to For Rem Sewing machine. En­ T'*' xl4 •a S !••: io: ‘.Xfl^LOJLfUULajL^ t *•.iii lit VI ; <| och avenue. 56-3tp (V) Minlnx i»*i to j _ UMPIRE BYRON TELLS STORY For Kent Lena ro.iyi bouse, -122 1 1* ilnicttn, f • per month. Pff iod of Adju*tmcnl. Enquire Singing A rbiter R elates Incident of "U h) .1.• ill. 1 - I I Ii II :!|«- I1. -* in ,r H Herald Dllii 5 t-tf X HI Game Played at N ew ark— P la y e r W ished no Harm . Ilf Mil It .* "I 'll'.- . ti till i«t tlu- U...-I ififFor Rent Newly furnished bec| lb t i l t " I ' . i i . i i l * . lb ti'. 11,.- 11m.. -||i* 703 fin- ti, g , ' i .-«! tn r m i n. t timi I.,- Un*t room with private family. Itllf Ityron, the *tiiglng umpire, who liiul.ing all Hie ttii'iicy |ti ITi■• world, Myrtle Ave. ‘ 52-tf say* llp'rt* himn't been it single kick* and In* li:t* to ai|Jii-t him-.,If *u tint, ngtillmt Id* deel-lon* slrtee Oetnlier, tlNeovery tImt lil* Hub* iingel* hits n Furnished Rooms by Day, Week tell* a new st«ry on Idnisei f, Rill turn*! t e m j e r iiml i i m >* u m tlim**.“ or Month— Park uvenuo flat, 105 died the imlleutor In the Internntlonnl lengm* before In* emne to work tut the North Park avenue, over I.. It. Philip* A- ('o drug store. Mrs. James Patton, m mager. .'(0-tf j Teller circuit, mid In- i i i . r , tlint In* •pill.- ii* mu. Ii Ir.od'l,- In tti.bad 11 *s t in11 ot in ......I E iilU-Ii. T I i o i o I f'*t W A N T E I ) ! lo r R**ni Two rooms for light ii- Ijc Inis In Ibc Null. .(Oil wo- 11--t pu. di—otitci; iroin tin- sjutit j .a i bo in. - - age Tho note wit- sou loti Icngiie. Old Rat's al The Ilcrald O f­ housekeeping. MP.i Magnolia Ave. lie tinipired In Newark one day I Up ftl'Tl ciiuwis bug ti lit I dropped Into 59-2 tc Tlu'v must lie Clean. the Ibtrltish lltieS nililrcssiil ‘'The tier- mid In tin* course of the gome he fice. WANTED ealbsl a hum out ut the philc oU a 2* C'CIliK P c T 1*01111(1. tuna Avlnters.” The note tuw a return of o great courtesy. Some lime ago a ltrltish tilr'plrtne ■tumbled to mirth behind the Turkish line*. Ruth pilot and -observer Ma re klllott, A few tIn.' «■ Inter a |mckago via- dropped itilo tile Itililsh aerodr.niio frnm n Turki-h mrplmio. Snf.oly packed betwet'ii two pillow* were two wntehos. two cigarette rase*, a ring. ♦11 ! 1 * -’on....... irtnkeis mid a tojtor, which In effoel said : " I bo Geriunu lulalor* wltti lie* Ttirl.mli army regret the sud-deaiti of two very vttllmii Im-tllo nvluior*. They reliirn the personal effects of these rmtVO men. thinking that tle-lr moth­ ers would like to have them." Who says there I* no chivalry In modern warfure? ♦ arii- d t t i 1 give !o»- straight fur all kind burlap, cotton and fertilizer suck*, in trade. Cush price also. Write lor particulars Home E n ter­ prise Miirc.ui. Orlando. Fla 69-2tp ♦ Fhottis, kotfak finishing, etc., ut 11.1 Elm Ave 57-3 tp f| m m THE ALTAMONTE.HOTEL Turkish Gun Knocked Out. The German pilot's whole attention was riveted on righting tils machine, und dtiHng tho 30 aecoqiN that -this CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Wanted A f,*i-*|i Jersey or grade milch cow, .1, F. Allison. Kolokee, Fla •Vi-ltp *! All Loral AdvcrliHcincnls Under Lost Rune'll of keys. Leave nt Tliiu Heading T llltK K CENTS a pnstolllce and receive reward. ConLine For Each Innertlon. Mihimunt »;,hdat d Grocery Co 59-Itp Cltarue 25 (!enlH. *• lint i fT to Hint 'bnclic.* He w i i n T i i thor­ ough sport sinan." When “Fritz" was sighted the fun I'ommeiicod. Tin* three llrltlsli milrblms went for him like n streak of lightning. "Fritz" drove straight for the nearest Rritlsb nihchlne, tiring Ids machine gun through Ids propellyr. The German pilot Intd two or three narrow efccupe*. Ills-blg maelilm* wn* no) 'mobile ’enough to even give him n •Ii a me against sueli superior slrenglli, so lie deseelided. Tile, llltve llrltlsli liti,eldnes were left In possession of the nlr. In about ten minute* n slgnul from tile ground Unshed "hostile airplane eoinlng lid* direction." The three ma­ chine* in tin* nlr prepared for buttle. In n few minutes the Fbkker entue Into sight. "Fritz" bad gone down to get ii mndilnc with mobility. Clever Maneuver* In Fight. Suddenly one of the Hrltlsh ntn* ,chines made u dash nt the Fekker, in* tending to rum It. Itotli machine* were well over 5.000 feet ubove tin* earth. Had the Hrltlsh idiot been suc­ cessful and rammed the Fokker, both would have tumbled to tho ground. "Fritz" apparently illd not see the ob­ ject of the Hrltlsh pilot until there was only about *200 feet of Intervening pace between the machine*. Tho mi ;-le of approach was so iicuto that the Fokker Intd only otto chance of e* tape and Hint jvti* to dive toward the earth. He turned the nose of Id* Hin­ di Iin; almost straight down, mid the Hrltlsh machine, not being nhfo'ln dice m i steeply, paused above the Fokker.. 1 ♦ ♦ Win'll I ill I tied al the lleroillome the "bird*" hud Just lauded from their uioridpg scouting expedition*. The dally “straf" laid heeli successful lbi-v I , n innutliful- of melons tliey iui rled on a rapid tire eouviTsutloii con . I'Ulrnlliig on the tuples "last night's raid on the Turkish aerodrome.* “whal liapiH'iicd to Fritz" and the "note to Ihc - German aviators." They seeim-d Umpire Bill Byron. nUher_jwmnvful Id* Fekker could bo longer furidsll close play. The player arose, dusted off Id* imlrnrtii. and'then {minting to t h e m d i v e r s i o n n f tin e v e n i n g . . **Hc vva * i i . brave man," *uld one tin* eldhitiey. wlileli towirs high over the field. In* siih| to Hyroti: "Hill, I filer. "Ilow* about the llghll" I suggested. ain't arayin' notlilu' to you. I ain't “It u i i k i i great go.” sold one avia­ niakiu* no kick or rmtlili)'. toil I hope! tor. (Three of mir bird* were Up. om- dial that chimney falls on you and hit* I*. < "ate* la*[ week, returning wit* sputtlng for .the gnu* tind llie yoli om* brick «t*« time." h'lqp*, >unday' afternoon. Hill says tin* linpt* was so soothing other two were netiilg i i * escorts. . Tag Day break your Cold or I.a Grippe .Tin* Pnpdjyterian C. E. Society •Fritz' deliberately entile up In ti big and so nrhtinnl-flint tie did not put Hu; *bh u-few doses of 666. 33-2Gtc will have a Tag Day during the iivlntlk to take at* nil on. I take hi) player nut of the game M. lluyne*, business manager month of March for the Children's Home Society of Florida. Date will t' Sanford Herald and hi* father be announced later. ^*-v’ returned from n trip to eocoa, PAGE FIVE In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the ad, please d o ' not n*k The Herald for information a* to the identity of the advertiser Usually we do not know- who the advertiser is and if we do we are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write u letter and ■address it us per ttistruckion* in the ad. • TOR SA1 For Sale or Exchange New Ham­ ilton piano. What have you? En­ quire at once.* IL F M> C-o Sanford Herald. . .V'-'Jip For Sale Registered Duroe sows with .young jiigs. F. F. Dutton, 57-tfe Altamonte Spring*, Seminole Florida ■ Co.,* Most, popular and delightful win­ ter hotel in interior Florida. Magniliccnl location, between two lovely i lakes, hotly acre* in par!:*. Golf, ] tenni*. bowling, billiards,•boat*, orango grove, eler,- all free to guenta. Fine fishing ami shooting. Pure waH-r----from— AtllftTblile' Springs. The Altamonte is noted for excel­ lence of cuisine and service and so­ cial life. Re sure and -auto out and. get beat dlnper served in interior Florida. 'Dr come for a Saturday night supper nnd dance |following. Excellent orchestra. rl Geo. E. Rates & Son, owners and proprietors, Rriek road ope Saturday, Ja n . 20th from the Altamonte to Orlando, etc. 44-t( For Sab* or Rent Fifteen acres, 7 '.. tiled mid/armed iivo years will) •1 flowing well*. One mile from load­ WAITS IN SILENT GRIEF ing station. Seven room house \jilh FOR NEWS OF LOVED ONES bathroom and hot and •■••Id water. Long time. Enquire V, Herald o L • 7 Plight of Bercavpd Englishman in New fictv . 5jJ-Fri-ll York Brings Home to Watchers Kill Thtm Dr Utls| —Tragedy cf New Warfare. I have for safe two fireprnf safe* at bargains, also some second, band New York.- Ii nmk tin* silent grief typewriter*. - M.* P. l.ipe. salesman of,John M. IJIHe. Englishman, |n bring "Silent Smith" Typewriter. Over U. H, Government Buys It keenly holiie’io Hie ofllHals and elerk* Rowers drug store. ' 57-tfe BOLD KVKKYWliBKB — Ue sod tUOO •it(tin: Anchor line oibis's tin* bo- of the California, one of the liner* sunk ns a result'of GcYmaiiy * new subma­ rine cnnqsilgu. . . • X X X IIIIIfllllllX X X IIIIIIIIIIlIX tX IillllllllilX X X IIIIIllllllIX X X Moih'stty. iihtio t diffidently. Little, n * Kxtt’iuls to its fustomoi'M a n i l spare, slight mini, nskcfl for news ot friends invitation to its spring show­ Id* wife and four children, steerage jias-etigers. The ialest c»ftl»*. lie was ing of#M I I . I . I N ' E It V ThutaJay, told, ■‘‘•'ported til* wife and mu* child March 15th, 11)17. missing—tin* others hod been saved. Rats Are Dangerous STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTE UAL1TY | SHOP “Rut the wife ii lei baby." he pleaded. "Can't you illve tin* u word o f 'hopeI" No one dared reply. Tears welled from Little’s eyes itud rolled unre­ strainedly down Ids cheeks. The bus- j UlUtf activity stopped and heads were j bowed. Straightening himself with till effort Lit Ho squar ed Ids shoulder* unit ~ walked uwiiy, the tears still stream­ ing down tils face. Not n word \viis littered a* the work of tile. Iiusy. office was resumed. In Ljrlc Theatre Ruilditig NAVY MARKSMEN'ACCURATE American Gunners Never Showed as S 3 Great Proficiency as They Have In Recent Trials. I 11n made piddle recently by Ho* 1 iU'| - " o e i i i klvtiv Hint nt n>. •■tli \ . \ X .MRS. I. D. PEARSON Manager MRS. A. 1>. PARRISH Ans|*lan( * \Ve4greatly appreciate the patrnhnge of our friends and will he glad to have you call Thursday and see our line of the very latest and up-todaU* -merchandise. * We have nothing Imt new goods and styles to jilexse all including the children and when you are pleased, we are pleased. ' ,. ' Out of town patronage solicited =3 and satisfactory d e l i v e r i e s are . 3 guaranteed, we are doing business on THE LIVE AND LET LIVE sc ale, prices to please, all patrons. .« �THE SANFORD H B B iJ u l PACK T ffO O O o o o ao o o o o o o o o o o ao o m iD O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ao o o o o o o o ao Q o o CURBSTONE GLEANINGS!a ______ BUDGET O F OPINION “ JU ST BETW EEN — YOU AND M E .” l —— — A CI11EL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, “ HE’LL PKENT ’E M ”— SO SAYS SAUNTERER. | g SooooaD ooooaoaD D ooooaD oooD oaD aoaoooaaoaaD oooooQQQ ooa o ' Hello,'•kid!' was hi* greeting. “ She was a hit alarmed, hilt she answered with ‘Hello.' "SO the mcctii gs went, he not deeming it necessary to doff hi* hat to her or greet her with a better salutation than 'Hello, kid;' and she encouraging him all the more by not*'Showing' she felt offended by hi* manner toward her. "Sh e happened to pass a group of Just give him some lumber of pine, those idlers who find all thjdr time Just give him a bundle of boards taken up with standing by corner And tearh him to follow a line, And teach him a builder's reward*. cigar or other stores. "Hello, kid!" came from the O h .'better than rifles or sword*, group. Than stilling a song or a raw, • , "Shu looked at thorn. Not onn of The thing .that he fashion*-ailortU them she knew. She was surmised. The boy with a hammer and suw. .She had passed that group many Ile'l, work like a heaver, the hoy; times heretofore and this was the ttnr-tim y. thpr'tnrirTiaTleTr'RFK " TTairTenm like- tju- wiscst again " T h e hexi time she met her dance , The truo of the woods to employ. He’ll fashion a house for the vtren, hall friend he was with that group He'll make you a,trink<t, and then and she understood. “ Then she realized ■what it meant* He’ll figure'and sttldjfc pnd draft He'll learn all the lessons of mnn ’ * ° ll|*,,kctl .up in a dance halt -by If you give him a hammer und saw. any one. •f Whether the-public da nee is o r .is not a good place to attend is for Ho teach him to work and to plat} those interest' d in. them to deride, . The pleasure that labor brings. hilt n^ any r..ie i r i - m»* plare fur. a Ho make him a budd'T, a man. young woman wit limit a mule escort. And not a destroyer of thing*. Hut of all thing., let girl* l,ewtir‘‘ of For. closer t j f $i- 1 * itt . 'trips tiring ’pi. hr.| ' n ' . . . h )■! u ••. T n To fair i' .. 1 i a The coiiM’iiur.i. i * ar" tiotje too T h an >•11■i i•r-> nr *S\urd*mcn or agreeable." 1.1 tips G lfe Him a Hammer and Saw Don't buy him a aword and a gun. Whoso purpose on earth is to kill: Don't teach Him that'murder is fun. Or aomethinB the bosom to thrill. Don't send him to valley or hill To slaughter the dove or the daw, A lesson in youth to instill. Just give him a hammer and saw. • • I FLORIDA NEEDS MORE HOTELS • EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT § M « rh 13, to,y IM F L U X , O F T O U R IS T S N E X T SEA SO N B E A C C O M M O D A TED t CANNOT Florida i;t at last coming into its (fly Richard H. Edmunds, editor of the Baltimore Manufacturers' own and its own is to he a condition where it will be nationally recog­ Record, writing from Daytona.) nized us the great playground and The recent announcement that a winter home of hundreds of thou­ contract has been signed for a hotel s a n d , not si.mply of the idle rich, to rost $1,1100,000, to be built on the hut of the great- plain people, the west coast of Florida, does not come men of moderate mean*,' and the any too soon. Indeed there is need men of small means. Indeed the In Florida {or n hotel building eru slate has long since" ceased to be somewhat matching that of the time counted as the winter resort of the when Flagler built his string of hotels Idle rich, for the number of people on the east coast and when Plant of moderate means who come here put several million dollars into the Tam pa,Bay Hotel nnd the Bellovlew for the winter probably far ex­ ceeds the number of the rich. at Bellcair. Since that day theic People are finding that they can es­ has been no hotel building period in cape the rigors of northern climate; Florida commensurate with the de­ that they can live here us moderutevelopment o f the state or matching ly or as expensively as they' choose; that period. It is true that there have been many sm all. hotels and that they ran find in’ nearly every tome large and . u». lantial m,. , j.ni purt of Florida a duplicate on a smalt flculff'of Atlantic City, with it* up during the last few years,.but the warning given to Florida last winter numberless.. hotels ’ and hoarding by the Manufacturers' Record nn(i|hou«<* »ne cottages for rent, t o - tl.e -railroad*- lasding-to the ntnttrt— ^Ono feutuni'tif'FHtrldilTIfff which' that the tourist .business of this win- has never received adequate recogniter would far exceed hotel and rnil-ltion Is the ability to find eomfortroad- facilities is already being ful aldy furnished inexpensive but well filled. built bungalows. Housekeeping, s fur as marketing is rohccrnt’d in The rush of travel to Florida last variety und extent matches homewinter was Very heavy. It over­ keeping opportunities in any of the taxed the rapacity of the railroads and the, hotels. . Over and over, great eities of the country.. It is be­ during the winter arid spring and coming the common -thing, ami summer, tin* Manufacturers* ltd o'rd should lie more wid'dy adopted, for sou gill to impress upon the railroad people to rent furnished homes (or people and upon nil Florida hoi •! the winter, or else to build and own int<-r>-t-i ili..i the t r.i\* 1 of the pr>-- th1' bungalow **r th1' larger cottage, **n1 winter would (ar * treed that of and spend llieir winter* m the tomlust winter and that neither tlu' forts of homo lif", without the dis­ railroads nor the hotels were ade­ advantages of t h ' average hoarding quate to the requirements. These house or even the 'larger and more expensive hotel. statements are being fulfilled •to an even greater fxtent than was anticiWith an Increase of population in pa.ted. . Florida is overcrowded. Its the United Stntes now amounting to hotels are already boftked up to about $20,000,000 every ten years; their fullest enpaeity and every good with a growth in wealth at the rate lintel in the Mtate I believi’ iv d.ii y of about $ 1 , 1)11111100,0(10 a month d-< lining t * make ic w engagements the numher "f people who will he From e.yecy dirveiion telegrams and able in get away from the deathletters apt*coming, peeking to secure dealing Idizxards of the nurtli and rooms hut without uvnil. It ts true. wes\ to the balmy summer climate of course, that many people who of Florida is incraseing at n rate have not yet ntude engagements will which has not yet been adequately come to Florida and will manage to appreciated by hotel owners or capliiul accommodations, but even now ituii'ts interested in hotel protierUiere are many important places in ties. t h e ‘sta te wln-rc people :xre sleeping , .■ ■ . .1 Within the last two or three years, including the nmount that is now being expended,- Florida has put about $17,000,000 Into the construc­ tion of improved highways. -As told in the Manufacturers' Record a few week* ago, it is building straight through the Everglades a 90-mile road which will make it possible to motor from Miami across to the whst coast and up to Tampa. it will bo possible to build it ... , meet the increasing train*. r{„, out Hie whole state the is in evidence. You are ». afrd» of sight of a car. coming >,r R0J * anywhere on any of the mainV 5 ways of Florida, ami even far , in the byways, which have ,mt been thoroughly improved, there ! np longer any danger ,,f ‘■‘■etr.j other motorists, for t h. r, U'SUjr tjFoplo who still in.,- t,, It is such daring road building as ‘ nture this that Is being ITWIF all rtC.T lid' over—bred—roads and !■-,j r »*y state. t Ro enthusiasm with which to unknown places. counties and towns are carrying on this road building campaign should lt Can't Oe Done. be an inspiration to the people of A New York meUlcul Jmmiafihfak. the whole country. From the deep, It nil wrong for people in tn t , bottomless sand r< ads of only five or mlze their sleeping 1i.,ur,,*v‘Vv*. six the'ro have been creatix years ago; there ereat- cause Napoleon was suffered ,‘t vj, vil thousands of miles of splendid but little. In oilier word-. n, , brick and sand aiplmlt roads, with would Impress sonic of hi* many' other roads well made of that they cannot become Nat*,|Cuni oyster shells, which can be had by limply by sitting up lotc.—Pucfc the millions of bushels, or of lime­ stone, which is the basis of so largo a portion of far southern Florida. Most of these roads are narrow, hut it has been deemed wise to get as April 2nd-June lat, lt>l/ Will* f'.t t'atalns mul t u 1 much length ns possible, knowing if Imi that when o tee a narrow road has been stretched Through the country SPRING TERM REVIEW COURSE John B.Stelson University MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY IN D IV ID U A L INSTRUCTION PAN AMERICAN COLLEGE OF COMMERCE M. J. \\it GKI.DKKKN, 1‘rinclpnl ' So give him a hammer and saw-. Dougin* Malluvh in American ' 1 count as my friend him who, Lumberman. knowing my faults ever finds my * • • 'a | virtues to exceed them; who does 1 Never saw so jnany tourist* in not attribute my errors to viciousmy life in Hanford as have gathered ness or meanness, but who shows on those 1.1-111 h< * that the city me .the same iimi■iful eon.id'Taiion plurcrl lo-ur t)o Ii.inole Hunk unit in Ins Ili-nigiil.s and .-|iri*< It tluit all on the government l"t Some of l"im,init'.- .raves, i.i.d that lie him our hoirn- people who used to work s*ll uiiiM d*’ *r o f in*-. w!u> does not have now laid 'off and become tour­ pi*'»i;ss an itching ear (or seundal or ists and t h e y -save the government fur mean remarks, and who. when every day on those public beyehes. the social gatne of gossip is rife will If Woodrow Wilson just knew half play a card of my good trails upon as muoh as these saviors of the every card of my had traits*that is country h* would lie in the poor plnyi *1 by my .enemies; who does hou-e now. not impugn my motives because he i t * • * f-everar y e a rs a g o , w hen th e w riter dm lll'I hl'bl III \|I'W r> ili'ing on cots in hallways ir parlor, 1, wlub pr, ( undertook to m otor through a * A !i ..r; •it do. tnr -i , it ' ' d' t h" otlu-r tluit }«•'iipb* ditT'-n n t !. informed bold, sutne ul tin larger tourist cen i"m are portion of Florida roads were alm ost liny fh.it p'-tip|e s«or< d tM-rau**' they different views. This man is a wel­ more >riKvcb'd than ever before in impossible propositions. You sim ­ come gue*t when life's days nr** slept wi t h i t oi r mo ut h open Well. tluir history. ply i r a t e ) .....I through a waste of bug 111"-!. -iii.l a Htirii't* ine .inyt-l moi h h Op.-'tl i■ .-d ti »ny T h " ru-li of travel to the stai sand, fius-uami'd road<: n the mi,: tron when tli" d.ir ; da. * . ■>*? ■• L v\ t. 1i i a good m.i\ be indicated in the f n t furuis!i- ur-t motor rn! I" tween Jacksoni ir in,;, r r-i bint, and In* tlmunliis erne i i: it., against and purposes are a-, madt high* r ' d to the M anuf.t't uri rs* Rerord by 1 v ille qi.d D a y to n a . 1 1<• miles, I the I'll 1 1 man C om p an y , that lit' the which we had been warned, two than i hose of th"Avand.d monger a* * Hanford - gi-liyi-.: ti (•ring I present time there urn between I.'10 othi r au tom ob iles were met a nd) are the heavens than th" infernal reexiiilu* <<f fr* (• » ami fa n t 'a in a*1 and I |U I'ulltnali tar.-: re,it lung .fuel they , r e a l 'l l astonishm ent that any the gj-'ti' h 11 ,‘Teae Mu t le ; w ild i la ir way U«trl h.w :.rd oiiiv i'le i very d i . oil r< ,' ilnr l-.i i " * lu r niotori I ' 'lio n .'! have been so Th.- it * t. I "t - v ill I," fi.l . f r ad U\. b. ing> i while hi. i week there w re 21 f, e x t r a foolhardy* as t a risk the trip vvluchl * vi-tiiMiig, i h« 'good hear Uni ptwiple Pullqtan*. mid the week before, SRS'mir party w::* inakini!. Rut >n| for charity and -there will be many i1'It i i of v hilt good cvtrit. r*'.!' hitig .l.ti'i,-iitt' III" in tip' <1tidying th it' lit' 'till,' 111 *M| 1 l*’I IM.I.J I : <|e* • llort* et r.tilrp.ttl' to meet the d " - .( roads r*>a«ls would i man to tin* south. ill the I Xt fl*,W Wtek-i. i t !•* high man*! for aecommodutiniH. Taking many trips wer* rnad" from year to time tin bu-iinc* tn**n " f iti'H ' I t / t in M' >vt a Pu'lmaif* added to tip' ear p m *!' -that wer*' ile­ b^i m. l If t ! i llig abullt ......... f.,l *• l.y i'li* al people i t |,e tinregular d i • t;utuber. it * "n tlv.t . ia.-Cd Huh .sii/l llu**) m li» mi * lift ll tlu-v W„l in t . I l.ri'tt there oil re now marly 200 Pullman pa aalt; >* and impossible proposi-l Rob Chappell is »ttli tot-■»>'.working their money away throw tt where cars a day reaching Jacksonville lions, .v. ith the at least p:irt»ii( it will stay in San­ up inter*»t iu tju* 'formatiolt of a from the north and west. The Pull­ til" wor**t and bow gr-'at .would 1 It*1 Tampa ford. ' A legitimate newspaper (hat I lorida ,St..!<* l.eagu". man people ar<: put to tin lim it of In* the improvements following the has money, invested in your town Tribune as well as tlic Titnftt-Uniort thejr al'ifity to meet the dor.mnd toiistriiclioir of good roitd*. 'l’tiat should coine. first Jq .your thoughts Hpcutut- very h[gh!y of ‘kucIi an ‘Ar- -and a w y - tby- flv*-f*ilfusd* ate rn r-'seem s1"hut a fewr yeuytl '-T*Ti!ay wbn; j'o i ll.tuk -.umii.I iTu\ertrsiug g.i fl i 2)' t i ,1n11*fld" l h y ' l i o 1Ti ThThT'rnrt' ryitig out of tlte state deadhead Florida is Hterally alive with auto­ and all fake kdvertUljig should be to accomplish t lie nenssary risTult* Reforo ChrNtmns more Pidlnmn trains in or*l<(r to get "cars mobiles. turned down, no matter what kind G*'nial Rob is just the man. than 5.000 automobiles from tho back to the north and west ns it may be of who brings it to you, Ncnrl) Here north and west had passed through 0 quickly us potfelblc. m • * It I* said that some men can tie Jacksonville alone on the way to t • These arc "the conditions wIiTch 1 It 'listen* good to me about the calfn and' self .possessed even on th** points farther south. Today the Florida and "the railroads lending to automobile is in evidence everywher* 1 city council making tt street to the tiring line in hatlle hut there never Florida now face. and Indeed there are many roads city dock. Of course I understand lived a man or 'woman who, couldwitness a hotly contmti'd" ball game When the "war is over some of this on which there are too many for their predicament regarding this paving. The bulkhead is too soft ami not go into convulsion*. Yea, tide of tourists travel will go to Ku- comfort nnd pleasure in motoring. for paving with brick und all tJiOy the old game is en route. Let no ropo, but it is altogether probable The streets of every town' are that the number of tourists now in crodwed with them. There are cars can do is to itrukc a shell street for man impede it** -arrival. Thank You Florida who after the war will go to in Florida from many southern the time being, but this shell street " R e d " Davis,, ex-vampire and Europe will ho mure than made up states, from every northern und will be all right and much belter than the deep sand that makes the sporting highlight, #i* writing buse- by the ever expanding interest western state by the hundreds, from • people cuss now when they huve to bull .dope for the Sanford Herald. throughout the country in Florida. California, from Oregon nnd Wash­ Poor wado through it to get to thu city Tito bug is coming to life, At last tho nation is waking up to ington, from various parts of Canlied!— Ornlndo Sentinel. dock.• * whut Florida is und whut it is ties- nda, and even from far distant Man­ • * * The Reason Why tine*! to be. Throughout thu state itoba. Kditnr filynn pay* his rehpect - to can bo found many people who in $ The following excellent editorial, A few days ago a car reached the entitled " l ’fcked-Up" appeared in a the writer, ltut his main rea*on for forn or years spent their winters in town in whi<-(i this is writteii in recent issue qf the Rattle Crock his comment is- because whenever California, but who will tell you which, a trip was being mmie by (Mich.), Mooh Journal. It is good anything goes wrong in the sporting that the Florida climate far sur­ two ladies, traveling alone, who hud enough to he" called a sermon 1 y line Glynn knows, that the people passes that of Clifornia. This tour­ motored down from Portland, Ore. every girl wjio may have been per­ will hear from it. Outside of the ist business therefore is destined to From here they had journeyed to the mitted herself to become cureless brilliant und unsurpassed editor of steadily increase. From year to year west coast. From there they will go the Reporter-Star, Joe Reese, we it will begin earlier nnd instead of with regard to the attention re­ to New Orleans, nnd from New Or­ ceived from men, especially stran­ think Mr. Glynn is surely entitled the crowd not renrhing Florida until leans on to Texas und through Cali­ gers or any others who do not show to second place among ‘the Orlando thu middle of January, it will in a fornia and hark to Portlund. Stand­ Sit steady in tho boat, few years lie pushing Into the state ing in the garage close !>y the Ore­ proper respect, which after all Is editors. S more often than not t h e 'fault of the brother and don’t class yourself with by November or early December, gon car was one from Wisconsin, the girl, whether it be at the dunce hall, >Mr. LnFoletto. nnd thousand who have here otfore owner of which last summer in a on the street or elsewhere: President Wilson returned from Floridn to the north visit to Portland had spent a week "The first time they met was in a A* has been the custom in the and west with the firnt signs of a in tlte house next door-to the. one public dunce hull. Hhc was stand­ past, will throw out the first ball at spring day in their own homo re­ owned by these two lady motorists, ing at the side longing for a dance — the American League ball park in gions will stretch out their Florida without having met them. Not un­ with uny one. Washington this coming season, nnd stay and not leave hero until April til the strange accident of travel "He sauntered up and asked for according to the good eyes of th or May. The number of tourists brought the cars together at the a dunce with her and she complied. umpires who have seen the Presi­ will steadily increaSo and the length same garage did these facts develop. Sho didn't mind bis borish demeanor. dent. throw in tho past, they- say of their stay will Increase. This sit­ This is tygiral of thousands of inter­ Ho was h perfect dancer nod in that that all he has thrown have been uation demands a recognition on the esting phases of tli*,’ motor life of ahe reveled. strikes. Watch out, you Filibusters! purt of the railroads, and it should Floridn. I t , is typical of the wtftrr "Th e aecond time (hoy met was stimulate hotel people and capital­ Ty the reach range of slates and towns from which on the street. He barely tipped his •Tyrus Raymond Cobb, the great- ists to build hotels at many points motorists •are coming, nnd yet the kat to her nnd sho smiled "at him. os} star that ever shines nnd big throughout' the state both on the "T h at was encouraging, so the brother of .Sir Paul of Sanford famo east and tho west coast, as w ell'ns motor tdurist business to Florida is third meeting was more intimate. (Continued on Page 4) in the interior. in its infancy. SANFORD I f DIXIE FLYER *«►. DIXIE .LIMITED ALL-STEEL ELECTRIC-LIGHTED TRAINS FOB CHICAGO AND St. LOUIS D IX Ib LIMITED D IX IE FLYER Lv Jacksonvilfo :■ AIM Lv Jacksonville A (' I. 8.30 PM ( .-. I PM Ar Macon . . . ( i SAF 4.25 AM Ar Macon Ar A tlanta < ' t -j PM Ar Atlanta t ' o f d 7.40 AM Ar Chattanooga !*Ci: t It. . HM Ar Chattanooga nCJSil 12.12 PM Ar Nashville . ..NC1SII 4.1 AM Ar N a ih v il le ____ RCISII 4.45 PM Lv Nashvlllo..........I.A, \ 1. 1 , AM Lv N ash v tllo ____ MCtSil 8.15 PM A r S t . L o u l t .........1 C 7.20 AM Ar E v an sv ille___ LA N 3.33 AM Lv Evansville . . I .v. N , .'9 AM Lv Nashville______U N 4.53 PM Ar S t . Louis . LtV N 2 M PM Ar Evansville.........LAN 9.58 PM Lv Evan sville____( Vv-1 I 8.45 AM Lv Evansville. . . . f A l i l 10.25 PM Ar Vincennes r.v I I tO.lt> AM Lv Vincennes CAF.I 12.08 PM Ar Terre Hauto t'Alil 1.33 AM Ar Terre Haute 1 »v! I ’ ll.it) AM < Al I 1.17 PM Ar D a n v i l l e . : . . . CAlvI 3.13 AM Ar Danville Ar Chicago ('Al l 4.v‘, PM Ar C h ic a g o .........CALI 7.10 AM Compartment ntiJ ObM-nallon-t.ltuary Sleeplnil tor., cuinfurtabii-. ' jftr^ttivtilr' lo Cfii«»C** . Umwlcii-Kciom lilre|>lnsl 1’art, JnfkpwimiHc t" 1) t-a# • . linki*lntt< > Hooni .Hltf iiliiA Ham JAckumnviB** t,j Vfl itn » M Thnrouahlarp lkiarhr»t l-UI»-l**-'k i^'a!**. *■I't-rtTlc'UitM* tl, JaiLst Dialup liars wrvo nil tucftlt t uiout'', i** rvicc &i i FOR DETAILED utUK' t** < INFORMATION, l l t f ^ l N G CAR Of l | * v t f i O h J A P P L Y TO A N Y T I C A E T A O f N f V f ATLANTIC COAST LIN E RAILROAD "T H E STANDARD RAI LROAD OF T H E SOUTH ' A. W. F f l I T O T • IV IIIO N p t i i i K t r n *Q (N T • JA C K SO N V IL L E , FL* c. J. 0. KIRKLAND D U I I I O H P * l * ( N C i t » » a t f> T A M P A . TL A 1. Q u a lity , P r ic e , S e rv ic e ON HARDW ARE IS WHAT YOU PAY FOR AND ALL WE HAVE . TO SELL :..... The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co.: Mi MPI It SANPOIt11 IlOAItt) UK TltADC S A N F O R D ’S H O U SE O F S E R V I C E Phone 8 SANFORD, . . FLORIDA ^ 1Sula Produce Co. — ? Buyers and Shippers of Vegetables and Fruits In Car Lots or Less 210 E. First Street Sanford, Florida ATLANTIC COAST LINE 4 STANDARD ItAll.ltOAD O f TIIK SOUTH DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING­ TON AND NEW YORK 4 Nn> 80 No. 82 No. 88 No. 86 8:10 p- m> Jacksonville...9:10 n. in. 12:45 p.ni. 1:10 p.m. 12:35 a. mSavannah ...... 1:15 p.m. . 4:50 p.m. 5:35 p.m. 8:45 a. m. Charleston.^... 5:35 p. m. 8:55 p.ni. 9:55 p. m. 7:15 p- ro­ Richmond........- 5:05 a.m. 7:10 a.m. 9:13 a. ni. l l :50 p- roWatthlngton..... 8:40 a .m . 10:29 a.iti. 12:33 p.m. 1 :10 a. m. Ralllmure........ 10:01 a.m. 11:42 n.in. 1:52 p. m. 3:30 n. m. W. rtiil'phin 12:24 p.m. 2:01 p.m. . 4.03 p. m. 5:50 a- ro‘ New York..... 2:40 p. mv 4:20 p.m. 6:20 p. m. All-ktrr! eq u ip m e nt. e lr » t H r f « n » . (1<liK r u l t m a n ' < ! r i « t n f rennt e ir r p e f*. ;V l to S**inn»h. Fa—cttgcf> wiy ncmpy Irfeln* B 2 , M a i d M . U r t l d r r ^ r r a on ~ m. I’fc* t rrllning chair roarhri . * For Information or Itoscrfalion Phone or VVrlto Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar ATLANTIC COAST LINE 138 W. Day St., Jacksonville. F!a.‘ Phone 17 t^ •* Hillsborough Hotel, Tampa. . I’hone 132 - ,. *[ �T ' ”> ^ . „ ** -^w**.*^*. - * ■ —* • ^ » *' «■ * ; y - n -.»*-** * • > H»rrh 13, 191^ THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THREE Going Some —. happy people. Down First atrootT ~’f&u glimpse the many waiters as were eliminated in the iuuanco of a , Editor Glynn presides over the between the two great lines of white- they glide from table to table serv1 new tariff to take effect March 20th. A RESUME' OF SANFORD Upon -being detected And reported Orlando Sentinel like Harry K. way lights they puss. On either* side rng tho throng of diners, couple after HAPPENINGS UP TO DATE by one of it* them ben, the League Thaw, does over the front page of a th«* ntreets are lined with people and coupe* arise and float nlong to that A<Mre»« all Communicatwr-x far* iKii We recommend you I individually or. in . groups they seek Hawaiian -drowse, bell-hops scurry handled by wire with the Bureau newspaper. Calqtnn in (ditor,**«f Phoa* and hud it obtain apeciul periniislon the BingviHe Bugle, .ns the editor the various places of amusment. from corridor to car, assisting the Mr*. R. A, Tifkcan, Phoo* No. 201 Some nre hastening to a well lighted auto travele/a. whose tag license re­ from the 1. -C. C. to correct, other that can make a dead man laugh. t wise our shippers would- have bad to l>a/k on the bulkhead, others seek present (he east nnd the west nnd i The . Presbyterian C. E. held , , the quiet city’ park where the many ja.hu . ha te — >u*t—*Mwny*l«*t~d—n— brngv" '. school Children's r i c n i c . on Thursday evening which ih- pay 20 cents per box additional beautiful consecration meet i nc iia— — ------------- -— —r— * , , ' ----- — ->------- ——----------- IlgJiCi peep from the tree branches; long drive to reach the city for a rest Thr song of birds, the hum ofhees ( olucjed .Bridge, Five liundr.-d and "n a n d 'after March 20 th, •Friday evening. 1 he program wan , .. . *, , . ' , hiding their ravs as it were to make and a view of tropical sweetness. inJ th" drone of insects with the Hearts, hi the latter game, which' ~~ r in charge of l o A. Mrs. Brow nlee j the words sjmken softer and just a Someone at your elbow- asks how * growing things all about re- was payed only by the ■gentlnni'n HONOR ROM. leader. The subject was "Serv ice," little sweeter. Dpwn the street on many, tourists have you here? The Bind us that Spring is here and the tire prize was won. by Mr J .s Wil­ and the members of* the company tho one side the bill boards announce answer is spoken in thousands. You hearts o( children thrill '• with the son to whom,was presented a smok­ For Month' of February—Sanford gave some practical and inspiring the Intent opera while on-tjio other, turn toward your home, you live ing set. The party was given in longing for the woods and lakes nnd Public Schools . •• lulka. 'Miss 'Charlie Seay gavd a the idols of picturedom lure you to here, ■this has been your home for picnic frolics. Wise teachers in our honor of Mr, and Mrs. S* Meisch First Grade— Erie • Lund()uistr beautiful anti appropriate vocal solo, enter, tind just a bit farther on you many years, you pass now home public schools are planning their and Mr. and Mrs. J . G. Bender, .who Henry Russell, Parker Van’ Ness, The society voted to have a Tag find the ever present Nickelodeum nft^r new home, well lighted and innual pilgrimages to lake shore and have been the gnwits of Mrs, Mcjsrh Milton Moore, George Leach, DonDay sometime during the month of woodland dell to which event the and Mrs. C. G. Born for several aid Dunn. Esther May Turner, March fur the Children's Home So­ where" Alkali Ike. tired of the dime modern in every way, you pinch show presents his act*f or a nickel. yourself to see if you are dreaming pupils look forward eagerly, realising weeks. Besides those already men- Blanche Wynn, Pauline Thompson, ciety. From the big hotel to your right, no, you da n't be, because the big tbsl then* beautiful Spring dnys-nre tioned who enjoyed the genial hoi- Harriet Hemet ter, Frances Foster, Last year the C, K.'s raised 550.00 strains of sweet music come to you. electric sign spanning Park avenue bringing the play, time very near. pitality of thier hosts were Mr. and Eleanor 'Holly, Nezzie Slone, Beryl on Tag Day in Sanford. This year Is that a real Hawaiian Hand.1 and is just beginning to dash letter by Srsrceb more than two months of Mrs, W. P. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Steinmeyer, Camilla Puleston. Janie, they hope to do hotter, is that really a Ukelelo mingling in? letter. L U C K Y S A N F O R D . ASK school? Bow fast the days are going! bred \,\, nlsman, Mr. and Mrs, Geo., Mae Brown, Beatrice Howard, -Pearl —On Sunday evening three car loads Laurence Schell, Robert 10 f Presbyterians nnd Congregational Yes it's true; every bit of It true. T H E B O A R D OF T R A D E . On Friday afternoon Miss Edna Hoy, Mr. and Mrs. John ( . Smith. Robson. Hint's division of the Seventh Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Nickel, Mr. Move, James Shearer, Stephen Shin- C. K.'s went over to PcLnnd to Grade wandered into the woods, ami *Mrs. C. G. Born. Mr*. J. S. holser, Frank Weeks. Edward lle tt. vesper service to hear Dr. Francis making the Roscland Dairy their Wilson, Miss Brandt and Mr. Frank Second Grade Gertrude Ben ­ E. Clark, the father and founder nf FOK THE AUTOMOBILE OW NER— destination-for the purpose'of study­ Meisch. jamin. Maggie Lynch. Rebecca Ste- Christian Endeavor and the pres!-. ing bird- and picking wild flowers. vetis. I.oiti-e T hrasher. Martha Wul- ; dent "( till!—\\ urld.s—C - E . l-i.n>n* Linbilily In s n rn h rc nffninsl A ccident, ih c person anil P ro p erty , is It w.t- great -port and all the while _ irJT-ui— btee, Morrls Tteiilumin, Leatujer Bera n ecessity , You must have it even tually . "H ow He Was Tried** -IfcMHipm trrrr*betng "Inilghl norms , -The Ladies Aid n( the t ongrega- ’ m«r, Eidridge Duncan, Wilder Davis, thing, out under the blue sky, close tmnal church will hold a silver tea at j r., Arthur Zachary. Jr.. John Lord, This was.the subject of tin* -second ________ Como-and-see CONNELLYthe home of Mrs. Anna Walker on to Nature - heart. yawml Muirlrrail. MllUrrd ‘hum- I " f " 1,1,111 * l,r' Tl l ! 1f lll,lll» ffrepare<T~ •Ma^nTTbs~TrtT7IIie Tliur-day :lf“ 'r* ley. Ruby Middleton. Hazel New- b>‘ Mr- Hymun l,f *h* Haptint Saturday an aTI-day picnic was noon pleasing program will be Gladys Stamper. Maudie Fort - 1(church nnd delivered there Sunday ouch enjoyed by tho pupils of the renderedA nnd a pleasant time *as son, Evelyn Thomas, Gilbert Eric- evening. T h e - story was that of. the Eighth Grade-at Crystal Lake, chap- sured those 'who attend. son, Cecil Z.ittrower, Jack Collins, tril of Jesus by the Jews and lloopned by their teacher, tyiss Bessie ~ . Qeorge Wilbur. Ilriggn Arrington. . matw, how. Jeads was first carried I Funp. Bathing suits and picnic , Inf<n is of P ratin g ’Parly Third Grade—Bobby King, G m - before the ex-high priest* and then | ALL-STEEL e l e c t r ic -l ig h t e d tra in lunches gave promise of the happy to the liijgh (triest, who ordered -diint! "Mrs. hlfle McLucns entertained chen Long,1 Elizabeth Mitchell, Fiorlime- irr prospect for the day which last Friday evening with a delightful jcK ce Tyner, Margttret Peters, J . D. before the next in authority, I’iluto. d» fight fully ful tilled. party in honor of the Misses l,oui<ej Perritt, Clyde Russel. Deane-Turner, and then "how he was vurried' t o ! Still another school picnic on Sat­ and Lily Hcideldorf of Boston. Who J Cornelius Weih. Katherine S y me s , . Herod, only to be returned to Pilate, i urday w.i* that of the Third Grade Lv Jacksonville A t* I, 8.20 PM Pullman Sleeping Gars and Com­ are spending the winter in Sanford Mary Elizabeth .Moye. Kyelyn Shell, Who com|>romised the situation by of the K.r»t Side Primary School, Lv W aycroit A ll 10.30 PM partment Observation Car J u k1offering to the midi tin- man that Music and games were enjoyed Margaret Norfleet, Olive. RctifrOe, Mi-a Rena Murrell teacher. These Lv T ilto n t ;>.VF 12.40AM niiii illo to t 'Mi':igi>; I trksitivilln to they wi'lo d t< > he frei ,| .it till’ P.I-.-.ithes Brown. William DuBose KerLv Macon t ' . i t i * 3.S8 AM little (nil - were invited by Junior throughout the pleasant hour- and J . ltidiati.-t|H,lis (v ia Loue-v tile) (for occu­ ■I ttuth Hurley, f r»derick Weeks. over time, .it,d tlie muli cried fur Lv A tlanta . . . I. A N 7.18 AM lt nicy until 7 .id a. m ) J n-k.-otiville to Duttim in -pend the day ivt Lake delicious ice cp-am with »,i k• Rarabbas, tin- tlnef This <ermon Lv Knoxville . . . I . A N 12.29 PM Cleveland iviu Ciiu-inttati) daily, and Olive Itenfroe. Onorn .i’.d through the courtesy of fudge was served. A r Corbin . . . 1*A S 3.29 PM ' delivered to a large uudiLnce was JnrksnnviMt* to Grand Rapids (via Mr I inn "ti. forty-five happy little Ar Louisville . . L A N 9.00 PM Fourth Grade Marie Fseulo, one <|epicting the present day trial Cmemitalt) M'lui-tvceklv, leaving Jack­ Ar In d ian a p o lis. lYnn 2.00 AM youRK-t*:- wilh Miss Murrell and sonville Monday s mid Thursdaya • I'ntrrtiiinnl 'm Mat.de Lake, Georgia Mobley, Mar­ of Jesus fn the lives of individuals, A r C in c in n a t i... I j A N 9.00PM , Miu S tr.th Alice Caldwell to watch Mrs. Leslie Went entertained on garet Neal, Kathryn Wessner, Anna with the individual as the judge. Thoroughfare Coaches, JacksonLv C in cin n a ti . ‘ GI(A I 11.59 PM villn-to Chicago; b.vggago and seat car o»ir them enhjoyod one of the very Tuesday evening with a delightful Kanner, Sarah Lewis,. .Irene MrA r G ran d Rapids C R M 2.00 PM This situation brought the Doctor to Cinemnali; largo amt best frolics of their young lives. party in honor of Jier sister, Mrs. Gagahin, - Irma Smith, Nctdu Vmn- to ask those in the audience, who Lv C in c in n a t i... *JVnn 11.59 PM Jacksonville easy high-backed t*eati*;elcrtrie lighted. Ar C h ic a g o ........ IVnn 7.45 AM They returned to the city in the late Selma linker of Sarasota. The Ness, Edwin Steinmeyer, George had not previously tried Jesus in Lv C in c in n a t i. . . I’enn 11.30 PM Dining Cars nerving all meal*, n'tliter noon delighted to have had such rooms were prettily decorated with Wilson, Joe Caldwell. Alfred Leach. their hearts, what they would do in Ar Ctavelan d____ Penn 7.45 AM vice a la carte. s lovely picnic, for Junior was a potted plants and flowers. The Fifth Grade Carl Chorpening. the trial, FOR Ol TililD tatPOMMATte*< ItltfiMa CAR RI t CRVATIQM* ** right royal little host. hours were spent pleasantly in the K. K Foster. Jr.. Herman MiddleAVflT fo ART TICKfT AO(*1T Of "War, Our Relation to I t ?" was enjoyment of game-- and music. At ton, Morn* Moye, Elmer Tyner, the subject of the morning address fpM'in S'is/rr* al L akelan d the drefrcShtnerit hour a delicious John Wilson, Ruby Humphries, at the Baptist church. Dr. Hyman " T H E S T A N D A R D R A IL R O A D OF T H t S O U T H " firpri-M ritatives from the Sanford salad course was served with coffee Helen Kennedy, Madeline Mallem,* took this subject and likened the J . Q. K I R K L A N D A. W. F R I T O T Temple of Pythian Sisters to the and cake. Enjoyitig the.hospitality Naomi Scoggan, Emma S(iencer. World War to the wars of the olden Division M i i i v t i a HUNT a. c i. DIV ISIC TAMKA, FLA. J A C K S O N V I L L E . F L A. Crjnd Temple which convenes in of their gracious hostess were, in ad­ Anahel Spurling,' Olive Russell, Lu- times. When the Lord called certain Dkrland -today are Mrs. W. W. dition to the guest of hpnor. Misses cile, Anderson. Maud Carraway, men of old fight their enemies, Abernathy, Grand Representative, Alhine and Gossip Frank, Bertha; Kittie DuBose, I.eClaire Jones,- El­ and in dreams and through prophets Mrs, M Frank, Past Grand C hid Mnrgery and Marian Packard, An­ mer Lundquist, John Lunduuist, directed the mu nor uvers of the and Mrs. J. D. Davison. T h e la­ nie Weeks, Lillian and Louise Hei- ETlria Lord, Agnes Perritt, Alice struggle; how when they went into m dies leave today for Lakeland. dcldorf of Boston, Mass., ami An­ Kandell, Mabel Wilkinson. Eric Vih- war and heeded the warning of God iTpt nie Nelson, Messrs. Will, Erirson, len. they were called victorious. The Okie Weeks, Frank’ Roper, Dean .S’dlnjijffurtdi Partu Grade Rob rt Wil- text used for this sermon was "W is ­ Sixth Mr and Mrs. John Mcinch enter- Herring. It. S. Went and Leslie barns. Ed wnrd Ku mj) h. Charlotte dom is better than weapons of war," Uined with a charming card party- Went. St«- mper. Mart Jia and as handled showed that peojde Smith, M arte if 11Uke, Happy . w alton. lleulah should u*e wisdom in fighting battles w Brow n. May II <>lly. Nur: Jenkins, against sin nnd that with the help id Sarah Wheebrss. Mj»dge Woodcock, God obtained through earnest prayer Marugaret Kricson, Marian Apple­ battles of life may be more effect­ by, Virginia Long, Rbodn Vaughn, ually fought ami won. The Sunday school at the Temple Dorris Moore, Magrnret Gallagher, (Mlie Vera Glisson, Florence Witte, was largely attended Sunday, the • * ■ 'ij S ta r B r a n d N o n -F illin g T y p e w r ite r R ib ­ Evelyn Wesncr, Corjnne Steinmeyer, offerings of this Sunday school hav­ Rosa Mil helm, Emily Hailey, Lizzie ing been Unusually large for the bons arc guaranteed to give 75,000 im­ Flowers, Ella Mae Muirhead, Rob­ jiast month, owing to the fact that INVOLVES. P R O P O SE D R A T E S ON F R U IT S AND ert Thrasher, Elizabeth Garrison. the school is endeavoring to pay . \ pressions of the letters “ a ” or “ e " with­ Emily Lingle, Theresa Venable, ,Ma- for two hew pianos which were reVEGETABLES out clogging so to show on the paper. be! Bragg. Margaret Berner. Hat tie J rently purclmsed The Baptist Sun. * a i * * T*fnp.i. Fla March 8, —The Flor­ another •problem the League has Lewis, Edna Morris, Ralph Wood- day school is the proud possessor of Buy typewriting lu ppliu o f id* Growers and Shippers League been working on. , The Seaboard has j ru(j, five, pianjut nnd one organ, in nddih*i received notice from the Inter expressed n . willingness to meet the Seventh Grade Anna DuBose, •Uon to t lie right to use the ehurd *Ute f'ommerco Commission at wishes of the growers and,shippers, Marian Hand, Lilian'Shinholser, Eva piano in the general assembly every THE HERALD| PRINTING COMPANY — ■ . i • 'I 1118#%.fcFt* i j n . *»* *! II. I. |*f « til . k■. , ■k*, _. _ Wuhingtiin. D. C., that on March arid favorable word is t>xpeeled from Taylor, Margaret This accumulation of Lewis, Torn Sunday. __ ___. if H llf tB 118— -ui-,---- -«AM-OHl>. Ft.ORIDA * Hrh that itody 'will hear the oral the A. C. L. in t he .near future. jir^Giorsoin—Billie -F itts 7 * PoytiiR pianos is the greatest Hn a n j^ o n r Argument itU.cunuection with th e The~mTnngerriPhl , cannot be ' per• ^ * Vortson, Sidney Kennedy, Edward Sunday school in the state. • • * Southh*-s-1 tii « rn Rate Case w*hich re- fected until both companies agree. 1 • ? ''' • -A McCauly/ Joe Perritt, Alton Mor­ 1919-1920 The League announces that nego­ ris. Bertram ShepHcrs. Annie Mil^ a bearing before Examiner Secretary Marjowc Marshall in* Tampa, Jan. 11th, 12th tiations with the railroads have been heim, Nellie Messenger, Florence ' i t is By almost evening; approaching '•ltd Lltli. ami which involves the completed for the inclusion in all Henry, Annie Bruton, Willie Malthe ilock is (he VlJ'ile steamer, late Pf^nt and (imposed rates on citrus tariffs of the following rule: * letn, Dorothea Mickey, Frederic on her sshedule because of the built a nil pineapples tb Georgia, "When shipments forwarded from Hines, l.ucile Jenkins, Margaret freight ami tourist business being A*»ban.-a, Mississippi, Louisiana, point or origin in good condition lie- Zachary,' Sarah Wight, Helen Ran­ handled. On her starboard deck the Trams,e*-, -Kentucky und * certain come deteriorated in transit utnl are dall. passengers crowd until the big in Illinois, The League will refused at destination l*y the con­ Eighth Grade Mario Bragg, steamer careens under the weight. »nd it, Traffic Manager,. E. C. signee,' they will be sotd by the. final Vitriun * Crosby, Helen Chorpening. her whistle Hrsikins to Washington for the pur- carried for account of whom it may Virginia DeCoursey, Sara .Kustorby, At frequent intervals Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnie Dry Cleaning. Altera- * sounds, either to comply- with the j**** of a dding counsel in making concern, anti if the amount realized Martha Garrison, Mary Garrison, . lions of AH Kinds on Short Notice *♦ marine law or else to answer the * #rguihf-nt, at the conclusion of front such, sale .is |eis than the Ruby Hart, Bertha Masey, Jennie challenge -of the private yacht or Join Our Gentlemen's Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. Tonli the ease will stand submitted amount assessable against the ship­ Rhodes, Gertrude Vaughn, Velma pleasure craft th at is just passing , 1*1* t * -amission for an opinion. ment under this tariff, the charge for Venable, Georgia Walker, Mapiie K. S U IT S $15.00 U PW A R D on her port side or crossing her bow. h i. not expected same will be bandthe transportation of such shipment, Williams, Ralph Barlow, Theodore From these craft the pleasure seek­ I dl i . I JulyI n t h e m e a n - nnd for all the accessorial and ter-1 Bcrgiiulst,’ Otfs Cobb,'Don Carraway ers collect'd from every state wave I “ ''• tin (imposed Increased rates minul services in connection .there­ Btewart Dutton, John Fox, Willie a welcome to the hundreds of new­ ntitn umii-r sus|tension. with shall, in such case, lie the Leavitt, Lawrence McDaniel, Ed­ comers on . \he nlearner, amount realized from such sale less mund Meisch, Lawrence Smith, Vir­ toward the city, n lung line,of lights \i h Refrigeration Tariff I r'jiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiHiiiuiiiiiiiiiiimuiJiig 1 l-«-.:ue announces receijit for the gelling cost; provided, however, gil Norfleet. -the s-.'u wall white way is seen, fuTi*'1'r"I r€*fr*Kt‘rat»on rates on that if nt such sale the goods are and towering ,al»ovu—th»- rung**- of 1 ' ’ and v get aides which heroines sold to the consumer or to the orig­ ‘T il match my carbon copies light with the shadows of u new lArin'"’ V" ri' Dt. This is u Florida inal or ultimate consignee, or lo lighted city for u background, (minis against any in town for neat­ ' ■ <xelu«lve|y and applies to nil anyone representing such consignor (Continued Front Page 2). ami tall tropical trees are seen and or consignee, the transportation and ness, lasting legibility und uni­ aur,m rk | takes" the jdace of as the city band (days soft southern j. Individual issues of the other charges published itt this tariff ' has packed his-grip and taken u trip strains or reaching farther south, formity, I ulways use ‘ nilwsv1 ' V V L" Bnd A. C, L. shall apply, and the foregoing rule [„ a farewell Texas town. -eLast year touch perhaps the notes of La^ ” ‘"1 amoves u great deal of shall he inoV»rativc." the Georgia Peach was led. In bat­ Paloma, the flashlight signs of two UlUlfi '"long the interests. Th e ting by the great Tris Speaker of modern hotels blink evenly the Citrus Fruit Rate Changes an,i rub>1 rule* b«v«* been more or TRADE b»A '.J*.."1 The rates on oranges and grape* Texas, and while he aws dethroned greetings of hospitality, that the lo t! ahipf,.*r ' ,to •Atlafaetion of the fruit to Spokane, Wash., Pocatello as King of all Batters, we still have steamer passengers so anxiously *" rates for half tank r e- and-Boise. Idaho, were recently re- hope* of him retaining hi* laurels await. The steamer find* her berth frijtefj,: *ifir ( . . " n n ,n i s ‘ fruits to Pa- duccd 1: i «_.c 100 lbs., equivalent to which h5 held so long in the past, as nnd man nnd woman, child nnd Oa tmints have been (>ub- 10.8c per standard box or $35.10 Champion Butter of the 'world, maid with bag and baggage swarm fur tli rirst time. Traffic minimum car^- Mr. Hoskins says High School -M the gangway in a hurry to touch u Hoskins states the they have been endeavoring -to arn j R|, School base brill dope will be land that during tho entire year is joint g , , * ........ ine ’ * an ideal one from the complish this reduction since the found jn another part of the paper, warmed by a climate that gives $3 f •kn.j.,, n « i Heard From h*, ,'11" °f ’ iniplicity itnd that he fore part of l ‘J J 5 . The new rales love, wealth and happiness. Beyond m voeating its tssuunce took effect Due. 2 i. The orange Ij Ur ,l**n ad |„ regard to the 'Florida Slate the docks; liveried porters und Buy y ou r typew riting tupplioo o f ' M ' I •I rati* to Salt L a k e City juts h '•*:» re- League no word has been received drivers for the various hostelries 1 alilingj. Movement duced -I c-nts box and is niiv the as to what step* Orlando is going to stand in fine, neat nnd respectful. THE . .. same as grapefruit, viz: $1.30 per °b the rabbitge movetake. Orange County, wake up! The absence of the hubbub of the ^Iit- fr7., HERALD PRINTING l,lt "f other vegetables box., beyond Jacksonville, nnd g<;t into organized base ball, other city is - noticeable and as the bj lhr COMPANY • Independent tourists pass they read and choose (ht* 'at,| . ' “ '* tu Through error of the Trans-Con­ where you bejong. f'r0!W' B0 ‘ hat Phone 118 Sanford, Florida ' <kfin|,\. ' ‘" “ ' rests, may have some tinental Freight Bureau at Chicago, bast- ball has never made any town for themselves where tht'y will stop. r w|,,|lv, j n connection rate* on grapefruit to Seattle. Port-j and when in organized ball watch Systematically ' the cars whirl away ;* „f that product, is land and other Pacific Coast point the results. to their various homes laden with a I f. *pfc abo ut p e o p l e ...and e v e n t s ... THE SOUTHLAND Chicago, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Grand Rapids, Cincinnati and Louisville ATLAN TIC COAST LIN E RAILROAD G ive cle a r, perma- n e n ^ copies. W ill not smut, dry out, one ' IMPORTANT RATE CASE ill fill the type, as | D. C. BROCK m MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER 1 CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AYE. PHONE 1 7 4 DIAMONDDUST Carbon Paper •. . . . r- .. :. ... ; , ^L.V. tr � 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, 1917 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 16, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 16, 1917. 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>, March 16, 1917; <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/9041ad6704a6f26d2f326d63bb95a561.pdf 9acbbfd31b0adcf3c48b9c24a1397347 PDF Text Text t *♦ .* •’ • t , • '■--. • ■ T* , -- ' 'U ’ ■ / — HI id— JM M . . » • > S i iF i IN. T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R LD ’S G R E A T ES T V E G E T A B L E SEC T IO N PUBLISHED r - SSMI-WEEKLY T T * T T T 1 ON. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS r I N S A N F O R D — Life I , Woilh Living VOLUME '111 S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A , . T . ' F t S I ) VY, PATRIOTISM HAS SETTLED THE STRIKE M I IM l l 20, 1017 NT.Mill,li SI li<*lr Imt t(........ sip# a dough* grave view of the situation held here iiui around the hole. Amen! sav* as a result of the destruction of the Editor Holly. ■ * • YigjJanga. the Illinois and the City There are two hundred and twelve of .Memphis. tourist!! in Sanford today. One Whether the President will husten hundred and sixty have hern here the extra session of Congress, called ** -*TjB fmore, than a u.ek. Whp'g bencfitfor April 16 f or will take additional r?&| t*|d? \\ ho s rfsponsible lor most o f “ *•• -* •••• • step*" to vprotect American com­ f,Vm coming and staying here? 1 i l id BIG N E W S B R E A K I N G E V E R Y M I N U T E I N merce without this move was not •■ni We would 'appreciate some of our disclosed today VARIOUS PLACES menihers advising us how to answer No ofliiiid pretended to know his J i the following: Washington, March 20.: The S u ­ Military authorities think that the plans nnd the general view was that From Savannah, Gg.: "What do preme Court late last night gave out chasers »re the very latest thing in he was still considering the i|uestion BROTHERHOODS a n d r a i l ­ MANY IM PO R TA N T T O W N S you think of opening a lumberyard their derision on the Adamson Eight r o a d O FFIC IA LS (JE T T O ­ nvual wit,fare and will clear the seas in his>usual deliberate way. ,in your city. Is there any one in AND T E R R IT O R Y T A K EN G E T H E R IN C R ISIS Ivoo . i . vut , would a II »e|..| or would , , a Hour law holding.* that same wut in short order* of the dreaded sea l>ou «i*> who F R O M G ERM A N S constitutional. This • practically slinkers. . » Tigers Must Go New York. March 20 —The Y o n -i now ° « c I n ­ settles the" railroad troubles and t'p to t h e - lim r-oL going to pre** -t^heritf “ Pmity says "Tigers must Paris, March 19.—T h e Gorman M ference committee of railroad manAh.y- t t i t s r 3?n flic hrrateiirrt MHkh tTia! would, have there is nothing authentie on the go and he is suiting the action to line at la*t accounts was in full es­ »ger» have authorised President Wil- ! chances in tour <ity for a business «U» commerce and trade of t h e j war j oi, „r whether President the words and wherever there u ovi treat over a section which renfesents sons mediators to make whatever nr- co||..-c? We ar.. prepared to oiler I ri:l,i«n on the eve of war. |Wilson <xnerts to declare «•'„% n,' Oaju. oa, yMlo'r.il i n r nTTVn " oili*niters utmost~on>* tilth o f . the vast front rangements necessary with the ra il - . .uudi-s at -.jy., v rjr .y t i,„ t Ull | ----- --------------------------------------------- -----------on. < ur wait fo f lb * /pedal session. of this kind the sheriff maljes' the from /Switzerland to tho sea, -closely roaif IdMhf fhOTiiTii ■’to c a i r oil t h e ‘ reliable and valuable. | • \\ ..... arrest imd h.ls u batting average of pressed by the French ancl Mritish. Jton. March ’2'>: {'resident eo! congress. threatened strike. • .- j * Hodman! l ie : \\j|| you please I Dim since he has assumed charge of Frcnbh. troops* advancing along a U . ..nd sec.-nd j ' President WIU um ... p.-Myd with.The formal letter in which this wrltV me something of tho'Ash b u s t - l - ii.......... ••••• - - ...... «**..... fn*»iuent » n ............... > < ; . e m , i vutn- \ .........." ............................... “ * authorization was made, signed b i„* ■ . . ; t p h e g r a d u a e d !„ ... „..«.* | ;• hours t o l n - hl' ° fflr0 : to pa ■ forty mile front have recaptured Im­ Elisha Lee. chairman of the , •. . f ,v‘n« ' ' 1 U,‘lur * * ” dt li.iitely that ho jieUevcs ., lof ,l:* ™ vi 1 ’ * ' «* 'S “rn.hj « ou‘ p* portant tosns and many square miles . committed was aa folio:........................... • • •" ' " T ' : ..........." “ ‘" r dl,ty * h° n virtual si to of ar exists b t t ° « n v lc t r d In the. of territory accomplishing this at agiM pav. ••all comes, county judge's court of making an small qost to themselves. • the I'nitc 1 Stnt<.! and ' Germany. m Suvennnh,* Gi. :• I have about "In t lie national crisis precipitated illegal sab* of liquor in the little towji In the Lnssigny region • west of .Advleis tin : fi:•* m .tye.i, sonic- of h\ events of which we heard this ? l.fOO.ni) that I '. oiild like to inv'.M Tin* people of Sem ­ Hoyt* Tho Get mans appear * to have W .isl,i. hi, M irrli 20 An o rd er1.the.it An t r ear* hud 1>*en drowned of Midway. ■ a(t'return the national conference in a supply >and bleycle | i thailas been given, lor the building it when the Aiiie-'ean nicr< bantu.an' inole are bt•>imi. their -.heri:T In tlds mtidQ only n weak committee of railroads joins with also would car.- mutur rycles il v once, of t**f I* ho.it.rh.i Frenrh were ah'e to |.usti forward 12 sum. \i '.in-!.; h w.l» »u..k witboui perforti .u.<.e of !r^ ,Iuti<. - veraI ; • you fn the conviction that neither i hem. r t t in miles at one bound. all •i o' V ' ••• . i : in ,.| - i*.»i- if. I. .1 u i i. rt.Lt hum iv>r abroad should there I • I)i> .I at \ \ a* rin-s „ *tt ■Met. ti <oagr I, .Ireailv General Nivel!.*. th»* French roinhere. PI |._r <>r hope that the efficient oper­ V. . - d ■ - •iv • t. . * .' 1 i • o ' ..•r v I", i ' •I w.t *i po»ation of the rail/oads of the .ountp. * * • " • • M * *1 i: •. laid, s* s-ing al mo-' i ion ability to w . i i.nnered or imp.irir< >l '*"• * •* • ” t< l .i i \\ ■ . *,. ■ ii \ . on ga i;' • the ' p.w.Ts if Ins \*pp l-ients, l ■-•■:«»r<• vou ar<" authi>r>>.o.l i 1! ^* • ■-'•a> i«»! VI • . ■... .1 :s a is I' lowV!;.* the r"t.-' iting Gerinans lb nation that t'uri i £ i\ - »t. r-in i ..I Mi- \\ Ik I d .... .. wu'i vreat rtpMlt *. * i . i n ' e, and as a basis for . i. h |" f i •* •11 • ■ *1 , i . •.i hi > si.for.I s e v ­ It iVcgnr.led here as douhtful *.surai.ee we hereby outliorir'* tin eral y e a rs ago. • whether tho G*rmans will find it tomiuiitec of the council of* national eouii* t i >auf ,..1 a.;.,in- ie \t season. feasible to offer serious resistance be­ defense to grtiqt to the employe* | Mr. and Mrs I,. J. Retting of| Suggestion to Villi. Parties fore reaching tho basic line of de- , . Kvcig. person who drives over the wl... are about to strike whatever Ml. Cbm* n Mi h . v It ! o f 1* A F T lfY 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 * * n m A 11T t n T<*t»— between- |,rff„ and Soissons, ptlldo r'oi.d- of ! I * <oil I.t > I, •i . *| . f ' w < >l.i * in.ir.’li tri.*ii where rhey n«* »-*ury to guarantee the unintered I • •*T .1 1 . . •----- * I . ,,g. »• im .»r»* ■ ..I pi - • I ... .| |.t i f. « ••,1 r ■■ ! **1 etli. ient operation of the i!•*1 -sub I 1..........id t - -|..V,|. r.. *• as an iii.lispeasihle arm of •i> I'ari . M.irih I*. To morrow or N A R M E D > I I I I ’S S T I I I. AT liolig II a tl.ci.dr* il aut-n-ts will (]u i, . .1. fensv." . I! > • I|f lor the day'ufier two entire French de# | * I. A I K S T S l U A T R O C I T \ tins our new gnviles will soon he a h : a w r r i i o i . D >vn..* II- .ie. ision reached liy t Ik* man- Hoard of Train* .-*•■« r •t i ry to toll M E A N S \V.\*R W IT H psrtment*. th>* Oise and tho* A lin a, thing of b.'antv Tlo* phlox i- liardv . Bgcr» at their midnight' conference Mrs It* ttin*.*. of t> ■ work lu ing d->n<* S O N ' S HAND will In*, liberated from tin* German • GERM ANY .* mil injured by cattle, aiid will in. ,.ns that the brotherhoods have .in Sat.ford I./ the M.imai.'s I'lc! , invader, according to r ports from ashiiigtou. l>. ('.. March 20.— 11 Washington, Mar. 20. With the grow on any soil. Th e seed may be wnn an important victory, although and iho agreed that llu*ir record was 1 * " * tin* lighting front. The total .t«*rrlj New and ui'«r< stfve action to pro 1nmioliln'l.tliei.l >f ll < ruild.-ss d.s- nhtaitnnl from an., seed dealer, it do.s not bring them nil their orig- hard to equal torv regainvd la roughly V • >! ip* mg .i, .iii -it i ;«-r-1 tr j . thin o' l br**e ii-i .rme.l Vmericfu lb-Loud News. ir.a; .b-mands. at li'Jll* square miles. . The It..aril1 of Trai i.t 111*. m.tti •■’lilt .,r"^-.i appear* probable ns J •■rebunt if * by -ill.to arin*-- it In* I the ugreeiiu*nt it is assum'd t The nat ir** •»i ! h»' jjf.i r-.uiiil over nu vl i ut: in A; i-'ll" wi'l •i r* .. , 1 . f •. *• • u , | . ij * .,,i ■if •I *l» re t . l.olldoti. M ir. Ii 17. 'P o r t - t b o u th*-* „itl Iip awarded pro rats lime w in, ii i ii.- t ;<•riti.'ii.w r i r«■ •I was ing ..!i* t *» r i d Am t h r- *i" -ri."l Vni rn m» *. hunt fl , •1 1 Ii it -l l-1uall; o n . I -aliM.liin i .re.it I'.rit.mi will I1h T * •I.lt"* • ’Hi.** "ii the bast* of art »*i.**•t -i olttn,.t .ill a" .in-t them ant! they be "li Ii.ii •! t•> t.-.I ; " I with a p<i1- -. ! ■ 1, ■' • "i Vit, r|ir *!..ildy l.c .lo-'-d durft g the next ..ts b.-twi*.|1 tlo il. < 1 M.i|cs ! ... which they have been as* w-re harri-d iva'ry wliiali i.s beFlan no. u>!• wut.t :u h*\ir 1 .. !t\ ' if. k\ in. if; tji - ii> c.irdliiq iii tip* M.,i| ;t *•<; ••ffn p; . I . Il’> 1 -1 1 • I •• for the tirsT time f. ■ *! 1 * ' at .1 <i • il — i extra m . 1 |. h-t j The . i. Iir-ipr-M ... | ,, , i th 1 •d M , f. 'P o-i/u.al demands rnlletl '•>: i• t!. If.!! - . f tie Marine. . ,•••*f•.• | t«• |i . ft! e,| I,, ■ • •. •: ’ ' " ll’u ">•"* s »• 1* I* “ . ! .. I .'f f*»r uv«t i m .>n t h* ti’J \t a f*-w p!.ti i < where nature ofl. *id i-1 •: 4 1*i•• 1*.' i "iiipol.*rv n t ’ iitiou ul lb.I .• • • r tra it i V. I I I . . : pli.lt, be i *-r • • • I . .f 1 1 iq.pi.rt l i tut j fur resistance tin* * 1f Tu *•!».» ' i• . i r*i >-.t to b.i. . • I I '••• dale "Utpot a.id the brew.TS iir.* .-t.it.-i| to « !. ‘ the (if-rnvi- • tried to make a stand will g.-t tin ir p re -fit pa., j i ’.»' .>i,. ! U*\r d for :i ; " t v t »t lift * w K/-"h r .-•»i -i.lerattofi "•il of foil- lie ill pra ti. a! a tre.-m* lit Wilh the i’ ! ! '-il b.i•k .inly after eiiti«ii|.>rable -I hours for eight hours work opinion of b:- talk, r.iv >r n iiie'it j., r< . -• | t ■, i t . -i-n-• -i | . ■i\L I] i.v, t >,.< «>•r " • I. of |I,e .»!.- -.id". I.*-Wi \!i A•••*ii i i lii; ! li |'in<i|i.il off these L,I 'it ilie agreement. These .•one'-* i !- . ’ Im - ii>.I .\» uar. t ! i* I !'Ul V " * "• *'■ ' ' * * ’ •" ' 'ur • amp ■■*• the part of the iv.iiii.it <: , 1>rt.ll,i!o ' Il ; I • I,if ■ wln*:id n c l tu.* village and part kd the wood I What I In i*ii jil.> |•. .... One t-t p tie T* -i*!■ i is contciu- mi \M..t >Il 2 7 to ll) Centrnl l lnridit il h • . Ot «i ill f'hqiping Inf (*jclopnl! *. oqf’h of N'ovbii. would gain utitb-r tin Vi tilt loll. hi. I. •m | plating if o .nil for :tn ?»n mediil*’ 1 Hi *hv :f I he striia* mountain just passcii hnd lnn'H. appeared to be , -‘ .,rp ruggle Aik.I ,'o.ii law if it* were declared cont : . I . ir ,t»r« *u l I Is* ;• i.-f *■ ) • 11or th>* imp i.w.i pjuj.t, t'roijy plaa. .:•:•:.*.: I*'*. .a...'.I m or lie la ti.i orit .;d ; liter.* i.s•lilt: : •••41* •« • i *. ol t-j' mi..* r Mil!' !(>• I W*1 I1»#the d ... that • 11•i. i . . . n r th e ■ (ram SpLssans, i. i .t' ly after Secretary l.ime i- . i,* i •i-ine-s. tt.O OVI I r e , ot id hig!. ■tl i, fin • i • a. Cff— ive III*''. ■Wt.iek a *i p .;iv tuition ha s t' e u t ." I >1 It • ;•! . i . li . i ' •i'v-i'd likebid t <ie Ids announcement, (be t • • |li.. r sli of *.t If-! H { ff * **•.si.— * n . i\- * ?» t v. :• mad* a j • '■ 11. . t • l fnib>wed in i.v i: i t i in "I louder * M*t|t t idegrii in 1 st -.ll 1 1 A .-..I \ %• tit •i.i 1 b , * .M ;'.. i.i.n .n i uk .iliipnients. i •nerul i ti airmen ii.fiiruun ■ ii r.roiliti <-r fl iiMinic^ :) tis a * -r fit«'ti . U".t t i*'r • o ru e d to it' •■id t e-u Ujiii * ro ­l tlo' pc In is: e'cfii*:. the i'ftutrli Kavo ik.ii the htni.e Iratl been tieh ill lie One ««f -T!i«* Strongest Trail-* of 1 luridin not l<- tiiiiit. tllf.M" mi:- |It •-•!«• I» •d it. Hi•ali .i.n tJiat sitm* next muv" lt.. t !|f* to fiend «I..r* : tiff. • • * * •i; . » . i.«t• ly re *to -y.| the lino Fullerlit r l-siu it 1 it h «ir<b-rs t < linn iloilars. ii.-tl pendti The Ik.-l-r Edition of the Sanford "hich existed before the battle of V -i nnuncemeiit of the imin»Mr. A. L. Rvyttg. pr«.-ii|i-ni id fh* C • rcsulv »d the latest destruction i f 4,'d dear the If.u Her.d.f will I - ■M.l.'1-t.-i - M— XLumu.Mvuel.t-tsn-»-Uw-s.pfknr-r-f t 9 » - > 1lank' mid- Editor American shl^w.■i m * r»our... m m .Trd T u'Vidtiy, glyltr* tfi • shopper. i*y General. Rertht lot. The luijtla w is lost I y tho French owing to a - i.bl'ii ji<" in the river Aisnc. Tho ifuitinii in the whole section ijus.at <>iii* moment c'>ni|.rornWcd but wa lived by Gen. N iv i l e , who w’as giv­ we believe the time has come when en credit for the_J*rench being ablo th e. prospect for averting a 'are the t j po-wi *nien *t« mak'* anyI In-fact tOat son e American shipA «’* *« I p to that hour thb railroads Of .the three ships destroyed, two i l ,,c’ Sanford merchants should get in to retain th>* bridge bead at Solssotta. >l~ ire on the other ei.de of the ocean The newspapers are overjoyed at had r. fused to make tkc c o n c e r n s lMnK “ fe^ ha,uJ1“ M* * vr bttt.lr* were unloaded und home* anl hound. I *Tio advertising game and r«*t" in unuFmed i*. a f.:ctor .in the situation the lihiiation id such an extent of gr'ant.'i), and ,the brotherhoods had All were American built. American i both f c t . \\ .* havi* here the und ae large war shipi an* Ineffective territory. IJonri Ilidou, one of th« rolhcrl I- llusy , ‘ toinj fust Yq their determination to owned und officered and manned greatest trading center In this part uguinst submarinL's the problem for best known militnry writers . Mr. N. • A. Colbert, of Moore •tri►.unless they wpn their demands ’of the state hut shoppers* do not the government is" to fc'*t smaller largely by American citizens. "Our troops ure ndvanringto vic^ b y , George ' ' ith'-r hy the nu|iremu court declaring Huveti/ accompanied Meagre dispatches indicate that come without bidding nnd the royal submarine chasers. th*’ Adamson law valid or by their O’ lirien returned Wednesday uftorall were sunk with complete dis­ invitation to all the people to visit tory which, loug waiting in under­ •ntployei* granting them the eight- noon from a business trip to Jack- * Most of the American fleet Is need­ regard for thu safety of thos<* on the Hunford stores and the speriul ground holes and ’ trenches spreads bour May. * sonvklle, Sanford, Arcadia and Fort ed. at home to guard against opera­ board, und thut some of the mem­ Easter hargnlns that will he offered her young .wings in the hraad light, While in Jacksonville- Mr. tions of German submarines in bers of the ere • may have been lost. them will bring the people here by of day which she sees again." Earnest appeals by Secretary Lane' Myers. Colbert purchased six very lint* American waters. There seemed to Comment on * the military aspect' Today's developments brought D,p hundreds. The merchants here *nd thu other mediators to the patmules and one pony. He expects tr> be no doubt that steps to supplement of the situation is moderate and will put on spccinl sales during the t ho government face to fute with of the railroad managers arc arming of American ships would he use four of the mules for his various even cautious. L e l’etit Parisian be­ week of April 3rd and* it will he a the problem of formulating a definite I.elievH t o - have been an important lieves thnt the rnpid retreat very' taken anti the only question was operations in this vicinity; while the gala occasion in trade circles. policy for the nation in case ghe factor in bringing about a settlement. probably concerns some designs, but The critical situation in which the other two wire purchased by him for whether the President would take United States actually enters the The special number will be hand­ country fihds Itself because of the the DeSoto Stock Farms Company. such steps on his own responsibility war. This possihioity Was men­ somely embellished with all kinds that there can be no doubt that notThe hnnds’dinc animals were ship­ or wait for congress to grant specific tioned by the President in his in­ of Easter stories nnd pictures. The with standing the great confidence •inking 0f American ships by Gerped from Jacksonville to Okeecho­ authority. augural address March 5. *"sn submarines was Impressed u pon front page will contain a cut of the inspired by von Hindenburg, * the No comment was made at the bee City by rail and thence by boat th,-rn and they were told that if a All gf the conditions outlined by Sanford churches and a special German public will learn with atupe•Mike wire permitted at this time it to Moore Haven, arriving hero last White House today beyond the the President in his message an­ Eajter article from the ministers of fuetlonYof the evacuution of u region would ho a national calamity. S i m - ' evening. Also on board was a statement that the President was nouncing tho diplomatic break with the city and the entire paper will be where sb many Germans have fallen. liar pressure f . r i ' S SM n . Miaa _L » ' * . niwla/vr young pony which Mrs. getting reports and considering the Germany as leading to a_^|attt..of devoted not only to- Easter season "T h e spirit of tho population and was brought to Ibear * Lhandsome Geot;ge (j. Horwitz got'in New York. question tloroughj^_______ _______ armed noulrality”Ravo now keen ful­ but also to the |R>ssihilitie* of Sem­ troops," says this paper, "will be upon tho brotherhood chiefs. A largo-quantity of farming imple­ Secretory Lansing was called to filled. inole county and there will he ar­ affected, and to wipe out thie bed ments were also purchased by Mr. the White House by President Wil­ T h e overt act described by him ticles timely and many facts of effect it will be necessary to at­ Hoard of Trade . • Colbert. son early today and they discussed then has actually come; if. in fact, interest to those who are looking ^>r tempt some operation on a vsst •'1 thrones are rocking chairs. A , On the return trip Mr.. Colbert scale. This will certainly be under­ the policy If the gove/nment. ! it had n o r already been committed a pood location. •u.glo resolution can produce count* ( taken and at a dnte which cannot be less revolutions revolllt i n n , 1 f t ’udent. whose' ______ A WM » " omPanicd by Mr. J . G. IlurDispatches from the various battle when the President went before This edition will stimulate trade • "srno j. already forgotten, shot a ,ey' BK,‘nt ,or the Atlant,p ( oa!‘, fronts tood on added interest today. congress. . Since then he established and the merthants who are alive to far off." Crand Duke at Sarajevo and crip- , *int‘ Kai,w*y nt S anford.-M oore as officials realized that the United a state of armed neutrality without their opportunities here will have Whether the strike materializes or States is practically certain to be­ the specific authority of Congress. pb*d civilization. Haven Times. special facts and figures for the not, it has caused thousands of come involved in hostilities with Ib.ad your novyspaper. A little many buyers. This edition will cost people to cut short their stay Ip Germany. The war und navy de­ ,1‘ 1,1 ui it may lead to a_ complete ___ r . . . . Th e Bartow Hoard of Trade has more than the management experts Florida, and that means the loss of Week** Weather Hcport just dosed a membership campaign, to gain in mere profits but the Board millions to this state. V,v,,i®n °f >our plans. T h e 'su n Forecast for the week beginning partments particularly confronted Uf course, anew with problems of precisely which ran for thirty days, and in­ * r'S0 ,w'rt’ nn a similar uni­ Sunday, March, IK, 1917:. of Trade and others expect to send there ,are lots of folks staying on, * " h .il has been must yield to South Atlantic and East Gulf what plans they shall follow if war creased their membership from 84 to out many copies nnd Th e Herald who are not to be scared by a threat r 15 10 come—that's why San- S tates—Fair and cool first half of comes. 181—or 116*j per cent. At a re­ will be satisfied in having done its of being ’left in Florida without a r<1 '*,n have uj> to date hotel ac- Week with probably efrosts, except Many senators and representatives cent meeting of the hoard they dis­ duty toward the, city and the coun­ way of getting home. They rath tr modxtioni tho pooling seasons. Florida peninsula. Latter half of who remained in Washington today cussed the advisability ol purchasing ty in obtaining more business (or enjoy the prospect* in comparison ’ they’ll be filled with tourists. week warmer and generally fair, ex­ expressed thfluopinion that the Ger­ a registered bull and boar for the the merchants nnd waking up the with the chill and .dreary weathsr* T r , c 7 , 'lrnl~ DuU0n 0f lh® Bo* rd “ f cept. local showers probibly about man submarines' latest acts consti­ use of small farmers surrounding city to the possibilities of live ad­ which yet prevails in the north.— tute a clear case of war. •ays: The pessimist secs a I Friday. Iinrtow. • vertising. > Lakeland Telegram. HOT FROM i; THE WI R E S GERMAN LINE IS BREAKING ALLIES CLOSE % NEW ACTION '• \ ' J IS PULLED:,, • UUK onlrS! MEANS WAR 1 �THM U i u a Maifh. 16, U|7 TH IS S A N F O R D H E R A L D Civilization. Great Battle Drama The Lyric Theatre will offer today •nd fom orro*. at poputar p’rtPes, th at dramatic treat, . Civilization! Thomas II. Ince’t ’ 1.000,000 motion picture spectO£le. This i? one of the m ost'talked of cinema successes of the limes and has been viewed and approved by millions in all sectioft* of the country. . Civilization is unique in that it is- an exposition of the art odf drama and spectacle, o* done f o r . the screen by one of its greatest producers. The story of Civilization' is so comprehensive to attempt to even give a synopsis of it would he to repeat the history of mankind. Suffice to say that un­ til you have seen it and marveled at its splendor and Intinite art of its productional execution you huve a rare and Inspiring treat in store. It U a motion picture of vast scope and possibilities for the coveted bringitfg about of that Elysian period which all arc looking forward to when u world pcare will lie a reality. It lias been descfiliedTisTbe gm ifesl bailie drama of all times, and comes here. |t is said, with the endorsement of th» prw . -the-rieTrr^Tribffrc-thearrr^ T . McLain addressed tl\e |F. W. Mahoney and get pcrmlaalon board in' regard to widening road to place* 10 ft. fence on hla lotion in- Geneva with brick , and agrees south side of county Jail. Carried. Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded that if county will furnish $000.00 to by O. P. Swope, that attorney, Geo. apply on same, citizens of Gcnevu A. DeCottes, attorney for this board will furnish balance of cost. Motion of E. H. Kllbee that proposition be O. 1C. all cqst bills in rofercnco to accepted did not get a second, there­ court proceedings. Carried. fore rejected. Motion of 1 h. 1* ■ Motion of C. W. Entzmlnger, sec­ Hagan, senonded by C. W. Entz- onded b y . O. P. Swope, that Sheriff minger that proposition bo rejected, E. K. Brady be allowed to make ex­ carried, Mr. Killiec voting No. . penditures to the amount of $25.00 Judge E. F. Ifousholder addressed for the conviction of blind tigers. . •« •• the board iii regurd to Mrs. Reach- Carried. Engineer (1. H. Ramsey reports strum and children, in reference to of the that bid of C. K. Harrison for work ! putting her children in rare road from Le/ette’a corner* Children’s Aid S o c ijty ? of Jackson­ ville, and asks this board to pay qno half of costs of caring for them, and the Children’s Aid' Society to pay other half. On motion of O .'P . Swope and seconded by C. \V. E n t v going public as the most vital’ and impressive offering of the art of mo­ tion picture photography. Civiliza­ tion ia dedicated to the mothers of men and by reason of that fact, or perhaps in spite of it, is said to mnkc its strongest appeal to humanity—. because all men had mothers anil all welcome a tribute to her who suf­ fered fh'at they might be. The pro­ duction will be put on in its entfrety at the Lyric, qj)d doubtless the theatre will lie crowded to its ut^most capacity the day Hit* spectacle is exhibited. "•* Franklin Farnum at Star Saturday Franklin Farnum, who will he agreeably remembered for his work in "A Stranger from Somewhere, recently presented, in * the Bluebird series will come to the Ktur theatre on Saturday, in " T h e Devil’s Pay Day, a plav^that will require the ap­ plication of Mr. Farnum’* talents ns an emotional actor. With I.enh Bnrd ns his leading lady, Mr. Far­ num will expound the divorce prob­ lem from a new viewpoint and bring out the lesson that an injustice comnTTTI<'d,,hP.’UfN! »»!» inmM-nl 'wife ts apt to he followed by adequate pun­ ishment. This Bluebird is based on Geo. Hivley’s story, . " T h e Toll of Vengeance,*’. recently appearing in a pomilus magazine. * Both "M other Mauriro*’ nnd " T h e Dean of the Screen," Charles Kent are cast to excellent advantage in the Yitagrnph Blue Ribbon Feature, "W hom th‘e Gods Destroy," which features Alice Joyce, Harry Morey and Marc MaeDermott. This pro­ duction—was writ t e n - b y —J . StuartRlackton in corrobaration with Cy­ prus Townsend Brady nnd directed by P. S. Earle. BIG REVOLT IN RUS• , SI A H R l CZAR Continu* J From The-.- ,‘ontifiu-*! people .must pro*.. I Even the Imp* .*. *1 i • • -•j -\lot*i*ll of l . \\ . l.nt —mingcr the gravity of in** »u...»** till­ onded by L. P. Hagan that Mr. ed its appeal to th*', r t i jiumi Swope and Mr. Kllbee have iron* that the Emperor fiioitld I t*j» bridge between Oviedo and Cliuluto-give the people a j*o| gov­ ota painted. , Carried. ernment in necordm • *’ •ir .!*--ir«*- and ' »* •• * t b* r*' -dwuld, • I iiircij TONIGHT William A. Ilrad* Presents the . World Picture •‘A Girl’s Folly” Featuring Robert Warwick SA TU RD A Y L ib e rty ” "W h o m ,• •t woultl w* ■ip r wi •! n* r t 1 ■* fu-band chose it him self ij Mi s Joy re* did not dcrlaro th a t Ijis t ’.•to i;t such m atters MONDAY Commend* The I , r, * Man i. ! Mr. E. F. Lane, Manafc. r. Lyric Theatre, Sanford, Fla. , a Dear Mr. Lane: * It gives me the greatr*: ..? ure to speak in the high'-t ter of the projection in your th',.*re. | also wish to compliment y o -i7 T n £ class of music* that you fur u your photoplays. I tra\.; ,hifl teen different state* and your hou»f b without a doubt the i t6. ducted theatre of any town th.;» j have been in. 1 wish to assure you t jg near future'that I am going t |. f. sonaily see that you will , Lyric Monday PROGRAMME Party” VDoc.V Host „! .Trj n „ . onded by L. I*. Hagan, clerk of this, hoard I*-authorized to order 1 plow, 1 wheeled scraper. -1 .Hill 2 1 Kulhltn William** at Star Monday The story of "O u t of the Wreck" in which the brilliant MornscoParamount star, Kalhtyn Williams will be seen at the Star on Monday might be known qa “ The Memories of the Forget-Me-nits'.' as it dcqts with the IntlucncJ of those tender tlou'eys upon the life of n worrftiu. Th** »ter; w:i« v.r’*tt*'tl * <(><••ially 1 -f >r M im Wilburn* I * Maud E. ('or- Till* \ illian Won-liippvr "T h e N\ a\ \ illv S I u iu Ih t criminal folly. Rut Wilson President,, and right or wfo President, we ntand or fa hjm. ,With these few random r* will close. With best wfchts is tM c llc rii. N e v erth eless th** gift .»*> si*-* l e d . i a r t " *1. .. r» i i »i i* .t i ?• Uvii .i; :i r««i l.fU t w*v* ['• !.(•• *1 •• him! h ; • quitt***l ut lit** trial and eventually becomes a mission worker, finally marrying' a prominent politician The tab* so Impressed the ’writer that she returned to hir home and wrote Emperor Finds I'coj Saddle. The Emperor Inist* * the front only to'find rl lurion had bern mi • a new government v Thu Emprev ..v > ha« t iv int'.n o' tin* <Wills Destroy" Featuring Mice .'••*<*. Vitagrapli Blue t: Mtmt fv.stiir* i it lift tt * it i n tv “ In ih t* P a w n s I u h >" ( ti.irlir »t!l |m*ltiteb tie There \|llRt|,|t il KSDAV PRO GERMAN AC­ . T1VITIEM1ADI " T h e K i l l i n g 4 ’o n o r ” • T i l s a n d ( . 'b i l l s ” . “ P n trin ” I . ..luring M r - 1 1 rn**p I e»t!.- ecu. * • free -lie nnnotinred I Wll, ' W \\ KDMiSDAY . W* ,i|**n .in i i.or.z * <1 tain repairs made at emit "T ilt* N et of J l f i r i t ' ••'Hit* Pay l i f t i n ' ’ Fcaturiint II* l*n <*ll»**»n. Pearl l\ Kile in " P e a r l of I lit* \run " ' D O M IN G M a rili 2.1fd— iiili/ a iio n ” April 2 n d - —"Th t* i rif-i.*” b a . 1 : ’■ ■ rare . ^ iaurtls. to l n ’r w'r»ath_of far " C i n t i ’* for Twc^' -iio ha* * * firl opr iVt Uf.it ;•* tv *ho*.v her as a «tm* *i.- ni •i d STAR TH EATRE PRO GRAM Frida* Par.tmuunl prc^nu,Mafi*- iV>rt* in " t ’asthw 7~.‘ For Two". ’ Saturday—Bluebird presents "The Devil's Pay Day". Monday -Paramount prearnt-* Kathervn W illiam** in "O.ul of th*- Wreck" Tuesdaj—Metro presents Elh**l Barrymore in "White Raven" Coming Friday. Pauline Frederick in "Sapho" Concerts nightly' by.\\'ith*Tington and Houser M a lin e e Daily at 3:1.* in the lirsf |*art of the.' produilion demurr.tj • of $25.')0 p *r day. for the hr*: •lime in *Mis* Barrymore • • her career does a song and danrt*. - The story of "Castles for Two" has to do with the adventUT*-s o f ‘an impulsive h* ires*, who. tiring of so­ cial life'in N*-w York tl«•_< with her nurse to- Ireland, and disgui»>:d os .» Aiaid- wins the heart of an impicunlus but fine Irish lord. Paramount luitrurted t<» have four awnings plated- o*n rourt house windows. >pportunity f • llramalic-values of the to th** screen that *h‘*? consented to appear In the necessarily bizarre costume. . " I n tha— White Raven" Miss Bar­ rymore Iras the most Vxniting role of her screen o r stage career. From luxury to hardship and back again to a success that is threatened with undoing shea p lays'a part that pic? ture* every emotion a woman Van experience, in some of the scopes, where this gentlsmkoman of th? screen works th ere'are three or four hundred rough -and dissolute charac­ ters. pictured at such pastimes as the Yukon country offered during the mad scramble for gold. And by h**r wonderful art. Miss Barrymore tits herself into her sur­ roundings.. lending great strength to scenes not always pleasant, but ever dramatic. • At' -Uin’ of O. P. -■ **w *1 by *E. H. Kill'* - , and J , Mr. Motion of i.. P. Hagan, seconded Hagan is authorized, to spchd $50.00 by O. P. Swope, that* Mr. Bantsey lit/h'is'district for r«*a *I r* I’.qrs. be authorized to !• i contract for Rond iif C. S. Lee 'and Koe Tiilis. •■'.earing right of. way on .roadway for carrying tire arms. r**.id. approved \\i. | f,*r the jt;-, pf $.51).00. Mo­ and license ordered issue,!. tion carried. . ' • • Rond of •David 5|)>'*r. us deputy, The following bids for road wofk sheriff read,, approved nnd ordered on .the Oviedo and Chultota ro.ffl forwarded to Secretary of S tare.­ and from l.exettc’s corner to the . Reportk of .the several countyNffOvaido roa<j* v.rro opened nnd road. ficcra, read, approved -and ordered Bid of C. F. Harrison, W. E .-Jacobs. filed. E. E. Brady. W. R. \\ miains. *thi ae All bills as audited by the clerk bids were turned over *to Engineer ar.d approved by this board ordered G. R. Ramsey for tabulation of same paid. > and contrail to be let ut 2 o’clock Warrants paid during (he month ordered cancelled. Motion of Li 1 There being no further business to come before the board stnnds MAROONED IN CHI CAGO Continued From Page C C O l’NTY l O M M tSS lO N l.H S PROCEEDINGS Sanford, Fla.. Mar. G. 1f*1T. Hon. Board of County Commis­ sioners in and for Seminole County. Fla., met in regular session at 10 o'clock a. m. . Present. L. A. Brumlev. chairman. I. P Hagan. C W Kr.tzminger. P Swope and hi H Kllbee, com m it loners. V. E. Doug­ lass, ‘ Deputy Cl**rk. and David Speer. Deputy Sheriff, irv attendance. Minute* of last nutting read and approved. * . • Orlando will lay the corr.e of the new postoffic? build*'^ 1 city on March 21st. Congr* Sears will make an addre*-* Masons wilt lay th** corner** ; J. fVO- �Mnrrh l(j THE HANFORD HERALD MAROONED IN CHICAGO p o c Gtfarasn Writes About Many Things ' That Are And Are To Bo « • Mr. Robert J . Holly, Editor, Sanford Herald, Sanford, F la.: Dear Mr. Holly—As I'h a v e been away from God’s country for sev­ eral years, and have not written you for many months, I ’ll just take ray typevjriter on my knee and indite these few lines for your edification— or mortification. It Is springtime today almost, and some overcoats are on men’s arms instead of on their backs. The mer­ cury has gone ’way up to C4, which is by far the warmest weather we have had since nwny last autumn. Th e sun has shone several times todny, the highways are neat and dean, but the byways are still flu t­ tered up with the accumulation of four months of snow, mud and just ordinary city filth, which floats around the alley corners in black and taw muddy streams. Chicago is not tiitL^clennext city on ea rth —it may he the fill triest —ut -leiuL that—U- thu -iwprmaloR—Mfterthinking of filch clean cities as Jacksonville, Tampa. Miami ami Sanford. You folks down . there know nothing about dirt, actually nothing, lip here we walk in it, breathe it and eat it. A stranger fo this city might think we were all in mourning if he should glance at the flags floating from the various build­ ings. They used to be the’ glorious red. white and hlyo, but after bcipg in our Chicago atmosphere a few weeks they are as black as a nigger coal miner in B irm ingham .* Why do people stay here, people' who lire actuull) suppoM-d in to* intelligent •anil highly ci* ilizeil! 1 It is the Lure of the Cii> ih.u eaunoi be ex|ii*tilli*il.. Th*r“ r.e.'lilw In be ■fascination, about having au oilier on the twentieth floor of an ugly building, and ;a- minting with these millions of hustling, rushing, grasp­ ing and apparently' mad itisane people of thi- great i.ily lln i w in te r I'rL;, t'.n e du rin g opened up their "ruthless submarine campaign," food prices wero higher than they ever have been-in the his­ tory of the co u n try .. Potatoes wero $4 a bushel and hard to get; eggs, 62c a dozen; other food high in pro­ portion, . A s ' high as fifteen carloads of eggs would leave Chicagp IN A DAY, bound for England; the same was truo of the spuds; and the warehouses were bursting full of wheat an'd .c o rn —everything east bound, owned by the British gov­ ernment. But ban g!. There came the news of so mnny vessels being sunk. Ships were afrjdd to leave for the battlefields laden w'ith food For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrates and Heals. Stops Pain At Once F o r M a n a n d B east 25c. 50c. $|. At All Dealers. and 'ammunition. Prices begun to drop, and the poor people of thia city, and probably other places tqo, began to have hope. 'Americana w ere'to be starred so that Croat Britain could have the food we’need! Itut now thut food is not being ship­ ped out of this country in such huge quantities, we are able to supply ourselves. T priced several staples this morning as I came down Clark street. Eggs 28c a dozen, potatoes J2.66 a bushel and even meats from one to three ceots a pound cheaper thnn a month *ngo. That is a tre­ mendous drop in prices for staples, and I do not see the need of women organizing "food riots" all over th e country ns long as German)1 keeps England from getting all our food. The women in Chicago started to have a "starvation parade” yester­ day, but the Chief of Police is u foxy old boy, und he had 600 of his best policemen on hand and "nipped it in the bud" so we had no ‘.'hung*r riot." But the dear ladies say they will parade next Saturday, If they SEMINOLE: LIMITED APAkT TO ANT TICKET A U N T OF ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD " T H E S T A N D A R D R A ILR O A D O F T H E S O U T H " A.W .FR ITO T a DIVISION P A S S t N O I N AGENT A. C« L. JA C K S O N V ILLE . TLA. J . Q. K I R K L A N D Iluuiia and J upAll make peace with Germany ami become her allies. Thai is the logical thing for them to Continued on Page H THE OTHER Herald Want Ads Will Brin# Results MAKES the past twenty-live years has it been so cold, according to "the papers. Most thermometers registered seventeen degrees HKI.OW zero one morning, but the olfirinl on top of a sky­ scraper said it w a s only twelve be­ low. "I know it was fourteen below zero when I came tn work at H o ’rtouk in tin* morning But 1 did not sutler from the mid. * In fact I got one of the great surprises of my life the past winter. Last winter 1 suffered a great deal from cold m Birmingham, and the winter before that I nearly froze to death in Mis­ sissippi on the wonderful t?i ' Gulf coast, which is the must over-rated place 1 have ever had the misfor­ tune to wander into. But I have been shocked'to leurn that you folks also jiud a terrible winter. Must of th e reports, strange to say, came here from the wist, and stated that everything freezable in Florida was frozen to a frazzle. A man sat next to me in a beanery one ilay and told ine that he had a friend in South Georgia who wrote him that " i n Jacksonville the mercury was Under fourteen degrees (or three ■days and nig lit n n ml that nearly all tho whole of Florida were frdzen BO' that they were split open *nnd rtotally ruined. And all. the winter .vegetables were ruined." 1 told the n»t>n be was a good nntured liar -1 apt! ho simply said that possibly he hud been misinformed. It’s a good :thing he looked at the matter In th at light, else I might not be here today writing you this, ns lie wok ux big us a Seminole county sheriff. Still, I «m one of the best runners in the state and have never yet. been shot In the back. Anyhow, 1 hope it is not ns bad as has .bleu stated, us I own a crop of second, growth pine trees in Seminole county and it would grieve me exceeding!? if those beautiful trees were frozen and ruin­ e d . ns it has been u dream for many years tu have u littlu^cottugu in*that pine grove some sweet day by and 1 suppose' you occasionally hear of the II. ( ’, L. which is keeping the mayors of certain cities in constant torment. Well, it lias been stdldlly going up since lust September und probably reached its zenith a month ugo. When the Germans played their Inst hand u month ago and * D I V I S I O N D A S A T N Q K A At*ChT A r . T A M P A . SLA. C’ 1 Note the Mithtlin Ciwto difference in shape between Micheliii tubes and other makes cs arc made by rolling ru r around an iron pipe and cementing • * . They do not conform to the shape of the tire and when used ha' W hen rubber stretches it becomes th inner and therefore we Michelin tubes are. made on a ring mandrel, the samt eular sliape as a tire, and fit the inside wall of the tire fectly. This shape removes all strain, preserves an even thickness and eliminates, pinching anti creasing--the mam cause of tube troubles Michelin Tubes are made of a superior quality of rubber that is compounded by a secret process which preserves their elasticity and softness for years. By actual test they outlast three of any other tubes. WIGHT GROCERY COMPANY SAN FO RD , FLORIDA �5| erd h 1 6 f l 9 l 7 THE SANFORD Chuluota Is Coming rlty Chuluota. {he beautiful.. . — Httfe . . Seminplo county is coming and mtnV new people aro buying proper­ ty there and intor;d to build winter homes Wo note the following from j> Mortenson of TyIi*L Minne,ota in tho Okeechobee Call: for shipment am) am follow. Onf nirth told *bj to plant cotton ft crop this year." Needed Law, •mu Hear young mother (he street a piece ennm in u* lu tears yesterday mid asked u "Our first stop wua at Chuluota wouldn't use our intluenee for jn Seminole county, a very thriving mediate enactm.-ut «.f a |ttw i to*,! with a splendid hotel, depot. Kril111]imitlii i'h In mi i l^ld Imiir i nij a |ine business and residence plaining that ih< n by u • rt, fhas. D. Brumloy, resilient with th,- Imlo »!„. 11,1- 1,1 nt showed us lands there in alito- ‘polling tloio- in lb,- i,>iirv,- ,,j || mohiles. h°th east and west of the when vhe had in, control over In town. Wo found there the lands gently rolling and interspersed with many small lakes with sand bottoms Campaign Slogans. and pure water, richly.stocked with, \\ elistcr h "tho past at least is se­ fish. The land there is well adapted tind Utihm. Umv for citrus fruit, truck and general cu re." mid " I , ....... and forever, one nnd Inseparable," nrfarming- The land which has timber. Imperishable. . Clay's declaration, "| on |t is easily cleared utld there are Would rather be right thmi he prosb »Uo much actual prairie lands- well thmt," will long remain In the books adapted for all kinds of crops. i|U0tutInn*, and along with It will Many of tho older HCttlers there run recoil eel Ion nr the retort of Tom have splendid orange and grapefruit Iteed, when n congress,,urn I,ml quoted groves hearing profusely the very It with an emplmlle nourish, "But you will never be either." best of fruit. Two of, our party selected a piece of land on the bank of Lako Mills, only one mile, from the town of Chuluota. and the lako extends ^a-op-to-Um -tow fW - Tltea-atMww the htisv and thriving town of. Or■lamb* and tho town of Sanfoli), v,hrre the largest celery ‘industry 'in the United States is situated. We ht)d« <>f HI l« hi) acres of celery in on*1 held, some of it was now ready ... . . GcnUF'HmT Priceless Sense of Humor.' Tip* sense of liumor "aufTcrcth long nnd I s ‘kin d ;.Is not puffed up; Is not easily provoked." Within Its easy rencll'ls the "soft answer thut turneth away wrath/' It Is the first -onusln o(. love. This earth would ride on springless axles without II WANTED! 111F. U N I V E R S A L C A R Old Itags at The Herald Of flee. They must be Clean 2 l -. Cents I*cr Pound; Have been built and actually delivered to yetail buyers since August l. 1916 CLASSIFIED These figures—DUO,817—represent the actual number of cars mnnufartured by us since August 1st, 1!*16, and delivered by^our agents tu retail buyers. ADVERTISING Tlds unusual fall and winter demand for Ford rars makes it necessary for us to coniine the distribution of ears only to those agents .who have ordera for immediate delivery to retail customers, rather than to pcrtniP any agent to stock cars in an­ ticipation of later spring sales. _______ 11 All Local Advertisements Under This Heading T H REE CENTS • Lint For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. We are issuing this notice to intending buyers that they may protect themselves against delay or di-yappointment•in 'securing Ford ears. |f y n \i ■ptaimlnino piireliaie u Ford ear, we advise you to place your order and take de­ livery now, ■‘ ----- * — I ti- - nTT51crmr2 an' advcrllsmnent where no name is mentioned in the ail, please jlo not ask The Herald for information as to the identity of the advertiser. Uatiujly wo do not know who the advertiser Is and if Wo tlo we are not allowed to give out this Information, Simply write a letter and address it as per in­ structions in* the ad. . W. J . THIGPEN & COMPANY PAGE SEVEN HERALD Immediate orders will Have prompt attention. Delay in buying at this time may cause you to-wait sevdr.il months. Enter your orjler, today for Immediate delivery, with tilth authorised . Ford agent listed below and*don't be disappointed,later on. isu, AGENTS General ' I dii{h')ft HAS ?vr'‘I id 1*1**. f. *», t*. hflfoit, Insurance Fire Offles With HOLDEN REAL rUTATL o. Sanford c Buckeye Nur*erii-. b.uw ,,, t* inoiil tin1 I'luiN t,f i i ,, Tin e will fruit at l> * ., ordinary slip. Fur lilts ret."....... them, even at sonievvl.at p u ater ., Where Ire^s murt be ret>’- -,-1 I iinpoiiunt to plant the la n v r »t may catch up with the older on, sea? on to repfacu o,i- it>i will lu.-c a ; iiV. safely planted uji to A For Sale »r Unit Fifteen tjeres, T 1.- tiled and farmed live years v ith :t lidwing well-1*.' Otic mite from loailjt g - tu t in ti' ti ti ...... . Irntfs.**. » it h rtr Hi Wml I h ave.for sale two lueprof safes at bargains, also •mine second hand typewtiters. M. IV Lip*', salesman "Silent Smith” Typewriter. Over Bower* drug store. tfc V lo id lo o Vorl-tfr Im nr Now c. S a ! |l- S ‘ ‘ ! t'r .il - •i ! r..o. -• i i - - ii»r, ;i i nr in 1. 11 s t o r e . S a i i f u n l U h t ult*' .al r > .d . • 115 PARK AVENUE Dealer lu 1 A f tl« 1 ‘a y - VELOCIPEDES, IlICOKS AM) TRICYCLES lie AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES » *i t * III It I* U Mil i it---, w ith t 1. { Anlo Tires and Tubes, Ford Sizes Only * Horns, Spot Ugh Is and Headlight Ridbs, Spark Plugs, | Ralleriesi Hat lory Connectors, Blowout Patches, Ccl men! Patches, Yulrnnizers, Gasoline and Oils. f 1-1 ■*. Y i n t^ll 4||l-tt —i— uucKeyc iiursenes- White Wyandoltea, celebrated H< gal s-trailt of Canada where vtgornu bird* are rai*r,l Coj a n t . It.ewvj hr. era. Il.it, bu g <eg a n d It ,1 Cliix. Beokiltg- ordeta now Strong, ProoksvIUe, Fin.* Nerikiri K of CLcjilef I S S Jt,. I 4 •* ** of FOR RENT For Ite n l Two ' < ' |dng ■"li,-,-.. ik O ver W. H. BROKAW, Salesman Orlando, Florida W a ik in s Block N’dlir i f AppllcatCm fur U i llrt’il I nilcf m Citiicns'ELvn!; Rldg., Tam il, Fit *i a n d am i tile BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUPPLIES ROLLER SKATES AND PARTS si f u n d com ! a 11 t' t *i i i i ■i'l :iy 1' Il hi*.i • .111*a l a ....... 1; VI. « . U lil* EDWARD 11ICC I NS Salesman A c t Ml ( Buckeye Big Citrus Trees I Will Save Planters a Year A|, 1Z. ( J l l f i *( Ford Motor Company ] ‘. W I I . U \ M S P l o t id it I'ltli KHi T^urinf i if $1W, 5 1( YU BICYCLE ACCESS()KI ES ;; Motorcycle Horns, Lamp, Presto Tanks, Motorcycle !! (iritis and Pedals. mum* one In S i ore J 1 H, it t i; :* u r* * t'-t* *\ - Th*-'*mUl Fair Kent Four room house. 122 lnnriil ImIngf * - -I *I *t tl|*<i *»f the i**u to • nl .•«t 4“* »*)♦• 1 * id \V I'idnietto. f i n per month. Kmiuin Irjlrt* iI k s»f * 1 nti * ■ ltd 1 » f 1<n *|p * ii«P i?«» 1 *• Herald Oll'ne. , 64-tf - ilwninl RffurfllOK In law Ca* *1' *1 will I* im tbfvuu flit lh«* UtlH «!lf' uf Ylifcbt *\ 11* IMaril Peanuts— Supply Scarce F o r — l U i . i — Mt.wly— form^4»t"l— ln-t}—— wiir,. . n,y ..ni, i;ni»n»nif,' ar> i- ‘TiTliT pm w iO f v r lle A v e J v SPRAY ItaUl lin»--He«i. N i i l ii r \% tiHftky CtTin t l N i Hi* Itgltitif * iiual i s m t i n t <•! li t* »t»»rM.i*li|* r« of ih** S i h ln j il ll< t*! J mpritti fn* tit I'.iinipifiy, a * *'f J mf ai D ll , %* ill Ii*' hrlij at t In sijtln * of ^aii( r<tmp»iLity Rt Satifonl; Flint*fa, *iii Hu S u llr r «f V,,|.lIrulluii for T u t Sr ello n N i,f ( h a f l n WANTED Wanted We give 10c'straight for all kind burlap, cotton ahd fertilizer sacks, in trade. Cash price'also. Write for particulars. Home Enter­ prise Bureau, Orlando, Fla. 5'J-2tp CATALOGUE. Msimfar tiirera of Ideal Fertilizers , Jnrksonville, I'lorlda. A Lost— Bunch of keys. .Leave at postolllce and receive reward. Con­ solidated Grocery Co. 6'J-1tp Altamonte R. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch JVrcauM of our thirty year* of eiperieac* In buying for Florid* trade, anil bevauae of aplrodid rail and water fac ililSet, and low freight rate*, we aave you tnujey ou h*y, grain, feed and flour, guaranteed the treat. Beeauaa nf modern nrarhinery and proiimhy t“ l>c*t crate limber we aell brat quality orauge btitea, fruit and rr|etable era lea at reaaoaable pmjea. lu prov* crur claim* write for price luU. W. A. Merryday Company • Pjtlatiu, Florida. . T«a " j 1 ^ "» l ^ i,! ii,! l '! T ;g .. f»2*tf «'1,-rW CirrUil I ' uum . firmlnoli- C o , Ktl, ____________ •_________________ 11y V. M MrOitnlrl, l>. C . s5rt) iliy * f ,\fiirt Ii, tl'17. AlW,i: T. J. Mtl.I.Ktt I). U Tit H A S H K Jl. l ’» p iljt nt. ‘ Srrf»'t«ry ! * * For Rent —Two rooms for light in-M.Hr * housekeeping. Mim Magnolia Ave. Mlif xprar. rnctui leath to yogr rrog en **niei. Wt Save, full stork of the - Right‘ Materials and tho Best Macbtnrs. Our experience dates from the very first spraying In Florid*. FOR fa m ily . Furnished Rooms by Day, or M outh—Park avenue lint, North Park avenue, over ' I Philips & Co. drug store, James- Patton, inapngdr. •'! Spray Pumps * * Irssectioides SEND p r iv a te 0 ld» llr f d OO, l,i» Bloomfield Nursery. & Seed Co., Monticello, Florida I 'o ilr r uf I’ l.tr- . Kotlrn la hrrrliy ( i o n dial II. M, llur b a m n and f . >1. Ilur hanan, J r . , purrhaaora ol Ta> O f t l t i r a l e No. *r,7, rlalptl llu- 2ml d a y ul J u n o , A .—*A I ‘J |1, h'aa lilod la id earllflralt- In m y riflin', and La, made a pn lira iun for l a i .!»«d lu l » u r in a r r u r d a n r r * il h law. S a id r r rlillra lF amlirari-a thn fntlowlns i l r w r l M j>rt.|»»riy t i i u i i r j J d Satnlnni* r n u n l y , Horida, to-wit; S W 1, nf S K I , Ki -f 7. T p I’O S . It 31 K — *0 a r f r , Thi- aald land )>■ i n , a,..-.o-«| at Ih a daln ul t h f laaUanrw <1 au rh r r M i f n l r In the n e a r ol J . S . Wlilllii-?. I 'nl— - aald f F t t lllra t a ahall I r Irdram r-d arrordinc lu law (/>• ii«a-d will Ih i i p I h r r i u n tin Iha 3rd day ul A|»il. A. D 1917. Wltnma my ultirlal aianalura and aaal iLt, th,- gnd d a y ul Marrh. A U. 1917. (•rail E A. 1 ) 0 t i n t . ASH, Clark C lrr u lt Cnuri S«-rninula (to ., Fla. l ly V. M, Mr-Datilrl, t), C. .Springs, Seminole Co., Florida MAHTEICH MALI! S a t i r e la herrl.y sHeri t h a t Umler an*! Most popular and delightful win­ by virtue of a ile cfee of the J u .lv e uf the ter hotel in interior Florida. Mag­ Circuit C o u rt , S e v e n t h J u i l H a l ( I r e u l t , In for Se m ino te C ounty , Florida, bearing nificent location, between two lovely ami date F eb r u a ry 2 3 rd . 1 9 1 . . wherein Virginia lakes. Forty acres in parks’. Golf, Carolina t.'h em iral Co mpan y, a co rp oration. Ja co m pla ina n t and Wm. Ii . Aldridge, et tennis, bowling, billiards, boats, or- at., are d efen da n t*, I, J . J , til c k l u i u n . Special M a i l e r in C h a nrrry «||| on M a s ango grovp, etc?T all freT^o guests. day, April 2 n d . 19 17 . during th e legal hnura Fine fishing nnd shooting. * Pure ol -ale, oiler lor *ale, and aell. In front of Ine court h o u tc door In Sanford. Seminnla spring water from Altamonte County, F lorid a , the following deaerlt.ed land* a llu a l e and lying in aald Se minole Springs. rn unly , t o - w il; • T h e Weat half ( W ' y l of ihe wr*l half Tho Altamonte Ls noted for excel• W i j ) nf th e n o rlh e a *! .luarjer I N K 1* ) of leticf1 of cuisino and service nnd so­ Ihe northeaa t u u a rter ( N K > , l . and the nort h hall ( N * y l nl I iie.n orlhw eit n u a rler | N W ' ( ) cial life. Be sure nnd auto out and of the n o r l h e a * l a u a r lr r I N C 1; ) of Sectio n get best dinner served in interior 32, T a w n * h l p 1 9 , n o ilh nf Uknge 31 enat. ANo lo-glnnlng at a t.oint l i t r e ! no rth of Florida. Or com* for a Saturday the anutheant iSP> corner of I heJ no rth weal uuartrr |N W > nl the northeaat uu arter night supper and dance following, l N E » t » of S a c tlo n 32, Townahitr 19, amith of range 31 r a a t , and running Ih en r e nort h Excellent orchestra. C U feel; I h e n r e weat feet; th en ce Cleo. E. Bates & Son, owners nnd aoulh CIS f e e l ; thence rag*. .1371/ teat to point of be ginning. proprietors/ • Said l i n d * t o l . e »otd to the higheet and heft for ca *h. and tu l a l i r t y aaid daBrick road ope Saturday, Jan . cree Iddder and euata. J J DICKIN SO N . 20th from the Altamonte to Orlundo,1 Sp eelal M iater in C h a n ce r y . etc. 44-tf iA-F.i-Me NOW IS THE TIM E Prices nre arivnntini! every day. Sanford * Is on a Building Boom and You Should Build Your New jplome W E. HAVE T h e P ro p e r M a terials DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, LIM E, CEMENT SH INGLES, LUMBER OF ALL K IN D S* CORRUGATED IRON THE PRICES A R E- RMiHT .. We huy for Canh and Sell for Cajih and you gel the benefit of the extremely low prices. Sewer Pipe, Tile and all Materials for the Fanner Hill Lumber Company PHONE Third Street 135 Sanford, Florida TRY A H ERALD W ANT A D * * # �March PAGE POUR vlUe ami hied himself to Palm Beach where* he ownr the Palm Beach Pott'. Joe it auppoaed to be the R. J . HOLLY. Editor business manager and not dabble W. M. HAYNES, Business Maaager wlth"the happening* of aociety but I<ut week the editor prevailed upon Aria! supervision must be estab­ Jo e to don hit swallow tail and lished, at as early a date as possible. adjoining . Florida write up the Royal Polnclana and a The states through their county or state officials mu&jcal revue or two and good old m T E A * ......... Jo e was there, with tho goods show­ with the federal government co­ I I M O NTH S. ing a picture of the Royal and giv­ operating are spending larcg sums trail m o n t h s ing a write up that placed ijiat hotel of money in vat construction and ahead of the Ritz Ciirlb'ton of Lon­ 1systematic dipping of cattle to erad­ By following don. the Bate Noir of Dieppe, the icate the fever tick. this example citizens in Florida will J _____ Camel Hair of Egypt and even the 1Cheese Chaplet of Switzerland. As get relief from restrictions now im­ Act •/ M u rk J.d , ISTI. |a writer Joe is hound to make nis posed and enjoy the privilege of mark and he should do more of it Improvement.of cattle and develop­ for if any man in Florida knows the ment ot the stock to the very’ best political life it is Jo e Earmap. Give advantage, • fia the Inside histbry of Tallahassee, The movement to e/.vdieatc the Joe, and we will make you our ticks is the first step in improving legislative cprrespohdcnt. the cattle industry and marketing to the beat advantage, and all citizens will be benefited. County utlicial.* L O S T — A BOY and citizens of the various counties) . Not kidnapped by bandits ary! are ur^ed to immediately act In this hidden away in a rave to weep and matter. T ic k ’ eradication relieves] starve and rouse a nation to fren-: ried searching. Were that ttye case, ^ rT p B t% one hundred- thousand men would rise t o , the rescue if need be, I'n -, fortunately the losing of the lad i* without any dramatic egrii' ■ Sanford Will Build Thai Though very sad and very real. T h e{ Board of Trade fact is. his father Jest him! B ein g 1 Tourist Hotel New. members of ih e_n u d rd ^>f (00 busy - t o sit with him kt, t h e | TTresTiTe" amT'answcr Ti.* trivia! ques­ T r a d e r ‘ciTTning ill yesterday were The Indies of DeLand are making tions during the years when fathers Mr. J . W. Barnes and M r - Vance K. Both progressive and pillows for the wounded soldiers. are the only great heroes.of tho boys, Douglass. We suggest they- make one for Chris. he let go his-hold upon him. Yes, both say M\Vo want to ally with San­ Codrington. He mu<t be silting his mother lost him! Being much ford and* the best way to do it and down a whole lot these days for we engrossed in her teas, dinners and show it is to be in the Board of • ; cannot get him to come over* to. dub programs, she. let ,tht* maid j Trade. • . * * Sanford any more. * •* It A ”noticeablev that among the 1***•* hear the 1>oy say his prayers and; maifjT’ Board of Trude booklets of thus her grip slipped and the boy was lost to * his home. Aye, the other F.zrida cities that reach if*, quite a number-show the print mark church.tost -him! Being so much nr■(f t .I*--* or other st.it' * N* doubt there j . a good reason for this anil in no-way do we mention this nfc’ u ' i . j 1- : I.F,| J,» r •■hi « '•>r • * a* :t and get its ( l i t -dial influence, gr.i (,y. it* good.enough lo ;pih and entirely priiil the hat goes out over the counL-ftt.-ir.g the. home section this Board of Trade. The has I'M turned out t<‘n I he inert !• •- it' * •' .* • . • J- J get s p a .” u • • 1 .v i - . * . . , of tiu . 11 .. | ..1 . * . the time f.-r :• . g a. -I il was never a timer in our history when we had more cause for rejoic­ ing and thanksgiving. Tiu.- i- the time to think about your spring and summer, warden!'** and the mer­ chants -honsd 1**' aitvcrt .rifig a* never before What i- better th ali’.i Tine E.e>: .■ ■ i i •r. ; a: v. i,. rw- ,[ Ti v n t •- 1 1 *. ■ - ■d th - home paper bung intimately acquainted with the - u Mp .-i . l.'-t's bid for hum” work or at least keep it within the"state. You -. an usually fudge .t mail's r 1 .irjo te r b) the w ay he answ ers |<j 17 ARE YOU ONE OF THE 99? The following table shows the number of bank depositors out of every 1000 of population in the countries listed: G erm any . . . . 317 E n gland . . - . • 302 D e n m a rk . . . . 442 I t a l y ....................................... 2 2 0 United S t a t e s . . . ay France - • * - 84G JS w ilz c rla n d . . . 554 . Jap an . . . . . 270 N o rw ay -S w ed cn - 409 Holland - .- - - 225 We are the spendthrifts of the country. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD _*ffr4HTYnHRBUSIHESS SANFORD, FLORIDA C. M. HAND II. R- STEVENS Prcl.Urt * 0. L TAYLOR Cashier F. L. WOODRUFF Vki-PraaMtiil R. R. DEAS An'! Ciihisr in grounds and what Bet t i showed in on.^ t ho hox was a plenty, good control in* 1and a good hop on his fa*t one. The High School lads failed, to ft*. 3j»J ,rt* hi* benders liTTiTafter "the con,r' elusion of the fifth inning Manager ltrp«.rt of Ihc ( onJlU.n of t(,r j Davis, for fear of losing his star .. pitcher sent in Moore to relieve him. FIR ST NATIONAL BANK 1 " though Betts was not taken out of At Sanford. In the Stale of Florld.i. u s the box for fear of losing his reputat the dose of business Mifrch "iih, i j j * , n * lion but merely to pave* way for u Itrtourrrs 1,1 pitcher who was not quite his equal, liiAtt* hita m n ia and also it was the intention of giv- (IVtfdj • I mA L•, S . llllC4 * l« :Hf»CUUWClflTUlRlkm , " ing the .High School boys practice, IX* Holldi nthff than \\ $. iln !» I'WcftJ ID Smirr tV*j*J something which Betts .was nor giv­ Having* ing them. The public thought this I't !(uli «nd *-s #fitt■• . j i • rolls t*rml f»»r mat** --1 l,.-f i*s was a good move it^ Betts was |.lIhY»)*t k itvT* tt i l t h an il ig , > a n f 'Cd o* i ill” iti***it- wt- are hca-ihg about th..t they van enjoy them without being Board of Trade members." l>ut us forme, while I am farming and don't know that this and th^t will do me atfy personal good, a‘5 the same time I want to -how thi-m to the tourjsf o • > u.- ‘iiiicr- *. t l iui. «• t ricif -i|ue on the l onor roil a- the mtui who D I P and that* roll will have a * dispicuous place for everyone to see In the Board of Trade office: We want your name amdt.g the lot reader, it wdi lie worth more Jhan inning only (>!.>• tut was -e* i II red lllf Ids d” ! very. nnprov* * t ' f.jirt l * •snufil»*•«», l*»nk .lurk fu> -criji-iur, lu ..... , .i ti I!.*. r»r tHt.k A star uf llankJni H*-.. In. uit L-rr,.| _ Kortutufr tn>l Future. li(*J (.•:»!(' nthrr (hut thuw*r The High School boys all placed w •!!. hut th»* Tourist* found great pleasure in making klcycn errors, thereby causing-the l<» •of the game. Not caning any reflection on the Ntt anuni'.l dur i n u »a* l-favnl r » f . . s p r (• Li Tfxurists ns ball players, the writer N'.'c, V. ,L. Chi- *„■• r | will have to -av that - -me uf t »*,»-m to •-e secured for l;r>l ha-.-tn in tirifo can biriwunt lac.: fin who found great difficulty In ° S f i S K * * “ r bending his neck after some ground- 1E'»>,^s-*i*urr»-nr».»irktii»r,i «r* which were hit in his direction. Noo.ofotbrr N*iu»*| it«nk T, 1 # 1 ,, rr«^vi» ip .n1itt I U onel an9 ^rrfonn^f! vory wrll ivt-ra’ iw - r 11 r unrund the initial sack, but for not being able to g(t out of iti” way of th. •*” w hich were t h r o w n at Itm l t . . h. n. • - sent broad -.*! t-h-oughout the con: ■ try. Now i» the time for art ina If you wtv.lii »• ..* ' j. I . . i-t-Cnl* un|ui t I ( Vf llliv-atr-*,. lit (I a- (I '«> * A«. It. Ramsey, i ity and gotitil) engineer, who w-a* in the .it v.-.t p. m. hieing l itn-eM into o i —!.ivr-front* a •••i* ■ it m i * , q.i . ,e oj Sanford and Sutv.inole* county ‘ -wuz atapdlng in front of M. Elroy's pi,.,r H< I >ked up startled lik« ..■.•! «-\claimed: " ( i t r , what's the parade ifi town for?" It wj* only four or ti\e automobiles, one In hind ti e toth*-r a sort of tratlic congestion. That wtz .clh A joke ,on Kninsry who wasn't u'sed to seeing such a jam-up. Howevir. that's whai rustiiuiting does fr. n feller. A ■f*1 4,#* *A if t*riff111it " t ity b roke." -Or!:i ::d;> ^ e don't allow any’ T rathe ton* gesrtton in this * Imrg, old top we have truiTtc', policemen'to keep ‘em moving. Come up some time and gv>t riirc owr by a load of hay; i-suv. the Board >f I rad” Will 1 out «• i*r tw i hundred copies 10 tourists that have been Sanford vis­ itors this *c:t*nu and thl* method will resiilt m bringing more touri*i* to Sanford ahd those touri»ts will will bring you ilollnrs and will re; member you when vou g*-t here lat.-wiue promtiition; will amend picture he Davis package law *n as to cut weuh! • .-resting of the M'fffljn c and thfc ir.qhiri i w;,i r6gvive_ r. plita that will in* ir as* the-, inter”*! already manif« i d. . . ' B ard of TVxds'tali r* ar” on the. inert-'.- ■ Y' -u M.v a id today sixty tive •ailed and i .l tbld they repre­ sented ntnru-en ktatetrahglisg (rant F E D E R A L C ATTLE QT’ ARA?»Virpl ia Vn Oft-ort T IN E . . . Mr*. E'tr.er E. Rust of Syracuse, l)o you haw trouble The Federal . . t t ! ” quaraftti-.' N. Y . -•.*- -• nf'-.-cnir.,: Board of against the s t s t v W',Tl6H3t h.vs long Trad” Visitor ■'* J:-. -, typrwriti r? With ypur keen recognin-J as' a. -.erio^t * ■ ondi*. in . conversation .-tite l t,hit in Doe.* it hi r r.rp.i .do the ” lien. T h e . ittbi own*-.--, vhtpp'-r-. tr »•.-.-!* t i Eur ■ : 1 letters -fill up? ; ! traders and transportation romthe Orient but thl-* winter had h-MIt’s not the fault of the 1 pani**. engaged. In the handling and fd the g-|virt> ".See America First,” typewriter— its the rib- * ;; muvemepi. .f: rattle, from and for the first tifne’ had coni” to the demand for stock on account of Florida. Mr*. Ru*t is now a Ftorbon. Tt v one of our Web- i I improved"market conditions throughIda enthusiast and' frankly -ay» that ster ribbons. They are I! out the country is largely due to the *he anticipates another visit, the the best made and do not 11 *carcity of stocker a/id butcher coming season and assert* that in give the, trouble that ;; cattle. her routing. Sanford will be booked Itibhons for all Machines Price 7.">c ;! *» !) !1 The people of Florida' Yp.Utt gpnreetate that nuarahtine restriction* at ^**ast> "•' know it! . * 11 Iti-rai H, M and you know it — R eport o f th e Condition o f The First National B of Sanford. Florida **■ At tho C lo se o f B u s in e s s M a rch " t h , 1917 Ribbons - ■t •' *Wur»*i I y {*!»— 1fir o! TotiU ds mtmJ The L itiire of the game was th” ti*! a running catch by Huttcht-Jh. Kihcrt t’obb. iui thi:t| b.»-.' played a go id gt.me ui*.| it s””»n -1 h-_ if every p!u,..er on ifi” lligii ,-chool n"t-*;** of Fr r- !*. f’i*uTU’- .*»ri.ir I. it. P. U hiHlff, * *H*hwf til it * team was hotting them down the t*anV . w Kilynwtyintctf tKlI a1-*' •Af third base lipe. l*ut the more they l* tru- to l hm 1 of m> Sanford Tpuri-ls Defeated • II. F. WIIJTM The S .1/1ftlid High School defeated c a m e ’the better Cobb like! t hejn. {tulnffibo l ami u i j f f i m ‘ A.* 1 IMH 4 * y T . I* Hthe Sanford, Tourists yesterday af ■ Moore twirled five innins* for the ■J o nr istt. and ■■!!■><■» d l i e u,'-pusitUn ngirtot* Notarv Put Ik My l oHr* w t.s ld -r a h - i/JubK* v.as in store nothing i.i the dfr.e of hi tr The big for the High Selmopl when it was an Monde wa$ applauded by the fair Itpunped that B e lt* and Spencer sez uf the conclusion of each Inning, would wurk for tin* Tourists.. This the' ladies showing, their a pprevia - Joe Eaftnan sometime ago nuit the busy mart* of trade in Juckron* cheaper ribbons do. t j f RESOURCES MEANS AND nisiJH'NTS OVERDRAFTS - - LIABILITIES 1331.-130.1H . - i f : S. BO N D S .T O 'S E rrR E t lf!< I I A- TION . STOt'KS. BONUS . aAT!> S E lT ItlT IE S REAL ESTATE. Ft R M T l'ItE AND FI XT I RES . CASH IH'K FROM BANKS AND F. S; TREASl'REIt - OS.'OS.O.I 13 . 500,00 t'AIMTAI. .STOt K ............................... SI'RI'Ll'S FU.Nft rsniviD nn p r o fit s RESERVED FOR TAXES AND IN TEREST .. - V - — s 35,000.00 3 5 ,000.00 ] 3.123.56 DIVIDENDS 'UNPAID ( IKt ELATION . BONDS BORROAVED 0 ,000.60 D E P O S IT S ..................................... 2 . 119.60 )*, 7 J O .00 fA05,K34.66 SCC 5 . S 1 I .66 This Bank is better prepared in handle every class of business and render to its customers cu n # accom m odation co n sisten t with sound, hsirtriftg-ilmn ev er b e fo r e . THE STRONG BANK CAN HELP EVERY LEGITIMATE ENTER PR LSI The Herald Printing Co D E P O S I T S M A R C H 5lh . 1917 D E P O S I T S MARC 1! Ith. 1 9 It Office Supply Depl. INCREASE ONE YEAR 119.1,0 8 0 0 .0 7 M 9 6 ,6 4 9 .5 3 PHONE 143 ,1 f �I ***» * THE SANFORD HERAI.D ... .............................................................................. ..... I The Ernnd Lodge -at -Its session Gus Irmitter and wife, Chicago, III this afternoon clerteil the following J . D. Hanghey, Hlchford, Vt. ofllcers to ^prve for the coining year: Hfcprrmc Lodge Officer* N- P, A owell, Grand Chancellor. Little Happenings— M ention of M atters In B r i e f Personal Item s of • Interest Williams, Vive Chancellor. W. M. Go her. Prelate. J- W. Tompkins, Master of Ex­ chequer. J. H. Coffee. Outer Guard, I aul I., (im*, M. I ) , InnrGnard Guard Representative •'•'oil 1 A million •dullnr phosphate plant «i[l in- built on the shore* of Hills­ borough Hay near Tampa nnd after the war i* over this plant will.begin operations upon a large scale. Ford Touring Car for Suic—At a bargain. It. & O. Garage, W. A Strinjfdlow. .v 44-tfc Break your Cold or I.a Grippe with a few dose* of GGC. 33-26tc St a Smyrna will have a special r’. M, - elect a board I" draft a r '•■r th.it thriving lit l D M of. Florida suitable for n NatioYial Park. Talk: A Journey Through the Yellowstone—.Miss Vlnra Milien. March HA'24: Ilaby Week Cam­ paign. 0 * Better Itaby Contest— March 21. I.oft m of pi n*aeoln. !*• L t Ly n ,h of tauin,,sville. Splendid addresses by high offieials of the Pythianorg"ijiintion Waller Connelly Inlured ut an open meeting in the auditori­ Walter Connelly, the 13-year old um, engaged the attention of the del­ son of •Mr. and Mrr„ A. P. Con­ egates nnd visitors to thu K. of J’, nelly hud the mifortune to break convention most of the forenoon to-his arm while attempting to (Tank day; his father’s car lost evening about 7 o’clock. The injured boy was taken Quality Shop Opening at once to a physician where it was One of . the prettiest milliner, found that both bone* in the arm openings of thu V-a-on was that o were broken .bet ween the wrist and the Quality Shop ye*ter lay and r.’ tlw* elbow. Although a serious acci­ day long the shop was thronged dent the boy is getting along nicely Social Depl, Afternoon Tew wish the l;oiu-i who were in ei>l;t- and n _t3 Thought t lipt he will soon With Mrs. 11. J . Starling the graaft* rooott- M'.v -wit IrTtm sies over tho beautiful styles of recover. _________________ _. j i uuo— ilCiid-tnUf,— l-Ti^— 1,1.1 n'.iglT lhr- Soei.d Department at the Wornfan"* Club on Tuesday was a charm­ Went of Mr* I O Pear»on. assisted \cw Slock ul K.inner'* hy Mr*. A. 11. Parti,h ill' Quality ing event. surrounded with a quiet itrJu* your inspection of Shop i* proving mo»i popular add i h1.' . ut.i iiui,. — «»f--— it f.i■■'% t in season. I he lea table* were- mo.,t date stock of ladies dress goods, li y the ladle* o f ' i hi, *c ;i m of ottrnetive with gleaming .silver lad!1-., ready to wear hat* and other which redacted the modest beauty <>f Horid.t. Our sfaff wrli'f i -xmi-i is to good* including men's furnishings. purple violet* which adorned them. ( all and see them. * CO-11c , Mrs. C. E. Henry, retiring cliairman ‘of the department and Mrs. baptist Chinch Sunday Julius Scliultr,’ the iiu'oinlug chair­ Sunday school. man poured tea, while Mrs. Geo. Il:uu 'Preaching by the pastor, Fox and .Mrs. G«m . I). Hi,hop pre­ Proper!.' Owner* Take Nollr«* sided ot the coffee urn and assisted The Fear of the Lord.” ■ The law provide* that " I f taxes .11:1.*> It V P. V Mrs. Starling throughout the oft*rupon any'rt'.d estate shill not be li'ino M.(.lines T»\lur ih lighted paid Indore thr,*Fir'T dav of \pril of with several beautiful vocal selec­ any year, the fax Coll* , tor shall tions !■ (. M . \|,tadvertise and - -1! 'VO - . ••-*r ■• ■;i Minds will positively lie closed tertained .‘15,000 tourists this oil April Fit -1 ps provided by law. and all* lands on which taxes have nut been paid will be advertised. I No D I INK I NS. I.ir> th at .la i.son- i Ituick 23 fdim. I Maxwell #175. Nearly new and ii Neniiinile < lunl) go.lt (Continued from Page .1) t nh re-tie 7 I h.jikj , Baptist Church Sanford, Florida * orn.'t I’ark Avenue and Glh Street Tfjr Hifnsn, I'aalOf SERVICES Surjila v : * ' ■" m., Sunday School I iw i>. ni., Prcucliing C;l > lb m ., It. Y* P . r . *. " i’. fa. I’michjnff ‘ * P m., IVnyor Sendee ' ;"*ii a S i ranger? <‘1Sick and in*Trouble? t‘ -Vn“ without a Pastor? ' >’"ii eking Salvation? *' >" t needing I'riends? 0 eager to S e n e ? DON’T 111 u> com e to i lie T em p le 1 have ju t . ompU'tc 1 a ■. 10 mile :tri|* on whlth my spring opening Tailoring Sale, I take pleasure in stating that M r . . . . i . i — » - 1~ - Dillard, represent­ ing ISAAC IIAMi n i r c K O so n s' will again " vbe with t * ! me FRIDAY and i S A T U It I) A Y, ; MARCH Kith and j 17th. Place your i order for that Eas- j ter Suit. lin e . : o f W oolens, M oh airs, Kool K lo th , P a lm B e a c h a n d 1! c e l show n a t Proof are b ein g PERKINS The Haberdasher •.liar tt ii ■■ re* -p.iii-iM e .'i l i i e , in iltiP .iii11 nation- ftepiiri i J the < ondiiinn nf T h e Hank o f i >Dedo, at Oviedo. in the S ta le of I loriilii. at the t'lnse nf llusines*. Mar V f t 17 t ' n o n o • t , or M in i! i afternoon Mr* ( .I r a n i ! I "lining*, th e president' will intro d in e a million ln*udv"<■■in- i (■»■ 1,■ a •N' .* "t o t ,, and th e I' itet I. •-1-. Notice |S hereby pivi-tl \ f t e t 'n i n - ,, |;nti li i-. r of l i l o a t e No 1*1*1 -I t ill tl; il Inly, A. I >. 1*1 i. Iiu, j eerlilietite in pty otlle", anul ,nn V i-l'lllll *i Her* l« i \p*..-ti-d 'I’ll i" " in .im ifa ciu r": ' will ! c ,e , but t It ip p tic n ip in (> r i iv deed til it lien 'fa x l crm b d ll' Id'll said l.xiart* im Hh I I.-lditii_ I^Liii'* M\ i'ulUtrral Hlhrr Than lig-i made : •.! * ' . * ...i | |i;i, , ,tijfi * t o t . j r in \1| i If In - ]; _ •*v « I . iccordam >• with law. Said . eeilili* Mtittial hQt Id I *ihI lUnlcid II "i***. FurnHu «n I Kaiuri’* cate em braces tll«* full »\, ing d " ,( rilil'il I»je (jttm |lfn»f|Nlff|tti| 11ink• , * f • property *iiuatei| i i Seminole . i.ttn ( A s h I t I . A I i l l h j hll'id being trsacsS' d at the dale of the issuance of cueh certificate in the name id I iiknowti. I rdc*.( said ,Miss J.itie I y P-r. w no Im, I" on certificate shall bo* redeemeil ncConnervptinn nf t>l|fte leather will the a ttra c tiv e guest of M i*s C la ri in eJirdiftg To law tax deed vvfil issue Sparrow and d lishnp W e e il'i family * t . will aid tl d ir husbands in buy , thereon on tin- i8th day. of April. in JndiMtnv ille. From there she ing th e m o r e . reasonable article? o ff Wot "n are the will go to Savannah, tin., where she wexfing apparel. will In* the guest of M i,, l.' st'-r It m- style makers, artti it haw retffnlned ilolph and Mi»s llattey. Mil's Tyler, for. Jaek p n n vil.e to tell th e fair ge.\ • wh« is the daughter of Mi-Imp 'Tyler "f.tlo* n ition ih ir duljis along' thi* Stub K. V. i m l U i U H S , * nf North Dakota received mugy de- line, . IJiT'gofrire thy t l j l ' s have Clerk Crrcuit Court Seminole Co liglll.ftlL mo ia| attentions while, in been d ic ta ted , but now th e wo me t ’ Florida. will d ic ta t e th e style*, and ail pub* Sanford. Jly V. K, Dougla.-s, I>. C. in-- pinf'd Wltmt'll are. ex peeled to G0-ITi*5t(* ■ ' , uitid" the fi"ct-ion'of the dub. Dr and Mrs J . \V. Ccilcinun, who T b ' * uetiun tin tho tittttlon, which fltjve 4ieen spending ilh • winter in will be i< •- n| 1- - 1I by Mfs. JetitllHjfs fvttnford left on'Tuc.-day for I’efcrs- is looked forward t o with ntue.h in ; burg, hid,,, accompanied by their ti-rist. 'Jacks'*!tvii|e" MetrpjKtlln. * *' ' » * duufehte/, Mr- Will 'lloolehan. Mrs. L' Oietto p f ' Yitldnsta Is the i used the Foot' Air gi|cit of her daughter. Mr<. AY C fcActelerator ami. tried it out to my Hill. complete -safisfai lion. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Maltby of Port During th iftrip I used only 12 Tampa City arc visitint; Mr*. ( ‘Lic­ gallons o f gasoline, nr 2a miles to ence \\olfc. * ’ •• the gailon, which i* about 40 tb 50 per cent mure than I could hav* Mr Gragg Maxey and little made without the Accelerator. Hugh is tlm guest of her sister, I am well pleased with thi* at­ . Iabow 1)o!t*ey. * tachment and would not he without Mix* Janet Chapman, th" gueat of tin1 Misses 'Sehultx is visiting friends for several days at Palm Bench, She will return nekt week and neeoinpany N|isse* Gfctchnn nnd At The New England Home Olga Schtillx <m a ’ visit of several Among ^ recent arrivals at The days in IL'Land. New -England Home are: Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Howe. Marl­ W O M A N ’S C L U B boro, Mass., W, I,. Gutlirey, Mari­ on, Ohio, H. I,. Terris, Chicago, III.. S. M. Far well and * wife, Osborne, Calendar Kansas. Alfred Berner nnd wife. . Tuesday, March 20 Music tie [it program to Club Mrs !t F Tolar West Held, N. J , Air and Mr Frank H u rle y , London. Ontario. < ch airm an Wednesday, March N. Whitiiker and* son, Miami, Fla.. Ifeggen, M. E. Luylfl'c. Chicago. Department. III., J. M. Mean, J . (', (,'rce, I'yroime, Conservation: Paper, National Parks uikI Na­ Pa.’, N. J . Vinson, L. K. Vinson. Tarpon Springs, Fla., Dan Pickering tional Forests. * Tbit difference in and wife, Hillsboro. Inti., Mr. anti them. Mrs. J : C. Taylor, Knoxville, Term. Five minute talks: Beauty Spots Yours truly, \V. M. Havnes . .. ' measure taken at l.iira',i'> J tepart tio'tii mi W ednes­ place tile middle of April. Till* wed­ day afternoon. J|er app'-nmoi'V vvu* . ding will bo a ipiict home affair greeted with warm appr> >ialioti tiy Mi St h i d ; i, i In' ebb o 'laughter i friend- ami ui>»ociutcs of former of Mrs. Julius Sehuliz Her-attract 1year*. MV request of the ehairman. ; live personaltly mid charming m an-' Mr- 1 I; I'h dips, M r,. Hrowiic. it>-. lug* thi r with h'T many talented gave ., ip■11 liI fully in form al talk. tiecooipli'liibents have erven h*r a: Her s*j 11.-■ ! I »1*»’••y and magnetic VMettded Hanker t < nnvcntioa , tin* wint'r. rct(irtodi F o r re s t L a k e of the Semitmlp I Ft. LritaT'rda'e lie i C o u n ty I! im it I Tavlor of 111•■ I'eop'es Hank and I I1 4*••r- 1•r an i It. P. Whit nor nf th»- l i r - t National Hank til t ended -tin- banhvi^ji' t e n V'-ntiiin. at t l H . l i d i y -stirilay and report a good m'-' tiiig and a t tt* tim e In d ite c a p i t a ! 'of Orange coutdy. ’ • Hanford, Fin., Mur. 15, 1S17. Chut!* s Electric Co.| ; City: (lent (omen: . n o t have t h e i r $10. $15. $20. $25. and $30. V AfterIV>oi) patroituge o tientlmnen I Have irsed tbe Foot Air Accelerator for one montfl and will state that ‘during that time I have saved fully 10 per cent on my gasoline bill, I am well pleased with this .at­ tachment _and never expect' to b*‘ without on". Yours truly, • . IL IL* Eldridge. of those who did A b eau tifu l mi ut tragi The Foul Air Accelerator Charles Electric Co, For Ilie benefit |.» g-.iiu enjoy i l l there being a number of guest!* from the dub and other friends in addition to the Social* De* purt merit members. \\ II* M t lie W o m a n s Stick AU- Where it.*. i- a!' iv , *vr* I v, it ft p lea-are flu informal 1 lal gathering w.t* mm h -.-.iiiirg , t i c town of eheap •,| boarding houses claim * to Tax ville wui ii • i ,io*"ni I lie 24 tit. annual K nf P ••■invention is drawing to si duet* i a* afternoon, with till* (Ilull ftltrrtaiai ig feature;—a hniiqUl'L at Ih* KiM1* at S:.|n tonight, and a ball at t » ,',atiiot rink at 1* p. in. Tin- c e.vents will round out a most ■1 i ijtov able cnii v<‘!it ton PAGE FIVE f^apitdkt Stork l*4i I Ir» SuritKiw Ktpnl I 'nsI litv.,ili‘.i| i’fMliH tlihr- K* T*\** I’imr ( ‘ityllnlsi of lN=iHpil r&4ii«r*4 • Total Oulriarxltiiii ffcl.5 S9 .1 T „ St All' *if F lif f k li, t I'minty i>l Hvtiilititlffl u # . |,|l ti Ftttlth I’l iKr *bm**.n»mr<| lUul . I Dr »D swear th.it thr abuVP at.iUtrii fit- 11 true in thr liM,i ol my Knn* l«*t||r an*l Iwlltpf. . ii. d. sm it h , r r.. Coffwt Allwll Sub-rrihr'l *ml *»,fn to II. ii- Smith W i n - m- l ha, 13th day *T. W. lj»RH»tl i.t Mar.., tt*l« I. U rook f lifrrlnm * I. I . (look. •Maccabees Noth u T h " C u t i s of The Mnecjmeci wilt mfet at ih" Woman’* Club .Monday night tit 7 T.’te llt-rald Sperjal Thu- Herald Spicial K-r.iter Mdir tion will be printed Ffuesday. April 3rd. Every merchant in Seminole county should have’ apace in thi* edition. Chance to Sec a Thrill. l b i ’ ef Alteiiiliini—*Th*i j m i r lientl out nf tlm clcviitor ciiuft. W bat'Sllm mill ter u lt\ yn*n>" rnvb* Mltvii —“Ju st a minute, son. T h e re's a fcjlovy Just Inatle an ujm . iiMmi In tluit.tluntHhlng, llllll I III lUMIg I" *i.tl *1 boo III.,1,1 nu-iteliiiie ifri'i'."—Pud;. SAFE DEPOSIT DELAY . ' MAY CAUSE REGRET 'The person who delay.s Safe Deposit Protection for liis valtinble.x may stumer or later regret it— for no one can tell how s ton low by lire or<heft may oeeur. Safe Di'lOhit Boxes fur Renl at S2, 511 and $5 per year (Too Late to Classify) K**r #Sn|e Marred Plymouth Kork F.ggs. 75c per* net ling. Geo. llullinger, IL D.'A., City. GO-lip F o r ‘ Sale Mock in Tin* Geo. M. Fcrnuld lldw, Co. Apply to Mux " N , ” Sanford. 60-2tc A* It KUY, -I'fr i A ( nbbr . Notary t’uhtle c; w. srKNriiti. rod �Mr. and "Mm. Frank DaBall and Mm. Grosebcck left for- their home in New York Monday after spend-ing several weeks in Florida. Miss* Berta Lagcnbach of Orlando was the guest of Mm. J< N. Searcy for the week end. Harry and Joe Phipps of Tampa are campipg in the Clousor house in COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS* FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COHN** TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD ■i i ■ i EAST FORD Rev. J . W. Bartlett of Enterprise Is expected here to fill his usual ap­ pointment for third Sunday in the month, March 18. * A daughter was horn to Mr. and Mrs. L. Roye of ilcardall avenue March 10th. taker Miller* and seht to Topeka, Kansas ■ for interment. The de­ ceased is survived by six children, three sons and three daughters, all of them living in Topeka with ex­ ception of one daughter in Denver, Colorado. -l.* n g » ig Q d -a a 4 -. .M t*» Workamn of Indianapolis is their guest this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar were shop­ ping in Orlandg Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy arrived Fri­ day night to spend their honeymoon in their winter home in South Longwood. Mm. Hardy will be re­ membered as Mm. llandlin. Coach -Hutchison Has been .working his High School lads all this week in order to have them in shape for Ocala this Satur­ day when they botji will battle for the high honors at Ocala. With Laing and Robison working for the High.Schpol and the heavy hickory of Spencers- In the game the boys is being expended by tho automovile tourists, and it is believed'that the figures are most conservative. The money is all c ash and. is added in various .ways to the state coffers. Congregational Church The Bible school of the Congre­ gational church meets at 9:45. Study, ctasoe* for ail age*. C. R. a j u m l t l k*‘ h f l n n l ^fro r a . — : r~ “ ' / WTirJ.eavt-Hotm ~ . . : Walker, *Supt. *. You artf invited to Slugging Jim Moore nnd Biddle spend an hour with us. Burdick wfll depart from Sanford The minister, J. A. Davidson will s o m e time during the latter part of speak at the morning service hour, this month for their spring training 11 o'clock, on “ I t ’s All Wrong” qnd cfcmps. It would he wise to' have in the evening at 7 o’clock on " T h e these two boyB to hang over and Price of L ib erty ." * Special music by maybe Sanford could u»6 them to the choir and Mm. Julius Takach, some advantage—both are ball- soloist. Mrs. Fry, organist. • plajVrs of the highest typo nnd to Christian Endeavor Socfety meets let them "slip through our wings at 6 o’clock. T o all of these services would be making a grave -mistake. the public is cordially invited. In the writer's opinion Burdick hits no superior as an outfielder and even Fear, the Tormentor. today George 1’oskert rated as the How many useless torments nre greatest fielding outfielder in the ours because of fenrl Looking hack country is weak -on, running hack over my own life I con see that moat after fly halls, while Burdick finds of my sufferings were due to feurs. no trouble in running hack nnd get­ nnd that they were nit, every one of ting them. So if there should he a them, both useless and itolson. Of nil league h-t's consider these two play­ the demons that ride poor mortals, fear Is the most luuliclou*.— Irish ers. World. SPRING TERM REVIEW COURSE April 2nd-Jane lit, lOq-j Wftle fu, Catalog nod', ull |nfu,m<lU John B. Stetson University WEKIWA I TEMS A postothce party had been plan­ l'PSA LA AND GRAPEVILLE ned a great many times, but when it Rev. Baldwin of Sanford will came Saturday night it was as a great surprise and in the form of an preach at the Presbyterian church at oyster, supper. A social hour was 17:30 Sunday evening, in place of enjoyed by the young people, both j Rev. Thompson, substituting for the before and after the supper. The latter, who is ill. Wekiwa people were not all present. Three of our number are leaving Kill T h u t r » , i , Dr UUsf ns it was impossible to get word to Upsala this week: Aron Lundquisi those who were not already there. for Arlington, Fla., to take charge However, those present were: Mr. of his brother Garder’s farm near and Mm. A. M. Hush, Mr. and Mrs. j Jacksonville. His brother Elmer E. I*. Morse of South Sanford has U. 8. Government Buy* It E. A. Bush and fumily, Mr. and Mrs has 'charge of his (dace here. On been quite seriously ill at hi* home ■OLD B V U tY W U XU — I k e d Kao % J . ________ Grillln. Mr. and Mrs. U . C. I Saturday F ran k Ericson, who htax with an atta^k^of pneumonia. A j |Holiday ant family - a ncl Miss D a w - ; been employed at Mr. Rantoul’s F O l ’NTV DIVISION IN VOLUSIA little son has been quite ill alto. i son; Messrs. A. 0 . and E. 0 . \ on- this tfinter will leave for Albany, Mr. and Mrs. ('. B. T i le r are in m 1 • |Herbtilis. Louis and Vivian Acosta. \' V U>. resume his otllcc H alifax _U»ad__ District-. Want* _ a J n 0 L*oiU:iiljw tin*-week-to. w 4 - i l w . f r — :------ -- - T— -r— .— p - — ---. ,, ,, . - ... . . I Andrew and Raymond Boyd, Jo e on a boat. Divorce From Volusia Mr. Shautler will also J . E. May, of D etro t, Mich., who , . , ... .. : A movement for the division of ... \ ' , , . „ . i MfcAlistcr, John Welborn, Albert cave for. tho home of his daughter will bs gue-t at their home at Lake . 1 n Volusia and t!|»* creation of u new ____ tjme. * ' Lordcn Alex Pope. in K < Kentucky-. Onoro r* for some county out of the territory compos­ The Ladle* Aid are meeting with Mrs. <’. J. \ ermlllion spent Satur* number1 of ne:ar neighbors gjuhing the Halifax road district, which M m .'G . C. Chatnherhin this Thurs­ day in ban ford with her daughter, prod for a . pleasant evening with began several days -ngo, assumed day. They n r e jt ili ta U ng orslers for Jlisa rDajihjta." who returned h o m e ; Mr. nmj m „ , LeRoy Hodgins, Sat.definite shape yesterday, and- peti­ with her to spend Sunday. apron*. urday, taking them quite by surtions will hi* circulated within, the Rev. J . W. Bartlett filled his usual prise. •C olfee and cakes were in-} Mr*. Caroline Mr Douyu!, -Mrs. , , . next day or so. The petitions wil Lib hie Weeks and,Ml** AtljUvf Weeks appointm ent' here Sunday morning. dulged in, it -being the gentleman .! ,i(; ,n tJje han(|, of I{ L Sm|th. to of MelloUviire avenue spetij the day .■Rev. Alfred Erlcson was with, us birthday. ■ _ ^ _ J ^ p h Osflorw nnd t C. Roger* a o*i Adrian, son of Mr. nnd Mr*. E K. voluntary a**i*tatiee in the tirculn* Wednesday at th** M, p.jugal ' »ine. a ls o ‘ Sunday morning arid evening, M. J. VAN GL1.DERKN. Principal SANFORD, 1 1nidnv ill with tion of same and tho securing <-f EH wood Irish of Cameron City I* preaching in Reiu Hurio-ti's plate in Lumlquist iiit* been real . a. . , . — . shipping t o m a t o 1a n ,| aiding*' plants the evening. bowel trouble for a week, but we -ig-uti ur*-* will be apprX'i iated. ( \ | i,. J (".is- ii*‘N« l - i- r«'euv i-ring now. t I'.ai.',-1 *n.i M Be to N'ori . .• .. x - . * ' •; . i f »l.t nil •d w\. hureh *U11tin > good rare. For nia: y \ear* the people of ibis er*. •it.'It i* ! mornii \*i : port ion of \ u!u*i:i county have rea Mr*. B e rfls o n attended *"-r \i<»s i,:> d that the were bearing an unac lin. i \k t: ' i \it v at Monroe Saturday, taking dinner ju*: portion of county taxes in pro­ Mi* Mary IDixie from* Way land at Mr. Italian’s'o n the Wesyt Siil<-. ALL-STEEL ELECTRIC-LIGHTED TRAINS FOR Harold lle'Vhi-n wa a Saturday portion to what they received. More visited Wekiwa Wednesday in search visitor here from Oakland Mrs. Eric Anderson has been than one til'd of all the taxes in the CHICAGO AND St. LOUIS of I'aola 51 lo«* dog. Miss Fra r ej Pcarso stopping with Mr*. H: G. Lutuicounty are woliected sn the 'territory DIXIE FLYER DIXIE LIMITED was the gu*'*t of Miss Helen I»er-: Messrs. Trank and Cyril Boyd quist this ’past week. Lv Jacksonville ACE Lv Jacksonville . . A C L 8.30 PM 9 IS AM proposed for the new* county, while man from Friday until Saturday. nnil families who have been away 'Mrs. George Clark was a rnller oniv about one fifth i* returned to o a r Ar M a c o n . Ar M acon ............GS&F 4.25 AM I H PM Ar Atlanta < •- ; ; pm Dr, Itobsn mad'* two professional working in the orange packing busi- Wednesday on Mrs, J . Vaughn Ar A tla n ta ...... .(’of Cl 7.40 AM •thl* dt-urht The high cost* of crinn ari1 at t' .ir i ,ii e tiefe rtow ' Mr* lllTtelsrm <,,t|11-ri Wedllt>d,i\ Ar Chattanooga HCJ It 11. PM Ar Chattanooga KClIll 12.12 PM t alls here last week n:d |-ruM’i ution*. amnia! I lie Inghe-i Ar Nashville KCtiU i N AM Ar Naihville _ .KCISH 4.45 PM - siiitituer T. W I,aw to wn- a b-i-in. * f -r t! < -.t Mr* II l.’ind'|ui*t'* and ..t u( .my imiriiv in the state, is d< e Lv Nashville I A ■ f '.! AM 8.15 PM Lv N aihvlllo___ sctlU t-aller h-re L*rt■I.i> aft<*r noon Ar Evansville . . 7.20 AM ( , ri Bo; ri has added a new i ord Mr* Ballinger's 8 34 AM Ar SL L o u is ___ I C largely to the mib age of DeLand and Rev. F. M. Baldwr of Sa ford to Wekiwa'* list of auto*. 4.51 PM Lv Evansville . . . L a \ £.13 AM Lv Nashville____ LAN Rev. Erie.son preached Sunday at ( this mileage can be nlniost fomplete9.58 PM Ar S t . Louis . . . I. a N 2.00 PM Ar Evantvlllo...... IAN prea hc-il n very good fertnon here The Misso* Holiday . visited at Ethel. ; ly eliminated by the creajlon of the 8.15 AM Lv Evansville . . c a l i Lv Evansville___ CAK1 10.25 PM Sunday * ve.img. home o\ir Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Ar Vincennes. . . < A i I 10.16 AM Lv VJncannes..'. .CMM 12.08 PM Mr*. J. E. Jitrd Mrs. E. F. Lund* new county. Sheri If Brady made a KOcial Ci,ll it. L. Griiliji brought them out from 1.33 AM Ar Terre Haute. ( Ai l 1U 3 AM Ar Ttrrs H aute. .('AEl quist were callers last week, Thurs­ While the new county will not.he 3.13 AM Ar Danville . . <V,! I 1.(7 PM here Monday evening. Ar Danville........ CAEI Sanford in tlo-ir car Saturday even­ day at Mr*. H. G. Lundquist's and large in area, only two counti *s in .2S PM (All Ar Chicago .. 7.10 AM Ar Chlcego . . . . . . C A E I Miss Ile|e„ |«> ruiaii i* the gu* <f ing. on Friday Mrs. E. W. LundquDt the state being* smaller, it will he Cam part m en i am ) O b w n *llo n *l.lb rar> ' S lrrp tn g < .*r». cofafurta!!--. : of Mihi Frail M 'Tearson «if Paula Jnfksnfiviilf tr» ( ’ hirftCti ‘ . . visited there. one .if the' wealthiest in Florida. I > m w In g -R o o m .Slescplnil CUiri. Jark ** tu villc j > c ’l i: ju * uuJ m ! this week Mr-. Il< .:r Pearson «.f l>r.t«%lnia'K(M>m Slcrpliirt J»ck%.mviU * t • A i Iaii I a Mt»* Kbba St'-ilt viMt* tl Mrs. j. The :is ».-j , i i | valuation will be greutI i» M . \ \ ODD l> | < K IT'S filing i or pla< T llo rm ilh la re Asmlt, t *1, jAcViuiivdk i •t II. I.ee one day last week. Mr*. 1,11l ie •V Rogers of Vir R 111nilmg Q i r s ecrVD all idl.*!i <i*iouir.» ri Icc n i t C w U . ier than more than half the rmiim-s The co mini nit > was great y is t he L'U' ■>t of her brother. J. s . Witlf.-e,! Pierson sold his^ horse t< |of the state, in proportion it will r O R O K T A f i K D I N F O R M A T I O N . « I V I P I N Q C A R H I I ( P V A T I O *» % APPLT T O A N T T I C A t T A C l N T Of grieved Frid * to learn of the death Din .Mr Hender»oij. rank w.-H among its sifter eountie*. of Di-. ' . i * . ! st-.*: i-i u l;t' It tii*. ed Mr P.inil Magnuson ret urged there l,«-ir,g atniut t wcrjt>-fiye with ATLANTIC C O A S T LINE RAILROAD Vtr ami1 Mr* ]*. idg< r of 1I'*- ;irf . here at 11 o', !■< T'rid.,;. riiorti g. ho-ne for a -Tiort time ••THE S T A N D A R D R A I L R O A D O F T H E S O U T H bs.-. numlier id inhabitants. fci* b>- • CU*-:'-i it! t Ii* h n».-J J. G K I R K L A N D uft*-r an *iIlne-.« .•* ,*'.! ■ il few I i. ; Mrs. \nd r-uii and Mr* MagA. W . F R I T O T •«r .tl wi -i will it*.4\«' tie 1 t The petition*, which will be pro* CIVlAION * « a A I ' , a t n * .'* • s iv ia io n F i i ' i i N o i * • o m r * c . s. Dr. i serman , .tine hire tart Sepi-mnu-ejM \ i*u. ,I at kl:s. ritedt'* TuesTA M P A FLA J A C K S O N V I L L E , FLA Urdu pared today will be addressed to t on patiioii for hi* grand* day of last week and oti Monday Hon. Jaiv. K. Alexander. Mate sen­ Mr- }nr ini«. (lansley nf M!i:in* np- \^r S wm*o u tail'd there Mir* i i 1’!*1 ator. and Representatives David *in. Mr ; eeo eee*> eeo -> »< r ( Nl’olir . . . I II (i Putuain. T f: ■■j \ o o o o o e > o o o * ' o o ^ e - f r ‘>'4 N o t r I: L- ■Jig Wf 1! ’ .will d»*.rii,e the territory it is pro.... * .\i.*r. (_ i,rnHongs <d tlri iihI o ..ii, .j tn Dr. I| posed to include in the new county ! l d to enjoy* t* ■spending it few day* with M and kas see ai d a- tle-rn i " have ill.- necessary j ux t i i i i u t i l s ’■ 1 aw ■ ' w. H- ’• act passed through leitii of tiif- i ♦ M r .', -i Tr*. t.ariuW td (Ulalido Iiini:: ■s of the legislature, which eon-J J >■( Mr. nnd Mrs. l.e* <irjanib fv IlOW* l hi* S a pi t,->. ■* i,! T -!l:,h »'■ ,iext month It j M ii- Park* I hi ' jn>ri writ-f tin ♦ 1 fully . **u per cent heln-Y dr.i**;*! («■■vril i« of. t l„ ']r.iii pa 1’imes. ii t h e . t citizen* of this 'dbtrn | wjll si sjieakn «>f s anford a4 a tlaM-hall i IIIIIIIIII1IXXXXX tow n in the follow ing words :■ "Sail- ijietilioUa, iii which event there is ford i* t he *ngfitenitl’ 1hull to wit lids i little doubt that our represhntntive* jin tin* senate and house will obey ih*1 .tide of (’lev uland, .Uhiii." Bight veil are . VU c._F"il r 2_uniL t-'wee* ( wishes .of ‘the people and have the m r thi* fact better than Orlandio.. Fla., new ounty. created.' ' • It has Been a matter of common nnd the -unsettled irrain of YV. M. knowleflgo for several months that a Glynn bf the Orlando Sentinel. ■ Mf Mill It FANVOftH HOARD OF TRADE movement toward rotfnty division Hill). Where Art Thou.'r would be undertaken during the SANFORD'S HOUSE? OF SERVICE * Billie Sund sty. Where Art Thou? |coming session of t he t legislature, T IM E . and why ‘ tlon’ t you,go * 1 beg X hut id definite action was started SA N FO RD , Phone 8 F L O R I D A f♦ X your, pardon, I meant to say Or­ until a few days ago, resulting'in th lando, same thing, and try and re­ decision to tircUlatc* petitions which form some of those baseball fans, of would show the members of the *♦♦♦♦♦♦ Orlando* that Organized ball Is the W'q liave to -oiler the best Combination Planters legislature bey ml a doubt what the real and only sport of fbe game. On people want. To assure success St on the market. * We have a full stock of Cole behalf, of Orlando Editor Glynn will he necessary for the people of Plain-View and John Deere Planters. Also* a would most certainly uelcoqu’ >'ou this section to get together and woi'k to their city. * • good stock of IManit Jr. Seeders. : - : : : : •: unitedly for division. If this is (Tone Hall or Fame there is no doubt whatever that Buyers and Shippers of 1, W. S. Glynn, ‘J , Senator I.a- Halifax county will be ait accom­ F o lm e , 3, Hurry K. Thaw, 4. Sen­ plished fact before the end of next ator Virdamin, 5. David Fultx. nnd summer.—Daytona Morning Jo u r­ Ja n e Ad da ms. all of the above prom­ nal. inent people have received more fret* “ IN OUR NEW STORE" newspaper apace than any other Automobile Travel combined, ten people in. the world. 210 E. First Street Sanford, Florida There U, of course, no way of 2 » « < IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X IIIillllllllX X X IIIII!IIIIIIX X X ' Two senators are represented, one computing the number of touring ball player, one social leader, and cars that have comc I Uo the state two very cloudy minds, those of during the present season, and Harry Thaw and Editor Glynn. neither U there a way of computing Washburn —Bell rered the expenditures of those pleasureHarold Washburn was sent in to hound. An estimate has been com­ work for the Tourists against the puted by various persons, and some S T A N D A R D I1A II.K O A D O F T D K S O U T H High School team last Tuesday, nnd of the most conservative estimate E. W. DICKSON D A IL Y T R A IN S T O W A SH IN G with any kind of support at all that a total of 7,()00 cars have come PHONE G7 SANFORD, FLA. would have won his game. For nine into Florida this winter, with an TO N A N D N E W Y O R K long innings his curves and fast ones average of four persons to the r ar, TYONT throw away your damaged or worn auto ' No. M> No. 82 were more than the boys could solve. muking 28.000 touring by automo­ No. 86 No. 88 8:10 p- W" tires and tubes. Bring or send them to us, or I.T Jacksonville 0:10 a. rn. 1:40 p. m. ‘ 12:45 p.m, Meeting In Lakeland bile. The cost of traveling is not 12:35 a. »• Ar Savannah ..... I :I5 p. m. 5:35 p. m. 4:50 p.m', phone and we will repair them, or if they are not , 8:45 s. »■ There will bo a meeting in Lake­ less that f i per person a day, which Ar Charleston__ 5:35 p. m. 9:55 p. m. 8:55 p.m, 7:45 p. rn* Ar Richmond__ ... 5:05 a. tn. means an expenditure of 5104,000 a land Thursday in regard to forming 7:10 a.m. 9:13 a. m. worth repairing we will tell you they are not. 11:50 p.mAr Washington .... 8:40 a. m. 12:33 p. m. 10:29 a.m. the much talked of Florida State day by those so touring, not includ­ |;I0 a. m. Ar Baltimore 10:01 a. m. 1:52 p. m. 11:42 a.m. No tube too badly cut or torn for us to repair. League. All of the prospective clubs ing tires, accessories,- or anything 3:30 a. WAr W. Phil’phla 12:21 p. m. 2:01 p.m. 4.03 p. rn. 5:50 ftBurned tubes repaired and made as good as before he- • will he represented nnd Sanford wil other than fifing expense* and gasoAr New York 2:10 p. . m. _r___ 6:20 p.m. 4;20 p.m.' Lll.tlrrl rUririt bn*. l-(hl*. Pullman lirasInf room J « ,r f a l>i<ur.< delegate Pop Wallace to <lo thi-jr line, it i* cstimuted that it takes U P d l * *" ing burned. By our process there are no unsightly Otijis 43. 44 sud a*. I..r*l U-.pm an SOla Htvinnih. 1'iuuirti i* a, urciipi talking. "P o p ” won't have as much an average of twenty days to make m. Ffr# rorllnins tb*tf cu>hr« t . patches.put on tubes to chafe inside of tire, or to come fo r Information or Reservation Phone or Write to say ns W. J . B. ‘would, but his thi' round trip throughout the state, off. •. „ A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN E ^ talk will l>e short and effective, some­ or that the Average tourist spends 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Ha. Hillsborough Hotel. Tamps, twenty days .in Florida touring; this thing like thoso of President Wil­ ALL WdllK GUARANTEED FREE AIR AT THE Ct/RD Phone 17 Phone 132 would moan that almost 13,090,000 son’s. Mm. A. B. Cnmeron received a. visit from h e r brother, John Grogson of Detroit. Mlc fiigan a portion of last week. Mr. Gregson ha* gone to Miami to visit his mother and another sister. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. ChamberlMn were- guests of friends In Jackson­ ville from Friday till Monday. C. Frost has returned to his rome in Lisbon. Ohio, expecting to he here aguin nextTall. MICECARRYDISEASE STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTE MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY v IN D IV ID U A L IN STRUCTION PAN AMERICAN COLLEGE OF COMMERCE DIXIE FLYER DIAMOND DUST DIXIE LIMITED Service | ON HARDWARE Quality, Price, IS WHAT YOU PAY TO n . CORN • BEAN PLANTING AND ALL WE HAVE TO SELL . A The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. x IS HERE. Siila Produce Co. Vegetables and F ruits H I L L H A R D W A R E CO. In Car Lots or Less Santord Vulcanizing Works ATLANTIC COAST LINE 4 4 \ " ‘I ■ Rr �. Ik . * •^ a b o u t ... a n d A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINCS UP* TO DATE p e o p l e e v e n t s AAbrt, at) ComnwnWst**,,, fat tkt, ... C^.m. a. "StKin, ......... .. , H, A. TirHtva, PVo*# M». IM -------------- Social L i f t D ull puring the first spring days, when entraining has practically ceased on account of Lept and ibe weather mV i s o n e feel too listless to undertake anything that requires much effort the Woman’s Club arc giving some of their most useful and intert i n g programs and the day's are not lacking in something lo do for *11 club members. the cluli is expected to attend and enjoy the chnrmlng program which has been arranged Interesting to a smaller group of people was the silver tea, which was given on Thursday afternoon a t . the home of Mrs. Anna Walker by the Ladfes Aid Society of the Congrega­ tional church. Small, Informal teas, automobile parties in quest of pleasure, school In social /tnd musical circles, the picnics, an occasional one or two Music Department program to the tables of bridge and the Klks weekly general club on Tuesday, one of the dances make up the sum of the s«*uimporlnnt events of tije dull year * ° n ’H social activities, but there are wilfTake place. Every member of whispers of weddings and an un. usually gay iiosl-I. chhti season that 1 will lie ushcryd in with the pretty new gowns and milady’* wonderful hats at the Eastertide. B. &. 0. GARAGE WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF FORD PARTS C cr if f«« M itair f'luft The Cvritian' Music Club h«‘Ii! it* regular nnVHntr'Wtni "a welt filled house. The folfo.wurg program was •' . ■*' t " * A bo' s Death J. R. STi:WART, Prop. t #Gr«ig Fannie |{eba Munson PHONE 191 Recordali Goturhnll; , Margaret I ».i\>Songs; m Engine*, Hollers, Saw Mills, Woodwork' ing Machinery A complete' Hite of Mill supplies nml Ilea Machinery carried in stock for immctl . • shipment Get our prices and ratal" in• cion- placing your orders. MuMn Machinery Company ***•»-lo *:, II.,, MOrrt Ja. k-mn illc, 200J' , Florida — ■L LBS ARMOUR FERTILIZERS ------ V-------- Tln-iv years* Experience in all p.v iif Florida and through?uut the D, S.; tho World's finest material* brought direct from J ’ ' mg points and rigidly anal>"d; complete equipment dc* vrlctiej through building tnd rp'rating .1(1 factories—enables ’•> ’•l.iJtld" long-lasting, crop1 h'tmtis-huilding quality lr‘:" Armour Fertilizers. Four of our standard, wcllbrands are offered with or ^,r’’ fiotash, or with* ! f ’t:i h, as desired. Booklet —— f complete linerof Citnn Fertilizers •field Crop Fertilizers Vegetable Fertilizers Fertilizer Materials l’i 'ti & Isom Tankage buying Materials lock & Poultry Feeds F’ V' a^lOfnrrt*«e tht Tie'll ' :dy—iijfove tie Quality * ‘’ 1-10 * m =*- aJ ** Dutch Dolls Oiilcre Down in Nodaw uy Gay nor The Disrontcntsd I>ii '..ling Guvnor Mrs James Taylor \ ■ ' /*ic I - it nil //.if IS ’tr One of the most delightful outdoor affairs that has been Snjnyed bv Sanford foil.* and tloir frietnl- w;i* t be jolly pi, ii i , . .Jt,, , . 1. 1\ , > at the beat tiful Igo • ol Mi*. I I Pace I'lil utnl'r tie- tr-<» in liepark i lo* morning and early after­ noon was spent in joyous abandon and a wonderfully good dinner was spread, pinic fashion. In honor id Mrs. Traylor and daughter. • the guests of .Mr*. It It Kldridge and Mr. and Mrs. .1 II. Taylor ol Kansas City, a launch ride to Enterprise was given by Mrs Pace in the afternoon, completing a day of unalloyed pleas­ ure. The foftunate ones on this trappy occasion were ,\lr and Mrs J. E Pare. Mr and Mr*. J It Taylor. Mr*, Traylor, Mi** Traylor. Mr. and Mrs It It Kldridge. Mr. nml Mrs. .W, W. Long, Miss Bessie Long. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mr* Laiilin, Mrs. .1. I> Roberts and Misses Margurf-l, Elinor and Itutli Rober).., Mrs, N. 11. Ganjcr, Miss Charlie Seay, Mrs. D. A. Culdwell. Mrs. Purdon, Mrs. Tom Davis, Mrs. A. K. Hill. Mrs. LvGette, Mrs. If. H. Hill, Mrs. Richard Pnttin, Mrs. Fred Williams. Mr* Ilayton. Miss Bessie Raylon. Mr* GiQtiort'. Miss Maud Alice Wagner of Kis­ simmee and Miss Lily Harrold of DeLand. ’Others invited who wore not so fortunate in being able to join the jolly crowd were Mrs, C.. K. Henry,- firs.-*-Easterby, M rs. 0 . Woodruff and Mrs. R. 'A. Tcrhcun. others throughout the state and the legislature, when it convenes in April will Jic asked to take action. The matter will probably be discussed at the General Florida Highway Asso­ ciation’s next meeting at Orlando, says the Tampa Times. Notices have been sent by Secre­ tary L. I*. Dickie, to the members of I the association, notifying them of the meeting to be held at 9 o’clock in i be Orange county court house. The South Florida Chamber of Com­ merce has been called together for meeting at the same time and place, and in addition Orlando will be-the stopping place for the day of the Tampa to Miami touring party which1hi* being organized for the trip across the .stnte, down the 'east coast. T h e resolution adopted by the Tallahassee Booster*’ club follows: Whereas, the building fo gooil roads In Florida should be done nS economically us possible in the mat.* ■ter of labor:- and ■ * *’•' Whereas, thy youmry at large has rome to look upon the convict lease system' with abhorrent e, and this system has been abandoned in all progressive state* r-nnd Whereas, if the convicts were put • Inform al Afternoon Ten In honor of her guest, Mrs. Alice Corner Browne- of Orlando, Mrs. Thomas A. Nenl entertained very Informally with afternoon tea on Tuesduy. Guests of the eharming occasion were old friends and mem­ bers of the former Wednesday Club of 'which Mrs. Brow tie was one of its most popular and efficient presi­ dents. ACXTURED B V IFERT.Vii'SKS Q fivlCLE,FL/t. Especially adpted for Your State SI. A qne* CuilH The members of the St. . Agnes Guild were delightfully entertained by Mrs. Julius Takaeh at the home of her aister, Mrs. Albert Fry <>n Monday afternoon. The business of the Guild wns disposed of after Which sociiii hour with tea and sandwlehos was enjoyed. Those presentw ere Rev. Arthur Searing Peek. Mrs. M. Mlnarik, Mrs. B. G. Ed­ wards, Mrs. Gwynn Fox and Miss Charlotte Hand. The next meeting will l»o held with Mrs. Wiley Edwards. , 11 f ■ a ABOLISH CONVICT LEASE *1 And Work Convlrts on Slate Roads of Florida ' A move neat to-abolish th> con­ L SEND FOR THEM vict lease system -a -Florida, ' icing the convi(.t< nt work on s t u c high­ — TO-DAY— ways under the direction of thn state road department instead, has been nunc heri by the Tallahassee Boost­ ers’ club. Resolutions adopted have been gcru to commercial organiza­ JACKSONVILLE. FLA. tions. county commissioners and Uur Instructive Cat­ alogue and weekly Price. List M 0 Ilirlha Mr. nnd Mrs. R. H. Muirhcad an­ nounce the Idrth of n little son Mon­ day, March 12. im e d ca effts ’ Would bo valuable, financ jn|jy antl otherwise, anil ultimately bring into the stnte treasury a great amount of money that (,ntild he reeeived from the leasing of convicts to private , of'tr.i.-tor* or confining t loir labor to t lo- *t.tte farm; there­ fore, be it R'-solveil, that the Tallahassee llo.i'H-r’* .lull t-tmoi nmi*|y endorses tin use.of all sible-bodied munjcipnl county -aH|| state prisoOerH on the roads of the *t;Ue under the- direc* tion of the Her Ida State Road d*1p.irtmctq, tint, confining prisoner* to t h e ,-oii'i| w h e re * i-tu , n, ; j|"d b e - . PAGE THREE V THE GAME OF GO LF One of W hich Every Business M a n Should Try For. It Adds Years To Your Life My entire crop of Celery for sale. Any quantity from one crate to the whole crop. * Will iR’tfin shipping March 15th anrij^inish about M a y 1 5 t h . Will pack to suit the purchaser as far . as possible. Quality ver>Fgood. Sizes will run larger after tins week. Have about thirty acres to move. Sanford „ .* inspection only. : : • : : . (Trank lfu;Jak<r m [ air.) a "Come on, boy, and play the game. You need it, intellectually, physically and—wcfl, otherwise." "Aw, knuno 'lone, Doc. You preacher folk ain’t contented with taking lare of u fellow's soul; you insist upon looking aftey his physical and financial wellbeing ns we]]. Why. I'd rather sit up here on the Veranda and talk to one of these Blue Grass belles than play all the gami's that were ever originated. Furthermore, it’s a reflection upon the marvelous sweetness of my voice to think- that it doesn’t sound better than the noise made by the swat of one of those sticks against n helpless golf hall. You play the gnfnc; exercise of the vocal organs is good enough for me." 1H. H . C H A P P E L L l X SANFORD X XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIlIXtXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX A lm o st tw enty y e a is ago a eonversatton running so m ething like the a b o v e oertlrre-l betw een a f.1111,111* m in iste r of the gospel „nd th e writer, tin" scene being th e iluli house ve* rainla of one of the first golf courses e a tablishetl in the smith that i*. it was o ne of tin1 few I knew of, for th e " g o l f b u g " with its a tten d a n t ble tings bad mH invad ed th e c o u n ­ tr y at th at time. T o d a y * It W ? utc! uu*I It h way i tit«• * n ttim i mu t i *»fi •» g’ a.l l»i‘i .tiiNi* of h f i DV I' d* C<l It* d i i - . | t li it t , ’ ub *i ill use t holts m d * it » i l‘ t!.;cM,e u iti tlii> Ml'-mio-rs of the I H P l| |J ,t .1 f i l l m iin li- H t t M 'll, t lioils.ll ,|- p iw | I .M il "I d h .m - irrj -,,|. | to its deinam l* in la-lndf of b ette r healtlii legislature, to have the present law* relating to the leasing tif t onvi, t * ' *o mure happiness and g reater stneess. nmi-i'ded that said prisoners shall 1 was loreibly rr-mitided of llm not In- leaped to private contractors. eon versa! ion, also of th e divine's And be it further p ro p h e cy , upon a visit to tin- I'atm a t'e ia Go|( .i lull's rourse, and the Resolved, that this club rtvimthought th at cam e to toy mi ml was, niemU that other commercial clubs "O f all *ad words of tongue or pen, in the state iif Florida adopt a sim­ tin- saddest arc th ese: 'It ought have ilar resolution nm| exert their inffu* lie' ll ' " T h e ‘good old doctor, who eii,a- to have the i-oiivict lease *js still plays l lie “ grand old g a m e " at tem abolished in Florida, for hu­ 1 |te age of sixty or more is as sb'm ler mane and economic reasons; am| and- a c t iv e as a boy. and In' preaeiies that t lie .secretary lie a'nl i* hereby with g reater power as the years llit instructed to setnl pri!>|i(| copies of by. As (nr. me— well, t t y o n ce -was this resolution to the boards of ,-min­ sylph-like form has taken on the ty commissioners of each jau n ty in contour of a squash. - FOK T H E A U TO M O BILE Conic and see C O N N E L L Y hail m anifested a sensible,, health and pleasure bringing interest in golf and o th er outdoor sports, also in th e so c ie ty of my fellows, instead of drawing, cruldike, into the shell of in a c tiv ity and indifference. The fact th at I had voluntarily thrown ftway a great deal bore in upon me as I w atched stalwart mbit find lithelimlx-d women walk with childhood's Iron for the Future TI iiiI Iron I* tin* very basis of our Iniluslrint t-ivllizuiioii will In- inlniltted h> tin- tlinualiirul. mu! iiiniiy of nor greulosi supplb's uf Iron orv mi- In-Irig rnjiltlly depleleil 1ii-i,uii*i' of the In­ creased per cnplln iXMiHUiiiptlon of Iron tfie world over, an Increase wldeb i* desilni-tf lo be greater In life future when races in In Asia Asia unu nml .xrrtcn Afrieti inIn |(riH|i|iejW over tie- beautiful j-otirs'V nun Ibe tin- races tlndr cons inn pt imi U Orwo*U Fheso -conditions of Increasing nut; sumption of und decreasing reserves every mnn in the country to take have o ften tn the ptisf. piirllculurly Interest in and play the game. “ I wish I was as slender as you tilimit the beginning of ltd* cciilucy, Mils J. E, .Jnhu*ofi In .Metallurgical are, Charlie," I said, tinning to nml Clu-nifciil Engineering, been used Cfinrlle Smith, the golf expert, who In create a scare, on tin* ground tlint stood beside me. .• mil supplies of usable ore were being "Well, you can he," was the reply. so rapidly depleted Hint tlietr ex hum*' '"H a w ?" 1 asked. linn would occur within two or three ’T in y .R o lf." ' t * general Ion*. This 1* a ptrimstcsous "Aw, I'd rather talk to my friends point of view,* liecuuse ns we lower Hie percenthge of Iron ore In the rfick, than play any game,” I answered which we eull “ore." the qmuitlty of nnd the srent* nnd convcractlon of sqch ore Increases nt n rule out o f nil many years arose again before mb. proportion t o ' the deerenue fu iron Every mnn owes it to himself to content, nml ns we urn lenue’r nml patronize dr participate in outdoof leaner ores teilinlenl Improvement* games, nnd particularly docs this will he inuilc which will minimize any apply to hard worked, mind racked tendency to Increased cost of prodursuccessful business and professional Hon. The isnrmt tiling Ha* happened In gold, silver, copper nnd other ores, nnd men, for whom tin* greatest b f all today copper ores nre being worked games is tho game n f .golf. “ Don't with only 1.5 per cent of copper In lalf<* yourself too damned'seriously," is u good motto for every man to diem. adopt early in life—and to cling to until the clods fall on Id* coffin. Gulf Fish Killed by Gas. R epo rt* received -by the t ’ nlted And I claim that the men who are S la te s bureau of ffsltcrle* show that encouraging the playing of golf are, there w ere two recent periods o f lu-avy from n physical standpoint and in mortality among the llshes on the west some other ways, among the greatest coast o f Florida, between Naples mid Sarasota for 15 o r 20 miles off shore. benefactors of the present day. Not many years ago golf was a Outbreaks o f tlifs phenomenon, which iip|H‘nrs to be dull 1° natural cause*, fad; now it is a fact—a health occurred on October 3 and October 18, bringing, tHought inspiring fact in jn i a the livra of the biggest men ill T h e benches were lined with wind­ Aimr cn, including Ibe tuition’s rows of disni flsli. Person* living In Pr**s:dent..the vicinity Were affected with ItiGet in the game nnd you and ilaiiimtiHon o f th e mucous membrane those who are dear to you will nut Induced by some gas, presumably su l­ regret it. phur dioxide, given 'off from th e wnt< r*. T h e r e I* ground for the belief t it'tlie eondlHou* are nltribitlnble to Foreign Subjects In United States. blerraneiln dlsturhnuees and the re ­ A foreign goveriiutenl bits Hie right lease of poisonous gases wjilcli rise In enso o f wnr to call upon It* citizen* and pollute the water*.— Alt Outdoors, or su bje ct* resMlng In till* country, hut not upon those wlw have become clHzeii* o f . t h e country. Foreign su bjects Quality Cornea First. . A poet Is not-to be m -usured by the are not compelled- (by ‘ tin* United quantity o f his outpouring*.— Sted- S la te s government) to obey the cull to return. miin. * O W N E R --- I.inbilily Insirnnrc ntfainsl Accident, tfie person and Property, is a necessity. You must have it eventually. . ........................ Florida, to commercial clubs, to the How different my eonditinn would members of the board of state insti­ tutions .in,| member* of the ]egjs|., have been if I. Ilk'- older, wiser men. had followed my friend's advice turu-of f ill7., •/ FLORIDA •’ThOrCI! tome a day, youngster, when you’ll remember the advice I nm giving .yum jim l regret—that. d ld tiot accept it. This is your last chance, tire you coining? • "Nope! Being as I love you very much. I’d rather see you develop yourself. than to. develop my own marvelously made body. Wnitey, ;is I am too young- to be allowed the privilege of surrounding-a high-ball, I suppose you had better, bring me n rignr." j Ik it Iurt te'r .■AfrOis -v; . THE SANFORD HEBALD . Ford Tires rendered:j o . m » r L _U-n Ull.u)f.-lb ir, r a a i U ^ o M h o Da’nst* ’ Ecciissity Bilker l^ ta to of Florida for the next two Ford Tubes years many miles of first class high­ May Howard Rondo , Rresser ways would be finished, thus pro­ Ford Body Braces moting the ngrii-ulturat and IndusAgio1* 1’erritt Duel, Turkish Rondo . Mozart trial development of this state in tlte Ford Gasoline Gauges best possible manner to boring mure Atlde and Theudorc Hundge. Rustic Dance , t IIcwit taxpayers into ^)ie state a* perma­ Ford Yale Switch Locks I nent residents, ami the resulting benMay Hotly And make nil repaint on Ford Cara Tho Child’s Good Night Song Georgia Mobley All Work Guaranteed ■— t The b o y s favorite Its E a s ie s tI lOSBIACK'WHITE TAN IQC SHOE POLISHES _________ ep o a tie vca o p n c w v o s s i n c aurrALO(N.v.. TH ALL-STEEL E S ELECTRIC-LIGHTED O U T H LTRAIN AND * Chicago, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Grand Rapids, Cincinnati and Louisville Lv Jacksonville . A C L 8.20 PM Lv Waycrott__ A C L 10.30 PM LvTIfton......... GSA-F 12.40 AM Lv Macon......... Coftl 3.S8AM Lv Atlanta....... L A N 7.18 AM Lv Knoxville.... L A N 12.29 PM ArCorbin......... I, AN 3.29 PM Ar Loulivllle__ L A N 9.00 PM Ar IndlanapolU. Bonn 2.00 AM Ar Cincinnati... L A N 9.00 PM Lv Cincinnati... GBA1 11.59 PM Ar Grand Rapid* GIIAl 2.00 PM Lv Cincinnati... Penn 11.59 PM Ar Chicago.......... Penn 7.45 AM Lv Cincinnati... Penn 11.30 PM Ar C lm la n d __ l’cnn 7.45 AM res ocTSwro isrosH tTios S P Skt T O SN* Pulhnnn .SlcepLngtatrannd C’- ompartm ent Observation Car — Jarkmnvillo to Chicago, Jacksonville lo indiaimiKdia (viaig>uisviUe).(for occuji.uicy until 7.30 n. in ) JncgMinviUo to Cleveland (via, Cincinnati) tiaily, and Jarkwmviffo to (Inind Rapids (via Cincinnati) semi-weekly, leaving Jack­ sonville Mondays and Thursdays Thoroughfare Couches, Jackson­ ville to Chicago; linggngo and sent car •Jacksonville ttf Cinernnati; largo nml easy high-burked seats;eltwtrie liglited. Dlninff Cara serving all meals, ser­ vice u la carte. n r t r i s A css TICStT AQtNT staxsvsTiuss Or ■ A T L A N T IC C O A S T LIN E RAILROAD " T H t S T A N D A R D R A I L R O A D OF T U I S O U T H '1 0. G. K I R K L A N D A. W . F A I T O T JACASORVILLC, fLA. oiviaio* M iiiN t ir satNT ». c. i. T a m p* . r u a . . TRY A HERALD WANT AD � 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, 1917 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 20, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 20, 1917. 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>, March 20, 1917; <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/a4a7553a07420b66ac23ecc446875a7f.pdf bea53424a68ad2d35004e49a9d4ef15d PDF Text Text IN THE H EA RT OP TH E W ORLD’S G R EA TEST V EG E TA B L E SECTION .'PUBLISHED f SiMI - WEEKLY ' ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS X IN S A N F O R iy — Lifv /» Wo,th Living VOLUME VIII SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDA V. MAKl’II 2 !. 1017 WATERWAYS ARE NEEDED IN AMERICA , min our greatest renter of the ivron steel Industry, a dependable j Mhutinel -in the Ohio river would e of the great e*f value to our navy in tlire of war the existence or , «°"*exi»ienco of such a channel I nuRht readily prove to lie the factor ■"hich should* decide whether our Hau should llo. i in victory or he lowered in defeat NL'.MDER82 * GERMAN LINE HIGHWAYMEN HOLD UP OR­ LANDO CITY ance that the roads will he immedi­ ately Improved hefoie the. next quarterly meeting of the association, or the route wll| he chungeil. This resolution which was adopted, M. M.’ Smith of Orlando voting “ No,” vvi'l he presented nt the C. F. If! A. nteetinc today. The executive committee held a lengthy session last night and reports of progress made on the highways in “ Wlmt iic-truo of the Ohio is true nil counties were rendered. Si nee ,in creator nr l«s* of all the tlo* last meeting many roads huVe FOOl.ISII I I ) K A S T O P P I N G °|b«T rivers of the I’ nited States G E R M ANS ARE FALLING BACK C EN TRA L FLO RI DA H I G H ­ been improved and by November 1 P R E S I D E N T W A N T S R E S O L ­ lettoii has Leon more plainly ALL W O R K ON EVE I N W H A T * S E E M S WAY ASSOCIATION HAVE it appears that there will he a hard I rurIii hy the war in Europifl than U T I O N T H A T W A R ^ __ O F WAR . RE TR EA T th is—that, the larger the army and G R E A T M E E T I N G ---------- Mirfiuod birth way- from the GrorgllT EXISTS stale line through the central route __ ull _ there ever was time when •Lhu—navy 'whtrh— it nhfldn has" the Kremh troops are in contact with 1 he ( mitral I bn id j H i g h w a y As- (u_ tho. J J U , ” -U, -( ” x-.x--*m--MtTT>xr -WnKhmWTffii; \fareh — PresTd ent ’ the friends of waterways should he-, * " ,,ner do they ieem-.e impotent, lm‘ rii.iin tluru.aiv-armv—tHol—whar snrtartTrn'ATPld-Uie'ATiirch' meeting in Wilson, recogriDing that Germnny stir themselves, that time ia iiuw," l ' l *l<‘r for may provi' to h» th* initial stage of Orlando yesterday. Sanford and practically f*s ’making war on th i! Iir Ir >i» Jw r~ V T ' Uansd' ll Hiey are backed b j an Industrial ■!<'Man) Grate I’rol/lejiiH the ( re.it battle . f history has open-'on. Hoard of 'Prude were'represented ' I ’ S renatiir from Lnui-duna ami 'v,'l°pmftnt which can produce, the There are certain grave (iroblems United States on the sens has called t’l! before the gates of i.n Fere. . ' h,» K. T. WomlrulT, hi; being t he omy pM dddil of the National Rivers ami enormous amount ot supplies |ind ennfrontir)g the State Gdod Roaifs congress to assemble in Wxtraordl1 r the lirst ti e hire the Vr< at j d”b gate prrsent from this locality. ary .session on April 2 to deal with llurhors' Congress * * nrunitioiis ^which are* required. and (icr-iiiin r 'ln ! I gan, putrid and ftu r I Attendance, t t - ■ district over, wits Cummbuion and that august hodv. It’ti dec by Ed. Scott of Arcadia and 1 ritual ion; ^ ‘•Nut a dollur hits .been appropri-. •r.insponuiiun findRI*** v hi h guard t.ghliug h r. >* way t<» ar-'ifowevir large ami »J••• meet in,* was Bird In cQnlinu** the work on liver* * •*n . I* li v•r t h -» and tnue.impiVsed of .-iimli premier .’*• >d mads purpose- o - . the •’•vision —* •ilb ry urtr.ui and i ijor aCtiv i 'l c s . ! replcty with i] t r--st ll.m. M .-M . . sntl harbors during (ho comlpg fls ; wunitioi ■ ■■ . ; ,i .j , liecsters ns l>. Smith.of Marianna, t'!,l|p'1 U 'J '“ ;,:ks ',ar,J,,r than tho I lie tierin’, t.s ur : inking a stand onjSipIth Veil’ d t'« .s-’-mY-.lv to order, k y , Hillman. .Uve flak. O. date .-et lllrst ;;s announeed in tho ••‘ ,l unle* * »«fd*d funds • " F o r m ire t - * ■. , r ,(. a 1iii rum * t..’-;th uml nuih of I,a I’te-nU’pt T. Ed. Prying t.-.tk « h o J Mi!It RresHont'a pro-ltniation is to rer. -luckMincilly, an d' M, M. are provided at the extra session of ,•<*- |,i*tfiry of th United S t , t e; has Fen* fryia ’ ‘■I mi t>i th" f-rest <i( -chidr. Mayor Gilt-, of Orlando eeive a-"eoinmiini itio’i euncerning ilb ’il long'ami c e . r-ss practically all work of th:* 4,een •j.rincipaljy' a rcord- of delay, t'oiikn>-, a distance r m/hlv ’ illItl* I WV'lcu.'J'.i'd tin* •!•*’’**-•es. I p’SI.f**’-f -f iriorj d policy rharait<r must shortly he stopped .... ^Mort '•'in H.-it-rd-v I nfe.l t ! ' i* »• tnd .1 I *1 i i in mediately i * !i . r 1 -- ■" hi I 1 ’ Li In all the harbors from Fasti-"’ ! I I I’ll I -: lid* • i m i » t i K ' , ' M* at send Brownsville, fnu -I I I ■«• t o Sau Diego to S«little, from (l|’d'-’ st, many i* < In- a m ami ‘I ’utii’ i* *. ! ' war on -• I h’1 r i. i i s of t he con in .- • ... th** 'ruthless lo I- i l l| j* • • 'id small; hundreds of d"' -1 , •» live* and -v i i f i | •\,. .fnt i-’ tInin. *1 -!■•• wn- 1 stilled, thousands of hurts III! I!M . -hips on | Inl| seas in eontru.Id l.e ••<■ i *......... ................. .. 1 is money win l lu-re 1 -la ■ . \ -I. I.llll.ll, *’e%t a .-i arris will |.e tied up lo t ie venlion of llll t uaiion* find hur .uni . • i”tr mi li e . .mill r.\ I a-. Florida' Mr. F. U. Hllle, •I lag' sonville; im limit i - n i >. help oneself and reus of thousands of men Ha­ Nh die <>ui Manoeitvi red manity. . " I f our raitr-’ ids, otliricut ; m they must |mt up ; * much as L'm le, Sum will, he discharg'd and by Co : ii Fears,, our v a Hindi id .ic* ' ( ’ongrws th'*n .is expected to pass The ’ Not only did the Rivers and Hur- are, are utterly utiuhle Ui handle the .1 but was .for- or Florida doesn't get the roatl O n . ti ls wi'iJ.-e is based the hop" "Jo e ." -i .1 i tl, -fate of i- to I.*- '.a! iiii-i |l . •i of it. motfi’y ‘I'lii re hots lull Jail, Put the. Sundry Civil trallie in time of peace, ifi God’s nf Fre'i.i h r'-''it ir er!|| J |l • «* •. tii n* 1 " ft*' i*. . nrtn.e x x 1 t ,,,. 1,1 | • f a i le d \1 I ’ uo*i ••, i <{i - .'it-, hill :is wel| ' I tt is in the latter bill ipi-V’ii in i ime nf !• • i ime X X . * ‘ -;. | , ,* ■ tl ’ pprnprialto tloi.s are ti-mb 1.i' . I - • f • M if I. ■ will not I l-l« t;, til • 0 0-0 • | | • l, 1 M . t 1 * liax i 1 i I'n p| ,, * J 11 fl •i i ol w..r in a' terhi-l,i .,i 11 | n ; , r Cut tl,, „t il** -i • ’ • • • • i;| ■ . • • • cunt rat >s and t ■ III* meal - <ialso practically it .will i| | •lor- and pi.-h •: ion of wInch, t Ihti fore. l In * ” < '* M« ' x< HuMut .*■' f.’llowa d. .{iisui; which highway board must lie in shape to ainmuit lo |li< i.line I hin.1 •I* ni-.ir,' Hr.’ I a.* - In l|e\ i that wnrV to guarantee that the state will spend coinpb tiou ;it I he e:irliI...... . of the government has been extraordinary -J-ei-d wit I* wlit<b t lie wits a o n - nil-.oils - i-r i-I,, in * ill,’ t h*’ po- d-It- tin: The*” ought 'in . Trent || hai r |>!' 'Iged As a con-CijueuiO the United a-l' III - d llll' dlscon- I.dflte-.of t h e annual meeting to tin* -in fi;ti il sifm -tad must sho'.i that ... , ... a Rivet* and Harbors bill passed In’the state is pp jtared to guariiutetf '‘ Cates will t.,ko further «t"ps to {>rocerteij tie- Gertnali plans and rend' ts . , , , l Weflti’ d.ty after the loth of I In' passage of the Mood ( on- f()ri, , . Ir maintenance This th’’, l-oar-l i< not the pres”nt fiscal yea/ hits {irol-abli- i i output i " ,'t its *it -• *- n.i the sens and '■i i .n’lie»r -nd s’-lecting Ki* iti<-ii of t'ft* retire 1 trol I ill gives authority to place the ( ‘oiilmui'-l oil i'uge 1 1 <'ontini,,i| on Rage J . •tl-evv here a 'i i n - t the wa-likc acts of • • • . llo nett place of* enliven ,-l'..| n.i ' t-i li I.-- -.Mississippi nnd the Sacra - 1 Germ m i . .in-l v ’- th- r . . a etui mnJiii I • i • • w ■ : ?>-• ’ •• ri.crs under ebnlinuing eon-' T, ' -t n* war will come •" *•vi— t m its I I III I 11-»l J III IIII■ I 11 As one who Ins used his lit • will -I- I end oil tilt' futuro »: .n <*—« ;i ,c. f th*- il il*- fur I-**' •forts through many years loi -la U ’l * »*f (it rtnniii . • .1 r t-o •*j* s o f t n e -I' oi in' l.he passage of this hill. I am I- .i ll uni* \ t t Sunday x\i.e.i threo. • 1 0 ! stii*iei| ,1 . It Cl <" | >| ’ ratified tit this result, hut \*Y* ;ir *» hM n .Xi ; * , lllk l i quick i h • if*!*’ i -i'■ » * 11 I hlxs agree with the opinion. ,*J4 • * mi A•til 'll,” ••I \merican • - been repeatedly a t -I oi Ii. •’ l-IIIICIIII• lie* tot al qiuniber of •»l-r’^-ed b) the Natiornl \in•*rif;in5 |n .t I hroilgll (iernmn subI •i *1 H.iihors Congress, that tii.-’rine oJi**ra’ |ou» to Hior-' t i t a n 200 I) -I u< n’ II i • I ortatil I'troject should I •• • Rf i .| .'I 1 i * .i-lvisers I*1-1 •!• r continuing contract, so j H Ii.* <• rec-» ni/i'd that -a »t 'to of w"tr Tl * ■i 1 I- I ol r might b” {nished to proper ’ MI •’ - ' c l I r.-'n II |t il • >1 l lie i ounl-OI 11 !* K ' i.. i. •r> iujve ionic cull.' (or the iminediG n V E R V M E N T AMU. I N V E S ­ *w II ,iut-v I; • ’ t he Sun .hiail. NEUTRAL NATION W A N T S it” '.imnimiiiig -■( otigr*'*,in extra m.les from the vital point of n-> deliberate judgmenl T I G A T E T H E FLORIDA* i i eii ’ ii *'ti in I AMERICA TO H O ! D One Tin and lies ‘ llitial’t hit '. i better River* and Harbors S I T I ' A T I O N 111' HAND •i er fr.m'ed, or or.*' more \li Imugli the I’r’-ddi-nt by tho •fu* i'h< t. Tin tier all __ I,-etin .|t ft--r-i\ -i.ins o th*. .’oi'titiition must 11«Hu* ’justly s u b je c t to C>( lift 111 ill. New Yo r k Rui I \\ I.in l ,- 11 •' . *• r !k ’ ’ I--I t't-'r p s:"tim ’ - mat •• t he th an th e oil’’ which r e c e n t - ’ u i d , i • , • .,* l,r. i|iti -| r 1 l>t. ........ ll I pr.n 0 .d* . 1 " Lir.iii*u • ( x.ir iti eh a 1 i to reiei\e Vonsideratiot: in it : .it• •It !b i ih- I ' d : i t \! . .it • ’. ,-t . ,i 11 ,.* i • t •.{ i •■’ ..l H - ;. -r’ -I. xiciH us l i n e coin’’ tji th*' White 1" It provided for tranv <*,,[, rj,(|. llfa' L* -.1 I . t- I ike|| tip, '•i.it* ' and Ci’ r-i tti. .ire <-\; t-i-t*-•I I r<- I a ii-1 Itiiaiitiis are me l l-l--lf iti . l|o'u«e frt,m np'iirluTs of concress, " l’f"jcctH in nil parts o f .| i villlc K iif.irc -1. Tim a rtt.if -f lies among t he »i,». * < . ' ' :i • I m: I of ' t In* fl • ‘ wht<'li iniglit'give i ibi” to Hii rAla* i-uuiry. including ninenty new ,|,i, |a « will soon l.e rigid!;. Ik.-I a j •mx-Thor* <■( 'ta t ', pubil • ollit i’uIs x Mr Hue tr ii-ui ull.i i .X h- rd i "U ' . it tai ill t i f a-l . th* try, inMIuding ninenty ... 1 1 irida whi'.e’ i l . n • roqsidi'rbig and ‘many hundreds of lUizi’ns. have r1in, etnhud; big Vug , ,-tio :s fur chi European’ i> ulr.d v. 4#1.< "tit b ' f senators- Krpyoti of nmiinroti inrimii <* of th* grthve.M vil l i- •*»--.t .:n»*i| ' l aieini'iii' >f >-U|*[Hd't 'uT~ 1 -i.lfastUmn—P-ht+fre—pi—p: .HIT saft'l'j" •ntfri ifq: ' 1 1 Is - TT-.TITTH; It '' -low,| Slierii|an of. Illinois. Wulimn I •ut h u policy in its fullest sense. ,,u ............ . t..itix-tir -R- r*tr-— r:r r Tr~~ ■ Maf.X „ , , . . . ’ iimlcQiiveideinejiithrouglitltentuti- The olHciidx bt-ll'^'c this offer Is -Tft- i r-Paliii", The cabinet, which urged tho „ tj|, ...... backed by G» riminy, in order to Harding of Ohio oinJ ! package-. flip last, item in the ar- ..erma., n e , r;,; ,s .0 tout * ^ j h th' move upon the Prcddent at yesterJ " - • o f -\\ ludiingloy—signed a ml- tide ix us follows: M uch and l.r" h mount-. trmv - ff„ ln , nlaiil| vj ,«rr*w;.' Commit-. create• a difference of sentiment iif • "orreport opposing this hill and .....r ;,.|ir||l4ltI t Lis imint/y t o - etnliurr ■> (be I’rtrs- da * -<-'ion i-x d> ><ribetl by its Gov ernmci'.t In-tpfccto’rs have d ir- wht.h hare bee,. 1 „ actio,, fof s e v - i,.,. |v ir,einl,’-rs a* having been more thor'Ufi-Tted a substitute which would ing the past week lukeu pad ,t •'*' of •val -!n>s in t h e t e r r it o r y . e v a ’ ii if’ d . I l! U | r ! itlg cTm| ie || cd l o lx iib'itt. -oii'ldv united tlnui it has ltet'n o "•tnplrtelv revolutionised the T'loridu celery whi'li were markuil Iiv tie- G e r m a n s thitl for tl"* ii tot it is bi-li’-v’ d that- j i *» »ti- It offer il sent e n g a g ’ d iti a i m d e r e i n e it) any other 'qu’ .'tiou tliafi lias come " " t ' - d of m aking'River and Hart i me M nitl b ” full of I ’> I t .i.ulrx n four and live v^ l/.i' ii vxhi- H wire p ;.c lI ' ai ul ku ’, b o t h nf which \vvre w ar m- would be i oiisidep il. unl”ss Germany before it. ’ . -'■••r i i roprimions l.otb vid.> is-bein? employed .i.iflt. , rwrIvt.(| n|lj ap.^utled Owing abandons' its. campaign of ruth­ i'd with_ Jamils runninic eight untl The nation now artunlly comes ^ of tl,.r |,ot>r. the bai­ lessness. . • * L n,,‘ name n few out of the nine daten to the crate. It is western front. This .s regard’ d hen ; |(| that great events are I , to the point which*nil thtrhistory of iti.i: x projects on vviiich a sto|i[)iige. tliosrlatit- diu-'-hippcrs will lie cih j as ns. indication . . . . . . . ance of the \\ al’.TWuy rejiiKl was Oflieinls frorp the Rresidrnt dnwm taking place and an important'hattlP'r: • , * » . , . , .• centuries indicated must necessarily "ork is threatened There is tho mismurkin/ the packages'. ., • • promised for the next or June tttect- take the position that tl»« United is impending on this front. ftdiow the severance of diplomatic rber, where a hotter entrance States never has and tiovs not now’ mg. ’ . Tliis is just what The Herald ex­ The French ami Iliitlsh attempted relations with Germany February 3. •J" He ItrooWyn nnvy yard for our pected some time ugo when th i'*p a­ \ vote of thanks wns most heart* desire war with Germany but is be­ to Use cavalry .on the Sontnte last All nllifiul Washington openly ac­ ' mittie ihips fs needed Rresident per called attention to the laws gov­ Uy extended to the Orlando Bosrd of ing forced iuto it to protect lives untl 'lion secured an appropriation to erning packages of fruits and veg­ year as well us^at the time when the Trade for the cordiul reception and rights.of its citizens against unlawful knowledged that nothing less than Germany’s abandonment of her b'gin this work, although tho Rivers etables and urged the grow or w hete Champagne offensive was begun hut entertainment nnjoyed. . After the uggrrssion, ar,'i Harbors committee had voted to pul up a good pack and mark in ■the employment of the forres in Jhe feast, the motorcade hurriedly de­ Unless Germany is prepared to newly announced campaign nf sub­ fuee.of entrenched troopa with ma­ marine ruthlessaess could prevent iV, " n*'1 her projects front the properly. It is a well known fact parted for t l . ’ Miami ruri, sched­ completely change her position, it chine guns resulted in very heavy war nnd no one here supposed that was declared today, offers of media­ uled to reuch Cocoa last night. that mnny *»f the growers here pay tosses. The present situation Is a Them nrc t j,c i i U(j BOn rj Ver an(j Germnny would change her deter­ tion and discussion nre useless. but little attention to the parkin,' of different one because neither aide is —s mination. * * *' > niust he improved by the gov- their vegetables. Orlando, Mnr. 22.—The meeting Germany, il was recalled, never ac­ The parking in now protected by trenches. ' rmnent before full use can bo made many instajuuauis left, to (he negro • All the allied nations openly gavo Bryan’s of the Central Florida Highway As cepted former Secretary » _____ • • • oi the barge canals on which the contractors who put'up the stuff at sociation in this city was well at­ proposal to sign one of bis "pence indications of their belief that ths Berlin, Germany, March 21.—“ A tended and many matters of im- investigation" treaties which would United States soon would ho In­ fco much per crate or hamper and the German success" is the characteriza­ pottnnee brought up. The question have bound the United States to h,- volved in tho .war “nnd that possibil­ grower never worries about the pack I h.-re are tho Chesapeake and but expects to get it up in a hurry tion given the German retreat on of routing the highways only where dclion for a yenr, while a commis­ ity was recognized in Germany bethe western front on a hradline to there were good roads brought in sion investigated the situation. foie the new submarine* Mampal T h e . contractor may . laware (’anal an<l the waterway and shipped. an editoYial this morning hy Major Osceola. wns announced when Foreign Min­ ^°r* Norfolk to Beaufort The put up a good {tack or lie may not Meanwhile every preparation for btates is faced today with and unices the grower is on the jolt Mohrat, military critic for the I.okul Unless Osceola county tiike*. ac­ an eventuality is being carried for­ ister Zimmermnnn, working through r,‘»l'»nsihility, if not the prolui- all day the chances ate good that Anzeiger. . "A great resolution was tion anti tnnkis provisions for the ward by the army and navy and the Count von BornstortT anil the Ger­ taken." writes Major Mnhiat. "T h o 1 oI War Scores of military and the package will not come up to the improvement of the Dixin Highway (’resident is awaiting the assembling man minister in Mexican, attem pted boldness of tho general who car­ nava! ,.xr„.rll, have . testified to the standard. This rule does not npply through that county serious action of congress. Unless them |N some to unite Japan and Mexico in an alliance to make war on the United Mormon, value, both for offense and to all the growers, for the,e arc many ried it out is overwhelming and only, will he taken by the Central Florida great chan/o in the situation before " • '• o f an inlnnd. waterway along of them who think enough of their tin* power of von Ilindenburg's per­ Highway Association nt its June Arpil 2 it is expected he will tit-tail States. sonality could have shown such All the resources of the United * f f tla,ntlc- coast which would ho good name and brand to hold it up meeting to divert the route of the In his address how Germany has in ''..th from attack by an enemy year after year and the man with proof of the grand style of initia­ western brunch of the highway. fact been making war against the States, industrial as well as military, tive which he holds. »nd the peril. Of the sea the good pack always gets more for Such preliminary action toward that United States by the ruthless opera­ nrc speedily being mobilized to plncO Last je a r nearly 02.000,000 tons his Muff than the ntan wlm is care­ "T h e plan of a strategical kho.-ten- end was tukon last night by the ex­ tion of her U-hoats and leave it to the nation in the fullest state o( . ' of r' J k,tlt enrried into and out less uhout this most important ing of the front was brought into be­ ecutive committee of the association congress to declare a state of war readiness. phnse. ing at great headquarters and that it tir . f u*’rr*or During the mmc which met nt the San Juan hotel, existing and vote money and men to Ur ip j " • ^,,ri’*Bn commerce of the Some of the contractors on the succeeded must' give joy to ewer T. I,. Bryan, president, in the chair protect the interests of the United TcScher's Meeting , i ...... Mutes amounted to more other hand also are joujou-* of the German heart and simultaneoui*,y L. R. Dickie, secretary. States, The Seminole County T e a e h a t s c 57 ''J.«0(»,000 Yet. ns it stuff they pul up and the crates nrt* give rise to u feeling of satisfactip A motion was introduced by It. Association will hold a meeting on our J ° ,Iuy,, lho Work of loupwvlng well packed and marked according when the hostile war nims are re Wnlker Rope of Winter Haven, to "A formidable lobby will be main­ Saturday at 2 p. m. In tho Sanford to contents. This pneking anti memhered. Now the opportunity is the effect that the Dixie Highway bo tained ut Tallabarste by advocates Soon . c andocean harb°t« must *°”n be halted marking means much to the Sanford offered to inflict more damage on the routed squth from Leesburg through of woman suffrage during the '17 Grammar School building. Th e pro­ railw^'" a ccncral ■trtico on all the section and if the growers would enemy in futiirt 1 days than could be to Florence Villa, action to lie taken session," says a news item.’ Here's gram will consist muinly of discus­ only pay more ‘ attention . to this inflicted upon him during a sanguin­ upon the motion at the Juno meet­ hoping the suffragettes do not lose sions of educational matter of espee,h '? C° Un,r' * * ’ * ! ■ « « phase oi of m« tho situation every one ary defensive, ft*liz- i hU,n,ncr it wns suddenly pn»»c ing. Therefore it is up to Osceola their supporters while hcru.— Tall - j interest to members of the asao‘ that, because it leads out * interested vould protlt it by it. (C o n tin u e .] «nt Rage 4) to improve the roads or give as^ur- hassec Record. siation. . . m HimI GOOD PACK IN CELERY DEMANDED ■ Zm«Nl'“ Vo,k h“ *'"’n‘ ” 56'- PEACE PRO­ POSALS PROM GERMANY CALL EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS �— - — - — THE STANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT A m O r t f la a n r * • An oidininm providing for tb« Imuiuco of bond* In tha >un of $30,000.00, for th# [itirnv«9 of pajinc, roUring aad funding certain voucbara or varranla of lb# fity of Hanford, Florida, iuucd ip payment of th# propanlanata part of tba coat barna by tb* city of ?anfoid In coatrurtlag a bolkboad, hordtr'ng on I-aba Monroa In the rlty Hanford, and Ivinr lutartn tba rail elaa <f .an unnamed, alley beiarrn Hanford and Cyprees avanura anti tba areat aldr of Uyrtla ijcnua, anjl_kr th# proportional* part of the o*«t borne by tba city of Sanfotd In filling To. reclaiming artfl bringing to a topi.graphical level all reclaimed land (row e In “ The While ated to defend America U foiled by l Star Tonl«ht I’ntrln Channlng In "Allan rrymore. Metro atnr a l a , " Ih e 6th ppJipde oi " l ’ntrin, the ear short aklrta for aerial r o m a n c e by Lewis Joncph i her career by np- Vance, which will be'ahown ul the Alaskan dance hall Lyric Theatre today. White Haven." tK»’ . Mrs. Vernon Cnstle in this episode duction which will plays the double role of I’artia < luinip Star Theatre to- njng, heiress to millions nml the nteresting story. .great t ’hanning Munition Works and . preliminary scenes Elaine, a dancer who impersonates e, when Mr. Haker her. The other .member* of the aililia for the biggest, star cast arc Milton Sills, who plays it.... . . . - . f thn i he nnrt of Donald Parr, -Warner ol e a o l o r d . F lo rid *, o n ' thU l * l h d * jr o t | M * r c h . 1917. • J A S . C. R O U K U T S . f**al) l ( 'I t r C l*»k Approvud -by mo on thl» 19 tn day of March, 1917. •] N J . I» D A V I S O N . M a y o r ot C l l y of Hanlord ‘ «r T u r .- l l e Report of the Condition cf ihe c, County Rank at Hanford in ike of Fla., at the Close ofJiuiiix Mar. Slh, I'jip * ItSSouitcKx I a m on Ural E>latr Uoan*A*y( ’ollUrral Serum y fitb. All Utbrr la»*ni »tiil burount. OvrrilfmlU_______ Stale. County an.l Mum.ipal i# County ami City U.rrt ,i lUnhin, l i o n - . luinitur. . ..| | llr'rnu * SUin[n , 1>u. In>m inrvtlH.rai.’l t’hwln an<l U t l , u i ( r l r (Trario, Other Cart* It»-m* Tutsi U A M U T II. Capital Stock I’ald In Suriilu. Kun.l C io lm l—I I'r.ihi. T a u * I’aUI) i Dlvi.l.n.1. I'npahl Imil'iilu.*! O r t n . t u Sul.) to I V k . . - X DrmauJ CortlUcwtra ul l>«~ pooit In this episode, . " B u t , Mr. Maker, I have never appeari'dMn sTntrr si.irts oil ITdMage in my life. I have refused to play roles that ie«|ulre tiubii." she said "M iss Harry more." replied Maker. " I would not as!; anything but what would mid in th** dramatic values of the picre and to tht (r< th of th® role you *|dny. I am sure you will always work for supreme results in Tim# OetiAratr. of d»po.it t '. rt IA*-l Check* I’atria goes Into Hu • f *3 •*. County cf SffniflnW •*“*• 1 A H. I (. Ilinlr, i|o *4*.inly *vt«r thdt ti • ii trur to t l»# (list nf m> lf.< «K*i Correct atledt; PumH.l.tlp . . I- I*. M« < N* If. liar, rf DimtoH SuK*cribn! ar. I *■'• n t* day of Mir. 1317 AUtiioriifii to U*ue lont|t in the aum of Sti.vOO.for th# purpose* of pa)inc* rrtir* Ing bn<1 funding certain voucVri* or rants of the rlty of Hanford, ijiiurd in the payment cf.thc |iropirtlnn»tf |.aft «>f the ro«t borne by the fity of Sanford in ran* •truriing a bulkhead Jint«Viln( on # I aki Monrva «»» tbr « t> of fittfnnl, nuf tjrtni bet wren the ta«t n<|r of an unnamed alley betaern (‘)|i|ni and Hanford itrnun. and the *t«t •itl^ tf Myrtle atri.ue and f«.r the |iro|»ortionata t>art ol the rott borne by the i itv of Faitford in filing In. reclaim* . . o f t.\ppl|e.\ll <n for all retialmrd land, tt »n» fit line *1 «aid Notlre Srfil.in n of I M a te r I tulkh«ad to the where line •ilallBgD/i’ir Ida to kaid recian ation, at#d for the n-u of th#* N o ficr . U her 1 y t rohif rurlit h uf «a MVirs/i* rj *um. if> aid j»urcha«er 1 j* « • ’ ulkht ad Ir•**t d Issue 4* ht*e«Jo to •hr r f h .»»**f} n > Jp e t i •jf »t* »»•• »t I M tat* • i*er •*•* • r •* aid i ••* *!«.. Interr** ft* . !'•!• «*. a pplicatio n f »r ta\ * ** the ttfft day of Jai uaiv «>*d July if «vh ai fr n talih 1»w. l • rt'd **rt p*»m•Y* d t f th e i»*uj^nc« e f i i i i l bynda provt.lrll fur in #th e p f i V r d l r g te rt io n * . and to rleet t b i t r j»«r*on* to. a t r i p ^ i i f o q t rompon«a* tit*n a» } h o a n l of l e n d t r u H eetr taid e!rr* non t o be held in •trift ro n« < irn ii) ^ u f the •rd lnanre * of «f e city of.H anford , l e ’ a*- »«*ii)ret *•• ta il a- I t f *C J * n u *•> I ** * I • ITI tu .T to Itr *ul ••T* .! tten on or aft**r lir •l‘»12: *n«l to •'« rt I4 r • a h*»afd of l»o*nd tic*!*l%*ut*of bond*. And I do hereby ip ruff, l'* 'IV f n if ! at.d •* lerrpt ' . i * g'anuu;y. or to rerre %« ■ »«. I ITCpuj. I let V*-C I. C. ( ’ . Wtu-d V T j *• • i •■ I n»f r I* r»'•»»»• PROGRAM M E Elaine gives'a masked hall .;it t b« Ch.t!it;l*!t* vi” :i wi th *!i i • g i.'t tb- T O N IG H T Unit BKST MI SIC IN THE CITY BY THE LYRIC Oltt HKSTKA Admission 5 and 10 Cts. J 11 l b \ v | s i i N . M ayor of f * i : y wf Hanford Jl .f I A |» 1V17, at ail apj.l, F. F- l l o u i h b l ii r f , Judtfv J ' t i l f r nf l*ri*l » i * . f r f l'\ # r u l r l t « f I hr r*t k d r e t a t e d ; and I bat at th p r r * r r t m y final b - o u n i raid r t t a t r - a n d oak f< r th 11 at* 1 I »•s • .* '• * AtiKl.l1 in.I ul ii. .rlv Sl* i »«i.i »»i. EX-MAYOR ’•Liberty" . m e kid- 1 ut ( ’adlioT! Up I la-1 mrtilshi >1 hull.hr.* • ‘T a l r i a ” aluring Mi-. \ ( rn.ui f'a-il And the l.a»r Epl-o.de of My v all ................ the Ini a slon. Tim pul.lb* >i|l»*. rip!Ions ’ .for the » -* I. ■! d f: r lla'e tb-l ! T i n * P u l i n g l*tn\t*r' " i it.- n m l ( hillr*** . SATl UD.VV Hie Chorus ( iirl and Hie Kid" ••Till* Frame I p " \» .."•-I II .|'l |.iit.ll-h. d .-hows i o i t 11,c * ' new Ati*.t: building-, about one-third of the nutu- » # , t* II HINOPK. J». < f f* • •« T t 1 f a T e ' n •»f I l ) l ' i*uhi 1 »»f I •r burned or blow n up by the Itusshm • H an fo rd , Florida. troops, lutve been ereeteil during t i»«* 1 h c M y rrrtjfy that thr ab«'.a and fur*ln*t IS siii'titti*. It Is estimated It will .gr'inf rrJir.anrr* ua* *t«4l> ra**«*.| b% th*» **(t> Florida, ••* t ike about four years inure to remove ♦ * 1 •( ('!• rk C i t r u i t ( out* f l-Tut ’■'Ste • In I i(Utl of • ufHt •i I ' rn l*tit--ii(. d •*?f-.-s.-il I-y the Mil'.*.in - <111r ug t|*. *r III*;.-!, ii i- |■i ■*• ttia. t- follow* .1 by r.ilotiurils. w:tj tries to kill him but U i>revent«*d lie patri.i .(• .1 Edouard *'•* ip'*s , • •rnvsii- • • . • u* f•d, 4u f prifol I •• * ' ftcconitruction cf Hundreds of Cities COIVlItRE THE CROWD COES . P in t.;'*: • U llonn Account EKECT 11.COO fJ£W BUILDINGS t r e —mg rapidly* It Caihicr'aCh#-‘. . »u. •»» i. Hue* In tit|» Sr \u t:. 11 l*-' hiding In n lonely cottage on the Sakomiett shore, being so advised by Donald Parr, who fears for her life, should llnrokl learn of her where abouts. Elaine causes a stir in New­ port society by announcing her en­ gagement to lliifoltli whereliy •the schemers expect to secure possession of t Ik* Preparedness 'fund and the TBHTFo! tifTIif- great ‘ChannlAii mtinltions works in the interests of their countries. • Edward, Elaine’* 'dancing Jiart.tcr und lover, unable to ohtnln any trace of Iter sees Pat fin's picture in M.ugu rit*' Clark in "The diouse C.irl the paper ant! idem lilt* it. as that of • at the Star Thursday Elaine. _ Ife begins to drink heavily and goes to Newport but Is denied mViii -.i in to th- I'h.innii:: resident*** Alt b i cball managers should make . dno. Hu r>ert iunibi r iiieti. they have Imb so In-. !• ,• >*;* i • ' ri.|, tu r. and Towns in Cast. Prussia thin' lug she i< Elaine, and vow*-lie Progressing. ■will kill Deuald uiv’ si;;ht. I’atria remembering her experience at th • Iterlln.—The n*c*(»M«tnictl(>n of tin* Midtiinfif Kn.He wltH K Inunrd in i fitin-h •'<!» t.f lilt, h, t..\yiu nml \||lugt's f.ir.it> • ept.,i.|..- Light v.e ! b n ...... is screen actor H.t tiuiuaiional Career • for Movicsr ■■■'•. The C.irl uf I •«! I .»V< \... -oft tli*luk- and cotuiud- patreu- | *< i . »• iits. tip b is now contract' 1 i • net in u fiarnre tiltn depleting his Iwn lifts newest.produ. tjon. " I'M* Girl »•: I. *>t l.akr." to. be exhibited at the Star Theatre. W.ednoday dvoumatrate. that play* may be gripping and forceful, appealing to the popular inflinet an.i MtUfyiRC { * .-\\ry .i-' t of "picture fan "’ Vithogt depending upon • crime, "problem*." or th •lightest infraction of the criminal or moral code. Here i* a play em- a r a m x H ir it STAR The most wonderful picture ever shown in America, giving you the progress the world has made since the. time of the old Bible up to the present time, and show­ ing the big world-war with all its hor­ rors, the big war ships, some of the big battles fought in France; and it makes no difference w h a t your nationality, creed or religion is, or how old you are, you owe it to yourself to see .this won derful picture, to be shown here : : S P E C IA L MUSIC TH EATRE PROGRAM Tue-day — Metro presents Elhel Harry more in Whit* Haven" . *. Wrdne*da) —Myrtle Gonxalei in ".The Girl U ke" ' Thur*day The Magnetic Marguerite Clark in "The * Goo** Girl" Friday—Pauline Frederick Formally a Sanford Gul in ‘'Sapho’* . _ Concert* nightly by Wuheriaglon pnd liou*er .Matinee Daily at 3 :1 5 rALLlNE FKEDtRICK famous F i r m FVamounf Sapho" at the Star Fr.diy your friends that had the pleasure of seeing it.before what the) think of it. . �— h. ■ March 20 .» WK* V: OBAa&mWtZ. SIMPLE LIFE RECOMMENDED BY'JOHN L. ONCE MIGHTY WORLD’S CHAMPION PUGILIST Cat} one Imagine John L. Sullivan, t h e ‘once mighty world's champion, pattering rIhiuI his comfortable farm at North Ahiiigtou. Mas*,, building pig pens, nailing tip and repairing fei ••-. i on' eg ; * Pai n ptituiig elei trlc wtr--Iii til* hoU*o. iiitlklng etiws, gMH'imag .•!t*1 r* i . ng hi-* hor-es had being an allnround liiuijb’ taati on Ids ‘•trtig. hniifiik'* •Mare* |htl Han’s Ju-i the uuy John I*. ututtses himself nowadays, and Im* doing for the past two years, since he ijult^going vii the r*M»d In the show Ini-iiie-s, , ''Tti esc little Jobs a Unit th** farm." raid the old wnrliorse, “is the best exercise In the world. I never felt Iti better health In toy life, and would he as happy ns n ejatn at high tide If tny goral wife d,as only.In n« good condition a*' I nui.' flood, honest, outdoor work Is the best medicine In the world aud keeps a man In tine form all the year round." t :n'k !•» (hi* fr*»M titui* nn>1 time luriun. a-Ulnu iiulltlui; in tin* wuy of rnnk or Rival the Men in Distinguished Service on the Battle Front in France. a fcw-wcck* work. Tho diet for Vileblllllcs” constat* of dhtmeal gruel, llnsood gruel, boiled turnip* and scalded onto. Later they get crushed ont» aud chopped buy, and almost be/oro they kuow It arc In the convalescent ward. The operating rooms with their big beds spread upon the concrcto floor* are ns cheery and Immaculate ns If Intended for human beluga. For nil except the most minor operatIona an anaesthetic Is administered. “The horses take tho chloroform re- 1 mark ably well," said the officer com- ! mnn<nirg. one of the hospitals to the j correspondent of the Associated Press. I ”1 don't think we have lost hut dne patient In the Inst six months." "Patient” seems.n most appropriate designation for the horn*. They nre very pictures of patience until they reach the stage of convalescence. Kach ' patient has a little aluminum tag and n hospital chart which tells his age, color, where he came from, what he shall have to eat and drink and take, when he shall have a nice hot hath, and various notations ns to his condi­ tion and behavior. There Is a personal touch about tho treatment of the horses ! which In itself bespeaks the esteem la which they are held. Walking about the wards the genial "O. C.“ had a kind word or two for his pntlents.___ It j swin K i n parilCQTnrly human thing to >. . —!— A Clasa Eye for One;-----•This old charger,” he said of one, “Is a great favorite Id life lioxpllnt. lie has been one of the bravest of the brave, has lost n n eye In battle, and mi we cult him Nelson. ’ I mu going p> send to Purls and get Idm-n good glass eye before he goes hack to the front.” .. ‘ . So thorough Is the work of the vet­ erinary service that if n patient de­ velops a* contagious ullsense nils the horses In the unit from which he enrne are railed in for disinfection and exa initiation.* So successful Is the work llint 82 per. cent of all sick ease* and “casualties** •nre returned to active "we could run llo* percentage up p> the nineties. Ifpt unforttmalcly In donllng with the liorses wV have at tjtnes pi weigh lla lr eases In tho scales of pound**, shillings and pence. In oth­ er words, we have to decide whether it will pay to save tho unlninl. Is he too old to he of niticli servlre when he Is cured, or will the cottrsi* of treat­ ment le* ■*** long iitol exp<'tislve ns to •CltW'i.ll til* vnllte of future U-eflllne**<? hi striving foT war elllrtein j and the hlgtiest potentiality of honte power nil these tilings must he con* shlerod. It Is the old. old story ngnln of the survival of the Attest. There ts no other way," • Some Idea of tlo* number of Amortcan horses "doing their hit" In the war ■•flit be gained from the tact that 40 per i iiu ><f all admitted to hospital :e Supply Department is now lete. We can Supply Your lice with Anything in Small Office Supplies t Carter’s -Inks Any and every kind of Ink made by Carter’s Ink Company, the best ink made. * V [WRITING 'FLUID Carter’s Old Reliable Library Paste, also the new Cico Paste in tubes and bottles. Mucilage in bottles from 5c to $1.05. • t mini; from Mu* I 'n l te d Slates. EFFORT TO ERADICATE RAT TI•*1* h r i-> fi ik r i i *ftif o f * r n t * v ithu x i i t b a c k t o a b o - p l t a l t o rei Up'Tlite. The hospitals provided for them by the array must very nearly np|lynacli the horse's Idea of heaven. It ts "a Joy to go Into one of tbe coavaleseetit "wards." t “|H-elally at laertl times. Sornetlbies tbe cotivale-reals stand alWith the ItrliL-h Armies In Franco.— tpost nose to n,we, and If tin* horse It would ho difficult la tlnd a more I t e m s * tbe way g e t s b i s Imy llp-t there pampered lot of beings tlmu the war Is a terrible hullabaloo. Fed Four Time* a Day. horses, In the stress,of battle they All the horses In hospitals nre fed auffer with the men, hut, the number of equine "casual!|es" among tlo* hun­ four times a day. The more debilitated dred* nf tbousaad- of horse* em |doveil ••lies are f. d live a n d *>lx times. Wh e n ibey ait* piirtieulnriy run thmti and In t» w ry small. * * There are veterans aiming tho horses danger of being mistaken for boncyurd who have been wounded three or four batracks of Mime kart, the patients get times, there Afe even those who have 'o'tbltlg hilt Cooked finals, mill they suffered nervous-breakdown* from the airly ref el In them. They have tonic*., she tiering shoek of shell*.___ |f they *ihv. and It* (* ‘remarkable to see .thu Twsfre no n In Lli'nkl they would have tnprovt nielli III tlietr condition llitll Government Official* Make Public a Report on tbe Work of Estermlnating National Plague. Horse* Find th# Front More Nearly Approache* Their Idea of Heaven Than Home— Hospital Service Most Efficient. ■HOUSEHOLD lNDELIdLE INK raann i« : u a Linen llll Webstpr’s, the Best Made—Ribbons for Jjjj = any machine, 75c each . = SEMINOLE LIMITED All Sizes and Colors Loose Leaf Ledgers ArSt.Louls....... 1C Ar 53rd St. (Cvcrjil 1 C Ar Chicago tea Vo.) 1 C IOK Xhe I r v i n g s I-Pm^Pitt kind, let show you. Call on us for any supp you need for your office. DlhfO*M*f IOH. U K PING CAR * I S I *»¥1f !Oft• APP1IJO ART TICRIT *Ot NT Of ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD "T H E STANDARD A W .FRITO-T ■■vision r v s tts s tr soiNT », c. v. J ACKSONVILLE. f LA . R A IL R O A D O F T H E S O U T H '* •* J, O. K I R K L A N D m i i i s s i * »oi * t T » M r » , FLA. Division * ». e. L. The Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hoi Gasoline i>rv Cleaningtions of All Kiuils on Short Notice Join Our G en tle m en 's Valei Club. $2.00 P er . .SUITS $ 1 5 .0 0 Altera­ Month. U P W A R D CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFOSD AVE. 1 H erald Printing Department Company PHONE 174 ability ti> And •• an* mi many �rtira rs E T tn THE SANFORD HERALD . PAGE pEVEN HENRY Mc L AU L J N ' To get cnrlxvi copies tlut arc if. t only unl usually sharp anti hcauiifull/ neat, but • ! copies that arc really k permanent* u:« JE W E L E R & * __ Jgssons Items of Interest for the Man MY SPECIA LTIES: ' * Behind the Plow swsDaner Prepared Specially fbr This Newspaper % Produce Home-Grown Pork •• number of large, ’w.J| bred, tick-free profitable pork production should steers weighing nearly a thousand f,e the aim of-every former in Flor- pounds each. requiring three stock ida. To produco pork nt a profit, cars to haul them to market." And. the greater portion of the feeds used Dr. Nigiihert might have added, the rou»t he grown on tho farm. As a increased revenue to the railroads rule, most feeds cart be grown; would he paid out hf tho higher cheaper than‘ they can be bought, prices allowed by the packers'for the and you will save for yourself the better class of stock. So it is not s profit the feed dealer usually makes, one sided proposition. ••Those farmers who wish to have. Members of the state legislature hoc* ready for the murket next fall WCre impressed with the tine live and winter should be planting the Btock and thl. n,Ivanr(,(1 nRriru|tura, necessary crops for fattening them. ’ conditions they found in tick free say* J. M. Scott, animal industrial- Dade county after their .ccent visit •Ut to the University of Floiida ex- t o the Everglades. Tick free t-rriperiment station. .H e suggests this tory encourages agricultural developcombination of feeds which should mcnt, which means more aysongi-rsl prove economical in fattening hogs transposed, man froltfil r+ rr Shilled corn. 100 pounds; s w - t from hauling th<lr personal belong* potatoes, 100 pounds; nnd peanut '"I-* *n*° Hi** territory. and increased pawl. 50 pounds. O r this-one-might-bright traffic when their produds be used; 'JO pounds of shelled corn. 8° *° murket.25 pounds of peanuts and C pounds ‘.‘Some of the main trnnk line railof tankage with green pastures such' roads' in Florida have agricultural as cow peas, brggarweod, or Her- and livestock agents to develop that muda grass for summer, and dwarf lints of business which.is commemle»«‘-x rape, oats or rye for winter. aide. Hut the entire army of em­ ploy eod egn prove their Joyalty to Another good combination of ... . feeds would be 100 pounds of shelled corn. 25 pound, velvet bean seed, fl “ ° n ,n ‘ h ’ ,r ‘’*,,rs * *'•»’»• or box car depots out in thu.woods.'* pounds of tunknge, and t h e 'green save. I). Sll*hh*rt’. “ And nut oiily pa-ture feeds. If you wish to inwill th'-y In- h"ljliti„' t he'U»e| v-''«' elude cassava in the ration, the fn|th*' \\i!| I,,. Ip ‘j.nig In open i lie \v iv luMi-.g i otniiination will prove sail for f iriin-rs to produce cheaper milk. fail«*r> r 100 pounds shelled corn, loo Initier and to-ef m.| ,f ,_ cassava, and 50 pounds pea­ nut .i^l w-iili the green pa-tuic l a r e f >r t h e b r e e d S m i rr..rIf chuff as are grown. th*-v I'be pro.it rnliimti m t- • 1i--!i* p..i i • sulistituled for the cassava of I h i .i r i- lit .tor - II' ..ill lie found that the green p4«tnr.- supplied will go a long wav i , ! l ' r ir'* »')<• hrm.l toward reducing the ™*t of pork *"*• ^farrow ing lime, and production, • . «'» l,‘° cUTV Vf t!»o Hlter," aays C. L. ________________ • . j Willoughby of the University of .• ; Florid.t college of agriculture. ' A r<* Ualtle Need No' Horns rent tirtii'b' it he *- * itio \\ nr!.| and b e e f c a t t l e n o I n n f . r 1.0 III* "'ll I 1 • ’ -si • ip .1 !> 11 - i « t,.-.| • - liorns ttint w e r e m i r e tln-ir ••The il l u 111 i -i i * ri .no sots -|' •- n o n M o r n s a r e now .i f.irr.iw -h mi!.i !>• in- t ii Mio sb-m'.l nut . to the animal anti its own- j„. |iut a p,„. |,y |„rM.|( .„ |,1|Ut ;i rr. What dairyman cannot rnmtm- „,.ek before the time two week* il.or* losing some good row by having 1 |,i.u , r; site should be provided with L.r ii.idcr torn or gashed b>; a horn? jWmc bedding not much which Dairy cattle with horns arc more* >nhoul<l be chang 'd frequently t bar it • and-cAuso a spirit of unrest* muy i„. kept dr... There should be in th-- herd. Tho contented animal s |irun or 0 j| ,n,.a| in her r at i on. ! is th lo-st producer. and very I'ttb-. if any. eurn f i • hirge feeders of tin* miiblte “ .Vi-i ustmiied i,i I, r ‘ irniund••-i *•-»-•• found it always pity* to ings. prujiOrly fed, and undisturbed tb'iiu beef cuttle when putting when h'-r keeper i-iii .t -. h -r p -n if tll« i the feed lot. They are loss *he lias h.itur.d meriis .is .i Iir *•«•*I ■ it.. p-o and more emit' ntyd |sh*’ will pass |li<* d'dl.ir.s "|•n •-ii J•11> tl . ' - .iniinal* with horns, whuh and orderly i i Jn-r owfu-r when the r ■ i-r a lid more economi.il tint** vim's. Hut let lin.n not make, V• ! he polled . animals have a tlie mislakg of providing lu-r with a mo•rm and much neater np- lot of feed fur the tir*t t went-.--four -• mi the market than aniIhours the.-ealti-r A little vvanii n... Ii horns. When without drink, slightly flavored with mid­ 1 cun be loaded into a ear dlings is ail situ needs- or ought to with - d.ingt-b of injury in shiphave.'and rather light ..... lint* should mi v* < iltle heroine nervous in the lie the rule, until h--r .system .is well I t'-r a long trip the strongsettled to its duties. rr j i •.> Iiuvii tlie weaker ones at “ This reference Is to furrowingth-1roy, ftninetitnes severely inhnusc c-are and when nature ,, nni m J'*ri •m or killing tlnmi. tune f.»r I'cst eiiiiditioiis. it is well ( * • may he <b4n»rried 'quicl.ly recognised t h a t ,a sow farrowing in h i use of caustic potash. This the. woods pasture, when th* weather nu ' • -applied to the horn butto is* mild, is* just as well or better left lo-lut i become* attached to the alone, uii U-as th ere are other hog* to skud Kuh the button with the disturb tier-':—1 rauattc. until the part l-*d , lender nnd shows thnt the I n Collon the Real King? °ut* f *ln ■has 'been oaten oil. A Cotton growing ha* it* ptaee in •rah i m* and fails off in a few southern farming. Hut why the rush Ki*p watch to see that th«‘ to plant the whole fartit to tlii* crop? •nil: -• dot a. not start growing again If you exchagne a hale for fpod or k* 11 wtd if the wofk is not thnrfeed s tuIT you will flnd.lt cab buy i'li" button may be picked no more now than it did in 11*14. oht or peeled off with n sharp knife Here are a few figure* representing •f ti.i« nu-thod is preferred. average condition*. > In «i horning older animals it is Compare the retail equivalent net .-scary to peel the skin aroupd value of u bale of 12 -ceqt cotton in khe horn well bo£k and cut the July, 1914, with its value thi* ex­ norn 'lose ot the head. If this is carefully done a noat po,j w|j| r* u|t. ceptional year, un 18-cent average. The horn may be sawed with an or- Here is what you could buy with dir.uij butcher's or bono saw. There your bale of collop then and now, we several patent shear dehorners excahnging a hale for each item: Four tons of hay then, 3 !« ton oh the market that do the work pow; 80 bu. of corn then, 75 hu. tapldly but not as neatly ns tho saw now; 92 bu. of oats then, 90 bu. •r-'l l.tiib1. Most cattlemen who now; 12 barrel*' of flour then. 9 large numbers of cattle prefer to us.- the dehorners on account of barrel* now; (700 lbs. of lard then, 500 now; 500 lbs salt pork then, 500 urn* saved. firing the fly season special enre now; 400 Hi* baron then. 375 now; l'° taken to cover the wound 92 hu. aweet potatoes then. 90 now; * ‘1h a heavy tar to prevent infec­ 6G hu. Irish potatoes then. 40 now-. And all of these products are tion with maggots. things needed on the farm, says the University of Florida, extension di­ „ ,l*llToadn Should Also Help vision, and the producing of thorn "n*- of tho quickest and surest will be a long step in the safe farm­ *»>* to increase freight and passen*r r, ;,!nue# for the railrouds in the ing program. D. II. Houston, Sec­ ~*,P ” lo ' radicate the cattle tick." retary of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., isHucd a statement recently i , ‘ '* lho message of Dr. R. M. in which he said: U. S. bureau of ani; "Tho south has heretofore been ' industry who is cooperating too dependent on corn and cotton. f " stato of Florida to eradiIt has pdt too many of its eggs in S , lhc ca‘ tlo tick. Ho is hartding one basket. Although it is largely pi* ' ' ,;iKe to loyal railroad emagricultural, j t has imported in the y °u »co no connection neighborhood of six or seven hun­ wi.tl iick eradication and freight dred million dollars' worth "Of food­ tirr nur* Hero it j.; **Kifty hca(i o{ stuff* 'from the west. It is clearly fait!..' nBt*vc Pinoy woods good economy for the soilth to sup­ 'k’bing six hundred pounds ply her own foodstuffs and feed­ c . r ' - t ? ,t0 crowtled into one stock stuff* and it is certainly a safer of . k . rev<fnuo is only one-third ‘ Out n'ight michi arise / ___ __________ from the same practice for h«r to do so.' riC K AHD’S II AND-PAINTED CHIN - ----------- GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE By Pictorial Review ELGIN AND U ALTHAM WAT( IIE* W id e r Belts G ro w in g in Favor. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « « O O O O ooecoooooooooooe deep. Gather be’.wccn double " T T ’ * perforations and 2 inches above! Ad just stay under git hers, centers** vest, ♦ « single small " o " j>erforation at lower edge of stay at under arm ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ < m o o o o c s t o o o o o m o * scam. Double* " o o ” perforation in I'tie Inrh 1 at«i- Will lie Published Un •ta.v indicates center-front. To finish'the nock, sow collar to drr This iirsding At I h c Kale Of S7.? edge, center-hacks even and along Per Year ainnll " o ” perforations in right fr.oit. bringing single large " O " or double D r. II. H . M cC aslin small " o ” perforations together. D E N T IS T Leave collar free (on left side) from shoulder seam to front edge. Office in Garner & Woodruff building Now, close sleeve scam as notched and gnthcr bciweea double ‘ "TT” j»cr __Formerly Occupied lly firrtitltiTivj^fqifrh ' trimioTng |deee on Dr. W. E. H o u s e h o l d e r ruff,, notches evpn. Turn edge of cuff under on . slot perforations; lap to THOMAS KMMKT w small ‘•ui’ |-.>>loraii..|is; Mitch -*i * K. IKIIUI KON Hot SIIOI 1)1 S ‘ inch front - fnl>J leaving free belotv single large “ O " perforation. Bn. rur t.i *1 -\i- r* tiotehed, small Mo ‘ perforation in cuff at seam of sleew LAW YERS nnd bring folded go of cuff, to small " o " po-fe atlon in sleeve. How iti Snnfortl, • .Florida aimlmlc • n"trb I, small " o " per . ••i-ssnn \ BUSINESS CARDS i Carbon Paper Buy typewriting tup pit »§ o f THE Herald Printing Co. Phone 118 SANFORI). FLORIDA — I Maxwell’s --------------------- Wilson & Housliolder M a g a z in e s P e rio d ic a ls Soda Fountain • C ig a r s an d T o b a c c o s Elton J. Moughton Modern, Up-lmDate llarher Shop in connection AKCIIITI'CT office in Vowel' llldg. Tlir •|•rini; «ea«--n i. going t-i be tha signal for the appeuiaine of mat t charming fro* Isa in amvttiv*l tone*, t’a.-looite and «attn are combine I ’ > ■ • in ..UI. i This 'In o v frock in nm.-tln-t . ach i - : •■ t r'mmcd with a wide i rti h belt of iinetby«t satin an I motif I l I • 1111 i I r • . Tucks a I.I- *- r at vi'lii-t ride of the front and back of the wai*t, while the iilte piere tunic is gathered over n two piece circular skill. In medium sire the costume re­ quires 5ai yards ID-inch material for the wal«t and tunic, f o r t h e gores t .i r.I« I'fll « 'I I-.- -. led. I-Ut if ' I w. f » I- II. I |.s . .. I . I 'I I .' . iffi >f Ol.ll- - ' . •' , I.ir-I ■' . I.lllllg l - l I Ik ii ||>. r |•:»rI. To.lav ’» lieinc dressmaking lesson deals with the eoli-t rmt loll of the design, vvhieli beg:|is In the elosing of tin- shiniblcr »i- iiii of the wjilst. Then -form tuck* and stitch. Close under. arm •earn an t turn edge of right front utiib-r mi small * * o " perforations; stitrh P-. iucli front fold, t'n-lerfaeo fr .ui .-(• < h-f| fr-iitl. 1 *.. Iqeh |*j. » ' it R e v ie w Costum e No. 7111,. 7 iciitj. 1041 si. Si. Phone 182 S t i ford. FI. ..G E O . A . D E C 0 1 T L S .. C . H . DlfviGEE \l luKM d ivi- U l VM , |o| si I \W fora* lo t....... . I ' I . .I a.ii, e.i«;ng im. J »' - skirt, jo i n gores n- ' lilt'll, e ii- Sl.-l- t to I I •.'r t .t l t ..lifts *till tier •Wiw . 11 i.i* Hl.lv n..|el..-.| l..fit-ieg I ft si fe fe.iin fi .above 1'irge " I I " |>erforatii'n in fr-.iit got- for pr.u'ki t... IS.fl her be twei-n -boil,;,. .“ T T " perforations. Ail just, sti; I.i tig upper edge over upp--r row* t-f gather* in waist, rontefs even; bring -! 1-fu tin t r Art" r. till Tl - t . til 1V l-<- I I - I " Il-i« P-! l - It ' t-. 1. <• • ••ft* > tr i.t nl.-iig -Ii •' t 1 ' j*. t t'.-rul •t. • . 1. 1 *’ » ••i•!>■ r In t n ■-i ( Plumbing -t mfiifil I I G a s I. A \V V E It s i II 9. All \\<>rli I l i ' r f i t e s My P e r s o n * i n i i; i Ifni si: l*hnni ^1I *. h Attention And lit-Ht F.lTortN Opposite I ilv 11nil Sanford Lodge No U2, F. and A. M. Uommiinii .ition <'v<-rv-first and third rhuni'luyr at 7::!D. visiting brethren wiromc , * <» I. Taylor 0 J Miller SoiT'-taiy A'. M •I 4 v. .*•!/• I K iA l tou, lV •!»*• -i to -t I 'nf-diss Sanj &Practical K v_. ^ J^ome dress /toKina jCessons 1'riie, , i ,'T lg - \H\l IM iS IM i In 4 Im wil t unit. Netrnllt Jutflrlal l lr«ult St n Im-ir I . I luvtft*. In I hares r » llftijiniili |»rrm,l ••lit|*1aif aril tnv in Mii-nii-.' I b ill o v e r t h e I m p c r i a I i .1 r. Vi- t in g . um iuinion-i v. e>com a t* 1. T a j lor l ’. J . H um ph .N .'y H ig h Frit-si . llr , VI. II '1 In I • - « - l.o.fgr VV fitftlsM rlil.* VV 3 II. i i i o i .o.l, t I iiu i> VV Tl'-ll'O t, I i- sitr, I- J I M-tu-tm I i-.ii*s T lloi. Ir ii.-l A I* II,.A, r, l—r l-u-l .ml, \v I n n V ■ I , il, I VV I I l - .r l . «■■i i Ini!*- VV V ..line, I til Ir I . . i* I . V I. * - •... I 4 . - .i.i.i-.: I V\ if i >• I i •ol, r. i u, . * ).-l. « I' SI It*t« t vI. * .*■> .M-I I .III. \ » .!«. 1,1 .llr. I .11.11 i- i . . . i . i:»Gct Mu—i. to-. Il.lv l o l l . . . I l l l o ill l o l l . , A l rock of Unm istakable Style. ginning, hqwrvvr. is to study the con►Iruction guide rnrcfiillv « •Hi.-it it <-nn !<• folliiwed tito|.'r«lMnlitigt V. Nlndi the foundation skirt to L-lt of rrntArfroiit nu miiuII |M-rforiitions mi l -♦mt-di—rm—ctrTTtng;—nrrn—cIom- I-.-irk seam. , Finish unjM-r edge from center front to *hi*hc-i edges fo r closing , Next, eloso *<-oiiis o f uiiderh' -le, hrm the front e-1 ;•- nnd « !••••• I>ai\ srams t-f Collar, nnd faring having .\)onroe I'huptcr Not 15, It. A. M. M.-r-ta i-v.-ry *i i-otid and fourth Thurs I I Alrl.rf lD‘4ll >» • nt| si t a f bn.|* «..r|uill ii-t , liwftk \ Its *t «ihI Mary M I • t. I . Aa.f. . J •' |te*-t. Waltri > Adam* J |l lift*» fi a*||«| \ If) I(r••wii( lo« Ii . it> i l . r ) . ioI I . .-* •i*r» l.o » ilr , Mrr-- » M< nr «- aJrnlni*i n t i l i ut i t . i . l » u ol |i. I ’, . >*• nrr-r, ,*•».. i.i, -* I t , - l . r V Prepared Specially for Thi.i Newspaper By Pictorial Review cniinnle t hapier 2 , Order finMrrn Sta .Vj-i-t*every first and iliir.l Tutsday -i. fcneh nionth. I very one who has s.-cn *i S' rm th* Last .ire cordially invited o v i- it t hi<* ch iptef Alo. F. iiiibbtns, Scc'y lie raid *>of Liberty Meets at Lag!*-*' H.II lir-t Monday night in .*.t* I. inqid b at 7:3tJ. Win’. E llou-'-lud.b r. Commander * M i-. |li-rlhu I’n<-l t*rd. Secretary I . ||. I. VV • I . . . . I - .. . VV VI . . . 1' I V .IV . VV v •. » .- I ) I » I I. I . I »•.- I I. ' ■i n kf.l ' o i l . M .loi-, l.<- ‘.ft ., I I *• lots 111* . To I r.t.V A * Hi <| . i .i Mai > tin-*. )-•- »itr .i.i. j i* ii. i y .I-, i l h . r l . . VV V• u. r an.I lla tarl Th.- Sanford Council K. of C. Mce' the 2nd Sunday 3 p. m.. und lho itli Sunday S p. m.. each nionth, at K. of C. Hall Oak Ave., T ro. S- hit&l. Grat'd K< ight. Vtl.nir *t..i ' C. 1- Hritt. Fin. Scc'y. Munirtosro Il a|.|aartnc fo-ni lhc sl'.lsirll nt t*. II. ttnl,in*»n, sil»rn.>' sr«! sr«-nl l . r I'htipdii l.od^c No 5, K. of P. llaln.nl In Itc slum .n lri] . » ! . « t.-nin — MFPTFlrirftlitl iu.'l loiifth T u t s (1ay*. i* Ii *Iii’% | * ii.-' r fTil 1 tAhW•A. IWw ,&!iry |tpvt» l i t »h|f* •ml J* l»« *i, \ i » ' l i r !'s. ,\H«ir* ®ril L kir lr* U VoUHff •ill ItfttpalMor t*f #f»*) Iff «»f filler -Salt* tl »f| i f *!•» ul H o f ta li »h»t llu 'f ftf.*»nfTlr* ■•t«lvr«w lift- to flit i t t •ft * > «*>'l fcp*»'t uflkflovn. Kfi'l » l i t tli»rr »*r.o i**r «•»» In Ah** » t « t » ni I I* »!)'•, ( t r trrficr of a m i I>| r r n « «*tt A»l)«*rn mot |t| I'ifttl ' t i l i|rfi » tUfi'f, 4fl)l 11 •t miu I .1# #« »4*t•v*t • i r r o t r r tl»«« if * i»f i^ *n iy*o n r N'isiting lltilghta always wiK-ontt*. Ii MtT-aulln O, J . Miller It *and S. . . . r . C. hnI ) r t t i.. •, It |s tlie rr fo fr cr •I*r »•! 11*At you «lo ip* p«»r to t l* «omf loir. »nt *« t i l l h« r* In fllrel jin • ( L e f . r . ^t i . |n 4 'U y pf A p ril, A. l». IP17, ( lit i»m» • ru!» <l«y «f f»iYI court. Siti'fnnl l.oilgy No. 27, I. O. O. F. Meets t-very Monday evening at 7:30 in M. W. A. Ibill. Piro Hloek. All vis­ iting brothers eorditflly invit'd, • Jaa. F. McClellan J. \\\ O. Singletary N. G. U. See. It If further « > r r •*1 th»t thi* notice he puhlUhcfl In the FirCon! llrraM, • ftrf»paper pul Ii*K«l In 5anlortls Hrtnivtnlc coun­ ty. Itoneia, once a %<*k for Vight ronwcu* t if f tarclia. 0924 For the girl who must achieve tames instead of clothes from a mod­ erate income, this design in old yel­ low voile and ehiffon is suggested. The bodice is rnado in surplice effect and the skirt has a three piece tunie, For the woman who must achieve costumes, instead of merely clothes from a moderate income, here is a plover suggestion—a frock of old yet•]nw voile trimmed with brown and gold braid nnd a chemisette of pale ecru ehiffon lined with pink net. In fact the chemisette i* a part of tho underbloase. The surplice bodice closes at the left sido nnd the three piece gathered tunic is mounted on a cir­ cular foundation skirt • with high (waistline. In medium sire the dress 'requites flty yards 3ft inrh voile, with 1 % yards chiffon for the undorblouso 'and 2 Uj .yards material for the fouddstlnn skirt. If desired, the home dressmaker msv* begin with the foundation skirt. The most ii-r-qctout thing at the be- large " O " perforations. Rew ths collar to neck. Adjust faring on'col­ lar, plait underbody nt lower edge and adjust atay i -ulcr plaits. To make the tunie, turn under side of buck sectl.>n and lap on frunt, no(thrwam/l edges even. Close seam undespisirr" Hem (lie,front, then tho lower edge. Now, gather the entire upper edge. Adjust on - foundation. Adjust skirt, stitching upper edge 2% inches above lower edge of underbody, center fronts and center-backs oven. Finish from renter-front to slashed edges for closing. Form n plait in front of overbodics, creasing on slot perforations and stitch Invisibly. Plait extension ia right front, rinse seams as notched. Htitch a straight strap of matorlal at s m a l l . " o " perforations in back to pass-belt through. I'lait belt bring­ ing **T ” to small " o " perforation. Blip through straps In bark, tack along under arm scam. Arrange on iaderbody, center-front* and eenterbaHte even; etitch armhole edges to­ gether, notches even. ■ For the fancy sleeve, clove seam as notched. Gather between double " T T ’ * perforations Join slrovchand with a strnight gathered ^ Inch ruffle, firing ends of elervrhand together; finish for closing. Bew in armhole as notched, small " o " perforation at .shoulder seam easing any fulness. The pockets mav lie omitted if de­ sired or, tliev may l»e used and fur­ ther trimmed with wool embroidery. Pictorial K e tis * Costums No. 5921.Bices, 10 to 20 .‘ tars. • M rs. ITice, 20 ccata. Grace E. Williams Millinery Store Telryhoue No 25 S\M OKI) I MlHiLS 4 small *••>" perforations in lunie lit under arm seam. If tunie -is made with'open front, bring front edge of tuni.- o\. r large •'(?" perforati -'i in, T k e . I n It m n y l»r ♦ F i t t i n g SCHELLE MA1NES •Ion' !.- - ' l l ' | -.rf.-ratio n s. A d ju st tu n ie , ^titeliliig- g a l l ie r s iito n g . upper edge o f s k i r t ........liters eVt-lt; line o f nir• I and W ltn rM F.. A. I ’oufflat*. O r rtrrlc of our Ci rcuit Court and tho •«al of t he* raid court •t th e court hoUMf in HanfflTH thia tha 6 th day of FeLruary. A. !>. 1917. (•♦al). B . A- i »o i m ; i . a s s . * Hol.inaon A llr a rd a ll. 1 Ccm plalnan ta * Snltcltcvr, < J» T u e *-9 tr C|pik. Nailer of A r . l l ' . l U s for T s t l iv e d t 'n d r f • Nrrtloa S o t < k s . l r t . 4 S I S , l . s o . or Klor- Ido Notice lv hr rrt.y j l v r n t h s t Ceorfw It y in s n * p u r r h s . r r ol. T s » -TeM ifirsts N o . - 9 IS , its lvd' th e Srd d sy of J u n e , A. I). 1912. hs. filed rsid rertlftr ste In my ufflee, and h s t m i d r . i - p l i r . l l e n (nr t s t dred tn l . s u s In ■ r r o f d . n r e with law. S a id r r r t l f i r s t . ereh r . r r s the toltowinx d«»e>tt,rd property •Dusted In Heminote r o u n l y , F lorid a, to* wit: U t s 2 and 3, IMk 7 . T i e r I , Hanford. T h e said land brin e s r . e r . r d s t th e d ate of th e iesuanre c f rurh r r r l l f i r . t r in the name of F lo rr n re llrard all. l*nlee« raid rerliS * r a t e ehall be redeemed arrorriln x to law t s s dred will i » u a t b r r e o n on tha S l i t day of Marrh , A. U .. 1917. W ltn r.a my efllrist a i fn s t u r e and aral thia t h r 23rd day of F r b r u a r y , A. T>. 1917. (aral) E. A. H O t l O I . A S 8 . r i r r k P lr rult Cnurt Krm lnote t ' o ., r i a II) V U . M r l l s n l r t , |>. C . * * . v ............. ...... N o . . . . •> *| ilr al.an ( r r T a t l ) r r d t 'n d r r Nrrlio n S of ( haotrr 4 S l S , L t . r of Flor* Ida’ N'ntiro ia herrhy ( i v r n t h a t Edw ard A. P r l i f c r r , p u r r h a .r r of T a i O r t i f i r a t e No. 424 , d atr d the fith day o f J u n e , A. I). 1911 haa filrd raid r r rt if lra t e In my ofltrr, and haa madr apptlrslinn for t s s dred tn ia.ue In sc r o r d a n re o i l h law ? a i d ' rer ll f i r a tr e r r h r a r r . t * . .fcllnwinf drarribed property rilu a ted Tn f e m in o t r r n u n ly , Florida, In. wit l ir e P E rnr nf F E J 4 of SWf t j . See. fi. T o w n . hip 21 P, It 30 F a . t , run N '.'.fi 7 ft. W 4«S.7 t l. * 4 f i « 7 ft F. 4 * 8 . 7 f| fi arr ra. T h e .yid land brin x l u r u n l at the dole ot th e irtu sn ee ot aurh r r r t i f l r a . r in the nam e et J . O. M oore, t in i e r , raid r r m f i r . l r .h a l l he red rem ed sr r n r d i n c tn ' * * l a s drr.l will ia.ue thereon on th r * t * t day of Marrh . A. I>. 1917. W l l n r - . my elfirial alynat ure and aral thl* the 2 7 t h day nf F e b r u a r y , A. T) 191 (•eat) F A. D O t u i t A S S . t ’ trrk Cirr ult Court Srm ln ote Co ., Fla. fly V. M. M r D s n l r l , D. C. Il-T u ea.fitc •• Gate'Lily • am? No. 6, O. W Meets second and fourth Wednesday nights in each month. K. L. Miller J . F. Hoolehan Clerk • Council Commandar H. F. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 Meet first und third Wednesday night at corner of Fir*t St. und Palmetto Av#» Cruse Hornes J. G. Hurley. Exalted Uuler ■ Secretary The Lake nrceie Coutull No. 31 Junior Order United American Mechanics . Meets every Wednesday.at 7:30''P* M., in tho City HalL Visiting brother* are welcome. ‘ Q. IL Smith. Kec. Sec.. , Celery City Aerie No, Ift&J Meeting every 2nd and 4th Tuesday night at 8 o’clock Eagle Home, Oak At *. Visiting Brothers Welcome E. E. Hagan C. C. Woodruff Worthy President Secretary O J I 8 THI HE NO. 61, I. O. R. M. Meets every first and third Friday nights at 7:30 in Masonic Temple. Visiting brother!) welcome W. A. Ginn, John Stamper, C. of R. Sachem United Urolhrrhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Sanford Loral Union No. 1751 meets first and third Thursdny night at 7 o'clock In the M. W. A. Hall, Pico Blk. i . W. O. Singletary W. W. Van N c * Sec.Trens. President Modern Woodmen of^mcrica Meets 2,-4, Thursday evenings, 7:80, In M. W. A. Hall, Pico Building. C. E. McDonald C. D. Coucli ?• Gotuul Clerk Try The Want Column And Get Quick Results �— T i r e SANFORD HERALD ill i of trouble/ The same condition existed during, the war of 1812-M. There were those who were always ready to "aid and abet- the enemies" of their country. During the wa with T l i ’fico Tn 1847 the Whigs took the place of Tories and no move of the government in that great strug­ gle, which ended in aiding an cmROOSTING O i m C IT Y The Sanford Board of Trade is piro to our territory was approved They bitterly opposed glowing stronger every day and by them. the annexation of the territory those who have been half hearted lla Um (llT br Canta* IZ-Oa Pm T»u la . . , , which was ceded to us by the treaty A4*aa«e zo«. r . . M~ib members and those who have not la *s«a»a Mia n* M.d« ai Oftn been members ure now the strongest at Guadaloupc. For more than twenty years the supporters because they see results in tho good work of the Board of causes which led to tho war between Trade. The publicity campaign is the states had been brewing, and at in a great measure responsible for its outbreak tnen were very general­ this and the goow work should be ly. lined up on one side or tho other continued and every public spirited both north nnd south. At the nrth, citizen of the county should join the Mr. Lincoln had very much to con Sanford Board of Trade and do his tend with from the fact that such part. The other cities in Florida vast -numbers of people about hint that are forging tp the front can and throughout the north were in trace their growth directly to the open sympathy with thp seceded work of the Board of Trado as the states, and so ready nnd willing to following from the. Miami Metropo­ give their service's to the undoing of lis signifies: the very plans he had §ct before him la appreciation of the line work*] and, t,K> l'coP>e «'f ‘ be port It for acdone by the Miami Chamber of contpliihing the conquest of the March 20, 1917' ;xxxxxxxxxxi>»ascxxxxXxxxttxxxxx««xxxxxxxxx T I I F G A N F A D n H F B A I TV l,orn a d W tU ln f, and tho onea tfin lU E d A n rU A I/ dQl4h0 h|8gMt and best business in the future will undoubtedly bo tho stores that advertiao their offerings nnd back It up with the goods *and the service. You can't beat it .— Augusta Chronicle. .0 what a lot of worry and care you would escape if you had a * SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX in which to put all your valuables? • No Burglar or Fire would get you excited then. We rent Safety Deposit Boxes, at .$3.00 per year. Sinyrte, isn’t it? To relieve you of worry at so nominal a CQst. PEO PLES BA N K O FSA N FO R D < 4 - * t IVANrYnilRBUSWtb^ SANFORD, FLORIDA C. M. HAND vir^rr^d.i F_L WOODRUFF Vics.PrciMtnt II. R. STEVENS 0. L. TAYLOR Caihirr R. R. DEAS Am 'I Ctihisr XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Commerce f<>r tho city of Miami south. _ _____ ......... of the 1,1 t i:.i p r mum: and . Aa th ia m a y . he a mutter-of inter-J blooded bog* o n h r r 1 ;n0n..7 r,. r ; . (| He is- very : t, uM* rapertnllj' tn ajrjTRvTuTtbh of the When the cirsls of the Spanish-! song that has ever been rendered in est also to many of your readers near Sanford. hearty cooperation that has made j|American, war upon ||us I the city, umi t|te I’ipe Organ Club, will you kindly make such use of it nstic for the future uf tIn- , , , , , -ft-r | ................. ** M l »rnme W llfV J» | Mr. l| | , this •work possible the__following! McKiglev hail to mcul_lin* s a m o n p . jwiuck- kaa~«lu»cfH*~«*f-tlK—dny rrr-yntr may ifrenrpTupcr? (Justry in this s t a t e / as <v*ryho<J" . Sq&ford— cidery- -bn *— become a II. IL linker. Tfil7ute to the •"men of vision" r e - 1 position. "Remember the Maine," persuaded Dr. Hyman to give the knows,, and looks forward to the’ household word inthis <ountr>. It Bp0 ngjij]t. for (be year’s achievements and "Cuba Libra" meant nothing to Sunday night hour to tiujm for the time when the entile tick will he w»»feared that thesevere r o M e ? bccn ,,rought to the Metropolis |the dissenters. No thrill of patriot- rendering of the program anti .the The Titusville Road eliminated nnd good jto ck tah, t be perienced in the state early in Feb­ fur publication and is given here ism ever Rtirrcd their hearts. All Doctor has consented to read an Orlando. Fin., Mar. I7 r I9 f7 . P|ni’° ‘ he *crub nil over Florida. ruary had ruined the celery crop, Easter Story in connection .with the Editor Sanford Herald: endorsed not only by The Motropoj they did was to settle hack in the 1 nlso »u'1 his wife, who , . -I but thnt was not the c a s e , the oidy Iisi hut also— we feel- by the Ml- trnecj and balk. And when the war musical program. (jn a recent visit to my home at Enthusiastic, and who scertn to love setback being a slightly retarded aminos who know mithihg about was brought to a successful issue nt Genova it became necessary to travel ‘ ho life on the ranch, and Dr. f t ! * ' *** l ^ ' i 'i -1 'l '- i *S f l11' U,P' t “ |»he ’good work of this Miami or- once they began to* decry nny policy the Titusville road,from tho Genova- Blackman tolls me that she n at Regarding Stable Manures which might manifest £ ! . . '. h " , S ,V ’.' K.nisntion. T 4 „ . r . l c l . I. lt « i.h *h . of - expansion - ......••- •■••• Oviedo -clay road to the east end of n,1>' ‘ into ready to don kh;. .l or •!cn . Orlando, March 17. 1917. been getting $2.60 a crate, delivered ........ ... itself. . the St. Johns river bridge. Wo no- overalls to help him in the n Editor of the Sanford .Herald: . 1 -,be Tail w , « t l o n . - - S , . AU« u ,. M'T , J And so President Wilson was in tine Record '* The real spirit-of Miami is'typiThe question was recently raised ticed a number of places improved though aw I have alvvnjs n.-.l.r•• «. I fled and uuclciitctl in the total of no strange plight w-fp-n the tiiibus- at Sanford and vicinity whether by "strawing," hot for several miles stood, she is a lady of r.if. — o— : 3 lH.000.tro which the M ia m i’Cham­ ters refused, to give him the powers stable and barnyard m anures. are west of the bridge tho road h In a l - ! merits, and now i know thnt sb- t, . ’ T H E VALUE OF A D V E R T IS IN G ber of. Commerce has- distributed which v\otlh| enable him to iiiAugtir- required „to bi-ir tlo- tax -tain;>. mo*t impassable -h 'pe. being* v, rv orte. n orte* bf hf magnetic char" • Establishments of every kind •lari-ig ti.e pa-t > ir for |.ablt,*u-' li I l l ' l l . s i , .It I >1 • the f lu * m i i i . i I'ar-ful , '. i r 'f i l l Il-'IIP ' ill i ll * ' I T o w ,|, , | I r-'iigli. to-, cssitiiti-ig most home in rim-d utralit guarantee and the mutter be* commerr(.il «>r iinlii-tri.il mu-t e, gag, leo. This 11 <im demands mure than If the |i iiple <vliu are blocking the mg of general interest | vv'rote the driving to preei-qt injur.' to •.ir and l"rt wring to cl ass in the great undertaking of inlver- |ia*sin-,- ml'r< <i and attention, fur il po'i i's uf tlo- I’r -ii|- I were furei :n-* ('omioi«*iui:i.-r uf Agri ulture: great di-* imfort l i the occupants N’ot the lea.it of in;, tising if they arc to. survive in the represents the positive ami r< at in- horn citizens one would not be mi pations is that of a Mr \Y. D. Ballard, whose work IU.ii km in farm in th< gigantic struggle of world wide char­ l< ri - ’ s uf |he Citizenship uf (hi- i l l ' , surpriv-tL but that men who have* ” .\m I correct in my understaiul* acter that is now under way. The expressed in lain il ls* .values, apd been reared under the protecting ing that Section II of the fertilizer keeps him in sight of the bridge and ; ''", „....... ' ’ /*.. \.......I lau exempts Stable manure from approaches il great deal of the time, manufacturer who experts to thrive iontTiblit<d through an Box Supper nt Lake Munm y i .. f , . | i i . organized fol/Is of the .ta r s and • tripes, a n d ;,,,,. „ toc^ yanN .chlcttfo. St. . " h(> h:>* observed with a good and grow, must put.out some money A committee of three, connlting to acquaint the public with the V ilu i ' T a 2 VV° ^ < falh" * ' 1^ ‘bly f ° r K-nera-, LnuK >( whIfh hjj# C0||C lhloU|, h ;dent of care the extent of the trafpuunc wun im v ,mt» nmili woman ami child has been a lions have breathed nothing but t h e ' . .*! . .. 1 1 UM‘ vd. Oglesby. Mr. J: r of Mr*. substantially the following process; :,lr v'lng this road told me it is verty of his products, nnd the merchant participant. free a lr’of perfect liberty would bold-' Wynn uiu I Mi-.* Neiui M Dried all rotighnge screened o it C f’at one or more vehibcleluio;; who expects to outdo ibe obi time I\ -tep imiethe breach » .t I.luck the the rc-idue then being ground or o-u.i !y insight going one way or ilo- named .it a irtei-tmc ie -1 'I l « i c * do r of l"nit i- (hi cro.vv roads .-,oi in :l. d u , : , ^ 1t wu.\ wlien t 1..... i• . h . r,M- J ; t be t ii>’ii ii -i rum*’’ t wt.i ev : brokeii up - i . ’.i d. iti . fur cunvent other .many P :i.n several being in <huri li i inlay night. the public f i . t * .md rg I g u v •■ . unit i.t a n l i n i n g u u n mi ght Iiimied bn\ , an qld f.-i 11,«» ier .—pin* i f Vi;, X 'ltn ; i In ei.t handling, and shipped to the ''- h t at the suite time merchandise and main to sustain tlo honor, in-{ to be gi\ en nt tile r bur. h 1 ; i l.*v I lie wi rid. I ruin \ lie o ; i t r i l i u : i u n » Discussing the enormous expcndiconsumer as manure, the only guur|, to be hoped the rumor i* true tegrity and the djgnity of oty great k night. For the inform at inn i»f t antce living that it is what it is rep,|,at,be county commissioners or turea that will be made iti advertis­ of general optimists and through its nation would seem ttnthinknhle. who have heiwi hu uiifunnii.it* .1- in ing, this year, the Industiral’ Index hu tnlicrship dues, this institution of resented, to b*', i. e., pure Unndul- others in authority have been out crated stable ’ manure of sheet I . m a m ! t ' f .V '11 ( »'»vc failed to attend an affair of this representative ciriiemi, seeks to adTo those who paid any attention lerated oayai ogs • 1e•,lir a t t •r n,,n , 7nK r? d W,‘ h “ VleW ° f ,ttk '!K ^n.r, it might be well ,n «av ?- ,: vertise the superior charms of this to the closing scenes in the United' hog raw action to have it put to pa»*ai)l<* " T h e ennrmnus sum of Jl.rtOO.- ‘ city, npd no one can deny the divi­ ef nav he each li.cii* howi*vcr l*f**ir» i m*i i •^ ** »*ox supper on** oUvft «ai ** *x of States senate it must have hern a in; ' . . ‘ r’ ' a r . shaP*’ I M county, wants a d v e r t i s -I .lunch u l. __vin_ lh „ usual r»ri‘ •• of 000,000 will* lie expended fur adver* dends declared wherein, all. have bee matter of qtic.-tion whether it w is 'a paying t hq ing a tag stating the minimum eon- 'lng'and it don’t want the kind that ’ tising this year in the United States" lietuTu iaricV . ait cents. The lunches ar- K* *-.t ft 1 se-sion of a legislative* body or a tent to be so much of Ammonia. goes with iinpas-ablc roadWith —According to the •-timate of the ;n. ,1 He who fails to letni. a w lliug ms r «- school district debuting soci­ I’lios Acid and f'otasii as the case this road put in shape and some by the ludicx of the cornu.i< Ad men’s Club of Atlanta. all are wrapped in hoxct \a« fly mav be. ety. publicity given to the fact, also to alike. Each box contains t \v. " I t is declared that no.pjtn.se of hand or refrains from activ e’ support fll P Uf ihon* uho u«*re in tho preal of tlo- work of this zealous organiza­ If I am rortc.t in under-tai.du.g the •completion of the brick road the evolution o f . American business of the Indy prepnrt-ig the 0 I i»f th<* t»D0 at llalakai n I «*n* hucH mantif** woul<1 exempt, fioni Geneva to Sanford much travel in the Iasi ipi.irtiT of a renttifv ha- tion i- blocking his own welfare and an agreement to e.it the I t • * 1 nysun wrute t Ine special Ma t e t.ix e t c , may I wiil move that way ami travel been so remarkable a* the growth of progres- and narrowing the perspec­ any gentlemean purchasing t N'ut th'irs tu re;u>oii why. tive of Ins own In r .oy. There are further ask if the fact’ that a certain through the county is bound to’ benadvertising, and the f.,et that ad­ The fun usually comment- U.w U*1n*n Only theirs to do and die." many reasons why Miami is the manufacturer udpofed » brand ent it in many ways. I do nut bevertisers wi'J expend jl.000.iHMi mill So, men of America, citizens of name for his shipment niter the case? lieve too much striss can he laid on the boxes are opened a n d ? ip;«/ •i* fastest growing, resort in the world in 1917. is in itself, the ultimate anv i tilly this glorious nation, when our coun­ so that if sample*, of such material having this matter given immediate announced. Ev^ry one is i •wer to the question if indeed, such It lias- not grown entirely without al 1 ..ti.f invited to joip in.'the fun the judicious foresight .md organ­ try stand- in danger there is only’ wire submitted to you same could attendtion. a question cvi-is in the mind of an;, ize d zeal of men of vi-ion. Even one patriotic thing to do. and,that i- , not be analyzed under the law." Monroe Friday night. 1 ours truly, person, whether advertising .pays My.Country, right or J • To which f have his reply dated gpater pc ho vc meats lie beyond the lu proclaim. ’ . H. IL Bakvr. A famous magazine recentlypresent. Let no man -disparage or wrong,” and stand shoulder to March IG reading: • The county commissioners expect Benevolent Man's Advantage stated editorially that it knows sev- block this adin'rr.ble work for it.- shoulder and -ide by -id** with nil to do all that is possible to place ths Tin* benevolent lias the ndviiutoge "In reply to your favor of the eral concerns who-e physical as-ets future suco-ss depends upou the efforts that are being put forth to 14th inst. you are informed that road in first class condition Editor). o f the envious, even In this p ri-m t could be replaced fur 35,000. yet active interests of all.**' save the nation. Remember that l i f e ; for the etivioti- i- tori'iont**1 not whom* business could not be hhught And since <21.000.00 was used to when we lose this country it will be harvnard or stable tnapurc is ex­ only by III) tlo- ill tlial befall- him. hut T h e l l l a r k m a n ’s R a n r h empt from the guaranteed analysifor 1500,0011 The answer? Good such good advantage thj- year in' • y e a r irr •*' -long-long . l o n g - l o n g time n i n e before ueiore w » >- will v. m h.»v< nave * * The following from the Florida I *'11 11,1,1 hi'PIH 11- f a n ▼HI, reputation, public ucquaint* tellmg the world about Miami’s at" M ‘u .r other; whereas, the benevolent mini Is at another half as good. Gainesville 'lni^ * *' ‘,a> 1,1 Growrr will be interesting to Herald under Section II* of our Commercial the better prepared .to bear Ills own anc*r created by advertising." tractions, considerably- more than Sun. Fertilizer Law\ as is required in readers: calamities unruffled, from the •'•m.. The matter of advertising is not ,,ia ‘ ,a." J ’1’ **i11 Greater adSunday nt I hi* Temple cases of commercial fertilizer under On the train this week I happen'd pluceucy and serenity he has sVtureil confined to nny pirticilar line of van‘ aK*’ during the coining year, Beginning with .Sunday school at Section d of the fertilizer law nnd to .run into Dr. W.' F. lilackman, from cvinteninlaUfie the n^osiierltv bf businetui. nr any *-----* bran,•h of i n d u . U y . i ^ .‘'PPur.unity for c ^ r y Mi. m j a ^ ll|^ ^ ^ ii* ‘president of HolUns Col- nil arnuml hfm.—< oltmi. Section l i . . Only such TOFbfPtty- ^ - R —— likewise. lr “im ii! b> THlm DC c niiderodliy “Jj* iCJ r)r:v ( n .-'ud ^ f ^tfaTM lt> con- a„ fWv|fPll for_the day were’ , . n, ‘ lege, now president .of the Florida „ , _ orcanizntion. or anv his good skat?, • ..well ........... ......i.n *eL.. ......i ... school __ ., l ------------------sold .00,L n. nr , . , under n gunraritee the city, thec organization, any attended. I he cbunduy Livestock Association, and one of • Overdo It. —O other .undertaking that desires to ! reports that 221 of ............ .. |*nd u,,on wh,ch ,ho ,rf,Pectlpn <ce the largest breeders of blooded live­ "Some folks," -aid Uncle , Khcn, thrive, prosper nnd expand. !’vMY C O U N T R Y . R IG H T OR together wit.li 12 visitor* wefe in at- has lieen paid is subject to free stock in the state, who ira.s GOO "4rles so hard to have n rimhI time dat 400 de effort worries Yin most to death.” . That advertising pays, tiiat it is WRONG’,’ tendance. This speaks rcmnrkably nnalysis by* the. State Laboratory." AngUS-Aberdeen cattle . nnd 4A<-- logical thing to flo. is long since Under this caption there, wa- an well for the schorl, and such' atflrmly established.' Witness it right editorial in thc-«- columns ItM thau a tvndunce is keeping the average bere la -Augusta, by going ov*r tiie month ago_ which scoqis tcv have away aubovc'-thc 200 mark for the XXXIIIIIIIIIIliXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIillllXXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX records, nnd it will he seen that the «tirr« «l the ire of sdine of out; year 1017. » • • stores doing the biggest and best broth'et editors. It is reported that Breaching services at U o'clock . Iteporl o f.Ih e Condition of • kuaiuaLX are those thtrT'have ulwiryj U61. Itoosbvelt ha! declined' to de- ,,s wt,|| us t ||Ug0 „( 7 .:jo in the cvo/t- ANOTHER FLORIDA ASSET • •• \ I J i , r - " V j ; on *-he . ing -were largely attended. ? Dr. tl0n of J l ’reparedness, giving a«. hi dlyman spoke ut both services, the a rca-oa* inat thcr, is only-or side to guV jm ui-d for: the« wniiff: service — x]'r proposition* And so when it bolhg »Uow * Ha was Punished , comes to a matter . o f our count :yi whichWai tho last of u serie* of . no odds w.iut 1 . 1. i-, tb.cre is three specialsermons prepared by j ori!> o a r *!<i t h i * #p W W on tlio urre^t. .trlnl#an«! Ink Wells Wa-tc Baskets one stated in the heading. punishment of ChrDt. This serm o n 1 Ink Letter Trays First of ail. (his u a nation made could truly b* said to be the m a itT - EE Bcnrlls Bcnludd.crs Up of q people who pntrlbtDth’ plete of the thre,-, and the subject — Stamp Bods l etter flips caw not he doubted for u inoim-nt. enabled the pastor .to bring -hom e. 3 letter Files, Arrount Book'■ and the g ow pm ent \< for the. p,^ ip le ;gomo re.d truths about ihe everyday ! X .... 1 by 1... **the 1........ 1. L.. . the . slat* ... . individual, • 1: 1 . 1 and• no doubt . . . 5* 5 Stationery llnard (Tipand peffplo, hence life of, the Carbon Ppper Pn-le ment is faf more true than in any tH*re were thoughts planted that I O Mucibigc Record Cards other form of government,, that Vux wj'.l spring up in the indii iduul'* > Pens ‘Time Hooks Populi i* Vox Dei. mind and lead him to a better and i 5 g Price Tag* Receipt Rook* j But perveristy i» th promlr.cnt more spiritaul life. Stapling Machines element of the human race, and The evening service was inter­ Adding Machine Paper properly applied is a good thing.' spersed nt the proper intervals by a Typewriter Ribbons i h u t . i t is an awfully disagreeable violin solo * and by specially ar­ Slcno. Note Rooks thing to grt on- with in times of ranged quartets and ducts.. The Loose l.cat Rooks. great need of unanimity. The old Pipe Organ Club, together with the X Blank Deeds, etc. Dissenters In Scotland were a stubr;4 j, rendering .some . born lot, and we are now glad that fine musical and song -elections. In fact Kvcrylltinff for the they were. The orchestra is composed, of lomr. Ofllce A glance at the history of our nine pieces, while the Pipe Organ lawn country will show that we have Club has seventeen young lady J |■had those a|l along who were on the members, who have persuaded seven opposite side from the government gentlemen friends to furnish the and its policy, and h;-t»r;. a!-> re- ,jr r [,,r toms for the songs and it veals that the gre.t o.,wj.-ii march ,nay be known that with this comof the nation has never in a. y sense position of song and music producer* 1 beery retarded because of this oppo- there would be good music and good sition. • singing anywhere. -* • In the .days of the Bevolu(ion PHONE 148 there were Torie*. anil they gave The above mentioned orchestra I 4 4 4 l > l l > t t t t t > » i >l 3Vs-t'i»'pt.<n and Che patriots no end 1 and Pipe Organ Club arc arranging x x x The First National' Bank --------------------------- --------------------------- ' D t m t t lll " ” o f S a n f o r d , F lo rid a For Your Office f H The . At the Close of HuKiness M arch 5th, 11) 17 » RESOURCES LOANS AND D I S t O l N TS - OVERDRAFTS •• LIABILITIES $331,1.10.18 CAPITAL STOCK . SURPLUS FI N'D UNDIVIDED PROFITS . RESERVED. FOR TAXES AND INTEREST DIVIDENDS UNPAID CIRCULATION . BONDS BORROWED D E P O S I T S ......................................... 1.579.91 U. S. RONDS TO SECURE ( IRCCLAT I O N ......................................... 8.750.00 STOCKS. BONDS AND S E C l’RITIES 98,398.03 REAL ESTATE. FURNITURE AND FIXTURES . . . . 13,500.00 CASH DUE FROM BANKS AND l\ S. TREASURER 209,176.24 $GG5.K3I.GG • 5.123.36 3,500.00 31.50 X X X 8.7JO.OO 6 .000.00 572.449.60 $665,831.66 T h is'B an k is belter prepared to handle every class of business and render to its customers every accommodation consistent with sound lunkinff than ever before. THE STRONG BANK CAN HELP EVERY LEGITIMATE ENTERPRISE Herald Printing Co. D E P O S I T S MARCH 5th, 1017 D E P O S I T S MARCH 4th. 1916 Office Supply Depl. I N C R E A S E O N E YEAR lm a i . ' $ 35.000.00 35.000.00 - $572,449.60 * 375,800.07 $196,649.53 iiiiiiiiiiiix x x iiiiiin iiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x x iiiiiiiu iiix x x iiiiiu iiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x �»' f* \, * • fi * * March 20. 1917 PAGE FIVE T IIE SANFORD HERALD ftUSSIA WILL CONTINUE IN AND ABOUT THE CITY ! I People increase being traced directly to cattle and hogs, -says the Florida Grower. J . C. Chambliss of that city* is sponsor f o r - t h e statementthat the freeze of 1895 was tho basis of tlc.ila’s present prosperity, becauso at that time the growers there were turned from raising citrus fruits to general farming. Miami Me­ tropolis. GERMANS REPAIR BRITISH f IRES” rest hut*b—-The question iif what «ethm to" udopt In the emergency wna LOSE ONE DOLLAR debated there In the mist of the enrly morning, rapper*.dlsngreebig with ser­ TO WIN ONE KISS a geant or criticizing tho thcofTFs -of their commlMlnnctl offlecrs. Tho a r­ Boston.— The Harvard Lam­ gument ended with a decision that It poon bus discovered a way’ to wna an Infantry Job, so Billie sent cut down the high price of kiss­ Armstrong to report In the first-line ing. Smacks ran hff It rut at ?I trench, while he led his men around per, If u formula evolved nt Har­ :h>> German parly, which- was still la­ vard I* followed. It Is easier boriously repairing the British entan­ than rolling off a log, and much glement >*. more plcusnnt, according to lute Berlin Report Silent * reports. The nn|*«*!'.\.s and bloodless capture Here's the scenario, clipped of over tk) Germans was never men­ from tin; Harvard Lampoon: tioned In the official reports emu tint Itig "First select a girl (a- pretty from Berlin. AA’heii a parly o f ‘men Is one), then bet her a dollar that *cnt out and Is never seen again It you can kiss her without touch­ slightly unnerves It* successors. ing her. (This sounds Impossi­ It hud I.... .. expected that"flic repair ble and will appeal to her sport­ of tho entanglement* would he a 4Sing blood, J liour Job, toil as the suu cume up, "Next kiss her and pny tho Lieutenant Billie was officially In- 1 dollar like n good loser.’’ formed that "owing to ccrtntn rlrcttni Who wins? Ktanees the fourth section of the Four ar Hundred nud Twentieth field companyy. i *! fllf' •" It. K„ will regard themselves as otf duly for ‘_'l hour**/* ’ lbi>light sliowtal tin* wire* neatly TRACTOR HEATS THIS HOTEL repaired, new shtke* driven and ev-J ~ _•_ *_ _____ frrthtng- III- Pllipsliape, while several [Olid U*o for the 51tarnblina Engine of the Fields in Carlisle (F*-) tulles biK-t, <>f the ltrltl*lr line* n llretl ------Hostelry,------party ,,f lvv\Dth-rod Germans ipieuittuied each til her a* to how It all hap­ Carlisle, I’a.—TA’hnl I* hclleved to bo pened. the most novel and satisfactory solu­ tion of ftimnee trouble Is-,seen In the PRETTY GiRLS FEED GUARD healing of the Cumberland hotel here with an outside traction engine. «AYhen the steam heating plant “went on a strike” the guests of the .ho.el suf­ fered no Inconvenience, -according to the statement of tho owner, \A\ II. Kline, because a steam traction engine -was steered to tho side of the hotel and. pipes.attached to the steam pipes Intbe building and the problem was solved. ■ The entire building’* .'to room* have i- -iil-ir beat ti,*w. jut,I the ftirunee roil Want War la Proceed to Successful Finish Petrogntd. m a T T o h d o n ) March r ytiie Happenings— M ention 2 0 .— With the final cementing of the of M atters in B r i e f r * [ elements concerned jn the re-con* Pcrsonnl Item s of struction of, the now ’government When Their Task Was Done Intcrent .upon the ruins of the old, the new i cabinet ministers, relieved .d the . Smiling Tommies Took .heavy grind of th« endlns Vonb rSnmmsry o f the Hauling Smsl) Them All Prisoners. ences of the last few day*, n which Chicago, March 17 Farmers in f Talks Surcfncllr Arranged for lliey sufTered many anxious hours, Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin Hurried Herald H eaders have assumed the posts to which and Indiana arc badly in need of jy s H H H in s M M s m w s they were assigned. Prof. Paul M. help for the coming season, and XIr. atld Mrs. McDowell Butt are, MiiukofT spent _ yesterday at the many have employed to the Federal is the fity, the guests of Dr. and Foreign Oftqo. in the afternoon he Employment Agency here to obtain Increased pay fof * both Night Work of Sappers on the Somme Mrs. Cecil Bu tt and tMr». Bryan received the diplomatic represent!!* workers. Results In Mystjfying Scene—* Hi«iw. Mack lias just come backt lives of the Kntenfo Allf«, after single anti married men is offered, I* from the border where he served wliirh ho entered upon a long cab­ in Some rases including a house, Berlin Report Silent on garden, the use of a row and trans­ with Company C of Orlando and inet conference. the Episode. He cxOne of tiic first arts of the minis- portation to cite country. uyt never again for him. peris to reside ill Orlando where ter was to send n series of raiile London.—Barbed wire was once 1 Niton Butt has opened hit auto aup- messages to the Russian diplomats A cash in advance Clearwater looked ti|von ns nn invention of the pjy business. j that Russia v, h united more than reader write*: " T h e new sprite; hats devil by nttnckiTM out nt the tiring line Ford Touring Cnr for S a le —At a ever to-fight nut the war with the will sjuii appear t • stand friend hds- In Knituv. That time Ims passed, liertnmiy's great preparation* for wire bargain. B. & O. Garage, W, A Allies. ' 1 1,J' 1 ,r ■ ,);l* all,"r 1 | " defenses ..have .proved more trouble4 l-lfc 'T h e arirtbx in t!ie field h »ve ;u|Striagfcllow. his say. he’ll fiay and pay and some to themhelvea than to the Brit u( vised th a t.the nijdhntlon of the JimYou can g’ t fresh country e^gs and pav But iyitiLe_£in iii: ia 4*.l»—fur^e—m-numy-mviu* irrpt 111 olio t-Tri-fr-T-t™-]r'TMlV"' tl< - ‘ not all bad, "IrfHiri—ifoc -il-isr—■ "m c, i -•*»- — Epcrw —Iw*d— b-spil • the price of r li­ Itistunex |>rovlilc<l n little party that quiesced in, a r cnr dine to fnrej - " f * ! mrui glad.. lt calls the ijih w inn __I* on** of the gretp lokes uf ilu- Sunuiui Ureal; your Cold or La Grippe lire official*. ,ic-.f.iim h!J ITOTTfiTHisfi Tritm his easy lighting. The story .wits tobl tc» the with j .Tuw doses of JUjfL_.-JTKiLU’ ^ m T F 'n i l ' the . - m S S have chatr; ami that,should ease him just New York Sun eerre’-ptunbiit by otllMrs. II. J. Holly of Sanford, Mrs- received assuring support of the enough to offset all. that high "priced ecr's home <ni leave. E. (J. Tyner, Tampa,- Mrs. L. A- govesnnuMt guaranteed. in ndevance stuff." - It might be explained that Germany ||3.jiff. and Miss Thelma Harber, i»y General Michal-I Ab'steff, chief i before the war had "not been satisfied Comnierre, Oi^, and Mrs. Geo. L. of stall. with the usual wooden stake* fur Hoye Sanford. I'o'mpoied -an attrac­ . stringing .wire* In front of IntrenchMeanwhile the last vestige* of the ment*. .German Ingenuity luut Invent­ tive parly, autoing through D el,and enYpirt! are disappearing. lu rm ltsl ed nn Iron Make’ whh throe foops for Kriilay enroute to the beach where of the erstwhile members of tin* im­ stringing the wire nnd n corkscrew (Continued from Page .1) th*y spent t he day. The trip was perial family, nitre seen upon tht cud-which allowed nf It* being drlllpil made in Hob Holly's Pierce-Arrow, walls.of tin- government mile-- have hniunlivit Btd-ffin; into the ground noiselessly. Sooner or tit!) the |ie*t looking chauffeur In been removed. Tonight at the BxptlM church Inter England 'minuted the saml* ,ieWhile the corres­ • * the state.. - DoRand News. pondent of the Assn,lat ed I’r-ss .M'.ss Kv *1> n Pe.tln i . iiji 'iI -I wilt vice, but fur tmi'q ittunibs the trunp* Eenl Touring Car for sale at a wetted in at. ante ro on nf ih« fir- lie nut'rii-J i , \ | r AA.d’ o*» 1 lull Ol Unit repaired the wire* out i<i nn J W a ra -* i-o •-.in w it of- man's land were went Ju fiml their l bargair:. It. St O. ’Garage, W. A. >ign niin j.tcrV .oilier a liveried nt- a>'i'd ;l un\ ab.mt In die il-.rk <•» f,-,-ltiig the i ,t. Stringfcllov. 44-tfr •i »tt • 1 1 AA ter'iilarit I Pit . lie i, p.tin ,I without interruption, |"ivu til. I it,K iit* tu-■-•riliii.ly , >. • i;' i graiiuln.lcd son*-- at !\ t Proprleler-KIIne says if the engine Hailed as a Blessing. -It tc I i mperur and 1-’iij-r- -T> l.t-i*’, - . ! . pound t>l - j c were a permaiietil fixture and not unAVben the nev\ stakes until,thcll* !-• tiioi.il ijilor1 t! •dghtly. otic -file i.r III ring an extra man tl;i iitli in the proud grandappi-tnnnee lb,-r u,-re liernl,b-d a* a nil l.l.i- p o t (fiv’en |d u re t red tlai's, fur engineer, he'd ns soon have It as fjiI. r* i *ine baliy hoy born to IdisiliiR by tin* I'unr Hundred and \ Itt-d which ffoats er ill*' famous a fiiruaee. lie does not recommend Its .Twenlletb tb-ld eumptiny nf royal'ett* Mr i -i Al > S. I. Jackson of t'opalace. extended Use, however, on account of ghteers nmlrr entmnatid nf I .lent Billie lamiiia S. C.. on Sunday. Mrs ’MilHitra i niftltlY tin* scarcity of engines In some places; The proper designation of the new II— lie btl'lds section up tlimagb J jo a was formerly Miss Winnie T h e railing ol ■ trnopi to the the comimnitcntlnu trenches nud after government appears to puzzle even ■Smith. linrdor-effused t int h:istf,niYrr to mar- repnrtlog to tlm lufnntry -nfilecr Iti officials.' "Government PLAN TO STOP SMUGGLING Ladh- of.the Presbyterian church i-v t lie ajip •' ' i -i e V ri i 1 !.«:••• of m in ■i •i " tent i. etmrge gr,*pe>1 Ids win ,,lit Ilit ••tt-.'li si f•$ tftir vill ..tb- iif lla-iti-r urn d t u s *• *. 1 t ■- [ s;ip in r.-i ,min's Inn 1 vtlnti- lie «tts "Honor Syr.trm*’ tp Do Given a TrlaJ i ; Ml ■' , di .. ,t. t • /< .1 i : t f -l at Mr Irwn s i-t,,r*‘ \\ In!,- ,-f ,i i t fi .t i »•f ii l,i e-p a ir ub- . t . r diituiiL',-il •'iitntigb** in (lie Untied Stales Cus­ Infills lie fnlilnl - j : ..ninii. \la-i b II too-! m ( ;n n toms Service. peri l I'lent •••' •:■• I Me l” l “It's mlgliiy ^kirk,” whimpered I'.lllle’ fil-.Jte Diiniii lo iim iiifc, ulm i w ti, burIt was .t long lime to keep the to Sergemn Armstrong. "1 wnttib-r, Fan I'mncisro.—The "honor system" Rlill-MY -TIS.M — Antiseptic, Be­ riedly* assembled, in the opinion of* secret, but so carefully was it guarilwhy they don't pul up some llgbis." t* to In- givi-u a trial in the t.’tilted lieves Ithcurtiuiiim. Sprains, Neural- one otHuial, talth-iugh it is cont<*ndin- ed tli.l! l|tdto-l> knew, tli.it is. very “Built wiring, sir," Armstrong j .States customs service, i-i. lid-if plated that the cabiuet heads shall I few were in the secret. for it is im­ answered, "and both Rill out covering > AA’. II. Tldvvt'll, special agent of Hie ; W. M, Haynes, business manager continue to governonly until those' possible t i b»> carried without srtm*’- pnlrbls.'l It ••usury tl, luirlilicfit, .1* alaitit to u|u “O f cniir«e Unit's I t ; come itbuig" of the Sanford Herald and hfs father elected by a constitutional assembly bod . liaNltig knowledge of |l Y’esttual lo ilcpartim-tit store* and uillll•' Hut liter,• Ui the dark nnd mist you | Naval Uilbliam, n nn guard «n one nf iters in an effort to illscolirnge the » m in Nvw Smyrna Saturday an shall replace them. t e r j a y . however, wln-u the urlundo nf what happen*; •*ur great river bridge* partaking nf J ill,-gal ,‘tittt into till* country tif sen1 pleasant cullers nt the News, comp.t'i rr .i- li I k-mtu* it was not etiri never I........ blit later events prim*! .Mint l)te.lwn hut ii.ii..' ii 11>I*r<•-h hunger satisfying ttigrellc*. bird* of paradise Gather-* cfli' • Mr. Haynes wais taking his 1'itig until tin- stary b-ai t*if out. b>-Property Owner- Take Nollrc bnsllle patrol* must have met unex- -aintwlelies-iiiTeri-ll by Ml*s Tliendnru j Itiol other plumttg-- proltibitcd Impor1st her .nr a trip to points of interest | Tin* law provides that ” 11 taxes iru*. brn-tlv. tiiat tin August 1 1 , I’#1 *». peetedly and neiually become laler- Bunt Ii. pre-Pli-ni ,.f ii,,. liirl*' Nnllninil ■tl 11 on by federal InvC, on the K;t.it Const anti went from Upon any real estate shall not lu- Miss Norma Bunch and Mr Me* tidngled tu-fiir,- the “llilntlnn was r«ail* Hulun guard, mid dnngtiler nf lfi>neral j Tidwell set* rare featht-rs nre illt<> Titusville and Cocoa. New lb ,will Butt were married Not Ire,I. It was a fine little melee, men I'-allliigl.-n It.....I, nf lire V-dunieer* of j liiosl it* plelillfUl Ii* e\,-r. tie-pile Hid paid before the First d.n of April of Smyrna News. even (lie parents ol t lie bride knew It feeling each other for Identification Ami-rlen. |ui**ttge of a law several years ago any year, tin- Tax Cull-vtor shall until tl|c> were informed yesterday nnd slabbing with ihr bayonet at the The “gtmrd' tins ti.txst glit* thr.iitgii* excluding (hem from entrance, lie .The Udn Aid Society -of the advertise and sell •lit the I'niintry t-iirnlli-d ns members. say* tlie law seems to have Increased Mr Butt was one of the first to vol­ first shadow; of certainly. Bxpti't . lutrrh will have an Easter Tills ufatter w,i, brought l't rny Their nges range from fourteen to the demand ami a* a result the pro­ Attacks His Comrade. ‘Sil* Saturday, March Hist, nt Itob* attention some time ago by the unteer and went into camp with his A German wiring party blundering thirty ami 11,,*> have Ims-ii iitdned tn hibited fen tilers are seen in open dis­ company when tin* call came in rrts' G/occrv. fiO-Hlc |Governor, and this is to notify all June. In Augii-i In- got a furlough along ntlrnetrO Billie'* attention and i Hike the pluee* nf liietl ill ilUlUslrillt play in shop windows, lie believes the storekeepers will eo operate In Hie Y"ti i an get sweet potatoes, yel- J Aueerned that tin- requirement of and eatne back to Orlando and it lie Inrut*I to see a wounded British life If Wnr •dintihl ,-nmv. law will l-e complied v.ith, and Ih« private bump Into Armstrong and at­ Iteeenlly, fur the first time, the enforcement of the law ,lf they, ,lre lis Y in- Klc peek at Lelllor’s. Tux Hooka will positively be, closed wtt.s tii"n tii.it (In' marriage was con­ tempt to stab tbe’sergennt. taking film I’"guard" was enlh d’nut. .ABs* Bindit as properly approached. He rays’ ll Is Gt-fflc * for ti Germnn. That nnjde tbe *ltini* ’ pt"e*l,|ent Issiiftig the order. The girls ItrtO-I It ...de !•* dolt t Macgglillg on April Fit«t :ls provided l>y law. summated. , Overland Touring Car much less' and all lands on wliirh taxes hav< Miss lltlm-h :• tie- eldest daughter lion clear. Tbe British patrol wits go­ were ,rei|tle*ted tn serve enffee and by women. thin tame for quick sale. II. & l>. not been jutiil will be advertised. of Mr. and Mrs. IK 1a Bunch and is ing north while the German patrol, fol­ *atidwli lir* tliirlng tin- ulgtit to tin- sni­ Gsra^t. W. A. Stnrigfollow, 4-1-tfcj one of Orlando's ihuxt popular young lowed by n wiring party, was creeping ffer* and sailors guarding the public JNO. I’>. -UNKINS. ladi"s Sli" has resided in Orlando south, and tile two had heeome mixed. -I i net lire*. Tint !,,*( no linn- In earOptimistic Thought. 66- 4 tc -Tax CiillCrtur Laura- Taylor representing It G “Bring the seetbin tip Ip-re." ordered rvlug out their fit*i "war tinier*." most of her life and has a host of It I* worse to apprelu-nd than to suf­ Burn A < <• . with headquarters in Btllb'. “and detail someone to get lids fer, v • friends who wish her great happiness Jxrksnnijllc js jn the tjty on busi­ FOR SALK man home.’* ness. in her wedded life. CREW OF SHIP PANS GOLD Mr. B ut is the youngest s >n of Fsril Automobiles A few minutes later No. 4 Kectlon of the Jate Judge Butt, w|in resided in the Four Iluntlml and Twentieth field , Mclhuurne Parly Here I lltiirk .'17—$150, Skipper. Oava Them a Day for Search ----------tT,*» I,ale to Classify)— — Or!ando for a number, of years. Mr. **,m|mnr m m e stmllnff- trp -tbw-wtreStanley Llrhty, editor of the Mel1 Buick After the Steamer Waa Butt prior to hjs enlistment in Com­ Zlngle file with fixe*! bayonets anil aiirat-TTmes ttnd-pnrty wero IrrTtTP 1 Maxwell $875. ~ • Loaded. F>r Rent, Sale . nr Trade—New dty last night anti this morning. Nearly new and in good condi­ pany C hfrlil •» prominent position Billie led them nortli Ibrotigh (lie mist ’• 61-9tc cottage. J. Muaaon. Those in the party were: • with the Gulf Hefiniifg Co., in North until he was mire he had them la (he Snn rrnnelarq,—Every member of tion. rear of tin* enemy patrol. Then east the crew of thi* steamer San IVdro, , For Sale—Two No. ,’I Cyphus In ­ H L Ewing, president Melbourne Ileal Bargains. Come quick .be­ Carolina. They, will make their home in Or­ they went until he knew he wu* far whlt'lt arrived here recently from cubators t’J Gt eggeb F. M. Doane, Statp Hank, Win. Knccht, prominent 1 fore all* sold. lando where Mr. Butt will b* ron- Into no man's bind: then south until Nnvbind bay. ,‘k'> miles from Munzailtl- Geneva, Fla. farmer. Tillman. Wm. Knecht, Jr.. | * Seminole County Garagr. CO-Itp he Intntped Into some one whom he |u. Mt-x., biul uv bug uf. gold Wus lit*] hcl-led with the Sahutt Tire_Co.. of Hrm^r. Tillman, Senptor W. L. Car-! , 69-4 te promptly bayonet ted. from Hie sands of ii creek Hint tomFor Sale—Barred I’lymouth Rock Jacksonville, which will open a ^r, MocV. ranch. Tillman. W. G. “H’s no use going further." whis­ TuliIi,i( Ntjwk man. Tillman, Mr. branch office in tin' Hand building pered Armstrong: "we nre it wiring bllsl Into Hu* bay near where tho Eggs. 76c per setting. Geo. B a l­ steamer was loading cedar lugs. The board of county commission­ at the corner of Orange avenue-and linger, It. F.. 1>. A., City. 60-4tp Tuttle, pr -ident Bank Ondstrom. party and there Isn't a man In the sec. One of the crew discovered the ers met in a eptrial session in Bartow Church street in the n".ir future.— tlnn has n cqmpnss. If they get aepn- gold. All bunds quit loading log* and. ... 11 • ,lr- Stetkliauer, capitalist, For Sale—Stock in The deo. II: recently to s t a d a t e for the sulq of Orlando Slur. d1" !^ ..Stanley S. LiclUy. rated they ijre ns likely to go cast as . v (|f| pans and skillets, started Fernald Ildar, Co. Apply to Box $'!J5,ooo • Ln bonds- for tfie special Bu!'"/newspaper mam , west.' .............. ' gold mining. ’• CO l!tc "N V ’ Sanford. "All right." snhl Billie. , "let’s pull ■ Tho skipper finally promised that If AD w.-r,, hunting development road district No. 1, Winter Haven. Personal .!/»nlinn Florida, nnd decided to sell to the the. tnen wodJiL fiat h loading the * t,‘‘- ar,d paying particular u ttnnMrs. W. S Jennings, president of nut and get hnrk-to work." • . Crawl Back to Work. steamer he would jflvo them a %lmle , n *" ’.he possibility of stock rais- highest and best bidder, on or before the Florida Federation of Women's Armstrong blew twr, very low notes aiw A fAT K Hill lake in ranches anti darys the £flth day of March. Clubs wak t lit* lutidieon gue.ti of nn his whistle nmt out nf tin* mist in day to hunt gold. He kept Ills word. m* n‘s t o j ro _ They averaged for the day’s work ?<V i tom Nunfo«i, Urlaniiu, Tavares, MAvC fOMfOSlAA Mr*. Henry Wight on Friday, while ones nnd twos the rapper* gathered apiece, i iiie man bail more limn $2tSf KlCHS Aqt> ive The special road district bond is­ enroute to Winter Park to* attend V^-iiri-. Ocala, Gainesville; Ifastaround and* the pcctlmi wormed It* *tu precious dust. roueo WHIKC .. ami .home. sue of Osceola county l',asPiy*sn de­ the reception given in iler honor by way bnldc to work. A few yards and TO Buy *cnJ" ‘\ * clared invalid by the supreme court Airs. Clius. Morse. every man halted In til* rrnvyl. for nf th° stilt". The issue was for abend came the tinutlslukulile sound* Munlri.-d Or. ne rati Ip in Orlando ; WRIGHT IS READY r ’Hc- lull.,wing froin the (»Hando *-’50,000, and WO*'.-untested by some Friends of Mr. Ray Pollard of of mrn working wire*. Flipper Beilis, unnoticed, crawled J Jty.'rtJTStar Will |,c interesting to birge land cdmpnnies in the southern this city will lie pleased to hour tliaj TO SERVE COUNTRY ”*n(' rd readers who are interested i l’nd. -o f C0Uftty: €‘A|f«l>ani,*a he is rapidly improving from the ef­ out to Investigate, while Billie wanned * '— • I* *nuni<ipal ownership; that'are holding l heir lands for spec- fects of a broken foot. Mr. Pollard imrit to Armstrong. J NevV A'ork.—Orville Wright, "A A ’hnt do you make of Ii]" he M.‘ ■' lame* L. (;i|o* today |n_ ' ulatlve purposes and arn nqt d«veJr is an A. C. I,, engineer and is at the, » Inventor of the nlrplnne, nnasked the sergeant. “ A Fnl M a n ’s Feel ‘I"'1'1 •' resolution in city council °l*ing. T h e money derived from this division hospita! in Wqycross. J linunml that In <nse of war with don’t know, sir; better wnlt nn’d t Germany lie would abandon Ids ( ’nrry A Lot e f Itc. ’iru: the dty attorney to dnrw 1,011,1 lHSUC WKB to -V11V'’ l,Dt>n # see what happens.’’ up a *!'■ d act to authorize the r j ly |connecting the roads of Osceola with After a few moments Armstrong J private affnlrs and offer Ids Mrs. A V . W. Abernathy, Mrs. J. spon.sibility' to buy the water and light plants, *b0®0 of |,0,k- now ,,,,inR built and " " ,l |). Davison and Mrs. M. Frank re­ Jerked his rifle forward with “Who's t services to the government to * help organize till aerial army. l . ' 1’ ('0> now one*. The rcso- those of Orange county, already turned Friday from Lakeland -re­ Ihut I" and Sapper Belli* with n and what * /'I cannot offer to manufacture constructed. chuckle In tils voice said, "Me." »r T “bonded by Commissionporting a delightful and interesting “They're 'Uns. sir. nnd they're re­ 2 war machines, because I have Peter* S « ) * Is So rini.ti *!r«wne; and was unanitime" at the meeting of the Grntrti pairin' our wires,” ho *explntned to * disposed tif my Interests In the, - lontinl n* folbiws: Over in Tampa the'fruit from the Temple Pythian Sisters. I.lnutrnnnt Billie, and a giggle ran 1 manufacturing end of tho bustIF }ou ate stwut the comfort J ' ; 1' ,u'r,‘B* the mayor and c o m - county groves was placed in cold down the line hack of the officer ns J ness," AA’rlght snld, "tint I ci'rof your feet should lit' your storage,' and the county received "TClrs. E. M. Galloway, president of w y 'r,n."r' *la,c'1 during the camthe men squirmed In suppressed glee. t tnlnly will do everything 1 can t>sl thmigkt, • $ 1,000 inoto for it* oranges and the Woman’s Club motored to Win­ 2 for the country." Communication Trench Near. rn»y,Jr ' ttl,i,h ‘ bey were elected .You will find comfort and style in the footwear we are "It's our line, nil right," snhl Beilis, a , . 1 rominissinner* that they grapefruit than if sold before the re­ ter Park on Friday, where sno was a purveying. Whatever Vot t r . ’ "r “ "P"cial bill being puss- cent freeze. The lato A\'. C. Temple, guest at the reception givdn in honor "for the communication trench *we happy itmhitiun in life niuy be one of the organizers of the Florida of Mrs. A\\ S. Jennings. To Fight "Colored" Ada. came through Isn't thirty ynrds off." th-- / ” " lpgixlalufp to enable a pair ol our classy, comfy Los Angeles, Cal.—Tho first official, ".Show me." commanded Billie, q ‘ "do either in acquire Citrus Exchange and who was -tdboots will help you arrive. bureau In America to invest I gate "col­ creeping forward with the sapper. tnil'tdly an nauthorit/' on citrus Mr and Mrs. E. A. Douglass re­ We'd like to talk shdCB witk -plnr.i ' U at,'r * bight C o .’s fruits, frequently held much of his turned Friday from their wedding They were soon close to n pile of pick­ ored" advertisements tins been estab­ you. , ,r l,» install a new plant. ets thrown nn the ground and with his lished hero by the Woman’* Advertis­ fruit in storage, storing his grapi- t ri|». * “■ be it resolved, that , tily fingers, Billie felt Iho unmistakable ing club. The bureau volunteers to fruit in some instances until $8 ii • n*'y he .requested «to ' German construction of the corkscrew take up nil cnsc i of alleged tnlsrcpreF. II. PETERS box was received.— Corou Star. ' Master Leonacd McLucan spent •nd. ar.H it , 11111 “ bove indicated, , iputntton directly with Hu* advertisers A little bank in Ocala. Florida, has the week >'nd nt Daytona with his *|utq, l>n' ®ptl* Woodruff b<* reBoots, Shoes and Slippers The whispered debate. Mint look itu* wt<t report It* finding* to the A* thi , ' 1:avi* 1,10 "amo passed at deposits of $76,000 over any pre­ father, returning to Sanford on Mon­ place when Billie got hack in lily men -1. 11111*1 Advertising t ’1ut»s ol tin .01 EAST FIR ST STREET ‘ Moling of the legislature. vious year and gaining daily, this day. Mill n blatter o f much talk in the -Aorhl at 'I.! J ’_i.i t :r u. WAS MIX-UP IN THE DARK j PEOPLE AND EVENTS I •*2 1 J CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS :k‘■'Jti*1rSSKSX • Vi‘3 ^TT’,v ' .-v . t / - f . ^^#, ‘ <• * ., ** . „ T �nfrw fc-L. ” • r— ^ 'jpg% - J^A~ft-f' ::Ki- J *” i I THE 8 ANPORD HERJ »-*> CURBSTONE GLEANINGS BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YQU AND M E /’ EVEN THE GATE POST NOT*|N IT A C I I I E L IS AMONG Y E TAKING N O T E S AND FA IT H , ° " H E ' L L P R E N T ’ E M " — SO S A Y S S A U N T E R E R . o o o p Q o o o a D o a o D & o o o o o o o a a a a a D Q D o a o o o o o o a o o o D o o o o o o D O ,S Only A Dad Only a dad, with a tired face, . Coming home from the daily; race, Bringing the little of gold or fame To show how well ho haa played the gmno; But glad In hia heart that hia own rejoice To see him come and to hear his voice. Only a dad with a brood of four, . One of ten million or more, Plodding along in the dnily strife, Bearing the whips nnd acorns of life With never a whimper of pain or hate, For- the aake of those who at home await Only n dad," neither rich nor proud, Merety one of the surging crowd, Toiling, striving from day to day, Faring whatever may rorne his why; Silent, whenever the hash condemn. And bearing it all for the love of them. v1 We have noticed tately and espeeinlly in the evenings the large num.fier 0 f young men, moat of them not yet out Gf their teena, loitering their time awny on the streets. Aa one looks Into their faces, which, ns a ru|e is lighted up with a cheap cigar or cigarette, we recognise in them the young men who nre real y hlessesd with good homes and indulgent par­ ents. We nsk ourselves why it is thnt these young men should prefer the streets every night in the week to tin- (should he), pleasant and rumfortahlu surroundings of the family circle at home? Who can answer? Dare we charge the -p aren ts m—a - d n ’Tee' TP.^jpSfisi1<Ti" for this i j a t o of affairs? Are these things a s they should jtave them? Do you parents shut up your homes and your heart lent a laugh should shake down a few of the musty old cobwebs that are hanging there? If you want to ruin your sons let Only a dad. but he gave hia all them think that all soeinl enjoyment To smooth the way for his children must lie ’ left ort t h e - threshold when they rorne home. Doing with courage blunts and glint. When once a home is regarded ns The deeds t h a t - h i s father did for only a suitable place to eat, drink him: . . * and *■• * 1 it: - t he *a nr i* D-guil that This is the line that for him I pen 'lid- in 11 • down trad *, Only a dad but the best o f men You lor'-nt* had 1 **« «■r let the Author Unknown dimf.- id your limne* it* t brown upen. Muke it a d'-fi, fitful a tul coriRcnijii ^ T h e following from the P.ulfo T ru th eould he followed with ad­ thut parents so well (or at least they sm a ll, vantage by any town:. shouldf Understand. The town that puts forth the best A half hour of fun in the home efforts to entertain and please the hints nut the remembrance of many people, draw the people to it and is y. r If- - f fc \ * I? • IV ous* other amusement a not only for our visitors hut for the tourists. Every nickel spent here to make this ,a Jrtlter town will return to the business men in many ways. T h e n 12 fore, we ‘should get busy this sum ­ mer, .first on the hotel and golf links and the crowds will come this win­ ter. T - * *-»V , - T~: g * . 1»' -:ri%-!r Mtrtii , 20, - m r up to the standard i f no now ao rightfully holds in tho Sanford’s Wom­ an’s , Club. Before disbanding Mrs. Fernnld gavo a good picture of Brazil as given In The Mentor. WANTED! Old Itags at The Herald Of­ fice. They must be Clpan. 2 1o Cents Per Pound. Watertown Arsenal, Watertown, Mass.; Watervliet Arsenal, Watcrvliet, N. Y .; Navy Yard, Boston, Mass.; N a v y ,Y a rd , Now York, N. Y .; Navy Yard, Philadelphia, Pa.; Navy Yard. Norfolk, Va.; Navy Yard, Washington, D. C. _ No educational examination is re­ quired, hut np*plicants will ho rated upon the evidence of their experi­ ence and physical* ability. Applicants s h o u l d nt once apply for application 'form to the Board of Examiners at the O r d n a n c e Estab­ lishment or Labor Board al the Navy Yard at which employment is desired or to the C?ivil Service Com­ *♦> ♦> mission, Washington, D. C.; the Secretary of the*Civil Service Board, Post Office, Boston, Mass.; Phila­ delphia, Pa.; Atlanta, Ga.; Cincin­ nati, Ohio, Chicago, 111.; St. Paul, Minn.; Seattle, Wash.: San Fran­ cisco, Cal.; Custon House, New York, N. Y „ Now Orleans, La.; old ♦ Custom House, St,.Louis, Mo. Ap­ plication should he properly exe­ *] All Local Ad vcrllsctucnlB Undci cuted, inscluding tho medical cer­ Thifi Heading T H R E E C E N T S i tificate, and filed with Board of Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Examiners at the Ordnance Estab­ Charge 25 CcntH. lishment or Labor Board at the JiiivX-Yurd at which employment is In answering an advertisement desired. where no name is mentioned in the nd,“ please do -nnt~nsk- ,Phi*"ftrrnid for Information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually wo do not know who the advertiser is and if w*e do wo nre not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and address it as per in­ structions in tho ad. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING though tho city of Good Airs was founded about four cenlurnis ngo and is really otder than any North American city it is today ns new as Chicago, though unlike our North American cities it has no sky scrap­ ers. The highest buildings do not exceed six or seven stories and there nr«- miles and—mites of stream with buildings of one story predominat­ ing. ___ •____________ _ The Spanish people love the beau­ tiful. consequently there are many beautiful parks. Seventy-two in ell, where the people may enjoy the ‘‘Good Airs” of tho city. Still Buenos Aires owes very little of its beauty to nature and to euroilrngc the* people the rity offers a prize each year for the handsomest*build­ FOR SALE ing erected which go's to the archi­ tect hut the owner is for a certain For Sale Ford touring car 1917 period exempt* (font ta x 's nnd is r e -'model, almost new Fine* condition, imhursed out of th" l i t . ' s funds for j.'WOOO if taken at once. J . J.. Hen- ida. W hat 1 uulil he inure beautiful operat'd by the government. Lack .nf space forbids giving the than it lawn the size of this one sloping down to the shores of Lake descHptions* of beautiful «ith *. men­ Monroe and Jim H an D standing by tioning only the \yurhl renowned the cA11 no 11 ready to repel the f<n, Imtauien) gardens, museums, gnl|cri«s. libraries and churches. elgn invader. Just these few facts give you nn ' The Fun ford Herald has ordered idea of the progressive ness of these a White Way post to in' installed South American* people and citica in* front of the office on Magnolia and cannot hut awaken in you ndt Forrest Iaike believes in pre­ avenue and when it is really to light mirnlion for the advancement they paredness and while he is waiting should lie a good example of what have made in recent years und .is hut for the new building in the rear of Sanford will lie when the city Is u prophecy of the influence they will tho Seminole Bank he Is building a lighted by tho Whit** Way. There exert on the world in years to come. The party had Mrs. M. S. Dtckins baricadn on Mugrmliu with the pav­ is no better system of lighting a city ing brick. Should the Germans take and this post is one of the newest show them into the Brazilian coffee Sanford aod start to march up Her­ types of street lighting. Now if all fields. The coffee cup of the world, ald Square we could hold them off the huisnes* houses will get busy where It is said that Brazil's traffic a fow minutes behind this pile of and go after this lighting system our in coffee amounted to more in a brick until the inhabitants could get rity will he one of the best lighted single year than all tho diamonds We to Elder Springs. in (Ins part of Florida when our gathered within a century. winter visitors come down next were told tin 1 world consumes two und nf half billion pound* of coffee Y Well, the strike is off and the year. unnunlly. It was interesting to note war is on, all of which lends me to that the name coffee is derived from believe the words of Shakespeare W O M A N ’S C L U B " K a lla ," a town in Arabia where it that "Life is just one darned thing was first grown. It seems coffee after another." . l • was intriduced into Europe in the T h e Literature fiept. It was intro­ The tour of South America not fifteenth century. $ We neglect tho hoys nnd I have called attention to this fact many only lures the members of tho Liter- duced into Brazil about 17(if by a times. Sanford should join in with *tyre Department on through all deserter seeking a hiding place and tho movement started by Rev. the entrancing beauties o f'th a t con­ who had with him a few seeds. Peck several years ago to give the tinent'! tropicalness hut seems beck­ Brazilians. ate famed for the right hoys a place of 11 mu sumo at where oning for many others to follow. making of coffee. They choose a berry at least two years old as they they have a gymnasium and basket The attendance is steadily rising. While en toute however the De­ say age improves the aroma. hall and nil the games that will Just longing for a recess, a change make them strong and healthy nnd partment remained long enough in keep them off ih e streets at night. Sanford to dispose of its treasure of scenery, let’s jiut it hack to home. Mrs. Philips in Aords most fitting Tho home influences are responsible hord ($:I7.5'J). A motion w;n* made nnd carried introduced Mrs. Brown, second vice for the youngsters in a measure and president of the Wednesday Club. In the h o m e is where the early rtain- that the Department begin its Here in fancy wo met again the. ing should start hut the young men meetings at The tourists found* time* was early founders' of the Wednes*clay will not stay nt home every night and young America nee<Js exercise. speeding Feb. 2H, and Mar. 11th Club, (which was named by Mrs. The l ’alm Beach News throws the left for Brazil, hut Mrs. H. II Fernald), those who put up first the rea r-— ifiility on the parents in the Chappell sent them a letter which strong pillurs of the study class, gavu members a ■very good picture bringing the Lit feature Department M ltv ia g ! ' IN D IV ID U A L owing Ids trustee In bankrupt,.) - V] llur in Courtroom-,*".^. >((IJ lt) J ed lu the case?" Slrnum-r - v, , , the slightest. I’m (Jorge p.,,',, Ju d g e .** . ‘ ' "* Checkmating Umbrella Th-t A combi mi lion lock t., , , aa M umbrella nnd pnvt.u K t*,. . i by a person Ignnraiii >■: i tton has been Invent. i |... cafe nllenduut. t«- I. 1 *! HI SPRING TERM REVIEW COURSE April 2nd-Juae lit, 19 17 - in.l l ull l,i(0, rat1i„ Wdte for John B. Stelson University Hi 11-rkij Cockroaches ARE FILTHY KIU Thrm Ilf STURM S’ ELECTRIC PISTE U. 8. Oovemmint Buy* p •OLD RVBRYWHERE—15c sod |L£* ■m j - INSTRUCTION M. J. VAN Cr.I.DEItEN, Principal SANFOltD I ! ' I>\ DIXIE F L Y E R and, DIXIE LIMITLD ALL-STEEL ELECTRIC-LIGHTED TRAINS FOR CHICAGO AND St. LOUIS Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Lv Ar Lv Ar Lv Lv Ar Ar Ar -, DIXIE FLYER JacTtsonvIRe . A ( ’ I, 8.30 PM MacOn ......... (ISA I 4.25 AM Atlanta ('of (I 7.40 AM Chattanooga NCIftt 12.12 PM Nashville ----------- ICIItl 4.45 PM 8.15 PM Nashville-----KCIIll 7.20 AM St. L o u is -----I C 4.53 PM Nashville--------------- LAN 9.58 PM Evansville......... LAN Evansville ....CAK1 10.25 PM Vlncannes.....C A E I 12.08 PM 1.33 AM Terre H a u t e . CAL! 3.13 AM Danville........ C&EI 7.10 AM Chicago........C&EI Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Lv Ar Lv Ar Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar DIXIL LIMITED Jacksonville \t I. 1 15 AM Macon < I PM Atlanta < >I i . i l FM Chattanooga NCt' , . 1 11.-.J PM NashvfMo xtLStt 4. 0/ AM Nashville...... L.V N 4.15 AM Evapsvillo__ LAN 8.31 AM Evansville ... h.v N 8.-!l AM 2.90 PM St. L o u is __ LA N Evansville__ C&l l 8.15 AM Vincennes ('Al l 10.10 AM Tcrro Haute * Al l 11.4 0 AM Danville . ..*. Ca I I 1.(7 PM Chicago *,.., ( Al l 4.25 PM Join uxir tn ir ti) »n*l O b»«TjU oo-l.llir »r> Sleeping Can, omfurtat.t.. J » cWk , i iv i IIc In <’tllr»*o I Iran l u g - H 's i n i .S lr rp ln t ( a n , J i d s i n t l l l i . in ( ’turi,(u ni.U Ml 1 Druwinil-Kuom .Slrrplnil Carm Jarklonvills Io AtUhln 'l l x i n i u a h l a r o l i e , j.liOt-bsrk ► a l , . rtrctHr-Iuhi*.|, J a r Iuk.I)villi. I ■' D in in g C a n k i v v all ni.aU m iu u t c , acrvicc a U Carte r o n OITAIICD iN r o a w a T 'O * • t t l s i M a c a n n c t n o T i o m < P f l l VO * H T T I C H t T I d NT Of Neul >• furnish ed bed privtit e -family. 7(t:t 6 2 - tf -- ---t • Furnfshed Rooms by Day, ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD Weak •■THE 9 T A N O A H O A. W. m i T O T •iv iiio n r i t t l N t i a a o t s r » J A C M S O N V t L L t , TLA * or Month Park avenue Hat,' 106 North Park avenue, over L. R. Philips Co: d/ug store. Mrs. lames Patton , manager. DQ-tf IS WANTED baby. carriage, SO UTH J . G KIRKLAND OIVIAIOH T I M I N C I * * ' . ! * ’ > 1 1 i. TAMPA. F t * . W H A T YOU P A Y FOR AND . A L L W E .HAVE F TO i The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. I.o*t — Bunch of keys. Leave at poslolllce and receive reward. Con­ i solidated Grocery Co. 59-4tp * l TIIE ALTAMONTE H O TEL OF T H E Quality, Price, S e r v i c e ; ON HARDWARE light Ave. 5fi-'Jt*e 6M f c. R A ILR O A D *♦♦♦» For R'mt - T wo room* for housekeeping ‘ K09 Magnolia rent " n , . _! . PAN AMERICAN COLLEGE OF COMMERCE For Rent Four riiimi house, 422 Palmetto, $10 per month. Enquire Merabi IItrice. ’. 61-tf Wanted to I*hone ,'ICI-J. lawsuit about?" Stranger . MONDAY - WEDNESDAY FRIDAY FOR KENT Far Rent room wit It Myrtle A\e. Didn't Interest Him, Visitor In Courtroom—-win,, j. ... NIGHT SCH00I any su m he has spent i n er“r tinir; derson, 110 Oak Av< <•1-lit |» an art' lie * t r •••■t fru..l T o bin ‘ t I o r Sale or Kent Fifteen ll< res, tiie *tr' •I t* It lipp'-Ui* id 1 have \k?* » 7 ‘ . tiled nnd farmed live years with prize*. :i Bowing wells. One mile from load­ The opera lions*' the per) pi*• of* ing station. Seven room house with Bin no* Aires proudly boast **OMt 1 bathroom and hot and cold water. $ 10,Q00,O' iO. It oernpies a whole Long time. Enquire V,- Herald Of­ square, is of French dc*J"n. built of fice, . ^ 68-Fri-<i stone. Rich Argon)Inns th in 1 noth­ ing of paying '$1,0,00 for a season’s { have for sate two fireprof safes box. * at bargain*, also some second hand M 1' |,ipe, salesman Before trave'ing too much in Rra- typewriter* :il it was d«‘<id d t " *tudv 1 fi • mu|. "Silent S m ith ” Typewriter. . Over KoWern drug ntore r>7-tfe Mrs. I*litli|>n giviig,* a review, Mrs. .1, It. Mafling launched and For Sale— \\ holesalu catching and chaperoned the sis.htscers into the shipping fish business, with net*, cities of Brazil ami its people. houtj and launches. C. 1.. Vincent. Mrs. Starling had n thorough knowl­ • . . 40-11 . edge of all Brazilian's ways nnd White Wyandot tin, celebrated Re­ habits until we f ‘It loth to leave gal strain of Canada where vigorous this interesting republic. C on stan t,, heavy We were told th.it the people of bird* are raised. layers. Hatching eggs nnd Baby Brazil are <** a hi h and di -thu tiv *■ ” hix. Booking order* now. F. P. ptim" >■( culture, although it is j e t Strong, Urooksville, Hu. ,14-tfc some whut wnd'-vcloped. This is |a earn sun! anon;, mo during the day and ttie In *t safeguard tliut <:in lie I taken with t In nt into l lie world is 1 lie unseen inlliir;i< of a bright Iitth home. Give your hoy ethe system atic companionship which he will lind clsewhWe if not at home; encourage him to seek elevating um! refining as­ sociation* and point out to him (lie fuel that many amusement* are hud only in their entitle, t i o n with their assm iat ions and the atmosphere of tempt at ion which leads to greater evil. ably i!Iuslr,.t'’d by the com twin Ii I. f..r a nun,Iter of h 1,'i Wb li C i •f til* i I -1 i I ill pC'lpf ■ of ■ |ole o ' . . - I in *.'• f*‘ w ( io1 s t-.-si" S »l I.d p'1, i .il.* T))n-«le ft is a: r"ud*l sir|- ising to tuuf parent* to pond' over these few that eveir liuotld.i » io Jtlo* tie suggest iiot * for many a time you .liineiro were f.n i.i.ir wiiti th ■ most will find u i r or hoiij of them looking liitlieult np<r:tic ai * T h e Brazil­ fur tloir st mv dog whi'h is away ians are n o t'd for tl‘ ir in* >!'• love from I i h i i k . 1 ■r d ir bm t lo tr nw 1 of t)i>‘ a r t i- t i'. ili ir appt < i. iton of children .cun roam Inu town all nigiit b e a u t y , l i t ir .m u ' j ” t i i n t o n n ' i m vantage'and lias been,sleeping, A when a p p r a re tly no effort is being neinalion lln.t dins not nlwa s ( tulittle reasoning along this line with a iiiad' 1 to imd them. pfy supers*it 1 • t'i ir more phi o| little nf the spirits of luting pour'd philosoph ■ of life whi» h is fr w from in would he a good thing for ihany all n town niidnet—r and no, b i l l e r lo­ • The. 1 rmtida era** hi.* Been the unwHioh r im m s; of w-irr, cated than this one The ernvvii pi .ililed '>( I hr lake1 ff.iil and wi 1 I r-nnl<| I i add d to oor nervous ener­ ^ like ei.t"rtaiu tnent, Ik making 1 green e; ,rp' t over it |tl gy without harm. And this is what 1 have preached a few we« .* morv. 'I In' A not h* r - feature whieh portrays rains of from time to tirre . .Sanford should the past month will m a l e it grow the ad ' up< •■tin i.t whi.h the Itnr-ilnot r ply have a first tlass tourist and if the u i y council will keep a iun people have attain 'd is (lie fact hotel, but we should have golf links, ttlturp e j e Hu t h e gr ass i t will h e otp that over oti*;H"vei]ih of the ralluni nt lotVtn Flor Tikh'Is »»nti<‘ cnu'iilry are* owned oF repaid u hundred fold by iln ir p a t­ ronage ill trad '1 and lb 1r loyu, t> iti s thousand wavs Hundreds of people are so situated that they ran take .the highway leading in any direct inn they choose nnd eome to the town that poetises their fancy and gives them what they want in trade The people -everybody, look for inducement* and if they d<> not find them' one place they look, them up In iiiiolln-r in .a tnajl urd'T c a t a ­ logue if nowhere ')*'*. T h e town that wants to be it live town must be alive; tin* town that wants to In* ahead n, t-t ) > ahead. \nd no mar ran leak'' I! a 11 \** lywn nr m a l e it go ahead hu 1 the li.isim*--' n.en of that. town. T h a t town and its ;,n inew'- interests th at have not been prospering in this almost unprered'*nt' I , e in I of pi* t "f 1 0 <i • fill;. 1,ot bien living up la It 1 .nl i 7 f- Buenos Alrea. The writer told her lonely experience at the dock* of Buenoa Alrea. Vcsaels could he seen from all the carrying nations of tho world bu the U. S. The dear old Stars and Stripes were missing. Only four small vessels from the United States entered the port last year. Buenos Aires is the gay city. It to Argentina what Paris is to France. The center of national industries, that culture and commerce, journal­ ism , politics nnd social life are in­ tensely focused here. Buenos Airis is- the El Dorado of the Argentina wheel of fhrtune and the pnmpns is that wheel of fortune. T h at vast, rich grassy plain which Is a verit­ able paradise and has mudo Argen­ tine one of the important granaries of the , world/ Millionaires arc plentiful in that country. Al- . . '*_•*.' Mt i:tit It 8ANF0HI) BOARtl/lF TJMtlK S A N T O H D 'S H O U S E O F S E l i Y ’J C E SA N FO R D , Phone 8 FLORIDA Spiings, Sem Seminole inule Co., Florida Most popular and delightful win­ ter hotel in interior Florida. Mag­ nificent locution, between two lovely lakes. Forty urros in parks. Golf, tennis, howling, billiards, boats, oronge grove, etc., all free to gucsU. Fine <j/ihiiig nnd shooting. Pure spring * water from Altamonte Springs. The Altamonte is noted for excel­ lence of cuisine and service and so­ cial life. Up sflre and auto out und get best dinner served in interior Sanford, 210 E. First Street Florida. Or come for n Saturday night supper and dance following. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ e s s 0 * Excellent orchestra. Geo. £ . Bates & Son, owners and proprietors. Brick road opo Saturday, Jan , 20 th from the Altamonte to Orlando, STANDARD RAILROAD OP T I I E SOUTH «‘ c* 44-tf Altamonte Sula Produce Co. Buyers and Shippers of Vegetables and Fruits ( In Car Lots or Less Florida ATLANTIC COAST LINE GOVERNM ENT WANTS CHAN ICS M E- Any One Can Get Good Job •No Civil Service Examina­ tion Needed and Owing to the increased construc­ tion 1icing carried out by the Gov­ ernment, there will he a largo in­ crease in tint number of employees at Navy Yards und Ordnance es­ tablishments. At present tho follow­ ing namtfd arsenals need Men: Krankford Arsenal. Philadelphia, Pa.; Picatinny Arsenal, Dover, N. Y; 4 D A I L Y T R A I N S T O W A S H IN G TO N A N D N E W Y O R K Lr Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar No. 82 Jacksonville ....9:10 a. m. S a v an n ah ___ 1 :15 p. m. Charleston ..... 5 :35 p. m. Richmond ...... 5r05 a. m. Wash in glu 11 8:10 a. m. Balfimore 10:01 a. m. W. Phil'pliin. 12:21 p. m. New York__ 2:10 p. m. tree rerjintrut chair MarhfR No. 12:45 4:50 8:55 88 p.m. p.m. p.m. 10:29 11:42 2:01 4:20 a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. 7 : 10 a.m. «• *>0 to Hi.innah. No. 86 1:40 p. m. 6.-15 p. m. 9:55 p. m. 9:11 a, m. 12:11 p. m. 1:52 p. m. 4.01 p. m. 4 No. NO 8:10 p- «• 12:15 «. 1°. 8:45 a. t*17 :43 p. »• 11:50 P «• ) ;|H 11. O'- 3 :30 »• a»- 5:50 *■ I"' IN»l»« r" \ ? I’a« •agrrs m»; •M»P) lor Inform*lion.or Reservation Phone or Write ur n o , A T L A N T IC C O A ST L IN E . . iptot 138 W. nay St.. Jacksonville. Fla. Hillsborough Hotel, Tamp». *'•* Phone 17 Phone 132 ^ �T 1 * ** w ----- --- fN ----- 1 *4. - ' ■« *— • ' March M, _________ THE SANFOBO HERALD PAGE THREE Good Catcher Morrfs Spencer, wlio hns .been a HESUME, OF SANFORD a b o u t p e o p l e catching for the Tourists team dur* HAPPENINGS UP* TO DATE ing the last week has proven his A »t| f.t iKh weight in gold in ,th e club. Morris Outfielders In the Old Days Ex­ S,?Uma l« "iw n r Di«l,“ «i Htou a n d e v e n t s has the rare distinction of being able Mit H, A. T i ft m o . I ' h . . . No MJ celled in Making Assists. to perform anywhere on the dla* mond and in each position which ho \ V n ld in g o f In t e r e s t Sororlety reception at the Univer­ tills well taken earn of. Jack Murray of the New York Giant* Mufh cordial interest aurrounda sity given in honor of the Si^tna Nu. Hob Dropped In . Ha* Most Consistent Record— tho niurriaC1* of Miss Fannie RohHob Chappel - dropped in '* T h e Ellis, Dates, Snodgrass and # ]»>cr of Troy. Pa., to Mr. T. A. Herald oilit'e Saturday and informed Cravath Also Shine. C lo u I 'i r n i n Fcklc* of this city, nt Orlando, the paper that everything was in Chaperoned by Miss Ilea, Tribble Thursday.- March 15th. The britlo readiness for the next meeting of the Statistics show that outfielders back and Miss Myra Futch the Freshman is the second daughter of Mr. and , Floridn State League which will he In the eighties and nineties shaded tho Class of the High School enjoyed a Mrs. Fred Hojilayer of Troy, Ayho held in OrUtldo on the 12th of April. present-day outfielders In making as­ delightful picnic on Saturday at jnake Sanford their home. Boh said that Jor his sixth team to sists. The best record for the numbt-r Crystal Lake. The spot isjdeal for The m arriage ceremony took place round out the circuit hi was aide of assists tnnde In one season In the picnics and camping frolics and on •at the Methodist parsonage, R ev. to get the people of Kfisimmee to majors In recent years, or since 1000, this occasion the weather man hand­ enter into th<* League. Kissimmee was stacked up by Ilnrry Niles with Lee officiating. ed out one of the loveliest days of hns a hall park Already buYlt a n d n s f 1lb« 8i‘- * - 0,,,> Browns |„ 11)00, llany For the wdcdlng the hrldo-worc a spring which . ihan-ed the jay* „f a-t *® n*l‘n|tJ ,m' *h« €,,“ 0.rW' Kl“far as being located, no better tow townn! traveling, suit of blue cloth with the picnic frolic. ting them nt different buses. could have hcen selected. Tim last which w * worn a blue hat to match. I --------Mike Mitchell, while playing with meeting h-ld in Lakeland was full Accompanying them to Orlando Th„ ^ ^ y , Q the Cincinnati team, equaled the njnrk of life and every one present seemed net* by Niles, heading off ftp men by wre .Mr. and Mrs. A. I*. Bell. Mrs. lofl< p j , , , / ; vision to be heartily in favor of th e pis power to shunt n bnll from the fnrOra. Venable. Mrs. Geo. Townsend. a| ho(n.. Walter Hand. !'-ague. Rob |,:i< worked hard In [ ihys't corner of tho out held with sultl Mr. !!: K. Ayrocko and. Mr. II. G. ^ of 11'. *l Mr-, tie.i. II. (trying to form this league and f o r , dent accuracy and speed to get Ids J r I D ie-ciisim's di.: i'ii! h.tyfng u rb*ri- i many year- such i proposition has! twin. Ty t'ulib, Joe Itlrmliigtiam. Trl- ! After the ceremony,^ a ' «• ing 0 us t i m «» at I i ' <• n>i**rn t the Dm long been hi- one ambition to realise Speaker. JueJacksun and Clyde-' Milan-I dinner was served at the San Juan l!);i —a 'Hotel. *“ si ted by Mr « • •, his long cherished dream to conic I ‘‘Inlly good records Jit this direction. \ir Mrs. Kckfes )eft §jppnedi - j a(ter |l>" [iV yi.-^— .ilw. ... > ;■■* t'.fr? i*v .1 the le'ad^of'th»* ^'Ul* fhrtr**rewprettn* Heoma .In ntelv after for a few days wedding people. Kae'i < a— L ;..irts the "best Tathpa dub ami may lie get rich throwing out Imsp-runners from the re­ r<-t of o! tfle Fn’tick Th his new adventure as a mote corners of the outer garden, (n trip by auto. Upon their return time" yet and all the r*-t Ids day Fielder Jones wns ii past tmi«grades are unuripating the fntt’ of a baseball magnet is onif of our wishes ter In pegging the ball fnoiu llit- oittthey will reside in Sanford. Mr. tickles is identified with the picnic too amt of rjitrse she teat*111* upon n gentleman on the field of flehl, and nipped many runners. 'battle as well as oiJ, And if.anyone farmin'; industry. Their m a n y , are not I'oin*' t* < ttinihn them. In the National league since IPOD is more entitled to success than Murray of Hie t.lnnts has tin* most frit-mis extend congratulations and j ROBERT. QRLIN /’ IIAPPKI.L in consistent record of the old lengip* out•good wishes for a safe and happy I he Iniselnill world he has not been Holders In making assists. In* leading * jdurnry on the sea of matrimony. around this purf of"the country in tho league In four different Pensoft*. by "iu:ir Davis quite awhile. j Fills, who used to be with Hie t ’nrd**. V riedlla Chib was good nt making lung ttirow*. and SOME GOOD THROWERS ... F O B T H E A U T O M O B IL E O W N E R — . Liability In suran ce against Accident, the person and Properly, is a necessity. ’ You must have it eventually. . . . . . ... C om e a n d se e C O N N E L L Y - Nil * jr! . 1 , ’ill vJ j'n'J . W/V -Ii tklLi TH E S O U T H L A N D ALL-STEEL ELECTRIC-LIGHTED TRAIN I'd Chicago, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Grand Rapids, Cincinnati and Louisville Lv Jackionvill* . Lv Waycroi*__ Lv Tlfton......... Lv Macon......... Lv Atlanta..---Lv Knoxvlllo__ Ar Corbin......... Ar Loulivlllo--Ar Indianapolis. Ar Cincinnati... Lv Cincinnati... Ar Grand Rapids Lv Cincinnati... Ar Chicago. ... Lv Cincinnati... Ar Claveland--- A C L 8.20 PM A C L 10.30 PM GSA-F 12.40 AM 3.S8 AM I. A N 7.18 AM LA N 12.29 PM I*A N 3.29 PM 9.00 PM LA N 2.00 AM Penn LA N 9.00 PM G1IA1 11.59 PM GRA-I 2.00 PM I ’* tm 11.59 PM 1 'e m , 7.45 AM Prim 11.30 PM Penn 7.45 AM C of G 1 Pullman Sleeping Garun ml Com­ partment Observation Car — Jack­ sonville to Chicago: Jackson villa tp IndianaiMili* (vialxniMville) (foroccu. JMUICV until 7.30 «. in.) Jacksonville to Clcvolaml (via Cincinnati) daily, and Jacksonville to Grand Rapids (via Cincinnati) i-cmi-wccklv, leavihgJack-* ronvillo Mondays und Thursdays Thoroughfare Conches, Jackson­ ville to Chicago; biiggogo und -cut car Jaeksonvillo to Cim fnimti; lango and rn.-y hi^hdiackisl Mat-rjelci lrii'nghtraL Dining Cars serving all meals, ser­ vice a in carte. x 4Iff jS •. * ■ ro* otTAtmo i»ro*M*tioN, i i o i i m c»t ni•t*,»Tiuna ..................... *r*iT re »**t T ' * * * *o rs r of — ATLANTIC COAST LINE RA6LROAD •‘ T H E S T A N D A R D RAILROAD Of T H I A. W , F R I T O T J. OIVI9IOX PAIIINQI8 AOINT AC L SOUTH**. G. K I R K L A N D DIVIIIOfI PAatf*6( * AOCNT A. C L. TAMPA, FLA. J A C K S O N V I U T . FLA. DIAMOND DUSr Tie* Priscillas were delightfully entwpa'fd on Thursday afternoon by Mr- II. II. Hill. T h e congenial link t :d had the usual good time IA !,, v , ? » patterns in •rorhi't j. ,1 nterco ir *e. Tbnse pr*-i •' . Mrs, .1, K. Pace, M s. A. K. t - ’ Portion, Mr*. Tom Davis, J. I). Huberts. Sirs. Richard n. N. II. tlarno*. Mrs. I). • Umpire Illumed Mt m pel/. The Jpi'.ford 11• 1} ,s.! ool Di. j ‘ That ntiiri pride- Inmvelf on being enrre bark from li.-aia all disgust** I n * oin* i-iitl>'ii:ili J • “ V* -," ri'plled over tli 1 1, '• * - *>’ II - n a i l' HI hnppi pir*\ a*o U< .... lilt • M iri*•»» i f,,r o« * I. • lii uiiti.i - .i -trim; <i| pisiiile i n . " tie il* lliini* while |t,- niunopilIL.es iln bureau of Inf.>iniii11,>u." ri l > Denmark'* Esports ot Eggs. Deinmirk ,exp**i'|- to,nfHt,iNJo i ggs n l.alng Was There" I e |, Mrs. C. C. WoodrufT, K«*|mi.-Is ,sn. that Lt»hi;: was in rea r—n mitiiber wbbh puts lo r ill the ! Wheeler; me inborn of high top f«r n in this game and had loud of egg.exporting iiutloiis. The Other guests were Mrs. he not been robbed of several d ‘- high repuiiitloii of tIn* 1 lanl-li i»gg I- to t-<* mnliilidhed In a fu rth er‘de\ .-tup V*"lic it and her house guest, ’ * t.i'ii s from be ii ii In* woiild t o etil , . f III." e ,.|e n o d . I. • e o t . .11, 1/,I II i ' r*\\ s have won In- y r r ■* " I t *’ •I *. •. i|,i> ).r-<> III. e l I '» ii • I I - ' I ••t J - : 'I III ' l l , -Ml:,III -| 1, 11111. , As eiu'b luriniT tiling- lii bin eggs they ure sfimiped wlili tits mnulier mid n 1 letlbr -tmollnc for m- purtleiilnr lira neb. From 'then* they go to larger stations, where they are eu lulled, grildtsl n I sortiol f,ir -(/.■ A*,j -tale I eggs that are tleieeiis| i .m i,,. iriuasl |to tin* pnolneer br tin* b*lter and limn* b-Te Ibo a br-t oiTea-e i lie i in f.niner l- llln d ’ f,*r a -e» *01*1 one he |n ; liable to expulsitiu from the assorts* . lion. nil t ll'' High Sell ■! I 'Mill .upi b-iu;; a •■r M r t . Gaffotr«y I guojl,|da. er al-o i---.... lii- .nu........... ira to , MM. Galloway was t be t lie gam** all the more welconie.! Kie v ;i I, nor* at a charming lunch - 1 Robert will more tlum* likely play ■h'* f ’ollege Arms in D e L n n d ,! third has.* for tin* High School this turd i ., the luncheon being season, and the w.iy this boy has I* Mis. Joh n Onerbacker. I been s, :*-u(* » * » « around tli" infield * the lute In.on the h o s t e s s , her** of lute has caused them all to her guests attended th elsit up and take notice. X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIlllllIX tX llllllllllliX X X iliillllllllX X X X X | Attention Celery Buyers! ! (tty tin* Natlnhnl Woman** rtirt*- find an average o f 25 a season. Thus Uati-s. f r n v a th and Snodgrass have P R O H IB IT IO N S C O R E S. r .....I marks tor act unite jlimw leg from ‘t ile udurcprc.-ciiiiiitiitiM ruiiceriilng I lie* oqttield. Dcnvor, circulated by the f’lilinign' lint tin* eld bevs back in th e hidItrt-w-r-* n—ni’lailen. -lirrcil tln> , idcf ! exon days of the elglilb-s made xoim«>f I'ollce of dial city to a reply. In a ar.lonlslilng records In throwing out puldiilicil Miateiueut He give- tin* mini brjHO funner* from a fa r off. Jim m y her o f actual unreal* f o r driinkentw-.- Fogarty of the I’hlllles averaged uii during tlic llr-t I x month- under p r o assl-i from the out Held every third lllbltloii and tin* number during the game he played In. Sum Thompson of anme period the preceding year under the old D e tr o it* 'a n d l'lilllics w as a license ns follows: mighty thrower In Ids day. • *«» January ..... ***•*#*’*l'•lift February .... ..... .... 102 March ...... ........... *#,2Hl April ....... .......... 210 May .............. .......... 240 Jutio ......... ....... "Ml W I.X'kI FLORIDA' X XX^Ii:it[|!!|i|XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXtXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX » I(,’ ' ^I'Hiiiniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiitniuiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiing I’ll match my carbon copies against any in town for neat­ ness, lasting legibility and uni­ formity. I always use Carbon Paper B u y y o u r ty p e w r i ti n g m p p lit e o f TH E • HERALD PRINTING COMPANY . I’hone 148 17. Snnford, Florida Denver -JJIX. ■M’FARLAND NOT CUMING BACK 101ll * * . — — g4*i Pack*/* Recent Announcemfnt W n . D2 72 Made Without Content of Hi* Man* aoer— Rlnfl Day* Over. *!»:• 152 I’ackey McFarland l« not going hack • 105 f na;mi ■ !•'Ov-rt3r i£ /■it V l* c.L\> s’jl .* »j5-« a d ll “ W ;. . 1 ts* M ♦ * rA|«t * Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station^ -M % SA, ^ y ij)_ y SO U TH ER N BELL" T ELEPH O N E AND T E L E G R A P H CO M PAN Y m b» the ring. I’m-key nt»nonnced reoi-ntJ u , l What lha Name Impllti i F - health eoinmlsrluner of-t'ldengo. Iti tin* (lepartniPiit. "Iluw to Keeji Well," which bp conducts daily In the Chi­ cago Trllmnn, he myat* "Shall whisky be given f«r snake­ bite? No. All authorities are ngreyd on thnt. It* only good effect Is that H makes the pidirnt Indifferent In mtnn*qtieni-es. tlimugh making him dead drunk and ii'vckjKiwerliijt fear Is one of Hie BPeatcst factors In the sy'mploin elegy tif make bite. MuiTnrlniid siiy*: Ai'h» -ti-iinJ n*comtnetidaib*ti' I* to load uj* with, whisky. In reality uolblng cntild pe worse. The use of whisky for snake Idle usually doe* much Imrtn.'H Honu'likc - Comfortable - Convenient O PEN FO R T H E SEA SO N Cornrrof Mavnolla Atrnur* and Fuurlh Street I iimrarat inmnua tK lmatananumma*anaamiiimimima i BRAND NON FILLINtk TTflWftrta HIBSONS LIQUOR LOGIC. " I am nppo-ed to prohibition, first, heeatts** It Is confiscation without com|«*n«ntlnn; second, heemise there Is-an increase In the consumption of llqimr under the no-llronse system." Th u * dues rn nntlpr. hltdllonlst velce_ two of the fnr-feichisl n run m eets pf the e x ­ piring liquor Interest*. And the nnlljlquor mlvocate* reply hy risking two questions. F irst, If the liquor dealers sell more liquor and do more bu*lhc** under prohibition, why the claim for compensation? SeoArd. 1f license.d e­ creases tie- consumption of liquor, why do not tin* llcen-ed dealer*) demand compensation for "eon fl sen II on?" Wlmt's the m atter with the llquOr man's logic? I t ’s all w ropg! Sornv tiOD-dally newspaper^ of tho United S ta te s refu se to accept liquor ndverlMiig. Th e se reach nearly O.OtXt,000 readers. Packey McFarland. Darcy end Mike Glhhons an*' wnnld consent to perform for tho paltry mini of $2.1,D0(1. However, l'aeki-y spoke without tin* consent <.f'lus manager. "My real manager has vetoed the comelmck thing,” Is the imnoUtieqmeut from the MeFartund chicken farm near Joliet, III. "Sh e soys we have enough at home t o 'keep me busy without box­ ing again." I Give clear, perma­ nent copies. Will not smut, dry out, or fill the type. 1 HU Star Brand Non-Filling Typewriter Rib­ bons a re guaranteed to give 75,000 im­ pressions of the letters “ a ” o r “ e ” with4.out clogging so as to show on the paper. B u y ty p e w r i ti n g a u p p lie t o f a TH E. HERALD PRINTING COMP4NY 1’HONL 148 SANFORD, FLORIDA ''.•I.b li. «uy Hn»si* v.'1'n kno v Mrs. '.* ,i< i i" t t | ••* i 11 * Me in il,e ring are «>\er. !n ■ . . i r #• Ufli 1 “ When any of the grandchildren are sick and I am called at night, I simply reach for my extension telephone and talk without moving from my bed. Often I can give advice and direction that saves lots of worry.” Ktl ly that he wns hot wn the trull of Lea DON’T USE WHISKY FOR SNAKE BITE. Dr. ,W. A. Kymu w*n*t fnrmerly IB. H. CHAPPELLS : Jack Murray. tiari Tdnp*rancc Union i W et My en t ire prop nf Olgry-tor.sultv -Any.quantity from one crate to the whole crop, 1 Will begin shipping March lath and finish about M a y 1 5 t h. Will paclr to suit the purchaser as far as possible. Quality very good. Sizes will run larger after this week. Have about thil ty acres to move. Sanford inspection onty. : : : : fl ' iivwr “ Very often one of the £irls calls me hy Long Distance and we have a-pleasant visit of five minutes or more. Y o u ’d he surprised to know how little it costs as compared with the joy and satisfaction. TEMPERANCE NOTES Denver g » l • if , jH M , | | been one of t h e nioht p ipo! ir j i la \ er s | P 7 H v Jff - " W it h iill the | | children married and v l i v i n g in tlif'iorcnt places i lie Hell Tele­ phone is essential to our happiness. W e can call : of. them, day or night, and hear them as well as if they were right here. H.l ••••Ib'tll.g ll. p,,l» I,,|' . f t - b-l\ e \ini'aer I mil ay It f-f ' The T.| r*. I* - , I . , . ' ) , Mr \i ili*y Ud wards ent* r - ! covered a real hud m lir.-t haseinun taiiii'l tin* Daughters;of Wesley l a s t , Shannon anil it was through his val■Frida e . n i n g and a most enjoy- liable fielding in the last game that abb time was spent by nil p:es**nt, kept the Tourists in the game all the A color note of green prevailed way, besides his fielding Shannon tjtrrmvho'it . the decorations and in proved to be a lo’av;, nt: her. the refre-hmnnts, suggesting the npIt'theil folib prny'i ->f <t. Patrick’s Day. Tw-entWho has been o n of tb Sanford t> t 1 ”.*■mI"*rs of the class with Jljyli School line n|> daring th*1 pa-i tin ir 1,1 r, Mrs. J . I >. Roberts en- vuo'k will more than likeL be seen harming hospitality in a u n i f or m this week. Knberi ha- SANTORO i l l ball. 'l l I ft S u n s h in e P o u rs I n to O u r L i v e s O v e r th e W ire s '*'* , ---- - J L • , « V.’V - � 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, 1917 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 23, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 23, 1917. 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>, March 23, 1917; <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/a04f57067a8725f528755589a9edf3f6.pdf 969ba331dad874093088df30603fb73e PDF Text Text . JP , „ •*, FV • - y^* r • ( 71j ♦' r :-Q I ‘ - «? > xil IN T i n : HEART OF TH E W ORLD'S g r e a t e s t v e g e t a b l e s e c t i o n ■ H B L fS ilE O f ON TUESDAYS ORB H ERA LD SEMI-WEEKLY /.V S A X F O R D — L ife la VOLl'MR ' I I I AND FRIDAYS Worth Living NUMIJERGl SA NlhU I), FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAIM H 27, 1017 BIG PLANT FOR PACKING OUR MEATS hold it, like cotton, w’lthuut exP«;ii.m*. ’ On, p a r ' in? plant v , frail* a pYexpc t f„r him to ri*' ' i» .effort^ on. hut many plant* a- u-c * him a market .and cnmpi.'tliin.ti 'n « buying, ntul i»p \ .- .. . «. raising too mucii, . __ ( A1.1. FOR IIKC III ITS The War Department will not disclose the specific industries os other points to be guarded and new*pa|H*r* will be asked not to publish information they may have on this point. To S.»nfo;d Herald: Washington, D. r . , March 25th .—T h e President ln*t nigi.t signed au executive order directing that tin* author­ ised unlisted strength of the navy he Increased to rightyseven thousand. Me wan uuthorixed by congress,in case of emergency, to direct such increase in enlistrji-'nt. , New ship* and ships in reserve are being fully commissioned as rapidly a* possible, and tho »o*d is imperative for a larger _nn..:.Hinnu There-hies bcen-n-Tiot increase*ufo\«- -tv tb*iL' *"- l .live limnl.--*-L-*^—aiUi-Uinon—suu*. eongri * r.-i ntly atiiTiorized au increase but many more nre Deed' d, and needed now. • .Will you not emphasize this need by giving special prominence Monday on the' first page of-your paper, to ih • President'* order, and also by in Editorial ij peal for ueu recruits for the -navy. Tin* navy oilers rxieptional advai.tag* to young men of Muff .and anddtion to serve in the . '. m line for liiitloiiu) defei u*. In tl i- emergency; >ou have the op­ portunity fitd t i e | of | jrtdng tltTs public »i r\ io*. .-»• <1 ! nm.conlltl'Hily. nppVali g to f, ; your cordial* and helpful cooperation. * • . ' J O y K P M r S P W lK I.fs. CATTLE TICKS ELIMINATED OPEN RANGE Boston. March 27.. The commit­ Pistrlhtit'an of tin* ■ .pi' d *n> k tee on public safety, by means of In packing plant* i-. d i.aide i ,r first page advertisement* In the two reason*. In tin* fi»«t pluct* if newspapers today appealed for re­ the fanners and |ni>in in**n nr n cruit* for the National Guard. section have an. ir.t<w. .i in tin* j.l„. t "W e want." say* the appeal, "men C01LI) WELL BE LOCATED It will guarani e > iflnient live ; , . ’K wlio believe in eontldning readiness NO FENCE LAW HAS NOTHto keep it running. In the »ieii»n|l IN SANFORD— READ INC TO DO W ITH ERTo"%erviee wnii^wTHingnes* to serve. place. d ■>*• p-■up!«»- «»>»n 'i i.irc 4 _l__ - ^ R E S U L T S -------. ■aiiU-vm- vshoI t hem—mnr.“ ---- ----------U~A1H(*AT10N----------------tcr.-st in tin* |,|.,i.i. || iar I of d , - “i . Tk<* l i t linn contended that repri . ntati i.i i til The following letter from Dr. * Navigation Committee .Meet* l'tk» people of this section were over­ tors and tli iitaii;ij:cini;t will In* N'ighbert, inspector In charge of tho Florida Navigation District (.Viilook! r-? a »"«l bet in not taking n«I- vastly in >n* liberal in the ; p i r « .■ tral committee held jts second .exec­ Hurcdii of Animal Industry* Depart­ n ntgec u< a packing plant hero in of live stock than it. would l*e linder utive session in Orlando yesterday, ment of Agriculture will be interest­ f’rna.e. in* tkli citj t>» take cure of t lit* pork, private ovi a rsliip. ♦ . tk It. Walker, chairman and B. T. ing to Sent Ilittle stock men: * fc«f ami l utton'ond tho .money mi hldjl COlt,.| di Jiri iJ. i h*» p|i, *. it* . |rt*TS WoodrulT were in attenilanee from . " It ha* come to our attention itki* b>•[••"duct* that would lie left one-half cent i*i a •|. rrit.»*•; for city. • All . members' were present that a few people think the Federal } car .*nd olinV r *'. • ’ . • krrr. The people of Ocala have |with exception- of G. G. ‘ Ware of Government and S ta te Live Stock tA'-n this matter nmlf last week 1 hat amount would come out oi * ..e Leesburg, who wired that at tin* last jDllleial* have sbmething to do with, fonr.fi 1 ' one company* to ea^ah- pocket* of the p nj !•• \\I.i, rail.- tli moment he was prevented. A. L. the no fence law campaign, which is liih a J-iV<* packing plant Irr tlvift • • White and A. At Gillingham of Ft. being agitated in <mme comintiriitles. niy. Jin had ‘J ohn \V. Greer, this would hard*.-,h * inn-ibB . |j .<n« M a t * P \ \ .m* Agn.nx . ml M tn i-onuei'tion w th ti•*k er.nlientin | • secretary and treasurer of the hi? it i* to the i f. p *• of . !I t ' K ! m •: ef ,t.i. ' •i ill K. I’­ Will 1*. i,. . . . * plant at Miult.'ie. Georgia t«> ad­ 'who si-*- .i K t./ .l ol W1 it T I'af . 1 It ll ! • i . 1 -1f • 1 tL •••r *i. r-'ift drr** ti. . <m the- subject a.* tin’’ ill* plant V\ |* . Y« . ^ • r W• ha* been. tJie wonder • ou*Mi*'.!1' ’ •. be-.'"in *t" I'lltJ !.- •'«1‘J ] f » wi>r«N on 11,;* m •.i •I in ' t heir cl 0 dot tliii'i- lilt id, f«»r ion* of of i lie i in.fill pernnor N..Y ii b-i it •lie • w.ir I'.Ild !..rg' -t .itj ..’j treed Ilf cattli* i « and Sanford * houM til n: • ii'lgr. of Ig • .*t • I• • »l dir tifk* have■ intli In t h fev i 1 ■ * most imjiort .mt ir v•*' ■ t t a 7 rrt of outlook, it was . uiuniouoisjy range count// ami it ha* been tho f a Pfal '• I'ji.ing ( ,i i no* I'.n k agreed that tin* :i**o.iatio!i inaugur­ experience of- tick .era diva tors that* A fm it plant sells its products Apropos of t In b in I t . ated {-’ebruary Iasi sliotild go for­ the open range districts olTer lest all over the - world,' draws money Herald about t'i * g * »i i *kry a f| ward with all energy, m it will take inconvenience to the cattle owners from abroad* and distributes to the Ollier \**j:< table pucks in this section time to |u*rfeet nrg.ini/.i!ion :.ii•f In- 11 bail U... * tii.iII f.irfii di*irii-t< ftrrra - in the vicinity of tho plant. W. II ft . • in r- idine-i i.i it t |t* *.••• ' ie in in turning int* •rj .1 lli! !l"l \''III- I I* f> II I**,I. . , i. 11 ....... . 1t. . i f. ; »V ■■ n*h t . •-."bn t that Inn cot Cl -I ,||l.t , fill . f f ,f •f I xt. 'I*I •*!•• *l - U" I • i* 11 I !•• lt!' *,'tse, • - ai Mr \ . \ . « b-.r 1 retofore in the south 1 •" ii •!- eph .<i n . "C '.> it h im ‘ =-(' ' ! * 1 .............. . .tut 11•.r.. * I to tir.il t ID' Inil wnt* ii ■ ...iimuls ini th" farm. Ii. t'l .10.1 h I • In ,* i r - ... i . d a n c e d a i ,m i : i : i i m . u i t w e .m y a d d i t i o n a l i o .m - the coming legislature will lie asked i.ittli* Ii vor. which litis resulted in ii : .• products the animal* tie* standard aJI tin- way through. it • quarantine inf the "ITcrted territory £AI. F I O K I D A A S ­ to ctrii t into law, and plan* were ’ ' IM.KTE R E G I M E N T S Mt . n . hay, sweet potatoes, pea- Mr. liver* i* a contractor on lie ­ for nearly 25 years. adopted to provide for the mccssury .s()U IA 1 ION ORD1 : u e d O U T l"iin*. grasses, etc. It packing of vegetabli BUt'. i , m.il.lr.g .« Naturally a movement of such initial fund*. Names for' county iL those products but in’ specialty of celery.’ tind tain - a great DQt Olli. •wing report rendered byWashington. March 27 Naval chniriiieti were siiliniittcd. *:i»iie t>t inatMiit tide, originally affecting th<Th« ailing i ' l i t through the animal pride in hi* pact. ' • i i t*'ri'*.ifi"o f t i h« rvi rmil • ’•]! . . f ' tlirmigboiii t !"• in- curly acted upon. li i» a* w**|| I lie Mr. kilvert wbole or parts of fourteen ' states. higher price titan-if sold known (act tiiat ei i'-r.. p.telu'tl by - inei-ting tl till* * "t.ttal 1 lorida li gh- couiitr} UikI' r orders from President will instructed to notify the elected <eriou'!v effects the people in their direct 1! ii •• tlie.paeking house he:tt |nr. : t t»rttndo 1- \u>'- V. it ? ! . r« l.illl l<d t l»*lr ef- "to . and supply I Ii" to 'with letter-^ of lonmn'Tic with cattle. |W. II. H>i r> alwt »>* liniitr. in»r«lx\ay \>oirket for :ilf (irnducf* trtr.r« . • • 1 h.t • inoi.ey than tea ■ "•hi r p.o * t bat 11. oi 1 i"' !.,(•} Up 1" It > m-t - lit ("OI fort* t • Certain facts in connection with n il t li'-rt* f«»r«» luworiH'i an- not up lo liee gr ail n 1 he Oi tl> ill 1.1 "Y h i ,- • . nn.iti. • <>ri full aut .•»f i; 1 strength ol >.'.oini \li i tin* which i* known to T h e feeling w.i* s t r o n g t h a t intt- ti. .i ’ house of the farm. wllll’lt t tie- t H'lWI.tg P— enlit t'*'i im*fi. i turn* out - not hing bill the r.-.il ir |ej i-.' 11 stimil nf abiitiug u a t e r w . i x t-tit i n . v. - I,.* transmit ltd by I bo cattle fever •• ■/ ii . i With tie market problem solved. ' tide. If all t h>* eoiiir.ti t•• .* M< ini MM*'. itm ! ! ' regiment * of v " tick., wire nlmi'M tilibelieVuble on nie-ii if t l ii ' tiini-. t lie t i n t i l l . r u g dnif lii'i'ome* a practical grower* who p:. k 1 1,••ir <*a • ■Mil ' i.t v.i-i'MI' N it " ii:..l ii i.t 1 1 , 1 • • I f - .r ..f :. \ tli" part of a mi in tier of persons in ' l l " i i will'll We .ire lii\"l\e.| shni ibi pt"" . .With prat tical divcrei- wont.I lullow' up t l i - 11 ’ ••f 1 :ih •11• , . i • .’i r.d* i*i •1 if' » v •r** r« a -• nil'll".' In . ile. , . ! ' i .lll.ly lliere.ise .itol MCI e per ut e n.l- the early day*. :. 'Mime n( the southern would m i OM dl-o-ov* r l i i . - ’ Ii •III Dal Dotal pn!i< •- hi I •: fiofl .nil i|l*• ■ ■ • j Uotial ui k I hicah e n e r gy t o wa r d g e t TherefoFe. it w.i* expert d by tin* far::.* r ired. and with the pro*- kind of lull pavk i<1*r>. lit - ill imov i i • ‘.I•"tiling *c«*i*.n oif I In trii.t-. phaset i o g our n a v i g a t i on poss i bi l i ti es i n t o official* in charge of net, eradication pent l irincr conus the pr"*- than pay tle-lll lor th*1 ivtr.l labor Arrangement* nl-<» wer«* being ■n*id - itlnn. tie I leg id.. I •n .ijn h o t t e r s hape fur u t i l i t y , prof. . t n m w.irk until nil'h person* lii'canm inpcriv hti'ihcss man, for the and time in psil ing. \\» ti ■ ; l o t ; it. ou May l. I wo ti w « !,d r .1.* 1.1 i ti .* .• o.:.i .i"«l liofeihv fornti'il and toil add" all prejudice firm tiic original source <>( In *ei* Mr. It’, *is t.il •• ui 1 1•*■ Itill >|t ’".ill- -r\ >1 P ir*• • oil th • \I j •!\ in ilic matter, the} would Inrm false the •"tn* The tine-crop li-ll.-e so l|ll'* Ii * i i,|*l * II 'I b'*l *i|J »• # t II* notions anti ttmiertuke tf>'hinder the ti,::.. Submarines Near I lorltln "..* made tin,- soulh- era wnl show ili.it they ronrur in tlm Ml tl.ri<- si.*|t* w r e in ui'eordance various recommendation* that h\vX* MMVcnii" t which i* t * t.ihli-dit'd to IV i ' M . . - h i M ttu Iar the poorest individual Idea ‘ advanced hy this paper «•» c l.-r.l »■• b . tin • . hi • u ft h h r - !»«• n i»■ l *1•• * serve tl" ir own interests. <!. • ' t nilf-il State*. Hi* in- man lime*. rite St.flib ti llltlc.i e III l, i|o|.it ill* .if, .«* MU II |'r> - 'boil t o |>i4i i be u.ition ou .i tt14v• • •f«4*; * f ♦•• ftlll.r Experience during the past twelve mi- i •• t i?.*i mi s l i i p j e ngaged in •il*»7 a year, gro.'s; he • . I... l.iiis will i!iits!>11• d by w.if font ill*'. • ir* of tic!, cradles'ion work ban •b j;r t.il l e t . ‘ r. ■ is .g r.ilj -g.iTd .1 jionrcr each year, is an■ . •. i • legi-Lif TP III 1: .r* ' ' (it JO.HU ) lit. •11 .\ill Ii I ■ • • all of u* in l i t ' *■ i tion ' l tj 1. i . . I .. it. .1 , y.iveri. •I molistrat'd that in completing the , ui' imlcbteflnes* on Ititv •l.tif; , \\•* fi • If ••It w« . ’..If'. i- 1ii •u- 'll. <1 .it Mill i- .ti •! •!• r ' • fart* v..irk nt I I I counties in tlii' states ii.eai i it ti -r Liiow- or feat' tin pr • i' no possible chance l l|f ■•'.ti.f ! U1* Il v\hiu?i lit •S' Uff par • I I . . . U p l'» I l i e <Y e i | li . | e i | I . e l l g t !|„ V Slight MlsundeiKtandini: fur hi ........ oi tii rnl.i n ' l i b oi.irin<-s in Atitcr "Ifccted, opposition has arisen off tin* . in* mortgage with the Y our c o m m i t - The mull will bo Used to. tuall I lie repff*ei • When N. A. Colbert and tf-urge t>i ul.tfl.v intcn-sli-d. it alt * water*, a ml e\|toit' th'-m to part of a few people. tfin.’ .*.,11,. I tei Ih rcfiifc.' submit,' tie* fnltowtog servo ship*. O'Hrien went to .Im-l-orville I.i* conyincitie. ki: mg ships in the very ML'I' ' ,• packing liouse eonvoniHowever, a majority of those Hi*; creation of the i i -w■m ilitary ri'MiluiHMiri: * • *at.' tl uth will rt'coup and lie- week they" arrived ih town some­ mur (mine. -pu.t}dti—who d.id i'li»i)v '"inir oppnsi*---ilon ill ineiit* W i* nr.l —•I ■""t^ __ Lie.il_.uy.ul vi. il. I hat—the ninr t : . richest secthm on tho con- what hungry. lion before the work was completed This belie/ is confirmed- by the* . o[ dividing the imineu*c r. poiisiMIH Iig Assuvintion, il* They w»nlec| to- dine a good liOrfdw I I'l llll.L , . IhHw' .a I .y. «• .. , , , • , -tba-tit-------’ ) J*urs n(io, 'fh e ' have graciously apologised fur their atatciuetlt attrailuiteif to Lieut. Jus. -Onil'll d in regular meeting (n O r - i1^ , devolving upon tho Cpmmand r *'*t I :j d mt the ont*-erop system, restaur a ill-, but where could th i*y [gfu O. f’orter, if. S. N.i that tiuhmhrit^na ignorance and Opposition. lands*. FJdrida. thiu the 22nd’ day of «•“* rt!t"1 °.f th* U- partmo.it. ' 5 - | r c.'it of the farms became find one. that was th<- question. are known to be not far from those When the work of tick trudicaI tell you what we will d«J." said March.' 1BI7. reromthend* and apMajor General Leonard Wood. toortp.it;. |. land values went ver>' shores, nttil: predicting attack* on tiou is establish'd in .a county ‘it is nfu* stand prov'i * the enactment .of laws nt the 1 now in command of tie* department 1°*- I'.n l ing bouses were cstah- O'llrion, "let's iv> to Main'* port*. * so simple that the people are highly* hihr'l a | in five years the jnort- and buy a Times-lTiiott and then i<,indug action -«'f tin* legislature: 1 , f the east i- transferred in the newI. I'pividing’ for the regulation ly created southeastern department, I ^mnu idea of where the- mib- pleased, nnd when the work is com­ favi , |,aitl ofT with hogs and we can see what rcsYaurant* iidverof spit'll ami dimming of lights on witlf, hendqi/nrtera nt Charleston, marine danger is believed to In­ pleted, marked headway is made in *y*!v, •*' 'I values went up from live tise." improving * In- quality of rattle To n nearby ijcw* stand and vehicles approaching other tvchieh s S. t\, and Major General J. Frank- greatest is given by the insurance lo ten times what they were on which cun be marketed without the lin Bell, in command'of the western ! rates tixed by officials of tho war *Li.o alone, the- farmers became askdd for a Int*: copy of the Tim ts- traveling in. opposite directions on tick feVer quarantine rcstrictiona, the public highway..­ department, is transferred to the ri?J< bureau. Rates fixed for ships h.eh at. | the average income of the Union. •. • to tho satisfaction of all concerned. Tho clerk misunderstanding their ’ '2. Providing for the carrying of eastern department, with head­ plying bet wet) n Atlantic ports ami I * • ' in Minnesota and Iown .is A careful, unbiased study of thin i -DO'i a year, $743- greater than the qiiestion -answered, " W e haven't got light on all vehicles .traveling on quarter's at Governor’s Island. Maj. tit" Gulf of Mexico are three times southern niiiun farmer. Tho pack- any copies of that paper for u week public highways for the protection Gen. Hunter Liggett, in command of us high us for ships in Atlantic, coast condition whisch is seriously effectugainst accidents. *®f him .• will make .the south n bock." . the department of the PhHlippines in traffic, and nix times as jjiiglt as for ng the rattle industry of Florida ' 3'. Providing for the rigid regula­ transferred to the western depart- Pacific coast »hip*.( should convince every ryte,.that im­ "W e don't want it for u weak •jock country and stock will make «h" south rich. It will pay. its mort- back," said Colbert. "W o want it tion of traffic with' reference t^i'ni with headquarters a t Ban This is taken to mean German mediate eradication of tho cattle nage to he haulud over paved high- Fi Francisco, ami Brigadier General submarines are expected to haVe ticks is desirable. t*K-» in If*' than five years, for the for a weak stomach." * Clarence It. Fdwnrds, in command their buses on Dip Mexican coast. llefore they got tho paper the ways. ^>th r.tn raise stork cheaper than The tick eradication department th<\ west. clerk had fainted.— Moorehaven 4. Providing uguinst closing pub­ of tho department of the Panama It is now suspected the untmuni- of tho United Stutes Bureau of An­ zont‘ is transferred to the ti’un plants t Ito Germans nre reported imal Industry, cooperating with the lic highways in any manner what­ Canal Mem has made moro millionaires Times.' soever, without posting proper no­ northeastern department, with head­ to have set up in Mexico’ arc in­ state and county officials, cattle n «he l nited Htates than nny other tice of surh closing and providing a quarters at- Boston. Mujor Generals tended to supply submarines operat­ owners and agricultural agencies, is: Weather Report for Week The profits in packing Forecast for the week beginning negotiable detour, and providing for Barry and Pershing will retain com­ ing from those bases, rather than to interested only in the eradication a f . ou •' that have been successfully penalties against the violutioh of mand of tho central anti southern equip any overland expedition the cattle fever ticks." * ln ,Kl''l ;,re from ten to fifty per Sunday, Match 25, IB 17: departments respectively. such law. South Atlantic and F.ast Gulf . !jt- Fewer packing houses have across the border. «• 6. Providing for single license National Guard organizations will * ' f,l than any other industrial cn- States. — Fair until ubout Thursday, With peanuts one dollar and fifty wrpriM-*. be tissigncd to guard industrial plants when local showers and thunder tax and tug* on -automobiles. cents per bushel, hogs tenty dollars Highly One Cars Today Celery G. Providing for the employment and other property, public or pri­ Modorulc • *1'r< ur,‘ mar,y independent pack­ storms nro probable. Toduy marks the epoch in ship­ apiece and cows fifty dollars, cotton of state convicts on the public high­ vate, in their respective states in e r houses in lho wpilt Minnesota temperature. ping circles as there are eighty one twenty cents per pound, why fa not ways to the fullest extent that is case of wur. »* twenty-seven, Kansas has twenlife. In the land of tho cypn*«t and practicable. President Wilson had an engage­ cars on the track being loaded with t Tee. Iowa ha* eighteen, Illinois, Oviedo Postofflrc Robbed the pine and the orange and the celery. Th'w is the high water mark 7. Providing for state aid tn the ment today to confer with Charles J. ‘*ouri and other western states Ycggmcn dynamited tho post­ ntagnpliu, like a wild, gtad song? for this season, although in former building of inter-county and inter­ Vopicks, American minister to Ru­ tin' 1 m.anF' "bile there ore at pres- office at Oviedo last night und rob­ Cone south and help us enjoy the sensons they have shipped as higlr He only eleven packing houses in bed tho safe of tho contents. Post­ state highways along the lines of mania, Bulgaria and Serbia. as one hundred cars a day. The hot luxury of climate, fruit, (lowers and federal aid how available. ulso plana to confer with congress­ . . . ' ’’'th. and tho south buys over master Jones is checking up the foodstuffs.— Ocalq Banner. _____ Providing for the fixing of a ional leaders during the week. The weather bus accelerated shipping of ^ hundred million dollars worth receipts at this writing and has not celery, ns~murh Of- !!- !* goThg Bad • r,>‘t from the west every, year. learned the exact amount taken. standard of the quality of gasoline /'resident is si-ei'ng few cullers ’ in anti the growers arc anxious to get "Autumobilvs arc now making tho that may be sold in ,the state. order to conserve his time for work At?.”* parking house J n Georgia, Tho robbers have rnudo good their it off and plant other crops. trip from Miami to Jacksonville in of preparedness. . 9. Your committee further 'rec­ C.r r - ' Florida, North and South escape and up to date have not been 9 hours and 35 minutes, the dis­ ommend* for the consideration of the apprehended, ulthough officers are Washington, March 27. Twenty o tl..' 1‘ hcnni-iiee, Mississippi or tance being 3GG miles. So much for Mrs. Hic II'm Father Dead members of this association und the uddilionul.'-complete infantry regi­ ’ • ‘outhern states would kill the on the trail. Word was received here this good roads," say* the Clearwater ___ ____ __ i— public the, advisnbility of enacting a ments nnd five additional battalions will ' * * ‘'**‘ *taB a dozen or more Sun, which has a habit of saying law requiring all vehicles commonly of National Guard Troops have been morning thnt M. C. Poole, futhcr of th<»e *• * , ^10 *’u*iness a certainty in pleasant things about Miami and Nothing In Sub Story Mrs. B. F. Ezell hud died.suddenly used on the highways to be of the ordered into the Federal servieo for th-f . ltl* <>no ld“ nl can inspire Tho report received here yestcrthe Hast ('oust country. Bu t thla yesterday at his home in Cross An­ it ca ' ^ *° n>oro 8fock than dny that a German sub had been standard gauge in -use in other the protection of property in the chor, South Carolina. Prof, und travel ' is done at tho peril o f . tho ' event- of possible internal disorder. Plant f M** rarc of* Bn'i when,thnt Sunk by the St. Louis was untrue, states. Mrs. Kzvll and family left this after­ driver’s life on .a few stretches in Be it further' resolved, that a copy The troops havo been called out in tk* i. ' ' ,n *’u>’ stock offered it, Palm Beach nnd Brevard atfd Vo­ the St. Louis arriving safely in port of these resolutions be forwarded to tt>« * rr,“'r'’ will cease to raise it. If eighteen western and middle western noon for Cross Anchor to attend the lusia counties, where slow improve­ without sighting any of the onerny each member of the legislature and states not included in the list of sim­ funeral. They have the sympathy of kt J , ..... ,annot *cl| it when ready ment work still compels detours snd n,Jt raise it, for ho cannot subs. (Continuod on Page 4) • ilar orders made public yesterday. their many Sanford friends. Inconvenience.— Miami Metropolis. * *Ti M RESOLUT10NS RECRUITING STATE ROADS ARMY-NAVY t • i .. —* * > : - J. •• r 3 £ yr-*rr>>‘ -**•>{*.•* ■ ‘ A I t' �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT ’ * 'M r s . Castle In making the pictu.es,, for the romantic serial " P a tr ia ," the next chapter of which ii to he shown nt the Lyric Theatre on Tuesday. Mrs. Vernon Castle, who plnys the title role is called upon to do things which a less intrepid o.‘ capable woman would have refused or been unable to do. The heroine of " P n tria," produced for International and released by Pat ho is an expert rider, swimmer, diver, uenver, yvrestler and dancer, equally at home in driving a motor car or a motor boat, and familiar, with apropln.nes and nil their ways. Those who have known Mrs* Castle best nr n dnt.<«r, remember her as a slender, graceful creature, dainty and sv'rlt ami fragile us a Dresden doll. Most people watching her movements, the very embodi­ ment of grate, received the impreswon- 1 bet »f lsH*lwnl(Mft|s-s»il (**1; she. might brcAk into n thousand piece*. Well, none of fragile nnd ethereal pcrsoculity hna been lost In "P atria," nnd yet she doejt such-hair raising. hi eat h taking, soul gripping stunts in motion |>ic* tures as to fill the beholder with amazement that one so fragile, ft ail and altogether feminine- could do them nnd survive. "Employ a substitute for the dnn* geruua stunts?" Not Mrs. Vernon C a s tle .'-' "Why, I rjouldn't bear to think of ettiug anybody do all those stunts for me," she said. " I t would have broken my hea;t» I’ve loved every minute of all those thrilling things nnd I wouldn't have missed doing them for worlds. • .. She b* thrown from the baek of a galloping horse; she dives headlong from the deck of an ocean going steamer and swims to u motor boat into which she cllml* unassisted: she k - d i r own fro m t hs -upps r- dock- of « -Sound—stenmer-nnd-in the -w>rtteji—«lbvests herself of her superfluous clothing: she climbs the mast of a burning ship with the flames .licking the »hroud< and falls with the mast iqto'the water far below; she filungcc over a waterfall-intw a whirlpool; she races her motor bout against a rail­ road ear loaded with dynnmlH*: she flies an tferoplace; she operates a machine gun and Hoes many other strenuous i liings that make you gasp. Ilut never, for a moment does si -0 Jose per daitit' . gricrful, frit.nil)* i harm -bat !»;•- i, a<|e her famous on two continents. Ah *ve. LYRIC v TO DAY yShramount THEATRE PROGRAMME TONIC7HT •‘ C I V I L I Z A T I O N ” Admission 35c Positively tho Greatest Picture ever shown here. SATURDAY “The Chorus Girl and the Kid” * “The Frame Up” And the laist Episode of “ Liberty” MONDAY “ Whom Tile Gods Destroy” Featuring Alice Joyce Also a Rig V Comedy TUESDAY “ Palrfa" Pcnluring Mrs. Vornon Castle Three Reel Feature One Keel Comedy WEDNESDAY Pearl Whim in Pearl of tin* Army 1 hree llri 1 Feature ( >nr II, *-l t i,m* d* r e s t >u t iii; n dh.eatls *>: Pat *1 the new Mract fratu're. with Viola Dana as star, which-will he io*en at the Stur The­ atre on Tuisilay w/*re taken in the famous coni t Inlng rli«trirt arout.d SPEC IA L FEATURE sit nit in t h i ; c m oik iie s t r a in Admission 5 and lO.Cts. Take tfie Children with You Notice of an advance of 10 to 25 pur cunl in a!! Writing Ink* has been re­ ceived. Wu have a tfood supply on\hand that will go at the oty pricu. Shown Exclusively at the Star Theatre larint; N«|f»l Hart, former Wyoming sheriff and range rider. and Dill Giliis. Texas cowpuncher and all ’round rider of bucking horses nnd •teors. These typical westerners will dem­ onstrate Row their kind might be ex­ pected to net in real life, if dressed in evening clothea and introduced to society' at a fashionable function* Theie is nothing burlesqued iiL't^yir comedy, but their antics are docided*>* productive of laughter without anv descent to the ridiculous or or far dial' Hard Task Indeed. It requires it certain nnimint of tnct to be sincere with your friends nan still keep them.—Philadelphia Record. Resides these comedy elements In "Love’s Lariat" there, is an appeal to every emptloh, climaxed jn u "surprise" finish to an ‘bngnging love Mr. Carey will have O.ive story FttHyr Golden, ns his leading lady and the original supporting actors will be William (juinn /and Nen " T h e Prison, Without M alls" ftol.cit E Muc-Mumey and Realah Dix. who pr» ;...rvd the script of “ Tito Prison Without Walls" for the l.askj < otupany. uii,|i f. t ur>V. Mtlacv It* id a. it M;. rile M*‘*L iq on tJ;v |'aram>*u..t Program, suj>plied Mr. K«nl with tbr*1'*- good tights, in two, of wl.irb be is suppost d to i;g,,t soundly le-aten. It, is contrary to Mr. Reid's-principle to.take a licking without protest and the two battles In which he is van­ quished show that lie did not sub? PALLINE NIEDERICK famous Pin m Paramount SPRING TERM RFVirW COURSE April -June ! il, 1 9 1 7 U lllr fol I *t*t*»g *»*l I U*l lnf**f ***ill -O •i-i u i.i a!--- t If> lli'ing , t-A*i ?i!»i«-*l \oung person Mr ils into it liim tight as stren-i in if it were a real one and t liis adversaries to do the At the Star Monday. , W k costs less to u<< tl.jn other kinds, • Hectivfil llifhrtt Awirdi ,V |t i /art STEARNS’ Lotus nuts, of lll>-tliiu .-r junsI*. n favi.rlte ••ilildi- of tin* i hirx-«. i>r«* *-sit<-n wbolv or ate gio'ihd up ami mude- Into a kind <*f arrowriHit Ilnur. : » z : i c c ! ,£ .L R A T S , M IC E AND COCKROA CH ES Chinese Delicacy. Thousands of physicians and millions M of housewives will sweat 1 f to that. You've never tasted \ x u ch wholesome, tempting, appetizing bakings — y o u 'v e never enjoyed such uniform!) perfect re-tilts. L'alunict lLik, ing Powder nr err fails—alii! n ^^k % John B. Stetson University = U V i T I l 1 - = X Ip T E L E P HONE 1-18X ELECTRIC P A ST E X X X IIIIIIIH IIIX :M I' illHXXX U . H. . G o v e r n m e n t B u y s I t i Di I MM SOLO KVZ-.YWHUKK — lie e n j 11.00 El ir Treat 1U l a ir L is t P r ic e s k J M Fair Treatment Knows f fa frm9t lil. enthusiastic were the Dana B LA C K S A F E T Y T & EA KOI H *• i III- Lut *-S of CHtCAj Ch.«p and big can Baking Powdcndo not aav. you money. Calum«t»1oes—It’s Put. ■nd far superior to sour milk and soda. r Rut th< Dipi.i of vulual !< ’ ( rn’i., I t ii.iorn’ ii’ ■'. - t" t h 1 pr*-l- ' Cro-s tiifr-c. ; lid It i.« .I'-.a imri-e that t in t «|)Ol ‘ . she iilies he. Hfe, striving by good and damered for thv privikge of up- deeds and ehsrity tfl * rflrUem her penrirg ns "supers" in "Threads of former misdoings-, which :ift*r all Fute." • were tho«e of ign«»r‘an«e ruther than --------------------- — "' 1of real »in. The climux is a little P a u l i n e Frederick \ Sanford Gill from thosv o) the book, in “ Sapho" at Star Tonight production a happier endDaudet’s famous novel “ Sapho" , ^ «h“n l ’,c 0^ ni, , -i , Thi* has been taken by the famous play- «,VM 'Tick a splendid era as the foundation for a thrilling opportunity to display hfr marvelous photoplay^of that name .-elcased on « n‘I hcr work ,n il U e* cof** . tionally pne. , STAR THEATRE PROGRAM friday Pauline Frederick Formally a Sanford Girl) in •Sapho" nl-o A Magazine on the Screen. Saturday— IHuo. Ilird presents Harry Carey ‘und Olive Golden in ••Love’s Lariat" Monday Paramount presents’ Wnllaro Heid and Myrtle Sudman in "Prison Without Walls" Tuesday Metro presents Viols Dana in "The 1 bread- of Fate" • Concert* nightly by Wiiherington and Houser Matinee Daily, at 3:15 Low's Lariat at Star Saturdny . Mukjnit pictures of the Wild West are numi'rbus and it is an unfor­ tunate fact that the public is be­ guiled into the belief that all of the ^ are authentic and genuine In’ their various*'details. The scen ery .In a large number ot instances shdws vis­ tas of the Jersey hills nnd dales and the ' ‘cow boys" arc in many in­ stances supernumeraries. Iron the equestrian academies of Gieate.New York. Rut in presenting the Rluebird Photoplay, "L o v e's Lariat." nt the Star Tneatre on Saturday the pro­ ducers back their assertion of gen­ uineness in detail with certain def­ inite statements that may readily be confirmed. The interior scenes are not purported to he distinctly Now York views, but the exteriors, were all made in California and the char­ acters reptesent the leading cowboys in the various scenes are genuine "ropers" and riders of the far west. Harry Carey is himself an ex­ perienced rider and the cowboy com­ panions nro h**re given by. name;. Rud Osborne, rider and steer bulldogger; Jor Hickson, champion Ho­ man rider; Tommy Grimes, champio huejing hoisb rider; Pedro I.eon, who can tope fifteep riders with his 0 1 ( P OODRICMS FA IR T R EA T M EN T ^ backs up Goodrich Tires, big and small, with the same fairness ^to all ~ Either the tire, w h atev er its size, / makes good the Goodrich pledge, ■jfk or Goodrich w an ts it back to square its shortcomings. 'M& Goodrich workmanship turns •• forth tires, little and bi g, with the same watchful pride and honor. All are the best fabric tires that can be made. •’/:"* J They are equally obligated il to fulfill the high standard of It service Goodrich sets for its IgA tires. JH • , • m -- Wfc»f. You Ses T Coodrkh Tire* V* III You take no chance with S IZ E or A N YTH IN G E L S E in a Goodrich Tire. IftH The R. F. Goodrich Company W® AskVo«r DtdrtMD* 'AKRON, OHIO T E X T A N is a fibre sole— N O T rubber. It is water­ proof, stub-proof, flexible,' tnaichcs your .shoes per­ fectly and outwears any le a th e r so le you e v e r wore. A sk your dealer* TEXTAN i • } The n. f . G o o d rich C om pany A kron, Obio �t _ March T IIE SANFORD HERALD PAGE S IX to consider our sister city in a better standing, but can’t see-, ’em even with a telescope. Scarcity in Peanuts George M. Phnir, in the Atlanta Georgian says he understands there is a scarcity jn the production of peanuts this season. Hut how about the Peanut Politicians up at Wash­ ington. Maybe George hasn’t yet received his reports from the Cap­ ital. Husy Governor At 11 'o'clock, mornintf worship The minister will speak( on "Th e Chained Bible ” Evening service at 7:30 The following nyislcal program will he given; Organ Prelude, ’’Cujus Anlman" (Lord Vouchsafe Thy Loving Kind­ ness) from the Stabat Mater, by Rossini— Mrs A' A Frye Vocal Duct. "Lovely Appear" Mrs J A Takach and Mrs A Frye Governor Whitman of New Y,ork state has ousted the boxing com­ missioner of that Jla te, the New York executive claiming that Wcinck who is the Commissioner of the state failed to fill his duties and also charges the Commissioner with BV *««»•• f*AVIM . graft. By duing this the Governor maintains the name of the Bport fom lng Fight and keeps the fighting game on a Young Hominy vermis " K i d " Po­ level with all other popular American tato, fight to take (dace ut Huberts sports. * Grocery store some time this sum­ mer Congregational Church linn sling So mi' Sunday services: The Tatnpu Tiinm, with M ac At W.*-I5 the Bible school under Tarker wielding the sporting pen is —daunting- more ^ p sm -io -th o-E lo ritla thu-ili.x'tUuu-^f C—U —WalkefiH convenes Interesting State League than'any other Florida intendvnt. You are paper. Mar here of late has run a study of this great Hook . column devoted to the State League urged to bring your children and from his clover articles which have been all to the mustard, the Tampans will he well represented this summer in the line of sport*. Aulfiein by the Choir, - " B y the R ifirs of Babylon/' GabrielShort sermon on "T h e Gospel of Music '* Soprano Solo, "Influmrnntus et Accensus” (When Thou Comest) from the Stahut Mater by Rossini — Mrs' Julius Takach In addition to these special num­ bers there, will be congregational singing. You and your friends nre invited to all of these services ^A W h llf MACHINERY AND A L L SU PP LIES Wr le For PricesAn Catalogiu« DIAMOND DUST . Nine Vears'Ago The greatest feat ever arcompHshed on a hull field took place at At­ lanta, Ga. This particular .gatqf was played with the Nashville Club, and the feat was accomplished by I the fastest man that- ever wore spikes in that league and his n a m e was Harry Hav. With three men on h:t*e * rd \11a ti f i’- h - t vimt d u 'I‘*r stepping t o , the plii, n.im*iy. Hob Stafford, everything in tip* 'land* were in an uproar for Hoi* t<> •lean the sacks. Wi t h V«d<» Sillon twirl­ ing air tight lull (or Nashville, there was nothing to do hut serve one over tin* {date which In* did, iioh connected and sent the, hail sailing for the left field frillf \t the i rnrk of i lie Imt Itav , i — * •. f for ih<* iei* sphere and I,»*f,»r** i •• I,.,.I had t* u li Oil the (cure. I,a;, lm| j.. d op o, tin fence and*iiaggi-d the thing spin re taking the heart out of thousand* of fans and causing the name of Harry Hay■never to he forgotten by the Atlanta fans that had witnessed this game. Same Here Sever: l Sa nforrl fan* ire alre a*ry picking t he New' ) nrk <il.ll.l * |r» ; win the pen mint irt tin • Nat tonal , League. The y ha ve tio* icntn iih! . furtherni ore hey mve !<s tier 1 t’Hl the lost team in the I. ■ague. ,v owhy *houldn' t t In win.’ Fqr ' i f winner o( the American 1.vague j «*n- , nant we *tiH stick to * Ty Company and with three good pitchers Detroit will he heard from. Standing <>f the < lulls How th e y * will t i > >».n t l .e • u.| of the Florida State League Mason: Sanford Tain|ia Bartow Lakeland Kissimmee Orlando We are very sorry to say that th e' cella, position is held by ih** Or-: lnmln eldb, and if the cellar i* not! very strung they are going in further n h f i m i r n r — t t v . n t , T n k " v efy- tmh-ti account of the threatened railroad strike, hence he will not be In San­ ford this weekV Pass the word along THE p j;, S O U T H L ^ D ALL-STEEL ELECTRIC-LIGHTED TRAIN * * „ Chicago, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Grand Rapids, Cincinnati and Louisville White of an Egg. The white of till egg Is made up of little cells tilled with albumen. By beating the white these cells are rup­ tured anil oxygen from lb,* air is Inclosed, which gives tlo- white and light appearance of beaten eggs. The white of a state egg will not Inclose as much oxygen, will not he as light and ns easily digested as that of the fresli egg and Is, of course, less vnltit^|^ The InijHirlnnco of heating the egg In cold, pure ulr !« readily seen.—Exchange. i _ _ * I Why He Went to Freddie's. “Why do you always tease to go over to Freddie’s to ' play?” asked Uncle Charlie of h!s nephew. "Why don't you have him cotue over here once In it while?” “Oh," replied Jack, “t don't have to be careful at Fred­ die** bouse." Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6:30 instead of 6 o’clock Spend Concerning the Venus of Milo, an hour with C E young people It is .said that the base of (lie Venus Rev W II Hopkins, D D , of of Milo, with tin* name of the sculptor -AUwnU. Ga , w.l>w- u.a*-4**-b^vw -tUvl npnn 11, wav rirsmiyril fngrthc purpose with the Congregational people Fri­ of deceiving a king of Fmnce Into ilio day night, in the. church was forced belief tluit it w„s more nnetcut tiian lo cancel all of his Florida dates urt It really Is. 2.1, Lv Jacksonville . A C L 8.20 I Lv Waycrots---- A C L 10.30 I LvTIfton........... GSA-F 12.40 i Lv M a co n ...:... C o fG 3.58, Lv Atlanta.............. I . Jr N 7.18 , Lv Knoxville___ L A N Ar Corbin...........LAN ArLouisville.... L A N Ar Indianapolis. Penn Ar Cincinnati... L A N Lv Cincinnati... GKAI Ar Grand Rapids GRAI Lv Cincinnati... Penn Ar Chicago____ Penn Lv Cincinnati... Penn Ar Cleveland___ l’cnn 12.29 1 3.291 9.001 2.00 , 9.001 1L59I 2.00 I 11.591 7.45, 11.301 7.45, Pullman Sleeping Cars ami < part m in t Observation c:.,r i ranvillo to Chic Chicago: JarU,ny,U. , Indiana [sills (via I/oumviIIi ) pancy until 7.30 a . ».1 .-L-., . £ Cleveland (via Cinciuttui, , Jnrkwnvi lo to Grand Rapi.U V i ! Cmciimati) iwml-wcckly, leaving Jack* sonvillo Mondays uml ’l lnirsdayj . Thoroughfare Coaches. ,|u ' ydlo to Chicago; Kagcagn and JackooireiUo to Cincinnati; l ,r„. cosyhlgh-backod scaUjelectriclight, I. Dining Cars serving all m, *<r* Vico u la carte. FOR DCTAIL! D INFORMATION. RLCCFlNG CAN RCICRVATiOh* AFFLt TO ANY TIONCT AGKNT OF A T L A N" T HTEIC C O A S T LIN E RAILROAD S T A N D A R D R A I L R O A D OF T H E SOUTH' * A. W. F R I T O T OIIINOl* 10IMT A. C . JACKSONVILIC. rLA. O I .I .I O M J . G. K I R K L A N D o i v i .i o n M t i i N o . i n . . t. TAMPA, 1LA. HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS The Pleasures of Your Week-End Trip I Depend much on the tires th at your car is equipped with. • Before leaving let us equip your car with To Piedmont. VailC Mtvum. Moore’s. White Sulphur, lluldi'iiite. ,-YJI Healing and Connelly Springs. Spend the week-end, but lirst let us equip your car with MU IIK1.1N UNIVERSAL TREAD T IR E S . No tire trouble Assure* maximum pleasure for any trip. Michelin iniversel Tread Casings AND Michelin Heavy Red Inner Tubes r. 200 LBS ARMOUR Your trip will not only be one # - . * of m axim um ' pleasure for FER TILIZER S yourself and/am ily, but the v : Michelin w a y .-i-x is "Safety^ fry * Thirty years’ Experience in all • parts of Florida and through­ out the U. S .; the world's finest ■ materials brought direct from producing paints urn) rigidly an‘ nlyxed; complete equipment de­ veloped through building ind operating 30 factories—enables tut to "build” long-lasting, cropmaking, burnt's-hnihling quality Into Arinuur Fertilizers. Fifty-four of our standard, wellknown brands are oiTcrcd with* 2 %, 3C nr f*rr. potash, or with­ out potaflh, us desired. Booklet fr e e showing complete line of , first.” No r o a d s smooth, none too rough fQr MICHELIN Thu MICHELIN1 UNIVERSAL T U I 3 A I) C A S I N G in J6x 11<i actually weighs no irly 5 Ihs. more than the Plain Tread. WIGHT GROCERY COMPANY SANFORD, ✓ //'/r/oz/rTtitlllim Enrich U*e Soil -Iicrene the Yield Uiiln Maturity—Improve the Quality FLO R ID A A MANUFACTURED B Y JACKSONVILLE. FLA. UNIVERSAL TREAD TIRES. Citrus Fertilizers Field Crop Fertilizers Vegetable Fertilizers Fertilizer Materials Blood & Bans Tankage Spraying Materials Stock & Poultry Feeds ARMOUR FERT. WORKS too =n r —p r * 4 ” ••> ■ i+ r II �1 n r *■■ T IIE SANFORD M»ff h 23» IJ 'lu* PACE SEVEN HERALD w Savtetl Utt Sermon Some girl* refill in lm\|t of music In them- uml n l(i urc always sorry when any cape*.—hnl lnun [lolls star, NATIONAL APRIL 18™ Improved Star-Fin dor. The novel nturflmler of n Shanghai Inventor IttiN the fonn of it Jmriuml When the parasol Is opened uml Its stick i*v 'pnliiled tovvtirti *i*»dtiris. tlm stars oil'l eoiiHteUflthmx cimrled u|*>n iln i-ovt-rlng lire fouuil to lime Ilia mi pie relative position* iis in the sky overhead, so thin limling i In* ceU-Miul ilijri'it N eion, • 3h it s b l a c k w h i t e t a n io * F e a r , the T o r m e n t o r . rirr How ninny' useless torments urc ours because of fear! Isinkltig buck over my own life | ean see that most of my suifyi lug* su re duo J o fears, nml i hat ittcy were all. every one of them, lyiih ji-i !t -s nml poison. Of all tin* demons that rhle poor mortals, fear Is the n to j malicious.—Irish World. u n i v c r s a l c a r Have been built and actually delivered to retail buyers since August |, l «»|r>. WANTED! O ld H a g s a t T h e fice. They H e ra ld m ust he These (inures- :i20,S17-•represent the actual number of cars manufactured by u* since August 1 st, 1 i* 1 ti, and delivered by our ngrytts to retail buyers. O f­ Tdiis'unusual fall and winter demand for Ford ears .makes it necessary for us to roil line the distribution of cars only to 'th osc ngenl* who have orders for immediate delivery to retail customers, rather than to permiLiiuy_aguut~tu «io.*J,-.-«M rrt-anTfrlttaihUI o f later siirTnc wales. _______ ,___ ____ ____ —------------------------- C le a n 2 } •> C e n t s P e r P o u n d . C L A S S IF IE D KEEP YOURSHOES NEAT W. J . T H I G P E N AGENTa Sirs sis r a n e e OfflC l w ith HOLDCK R EA L E ST A T E S a n fo rd . - ■He y in buying at tills time may cause you to wait several months. • * " *»* Enter your order today for immediate delivery with our authorized Ford agent ii-f d bt.'aw and don't be disappointed Inter on. *j All-Local Aihcrlisumyltls l niter COMPANY ‘n e r a l F ir e Immediate orders will have prompt attention. ADVERTISING Thm Ucatllnji TlJKKi: (TINTS * Line For Earn Insertion. Minltmnr Charge (7 t's. min i s urinal n H “'*, I < . ii* i- i l : • 1 *• It Iii trull. O. - Ford Motor Compani) ( . i . w 11,1.) VMS At,rnl H o ria a !**••«.*+! |tti t f out this inforinaliiiii a letter anil addrestrut lions in tlfe ad i icnt lli- .(-sihi.-v m ; « <........... 1 hi* l* Yi»>j | f I Li1L Jill i«.i t \ i■ t ordinary size. Fur this rej. on i* ■, them-, even at somewhat gun.ict P o t « Where trees murt le rep la ,■ l it, ..t important to plant the Jut,;, r , , may cntch up with the older cm next reason to reph. , i., . i , yon will lose a j e a i ' < ,i safely planted up t > A,..,; .V : 7s \ ’ * Ml j. -I Jn For Sal*- Marred I'ly Eggs, 70c per silting linger. 14. I 1 ) . ‘ A., ( il. I mi 1j i -4 l.'vl liiloilt. IU>b|ilo !<• his Ini her, "lind, them mini's ghosi t‘* ♦ LEGAL ADVERTISING c f i \1U - **v* n H aC lire. i V. W. H. B R O K A W . Salesman Orlando, Florida ,‘iv 1*ri-lt , #1hiTtt t) It. . * bill m|t I lUinl >, •l«»f J It: I til* Hon k i n g nrilit-i > e 1 1 11»r« . Fur Kent Four robin Iiouhc, -42Palmetto, $10 per month. Kn«|uire Herald Oflice, . . f»l-tf Ideal Results Make Your Crops With a Profit Writ* Mir Di m IPmhi , on (iruifl nml (innlrn ^LORIDEal i : ALKIDEAl £ ; SEMINOLE & CHEROKEE W iU o n ! ;F E R T IL I2 E tt & Toom er F e r t i l i z e r C o ., M a n u fa c tu r e r * IDKA!, FERTILIZERS, l i i n l i r . In S | i n l r S l m l i l n e r y n m l I n w r l l r l i l M Jacksonville, Florida W USON & TOO t..a*.*rl»lpF dr - fill#* f i< fiiiptiSt t* tit- risffill ttl r «siitifH pi I ri 1j tMfly .i. 111141r •I *n *1, .*( f t J , •< *. I |* U J*/. , Im. ► 1 • lrj£ 4 •» *1 M lb* Mbit *.f * at i | ^ W|V>lir| i P o t t d S l S*Tl l . . . _ il|(M5»»itwJ4,iL*,#i*’ Hi f -. lYuliUr ilmi S*vU 4*»*r»i «l............. 1 IliT’Mr VYi«i 1 ' , V {if:|,! t T k D Tom H i i w t AtH«m " S 1.0 tilU I i l l s - Sim ft 1_ I hi* ll r , | u H •r HU* ■!•* tn »hr*- nsmr -.J t 11 it it Arfl t- I nt* i *-*I***- it* * -4 •! n r ili :•* r i «i >11 n |f In taw tj»* *!fT«l will i * U ‘' t E* . fc.tfi «m I hr lUtli itsV i f A| fit A. I>. P*17. * . WM.ti • my i b ‘l sr»! tM« the ptji itiy <if Man h A. I 1* iSflT* R lo o m lie ld N u rse rv & S e e d C o ., M o n tic c llo , F lo rid a t i r f i l a n n ul I h»|.l. r |M(J1. I.» »» of f l u e Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or Month— I’tfrk ayenue Hat, 106 North* Park avenue, over L. R Philip* & £ o . drug *tore. Mr* James Patton, manager. 30-lf WANTED Lost^ Hunch of keys. Leave nt pontoflice and receive reward. Connolidateil Grocery Co. * 59-41|) I J it N o tify i> li«,|rBy < tv .a ( h a t II, M, Itur l u ,, n n >tnl I ', l'„ l lu r lia n p u . J r , | m r r h » . . r . (,l T *» e » f t |l l c » l r Nn. 7ST, i|Rti*<l I h r Znil ■lay ul J u n » , A. I). 11*1 I. Ii m lilnl ■■Id t ' f U n t i l * In Illy u F r r , i n I h*» n i * 4 ' '^ D l i i i iii ri fur t n di til l o I h u p In ■rrrH itnnrr VOli 1 1 *.' Snilt rrrllftrlli* i.niliriri-t t h ' fii||i>*in|t il'.r r ib i'il |i r o |ir r t y u llu a l'^ t In Srminuin r o n n i y ,- F l u r n l i , l u - * U : 8 W 1, ul SK>, Km - 7. T p 2 0 8. Il 31 K — l o i r r r . Tin >iid l i n d In inn a n e u x l ■< lhi> Hit* nl tht* i i t u i n r c ul •ui-ti n r l l t l r i t i . In (he n ip i* nl J. N, W h ltn tr . |J nlri« n b l c r r l l f lr i t n • h i l l . Iw r n l i n m u l i r r o r i l i n c l o I n * t i t ilmil *111 Ih u f I h r t r a n a n l l i i 3 r d a i y at April. A. !>. t P U . wont-* my nltti-iil ■icoilurr iret » i l thl* the 2 n d d a y nl Mill) M irrh, A, II. I HI 7. K. A. OOUUI.AH*. Clrrli ( ’iir u lt I 'n u r l Snminnlii l '» ., H i . Ily V. M. M r D a n i H . I). C. 6*-Frl-5lr ^JAOJOWILLE 1. •' MOTOUCVCI.E ACCESSORIES ; Motorcycle Horns, Lamp, Presto Tanks, .Motorcycle 5 drips'and Pedals. , »h A r n r i l l I *u t t f j l 1 t ' « . I " «•■ For K e n t — Newly fumUlicd bed • H> V. M. Mcb«nirl; l». C. > Ffb-tlr room with private family. 703 N . U i i «r V , , l i r j i i b o l . i f a i l l r r t l t'n ilc r Myrtle Avc. f»2-tf THE ALTAMONTE HOTEL p m iL IZ E R ( ACCESSORIES Uliiit* ^idtnidi, flni* flop 4 h ■«jjj i **i i#!r* *11|t j M , H«tM ih tf \ i.Q s n «t I — e . 1 urt1 l»i-» F oI t * t I r r111\. rt i« K «♦** ' * i! »t* «l t»,i. tin »l<y of J uim* \ I*. IWit* file I alt| in H > • Ifitr, a»o| flip liiadl* fur i * * > •<•••! * •»«•* i»* ■rrt.nl- » - Ideal Methods I tltl kn ••i»H* A ■* ill At>i^iJfelt«*n ■«»t i * ,r, * hi. - wr !ll*lfc FO R REN T Ideal Formulas AUTOM OBILE Plant Peanuts—-Supply Scarce While Wyandotte-,, relehrulcil Ri­ gid aJ rain of Canada where vigorous birds are rnia'i-d. Constant. In.ny lay era: Hatching <ggs and Rub C h it. I. VI # -l-l 1 I 1n l i (nr -•;i!t- 1 v ii (ir'i-priif - h - Strong.r llrpokhv ille, Fla. 2 0 0 a n d t i u c y c i .e s X Auto Tires and Tillies, Ford Sizes Only H Horns, Spot Lights and lleadliifht Ilulhs, Spark Plugs, ♦ Hattcries, llatterv Connectors, Rlowoiit Patches, CeV ^ t % menl Patches, Y idea niters, (Jasoline and (Mis. **•m H1 via.oniMaiKS, incogs itiiue i l l ’ •I., lift ID * BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUPPLIES j ROLLER SKATES AND PARTS U D e w m g VM Watkins Block Dealer In Order Mow c-r X u : ■*.' keye 115 PARK AVENUE Ojil.i* ifj: Thr-ujjht Leading V jr !i?<( I K* * lb- * a<l of ihe lu-u reel, '•re 11*.■ Villain c-l-* stmt. NOW IS THE TIM E Priren are advancing every day. Sanford 1h on a Building Hoorn and You Should Build Your New £llume 1 7* W E HAVE ___ • The Proper M aterials . DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, LIM E, CEMENT SHINGLES, LUMBER OF ALL KINDS . CORRUGATED IRON R- C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch THE PRIC ES ARE RIGHT We buy for Canh and Sell Cor Cash and you get the benefit of the ctlremely low price*. ’ Sewer Pipe, Tile and all Materials for the Farmer Rrmuie of our thirty j n r * of rit»cnrn(,e In buying for Florida trade, nud Iwi-nuir of iplnriilid mil nnd m lrr facilitim. anil low frrighl raft*, wc mvc you money oa hay, grain, fwd nnd flour, guaranteed the l>r»t. s Berauti of modern nlirhinery and pmtiniity lo j * ' * * crale titnlwr we *ell Im t (jualiiy orange boaei, fruit and vep-table rmtei nt reniolinole priw*- To prov* our.elaim* write for price listi. • H ill Lumber Company PHONE 135 Third Street Sanford, Florida . W. A. Merrydhy Company Palatka, Florida fif-ra an TRY A HERALD WANT AD �-----------• March -21 , 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOUR present conditions la doing an THE SANFORD HERALDII der unpatriotic as v e l l . u a foolish act. l i f e it depriving the government of R. J . HOLLY, Editor W. M .’ HAYNES. Business Manager the assistance It needs. (Continued From Page 1) If this roll merely took nwny the surplus population capable of work closed But, if ,we are to judge the Jiut not finding it the result would future by the past, nothing is more ltd entirely beneficial but it is probcertain than thaft whenever another ! nbio that it will take largely from fT h is Bank's entire organization is permeated with the spirit of Hiver and Harbor bill shall be prethe industrioumclasses of the south. seated it will meet with violent op­ service, it is not enough to accept and safeguard the banking busi­ , If so we hove' no right to rompluin. position ness of clients; we put forth a special effort to he-iff additional No man should object to u loss- by “ Before th<* extrn session convenes the community if it is necessitated service, within our proper sphere. Our service is pleasing our on April lfith, I urge all friends of by the interests of the country. customers, may we please you? waterways to call upon the senators The* south has already lost a con­ and representatives' to auppqrt ap­ siderable amount of labor because propriations for the Hivers and ! of the war. Thousands have gone Harbors which are essential to" our north to work in ammunition fac­ national prosperity and mny be tories or other concerns having, a vital to our national safety *’ larger demand for labor than th»| i f f frANrypuR Business local market could nupply or to take -1 tlie places of work lu these concerns. Some of the II. R. STEVENS 0 . L'TAYLOR R. R. DEAS men who went north have returned Cashier I'rMldMil Aei't Cashier F. L. WOODRUFF Vics-Prs.M.nt hut this new demand will start nn(Continued From J’ugc 1 ) other s tre a m ’ northward anil it will lie more apt to be a stream of good It needs legislative workers already employed than of prepared to do action and the way# of getting thin tho unemployed seeking work. took-up much of the time Conditions are nut of joint all over There have .been live immtl It will ask the legist a la re to rom- the best people ami biggest business Germans will obtain economic ttdthe world ami we_mnst_ make the snow nnd iern^a-:i hem of things as they a re, hoping i edv t lain defect-in the Florida lawn interests ol lwfitly live oilifCTSlller. Trnmagg-on th f front xml rriuiln m a|)|>ropriation ns ’Inlrow s-youm nniitTiintT tioffiP uiiO" Tflmr by Dill rtilVfk T ile liritUh, I s not h v r ’ yPFT TCToVik that the return of peace and normal i t ’ costs you nothing Are you- a however, must again begin the prep­ would snow todpy Seminole brick roads will soon be times will not he long delayed. member of your home Board of aration of their offensive.. Their finished. Why live in a country like Ti me*-Union, The board will also ask the legis­ Trade. • . heavy artillery must . be moved when Florida ia on tho ifi;||,? lature to make |irovi«ion for state ahead , with enormous pniiis. Roads Get ir\ that special Faster Fdilion * Whether going or coming 'the . Your siqbere fri' ioj. ahl The state’s trunk road,* mus of the Sanford Herald. • tourists continue to ra|l at the and bridges must be reconstructed, .. Paul G Rlgpc lie laid out so that they wiltjihn Ammuni­ with those of other states. Some­ Board* of Trade olftre. Our callers often under hostile fire. Only n quest it - of time before tion transports may move 'only ina times It is found that counties are the past few days wore; Optimistic Thought. the people of ’ Germany make Kaiser T h e * condition backward about road building, Polly tales ns four times us mu'h n J It Parker, Indianapolis, Geo very, slow fashion. Bill get olf bis petch. though, praise be, there are jew of Ward Cook, Haverhill. Mass , L D of the evacuated territory makes congress. that type in Florida these days. J’iercc, Providence, Joseph Lawton, each advance movement difficult, as WILL BE N E X T MOVE Still, there do exist such counties Providence, W F Bcayten. New it Upes the lodging and provisioning Orlando want* to bond for and such road districts and the Haven. It I. Covington. Dallas, cf the troops and observation 000 to build a While Wav and bom' • for another *um in piirrh i*c the have not tin* slightest doubt that hoard j,,>ult| like pqwrt to stimulate lex . G \\ Giilmati. Galveston. It work." public utilitie*. Great i* Orlando tin* revolution in Russia will lead to such by saying to them. "We' II licit) l* Dryer, Dayton. (>. V. 'N . nnd her eiti'en* .. - •ms u |■r i -i " » ; .in.I tun n: **ii l mis von 1-■•iI. I I* v! ro.nl if vmi'll do your ■'t'.irn- Toledo. Mr* G \\ Baker. C' tii it.\ The K ii->r - ire There .irr -••me iJurt-s I>•t f. »it Mi** \|urt 1. T-eril, CliiThere l* t >lil l.i l.iiild i be u (ting on |he m.ill wlt-r, mi <li |>h» ii would aid womlei- cago. Mr and \t r-» I. D Fittt* Paul Bigger* Writes That Beets W m 1 1 ■ Should Do U ell In Sanford J i l .} !; | 5“ ford I hi* •! in ti i r ...i it —I:.■i monarchic* art doomed *U'11> Boston Mr and Mr* 1. H Groove atari f\| a* «m>:i ,i* Section Si Louis, W M Ghrisholm. Jersey The ‘ following letter f mil d’aul people of fIm , t: . . .m Im.M ■« >or Ix'thm.mn llt.iiweg * twlaii .| City Mr and Mrs Stuart Temple. . Bigeers who 1.1■*v ^ ^ ■ ■ 1 they will be iotur*lt,‘|l io Imib chainpinning i*f political refornjs At Grand . Rapids and .Stanley Wright. town. Montana will be interestingtake care oj th >*• vtho have .ill cost* the Hoftensollerns must Oklahoma City. M.* Bob Holly. Sanford. F!a : Invited ‘here. head ofT a German revolution" Oh, pi’s,' the fellow who does not This i< tin* Int rep relation of Her­ Dear F rien d —\s i fee! interested and never did belong to the progress­ ma n It’ T i t i it great***! a u l h i ’- i l ’ in /• ive organisation of hi* citv or eoun- in Sanford and export to Ifv• there tv tlml* amide room for kirl.u.g. Hi again sOme day I would like you to gel Mine uf i to1 farmers to pul it. a (fc* row* .if sug ir beets on the ec]i‘gy ’ fiWfllWa paid .secretary .,re ui.*t v<fiat land afjer the celery i* olf. If they , ^ I T iT fll] city had needed .ill along grow well it wVl mean a greil ileal w u F y ffl Board of Trade ha* , crtainly to Sanford. It wj|| make lots of tained result* tlii* winter work in growing them, beaidm you . /’s can get a sugar licet factory In San- . ’ We \vant Kipr*-* tut. W.’-wl.-ut! ford, which will make a good nay-a. . to get u* a good Jt-li and game law roll for the town The pulp and the on the *tatute book- w!-. |, ! . g,„ * top are great feed to fatten cattle irti. Engines, Bol to Tallaha--‘-e t . \i rn.« tli .it.,I Mr 1 am a Sanford booster and next' ^ complete Woodruff know* wlr.it t i e i . ’iintv fall I am looking for- quite a few Heavy. Mac • rid the state -need* in iht* *,c»j»c,'i people to go to Sanford from here immediate si Our ,’nmV u>..I our r-h need ijio.e to invest. This winter has been i a , M‘>guebc pr-olr.'tiiut if w. would h.iv< at , such a hard one until it ha* got the * ** J (l people m the notion of goitfg southi Jacksonville ORGANIZATION THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY P EO P LES B A N K O F S A N FO R D SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS X xxxxxxm m m xxxxxxxxxm xxxxxxxxxxxx A s k Your Grocer Best By Everylesk, engage m v a n e ,* bi!..)* of wo .. * needed to prepare the nation lor war. The labor i* needed In ‘munition plant*, tiav. \ar.i* ami , Nowhere Time* are #o prosperous in the coun­ try us n whole that there is great demand for labor n*i*ie from the government demand It- looks as if , ctfery one. who wishes to work ought to be aide to find employment. “ I believe.” continued Bernstein |tn men in^tierman irenche* b'd to l " " i r , ’* t l ie . .if, t. gi i ti ag a d e f e n s i v e war will lead these uprisings in Ger­ many They will demand dras'le i hangc* and relorm* in tfie )unk>-r government this ha* *» wickedly wish'd them, and that Hi* been re<pon*llde for the li.'rri ;e cat:i-tr.qihe now facing the tiermatt people “ A . we.l Ynewn writer told me wiieii 1 was in Germany !.i*t year that lie would not tie at all surprised The situation demands a closer investigation than e v e r .if att tspplU af u revolution were to break out In .it ought not to' he-difficult for thrtn. (o find employment If they , an ■work and will net they should be made to work. If they are n.M able to work they should be a charge on. the communities in which they, li.e . Provision t* made for the indigent a evwry locality aifd they should ac­ cept it or r.ot appeal for assurance H e . who gives 'indiscriminately tn men tilde to support* thcmsclvc* uh- aow fighting In the trenches "T h is war has brought ’ many ills in its train But it h.t* brought one consolation—democratisaiion t.t the ranks of armies mefy where * That is w-hy w, **'c Russian troops sup­ porting Hu.*«ian’ ri volutionarfcs. the same troops that ten years ago help­ ed crush the people . -----I*i*e i ue othi r you have u Nine times ething worse of a man to Let’s all help to make that Herald Easter Edition a *uece** and thing of beauty. Adve-ti-.e yourself vnur business. If you have nothing to advertise, write The Hi'rafd something and put yourself on record a* advertising ydur county or your Icity. The Board of Trade will mail I do toward out at least three hundred copit* to tourists all o v e r the country and we t miles over want- them to know just how pro, gressive and up.to date we are. 0 ntile* over If 11 P 0 E stand*, for Best J People On Earth, then arsording to I_uule*_on--a-i-tli»-XourlsU w.*i -btiluug-Po-vha-o/dus, Sanford's bunch should have th e’ Io0 jr.iU.* on , laureliy a* they belong* to th e. Al class ,r atnpa Board Lady: In Yowell-Speer'sl VA'hat n of Mr \V 'are the prices of those skirts? f nt. indicate* Arthur Yowdl: Next table, madirit that has am, these are cape-collars . S aturday, M arch 24 1917 x 10 0 0 P airs of Men’s and W omen’s N ext Door to the Three - In - One Store It will Pay to Investigate lutton t parate For Your Office Waste Baskets Ink Wells Ink I otter Trays Penholders Pencils Stamp Pads, I otter 1 lips * Letter Piles * Account Hook* Stationery f a r bon Paper Paste Mucilage Record t ards Pen* Time Book* Price Tag* Receipt Books Stapling Machine* Adding Machine Paper Typewriter Uihb*>ns .Siena. Note Book* l.oo*c l eaf Books Blank Deeds, etc. r. In fact Evcrylhtnj; for the Oftlce HeraldPrintingCo Office Supply Dept. P H O N 2 I4 S Hus* iah t * have sficq would have D E F E N S E In the trend which National affairs have taken, de­ fense has become the watchword of our country. l ’sed in any ajrainst loss. London, England. M i ilju tw ’i Amsterdam co-r regions that it is rumored ous riot* have broken ir. V d i s p a t c h from uldt'nt^ai H . J land, sava ’’persistelit rumor* are current of great rioting in Berlin " The dt*patch add*: "Frontier - regiment* are reported to have left for Beilin tcC maintain order ” alter the communh that is you.-s Are you a nembei paid your dues? . vc you GERMAN LINE MAY FALL IN TEN DAYS Continued From Page 1 the memhetahip «ards uf over twert ty j’ ve similar organisation* and tfci [fen munames of these various Board* of “ Although l*c Trade will appear on pur n*,* ‘ idi'ti^Maker, a* to the regarding brrship- card* which means that the vcp Hindenburg he critic* *<*men ha holder of a Sanford Board of Trade on all *id * that the card- haa ad way* an. Introduction to ; deeper into thi sense, the word implies protection An account in the First National Hank provides a strong defense fc*r the individual. It affords the best financial protection available* in the face of the unexpected. This Institution welcomes Savings Account First National Bank Sanford, Florida VF �f . I March 2.1, 1917 THE 8 ANFORD HERALD Dr J U Venable. pastor of llivtvniife Presbyterian ch.urch. of Jar* sonviile wan here yesterday onroute to Orlando to attend tho deacons' Little Happenings—Mention ! meeting Of the St John ii Prettily* t/ry He was'ucrpmpanted by Mrs of Matters in B r i e f Venable and her parents Dr* Ven­ Personal item s of------able has many friends here who-are _ . I ji t e r cj I “ n. — ! hoping that he Van hold another re­ vival at tut early- 1 d:ji>. • ! Summary of (he Floating Small 1 . i i L -»-—VUswrlrntl of Sanford Talk* Succinctly Arranged for ;; was among those ., rt•*n<li iij* the highHurried Herald Renders way meeting lo re today. Mr. I Woodruff is always found on the job ; » ♦ ♦ ♦ » > ♦ ♦ * •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * when there is anything stirring afOsborne Herndon fa building a Icetipg the welfare of this section.— m, u |,oat In front of the Star The­ Reporter-Star. # atre but whether it Is for fishing or Property Owners Take Nolice for defense in case the Germans The law provides tljat MIf taxes come up the St. Johns river he does upon any real estate, shall n o t - he not say. Ford Touring Car for Sale — At a paid before the First day of April of bargain- D. & O. Garage, W. A any year, the Tax Collector shall advertise and sell." Stringfeliow. 44-tfc I his matter war. brought to mv Mrs A II Moses is mourning the attention some time ago bv the loss of a handsome dress The fam­ Governor, and this is to notify all ily (eft one day last week for ‘Day­ concerned that tlo' r' juirenient of tona Reach leaving the negro maid law will lie complied with, and the ih charge of the house find upoh re­ Tax Hooks Vcill positively be dosed turning t hA dress was missing. on April First as pruMdnl h; ■— Mr« Ma-es says the lnwa_nrt? las .m. abd.-nlp-Ianir. bn v\liii-ii t,i\c* |,<m. ui^v-iit-in-FWidmrytn tin 1 nortli not beet! paid will* be ail vCrtiociL * the maids' are held rcsponsihlo for JN’ O, I). JIN KIN’S. the homes left in their rhnrge and ■5G-lto Tux Collector. should In* responsible here. ■ by P K Yonge,* Murphrco .was elected president o t the State Uni versity of Gainesville, Conrad! presi­ dent Woman’s College at Tnllahas see, | Walker president D«’af and Blind Institute ut St. Augustine and Young president Colored Nor­ mal and Industrial School at Talla­ hassee Clay Crawford—sras' sClectihl toastmaster at a lmni|uet Calls’ will *''v‘* •!>** mein tiers of the legislature and their wives at the Leon Hotel on the evening of April 3 ______ i________ TACE FIVE oranges will he scarco this year. May ho they will bring a . better price next winter. bn Memory of >lrs. Allen Boyd Another pne- has tjone to rest,’ The fait hi nF^’if e, the mother dear. Whose presence once did our home bless . _ I • | _i . *—If as left us sad and lonely here Sleep on, iTUr dear mother, sleep, Your family mnurh their loss, Around your silent grave we weep As we try to hour the heavy crots N ,1 T II E I. I* Y •• It I C T H E A T It B B U I L I) I N « ritks lL c Vci^iJiJiio-1 lin e of Millinery ami will Please all Patrons. (Jive us a call. • MRS. I. I). PEARSON, Mgr. -JVarhers’ Meeting * The Seminole County Teachers Ypur voice that was always soft and harnu is the purpose of a company sweet, Association will hold its second that has just been Incorporated. meeting in the Grammar school on As you gentle guidance gave. '* " ’Three companies have been.form­ Is now hushed in the silent grave, ed to mine coal and one to develop Saturday nt 2 p. m. A very interesting program has Vuttr spirit returned to him who j srnil|lit(. deposits in Alabama. A been arranged and a full attendance **nve i company will operate a gold mine in is desired. * ‘ j G Worgia. Oh, dear mother, how we miss you: . . . . . ' There G none to take your place. , An A‘ ! ‘ T ' V " * ' 7 ‘7 But we know if we are faithful j «*"U»orntod m develop fuf.tr lands • MRS. A. I). PARRISH, Ass't frn sret p Cune' BUT Hake tr lTo,.* a i.s ti'i - PEOPLE AN!) EVENTS We shall some day meet you fare 7 ,'r" . !'V . . . . . . peters Says: , |(> f . A 12-sfnry hotel building and a . ' . 7-story apart tpent J uno.' will be "Any 013 Kind of erertt-tf Tit AfiTnntrTTa" 1 •4Vi.T »'<i ii <) / , jjfkf Jll-.' sf**—fnrewrlf;- rtrnr *hmt her. Shoes will do Coin); "Item s of construction witrk to be ITT bminr ITT Mrs. Ed tar L‘ " i ' , j Farewell, pri’ -ioits one. done as reported this week an*: fifth vice president of th Dimn Hill. Hut Horida i Wc* will submit to the divine One. Federation, of Voment* C’lulis, the And suv. " T h v will be d o n e " . ‘^purtnieiu houses, Albany and You Wan! to (Jo Up" say, " T h y will, be done " , board of managers of .the Woman’s Trusting to Him who will our treas­ Atlanta, <•u.; bank building, Tifton, t<*c and what * -■ Ga.; bridges, Holmes county, Mis­ Club of Sanford gave a charming ure keep. Peters Says is So, sissippi and Osceola county, Fla.: luncheon at Hotel Carnes on Tues­ Sleep on, dear mother, sleep You c n n g 't fresh, country eggs at FOR SALE church buildings, Birmingham, Ala., day. The table was prettily adorned By Lena Lee liffier’s 25c daz. ■GI -Utc Om* of th« most formidable and Brailentown. Gainesville and with red ro*i*s, the chib flower and rucks in the mad of success is •, l HCil Atitumobiles Don’t forget about the special Seahrerzc, . Fin.: drainage, tjuitmun the pjnee curds were lovely fit The the Bolder of clothes criticism. Funeral of Mrs. A. A. Iloyd 1 Hiliek -17 Slot). Easter Edition of the Sanford Unt­ Mount yr Miss.; fraternal building design’ and variety of spring flowers. Front the top of your head 1 Iluick 2.3 120 ( 1 , ’ ’ . The’.funeral o f. Mrs. A. A. Boyd, il,I that* will he issued Tuesday, A course luncheon was served at Orlando, Fla'.: hospital buildin to the circle of your Icom you 1 Maxwell f:J75. who died on Tuesday morning was Ap.il 3rd. It will he a grand opDouglass, Ga.; hotel building to Its* twelvy thirty. Besides the guest of' rItotifif' be dress -d in a manner conducted on Wednesday afternoon Nearly how and in good Condijmrfuuity for n big trading week to 'that wiii« admiral inn nml wards remodeled * St. Petersburg. Fla*: li­ honor those nt luncheon were the at the home. Rev. George I I ■•titan tion. ••if criticism be started in Sanford. brary building, i ! it to s\ill.-, Fla., present otfh-ers and the new mom* otfictatini*. The deceased |**a\**s a Bargains. Come ipdck 1, For a snir'-sfal foundation tier, ul the ne\| board which in paying. Tallapoosa, vi a: Brunswick Break your Cold or La Grippe ,or„ a„ husband and live snnill children and »il\ an i .iitni ■ i sold i *s i* fc*t psM ■a ut • m" irt ! fv d! t<•bide.I Mrs. w PiH.ms, recording ... with a few doses of 6Gf>. 33-26tc -l.o.l ,. , . She •v* .i 1rtlu) u p o n i l o ■. . . . , it • ..! ' Semjnole i'tiunft Car ago. . _ . ‘ ••fcfut.ird •f the Sl*ife I' I tier u tofc , The old military men of Sanfordd Mr' I I 1 1 oi.io <d /••pliyrhlll .n * ’ I ................ ir ** of * t to* i .'ltd- a i d Sw ai tislin .t d ' w r l" ■ themselves in readiness i:. i i . Pi/iK iis • ar.- t \\l*i» .,1,111"f :|1 -f f Iji” f it ntt ;i? sew ■r and w.,i. r »• M Galloway , lo. al .bill Mr- . I Ir .■*m tlmr country >an THi- f.itmlv w a lit * I ■■* p r e - s t |i i* r . Hoots. Nlincs anil Slippt fn Notice to t onlr.i- t ■(tc.itie Turner, re- t h a n k s (or k i o i f n e - s - l i m a [Itent in Sinvrntt. tin . votcil J> lihurt M<' iinlier of them ant! they font I hoti'ls 11111 will be r i . ' f ' d until loo i tr i ng Itr- t ■i. *• p; es ideal Mrs May till-* sad In ■ir 01 i:,\x*T FIRST ST it IJET will • ai th'* tirst call for d>* p. in. Monday. Apr I luth I‘*I7. (**r |) kin "Construeti tn contracts have \ Howard the .\li B lee" x t h e erection of a two story buck mcoo'V • tliird vice prisiib ut, Mrs. Itoeii awarded as .follows: * * Ford inuring Cur. for sale at ■ llum jjhrcjs Slcnstrom a addition to the Fi. st National Hank \V. F Watson, iticomijig recording "Apartin'eat house. Atlanta. Ga.: bargain, il. & O.' Garage, W. At th** llajitist psstorluin D r- bank building. Greenville. S (\; , . of Sanford. I ’lnritfa. Poor Man's Limitation*. secretn/y ntul present chairman of Stringfclliiv. ■ Mrtfc “ \fT V *:|I II * ft : ... t •• Im lurMif/' Successful bidder will hi ie<|uir*‘d Welfare Dept.. Mrs. Geo. Fox. Irens* llymatt performing the cere,tinny. bfiilgl* I ....... .... I’ll pii- 1 -. i|,*■-* Go our office supplies before the to furnish snrbtv tin nil f>*r fifty per *m »i • i ' » !**• j **• i i t.t » . tn #ir on M ir. h ['.th \ \ T 11 it mjdir. V s • *UM|| • 11 . L m I I ! I f i l l nri'r. Mr* I! I' Till >r. ■h ai r man of f * ‘ < 1 I m h i t* I 1 I ' \ l I f f , I I* ■war -t.rts ::s everytIting in lids line Ci’llt of I ............ii t ahil Mt >t•■ t r.. i■, w *■r. 11 > . I i , I i d-tio • I II r •i • I a el ■! ' l T 1. Will 1, 1 Ii XJ | It, i • Mi i C H* r i-i i *x., it-i*- i i•i >t ir, . 1* <t ry day. The Herald day s of ifii ;• ■,i *. t * l otatn.icb1 *. * ' r •i i t, ..r 11 - . .lit l * ,. t ' I i-s « ei * >’i > M• u ! If t t •i i t a d D* pi Mrha* Os ’ <*t f everything in the i inn. w h* re. I I i i *. * i •: ........... id (1. 1 . lull., . VI t|, lil > **n iitung . ttairinai'. It f \\*"f1 I, Jt11Id III 11 (* , line at prices most ot t .tito ! r T h •ir -*i*t tp lll .'till. Mr"Industrial plants will be estab­ .1 lit!*•s Mo ug l it o n. tin titnmg t h e y have resided the greater part ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS .r*.** ■ Como in and let us front Fit. of tl tej r lives and the lii*st wishes’ of lished as follows: l Motighton, architect. ehairmtin ok Welfit:e |iet>t It was t vToo Lute to t'lassiiy) thaw ;..ij just what you need. upon the deposit of tint dollars to be .regretted that other nteptberp their many friends ,*o with them. "Cotton mill to be improved. at The bride is the daughter of Mr. Banning, Ga.; cold storage plant. For Sale or Fvchang*’ New f,You • .n get granulated pungr at same to be tefiinded upon the re. of the board wit** unable (o be pres­ and Mrs. J'. M. Lord and resided Muni ut plans und speeificaliotts* on PeFnniuk Spring's Fbi.*. ginnery, nmin hous e ami 2 lots Will located. ent und enjoy the delightful oernlathers |0c pound. Gl- 2 tc * near Lord’ s Station for many years Pickens S. 'or before date to receive bids dye fact try. Pensacola Will trade for farm. Terms, if de­ sioti RUB-M Y-TfSM — Antiseptic, Beand has a large circle n{ friends in cola. Fla ; ereattterv, Vicksburg. Tin* board of directors reserve the sired Box 1073, Sanford 152 tt Itevts lUuumatistn, Sprains, Neuralt he county aid in I his rit r . \li*s." i right to reject any or. all bids. Mr and MrG I bo o ks b'lt on «i». :i:utf For Sale My lot on First street, The groom is o n e of the largest , It I U I I I T S k B U t iliU'f lay for I htucdui. lust opposite Bobbins Nest * hotel. cattle. nvVniTH in Seminole county ' .'!*■ T a i f,»r Automobiles" . . Cashier.. If the Germans ami Austrians You can buy this fine projvcrty and is well and favorably known in *i!l b* i ’ > .subject of an address by 63-Tu«'s-3tc Mr- J . G. Allcorn "f Miami is will now follow ......... .. set them cheap. Address Robert Bucksbaum, this pn.t of the state where he has : th*- Florida S ta te Autontoe\jif. t “-I today to visit h'T brother, hi I lie UllH-Uili people, the war Itt Tampa, Fla. G2-3tp resided (or many years . bil A •> latinn. during the annual Mr. Usiar Sp*«*r Ifcsiditiinns Europe, destructive and hopfdy as Mr and Mrs Humphreys will r»re:' ' o a uf the Florida State For SaleTomato f'bints. B* solul ton> of sympathy atloplcil j side si,ut h of Sanford on tin* Sanford- it has been, will lie worth its,terrible <>"*, 1 1;. .l> Association, to be held Variety Livingston Globe. Enquire' Mrs F It tiruddick -of laeksoncost. Kingly government* are a by the l.adt"s‘ Ai*l >oct* I y of the Orlande road. in f a !bd,asset*, April II and 12 lohn Russell's o I lice. GiF-Str t he guest id her daughter, villc is menace to civilization and should Presbyterian ehuri'li of Sanford: Th,tent inn promises to* be an not lie permitted longer to enilii e. Whereas, our Heavenly Father It.is Mrs. If E. Tolar. tfataiii .ut one and will no doubt be For Sale Fordlouring ear lfH7 Ge r ma n S a i l o r w break I hit I a order to graft the whims and am­ seen lit in His wisdom to remove Krgely at 1 ended mo,|e|. I sed less than liO days. Low round trijj I from his family our honored and bvI'hd.id*’! jdiia. Mar.h 'J'J NutMrs INIyuV Lew i" W is t h e gll**.1 bition of tle'ir rulers the peace uf rsP* front all Florida stations will Run' about’ 1000 miles. Consoli­ i f , of M rs I' M Gallo way iyn Tuesday. withstanding the nayy department's t |ie world will always’he in ffftfpary. foved frt'.rid Mr I N Whittier. b*' Rii**' in. the railroads dated Ceji-ry Co , 1st and Sanford. (announcement'that all the sailors of Therefore, be it , G2 - 2 tc I the German auxiliary c r u i s e r s in­ , ( Mr and \l*s J . \ V Barnes left 7).e Ladies Aid Society of the - Resolved First That we bnw tn Wednesday,' Mrs. terned at the Philadelphia navy yard Bajttt-t hurrh will have an Easter htimide siil<mi*'uni to tin* wdl of the .tty on ludge. of the <jiunt> Barnes goes to Pensacola for a visit who made a dash b.r liberty had hIhuiJi I follow quickly upon tin* heels I ” b*!<- Saturday. March 31st, at Hob* Him who do*‘t!i all things well Florida been aceiwmled Tur. the local police ,,f , | tl. ' Sc oil nolit ounly. Stale of ♦ft*’ (tfocery. G0-3te Second, That we t-ejidcr Jo lys to the home folks before joining Me tonight went Working on the theory ^ In re hstate of* , bereaved wife and ibitlght‘ r> o tr llltrues in Beaufort S C -b Vrr. Good Hoads Booster” in that at least two of the Germans , , J . N. W Miner. Deceased bb’' 11, t odd attend the annual divjiiat sympathy in their irrcjiirescaped. | 1he Dinni'xa thing is' the mishap r r,.,,i,,,rs. Legatees, I isPresbyterian Church mm tip ttoi of the State Good Bonds able alos«. realizing that the God of S ean h of the waters around the I 0* “ i "'1 '"id -gentleman whose wife ,; j|„„,.c* „j| l'ers n it buying We cordially invite the public to ! M " to bf held in Talluhas- all comfort will he near them to ,‘n“ 7 " "M claims or Demands against said the following services next Sunday. yard for'the bodies of Lieut ChnrtJi ,K,y" ‘ J’.0 7 ' ? I? 1 ' , *"■ A|t il H and 12 It is the oldest keep and bless. ----■Hid H'Timum S ehniilcr, tnricMnflltf i (.the habit of jiaytn,' his Mg;ua_j:lmrtt-- K m ^tyr '.Gift a. tn. Sunday school. Third, That a copy of these reso"I nil Good Itofids Associations -in ed potatoes and .the other day his You, »nd each of you, nre hereby niaie7~reported to have been drowned til. 1 Mlirntitg Svorsltl)i Se* the state * . . luliuiiv hc-Jumt-iu-Mra.-Whitner tm wife took her pencil and began to n()tj,jY,| am] mruUcti to ji resen tany * in the attempt to swim 3110 yards to her children, and the same ho re­ nton subject, " T h e Searcher of ‘ ^"u ca» Ri’t sweet potatoes, ye|- corded in the minutes of oyr so­ Hearts." the mainland was discontinued late reckon: Nile finally found that they dahns nhd demands which you, or hut| eaten more than ten car Mails ,lf yoUt niny have against the Pj * Yams 10c jteck at Lefller’s. 7:30 p. tn. Evening worship, Ser­ today ciety. • . of potatoes and she didn’t believe estate of J . N. Whittier, deceased, fil- 2 tc Ciipt Tate of the detective bureau Mrs Geo. B. fltckenson mon subject, "Ashamed of Jesus." late of Seminole county, Florida, to Fite account was right. 3 he g r o c e r ^ r , .Hid Mrs Joseph Marshall detailed a squad of men to watch * Mrs. C. C. WoodrufT the undersigned. S. Chase, K jccc*»« the litter’s* brother, Mi Searailroad terminals and all -otln'r anil the smoker are now up between t'atholir ( hurrh Mrs. May Dickins, stor. of said estate, within two bur>' " f Detroit and Orion, M ich, Fourth,Sunday in Lent: Passiod exits from the city and "fliers" con­ the upper and the nether trillCommittee. yeata from the date hereof. * * n ‘' kMie-t- of. Mr and Mrs E T Sunday: * taining descriptions of Chorth and stones, nnd it is hard to tell who <* * Dated March 22 , A, D. *!'. Emma Woodruff a couple Low Mass at 7 it. m. and 10 a. m. Schroder were sent broadcast Heads of Stale Schools will be pulverized .the finiMt* at t ie S. O.'CHASE, cf this week Electricians today strung wires Tallahassee, Flu . March 21 At a . • Serrnonij from the Gyspek C2-8tc . ' * Executor. * close,— "'Volusia County. Record. ( ’ hbir will'ling Kyri •, Sanctus and over the meadows in the vicinity of B'erland Touring Car much less joint meeting of the hoard of educa­ the navy yard and erected high ‘h»n 'a a. for ,lujrk Balc „ & O. tion composed of the cabinet 'o f ­ Agnus Del, vsrit;,.. w. A. Stringfellow. powered are fights. . Glosses for Christian Doctrine at 44-tfc ficials and hoard of control, hearted Mayor Smith announc'd that the 9 :r s . interm-d crews, numbering about Bei'i'diction after 1:1*1 Muss. r 750 men would be transferred to Forts Onlelhorpn and MfPhr.unn Wager Walker et,fly today His announcement was Roy E. Chisholm of Detroit, rep,r'!:eitting fJclroit Free Press was in made nfter'communication with navy the city yesterday, He is traveling department officials at Washington. from Detroit to Miami and other points on a wager. He. must work Progress In Southeast his way and can nut pay his fare on Columbus, Ga., March 22. The the train He will go to Tampa and Industrial Index says tn its issue for from there to New York and thence this week: Decide to out extruvnpanci' and cultivate to Detroit. "Construction nnd industrial ac habits o r'th rift. Think twice before F|x.‘ndintf "Construction and industrial u money for some luxury that is not actually needed. W EST GENEVA AVENUE *■* tivity in the southeast is steadily in­ Uejrular deposits with us will prove of great benefit W’e are having some awfully dry creasing in volume. “ Phosphate ebivato.s and it ferto you. weather now If we could only have one good rain how* thankful we titit'T plant will he established, ter­ minals M (instruct ml and a con tier to 0 would he ..... FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON railway line built at Tnmu.il, Fla., at Mr and Mrs Tom Tyner and 0 family* were pleasant callers t.t Mrs a cost of more than $ 1 , 000,000. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS "Birmingham, Ain., will issue $HJack Vaughn's ort Sunday ufter000,000 of school building bonds. noon, all having a good time “ A II () M E I N S T I T U T I O N "A contract has been awarded for Mrs Will Robinson nnd family the erection in Birmingham of n have moved to Miami for the-sum­ mer Guess they will cotnc hitek in jiosUifllce budding to cost more t|tun J.'iun.ooo, the 'winter "Contracts have been awarded for Mrs Jack Vaughn certainly hjis a fine garden coming on now, if only erectjng and equipping u meat pack­ the cold-will stay away "There was ing plant near Mobile, A1ti. l-ast Lyceum Attraction this Season. "A contract has been awarded at a big frost Tuesday morning, but ' 1 H*u Deposited your Ticket call at Ihc Temple. l nothing was hurt to amount to Augusta, Gn., for the erection of a Masonic building to cost mote than .A anything. The orange trees, don’t seem to lie $ I GO.000. ♦Miwmnnnwi*— | t putting nut much bloom [since the niMMMi ll "T h e building of an electric rail­ cdlil killed th'Mi beck. We think way between cities in northern Aln- |fOHf.ST I.XKK, Pie*. A It. KKY, ——in X C«a!iUf «. W. SfKXCKa. 1st v,.frrt (Continued front Pan* 3) B f J - “■f f l SAYINGSUGGESTION Saturday Night 7:30 O’clock At The -.1 The Collegians ^ High-Glass Male Quartette • u lts 5 0 c Sanford,Florida * C h ild r e n 2 5 c A Home Bank for Home People *, > �March 21,1*11 THE SANFORD H E R ila ) guests of Mr and Mm J M Lord- death. An uppon! lo the supreme s All the young /pika gnthereij all court itayed execution of the sen­ the. cow bell«, tin pans und every­ tence and meanwhile Overton wna thing that would make n fuss, and brought to _ Birmingham for snfeHi* defense waa that he gave Mr and Mm W T Humph­ kceping. reys a jolly serenade Friday night and Judge J,awlrr had become In­ BUtfCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM CORLemonade and rake were served at n volved In a political argument, that RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ late-hour Every one enjoyed the n fight followed and Lawler was »hot T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR T IIE IIEHALD In self defense. f«U«a , . During the trial it was brought Mrs K C Houman and*daughter, out that while search was being made Margaret spent a pleasant day with visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W E S T HIDE for Overton in all parts of t he'counMrs J M Wynn Friday Cap*, and Mrs. J . A. Alllsnn left Kithun fur-tv couple of weeks. try -Jui _ua» visiting Huiiiayillc at l{ev. D. I) Moriston is allWndin for their home In Charlotte, N. C regular intrvals to' see Ills laniM™ PAUJ.A POINTS Wednesday after spending several confereme this week in Tampa. Mrs Hogg tiled at her home In Master Carl Itahun i* on the gain, weeks at Tampa, St Petersburg and Markham Sunday after a lingering IN WAR ALREADY after a battle with the fever He Is Hanford, looking alter their property Illness ‘ Funeral services were held under the rare of Dr. Itohfbn. at Tnmpa and Hanford. at Pitola church Sunday morning. Dr. and Mrs. W . ' B . Housludder Interment In our cemetery here. ELDER SPHINON NEWS are driving a new Ford «ar. She leaves a rOusln, James Fudge, Washington. March - 2 Senator Mrs I V Stenslroiii and Mr W ' Mr. and Mrs. Htodoff Have .bought with whom flhe has made her home I) U Fletcher, a member of the the place they live on. It was own­ T Humphreys were married Thurs­ senate military affairs committee ed by Mr. and Mm. Ilarnhart'i day afternoon nf fh** Baptist Temple for itnnie tllila Mrs Waller of Virginia arrived today expressed himself forcibly rMr J M Wynn Is driving n Ford. daughter. last Friday and is the guest of her gnrding the ruthless attack of the Among the many going to Day­ Mrs. Alfred King, with Mrs. cousin. Mrs It It Kldrldge lier° Germans on Ame. lean shi|»s, saying: Alfiaon spent the day very jdeaaaM* tona Sunday were Mr and Mrs .M r s SuMn. Mrs Frailer nml Or- "There Is no longer any u>je In heat-1 ly at the home of Mrs. M.e.t'raeken Qaear Vernon,' Mr and Mrs It T. Wynn, Mr Cook and M r M S riti Sabin returned Saturday to Twin ing around the stump, we are in war at Crystal Lake Wednesday Lakes, after visiting Cuba and other and we-might as well realize that Mrs John fladger. oeeolitpsnled Nelson poittis of interest south of here. fart once for all and prepare for Mrs L V Bryan an.I Mrs Brat* by her two ehildreti left oil Wednes­ day for Knoxville. Tennessee, oftr fen of Kissimmee were the dinner M.-s B n u lie ld left for her home whatever emergency, may arise Dis in New London. Corfu . Wednesday, mission of Germany's recent acts Is after a week delightfully spent with of no constNtuftice whatever now , TTT.-; T ib e r :TTTw lit TdriHT 1 What ilie iliil D~yrnyt. Bur n hst~ue T para.t.mint tjurs|ion ! \ nrprise patty .was tendered shall do is I .regret lir -sny t r To, Myrtle I rawer by a jolly trouTI of to face with the in Writable It young folks v.h > motored out fr.onj war Doubtless the ITcsiiicnt will Saitford last Thursday evening. Gatins ami dancing were, e n jo v d utilise- 1 he time Intervening until the wild delicious puridt itltd. c.t^CH serve.' extra 'session Of congress, ditriit]* the evening. Mr. ami Mrs t lark Pearson have moved nm from Sanford,and nre at tlicir home again ,., Mrs t'sear I’earaotf returned from Lake Mary Monday, where ■Jo’ 1 Keen ti .ntiiivg jv. bool ft>r the C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S A He used a pebble in his day* to keep his mouth moist My entire crop of Celery for sale. Any quantity from one crate to the whole crop. W ill begin shipping March ltfth and finish about M a y 1 5 t h. Will jMfb t«> ^nit tin, purchaser as far as possible. Quality very good. Sizes will run larger after this week. Have about thirty acres to move. Sanford SANFORD FLORIDA PR E PA R E D N E ,Vour advancement in the budh.,*ah tVuriUiiv'jn -„ preparation;—A-yratluati* nf nur school fits inpv.Ui nientn of a buxine t ollico because he is trained. nm . theory of his subjects, but in the practical, routine <,( Call or write for booklet. WE use ANI'OR11 m : D IX K LIM D IX IE FLYER Lv Jacksonville \ Lv Jacksonville \ < I. 8.30 PM Ar Macon Ar Macon . . . P.-'A I' 4,25 AM Ar Atlanta . . . • Ar Atlanta 7.40 AM Ar Chattanooga ZCIStl 12.12 PM Ar Chattanooga I C Ar Nashville . , V Ar N ash v ille ____ ICIStL 4.45 PM Lv Nashvillo____ 1., Lv Nashville __ ..KCIIIl 8.15 PM Ar E v an sv ille ___ 1 Ar St* Louis I (’ 7.20 AM Lv Evansville . I Lv Nashville____ TAN 4.53 PM Ar S t. Louis Ar Evansville !.\N 9.53 PM Lv Evansville Lv Evansville < .\! I 10.25 PM Ar Vincennes Lv Vincennes ' A l l 12.08 PM Ar Terre Haute • Ar Terre Haute * A ll 1.33 AM Ar Oanvilte Ar Danville .'». * A1 I 3.13 AM Ar C h icag o ........ t , Ar Chicago ___ CkvlT 7.10 AM Gornrurjmrbt anJ Obtvnatiun-Llbrary S!«plna tJtv, <- K.i-r--' . L». r.nl'. M I't.i. i£ l >rj» Inj •Himm vlrtftniCan, Js.’O 'Ov.,i ' 1 1 ,'U ’ ;*uJ M I- . tlrawtnfi-Kuom Mct'plniilkri J . . (.vi' : .VlicMi Th<*n*uthf*rw<'«4chr», L .t-e ivinlnj Car* k :' e* * 1. r-calt t r: *rvi.- - a l* Cin-. l-r. I i c regard'd by hi:U. - •>' the ‘overt n.t* tut ought about the av'i * betwef- tli ’lied Mutes -ml G< r— .tn'l" *]‘L dvit'lut*-. VAN GELDEREN, Principal cut an hostility toward • * ion c i T i m s i * i o « « i n e v u t i'iv a ti» • i t o u r c U H 1 VO A V I TIC * CT » 6 t I T O* A TL A N TIC CO A ST LINE R A I L R O A D THE STANDARD RAILROAD Of THE A. W. > R I TOT SOUTh J G K •iviaiov »»***»*«<« ' a i M » e i. JACKSONVILLE, TLA * T»M »» 5 H arrow s Ad\ Price April 1st L A1, a a SAVE THIS 15 PER CENT Fernald Hardwar S A S t V i:tT-s ; ' H n i - S K O f 'S E SANFORD! FLORIDA. | Phone $ xxxiaiiiuuixxxiiiiiiiiiiirxtx.iiiiiiiiiiixxxiniiiiiiiiixxx x A T L A N T A . GEORGIA . S Sula Produce Co WILL1AMSTH0MPS0N • COMPANY. Clivers and Shippers of COMMISSION MERCHANTS V e g e ta b le s a n d Fruits : In Car Lots or Less Harness. vour KT I K R I U ! ' t v Wir.V s ,U u s J iU Trade Ps^ees ^ tlH til flnx:xiiuiiiiiiiixxxiiuuiiii!ixxx ATLANTIC COAST LI B. & 0. GARAGE: E. NY. DICKSON* PHONE 0 WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF FORI) PARTS Ford Tires Ford Tubes Ford Bodv Braces Ford Gasoline Gauges Ford \ ale. Switch Locks Auto Tires and Tubes 0 Repaired Sanford. Florida 210 E. -JIrst Street 4 S T A N D A R D R A IL R O A D OF T H E S O IT H DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING TON AND NEW YORK Lv I t d w i t i e .Ar M i i l i i l Ar tk ir ie w * ! .Ar A r w s s k iif N a Ar R L t Tti.-ey u w. r G s i u Ar New Y«rA Fee l»iK ai-x» *r R n ecu ast rW w m Writ* ATLANTIC COAST LINE ■i ’ i.-'w i- 'j . r . i x tr H 2’£sio£Vvari H F b cw U A tfj c i l f ail rep a ir* oa Ford Cir< .Ul W o rk G i A r x a ’. eevi All Repair Work Guaranteed J. R. STt^A art Pr-jj . FHONE »U f \ I 7 ■ �1 March 23, HIT PAGE THREE T H E SA N FO R D H ER A LD One may bring four pennies or a real where they arc pleasantly located hit of silver, n dime-or a quarter* or and at homo to their many friends A RESUME OF SANFOBD mayhap a w h ole dollar if one feels HAPPENINGS UPTO DATE really generous. There is going to New Enshjnd Home Arrivals *»oa» for iKia he a surprise too nftil this is going to Mr and NIr-» \V 11 Smith of El•r.** of Phoitt be teal also. Every member of the "mirn, N V . Mis Allison and "Dr club will roioieo in it anti will cer­ S A Rax* and wife' of Wichita. tainly want to know i t ' hut th<* only Kansas a.'*- still guests of lli<* New Torn 7 '1'umb W eddin g way to find out will he ta —attend The very prettiest wedding ilun uou Hrmineettng-"oh' Alirlliiui rt h » >»i rumlh-v Seven New arrivals for the wi-ek moling -frns taken place in Sanford in many si reamers <*f pinJ; amf white reaeheii Mareli JU art- Miss S M Monlyears was that of M,r. and Mrs. <u Hi........ Personal- Mention of the r-jblr (rom the /ornery of Middletown Torn Thumb at the Ilaptist Temple chandelier and a big basket tied Mrs. J. II. Cow*an is expected Jordan, Tampa, . T. I on Tuesday evening, when seventy- with green mallnc, filled with pink home today from a visit to her Hichford. Vt , - A l r and Mrs E five of Sunfortl’s attractive little llowers hung just above the table. mother, Mrs. J . Petersen, at E m ­ Snider. ClCelnnhtl. O . II 'C White people participated in tin* play wed­ Pink crocheted baskets ornamented poria. and wife. MF nnd Mrs I, II Sei­ ding of tipy Evelyn Peabody and with green malina hows filled'with fert and family and Mrs Howard Master Wallace Philips, both three nuts ami candles were at the places. Miss Olga Schultz and brother Todd of Mineral Ridge, 0 . Miss M yea is old. . Surrounded with the 1 he season was appropriately sug­ Mr. Carl Schultz motored over to M (* Dishrnw, Chicngo, W W rha; rn and nwcetneas of baby grace, gested by place rani* in Easter de­ Del.and on Wednesday for a visit of Hants bade, ( “ C liuckly, H If the fragrance and beauty of flowers, signs. several days. Richards, . Ktl wardsville. Ill ,* I N! the wedding‘ party grouped upon the McKee, St Louis, M o ; G W[ Pinning the "ear* on a rabbit" rostrum, a lovely picltne of child­ and the “ tail „f t |„. donkey" were Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Haynes and Plasterer and daughter of Shlpplnghood. The /room and l.is attend games much enjoy <d by the lit tie little family and Mr. (\ A. Haynes ston. Pa It H Ensthiirfi and wife, folk< In the former the first prize motored to EustiiT on Sunday. I'liil.t. Pa . .1 W Hates and wife and a game was won Uy Margaret Miss Cooney Hates, Miss Sherlock Mi.** Ruth Mettlnger left on S o t-- Smith, Him. Vt* Zachary and t he boohy by Margaret day fur laeksonville Cnroute to Herncr. In the bnmiie contest the first prize was won by Rel,|., ,.-i j l‘hiladeliibia—wdiuro-Al.e - wiH- spend Not Hurt by Use. _j _____ Styrrntt th,” TT * Ini. iu tniw r. She wu-c-uceejt»prtnJt*Ti ~Thirhtg Ids vacation a San l-'niiiWhllner. WFiile ti e children weir to facksbnville by Mr. and Mrs. vl'co lawyer met tm old friend In tin* de grouped jibout the (aide n picture W. 1.. Morgan wl|o will he away for vlUage.-uml tliclr iunvvrsiiilun drilled de was taken of them. Th" nitrr.etivi' to ii disgiisi*b>n of tin* natives. X ial little 3.i. i.■ \\;*4 lie recipient id young farmer came under Ids view, He many lovely t. i ten. Shipp left today for : "lie ’s a lino looking .voting' fellow,*' "V e II- ■ ai l e d end visit.with her sister. Mrs fttltl t h r l a w y e r . :__ f I’njovitM the i*t'i Ills frle/id dubiously. "Wi II. nnvy in Tampa. ; ,r Theodora Mille.-; m way, lie lias n mighty good Jieud." *s" Evely n Penbody, ! “It ought l o I f g o o d ." w as'th e r** . .Ralph Roumdktt is being cordially ply.— ‘That man's head , 1* brand* Rebectn' Steven* J greeted by old friends, lie is home new—he’s never used It any." ''-'dtert"Murrell, Mar,! on furlough*ff«m Jacksonville wh**rv 11 lyn Shejl, .Mar/arr lie is stationed with the Florida r" Kennedv. Sarah \V It's a Good Idea. Naval R« serves. * in>|Allen, Lila • Mtirr.il If you ever feel Mint flf\* Isn't worth Lli/. ile lli U bit ,,,*r Hi lug and tlinl friend* tire untrue. Ju*l of the l.it«ialur< in ru your tl 11 enf lou to y o u r liver nnd ■'''|Mnry ami I.ill i in m o w|e lie i I'V fiU.MiL' It u(> aii'i'ld llig n‘ I .. .......... .. » *•.,.{ ABOUT PEO PLE ...AND EVENTS... In th e dlrei l io n - \Ir -. Sy m« - glv,-- t o ­ day you . .in i |. i, f ,i i h ue on 111*,. All Credit Qrl ong* to -Woman. i ■mi, Rines and Thelma loidhee eiierly represented, the grand Mr's. It. Wiley ‘ Ed.wanh delight­ parents of the bride nnd remlcrctf fully entertained the tnemhers of M. very fwnlty “ When You und 1 Agnes Guild on Monday afternoon Were Voui:/, Maggie" and " I Can- and plans for future work of the ii'f 'lug the Old Songs." Other Gelid to 1 l]l 11 li t ' •I- o l d f .or1 I he vweet ehilllish Voiee- i v i. • *li promts!* Me." I'ohuhy I l.o •• 'ion Truly." M tU'!*** I'ry. Mr. ii.> no I Mr-. Uni \\ lo*n I I>re.un of ^ on." , Edwards, M r. M. •Minarik. Miss Evelyn Rigv'ets; -"Silve,- Threads I lunie Stumon and Mis* Charlotte Among ihe C o l d " Kermilh Hurley:! Hand. . . a duel, "I'd l.ovc to Live in LoveJaml," Virgin. Horne Hyman and f niirfft lU rll if ty. II' oreitp'.* f ’/sl. Calvin MeC.agahin ami a bright The next business meeting of the riieliy little song of three old maid' “The Old Maids’. Con olnlion" by Woman's Clnb on Wednesday, \p.-il I • - MiCagabin, lluby River* and nil Will lie III Hub's fourth birlliI! In ■ Wray*. Charming liftle day which will- to- celebrated to ii th> -r gi.'l* we,*e Ruth Clare New­ fitting tnamier u*ml a silver olfering. . Snmsiilit Gctgfr Married in DeLuml. F la, March tr.l t"i: Mi - h x . l l .1 G eiger A limn i* a great thing upon tlr. I’ltrth And ihrmigli etenilly; bid evefiy Jot of tin* greatness «if man |* unfold wi out of woman.—Widt Whitman. of t’ln*^ bride i* a daughter of Mr and Mi*- T *W Geiger of Geneva, a lovely young laity, with a wide circle of friends who will learn with interest of her marriage and wish her every hitppii.f** Mi S*»insula is a popular young business mini with a ho i >d Iro-inl- who evti'nd <oti/rat ii*ai iop* atol i ** - i wi*hi*s I'lilfowin-,' the i efi'tuony tin h ip­ py couple returned to Indian Springs For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism P e n e tr a te s a n d H e a ls. T IM E We have to offer the best Combination on the market. * We have a full stock Plain-,View and John Deere Planters. good stock of Planit Jr. Seeders. : : : Planters of Cole Also a : : : HILL H A R D W A R E CO "IN OUR NEW STO R E” * FOR THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER— , Liability Insurance ajjainsl Accident, the person and Property, is a necessity. You must have it eventually......................................... Come and sec CONNELLY SEMINOLE LIMITED A ll-Steel Elpctric-Llghtcd T rain Birmingham, Chicago and St- Louis ncktonvlllc Al l. 9.00 PM Vaycroii . . . . . A t ' I. 11.05 PM ilbany ........ • A t' I. 2,35AM Ibany . ___ C o i t J 2.40 AM mcricus ( ’ o ft! 3.40 AM Drawing-Room S l e e p i n g C a r o lu m b u i.. C iif t l fi.10 AM Jackrsaivilla lo St*. lands. pcllkn . ( 1 o f(i 7,10 AM ’ Free Reclining Chair Cam Jack­ irmingbani f of t; 11.55 AM sonville to Chicago, St. Loum and farbomlalc; largo and easy high irmlngham I t ’ 12.15 PM linckisl K’ats. alro . . IV 10.45 PM .irbondalc I< 11.58PM ilaggagc and Seal Car Jaeksonvdie to t locago. Dining Car -ervin all meals rn route, servica a Li carte. . »G* Dtf AlilD HtrOMMTION, ILllFHlQ C*H Kill avlTHJNi A**FL» To AN* TlCUtT AUI NT OF A TLA N TIC COAST LINE RAILROAD Stops Pain At Once F o r M a n a n tf B e a s t 2>C.50c.$l. At A ll D ealer*. Herald W ant Ads Will Iirin^ Results ton ami Yir/itiiu Duncan. There «• :, -ixtv guest* who upon their ar­ rival viere announced as a promttn'ii' ritizen or lady of Sanford who |, was aft amusing feature of lfie entertainment. A charming r«"'■if*n was held after the wedding * 1' the li»t|e luide anil lor utr* o-rvi il i.-e ert-am and <ak>W1 - iin*sol phlox and. Qinlmctlaea adorned the church. The' children V' . tnierd by Mrt. IVtite ami M4 \ M. Philips was the rhniitn.iu f Hie committee on tirrat:ge- I he r /ular bi-munthly meeting t l " Cci'ili m Mifiilc Club will bt* i“ id at Mr*. Munson's studio Snt- "■ e r d .i v i i f t e r n o p p n t ft. n ' e l n M c TCTT "i. and . Atnigaret .Neald two nl the younger pupils of Miss (ireiehen S ch jltz will feature the special uumln^s on the program. jt* wit. R o o fin g Especially ndpted for Your State Our Instructive Cat­ alogue and weekly Price List SEND \ \ FOR THEM gives Universal Ser\fice to all who use it. For factories, office buildings, farm buildings,garages, etc., CERTAINTEED is the ellicient roof. It costs less to buy, less to lay and less per year of life. It is light-weight, clean,sani­ tary, weather-proof and fire retardant. For residences CERTAIN-TEED Slate-Surfaced Shingles have all the advantages of CERTAIN-TEED Roll Roofing, pi us artistic beauty. CERTAIN-TEED is guaranteed for 5 , 10-or . 15 years, according to thickness (f, 2 or 3 ply), but lasts longer than the period of guarantee. If you arc building or need a new roof, it will pay you to inveitigatc , CERTAIN-TEKU before deciding u|»on any type of roof, bold by products, honestly made from high grade materials, by expert paint men, and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Mixed by modern machinery which eliminates the uncertainties of hand mixing 3ml insures absolute con­ formity to the expert’s formula on the label. The extensive organization for selling and distributing all C E R T A I N -T E E D products reduces costs to a mini^ mum.and makes it possible to sell C E R T A I N - T E E D BMW Faints and Varnishes at very reasonable prices. j Whether you dn your own painting or employ a painter it will pay you to insist on getting CEUTA 1N*THKl). Any vuoj dealer can suuulv —TO-DAY— General Roofing Mfg. Co., Gregg Varnish Co., Mound City Paint & Color Co. JACKSONVILLE. E LA Now York Chicago Philadelphia St. Lout* Button Cleveland Piltaburgh Detroit Buffalo SanFranciaco Milwaukee Cincinnati New Kama* City Scattla Indianapoli* Atlanta Richmond Grand Rapid* Nuhtillo Salt Lake City Det Moines Houston Duluth � 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, 1917 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 27, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 27, 1917. 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>, March 27, 1917; <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/b0955c09f998263e5bd183e59f4be8f0.pdf 5f07d5175d125c8e2b974bca22809006 PDF Text Text ' "■ 1 1 i*r- 'T * * I\T THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS p i)ffn sn ci> IN SA NFORD— Life /-* Woith Living number SANFORI). FLORIDA, FRIDAY, M AIll'll «■». 1917 VOLUME VIII 61 DEMOCRACY ANTOCRACY IS THE FIGHT ! m.inn* privilege* m ay In* extended to nf ii ■i! *••»•,! Ilf t (,.• <II l rillHull Floridu teachers, , of ».it l liuli hiail hihI fur tilling in. Resolved T h a t a r o p y of these reclaiming and hriugirij; to n topo­ iccoinmonibitions bo p rin te d in th e graphical level all reclaimed laml local pnper, and th a t copies be sent f.’oni t h e line of jtuiil bulkhead to t h " I to t h e s ta te s u p e r in te n d e n t of p u b ­ •hon- lin« exitin g prior to said i - ' lic instruction, to th e governor of cl ui nation and for tin* cost of iho the «t:tte, to the conjm ittoe on school construction of n sewerage system legislation, and to (rep rese n tativ e s .in t-uid bulkhead distrlit. th • propot* in t h e legislature, from Seminole d o n a t e part to bo borne ami paid county. | by. tl»'’ city of Sanford amount* to j the ’naid Him of ?fd. 199.22, which C'lgareltcs to Minors RUSSIA CALLS UPON CJERnaitl m i ' ii shall hi* paid in lull by T h e r e is u complaint in thi* city DEMOCRATS NOT IN FAVOR RECTOMMEND C O M P U L CITY C O U N C I L TAKES UP the* city of Sanford. Florida. MAN PEOPLE TO about certain dealers selling cigar­ SORT ATTENDANCE AND OF NON PARTISAN A dopted tl‘i* 19th day of M.irih, MATTERS OF VITAL STOP WAR ettes to minor*. T h is is u clear vio­ MANY OTHER I.AWS 11*17. FEATURE INTEREST lation to the. Florida law* an d as P etrn eraiL _ILiiiuia . . via L o n d o n ) ^ Moved and seconded th a t the city T he Sc'idnnli* C ounty T e a c h e r*' , r r m |- o f th e ra*r«t s r r m _t tr*tir*'tg^r‘ Wndiiii'tton, D. f . , M a rc 1 1 8 City count il of Iho c ity of Sanford of Sanford, danat » March !>••• I i*i s u p p o r t ?l *i.nn ■l>i:l Aided atioft met in the Sanford noraTice of th e law on tlm _liart_ of of the war, i liy a cominltteo of FloMfln. m o t' M»reh— Hb— 19E?— itr tno.itti to M A. (>. Ad dn to l l n | . i . Tnr .i nun**partisan organiza­ 'I .. .I Gr.i iii m ar Sell < I !mi'll*ni; S aturday d ls 1 ifi'ltRTs ill.* law i* citeil below. t i on r-—tb ^ —,— . j . p -,.nl.tT tctHion nt 7:.‘I0 p . I’My , J a i a m r , t ■t*?T working men, soldiers and d e p u tie s , pc'i.il sc-dnu next v>.ek lias Iafterrioqu. Papers h e re presented it th c„, c. II. Dinger, p re s id e n t pro a "Tin* s ta tu te w‘as passed In 11*07 p p a re n tly re|ire*eut the so b er ro n t oniiiiiiiiii.itiuii fri**n t has K, , , . . of educational on \ . Pits d ann, r I !>;. Repii. Mi tcm. W. W. Abernathy. F- L. Miller. w ood, na'.ie.g p ’riniv'ion to btitid a ' and is chapter 571'i of t h e Laws of dtisloti t h e m asses h a v e re ached af . . . . , . . , . , . , . . pul li. an iead *r t.i the last hoi: i** a n d ni litters of ilf‘-< st to Seminole j„o. Adatntf, It. A. N e w m a n and • >i>;sin Flotlila, an d prnvivl*** t h a t it shall te r lieiug sw ay e d thi* w ay a n d t h n t suit. i !i!.* iji ai-iMimnimi it *. .1 1 . , , teachers. I'idiils rui^ht-'oul in tin* , .. , , p i opom ni oi *ii • plain; . Ho; « y m c i . . .Minutes of la s t rmv|- i booth ho unlaw ful in the -slat • of Florida by the tu rb u le n t e i r r e n t s a n d yross a t ill- extreme i*;,m cm of the 1 ' ... ,. , ........... . ,, bj- t of iutvrt-st... . . Rep. 1 itzgcruld has.an n o u n ce d nut papers w ' (ho for a n y corporation, com pany,* firm x’urreiits which sw ept th ro u g h tho ing read r nd adopted.. . bulkhead next to Mr. a . inn by - tile n'lpo’ition to . anv plan of non* big l.kt'i * -pio* Cour ilman Miller ofTored th e fol- ,.|||h ^ llpks< t t .tl r or person to sell, h irtcr. furnisli or co u n try in t h e tirs t'd u y s of*th e rovoand oil moltnn t . , . .......... I parti-K.il. til* : - urg iiu. atii'Ji .mill Ms member * , lowiui: ordinance fifltl m oved ID eatried said i .• ,. s •._ai ! * led tlu* di-e give aw ay, dir*ctly or indirectly to. lution. adoptloi - Sait! ordinance wan placed subject to the approval of th - prop­ . o . j . '*. In •dciniM-rnlie control.. I * any m inor any cigarette.^ cigarette Their conclusion is th a t lib e rty ,'i i l i a t . should In* du: "Thi* i- a jpivrYunicut I*;- politic.'J V'.i - l a ' ' on Ll* I rst reading a n d r a d In full erty owner. wrapper, e r any subM itule for nod victory over tho G e rm a n s nro . , • . it • itilieation law parti l*i *nid " T h e p a rty in | tt adc Lit P« and.p:» d «» follows: • (•ii motion carried, tic* chid of ■int. I i in-1 • .nine the r«-«i *i.d'd- f - r • !"'> : ts . Mii- Kdw.-.rd* cither; or to procure for. or to per- inS'*|iarub!e a n d th at the res p o n s i-J An ordinance p ro v id in g for the. jiOlic • salnry w.n la! - i j from I9J.0R tt;. i* tii'eil *d chant;' a stiadi'. advise, rounsej. or i*o"'l' 1 ; I,P ity fo*r plongiog F.urope in to w ar o;v ' t: it ion is ‘ point* d • lii-parlirun .1 :t t o - tm' *' ' ■ i;.,t......... family ■ iii t any • hi'd tind issuance of bonds in t h o sum of • to $ldi».Oi» per m onth. .1 In t V : b* i- 'i >' '• i *' i ,nv cig ir.-it I 'n* { * • 'l a 'l / of l! :ic,| fV,i .a in bilious. • i ii imperiab-li The III $ 0. for the pu rp o se of payim: . • f ' r F V. i iw ir, a line of from ?l*i to ?a0 for ! i't t'P ttt.i. and funding »«-rt;\in vou.l.- vit*-* r •I n-l io iii The tem l 'i. \ ’• - i • • ; I t he w ir ; i. il ii U.-i ........... .-I I . i > ’ l o t , <!»" A !‘r. * til wa­ ,-r, . r arraiits of th e c ity of San- riaiifo d ■- i -. i. i- « lo n .-.-r a - . i i, ‘ I • I**- n n i •r i',.* .... i .1 ii.L .. .0 .,• |*. ••- mi (, i.| I rida, i««ll"d in pny* *en| »f •i I mo.* l"it ii- one I*. Ivuvii th e new 1 1 .*•■ .*•' I ■r . or r*np:isotiin* 'i to I In- • o n I . l id pint oi .Ii- ......... . t . i.rtinnat • part ’ .i.i I iijil spirit of i •i I'uiirse ••I ! id. - -Iivtv it.IVr* l,lf i t h . r*ty of Snnfi.nl in iinperoilis!" Tie* p.-op!,' e igi-rly de* i »,1 11 rail* M i. a !• o 1 .d !':t. I i it ' , • ,.j» a buM>ll**.id lii.nl*-*. *u: v|r<- pe.n ■ Ion are ready to d.'vuto i .ini i ii t ii*' r . b . ’ . f a i ■ , •i'*.i-i *: 1 iig i O i i •••> redoubled eie-rgy to w ir if t h a t is I. ■ Mnniis* io t h e cil.. of San* Io I. Mop i 1V1* i ml i ing '•••tw in t h e emit ii.l. the only, way of achieving it. ’ I il •i.i:. tw o i ii . •t» will I..- i • iK i tb.- P*im Il t il.it iii* individuality • ni an unuaim d a l l e y If.t wci ;i SanIi -.'lioul toacber 1 am willing to he tbe- ro p u h r L f t Even t h e dhoentient voice of. tho frnl and Cypres* avenue* and the d by nit -ironclad extrem e socialist .clern*nt* which nt v d side of Myrtle a v e n u e , and for publicans w ant no* to ru n and I eoitrsi* of study. lir-i iipenl- *!■•• m l war and i-ountin* proportionate part of t h - cost bi»o| • .|C||*TH Mai v .*' *h Id I. thin! I -hall !• • III- iMiididnl'* if "Me H..t|. .1 I lie soldi, r , I" 111 down l l l i r t„ r. p . the i ity of S a n fo r d in lill­ vlv'. a - o p Jl»• wl #*f ir ii - ha- I" • n drow m'*l in the u n i ­ i, k • r iluimiliK :>nd brirucing to a I I-•I. t ion ' !• . !• ' ■■ t .i po- I I , • ,1 . i . t hut i lie struggle m u s t l 1 . I.mal level all reclaioivd la d ,; . .• , i. • ,i ? .. i .i |.< •'* . f >r -\|.*lo|i continue. . Iuh* of said b u lk h e a d t o ' •in. ■ i i ' i l aa» -aid ! Ii il lio ‘ M u , «*. I Pol- di'«u->*d th e fol­ pn | T he result of this broader u ndcrtl.' .'.or.- line existing p rio r to said dclinit' *tcps in tliat direction . lowing ipicstion from an allirm ativc Htaiidiiig of th e object for which th o i, lat ..lion, and for th o cost of the v\ on Id be in*.i n until I’resiih'iit Wil- viewpoint. " I - it p" -Pile fur a Rural country if* fighting ha* been to bring c. r. fruition of a seweruge a y s t-m in mio di livcrcil his address to con- School of two or tl in e T**aclier* to tin* extrem e radical- Into union wiW . E N D O R S E ( ’ I T R t ' S (-ANKER Saul bulkhead district, a n d author- SUBMARINE R A S E C O U L D gres*. rover satisfactorily a S ta te Uniform the extrem e r.idi-'abt in to un iso n ERADICATION AND MIL­ iring and empowering t h e m ay o r of to lie* meantim e step to {oil tin* (•'our-, of -t mlv Miil-ildc fur a well HE ESTABLISHED ON with the rest of the country. Rc» l l e . i t , of Sanford. F lorida, to issue . LERS APPOINTMENT nation in a s ta te «f re.idiii -- to . (',rad*'d ("it y ’ lii»ol?" assuring report > the vn*it_ of MinLAKE MONROE a i ill for an election t o . determ ine mi .-t any ev*-nt unlit y went ali-ad Tl tin ■ ■ : Ii • H le-eli r Ite.id Tbe Sanford IIt'.ird nf 1*1illln iiml i-i.-r of V\ ar (iii'likul! to the fro n t ii • ipif stion ns. to th e issuance nf tit { a* 11 v -I Mori- th an to.ooo ii.imoi.il er . i o-v n-- *1 ti-\l* an I lie .There •* no In H< r 111! ll HOI * • an* in continue to he received. ».i»i i-i•lids and for the ideetion of a b lo r i d a or an> v •■ill- r I at • lur a *via*d-ltn n « • n- illl'b • ord e is today prim, r-, grad* v .-r** <!• I ailed I»y Sanford people gen •rally and m o\ « •im*nt rood Kv-rv where |h.*-.irm v responded favor of every i | -'-r' Ii o for Mi- ■ I dim e • I'.urd nf tiir*-e bond tru s te e s . iiiosotiito [ {,, p-m.int in til" fed i«..orlli and Mi •o il,m a r in e base * for t h e al l lie mi d i n g nf 1hn llnurd of xvjt li tie* g r e i l e r c'ltluisi i*in t» his .1 I'l.i"' :*i 1 i indo.i I 'i.iii * 1 l Pa ' r- el*' II lb <t a n d -m all d«'**tro'« i ■ Yet*- a* follows: A y e’s. u »*11*hr **'V app.'.il* and de la re j ivelf ready to iii r ,i ^i - I i. i * > for Governor* on M ••ml i i \\ \V A liernatiiv. F I tn*i**-r I I i .Iiii - m **r an*! I fw fi»r tli" continue fight • : until the end T h e . of ’ i In .■rat ,-ii.|or-< tm-Mi * of | •n»i' • •■I i *' ' • • Adams R. V Nov. in in •»«•' Htiltl at •same spirit i- m >uife-ted in P etrothi* •i • l - . n . ia; |’«Mill of Sanford1 Iltll at' *i il li • ,-y in*** bio s, not • ■d. cr.til, w’liere l here arc daily proedi id-a* were large were pasi ill dm an Adams ? io*. •! th:.( ' Hoard 1 on r* inl- mil It. A lining tin ni W 1* Oil** 4*fi<l«»r•■ing -ilUI•* be’ waived nnil s a id ordln \ t i I Iii- fa % *iir.. . -i d. I I lie II"*-. • 'll 'It t i un"- tin* plat I on it* sec o n d reading i* V bit.. ■lb n i— a:id ! it • ni ' »»r It . lo gf.t » -1 1 1 * • ly. Vole ax. follow **: A1.'*’- 1 ■ o*', lie a. d ill.'l • r ..lii .limn oi il ru. i .iijk ••r. • nit* ! •»"■. V. \Y A l . r n i i l i v . . T»i it I' ■ •i* .i* lint of valu- Ii in l i - e with tV- ' oitnl* of trail* d It l-i.i it ■ I ’ I"* p. lints, ar* •; -t.'innticullv • or’ ’.i r, J no. A d a m s, It. A.a (i .•cp wat r. ui all* id th e m me - i :I■i 'I.i' i .. -*-|>! it. t Ii" old . ■ I I I 1 pul W .. «nrn"' n :ind Roy S ym e*’. No's. | drift t m 'I s ‘it"! tl!llioi..l! » • J •• . ' ii ndvisii.;- local Tin lb I'-tVc! T he) it .11 d onli'iauce nf. -r tin*' -. am I ' " '* ' ,uvi'it !i »; i ( t 'i i n i n Ill l-llln th * it" » in*! I P of the the rules plat *«• on it* • inland water r.niti v, ii Ii 1 i * \ i'l *"|'port 1 1 I ii ». t Wit •, -d . !• U.ll fr -.ding anil r, a<! 1 title ' ltie O 'ellO o ; 'I J are 1- I to .• i it*, I ff* Jl« \ "V* '• V r un * I and wilt sell ' -*• il Vote. A y ’*, c* •! ' , . If I wll' »•«• ".m il,-. |irodii*t* for victuallzing the I'fii" •I til ■ m;.|., M u r . r ’r . W V. A b i r n a tb v . F I ll. i n , , i . r • ago h » I 'i • •' ■ • Mill l i*l it »• 1*1* I * 1 oat 1lie | [ lai'ei ill g mil r'otidll ion u'ld no nr rev and people lit" Adams, R. A. N- -winntj t |K, !(,. ||-j ad vantage* of Htc# lo d< .d with ""iiitn ,f i '•» • m l* r»*; • •••* f.' -to' L III- » . or. having 1 I ii many place* rli*-.|v-a«anti have ' Syme*. j lohl.s river a-*ti protc* ti'iii in 1 . p i n * .r.. t i-i; « • 1 an I*-- hipped into tho atiltr. form: toll*. lowered price*. Tie- ussemMy hag •l iutioil *a 'm ao Mill's- urg e d t h a t tin of wj'.r# th e i-ry "f ’’pork ban 1 1,at ion:il rri.-ii d in in g th e s|K*t-iat i»r*v, luilUrle f ' .ml.. 1 e:{chru . • We, lit "Tfered l a n d s , t o - aid tlm political further waived a n d said ur*|,.0U|,| never have lus*n raised wh*-ti ,ii Snn'ii-i- -o", f-ir ♦ 777 i.i'.i in, -f.-tliu,-. .i‘ ’.••Main dor *1 t be . ppojjit m< lit of Mr O. J. conferences. diiiui T ile plea* for equ a l L" nlun d on It a t flirt * rl-eyrntn 1. ----. i.il prithlldtioii orgnnizntions h#ve jiutlltiahlv pride in t.h-- py . t high Miller of this city (or. th e ..position ri hi* for- wom en l* gaining weight. Tug 'id llnui passage.. (.’arrtod. the ch a n n els apd an all w ater route d • Ian d th- ir inten tio n of not pr --- • standing of l'loriilu'dui.itionid of Dir. * to r St the .Hurmiii of t'h ild Workmen In nil the factories e n ­ Vote, Aye’s, t ’. ||. Dingo?, W. W. built not only to Miami but neros* lui: for imy n ational anti Unflor loirk- system am ong I In* Otter dlliiit ionul At • ithy, K. L. Miller, J n o . Ad* th e stat<s t o .the gulf via tno St. llvgi'iu*. Dr Miller i* « Snnfonl ra ged in ’ m aking *uppilc» • T°r ^l1® • It i olij Ii th f« dm nl ......... p\M i-iit:< uf o .ir r o i i t i i r y . and gladly l*oy und on** who i* recognised ns an arm y have’ decided to' renounce tho , R. A. Newman nm l Roy Johns river. Kissimmee a n d Dk* an* Mitlr.ti'e .aiiii-ndniylit will b* In- a p p ro p iin tiog ll,*- olt •■spii'ss.'d m o t­ authority, on ***|io*'l inspection* and e i g h t 'h o u r day during the war. No’s, none. chobea in to the gulf, m ak in g n .ro n - ir o d u e td there appear* to lie liitle to ol our aide *t'i- - .ii" riiitendenj, hi* a p p o in tm e n t to thi* office means •s "J. ' rdinanre wa* p laced on it* tinumis • passage from th e or.-nn i" .* "(Jiiward »>'d • Upward, and Still much t*j th e s ta te nnd l*» t h i s . city, t l " ' e ailing umi read in full and gulf a n d granting th " s t a t e many, 1i ,p fur il. An appeal to th e,w o rk m en of th o One of tin* problems which will t o w a r d ’ u'wF P p w a n l." and 'believing where lie Ih ii practicing physician l-o-il. Vote, Aye's, C. II. Dingce, advantage.* in water transportation Germ an and Austrian coalition t o ^hat- tb"r« i.liouid be te rta jn c lu in g -s und S a n 'o -d will be ninib- Ids beadV' Abcrnnthy, F. I,. M iller, Jno. and th e United Stall** th e finest confront the w ar d e p a r t m.'itt In ,t, scholil law* t h a t will q u a r t -’rs with offices a n d a large rise against t h e Imperial auth o ririe * Ailains, R, A. Newman u n d Roy subm arine, base th at, could be ob­ 'of war fuTi'S b e i n g 'tailed t'**^ wijl I* tb*- «.\|tau.sipii( of it* civ il * itajili-h. r,.slj|{ ij, , , t lighcr standards and stuff of assistants’. T he endorsem ent and establish th e ir freedom, s a y s tho S>n.i s N o’* None. tained. \ t r o g r a d T elegraph agenry (th o Councilman Miller offered th e fol­ . In thi* connection a resolution mb lit ’to m * t th** enormous 1m ren- ■ ^fl,;,{,.r c tn d tn c y «!<i respectfully re*ad as follows: Russian official news ag e n c y ) »»• lowing resolution und m o v ed it* passed b y th e Southern Commercial in clerical work* Already th*- -*1-*- Irdftsnvil Id tin1 m nim itteo on. school aunched at a inns* meeting of w ork­ Whereas, Dr. Oliver J. Miller is purtm eut b u re au s arc strain* *1 to the j , glslmion the following recom m cndadoption: Congress in ita annual session ut limil of th*-present v r s o n m d and it».| utiotm. . . . J slated for the appoiofmertt as Di­ men. soldier* und deputies h eld t o ­ Whereas, the constru c tio n • of a Norfolk. Vn.. . o n D ecem ber H . ** rector of th e Jlureaii- of C hild H y ­ d ay at the D u m a . bulkhead bordering on L a k e Monroe, 1'JIC.,U timely. Tho resolution fol­ q u a rte rs in th*- big Fit st T h a t the s ta te a d o p t giene of tho State Hoard of H ealth n a v y buildings are conge*t«'d. T h e appeal was directed to t h o ’ jn the city of Sanford.' a n d ly in g be­ during th** coining a d m in istratio n , lows: . S ' f f i & r w i T i S * . ..... ...... ....... proletariat of th e whole world, b u t tween the east side of a n u n n a m e d Whereas, the .Southern ( oinmerwith h e a d q u arters in th e city of L It specially 'designate* the c e n t r a l alloy io-txtpen Sanford a n d Cypress clul C ongress has In previous session purposes th ree shift* of el*-rk* will ,iu,r Scepndi T h at a compulsory at- Sanford, and. powers, urging th e workmen of th o s v avenue* j n d the west side of Myrtle strongly endorsed the proposal .to lie p Ut on and th* bureau* k e p t open tciiduii'e law for the s ta te be e n ­ d a y anti flight. Anoth r suggestion Whereas’, The e s ta b lis h m e n t of countries to th ro w off the y oke of •Venue ha* been com pleted u n d ac­ establish un '.’Inside waterway" is th a t ih new interior d e p a rtm e n t acted. • •• . such a n office nnd h eadquarter* In autocratic rule as tho Russian popto cepted b y th e city of S n n fo rd , Flor­ along th o Atlantic S eaboard, across T hird T h a t first grade certificates building' close to tbc-i war d e p a rt­ the city of Sanford would .be a cen­ have overthrow n the imperial a u t o ­ id*. and, the P eninsula of Florida und along m ent and i" .ring com pletion be be m ade life certificate*, provided tral ’ 1 ica tio n and would mean an crat and refuse to'servo longer Ik a n Whereus, Fred T. Williams', city the holders of same are In c o n tin u ­ the Gulf coast and ta k e n over, : mporarily ut least. annual expenditure of th o u s a n d s of instrum ent in th e hands ol kings a n d engineer of Sanford, - F lo rid a , hus ous service; provided, however, nbW hereas, the increasing use of N one of th ese, step* ra n be taken, dollun in th e com m unity, therefore, capitalists a n d bankers. Tiled his report with the c ity council subm arine craft in great nym bers b> however, until congress has a r y te d s’ence from such service may bo nf Sanford, Florida, showing t h e dis­ he it granted for a period not to exceed B y -a u nited effort the appeal de­ the navies of the world ha* caused a and the size of t h e arm y to be raised tribution of the cost of th o contwo years. . Resolved. T h a t the ho ard of gov clares, "wo can stupd thfs awful hITmilar increase in the num ber or has been fixed. •Ruction of such bulkhead for re- - ...... —.......... * 1 . _ tK„ . j ni,, a F ourth Ip orili-r to furnish ■mors of th e Hoard of T ra d e ol the m urder which is the saham c of h a ­ * claiming-----land, and for t h e inatallu-^ ” '*l •••- ----- ----- States n av y , und this increase ha* greater incentive for higher e d u c a ­ city of S anford do ea rnestly request inanity. f \V. J. Pike butchered last week has tion of a sewerage system in said reac centuated the need for a safe in* th ree grade hogs, one weighing 25 tion umong the teachers of our Hon. Geo. W. C raw fbrd nnd lio n . dsii c d district, und land h a rb o r for such craft, which .de­ pounds on J u l y -20. 1916, nnd on public schools, we earnestly recom ­ Frank L. Woodruff, our re p re s e n ta ­ Big W aterm elon Acreage Whereas, th e report • of said city mand can best be met by th e c u r b ­ F riday. Feb. 2. 1917, il weighed 266 mend a n d pray th a t regular s ta te tives in th e coming legislature to T h a t the waterm elon c r o p ,In this engineer shows that tho f o s t of the ing out of the proposed project of pounds alive. T his w a s - a gam of certificates, valid . . for . . life. . . . be. g r aun te d use every effort to assist Dr. Miller section wiH be lurger th a n ev ery •‘•tension -of sewers in said district an inland waterway, coastal and 230 pounds in 197 day*, m aking an to graduate* of tin- Morula col cg<-* in securing said a p p o in tm e n t with known before is certain, is a s t a t e ­ •mounts t o ' 18,779, and t h a t the trans peninsular, therefore be it averugo for th e entire tim e of over a of recognized standing, nnd al*o to the c o n s e q u e n t estab lish m en t of said m ent made, by Robert Taylor, s t a ­ co,t of filling in 80 foot of tho p ound, per d ay. This bog was one graduate* of tvormal departm ent* of Bureau in the city of S anford, and tistical agent for the Atlantic C o a s t Resolved, th at the S o u th e rn Corp*lr,,et a d jac en t to the c o n c re te re­ of a litter of *ev?n. the other* o f ; our s t a t e college*, be it fu r th e r ? Line Railway, who hus been here fo r taining wall amount* to t h e total mercial Congress expresses its un­ which th at were, killed m on th s ago, Fifth - T h a t a /eciprocal re la tio n ­ Resolved. T h a t tbe secretary of several day* making a survey of t h e qualified approval of t h e tentative »um of S6,770.62; th a t t h e cost of averaging over 200 "pounds .each, ship he established between our s lu m M r. •>'fa work, engineering a n d mis- plans for this inland w aterw ay as T h .- one thing th at Mr. Pike is und oth er states, whereby the teach- tli,. S anford Hoard of T r a d e furnish vegetable a n d fruit situation. prepared so fnr as the 1 riitrd States T ay lo r finds t h a t there are 10,600 •• Uaneous expense am ount* to $f>,pro u d of iii regard to th e revord er* of oilier slutes who hold certiti- a copy ol thin resolution to each ol ’"" and th a t the coat .of 505 feel Engineering D epartm ent, and that m nde above is t h a t th e hog dressed cutes of high standing In their own the above nam ed represen ta tiv e s, a acres in waterm elons, the p ro d u c t from which will be shipped from th is frontage am ounts to $12,219.48, the congress of the United States be ou t 146 pounds, after cooling and states m ay bo perm itted to teach in copy be spread upon th e m inutes point. • • ' |I\H II V . *H * Ve-say ** mm J s IB W V I* H I U U thI I aH Vt Wacreage aro uKnXd4 "’d in g a total cost of said project, respectfully petitioned b y this body drying for .*16 hours • with 'backbone, this s t a t s , u|wm the p resentation of •Jiargt-altlQ lo t j10 s u n forj . to ta k e -s u c h steps us wall insure the and a copy he furnished th e ^ a n f o n l Leesburg a n d other l*»ke c o u n ty ribs an d 11 .pounds of lard e x tra ct- the proper .credentials, w ithout f u r. Herald for publication. | towns is also large. — llowey T i Y b u W I herefore, be it resolved,' b y the speedy com pletion and exectution of cd . — Drooksville Argus. i thcr exam ination und whereby t the plans for this inland waterway. • C117 rouncil of Sanford; F lo rid a, that OUR LEADERS TEACHERS GOVERNMENT OF COUNTY BY PARTY HOLD MEET lake f r o n t CONTINUES improvement PROTECTION FOR BOATS •al GOVERNORS WILL SUPPORT APPOINTMENT \ J i �Pntria ltl\ alobe in. K »» York, aar* for her Raid. p o * i oora and more n&vilit u !d , after x « 5 | rntiM a in kgr a£u«ty regarding Dondld. When ib ) a a ii» » d tV* pTMivr» Hi longer »h* order* her r.n . ' ad *tarta for C h i s j j n p . The Cri* U '.y iL g a2 »pe**d la*1*. * Harold-ar.d DeLim* -fad a ear* load of d y W a d t# a t <ke to p of a rrad* do*n »bck a »pur from ik- At T h e I.y r ic M or day, A pril bribe tt*r ta*it»-*r of a switch a: f i n e t o * y d th e e a r of d j s a r t i dgwr. zb* t r a d e to tb» factor}-. i5 t ria d r i r f r x fcriAcafy. aJoegrfd* t! /a b r o a d t r a t ' o x o the car atari* on it* ciaaio.n of d e a th aad <J«;ru lion. She ipe*d» u p - her c a r a reach*-* a cro ts is g ahead of jt. P quick * o rk the »:op* her r . a a b o . v ruar»iy acrre* t h e tra e k and j o e ; to i x f r ty Jo*t l-rfore the dyaaxai car :* doe. There is a terrific txlp> rfor. ar.d th e rur.about ;» t ! o * n i hereer.». b u t th e fa ctory i* save D onald. » ho ha* witnessed h 2nd Among •‘The B*il Women Do” at t W>dec»day Becau»e a .* -2 hr*d acd h girl objected to U r father c a* tl» w eotd aife. a Parij • egtarea*. *he paid N e a r l y Mr.be old C o u n t H a t dry ' durate. r r a rrie d th e woman u:r.atioo of toe . 1 on the rock* L j r i c M o n d a y . April 2nd * Aik«* B rtdy v GO WHERE.THE CROWD GOES The Laws in Justice” cMween l ire ’ f orncch ALICE DfUDY Thtlhntrr/Prrir Q u a lity U p ' ' ctnatt ig u:.’.;o?ra. . in' r f , . with lit • -• * ! V• ■ h • "• l COMING MOMMY f//A y /T ' M L ^ a f t aT l^ I / ja s S ro S S M A M( C lC Al.^ illA r J2^' L Rp.fS ^ T fVM AM* R tf AN M O N V P R IC E S 35 . ■: a.* » K . a t d ilu ro k . and hi* iv A s . rt a n d burn the tow n. Dona. : hi* agenjt* are (jow*{I*«» • »*..,; them r.d ha.*- to run for . is-**. b 'd ir.g refuge within the T he rioting and i 50 C E N T S v i - .T he >-rn D p r» n « i c o n c ^ v t: ir. of A b ra h am Lincoln na* ap•- • • • • .. ■ .• ■ -r .d others v.h« a c r e active in Wash1 Li:, ‘ir. b*» a> t;or.»., h.i ,k ir.gt&n during Lincoln’* t*rm .as Pres­ istic* p r» - rv * d for p o sterity I* movident pronounced the character role I qk picture* in a manner* so -true (o . * life t b a r it recall* to my mind th e as .marvelou*. Thiy picture a ill. be a t Lyric T h e­ j r e a t em ancipator* a* I kufa* him. a t r e M ondiy, April 2nd. • . Lyric'M o n d a y , April 2. — --------------- r —— ‘*The r rl»i**" • l5 We Sell For PHONE 35 Bfe *o storm th e factory bu t Maj. John II. Leather*, noted Donald has organized a at;or.g dc- Confederate Leader formerly* 2nd, f*r.s* ar.d grimU a a a i U the a s s a u l t Virginia I r.farttry. Stonewall Brigade i ay*: " STAR THEATRE Tut-«da PROGRAM •-trn presents Viola Dana In " I h e m ads of Fate" . Wednesday —Blu*- Bird prev nts Fbie Jane Wlb-on in "T h e Evil Women Do" T hurodaf—E iciting Five Reel Feature full of thrill*. 'Friday— Param ount presents Jack Pickford in "T h e D um m y” also a good Param ount comedy. ’ Saturday — Blue Hird p re s e t* Hobart Henley in "T he Sign the Poppy" . Conc«Tti» nightly by W iih-ringlon and Houaer Matinee Daily at 3:lli ** 'T h e Crisis* i* a wonderful pro­ duction ar.d magnificently displayed. ’T h e Crisis' portrays faithfully all the conditions of th e . time* it • repre­ sent*. a n d to d a y th e sober judgm ent of our people is th a t A braham Lin­ coln was one of the g reatest charac­ ters th a t e v e r ‘figured in hum an his­ tory a n d in th a t sen tim en t I be­ lieve t h a t all m y . com rades ‘who wore th e gray will Join. If the Union soldier ia generous a n d liberal enough to ac co rd , tq .o u r own be­ loved C hieftain. General Lee. one of the highest place* in American his­ tory w« surely, who wore the gray can be equally liberal a n d generous t o a a r d .Lincoln." Col. Andrew Cowan, N o te d Union Leader (Urevet L ie u t.-Cool. U. S. V .i recom m ends to all adm irers «of a sweet love atory, " T h e Crisis." " T h e influence of ' T h e Crisis' is good," say* Col. Cowan, "for the ^WINSTON OtURCHIU . Lyric Friday some Mias Alie B rad y has sp len d id work in m otion pictures, b u t in "T h e D a n c e r's Peril." her l a t e s t picture for t h e World Film C osporatlon. she does som e of the v e r y best work of her entire career. I n this new p icture she is 'seen as t h e bright, p artic u la r s tar of a Rus­ s ia n Ballet and because she is young a n d beautiful she covers th e center of an intrigue evolved by the Im­ p re s a rio of the ballet for th e purpose of m aking fpT his own. Some won­ derfu l dance scenes, staged especial­ ly 1fqr this production, make this fe a tu re notable a n d call for the a p ­ p e a ran c e in the pictu re of a p a n i c - Lyric Theatre m il. 2 THE PICTURE OF THE HOUR. A BEAUTIFUL ROMANCE OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH IN TEN WONDER Hi I Ln 1 Matinee 3:15 W e a ’ m l .* n .1 Night 8:00 I* ADMISSION 35 AND 50 CENTS Scats on sale at Philips Drug Store. Buy Y'our I T ick e ts V �x M ..Prepared Specially for This Newspaper 4 • By Pictorial Review w m m "* * • * For Pre-Lenten Gaieties. insert clastic. Eiathor uppe I wren double " T T ” perforations. Hew belt to gathered edge i»f trous­ ers bringing single small • • o '’ perfora­ tion in belt to center-front, single large " O ’' perforation to the eiuglo h*gc "O'* perforation in trousers, and bring the double “oo” perfora­ tion in belt to center-back; fold through center, fell remaining edge over s<*am. Take up dart In front of over­ dress as perforated. Close under­ arm and shoulder seam as notched, close center-hack seam. Under­ face the front edge of front to any desired depth. For the sleeve for overdress, close nesm as notrhed; gather along seam, draw gathers and stitch tape about 2 incites long under gathers. Tack a 2 inch strap of materia) or ribbon at the single small “ o ” |ierfvratioit^in s|eeve-. Kow -aleevc—in armhnlg- ’OfT noti-lo-d ert*ing in any fulness, bring­ ing the feam of - sleeve forward of ahoulde/ scam. To make the bolero, close underl i For the fancy danee this Turkish costume would’ be verv picturesque. The color scheme is in yellow and red, . Costume ball* are' fhe order of the day between now and the arrival of I.eut. The Turkish styles are liked for fancy dress alT.-tirs because ^liry nre so pirturrsqin> Ttie model shown bore consists nf bbiuse, blnomers. overdress an.I a choice nf t« n hats. In medium sire it requirr* a v a r d s 27 inch material fur lilnuuigrr, .71, turds for overdress and blouse, 2 ’^ yards for sleeves of overdress and ’i, turd for bolero. To make the blouse, first rinse the underarm nud shoulder" nonius as notched; turn hem id back at botches. T h e center back is indicated by largo ‘•'O’' iierforatfons. Turn under lower edge for a hem and insert drawstring N ett, c!"»e -ram in I..II shove n< notched, setv in armhole as o .toIn* I, small . “ o'* I'rrfnrnlhot at shoulder scam, easing any fylutcs. Now, take the trousers and* tlasli left able nn'line of small ' t o ” perfora­ tions nttd finish fur a rinsing, f’loso leg seam as notched; rloso renter •eattv from upper *cdgc of front to up­ p e r 'edge of bark. Turn under lower edge of t rousers 1% inch for n hemf Pictorial iteview C'oituuiu.Nu. 6337, cent*. I 1i F arm and shoulder seams as notched. Thr turban makes a most effective finish for the rostume. To make it. Join the crown and side •ertinns as notched, interline with can vns and line. Take up dart, at upper edge of si arf ns pcrforhled and close rcMiet back - ini. i<nther stung -1:1111 between double " T f perfora! mill, gather along dart seam and along line of small ••o ’* perforations below dart; also gather at center front; adjust, stitching gathers at ernter frhnt .to position from i*mall “ c ” perforation to lower edge of side section. Mtiteh gathers at s eenter baek to position (seams even) from small **oM perforation to lower edge, PtlHIi tape about 2 Jfj Inches long under gathers nt side, drawing gather* to fit t.-oV the upper edge of dart !•> |Misitbni at the large "<>“ perforation in sobsect ion. liather ’.i'll tu-twee'n iloubb* "TT*T perforations and lack through the scarf mid side sertions, at the small “ n " perforations in side sec tiun each side of eon ter buck. Cut a piece nf material 27 inches wide and yards long and wind around the body to form a girdle nu I sash, ns Illustrated. ' Hue*, 32 tu II inches bust Price, 13 Safi/ &Practical Tiome Dress AaKing Jjessons 1 I Mi , ■n Prepared Specially for This Newspaper By Pictorial Review Oil ■•fit model iti white serge trimmed with black tuoirof A coat of white serge made without n lining nml trimmed with a hit of black moire about the waist anil neck J s .a very- smart— outer— jynnnFur Tor voting ladies of fashion, Tho model pictured today has one piece raglnn sleeves, made with turn ba^k ruffs. The fro n t’of the rnat closes to tlio neck, though the fronts may be turu' c l hack to form rovers. 33u* belt ts ebpps-d through the underarm seam and lapped at the front. )Ving poc­ kets nth tiddoil to the front decora­ tion of the coat, but those may bn tilckod inward, if desired. Tn medium sire the runt rei)tilres rt1, yard* -71 inch serge, with".*V yard ‘f -lb for the trimming. Although the importnnre of studying the guide hn» been frequently elnp]iasi/ed, there nre ItoNtw -strewmakers who overlook this *le|‘ in their ringlety to finish a g a r­ ment and, unless they hnvo hud wide evperience in sewing, the result rCrelr fails to prove itisastrnua. Hut little time is required to study the guide fnreiully. Note Imw the cuff aud |>oel e t nre placed into position first, each *-ti a lengthwise thread, of tin goods, with the undcrfuciiig next. T h e .col­ lar and bolt, in fnet, are the only seet.ions of-the pattern that arc laid on a lengthwise fold of the material. The front, sleeve and back are plac­ ed on a lengthwise thread of the serge. If n shorter length eont is desired, cut off the lower edge nf tho front, back nml tinderfaclng the desired amount. The !>ell may lie shortened by cutting off the front edge along the two small “ o " perforations. Worn over n 'sheer summer frock this eont ndds chic to the toilette and Vn|qillrj*tlie element of comfort nec­ Hinre tho wnrdrobe o( the sutiliner essary ou chilly afternoons or evorlrl in nut complete without a dressy IlingSM , topcoat why nut adopt this attractive tom of h* 1 Ilevlcw Coa< No. CO18. iuch MAii"kiflLWiftriiAP~ Sjies 11 to 20 years. -----iWB** 0 •*" . ■ve'x.*I ■‘ Our Office Supply Department is .now Complete. We can Supply Your Office with Anything in Small Office Supplies Carter’s Inks every kind of Ink made by Carter’s Ink Company, the best ink made. Paste Carter’s Old Reliable Library Paste, also the new Cico Paste in tubes and bottles. Mucilage in bottles from 5c to $1.05. *' Carter's Household Indelible Ink I Price 15 cents. . f'nrdinals ttgnluM tin* Pirate*. ho sent* torn! bis iiini- strikeouts so (tint ouu canto In every Inning. • Tho font of striking out three inon ln‘| ••nt* lulling vvu*, accomplished 27 time* in Hus’ Auicricnti lougtio lust season, men who dld_ It morn thun once In-lug *'liAlilc Wllliums, Urbun Falter, Willie | .Mitchell mid W alter Jidiusott. The first mimed hint three such perform­ ance* to his credit, the others inch 2 wo. . ii A. A. U. ANNOUNCE DATES For Marking Linen. Complete with = Pen and Marking Hoop, 25c. Typewriter Ribbons fillll Wcbstpr’s, the Best Made—-Ribbons for any machine, 75c each Frederick' W. Hidden, chairman of thb A. A. U. champion­ ship com ml | tee, has nurmimccd the ilntos fur A. A. IT. ehninpionship fixtures us follows; •March 111, 10 and 17—Nation* nl basketball championships nt <'himgo, u n d e r -th e iiUKplees nf tin* Illinois Athletic club. ' March 17 — Niilloual Imloor track nud Hold championships nt New York, u n d er lift? nusplccs •of the championship committee. April 2 nud 3 —National IMix­ ing championships nt Huston, under the auspice* of the Hus­ ton Allib-tlc ns-odatlptl. April 2 u Natl hie tie * championships n t New York, under the an qdres of thc*rhnmplnnslilp committee. May II , mid 12—National wrestlingchnmplonsblp* at Port- <i hind. Ore., under the auspices of tip- Multnomah A m ateur Ath­ letic club. _ # i i - * All Sizes and Colors Leaf Ledgers •* - ' * ' . v * The Irvingjpu I-PmsaPitt kind, , let us show you. Call on us for any supplies you need tor your office. :' SALARIES PAID TO PLAYERS □ III Lange, Greatest Outfielder In His Day, Was Given Annual Stipend , of $1,600. > When Hill Lange, who wqs some­ what of n bull player bnck In the old day*, was playing with the Chicago Colt*, he drew down n salary of Jl.dOO, That was hack In 1KP.3, And toduy Ty Cuhli, n great player In this age of baseball, draw* down un annual sti­ pend said to he $20,1)00, When Cap Ai.suii « iiV the manager ' of the old Chicago club hi" received I ?2,7C0, Iind-Hutchliinon. the great hurl er. got 92,ri00 for b is.w ork. Today there are any number «•( players wit* would snicker at such salaries O ffic e S u p p ly D ep artm e n t Herald Printing Company 148 Phone No. iii Jr. 11111=1111=1111; .» __________ ' fi7Vc^w -:i * Webster’s Carbon Paper . V Mucilage g 1 ,rf A Stunning White Serge Coat. ■V Guy Morton of tho Indians was the only mnjor-lengtn- pitcher of 1010 to strike out four men In ertio inning. The Alabama Arrow performed this unusunl feat In the sixth frame of the gunH of Ju n e 11 agnlnst the Athletics, tils victims being Lawton Witt, Char* ley T’irk, Napoleon Lnjole nml Jack Mclnnls. W itt reached first because hlW h lrd strike also wns a wild pitch. To strike out four men In o n e 'se s­ sion Is not n novelty for n ninjor-lenguo pitcher, though the occurrence does not often crop up. Willie Mitchell, who started the season an Indian and* finished It a Tiger, says lie once fanned seven men In one chapter, Ids njqw>hents meanwhile gathering four runs, lie claims to have done this In 11)011 fur San Antonio against Houston. Willie says Ills catcher th at day was Dolly Starke, one time S u p e rb p , shortstop. Mitchell says Dolly hrokfi-thu-roeoed fur.passed-balls and that thtw-wmj t h e reason be wns able to fun seven. Tin1 dny Morton hud the Athletics so thoroughly on Ills stuff only 3 of 1 be 13 Mlirknieri who baited against him escaped being whiffed. They were Hell­ ion nblrlng nml Hilly Meyer, who were In the controversy from s t a r t - to finish, and Hill Slrllhatier, who ripped off a single when he hatted fdr- Jack Nabors In the eighth. , Slrunk fuhned three times, • Iaijoh* and -Witt each fanned twice and Mclnnls, Walsh, My* crs. Nnlinrs. Pick and Seining each fanned once. Denton Voting (Cy I.) probably .per* formed a feat um qunled by nnyoni' when mi April 0, IInxi, pitching for the * s’ w — T" �^"W — I A M a r c h 27. T H E SANFORD _ _ v HERALD PACE SEVEN w h r r < iti t ) i H m K i l l n i l Y t a k • l H t Inn). F i p r i d a . ■ i c r p . r a t i i , I, n . m p U l n a n t , a n d J a a p v r I*. T u r n e r anil* S a r a h h u i a t i T u r r r r a re drfi-rularii-, I J. J. l)k-kin*on, apt-elaj m a t t e r In rl t n i f . will nn M unilay, M ay th e Ti ■ 101 . ilurii * l i e I, r a l I c u t ' of **lr, flrr f i r tale a i d t<ll in In M t l t h e n u r t * ( t t y t h e N a t i o n a l W o m a n ’* CUrla* h o u t r do n r in h a t lord, S e m inole F o u n t y . t l a n T t m p c M m e U nion,) ■ 1 (r id iiiait,, aait1 ••'* ui Mli P|f F lo t h - billowing 1J r n M n ITII l . 1l IBU lamia, all uatrii, i>init »n.M nr r id l rmini lr rourl), Fieri'fa. h i l --I Sf IHnrW ’ll. " Iliiifc n'» uL*lnl mo i f t t i i * MaioniorA, »• < t n ' ' n W H A T T W O D E E R S A D A Y W I L L l*y l'l»t • i /. I* .1 in tin. t " I V l'*gi- f'S. r v r o o i , i.| I ' l u i r i t u n i ) , I T.-rlila □ UY. .t , , 1htM» g a ftufiJlMMmt »f th • I i h r S W■I , . .\t live c«hlH ii hjliiss the eoM of two w i|, t,r ni1 ,4 ,1 mf OI ti rr •I .1 r t SW I, anil drinks of Invr for IMk’i tluys Is $34UiO. NW ' , of Ih S I . * ,, ol Svctiur- 3, Tioan- ,Sasj/ ^Practical lor t h e p r o p o r t i o n a t e p a r t ol t h e r o a t , bo rn e hy t h e r l t y ol Hanford In filling In. reclaim log anil b n e g ng t o a t o p o g r a p h ic a l level all r e r l a im r i t l a n d , (ru m the line of rai<l hitllihrail t o ' | h e t h e r e Una e a i l tl n g prior t o tali! re c l a m a ti o n , a m i for t h e ro a l ol th e e u tia truc tion III a a c w r r a g r ayatem In ailtf h u l k h r a d d l a t r l r t ; aald Itaue ol honda t o Pear III n l Ir r|lr t tI aat( t h e r a te of S p e r r e n t per TEM PERANCENO TES e&fsons of iCl* Prapared Specially for This Newspaper By Pictorial Review- ■nnum. intrr«-«t i «> *Mr* >rml annual') Ijr *t i)>) nf J a n u a r y amf J ««1> ml . * *» y t » t . - * ■! i»-m- o| I. on .1• i„ n i a l u r r t h l r i i >.«•« . l l i f I h r tluto „f t|„- Iu u r i o i iherr-if. in bv truoilu r n l ( m m I m j ;i b o t h inrlu ............................. • III lo l.r d a te d J a n u a r y l»t. 1 *1 1 7 . a n d to m a tu r e J a n u a r y | . | . 11»»7. |lond< n u m b e r ­ ed frnni I l o I I l o he a u b je r t l o rail a n d r e d e m p t i o n on a n d a lt e r J a n u a r y 1st, 10?7. hand* n u m b e r e d from t'J t o 27 It* he • o b je c t lo call a n d r e d e m p ti o n on o r a f te r J a n u a r y t a t . 1037, l.onda n u m l.r r e d from 71 to 27 t o lie a u b i r r t l o ' r a l l a n d r r d o m p t t m u on or a f te r t h e fir*! d a y of J a n u a r y . 1012; anil *to e ’re t three perron* t o e e r i e a« • b oa rd o f Im nd l t r i t e . , t * • ai«J p r o n o s e d l u u h of b o n d * . t ahifi ~0 S ol ttaugv ll-Ka.l. and raritaining Apiu’iiilnl is it list of liottsidinlil com- ft here* in o n or lr*». * Kail! la nils to hi- oil Ior ■<**•l| to the hfghmodliles which cun tu» bought for tlu* rat *n>l boa* hldilrr, and tiilaly sal.t price of two beem u duy fur a year drclrs- ami rial*. ■ J. J. n l'K IN .« n N (hnsetl on market price* January, S(icrlat Ma»ti i I'banmryr, HU7.) tiro. Ci. Ilrrrlng. Uounset I r Cotn|>tilr a . |. One hundred [>ouml*rof Hour. U -I u M lI r Ittrti Item in frotit at notches. Th| And I do hereby appoint C. C. Wood­ One wick of grnhnui Hour. tnnall ' *o " porfor.it ion a indicate th* ruff, W. W. l.ong and I.. M. Tyre, inOtie sack of curumeal. Nnllrr uf Apelirailon la* fa* llrrS 1 m i n • peetoM of aal.l r ’e etlon. a n d T im K e ane renter of the front.. (’loan underarm Nrrlton S ol I bialri ISS*, Lana uf Hal. c!*-rk of *3ill f ixation. Two bushels of potatoes. itml shoulder scam* ami sew ruliar to Ida lo l»f o n m at r i g h t oVIork a m i re* neck edge. Thirty ihixett of eggs. Notice fa tmi-tiy given lh*t- W: K. Jotiei, m at in ot>*ft u n t il lyntfow n. (Itirrhaarr ol T a i < n i l f i i a l e No. i s : 1, ila lrd \Vltm+% my hand »« t n « v o r1, in i f if*** tra! FIftven-pnumI hum. N'i'xt, take flip alcove and turn Iho 6 t h ilny ul Ju n e . A It. ISId. ha« file.) «if thf* city of *.>, tita* v of Four pounds of halier. ‘ • • i d c t r f l f i i a i r in m y olllrr, a i d h*a m ad e \ « ’n1" under th e •rd;;,* on hint perforations, ■ |i p!lr«llon for l a s deed t o i n u r in a r e o r d J. I> D A V I S O N . tncii lap to small ” o ” perforation*, Five pounds of coffee. • n e e with l a * . tiaid re rlifle a le gnibrarea A*{r *D M ayur »f ("ity o f Sa n fu rd corresponding notches even. Htitch One pound of ton. t h e fultn*li g di i r l l o d p r o f e r t y •lluale-l J b»*. C . ItnWriBi In Seminole c ounty, l l u i i d a . I o- h i I N.lj ol nlotiK ilie folded mine ami finish #J. r t y n«*fk f f Snnfurd* H a . Ttveitty-llve pound* of sugar. N t h ol S W l i ul S W b , See IS, T p j i S, pe* below extenaiiffia with hit Mont Fifty cents' worth of beaus, nuil huttonhidi-*. Close remaining otie hnlf pnllon of sirup. seams ns notched. Close aeatu of rur* l Tnlr?T aald ‘email a te •hall he redeemed ' 1 " He ns notched, and— f aftnge under7- _ Eight-pounds of. Inrtlr —*-----------One i| u a r i of oysters ._____ ’ neath sleeVe mntcliinu lan-o nml .Ion. Olio puck iipc of slareli. • IdP "SlSlIin ~*r o o ' r p e r i o r a l i o n a ; a l i l e h upper rdge to jio-ition nlnng crossSix piicktipos of washing powder. lino of small “ o ” perforations in Dosen hnrs of hiui^lry gimp. sleeve. Row sleeve in armhole of tin• Five cans of milk.1 _ 'A• V**IM<|«dh Inn as notched, -mall ” i»*’. perfura- ■ O a e s a c k of hnckw’hent. I1ra h ci» W, Tl.lifpt n » Ti i ■ nj.fr, 1 J ; «*hit bill ftt, teiiui** T . I l o tr l r lion at shoulder scam casing in anv An tlidlnan. e One ptteknpo'of rolled oats. fulness. II..,- eh. I-I_____ AO o-.I.n-on pfovilllng , , . 11 , ll anee’ ^ . V V,b . ‘V’"i ■’ ,'VAl J*$ ? " & •One pm kiipe of wheiilhearta. i I l-Oftila ill Ilie -i,m el ; (.,.001*,00. fer Ih* I harleton. Cbatlra A, Uunr. The front of the l,a«qiii» mav now T w o p u c k ii g t m o f p o s t t o a s t l o s . have the darl* taken tip ns perfhtafltal Inn Three ■pnekoge* of Suitshlm led. Close underarm ami shoulder Two p . to l .a p o s iif Ktida id sea it seams ns notched. * Flitch corded pip­ o n e packiipe of oiitmeal ing lo position mound nrmlio]e edge. Adjust underfaeing to p.i-ition tin* One (mcknge «*f puffetl rlr . dernrath front. Center-front indl* O lio pai k a p e o f T o y ..o a ts.' ,1 1 .i I '.i'a ir i. ua-at I M ontenegro, Otto pound of mala. ■. ',V !‘ '^WanfTtTfJ «'* V -f’lt ....... . HliR ( r-yip Dm* pi’ujiid of Imkltig powder. *H Ravishing Because of Its Simplicity. r B *<” a * '' 'H i I A eUrmi.ip r„*UiV*r i'» grey rrep*Ae t b iu , f. j t u r i u g t» ‘L if t l l t l m ! ^ue HD-1 t u n i c a k i r l . b it' One needs only the gofteat of prey trr]«! t|d cling ti.t th# folds of tbo Skirl Will Ct ng Ate fully h* lie . ______ CriVtVesl liunne «dds plctnresnuegpij to the enaenitde. In liiedbliu lire c - ill I'd r e i p l l r r * IbCi ii *ei nl. with 1 for the id ■. 1 y;ir yard" i lin in g ipi,- . 1 • ,i (he pnrti.iilm ! nd \ for. ti'ihiv'- livine dresunnkinp I* "on. Jti V shaped neek is finished with a Itin-ilng collar •<( greV erepr Ci.-nrEfllc, while the sleeves arc sloshed nt U# elbows nml trimmed with Hare raff*. Mak* th e - lining first that 0 • wsUt n av be built over it. Fnee (he float fr nn neck edge In Ii tnehes , held* small “ u " perforations and grouti 1 'he nntiliole in front nfi*l bark ,a •nir.!' *'■■" j*erf o n t inn*. Take n|» t darl In front as perforated nttd . II iwria • *T<P . n Ti I bv ’A r tr n • ' ii ' I * Co-* lljfi- i-iii.if t in t t It* * ;i*i■1 r a n g e t in —»m ’ *•» /*\; ” V.. 11 | . r f i t 111 i-til . ■s At n l .i i t u p . • *tl - i i r . - u ' i and renter l-a k- cti-u; slit.lt |..nerMfllig .-niall per f**nttl»ns ru tr 1-wrcr edjvs u f luitks ^ ^ w<i„ t„.;r<irntl nils (ti f r u it' iiunr underarm - ams tuifi-tlur nnd , e r i ' i r ! iu ' i * . Inrk. B r i n g Inru In u r - h u l l ’d, r -• ' r Ilf tail •., .... *10(1 I-.1- 111 I .. I -! I "ft" p erfo ratin n s fro n t. S e l f r « ,v r t r i m id t i c in t fJIU 4 1»i si. 1*11*!, Fietoetal H r v i e w W a i s t N o . 6 9 1 4 . b*i/<‘. ^ 4 - i n r , ‘* 10 t iu ! * , f-k irt N n . 6 9 1 1 . H ir e * , 2 2 t*. : t l m r lu - s w a i > l . I m e, !*f ic 1 -■ c . u t > S'djy &fpractiedl Jlome Dress /(a King'. /kssons ‘Q M M ta Prepared Specially for Tliia Newspaper >d . b i l l i *,.*• J* .itf, • mill ni l ft*r , U * I *c*' lent. -llll' < -f Um vi-iii'i-hir hi II**' . *»'»* | H+ttl ill'* »»f I **t I if i-#i* tcI|.*,»H,* ||||*1 I,. •[! ( lie I ' l l . *1 v v v .-. Ni n ti HiAtt-n I . f liAJl!* I H ).*l \ * t Min p.n Uipe of Ininix. _ . I ' II tim er Wlilils till ml (lllll Will nttrnel Iilteutlun let him pile up (It*—e iirtblin in Ills wlmlmv it ml wltlf II u a es|i!onulloit uf H i p pvblldi. It will hi i r -•• Id- lill-llli---*. lb •Teil-e ill ’ • i • I |- r - >■ ■ 1. . Ia \\ i I..,,. ■*. .,. I* ,,t .......... . TftAOC Lm a r h Carbon Paper Buy typew riting tuppliet o f T IIE Hcrnld Printing Co. Phone 1 tH SANFORD. FIOR IDA .u i- M a x w e l l ’s Magazines Periodicals’ -* S o d a Fountiiin Cigars aiid T o b a c c o s Mildern^Fp-lty-DnlP Unrhcr Shop In riinuectlon 1041st. 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D I N G E E 'Plum bing and G as Fitting j i tr f i n t l a r tji •*.• o v e r i h e ago nf l » n . i ..... . , All W I’tK I t i T c i t c i i M y It’ ■ ill T-i m a k e I In* 1 .-11, ■ .. ............... • *u " p e rfo ra tio n * a n d s titc h edges to g eth er. 'A d j u s t i ' p o s i t i o n a r o u n d w a i s t a* l l l i t - l r a l e d on ri o i m * aid*' " f e n v e l o p e w i t h u p p e r e d g e o f b e l t nt la r g e . ‘ 'O '* p e r f o r a t io n s n e a r low er e d g e ’ b f fro n t and b a r k ; t a - k at th e larg e •■I in;-" f.. li|i;l . -I 1*1. u iillt • it *- is !■• ii- -t *d*'**, > e d g e s tu g etlirr. , T h r e e i ins o f c o rn . It . . . i .i i *- of tomatoes, Thi'vj* c a n s o f hi-i r t e s . ' T o get c a rlw h copies that arc n o t o n ly u n ­ u s u a lly s h a r p a n d heautifully n eat, lmt copies th a t arc really *' I • .* . • ♦ * t * \. . A f l e n l i o n Ami H ch ( RfTurlN l.ki'Mi* «•■! h n Vir* . * ‘l*»' l*‘••*I »«• i I ' »-• f tM hrf ofitf-mi th a l I |il« tlitl|rit ht* -Hi I* • I it fi'i 1 I• r I h« H'»l‘ ( I I h ” I |*uh||»l;*',| in I hr* Hilltfitfil ||r>fi|i|, i fu*«9A New- l.iiplaiul -Imi* fneiory mlvi r- i a it*t fi|,‘| sun *i, , ai:rt Telrphaue No 2G i'turr$>' «i i I i*a I** f |M,ltfwhri| in Hiiiftinl, ........................ tin Upposite Fliy Hall If hi f ailt* I hi *UiJ* i’ I* h* ! ( I s d a - l o o ' - Wlll l W'lHiilelt Mill - (i*r ii-*- I tills t»* «i li • »S I1<*ll*t», Mllrr U W««la ft.r * .JTIsI ftpjITU* I } .till h. f , * * , | 1 1 » I 1 1 1 1 ,1 L l»‘ T * 111 A I h r* Hi bre.w erle.s. iM-lllfi*rli'.s n m l b u l l l in k ft f»* 1, 1.1 Ituiiils shall |t* i --ut:t|s ill* HHDti liifi 'like* IIH-i* Wi Hu r I! \ t 1Hitiyla ■*. I hr rfrrl, of rur w o r k * . W h y ? I t n - n t n - e It Is t l e v l o r e i l ol v u , .. * ; » ili| huinlii a* will a» \ hi* aTittnifti Tift uil arnl l hr -t-al **f th .» a i| rt»«»rl lit h r ii ti.tl, -i,m| it« I'urjiivt* fur* w h if b o rtiitrl hnllir*, hi V,Af|f|tr*| t Is»* the flin t- l o s - r iitul ‘w l i l - k y " e n l l e n t l i e r . " ihi- Ii| iM SANfORI) IMIHii S a i*% v — l ** h*' rtf*, mil »l •h »!| I util, m i» *ic> tsf r*iitfWHf>, \ 11 i •*i i-»« *| .lit* til iln* iif) W lint ill.n# ti i|ii In ii m a i l ' s - t u l i i m li iriilt ft fr* ^ 7 • ra l i « I A I M• I u I SSjJ, • f J ciifi f*! ’ 1 i tsKi on ti fiat s -I atsi - * I ‘Inf k. o l i d l i i i - r , I n - n v i i " t | i i n g o f b l - b r a i n ? I hi t i iri <aIM Hanford I odgj> No 62, l*. nnd A. M. 'ti *l*f:M*'"i» J ti I*#In 1*1 IH •»,« It Ill nl.ipMsfi A Ur nf ri ■»11 I* | aliif ,*t* i f*i* Ii X t | t* n • * |+f* * *•*t*1"!•*ihit.i*' >*«*it attai *, i '*mimiiiii< .itinii ovory first nnd third • f •I* <| l } t . ,1 .«„ nuts a.I t l.r t i n I ‘t ' l l , , „ ’I), Thursilny.s at 7;;i(>, Visiting brethren I b III I*. * ‘-.III till- III **(•' H i'.lill SsfltHfi! II i .1 t k• ' t'l I.g I hr i Ua I. IS* *<f I tsf-kl*, hfttl I r u u d n l l i i l l l . L I nut *41 I N*s(iir af l|»|t|lra(l<in lt»r i % IIs t il I Ittlr r wt*let)iiie. I t 's - I in p"| Hllltii'll i-l ■••*• .llitiit.il > l utid* •h.»l* I. M u t i l u | till a p l ' i m i l O. J. Miller Hi'fllun H «*f I j i i p t n h k Lit** **f I !*•*• O. I*. Taylor i n : w lo ii 1 1n* d r ) Inw w ■ n t I n t n e f fe t*I lh«- rua,n . } Hi skill *»*i« i- «ti*in ie al S4 t| hi a * Secretary W, M •I**11111) N***ir*- ** 11*-r*■I*y i?i.%**n 11t %f I ,i %4v*1 \ REAR ADMIRAL HARRIS y^-sif* }.lir« lM*t-f nf 1 ii f a 1111,1 » \ ii ^rrl . n : •» hr* .u hail I ..f II^M Monroe 4 hnplcr No. 1 .1 , It. A. Ht, t ♦I .* fh ih»> f Jurn \ |t t ui j i I # tfr t ofiiiltal li,l ul II.*1' 1 11 ! In afii f Mct'Ut *■v,-ry second nnd bmrtli T.'iurs l a ' 1 * 1 * * I **)bl * * f Liih J*t* f*l ' , it’ll i t' < 1 i *t*r* i *1 Ih* friti rf |*4 -I)** ; *r in • nn tt'f.ris* | ► >*h‘> ** uMminI' i *» ih* l « dmi'I* »ii|i|n -p.tr» f*•r *! ,** at. • t| in « tut* day in Masonic Hall over tfiu Impcrin In *(v.-r<l*fitf w*lh la» f**i.| t r r t i f i r a f r Theutri*. \'i-iling eonipnnions welcome I* * | ii*f *4 Jaitijfcf} r j *1 J»i'i *t • st»1* j t sf • .i ll i*MII . II «*, ,|s ,n Ihir tir.i uf * 1 1,1'N’t mt wiiihparr* i*« h .ll n m it f lr«iYih>4 |» rn|^ rl) U. I,. Tnvlor C. J. Humph * fl* I r i l i l *' 1 i u t i n t % li " * — * * **r i f» . i** tt ill i i i , I f iin y j* ufi *)!'•* f I I * il'alt- r f ih* **u fli p -SI r** r n f J : ' v o f H U 1i , H f f S** *y . High lYicst • iiir*<t i It »• *L ■ i-*r uf Init.. I i>» |u T> 1 S. «r<-l i|* IL i gat. *; m i. 7 f tin ila*< t| ,fauUnry I 1, 1*' 1J, a»nl 1.1 •nuitiff 4f t , 7 »«. f«i » f». w i»;» i ( i I tV* .* , I I'n I I- i . ..... 4*i/*’' rminolc ( hnpter 2, Order Eastern Sin r* I h r ft ftitf f mi >i| it. 't! ft * *^f Ht Ift I* I t ••lilt, I* . • . • 4lf I*A I * |*.t7* •*»l r , . .tills Meets eviry first ami third Tuesday .. r »!*- ’ ) - **! 1H M n f *•i* i* . • *« lib i ft . . • 11*•» ♦..»♦.< hir* . . . i 7.... i ii IN *h* fl ft ft • •if J 1 * mi l ♦ 1 vl < • if*. Everyone who hns seen I '< ■» i * • * *• <<"’ ........... .. l , , ‘**' "J *n i r,-pl ilh Blr* rhfi'll *' 11 ' ' r,' '» hi S tnrjji the East are cordially invjted A CTEAT D E b T R O Y E R '. i “: . r . ■ v $ ] $ & } & •’’ >.*• * t? f t •» hn.nut . ....... .............. . alj* * ho | *'miid* f«, inii i 14 fi«, u i y *, If*-1* * a r it-,, 11 It«irn »‘l fa h i h ir-i ,v -bill -.4 i. *t. i | «l ♦ » * . ♦ ! t! 4* I I |*» *I l.r J •• In .lav ,tf ........ . I* • *I ) II I '» Ilit D4/ 4f r. f vlsy* J f*Jp Hntiiln, !«■, at *1 • • Nr*ft ill lit | 4A*fI,* I* *|. All! l-tKfi”'ii»i flit'll * ill Aii rtfilti.il II* ,f*»s t mill* it »|NI **Hill [ ».f i !*■*- t****iianrr* •! a ,it"') »*i * oi* iifi',1 fur t« , t*•l I it, tbt* |.r*M «*taftc as »l V- ■I ifa V . By Pictorial Review Coslumc* Willi Panel I b r i n g t h e f p l d i d c c d g e n f pTnit in sid e fro n t, to la r g r • ■ i t ” p e r f o r a t i o n in stay. - —NsHi+rttrkT- *ide nml brick giirffT ,iii<r •trap <J and turn edges of sirup timlfir nn slot jierforation- Adjust on aid\*' gore. I'lait side gore, creasing en s'nt p e rfo ra tio n s , tirin g fold to m rrekponding sm a ll “i i " p e rfu ra ! m itt; • t i t c h :ls i n e h f m i n ^ foT.I t o a n y d e ­ s i r e d d e p t h , - lo in s i i |e n o d l e i e k (ftifes a* n o te h e d i c lo se c e n t e r b a e k seum . (rath er upper edge lietw een d o u b l.) " T T " perforation's. A d j u s t , at it ril­ ing upper e d g e over u p p e r row of gathers, in -waist, rcnter-backa nnd front ‘edges evens Htitch porket on side gfire, with" outer edge along - Indicating small " o " perforations; back edge of poc­ ket along seam. For the front, turn edge* under, on alot perforations, lap on gore, to • mail ‘*o" perforations, notches even; I’crH o n a 1* •........ ch»pi4- . "•**•• • ' ” d *•■ ■* • o,-i .. ct , Alice r.. I (on bins, S oev ’ *■ 27*b .!*> .•( IVliMtat) ' I* I'.*17 ___________ , y1 , . . . 1 ' . 1" 11 ' : 1 ' 1 Heralds Hcraltls of Liberty l.ilivrl)' J . l r f i I'ircNiil <’m i n ‘ii min it 1** i \ Mints ut Engliw* Hull firM Montlny ll> \* M M* halt, * • Ti,rr f*'c uiglit iii .-ui'li mmitli ut 7 till). \ \ m E. I |.iii«i-liiililiT. t'ommiiiiiloy Mihalli-rthu Puchanl. Secretary HENRY M c L \ UL1N JEWELER fliit** ‘ftfi?un» i»i v»ijh* itw f o m p n H '( u r n t, h ‘ tn iii *1 t l l>* ml **. * *•*i ,*1' 7 IT Its ' I!'F '1i* T*t_ ITT"Vti i» I" rt j,7** f tun *j k i l l , The Snnfonl Council K. of ('. Mi'.*** (In* 2 n , l S u m l u y :t j i . n t . , a m i tlie* till Sumluy H ii. ip., vucli nmntli, ut K.* of C. II till. Oak A ve. __ T -xor SiJuutlTXUitiid Kbigliti—-------— C. L. llritt, Fin. Scc’y. lit ftfilltiatirf p III ||,P r|t j 4I :.V #IlI. f.1 t***tl' • MV SPECIALTIES: 3 1 Jill? tw Ifkttfl Phocnlk Lodge Jio 5, K. of I'. , * 4. Thai thf* ohlibitifp *h,!l !'Meet* second uftfj fourth Turadaya. r« m*» *tf«* fi%** iBiftirtllildy Hfd’n It** fisa FH HARD’S 11 \ND-I*AINTI’D CHINA Nlsitjng knights nlwitya welcomp. f tj#* nittl l-y t h e * % y * Nf >ij *m !.* 1t.n ,H|* ah unit,,«, 1, *• wtilit.yf hi *i|i|iri,Tfi! II M d u n l i n O . J . M ille r I"a**t •1 • titft 111* 1!*11| «tAIT *'I «*f•' 'I1** A *11, (•OKU 4M 'S STEKMNC SH.V Fit It. and s. C. C. 1->17 IIOCERS' PLATED W AUL' I jl III •-1 I!. * Sanfortl Lodge No. 27, I. (). O. F. I ft •iflrtil 1 r«i 1 . in, ol < it> < ' tut 1 til M e l s every ' Monday evening ut 7 JO * , * >'fih|Aft|, l luntiAELGIN AND WAI.TIIAM WATCHES in M. \y. A. Hall, Plm Block. All vUhiffliy rrrlify that I hr *bf»*r ainI f«,rr*ff*1nf _**t ,11ftatirr wai ,ltt'ly 11at I 11f ■»hr r it > liing lirothvra cordially Invited. riiu nril ,*f ^atifort). Hiirhla* if r r ^ u l i f « *■ i 4 * « 4 4 « 4 4 M m « « « 4 m 4 * 4 4 « Jus. F. McClellan J. W. O. Singletary iion ihr ttiih Jay »)! ar-h. A I* 11*1 * N. G. H. Sec. V*Mil* eft nt) hwiii! .ami tin *al <1 Ik** rilJT ol hanford. rinri*lav on JhU ItMh *Uy •*1 m I l I'ilT Mari Ii. I9|7. Gate City Camp No. C, W. O. W ' ^ (•cal) .> JAK 4'. U4i|f|:»TS. Meets second and fourth Wednesday fit* t'iefh • o nights In each month. ApiirovFtl lit* me on Ihi* !0lh ila> ol • m « 4 0 « « 4 « 4 « 4 » « 4 4 m m # 4 Fmlurlck It. Harris nf llu* migim-cr Match. 1017. F. L. Miller J. f . Hoolehan One Inch Canid Will lip Published Un­ corps, who Itns .been promoted In bn a J. I». U A V ) ‘'O N . Clerk Council C om mander Xtayor ul C ity ot U antotd . der Thin Heading At T hr Rate OfS7JO .rear mliulrtil. Ills ihitlew; If wur C l-T u c » lte • B. I*. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 conics, wUI he moat imtmrtnnt. I’m Year. Meet f l m and third Wednesday night Cor r r at l! r r t t a n W h i n * * , t h r H t y ro u n c it uf t h r c it y uf at corner of First St. and Palm etto Av«? H rm lnolr r o u n l y . Flotilla on I h r If tw rm tn 'b exercise Is Injurious Sanford. pruse Barnes J. G. Hurley* 10th d a y of M a r r h , 1917, dul) paa«*d an Secretary • • Exalted R u ler arnne bull pliiyera uught to atujr nwuy n r d l R i n r r r n t i t l r d 'A n ( t r d l n a n r r l ‘ro « id 'n a DENTIST lor t h r h m a n m at b .jndi in t h r aum of from Jft.o dinner table. | ) 3 , M 0 for lha' p u tp o - a uf p a y i n ( , r r t l t l r * The Lake llrcexc Council No. 31 Junior• • • ' t ( a n d lu n d ln y r r r t a i n vouch,-r* o r W arra nt• Odlrc In Garner & Woodruff Building O rder United American M echanic! of t h r c l|y of Hanford, Florida, iaaurd in Columbia bus got out n footbull Mecta every Wedneaday a t 7:30 P . Form erlyJJtndilcd By p a y m r n t of t h r p ro p o r tio n a te p a r t of t h r schedule, lu(t they did. Hint Inal y ear coat b n r n r by t h e city nf S anford In to n M-. in the C ity Hall. Visiting brother*, Dr. W.C e . I I o u s e h o l d c r f r u i t i n g a b u lk h e a d b o r d r c i n i on l .a k r without ploying «,ijr football. are welcome. C. II. Smith', Ucc. SecK M o n m r in t h r city of S a n f o r d , a n d lytn * *. • • b r t w r r n t h r m l alda nf an u n n a m e d alley niOMAH KMMKT W Celery City Aerie No. 1863 lim ing to nbl tin* European sufferers betw een Hanford a nd Cyprr** a v r n u r . and K. FERCIWON IIOt’NllOLDXI i h r wr*t *ldC of M yrtle a v r n u r , a n d for Meeting every 2nd and 4th Tuesday Is nil right, but who's going (o uld tbo I h r p r o p o r t io n a t e p a ri of the c o d h ornr night at B o’clock Eagle Home, Oak Av». by t h e r l ty of S a n l a r d In filllns n. reclaimsufferers who sett the fights? Visiting Brothers Welcome Inc a n d t u l n i l n g to a t o p o s r a p h l r a l level & ali reclaim ed l a n d Irom t h e line of aald E. E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff b u lk h e a d to t h r >hnrr line e i U t l n g prior to Worthy President Secretary LAWYERS •aid r r i i a m a t l o n , a n d for I h r m a t of t h r z? BUSINESS CARDS ii Dr. II. II. McCaslin Lff«rti»s «me-pieea frock witk penr*M. The skirt is in fivt gores, * *n * ffores being joined. 1 *"« wsiM at raised beltlins.. ^ ^ ^ a-P3 "— *>-•-4 “"''Tiers frock has not appear- . V , " m“r* sceeptaldo form than is U- stitch N, ineh from folds, leaving ed'raif i tirre Foulard silk, Uffeto, ge» to left of center-front free above .. rhalbs may be used tp devel- alngle large " O " (perforation In front; il,* * ramlel, nhieh requires 6 ^ finish for closing: Leave an opening af V.,t?6'inek material, with % yard between small " o ” perforations to f.k , *"k nn,l S yard on contrasting slip belt under. Turn shoulder edge ‘ot •hicld. of hack under on alot perforations, i 3 a 1"!"8 dreumaker should have lap folded edge on side front and » making the dreaa if front, notches and edge* underneath inch from folds draw­ are -carefully followed. even; stitch fll ___. . . M M . AWSIUrSCM. gathers to fit. • lrr** " ai*1 turn llnJe* Iho ingFace collar and sew to neck edge, »ai »Haj> on slot (wrforatlons thin take up the sleeve. Olow scam l» . i A ua rrontpUit Uoas v rr’n!' , rrai,InK on slot’ |>erfora- as notched, then gather lower edga taall’ ./'I*,* to corresponding between double " T T " perforations. lark fr,.^ , I;Br7®7atlonst atitch ’Nt Cio*e seam of cuff ns,notched to small U i t i’lose under arm seam " o " perforation, new to aleeve •« h*rk ' '"d. Lather side front asd notched with small “ o " perforation Nni- „ T r ' “ “ T T " perfora- in euff at scam of sleeve; bring seam of cuff to rtnall " n " perforation in Hm ’ 2 Inches above lower lower »,t_ 1,1 1f*-v ll“dor gathers at ilccve. 8ew in armhole, notches affd small * ' o " perforations even easing r,7 waist, center-bseks center-backs an •»»»■ \..\Z 1}*,J ,m iH “ o " perforation at • in any fulness. , —■ t lii1'. t o under arm seam nnd Trim with hutfons of self material. ^casT ii*1 Rev**w Oostums No. 7061 Diiea, 34 to 46 inehs* buit. Frie#, t'lrs. Urace E. Williams Millinery Store Wilson IMiAL A0VLR1 ISIN'G Nalltr - r tp liratlun ful Ta( llrtit I ndrr Srrtloa • uf 4 liaplrl Hill, Las* of Hal­ ida Nntirr i« h rrby fl**n lhal C. M Ilunn. Currhaiir of Tat ( crll ralr Nn- Sb7, daiid I hr At day <1 July, A. Il I90S, |i«* filrd >ilil m il nlo in my. nffico, a d h n mute • m licttlon tor ta lin'd lo U«un In arcoidanrr i l h la . bald rrrtll ralr in I.iiim thr Iilliai t drtrtibrd iroprrty •iluatrd in h'rr in lr oiunty. Florida. fh-Wil; (■'IH, nf NW'.. Srr 6, Tp xo, llanfr 32 EW(. Thr •aid lanrl brine a*ir»fid «l thr if»t» f th 1 ■uanrr "f <u It rrrllfiral in thr oarnr'of llryai.t A I'o lU.i 1 'olr-« ' raid rrrliliralr hill ' lm r drrrr.rd ‘arrurdiril io law la* drrd will iuur Ih-r-no on Ihr SSlh day of April. A. I». 1917. • Wilnna my oflUlal •ifnalurr and *ral I ht* Ihr 23/d day of Marrh. A. I». 1917. (wal) K. A. nOIKH.ARrt, ' C'rrk C rruil Court, Hrmlnolr Co,. Fla. Hy V. M. D o u t i a x , 1) C . , S -Tnn-Mr M *MTI'H'H H 4LK JJotirr i* hrrrby (i*i-n that undrr arid ty il r l u of * drrrrr mi dr and rnlrrrd by Ihr Judjir of Ihr Circuit I'ourl of thr. Kcvcnlh JuilMSil i IrruU, In and tor thr County of Hrmlnolr and Htara of Florida, datrd Marrh Itthj 1917, In th t certain chancery tiuar ro n > tr u r t lo n of a a r w e r a c r • y a t r m In aald h u l k h r a d d U triet. a n d a u t h o r i i l n s a n d t in p o w r r in c I h r m a y o r of th e r l t y nl Kanfurd, Florid*, to i**ua I call for an r l r r t l o a to d t l r r m i n r t h e igurcMon ** to t h r (••uancr nl aaid bond*, a n d foi t h e r , tCrl ion af • b oa rd ot thri-r bond 1 1 u . t r r t , " which *atd t r d l n a n r r a n d u ly a p p ro v ed by me on I h r i a m r d a te and becam e effective I m pied a tr l y upon it* a p p ro v al a n d W h e re a t, un d e r the Charter of the r ty of Sanfprdj, a o u n t i o n nf the U nuanrr <1 hond* m u i t b* - u b r n i l l i d t o t h e rlr c to r * ol -aid c ity who ow n real e »ia te for ratlffcaiion or. reje ction a t a n r t r c tlo n to b a .c a l l e d for t h a t p u rp o re ' ’Fherrlorc. I, J Ii (la v l i o n . m ayor of the city of S a n fo rd , Sem in ole county. Florida, u n d r r a n d by v irtue „t ibe a u t h o r ­ ity, In me ve led, hy I h r ordinance* ot Die r l t y ol S a n f o r d , In r r f r n n r e to t h e latiianre ol lioml*. do h r r r b y r a l a n election t o be held on th e 7 6th d a y of April 1917, t o d U r r m l n e t h e q u e itio n of ra id r l e r t l o n th e n a n d t h e r e t o be held *«’ l o w h e t h r r or not t h e *ald r l t y of S a n f n i d *h».l be a u th o r i a r d t o iaaue b o n d * ' in t h e a urn of 133,000 (or t h e p u r p o t e nf p a y in g , r e ti r ­ ing a n d f u n d in g certain voucher* or w a r­ rant* of ihe r l t y of Sa nford, taiuril In th e p a y m e n t of I h r p r o p o r t i o n a t e . |.*rt of t h r coat borne by t h e rify of Sa n fo rd lo con• t r u r t i n g a . b u lk h e a d b orde ring on Lake M onroe in Ihe city of Sa nford, a n d ’ lying b r t w r r n I h r r a i l aide of an u n n a m e d ' a l l e y b e tw e e n C y p r c ta a n d S a n f o r d avenue*, a n d t h e w a it aide of M y rtle a v e n u e a n d Sanford, Housbolder - Florida Elton J. Moughtofi ARCHITECT O J IS TRIBE N o! 61, I. O. R. M. Mecta every first and third Friday nighta ut 7:30 in Masonic Temple. Visiting Brothers welcome W. A. Ginn, John Stam per, G- ol R. Sachem United Brotherhood of C arpentera and Joiners of America Office In Yowcll Bldg. Sanford, Fla Sanford Local Union No. 1761 meet* first and third T hursday night at 7 o’clock in th e M. W. A. Hall, Pico Rlk. J. W. O. Singletary W. \Y. Van Nesa Soc.Treas. P re s id e n t ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Modern Woodmen of America M eets.2,-1, Thursday evenings, 7:30, Practice In Stole nml Federal Courts in M. W. A. Ilall, Pico Building. Garner-Woodruff Bldg S'nnford Fla C. E. McDonald C. D. C ouch •* Consul-Clerk ..GEO. A . DECOTTES SCHELLE HAINES l. * w v 1; ii SUIT 9. 4'OFHT IIOt'MK Phonea 143, 339-w Try The Want Column And Get Quick Results i. ■* �THE SANFORD HKRAtD PAGE frOUR THE SANFORD BERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor W . M. HAYNES, Business Manager THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY _M«rh.fr, 1|1T and is th e same to all advertisers. lion of th« amount of taxes paid by B y being in. th e'A , 1 class this paper now a n d will continue to enjoy a large foreign advertising patronage and every advertiser is assured th at he pays th e same fate. The. list of the Sanford Herald is a preferred list accepting no objectionable a d ­ vertising, 410 fake advertising land no advertising below th e regular rate. It would be well for local ad ver­ tisers to bdar this fact in mind, and give more patronage to th e home paper th a t h a s . a standing and a the citru s ind u stry of Florida. T h e figures gath ered in this investigation show th » t ethere arc betw een 300,.000 and 350,000 acres of groves a n d th a t the a v e rag e a m o u n t collected in taxes from these, for s t a t e a n d coun­ ty purposes runs betw een $8 and $10 per a c re .—Jacksonville M ctrop- «[ A Bank Account .lifts you out of the ordinary class anti puts you in the class with people who DO things—people who. are getting ahead in thc-world---Your bank account links you with opportunity —$1.00'opens an account—Where do you belong? (Continued From I’nge I) Rem em ber the Sanford"' lleruld will come out next T uesday in Easter costum e and will be distrib­ uted all over the country. This is a glorious oppo rtu n ity f o r , local mer­ chants, for real es ta te dealers, fdr s tate wide firms and for all those who w ant to reach th e people in all parts of th e country. It will be a u magazine, newspaper and not that the ritembe* of thin association pledge'themselves to put forth their best efforts to bring about the engrtment of laws in harmony with the foregoing recommendations. . W. G. Ilrorein, K. W. Ferry, Ferry G. Wall. H. Clay S tanford. PEOPLES BANK0F SANFORD If. R. STEVENS PffaUHi SANFORD, FLORIDA C. M. HAND Vl»*-Pr*«!d»l F. L. WOODRUFF Vka-PraaMrat 0. L. TAYLOR Cashier R. R. DEM Ass’l Ctthitr T H E B A N K T H A T IN S U R E S Y O U R D E P O S IT S nothing fancy in the make up but a newspaper th a t will show our zeal in building up this com m u n ity and a .newspaper thnt will rnll atte n tio n | to this p a rt of Florida. T h e local m erchants especially will reach a rich harvest from their advertising anil th» Bargain* Week in Sanford will firing tin* shoppers to this city Lh u ^-.-git-TlBTMfig"else couM in the public­ ity lino. G et your copy in this" week to insure publication and offer spec­ ial inducem ents to the' people to come here .pll next week. ’ Several huntlred feet of uwnlng fell i n . Orlando on Orange ave n u e I j I G H E R F R E I G H T H A TE S . o n e d a y last week and not a person Ju s t as wo predicted som e tim e * killed under it. all of which shows ago the railroads now have a gooti t h a t O range avenue is a very busy excuse for raising the freight rates, Htrm-t, at least the Orlando papers suit! excuse befpg l h e s e ttle m e n t of nay so. the near strike on th e eight hour basiii. T h e railroads now want COSSACKS LOYAL TO CZAR more money for hauling frieght be­ cause they are forced to pay thet 1 Traveler In Russia Assert* These employees higher wage* Well. w. Trecps Are the Backbone of R us­ just want ‘to 1-11 i hi* r..ilr->ud.* thu sia—Their P art In History. if they will squeeze the water out of their ->io«ks they rail raise tin- woge "Few per mu is who have, followed of the employees, carry freight at hi progress of do- European war, and particularly the part Russia lias play ml Ox- old rule and still make money, in tin struggle, know the origin of the also, the pnhlir will not s ta n d for T h e ‘hitjifortl Herald is w orking for any higher freight rates. W e . people '■nothing to suit us like Sanfoyd :im( <'i* kncks, who have p|aycd an linpora " w h i te way” sy stem in the Celery here in Sanford ran pu t more boats •the courtesies shown us by th e San- tifnt part in nil the bn tiles,” remarked City sim ilar to what has bean o r ­ on the St. Jo h n s river a n d haul ottr j lorrl Board of T ra d e .” Mr. Gallo­ If. A. Bryntit of New Mexico, a world d ered in s u lte d in Plant City. T h - freight without tiny assistunee from way like* Sanford and this section traveler, who recently came back from -<•v- r.il nn.nlh-< **prnt In Ktt.«*ln. "(*osH erald ha <>i ided .i *.impb- the railroads and we Wi 1 do it bo­ >u Welt that be is now a regular | -a'- k Is a T a rta r word. In the sixteenth Hard to «• plat il tn front <*f it ol- fore (laying any trior*- trib u te to tin- Herald subscriber. be m ust! - • ntury itn- term was used nil over keep ill tou< h with the coming to u r­ ill *♦J*111U 1•» ! hlJ'*' Til it- ton railroads. Itii'sia to detdguiitc (loutlug labor.' In • rn | hut Plant Lit — it - — Moscow m ercenary soldiers were i ist c i t y of Florida. ouric*f Hereafter, for the Board of Trade railed Cossacks. In southwestern ltusS T A T E S H O U L D ASSIST the Little-R ussians made serfs by On tjfe closing.day «>f tin* Iasi eon- members, we will list itntulries who •he Folish gentry known ns Shlldchla are Interested in this s e c ti o n .. Tho gres-< tRere was enacted legislation of escaped Into the steppe's to the sothe greatest Im portance to Florida, ' name of the p a rty will not lie p u b ­ called I'kniltin. where they erg’llnlzed concerning which there seems to be lished Inst can be. had upon appliea- Into bnmls to fight the .Invading T a r ­ | a lack of inform ation throughout the I lion to th e secretary. No irifortnn* tar*. nml there originated the Little tiolt, however, will be given over Rii'vinn I’ossnyk. state. "The Cossacks constitute the most This legislation appropriated $1:10, the phone, nor oth er than upon per­ Ottr inquiries loyal body of men the emperor has to ooo for the eradication of citrus can- sonal application. this day. It was told in the Iasi revo1ker; JIM).000 of the sum was im m e­ this week: Omaha, Neb.- I am interested in •nilon that an ultimatum was Real to diately available and will be spent 'd u rin g the rem ainder of the fixscal land suitable for stock raising and 'he Jew s by the Cossack* lo tile effect W ant to deal only •but If they did not discontinue tln-lr I year, or before J u n e I0tb; JJoO.OOO staph* crops. agitation ngnllist the-eznr the Cossacks with your home real estate men. j will -be available only when the} Muskogee, O k la.: W hat is the would march against them fiOO.OOU s ta te legislatures in the citrus belt strong nnd annihilate them. This decS T A T E i'RfJlII BITION 1 have made corresponding uppm pria- j price of staple crop land in your qnirion had It* efTeet. ami while some county? I atn looking for a large From all accounts the state of , (ions. • B-w soldier* mutinied, no Cossack was Florida will go dry if left tn the vote t rnet, I watil to raise cuttle also. i mini wanting. The Cossacks a r e th1' Florida and no other states tt| ttf Du- p eo p l e agai n or if left to Die I Academy, Okla.: Man interested backbone of Russia ’ tifke them nivny .w hich the citrus industry is th re a t-! 1in a small Florida farm. legislature. The trail of the serpent :>nd Russia would almost go to pieces. ' enlb! by v a n k e r were particularly for­ is too sharply defined these day* ‘ Murshullield. Ore.: Man inti-rest­ Socially (lie Cossacks lire delightful, tunate in the passage by-Congress of not to he noticed even by th o u ' ed in stock raising and staple fa rm ­ IdjMieurted people, hospitable nml Jol­ | the appropriation bill carrying th e s e ' ly. In many ways they resem ble-the ing. least affected and that Florida will am ounts, in view of the fact th at so •'"boys as they wen; 'JO years ago In »m bone dry in the next two years Plainfield. N J .: Man w ants ■many other im portant measures fail­ the We*!. ' Like the cowboys, they are is u >foregone conclusion. Since no small- farm for trucking and chicken ed to get through. -Aeclli-nt shots, even better rider*, on*- except the manufacturer and the raising. The federul government already j though they cannot handle n lusso at dealer e v e r profited by the sale of East Palm yra. N. Y.: M an w a n ts nil.” has spent $585,000 in the work of h o m e we can all afford to get along (rucking and celery farm, in this without it and there will be.no tears citrus canker eradication, by far the section. • __ Icelandic Cqtulilians.__-_____ large part of which has been devoted over the demise of John Barleycorn _ _ T a.an>uof.-our— member*-wrhn'ftvre Irehuyl, w hich- lias Jti*t resumed di­ Florida— Ibar«*-is-ev**ry-nsstrnrnrT"^ j£o_Flnrid a_ or in - 1Itc-D m t rd "SraTPT-1 ~ th a t canker can be Eradicated if the in other Seminole eounty cities wo rect rum mere! a I relations w i t h 'u s , present campaign against it is car­ will be glad to mail them th e nam es a f te r centuries during which no Ice­ ried to a conclusion. It would. H a v e’ an d • addresses gf those who a p p e a r landic ship ever visited our shores, ’Hie Sanford Herald appears 1been discnrtilmi-d e r e - t h i s for lack 1from time to (ame under this head*, furnishes an example of what can be t h e A m eric an Press as ah A. 1 new s­ of funds, if th e last federal a p p ro p ri­ ing. if they will mako written ap p li­ done Id- n determined people under a d ­ verse physical conditions. It lias n paper, m eaning t h a t this paper has ation of $180,000 had not • become cation by mu'll. abort growing season, not much *"U It's powerful hard to u n d e r s ta n d » b o n a tide subscription list and an why or man who says " H e Can read and little fin'd f o r ’cattle, yet ILs pco* tutSverusing r a te th a t is established pie live lives o f singular fnnnlom and his title clear to mansions in t h e | on the whole are am ong the happiest skie.s anti who cluims* to hold the l»n Hie globe. There 'Is no tmtlunp] oldest quit claim deed to a -corner debt, no paupers, no saloons; nnd, ac­ lot j n 't h e New Jerusalem should cording to the Chsistfan Ilernld. the stalk around on S un d ay with a sad. school* and rhurehes a re prospv>rlng, sad look th a t sorter Imlii-ntrs his while libraries lire well patronized and deeds of the past, vvi-ek. T ru ly our ml lien fIon Is hjgldy vnluml. Ileeause of lin-k of raw material* the W and face is an Index of churn- ter. « * • This h a n d y Note Book is becoming 'more p (i p u I a r every day. ■Sizes from 2x4 inches to 4x6 inches. Leather C o v e r s and Sheets R u l e d to suit your special needs. These books are a Continu­ ous Memo Book, .new sheets may be added as desired. • * T h e y make excellent gifts. Office Supply Dept PHONE 148 T he E u t o r edition of T he Herald Will -how ., enmph-f * su'd . ,r, of what your' Board of T rad - hus.do'ne. | since it began active work. T h re e [ hundred copies of this edition will ! go tirT ourists who have- been Sfm- ford visitors this s'.ison. T he Board of T ra d e is having some fine sign ’hoards turned out. , These will be large signs and will ■hear data advantageous to Sem| inole county und Sanford. They will be pluced along th e railroad, on the river bank and on th e main roads leading to Sanford and at each l.xperliiients carried nut by Doctor ferry. . . Fanislu-r at tTn- fn l v .- r d t c of Kansas Although tho season is getting late on va r k <iis method* Jtf Plundering colI visitors continue to cull tin th e lar* prwv,< that iilkalh-s wln-n ti*isl In Board of Trade. Y esterday's regis­ prujM-r proportion* do only slight dam ­ ter shows: T he Misses 11ark ness, age to the fabric provided proper rlnsEarliville, N. Y., 0 . E. Strohle, C in­ Jlifr*folImv their list*. cinnati, Geo. W. Em ery und wife, The greatest datuuge Is done by Cadiz, Q.f Miss Gladys Fields, bleaches and ad d s. Chlorine blenches Huntingdon. Yenn , It .1 Prentiss, •"lure wool and *1!!;. but liydrosulFitzgerald. Ga., <■«•<• P W ilkins.' I'litf•* of *o<Ja d*‘<s no harm. Dr. Herbert M. ShllHtoml, oflldal Buflalo, W. M. H urd, J. S. H urd chemist of the Trl-Stnte Launderers* and O. B. B urton, Longhill. Conn., association, Is quotcil by the Scientific Auierieiin IIS tcjjlhg hi* client* flint ••the extensive n*o of oxalic m i d In pow er laundries has been-tile cau se-of tin* slow adoption by (lie average house­ wife of tills class of service.” T he^object Ut-lWUWlrtcs-tbnt—CTTOtit not .u s e the sun us n blench w m to tu rn -o u t white goods, nml they, chose oxalic ncld ns the first substitute. • “ It has taken years for you to nWalton to the fact Hint you have been producing n nice white table­ cloth or collar, but that you were greatly assisting the department store nnd the men’s furnishers In disposing of flielr stock," salt! Doctor BhiistOne, Bruin, the Y»0abond. The tnen la the smoking compart* Is b eing dictated ami * , lilrh faiU., ness will (rnvel to thr '* "f tbr stenographer1 who win t., ■■■r It is i»lll)cr__ Our— —TT-— — r t n h e H i n t inod.-m b-; te r o f conversation. Downtown, im-hle of p, Ihousutnls of sky-i-rnp, r .’ terribly busy—about wh.o** •he eyy can see, about ti•tlculnr, A limn with u t , 1 Ills elbow, a llnt-topp. ,| ,< metal basket holding i d p erhaps, n idiotograph <<r wife In n silver frame tit <• the desk, nml that l* nit. ] cell Is a large one, some!!;. Ill** dimension* of-an <-^ c. skysernjter block, tlo pbotles, met a I ba-ki-t* * ''are indOlliiltoly imililpllt.i stautlalltii-s o f t, 11- . . ! —Ibe «te, I wto it • tii'ams, ci<i;* |>■,\ ■. 1 too recall lo-liig h -r. ; nient felt to talking about nltnnls as pets. A man sifting over In the corner had listened Interestedly to i|,e others^ then It m ine Ids tjirn. "I live In Seward. Ala«ki|." In- s.-iH. • T p ttiere 1* nn old brovvu b ear (lint Is one of tin1 town rhnrneters. Me. for -•-veral years, lias had the privileges Hub! wharves on i> -. in. of Seward, wandering wherever be Itieii lo Jumpi-rs mol -> lll.es. Me get* Ids meats at th e hark pictures III Jour Mb-i-il . doors-uf tin- hotel. The kitchen ibsirs laded commerce. Jty «\ of several homes also provide IJrownlO Is no w ay of telling whe­ wit It pro vender, v at the desk is engaged in "Lately, though. Brownie hns become ami hnntls, or woolen u a miittlelpnl problem. lie took to drink. railway nocoC'-orb'--. ,.r It>- developed (lie habit of dropping In mergers. or tlo ■*r t at ttie bars and drinking with tin-* bu-klug t to- i i|., ref, men. Everybody was willing to buy old ■••tin: ug i .,..io : bin* n glass of beer. But. vvltji every i whose bulk siivgi phase of human nature working In rials of iraltlc. the clerk* • 1 Ids soul, Jte got be taking too much stools, the bii»!le of or-1* nod Just before I left they had to (aken. 'I lie heavy b i l . . r- I put him In,Jail. rejilaeetl l y filing cabin-:' " or . "Some of the Hoys nre talking of | ki»o seetns its much fill. V-on- bii-lm-.s raising money to give him -t c u r e ." well tie tlo- catalogue root.' b-ge library; Nothing Emitted. "I u n d e r s t a n d y ou hav e b o u g h t •el o f S h a k e s p e a r e 's Works." n P opular Education ir, Huti-a ’ "Yes," replied Mr. I ’ubwulte lo ft­ T he Inforillalb'l* lie a,- f--lily. “A complete set." lovvfng Was iibtailo d si "And n glossary. •'*"■ I presume?" sources In I’etregni'l t 1 I-.'j. " t i b , vj-s. v c s . I n fnet, I' V i- r .v il il n g one of tlo- Daily New,*’ ~ ?*-t<iiB Shakespeare wrote." — lUnidngliaui eitrrespontleiils; Almost all Russian ' that have o sutllcletit t i a t t d i * ■ i lr<a 11-t!K-£ SKYSCRAPER’S SET OF NERVES possess one or inure sib■In- last tell leafs l!f "f Business District of- New York Uses schools under the tain - » ■;ul Six Feet-of Telephone Wire to eilueatlon Increased 71 (<iLondon's One. lit lltlQ that tuiularpy Itijreilm‘d lot# the diiuia a hill providing 1 <j-ajsorj a t teiitbilue tit vtll: g* - nil children. Flfiy-oii'' i - r • ■r.t of I hose betvveeli the tige* ••• • g'1' cl” eleven Vear* littC-nal (It** -• ' • "r the last ten yi-ttfs the t, -1. I'd' sons who know how to n o ! m --! “ hir Increased by 8 |u*r cent. I • • war W stimulated tbe Interest "f it- | .-puLsIloti in iievvsji.'ijters it ml >eh-»'H. As a’ rule the eliililren ulu-'atl'oJ iilione wire In Ts'mv York-Is stx tline* *ctinfi1iire” rcrniV tTgltf to t7rvV-a')'«TT ns much as In Ltmtlon. Sltmsm Htnm - ot(j. Generally they may i t **h< l-‘< sky w rites in Harper's. That rep- |,uur„ „ u,-ek. They a re i JgM r're s e n ts the relative nervous I n - ; Rglon. tho Slnvodlnn and lfit‘d»h !»»• tensity of business In New York nnd gunge.*, arithmetic imd • grupbyIn Lomb'ii. i : I Tliey p re p u re lltelk leRH«iiis tti Smile such cx'oCrs o f wiring I su«- ' xiie older pupils study nf h- ue. At L ast! Illuminated Keyholes. Announcement was mfvi'vg.' ILrnv burgh I’a.. of the formation "f ••*♦’ let .Bay Enninei' eoiupati.v uinnufacture an etminel '■ give n* c le a r violet m.v til ulglit flidW useful In vimmdlug d-tT. • '!.v,:il"^j locks, keyholes, house nutiH - p so* ilivnmlntes. — l*tll.*tillrgh THE SOUTHLAND Lv Jacksonville . A (' I. 8.20 PM P u llm a n Sleeping Cani '-uid Lv W a y c r o tt -----A C L 10.30 PM p a r t m e n t Obaervatlon (atr ■ ‘ Lv T i l t o n ............ GHAF 12.40 AM . jxmvillo to Chicago: Jacks'll' Lv M a c o n ............ C o f G 3.S8 AM Indianapolis (v ia lam b v ilH l* '^ 1^ Lv A t l a n t a . . . . . . L A N 7.18 AM nancy until 7.30 a. m) Ja .;k -,nj-h^ Lv K n o x v ille .... LA N 12.29 PM t W l a n d (via Ciiu im.itJ -I [■■>.a;. Ar C o r b in ............ L A N 3.29 PM Jncksonri'lo to* Graml iR-H ’ / T Ar Louisville-----L A N 9.00 PM Cincinnati) reini-wccklv. Lliving Ar I n d ia n a p o lis . Penn 2.00 AM eoovillo M onday#und H t u i » Ar C i n c i n n a t i ... L A N 9,00 PM •rk„™,wthf>.rn Co-achw. -1 " ,’3' tlSSS&i «il“i>tu?a sasa5!~ rs ^sa Lv C i n c i n n a t i . . . Penn Ar Clavgland ----- Penn . . 11.30 PM 7.45 AM Dlnlnft C are serving ul! vico a U c a r t c . ^ rod Of TSIltO INFORMATION, • I t lF i n t CRN Nt*IS*»TIOS» • PPLr TO «NI TICdIT SOI NT Of * AT L ANT I C COAST LINE RAILROAD "THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF TH C SOUTH" 'A. W. FRITOT S J. a . IDnKL*7sDt • c 1 OIVISIOH PMItHQU POINT AC. L. OIVIOIO* A«S*l«OI" *u jACrvsorrviLiT. tla. • . TAMP*. V V * �* i « tv7f■—-fp»................................. —if ‘ -I 4v _; z?-_ ~5^ ' 7%r+■/^j ~ : , *. -/ ■ M irth 27. 1H? THE SANFORD HERALD -;#ij " ^ P A C E FIVE W orld. Ho will r e tu r n to Sanford th e 8th day of M arch, A. D. 19$ 7, lakes. F o rty ac re s in p ark s. Golf, on T h u rs d a y to visit his sister, Mrs., t h e said royr.t entered a decree th a t tennis, howling, b illia r d s ,“ b o ats, orlegal presum ption of dea th of 't W alter M. Haynes. ango grove, etc., all free to guests. said TV. ft. H u b e rt had been sat Fine fishing a n d sh o o tin g . P u re R e v . an d Mrs. W alker, who have factoHly made out and requiring spring w ater from A lta m o n te Little Happenings— Mention been the winter guests of their son, said W. It, H ubert, if ali’v-q or any | Springs. o f M a t t e r s !□ B r i e f — Mr. C. It. Walker h av e teturned to o th e r person for him to prods***'to T h e A lta m o n te Is n oted for cxcelPersonal Item*) of. Illinois. th e said court wiihin twelve w eks , lence of cuisine a n d s e r v t n r j t n d ~ s o ——In te r e st (C ontinued from Pago 3) from th e date of the last insertion d a l life. Re s u re a n d a u t o o u t a n d Property O w n e rs Take Notice Mr. and* Mrs. Geo. Venable and of this advertiscnit nt, satisfactory ' get best dinner served in interior . T he law provides that " If taxes llrtler ffetby Contrfl Orer Summary of the Floating Small upon any real estate shall not he Well, the Rotter B aby contest is Mr P u m a s motored to Oviedo on evidence of Ids root im m ure in life; Florida. Or co m e for a- -S aturday Talk* Surrlnrtly Arranged for l,!’id before the First day of \p ril of over and Sanford babies have made Sunday*, th e guests of M r and Mrs. otherw ise said "derree shall be c o n - ' night supper a n d d a n c e following, fi Hurried Herald Readers any year, the Tax Col! tor -shall a splendid showing firmed absolutely. . Excellent o rchestra. M any of them R. G. Smith. advertise and ■.ell." R O B E R T C. H O E R L E . i scoring above ninety-five. T he a l­ Geo. E. R ates & Son, owners a n d •Mrs. M attie Perry of Floral City I In. m u t t e r w a s br ought t o m y most perfect b a b y -w a s M ack Poole First National Rank Rldg., prop rie to rs. Mr. anil Mrs. I). Leach, d a u g h te r attention som e time ago By the Ezell, the little son of Mr. an d Mrs. is P ie . guest of Mr. a n d Mrs. Gep. Johnstow n, P a. Brick , rond o pe S a t u r d a y , J a n . Lila, .accom panied by th e ir guests.' Governor, and this is to notify alt B. P. Ezell in Class 11. .131.- m onths W atson. ’*v 63-Tucs-2tc ______ ’ , ■ « 20th from the A lta m o n te to O rlando, Mr. anti Mrz. W. T. B radford of eoiiccrril'd th a t th e requirement of old and m aking a splendid score of otct . 41-tf ’ p, troit. motored over to D a ytona law will he complied with; ami the lift i T h i s Mrs. D. C. Venable, who has been is a re m a rk a b ly fine Friday last. spending t h e d ay there. Tax Books will positively he closed score when one considers th a t the spending the winter with her son,* ItKI’Alr THENT OF Till: t NT Elliott Ford Touring Car for Snie —At a on April First as provided by law, tiny man is nearer Class A th an Mr. Geo. Venable left on Saturduy tl H. Isiml Oiflfr ■t.tialnpsviils. Fit., bargain. B. & O. G nrnge, W. *A ’and all lands on which taxes have Class R, although the scien tific'e x ­ for A tlanta. Ga. • Vl.r.-h 21. 1017. Old Rags at The Herald O f­ N’ntlrs f« ht-r*>y eftrn that I'std Jstnos, t not been paid will he advertised. Stringfcllow. 44-tfc amination p u ts him in Clnss -B rf-tirnet«, Klurida. who. on Ki-hruiry 21, "V fice. They must Ke” Clean. 1012, m»iji* Hot Entry, Nti. 010090, Mr. and Mrs. 1). G. Wagner, JN t). D. .11 S K IN S, which includes, babies from twelve ' ’ lb-ginning April 1st Woodland fur K<, of NW*'i. Si-1-tlnn U. Township 56*4tc Tax Collector. to twenty-four m onths old. T he Misses M aud Alice an d Ada Wagner 2 1-» Cents Per Pound. 21 S, ft.inr- ;12 K.. T»llaha*«r<* Msriilian ’ Park will be open S u n d a y s only. ha» Iilnl ntil.-r of intrntlnn to make Et»rwinning baity in Class B was Dor- and Mr. Wilbur G ustus motored up . C3*tf jft-tf f*ronf-to rstalll*h rlaim to lha land Notice to t onira-tors aliiivi* i t < « IJ.nl, l,<doro f’lrrk flrrolt Court from Kissimmee on Sniinday. bring­ Pty Voting P a vis. tlu> se v e n m onths The music pupils of Miss Florence at Sa- f rrtl. Kl iriif*. on the 11th day of Bids wil| he received until 3:00 ing with th em Miss M argaret Rob­ May. is 17, Frank a n d the reading pupils of p. in. Mundity. April 1titli. I'd 17. for old little d a u g h te r of. Mr. a n d Mrs, ♦ II ) Ulma'it r mes at kllnnorti erts whi> has been^thoir guest since M. Iltoldlrsiiin. nf lim rt a. Hu Ida, > Mi« Gretchen Schultz will give, a t h e erection .ef a two story hi irk W. R. Davis, with a score of 98 1-5. Wednesday. E, II Kitties, of flineVB, I tufids. The Class C, highscore b a b y is an recital ut the W om an's Club i i a ; addition to th e Ki.st National B ank If V. •:irhoi«,.n. of tii-neta, Etort.Ja, old-tim er, th e little fellow having Mitrjip To)lor. ct llinsva, Kt-irtda. Saturday a f te rn o o n ' at 3 o’clock. of Sanford Florida * j . ........... “ “ 7 —------------- ------- +H*ltT—WT-fr-VVt* < ... . ... . .* been iirst. d n s s wtnncr in his >•! ass JL Th* program will ap p e a r in Friday's i -■ e'-Tue. * I'll tote , , . 7_____.Ii 2L..lho_Uurzl--Unw*r— lie— h*—Wm-fm-m—t o D rryrm rr TTfi S u nday w7rv. it-.iu - - Public la^mrdi-uIiy/ThviUuI to t o - f a r uirth s m rqv . bun d for FtTI v pi r Allen (iillen. Jr., the son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry W itte and fam­ |>e present. ' cent tif the (o i)tract prici' within ten Mrs. Win. Gillen. He is thirty - ily, Mrs. Ernest K rupp, Leslie Rill flasket hall game, O rla n d o .vs. d a y s ' of the aw ard of contract. thru* months old and a handsom e and Mr. am i M r s . _ J o h n Muftson i wouldn't Plans and specifications n a y be Sanford,, Parish l l o u i e 3 o'clock ♦ ♦ lutlc chap, scoring 9ti l-fi. H i s ‘first and family. . LET A TMin* obtained after T hursday, April fit In Friday. Admission 25c a n d I5c. Line THIS appearance as a Rotter *Raby confrom Elton J. M ought on. arcfilrv-ct. 03-1 tc J aii t.ocni AuvoriiHciucniH under STAND IN t<-'t hahy was in February. 1915. V______ MY WAV f Thin Heading TliKBB ('ENTS a Break y o u r Cold, or La G rippe l,Pon lho «l‘’pesit of ten dollar* Fur Farming In Alaska The second high settre babies were redirect* Line For^ilnch Inscrlion. Minimum „ _ .i | im rpvvnril of It*0 Alaskmis a r e -------•with a few doses of CCti. 33-2Gtc J!,a’I' e ,0 l,t‘ f'’f;»ml<’d upon the re ­ t u r n of plans unit spec! fieut ions on Edwin Donald ilcuvnlvc, 97 In | ly Interestetl in fur farm ing;. There Charge 25 Confs. Class \, the tiny son of Rev. ami are silver fo \ yards In lla bteaIIties. . Mr. and Mrs. Thos. E. Fernuld of or before date to receive b id s .- ’ tfuinry. Mass., arc stop p in g ut C o m ­ lit answering an advertisem ent T h 1; hoard of directors reserve th e M r . E. P . Brownlee and Carrie J while on at) equal number of Islands Louise Marlow fort Cot luge'. •' _ u-, in ( la s s ( , with a | blue foxes are farmed: T h e silver fox where no name is nu'ittioned in tTiej fight to reject a n y sir all bids. • score of !17. j farm* JJre not yet prinluelng fur. but :,d, do not nsw ask Tt he please on tie Herald iiernut j Ford T ou rin g C ar for sale nt a •. R. F. W H ITNKU Fifteen babies were eptcrcil 'in the je-lts m mi tu nturkei tlurlng the last for ioformulion as to the identity of bargain. * H. & 0 . Gnrnge, W. A. ( I 'asllier contest and m a l t y 'of them were jti'l »**,«**»»«t from the older blur f o \ farm* the advertiser. •Our Side Serving Pur1‘aually we *lo not Stringfellov . . I l-tfc tiJ-Tin -- ll ■ recovering Iroin no-..sits or- grippe <hroti-du g-e tl rv-ntlt-i. I.xpcrlnicms are know who the advertiser is ami if piibO I- Shoe SuitsFaster eggs, chicks a n d bunnies i ■>obis ulit.ii b ad a tofnletirj to l o we r , being a n lt t| o n ut W s - l i I n g t i ' U I in we do we lire‘toil allowed to give fail ion" V 1I hi iti'l at Mr t r «vin*s stun* P r c - h v f i i i.i n ) In n . |i <1.-11 M't tilel ) 'In-st. cn. Id, N V to 1 ' . .tv er.ig. s out this ndorm .ition Simply writ** .1. I. lllltle . I b e tu - I m e t h o d s i.f [i*« t| *■ r *.»,v. March 31. Ii3-2l* T l «■ l'r< -• t* ri.t r . •, ... The tiaal ex. t tnmat ion t o o k place Inc. r . i n t i n i n g a n d u l t i c n v i s e Intiidllm.’ a letter and uiblr*--*s tt as per tn-s ■-lallt-d a l>*! 1 n f u i n i • ia l p i< -•« • Itl ll-M V -T IS M — A ntiseptic, Ke­ in I >r Mi-veus otlin- and t he exam- ( i i . l- . - n i l i i g i i t i l t m i K (■‘• p c c l n lt y f i . \ i « strut-lion-* in the ad l i u as t a - l in fir* i R heum atism , S prains, N e u ra l­ l l n * |u>w c l n j f . It Peleyj Suva I* So u ntil, a n d m j i c t c i i s ; i n i b - t i - r m i m - tlm S l i i j l l c l d . E n g l a n d . j u * t ..I .1 In- i-lo.ii- tag hoard iticludcil Dr N e w h a m of gia ’ 33-tf lll"-l . Mlltllldi* fill* *b*!,lc*tici|FOR SALE Norr*-nto, anti Drs Neal. Miller ami -•pi WE can gnlvC all of the «hoe Mr a ml Mrs. M. Frank, Felix and 7, ' ,,ir < l ' 1 wur* "'i*1 »« Dcututr nf Saiifnrd. “ Mrs.- II. O. ■I*mi ; to produce Improved .“ triilas by problems af thoiightfyl men and F or Sale fiO.OtHI Rutty King Pep­ Mi*s Florence Frank m olorpd • t o | M‘,,lo!,vil •; > ' Py l.oat and hung Gciror. chairman of the Contest sidi'cllve brcl'dlng; to luvc-llgnte’llic women. ' Folks wlm fret- about effects of tetnpertmin* on f u r growth, per -plants, now ready to set, $2.00 I'alatln • IJundrfy and were n«iomlhe 1,1,1 l l - U 1 I'rcM.ytorian their feci should pay attention ? mLV.w L n? ! >U'<l a*t nurse and and to tc*q method** of dressing p*>|. per th ousand. Cash with order, 1** their' foot-v*ur rus-ds W’hcn panted homo b y P r; L. it. Rrown, ehurt li. *o it was the first c h u rc h ™ Mrs W. E. W atson serve*! on tie* In bell in this section of Floridn. a flint i -rniplr shc||ere*| in a trii-s mid *>f caring for *tr< ss*.*l fur*. f K I n ik, R D \ . -K i teiia who v ill spam! a few d ay s lu re-. Mr- Hayes, **f■hi*" lb.it prn(i*:'F Iniilt it t im* r.,’1 i ini.* ---- ..a ti- . . ■m >enring itu n m it!**•• i I ,i n< *ini. v i* j 11 I - i 1■ "l - g a v e , v a li iU b ii ,i*s i - 1 ,i tic e .*i . worrying ami utiis in It* F.uln*s Aid Society of the it' . I. But Not a P or k. ■1 i 'I F I. -m work for iii.i.n i r r \ T:i K■* voilr tl ■ > }' .li b w ,i ■ til in h apl'Tii l.'iTt’d by For Null to into T o n 1 I . PI . r-t • H • h areh will h av e an t!!e*i'-r lie I- a tig in.in. it*, in.,-| ni*-ii tin 1 t » t ki. k ill with lie- proper ph -!■ ,ni. .i ml tin-. W i If.ire De­ • I I f»*i In- lip- lli*. -ini*, ni a In T, I ilohe and John Hit* r, $ I Oil per III.' tril.tv , Mnr*-lt .‘l i s t at Rob FI .,-ida ni. .0 I .. 1 tt,.| amount of as.-tsl.tncc/ they will part llli'iil umb-r whose aus|deca the iimriI lieu 200. mid tn> nt rcichci* nut 11 /m-ery. ft- ti.-neery. liO-Jtc t i ^ . . .. , F. L. Grs-ette, West Sole. II3-4tc, do their work property if you I la* .senior T firistiau r.tideavor T h e de­ nboiit ► lrfi'),l. *Tlie O ther day. Ju-l boot them well atpl Mrs. William Rice of I Society entertained th" Ijitcrnu-di- contest is hold annually. ■lr. and For Sale I Range and I Wardpartment i; more than grateful to n* In* vvits ab o u t to go to Itlllt'li, to <*1,1. 1):" spent the week end t h e |llU.s at a liamptet Saturday night, ti:|-tf E. II. PETERS P r. Newham and all the physicians so PP* *I Ids wire, nod tlir»‘«« women ro h e .T ru n k . 210 Park Ave. gii- ! o! Mrs. Julius S chultz and the , A live roufse din n er was served to friends, no they tisvk tiincli together. of Sanford who have given of their lloids. Shoes and Slippers F or Sale or Exchange- New fiMiws Schultz. Itl,,, thirty young people ami th e Tliey visited the dining ball of on,valuable time a n d services during 301 FAST FIRST STREET ro**m house and 2 lots. Well locate,) of tin- big- department slbr**s. Two tb ..rlin d Touring C ar m uch less pleasant time ri*stitied pi tin- reI the contest. T h e mothers arc in- incut lilln-bi-s Were b*-lua M-fvi-d tint Will trail*' for farm ,T*-rin-, if *!«■ than v alue for quick sale. R. Jt O. j organization of th e interm ed iate leriioly interested and tire anticipal? At ln*-t tin- vvnlicr ciiine up nnd sired. Hox ItiT t. Sanford fi2 D fi.iragi-, \ \ . A. Stringfcllow. Il-tfc C E with .m ent Ilii. hi -*ii following mg with cagerto-si tie* 11«*11«-r Baby day l**"k lln* orders. And ns sp,. |c(i. For Sale My lot on First cotilcst nf the S ta ll' Health Hoard whether by force of habit, f**r tissnr I’rcsbytcrian church I . 1 I-ot.es o f -the I’rcahyterian ‘ K , 'u" r i t s •;.... X X X IIIIII1 I1 IIIX I1 IIIIIIIIIIK X X | wlpcli will he assisted by a eont: quee 11ml site (mil heard corrccily, or lust opposite Robbins Nc; t hotel •Mil l ave a sale ol nf E aster novelties, , ,,f 1 i,,........ ,,t„ . . . . i i i i i Sunday rmjlti ol (>:).■ i,us| Sundav If t:‘" • ma matte de t-nndy, en n dv. cnokirs c onkl rs c a k e s and mlttce .from tin* Welfare D ep art- Just for ;t mere pun, she llnng buck You t a n buy Dim fine property was the lrr**t nn->*liitg after th e over her w hth-nproiicd sliotibk-r. cheap. Address Robert Roeksbniim, i Incut ehicken plc-s at M r Irwin* chunge aii.j the attend,met* w a* •'l our chi* k*‘tts nnd « tircf.”—Ipdlmt- T am p a , Flu. • ‘ Ii2-Jt|> .t irday, March 31. t;.|-;’lc u | hiI| s News. above 70 r flu- prayer meeting begins at 7:30 / uti m u ./ipb 'f v /ucortfi. /.mg nr « • • H i F’or Sale ~5,0tttf T om ato Plants. Nctunil H a n d Cars T hat Are in Weilm-sday mgTrt. ami the subject The MDses Velma and Theresa There Is a Istsxlhlllly Hint Miss Fnn- J Vuricty I.ivingstnn Globe. Emtuire Good Condition fi2-2tc this week will be " F a v o rite I'ussages Venable delightfully entertain ed iln- id** D itr m k i>od Miss Minn Wylie, tit' lohn Russell’s olli*-**. I Touring. 4200.00. from tin* Writings of .lohn Ciitm- I nli-r incijiaie Epworth League at great w o m e n s w im m e r s f r o m A n u t a - 1 For Sale Ford touring *ar I" 1-7 their attractive horn** on First street lln. tuny com** to tills co u n try tin s sum " • • r a m i Roadster, 4200 00 and bring your Itildes liter. tnidel. Used less th a n lid days. Friday evening. Games ami nioMe ■11 Tou ing. $375.00. I, * V Run about 1000 miles. ('ousoliwere miirli enjoyed and d a in ty reiluiek, 11-37, JlfiO.OO. New lliiilding Starts N e a r clm inplnn pugs h a v e n o more dateil t*cl*-ry < o . 1-t ami Sanford. '* >'t*mitiol«* C ounty G arage. Tie- (ouliibitiutts arc being laid for ffi-shtnents were served d uring the right to ilcmtiitd vvliat lli*-v d o of p m * 112-2If 03- Itc 1 th e m-w liuilding of the Seminole evening. About th irty young pmqile liMiters t h a n n c i g a r si o r e saUisutno Notice of an advance of For Sale Two No. 3 Cypints I n ­ Rank that will he built on Magnolia vvll li their leatb-r, Mrs. ('. H Smith tit sell cigitrs t o n w om an b e f o r e l ’Itrlsi enjoyed 1,1m charm ing Jm spitulily of 10 to 25 p e r r e n t in nil lints. lb i'll bln a as Endorse W ilson's War in the rear of tipi main building cubators 210 eggs*. S. M Donne, D the gravotUS young hoMtrs»**s, W r it i n g In k s l i a s ' b e e n r c Stand Geneva, Fla. t!l)--tt|i will In* l wn stories in height, limit of —— I " Floridn S tate C en tral rum- the vitrified br'fck a n d pressed brick v m \ ifl,c l"V,Li,k Fro7 T ‘m br , front “T l— — r Barred ------ T TPlym ;-------,, R oTc k 1M Artificial silk miiiiiifm-liir*-il o r rS;aleouth ■» c e l v e d . .W e h a v e n Hood " . /tf’r t hrr on I!turnii nuMi.. nf th e Republican p a r t y met faring and will he a n added a t t r a c ­ w*i. hI pulp for vvbbli si-vccul klniLs of Eggs. 75c per setting. Geo, Ral- ^ 5 s u p p ly oil liniul t h a t will At the. Lyric on Friday evening l! I latka yesterday. A large mini* tion to Herald S quare. timber lire suitable Is used linger, R. F. D. A.. City. fiO-ltp = L'° the old price. th e r e ’ will he a lecture on* Hawaii t'ullforuht !' r re in attenda nce from every nmmnlly In litis emmiry to the umoimt — —---------------- —---------'•ti .ii tif tile s ta te ami th e meeting __ Snvs the SL 1 Aiignsline—Reiuirih- iiqiier Lke nuapiroa of Lhe. WUuuauLii 7*r i.t a s i,i (tfl.Tton j iTTnio Is. li (s ut ill red | F o r Sale or Rent— Fifteen acres, ' *‘ry harmonious ami entliusi- "N eurly every s l a t e in the Union is ( ’lull. Due hu n d re d slides of views |irliiclpnlly In Hie itiiiimfueiore of lull- 7 Li tiled ami farmed five years with •4' *■' - Ibis is u notable fa c t because agitating it war on cats. It is e s ­ of Hawaii will he shown in runn e r- littery, f w a ite r s and hosiery. ;t Mowing welts.-*O n e mile front load­ B.* party had sustained national tle- tim a te d that the dom estic rat Is re­ tion with the le rtu re which will he ing station.* Seven room house with The f'at of the I’residbntlal election last sponsible for the d e a th s of th irty given by Mr. II. E. Kelsey. . Sufferer From High Prices. b a th ro o m ' mill hot and cold witter. | i:. Rigardless of this fa ct, how- million bird» annually, therefore is u proceeds will be for the benefit of First Negro—’Mes' terrible 'de *wiry Long time. Enquire V, Herald Of- j *,' ,f i'htt.s wc,Tf- formulated for the liability. Inasmuch as the birds lire the Armenians for which rails** Pres­ m *tleesslib-s oh life lias dime rlr.." Se*s- fire. 58-Fri-l t "i.tliou. of s tate arid congrt-ssion- inseid d.^truyers find the friends of ident Wilson has sent out ati urgent ■.inl Negro (auspiciously) •'Whitt's deW hite Wyamlottes, celebrated R o -; * *'H io 1918 and for condui t- the farmer. Here in St. Augustine appeal. The Armenians Relief So­ mutter new?” First Negro- •’Tertmc* '•tirring campaign th a t year, there is nil over s u p p ly of nits, but ciety have sent * out these special i-er's gone 0)1 so high I gutter quit gal stra in ol Canada whery vigorous smokin'. Kstlnl Itorry nope no mu'.” hirds, are raised. C onstant, heavy j members were m uch elated' th e problem'is how to get rid of th e lectures which give an evening of layers. Hatching eggs and Ratty fa it ihjit the ca n d id a l a on felines., The stray c a ts arj* unclaim­ pleasure to those who a t t e n d ami Chix. Rooking orders now. F. P, ulso give relief. ‘I’he eifne of Ar­ Nollcc of Application for T ax Deed I - Beket, bo th state and nutionid. ed and no one is responsible for Strong, Rrookaville, Fla. 34-tfc menia is desperate since tin* Turkish Under Section 8 of C h ap ter IhHK, " ‘ Ml1 h a Bplendid ‘s how ing ut them', "but they are t h e ones that tin mawarre. Tin* usual. pictur»*s will the damage. Well, this is- merely Laws of Florida II ‘ " I election in our s ta te . FOR* RENT Notice is hereby given t h a t W.' \T. I iiriotlc rt solutions weri* adopted an o th e r nut for t h e city manager also i>e shown. 1 !*l".rt of President Wilson in to crack!" Haynes, porchuser of T a x Cortlfi* j For R e n t,. Sale or T r a d e —New cate No. 543. *Jat«**l the 2 n d day of cottiige. J . Musson. 81-fite *darts to- maintain t h e honor Fiahintj FrrtfiV June, A. P . 1913. has filed. >aid ---;----------------, of t h e Rfpuhij.- a n d th e Fine Rowling Alleys Mr.*and Mrs. If. R. Stevens, Mf*s 1 t,r Rent hour room house, 424, “ Tf "< *la-i-t,t 'American citizens on T h e Sanfurd Lodge of Elks be­ Margaret, (’udwullader, P r. Rtflph certificate in iqy office^, a m i h a s ! " b *as. T he following resolu- lieves in getting ev erything for th e Stevens amp Mr. Purrish s p e n t , (he made application for tax deed -To I'almidto, $10 per m onth. Enquire - $ ti» ri "i‘ adopted: ■entertainm ent of t h e members, and wcek-rml' on a fishing frolic on the issue in accordance with law. Said B irabl t >lli*-**._______________ '*l ' 11 . Ms. Our country now facing the beautiful flew |iome has just in ­ upper fit. Jdhtw. They, re tu rn e d to certificate em braces th e following ? For jtt,)U Newly furnU hed hed Ills ilescrih.nl p ro p e rty sitttuie.l iu Hem* room wIth p rj « t o* family. 703 r‘ test problems t h a t it has stalled two fine new howling alleys the city on S u nday. Inofe f o u n t y fc Florida, to-w jt: Lot 7. NIxrtlo \v o ' M" l "iiifo th? Civil war. id the basement t h a t are n great 2-tf lllk. 8. Tier A, Sanford. T h e said '— -------------i 1' • I**’ it resolved by t h " Re- soUrce of a m u sem e n t.' The alleys • Frrttnnnl Mrnlion land Iming assessed nt the date of -F urnished Rooms by P a y , Week " i S ta t e Central com m itte e are of maple laid on a concrete foun­ Mrs. A. M. Leach has returiU-d such certificate inor M o n t h - Park avenue fiat, 105 S ' " i n n . th a t vv^* feel t h a t in dation and are tw o of the best in from u visit of wjveral .days in J a c k ­ the issuance of the name of N. II. Garner. Unless j N o rth Pnri> avenue, over L. It. j S Get Jl Supply rI Otltiy They were purchased sonville."I d a n g e r fytrn foreign foes, th e .sta te . # said certificate shall he redeemed Philips & Cn. drug «tore. Mra. 7* 011(1 SllYCIVIoilCV * . '* l!l l' ir‘y feelings should ho laid from the Brunswick Rulke Co., and 30-tf " J ‘ ■ zud t h a t it is the d u t y of every their expert laid th e alleys out last Sydney Chase who has been home at-rortling to > law tax ilm-d will Jam es P a tto n , manager. Atr.i issue thereon on the 2Hth *luy of , " 'ul1 in Stand behind t h e I’resi- week. Now th a t th e y are finished since Friday fur th e spring vacation WANTED returns to E xeter today for the .April, A. P . 1917. Witness m y official sig n atu re aqrt W anted Colored woman wants spring term. seal this th e 24th May of March, ] job as ro o k . Enquire cor. Holly Miss N onna Herndon ami Miss A. 1). 1917,. : Ave. and N inth St. fl3-2tp (seal) K. A. DOUGLASS, - , Helen Shelton ca m e home for the l<ost— Rlaek Walrus hand hag. be­ week end from their respective col­ Clerk Circuit C ourt Seminole Co., F'lnridu. tween Sanford gml Orlando. Person I N r II E I, Y It I C i T II E A T It E It U I l D I N Ci leges. • . By V. M. Douglass, P . C. finding sa m e will get a reward. Re­ A * • 0 _ G3-Tue*-fite * G3-2tp , «r * _______•_______________ • port to Herald. Mr. Joe Wells left Sapfbrd F riday to return to lus home in J a c k s o n ­ In i h e ' O rphans Court of C am ­ T H E ALTA M O NTE HOTEL * itrries the Very Finest Line of Millinery and will ville. bria C o u n ty , Pa., in the m a t t e r of the estate of W. It. H u b e rt, sup- Altamonte Springs, Sem inole Co*. Please all Patrons. Give us a call. Mr. It. E. G o rm ly of Jacksonville posed to he deceased. * Florida passed through Sanford on M onday Notice- is hereby given t h a t ttpqn M ost p opular nnd delightful w in­ 'N,US'| I' I>* PEARSON, Mgr. MRS. A. I). PARRISH, Ahh'I enroute to O rlando to a t t e n d the the h earing in the above m atter. ter hotel- in interior Florida. Magdont. ■And, be it further resolved, thrx boys nre bowling ea rly and late th at we pledge to the President of and we will (toon have som e c h a m ­ our country o u r unqualified support pions. ‘ .** ' i 1 any effort he may make.to rutin tain the honor of the Sag and the liberties which we h'ave inherited from nut forefathers/: £ PEOPLE-AND EVENTS W A N T E D ! CLASSIFIED 7 ADVERTISING iff; i S ADVANCE S | WRITING FLUID | | Quarts - $ 1 .1 5 1 ii Pints - - .70 jlj i Half-Pints .40 " PENCRAFT 1.201 x Pints - - .75 x Half-Pints .45 x £ ■HERALD S PRINTING S (CO M PANY The Quality S hop T E L E P H O N E 148 convention of the Woodmen of t h e . before the above entitled court, on ni ftcent location, between two lovely _________ _____ •____ *tE.-'*',*’(7*2. •• f xxxiiiiiH iiiiixiiin iiim ixxx ! �i i i - • w i : oM W — c JC C.H E oa S cl x X w o c I^ & o ••3 •» • c ^ fc. g c i ^ C t w r .2 C fc -c ;£ XV e & w —u E. 5: 3 C O^ —• c “3 x £ | £ •3 . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 30, 1917; <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/2452a715def01ea702b1fede22130c9a.pdf bbb09cc177dd15f4aeb702a2539f62e0 PDF Text Text PUBLISHED •IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION * 01 a l . ~yj. U - WEEKLY ' T \ i v m m -" / v r i - n t t t t ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS ’v \ yj_ • I N S A N F O R D — L ife /«. W oith Living volume VIII SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY, APRIL 1. 1917 NUMBER G'. lutiuna existing l,H u .,n the I mr, | Revision or the st*te libel laws,* which are regarded .among the most I President Wilson in his rjWssago to drustir in the ccjtintry.congres* is making a personal light Repeal of the* law creating the us well us^.tight for the rights of the! slate tax' commission. Others will fitizens of the country. ||e hot only propose increased powers for the wants congress*to. recognize the fact tax commissioners, placing (he as­ that u state of war exists, but that I sessing of railroads, telegraph lines he he clothed with full authority to and telephone lines in their. hands employ the land and the naval force* and tnking this duty out of the of fho United Slatcq^in defence of #•»»« hands of railroad commission and American rights. In going before comptroller. the extraordinary session of congress, Increase in number of justices of certain t h a t c o n g r e s s DELEGATES A T Mr. Wilson has been careful to pre­ SANFORI) T P ORLANDO OVER GREAT^SjPlR AT STATE CAP- the supreme court from five to six,’ S T R O N G WILL act w it h h im FINEST JU )A I) IN TALLAHASSEE FOR CAP­ pare his ra|i»with scrupulous atten­ ITAIrFOR NEXT SIXTY the maximum number permitted . TODAY tion to every detail. The entire rec­ ITAL REMOVAL STATE under the constitution. DAYS ord of the relations between the Amendment to corrupt practice H'likingt011' April 3 ( The connecting link of brick high­ The Tampa Tribune contains th* The Florida legislature will meet itct, which will require candidates-to United States and Germany has prf»idcnl Wilson urged congress has today, having spent vcalarday—and following special from Txll.IhrtHsep.' been gone over,'from the beginning ways (grouted with concrete) file-.receipti'll tJtttn^TDVcring payment U drelarr a stste of war d ia led be* under date of April 1 date lino: o f tha German subm x f l n t campaign just Ih-^o finishnt tJPniTPtr' Sviiunole last night in caucus Lor the election j 0f expense*, tarfii lB<- United SlalcN and Gcr* aptT Orange counties making a com3 tatc capital removal will he mad* of speaker of the house and presi­ right down to the present date. pta; and . I" ■ ralm manner gave plete hri(*k roadway of some twenty Law requiring the dipping of r a t ­ an important issue in the 1917 ses­ dent of the senate. There will he a President Wilson wants congress to Ot course of Ihe Imperial Gcrmnn five milss .through the richest and tle in line with the campaign to sion of the Florida legislature, a c ­ moat interesting session us there are realize that a state of war actually ffinmint which he called a rhal* eradicate the cattle tick.• • most beautiful part 'of Florida. cording to a delegation which ar­ many hills that will come before the existed for some time because of the Substantial appropriation by the rived in the capital tonight from Or­ |(i(e lo *U *hc wor,d “nd * warfare unlawful aggressions of German sub­ With the brick grouted roadway In*- law makers. A synopsis of some'of Ihe- nations of Ihe world. state to conduct the cattle tick lando, having made the trip by auto­ , marines. Congress is expected ‘for­ ■tween Sanford and Geneva, a dis­ them is given beldwt Ykc President declared that neu* tance of fifteen miles just finished, eradication campaign in conjunction mobile. In t|je party war" Hon-. • mally to declare a qtalc of war ex­ . Creation of state hoard of veter­ trality no longer existed, or won with Federal authorities and ussowith, the brick road to the Lake S. S. Griffin, ox-repreieat itiv • fr mi inary examiners. isting, vote a large amount —prob* I. . • s , rtitonablr or desirable’ where Ihe nations now carrying the work. county line joinfng the splendid sand Orange county, und a p.-o n: lent Law permitting cities and coun­ ably half-a billion dollars for na­ p u t of the nationa wan involved, asphalt road* of Lake county. With Sunstantinl appropriations to com­ business man of that city; J . F ties to levy publicity tax assessment. tional defense, and clothe the Presi­ n i l armed nautralily had becom e the brick road to Monroe ferry eonplete the ‘ campaign against citrus An go, president of the yank of OrPure advertising law designed to dent with authority to use'the armed Urlferlual 'enough at beat and waa The Federal government nnge’ g o y nRy.- -located at Orhtn lo: forcea of the United -States, ns it em- T ' 1" * * U1h ,h ‘‘ i1" 0"" present misrepresentation .in real canker. Ikrlv lo produce what il waa meant the St. Johns with bounty estate ami other advertising wifi mat>'h every dollar appropri­ . TV Jmdcn. County attorney of powered President McKinley twib.il 10 prevent and urg(d congreaN lo ated by tile state tills work up" and Daytona lleach. Witli the Or*iq<M#;»ounty; It. F. Muguir*, a t 1 with the menace of Spain in 1 H9S. Creation of commission to ussume to .‘100,000. The legislature of 191J tnrni’j ' of Orlando: Kd F Ki«**el, atcrpl Ihe challenge of battle with brick grouted road from Sanford lo til Ihe resources of the nation. • f 1 Oviedo a distance of fifteen mile* charge of i he Everglade* drainage appropriated #l'J*li . 0H0 covering two capitalist and buiOter at Winter The many* frirml* of H.ini*-! Tolar* lo I,,* firti*li.,| *o,,n There seems to exist In Wa* tr­ With a brick operation* and place th«* credit of y ears. Park. illion today no doubt but whnl were delighted lo see him here for SilbniissMiii of eon*t it ut lotiul mad to Osteen ferry to join the new the state, not alone t lie drainage These gentlemen will confer with raa(tr»* will bark the President in few days, lie and hi* family are re­ *hell road from Osteen ferry to New distrie.t, behind the drainage bond. amendment providing for the imtiu- Senator Crawford anil Representa­ Hill to divide and create new tive, referendum and reeull. extend tive Seth Woodruff and C. A. It ihkii position and that war will be Smyrna and Coronado lleaeh there siding nt Live Oak and like old Su­ epunties out* of St. Johns, Volusia. ing to the judiciary. declared in Ihe n e tt twenty four . , i« nothing more to be ddklred in the ert*. in preparing the necessary wannee county immensely. Hcevurd, DeSoto and another out of k**M. way of food Isrit-k road* for thj* measure for introduction duriiig the travel through Seminole- county and Mpurts of Marlon, and Levy, Cal­ session of the legislature. The object* of the United Statea in view of this fa d and that this houn (Crawford), Pinellas' ( Wilson). One hundred thousand dollars has la entering the war, Ihe President Law making it mandatory- on the edition of The Herald will he cur* been guaranteed and a site fir th* uid, ».irc to * indicate the prlnciplea building* assured with a probable eulated over the northern states it part of the governor to call a pri­ •f prare and Jualice againat “ aelfmary for t lie nomination of *ucI* tipiely for ihe following informa­ quarter million more in am*li to asbh and autocratic power.” Without ressor to any ollice-r removed from tion regarding our brick road* from M*t m defraying the expense thnt iclfirh end*, for riini|ueat or doininollire l . llg llie e r K a l l i * e \ would full upon t by state il the legis­ U«. treking no indemnitiea or innlation ipics through. Creation of Twelfth Judicial Cir­ trriil compen*aliona for the sarri"Acting under a resolution passed Mr. Griffin wu* very -successful frm it *hall make, the United, the 2nd day of August, 1915 and cuit. comprising Clay. St. Johns and with every niinisuA* that he intro­ Putnam St. John* and Clay now in Stair* mu«t enter Ihe war, Ihe Proa* ratified by the vote of the tax payers duced in 1915. and f'-' h canfiil *nt Fourth and Putnam in Might h l. Meat mid. lo make Ihe world aufe on September (ith, the romthat soup* favorable a* lion on the Thrown * out last y ear by supreme far democracy, aa only one of Ihe inissioners of Seminole county * are capital removal will result from this (tampions of the righta of mankind now building approximately -7 mile* court session. The party will remain in Abolition of convict lease system. ltd would tie H.iliNflcd vfhen those CELERY FIELDS AND'OTIIER «f Krouts-sl l»ri« k rs.a.ls Have shelled II I N D E M U R G HAS NOT the ill) for several days, working on Law providing for the Torrens right* were a* aerure aa the faith two imli* and are commencing the REACHED SITTAIILK the matter. ' . system of land title* , * SOILS IT T TO MON...........(lil> lid freedom of nationa could make Constitutional amendment pro­ * PLACE YET EY ( KOI* Ilf tile total issue of J |.'ill,(Mill, two them. * Death of Carol Marlowe hundred and lifty thousand was ap­ viding for reapportionment of House The Prrtidrnt’a addreaa waa aent North of St tjqentin tin 1 Hritish Some time ago in the column* of The news tins morning of the and senate. 11 fall to Germany by n German The Herald we asked why the far­ portioned for new const met ion and are surging along the 20 uulc* front dcnlh of lit tl«* Carol Marlowe, Law providing for tin* nbolition of •ffrial new* agency for publication mers could not grow cotton on the (jnn.imii were refunding bond* to the fee system where their advance (or the past few daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I). C. ii that country. The . l e d als*/ celery lands for a summer crop lake up the issue created previously •lacs, unaccompanied by any major Marlowe brought the tears to the Amendment providi n,: for the fighting prpveil that General llaig is eyes of the many who knew and writ to England. and n Nuptmary of We ran now answer the question by aud known a* special road Dist. * The original ronstruelion uholititm- of the hoards of county not yet in touch with the main lit content* waa aent around the pointing -to a number of farmers Stt. I loved this little darling so ‘well. was sand tilled roads some of which commissioners and pinring tin* af­ (Jermaie ‘ fori-ek. With St tjucritirl Stricken just a few days ago with world to other nationa. who are making preparations to have proven iliudeipiut • to ■>meet fair* of every county under a board and l.u Fere practically in t he grip what at first seemed measles but To carry on an effective warfare plant their celery lyind* in .................. present trullie eonditions and those comprising various county olliccr*, of th* allien the Lille-Laon line ap­ rapidly developed aud tbc attendant Ptiintt the tierman government white, and with still others cultivat- are being rel.ud wiHi a <i-itit-ii t and similar to the system under which pears. doomed and army critics ex­ high fever brought on eonvu’sions Which he <hararlerized a* a "m il- ing places that have heretofore been su|uj j j j j ^ the state government operates. press tb<* opinion that either Field which are supposed to have caused «r»l foe -to liberty” the Prealdent considered fit for naught hut to'hold The type of briek road* 4i*ei| runAmendment provid * for separate Marshal vup llindcnhurg never eon deal h. the world together, it is with a tributes in a large measure to the mo mmendi d state and county tax *.template!) a stand here or was out Carol was just two years of ago , proud und just feeling ‘ that we can successful building of roads and Amendment calling for every pro­ generated Ijy tin* amazingly rapid ad­ last February when the Huhy Parade 11mo*t practical cooperation in truly say "King Cotton has come to Seminole rolmty has adopted tl-e mary nominee to go into t h e ’general vance of the French' toward l.u Fop*. of the Seminole County Fair award­ coiitrl and .irtion with the govern Seminole.” most modern type that is mauu- elect ion so a* to prevent the govern­ ■rott already at war with Germ any. The French seem to have rclimi ed her,a prize for the lloat represent­ L. A. Hruinley, one of th* pros­ fuctured under the Dunn patents. or from appointing someone else to uished tin* initiative to the Hritish ing the daughter of Seminole und Extension of lilieral ' (inanrial oedii* to thoae governmenta ao perous truck farmers ha*, seemingly Where this brick is used the most an ollire to width some'one has been who are driving a wedge in-the di­ many of the visitors to the city at that the rcsnui'rc* of America may taken the lead in the cotton situa* stable form of brick Construction nominate I in a primary election. rection of the important town of Lc that time will remCipher. this sweet Free text Ifook. law. ‘ h« added *o far aa possible to tion. and while 'making extensive will be the result. _ Cartel, 10 miles north of St. (juen and winsome child. A few clays ago With Ihe completion,of the Ovjvdo __ Lin*lpruviiUuj|l(or- 4«M.gee-Jeeh»ml -lia-aw i-n ow ^ u al'•outside the out she was Uic picture of h^ulth, today Ueirt. .. preparations to plant his trucking Inrpjq ylth cotton list mrcmtiv_pur- rood—mihs—of—fix -■Iwst'- agricultural she has been gathered into thn pay at least, by corporations having posts. ^rIMkaliun -a n d —mo biliratinn of chused one hundred* and sixty acres land ill the state ^ill hi: accessible a monthly puy roll of inure than 10,­ realms uhove and while it seems hard * The Germans have * attempted Ihe thateriul resources of .th e of higher land and has the tnujor to the settler and will prove the 000. * • • raids in the Arras sector, olliciul we cannot question the wisdom of ««*trj. . • portion of this lurge tract now grow­ equal fn productivity with the fumou • *, * Workman** compensation act and statement* indicating that th're are Him who knows best. Fl11 equipment of the navy pnf* . . * ing in cotton. 'Thir^rurt i s . known celery lands of the .Sanford district industrial commission -to settle all Utilirly for means of dealing with important movements on foot on The fiilieral services wifi take place us the - Markham Groye property where annual -returns from ail acre dispute* *hetween employer and em­ ••(•marine warfare. this the extreme north <4*1 of th today from the residence on Fifth will average $.*()() to $ 1 . 000 . and is situated at Markham, and a ploye. French buttle line. * Fighting . is street, *intermei)t liciug Ynudo in *■ arfny of'at least 500.000 men. drive to this plantation will surely The road to the Lake county line Law prohibiting giving of tips. mainly .in evidence northeast' nt Lakcview Cemetery,; •Rev. Hyman Bucd on the prinriplr of universal convince the most skeptical that should .he completed this month und Law "requiring ipsuranee compan­ Soissons w-her* the German lines are olllcialifig. •Liliij to Service and the authorl* Seminole can grow cotton. There when thrown open the pleasure seek­ ies to publish in papers of u general being, attacked, the breaking of of additional Inrrcnsm cnts of -The sympathy of "the community you will see" rows arranged five feet ers will hu able to make a circuit circulation regularly statements of which will lay bare the Gruoni.e goes out to the grief strirften parents . a* they are needed or apart und oile half niife in length, from Sanford to Kustis to ML Dora their condition, just as banks are plat -ail tip* most formidable barrier in rheir dark hour of affliction for it *** hr bandl.'d in trnlnlpg. und with some four to eight plows to. riyunith and Orlundo, then hack required 'to do. to General Nivclle's furth r ad­ would seem that the joy und light R»i*lng necessary money for Ihe running, each handled by a husky to Sanford, a distance of 102 miles. Compulsory school attendance vance.’ •S. iiovrrnmenl ao Tar as passible of their life bus been suddenly taken negro, with a mule tin* sight is Seminole county .will have one of law. nway. . V #B* Borrowing and on the bnais in the other theaters of the war enough to make you remember the the most complete systems of roads •* "S ta b le taxation. Interest centers ■ in Mesopotamia, _ Appropriation railing for additions old negro-saying “ Massa, surely de in the slijje. when all are completed All prcpara||onHi y,e urged, should Interest in Waterways gooil Lord hab blessed dis '°u n - ;,nd there is hut one more road that to stale asylum for the inqane ut where the Turks have suffered fur­ wade in s j f h a way aa not to ther reverses and the 'union of the Messrs. William G. Geier, J . C. try ." In the latter part of the sum­ should he improved to round out t hattahoochen nr the erection of •*** the now of war supplies to Hritish und Russian artnb-s appears Palmer nnd II. S. Lyons came to mer the cotton is to he.picked—this her otherwise perfect system that another institution in middle Florida. Law providing for the creation of to he on the eve of consummation. .Sanford Friday to consult with Sec­ . , nlready in Ihe Held fact ulonc assures work for a num­ from Geneva to the Volusia county German). An attempt by Turks to take the retary E. T. Woodruff in regard to ber of people thut ,wou|d otherwise line, thence to Titusville. There is the license tax on registered plyyiaiciuns. offensive ha* been crushed. Al­ several lake* at and in the vicinity . have to leave Seminole county in hut one line of truvel for the tour­ "(•Bingtnn. April 2 . — Clurk was Law calling for guaranteed bank though offleiulj reports are meagre of Windermere which they wish to, search of work, und as. soon as pick­ ist now and thnt is from Daytona speaj. ‘T over Mann by n indications are that General Maude’s connect by navigable ennuis and to deposits. ing is under way Mr. Hruinley ex­ via DcLund to Sanford. With this -l« to Ins. j„ understood Law plncing all alill* bodied con­ fnreos tire within 50 ‘ or GO miles of determine whether their enterprise * pects to erect a gin- at Hrlsson sid- road built a vast volume of tourist vict* at work on public highwuy* th<* Russians. j, r 'id* nt\ message will refer to would work in well with the plana ing on the Sanford and* Everglade , ruV(.| whlch goes by would l o dir und invnlidu on stuto prison furm. Ht'htioiul friendship for the branch and .there the ginning will of the Navigation District Commit­ A greater • outside offensive pre­ verted to the centrul part of the Law providing for longer school dicted by the/lermaus.haa fuiled to tee nnd thus one hill he drawn for dif?^ lbut *he Americans take place—this gin is to be of suf­ state.” * •■•rrnliat terms. Between the Germnn ficient sixe to accommodate the materialize and there is nothing to presentation to tl\o legislature,* cov­ Seminole county will have F I F T Y Itad check law. ^^frirr.int and her people. The growings of an ordinary year, hut show where such u blow will fall. ering theirs as well as the other pro­ TWO MILKS OF B R IC K ROADS Suhmssiou of constitutional d i r . l bp furnished foreign arrangements, will he made to en­ With the thaw of the custern front posed enactments. Chairman of the completed by July 1st, making some amendment providing for woman's there is little danger of German ag­ Committee C. R. -Walker was called Uin° | *' r<' appeared so cer- large when necessary. Therefore, we of the finest automobile tours in the suffrage. » iti! '* a'^ f°r u declaration of say that Seminole will surely come gression in that direction urn! neither into the conference iTlid Secretary itepeal of Davis Packag" Law and Pari* 'nor London pay s much atten­ Woodruff has tukoit up the m u tte r' «l Har that Chnirrnan Flood Into her own in a short time—this state of Florida. The tourists ure especially in­ passage of suoslitutr lead rig the *- ° ’UH' foreign afTnira commit- ^cotton crop is one of the well known tion to Home reports that a great with P. A. Vans Agnew- of Jackson­ vited to come to Seminole und en­ iisiihil tie* o f th r operation of aAustro German drive is in prepara­ ville, who is at present'engaged in •f r*fr,,;V V* r,M,f'i,uti«*n that a statelTJ'.” ',;;’ Vrops’ and is not killed by joy these incomparable roads and loons Utiler the griso of clubs. tion on the Iralian front. There are drufting the desired documents. ^♦nt m ’ r authorizing the frol>zra an(, such things, thereby scenery. Repeul of the Gonnto gamfi law, TWft" r " :,k0WBr on Germany. giving , , (ht. growers L,ruwt.rs t im« to «lii»posx* persistent rumors, however, of Waterway interest In Florida is in­ the which was passed in 1915 und whic zati0r'fI ' lican* delayed the organi- of it in a manner that is best, W e mighty efforts by Germany to muss creasing, growing and spreading rap­ • By Stork Kxpress * ' abolished the. s t a te , game comtris«zE. u hous?, demanding say •‘ Plant Cotton." ‘ idly, just as it should, for it is cer­ A nine pound hoy born to* Mr. sion and took the supersvisloh out fMerves bark of the lighting lilies r»ch office. • . tain to culminate in the development ,in<l Mrs. W 11 Heutty, M a r c h '.'II. of bunds of s t a t e and placed it in und allied observers still predict that of one of the greutest assets of tfur Mrs. It. J . Holly. Mis- Thelma W. II. Heiitt y*Says it is a war baby the hands ol county commissioners. von llindenburg will try to offset beautiful state. April 2.—One of the Ilcrber. Mrs. James Taylor. Mrs* and bis nKme is Daniels Wilson, Mr Repeul of the Gornto game law. the effec.' on public opinion, of bis % i ' , . ' ' " " 1" 1" periods in the naC. IL Dingee and Mrs. Fred Wals- Named after Secretary .Navy Dan­ adopted in I9I;I, and which did away Dr. Oliver J . Miller and. Hon. K. •ite,.". r j. ' ,ory ['\ry ""veurred l curred today when muti motored to Orlando Monday iels and our President Wilson. with tt\c second primary and s u l - withdrnWnl in Picardy by a tre­ L. Woodruff left Sunday fur Tallati*^. ^ r';»ry session of the" naFather is doing tine at this writ­ stituted the second choice -snethod of mendous blow in some other direc­ . hassee to att «i(*l th> l< don of tho ON'rtu met nt the call of j over the new road and thorough!)1 voting.' ing. • N tion.' . |Florida legislature. Wil»i»r» tu cohsMcr the re­ enjoyed the trip. * WAR WILL BE DECLARED BY PRESIDENT State* and Germany. COTTON CROP IN SEMINOLE WILL BE BIG BRICK ROADS LEGISLATURE OPENED UP O F FLORIDA FOR TRAVEL MEET TODAY WOULD MOVE STATE HOUSE TO ORLANDO NO STAND BY GERMANS ... IN FRANCE i �•« * A>rtl C I B Y SANFORD M INISTERS , • £ • X .- ^ *1 3 b* It was at this season of the year degrees and differing manifestations hast brought Life’ and Jmmortality Mary come to tile tomb to embalm On most any day if >ou *... and under these sublime conditions of tho same force, addressing men to light for all who were dwelling in the body of Jesus Christ, * Out they A boat ride on the riv.-r found the. stone moved nway from Just below where tl„. that Jesus the man of Galilee wended through 'various senses. More than tho land of the .shadow of death/ Arthur Searing Peck. the mouth of the sepulchre. The His weary way up the Via Dotyrosa, one inventor asserts that he is able rank. Holy Cross Church, linen clothes left behind, neatly to transmute the rays of light'which bearing His own cross to Cnlvnry, You may .».«• an Wednesday in Holy Week. folded. T h e’ sepulchre was empty. there to fcivo His splendid young life come’ from the sun into electricity. bank "r °» The crucified Christ was nowhere to And almost bef„r,. ;, „ u hl — a ransom not for His own sin but Whether this theory be true or not, be seen in,the tomb. Rut an nr.gc], for the sins of u wicked, waywnrd. we know th&t the power of Christ's The Miracle Superlative be seen, unappreciative world. Ho was lenv-i resurrection is transmuted into • In. making a study of the miracle all radiant appeared to them to re­ Off he will plunge right ir.t» ing \hc land He loved so* much and man forma in tho life of tho church superlative, which is tho resurrec­ assure them that He had' risen —» stream, knew so well—its birds and flowers and ijs members. It transmutes it­ tion of Jesus Christ, we will not- “ Ho is not here, see the place where And there in the ^atcr he ,'of. 1 and fields? its mountains and hills self into the pow:er by which I am hnvo time to give a full discussion of tho Lord was laid." This is nature in 'Our FloridJand waters, and most of all Its lifted out of •condemnation nnd the lessons learned "but simply out­ Ilut the soldiers who went ns people, to eufTcr a .cruel and unjuts brought In to a newness of.life. It line the distinctive points. guards to ace that the body would Like a, musiejan touching tii*death. What a contrast. A jarring, gives me my spiritual . baptism and 1. When Jesus was put into the not be stolen bj’ Christ’s! disciples strings repellant picture in the harmony of fills me with, a new hope nnd pur­ tomb a' cloud was left on the hearts went to the -city in terror to narrate In accompaniment tu-th? , the little ujtjvgrse which gave Him pose. It gives a nuw vision of life of tho disciples. How th ey spent the all that had happened to the chiefs. ■ zings, birth; a jarring, discordant note in and that strange thing we call dreadful Sabbath wo do not know. The Ancients of the people assem­ Softly and genii now c»m« the music of the Spring. No won­ denth. All is dark now. bled together and bribed the sol­ ■breeze, dered the skies lowered and darken­ Happy is that one who known diers to say that " Ilis disciples Came Touching to harmony th» !»lt. 2. * Phenomena at the grave. ed and the sun hid its face. No "the power of His resurrection in the tr. ™ Earthquake occurred' before the by night and stole the body away." wonder the lightnings Hashed and his lifq's experience. They spread this report which la be­ women came. Stone rolled away Vl h 11 hitah andi the thunder crashed, tho earth rock­ It is a message of comfort. ness of nicht. and two angels there when they do lieved till this day. ed and trembled nnd men feared and There are times in tho life of ev­ come. Roman guards had been on The guards were awake or asleep. And over all shii.s tt„. niooq. J tied and some fell as dead. ery one when this great truth of our ^VUtchand t he grave hail .lieim-wmled I Lit WilliC-they* jh u ulilh ave prevent-* I -------- -am i—Prrgkr------Itut. out of . thiA—jLirkest—of_all- religion -must beni-ttH precious mes­ __ 2. __The empty tomb •This is the Hiu-di*«4jde*-frbm-steaHnj-lttnrbmty; Rpflpptihg its i.rij . ~ r 7 krrj it dark pictures came forth light nmi sage to us. T h e m . comtS ’ the time . waves play, first basis of the resurrection. Tos- if asleep they could not have, known hope to a despairing, discourage^, of parting, Vvhen that one we love whether* it wa9 stolen or not. For This is tho dreamland 'jim. sin sick wSrIJ. Out of tliis world most dearly is lowered into the tiinony given by Mary Magdalene, sleeping men, like dead men, toll do Ida." . • * tragedy came forth triumph, vic­ grave ami the earth covers them the other.women, Peter and John. tales. .Such un ovidcnco would be ,' ». Mrs. L. A. Mickey,* 4. The rulers pay the watchers tory und eternal life. * from our sight. Oh, the anguish of vulucless legally. • . ■ ‘ Linford. FJ • "Except a grain of wheat full into those partings! But we are not ns to tell a lie about .th e ’ resurrection. * Christ did not wake from a tranre the ground and die Itjibid cth alone, those without hope, for One has They do so gladly because they were Health of Firet Important*. . . • . into which He hnd* fallen before II by itself, but if it die bearetb rich gone before, and has jiten from the involved,. Exubctunt Inultb N il!(, r o'clock on Friday afternoon, us n 6. First problem bofpre the liv­ fruit." Out of ‘dying seeds there grave and broken its bands uifd a i ';„i; result of the exquisite torture to riches und |touvr ing Christ, Can he convince the dis­ come forth beauty of form nnd color “ become the first fru it-o f ‘ them that •>fteii lends In H i. i, it |r,ra,-L 1 which Ho hud boon subjected. He and frngrunre und the promise of slept." And wo know th&t.cvon as ciples of what has taken place? fact nothing is «,( greater imp* truly died from tho ptiirt. He was t>. Fresh faith op the part of the rich harvests. and there me fi- .*?,!• . He has risen from the dead, so all made like to other men' who nro •x lileli we kii.,u |, . . disciples. Out of buried bulbs there come those who die in Him shall Ho bring ' ’ ' l i John convinced by visit to the born o( woman. Ilis nature, physi­ mg. tjuiii-ki-r; u-?;forth plants, and trees and refreshing with Him. . He has gone before ami b'! * i|,f. cally, was highly sensitive, being as luivo imide us kij |,1, lulls ,*■ tthudcfc. . 'has taken all.the teeth out of death, toinh. (2) Mary's testimony. Was He- was a perfect man, and hence tal ks nnd In-abb „ix Out of the cocoon there comes |"O death, -where is thy sting? O ugilcin .ss -Hi i u Iihi I t: acutely affect .1 ly ordinary pain, I spoken to’ by some one at the tomb. forth the resplendent butterfly und ’ grave, where in thy victory? Thunks not Jo apeuk of the excruciating tor­ that you «m liurdl > lint Revealed as Jesus. JK> gives her moth. be to .God, which giveth us th-- vie-1 ments of tie- t'ro-s. " M y God, my t-i agree'll JMill tile l .in : I fu|r Out of the durknery of rtigbt there lory through our Lord Jetus Christ.” ! the mission to lell the brethren. God." He cried, "why hast Thou .•ruing pit)steal lienllli comes fort It light and glorious, inThis is the Church's East r men-j She wu.s the first to see and.the first forsaken Me." vigoratiug days. sage, a message of Joy, of Tower and to carry t In* message. , Safer. (ft The other women take hold The soldiers came to see if Christ Out of the dying lives of men upd °f Coinfort. May it be such a mes­ Vessels large iiuij \nitinv nwtt,L » of him, kneel at his f-/ct ami worship und the thieves were already dead. little limits should k< •p tn ar tiMitwomen there comes to this old sage lo cat’ll of us! him. In the words .of .the Gosjiel narra­ Fruubllu. •. Rev. K. D. Rrownlee. world truth and liberty and an’ ever(4 1 Simon Peter saw Jesus. tive, “ When they found Ho was The empty tomb brings a note of enriching life. And so out of (he tfi) Two (Asriples saw him on the dead they did not break His legs." encouragement to those who will denth tragedy of Jesus Christ nnd The Church's Easter Message The Important Point way to Etnmatis. They were on Instetid they opened His side with a ; Last fiiiimui-r. wlute \ look up to him who said, " I am the His victory over death there is To my Friends and Fellow-Citizens: ~jj It is with especial pleasure that | !l , " ’ir *uy home and a stranger np- spear from which flowed blood and | tie iifiVe fmir x. •resurrection and the life." • given to the, world hope for discour-' . • naughty little . 1. . . I Ibriu-tixm Let those whose hearts grow faint agement, faith in place of fear, joy accept the editor's kind invitation pea red. They were discussing what water. 'I'atlnrln<-. wtut Death fiath no victory over Him. ing her said: and nick, when they contemplate instead of despair, light in darkness to sehd from Holy Cross un Easier had takl*u place and told the stran­ the great change remember the pres* and victory over tho power of denth. message in anticipation of that ger. The stranger explitins the res­ He arose glorious and immortal over you do?" She repth-d: "V«a urrection. They insist that he atop all the forces of nature; in spite of seo me do it." ih i uietlier tbiei •cut tense rtf Jesus Christ, I uni the “ I came tjtat you might have life." Queen of Church Festivals. • for the night and in the breaking of all the deceits of His enemies witli her tiuil God Hnxv'cu rvthlug lit resurrection, J nm the life, I am the “ The whole wide world rejoices" bread they recognize Jesus. And so the Isntl which had been the mien of a conqueror. ' The child thought a little sod light of the world, I urn the good snld; “WHI. tiTaniiti:i will he at. this glad festival,'especially now darkened by bis death was made re­ (fit Jesus appears in n room With Rev. James O. Riordun ■111(1 tell you?"—E\« lialtge. ahephord. • • • - ■• • -- . This messge Is a star of hope that splendent by the resurrection of His as a ray of light through the dark the disciples and speaks "peace be clouds of war enveloping the world. presence; and the little group of Unto you." He tells them to feel lights up the dark night of despair, We rnnnfit rejoice for the condition his hands and hix feet and they be­ " T h e Ladies, Aid Will Do The ItcM" for he said," "Though he were dead friends und followers who were east We’ ve put a grand addition on tindown by Ilis crucifixion were filled °f * I*** world today, but our hearts lieve. shall he livv again.” good old chiirxh at home. with gladness by Mix re-uppcnruncc i , a " 1“' full of joy because it is the i7» He appears later to the dis­ Sin’s chains and bonds are broken ,in their midst. It's just tin- latest kilter, with a gnl>triumph day of the King. All rrou* ciples and convinces Thomas, who by him who said t<r many ” g" and ipry «. d a dome, Tlte message of Easter to the t 'on joins in this burst of praise and had doubted. sin no* more.” The compassionate hearts of a sorrowing, sin curs, d thanksgiving. it .-eats a thousand people, the finest Holy angels, who - - |.\ . . . St lie appeared Jo seven dt.\•Savior who looked over Jerusalem world with the tibsulute certainty of with troubled hearts lmj| witnessed ill all the loxxii.' eipli-s beside the sea. 'with eyes wet with team said unto And xx h-n 'tw as dedienterj, xxhy'xxideath ex «-r dogging thefr llowcr- tlie sad scenes of t li Lord's Passion !>t He meets the apostles and them, "Oh, Jerusalem, Jerusalem, planked ten thousand down; . now rejoice andliqst -n to spreud til Mrewn and pleasure-beset paths is about, live hundred bv appointment That is, xxe paid five thousand, every thou that killcnt th. * prophets, and a message of hope and good will and glad .news of the resurrection of the on a mountain in Galilee. Monoat them that are sent unto thee, comfort. For did He not say "R e- 'Son of God. dcueoti did his best. "He not affrighted." Hit He ajtjiears to. James and And the ladies' aid society, it prom­ how often would I have gathered s cause I live you shall live also” and *l,*«,y say ti the timid disciples then to all the disciples and as­ thy children as an lieu doth gather ised «lt tile rest. |because I have slilfeCi d and died 'll " \ e -t-ek J isiis of Nazareth- whit It cended in their presence. her brood under her. wings ami \«• m n terror and sling of dcilili hath been w;th crucified; He i-; ris'ert: He is not .7. The ' disciples now have a ...u i.i m i/ ' ai « u id . » ith i .. 0 i, d„............ u h - m . i M m i a n * ■■■>» ...................... They’ll give n' hundred sociables, N otice of nn ,i th ante of eb-nr sky After a superlative miracle, cantatas, too, and teas, y,1 V." - , ' Com," “ "• « ' “"• u t.y ......... «k .m l- , l „ Itrtrt III,,,. " ■ a livin' Lord who has given them a II) to 25 per cent in all n i»it a Mir am an i a\> ( victory! Thank* tw lo *(Su<| who j Tin* patriarch* anil l hr aouln nf They'll bake a thousand angel cakes world commission. The ’resurrec­ and I will give you rest." V Writing Dili* lt«s iteente* ami tons of cream they’ll freeze; [giveth us the victory through our *1"""* gone on before in Paradise to- tion of, Jesus (,’lirisi means 'every­ ( You see Peter, a few weeks after ccivetl. We have a good They'll beg and scrape and toil and l.ord Jessu Christ." day find the gates nf their prison thing to us. Let us like Mary give tin- judgment hull experience with sweat, for seven, ycurH or more. = r supply on li;uu! tftai will . ,. ... • , After a winter of apparent dead- house thrown open; yesterday they the message to others. M f 11 ’ll," l" , u , r " standing nil living things and quickened were crying, ."Awake, why steepest And they'll start all over aguiu for a ~ Ho at th e old price. Rooks used in 'making this out­ Oil n . i r i t i s I, i rusn t in te ling mn|. ntnowed, ami t h e .world so bare TKou, O Lord? Arise cast us not carpet on' the floor. line: Lectures on Miracles,, Robert­ the glad story of life to sin bur­ ami barren is made to btoosxom with off forever." Today, from the same No, it iHii't just like digging put the son; Harmony of the Gospels, dened men, breathing tho Easter •money from your vest._______ the beauty of the rose, It-,was not fouls of the departed the glad shout Rroudus; Ne w_ T ex t umenL..History r message and spirit to them, with dead, only dormant and asleen. I arises “ The right. iLmlL.of t hw^lwird ,rh. When the ladies' aid get* busy and ■ ■1 * *i. ". . ~ * ~ »i. •*-7| . , . .»ic i M*ar. i no mine. that rertitiide that cave lmne a mi . .i— i,un,j 0 fm ,|U is exulted: tin ’ says, "Wo'll pay-the rest." . As tho Springtime abounds in Rev. George Hyman. jo y ’ to other sinking souls. Lord’ doqth valiantly: we will sing May every soul in Hanford, y«a, evidences of the resurrection thought und praise thy .power." Jesus had Of course we’re proud fit our iiig in all the world hear the message, und is a season of radiant hope in visited these souls in prison, telling Easter Sundny . rhurch from pulpit up to spire, "H e is not here, he is risen as he every land to all people, so Easter them of the great things..t Ho hud " H e is not heFe, Ifo is risen ns He It is the darling of our' eyes, the with its eebdirutiop of Jesus' tri­ said." done for them: and the blessings He said."-.-St., Matthew 2K:G. . . cruVn of our d'/sire; umph over death is an earnest, u , . . Rev. F. E. Stelnmcycr. When the dark nnd gloomy days Rut when 1 see the sisters work to beautiful symbol that man who was hud won (or them: now their glad raise the cash that lacks, made iti the image of God, born eyes see the accomplishment of His of the Passion were over; when the The Message of Easter' promis cs: therefore they sing,.“ Rless- dreadful hours of the crucifixion were I somehow feel the church is built through•this medium of the body It was springtime in 'old Judea. ed be the Lord God of Israel for He passed, n brighter day dawned for on women’s tired backs, , ' shall rise 'from the dormancy of The unclouded azure skies were us hath -.visited ’anil redeemed 'His Christ. In- the agony that the And sometimes I can't help thinking, death through the power .which the people." •* « beautifully blue as u sapphire. Tho apostle} had seen their Muster, they when we leach the region blest. living Christ shall give him and shall .overhanging dome of heaven by There m ust'have been many un had lost all heart and fled from Him That ‘men will gel the toil and sweat stand transformed nnd transfigured night was alight with eternity-long and the ladies' aid the rest.. by this power in the presence of nrhing heart in Jerusalem that first Rut on the third day they were moje stars of every magnitude, making Good Friday night and throughout joyous nnd consoled at beholding God in the New Jerusalem. — Epworth Herald. the Oriental night an entrancingly the Holy, Suturdny. The disciples the victoriou**Christ. | Rev. J. A. Davidson. nmmorahlc experience to peasant had seen Him put to denth for The victory was told in prophesy ' Our Florida and poet and prophet. Whom they had forsaken ulL they from the lips of our Savior when, on Away up north where the wind The Church's Easter Message hud been told thut the lifeless body occusion, being asked by the Phar­ T h e mountains and hills were blows cold, . The Church's Easter Message is had been laid in the tomb; the isees and Snddures to give them a flecked‘ with flowers of muny tints Some people hurry their clothes to this: »'JIe is risen from the dead.” i— women who had ministered to Him sign from heaven thut He was in and colors, more gracefully fash­ Matthew xzviil, 7. ’ • : • fold; • . hnd returned from Calvary, smiting truUi the Messiah, He nnswored, ioned titan the glory of Solomon, It is a message of great joy. They pnek them away in trunk nnd thejr breasts for sorrow had filled "A sign shall not be given them, but filling the air with their fragrance, grip Some of the messages the King's their hearts. He hud suid He the sign of Jonas the prophet. For while the plains nnd valleys were And out of the ddor they quietly radiant with the promise of rich ambassadors urc commission ."d to would come aguir\ . after a’ little ns Jonas wus in the whule's belly slip. give us are not so. " T h ’> sold that S Get a Supply Ttxlaj while. They had trusted thut it three days nnd three nights so the harvests und abundant life. They say good bye to the ice and sinneth, it shall die" is u difficult would have been He Who should Son of Man.ahull be in the womb of and Save.Money snow " T h e sower had gone forth to message to deliver; the command to have redeemed Israel, restoring un the earth three days and three sow." The kernels, of wheat had self denial iz not so, " I f any man And off to a warmer clime they go. earthly throne to Jerusalem. Many nights." He proved His divinity fallen into the ground and were will follow me, let him deny himself, Through Dixie land they hie away hearts were filled with despair. not only by words but by acts. dying that life rich and teeming tnko up his cross and follow nu\" Until they land in "Our Florida." Only one rcinnfned with n hopeful This last act of the resurrection was might be born again in the seed nnd Rut this is u glad and joyous niet- heart—tnd thut heart had .been a miracle beyond all doubt, ennbled soil and sunshine. In Floridn land where oranges’ grow, sage. The bonds of death have not pierced. The mother knew that in of itself to show ‘ His Godhead. Where the sun shines bright and the Him. Ho i s -the victor over! time her divine Son would return The b ’rda were singing their held Nor is there n contradiction be­ sea broezes blow, Spring songs in every copse and thic­ tho grave. It is Immediately recog-junto His own again. And He did. tween the length of time, throe days Anlong live oaks and palm and pine, ket und tree an only birds can sing nized as exceedingly "Good News." And so the holy church through­ nnd three nights, stated in tho’proph- Whore the roses bloom in winter It is a message of power. ’ * when God is in the procrtui of making out nil the world lifts up the voice of esy, and the le n g t h 'of time, from time, Raul’s earnest hope, that for which glud thanksgiving. "Sing ye to the Friday afternoon to, Sunda^miornall things new and life, strong, pul­ Where the leaves 61 the trees are sating, bounding life is evidenced in he was willing to count all things, Lord for He hath triumphed glor­ ing, in which Christ -was buried. thick, and green, • t'lse loss, was, " T h a t I may kqow iously: the horse nnd his rider hath For the Jewish computation reckonevery living thing. . Where the nustA of the bird* cannot He has l**d three days und three nights as The gentle breezes from the near­ Him. am| the powvr of His resur­ he thrown into the sen." be seen, . / , rection." A student of science tells vanquished sin und death. There­ the greater part of three days ami by Syrian sea blew (loft und warip us that all energy, is ronvcrtibly into Th^re the little., birds sing both fore wd’ hail Him with shouts of joy. three nights. night and day, and refreshing fro m it's deeps o'er all kindred fomls. - --Light, heat, elec­ Welcome! from that unknown land. The morning of the, third day saw It is so pleasant trt live in "Our this Holy’ Land. tricity und sound may perhaps he |Thou strong Deliverer, for Thou Mary * MAgdklene and the "'other Florida." ' -- J *1 An Easter Message lo the Sinner Easter day brings a message to every living man. . . , . Multitudes meet the "last foe" with a glad heart ^hich is given by faith in the Great Conqueror. T h e. gospel, in. juing and story has been emphasized for the believer, giving him hope, "beyond this vale of tears." A message, a special Easter message, I would bring to those who have ainned, having lost hope and courage. We read, " Y e seek Jesus of Naz* areth, which was crucified; flc is risen; he is not here: behold the place, wheft they laid him. ..Ifut go yothr' way, tell his disciples A tfl) P E T E R , that he goeth beforo you into Galilee; there shall ye see him as he said unto y o u ."— Matt. 1G: 6-7. V "A N D P E T E R " g iv es.the sinner assurance tliut he is not forgotten of the Lord. . . .J.’tiler.. the. .coward—and- weakling, ' T c te r. the falsifier,-Tutur,-tht* swear­ *' er, Peter, the ing'rntc, Peter, the sinner. ‘This is his picture drawn ‘ for us in the gospels as he appears . in the judgment hall, when Jesus needed a friend and lio* basely and wickedly denied his J„ord. The world today would cast IVt/r out of society and out of the church. Peter went out into •the black . night of disappointment and despair, a self condemned man and wept tears of true sorrow and penitence. "Sorrow may endure (or a season but jo y " came on the Easter morn­ ing when the message horned by the women came to AND P E T E R . • How many, approach thin Easter day witli a sad, disappointed, and almost despairing heart because they look over a life, so. far short of the example of Him in whose steps we are taught to follow. xxxiiiiiiiiHiixiijimiiiii: A D V AN CE m0 WRITING FLUID | Quarts - $1.15 5 Pints - - . .70 i Half-Pints .40 h PENCRAFT Quarts - $1.20 ■ ■ ■ -' . . 7 5 Pints H Half-Pints .45 HERALD PRINTING COMPANY TELEPHONE M tiiiiiiiiinxinfUiiiKf: % l �*: •- - — •j . t r .. _ •T • TH E SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT —r- lCtnj: John II. Leathern the mob, .thfly start to run, followed Noted Confederate Lender (for­ by their erstwhile friends, hurling volleys of curses* and other things, merly 2nd Vjrginia Infantry, Stone­ and barely escape with their lives. wall Brigade, cays: Pntria and Don return to New “ 'Tha Crisb 1 is a wonderful pro­ York wondering what fresh villainy duction and magnificently displayed, of the greatest productions yet made Hurokl will attempt. They are not 'flic ‘ Crisis' portrays faithfully all Ljrrlr Tonight Wonderful gowns worn by Miss by the World Film Corporation* . It kept long in doubt. The conspira­ the conditions of the times it toptois gorgeous from a scenic standpoint tors, aadly the worse for their ex­ sents, and today the sober judgment, Brady in “ The. Dancer's Peril. and the story told Is marked by perience with the. strikers make ar- of our people is that Abraham Lin­ ' Some wonderful gowns are worn by Miss Alice Brady in "Th e high spots of romance, intrigue and I range merits to set fire to the dock's coln was one of the greatest charac­ I n j a t Black Tom where $7.000.000 ters that-ever figured in liumstn hlsDancer's Peril." These costumes in­ Intensely dramatic situations. worth of munitions in railroad carsltorv and in that sentiment I believe clude the glittering gowns in Vliich tills drama Miss Brady appears Hn-lthat all my comrades who wore the she participates in a ntoaldc dunce the big star of a Russian ballet and 1|ttait shipment to the Allies. with Alexis KoslolT, a number of there makes a tremendous hit. 1 he i roki secs to u ih.it Donald npd I'al- gray will on. If t !»•• I rion soldier [impresario of the ballet becomes in- rilll Bifonncd of the plot, feeling i i* generous and liberal enough brilliant evening gowns, street clothes, the costume of a Russian, futuuted with her, but /the is in love sure they will go to Black Tom in to neebrd to our own beloved Chief­ peasant boy, an d -a’ number of other with a young man. Love triumps, the endeavor to .prevent the explo­ tain. General :ee,.one of the highest gowns. From ’ the standpoint of but only nftor many obstacles havtf sion and expecting that they - will places in Anvrican history, wo'surely * 'gowns tbht. production is absolutely been overcome. . perish til it. who wore the gray can be equally certain to please all women. Donald docs go, but refuses to ex- fiber?! jind generous toward Lin­ They Say poso Patria to the danger. She, coln." Lyric Monday. A L IC E B R A D Y —“ A number of ever persuades Riley, Donald's chief " T h e Dancer's Peril" people have risked me if I like act in assistant in the Secret Serfice to go Wonderful dancing scenes In ' Col. Andrew Cowan motion pictures. J love It! And I with her in (he launch. The fire is which an entire Russian ballet per NAttfd Uni^n Lender Brevet ticipates and in which Miss Alice love my roles in VThu Dancer’s started and there is a great explo­ Lleut-Col. U. S. V.' recommends to Brady is the central figure, consti­ Peril’ particularly., because they run sion before * Pntria reaches Black nil admirers of a nweot love story, Donald has been knocked “ The Crisis." tute one of the very pieusing and up and down the entire emotion Tom. unusual features of "Th e Danrer's scale. I portray the part of u frivo­ senseless by the explosion and is "T h e Influence of 'The Crisis’ is Peril" with Aljcc Brady as the star, lous, fun-loving girl and I also lying between two lines of burning good," says Col. Cowan, " fo r the which comes to the Lyric Theatre piny the part of a worldly wise ad­ freight cars in imminent danger. illustrations are pure und fit for the tonight. This Is tlje lutest World venturess who Is the mother of a F atrio_ami Riley roseuo JjSm and the young j j nd old to *c<». T h ey , inapli yiTh They uiu Hptemtbt Hdl'S nntt”1 there make their way to a schooner love of our country and veneration -P i-torr-B rad j—M m ter' : hu[uk«thitt »t1il*Hife,| at UiJ.eiid_nf fine of ll; for great men who lived and wrought |in tem. burning piers in the years oTTIte ULMit TTim r At the Lyric I*KAYKItS VALE twho directed Miss Alice Brady numbers her The niooriiigs arc cast ojf b u t'nut when t h<* Onion was in peril." Lyric Monday. ThJ* double e x p o s iy before the .schooner catches lire. friend* ami admirers.by tip* •bun* *^t‘ Ithdurc elicits in T h e Dancer’s Peril! are drciN of lltousadds and all of these The flit mo makes rapid headway. .Me; nr J . E. T. Bowden friends will want t o ‘see Iter in "Tfie something o it of the ordinary —in Doitqld, with Patria takes refuge «t I ve-of olle. of th„ masts, _.lt Of Ja ■' nnvijlc, said, after seeing Dancer’s Peril,*' h.-r latest acroen fm t they nr very* unusual. production In which she comet to tit • Hove that every .one. who sees this too is enveloped In llnnte und finally t 1 ' risis:" # Thi.* is oiu 1production’’ will agr e with me' that (alia overboard, and the loVcr* go “ 1 have trover witnessed a picture Lyric Theatre tonight m^m—_ j th s i, effei ts r.re rofnarkablo. Like down into th e ■water* !>l th - hay ,n-* IK'.* that I was so ent hinted ill such double ckposit s l!t *y . c| tsj. ’d'in ea It other's 'arms, lion -. ^r,>m :!trirt fo Grifsh. The nctirt;f f r i V . f.J etop ! 4 ta v I l to It*' time.” Ab v;* l\o*'.o|T Of l ll Ilit«s*an »It*i ay, . r •»i'. Ii «| I nip. *..i1 E i!’ of 'T h R Mis* Brail•• in «■■■ rTil ■** ■: r * !' r n ■ an .tr*. I v .... i » r fl sue • - in ji e: e pii ! u- . i that -he ciniM eauiy lie<-nni • on- ol |: l Ii** world’s must funuej' *1.1 uj-■■r.s She is grace itselll" Thi* Dancer's IVril at Lyric- Tonight. ' *.* m I watch"s ' u'" ,, vr:- 1 aid manages i> lay hold of r piece ‘n ‘T^1’ Crisis' win without f.tult.and get tin* correct 0f Wreckago and support Patria on ‘ h*'re is hardly a criticism that eoutd A ?I ■ Y<) l l l jFKII . . . . TK»\\’ ! Iih Y LlKK T.MK 3 11>'K‘ . i TDK I A Kii ti 1 • • . ■! - i * ti i i. tin- f of th • 1 f i a a t i i h ^ «*G 1 fated, on the one T-uml, to, the 'Afplne' i The women’s institute* „r„ B . stock of Kurojic, and on the other to Rio Galtcfans,. etc., of central A*l(t rigid us the gymnasia, and it u ,U , They Inhabited In early prehistoric this reason tbut tlio times n considerable portion of Asia mauds Unit the women ‘ ' Minor, nrtd hflve contributed to, or bor­ solutely the same atandnnl men; *«* rowed from, Aryuuu of SSther types. Semites, CuucHslo* peoples, and later Heatlna Water by EletUic tv Intruding Europeans and Turks. Prof, Witter In ((Jtlteheti tank n. 7J rv rr m Luscltnn <ID11) Is of opinion that the modern Armenians nre the Ml in the* summer time wbb ^J ^ descendants, of the pre-Semltlc popu­ lug a flro In tin* ran : i,r lation of the region! whom be Identifies Is ebs-trleity In tie* l.ou- \ with the old Ulltltes. He n|so bi'lleves mi Inc): rml n |i. i . r !| ir ! I< tbut from this smile Arvueiiobl rare , fifty Ite li, * lilt', "I'I|K I\||||\II,Li! .( eame the so-called 'Alpine race' of sl>isnee mil |» -t I , Europe." I Wllll eb c‘Irn* v. : r•tih In the tank. When tit - -. Women Win In Russia. fit h •Moscow university, the oldest nnd turned on all the nier-.I t-» tin* rod is 'di-iljratetl | u jp most outluirltutlve university In thj» At fa empire, bus ever kept Its doors fust the form of Iteat against feminine Ingress. Now, at Inst, this barrier bus been swept uwuy, French Operas. nnd the Russian ministry of education The earlii*st open.* in |,, Vi) mid tin* faculty eoinieU of the univer­ compoted by LU11I mu, . sity Jmve iiimounccd Unit hereafter ■evettleelUli eeinury ami |; , . women will lie admitted In full equal­ Die hegtnolng or the , ; ity with Ihe men. In nil courses. tury. hut they w« •Inn , The faculty council, In providing for Imllnlbms of i fin h. Th■ this now. arrangement', bns stipulated hush of ifit- J r* el, '! by that the weiiuiii students desiring to <!fu<k in thi* In'ter l. i i ' 1uhtJJ t imitrlciilnte Into the university, must eellth eeiititrv, ■'ini.' do so by examinations held in ihe Golltu d !«i. ’ f! the r n_____ bo vs* irvtuti:isl*i. Tbe gymtmHu- 1» Hus lilort tie; ^ T" ii., cover tie.1 currl-tfluttis tuidvr“ uc t •luck, ulltl III.- 10.11 •nvt i ii,. . . . PKfW 3 /v Jrj i f S b r vi b 1 3s r*j *■* « & w Hi m i il V I X u *N. P ' 'r A J*.,et, VU!| a. •<f*li’ «I tl, P i non "X 1*11' . Y.tih lam It Is overwork, - and in* -tnfg resulting in •nerves.' II.- find* u id) •lies < . th** most iotp.is.il.I,, to i oiai'Ulrate. Wljen • *.lt Mrhe starts along a f . rlala line, when be ■• Pat I'tiuN to ran along a single tm ek , so ua.I j - . ... •" *-peiik. lie finds thul Ills mi rut Is eon; le i >et B a ttle s o f B rain , H eart, Wealth, L ife and H appiness, r Scenes of V alor, D u ty ,' M i s e r y , Jo y and P e a ce . A B eau tifu l Romance of th e N orth and South. Matinee 3:15 Night 8 p. m. Price 35 and 50c SPECIAL MUSIC Seats on Sale at Philips Drug Store B U Y l V Y O U I i V T I C K E T S ' E A R . * / f --■ " * J •t -I~\ 7 STA R PROGRAM , -v TO KEEP YOUTHFUL tlnu.itly tuiiilug sw liela s that puf him "tl C* 111.’ *eh trio-k'. I am going til i: ! *: t »de of Ij," BHI- •IV. , innke^hnii piny. I afa going to mnke **• y • t ' again sntumonetl. Y ti ent quiet II--1 -t *.* vvlt.it lh.» •him play until he slays on tin* main T h e A p a c h 'o .goimire* the tirief fc*i * •I 11 a. kt i th d.-n’ r rji e l.ull. on <1 j. M a tin e e f)ailv.*1:I*> . ' 1 ‘ r ^> r , and tea* Ii him to Ijcctmle SO interestetr .svl.d t:1 i.- ! ^r! r.i for.. umI iu ■ iiiGi k 1 ' '* ' ' A* "■ ’ ‘P ‘rriicti that Iti'tliatT’Ull llatt everything else Is out with i ’titria ’ Slit* ,s to* th.-tr Admission ___ ______ . __ 5# anil * lU ,Ctb. nf | ‘ the Apocli. s are going t._. tro in their..I o f his faVuL-g---- ;— V- -----tlTi I t®Ti t * -f L1'"I’» _i t « . leader, a woman, tmd tri^s to Itu stopped fur n moment, tmd looked th.. tin* mutt will couseut tu ufiller-’| out *.i| to file busy gymnasium floor.‘ . . . . . | gain’ an entrance-byt is Ov. Ho ard by CUMING " \ o cc Tory tr tmng for the country * ................... . . ’ "Then some other -men." In* e**/i, , r , , ... i Pat und tit*- Aparnts, who escape. ' VVTie-l'• needed, o n l l f l y lit Pat. through ht r tlesire to help ! tlntinl, “get into u rut nnd cnn’t get *'xpc and. Second, that*. j Ollt. Itlsteml of being switched llll to that they have no more to do vviTKTh** ,,.ortr ■un<l n‘‘t,,lv *" keep her •Aery sidetrack j,y tliclr minds, they ihe it.aspirators Hurokl. U Lima [ " l|,;r aunt* J -1- ' - ' through ure kepi *ill igently at work on-tin* umJti many adventures,, either outwitting line. Yett have seen business men and their kind. Kelly or helping them out of tight who could tint forget tliclr business. Those geiitletifett-on the outskirts boles. Enrout • to America after All Ihe time tb.'lr business problems of the mob arc flabbergasted" by straightening out a situation in an are uppermost j n their minds. When this, moyj* oti the part of Patria, imaginary principality and helping they come to me T make tlu-tn plitj\ especially when the .‘atrikers accept Kelly to escape when ordered to* I get llii'iu intefl'Metl la something.else. tin- jirojmsitinn site, makes them "Did yott ever s*d* a filter cleaned by PRICKS *15 and bO G E N T S with vocifcrau* cheers* Spied by prison by the ruler, Pat meets a reversing the flow oT witter? Tlttj wa­ young mother ami her- baby who is ter going In one direction leaves sedi­ following the father 3f the child and ment behind It until the tiller does not his new bride, a wealthy society girl. "I" IM'* lit It - lioultL Tie ti. Wlit a you The girl tells fier story to Put who reverst1 tile flow, t!lO s'slillient 'bolls' helps her by Hiking the wife’s pearls out. and til Way* you ure surj*rls*sl to ami making the husband buy them see how much wits there. That'* Vvhnt back from her for tlm thousand dol­ ’piny does, u reverses the flow, nnd It lars which Pat turns over to the takes tan of you all the groucliltiess young mother toward- the education and worry. "When I find that I nm getting short of her child. nnd crusty |u my answers to the boys In her new home in America Pat around here. I go out mid piny timidstarts out with a new system, that brill. When I come Imck I feel younger. of helping unfortunates by stealing I bclh-ve Hint n man Is ns young as be j THEATRE 1 Trom the rich, turning- her proceeds nets. He grows old because he does over to the unfortunates and keeping old things. You must have noticed out n small part as her "com m is­ how the Mint her of « large fatally stays ■A. sion." Her adventures put her in all young when her husband grows old. sorts of perilous situations, as they I believe the reason Is Hint she plnys young games with the children, while Friday Paramount pres'ntr Juck Pickford in “The ure not entirely "within the law." he sits with his newspaper nnd bis j Dummy” nUo n rurammmt comedy. Pat’s system* would have Involved troubles." ^Saturday Blue Bird preaents Hotiart Henley in others who were innocent, so she ,-V' * ■'’The Sign of the Poppy" i always left if Purple Mask after each The Armenians. Monday— ivian’Martin in “ The Spirit of Iko^nant-ti’' theft or adventure so that the police Tin* New IiiterniLjlonnl Encyclopedia Tuesday-Madam Petrovia in “ Bridges Burnc-ti" * would know ih'ut it was done by one Anv "By language the Armenians, ( onccrta nightly by Witheringluti and ilouaer person. * v or, ns they cull themselves, llnlk, lire Pat regains the largest part of her entitled to rank ns a very old branch aunt’s lost fortune and returning hnr of Ihe Aryan stock, In s*atie respect* MAHnec Daily at 3 : 1 ! ‘Ytmimissions" she r* |i*'iits ami casts Interfiled lute hi'tvv t't>u the Aryans of aside ht-r "system." " “ The Purple Europe and the Aryan peoples of mid­ Mask" becomes a nonentity and the dle Asia. Physically also they are of U primitive type, short and thickset, highly respectable Mrs. Philip Kelly dark-skinned, and of. exaggerated takes her place. hruchyrephnllxm, In pnrt artificially* First Episode, Lyric Saturday. Induced. They are -thought to ’be re- ~e£> \V mad*. " I n tu* n.iad ‘ r'u* f 'ri-i«** li.i.i -.i great moral and will tend to allevl-, ale a great extent th *i t i ioiml f*-**btng **f neA.i . which lci< - i long e'l-ii'il, Ii -tween nor:Ii ami south. 1 predict for this picture a wonder­ ful suciv-s ” Lyric Monday. Lyric, Tuexdnv 1 lie Purple Mask! S ■■inijujs o' thi- great t ’ riiv r .il ••'nil File I'm j-le 'l.i- ’ >n ti'.T ) "U may know what the story i« aloiitt • W ri111**i ,iinl produced by (i i'<- I ’ an.tul .in.I Francis Ford THE IIOUSE^ THAT PLEASES I'Ufi* ki Motiuc. in I'aris, a soci­ ety gill and niece- of the -wealthy Eleanor Van Nuts, tu’a-s iier aunt's |jewel* to fool Detective Kelly who has snubbed her at their introduc­ P R O G R A M M E Arri-dcs to Slrikt-r*.' Demands tion. doing to ht-r room to return ALWAYS MIX WITH YOUR WORK Tin-* Mu-I Prepare for War TONIGHT I T au nt-' jewels, I'at untie * DeA CERTAIN AMOUNT QF PLAY. i '.i-t hud r -.ti-uiking *|own the huli <>n The UurliJ Itrad* P ro e iils t i e r I'.il .i ., * li.in(..in' 'd r \ fn -tl ■’titering llu* room Pat diseovi r<> Brad) ill Doiia.il I'.irr Milton Sills that the jewels have been stolen Nevv York Expert Physical Director " D a n g e r P e r ils " j ' Uarou iluroki Warner Uland from her. Suspecting the butter, Telle How to Avoid Growing Old A voting girl settling n Labor strike' . , , ,j _ _ ,, _ . sil1* dtsguiics as a gtri of the slums — His Treatm ent for Tired by acceding to the men’s demands.^ and follows him to the Latin.Q iinr Business Men. on the condition That they undertake . u,r SATURDAY military training for lli'* country's Erarr Cunard ami f rands Lord in An advocate of play as a prevention Detective Kelly, hired by Mrs, defense, if neci ssarv is tlo* theme of of old age is I *r. l.ouls it. Welzuilllvr, . "The Purple Mask" the eighth ■pined** of tie- I uternntion- Van Nut's, nnd knowing nothing of plij deal director of New York’s West ;l! l-Koiita-'*of > <i-i*-t\ ami I' ll'- pari hi ti;,. )..«, ! i heft’ follow . Side Young Men's (Tirlstian ussociiiAI-** a good Four It* el l'r*n.r.ini the I• u 1 1 r «o tin Ajiaili den. Pat, Ill V* tu. il Mi with a r aunt’s jewels recov er* d. Ron. says Hawthorne Daniel In the In seen tit the 1.v ri*i World's Work. ’ Icimp into him. dropping tie- towels "A mail was In lien* Just Ibis mnrnat I :i f* ■' i’at giv s Kell, |h* 11 I N D A V im:.'' be -aid jo ini'Wyr to my question |, g -h '*• r i•! i ; nor :«.i - ,t ■is iii whin fie did to keep im n young, . .f s tiou • The \p 1 h * s*.<pe 'who Is in the *o|d until' cia-s. and hi " I ’a l r i a " •at i * I', aturing M r - . \ < rue i: t1 *-. I't'r ■ ! hr; . , !l tie se i,, ( i years In. |s young. Let tin* see,” anti * . 1! • . \t lit • in - * :t'is am KM ! . -<a!is1’ ■.! with he. h <k<-*| at a curd citveretl with data • . - at;' .St -It * I’*H|* At tl a f .'ottfi l hrt * I: cel r*-i . a .-rv of th.' i.-vv •!% r.o urns coins-riilng the man In qtiesllou. " l i e ft t i-ai: r* wtilt a * »i. ‘ was b’liii in * 'i. That makes him >h l i t id f <*111«. !i tiiiriy tw-i Ion li»* Is u. old as un**t a, tif -f a it. _M«rrh 30. |j|7 * —miAJV - - ^-4*— \) • �THE SANFORD HERALD . TUESDAY, A PRIL 3 , 1917 • . • ‘ i Sanford The n i> orBrauliriil rhurrhe# H *«t ' ' TER GREE;TINGS FROM THE SANFORD HERALD With the idea of church extension, trade extension and the expansion of good feeling and optimism generally, this edition is dedicated to the churches and schools with the hope that it will create more interest in the season of Easter, more interest in the churches and more interest in all that pertains to our moral and spiritual welfare. It is a good will and free will offering of the Herald management. i �r # . ••* f vi - F- FAC E SIX 4.X 17 >v V* • V M ORE Tho Dutch ministry of marine, bearing In mind the value of physical fitness and the excellent training which sport Is giving, has decided to distribute a bonus of 100 gullderx a year to naval men who succeed In obtaining tho diploma for all-around sport. ON TH E FA RM S I • •- THE flANFOftD HERALD PLANT THE BACK Y A R D S AND USE AJX THE AVAILABLE SOIL COACH D O BIE W O U LD R E T IR E M *rrh 30, |yj7 **v * tlon and mobllTxatlon In tfme o f ’war. It been me knowta only recently thnt the government wns mnklng it careful In­ ventory of munltjon-mnklng machinery In the hands of manufacturers through­ out the country. Whether this report has been completed nt this time cannot he said. SEMINOLE LIMITED . k* Birmingham, Chicago and S t Louis Lv Jack son ville-.. A C L Lv Wavaross...........A C L H r Albany............... A C L Lv Albany.............. C o fG Lv A m erlcui........ C of Cl Lv Colum bus___ C of G Lv Opelika.............C o f G Ar Birmingham C o f G Lv B irm in gh am .. I C Ar C a iro ................. I C Ar Carhondale . . . I C Ar St. Louis........... 1 C Ar 53nf S t. (Chicago) 1 C Ar Chicago (Css. Its.) 1 C (W . A. M rttA K , CcmmUtlonvr of A p iru liu r.) Absurd Old haws. tOfeat Pitot'of Washington University' An article In the Rerue des Tradi­ Makes Annual Declaration tions I’opulnrle* In 1SJW told how a Threat to Quit. glacier wns cxcommunlmted on ac­ * ** ■ (aged in the manufacture of corn In n Oklnhoma city last year an autoproducts. In effect the letter said ^mobile was given to a young man Gllmnur Dohli*, the great coach of count of the damage* it did to life andthat the firm could -not supply new ' who produced on his lot an cquiva- tho Washington university. Is singing property In the valley. In English law there was for many “years a statute customers with syrup because the lent of 11,200 worth to an acre, Ids “(lood-hy. Iloys” song—ogajn. compelling owners of personal chattels I Mlile "retires" nt the end of each demand exceeded their factory's ca-j There, were over 600 contestants and which had caused the death of a tunn parity, and that prices were ad vane- a total of many thousands of dollars football-season. Hut the opening of tb give them to God. This wus accom­ the next always finds him back on the ing. Corn syrup is made from glu­ of foodstuffs was grown, an amount Job. DoMe's chnftces of retiring ore plished by turning them over to the cose, a form of sugar present in most which otherwise would have gone to what yniY enll nil. He hns been pi­ crown to he sold and the proceeds iijh * . forms of vegetation, but murh less buy canned goods from the north. ■ loting football elevens for something plled to pious Uses, sweet than cane sugar, ft is made like ten year* and. as we reeslj, only Island-Ruined by Goats. . .b y treating starch with diluted sul­ one of Ms teams ?ms been lienfen S,t. JJi-leim, -famous ns the Island phuric acid and the resultant solid BONUS GIVEN FOR DIPLOMAS in Hint deendy, And Washington ucisls prison of Nupoleon, wns ut one time film," •product is cailed grape sugar and Covered with thick forest. I ‘at tie "did the syrup glucose. The latter term Dutch Ministry of Marine Offers Re imt du there,.nod gouts were Imported ward' of 100 Guilders to Those applies to a large group of sweet Industrial Canvass Complete. to give meat mid milk for the l e t tlent, Achieving Certificate. compounds and is symholiied in Moth Hm* b a r mid nnv.v departments Tln-y soon run wild. an<l betook them­ chemistry as C 0 H I20(5, so Capt. following the example Of the Itrifi j have iiviilhihle the report of the" com­ selves to tho hill-,, where they YiiultlRose tells m<. Isli Olympic association, the I>uleh mittee on iiiitiotinl defense, Insided h.v pllt'd by tlmu-mid*. nud browsed on The commercial corn syrup ts Olympic commltte6~fc»#fflvlns diplomas Herbert Coffin. which made :t thorough the .voting trees nnd shrub*. Today tU- the- Khuwll*u s u a l l y re iv e d w b h o il .Ptot of g'-ncia l.ux1; t cane syrup to give it needed sweet- cvlh-mv In -sevyral brandies of sport. Tfp.' ruuptry v ''ii il view to tjn-lr rnm^a- ert. • 1 have bdori* me a copy of a loiter l Why' not offer prizes in .eVcry written recently by a concern en- 1 Florida town for the best garden? In h *ness. • As easily n,* torn glucose, is made—it being a gummy .'substance, and needs toning up with the n a i l ‘ goods cane sjrup -yet, according to this manufacturer's letter not enough of it is run through the . . s chemical retorts to supply the de­ mand. 'A :( it. n 1 i .'i i i h u t g a r d e n - . Hi t i e ' ill !-,n> n i* OI. P. I-, ;7 ■ II 1 I ‘ tt _ hi»h 1,1»“ ratoisstys? *"•-,iir > ■■•*Dining Car wn-cs all route, service a kt carte. ,t, r *0" OSTSILtO IxroSXHTION. IIIIPINQ CSS ■I ■I ■V»T10H, • PPI V TO » N* TIC S CT H U N T O f ATLANTIC COAST' LI N E RA ILR OAUD “ THE S T A N D A R D R A IL R O A D O f TH E S O U T H A W. F R I T O T J. G. KIRKLAND DIVI SI ON O N H N O I N NO X NT N. C. 1. S I V I S I S N N Nt t t NO I N J ACHSbNVI LLC. r L A . tami;., t r y a h e r m :d riA. , * . WAN'T d 111 If you have not, you haven’t missed .anything--What is a Guarantee worth when you have a blow-out and are twentyfive miles from the city? . Thr a u tj M t n iK M N I'S 'tV K IlS A t. l il t.A !- i ASINIi irluilly .ri|h. norlf hit (uiitnil* m<>r«* than the 1'Uln Tfr»«l . To get a REAL. WORTH WHILE GUARANTEE is to buy that give no trouble. When you buy Michelin Universal Tread Casings and M ic h e lin H e a v y .R e d Tubes L*V- •Oyer $15,000 worth of Michelin Tires sold by us In.st year, and only six adjustments asked for. No guarantee is worth as much as satisfactory service and the greatest number of miles per dollar spent, and this is what you get when you buy Michelin Universal Tread Casings and Heavy Red Inner Tubes. A L L S IZ E S IN STOCK WIGHT GROCERY CO M PANY • • * * * * • , S A N F O AR D ,9 F L O R I D A EH VJ. \\ W M »• ■ ...........i i bill ’ ,?»rr r > - ' ~rr- ■ I II ' YOU- HAVE T H I S G U A R A N T E E r- *1 v ■ , a. ar Jjr- ' 11p- An onion of ordinary jize now is worth .as much as an orange right hc-rp where v.e tan crow both. Ynth 5—amaiitiBt *«*wcjdtts—trf—stapli’v nrr hand known in our history, ami un­ precedented conditions, abroad, which promise*! to push prices still higher, the -year before us ;uny wit­ ness more hunger Hots in nur cities. Fluiigry- women ami children have . already made demonstrations in New Vork and Chicago. ■ llore is it, country with $ 100,000,000 people, and more wealth the banks bulging with funds accu­ mulated from the sale of munitions of war and foodstuffs -w ith a greater variety of resources, and more Inteliigenco and "energy i than has ever been marshalled' logf-ihcT ‘ In.* any rivilixed nation in all time, and yet there la widespread* suffering. An­ other year of short crops as was the case last season and famine Condi- 1 tions will prevail. Does riot the out-f look demand ijipre time and cunsl dr-rat ion to the opportunity Mother' Nature offers to tickle the ground and create more rtuff |o eat? ■Florida is an agricultural state, and yet stpple food products are icarce, the* daily rations are being tinsmalled, and some of the necessi­ ties are not to he had. Wifh mil­ lions starving in Europe, and the supply of foodstuffs in America smaller than ever before, ami added mil|iops* more to-feed than #*Vi r be­ fore the situation demands -serious attention. Maying golf and base hall, walking around u pool table, joy riding, talk­ ing pulitics and going to the picture ■hows are all well enough when.the pantry ia full, true available source to supply the pantry ■is ■from the garden, where not only ex rrise can be had', but profit The old fasliiune.d garden of our fore fathers seems to hav'e gone out of fashion. Drawing-Room S leep in g Jacksonville to Ft. Litm. Free Reclining Chair t aonvtllo to Chicago, s« i , Carlmndalc; Lugo and ca-y backed settle. 3 H a ve You Ever Read a Guarantee? It has hern well said that the average f a r > -p- I.;. "gard •n on the gronry -tp-lf." -ellitig Ills nw:i product at wh.ib ah- and huyirig everything at retail. That is what the one crop farm -r does. Just as long as our farmers live out of the grocery, Inn hay and f-t-d f-»r rmth s and burn stubble, leaves, weeds ami refuse,"intended by nature to make humus, ju*t th;.t long /ill Florida remain poor. The farmer who gath­ ers his crops arid burns the refus is not unlike tip- burglar who carries sway the valuables am] then -etfire to the house. I S u n , Parlor Ob.en-.Hlon Com partm ent and Druwliei .Cw. Sleeping Cam J a c C v S t f e cago. v " bagi* and the iik-. i- ci|ua)l> -i.in e ami commit mla htgit prices. Under proper methods something can he grown in the open air .in 'Florida in every month. The moral is, why are we not doing it and help to kee-p down prices and have more to cat? Never wns th*r«* a time when there should In* tnore .utiyiti in tiphark yard behind i-u-rj town home in F'ldrida and on tin- farms. -:'I 9.00 PM 11.05 PM 2.35 AM 2.40 AM 3.40 AM fclO AM 7.10 AM 11.55HM 11.5 12.15PM 10.45 PM 11.58 PM 7JO AM 7.31AM 7.45 AM IK: Sugar cane is grown in every county-of Florida *nml the.world is culling lor syrup.and sugar, t'upl. 'Rose, our state chenisi. Jiu> ur, d the development of the sugar and syrup industry in Florida time :iT,d again. Instances are ruthitmn where ayruj* has hi-en .prod'jM-d in Florida to thi \ • of f ;< n ■! more lo I liy .I- • U i ,-,11 •• not more earn* *..rnp fiiad-- in I !<<rid.i? ( niii forage, to-n I- .i good f•*••«J crop for live stork, innde of » nip upd ground forage and grain is brought into the state h> tin* <ar load. Why cannot -this condensed feed b e -made lure? The freight north on the syrup, and tin* freight south on the finished produ-i e.cdd l„- I AlI-StMl Electrlc-Ufhted Train - t * �out this information. Simply write Special Efforts nre now being rondo a Jettcr and nddrc.-o it us per in­ by the British govoCument to give to struction* *in the ml. ‘ *’* * the world n more adequate knowledge of the success nttuined by women In FOR SALE nearly nil branches irf* men’s work. According to ofllclnl stnlistlcs whlclt . For S n ip -'50.000 Ruby.-Kin* IV,.-' have Just been Issued by tin,* war oilier per plant*, now’ ready to *.*t, $ j ,00 8tn.(MM women nnd glrW flnvc -stepjred per thousand. Cush with ord.-r. forward to take the places of men In ^ • K. Lucas, II. |>, A.. Kuro'.a various orrupntlons. This llgnre does Hammock. • ‘ . ~ iL't-tf not include domestle service or em­ ployment In tIk* millinery or dress­ I o r S a l.- lo .o o n T o m a t o p i ..t , making irnde. nor docs Ii a'tnnprlse the ( i lo l i t i n n d d n h a It ,ii j t no ] r in women who have taken so active a I I ■ G 7 "i‘t;i-. *\\ . »1 S id .* ii M le part In Itdl Cross work since the be­ ginning of the war. The latter alone For Sale 1 Itangfc and 1 Ward­ Include more than 27.000. robe Trunk. 210 Park Av.v Old nags at The Herald Of­ fice. They miist be Clean. 21 .;’Cents Ter Pound. . <♦> ♦ ♦- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Preparedness. **I see there Is tin danger of Florida's gulng to Hie. dogs," "How s o j" “ They have headed the stnje g o t - 1 rniuu-'it .there with iAitU” m m m m m m m x x s m TO BUILD Hovy He Took It. Kind I.ady—Aiiil you really took the pledge one time, did vmi? Kumiii.v Ihd.hlii- Vi -h. 11111111. *1 seed It In a «h •1 1 I i-oviage lm*t, an’ ns tint Oils !tll <bre was I te.<k It nil" -old it. I »e frame wits gold, an' dey gliimie er dollar fer It. Prices are advancing' every day. v Sanford is on a Building Boom and You Should Build Your New LHome * W E HAVE Wrong Again. •Women Munition Workers. ■ ‘ The Proper Materials • “Ami this In our Lmil* AVI room,'* remarked Mrs. Ornbrnln. “Von don't say so!" exclaimed Mrs. IVooper. “I didn’t know you hud n lodger of that name." A Vory large pmimrtlnn of the total For S a l e ‘ or Flxehntigv • New rmentioned Is, of course, due to the ad­ < All Local AdvortiHCinenlH Under ro°m house arid 2 lots. Weil located. vent of the woman munition worker, * Thin Heading THREE CENTS a ^ ill trade for farm. Terms,--If de­ and while It Is quite true that tunny of these women nre not. strictly speak­ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum cked* Box lo7:}. Sanford. <12 tf Charge 25 Cents. For Sale —My lot on F’irxt *tr**.t. ing. taking the places of-men. It Is nevertheless nit undehlnhle fact that lunt opposite Robbing Ne.,t hotel. fn answering un advertisement \ ou can buy this fine property they are doing whnt before the war where nt> name la mentioned in the eheap. Add res* Robert lUieksbauoi' mis regarded as strictly men's work. Munition work, however. Is only a part Bd, please do not ask The Herald J Tampa, Fin, 02-1 tp of women's Industrial activity. for information as to the identity of j — — ----------- A high authority of the British gov­ the advertiser. -Uvunlly we do n o t ' For Sale or Rent—Fifteen acres, ernment, to whom the Sun is Indebted know who the advertiser is and if ■ tiled nnd farmed live years with for these facts. Is authority for llie * c do we are not allowed to give •’ Mowing wells. One mile from loadb t- DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, LIME, CEMENT SHINGLES, LUMBER OE ALL KINDS CORRUGATED IRON THE PRICES ARE RIGHT Unfortunately. It In always the person pot In the predicament who knows wlmt ought to htlYO been done. I'lekcuM. Wc buy for Cash snd Sell for Cash nnd you get the benefit of the extremely low prices. Sewer Pipe, Tile and all Materials for the Fanner. It’s a Good Idea. If you ever feel that life Isn’t worth llvlng-nml H in t f r l c in j* n r e in ilr u e . Jyp ------- ‘— .----- - n - tF- iin g - J it a t ln n , , t r ’v r r i—m n m liM lX i* w i ITi**A T iM rl*"* n r o rc u p n iln u s in w h ic h th e turn .Viiiir'Tit lent Ion to your liver and see whether l*y toning It up according ' b u t liro o ti'. a ii.l b u t a n d c o l d - w a t e r , n u m b e r o f w o m e n h as n o t In c r e a s e d , to the directions Mrs. Syuic* gives t*>rP L o n g tim e . Knquire V , l l * 7 il*l o f - Then* . . . . . .n r e f e w, ,In w.h ic,h s o m et d*ir*e c t tluy vtiii riui l i*tit u r»*sy Iiiii* nti llft\ ' m ««■«•. 58-Kri-lt , Mil'M,llulloa of fcumle for mule labor ( — *---------- —-----------:— -------------------- . lias not tnkrti place. The chief InWhile W'yandolt *. celebrated Re. j .staneen of ilecllnu In number* of worngal strain of Canada' wherfi vigorous. *‘n etnpR»ye*l are domes)It* 'service' nnd For Sprains, Lameness, hinfs aru raised. Cgr.riant, honvy; ‘ ■<* drciwninklng Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Injeri. Hatching eggs and Ruby workroom*. In i l i fttif I t ufI Ki i i n l!i Jitilivlnl I I f r nit, other Important Industrie* yltlrh Penetrates a n d H e a ls . ' ^ (m in i'll i iiitv t. ItnrlH d. In ( Hanciry Chlx. Booking I'rdcit ntn*. |*. i*. lad ofi! show i i .nutnericnl ileelliu* nr<* Imindry Jix* 1‘ im* r*r*", . Stops Pain At'Once | Strong, R rook* \life, Tin. v nut i«» * ,14-tfc work, ' diy**tuiiklng, eonfeetlon*-ry. f* 1 r.fd 1* t .! Litii . t.il I'a r ff ie tf F o r M a n an c! C onst i , hi ' •if*. Mhflgli't. printing nnd bookbinding, linen, lore Jfllf i*' 1*1 t.ii'L rr.l .1!, IL o ik A t*, #D*I J ra ttir MatFO R RENT 25c.50c-$l. At All Dealers. _ i tind silk, but lt» nil the*e srotip* some i l l ’. f • . Ki n sv YiiLl i. i t•* 'i i? In i |n< F’or Rent, Sale «ir Trade - New wotin’-n nre direct I c replacing men, and Mn ut •>*r “Ly w* ft H 1 fUA » v'’"I.« In many IrnllvlduM tlrm* In tin**** nnd Is. I* cottage. J . MiiAsun. * i. ' •>tli*-s g ro u p * i i *•!•' H im * In tin * number H ill L u m b e r C o m p a n y , LB S 2 0 0 J Z C ARM OUR In I *r i . ‘ . i I;.U.m 1 e .'r in , a ; V IN E FERTILIZERS ------------ v — ------- Thirty years’ F.xpcrience in nil par' of Florida nnd through-, o t the U. S,; the world's finest material* brought direct from I" -hieing points anti rigidly analyr*d; complete equipment dc* I through building ind ' ■f> factories—enables ■* ' 'ild" long-lasting, sropi".ik • hmnit*.building quality Sr,*. i ■our Fcrttlizcrs. r '• ' -nr nf our standard, woili■ ' r.»nd* arc olTcr*-il with ..r fi't. potash, or withi • h, ju ilesirfd. •Booklet '•wing eninplrte line of Citrus Fertilizers i j Id Crop Fertilizers V potable Fertilizers Fertilizer Materials E'u)d .& Done Tankage r raying Materials irtock & Poultry Feeds •/, r m o u r rertllireri i ■ h l“e Soil Inaeue the Yield Hi. - .Jttuily—Laptove the Quiiity fb UFA CTU RED jitli Aw JA C K S O N V ILL E . F L A . n .1 i -i r tin * c o tto n II >' I*. - I*. * t i 1-1 ili* t i i i i k i i .i. I THE- ALTAM O N TE HOTEL Altamonte i t il; im i n to ir ■ I Sinfrr.l, tturlitr, on tl** lUh, .lay if M*)-. I!* 17. f n n ... . - » U n ****■*: J. It- }lii.I.ltr.T. >. |.t .<!• nets, tin i.|i, . Lnslne-. Bailers, Saw Mills, Woudwork’. lag Machinery • j; roh>l'!ete lino of Mill supplies and )"*'■ Marhlner> carried in slock for in mediate shipment. Get our prices and csui,,. bewro placing your orders. Malsh) Machinery Company i..l ...'to-lf e . iu»* 5w**i JArksonrille, Florida K, I t , K illirc , « l Ui-ni >», tlu rid a , It . A. S'lehiilmn, et lla in v ii. r ia f ld * . M ltr lle Tsytiir, it fom-vn, Ftnrid*. * IIO P T W. l iA V in , * llq litr r , ej-Tuss A Krl lO le -* 186,000 WOMEN DO W S WORK British Government Appreciates Efforts Put Forth by Gentler Sex. Especially adpted for Your Slate «r» I'. SEND FOR THEM — TO-DAY— , TINSEED CO. ® JA C K S O N V IU f, F L A . •• »a S a n fo rd . 1» 1 ** ||jI * !i -III. Ill* IUi ..... I I. Sun! ti« i i f i t ' Saul I * in-rflt i »rl *?%?* * T | j J v*ilifj.it I itru lt, Sf ndit# Is* « untf MofMI-i. |n t. w ; r,,. . r.,j . - * *1 * * 2r».ocxt|tH i \ . |J 1f*-. ti U Ustif »i1a' f 1 1 J!»l »*a. Hir Ht , Hirrui!j;h »if a N" Urn W a . . K :• r y. ?. ■•• Y.vfl. o i V N \ 1. 1. Altlf 1 r l ( ’.tint* 4, *• . ,1 , • > . mill J. \ \ . U 'ih * i i nil at! M a lt**. V fM JM*f < arl* *rl > u «fp L* r» L) iiF ilrm l (»i »♦. Lilt a of 1inkfrifU In i Hi." 1 | f't il i ; iii t %, vi mi i L* 1"* i \ 1 ip-f.» j i .* .» '* 1*1 . t 1 41 *■' lifC I 1-• ’ 1tli ill*) till -«|i| 1* a =. I 71 »111* llrl i ( l» i • • " iin , i L* n .1 f t . (a* * I f t wf th. . ( * . r (T*41** II 1 task**. l i r . lv d u e to Mn- d ir e c t r e p h fe e m e iit o f na n b y w o m e n . \\ . n ; e -;d «.* •h ing. m -'li's w o r k to m i *.j . | >». , . 1 t•■ d .- g i. i- In t a n n in g a n d te a iln -r W n tk litg , saw m illin g n n d w o im I- I1 } i. i IEit 1* <0 a• * III :i*» r J * « a i| ■* * » • * w o rk in g , g in s *, e fn n u . e a r i l i e i i w j i r e nnd ru h l-c r. in l b . n i l - - ' - M ik in g n e w d e v e l­ o p ’ . i■* i(,.- I n t i " . l u * Ib u i >*f p o in i-n \l . . . . i 1 , . (1 t 1 . *.r.|.( 1.** >41'!. »«l II* ( 3*1*1, A hi v » '■» rev- u i • HI 1V. f'|.*f (^1 _ — .1 * f r At s.ni ,i . -at 1•»1 1 \•, f a4 i *1 > 1 X- \ " I 1 • 11 *- A t \Vi i |1* ill AMUml tiN rfLn” ^ m f AtIV -, Vt lkw «•»*! tvMl. Viirv Kiftif. Ht *i tiT% *l I If till f.ii I ntn|ih 11 * itj'u ji. •* E in to l a n k * innl tllaile iul bolls, s. In n g ti* iiltiir * - t h e . p ro i i m *.f s u li« llp rn g r* ss d u r in g th e % M il 1 m.Iff I ** t 11«*« I** m o n th s o f th e w a r . b il l a n tie- I »’* 1* r :!11**i| l'» luAV i In* r* l' iiI n* ttaiihi'H u»»rk«T*4 tln*r»* h a l;*r.i i i f f . i 'i * in ilit- iiiiiiibcr uf f nil I -mil . . plckViw . Iiarvcnirrs nnd oilier itisiiuIk. ftirlll*> h e * p ;illlilll: llh h llt - r i- '.llllU M ’r t e * u f | - r l l i i . nl-* lu vv.uuim lid ie r . l i e f * . tv u : i r It" - I'.r itl'.fi r a i l w a y e iu n p u iib -* 1; l l " | . " V t-.| ill*,H it I t t k v l w . mu ! S A N F O R D C Y C L E CO. I | US I'AIIK 'AVENUE i 1 - ,r * Itl t, , >Jbt. , - — ' £ . (I *" It N ' . '1 it* - n . l f• 1 if | I . , " I' i ft* f . i i , * I ii;, r - ; r t . tid .« m *. i -i *-. , \p p ro M im ii* ly ;;:t.'K<0 lir e n m v e tiip lu y * >1. . 1 •’ 7 l *=» t" Sf ^ '',' ill1- \ l *. »• T h ,- k in d iim t iitm m n t <<f r u ih s tltin in n ■. r.uii,.! mu \nirri fr*un ••Hi* railttny cuhijMiiy in iiikntlu r. l Hu* htia In* hil. <.* «'rca>”d I In* HHIDImt ?»f ll?i woinfii i \i:i.o( ii’i:m :s , -iiic o k s a n d t h ic v c l e s A U TO M O BILE t • A C C E SSO R IE S | | A u t o T i r o s m id T u b e s , F o r d S i z e s O n l y H o r n s , Sped L i g h t s a n d H e a d l i g h t H u l b s , S p a r k 1*1 u ^ s , R a lle rie s, R a lfe r v ('u n n e e tu r s , R lo w o u t F a te lie s , C e- ^ men! Falciics, Vulcanizers, Gasoline and Oils. ! • .MOTORCYCLE. ACCESSORIES • M o tu re\ cle 1 *» I \ j t» *»■ ' 4*1J -* if > f* V M 1 ** I ha* mad* | '*1 I ’ i .* Kf> *»•, f f ROLLICK S K A T E S AND P A R T S { I, li^JlU'li t i til iiij .< i'Xi l l " • l. n il‘ II I • I " t * BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUPPLIES \ j • !. ik. i-.,.p h ‘> in e lit *I * ..I ini 1 **o * ;.*l ;•i <1 V,il y^|S , m a II. ||.U ’****•■ if| .* ||»lnLi I n in h Iti juiP -F.'je' ||(|3) MiIidJl Site lit ^ Inin 11 ~ Hu- $I.7Min 5-Mu. lot* 1l I it I *r-nt ‘•Wtlj.’ >rr\f Mllri tsh<! WMfi Hi(w »*i inf i" UfC- - i ll . - i l l n 't " ii. I'X H t to 'J.mmm , a n d to is .tt o o ; tlio flie r * i i - ** In th e s e t r a d e * l.s a lm o s t on* l* :.l|r *| «... Ilf *.'l \ . -***.11 5 Mu­ ll 1 IM Hlnomlield N nrsrn A Set t! Co., Mtuiiirello, Floridn i -sugar r e lln ln g . f r o m Ur-u ... I • •* If. ■kV .* .r U m | Ij-iailiw i*r J *|**t» <i it.i-r : In brewing, from 8,000 tittlo n la iid e - tow F lo rid a IN n n l I V a n u l s — S u p p ly Scarce !■ - i In -' b 11 .- 1■■■n * if i; O H o rn s, Lam p, I ’r e s l o Tanks, M o lu rc y d c (Jrip s and F e tla ls . *■ «t f * . «l Y. I. I ItlUiilr' O l- K f U it r Im w iB lu e , r b n in e r a ..... . , . In l« ir«*n t *»< 1t r* ii**m l t.i i -i ■**t nit)- •l» i*n , amt tie- \uirl.-h"p- nidi .’ 1 7 t.iln-r women la•**■ -s*.*- 1 '■ •* • ** • t ?* wiiei..-f. . ,, , ,. ! **rr|f*» 1. ) *|* ■ f «l’l ■ ii- I t MUti. • *«f• I'Ol *’l N ♦’! 11It* *11H "t , \W iJi 11*1 t \ * l t l l i l l i -; fn | Im unilf 1 engine elenner* or lllltorer*, htia 142 f- *’■ r «T *l«l II I I ,1 *V, ( trt - -t.t* wiltl * t*-.. yen*, Irani I I I * . .In ti tier* I I, t ic k e t e o lle r to r * . • f . i t . J M ar. Ii J2. A. P 1•* 17. ______ ,----------- -------— | , e. t '. f l t A t t f . S w e d is h r u n n e r * w i l l In v a d e A m e r l> r ' l r t a1" ', ca. 'J'liunk ymiF Hlur*‘ the Swudlidi -Sf.llf r uf V|>( llratlon fur l a t lire *) tlnitrr S r rili.n M »r t ha|iit> fllllk , !,■ •■ **f Murwn-atlep* ni« not coming. III* • • a X iilin - la t m t . |r » iv rn th a t •;*■*» A Im " tlr» , |iu rr litu i ot T a t t'rrliflc a ta No Someone Mild that It take* ctiunigf <Mi.'., tja le il th*. Cth d ay « l July, A. to ‘play golf. It probably doe*, for 11.14, haa H I..1 *a..l i r r t i f l r a l r In my atftf* ar.,t hat ma ■ a p c llrattu n lo t ta t iln it about ten buck* ii hole. to traue In f t r a t 4 t t . ( «*llh law . Sai.l rar• • • tlt:raW r m l i a r . > t l . \ tollow liic i'*>r«ltwi) jr n jw r t y .lit ) a t ..I in i-y lU m .l. ro u nly, FtarHoggin* haa the Card*. Mntty thi |ta , t n » i t : * | > * | . t tt .’HTY, L3f- !»t, K u rria T t .- . t i l l I. nil l*rin ( t i m o i l Ite.l* and Gaiixel the h!ue*. Great lia m m o rk at the data of l i t ia .u o ir r nt aurh r tr liflcliunce fur a Uttie game. t i l r it. I I . * i.am r t l L nlt iO»n. t!n lr-a raid • • i raft IR rat*- ah alt .I*- rr*t» mail arro iilln ii to law l a t it* r.| w,|| U iua t in to ll un th * tKth BUI Morrluetle. now Giant pitcher, day of A p ril. A. II . l'J17's_ nvy » ffltl*l alrna\G7e ami aaal come* to MeGruvv with a great repii* th i*Wltnaaa It.. I l l h day of M a rrh , \V t». 1517. ,-a ij t:. a n n p t i t . A s s . tutlou u* u tenor aluger. Clark C lrru lt I'o u it K-m lnola y ii . H a, tly V .-lk ll.iu y la .a, II, C. tO -K rl'S lr* ** . , If some player* could throve a hnse* ball tiie way they throw the I>uil wind MAsruK'* s.vi.n “X wonderful pitchers they'd be! N o ll a la hrraliy (Iv a n VI.wt u ndrr and • • • by virtu*- of a ilt c r n ul th.- Ju .lyr nl th<> t i/r u lt C o u rt, S rv* i.ih J u d irla l Circuit, In Christy Uuthcwson manage* Clni* l and lu r Saminals C n u n .y, Florida, I n i t l n i cinnnti lu summer and manage* to ge| 4*fa Fahruary J'r.i. tin ., w h rrrln V.ryinia on pany, a <<*rpnralian. Scarcely a Trade But What Haa/B* away from Ctnclnnntl lu winter. la ru m p ia in a .it and W m . ft, Atdrld(w. r l • • • ak, ato d rlrm ta n la . t, J, J. (lirM naan, Female Employees — They .A re Sprrtal M a -tc r In C l.a n r r .y will nn M an­ It* i h uh Wagner ha* taken unto til inila ). A pril, gnd. U t 7 , . d u | i n ( I hr Ir^a) hour# Even Replacing Men in Build­ u tlrr lur -a h , and aril. In Ira n i ul self a better half, lie'll touch all ■I ftr *a!,-. ru u rt Iiut*,r da.ir In ia n fo rd , Srmin.da ing, Mining and Quarrying. ■tho buses In Ihe duuicNtic louguu now. County, Florida. <hr l.ihow lnc dnrrlt>r*l ARE NO LONGER DOMESTICS a Our Instructive Cat­ alogue and weekly Price List th a n O. . I! f ...I *Hllr, ■;. !!*. i U*-T-frrtpr fnan HI ulid I'lapl m>“ In 1 utt I *if ti*> < •* » ♦ • J m«1- , ^Fmhibt« OIT. ( tb n lli.m # .■ i f I twtiii4 III-d IS wot'm*li tlek e t eolly elo r*, iNi K’l.ltfe Is Iw-rrl y glvvll thal t**al Jstnt*. . f titm 1 i ■■, i . .......... ea^ringe viotmers, M engine elenju-r-. w i , ' .7^ ,..■ „ ,i I)JI m « J . - Il.e... Vtr4 l) Bftlry, Si* <H" 1 and r.l* |Mirier*. AnotJit-r,. with nel*l '1™ '’ «u ' * - ,:->i*' ■ ia*ulbtiit« Inr t:«J ..f jit W1 1, .1 , TiisieWp , , ,, , , . *-l . n It l ' * i * i i 1 ■1**1 ■ i,J 1*. 2 t B. Itenp.- .1; ) , T * " * ! . * ,e \t ,. I.llin liter women ttek. I eoile. i.ir-. nor port- .,nhr,.i . ...i t i n. tin* lllpil ft.,.)*-.. «*t tsi.-n-io*: I.. J.» 1 *- ) » **• •» *■ -• > ‘ O ► *r<-l.jr >n*lili*-*l >•» af Prnof ).» •**!») !) I. r lt ln i *** t. - I**-.-! 1-r-. Ilii |M> women (Xirrltlgl* eb-iiuer*. ,h o * .' ilia :ltn«l. I» t re f t rl. C i- . . i t < mi* . b -* Insurance F ire O ffle « M llli H O L D E N R I A L E S T A T E in II iiu o itn -l: l In g ra in m illin g th e n u m b e r o f w o m e n n n d g ir t * e m p lo y e d Im '* r l* .* n s in c e .In ly , p m I f r o m 2 0 0 0 to n ik M ): In Springs, Seminole < "., Florida Most |>.q.u!ar arid dibglitful win t«-r hotel in til. nor Fbhi la. Mae nitieclit location, between two lovely fake*. F'orty acre* in parks. (J ill tennis, bowlim*. tiilliards, tmat*, *>r ange grove, et. . all fre<* to gin--*; ■ Ft in- fishing nnd shooting Pure spring water from * Altamonte Spripg*. ‘ The Altamonte is noted for excel­ lence of cuisibe and », rw. ** and v> ■ ial lo .^ lie s .re ami a u t o out aii.l get l.v.ii dinner served in Ulterior Florida. Or come for a Saturday night Mipp*r and dance following Excellent orchestra. , Geo. Iv Bativs Ji Son owner* and proprietors Urirh road ope Saturday, Jan. 2 0 th fnuft the Altamonte to Orlando, etc. Ji-tf General l. - s in ,'i !.* I * . i \ I t .; . r* finding same Will get a reward. Re­ port to Herald. l»;f-2 tp n i:t*.\U T .M K N t u n tra d * * n s J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y . A G EN TS’ Mu itidi|vtrl<-* (<\*.-|.| li.-l. rv) pr**gi<—- 1 • . . - > r . 'l U . J v W . tin tl vknnintt*- wapt • . female* are 'return**! ,u* directly re­ placing niiile*. Ilmugll 111 oilier textile i BY- arl,;; r fert . works a\ Color'd E v e ry T ra d e . i. i ' \ | . p t.n In :; 1 Sanford, Florida xxxm xm xxxxxsxm xxxm : • * • ii in l 'i|.! tu. i nning mol qunrrVf .- I In * : r* plio lliJ tliein In * ..ii -id * i i l* n’miii*ec m moil . jrn- nn-ml In d iiv ir le * . iJiotiglt n ot o n tin* in a h t j* p ro cesses lit Ir o n n n d w ork*. Ill , Wa n t ed M anted .. 11 V l*> I >1 . Week oM o u t It m i* tin t ma N r l Is I .iV-*t) »*-. I U " f | R. Philip- A> *1. Ok’ *lnrt . Mr*. James 1’ittW.n, man.iger. lb . ' som e o f g o t o lile ll's r* t *t1 1 I . PHONE* 135 Third Street LEGAL ADVERTISING R. ,t \Y }\ f- .r; ; ' ■,| I*. ,| • •f i n in. ii s im p ly lit* a n * mum \ui!i J.rivtUe !Anut v. Tl-.! III** Wolo*‘ll ti-IV i- ti l l J o Wttfk :'-e l tl! v 111*1 b ee n Myrth A*.' \* f If NOW IS THE TIME London.—Tin* far-reaching effect on Utu Indrodrlnl and commercial altun* lion caused by the formation of an unity of almost live million men can­ not he undcreHtlmatcd, and the* gov­ ernment was not long In realizing th<* v i t a l Im p o r t a n c e of m a in ta in in g the output of urticloH required for the war ami export truth*. Thu wonderful ef­ fort* accomplished by the woineu of Great Britain in diking the place* of men who have* joined the color* nro known In a general way to the Ameri­ can public, btij it in Imposjdlile, with a a ■prof.nq.lomd runner* don’t seem to In* u* prevalent a* they used to tie, probably because they have taken up I M ixing. • • a "A golfi-r must !n*'ul>h* to think." a t nre Inforuud by a golllng piil.lleutlon. Tliotna*r.it. Don't boxera and ballplay­ er* golf? • • * Grouchy Gun say*: ‘Then* I* one virtue in hu-dtellinll -you uoq’t have to play *' *.r -.it lf yo.i uc* In youi right iniioL land# r it u a l* an.J ly in c in aald Srrntnota ro u n ly , to -w ll: T h r a w l half f W I , ) ot th r w r*l halt IV V >,| nt th<* ito rth ra *! n u a rlrr ( N t ’. l f l nt th * nor I h*-a at uuartrr i N I! ) | i; and th r nor I h halt I N } j i nl tin- n urth w /at u a rta r, | N I V ’ ) I • t th r ro r th r a * ' n u a r.rf of Section 32, Tow nahlp 19, south ot lla p y * ;lt *aat. • Alan l,*(irin ln it at a point If* I r r t north of th r ani| t hr a, t .H K I ro rn rr of .h r n orth w r.t nuarr* r . *» W of .h r nor.hraat *u a rtrr . K i r . 4 i n t . S rn i'.n 37, Tow nahip 19, aou.h "f rang* 3 1 *'m at, and ru n nlny th in m north *. If* I r r t ; th r n r r W r,| 3 3 (1 ', f r * l; Ih rn rr •noth Sift Ir r t; . W j i r r i-atl 3 3 7 1 ) f r * | In point of hreinniny. Said- la n d * to l i t told lo thn h i(h r * t and krai td d d rr (or raah, and to aaliaty aaid drt i N and rn »i*. f J J I H C K IN S O N . • Sprr.al M a a t r r ln Chancery. 513-FriSH R. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanfoitf Branch Why We Save You Money !W«-aiu« of our thirty years of experience In buying foe Florida trade, snd l>rcau>e of splendid rail and water facilities, and low freight rates, we save you money un iiay, grain, feed and Hour, guaranteed the beat. Became of modern machinery sad proximity to best crate timlwr we sell best quality orange boxes, fruil and vegetable crates at reavocable privxa. T o pruvs •ur claims write fur price lists. W. A. Mejrryda] Talalka, Florida * * * 1 �THK. SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD R. J . HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Ru sines* Manager TFE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ■omcitiiTtoN niter, a r> . || tkar in advance . . . . . . . . . *....*+ *••. M p N T It S . ■ • • • • . . . i . . . . * . . « • . . . . . woTrntw .‘.Tr:. . . . . . . .~.. . r r . .. f^ rE P R tt^ JUg—Ktwter- Kbition Tinsday Next week wo will either be in the war or in the stew. Panford will have that hotel started this summer. tourist Keep the White Way. fever up to the right' temperature and we will hax'c it. fore." The Courier need not have said South Florida. It la the duty of all Florida to raise everything that will grow’.. ' Flat Florida ia mak­ ing plans fof just that is evident from report* received, from every direction. — Florida Timea-Union. «iIn this year of 1917, make a resolution to wait no longer but start * JU S T ONE SA FE PLA CE An exchange say* a wlsf nut has discovered that it is unhealthy for two persona to occupy the same bed, regardless of the fart recorded in the Hook of Hooks.'th a t Moses slept with his forefathers uiid lived to an over ripe age of seven or eight.hun­ dred years. Another human' life preserver and health snatcher warn* his brethren that it is unsafe to ride the same lionw. l has been rijling hobby horse an to attend church attend. The ki» If you are persistent at this time next year you will thank us for this suggestion. ' AMERICA WII.I. CLIMB RIGHT I X W I T II B O T H FEET posits. -1 per cent, paid on savings de­ ACT AT ONCE. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD JzE > V 4N rY nn R B iJ5iH E S S it* credit to the allies as a first war H. R. STEVFNS C. M. HAND measure, abrogate the old Prussia I'rra ljfu l Vlr*-rr*<4d«l F. L. WOODRUFF VicPr..id.nl treaties which Gormuny aio u gbl. Un­ successfully to renew and do tIIIni: to bring the war to an end. T H E B A N K T H A T IN S U R E S Y O lie declined to say whether he thought congress should make ' « state'of war exist or make an actual declaration of war tt|on Germany. probemonts on Elm avenue, north Assuming that con;.res* shall de­ with iKo understanding that the Sanclare a Mat" of war i xi»ts or should -ma in* « derlnrttnoTi of-war. sntri^Mr^ a»list the same. Salisbury, there should be no h< sil’nThere' being 09 further business tion or delay- of any kind In doing council' adjourned. whatever we ran to bring I he war We are sure that no special sig- to*an end. If we enter, we must as­ nillcanee should attui h to the fact sist those who are upon the sanrthat the fir;t fnrerast of Gov Cat’t's side with ns in every* possible way . 1 The credit of our government would. undoubtedly be loaned to th.' allies to any* extent medial for every gun they use and every she'd they shoot ,is then for. a common’ cause. they we„ 1 to .too |. or man a ml re­ ceived tliat_ kind of treatment. Probably he Was too much of a man to stay In the !lrjuor business hut bthat as it limy to* man who knows No, d ,ir r. 1 Sai.fo-d . >lev. do with Hob Land * Now* Hut, Chris, whole "i-.t” ;.i today to SAVE. SANFORD, FLORIDA " I n my opinlojt* this government would do its full share when it make- common e.iii-e* with tii oaUi— l.jtii'iH ol no butter way than that of fort idn .: -a do. miltio" •>( 1 -oldi- f[ r.i*. <• i . ti .ill tii ir fmi eipiipuieu* ! iMinition* until ' uhi. t iirou,:h o.ir own army 111 navy ly exert .1! b-a-t the p o * . r ot million men." Chairman Chamberlain of the sentue military louunitt. e.’ with a w hite house engagement for late * to d ay, said he would ask President Wilson 111 his uddr* - to . m.rr ** n*.\i we- k •o 1 ■ *i■ ■r — n n . r - . I miitar. trail. 11' - .1 ; • .'•..-•■ dti* »■» m *> of ■ •-t it-( .ift.ii.c O.-L. TAVLOR Ci shier R. R. IlFAS Ail l Cishie, U R D E P O S IT S S P R I N G W II.I. W I T N E S S [IK O P E R A T IO N S A LONG T H E FRO NTS • Further north the 1-retirh have made some slight progress but bud weather i» reported to hav ■ *er-»uidy I .1 ngu Pit .it r * _ N \*w York M^fili 'J'. I atTected operations on this*.part, of The southern wing of tin* r. the front. iiig the strangling of Mr-. KM< itjg German army j* slowly ret * * » alon: a ten mile front* unde Sporadic fighting lias taken place Ililuir, which took place in a furious onslaughts of the F in several of the other war theaters York hotel several day* ago. police department i* ' i* -.* 1 Tho.first seetiorr of tin* great 1 but nothing to indicate th*. c»,nSt. Gybuin fori-t- h: 1 • "C. . 0111* mi-nr.-im-nt of m i.,.r operation*. plgtely e * ar< >1 of tt « \a 1-r- and \pnaretitly t fi** ]L i * m i - hi o General \ ‘ i .. ’ ■ tf, ,, ' to a.-. >1 to upprehi'rid .1 German drive l o e with tK* i i-*t (oro.nl.tblw nut* on th 1.1 notrhern front towards 1‘etro l!1 'Gniing 1 Impetus was given the movement ur‘l***arri ‘r"hieh lie* hetwia (*n them.grad In the near future. Warnings compromising for univiT'itl training lejis'aljou to* ‘in< 1 ' I'hiteau of St. Go* that such an attack was impending timing mom-; plateau recently were issued In the Russian sjs names It day when a call went out to Itepub- l'11" ; 1 hlH . j limn house members for a confer- " s. !!tvv,‘' n the Oise and the- Ailette capital, but on German .coneentracut., on the tomurrott*. * nf b a h o u t >0 - 0 0 0 aerw. In extent, tions along this front and it had l,u ' " l°rm,’r Many member, have imliiated th e . [' u"’ l r u - l ’ , ‘ t Ml *° “ tto feet in been thought that Merlin might take *° ................... a 1 . .................... , t . . . f . . i . i . . ..it N o rui l u ays or high roads advantage of the disorganization of havix yet bee 1 !wr unneisal *irvire d 1101.1*1 rut ion olbcials )>•• ■ *'.*'nt 1110 . t will not j.. r The. Herald Cnpt Geer - J. commander 1 . calls a'-t* ntioti t*> - .-lie of In. short. omin.'s in tii. iDll>*wmg <ditiiri.il*. " N o oi.e t can t’ kbt llto <1 . \ tl if h<* i* u art 11 as a iw ur.|**r mI*H^ui in;t } • th.* >«< 11 I \ Burk*' tii'ii k c1.till .*y t It# N.Xt week * ir Will be del lured whj* ey ri-.g h* t- ;nd.r obhg.it.on and. the Florida ini-Emure meet*. to* Use his otlice and * inllugiire t<1 Subscribe for The || >. I.) ,• () K>l.i hav.* the Governor let up 01, that gong Can In- do it.’ Time will all th- new* tor N would say in the llingville [logic. g.iiiigatton and 1 oinnutte. at prevnt. The Presid.-at W0U.1I* lit't be : omineiidution nsidtr.'i in th ate to take up the nialtur. , \ anoua forms of resolutions to meet the executive reeotn n.-ndationwill prob.dily tie th |ir*t work. Another reason (or house action hi that tjie resolution* adopted will carry an ■ niergency nppr iprintion Apj r»i prjalton bills must original.' in the house. . • ".It is rumored on . •rj street . or* npr that tie* whiskey ring put iliuu* sand* of .j..liar* into" the t att*' cam­ paign fund. I don’t believe the Gov­ ernor ever got a cent of if,., but why A peculiar situation in the senate don't Ins campaign fnanuger make a foreign relations committee with full statement and thereby kill this' j Chairman - S tom1a e tiin 111 luiuur or let- u. .know tne truth'.’" • which would lead to war tliid thu o p - j . |position of Senator Hitchcock, th e j " I t is the patriotic (July of every T ill! (J u f i S T I O K tuxt ranking Democratic member, to farmer itt South Florida to rahe ev­ Sin ce th" llm*t * hut Noah landed "top* farther -than an armed n 'li­ ery sweet potato,- every e.tr of corn Ml. Ararat *und w a*-lnxed trahty manifesto, m m another factor and ivi ry hoof of li\y Mod. that he the urk ran produce for the next twelve on the* ark and animals tln-renf a* lh the tentative* plan t o ’h ate it o/tg* months," si;..* th - I’lanr t it*. C.uiri- soon ns the land dri-d oil the ijui •* jn a te * h'»u*e. * lion of taxis has been agitating tit** The-President has received rocom-j public nund. The Herald has \»ft* i mendatioi.** from several cabjnet • remarked that th- stone system was member* on'p'dtit* ;o b» inrludeil*fi?*| the only m uitabl- way to a*-.." hi* uddr- ■ *, and i- preparing it in a eity taxes anfi. wc -ftUl udhu*/ to j preliminary way. . • that system. The man w h o l i v i s o n The final cabinet, meeting before Sunford Height*, or on the w*.*i sld> the assembling a £ * congress will be distant a mild or more from th*- held tomorrow, and members will he main i t r e l * o f t h e town «hn»H moi_tfilily d n re pare fully uu prelioiirntry ■ 11 *. If' you can't ' ike *pam> iti The Herald .for tin* .sake of v'our iit\ don't take sjiars in the ful.e adv rUsing schemes that are being foisted on the puhlie every week. At least keep_your moaey *.N home. TH K NATION that is prepared for war seldom bus war. The fuel that it is P R E P A R E D com­ mands the respect of other Nationx-nnd prevents the acts that ctiuse Nations to go to war. * . . . T H E MAN whu is prepared for adversity rarely mwts with adversity, is-fause H E IS P R E ­ P A R E D he- can take advantage of the opportunity that is sure to knock at his door. He is looked up to in the community a* a person worth knowing; as a man with good’ judgment and foresight, and instead of seeking to do him in­ jury, his fellowinen come to him for advice and with business opportunities that will further enhance his fortunes. T H E WOMAN who displays good judgment in the management of her home which i* Her bu»ine-s, is practicing the beat form of preparedness, iihe teachei her children th -1 value of system in their daily lives, of cleanliness, of application to their studie'* anti, above all, of thrift. She is thus preparing then) to be useful men and T H E B O Y O R G IR L who begins early in life to save, to think, to took attend, is sure to attain ership in after fife that cun never, he reached by- the sloven, the spendt the dunce. ’I'hey have found P R E P A R E D N E S S a sort, of second Nat they laid the foundation and .made it a habit. "H abit i* a cable. We 1 thread ’of. it each day, 'til -at last we can not break it." This h a n d y Note Book is beeomirt^' more p o p u l a r every day. Sizes from 2.vl inches to -1x6 incites. Leather C o v e r s and Sheets R u l e d to suit your special necxls. These books are a Continu­ ous Memo Bonk, new sheets may In* added as desired. ' T h e y make excellent, gifts. Continued From ! T i n : MAN. WOMAN. ROY <»II GI RL WHO HAS AN ACCOUNT IN THK FIRST NATIONAL II I NK IS P R E P AR E D FOR THK* EM ER GE NCI ES THAT COMK TO ALL P E OP L E . ‘THI.'\ ARE READY TO GRASP OPPORTUNITY WHEN IT K.NOt KS. T H IS P R E P A R E D N E S S I S IN REACH OF AL I . WK HAVE A SAVINGS PLAN FOR EVERY SAVER, FROM T H E NEV.'S ROY TO THE P R O S P E R O U S IICSINESS MAN. COME IN T O l H t AND LET CS TE1.I. YOC AROCT IT. WK WILL AP PR EC IATE YOfcR VISIT. WK A SS UR E YOU. Commitni«".itimt from ' B SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A < ta n 11 r« 1 ard - 1 lit;. t.i\ .* w. * Had arid ck-rk instrutti-d to w rite Mr Swan the amount ncnm A ry to rvdeeni ih«a* 1 taxes for hj* property iri tiff city of Office Supply Dept Sanford, PHONE I t s 4 . V I r; INTEREST EOR SA j Chairman of street committee was fieri* authorised to, make some im -- % • \ s i- �■<&> - r “ . *: ' - * - *- - * v. - «.“ Mart)) 30 5=S^ THE SANFORD HERALD. of the Spirit of God in services being held from' time to time. The ser­ mons and every department, of thp w ’worship are planned not for enter­ ■ * tainment but for helpfulness in reach­ Little |Iappcnitiji8— Mention ing thofc- who an* without Christ of Matters in Brief— Sunday school {Jaio a .‘ m.*‘ Personal Items of Preaching by pastor II a. m. Interest ' • Intermediate League;' G:J$ p. rn. Prayer mooting, 7:<io p m. I reaching bv pastor 7 in p m Summary of Ihe Flonllng Small ]J G:45 p, m. Senior Christinn Endeavor Society. * 7:310 p. in. Evening worship. At this evening service th? pastor will discuss somp of the .problems 'which will confront us in the a p ­ proaching hostilities. The church entertuinhd a disting­ uished visitor Thursday, Rev. A. F. MeGarran of Chienko. Mr MrGarrah is a church etlirienry expert, who conducts efficiency campaigns in the larger cities of the north. He was brought to Florida to conduct a conference for the officers of the Presbyterian churches in south Flor­ ida, and while here paid this visit to the Sanford ehtlreh, and hmd a long conference on local conditions with the Preshyterlnn pastor. He complimented Very highly the new Presbyterian building and the pro­ gram .of th.-..church* work* *-.* INANDABOUTTHECITY —’ l in S«iixi.tv -. I oid !,i-i Sunday Talks Surclnrlly Arranged for Hurried Herald Reader* All Will! I'omo util I, gu ,-n a wholehearti ll rercpl i.in Mr and *Mrs. John Wilson of Mvllonvtllh1 avenue will leave .the fir»t of the week for their aumrhor home In Chnrtlon* (>..• going via ffuhincton, D. C. They will re­ turn In t h e - fall ns usual to spend nfit.month in Sanford. Ford Touring Car for Sulc At a bargain. B; & O. Garage, W. A Stringfcllow. 44-tfo Reginning April 1st Woodland Park will he open Sundays only. ■. • GJ-tf Mr. Will Gililp* of the Gllib.x Fish C'i. St. Petersburg is the gipst of hi* n phew, II. 11 . Guthrie this week. -arrtrtTTr— yrstmhty-~frPTTi Uriah «hcn h1' has Item in attendaiuv at the W* ().. \C. Convention. ... SEKI> COHN— Mexiean June, Hitting* prolitic, Allcn'.x t Ear, Little lied Cob, Hickory King and Golden Dent. Any quantity; de­ sired. Cull at the L. Alton Seed Company, li-l-ltp break, your Cold or La Grippe with a few doses of GGG. .'FI: JGte Ford Touring Cur lor sa|o at a bargain. It. & O. Garage, W. A. Str f gfcl'ov . U-lfi\l*- i. T Lam* and d.iught' r ('* 1 t- nt Aurora. Illinois an* in the tf* * , i da* s >1 upping at t Ii. I .* Mi- ! Mr.-. I..*. :n- i . . i .r. •r rit if Sanford and her n. -»• trti-tid*> ar * glad to see her ' *V . • Properly Owners Take Notice The law provide, that " I f taxes upon any real estate shall not he paid before the | ir-t day of April of iiny year, the Tux Collector shall advertise and sell " i I his matter was hrought to" my attenljon some time ijgo by the.. GoVornoK ami this is to notify all concerned that the requirement of law will he cnmpii -d with,-and the Tax Hunk* will podllvely he closed on April Kii*t a t pj*ovbbsI by law. and all land- on wlii> taxes have not been pair] will he advertised. JNO. !>. .1IN KINS. W-4* WOODMEN ELECT O FFICERS Sxrceshful*f ni Aj-f{-•«*. Vapn- in t'boc :tl i IrT.indo . terdu* ■ The Wondll-eS 1 \\ ., ! I,! tiial convention id - h .!>-* d M-- best im rtlug iif i . - •. | • i ii : i'li id i ,.iap | ,,i • 1 *. I *, i.T'i<I••'Arr* st I, U . W. Leaders huspttnlity mvtc on llit* lips of all. Kansas Cityi Mo., ..March 2 !L Walter Murphy, an I. W. W. I-.id r. '** ttOernooii. t-h * IWnrd "f anti four companions, were.arreste.l ‘ f1" 1** «emlt*n*d the* visitors-tin auto today wliile pleading with nVrnwd to l r,t,w 11 buitjlreil cars w.*r<* in line, join tllVtiT in a raid nn. |*<diee head*-* v^l“ il *"‘ d£!«gain» a view of ih quarters. • rit> which few of them had preThe nrr *t • w*et a * itmination <*f ^1 ‘ '• _v 1'■->* ■F clashes ,h tw-en <-i*ruiiing iiarth*s i Th e elect inn of oJlict’rs took place for the Natiatial Guard anil 1 . W. -W. ami the installation yc*t"rduy. tin* following newly elect -d ollicers being metnlters. • The gUanDmef), led by Limit Installed: l i r e . 1 1 *; -o' U It I lor ii.in ■ I ■ • T rtlettt.i ft v ’ > i- a in . ; \ it ?ii ■. r i Kh.j 1 \\ ,\\ l * ' «'.L 1 1 aid Ail i i inf 1 ‘ K .* .. 11 Iieatb|UiiN r- t . 1 i .* .. . .m -j*. ak.'i's n i 11 .> . . th*T' •vt—’ \ ‘ i .d ... • II .1 l o t it ,d H r ' \ tn La 1 . .»■ r t ■* i .• .-.i-m-a r. i r: ira -l .n 1 • d Hi- ) **. II id W. * 1 ' ll " it. T H, Flit Iij> ii*." iu^ . i**.1 * 1 t. . 'It J. of 1 1 • hall, but ..L- < t •• i iiri.it'ir*'. o' r.i- i Milh«i‘* tb'T i'n.N N E E D —Any quantity, lure and anti vidqd :o'ut placards.. 'll. ad sen try ,-C. • Farr.ll, lilen #'ii- -t, * — low* -t price:. Foil at the L. Allen iiiuT'f.; - "■ N* ed Cortyiany.. Gl-ltp Iburnl of managers M- sr. (’. M Congregational t hureh ifofi «; ■ -• 1 Tit.i W 1 It • Easter eggs, chicks and Imnrues * Tlir m Vi -d) >>.eit- ;;| o | 5 will t, 'iilii*l at Mr Irw in's :*>r*- r ii . . . i a t. W , - 1 ♦■I’ll. id i: w . 1 ft ....... 1 Mar I t. p 't a.-d M- < r II I • IP e I 1 ii l*oS}h-t »i I in it a'loo l all who have Spiritual Need." Evening service -.1 7 hi Subject, 1 , "The Devil of D *-ire'' ; music by' M'** \ 7, \ F o and M ’s. Julius I'akaeli. soloist and Hioir director I, pi t 'liri-t tan i ■ I- ■: ■***r >*•* no To .ill •if fit*- . a \n * - 11*** |*i,fill i r V'jl I and will be mud i* v cl- at. Mu.* •hureh Sunday evening, April at 7t:i0 o'clock. R F IM IV -T IS M — Antiseptic, lletlevi-s Itlieuinaiism, Sprains, NeuralI**33-tf Ovi*r!and Touring Car much less JtFan vaPiP fof quick sale. R. *t t). Gar ■ N A. Slritrgfellow . I l-tfe I iv ■*! from t la* Agrieul 1 ‘ir.tl l* n**nt a quantity **f d hi* it it i- i la jrt*eii wiii ito U i' • Oia* • Vff. d - ,*t N *« l . n u l i t m l f i 1* l • . d « At r .1 1 ,d ■ INilUer N f'.i pari dii lr* it out ll M :-s ii ■ I • • i * I*..-*d I lr **.■>•. r,, \ la-lll* 1 l.a.l ■ of t III* Hresbyteridn church A. W F.t .*r. Ok. HM’lHHH’t*. C Will I ,* a sal,, of Foister novelties, Halt. Ly iijiiim1*. N v • r a i'.; Kim * !*- 1 indy, roubles, cakes nnd >At(leliiiro, Mii-s M 11’*r l*,y ,■ ?*; i i '. k*'ii pies at Mr Irwin’s C . K I rl. 1 Si i T * ^ft. \ -i . t. /.erk'd and wife, Loray, «Yu., Mrs. •tm* '-iturday, M arch ;II. tid-’J t c Anna Hail nmt Mr Jt! I! Shuster. Ili-uino. i ’*'ri" I N *1 i"itn-. I <•rniiu Sr|-uml ll.mil ( ars Thai Are in town, |*a.t Mr: and Mrs. S Nel­ (•mid Condillon son, Clyde Nelson. \\ .liter Nelson, I Til Touring, $200. 00. He nor v Wbitten **f K i—nrinui Mi'* 1 » v . |{.,a*|sier. $200 00 tiruci: N'lsiin, Upluig. Kan*. Mi-* M ,-*.|| I uuriug, $.175.00. G. ( ’router. Detroit, Midi., and Mr. Hun k. 11-07, $450,00, nnd Mrs. J . II. Cowley **f Lansing. Al Simtinole County Garage. Mich, wtm motored Up from Kis­ ’ G;i-itc simmee and were guests of Dr. S. A Hass and wife at the New.England ---- -l adies o f the Mnt-cri b CM'H Home. ILe l it * «f tin* Muccnbee* will ^'“ t at til(> Woman's Club at three Call** Scratches Three More ndmd. Monday afternoon. Tallahassee, Marcii 2!*. - Gov. Ihiptisi Church Ml! *ie*t Sunday; at the Hiiptist * ,,ur‘ *'■ H' v. Gcorgo Hyman, the Ci-t'.r aid s|ieak m both preaching I Ii" services are* being latgek f "titied nnd enthusiasm seisms *’tr.v high in the church work. for Sunday will be as fol­ low-: " Sunday schoolt J 1^ 1 l ’r..ichi|ig, “ T ho Task 8u» Cntts today issued ih e Jullowing executive orders: .1. C. tswindeil o/ Lakeland, coun­ ty rnfiimixslonw from District' 5 of Fojk county, suspend'd from olfice on tin* charge of inalfejilance and misfeasance. This,.suspension wus madly on tin* reenmnwiuUtiim ail tbo grand jury of Folk county. L. S. Crump Capitoln, •coapty jrnutmissioner. of Dlstrcit No. I of Leon county, suiqumded from of­ fice on the charge ' of spdf.ur.aqrt and inisfeasanci'. W. W. Powers of Milton, proba­ tion of'officer of Santa Rasa county, suspended from otlice on thy charge of non performance .of duty. The ll, y . |*. D, np'f'tingx. Ft'aching, "T h e World " fA ‘ Christ.” This will h>* an iliu I ’’inon using 157 candles V*.q ",|;imt a (lord ul miss it. ' bund* of court jous ushers await y„„ tll the door and wit! give Presbyterian Churrh io u .a ‘'inforLafe place. T in following is tin* program at Excellent rr.P’-i t* tul.Ti'd nt, all the - t vices. he Presbyterian church next Sun­ 1 Oil •>'“ always welcome. day: !t: 15 a. in. Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Preaching service with Aleihoilist Church * ■'rvfr<‘)' next Sunday are ex- communion of the laird's Supper. (R45 p. m. Intermediate ( hnstian , ' '* ' he of great interest to ati 'J,| inJ Many feel the prc**nc* Endeavor Society. Q u a l it y I \ T H E L Y R I C S hop t h e a t r e 11.1) i n t; fries the \'c*r) Fines) Line of Milliner) nnd will •Please nil Patrons. NHs.*!. I). PEARSON, Mf»r. khave been of the most salutary tin bet tne Example. lure. ' A change iii authority of No longer talk nt nil about the kind the cl.’irch ti nk fil.u-e mid Cotton's 0 f man Hint n good mnn ought to b * pnrlsbloners Were divided Into far but hi- -.iii,— M arcu s.A oei ' ‘" s lions. It whs reported to Cotton that he was uhunt pi be KtiTurmim d "before tin* high comtul s|im cour?. nnd V* lied to London, whei ce after n peril* ! of IToo Late to Clxssify) tildlng he sailed for Hosfuii In ,‘.ew I’lldli i*' Hi* V us widen* ■•*iI e*i|d: i Found Pair of punts, brown col' >*■ • ii.ol " 111 1- I *■ii w. ek** ill ti r i. ■• or. l l u i -."r can h:iv<* name by railing , n i l * d was npp'iliiti-d |.\ i it.ti Electric < !r *es tl II r 111 the First cliill'ejl •»n Wind*•>• F'ry ar Charles y o and paying 2.7 V.ents for tins ad. it* •« In* r« ii-iiiiii'd until hfs death. fi4-2tp Cot toll was u run* scholar. lie di*voted I'J hours u day to siittly, nnd For Sale A private pool table. before, going to sleep ni-night lie loves I, us In**said, “M sweeten his mouth with Big luirgnin, IGfi.OO , coat $400.00, h piece of'Pah-In.** With nil tils pro- Fine condition. Dox No. 102, Afdit• 61-4tp b'luol learning he prea< lied In ihe sim­ lend, Fla. Mr. L. A. .Sorcnten, president of plest Inuguttge. Soon ufter coming to For Rent On first floor, well the l.imorm Hoard of Trade, hut a lti>s|mi .'i,. pn (Hired, at the request *if resident of Madison, Conn... was jn Ihe general e*iurt irt. mi abstract >f the srr:*ened and furnished house'eeping ______ lo r -tw - ted er d -fit q . , apart incrits with aieepinc porrh. Sanford j -i rd i. . i i - ,:i .. ' - lav"* o f. .......... • for tt mu the .c,.|7; he predicts Sanford as the coming otiy. It wus tad adopted, but u reel- f Very' convenient, tilfi Oak avenue. o f It. stippieo ,| in the JoJul wot J tourist Venter of the 'Mar.-. M-tf of CottiM*-ifiid Fir Ih tiry Vane, wn* Mr. C. I). Daniel and wife nnd In lf*e rirruil Ci*urt, S’r v rqtft J j d i Must *r Fgertou of Throat i, Canada*, ■iflcrwtifvl UmsI. ■ Semlnale County, C •• "h *li* » a fly .*itl |ioi>!(s , which . dal •Circuit, were Iftte iafiprji last night. Mr V* i . to Leu*’ i to he piilili !, .| . i f Itrldn, in < ban eery Dani-I i*. a member of tl-, > Totronto He n.’d dCeit-s liii'ntly in UPhnw jJtintf ilh Hoard of Trail • and a r t! praiircs-' I In ■k mill t.tnln. • V _______ *''f ■ •*•■ "—-----«IV “ Aug might to have ten 1,1 ■» — piTieer T * - r - r * ->*it V *■ . * i—____i " ^ ~ *«— tnl-ml—n n ~ M, • i 'milIt, Wilmingto j. North day in th-* ***.!•in," r**inarkeil M r **>ifi**r« t! it* at h,t**i**i.til* •in ** nr*ftr* m * s *-p i 'n r n H n a :. * Danii l, 'atui*l uni‘sur.* all you have d- •'t Imigli! by that is p i i c J i r e to In* It abj; arittg from th** affidavit of to do * to prepare unit advertis'e ini' i m i t , towunl otlieis. .1, lip i your lov -ly soi-tioit for them. It is Impel that the city eomnil will keep that boulevard matt*rr be* fore Ihenn The plans an* extadlent as Jaiti out and this ultra'*!ion' alum* Give us a call. MRS. A. I)'. PARRISH, Ass’t I' 1 Hal Vihitlt^ .Mayn, anti ( 'eni Miami. II.Ill- Iii |r Id •••II-ul is till* , lilgllied honor within* I hi* gilt of i KlV.ri.l,; YVomhrafi Mr Ituriir.iti Ii • pr. ibtidv mad*' ati more II Tl\ •lun.' anti \\ fi-i .. i ..ii, 11i ! m r i'li f Irt* i or..|a It. -i . II h a . Kill . f| ** pari nt f !| j Iftlt a p. mum 1* .’•** v.M.tioa*d * an*i*.a- head >itil | * ot I»*•* t nSiri* l-i i t iv i I-,.* . iiL: I ,*-o Th. mil i it- I.ir si. ot CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS; a* . a *\. i.i|.(e *.'i m u unh.tppy fact. Il*| hiit! * * . i i p rs*u ih**I in . | Lag hind a 1 d I*** !*, *l (o tic, c -.ifeiy t* litlliTWise fi.iss tllfough. Gltj ■etlnli •ii I*' Ii'**•• : that I it. ’frith It a i*T T.t '■r :• * ■i* ot h**rw • t h a t New I ti'g.atid. * i t t* t* *,,e — lii.net tile . xlivimth . id ll. . > , 1 1 * IIS **!,.- ;li of l Inri-Jit nnd th a t liit.respovnr .*f the t u i l authority l n * t . b g - Ho i t. -H illli::, who * liavg* d him with will be fqund hut after a fair-ronsitl-j liolilliig tenet .......... . “a 'bli««ly ‘ - - **rrnetf t fie til I *mni *■ fill!. " IPs •ll .ll • I iv- O ’ l.md, ln-lah Hi ><■ 11 , t 1*1^0, •U.Oi'U <* 4 lit |ei,r*»* nn, Pn i ' tl > : i-t • to Sanford IP'W t .pen- erntiitn to all eon Pill p.ise *1 HPt In* * .trd la*-.* n- * b, <1 t !||rl <om. |in .* a a - ' d l * . I ll V ■ tin* many attractive towns iltrotigl out I t|C l muty No am-take almut it. you'll »••«• lhut new hotel begun this surhmer and mi lbe job for the lu'irtsls ii**xt I'b'Ct i'll \ ,t al.lc Hipping for I |o t 1 rm of "t ->>> >c a r - .col uid d lio n V I \\nodrulf. Mr- \\ .tod i liei- - u>'i ur- are -1* *d •.! a ml qua) - r .|:f. o I T •I*r .1*1*1 yfr- Tayi**r ■ili>i| I II-.'" w h o I .* b i g .to d It V*“t :1* h - , , I i l| I’l b ad . in ul 1 • p .i i 11 ■ •' i \l . olriilf . I w .s pr * . i i i * mi . - i - . l -Ini. nt v* p - t ... • kttt*.I Ip " H " i I I. ** u *** h | llt.n was to p<n-- I b l l l t y h it nf wi l l by III a e f t . . ! , ) ..III. ■ r - v* HI • I - n Inode OLD BOSTON D IV IN EAMONO Driven From England, He Sought Refuge In the New World, Where He Wa» Received" Witii Honor* . and Given High Place. John Col ti ni, the I'tiriiaii clergyman who IniriMljiced Into New England the I'lisiniii of keeping tin* Siil*l*iilh from ovenltlg to evening, according In witii*bMnrhius. died Dc< L'tulur 2U, UkYj. It*, pus iM.rn In Derby, ItiigtamL. -Ii. i-. io. In'i i IAS.-.. John Cot ion was minister nl 11>,- 1.m in iJiicoIiiRhlre,. England, when he tie*) lo Huston, in New England. 4b* hud been yilnlster In llie Huston of tliicold 'Engiuud for inure than 20 years, when to* found iijat ids thisiluglftil tvl*'wwere alHiiit lu got him into trouble. Tile father of J*>lui Cotton was a lawyer* iiiuuid lt<>hui<l Colton. Ji.lm entered Trinity college, Cnnihrl*Ig<'. when lie was only lldrteen years old, and be rapidly distinguished himself for tn'lmlurahlp. l i e was brilliant ns well as barmsl. mnl la* enjoyisl a great rrjiutatlan. It W'jim while lie was leaelilng In Eninnili I nil lege at Cati.brid;;.' that la- Imhltied i'lirtliin views of theology, iiligerve- :l writer In Ihe Washington Cost, lie was nhoitt twenty-seven years old when to* was appointed minister at Ho stun. In this charge he got into Ills 'fln t ert'lealnsiit'iit, iroitlile bv n-fuslug i•• ■‘ollfoiuu lo eerlilin c*>l i t muies o| lb . -Illldlrdietl i hlircli. lb' I*. lleVi d Hint nniity iif these ccremoiduln Were m • script imd. II*. was Mt-p.-tid.’! by his Id-h but tin* faajbriiy o. Ids people ijtm.i tiv him mnl he was r* si *red. I ..r laur* ini.n 2*1 M-tit s he r*-'ii:*ln« ■! liar. ttmd -1 - till I '- - ’ •frlba 'te ' l - s : •' tg a i*I i *i I* ipD***r *»-i[ tV: this hn. I " 1*1* . pU il,l.sll|i|| I, D, plloli.-b'-d k.i.foril It aid. a iiewspnp.-r pubiisl. d .in Seminob* county, Florida,' oitco a w **U for four t'tmsct tiUC.* w. aka. \\ it ip B \ Don,;!:»«i. r ’ -rk of , i i' of 1 i .i ■ur* r i !’.i - in 11 d .. ■ "ta I ’M >.1 Mar. h I ’M . E. A. DOI’G L V'FL t , . i U, L, I'owers, Hy D. C. Niditiior fur Complgiitant.fi l-Fri-5te vie. **t' . *-r I , .III 11. ■ M i l e go to •■v.’c o i l pilvib This m ■** C an a J Footwear Turn« It!:' Footsteps Into the I'atliway of Love." wife. I *ils ,* II I. I l . i l l * *| j i i i ’li n * r* »* i’ m -i I t amt nhul - i d i . ’ i - a n d . u l l o r - <>i i I l i ' I I V e k e r v l ' I ' O • The tiiiiuieiid t ranviiftmin ot th. dipping tluid and if tie" ticks were ii> a n a e t o f P I T * , w h o i’li “ A H> or.|*»r of ilie Woodmen *>f the World not eradicated they should !*•• Mr --I I i . i l . - l n - i n i i i ' i i i u l •m i h m n w r\ ar>' eai ri.'d oil at Ouiali i. N*'lir.i«ka. ■* \\ ,n„jr,,|f lias In- bind all fenced a • o r u i i v a e i H i i . - r o r *'l*!| llf l Im H 2 l,\ various departIiieiit . and is potting in better si nek and is tl s e a . i i i i i j d l s p o u * o f a U H I'* ** There ur** aliout 21,000 in'*mti**r.s dipping all of Ins rattle, having in tual liefsonnl estate a s , b e ’ or they of tliis snri.*ty in the state of Fioridt. mini) tlie idea "of raising better slock- odfht ftnvi* done tu-f.ire the iaakiit^ of Tlie next biennial will nice! at St. tliis a e t." COTTON FAMOUS CLERGYMEN. I.*f *f.*nd*. Vcrt.ai w . ii lirli) Valid III Mil. *,! lit.* J. p i . I i ..t u n - *tf J||-. i i . *• ie**iiil> ti v. i i .1 - 1 iii*'iii.-r*i beipt1*' ni in*— .p*. wItlinul any wrltlnx, v lit JOHN th t.lt ». Pipe *n.i . 11* it l . of 11 |**t 7 t II, I Hi i .■t*• (.in', nlb'.l with i» n *. nt) of I .otidu th e s * t vi\‘.* of .i VI I 0 v town Wlip'll 1 t ;-! P I- ’ lit II i .*1* .*, l*.M It ll.• *. on*, lively,’ t>lm k in I tv* tin* la. .... jr a n Mitii ,i »* t ll*t!l. , *|.,a*- j ..-I *low tiw ai'il, ill a c.t* cti'tl p*in, put it In a very lint oven, ali i allow it'to re /utile |1o*ci* for* n-‘1 l*'»s Mi.P, is i ||t,■f not np*r*’ Hum 'j .* till:: 111* - If ■! *Vtill ■l.pl. Is Col,, d I.*■* l**,IL’. I f lit.*o*| |. . • hot I.. 11.01 If,. . P* Ml lb. I*,.'. V* i t,..| II i- • tl M *l It ir wltd <•* |. i > it.i v- r, iii.d a lui I In ll,* iiir I- wor!Ii i». •hi ll. • , .l.ill. r ll l‘i . ..* k l.rit. , t. - I,, ■ p i i \ll * *11- ** r-. till I l l s p r . i p e t i y IV .ttig h th*- o n add' - h 'n I *. oU ’ llo t p.ll , , , - ' . Olllcp will Ii** a dejl'gil!** iii t h e ' S u v - j r u iii'li last T u ’sd.iy* • About tvv# pr* ign eob vent ion 4hi*li will be h c l i l ; b ii tii i r e i l ’ Ip-ad of ••itF w>t .. I i ' --ii Hoard of Trade H you don’t believe the Hoard .of Trade olfice is one pf the busiest places in town come and sjtenda day with us anil watch I lie way tin* cityand cult lit y Is Icing advertised Applfcatnm from Kolh*, Japan, asking about Sanford. In addition to the following lctl**i. we had similar nn«s yesterday from Cincinnati, Ohio, Youn ; now ii , Ohio, and .SyraVuse, N. 1., a ll.o f which will appear on your new member­ ship cards: Indianapolis, Ind.i Mar. 2*7. ’ 17. Mr. D, C ,_ Marline1:.. .Seely.----Sanford- Hoard of Trad". Sanford. I’la. Dear Si Replying to your favor of the 2 Rh. we beg to advis- that it will be a pleasure for the IndiunapoliChamber of Comnterce to .enP*r r-*Hproral relations with the Sanford Hoard of Trade. We trust that member* of your organisation may find frequent op­ portunities to ta le advantage i. our club facilities. Likewis • w • hope members of our Chumlter **f Com­ merce will find "occasion to visit your Hoard of Trade. Very truly youm, , Indianapolis Chamber of. Com. Ralph W. Douglas, Asst. Gen’i Secretary, Away from .homo, a Hoard of Trade membership curd is worth many times the pr|re />f. member-, ship: it shows your standing at hum.' Mr. L. M. Uehbi/tder was in yes­ terday establishing tim G«,n', vaSanford auto bus line Two round trips daily wilt be made. With the brick road completed, ’or about so. the trip betwevn the two cities only consumes about forty miuut.'s. You • .it'd' post office it* ov**r CeuSio.j V ■ nt Duck i. l l ' l l ' . l I I I III* l t - .1 lilt ( l ul l . , ■ *ti tio in -i A *-atiip i ti. [ gin 01*1-1 ti s.tn fo .d II a •I *ii*i r *i i**Tl a til “doli ! - nbi a tnrn'ier **f im> plv l*i t tl*a fte r it **•■ stajn l in oar uwi ight. |MS-paiHt 1*1*1 til Mild .ill* U f**r i !••* |h iqile u p * ju t titnliti*- if .it about tiilili*. I*, t Ideec! r tintw **r plnek Suaford aifd t his * st*a *on or rinc<- Urn bird tiiiiil ih** ta»i jiioiinm - dAii't J a i l , 1st IiaA found more tourists in hold it over a *.* - . lo let it get “high." S titifan l th a n tiny ntJier four « -.i-iwis ■•r -nl.!, l it to ii *».' -: l* i -• •■eil.. It ll lull . , >••>t■i 1* . | 'i 'l n j'i- i- i i , ■;, >r■l i .• t‘‘llt,'l. 1 - 1 m ail -I I 11* I"** 'I tlfllI.. ;i.1 * tmp ..lie •~ tir Petersburg. iden irs. •II I Sin-PIl !I . A While Wav for S.i iiifiiril \ . It \ itiipr.n ellU’Ot 11. it V\p t Li I *-.i 11 *.< a - .dl n*'.er t " 1. irg-i 0 <* *1 -ar ••)( c ity •lads. Now fat la •r«i_ kid* ta Wo ll'l VOII pie; i*ll d lit th.it .d ,-k tor * .*ur 3\ Mill nil- ibiex ll. • he,».| Id. no • ib.ll'l fill .1 ot! itr, I*,ii|;.*e \pii > t K.t ii "l l ll 1V. lo Th t ill. \tllllilil 1*1 J tl1* it in i ' N n i lh , -Ii* *■ nplalrmnt in t h t .' ' . sf#*,* *l * i V e rc m r.' 1 t h a t will i.eep many* persons in Sanford jm,H :uait« .s. Oil ihU suf.j, t-itr- Wll ni in m, \ of in the winter season who woubi |'rlt*d ett a fmumis eotMr*>v*Tsv with . •Fit t I'111 i« . ■* ll ' Hl'- 'l • I 1 1* A II nr - I. h * II I always find Mr. Rehbindor doing Vomethlng progressive gnd we shall take f>lensure in doing all we Fan fo the new enterprise. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.' If. Alien and Miss * Hunter of Clinton, S'. V.. were motor tourists through Sanford Wednesday and enjoyed n ride through the n-lery delta.' They were impressed with tin* city and its* in­ dustry and expert to put in quite awhile in Sanford th coming season Mr Henry C Hull, president of the Clinton National Hank. Clinton. Conn.,, was an Interested' Sanford tourist yesterday, Suvs he has de­ cided to spend a month in Sanford I the corning season. Peters S a - |s Fo C.llnhurgh C ity F a t h e r s . ----- Mliibnri;h tiw ns" oevenil meadows, sitlim lit the Ill'll rt a if the cft$l Tltese Ih4ds nr** put to good use, lu tlie sprlifl* tl^'-v. ere Ittiv ll* !ds, the erops selling fur very re-pi-elahle Minis, ttm. eta 11 *i'!ir. Aft.-t the liny harvest Is oVer Edlal.iirgh lets ton He* taendovvs for other pur|*o-* s enimeeied with vattli' mnl furinlti.: and adds ii bit more to tlie looney tint at'ipilrei! by tlm cultn y 'Sm ti It t illers of the town. # EVERY MAN knows that tie re is a lot of courage In the proper sort of co titrm*. Dre * .yjtmt. pmunolity -uptm-a-Ludf ionable foundation^ See that •your footwear Lx correct. Come in and we'll xis> to that. K. II. PETERS Hoots. Shoes and Slippers .-.01 EAST FIRST STREET •Jew elry Not In Use should he kepf in it perfectly si cure place. It is an act of prudence on your part t<» rent a Nife l eposit Ilox at once—<ind thus safe­ guard ypur valuables. .. .% , Tim t «M|L is less than one cent a tlay. — V.'c Imvc boxes itt renbul $ 2 . per year and . up—ac- cordiry t«>size. * FOFR PER ( ENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS A HOME I N S T 1T UTI ON ” W, * . ■ �j —«**■i»». -___ THE 5 4 K F0 RD HKBJLD ■ ■ PAGE T > U ,* C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS E? * to; i „ 7’ Officials, profiting, b y ' the experi­ ence of England aro determined that If the country fakes an active .part in the European war it shall not bo cm harassed by labor troubles and in1 ability to obtain skilled and un­ A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ skilled workers. • RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ The American Federation of La­ My entire crop of Celery for sale. Anv The" English class Is confident.that bor, which has ..pledged Its member­ TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD it thoroughly understands conjuga­ ship to tho. support of the govern­ quantity from one crate to the whole tion of verbs since we have boon giv­ ment was reprrsonted today by it* -crop. — TWill begin shipping March the best time ever. Mr«. C, C. ing special, work on tills subject." WK HI WATTE MS president, Samuel Gompers. 15th—and finish about M ay 1 5 1 h. ••■**»* R » v .•Ward of Cassm preached at Morris assisted Mrs. W alter in enter­ Will pack to suit the purchaser as fur Through the Federation the gov Mr. Hugh Tillis, who has just re­ Ethel achool house Sunday to a taining. Mr. Hu(T of New York has erected cently entered college is making good eminent expects to get its supply of as possible. Quality very good. Si,-, large and appreciative audience. The U nited ‘ — We .were all surprised and very a l*>autifut bungalow In South San­ progress with’ his new work, espec- i trained workmen. will run larRer after this week. Huvi States Public Employment Service glad to aco Mrs. J. K. Iloyd at our ford avenue in the U. A. Howard tally penmanship. . about thirty acres to move. Sanford will furnish unskilled men and the church services Sunday morning, neighborhood. inspection only. : : : • : / •. The pavejnent is being laid on Mr. C. M. .Rayburn has been ab­ , Qivii. Service'Commission will sup­ ahe being an invalid and great sufply clerical help. The postoffice de­ Geneva avenue from corner of Kichsent from school several days on ac­ ferer for several years. partment will advertise the coun­ Willie Goins and wife visited at mond avenue to Geneva ferry, a count of illness. try’s needs. The Council of Na­ W. D. Plumin’*- They came out continuation of that laid some time from Sanford with C. C. Doyd in his ugo. Wo were glad to have severaUn-. tional..Dpfense,* of whoso labor ccoTftcar Saturday evening and returned Greer & Moses shipped two car- quiries from young people concern­ mittee Mr. (Jprapers is .chairman, — * by train Monday morning. loads of fancy lettuce this week and ing the advisability of-taliing a busi­ also wiH cooperate. SANFORD FLORIDA " T h e purposes of the conference,’’ Joe McAllister and Misses Theresa are shipping squash from their Cam­ ness course. This shows an interest Dawson und Frances Holiday were eron City farm. Fields of peppers on their part, and Mr. Van Geldorcn said Secretary Wilson after the meet­ fihing one night last week and were and tomatoes are looking fine. The is at nil times ready and willing to ing, "were to find ways and means to prevent overlapping of efforts in quite excited when they pulled in a recent shohers muke the Irish po­ give advice on the subject. mobilizing the resources of industries tato fields things of beauty. twelve pounder. for the support of the government. Miss Maud Cameron lost a mjmh The farmers hero are very busy We are planning to work together, valued bar brooch pin on Saturday just now sotting out tomato plants. first, to find where help, male and last and will he thankful to have Fred .White made u short vitsit female, can bo quickly located for home this week returning to his work , the finder notify her, as it was a Your aiivqtnoomeni-in-ihe-busity—^tvnrM d- ;— uv—iduy: m v is the navy1 yards, arsenals and foT to Titus* Hie Wednesday morning: 4Equation gift; * —jtpefdtF'titim.'—A-i»rtt<luttft*<>f-our--«*rttt*oLdit7i'Tr;rn'rh_ Oilin'" factories ot tTIe government: 7*—All <71 Gordon left Wednesday [ ~ menu- of u business oflice because he is train'd, n*»t«vb The Oullrfok second, tho ascertain tli*- fitness bf morning for Sanford where h*-*h.i» a m 'S IM b S S COLLEGE NOTES theory of his subjects, bul in the practical routin * ni I The big league dubs will open any offered workers nnd, where they position with the A. C. L. railroad, j * — ------their seasons on the 12th of April, best ran he employed; and, third, fo Call or write for booklet. R. J . Grfiiln will leave Friday ■ . Modern Penmanship that is providing congress doesn’t smooth their way to work where morning for'Kls idd homo at E nigm a,, The baseless theory that "had send them all to war. Many a good, Ga., win-re he wiH remain a fi-w days writing t- th • sb-n of a great mind player would make good soldiers they are needed. In doing this we visitin' and .att« nd|f|g t> huslndi. hu-i probably b - n the. cause of a For they ail know how to shoot the :ir-» working to avoid duplications of effort and to save time." , Carl I' is is here again for j "few j£r«-:st deal of poor penmanship. Al*M. J . VAN GELDEREN, Principal , SANFORD J l.*iftll)\ hull. In obtaining rnen for men. for day». II.* will leave n.\i B n ', fm tiiftu ;h .tho theory i losing ground IRins Wagner *• r\i**e the f'vil F« rv(,r"e Commission, Invent » ■■ • . 11’ vbjt h.> ... ..r. who believe in sister,, Mrs. Xol’le Thbrp, before it. tin ti •r/ doubt! ■' came, to , While now .rounding out his ’ it was announced, will waive schol•going to Akron. Ohio, t s;> r 1 the life i.y.. ■ ntl-ntioii >.u* called ’ Ae11'-' tisrt^ycar us a big league Fill a-lic qiralifu.itions and will examine summer. . v that tain men 0f|pla>or Hans Wajjn r ii now playli*, applji-aittA for physhnl fitnr*s iyul to the iln Ml.l.. expi*rieqrv only. There I y p.»eir ‘:i,t ! i*- for i 1 ■ I ic-bu rg Nation; now i > ' i;.Hi:,* u ; m D im tcihiiiial t*»st. 5 .. ( : 'u , h.l A- . 11 It I e I. \ST w* \ | u p li ALL-STEEL ELECTRIC-LIGHTED TRAINS FOR y*v»* o a h record !! !.... .. and hi ■ i alts ay ■* "In I. id Mrs C j: s .l,! Mr. ■I Ii wJl pnw .-r cliitdr i-' ii i D IX IE FLYE R DIXIu LIMITEC Tii le- ! .li •non* <<f the Ainerie.m S .; Lv Jacksonville \ Lv Jacksonville A ( ‘ 1. 8.30 PM .t ii.e' w; : u • .-I i AM ' I •■! ' I her a ii! b • a vailed M •1 . Ar Macon . • Ar M a c o n ____ ! . ( 5 S * F 4.25 AM rjM * , V ...r In-iter o,* -I i-. a?«t .* r l»urn.i< Their ■ M M,in ot'i and busir.i.* ee| t .1 . r I Ar Atlanta . < Ar A tlanta ___ . ( ’ of t: 7.40 AM PM • -i I rouble . w i* Uagi.er w,;i h i . , t it ■ f, ‘ d the pa*! Ar Chattanooga SCikl .Li.* cftl Ar C hattanooga NCtltl 12.12 PM w !U ■ I, - w t.- h.ivi personal k tow ledge o aftiT 'ii •g' Ar NashvlHe___ sU. K Ar Nashville -----fcCISiL 4.45 PM i-l.nw ire'nl ; on -the part iter ho-liait'l ( >r Han* has In . •• •her I t t o f , the men and localities tu-eding work i 'Ac o{ I'atmi Lv Nashvillo. . . . L a , Lv N a s h v illo ____ NCMll 8.15 PM A J5 AM through many gruelling conflict' of the inoit rt tmgUieh-d statesmen. a veiiu , and can speedily advise th e w'orking Ar Evansville . J. a ' Ar St* Louis . . . . . 1 0 ‘ 7.20 AM 8.31 AM TVe I.iie-Jartes Whitcomb Riley was nnd the number of time* thitl he ha- for,.„ The Po«toflice Department Lv Evansvilte.. Lv Nathvllla_____ LAN 4.53 PM AM Mr.*. L. XI. Tra.y and M r . E. B. [•; a ti 1,1 penman, ti.d it is -aid that ho been chased from the diamond has agreed to transmit information Ar S t . Louis Ar Evansville____ LAN 9.58 PM 2 .t: pm Morse hid .as th-ir jitlt - t> r. c, i■Gy . .. • •• ,r d":i’ *! ..... in l— . mated on one S.i ■itid ..id bv po*ti' g advertising tn i> Lv Evansville (line im- could ‘,(,uld he counted on* hand L v Evansville . . . . <\vI I 10.25 PM ill! qis'lt nMiss Ar Vincennes Lv Vincennes ( Aid 12.08 PM A" t : ..t alo'c w-i .1 I v ,trr i:-’ if.- w t*-'nd a!*o. The (Tv»;l Service t "otnAr Torre Halit.' tY Ar Terro Hauto . t A Id 1.33 AM ami !!■ mi wit’ll living wt; t * i man of t i. •1 i-.! ei h:i* n' *t OilII It'i.ifil* . pry Ar Danville • i i. Ar D anville........... (Aid 3.13 AM rout it t i i i ' i t i ■n • \\ , i g h a * made uj I Ar Chicago P.V Ar Chicago d Aid 7.10 AM ■' . \ imiio--* und the country i* di i* mind iiim j a tmu- to rettr- iron (Umijiumncnl a n J Ob»cr*aUon-Llbniry .Sleeping Car*, comtjfut;'. . . \nlcii for tlnir pur|ioscs into twelve \ gt le r.lt'oM ... v ar consul- the diamond but the will of t H-* Flore. Jarkjunriit^ la Chtmco. . • , • A Ilmwlna-Room slreptnft C*«r», JarksnnviUr t<i < tiiraco oi. 1 M I •red paramount, A hand'.- riling that pet!p|,i won’t l"t him. The fans feel districts, the whole available force llrawina-Room Mrcplna C-an Jacluonvillo... AiUntn , Jim Walter and \lton Morris i'nTtiDlnuigifan t^iartio, ijirti'tiAf)( a i k iltcuielalilol. . u- C w.c* good in form. iform in ^ire, that if Wagner retires Hie game in in each of which can serve tn exam­ liliilng Car* *ttvo *11 tncal* cbiuutr, * r* i a la Cart.'. l rtei; , t i.,',. .. v lit r ;.oui;g ining men. The field forces of the -I a iff and spacing was ion.*idered j |»iU8|mrK %ijj absolutely dead. * ron cctailso iNroavaTtoN. (UcriNt ctn n««cav*Tio*t friend- at a party la*t Friday even­ ms of immigration, naturaltxoarpLt to »«r ticrst aocnt or ‘ g.p, i.'n » matter how slowly written V w r i t t e n aM tj a ,„ M ,| t,U r<‘J ing nt the. Wa’t ' f home.' tl *m- i . lion, labor *'nti*ti<* and children’s o r v. . 1.-.' in !• . (TortL pro* iilil l»o\ run ! pi ay * if >-r and it w ure!;.i will be di.vctcd by the Dev ■ . . : ■ duceil * • T H E S T A N D A R D R A I L R O A D OF T H E SOUTH or U d i only I k * a matter ol a .. ................. . I he i uu ■ [ , ■,|> !: a , irt ■■•nt of Labor, to work a* l*-mThe}, th - die • \ ft* .i ?t * hofor<• i J, G K I R K L A N L A. W. F R I T O T [ a ' i *t.” Will III!*- t o OIVI*IO*< PAVt t NQt A A i l ' . !"iTi_ .in- - for t ho lime with • i v i b i o n p q i i K t i * * o t n t a c . 1. t: 111 4 I ' ..... I **f\ *’J »VP* gratid >id- : . ... at l a -diaJi.TAWPA f l A J A C K S O N V I L L E , FLA „ (In- regular min i.d* and ‘will largely ,. lifts!!ar th** ■D Looking ‘ Lin Ov er it. f. ;i*e the ov'iiilaMe force. **» i' \ hi* \\ hi!,out ; t*t,*fdu_.. limkii.g n-.ir il IT •i a rHo, t? , ^ J $ ^ V t1 I - . • !- • ali-b l a ' "•* |..f pie-Itl.U' \ s .i!ifnrd fab* oil 1 1 . 0 1 1 li . ' 1 il -o li ! rain w*- f<iu li,i A\ E f l :'\ \ FM f. L!NE M:h.- *intt h in Sanford town. i a inl * t i .i tub. Jd* r* pbi. itig h'-.r lik- ■*aw lel'tiram on a door K u ltD i*A EY S* >miipui • toot. W.ir’i. (Mi-- yf th*i*e plavers ib- h.i*t■*tied to "Old Betsey" o -» •v«•!! A„* Ifn’iiTt C-*hJ» Olid tin* o'.hor was \nd fo Orla.ndt tniy. . .. . > worltl ♦ P !.* r in I Wh ,* .t‘d «»« • - sc. ? ♦ * i.njt - 1i «* ?!l1 #rt djllpe '» f* ’S •:i.-o! ' * i • ir» W o . i - ! th • ir.-'tior t, Id* 0 r- What caused' t he * agitation 7 We will accept'your orders until ^Tarch dl.-t ! V hand and the the territory arott nd n I i. 1 thl* peiitiun j Whit was the m ’ws he fold? 1st delivery at present price.;. I abilin write it -.ipbily i* ti great ,1M hi;,M| , i9 e j.ltjl !)■ ";.ll d'.-it.g He I i ' ete'd h.'in*' ai (tn p.-r .ii : i- e ^arn--. I . -f ' " d \i,d -nu'tht a Ivaiiing .gent s v.iifbl. F ot j tbe 'hot cushion Ii:i firrt rlnM \tl,j i„ i,;* ,.nM. j... t„t,| t tn]p. play 1 S f b: The lllith Si him! fie ’ un.atc' j . „ ;in ,t Afvil d nt! » ’ • h.1 -' I - . n QCRS O • •’ ' '. ,i li.i* i • <•i * • v,i iifiji-d .. 1 ■ * nf •ilb • n. A! rvjKiiy- up j ' I t ;i f .Ant!.. nn ■ V u lina’i say so," lie *aid. o ■ Monday to hutti-r* and ha* :o ea*y a - n o n : i y " Y i p , " aid *Xtir;e, “ With mine Work (iuaranicctl in boukkej-ping. "f gcitlng in frii'T f t -A I*. lb Own : I .VJ|J idyAMoitn ItO.Mttv OK THAI*11 * (I'.e new* I road.” M , nt r ; in front .<d t hm. "Where did you the tiding*?” J . It. - TEW\lt i, Prop. I H< m : io | S A N F O R D ’S H O U S K O F S C R V IC K ._________ Mi C. K on i* doing good 4y *r bf i* --I. t.' .i’.uni.l. 4-a rri*'*k------■* . rd chan I.. > ..._:.d—L. toui. -U J __ Li! |Cobh tiimtgh not a Weak hiiicr can } Why (at tj\e Sanford Herald, .8 ‘ F L O K '-.U I i: »' * *ti tiay work. r*. »■ Msrrh a recitation, and several other* who have only missed one night, Thla la a splendid record for night students after serving the public all day, and ia also very encouraging to the teachers. IH . H. C H A P P E L L PREPAREDNESS DIAMOND DUST 4 PAN AMERICAN COLLEGE OF COMMERCE : HL DIXIE FLYER AND» DIXIE LiMi. J CHICAGO AND St. LOU!? ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD 0. GARAGE t O u i UVv F»y II arrows A d v a -: ce in Price A p r il'fs t * ' ,t Ford Tires * • : ord Tubes Ford Body Braces uasoliue Gauges Ford Yale Switch i SAVE THIS 15 PER C EN T \ The Gea. H. Fernald Hardware; • Mr A L W A Y S USK STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTE U. 8. Government Buys h SOLD EVERYWHERE— J5c and 4 LOO A very much improve dn hia etyle of Rut v'u hot I never tarritd!'' batting, and with thts’ rhm.-dy to his Ami form the whole totvn knew M M» D;»nft>l cnto.v-d the style of lilttitiw ha* a great future i*l . \\ «•, ar*. '• •' hi.-.. a glad t’t» li.tv : . with UV and ahall j glimp-- <d his playing and .vary ' ■ I’ 1,,n readily agree that great }>(ospeets icuVh Typewriting." He are staring him In. the fact*. Cofib t hu* I cn Asking hookln cping fur *« v- keep* hi* steady playing mixed up i cral wedks. with plenty of life and hi* voire Js always, heard around the diamond. The ti t given* in Gregg Short­ He never has. a harsh word to say to hand Ia*t Monday night, was very any of his team mates when they eatUfictory. Mi** Faulknor aver­ make tin error and this tllone has aged fit* per cent, , Mr. Geo. Mfr caused m any 1player* to stay in the Laughltn fix per rent? nnd Lovell game longer thud the "crabs";- KnNeuton 92 per cent. It I* a pleasure euUMgement is a necessity in the tu help jmoplu who-are eager to euc- game, and to have such a player on reed. any team is a pleasure to the fans a* well a* the management. The Our nieht work D surprisingly High School may have had better good and- our record hook show* third saeker* in the past year than that Mr. McLaughlin ha* nut missed Cobh; if they did. they must haVe had a jewel. The writer has seen many a High School player per­ form, in fact some of the largest cities in the south, and we will have to say as an infielder, Cobh is just about us good as aqy of them. Sanford Vulcanizing Works e . w. PHONE 67 DICKSON SANFORD, FLA. A u t o T ir e s and T u b e s - R epaired All R ep air W ork G uaranteed ' ■ - * •.* .... I i » . ' newsy Sanford story The St.. I.,nd* liner had sent • A Gi-rman r Imat down to glory! Yep,, this was-the nows that Made Orlando’ quiver, That sent M. M. homeward A-burning up his fiivver! —Orlando Sentinid. Catholic Church a n d ! ceremonies SANFORD, Phone Buyers and Shippers of { Vegetables and Fruit > Rite* of Holy Week: Holy Thursday* * Sanford, Florida 210 E. First Street 7 a. m. Mass and Procession to -V* Good Friday— • 7 a. m. Mass and Procession to High Altar. . 7:30 p. m. 'Stations pf tho Cross, in memory of,the Passion and Death STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH of Christ. Easter Sunday — D A I L Y T R A I N S T O W A S H IN G 7 a. ni. Low- Mass. Sermon on the Resurrection. TO N A ND N EW YORK 10 a. m. - High Moss. N-*. >" No. 82 No. 88 No. 80 Choir will sing Raltcsnnn’s Mass, 8:10 p. mLv Jacksonville .9:10 a .m . 12:15 p.ra. 1:40 p.m. namely: Kyrie Kloison, Gloria, Cre­ 12:15 a. m. Ar Savannah 1:15 p.m. 4:50 p.m. 5:35 p.m. 8:15 a "1do, Snnctus, Agnes Del. LABOR UNIONS WILL HELP Ar Charleslon 5:35 p. m. 8:55 p.m. 9:55 p. m. Ar Richmond Sermon on " Jo y of Easter Sun­ 5:05 a. m. 7:10a.m . 9:13 a.m . 7:15 P W* 11:50 p. m. Ar Washington 8:10 a .m . 10:29 a.m. 12:33 p.m. American Federation of Labor Offers day." |>;1n a. H*. Ar Baltimore 10:01 a. m. 11:12 a.m. 1:52 p.m. Assistance ’ * 7:110 p. m. Benediction. 3:30 a. m. Ar W. Phll’phla 12:21 p. m. 2:01 p.m. 4.03 p.m. 5:50 a. m' Washington. March 2 9 .— MolblliAr New York__ 2:10 p. in. 4:20 p.m. 6:20 p.m. A I I .,( r r l re u lp m rn l. r l « M r fa n e . U jh u . P nl'm ^ n d , e « i n ( lo o m u<-«efr*- Itlmnj r*M zation of labor for government ser­ B*lU ' Beam in the Eye. Ire ln * S2, S * tn d SS. t A f ,l a , r p , i . urn SO W H -ivinneh- l ' i u o ( i ' t i wit| cff«n vice in event of war with Germany m. I t a t rrcllmnc clmtr c«»dchea Sfanjr n child, ns well us some old­ Fir Irtfurmotion or RrpcrvaUon Phone or Writ* was planned today at a conference er persons, hits puzzled over that ATLANTIC COAST LINE ..., of official* and labor leader* in the "beam" In the c j o of which tho New 138 W. Day St., Jacksonville. Fla.. Hillsborough Hotel. Tampa office of Secretary of Labor Wilson. Testament speak*. It Is not always Phone 17 # Phene 18? Men if* were outlined and agreed understood (lint this means u beam of A A A e A 4 A A * A « e e f 4 » e e « e e 4 e e e e e « e e 4 « # « « ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦ upon for (baking readily available light. Hut It wus l«-(t to Solomon enough workmen to insure operation Bernhard, In his wood cuts lllustrntof government shipyards and ar­ ' Ing the Illhle. published at LyonsMn lfiM,’ to picture this beam ns one of senals and of plants working on gov­ wood, reel angular. In section, sod s e v ­ ernment contracts. eral feet In length I * In Car Lots or Less ATLANTIC COAST LINE I 4 41 T R Y A H ER A LD WANT AD 4 » I ( -v *’ * A I* TI ■I- t . ' Jl �I* i .* *—* — n l rt — “ PAGE TH REE THE SANFOBO HERALD Wednesday for their homo In Cob* had been based on reasons of public vs tint the official* aim to forco her to Flrst Baptist Churches. do. expediency. The women had How The name Baptist was llrsL given to den, Illinois, after spending the win­ A RESUME OF SANFORD worked out their salavtion, he snid. Since she became » tennis sensation rertnln-cnnyfegtiUiin* of English Bepter in SunTord. M AETENINGSUrro DALE The •war rouid not be carried on In America, Miss HJurstedt. bus np- ,'nrntlHts which had recently restored * AJfiiu t'l {., iku without ’ them. - What moved him, (►cured In many cjtlci In exlthtllkm thA.ancient practice of Immersion, In Miss Maude Jinkins returned on '• U.io.."., ph,„ Mj * B. A. Trttwii, I’k ,., No, Tuesday last from a few days visit especially, he added, was the prob­ matches. In nil such lic e n c e s her ex-*j ltH-i. but (tie coifgregutlons were sevwith friends in Tampa and St. lem of reconstruction after the war. peitses were ppi '. Ilelng tit. nt .afeur, * ml yrnrs older Hirrmlint,- There wero sh*v never rccch .d pay foi h ,*r play-j two.Itodlca of ItaptlAs roundoff-before-T He considered it to Jbe neither, just PotersburR. Ittg. She vvn* gJa*! to do tints V**r tie* ‘ ilmt dateT-the Alin In Inns, established nor expeilieht to with hold ft'otn Truth S etters Fish Frv (be Iho tie that hinds." The Truth ■v tie* followers uf Julio Smy'lh. who .1 i. rt, nml iIn re Is tut Mrs Geo. I iiurns and Mrs, Hose |women lie* (lower or the right to iptcsti ui •-ti■ jli.it i!,e publicity gutte d idol been a clergyman of tie* t ’hurcli of 'Amine the most enjoyable* s>\ lh«* t Seeker* .,r,* fautpm. U>r thm* out Addington, who have been the guests make th**ir 'voices heard directly. fur town |. !..,ls tlimiigh 1s t weutlcr* ! England, founding lie,* llrst tJenernl week'" social events was the jolly door nici-tint:s. holding iw„ ,,r thr. anil all ilay picnic in the of Mr and Mrs Harry Ward left in t tie course of 11 ... . , .. The fact trial for three years there ful piny rig ability hits brought u large Hapllsl clturcb In Loudon In Itlll, nml fiih lO prctt> woodland del) known as yesterday for their home in Indian­ had li«ni no. recurrence of the “ de­ Increase In the number of women dev* tin* CalvlUlstlc,*or Particular, Itaptlst apolis. .• * *• • '* Strinsleilow’a woods on Wednesday, c|turcli cstnldlshcd In London In 1010. tent aide campaign that had dis­ liters of the game. .*' » St. Agnei Guild ■ • drrn by Mr*. F. E. Steinmeyer and figured our public life,"said Mr. The mernhen or St. Agnes q’uilrf Mrs. ti. M. Telford to the Wesleyan met with Miss Charlotte Hand on Heart’s Necessity. Well Hidden.'.' Mr. and Mr*. Wm, Weinert and Asquith, "would make it impossible Truth Seekers Class of th e Method* Welfare' require* tuie or two com­ James, .three, had a couple of pen-' for anyone to say that t h e ‘women Monday afternoon for their regular Miss Marie AVelnfrt are the guests jjt Sunday school. About 75 mem* had changed their manner of cam­ panions of Intelligence, probity nml njtw und forget where he put them, llo meeting, at which time the annual of Mr. und Mrs. ( ’. E. Henry. l#ri and friends Bothered beneath paign. Withe the exception of the grace, to wear out Ilf** with—persons j naked Ids mother If site knew where chicken supper was-discussed.' The with whom we can ‘■peak it few ren- they Wire, f'lie sold: "I don't know*, llic trtv* to enjoy tho d>dicious pie- supper will be given on Saturday Mrs. Hold. W. Jjmitb of Jackson- actual bearing of arms in the field noitalili* word* every day by whom we James, wliere di>l you put tlieui}** llo T.l'I'loarheon Kftur Manv of the Agnes 1 VJU*‘ ««><• and .Mrs. Jack Casey *enn .......................- d o , , and v.ho shall said: "I don't know, mamma, hut It * '* ir ucl.t their needlework and Cw *' W <,U|1" f,,r itH Uellcloua Qf Now ' urk * » £ w‘‘r‘‘ ‘ *m Week end ‘ o»D>huted to mnmtennnce of the |lt,|,| „* fa-t t.. p*. d •or,.,* im,| virtue, will he a good place, anyway; nobody jursts.brought their needlework and HU|)J)l.r!t a|„, thj# |ffom5 ri< ,|(. *|guest* of Mri and Mr,. J . II. Star- Allle* w*»teh women had not been - Enter*..,,. . L lll • • a happy,' informal day was much ; «-]{r<*gjnn l o ' t h * ml TI, . place- ling. 1 ' * ‘ ifctive und etheient as inch. ’. . . rnjo.,id. *■'« three o clock tho cla ss . wj|| he anttounceiH. r Those pres- ! . * .* ! Wherever one turned might he Ba* r i. to on ir ► > te prest, ent, ont vert* .Mr*. *| ’ ll i!;, Mr* A. Mi*s riarissa' Snrrllng returned to seen women who, without detriment Mrs. L. ‘i -tn or t j . t . a ns a . .- |4< Letts, Mr AIr\. •bicksonvHle. .with Mrs. Robt. Smith to tin* prerugativts of llieirs*x, were ,iJ:i 1 ter whit i folowcd Allien i r.-, .Mi- llroxlnn Perkins f for * lv' " weeks visit. ju-rforming vvutk which three years a ‘ .*!!!, 1 Iy Iind >jiss .i'uTtl., S fim >n. Mr* It AA * - -ago would .hive I.... .. (regarded a* Mrs, Ellison of Wick!? \ Edward*. failing cm Imivol.v within tin- n rov -, r. M ' n . n . u . i a l u I . f i niii v '.I**. Ellison tobl p-r.ional im H :’ ilic* of men. “ After t i c w:yT qil* arr.\. d ■ irlv in I In* • ami gave delltthtful rein- .. ^ , tioiw would an o* \\it If regard lo " ' * ;. to vi-it Mr'. MrT*anielV‘.*ister, jnj„ . of the Holy Lund, c ulled women - labor functions and n ctiv-( Mr*, p, f).^ ( ‘qblt. Thg family refrom « -vivid journey thfough that .itteg in -which the women must have* irai, ltd while Mr. McDani *1 Ht, * 1 i«i. The ltaipy day came a vtdre," said M r . Asquith,, . • wept mi in Orlando as delegate to 1‘ i l i f O r to .v rI with the singing of "Hies Mr. Asquitli nl**o supjiortetl strong­ Mis* l.tl, (I, Si: t *dclL; fit fully ,t" ‘ AVooilun'n Convefttlon. ly lit-* ojfn’r (iriqiosals for eleylornl j e.niertsiinctl t '. ■-t ; V ,► / t h p,j oils* May n pintorcd over reform itnd expressed tin* opinion Oman Sochi.. i,i, ' oiid.ty at In r r home nu r.iiioo oiiM'h —This being front Hay Iona on Monday for a that the recoinmeiidaiKin* that all J 0 the social iro-cfiiig o f i l m society was brief vi-.it to ln*r cousin, M r * . A. It elections shoulil take place, on on** enjoyed, for Mi ., Stewart is ,t Chappell, leaving again on Tuesday day, *1 *alt with one of th** greatest ’ reforms which could In* induc'd. II gracious host • Tho.-c present* for Ft. Myers. Innderstood that fh» life of tin* Par* were Mrs. (arm T rvlof. Airs Korliatu *nt wot.I I lo* i,\i ,, i, i |- | for* her 'li* * l,*.„i„ WIn\ » nil rd iiroed h I rh*. •* t* ii ! .* *„ unit! the i *'d of N o W n b , r m| hop Mo 'i n from i \, .;* A ir*. M ti ' ■■ r e d M •* . M,i Howe .it |).i\'tfitt;i , ‘ d fli.tt a new register on |Ji, Im *rt Aiidi-u, M.irih.i a b o u t ...a n d p e o p le e v e n t s ... t In r 1 , -it. •-! I'llo 1 'I* I tain* <1 ch.i n .' . ty on A’, i'u ' I wm • t t* .nr . nt. r* M . . ‘ ill ; r,- i ,|i - M Ai the trl i *i * .1 .i > * te Mm I> II N nu I,ll *.*alnw l i Aprd ■o.i i lli.lt hum * i *. I i, re in , i,, . . W O M A N ’S C L U I t tif M.ldlMMl |:i lightful. Mmiir was Hie keynote of <*x |><»c‘I imI toflay for a nhort viail to t'luh t'alcnilar the evening's pleasure, -a number of I lior Kijitir, Mr^. A. It. riiapiivl). Wiylmsday, April Ith vocal selection* being rendered by i Husiness Meeting' Club Jtjrt Inlay Mr,. J . D. Park«*r was among Mrs, James Taylor whose songs al- ' ( ‘i l . - b ra ti.m M r- 1 M T h'H»» v * hn 11allow a\ al tend d 1 - Woodmen W'ttys charm i n 1:. - : *, wer* |if I’n-.nb *.i and Mr * i 1 1 : . • ^l. | , |,.t ' fto** 111. in and Air li.ird HUPPALO. N 't ,P. QALLfy CO. OF I iiiiniiinixxxxx CORN g BEAN I V' AND I , ! - o,\ i';• S | lull Itirtlidn) Parti After tin* tegular business meeting •• " ll>'ni a' Tiin-li Unlit, Week 111 Sailfortl. the guest ill Mrs. of the Woman's Club on AAediiesilnv Owing to a misunderstanding, the J N. Hobson. Mi,s AA’ullac** who is TIM E. X afternoon there will be a birthday lecture by Mr. Kelsey ,mi " Hawaii" 1 a trained nurse al the McEwatt saowa» announced in Tuesday’s issue of j ituiium in Orlando was called home celebration, this being the fourth anniversary of the club, A pleasing ! The Herald tit the Lyric Theatre f by tin* illtrm of her fniluv. ; program, a pleasant surprise ami a | The lecture, bowcier. will be g h e n j ( S We have th offer the best ( 'oinhinntion Planters 3 [silver freewill offering will be feu- 1 tonight at the Parish House. It j , ; Friends of 'Percy fackard, who = on the inarlvet. * We I.live ;i full stock of ( '(tie “ All iticmher* given under the auspice* of the -hot himself u« •idetitally several tares uf this occasion of tin■ lab are ii[gc<i to attend. AAmoan’s Club, the proceeds to to- week, ago will repilcc lo hear that Sc l*lain-\ it av and John Deere Pianters. Also a for tin* benefit of tin* starving Ar- In* i* abb* lo lie up again jjood stock of Plauit Jr. Stvtlers. : : : : : : median*. j Snrlnl Department .Air-* Man,tii*!d arrived from I’e) A very delightful meeting of ih ft,). I, r Ihnirt ham. Georgia till, week to visit lo-r Social Department was held at tin* Woman’* Club on Tuesday after­ The (iuii.i of the t'hurcli of the daughter. Mrs <i AA Jtftilej noon. with Mr*. ,1 It. Starling the Holy Cross will give an Easter Mr. t'harie* Itrailley, who hn* j agreeable hna|c»*. Two table* of dance at the Parish House on Thurs­ IN OCR NKW STORE' been the guest of Mr. T. J. Miller bridge were played, at which tinday night. April 5. Tickets can bo and Mr Frank Mill*-r leave, today prise, a pair of sill, hn,. was won by secured from any of thv iiiembc.'* Mt, Norma Ki n g ALLaui'lilm There will lo* good music nod r • for N'ew Anl*k X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X • other, member* nml visitors en­ freshmeiii.,. Further information Mrs. II*. II. Hill l**ft yesterday for joyed a social time with their will he given in the Easter Edition, Dainty refr --I,incuts X X X IIIIIillllllX X X IIIIIIIIIIlIX tX IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X next Tuesday, in the local column. Ohio to visit her two (laughter* who needlework live there. were /Served in the late afternoon. A variety of spring Mowers henuti* Coitgrnfaf I ’irinit l ‘nrt]/ lied the auditorium and reception Mr* llessie Hmi, it returtu'd AA'etlSHIP TO M* and Mrs. .1, It Starling gave hull a charming picnic on Friday in nesday from, Atlanta, (in. honor of their house guest*, the geni­ Mr*.'Duncan Peterson of Crescent MAY BAR MOLLA BJURSTEOT = al party mntorinV to Orlando for the C. Cow­ - C O M M IS S IO N M E R C H A N T S day. Included in the party were City is the guest of Mrs. an on Sanford Height*. Proposed Rule to Prohibit Club* From Mr., and Mr*. Casey of New York _P a y j n B - T r a v e l l n o - E x p a n M a - W d l city. Mr*. Hold. Smith of-Jacksum Handle all kinds Fruits and Vegetables. We Keep Her Out. . Mrs.* Ed. Smith of Dculu^ who ha* villc. Mis* Clarissa Starling, Mr. offer you our Ten years experience. , Prompt re: Roy Chittenden and Miss Phyllis been the guest of hi r sister, Mrs. ,J; The tennla offlcluls have tiecnine so It. Ray has returned home. S turny. You take no chances in consigning your Kelly, who joined them ttt’ Orlando.. icndty nfTeetcd by the "amateur mania" ttmj*’ they probably will adopt n rule = goods to us. Mrs. Moody of Tarpon Spring* at their coming inoelliqt whlcb may bar Itnuylitrm- of W’rtltg t ha* returned boon* and Mis* Mary Miss Moll,i lljurstcdt. the Kcandlii.avi Mrs. Dwight F. Itubliitt very d«v II K F E H K N « K S s lliss**tt bns returned to* Texas after an star and clmmplno, from appear­ lightfully entertuinud tho Daugher* Ilrailstrcel Al! Trade PapersDunn Any Hank in Atlnntn a poeasant visit to Mrs. Missett, on ing In vxhlhltlnn mutches throughout of Wesley and their toucher, Mr*. Sanford Heights. the country. «■ J . I). Roberts lust evening at her at­ The girl net vv|/,ird Is cotnpnrnllvely X X X IIIIIillllllX X X illllllllH lX tX IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X tractive home on the Sanford Or­ Mr. It. .A. AA’eeks, who was u rup- pour. By prufesulon she Is n nurse. lando .road. . After the business of rewntatlvo to tjie Woodmen of ‘the tho meetii g was transacted u pleas­ World Convention in Orlumlo spent F O K T H E A U T O M O B IL E O W N E R — ant social hour wn* enjoyed. Mrs. several hours on Thur»duy In SnnBubbttl served Ire cream and cake ford, the guest of his cousin, Mrs. Uabilily Insurance against^Arridettl, (he pernon nml Properly, Is nt the refreshment hour. May Dickin*.' ti necessity*' You muni have it eventually......................................... • " I . i In 1 AAallio pent 1.,,-w PLANTING x IS HERE g XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX | advance! M H IL L H A R D W A R E CO. S • fl A T L A N T A , G E O R G IA S Entice of an ad van ce o f 1,( to Ho per cen t in all 1 WILLIAMS-THOMPSON COMPANY, Inc. | U filing In ks Ita.s been rc 1 11. reived. W e h ave a ffootl S S,,PI>L' <>n hand that will = S U" ;tl lhe old price. _ | WRITING FLUID | | Quarts - $ 1 .1 5 1 It" 1! ; - 701 .4 0 1 PENCRAFT | | Quarts - $ 1 .2 0 1 | Pints - -■ .75 x | Half-Pints .4 5 1 , S (*Vt a Supply Today §| X tuul Save Money X 15 Ih e r a l d I ■SLEPHON-E 148 i'’il;IIIIXH IIllll|||IXXX * __ __ • /tilths ' Bin Pope, who* has been in town Mr. nnd Mr*. Jewc Thomson an­ ever' since Christmas returned to nounce the birth of a little daughter CaTtabun, (la., last week. Wednesday, March 2Sttu The little lady weighed eight pounds. Come and see C O N N E L L Y / THE SOUTHLAND litrjtut at H'omavt'j Club Mr. and Mrs. ( * / c . L-e am re - 1 Tin* muale pupils of Miss Florence juicing in the birth of a little girl. “ ll(l *>» pupili of Mia* (.retchon Schullx* class in dramatic read­ Wednesday, March 28th. ing will give their spring recital at the Woman's Club on Suturdny af­ P m o n a l .Mention • ternoon. A delightful program hta MU* Minnie Humphreys of Mem­ been arranged which will begin at d phis, Tonn., who lias been t i e guest o'clork. Friends of Miss Frank and of her cousin, Mrs. Tom Davis left Miss Schultx, a* well as of the young for her bourn on Thursday. pupil* are cordially invited* to at­ , \ ______ • tend. * • Mr. 11. *R‘. White and daughter. Mi** Flossie While, nmi Mrs. Joe RECOGNIZE THE WOMEN Has* and little sou uf Kisninime? are % visiting iMr. and Mr*. T . •E. Speer England in Favor of Granting Equal at :i()2 Olive aveyue. Right* Mrs. R. Wiley Edwards, who has Londnry, March 2'l.—Former .Pre­ been having a pleasant visit with mie.* Asquith said in the House of the home folks (nr several weeks lias Commons today that he and other returned to Wilson, N. C. * * member* no longer regarded the question Of woman suffrage from the Mr*. II. W. Herndon bus returned standpoint occupied before the vvitf." from u visit to St. Petersburg. Mr. Asquith made; Xbut statement in moving* the adoption of a plan for Mta. II. L. Lingle, with her sou. the electoral reform. Mr. Aiquith Glenn and duughter, Emily left onNuid his o|iposion to womitn sulfrag ALL-STEEL ELECTRIC-LIGHTED TRAIN % ' Chicago, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Grand Rapids, Cincinnati and Louisville t Lv Jacksonville . Lv W ay cro st___ Lv T lfto n ______ Lv M a c o n ........... Lv A tla n ta.......... Lv Knoxvlllo___ Ar C o r b in ........... Ar LouRvlllo----Ar Indianapolis. Ar C in cin n a ti... Lv C in cin n a ti... Ar Grand Rapids Lv C in cin n ati. . . Ar Chicago.......... Lv C in cin n ati. . . Ar Cltveland — V © UNt.rtrtXiOl Molla OJuratedt. Her incomo from that wnircu ts sutll4'i<*nt to meet her ordinary expense* of living, but not much mure. Cert,du­ ly It dues not prove enough money to enable her to pay traveling expense* wherever sh ifts asked appear la an vaidldUou . j u v . L u l ib .u la I -; . i A ( ' L 8.20 PM A G 1- 10.30 PM GS.VF 12,40 AM 3,SB AM ( ' of ( l LA N 7.18 AM li A N 12.29 PM LA N 3.29 PM LA N 9.00 PM 2.00 AM Penn L A N 9.00 PM GltAI 11.59 PM (IRA l 2.00 PM Penn 11.59 PM Penn 7.45 AM Penn 11.30 PM Penn 7.45 AM ►O i l TO INI Pullman Sleeping Cara nnd Com­ partment Observation ( ’a r —;JackKoavillo to Cliicagoj JackMinviUo, to lniluuut|MilH (v ia lami.ivillc) (foroccum,icy until 7.:t(l a.’ht ) Jncknonviilo to .’level,ind (via Cincinnati) daily, and ■ba'krunviUo to Grand Rapid* (\!a Cim immti) miri-vm-kiy, leaving Jacktonvdlu Mondays and Thurbdaya Thoroughfare Coaches, Jackson­ ville to ChTcngojh i|Qgngo«nd ; cat-ear JackMinviUo to Cincinnati; largo and easy high-hacked *e*t*ieieetric lighted. Dining Tara serving all meals, ser­ vice u la carlo. 1 TICHIT *dl NT or A T L A N T IC COAST LIN E RAILROAD " T H E S T A N D A R D R A I L R O A D OF T H E S O U T H " J . G. KI RKLAND A. W.' F R I T O T ■ivision u i a N a i m in t jA c n to a v iL U . r l a . m iM IM II f | i j c .x j, » c i . ( Muiio n -•a«tNCin «aiHT T IM ? * , rv*.. » e V. •XV � 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, 1917 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 03, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 03, 1917. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 03, 1917; <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/5eb3cc70e538b7f2126252d37aa6aaca.pdf 33cc94d16fee9f2cb72e0029dc9b66f3 PDF Text Text » • ^ n pp/ ■ ____ • • r „ .. . • , • ’ • " S B ® .“ -*-~ •* . •. •• • * * . ’ * . *■ ’ - . . . . ♦ . * , • • •« * » •* v • - * r.’ . . . • _ _____ __ * .* r r k***v*^V * '*••• ' ' ’* • ' ; 1" *. : . * ,• j<3 % • ’ / 't* ••— * • k * ** * ■ '} t IN TH E HEART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI WEEKLY I N S A N F O R G — L I / e J i W mrh L icine VOLUME VIII NUMBER 66 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. APRIL G. 1917 gaiiizcd troop* v*ith ndi-quuto inde­ pendent supply lines should go to Europe. *To do’otherwise, one officer declared, might make American • troops n menace rat her than an aid to the Entente armies. It would further tax the already heavily strained French nhd British supply systems. GOOD HALL GAMES FLORIDA LEGISLATURE SEN A TE AND HO USE GET RIGHT DOW N TCT B U S IN E S S ' Will Finish Up Mmlcs J. J. Frawley, representing the GENERAL STAFF WOULD K A I S t Luhin Co.,. of Philadelphia -has re­ ARMY OF YOUNG turned to Sanford and will go over - * MEN some of the ground recently covered In obtaining n moving picture of the Washington, April 3.—Detailed Sanford celery fields and the city plans of t h o . w a r department “ for streets. Some of the films ure notfalsing an a rm y numbering millions good and his company requested a if that is necessary to bring the gov­ retake of a part of the fields. Mr. ernment of thp Germnn empire to Frawley will then have the film terms" were placed in President ready to show all over the United WiUtm’s hands today in n form of a newspapers States and Snilford will also -show bill prepared by th e General’ Stall the pictures here. Gov. Cntts declared hit intention and reviewed' an d revised In part by to support the stnte-wide Prohibi­ Secretary lVaker und the general of­ tion amendment with ajl -hir* power,, St. JVdersburg Odd Fellows ar«* to ficer* who arc his military advisers. influence nnd energy. The .(5over nor The President ns commander- in­ have their own home in a s h o rt said Plelis Holt and his hunch was chief already has approved the basis time. The lodge has been let to here to defeat the submission am end­ adopted for th e war nrm>, and prep­ John Wright, a -contractor, to erect ment tut he did last session, when arations haye been made at the war tho building, which will cost $15,000, they bought a barrel of liquor nnd department fop presenting the inrus- and. work "will be started at once. ■* several of beer hunch here to de­ urc to the military committees of bauch mumlti-rs of tiie Icgi.dalure. congress. lie cited nn instanre • where one sonSecretary of Wnr Raker said today ,ilor va« drunk in ht- -*ut in the it sim'iil go to the house and v nate i - i,.it<-, a n d dot hired that if spelt a committees as soon as the war reso­ thug incurred while In- was governor, lution hud’ been adopted. Majorbe would oust sui h Fountor or m< inGeneral Scott, chief of stall will ex­ iu r if lie had to call nut tiie state settling tin** l'Torid.i Meilpuil Asso­ plain the plnn and the military rea­ militia to do it.. Mr. C a lls de­ ciation. Dr. Miller and Ids associ­ sons lor the need to train the numclared he had whipped Pleas Holt ates had prepared a hill, which the her of soldiers the hill will produce. and hi* hunch before und he would legislature will -he asked to pass, This is believed to be not less than whip them again. * providing for a joint hoard of med­ 2,000,000 to bo trained within two •'The Governor said, he hail been ical examiners upon which hoard will yesrs. doing hi* best to cle.ul up the ootin- be represented the several schools of in the N a v y Department Secre­ It will be known' uh the trv, and that his efforts hud not 'tnedblne tary Daniels announced during th e medical protective net regulating lo-eh without surcess, though the day that contracts for approximately the practice of medicine and surgery. newspapers’ never had anything to 200 submarine chasers and coast With n single hoard of examiners say about his successes. He, had The many visitors to. Sanford are patrol boats had been let and nddi been writing letters to the various there will he uniformity of require­ tlonal' contracts were being signed greqtly surprised at the many build­ county officers whom ho had dis­ ments und much less danger of cor­ each day. Propnrntlons to take into ings in construction ut this time. covered were slack in the perform­ ruption, such as wus evidenced by the service a huge fleet of small T ho buildings arc many of them in ance of their public duties, rem ind­ the rerent charges upon which the motor craft -for inshore patrol work the business portion und dem on­ ing them of their short comings nnd ' Eclectic Hoard was removed from strate that one of the busiest seasons also are being completed. gently hinting that if they were sat­ office. is ahead for. this city. ‘The »rnpe of the War D epart­ isfied with their pr«i»« til job* nnd For vo.ir.i the legitimate medical Among tiie business blocks are, wanted to stay in office they had ment's army plan is gradually lie­ profession of the state has been s a t­ coming Hear, although the details the two story building for the Sent- i better discharge their* duties. The isfied that this" Eclectic Hoard had arc 'being withheld until they ure inole Coifnty P.ank being erJctcd in result, he found, was a general been ttaffiring in bogus diplomas sent to congress. Included in the the rear of the new Imnk that will tightening up of loose methods all among the quacks who could not scheme must be the funds and e q u ip ­ lie occupied as store rooms and yf- >along the line; that blind tiger* were pass tie- examination und secure ment neveessary to establish mili­ fires. .This bujlding will be two taking to the lull uncut, and certain licence in tin regular way. but it tary training on a basis never be­ stories in height with a frontage on 'towns that used - to receive $500 vma not until recently that they fore attempted iii tiie United States Magnolia avenue of about forty wortli of liquor per week o n ly get were able to trap tlu- frauds. Trench lighting is the predominating feet and will extend hack about $1M wortli now. Gov. Cults said the It in to b< hoped ilint the legixlufeature of th e buttles of today. vixty feel. Tiffs building is bring | new.■‘papers were silent as the tomb ture will appreciate tie- ixtreme imMuniC, trench warfare, realist is to constructed of vit rifled brick and 1on iiuttt--rs of ibis kind, but never­ piiM ime of eMermituiling these * tic last possible degree must 'replace facing will be made 'of black mortar theless the ijtfqripution is reaching the quack* ami protecting the public much* of* the old open order skirmish grouted construction making a beau- i public.* and th at fte wnhtod ft und-r- by tiinMnff it possible for them to drill*. Mipp'otncurtcd with hand fight­ tiful front Itnil the building will lie stooil when public otlic ..! i . lolnlcd obtain intone to prej u|-on tin- pub­ ing and vigorous physical cxcrcis* to most substantial. th** oath of oUrc^fhcir heads would lic Ilealtb. 'lb r e is little doubt but The First National Rank is asking j drop Into the basket, and th at if the wli.it tin- IlHMIlhets of bulb hrnuehc* harden the men ns quickly ns posfor bids for tv |wn story building of j .rii ite r avv fit to i lick til" head • will Uphold the h ill« lif-the medical brick to lie on* ted on Park a v e n u e 1 Iqtik iii i t,could do s < but the <i;>v- I ;ofi miiiii in .th xi i ffoM * to cXlcfI In re are many indications that in the rear of the bank that will be eriior would whack them off t::hln minute tin- medical frauds It is il is proposed to |>uil«l up a fighting nn ornnipetit to thnt part of the | quite evident that they will have the machine composed exclyilvely yf city, . This building will n!«o lie for * Tiie story was told of a certain li.-arty cooper.^ion of -thu governor. men in their-twenties snd’ eltHi inun sb-riil of n north Florida county, storks and office*' . • fret- from hom e rmponsibilflies -or Roth of these buildings will en­ who .had been pi-rmUlftig b i s ‘ bid -ttnHe-tn pulk ofT tr-bi^ cork -tighr-nr*rare* that might i-mbortUM-hia-aol: hance the appearance “of DnsTdferly qualities. A perfect military strects ufid instead of vacant loti tuslonully. Recently suld o. u. g a th ­ weajion i3 to be fushion-d, officers will be hives- of industry nnd it is to e re d 'in about fifty game cocks in M>". if the arm y'* plan is accepted he hoped th at more of our property preparation .for one of his gmcullar society functions. The sheriff heard i by congress. It will take t im e '.And owners will sec the benefft* of con­ money,’ but it will furnidi such a verting vacant lots into fine business of it nnd hurried over to his uncle's house to tell* him that if that cock force, us will m ake its weight tell property. * . fight Came off he would arrest him against any troops in the world. Among, the other brick buildings und all his invited guests nnd lork Presumably th e oldest men within nre the new Baptist church that will thc;n up. In explanation of his sud­ the prescribed limits would lie called be constructed at once, costing den impulse to enforce.tho law. the out first. • a b out ten thousand dollars nnd will sheriff said, “ Why, if t h a t .o ld fool These classes would yield the tho church building to bo construct­ at. Tallahassee should hear of that smallest number for training, for tho ed in the rear of the present fine fight my job wouldn't bo worth a percentage of men to assume family building thnt has been used tem ­ cuss." * responsibilities goes up rapidly after porarily for tho church. The new These exhibitions of the Gover­ twenty years i* reached. They building will bo of tapestry brick to would be, however, men in their correspond w ith the other building. nor’s rigid backbone are said .to*be most vigorous y e ars,' reidy for any Tho new Presbyterian church will responsible for the' movement be­ hardship. Each auccceding Incre­ be finished about the first of--May ing launched by ." th e Jacksonville ment of 500,000 called out for train- and Is another ornament to the city. bunch" to pass some legislation to log) WwtM.. prdfcnidy have reached There pre many other buildings curtail the Governor’s powf-r 'to re­ the same stage, of physical develop­ planned for the summer nnd the move delinquent ofllcinls. T he G o v ernor seems keen for a scrap with ment by tho tim e tho training had contracts will soon be announced. these opponents nnd has expressed been given. W his determination to carry ’t h e ' case Physical sta n d a rd s of tho regular Austria Talks Peace to tho court of public, opinion, if army will bo rigidly maintained. London, April 4.—A dispatch from necessary, believing that the people Registration of all single men be­ The Hague t o - t h e Exchange Tele­ will sustain him as they have in the tween the fixed ages will bo a ’ big- graph Company received here today past. Meanwhioe it looks as though task. Cooperation of state and mu­ says, Austria Hungary will break’ dip­ nicipal authorities may be sought lomatic relations with tho United there will be some stirring times in under the plana for stato cooperation States as tho result of storng Ger­ old Tullahassce within the next sixty duys. .. *n tho national w ar measure program man pressure. . (Carter) . being framed by the Council of Na­ At tho conference- attended b tional. Defense. Several million men Emperor William and Emperor Tnllahassee, April 3.—Senator A. must bo enrolled and examined Charles, nnd the ministers and gen­ physically before the process of erals of the Central Powers, the cor­ M. Wilson of Manatee nnd DeSoto workers of certain classes whose respondent says, the chief subject counties hns prepared and will intro­ labor ia vital to maintenance of tho dealt with was the American situa­ duce n hill authorizing a committee, food and war supplies of the nation tion. of three from each branch of the Will he exomnted as a class. legislature, with tho comtnUsioncr of The conference is also said to have agriculture as its chairman, whose received im portant declarations from duties shall be to investigate the Count Cternin von Chudcnits, the advisability, nnd practicability of Austro-Hungariun foreign minister, creating one- or more fertilizer fac­ on the pogaibioity ol an early peace. tories to be owned and operated by The Emperor of Austria intends, the state. it is added, to make a statement ro The object of this measure is to the world shortly to that effect in furnish the farmers of this state fer­ the name of the Central Powers. tilizers ut n price which they can Sanford High Will I'lay Ocala and Rollins Hall Teams Next Saturday wo will have the first ball game of the season when Sanford High School pfuys the Ocala High School team. On Monsdny af­ ternoon Sanford High will play the Rollins College.. Academic team. Roth games promise some rare sport ns the teams are said to j>e in line shape. Admission to the games will he 15 and 125 rents and a big crowd RECOMMENDS MANY REFORMS THAT WOULD BENEFIT * should be out to both games. FLORIDA At a meeting of the Kustis Hoard of Trade recently Piesident .Ferrate introduced the matter of liulkheading the lakeshore at the city wharf nnd extending som e distance on, both sijbxt, und using this for park pur­ poses. The project met with onthusaistic approval, and a commitlo o , was appointed to acquire the necessary property .rights and to present the project to tho city coun­ cil for action. It is proposed to issue bonds to meet the uxpenso, which will he in the.neighborhood of $ 8, 000 . * * The Governor's message, although crude in spots and, with nothing new and startling in it Hah much to com­ mend it in many- part*. He nt least advocates reforms that are needed even though be probably knows th at he will never have them all put over, 1 Ie begins by saying th at many of our luws are antiquated, terhnical nnd hard to understand, and recom­ mend# that Ahey be annulled, a n d the laws lie mode plainer and re­ codified. , He recommends submitting to the people for adoption a prohibition constitutional amendment. In or­ der to obtain the benefit of the' con­ gressional good roads fund he rec­ ommends that suitable legislation lie enacted. He urges that great cau­ tion be made in th<* m atter of a p ­ propriations not to make the taxes too burdensome. Ho rocomptends an inheritance, tax. n e says such n law is now in force in forty-eight stntes. 11c says that the legislature should clothe the tax commission vyith greater powers. That a hoard consisting of the comp­ AFTER THIRTEEN HOUR DERATE troller. state treasurer and n member VOTE WAN EIGHTY-TWO of the railroad commission should bo AGAINST SIX authorized to assess railroad prop* brtie*. (Ie recommends nn additional state auditor, extra help lor tho governor's ofiicu of two additional clerks,* unotlu-r member for tho su­ preme court, nn insurance comm.ssinner, and appointee to be known as “ the friend of the convict.'* This otfiriul is to stay nmong the con­ victs sharing their privutions, so as to lie in sympathy with them, so that he will lie in a position to take their part, ns lhe “ Son of Man came to the earth and took tho part of a tost (sncl ruined world with our Heavenly Father pleading at the mercy seat." This proposition he realizes may lie ridiculed but the time will come, he nays, when tho world will see that he is right. t !!>• favors a state printer/, nnd an appropriation-of one hundred and fifty thousand dodurs for the crea­ tion of another state building a t.T a l­ lahassee. '< Tit* governors favor the repeal of the Hrynn olcctlon'lnw and a ruturn to two ptlmarie*,, one following quickly upon tie* heel* of tho other. . He’ favors a law that would recall every -pfHcur~from~tt JtUilcp of tho pcuco to n member of the nuprcmo court. « • ■ He favors industrial training in the schools. The txation o f church property other than church edifices and parsonage*. Ho favors a ntoro liberal libel law for tho newspapers; would have nil 'teachers licensed,' whether teaching private or public schools, all undergoing .the same soldiers, and monthly payments. He would make the legal rate of interest 6 per cent. He would im­ pose a privilege tax on telegraph, telephone and railroad companion. Ho wdutd have the legislature pro vide better ahlpping facilities for the producer. He would have the flag afloat from every public school building in the state. Ho admits having made m« Will Address Uoard of Trade Dr. Ward, president of Rpllins College will address the Hoard ol Trade at the regular meeting next Tuesday night and all the membera are requested*’to. be present. Dr. Ward will have something of inter­ est for all the . citizen* of Sanfordand every one is invited to be pres­ ent ut eight o'clock in the court room. • ?! 1 ‘J | | �Several Mice Bargains in Improved Celery Farms In M. M. Smith Subdivision are being Sold Rapidly. Some o f the finest land in Sanford’s Famous Trucking region iS r - J y 40 Acres Best Located Partially Improved Celery Land City Lots and T w o Fine Homes for Handling on Terms REAL esta te , loans and in s u r a n c e Sanford, Florida 109 Magnolia Avenue to Insure. YYhen your home or ire in ashes it will be too late. See me today about Is O f f e r i n g Some Exceptionally . , Attractive Bargains in Improved and Unimprov . ' ed Farfns. Fire Insurance Life Insurance , ,. * i f »** A C R E S — C le a re d ,-fe n ce d , g oo d w e ll, c o n v e n ient to transportation, $1,200. Surety Bonds • •• Easy terms. i n ACRES—5 acres cleared and 1 v house and barn, located on brie convenient to transportation, $3,500. cash, balance easy terms. , • Any One of the Above Valuable Protections Secured on a Moment’s Notice. ACRES—All cleared, fenced and good well, on brick road, $3,500, Small cash payment and balance easy terms. If not convenient for you to see me drop I have several other Splendid Farm Proposi tions and also City Properties which will make you sit up and take notice Come or Write 210 EAST FIRST STREET YOUR BUSINESS W ILL BE APPRECIATED *• * • . Sanford Florida ■£ �* •* : T i n : BAhMOMD * ;« •!!! Farmers and Items or Interest for the Man Behind the Plow Increase the farm Output natural tendency to fatten evenly I n a manufacturing business there und will put on llesh rapidly and mrc four ways of increasing the out- more economically than tin* scrub p u t of products: First, by increasing animal. The meat o f.a quickly ma­ the fore* of workmen and the num­ turing iniiinal of good blood lines is ber of working hours each duy; sec­ always of better quality th a n the ond, by improving machinery and scrub stock can produce. The animal with good blood in his equipm ent; third, by a rearrangment or the plant to permit greater,, ease veins In tho profitable animal. He a n d rapidity of operation; fouith, by produces more meat and better improving the working conditions to meat and better meat than the The packer can afford to auch an extent that a greater pro­ scrub. pay and does pay more a pound for duction by each man for each day such meat than for the ordinary will be secured. stock. The first mentioned m.’thod of in­ Every farmer who does not be­ creasing production, says F. M. Rasi of the University of Florida lieve in improked livestock should college of agriculture is not to be visit the Interstate Stock Yards nt considoicd except in exceptional Jacksonville and wutch the sales in cases. It is not used by good fac­ progress. Tho prices paid (or the tory managers and should not he different classes of stock arc the used on the (arm. for the farmer is most eloquent argum ent for better really a manufacturer and whnt is livestock, an argum ent of dollars not good practice in-other factories and cents, nnd these dollars and is not a good practice for him to 'cents mount up to the hundreds whe adopt. It is the other three methpds when the price pf a carload of stock * of increasing production which are is considered. most vital, and should be looked into t The days of scrub .stock, scrub by the farmer who is anxious to take methods nnd scrub prices arc rapida d vantage of. the- high prices now ,y paagjnBi \y 0 nrtf now entering nn offered for farm products. era jn which thoss who keep good f stock, and follow careful methods With the Women Folks will reap the just rewards, some* Here are a few 'items which will thing the farmer has not nlwuys re­ give an idea of how much interest is reived in the past, being taken in the work of the coun­ ty home demonstration agents, there Improve Your Poor band being thirty-two in the- state: Many farmers in "Florida have a Escambia County: The l.-rkey plot of unprofitable land on their school has a garden under the gener­ furms that cun he brought into al supervision of the agent, hut more profitable cultivation thru the ex­ directly under the direction of the penditure of some time uml money. teachers who supervise the work Such- additional expenditure may daily. The children have the fence not lie advisable during normal .built, the ground cleared and plant, , , periods of production with tho at- 1"IT: amount, of Uve stock. To help the progress of th e campaign, tho hank­ ers are trying to’ meet the demand for increased credit extensions, the thing on which the success of tho plan ttepenas, •Easier money, loans at lower tales of interest with longer tim*j in which to meet them is to be offered farm­ ers. Increased productions, of farm crops mean nn increase in th* avail­ able feet! for livestock. To dispose of this feed to the best advutnage means that it should be used in the production of more and better live­ stock on the farm on which the feed was grown. The easier money pro­ vides the credit necesazry for en­ larging the herds, This general plan of increasing farm production is being followed by some banks in this state, * b u t the movement should .become a p a rt of the policy of nil tho banks. Farm loans arc good loans, and they are especially nsfe * when made to the mun engaged in safp or diversified farming, T hey should bo much more a ttrac tiv e than loans made to the one crop farmer, a class of loans often favored by bankers. . Appropriate Easter exercises in all the services next Sunday. CHICAGO AND St. LOUIS D IX IE FLYER Hr J«k§onvlll« _.A C L 8.30 PM Ar M a c o n ............ G S& F 4.25 AM At A t la n t a .......... C of O 7.40 AM Ar Chattanooga - H I M 12.12 PM Ar N a s h ville ------- H i m 4.45 PM Lv N a s h v ille -------H i m 8.15 PM Ar St. L o u is ------ I C 7.20 AM Lv Nashville-------- LAN 4.53 PM A r Evansville........IA N 9.58 PM Lv Evansville----- CAKl 10.25 PM Lv Vincennes-----CAKl 12-08 PM A r Terra H a u ta . .CAEI 1.13 AM A r D a n v Illt .........CALI 3.13 A|V| Ar Chicago ...........CAEI 7.10 A Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Lv Ar Lv Ar Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar DIXJL LIMITED Jacksonville.. ACL 9.1s a m Macon . . . . . . GHA V 4.38 pm A tla n ta ..’. . . . c ut<| 7’ao p S Chattanooga N t i m 11,43 p'-i Nashville___ i c t m 4.07 Afr Nashvillo . . . l.AN ' 1.15 4 VI Evansville . . LA \ 8.34 AM Evansvlllo . . LA N 8.48 f V St. Louis LA \ ?.G0 J’.M Evansvlllo . ("Ai l 6. »3 M Vincennes___ CAM 10.1$ AM Terre H au te. .CALI 11.40 AW D a n v ille ........CAEI 1.G7 PM C h ic a g o ..----- CALI __ . PM 4.25 C o m p a rtm e n t a n d O bservation-L ibrary Sleeping Car*, eomforuhW. founty anJ V »ifttf/ Jarkaonvillo to Cbie*tt> * ... , * t D raw ing-R oom W eeping t> rw Jatkm nv W W Cbir«*n »ud Hi. U uU . D raw ing-R oom S leeping t-ara Jackw nvilje A tlanta. T h o ro u g h fare C o ach ta. hl*b-b*tk araU , alrririe-Habted, Jtckajovillo to CU tsfo. Din in g C ara aervo all meals tu ro u tr, service a la Carte. r o a DETAILED IMfOaHATION. ■ I t l f l E a CAD AC• ( ■ V1TIO X( AFFLT TO AWT TIOAET AUNT OF ATLANTIC COAST LIN E RAILROAD ‘ •THE S T A N D A R D R A IL R O A D O F T H E S O U T H " A. W. J. G. KIRKLAND F R IT O T •iv ia io w P A E a iw a ia a a i w r a . e. u J A C K S O N V IL L E , FLA. s iv is io n », F A a a iw o ta A o c a t a t TAMPA. FLA. TRY A HERALD WANT-AD Easter Greetings and Con­ gratulations to the Farmers Who have been suceessful this season are heartily extended by this Bank. . . .. « i f ■ We are always glad to learn of the suc­ cess of any one engaged in any legitimate undertaking, but to none do we feel more kindly than to our Sanford farmers. . We are especially pleased at* their success because we know that while we have been in a large measure, the instrument thru which they have been enabled to carry their operations to a successful. comple­ tion, they are a most appreciative people and we are sure to reap the benefits of IN C R E A S E D D E P O IT S thru their success......................................... . . railed for volunteers to help s*w Hml 1 offered the services of the can­ ning, club girls in Duval younty. T he girls are intezeated in tin- work nnd nre quite r p o u u to do this much 1or their country^" M t C H i ---**— c . Attention. .Methodists! --.The prayer meeting service- for to morrow evening (Wednesday) has been called in and services will be held on Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock in which tho sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will bo observed. You will remember th a t this is the anniversary of the institution of this snrrumerit. All welcome to this service. ALL-STEEL E LE C TR IC -LIG H TE D TRAINS FOR HSU S •.»< I-»■- . . . - _ . • - ". v J? ---------“•-r" giving them out to his muny friends. Mayflr Davison is also interested in the forihutUm of a company pf home guards nr reserves and believes San­ ford should organize such a com­ pany. Hcv. Mr. H. A. Spenccrr formerly of West Virginia wilj arrive on next Monday to lead in an evangelistic campaign. All Christians and friends of tho cause of Christ are cordially invited to cooperate with Mayor Davison Patriotic M ayor Davison is a pnttriotic him in this good work. , T he principal reported that much Its- { an abnormal demand for agricul­ tort-st Is being shown among tho tural products now and llte farmer children. This garden is entered it\ may be able to take advantage of Pensacola's city beautiful contest the opportunity to- reclaim Waste This report from an agent will places on his farm. ahow Lhai the egg euireles are abb- to " T h e economic law of diminishing good their guarantee of first returns prevents the reclamation of class eggs sold.' " Hoth of our egg waste land until the rising prices or shipped eggs lust week. Tlqr* cheaper mot hods, of production make werc sold to Swift *& Co. such action proacticable," says J. E. y h o reported thut the eggs were Turlington of the University of Flor­ candled and nil were found in per­ ida college of agriculture. And even fect condition." now it may pay the farmer better to Another, agent reports: "I sent out spend his time and money in the sonu- letters' recently asking' for further improvement of the part of to he given in my work next his farm that is already profitable year. The Lust Coast Railway rather than t » sp *nd his resources in promises mo- hundred dollars to us* tin- reclamation id less desirable as I st-e fit in St Johns county.” land. The Duval county agent rhapefUnder normal conditions, much a party of club girls at the blic market in Jacksonville. Shi money and valuable time arc lost "The gills had canned Inina- ''a rh in »1'»"st every locality in th-- attem pt to put unprofitable plots toes, or orange on a paying basis. Lack of agricul­ oggs, e t c . t.i tural credit forces many u deserving family to waste time in trying- to get And tills comes from th'- same a start on acres that moneyed men agent: "T he girls in one" community gave an entertainment and cleared pass by. Misleading advertisements have lured many families to give up enough to buy a llir.-e burner o-'| a comfort mble living in the city to atovc with oven, a sewing machine drag out a miserable existence in all kitchen utensils, dishes, cutlery, etc., needed, and h a d ' five. Hollars work and worry on worthless bind. left with which to 'b u y materials for Lack* <d knowledge of the business penny lunches. The b.oyrd of-edif- side of farming is largely responsible cation has presented Hfi-m *^ith for loss in the management of un­ profitable- acres.— T h e —pity - o f - i t - is ■TWfeJYar- f i f i i n i T d ’ r ~ T uca7 rTr.V -m • that so mio'li of this loss falls on Hewing to the girls in iiiiotlit-r com* those who ciin least united to lose. 1 m unity. The Red Cr.iss Relief Every farmer who owns unprof­ itable bind should make a detailed examination of his farm to detect' all unprofitable plots. N'cxt, lie should determine the, approximate cost of making each acre pay its way. Such will disclose what and linjv much is Why Good Animals Hring Heller needed in the way of manure, com­ mercial fertilizer, ‘d rainage, or other Prices preparation.' to produce satisfactory Now thut Floriija has a per ten tie nt crop yields., This analytical study packing house, market for all classes of each part qf .the farm will sumeof livestock in Jacksonville, ot is well times call attention to man. for the farmers to know just what d a s s of animals will bring tln;m the that cannot lie cultivat highest price*. The old days, when ably. It is better to leave such land an y klnd of nnimal brought 8 ir» or >ln .peftttURml pastures, or even J18 a head without regard to q u a lity .! *ct he idle, than to work it nt u h ave, passed and , will never return. low Thl« is a good year to look over The market' now open to the farmer your farirt land. If it c in n o t lie hoses its prices directly upon i lo­ made profitable under the prevailing vable of the carcass for meat. T he worth of an animal for meat high price* for farm products, it i» is based largely upon its form, size, doubtful if it wilt ever beedme jirof- i and the umhunt and quality of llesh it aide in u reasonable number of it carries, says C. L. \V’llloughliy of year*. Hut if it run be utilized with tho University of Florida college of the prospect of paying expenses, do agriculture. •> The form or shape of so by" alt means. the animal is dependent entirely The Hankers Cnn Help upon its breeding. .* All purebred There is quite a step between a ’meat animals have been bred and selected for years to grow' heavy farm and a batik in thu general order frames tKnt will put on large amount "of business organization, but in the of flesh in the parts of tin- body thu working effect of the two businesses, hring th e highest prices after the one could- not prosper with out the nnimal is cut up in the butche. shop. other. A bank is primarily an inLook* at the razorbaek hog or stitutinn for extending rredini, and a tr u h steer, then look qt a purebred if a farmer*is to increase the outpqt or cross Ik I ween a purebred bum or from hi> land li-.* needs such an rxtiuU and the native stock, anil mite tension of • ri.iit In the northern Mates,' says, the tho difference. The animal .with good blood lines will lie squarely I University of Florida extension ilibuilt, which means a good portion vi fun a cumpulgn in being made to of its" weight in high-priced cuts. induce farmers to plant* every avail­ Such unimiitt ilri-Fs out a much.high­ able- litre, and to stock nil land not er |H*r cent of meat. They have a suitable for tillage with an increased ^ American. Cfne who believes In proparedness and Ihc unqualified sup­ port of ail lo/ftl Americans to tho stars and stripes. He recently or­ dered one thousand stick pins in T o those who have been able to accumu­ late a. surplus this year, we extend the' • facilities of our rapidly growing SAV­ INGS D EPA RTM EN T which offers a * convenient investment for their funds while awaiting a-permanent investment. "If"ytitt have any investments in contem­ plation, we shall be pleased to extend you the benefit of our experience along this line as well as the experience we are able to submit to you thru our strong connection. WE W ANT YOUR B U S IN E S S II. It. Stevens. Pros, 4\ M. Hand. V-I'res. I . I.. \ \ iio d ru ff. \ - I ’n - s . O. I.. Taylur. <"ashler * -.»• It. It. Ileas, Ass'l Cashier mm; nmiMillyifTfgn- - - •Ti 'A SANFORD FLORIDA �* ____ _ • . ^: ■f ' U ™ if/ I' April 3. 1917 f it 1! * *— i 1 THE SANFORD HERALD * herein t i e U r a l N a t i n tl h a n k ol Syr.ford, for the p ro portionate p art nf the coat honaaa I have been-necessarily brief be­ C .o rid r, a l e r p . r a t i r r , la c o n irltlB a n t. and by the a lly of ,'ianfor.j in fillin g In. ro .-laim It's a Good Idea. Jaaj.iT I ’. T u rn e r am t Sarah Su-sn ’i titncr itig and bring r g to a t .poffrapid -at t - v * l cause of the limited space allotted If you ever feel that life Isn't worth are il r f r m l a M ', i J. J. D i t k l t a a r , . aperlal all rrrla im -'jt land. fnCna t< j- .!ia e o f aai4 me for. this article, hut wish to odd living mid that friends are untrue, Just niaatar in cliaarar , * iH * tip M on day, M a y lii)1k h r j , i ,A o t ho a b c m -H n * c ii-tin j; b r ia r I h r 7 l , | f 1 . t U l l i g ih< l i y i l I r u . i.f rVle, lo 'a id r r r la m a l' .n. and for lb " W at o r tb n that 1 am equipped with a II kinds of turn your attention tii y o u r liver nnd Car for r i t i d a il to fn )>l of the ci u rl. rout I rui lie n of a a r a r M C " ayitaua in aaltf • 1• -9 ■■- ■ ■ ^ * door In : • tfo rd , Si ir.H t ie C o u n ty , hulkhrad d tat r I -s - * -aid Um|a of bnnda to dnta and information regarding silos see whether by toning It up necordltig Fhouse lo rid a , i h r In t i'i, ir.( d ta rA t f d latiiia, a ll- (lia r ntcroat M I t " t a t " nf 6 par ra n t p a r , and the feeding oj, ensilage and this to the direr (Ions Airs. Byrnes gives to­ u iy in g and K in g In y . n l i 'o l r ro u n ty , annum , I n i r m i nayald" "a -n l-a a n tta ljy o h PROGRESSIVE FARMERS-A RE CQ-OPER VTLMG fin rtd a . via; l.o i No. T r f l l l o r k " l l . f I rn wn"a lbi. Srat d ay of January arid July of ascb information is at the disposal of any day you can't put n rosy hue on life. fu l.d iv i inn i f l l r r t lla n im e r t . a i ahow-q y ra f; r a ’^l Ifaua nf benda t i m i t u / t t h i r t y I r p la t rrrtrd c rl fn lloj.k “ I I , 1' p ar" 6.1, WITH CATTLE..MEN IN RAISING SILAGE * r , « ft" f th " il»t" o( ih r * th e rFr* .t b o f - o u r farmers who are interested. o f llm r""i»ftla * f llr a r .fr I **>iaiity. IT »*■ la. - • . I - n u m l. . o 'l ( r im I t • ;J, h-.lb Inclw^ The silo has come to Seminole coun­ I *i * „• a . . . I . l a i n . • I 1hi I .1 .J., \ tt , ['ii | (i !■" -taO'l J*uu*-y 1^ 1. IJIT, unit It* W * j i f :r * r 1, *. 1. ' ■ ■■I 1 W • , a n .' |I -tatu.-r Jan ju ry 1■i, ||* . Ifn n q , n u n itu r We startl'd with three It is difficult to writ** or to sn y jn t th M ! .f I ' 1 , -..f *rr> ii I. T « .. ^ -’-I ft*.m I in 11 In I." -ii!* |" r t |q rati a n ti market jirin- f ir ty to stay IMiAl AIIYIRIfSING • hip '* -1 of ( a- *i I I i a.id Iasi year. I have now in my hand . Irnniii.n on an I i l n i iunuary tat, anything new ubout silos, ttiiir i- t li ■ t ill* ’ ’ T h " r. s ill I u ill l,.< ;t ' .1 *> ra • ti »r* air lev*. '.-I, b iir.if, numhrri-rt lioj-n IJ t-i J g .tO b a 1 ,commi ts for nine silos for construc­ Ka*t| ii*in1» itc id I L»r * »*h t K* ■ * high ub)crl in .a ll a n j m lr m p tlu t i on o f a t t a r proof of their value to th<- l»«-i f |>n>tii -it M.Vmuiu j r tr.nr.- and tin In 111,- I t.ufl Ih r I ..until Judge, S rm in o lr • "till a I'UliJrr, anti . " a ll-ty t i i . l January la t, 10.17. hoin!t nuntbtrtnl fr im tion for our burners this summer I uunly, H la lr » ( I b .fld * fe e d e r and dairyman has b e e n tru c k f..r ,n t,,-h.-d w it h (H ie drr;"r m l rutt, '* In -J7 -lo -l-e auhiert to r a il—and- r. I r m p t 71 In re K .tate of Notice by b‘ l i t Uluru J. J. I> r-KINSON . and the number will no doubt lie in­ lion en or a fie r ih " fir*t d ay ol J a n u a ry # thoroughly demorut rated and i-v dittn.lr -.1 and t went y tuns of manure, J **"" - l". Iliy'gir F in al S fttlr m e fll ’ . Sp* i Jal M S ,t t. i i ( 'h u n t r y . 1912: and to e 'e r! Ih rte (te rro n , to t r r r a . u Notice In h rreby given In all wlmm i l may <V l i - ' t i n * . ,i. a Imard e l bond t u u l n t Tor. aald i - r n -a il p to ite d all*over the civilised World the value of which i^ hard td oVcr- creased. fiitn-rrn that un llm IS lh day c[ ' l l r l o b u , O u n w l f r i n m p la tra r t. t n u * of bond". C. M. Berry, A. t ». 1917, a r ehatl prraent In th e C o un ty for many years. However, the silo estimate when considered in lettuce La* T u w ile And I do hereby a pp oin t C . C. W o o d Judge ol Seminole C o un ty, h la in le , a ilifn g County Agent. is in reality very new to us here in and celery production on our f a r m s . ruS, IV. IV. l.on< amt I M . T y re , l » a* s Judge nl I'ru lia ti-, our final If O k ln U N a llre uf Appllratlun fur T a t l l r r i t lln d r r ■liTelora of aahl e'retion. an d T ii i f Kraner U e ri-ru lu r* nf Ih r »«tii m a in and a .It for Seminole county, our * first three I alii estimating this manure at S rrlliin *• o f Chapter 4SVS. U a t « f l ‘/ » r . tle rk of >aid election. ifu-Ti 'approve. * Ida , .* • I'n .I* to he open at e ffk U o i'rto e k and rmL a tr.l A p ril 2nd. A. t>. 19 1T. . having been put in last year and J J .00 | mt tot), however, and a t that NEW DEPARTURE IN CELERY N o ltm 14 hereby rle e n th a t W . S. June*, main open u n til tunduwn. J. I I , It. S tryker, purrhnaer o f,T a k I r l l l f i r j l r N'n. Ih'.', dated the results obtained, in our first price the manure will pay for grow U i l o e x m y hand a i m ayo r, and ihe » < ;! M a r y E, Ilig g fn *. the f t h day nf June. A*. I>. 10|U , h a , fllrd *)f th e r l l y o f Sanford, on t i l l 7 C |t J a y o f , " " K irr u lo ra . year’s experience with them, have iug and putting up the silage, leav­ Washing Celery and S h ipping-In •aid i i r l l f t t a t p in pi>‘ nttlre. and hat made >»areh, H»|T I rgal S -l, 6-1, 7-3, t -3 , 9-4 appliealion tor la s deed to i m e In aerurd* .a . J, J > - D A V IS O N . ’ been so satisfactory that any en­ ing the $16011.00 or more us an actual Southern .Markets (.real Haiti r ir tilir a tn emhrarea A tteat: M ayor of C it y of Sanford. In U i i t t l i C qbv I. *Kr%rnfh f lrrn ll. **?cmlno|r anre w ith l a * Hi" fnttu* in£ d n e tih e d p r o p tfty "Itu a le il tirely new vista is opened before our profit on the Iteof fe e d in g . Business Ja t. Ilo b e r ii, l u itn lr. I f (if« iii Sr minute ro u n ty , t'loriila, u > -» tt; N *» ol I ' l y C le rk e f Sanford, F la . ( ) \ i fairi*t( T u t jh iiU tie eyes—particularly for the truck t w ­ N E I i n( S V V i, ot S W 'ij. Sis- IS. T o 81 S, One uf the new departures in t ln- mrur|uir«lt«>n .. One man can do all tie* work in a U a t K. 5 arrem, 1 he raid land belli* ¥*. * f • iners of the Sanford district. In in­ few hour.-, per day, fe e d in g these eclery business is the washing and In fT fru il C'tiarf* S r i n i l h JudJrlal ( I r r a U a*M-,«ed at the d ale o( the U>uanre •<! »urn Altu-rl | .■>>*. H. J. Iln r r r l, t.lir h i .Srm inolr 4‘n u n lf , M orlda. In C M n r tr p " r lillr a le in I he hnm r ol A. T- Itijdey, IL njam ln | ) r r * . C u m p liin in t troduction 1 am going to make tin- entile during the prescribed ninety packing into bundle* the celery for llu rn ", wldnw, John J, t r * . \ irytl t'. Pnhaa (aid r r r tiflr a le »t.alt he redeemed K litiH i'ih l-fo -lit" , v lila w , VI, statement that the silo is probably days, and ai-jo cord up the Manure local southern markets. Up to a l t.ura«, aretirding to law taa i h « l will t» u e llierrun T h a tc h rr I t n l t y , Com pany, a \V m. I*. S m ith , A liro Cl. Ilu lln o , . , on Ih . g lrrf day ol A Pill A. t». UTI7. of moree-valuo to Florida truckers and compact jt. 'flic one hundred few years ago the. celery washed was i ■ h lu b . U»rry^ It oil o r, S rrrh A. I M Florida corporal ion, F rank A. • * W iin e ** m>» ndirtaf > i(naluo* and »eal . .l u l l . * | i ln » . A n m t*. Iln llo n , •inctp, • It rat an*! M a ry ML l i n t , h li w ifr , th lt the IT lh .U y nl M arrh , A. tl. I-.II7. than to any oilier farmers or stock cattle shftuld be 'confined in a on the northern end nf the Hn? and tv. ifitph i i>. rturir, i , ii. 1 ir* t( H. Aclaitifl# J. 't r a il K. A In it iC l.A S S . Joseph lliw kln a, t'rlila II. |l. Ilro n n and M a ry drow n, hia feeders in the United States, and tin- quarter arrr pen near the silo. A m u c h o f t h e p r o fit s o f/ t, hi e' g r o w e r s ; sI ,' ni.Moofe. t ‘IriL t'iir.u ll ("nun Semlntde C o , Kla, „ i. t v ilh .m r ln» Ssmtont, h ih el »if*% XL IL T h a tc h e r, (»rorge W . I l y. \ I ’ . I>mnlla«,, Ih t*. statements and figures that 1 pre­ farmer can borrow the money to buy went - to those who iiaiil a small s *n,,’,,h S n a tw r ifh t, UL J. T h lc p rn and SsnfoM. h-r huit.au,i. c I -T ue«-6i r , . „ . f i or* Mow, v i l l a * , »f tl W illiam L a n ­ F ranria \V. T h lc p e n , hta w ifr. sent arc baaed upon our actual tile «attie when h- in hIuju 4fmt ho j I,nrt“ L. J. rh U h o lm , Luuita T . Koccir ^or 11 1,1Sanford, shipped it '* u».\ \\. «*. Lafinir. t'unAii ( )n ji ii HDr«* and A IL Iln r ir r , her hu«ha'nd, demonstration and expo, ieiict*. \ n u .tlm u nrv |>Fovl*linr fur iaiURfirr h w i th i* • iisilitR i* t o k i m | til* * h i. T h t 1 n o r ^ , » w urthod it u p u n it s o ld it n t #a \ * v , ** i m i i r * - i h r * * i a u fn » f | SILOS IN SEMINOLE uf I rt i Im* m im M'- VV. S; Frier. V . tL l ollrr. W . I I . ‘ * *»f t t t ' U M W . B u t llm in h av e ehnnu^d , rl, l * '* (turittor of pa>lng, retiring fu m lirg C'harlrtoft, L h a ilra W. Voung, Any Sanford trucker ‘who can de­ o n tiro * p r o p o b iiifin in a F lo r i d a *»rop o * 1 f' 0iV* ^ I'rliin %thirhi r * Dr 'WfBfranlft uf |ht* r it y of L ia ilr ‘l-rw k , II* V. Johniun, WiT* > :tio u : W e r a i" . -th > i . , i . l . |;tJ • w .,-11" 1 t l ,y t i u y e r * r o m t h e r *1 n ow :4m l To th r i t r i r m i r i t l h m i ,.v ; H » i v vote as-much tut' fifteen acres of let­ P llfjjftt in p ijr iM t t l «*f tilt* liam C lark and L au ra C lark, his *» C ila i/o rt a* adm inia*,mJ • . ,| Bay cash for t h ...... lory and th.- washl i t ' T ' «.o V,,,“ a*M * ’ F ru litirtlo n m * I»»fI Ilf ih* n u i bttrnr !■> thi* fra irixt t v«In i )th**M cinror, tuce for celery land to the growing make th*.* f.oij r * i u ( r of l i , (*, •N r '" r» i> of S siifoffl In rftfirtieM fig a b o lk h rtd , M unror; d urra^ rd , |l»**trr A« lug of eclery here is partlv rospouSarrh a u.-'ron. , i'..*. Anna Unitor. tu*f«1« i !i'ik un Lnki \! i iirLrik in il,r r tiV of a crop of corn silage between the f im a u m c t h e b e e f h e i r . ,,, . " . . ", llatph Kty, * harlf" *1 M■'.irt.. JtMeph limn HnnlitriJ. anil Iwini* in ttF e n t h * ''r i iV t«f** F* ilow #, w idow, F rrtl Cfaln. A n iiinH* lor Ih *1 tieftw priiv of *cr .'iiTy, , kiti*, t'orA I’ew, 1 i , .it'-* wiiiiatq i «*4‘h a rlrt N i« ty months of April and August ran r f un ufihart;***! iilr > I * tt n Sanfuijl .trt<f C i S rh n rltlrr, 1 make ihe stateni'-ut t h it ;he fulfil ! I f f^UDDmcfiam * y i 'I * * m t'f ih r * • * ! ^itli nf M v r- am i L fd lir N r t ly , hi* w ifr, f i ilh r f t tl. • make a d e a n profit of $1600.01) nr|siio i< mure v.if.ithie to t truck as th .- w ii-d io r* l a k e a la r g e p a r i i if V> a ^ A u t " i I L I ra rh , It afar] M nnlcm rrn , > M t i l l l i t * lb tiM tiu t, ci ml f * r i h r . pTii!ui|(iiniU«* parf c e le r y l4 u il w o u ld lu d p lo g lu t 'inder the I' " wilt a n t r .- la n n n t nl Sarah »*t tin’ «. - « fuifin* liy lhv *L> itl Kflnfoi.l In Ita ly Jl.it lira »m l F ftrllw 1 it f ir * . more and enrich his farm for the j former in Florida th a n to .in oilier t h e - __ .i L I. , i , K- I awrene*. Jeer.' ttlli vi «■ in, rirUin>it»c atnt l-r i.jln * ; lo m M i w ifr, IL W . Sp*'nrrr, C arrln * * tin - n i a r k i !. W a s h in g o f c e li-r y h ip. It a r*|if \ . ;rr; fro m t *»«* i tRi|a v It r*f A N , lnjM t^rafifiirn l Ir y r l all rvel|lm r<i lam l fr«*u W . \ l-fffia ih y ai**! W , VVL A h rrproduction o f , lettuce and celery In t h e I ' n i l e i i .S ta te s ; f ir s t, h e r m .<> .Giiivilwin. i4 p sffi * l fi*r t f «• ' U in t ijT ffim . ,nr n a lh y , M r hii«hand, IL (!. S t * . thn firt nf #alt| hutkh»ait lo th** %hur« lltir eoormously itqaide. T h e method of o u r t r u c k ' ( a r i i u 'r n'eeils m u s t o f a! a ojtcn-.-d l i p n e w n u trk t-l.t f o r S a n f o r d I 'ft r yt 11-,1f \ siti nft- _tl in** f r^ lilr f i l«* n f «ht* rfiltlitfif fri raiif r r r famntInn, amf fy r J i * r» * and Viola S lato n , hla * if** j 1‘i'lofy, Ilih ht*lpi*il lo iINtrilail** is »?■!** «f n *r •»*, ••»»! th»t r » • •* ■ * * r . ' ' I *i‘f **i-ndant*. fi I lb*' t i *t, i'f f L I * t ,4|r t ill ft jtf I t V I f H' procedure- is as follows: . When let­ i ash p r o d u c t u p o n w h ic h h e c a n a b ­ , a, 4LlrrH** fi- iI *flute n, »Lai P 'll* 1 rsnl, \ IlfW lie ft .1 r|» f f I- 1, ani*l DU I I . . I •• .1 *.f1r» l l r * t . hia aifrr" f* ! * y ■»* m in »a-if . • e -, • ii , Ull-I tuce or celery is removed from the s o lu te ly b u n *; fo r a l i v i n g |•.-••lit i n . i I l e t t e r a n d h as Tndpi >1 t h /''iU\4»r-* in % J n II.-. I, W « l:,r S. A d am a anti ri i ii« rif jj,t; at *1 « *■«* 'Aim; 1L* ma> ’ t “ I « *- I it •* -tii .1 a iitii n v w a v I 'Lai It" W 4 nung m il H a fir ! M uh larv a fra ) 11 L • 7 Uf » r • I f*»f | • i . « > i t >at)f*»r«l 1 1 | 4 |1«, •*»ii \ .,i . * ft. ft ...vl I ..I > ground in the spring put in a i m p nf j dfWnd -it of fir. ;-.n - .1 n f., llm r ' \ n rifidinn ic- ♦ <rnihi*- «Itf* (HJrit l(*t( B» lit* 1 • • -if* v ar < ft(* mf f.»y 4 7 't ak**i » for ( ’ o IT1' Ih’ 1»■ <4 it-1 It.. a. * ' r f (*** silage corn. In late July or- early ' i-!:i— i \ .* i I>•r.. ..mi U-ttu .Among i In- pioneer* Hi.- w..-th- r'|,', V -. ! r. .1 m a rk e t* 1 ..*t.f 1 f ' f 1 . 1 *i ........... ■*‘ i 1■ •i-yiril * ft i . h *i*i* i - t. August cut this corn and put it away | so fur aw r I .»n; h um ! '-'itnf-r.t tt| i ' >t ft n 1 • it > t i. -| it hr fo il**%i (Im* L rank A. itaal .ml. In* ib” un*I "tiinpieg <>f - t. t It\ I• . ty M* u hi* f if- anil J I I , !ir a l( .1 ; j> . ».l1. 1 ♦*.((.!Ift * *1 a* 'I . i r ,i- t ■ \V *» . let ,i . , i in- the-silo. U‘i Dreiiniber b u y n ■ f a r n -I . -m >■ i i V v.»1i*r S Velum.tti.l I haf1ms W. Young ■» f. 1 I h i 1 ft fl.MMt t-.»p I It I >• a*4111 Mi lu fftr l M ii life n r.fro t f r r rr Lit til a o f liiiiidri-il steers from th- ra n g .- i *'n to llo- \ eg. I aide lot .me-- -••v,-r.tl d L-u 41 fur t il- put I •• • III pft) *«i|£, f» \* 4«i4f hi•111 lttfiilli>< r<v|ftiii * <iit iii'f« »r i»i hr f 'ift! is li n n (if the * * a 'r nf FLiricfaj ii ■ ***. i i-.-t a.-o ami-from a -i.|. !m • it h a * prev ailing market price for r.inci ! i r \ . .in.) t bird, t it. 4 *r rn h |i nl Hli* « l V I | Ndrtftlfl *1, V I* ri*l« , ihfti th n r r c i f l r t i r r amt junto flirt* aififrraa *'U »*1 m pji> f* • m nf Hit* pn iiiirMinmlf* af** 'ii i hi* nl tor n r y ami afirnt unkno w n, tattle. Feed thesn caltli- (orli in'niiiktng In-et itlli . ..rn •i.d^e h*'i hi . Ol'le out-' ot h i* largest l< l*in; *s firt prrrim in i h r i f at# GI | I *•! 11*4** r»i*t li'tf it** by t lit* t ii> fit Ha Ii * ami that thrr*» t-tilt rprist ,. Mr. Spem-er this • ear pounds of corn silage nnd two is tar alu'.iii of tin- re-all* i-l*.*» tt^r i f 1*1 1/1 «*<D*I flir t lllg «i l ut! In-A *4 Ir* *f *1* tltlg I lu rlififi *h r t r r v lr a io f a m b p orna 011 whom I ' i *• M «. I \ IMI l u l l ’ M tlhflH’, I tl tlir litIt y «d Sanford, a r u lil hint) • wi«l rlrfrm lan ta4 ami th a t aalcf CL rt, t t*. »ff «H u ri, Venilfinli* C o u n t>. pounds of cotton seed meal per head This is due no ilnnl.t to tin- tact that built hi* own washing plant dose lo f a • -*i*ml *1^ tv ! w trtt l b*- «*t»l •[d r of an un* ilrf* nifatit* arc « m lh«» aft* of la r n ty - o t t a > 4 . \Var!«*w, y r ir t. . * ( daily for ninety days, and sell them in other stales eutlle' have been ted Jiis bakery liusinrsq where lie coultl j S il for C«itup!i, f I t I* t hrf r f iifr nr il tra d that you rlo ij> nvenue, am? t X i w* ifd r »f IVlj rllt* tivru u r, ri * Tur% «V i r rieli and nourishing fond .a t least have it under his watchful care a n ti 1 — ----M)?nl for th *4 pffip4.rtInnMt*- part lil t lir rn»t prnr in il** ro tn plainan‘l *• lilt h^rflo ftfrif 'f d** hy i hr *■ ty HMiif«ir*i in fUhrttf In, on i*r before *hi* J im! ilav -*f April, A. 1). dui'ing the winters all of their lives, visiting Idtn *yesterday at Ids p l a n t 1In C lf r u il I n u tt, H rv rn ll* I ifr u li, S t-tn i(iu |r lu f» *'l#»Uiiti ami | f in ft*to |* t *• si t i4pi4£r*iplili'il luJT. t !»** •atm* b^tnif 4 fUtr iliy uf Kaltl R1V* f’ slj f* Mdffbr t| la I 'I tr • ii" 11«* I II I*- nl ■‘41.1 «uwr I I n fln l) . i in fill a so t|o tint respond to th - feeding of wi- found him up to hi* iit-ckiu work j l ..I’Ll . |i| III t 1m • iif* mMf • pfntf • « • ‘ • f * »»* * * Tur p* ».i in* t •• •* j •» , I* 1- furthrr *ir.l*’f**i! t Im 1 this nut 1nr ho eurn •ilaifo .is ti t i h - Florid i lie I. shippltig .din .r.ilts a we*h lo lil f* »1« tu ft I -aril f« r I * t i-'i i / i*. pit iiiisht tl m l hi* hanford fle r ilil, a rrowwti t4,ntt ii| | M U f 4| t i l la lli «f* -■l'| \?» < II > I I * •* i i r pit I I lap. .{ iii ^ ariftir■!, Sm iiitulo rountrang. . .tiije. in m>. ..i a In. h ha\ lo> al s o u th .-n murk••■* and is posh.-.l I 4*i l ir'wh. >.i » r ill II* , 4fl *1 I kf • ft IH»- I- tlFfl pap* • t n J *• - ^ I 1y* * F lorida, o rirr a a*ir k fur * ijh t ru n *re u pritsiifi ! !• i •. * • I >» ! * • I * t wI tieis-r •.iien i bushel .•! grimi in lo k . e p up w i ii Ills in.h r- Th>- cel­ 1 *J- * ||% r f tr r k i. P lu m b in g and 11 it- * Alii I »«*t'il* S-hall I#*1 I'-u i-J , th* nu***1ion VV m • ;iMl if li, \T. <* i f 111dI*•>l. VVilnrM K. A. lh » u (liH , th^ rlrrW of our their In is up In I h<* tilite the, art* ery is brought ui (r.tin the ii-|.| and \V ot i?stL(iy ftitiij liotibs i t « * ll ■* t hr inRtunt t ’irru lt t'm irt amf ih r oral of ih r aabl court iduw H a rry , lln lln n , Sarah A. f*i hi* 1* * 11« it, ■ o4 1 Ih r puf |io»i* for « * h 14*h U oh fin, wMuvk, Alm a C Unfit n, ai th r court h<»uM* lo Hanford thla (b» brought to the situ-. put through several courses of dean, • it ( I *,1 f M-»rr« VV SliirfT. Ilnlph l ‘.1>, G a s F i t t i n g th** tuitiw) f- to fit’ t'i|H ’|ii|r<( shall l»*» tu b * *th day c l F eb ru ary, A IL IU17. mil 11 f t 'to i i f r # li* 4t!f«7il votp/n of tin* r lly The silo can also he used to great flowing water, every \estige of dirt * hfillt Il Vt4»ote, ,4uf* ph Him-Xir *,* t«ra h fe. a . n o u r .L A S S , « I f ifilo fil, . r i f i f i l l i , who Oftft fra* ••tttr F rid a I *. .Hartford, VVIIUnn »» San­ O c rh . advantage by the stnek- breeder in nnd refuse being taken oil. The cel­ ford, f h t l i in ot an «Irr t ion (o hi* hr hi in tin h Hoblnaoo *A* licftrdatt. K ih rl Saoford. John Saritf*fi1,‘ n a tifiii aDi( af** r ftui’h h o th r a* i* prr* h rr* h ii*h a *.d , C*«ra !» •**. w id o w , and iu m p lftln a n lft’ Solicitor?, is. then tied up in half dozens feeding his young animals a small ery u f'lq il by i !•*• iindinarufft *»I lhe f i t / •*! < a * , [ W illiit n b i t n t if p , VV * l.i<rirt( ♦ H 'T w ri fitr A l l W o r k I t c c e i v e H M y I ’ c r t t o n n amount of ensilage-dnlly during the W i t h n l i h n t t . p h lP tM l in I ; i i i o f 4| l Urtn.lft, iriiV. f n lh f * th r * i.^uattrr ot |»Ufw;r a n t i Fr* l» n r ( u n u m ah atn and amt Vuiufttufi lom lp; ami - pf ut hlrii lu fj f r f . t Dol 1(F - timli-r t Lr winter, avoiding the stunting that |iuekeil in the . rate, making a must j ^ - ^ 7 I Iff if* »in* I' t*4> I * * l| t 11 iif b 1|| on ftpprii* 6.1 1 itf Sar »H \ A t t e n l i o n A n d I I c s l K fT o rls .f i ) tuft ,u j it. mMil %«»i«-1> * **i my at * * -I t i •>»m .e, *,4*. -t is always the result of poor winter attrurtivp p^rkiiR**.* I J M 4f f* 1, T .. I . ,1,-frnd 'fir. O p p o s ite C H r H a l l T e lc p b o u e N o 25 pasturage-. * hi 114*11* Tim * *i»i«t l iiif iii ft'hall l*** **f Mr S |ifiM * * r h in 1 it* r»-$ o f ! um \ \ S i i » if. I ritU U ilL C. H. DINGEE HENRY Mc L AULI N i hi ii* ni.fi.im iiiii *if 1 1,o**i* *•* m h . U-armg )iti*r« *l M i f * f ril* uf r. p* r r. d * |***F m »um Hit* f • pmv ah** *i fm Jtmu»lv> ••* * h»J 1 ltl|n 4l I m' ilfid ^ vM nl A N llri«»nt lo m «i hin 11***■i !•* .a tu l h»* I -I flat nf ' *n id'at % a ti fI 1*1' > f l * ft"'ll > * at i*tt*.it 4*1 il -*r ' *1" pi I »■•*.! *!if c*i t*t ii„t •- * !•• . f l-*i|ii • u. •».. -urn .*f 4 11,4100 un F u y - fr«9in th«* lo r a l u r*n v i'r^ ,- th v i,* , Pin i 1 i that t fin / • » - i f- 1 Di * ti* >t r • .i»i. ■i t nl lurid ii , 7II vr ft(III* if" ft > > i Ml • ft Ilf I I he fla ir Itf t hr «ruat i ft ; fit*n iiijir L*'l ^ fnr t limit l••l4lf)^ r f hi . i ul - 4ii| t--U* *'1 lM»n*|*.l*» hr 4. t' J.. • nf ir. M.f f.d l.*« *li- f. January h i , 1**17,# an*| i * m a iiirr J ll* r r # | i • A<iH, I liwi*- .ir«* "ViTitl lir•!»*« Mi L^hlnrd •If s'!• Ilf , . » 4 '* ■!*(, It* IT# **•»•! **> l»f b iitn ltfffil i J4fn.,*, 4. >ar •• ' * ' firtjd* r . ihai* Janiiftr> liu t k iiii* .t |ii*i* in lty n f w : |ih iin ; ;u .t| lb . | f n * .d f “ ft&jfii t in l i inti h 't*i lu *1% pr i »i hIr»L ho a •Ci \\ PIC K AIID’S HAND-PAINTED (TUNA M t'f, (hal lifiu l* ihi »7iltrl*’fl f(i»nt I f*» 11. ' *«t' ' L*1 plar*' of * h i | i | n n g C e le r y u n t | II w >1 - l i n P i l l .» ' if >• ll» u .t ..e liDt h j in * -lift'l I r ail li|*‘i I I** ral* a id t ...i. l* ^ ird i.ril a n.| . • , - . | f . ...le u ," >' ■ (JOItH AM'S STEKI.INC SILVER • * tl* o ptd-ifi ui* h** i»*»i ♦*■tt i I f h*«i»* **f "‘•ati l l j - i u t n e u j l e n f ( I . f b ig m u l l s ! ' I<*H in W i l l , * * . f »r l v . i .. u p . i hsi i* ril al >fft) Pin o *■() *41 jailft-ur ih* lu «J»> of •d ' -4 h l . l ’ D i i Id i f itui-if) U' Mit t I il- minth* r- .1 ffo*u 12 tin * e e le r y g r .iw in g and a h i|- |iit iiPits' PLATED WARE Vt « •*••• \V » ir* ;* b .fi,, Pi, ' i i -hall !>*• ul*/*** I *■( i. i . . . f ,,,) ! If' -i* •tc Iin.iiii Intt (J \\ Sj.■•(I.-- - u i *’ •’ 1"4ti * Holt* n, i a11 aiul ) * .!' flip* lim at t i l l *1 «»|»l|i'll **f Ih " ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES llw.i -* I \ t j. u. mI t i ,ui<- ,m.t J at I. *r*iiT A' i * I’ igi'.u, nnd 1L dt lhrr«* la in» lily of .5an.nr(L at any titm* nf* t»f s*11* f * h i 1 i *i;*Yr ii J i* u a ry , 1**17, h d iI hnmfs Mint* ill* id ■til.- lo-** un in t hmany nnfi r- as lie can fill :fn<l hi•! Ffiifn ; aI* '* both *t.i 1*|*|Vt**E fll hr nr ft!pi* *4 * « 4 9 » « 0 0 lO « O « » * « U « H i 41, f • I tfi . ill I . * •!» t|>pl» »(4 al (In **! s lle re s s is f >• >ir,«l.-il u |u ii| Iii* » !r i ' f i» it .*1 11 *- *ii> i f ?Vaitfiif*L **' i f l f lim r nf r lie #1 g ltfr tht* isi i*k> of /u n u if y . I 'JL* a t | h 'T r i i i i* t.i a g n -iit a ju a f lr v <>l i e | 1- Ilia Af i f . ..fete,. •1 l ll.lt |3i 1 S i« li> it .* T h a t *h r m**y».r **t lh r rlly of e ry .'a guniF pack firmu|it »hil*tneni» . , . 1.1 M m .tn t.*., I lf hr IS It* f i b ) ill i/t u *. I -4 1 |m M i I 4 Dil » •■» a* (• I lo i i n . l I m s i n .'* s i ii. t l m i l '-I r S | i T i.J r I • *. 'I , , t ' I l ' 1* |. t 1* I |« *4 ( (I III* f I « «.■**•*( Oil lin e s lin t i >• i M 1 * ii)i •" , i . . • . f tl'. 4i-M i*ii'r* of Uhl h(‘till ft pf ■**nil >1 lot (it * l i p1riu»i1ln^ ftt-rtl* n , *in»f *•» * rktrt^ fine Inch CnriU Will Hr Publinhed (Jtfrcilery h u l h.i.t a la r g e lr:n |< in I - i | V p* r»iiftf t*|* »* !**■ w ill mil I'niiifpchfti•11*i< a* a hot*t*l rVf 11nil Iru»l»* • *nhf *1* - tier This Heudlng At The Italc Of S7.20 d M .f.f. t hi jiing all kiuil.i >.f vt-JjiTat!.”. a m i t ilHi ill 1#- hi ill ‘ I r - ' f i l l i illiitf o i* J I. f’er Vr.ir. fru its..tintl witff hi" nth.-r' lit*-** uf t l ** b f l i i t i i i m i 1 »h r ri!> r*f ;-.*nloffl, a • 1at .» \ ,F # III liufilt (lillio N t*. * iuM>. • Il.uniiiess is i,be uf 1In- greatest hust­ .qUrrili-n 1 T h a i 1 l | i - ^ i*fii!1tilintat abhll !■»— \h » ler • in .Sanford. • rr .fi. r ”• II* * I »»<■ «tfi *«iif •I ii«I • ly WfiV l i . lift p«* j nj** lA fl Api r o v il l«y the n n y if, Of upon I 'K N T ! S T I * ruriiir g nit i M iiM b t.f « ith o u l hit app ro fal Frtr rr ii this ihr fU ltl «?•>' ol M ff r h , A- IL In th" Orphan^ I'.'U it «t • am t-i.a I'm jn hikes *»ur S frrrlnr} Ofilre in Garner i WoodrulT Bulldlna 1317 I W I; i »vgi It Always Pays to Save • a Dollar where You can get More Merchan­ dise for less Money. liourin * Linen, Palm Beach, Corduroy, Taffeta, Silk and Poplin Skirts, 98c to $8.50, at other Houses $1.50 to $12. Al! Styles, Colors anti Sizes. It will pay you to investigate before buying. - * . • * Easter comes on April 8th. ‘ g” -------- 1 ~ '- * Easter Greetings to all. The Place that is Known to Everybody. WANTED—Six Extra Salesladies, Experienced. Also Three Extra Salesmen. The Ladies' and Gent's Emporium L. KRAUSS, Proprietor 303 East First Sanford, Florida [o][ r a Formerly Occupied By Dr. W.. E. H o u s e h o l d e r .................... . ............. 1317 JV|inr*r ivy naml am! Ih r » n l *1 Iha city likes o ur genial secretary nf, llm 11ul.r il. II alt»", Ilf any «lh"f parMOi far i f Safifiirtf, f l o t i i l i , on ih it I f t h (lay " I him lit pfmjur.- In lh»- -alii l.'euil aithlli1 Sanfurd Board of Trade as the fol­ I a . Da w,*'v. I,uni th" .late ul the la.t in* M at Hrrhi ! .) 1917. JAH. T . Itn H F .H T H , K.IT »l Ihi. a>D> rli-rmi I . a l i j a r l u t y r i l j r U U rk lowing from the Times would indi­ "nM •4 .b u r " ul h i. runllnuaBre It. Ill"; g .t h«-1 * A p brovrtl hy m r rm lhl« l!Uh day of a , a l j lb. f*. -hall Ut- . ’ullijii".ITahin. M atc h , 1!M7. c a te : * __ • lu lrty . , . J I i D A V 1E O N ; . ItnilKUT HOKItl.E, .M a y o t af t ’ ity of Hanford. "Arriving at Titusville there wap ‘ F ir * t N a llu n s l lla n h I l l ' l l . , 6 1 - T u r r - llr Jihnatuwn^ 1'a. time to transact rfonu- business by S.1-T lira -2 lr * No* c r al tt acllnn im-mbcm lit the purty before lunrh W h r ir a i. the r ity c » u rr.| uf Ih r r lly nl time, nnd it was lenrnnd also that N a ile r a t A ss llra llu n (», T a i iD r d I ’e iln Hanfurd Fam lnnlr ro u n iy , Floifda an th r N r tlla n S or l h"l>ln IRSS, l.a a a or >1ac IQ th day of M a rrh , 1*17, dul) patard an time and distance-could be saved byIda o id in a n rr rn litlr d . 'A n Ordinance I ’ro .ld ns f» herrti) z iv r n ih a i W M . Ila y n e r, tar th r 'M uan ra ol lionda fn Ih * >um ol taking the short cut route lo San; e - rNr oh llre a n , nf t o IV r iifir a t a No* S IX , dslad ysl.ODO for tba purpoaa of payinz, rrtlrioC ford instead of going by way of Ih * 2n.l .la y af June. A. II . MI1S, h a, flin t and tu n d ln f rrrta in vourhrra or warrants aid r r r tiflr a le in m y .ifth ", an.| h at ma.tr of Ih r r l l y of Sanford. Florida. l«au*d In Day’tonn and PeLand. The former •a|i|itlratian h.r la a d - .d In l u u r In a r- .lia y m rn l of ih« prntn.rlionat" tiarl of lb * route w h s taken and the road found rurdanr.- » ilh law . K a il r r r l l f l r a l r rm - ro«t Im rn r by th r c ity of Ijanford In fon Itftrra Ih * fo ltu n ln * .l" » r,ih *.| p rn p rrly a ll- •tru c tln c a hulkhrad In ir.tn in * * on LaM ' to he in fairly good condition, with u a ln l In Samlnol* rm in iy . Ilo r ld a . toA lo n rn r in -Ih r city of Sanford, aVd tying a l a r m the *aat aide ot an tinnnm rd alley the exfi-ption of several mflea where i;*.". D i a n a Sanford and Cyprraa i t c i u m and the going wus rather rough. But ana* ol aireh f - f t i B o l r id I h r nam * nf the » r * t »lifr -of M y r lt" i r r n v r . and for N. i l . G a ia t ," U n ln u ra id r r r l l f l r a l r . h i l l lha proporllonat" part of Ih " ro it borne we- could hardly advise this route hr rrd rrn ie d a rro riiln c In la a l a t d m l aarill by tha r* ly of Saaford in filling j t , 'trrla im ' lu .n on lh » 2 * th day of A p ril, Ing and bringing to a topographical lev* after a week of heuvy rains. We A. u rI). thIVr m I7 . al. reclaimed land trnm the lino of aaid Witnr«> rny ufllrial * l( n a lu r r and i r t l bulkhead to tb r ih o ra lin r pitsting prior to reached Sanford about four p, m., th b Ih * 21th day uf M a rrh , A. I>. 1917. .aid rtrla m a tlo n . and for th * r a i l af the driving through several milm of reli .r a il ft. A D llt llit .A S S , r a y itm C lt ik C irru lt f u u r t Srm inala C o * Fla. bulkhead d iitric t, and aul hurtling and *m rry fields on the approarh to this I I y V M . D o u s fau . I ) . T V ■lowering the mayor of th a city ot flanford, city. Editor Bob Holly, of the San­ ( I - T i n - t l r Florida, To ia 'u r a ra il Inr an rta rllo il to H a trrm in r th r qurstfon a* to Ih r toauanr# ford Hi-ruld welcomed us to the city, N a llr r f A p iU r a lin I * T a i D r r d t'n d rr id aaid I'liniD, and lot the rlrrtio n ot a N arllo n N « f C h afilrr 4M l , Loan a f lia r * board of three bond t r u it r e i* * which aaid told us where to -eat and sleep nnd i rd inaW o war duly approved hy mo on Ida put us in touch with the next best and became effective Im N a llr r is h rrl.y | l r r n that C M . flun n, t h r aamr dale p u r rlia .n of T aa ( a ril ra le No. &.17, dated booster to himself, D. C. Marlowe, ih r 61 day of Ju ly. A !> IPOS, haa fllrd m rd'a tk ly upon ita approval and W hereat, under to r charter of th r c I ) of Secretary_ Sanford Board of Trade. • aid r « r li ra le in my a fllrr. a d has made Sanford, a q u n lio n of th r laauanre cf bund* i P l t i r s l i r n tor 1s t drrd to i« u » in ^ rru td - muat tie au h m itlrd to th r rlte lo r * of aaid Mr. Marlowe has u corner in the big a a rr v i'h la S lid r r r t i t r a t r rmbrarea r it y * h o own real palate for ratification ird lo a l g d. ■d ik e d property ailiia trd or rrjrc tio n at an election to be ra lltd for hotel and he never lets a guest get Ihr In Hrn In I" ro u n ty . Florida, to -w it: B1,1. th a t purporr away without filling him up on s ta ­ •if N W D , Sec, 16. T p . 20, Hsi.gr :1C K» t. Therefore. I. J. I) flaviao n, mayor of Ir i n c a u r n n l at th r d tr the r ity ot Sanford, Samtnot* county, tistics regarding the volume of busi- T fh "Ihaai.l4 *uland a n r* of * u -h re rtiflra t In th r Flo rid a, under and by v irtu e ot Ih " a uth or­ name of llry s n t A l>o fila*. K n lr r a •aid nesa done in and around Sanford in ity , In m r v r ted, by th r ordi/>anrr« of th r rrr IC ratr hatl t r r dr*-m rd arrordln g to r it y ut Satifnril, in ra frrrn re lo th r i.tu a n r r farm and truck products. 11700 cars Ia n t a i d rrd p ill D*ua t k r f on on th r of, bond., do hereby ra l an election to be day of April, A. 11. I *17. b*ld on th r !S th day ot April 1*17, to was the record last year. Wo had 5Slh W iln r * . my ofTtrial tign slu re and .ra i determ ine the queatinn nf aai.l election hard work getting away from this I hit ih r 23rd day of M arrh , A I>. I!il7 . then and Ih rte to ba held a . to w h rth rr '• r a il 77 A. n o t i o L A f t s . or not tha (aid r it y of fa n fn td >ha.l be live' wire jit 11:00 p. m. to go tg 4? rrk ( ' r r u il C o urt, Srm in olr C o., T1a. a u lh o rlird lo l u u r bonds in th r iu m of Ity V . M . flou eta*., 11. f , 133,000 fin the purpnar ol paying, re tir­ bed."-: 6 '- T um-Slc * ing an il funding rr rta in vourher* or w a r­ rants nf the r it y if! Sanford, iraurd in tha M A H T K R 'N H 4 L K p ay m e n t of Ih * proportionate part of tha Unfortunately. ( L N o lle# !• hereby g l i m that under and t y coat hom e by iKe c ity of Sanford ’ In eon• ir lu r of a d rrr r" mail.- and rn te rr.f by Ih r •tr u r lin g a bulkhead bordering op Lake It la iilwnya the (icraim not lu fho^ Judge of Ih " C irru lt C ourl cf Ih " Seventh M onroe in the r 't y of Sanford, and lying preillcnnieut who knows whtit ought Jud irial C irru lt, In and fee the C o un ty nf between the m l aide of an unnamed a lliy lo have been dime,—Dickens. [jn. JEW ELER a ltli1 Voile, Taffeta, Poplins, Crepe de t ’hene, and Georgetta C’repe Dresses ranging in price from■$2.50 to $18.00. At other places same goods are sold a i from $5 to $25. Come Early. I I ,|| , t hat t* - * ^ S*fil*»f I. tint **uf. i 1 \ ! 4. * M seuut Up-to-date line, of Panamas, for Ladies and Gentlemen at Money Saving Prices.- *„ thin t)r. TI7 HraicCasIfiT * # hut i BUSINESS CARDS I'p-to-dato line of Easter Dresses, Sport Suits, Skirts, Waists, Trimmed and-l-Htrimcd Hats for Misses and Children. . * in n -F 'ry , MV SPECIALTIES: War or Peace r -*f a ti 1**r.». •F*!. d in-I M irr % ll.iD «,ri ____ ..« , 1*17 In that i certain >haneery . a.ae | . n d , t he weal aide i i r r / '’ ' of Wilson & Housbolder LAWYERS - Sanford, • Florida Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT Office In Yowtll llltlg. Stanford. KTft . GEO. A . DEC0TTES*. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at LAW Practice In Stale and Ecderal Court* . (iarner-WondiufT Dldg Sanford F la SCHELLE HAINES « L AWYER * * Ht’IT ». COttftT IIOl'SK Phonra 143, 339-w M a x w e ll’s M a g a z in e s P e r io d i c a ls Soda Fountain . C ig a rs an d T o b a c c o s M odern, Up-lo-Date Rarber Shop In connection * . s^r-:« 1041st St Phone 182 M y rtle - v '1. T IIO M A S KM M KT W fii 17 F f.liO l HON IIO l S IIO L U K 0 avenue And ^ • V “ * O I» U la 1i.WftW 1 IIU U V lU b a ->.sS �T flE SANFORD HERALD m i Caster Gifts N The very plcasknt Easter ens- ;j tom of sending Eniter cards to 3 our friends'or o f making them •; £• simple and inexpensive gifts i3 I? a good ouc, provided we do not i! carry it {0 nn extreme. The || 1‘, springtime is a "busy season ;j fi when every one is weeding out jj Pt one's possessions rather than seeking to add to them; lienee *$ j;j numerous large gifts would jfl £t prove a burden to the recipient. TP Eggs have always been associated with the day os symbolic ft $ of the resurrection Bonbon* *■: fr-niercs*nf.thii xhnperor candy j? eggs are always popular. Flowers and growing plants are especially appropriate to ij yj the day, Easter lilies being nl- !.] f< ways in demand. A corsage ft g bouquet of violets or of lilies $ 1 ! of the valley is n pretty gift to M ^ a girl. The man who makes ; j it must be careful to have it j» p sent to the house'of the girl in ij time for her* to wear to church ! • P On Easter morning. Neckties.J;] or scarfs nrc suitable gifts to ’j [j make to a man who is a rcla* ; \ 1- tive or friend, provided one t knows his tastes. — Florence >5 ; Howe Hall in Chicago News.- ft i m*r 'm , *#♦ «••#'****• #*<#•*#**•* lia s Model of Baby Submarine Any and every kind of Ink made by Carter’s Ink Company, the best ink made. * .* * The seals of the dread tomb are breaking; Beneath their grim guard life is w aking; The darkness is cleft. BONUS FOR NOT WEDDING Mi** Eaton Will Get $5 a Month For Teaching if She Doe* Not Marry. Highland. Kan. —Ml*« Ella Eaton of Highland, w In, w III touch In tile schools o f Metcalf, Arir.., during the coming year, will receive a bonus o f So a mouth If sin* refrains from marrying until tin- end of the school term next spring. Marrying girls have been In great demand lit .Metcalf. The school hoard o f Hint town has had an much trouble looking for new teachers after achool has hern In ttb*ttdou three or four months that It was decided to offer a apcclnl bonus to the hclioolten'i hers w ho will remain s'lngle, orange, N. .1.—a wihhUuI liil>qniton lint Ihvii hed I •) Thotnun A Edison nl t'.^1^It* lii>. k, W r»u Driin^i'. o m -i looking Ni 1w Yolk < i l l , lln> upper hay mitl pun o f Staten Island. ul which ho U working Ui conjunction wilts ex* porta from die LTdtcd 'State* govern* Eternity lighteth thy garden— moiit. Their l.ihmi nro helm; proseLook up, tear dimmed eyei! cutoil far tutu the night, hut what they Forget the lone night of thy weep are working 011 hi a secret, anil 11 guard patrols the grounds at all limes. Mr. Edison is chairman o f the naval In morn's sweet surprise. consulting hoard. Thy dear ones thou hast from their In Columbia street. West Orange, u hhs’k distant from the null) Edison sleeping; Death held them delayed in his plant. Is u hlg corrugated Irmi build­ ing. with the window glass coated and keeping. the windows h a m d On g> ud author­ Lo, none hut Death die^! ity, it was learned that Mr. Edison had —Christian Endeavor World. la the httilding a sixteen foot working model o f a stihniuriiie wlil< it. It I* said. Was tin* 11.is Is' i f Henry l ‘ord'n statemint that he could liuild I.«km one man Shot Owl Stealing Hen. submarines a day If In* was called on Vancouver. \Vash.-».Whcii a hlg,hom­ ed owl eighteen Inches tall was Hying to do so. olf With a lieu S. J. IVttlt allot the bird • The Eagle I!'*-!; labor at r\ I. tin- pig at Ids farm, near OrcliutilsfV^eeeutly.' casino erected. I>y tjie Es-vx County The ow l measured four ft*et six Inches t'nrk CiHnmls»Ioti In the Eagle Hock from tip to tip. Sir. IVII It had misled reservation, Seine time ugo the eon.' several clihl.dns and was nt a loss to mission gave 1o Mr, Kilkuil pi rmi**lou know where they went and was pleas. to use the hullillug. Much machinery <*d wlii’ii he toiind lie had the culprit. has Ih’ i ' ii Installed, and a heavy iiihte Itkdl Hit's the use , f eniislileiable elec­ The ow I w III |,e mutinied. tric power. 1tne of the (M els o f nppa1111ns is a teles' opo Hint, to ipioto ono man who had peered through It, "brought New York so close li seemed you could reach out and touch the Easter Plants AlJE o f ‘ I-thler plants |n a prole lent that nociiwi to hotlicr many Iample. IN cu those who never raise plants ary cetlalu to rx** reive gifts In this shape at Eastertide, and uafurnlly they dcalro t In-m to live as long us possible. . * C fRITINGi FLUID P a ste While Toiling In Guarded Building. Our Office Supply Department is now -■Complete* We can Supply Yoyr Office "with Reliable Library Paste, new }ico Paste in tubes and bottles. Mucilage in bottles from 5c to $1.05. * ■HOUSEHOLD indelible INK tsntnnmt, !§ Typewriter Ribbons jj|| Webstpr’s, the Best Made—-Ribbons for SS any machine, 75c each Itm a ifc of 'a lack of knowledge «»f lihiut lore many of Jhe most beautiful and most expoirtdre plants are consigned lo the ash barret of convenient dump n few days after Easter. • While some of the vhoujicr ones Miami only once should he planted out o f doom ns soon as (avisihle after flowering. Never lay them on their side or set them In nn old corner to dry. Plant the ramblers where they can chimlicr over arbors, trellises and fences, ami Hie bush rose's In other sultnlde ha-allotis, ns they nro (N'rfectly hardy. Plant them where they cap remain |icrniuiiciitly. They may turn a Utile yellow nl llrst, hut they will noon become accustomed to the change hiiO slart to grow. To preserve nxutcns they should Ik* pi tingl'd In tho ground, |ait and nil. If the weather Is very dry they will reiptlre watering throughout the sumliter anil fall. On the approach of frost lift them, clean off the pots and place them In a window In a cool room, Easter lilies can ho kept In the pot In any convenient place until the mid­ dle of May, when they tuny be planted In the garden. The tops will die nwuy, but Itilo In the summer they will nl most Invariably flower again. All the many varieties of bulbous stock, such uh the hyacinth, tulip, dnffodll. narcissus and cnjrus, when they am through blooming ran Mi planted out In the open ground where they will Webster’s Carbon Paper All Sizes and Colors Loose Leaf Ledgers The I r v i n g s I-PmzDPitt kind, let us showyou. Call on us for any supplies you need for your office. The Herald Printing Company PhZt' �Joy Cometh In the Morning An Easter Poem By ADA MELVILLE SHAW I buried my bulbs in the garden— Twns night of the year. The sky was o'ershadowed w ith weeping; . The garden was drear. I gave the brown bulbs to earth’s keeping And left them there somberly sleep­ ing Till dny should appear. f— '• 4 . - _ * 1 i \ ik W j !; ^H b dn = m1Kiiwr The cold rain beat down on _my Ah, pitiless rain! My bulbs— would they perish ere waking, My planting in vainT The tempest swept on without break­ ing; My faith for fair flowers was shak- ..TCSWKSKTtV J tu n u u n n r ■i I*‘ I wept in my pain. 1A Gray dawn slowly crept o’er my garden; I sought it with sighs. To, there through the soft mold ap­ pearing. Glad sight'for sad eyes, Green life to the daylight uprearing! . 0 foolish heart, what of thy fearing, Thy faithless surmise? ,- y ^ . j1 » Ihe Easter Egg Crack nitil. o t i n ' l l —11111•* l< | . i p i i n . d iiuit t i l e I'ffi'i'l , .f till- u ; i \ ,.|i til.' -tit'll n> ^ strength el'dir.- ch m m i U ul«.. u part of tin* tradition On Sunday cicnlng n large silver bow! nr trei In the renter of the stipper tnlde bolds the gnyjy derornteil eggs Then tlm fun stnriN. U n lfo f y r AIN'T old Easter custom "ol»A tlm part lei jtitnljt nre sea lei! urotiml tlm soneil annually by n French family living In New York, Inlile. und the ol hers iinn.l or walk where no festival goes by tin- nIroll t - I 'liT l nlie helps lillllsrlf t>* Ult hfe-l.il 'tilil easily be Ihe keynote of ••ire. bolding n in hi- Imnd with the so 1 ..ter fr.ill • nr entertainment. Tlm point j 11—i ij.il.!.* 1 III' |*t I 'i*n -i .ilr.I 1...I.U ht- rue |||» f f i i >-• i >• used nre always colored beto be gently l"tl' lii'il by I be egg belli futyli.nid n bi'ii doaeiis of them are If one end dwnratni in tin* bid fashioned w ay— by tli-j person Minding. flcuml calicoes, onion peel, billing, ete.. gets rnieked then tin* other end Is being in . l in lieu nf any modem proc­ turned, mid when both ends nre crack­ ess After tho eggs nre thoroughly ed tlm egg Is forfeited. dry the rhlhlren o f the families par­ Tlm object of tlm game It to see wlm ticipating In the ceremonies art* al­ ran collect the most eggs, and prizes1 lowed t< rub them with candles to go to the unwt successful. When springtime was warm in thy gardens. What splendor was there! + + F O O L IN G H E N S . T H E Y LAY M O R E T H A N EVER + l.os Angeles. —AImmiI 1‘JU hens ■> on the California Mate farm lit + I invls Id longer lawm night from + day and. ns f •*r sleep licit s nilt + of Ihe i|iieKilnti l'r*>fi“o*tirs, ev + jot Inn id dig t*i im tease egg lay* luc, Unlit tlm lights In the coops *1* at f*:KVa. in. nml litirn them until + sunup. At night they burn them + from.sundown to 0 o’clock. And •{■ the poor, deludfsl bens have laid + more eggs than ever! DOG RESCUER PERISHES, Saved . E i g h W s n M a n and W B u r n e d to D e a t h . ii Than Krmfkfort, I ihI.—T he conch dog that navi's! tin* lives ofelglltecii colored men employed. on the cotiMtruction mini; ol tin* new Iiiillima|H)1l**Frnnkfort rail* rood perished In tlm (luiurti Unit de­ stroyed tin* Iuiiiko in wliU'li tin* ini'll livnl One of the tin'll, who slept with till clot lion mi. '.ins i>n tiro Hhon awakened l>y t ht* burking of I In* ■Ior.* Tin* hioii rnslnsl from tlit* burning structure nml i tii- In-1 iiiuii nut fiioVii tlio iliMir, tinIn ti'iillomilly In»|illitsr tlio dog :i prisoner. A few iiiliniiis later imi' of tlm men remembered llu* n ilium I, Imt tlio Iiimisu could not lie roiiebetl bevnune of tlio Humes, uml tlio dog h u h burned to death. SEMINOLE LIMITED All-Steel Electric-Lighted Train Birmingham, Chicago and St. Louis acksonvllle ... A (' 1, Vnycrovs ........ \ ( ' I, I ti a n y ............A ( ’ I, ,lh tiny mcrlcus C'nftJ olumbus . . t ' o f t ! ipelika * lift. trm lngham <’.>f (J irm lngham 1C alro If arbondale I ( A r St. Louis I f Ar 53rd St. (Gttuft) I 0 Ar Chicago (C(i Sts) I f 9.00 PM Sun - Parlor Otwcrvatlon i 11,05 PM (mm part merit tint! Drawlng-Ifc 2.35 AM Sleeping Cara Jacksonville* to 2.40 AM 3.40AM Draw ing-Uoom .s le e p i n g < 6.10 AM Jacksonville to 8|. lamia. 7.10 AM Free Ilecllnlng Clialr C a ra J. 11.55 AM hoiiville to Chicago, St. Louih 12.15 PM ('nrlKiiiilule; largo a n d rosy h 10.45 PM backcil nenU. 11.58 PM llill!l!iti}i* n m l S e n t f a ir J u k i Bird’s Allies From Asroplan*. Fan IHcgn, Oil Thu body of Tina, n Ji'l M i l i a r y ti'lnngliig to Colonel WII I limn tllassfnrd. i oliiiiiaudmit at the North Island a vial Inn sehonl, was eremated mid then taken aloft In mi army biplane by Instructor Albert Smith mid scattered to the four winds from nu nl(itudo o f fi.tioo feet. Dally Thought. loves not Ids country can g ■I'.VI oik A T L A N T IC COAST LINE R A IL R O A D TRY A HERALD WANT AD The only appliance that takes up the shock and eliminates .- - - -----the jar-so-destructive to cars Gasoline, Wear and Tear, Nerves and In ca lcu la b ly Tim e SEE OR WRITE SA LE S AGENT SANFORD ( �of regret is t h a t there are not moro of Sanford’a boys th at take advan­ tage of what ita generous taxpayers offer them, In the line of free educa­ tion to fit 'them for u bettor and tor this to our plucky {iris, but a lsi let us encourage our boys to hold out and get what schooling they ciin now and they will same day thank ua for it. OF THE FINEST SYSTEMS OF FREE SCHOOLS IN THE STATE first grade the system of visit the classrooms and watch the without the conventional , work in progress,' Every Friday ka, hut with small chairs morning n't 8:30. chapel exorcises are hits been adopted and has, held in tin* auditorium of G ram m ar a great improvement fori School, and it is for th"se exercises chiltfreri. Sanitation nnd [especially that the board and teachrevent as far as possible ers extend an invitation to*the pubof disease between the j lie to attend. It will be a revelation are carefully watched and to many of our cilicena to see this • • .■ ill, .^ .n il'll nf n r n m la iiiit f i t l >■... ^ i . 1. . . i . ffiNronn i ’ i i m higher life. It is one of th e facts of our local schools, th a t a t High School gradua­ tion the girls outnum ber th? boys at a ridiculous rate. Let ua give credit a h t school no . j This is .th e time of year when we taxpayer* foel heaviest the burden thnt we have to carry, to accomplish all this in our schools So much more would it be a good time for you feeling of greater 'satisfact ways your money has been the school boards In the gi of educating our children. r p o fl i ‘I |u o | l l a f of investment. <'ur Grammar School’ with the ings and fur- new additions has now fourteob . uvat]alilo (lassrontrs, l i b r a r y a n d nfnol I of Sanford nsaembM. and it will be ipt Incentive to the pupils to do tip it beat, if they h?c their elders J rfO.POO f ir e a n d o n e la r g e a u d i t o r i u m . It showing o w e inleres in their work. 40,000 is the o n l y ' In jild in g in the- rity Our High "School building ha* ft.000 having a covered hallway one whole ■luring tie- present term been used ft.0OO Idiifl. tong, reai lung frrttn M v r t l 1 to 11.000 El in aveiito* * Tin new i Ia.■‘.rooms tl.olui j are litiilt w it li all n o Jurn iiu■ - - provtuiente, aw to li,;ht and vetitilu.. JJ05,000 tion. T h e whole building is heated on account of the fact that this tract of land is widely known throughout the state and United States for its fertil ity, deep rich soil and fine (lowing wells. BLACK :k” was given this section on account of tl The soil in Black Hammock is a ve sandy loam and_ compares favorably wi in the Northern States, Is rhe name given in this state to this class.of land, and has nothing in common with the word "Hammock” as it is commonly used. It means, in Florida, a low, rich tract of land originally covered by a heavy growth of timber. property is being rapicliy.taken up by farmers investors. We invite your investigation and tand back of our guarantee that there is “No r or Better Land in Florida.” Write for Booklet and Descriptive Literature T h e O. P. Sw ope Land Co n a n t o i i !) I'i u v ^ v i n s n m p L no - i Oviedo Seminole County Florida care of In two buildings, one on the Kant Side and one* on .West Side of town, so e h to Lri,i|* it ilk r.var t.* 1li«honu-a of the smujlcr children us possible. These l/uildings art* stHct* ly modern in const rut tion, rupotiuily ns to lighting,' ventilation anti plumbing. » —v • HERALD ADS BRING' RESULTS--.-TRY ’EM �* * % 's • — * ■ • THE SANFORD HERALD priqr u v e r y reasonable and th ey can physician* will predn ruinate, on ac­ he installed by local garages or by count of their great majority among the tru'd itul pr art irt loners itt .Ahe the shop at Orlando. When you have a 7~k House to Rent__ +sf*BL u i. i g r-ffy.q If there i ; w an opportunity [To pur i r . f ' ,i f->' i^j, «, :uOd."ii OFF TO TU.I.A MASSE! Dr o .1 . '1 >'• i M’ljei Mill Itcpicacul Lloriili , Medical V^«oHati»n Dr nlr..-r I Milt-r ha> recently received notice from the president of the I ioridil Medical Association of his appointment us a representai live of the Association during the carting sv-sloh of the legislature, and left last Saturday night for Talla- .is i. ,i >icn * it It Won [ vUM nine It and a \ u l!* i M '- X j p n - i i v t c d h o u s e ; always rents more re a d ily t h a n a shalijiy out*—rents Jur more money, too. hassee in order that he might become thoroughly lyq u a in trd with the new mentbem, before the opening of the -Jigialulurc, Among the -principal , bills of a tncdinil n a tu re.that will bo I ' hWt&utuifcd zs.\- - * LEA D AM D Z 3WC P A I N T l tW T n GALLONS - W C A .lli LO N G E R ' It is just as essential to use go.nl paint on a house you own and t u i t as on the one you live in. I l ie u b«rc, paint with |)cvoc a u j increase th e value o f j o i n property. ,___ \ \ c guarantee DltAOE because we know it is pure anil because we know that it always gives our custom ers satisfaction, It contains no whiting, silica, china d a y o r other adulterants. D l . \ OK takes fewer gallons and wears longer. \Vc are always glad to show attractive color combinations. • GEORGE H. FERNALD HARDWARE COMPANY rJoi.1 H o rn * * t S » f» !c « -H » fd w » r*, AiricutluTel tnipirm riHi SA N FO R D , - - Conlratlor*. F L O R ID A cuTCmjr -WssroVi 1 Mi'dieiil I' i ■* *■ ArT. i t • r* d ur ing the pr* ■ r o o m «>f th :.ii t th.it the f r on ds t h a t ’ : t i1! ot .have been perpetrated by the Edccc tic Hoard have bean brought to tie* attention of thj- members* of the legislature wlu» Ln ^ e interest of humanity will JmdouModly s ■** the necessity of pacing proper legisla­ tion for the prntertinj] uf bur public against Quacks. It is to lu- hoped tliut I)r. .Miller vyill U'-> every d idst toward having -a Medical Practice Aet .pus^aU darlng-thc. injjniug.-*— sloTT of t h n cgt-Tifur. f’aster ami line footwear are inseparable and tlmF is wm; .i M.s atm ? dWservice'annouriees its prepntvdnes with Spring Styles that rise to tire highest jwint of fllieieney—style exp re.- -iveof refinement. amrM'hirh’rllstlnffuishas a woman without attracting the wrong kind of attention. will be a Medical Practice Act, reg­ ulating the practice of medicine in the state, and a bill providing fqr Once there * w a s ' a strange*' Man ,tho abolishment of the License Tax who lived In Syria. Jf<* bad some on the physicians o f 't h e state. Heretofore physicians have -ob­ tained licensure to practice medicine in Florida through the agency of. several distinct Hoards of Examiners, and it hn\ become a w* II known fact among the members of the regular profession thut \ t v often an'incom ­ petent physician would come into Florida and go before «ur regular Hoard of Examiners and fail to meet •the requirement*' of. such board, [after jvhich he'would go before the* Eclectic Hoard aAd pass the examiuaLtioii and obtain a license to practice peculiar views that did .not suit everybody. Even hi* own folks said he was bcsjde himself. • put still he held to his views and promulgat 'd his strange- doctrine. Somehow it told hold on conwnon. iH-ojilv and they began to put -dt ii,to practice and work it .o u t in thoir everyday live*. Th e result iyastt wonderful successThe ball *ef in tUution has cipitinitctf through the centuries roiling onwanj and on­ ward. and accuin ,'.ui .g in strenglli and weight and uiomuntym. D1CKINS SHOE STORE One pr(!tc|pte_*'f tb,- St.In *.•» in m otion PAINT DEVOE PATNT High shoes in chie novelty eltecLs and white low shoes anti pumps with buckle*, or hows or ju st.simply plain and elegant. Ideas without number in ideals of the day and the hour, at prices to please all. » . M \V S tin- .... V- t i i-t.-l* \|.- i . j ON i S'lly Talk About "Luck." <'in i,i ii„. miO(> i o ij * In wlilcb ihi Ill'll * III till I ItllW I M I) . | ,I|*W|TS 111itMl' If, Is in In- unr.lilp uf tin- fi'ifdi •<( luck, t "» SANFORD AFFORDS GREAT SPORT IN FISHING AND BOATING I’ gr s Mrtirig .irii ver; Haring the past few rtonthu,. the ititg y. end d te it i * if it could Horidu "Medical* As-'iclation and the to d .troy i n* Man with his tj**w regular board of Medical Examin­ strange propngamlu. er* nf the Mat** o f Florida made a S n t **. '• ii h i m *u a i t * . . . m i d ( on id tun, tl,L< itatid observe with prayer* and ulistiiience and ifi*-x|ir< >Mbie gratitude the d a y ’ of H ii cruciliximt. and pray* t** Him who hold* t h* . 11- i . .,f tuitimi. in Hi* hand- JI •■ I ' * ! - ili;.I nil ntlii.r- nr.- |ii<fcj mill Mint w iinl. i i-r In- ntli'iiiplH, f alls. Ilu d*'«-s imt 'n-iilpi' tin- untiring energy, tlit* min-niltilng ei.nccifiration, thu heroic Ctiumge. tile Mlblltlli- pHtletlco thut in the M-crct o f mii iu> men'i* sue* *•**■**. Their "lin-lt" mu** Mint tliejr bn*l pr. i' i i i it ili. iii'i-it*., in tu> i i|iinl lo Hn-lr i ;*|»irttiitiii *> In ii I* i uiiim and U»T«* ti wn «* t** W \ \* ' it. ' ii ! • » • - * - I Ft Wiliuiiii * i^liDi* if ./pi rt*- ioriluiu ‘ i)*|. |i.«> w**:k • aught them with tin- g'nxii, which iik» r*~ siilt-d iti having ihe member* of said b o a r d , put in prinon, and the Hoard d'clared vacant by th* liueernn- It *i« t** b- h o p 'd t h a t 'at.this '■'■•ton if i in. legislature, a suitable \1**dl< ii IVar-ticy \ rt will be pfiM*«*i forgoiti-b ling .i ir.gb* i'.o.i- i of Mi-d* ..! .1 \amim r- ,i r«-pr* '•-ntatiM- *>f all til*- m-dical praetitioners bf4>ng lli'-lurl* >1 in ll-i p* *-«*nnel. it ln ltlg of run-' ■ • piufo- understood. that the r**gtilar 1rrise* Mrs. A. E. L'hiUps belli-Vo in i* pflt to deal h hat tin Mcr.irt W-otc First German Opera. In t i - r i » ulitll t!*e i l.i- of Wag. in-e i be o|. ra wi i . t nnr l . id by lilt!*' na' - 4 1 i,:,l:-i M e . || wi**, ti**III -' • ■| **. e r . t * r aiii'-ng lie- lii-rimm * i.a,]>*e.i r ». f o W e|u-r * ']■<* tally Will f' I- irn ll 1 *!..rj of ha*il:_ III •'! folinil• - I ll -I - 1. ' I O r i l l . Ill ll]'. I :*! 11 *t > b- Simply Tmpottible. A Fldcago wotiian who bud received n legal Mnimu.ii' t>> appear In a cer­ tain court at n eortnln period w«t« still. Ii put out-Ihereby, lu explaining iIn* limiter to ii frlntid »he Mild: *‘ I Ini v*- *-*,ri ii I ill i rei *'ls **l tlie i 111■11■111. but I 'ball not ii |•j.,-itim c i i i lil not, In fart. Not otilj mu I lint >.) ••Tit 11> iii'ipiulliteil with Judge .l*in*"*. but lb'" whole tone of bis * ■itiinioiit* ntloti |' so iiti|>*i'>‘ilil** I 1*1*I I illi'Op.1ety le fll'e 1.1 know 1*1III.” n't t hi nki u’ me an <nit ti»hin'; ig hl ' ate iiiosih go i Jut lisliin’: t knock bis fellow me T . a n y grudges then, •it bis huiht, when Urn lishiti'. The : ;• with the pin and -‘ dill iw > \air or, is a forgotten thing with millionaire an' kins: mg. ’■ .\i'ilj* line port•'*1 « ,»-*» bringing ii ? ty .i are »** l oiniiioti t a nr*' recorded, over a mat t - *■ ' . »; hshirit' in tin-* pm ar*- linuhd to * at* one t:i < it fmlrin'. A f- .H .* i hi*lire to dr* .* a, •‘■tit lijiifitt"; tiie beautivs of a «lream • hit lishin’ : •• An !,. an wash hj»* ftoul in uir Tin*: T foul with j**lli«lj i «ti-, fYip ;■ ...J*. «tr sinYpie; fare — ui*»ure thejn that if tl e y w !i tri .Sanford next srs-tton they ‘wi 'joy ti ttin , either »•-i the . reach--s *lf t r** n\* r, rlown the among ho Sanfci'ir anc iiul fiahink ••.te­ i v i;-'T ri -vr any joys of ii o'mi rtte county A b .' it hi*' nr* time for hate. Out.lishin’; Hr- Pr 1 . agi-r t o 'b e great, TI-v l'idled Stat* s Shock Alisorbcr "tit lishin'; It tin.i ll,in king,thoughts.of pelf, Mil! Add T ear' to Life of Car Elsow ore hi this i sue.appear.-, an <>r K" >!' 'tacked high upon a shelf, ^ut ’ al ways just himself,* a d v e r t's ■,pent *tf fh*' I'nit d State? •out lishin*. A l-.Tlt r » glud to be a friend, Dut lishin’ ; A. hiljilr*' hand he’ll always lend,. Out lishin';’ • ■ D* brotherhood of rod an* line A? _?}■!-an’ stream is Always fine. Out fishln'. srhemes, out fishin'; •' liv* r\ is a coat, of tan. ’ r.i.p T„ ,jn t j)e best he can: Rlhr's always mostly man, Out fishin'. ^•nfnrd probably affords more ' >ng and better fresh water fishing *>1 any other part of Florida and *' '"•'•■yone knows Florida is some to Fsah . At the head of navit *ttun °a the St. Johns river one b''1 fl.r many miles in the head.fc,,'r' «<f the beautiful St. Johns l'* 1 ar“l l he many tributaries where * Safney Bass and the smaller H ketch, the bream, the jack * t,r f’ickerel, the blue or channel ‘ ^ many other kinds of fish «- .* hook anil make a gallant il‘ 1 °r one can seine, the mullet, and other fish. The V/ekiwa s \ ' f !‘r’* lnk into the St. Johns river ■ mil*-* below- Sanford -Is great iu T K *rrou,1d* and being full’ of jt ,0K» makes fishing just what f * * be—» hazard with odds in 0Vt'‘r ihe bass. Scattered all . ■eminolc county art* many r "atcr fakes fed by smaller Shock A 'v iriu r, a patejit that is a t ­ tracting the .attention of the automoliiie world and is. destined to prove one of th;. best on the market. The UnilL'd States Shock AhsOftier is the invention of ME i’hllllps of the Phillips Machine Co,, of Urlando and the right* h i VO bot'ii purchased by a company of local men com­ posed of the following: *r ’ M\ M, Smith, president, A. I). Johnson, vice president, 0 . \V. Ilhil-’ lips, - secretary and John Tucker, treasurer. The directors are M. M. Smith, W. E. Martin, R. T. Ma­ guire, A. II. Johnson, John H. Tuck­ er and Dr. C. D. Christ. All ol these gentlemen are well and favor­ ably known auk having the faith of their convictions made it possible for the new shock absorber to lie manufactured in Orlando and .placed on the murket. The U nited'States Shock Absorber not only makes the car ride easier but it absolutely, takes up the shock and jar that wear out the car and th a t eventually cause the springs to break. Vibra­ tion and not actual wear will break springs and other parts of cars and the Unit«*d State* Shock AIrsorber* in eliminating the useless, vibrations adds fonger life t o . any car th at is ei]uip|ied with these superior shock absorbers. C. M. Hrodwater is the local sales agent for the United States Shock Absorbers and will take pleasure in showing them at any time. Several iocal cars have been Equipped with tb - ‘ em and the owners are move than pleased with their performance. The The iiew clothes, this S p r i n g , are wonderfully attractive. Fabrics, designs, models,-all are right up to the minute, and interesting in every-detail. From such a great variety' of liandsomelyrtailored garments, we can’t help but recom­ mend the Suit that is most becoming to you. And with i t goes our Guarantee, our assurance of quality, your cerYOU’LL find, here, the smart new "Belter" Suits which are already becoming so popular, the extreme "English" young men’s models; the high-waisted, peak-lapel effects so much sought after. All are made of fine quality woolens, smartly and carefully tailored, and_will hold their shape and color. Bros. &. Co., the famous fabrics and grades.-from $15.00 to $40.00 H elp You Select From These Superfine Clothes FULL LINES OF SPRING FURNISHINQS READY ‘ W OODRUFF & WASTON EAST FIRST STREET SANFORD* FLORIDA �.tween Sanford and GeneVa and will make a trip each way eVgry day. This .will prove n most populkg route ;urd give uit' iiuic-Tc'connections with our sister city on Lake Harney. ! Ili AND ABOUT THE C|TY ! Little Happenings—Mention £ of Mattera in Brief— Hanks Will Close Friday Good Friday. April Gth, all the Personal Items of > Hanks will close for the day. I n t c r e ht r? v « I f|iV i | . PI V s fl t ___ . t ars I hat Arc Good Condition Ford Touring. $2(10.00 , Ovrrund Roadster, $20).0J. Maxwell Touring, $375.Off. Second Summary of the Floating Smnll Talks Surrlnrll) Arranged for Hurried Herald Headers . Mr. and Mfci. John l.andm nn and daughter. Miss Linp, v\ero in the city this morning enroute to -Jnckaonville with Howard Lyman. They will consult a specialist in Jackson­ ville regarding 'Mr. Landman who lias been in poor health Tor two m onths and they will tho'n go on to their home in Grand Rapids, Mich­ igan for the summer. Mr. Lyman will bring bark the ear to Alta­ m onte and the Landmans expect to b e down early in the fall and spend th e winter at their beautiful bunga­ low near Altamonte. P r im e - cypress shingles, four, five and six inch widths, all twenty Inches long, to move quirk at $2.75 * e r thousand. Chas. L. West, Oviedo. H a. • * G5-tf Hand in Quick, B*37, $450.00. At Seminole County Garage. * 63-ltc Card of Thanks Exclusive Designs • , .- -7 /1 *» ••• • MILLINER Y We wish to thank our many friends who by their generous as­ sistance have enabled the Sanford Gramm ar School to send^the sum-of $73.60 to Mr. Marcus Fagg of Jack­ School Day* ' sonville for the Children's Home. When we gather about the board We hope this opportunity has made at tile evening meal, we discuss tjie you us happy as it has us. Again events of the day and it is a special we thank you. 0 part of the program to enlarge upon Notice t . school happenings. It is there that Until further notice Musson's we hear who are the cracker jack swimming pool will bo open T hurs­ players on the different class ball day and Saturday at 2:30 p. m. and teams of the Gramm ar School and other times for parties on special who throws a foul, or who. gets a j* , arrangements. * 65-tf black, e y * for playing “ fox and * Ford Touring Cor for Sale—At a •geese” and that Mrs. Dwight Bab­ ba rg a in . II. & 0 . Garage, W. A bitt's class gave the largest amount Stringfcliow. • 44-tfe to the Children's Home Society in W. C. T. U. will meet tomorrow the recent ennvas for funds, and afternoon at the Baptist Temple «'V then the scene changes to the High a n d a large attendance is desired. School and we hear all about the m Beginning April 1st Woodland funny things th at happen over there Park wijl be open Sundays only. * and the many more serious phases ti.i-tf of the school life of tin* little Fresh­ Mr. and Mrs. Furnald left for their . Continued From Page 13 man. But especially does interest home in Massachusetts yesterday center in tin* doings »r rather bi­ after spending several weeks here with liie Daytona dull namely monthly program of the Irving So­ with friends. Tin* debates are rehearsed Guinn Branch. There ran be ! no ciety. S E E D CORN. Mexican June, Improvement on his playing ns far Over the tea. and Anifa Mason re­ Hastings Prolific, Allen's I Kar. as tin- brand which he delivered last ceives a gym-rous share of compli­ Little Red Coh, Hickory King and season. Many n game Rubio per­ ments on her beautifully rendered Golden Dent. Any • quantity drformed in that he should never have piano numbers—incidentally Afina aired. Call at the L. Allen Seed; placed h is .foot on a court, But be- is a pupil of Mrs. Fannie StemC om pany. 'G -ldlp Munson—and Rosamond j lieving in his team nnd confidence in bridge T h e many friends of Mrs. John T1 his players he* performed regardless Radford is “ such" a good reader. I We are told that Ted and Adele llrudy are glad to see her and t h e ' of his injuries I Bunge played a wonderful duet and Dickins, Mrs It. .1 Holly, Mrs C • children home again after spending “ Smiling" Hamid /look l . i i r t r n ' 1 ’t u b th e winter in Texas Manager Washburn played in few that the High School Uri-iieslrn is H Dingee, Mrs. F L. Woodruff, Mrs. L H. Hagan charmingly en­ Go to Sanford Hour and Feed games, -1mt the fvto he played in just great, nnd so on down the line, Mrs. J. S. Wilson, Mrs. John Smith. tertained the Book Lovers' Club C o.'a Btoro for all kinds of feed. We ! were all corking good games. Like many having parts on the program Mrs. fI. ,Y. Howard. Mrs. Wm. M c­ nnd other friends at ho^ home on ad) it cheaper. Try us. G5-2tc Lning lie suffered with injuries all and receiving a share of praise nnd Kinnon. Mrs. E. D. Brownless was. Sanford Heights Friday afternoon. criticism. On Friday, very interest­ the only guest of the club, coming in The hours were spent in informal so­ J. R. Hayden has arrived in the season and id one game he was also ing was the book contest. Titles of at the refreshment hour. ciability. A dainty salad course fol­ city after spending several weeks in compelled to play when t h e .t c n m popular-and well known bonks were lowed with ices served at the re­ Virginia looking after his large p ro p -i was short °f men. In the Hollins Fire O’Clort 7Vu freshment hour. Enjoying the e rty interests and stock. * . - j anti Seabreeze games his playing enacted, or suggested by Inis' of ribbon or paper dolls, etr., worq* by In hon«> of Miss Gretehen Schultz, pleasing hospitality of the hostess Break your Cold or La Grippe r<>!,lur'*'1’ pnuP,*,»» with. Jones as a the pupil representing the bunk. A whose marriage to Judge Ernest were Mrs. Henry MeLaulin, Mrs. guard his playing rounded out a dcwtth a fow doses of GG6. 33-2Gtc 1st oj lavendar ribbon and old lace Houshbhh-r will lake place next W W Abernathy . Mrs. B. A. How* friiM- whoh was hard to heat. There will be a dance at the Par­ Washburn held the fans in mnaze- was "Lavendar and Old Lare," , A pril M. Mrs. Henry a n . Mrs K P Morse, Mrs. J. T ish House on Thursday night. April ■flamed with it chart ning Br idy, Mrs W E Scoggan, Mr*. W merit during the Sin-breeze game Clarice Hand with a string of paper I2tli. Pickets $1.00 Jor couple in­ with his clever guarding and his 1dolls suggested “ Little Women;" five (i elite tea on Sati ifdaty a her- P Fields, Mr->. Frank A*lu ms. Mrs. cluding refreshments Tickets ran m ain,point was to see that the other all were interesting, developing ac­ noorf. The tafile at which the guests R J Holly nnd Mrs. ('. ||. Dingee. bo bought of any member of t Ipman hit the lloor every time he did tivity in thought and memory, but were seated was lovely with its Church of the Holy Cross Guild. one girl just stood upon the plat­ dainty ehinu service in lavendar and Murrell Intrrcftiny Kngugnnrnt Everybody knows they CAN save Oliver substituted for the locals, form, cool, calm and dignified and gold. The lavendar color note wasThe Sanford friends of Miss Agnes money by buying their s ipplies at and in some of the garni n one would she was the "L a d y of the Lake.'" suggested in the graceful sprays of th e Sanford Flour & Feed Co.'s judge by his playing that he was a Can any one guess who was that the gloria vine, and the pretty -hand Devi in will be interested to In-ar of store. r.5-2te gular Ills wervices were badly Girl? In name at least it was quite painted place cards in gloria design. her engagement to Rev. Mason R ord Touring ( ar for sale at a ueeded in the Orlando' game, and appropriate am i altogether clever. The guests were Miss Schultz, 'Mrs. Plaxro of Abbeville, S.-‘C., the mar­ bargain. B. & O. Garage, W. A. ■when asked to play ugainst one of Oftr little H ig h , School rejmrter Julius Schultz. Miss Olga Schultz, riage to take place at the home of String felloe tells us that the Commencement Miss Janet Chapman, Mrs. Ralph her uncle, Rev. Dr. Gullowny in 44-1ft- i |tl. In-lit men on the Orlando rluh he Miss “ Salmagohdi" for 11>IG-17 is going Wight and Mrs. Nicholson of Paw­ Due West.' S. C., Ju n e 12. Rollins College Woman's Glee went in and held his own like any of ‘ Devlin is a charming girl, lovahte to be the best yet for the editors are tucket, Rhode Island. Miss Schultz Club coming Friday. April LI. Tick­ the more experienced men on the already at work and there is * so is receiving many charming a tten­ and attractive, a petite brunette club et* 61J cents tfiuch good muKTial. tions and a number of parties are whose pleasing personality compels Douglass Griffin, C O T T O N S E E D - Any" quantity, As the guest of her being given in her honor for she is a admiration. lowest prices. Call at the L. Allen Also,substituted for the II. S. a | sister, Mrs. Frank Woodruff she most popular young lady. Teas, Seed Company. v G1-41p Ipjt to call him a substitute would be i On Thursday afternoon n very de­ won a h o st-of friends here this win­ dinners and card parties ut which T h e Sanford friends cf Braxton j worac Dian him the Kaiser. lightful meeting of the I'riseillas was she was the honoree* were pro mi rient ter. Mrs. J. If. Beck is another shite? of. Miss Devlin resit!Eng in Beacham. Jr., or Donnv as he is <The only riutsupjDuilgliiM.ttaa.Iorcod- held with Mrs. A, E. I till hy grnamong last week's society events. - i n . ■___ j - . »T . " I 1 >n1 on •*— - substitute ' ,i77: ...... t w W h -will extend congratulations"Tto fill in ns it was • .because. cious hostess. -It- was an unusually Sanford. upon bis marriage last Saturday -in | the club was overloaded with talent, large gathering, fur Die I'riseillas M arvell—-Tillik Orlnodrt tp Me j uoiierta Branch of nnd Hp not iu-ing able to perform in' were augmented by n**nutnber of Knrlrrn Starr at Dr Land guests. ■ Everybody brought their Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tillis an­ t h a t tit,.-, ' j Jl ■ucheam is prnpri- Ipll the games was left oil th eiist as a Members of Seminole Chapter of needlework and the afternoon was nounce the marriage of their daugh­ •elor of th .• G rnnl Theatre in Dr- regular. Douplass aid 'd materially marked by a charming sociability. ter, Gussie E. to Mr. Ray S. Max­ the Order of 4he .Eastern Star leav­ , Jsrtdo und'has.:, large circle qf friends in ihu Rollins game, nnd in fu t his ing this afternoon to a ttend the in this part of the state. showing in this game which he went Enjoying the hospitality of Mrs. well ut the Preshy ter ian manse, Rev. Hill were Mrs. LeGette, Mrs. Fred E. D. Brownlee officiating, Friday school of instruction a t DcLnnd, • Von can always get more for vour *"• wl1 ^ l * 1 « " (l his Williams, Mrs. J. I*. Hurley, Mrs. conducted by the G rand Worthy Egg" and Chickens at Sanford Flour m ‘,Ut “ a baskutball performer. J.G. Hurley, Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. afternoon at half past two o'clock. Matron, are Mrs. Haskell Jr. nn'd * The bride who is a charming girl .A F e d Co.'s store. fi*,-2tc The «nm«* on,y n,low" f,ve “ ct,vV Gilmore, Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mrs. is the clliott daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bronson, Mrs. Jo h n Muason .... , .... . players in at one time, so th a t’s why D. A. Caldwell, Mrs. I’urdort, Mrs. Mrs. Tillis and the groom is the old­ and- Miss Elizabeth Musson, Mrs. ,. . , ’ . , " V they tailed him A "su b " but whntB e r t h a 'J e n k i n s ,' Mrs. F. K. Smith, enl t 1 at at W om ans flu b , April 13. ». J , ,, J . ever*you may call h im ,he was there J. K. 1’ace, Mrs. C.- C. Woodruff, est son of Mr. and Mrs. S. ,\(ax- Mrs. Chas. Kanner. Mrs. Fannie f..r. J. B. Starling and his mother | ^ V tjm4, Mrs. f i . H. Garner, Mrs. KUsterby, well and is identified with his father .j-Kxaxed a telegram Sunday nnnount- 1 Mrs. Richard I’attin, Mrs. J. D. in business. The young couplo will Lee, Mrs. A. E. Hill. Mrs. Alfred in# th e death of Mr*.. Star ng s _ „ Roberts. ~ — reside with the groom's parents nt >,laughter ». » St. I.oul, ....... til .! , .‘ I „ u ' the Oaks. Stnrllnc ,n'd hi, mother left BHMB « » CVriRnn Afusir Club . S u n d a y ulterhoon (or C o h m e llle . ">” * P * " " " ' ...........I*>r' The Cccltlun Music Club met 4/(cr Easier Donee ■ o w l . where th e interment will i ? .T ”" V , ° f ‘ *‘ 7 ' * “ Saturday 2j, at Mrs. Munson’s The arrangements for the dance >lnlte placo today. * . r rangetnents to Stm that Rolthio was studio with the following program: to lie given at the Parish House HUB*M V-TISM' Antiseptic, Re- fil (or lho (ray Sp,.t>)j in b|„ ,){aln Duet, Cradle Song Sartosis Thursday, evening, April 12, under Ethel and Florence Hcpry liavM Rheumatism, Sprains, Neural- .j^ . j ^ I1(j toughness as n ufityi-r on the auspices of the Guild of tho m . 33-tf i Die court is another otic of his fine Dance of the Mntionettes Fearris Church of the Ijoly Cross, gain an Georgia Mobley O verland Touring Car much less features. Wo don't mean to say interest each day. The ticket," which Crippen will include refreshments can lie t h a n value for quick sale. B. & O. he’s tough in that expression, but Walts i Nellie Messenger Owragc, W. A. Stringfcliow. 44-tfc -mean to say that it takes more thanbought"of any member of the Guild. Edward Reid • o n . D. L. Thrasher of Tam pa is »n ordinary man to mako him quit Mnrch The editor corrects the error in the Ermifiia Houser in th e city today shaking hands witli during the heal of s hotly contested date published in Friday's' issue of March Characteristic W'allonthropo hw m any friends. He is prosjtering battle. The Herald. Anna Mason Ksnncr l a his new field hut-still loves SanDuet, Norwegian Dance Greig f«nl and her (wople. Miss May T h ­ Last but not least has been one Du?t, Norwegian Dance Greig '* /« Honor of Mr*, /'upu-orlh rasher is with h'm. of the club's old reliables, being able Mrs, Margaret Barnes entertained Robin Waltz Kcathley Sanford H our & Feed Cd. has to play any position on the team Bohemian Air ..Czerny on Thursday with a charming picnic jtart received s large lot of countrk Kanner played in every game, and in honor of Mrs, Harry Papworth of Theodora Miller cured meats. Try one of the HAMS. his playing like that of the other Reading,’'The Mince Pie New York. A t 'tw elve o’clock the players kept the locals’ standard ns ^ 6 5 -2 1 C table was spread under the big trees Margaret Neal * Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Foster of a good team up to the high mark. Anettn Greig in typical picnic fashion, with the Phelps, New York. Mrs. E. T. “ Isey," as he is better kqown play­ Patriotic Song Greig most appetizing of pinrnlc lunches. Woodruff's girlhood home .were wrek- ed consistent bail all season and th a t Everything was served a la picnic, Royal Klintwonh -eod guests of Mr. and Mrs. K T. speaks enough for his playing the novelty of outdoor frolic living WCoodruff. They were very much much enjoyed. Invited to meet Srv-Srw taken with Sanford nnd state th at Another of the small clubs enter­ Mrs. P a ptworth were Mrs. Forrest •they will next year pome down in tained on Thursday was the Sew- Lake. Mrs. T. A. Neal, Mrs, W. A. (their car ,and make ibis city their Sew who enjoyed a happy afternoon j Fitts, Sr., Mrs. W. A. Kills, JR, L’u slrr, headquarters, at least a part of the ns guests of Mrs. Henry MeLaulin. I Mrs. Norma McLaughlin, Mr*.-3, O In all the fulness and glory of the winter. ' Easter Of importance to the club was the 1Chase. Mrs. S. E. Barrett. Mrs, E. beautiful spring days, the Mrs. Alexander •I*. }Y, 'Rohbinder, the h u stlin g pageant flaunts its banner to th« election of Mrs. E. . P. Morse t o j M . Gullowny, $)«ilraastcr and merchant of G u in e a soft whispering zephyrs that waft membership. Those present on this Vaughn. Mpi. Brian Higgins und A ss established a daily bus line hs- ( the melodies of birds und the fra- delightful- occasion were Mrs. May Mins Rowan. New Goods Arriving Weekly B. S. A. BOYS WIN FIRST CALL IN THE . ATHELETIC WORLD i grance of fiowefs to realms nhove. The new Easter fashions fill the stores with their beauty, everything is, so fresh, so delightful, so* now-s, just spring.** Good old."bring in all its dreamy glory! Because it is spring,*, find Easter is dose upon us —jnst one week aw ay— men. women ami children are calling for new rai­ ment in the very joy of living. -The) ■winsome, sweet’ fares of maids and matrons will relleet a newer beauty beneath the shadows of the lovely creations of Pnrisinn a n d Chinese models Smart, fascinating frocks in nil the tints of the-rainbow will enhnhce milady’s charm nnd grace and the Easter parade will be a thing of “ beauty and joy forever." The churches will lie filled w’ith the Loveliness of spring dowers and the special Easter music will rise in one triumphant symphony giving out the glad tidings of the risen Christ. a . P i1 lei G. E. WILLIAMS 106 East First Street 1 I.ilja, Mrs, (,. • \t Iin dev. Mr* It L- Grillin, Mrs. Sarah Kastcrliy, Mrs. Frank Crosby, Mr and Mrs L. Allen nnd Mrs. McConnell The party will rettirrt tomorrow. Aflisi’r find Itrntnntic /iVd/ if A large audience gathered at I he Woman’s C’lub on Saturday s'li-rnoon to enjoy the sjiring re it:d of Miss Florence Frank's music pupils and of th«* class i n dramatic reading The of Miss G ret chi -n Schultz young people a n juil ted t hi re1*h - i most delightfully reflecting ni h credit upfin the painstaking rsr« uni ability of their instructors. TH<- in­ teresting program follows; Plano Solo. May Queen. Goe'di-h-r Mollie Ahermit hy Reading. Small Boy and Mother nt the Circus Happy , Walton Piano Solo. La Capriciouse, l.arlT’" Carolyn Spencer Reading,vWhen the Minister (’omc» to Tea Kathleen Brady Piano Solo, In the Merry Sunshine Anna Kanner Piano Duet, First Waltz Preiser Alice Noel and Miss Frank Dialogue, Come Here Margaret Neal and Happy Walton Pttnsn Solo, Drtffodlls, Mnturlrn Naomi Scoggun Piano Solo, Dance a Baby Diddy LeClaire Jonrs Piano Solo, Fur Elise Beethoven Mrs. J. D. Abrams Reading, In the Pantry -Margaret Neal Piano Solo, Dnnce of the Midgets Cnilman Motile Abernathy Reading, Hank’s Case Happy Walton Pinno Solo, Tarantefle -Heller ‘Carolyn Spencer Continu'd on I’tfe* 12 Special Easter D IN N ER Will be Served at the 0 Hotel Carnes 0 on E A STE R SUNDAY 12 to 2 p. m. PEOPLE AND EVENTS Plate 50 Cents Make Your Reservations Early ' W -.' *** I 7 , , *- f �if V L=^-'V*= =# > i ,u 3 . i » i r _ TUETW NFOnn HERALD I »»■! II ■ : this earth ho called the Buffalo Ex: proplo what the children could do., SANFORD CELERY BEATS T H E • < not ■* even a * freeze ■■ can world • • keep celery fr o m b r in g in g GOOD PRICES. t jK. .Afx 3?. 5K*' Did the so-called freeze affect the Sinfnnl celery crop or was it a blessing’ Many people are asking themieIves that question, and now mml of us confidentially nudge each other and answer our own question. shield Juf foliage or nearby waterJ t o A conservative estimate of th* the extent ul protection. i "J crtips .indicate rh.it for the P>|6-17 f 'M Itcrard Celery Movement Fill.. line cars celery moved out of Sanford, under refrigeration, S a t­ urday. March Hint. This is the larg­ est one day movement in the entire hist ory uf th** Sunfuni roli^ry ami r«*pn mujIh l!i,|,S8 rralus for I hr day. For the week ending March -’lis t a total of 2!J0 cars celery moved or 87.280 crates. A conservative estimate in motiev for last Saturday's business would Itf 'lA.Iiiltl till and fur i he week's busi­ ness 5 I1UI,(MMI on. Directly aflc.'jh* freer.- this five vegetable season, a total <>f 170)0 acres of celery atom: with other cars celery will move, . bringing crops surrounding it hud every 'ap­ J 1.7S7.o7I0.00, and 1(50 cars mixed pearance of ruin, viewing it from the vegetables, such as lettuce, poppers, The freeze early in February, surface. Ah the weather warmed ruldtngc, potatoes, etc., that -will without donbt, visited every nook and went hack to normal, the appar­ bring a total of 5175,000.00. and corner in Florida; considerable ently lost crops came back to life, D t a,g ra n d total for. the season's damage was done but the Snfiford took* on growth and within from crop of 12,262,520.00. vegetable section, according to com­ twenty-three to thirty-one days af­ With Sanford’s loration, it-e *nil. parison* carefully made, hns appar­ ter the freeze this five acres of cel­ and foremost, its easily obtained ent!) suffered less than any other ery was nit and •‘hipped ‘and the sub irrigation from Mowing wells. Its* total pmdu* t was 2759 crates, bring­ she * mg in product anil mottey nil pUre Frankly, directly after the freeze,, ing a tolul of $777 1 >5, an average tier the trying season just passed in* of J7l.n0 per crate. dicates its superiority over many Th*‘ movement b»r this week and many sections begun heralding tlisClassifying the output, the dis­ other sections and ‘justly leaves it next will be good, possibly equaling astivr not waiting for /acta or actual result*, and now in most cases they tribution of ai|uantiiy, iliinlity and the title "the celery delta of the na­ the business of last week, but it its barely possible that this season will tion!" regret their haste because of the turp prices are as follows: 171/71 crates. As and G's nl $71.0.7 find another day to equal Saturday, things have taken for the better. $51 fill. HO * With few exceptions, -Seminole the :tlsu per crate county has soil equally productive. At the •time, nor. directly there­ 76!) crates, S's at 52.88 |>er Wells are easily obtained anti only However, the same land that pro­ after. did Sanford and "Seminole crate J1 ‘10,1 HO pwaits development to grow into a duce* this celery will soon have a runnty comment on local conditions. IP. crates, I'ltlls at $2 'Ml in r veritable garden. Other sections in tine shqwing of beans, corn, peppers, Truly, we did not know what to say. crate f to.1.25 etr. Already fields that Were,in cel­ We .'poke generally of the freeze in 57771 8 5 I th county in addition to the veget­ 2751) crates total ery thirty days-ago are now covered aldi* feature offer diversity In farm ­ Florida, hut elintniilatod our own Throughout, this is an average of tlood land* are available for with ati ■xecllent growth of early delta until such time as authentic $7! so p. r i rate and indicates l■• t In* ing truck raising, staple crops and for Spruill Ve g , t . 1 1ill *, Ao tile vegetable fait- i otilll he secured. grower that a hatidsotqe price was -.tuck, raising and the time i* not far output will continue for some weeks It new develops, two months af­ received for th" low i t grade* that ■tli taut, w In­ atl such land- will In to tom e and in lieu thereof money terward that the so-ca'Ied freeze lias ht*rci6for * brought very little the rare id a rgc'h should lie p!Dutiful in-Sanford anti active unfit was tu SaIlford a blessing in dts- anti in most rases nothing, particu­ vi -1nit owners *guile If in other chain Is it hrdugh larly' it) that class listed as"" culls, damage, surely the Sanford co'ery which in* (dentally is really good della must have lnfcn an object of celt ry hut of the small stalk vanits .mercy or else the hardihood of ley; « * 1s**axon*. scarcely i any III aprevious our product together with our locu­ tion. sod a n d above all our suh- attention bus been paid to anything irrigation was the means of our other than the four a nth-six dozen .to withstanding t h e - worst cold that the crate but bemuse of thv quality ha* vt'ijted Florida and our s'-flinn and demand this \>ar and the fart . in many years. that our cebr.. seitiott produrt was WAS (JRKAT SIJCCHSS AND SHOULD in no wise damaged by the tr a Careful investigation* of the j BE MADE PERM ANENT great demand has been brought to situation is the authority for th e | our doyir and has been saiisfat torily ___ statement. In looking over tho The Sc mi nolo County F a ir It,‘Id I have boon asked if I thougrtt-.ond field fur facts we. wanted tin actual filled. Ti fl.ii(Y.’tl HiTfi we should hold undemnn-irntlorr. ii i-iiM tfhcrrTr'Ar'lttf -T . - r ' r t n r ^ h * r ^ t m bw’i i 1sliljip it- th it y.-jir mi.a.'r. ih s.WMl uytTTg of cejery hail been subjected to the from Sanford, Duo cars celery which ditionx and cjjetimstamntvs was a uth*r fair next year, and 1 answer eoltl and hud since •been rut and means .102.400 crates, and at .52.80 ,sui’*"ss much mar* than any «m* most emphatically yt*.. Have you ever considered what n disposed of and n settlement in p.*r crate moaiui already $816,720.00. e x p o t ui. With just a little nv-r county fair rib*uns tb us? I can In addition. 710 cars m iv d veget-* one thousand dollars as a start t it money arrived at —a concrete case, was rio* d with over ono half a»f* the [oltly^iiis» *r by quoting the words «f as it were. This was fotintl tu the abbs have moved, ilasing thqse.on amount loft to begin on a real large our miittyr-d President, William ,• .* '•V** of a five apre block of celery $500,00 per car to th * grower means . . .» as te-i. i ....... i . . f i t * , . Htht ci t s exposition anoth.T year. McKinley when in his last speech on that was raWtl in tho open with no a total of 2370.000.00. ‘ position, "T im e keeper of progress.” and I ask you if you over saw anyIndccd fuirs'are such, they endeavor thing better? All *ero united to to show to our people the progress make th at part a success. Our Supt. made by them, and th* great poisi* of P.ublie Ir\«rruetion and the tcachbilities which tv-e boforA them. , ers in every grade in every school in BUCCC3S. <^ur last fair was held without th* , t!,u ro unt>' m a d tr lt u succe [morn! " S upport a i d g o o d ' wishes o f ; ' Now, .when we call On you a t u nil our people yet after the visit of lut r date and ask for help don't say that \ e | , severe rn!d we were able S**tnlnob* county ranrmt have a fair. to li.ii'rc Mich a iiira *s that will lead hut say. yes we can, anti by my ns on to fully realir** our greatness, help, we shall. and i.ct one in otir entice i minty It-*meiubcr th.* m otto of the state will fail to do hi* part for a fair of Kentucky: "U n ite d * wj stand, next yeari . divided we fall." P u t this into y o u r Our plan i* that' wo secure grounds life and make Sanford and Sent* large enough to give us an e i p o s i - . Inole county what It should In*, tiotr which none in the state may Help us from now on. Lend your surpass. Located as wo are in tho assistance and you will tin your, part renter of the state and in tho most and when all is united tho effects productive paft of ^ho union lends will be a surprise to your most vivid rue to believe that we need not imaginations. stand back for any people. Some will say and oven accuse us As to the matter of this county* of using the fair to gel a gang of making an exhibit in other copnties cheap shows. Do you believe that it is n m a tte r of conditions. If we this is tho cn.se? f will say no. I should 4>e favored with exhibits from will say' th a t the cheap show.i, as others then 1 would say yes, but as you limy call them, afford 'd much long as we are called upon to fur- pleasure to some of our people. If nish fund* to carry our products to you think n o t .-then ask some of our other lands not far enough distant young men. "H ow about 49?" to command the attention which we j A county fair without a midway are after I would say not. If our would bo like a Ford uml no gas. county was granted funds by others, i t would not go, so blame no one then we most certainly would be f0M ho cheap shows and don't worry expected to itmke some exhibit. about how tnuth money they take It is my hope that out of the fair „ * ay fron; „ur t m / i . Did you know Ihihl last February that a real large that wv tool: r -r V i l i / g a L just one fair may be held each year and that half ir, much aa 0 V0?y attraction* the enllro central Florida m ay be top!:' in a t the box ofltcL Figure invit <1 tn partake, and ittak * an i-sf.hsw much they toil; nwav from Sanposition which will he a credit .to us. j know t!,.lt $500.00.was sent I must not fail to mention Mr. . here from Philadelphia U enable the Howard Lydian as the real factor in manager to make th • movement to the sucres* of our little fair, and t > th * next town. Now don’t worry Messrs Chase & Co., who made the ann.it haw much we lost in the citrus exhibit possible; to Mr. 3a- shows but think how much we lose robs of fboltiotu who although after when w<* are required to go e!soevery title stud th t r>< < «. *. killed wh*re to sis- our own products and brought us some oranges bloom efforts put on .display. Make up which Inn! not been frozen. your mind to *•■>* America first, as Our organism bin t« going to give it were and afterwards othny coun­ every ettizen in Seminole county a. tries of your tlrenms. chance in do his purl. ' Wo want ’ Make Seminole County Fair for every one itt our*nUdst to he a part 191*8 the success it shoultl bo. Help of us. We tlo not want a one or the local organization and you will two man's fair but one which shall lie helped. May w * count on you belong to the CHIC'* roil lit, . and your efforts'* l or ■xatuple, nor st-htion* w, r • . F I. Miller. Chairman unil.'l in the effort, to show to our Hoar.I of I >ir etors. TH E SANFORD • BOARD OF TRADE * TH E SEMINOLE ' • COUNTY FAIR : 5^ A REAL LIVE BODY OF MEN WORKING FOR THE UPBUILDING OF SEM I­ NOLE COUNTY _ lt> Secretary Marlowe l.ess than t<’n months ago the Sanford Hoard of Trade wnk organ­ ized. The membership then was fiiill paid up. Today it has increased to 7185 ami is growing almost dujly Prior to January this year the hottlM of Trinle handled several matters of ini|iortun<e to th’e lmsilu-ss man and groweT. They were put In form uml are now being han­ dled through the various commit­ tees to a systematic way and ulthough,somt* of them are stupendous ! tasks, yet ovary indication points | to success and that success iheans money to the city ami the county us beneficiaries the* bill. In compact form, the fol­ lowing is _a repott of the publicity feature wnfk of th** Hoard of Trade beginning January 16th. 19l7t ia This season a conservative figure shows that over 2,500 tourists have come to Sanford, with this city as th or destination and their stay has averuged live days. A count indi­ cates that fully fifteen thousand have passed ‘through Sanford enroutw to other points in the stat> th at have 'heretofore been adver­ tised a s ' tourists' resorts. Fully twenty live thousand dollars has been spent in Sanford by transients and a much larger sum invested by —Ttarifottl Ifiiit ftir a'Iting Iftne nt- llin-as who are coming back to tnuko tem pt'd nit<*rlng to the tourists their home here. who visit Florida annually, but IteFigures of the detail work of the cause nf the'great vegetable lin'd cel­ Hoard of Trade show as follows: ery ind'ustry in uml arouml the city Hoard of Trade tegisti rs 710 *H | ho* • mcvit until this season found Direct letter inquiries un• 7 «'* "lttrt an earnest Imginning. . swered . „. . ........ 156 l i i .January f i i t i m i r v !the IiA Hoard I t i i i t r i l noff T fiu lt* n In Trade orr 1,250 ganizetl into a real business hotly Hooklct literature mailed out • * and its efforts have been amply re­ Hooklets given to tourists at office . ........... 1,100 paid ' uml our business men untl ev­ ery citizen has been reward id and as Hanford «>. advertising *. cards a ,result those who were at first! given to tourists 2,0fi0 ' sl skeptical arc now progressive j Roomi, routed gratjs to t o i ­ lers ami will tell you thut their 1st* In homes svfl 33 • *>A fMW efforts for Sanford and Semluole Light housekeeping upartcounty will lie directed through the - nwnts r**nteri free 5 Hoard of Trade. C om plim entary a u to rhh-s give fW No Hoard of Trade in the slate is, on tourists t Members Giving 4-bettVr equipped officially' ami we j ing tlieir tim i antl car fr. s) 27 hove found that this has-been the! Touring partlci brought ro means of binding the' progressives j MuAfurd lor u stay of one • I that heretofore worked individually j week or more 14 i into u mighty hotly nud with twiwer; Strangers entertain-d at re• t^i use the progossivo.rwi. Hanford ; quest of itminit rs, shown (will very soon equal as a r sort any I the city, and, given general place I n ’Florida. Information 41 Aside from its natural r e s o u r c e ,! Sanford Hoard of Trade placed recognized already througout tin*! on reciprocal lists of other ' Hoards throughout the( country, Sanford in the center of country 16 the nation’s "celery gard mi" offers the tropical atmosphere and stfonery | The* Hoard ^tif Trhde, with sumo that delights tho tourists. a iiUanee,, ha t expended over uue * Being on tho main line of the At­ thousand dollars jo advertising this . . . . This . . . . amount ....... lantic Coast Lire Railroad and at _____ season. compared to the load of navigation on the Ft. other ffities is sma'l indeed hut for I THE PLACE FOR POULTRY ‘ * PEMIKOI F COt NTY OFFERS MANY INDUCEMENTS IN THIS LINK. THE CUT ABOVE-SHOWS THE THROOR POUI TRY FARM AT ENTERPRISE ON. LAKE MONROE, FIVE Jiff ILFS FROM SANFORD a t * i r y *» l ,t w r r » |^ * J. , *.,y a Johns river with tho elegant steam* j Sanford, in its b o n i n g shows ti e ers Osceola and the City of Jark- method adopt tk and tho good that sonvitle plying daily between Jack­ has resulted even from this. It is sonville ami' Sanford many tourists the .intention to push th* interest* have already found their way *'• id Sanford anti Seminole county tho Sanford and this season has brought ( roming Hummer, The attraction* of ir.oro. tourists to Sanford than any tin* various sections of Setninolo oth r (our seasons combined. county will be emphasized and each To impress these tourists and to town in the county will he speviliciwpjror.i*' them tho Hoard of Trade colly hamjled and told of tho proshts found ns place and truly filled poetivc tourist of next* svasnn. <n �* A sabre duel. A South African hunt. 1 turo. T h at picture is Heights ol Hazard." Cyril Townsend Brady wrote " T h e Island of Regeneration"—he wrote " T h e Chalice of Courage"—he wrote "T h e Little Angel of Canyon Creek" but with "Heights of H atnrd" he gjir passed ail previous efforts. Imagine nil in one feature. An automobile elopement. An escape in aeroplane. PROGRAMME TONIGHT ■ A. ilirilLLufl inotor-WaV race endin#- ScBsue Hayakawa at Star Friday in the grip of one of the boats and Many were the adventures which nn hrroic* resuce from another speed befel Srasue Hayawnka and his com­ demon. _ -~ pany who will be seen at the Star Then imagine « handsome west­ on • Friday in the Lasky-Pnramount erner, bubbling over ' with youth, production of Robert Louis Stevcnenthusiasm, persistence and perse­ aon's famous story, " T h e l lo t tl c verance, whose one desire is to mar­ Im p," when they were in Hawaii. Mr. Hayakawa, 'his dire tor, M ar­ ry the girl he love*. And this girl does not cvcri know sha] Niclan and tho camera than, with a corps of assistants and several him. ’ y He arm s himself with a pistol, American members of the company kidnaps the girl and takes her to hia journeyed over to the island expect­ ing to engage a Hawaiian cast there. apartment. Does she marry him? On top of this all put Charles The leading woman, Lehua Waipahu Richmati—the handsomo Charles is a member of a very high Hawaiian Itirhmun of Empire Theatre Stock family and while she is a talented Company,. Daly Stock Cbm pany, amateur actress, it was with great "Cnpl. Barrington. "Tho Revelers" difilculty th a t they secured her p a r ­ and the " B a ttle Cry of Peace" as ents' consent for her appearance in our hero. Opposite him is chic moving pictures. Nearly a week Eleanbr WoodrufT as the lady of his was consumed before this consent aflections. . Surrounding them and could be obtained, but Me. Haynsupporting them is a cast of eminent kawa and Mr. Nielan so won over Yitugraph start. Lyric T hursday. her parents th a t they permitted "T he Right to be Happy” at the many of the scenes to be photo­ graphed on their estate. The com­ S ta r Wednesday pany ’Journeyed to Kiiauea, the fa­ Lovers, of Dickens will delight in mous volcano and a number of agones Bluebird’s presentation of "T ho. were taken in its depths. Mr. HayaRight to bo Happy" at tho k lar Theatre on Wednesday with Rupert knwn and Mr. Nielan were nearly Juliatn impersonating Scrooge, the overcome with sulphur fumes, so flinty hearted old "grouch" of "A great was their excitement in gettln Christmas Carol." Tiny Tint will lie some of the vloVs. there, and kindly Roll Crachit will lie’on the screen, natural us in Dick­ ons’ life-like word' pictures. The ghost of Jacob Marley and the vis­ ions reflected to Scrooge's mental view,’ in the flying trips ire took with the ghost of Christmas Past. Christmas Present and Christmas Future will be realistically reflected through the matchless ^opportunities afforded by trickery of the moving pictut-r camera. Finger Ring In History. From the earliest perl ml of elvll|r.ed relationship*, the linger ring Inis been ncceplcd ns the symbol o f lldelliy tmd Jrnlli in ‘ tin- fiilllllmeiil of it pledge, mid for the greater part o f 2.000 year* It was used as the most convenient means for conveying the signet of the wearer. “ I’alria” Featuring Mrs. Vernon Castle And a flood Three Reel Feature with a One Reel Comedy . W EDNESDAY Pearl White in "Pearl of the Army" Also a Good 3 reel Feature and 1 reel Comedy 141h Episode The Rag Despoiler Peart Daro Pearl White T. O.. Adams Ralph KellardMajor Brertt Theodore Friebus The Silent Menace ? ? ? 7 ? His innocence established. Orderly I Adams tells Pearl that the fuel that Major Brent’s arm is broken indi­ cates that he is tho Silent Menace. Pearl is in doubt utid sends Adams away. Bertha Bonn discovers that the Silent Mepace has quarters in the Old Rags at The Herald Of­ fice. They -must be Clean 2 1ft Cents Per Pound. <k' «i> T CLASSIFIED • ADVERTISING ♦ "Ilciflht.s of Hazard" Fenturlng Charles Richninr ♦ "Social Leper" COM ING M ONDAY CHARLIE CHAPLIN In Easy Street #Matinee Daily 3:15. • Admission 5 and 10 ( Is For Sale—10 H. .P. price $75 if sold at once, Stone, Dramre C itr. For Sale—One lu>rse, also a jum p acid /op huggy. Apply tu J. W Oateen, Altamonte Springs, Fla. .• 65-5tp 'arcunount 4 STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH A For Salo: About 14 acres all im­ D A IL Y T R A IN S TO WASHINGproved but not tiles,' inside city limits, well located, one good flowing TON A N D NEW YORK well. . Price . $3,500.00. and terms, ;' ’ v 'No. 82 No. 8fUNo. 86 v, .. J. O. Packard. 65-2tc J Lv Jacksonville—9:10 a. m. ^ 12:45 p.m. 1:40 p.tn, i in * 4:50 p.m. 5:33 p.m . | p‘ n For Salo—City Lots. Two acres <► Ar Savannah....... 1:15p.m . '> Ar Charleston*— 5:35 p .m . 8:55 p.m. 9:55 p.m. " v ‘, ‘ on Sanford avenue' Opposite Barnes' J Ar Richmond - 5:05 a. m. * 7:1ft a.m. 9:13 s. m. - .’ dairy. Suitable for suburban home. + Ar Washington.— 8:40 a. m. 10:29 a.m. 12:33 p.m. ii *n' 11:42 a.m. 1:52 p.m . .V,£* mPrice reasonable. ’ Address I,, care ♦ Ar Baltimore—10:01 a. m,. I Ar W. Phll’phla . 12:24 p. m. 2:01p.m. 4.03 p.m . J. Herald Office. .. 65-3tc ♦ Ar-Ncw York...... 2:40 p. m. 4:20 p.m. G:20 p. m. •!. '* raf All*Meet rsul^mrM . fun*. ll;L u . Pullman draulnf room •Irrprm. t>|n' ‘‘ a" W •• Lost—Pair' oF eye glasses, extra T “ •M • »d t» * s l •Iw eem on kO In Stvsnnah. pM M agw n m ,, . I c up, -Vi' i’ j** m. r r r « rr< !liu n < r lu lr c o « riiM 1 vr *a large lenses. Return to State .Bank ♦ £ For Information or Reagi ration Phone or Write of Orlando npd receive reward. t ATLANTIC COAST LINE ■65-41C ♦ 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Ha. Hillsborough Hotel, Tamru n . i ■ -- Phone 17 ' Phone 132 V ' ^ For R e n t— Rooms for light house­ ♦♦♦♦♦ keeping, furnished or unfurnished. 809 Magnolia avenue. 65-tf For Exchange—Ten passenger launch for buggy and horse hr Jersey cow. Box 1168, Sanford. 65-3tp ARE YOU SATISFIED? with tho work you arc doing, or tlo you feel that vnu tack preparation? Why not take a practical business course in our school, and be prepared to do something definite. For Salo—A private pool table Big bargain, fGO.OO , cost $400.00, Fine condition. Box No. 102, Mait­ land. F it. «4-4tp Commercial and Stenographic Courses. Classes both day and night. If you are interested in your own welfare, come in and let us talk it over. For Sale—40,000 Tom nto Plants, Globe and John Baer. $1.00 per%m. F. L. Greene, West*Side. 63-4tc M. J. VAN GELDEREN, Principal For Sale—1 Range and 1 Ward robe Trunk. 210 Park Ave. 63-tf For Sale or Exchange—New C ro°m house and 2 lots. Well located Will tra d e .fo r farm. Terms, if do sired. Box 1073, Sanford. 6 2 II SANFORD, FLORIDA TAMPA’S BEST White Wynndottes, celebrated Re­ gal strain of Canada where vigorous birds are raised. C onstant, heavy layers. Hatching eggs am) Baby Chix. Booking orders now. F. P. Strong, Brooksville, Fla.34-tfc THE HOTEL FOR OUR HOME PE O P L E FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION— EFFICIENT SERVICE MODERN EQUIPMENT— MODERATE HATES For Rent On first floor, well screened -and furnished housekeeping apartments with slesping porch. Very convenient. . 618 Oak avenue. ’ • Cl-tf xxxxxxxxxxxxtxxxxxxxxxxxx EASTER For Rent, Sale or T r a d e —New cottage. J. Mtisson. 61-fUc ANNOUCEMENT For Rent room with Myrtle Ave. Late arrival of Laster Blouses. We Invite Your Early Inspection Furnished- Rooms by Day, Week or M o n th —Park avenue Hat, 105 North Park avenue, over L. R. Mrs. Philips & Co. drug store. James Patton, manager. 30-tf . J. M. D R E S N E R Sanford Avenue Near Third Street ♦ In unswerlng an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the ad, please do not ask The Herald for information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the a d v e rtis e r 1is and if we- do we arc not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and address it us per in­ structions in the ad. World Brady presents ( srl>le Blackwell and June Ffvidge In the ATLANTIC COAST LINE W AN TED U All Loral AdverljHumenlH Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each InHcrtion. Minimum Ch&rge 25 Cents. reel Blue Ribbon Feature 2 reel Fox Comedy Indiana property Packard. C*-2tc . Amon For Trado: A 1Q0 acre farm f o r ‘trade for land or in or near Sanford. J. O. ....................... . the roof to tho pavement far below and then raised the American flag to Ita place again. Descending to the ground she unmaaka the Silent Men* nee. But who la it? ^ ' The Colonel’s Orderly NwrtWjpi*' sode. . ; j , . Lyric Wednesday. LOST Near Ice Plant on West First street Mornluy n. rn., small purse containing two keys. Return (o Mrs. A. K. Berg or I’i.‘oples Dunk. Reward. 65-2tc IlK P A H 'r M K S T o r t iu : I M »; M l >u l S. I jul ! o in rr * t liiin v iv illk , K it., . M arch i t . 1917. Nnilr<- U h r r - l j r riv e n that Paul J i m * ) , i f ( i r n o a , Plnrlrla. wh-> nn K r h r u a r y j f . 1912, m ule llo m i- .l.t il' K n liy . Nn 010999. Inr R l } nf N W q , S r-t 1 ill. .1 , T o k rt-M p 21 S, Utnc*' ,12 I. , T& np ha-.rt- Mc-.-iihan h»» liSei) notlei- nf- intention .« make P I* .ye*r I"roof In M i l l li H r U f ei to -he land above- d ta r;lb *)i, In-fore C lrr ( t 'lr e u lt Court a l Sanford. F'l fide, on the t l i h day of M ay. 1917, ' Claimant n me. a . » it : J. If. HuddU.ton nf Grnrva. K! > Ida, K*. t l. K i'lie e , of- Gr-ni-va, H o n d a . —tl—A. -N i-k o l—i-u -r d <i"Urr-T. ■r tirtjg Miitll* T a y lo r, of U tnt-va, Kinflda. I l O I I T - W . D A V IS , ItrciM cr. Il d . c . b r o c k MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnie Dry Cleaning- Altera g ^ lions of All Kinds on Short Notice | Join Our Gentlemen's Valet Club. - $2.00 Per Month % ♦ S U IT S $15.00 UPWARD j CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. PHONE 17-1 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 m 4 4 « 4 4 4 4 4 « 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 B 4 4 4 444444* ♦ « * •** A 25c. W ant- Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For .You ’ For Sale—3.0Q0 Tom ato and 10,000 Eggplant I'iuRts. f l per th o u ­ sand) Ee S ta ffo rd ,'M o n ro e Bridge STAR TH EA TR E PROGRAM W E D N E S D A Y, niue Uni prevents Rupert Julian * in "The Right to be hupp)’* Till ItSRAY Mary Miles Minter In a fl'.e reel r eature. FRIDAY Para mount pfoaent-, Si-wtoe llivakuuu in . • The Bottle'Imp ’ utao u (Paraftiuintt Comedy. i .10 acre farm, 5 1.- cleared, 3 trie! jiood ilowinx well, -in crop, a b o u t mile from-loading truck,, good road, price $2,500.00 anti terms.. J. O. Packard, C5-2tc ContcrU nightly.by Witheringtith nnd Houser 10 acre farm t ear Cameron City, 5 acre* cleared and farmed serveral years, good well, splendid drainage, good house, fenred, half mile off from brick road, o n l j $1,500.00 and good terms at 6 per cent on deferred payment's. J! O’. PtickaYd. 65-2tc ' 4 Matinee Daily at 3:15 10 acres of fine (lowing well lund, splendid soil, Vasily improved, good sold joinlt one of must productive farms in district, and eun.be had for $65.00 per acre . for quick sale. « Terms half cash, balance G per ren t. « J. O. Packard. G5-2te ♦♦♦m 0»0444»«»44444a44444«4«)444«m 44e««4»4S 4> «m 44 ! S u la P r o d u c e C o. i 0 | Buyers and Shippers of 1 Vegetables and Fruits | L in Car Lots or Less 210 E. First "Street i Sanford, Florida | 5 acres fin*- flowing well land, li-'J between two improved fnrnp* on good road, weH drained, as perfect bind as can lie found and can lie bought for $350.00 a n d t *rms on part if desired. J. O. Packard.. A Train Load of Buick Automobiles will arrive in Sanford this we ’ and South Florida. Place your order today. Seminole County Garage MAGNOLIA'AVENUE - - - - - )4 4 t« 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 « » 4 » 4 4 » 4 4 n » 4 4 4 4 « C 4 4 4 « 9 * « 4 « 4 4 4 ^ « 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i Vi \ . i - . SANFORD/ FLO IB DA �=~99 April 3. 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD T flE S A N F O R D H E R A L D Ml l,lrir ow'1 advantage and take |im»rc ndvi>rtWnK Bpacn. We cannot R. i . HOLLY, Editor print u weekly, twice a week or a W. M. HAYNES, Busina** M anag" daily"'without ndveftininc and the tsar ni'ws would not# help to support PibbtiF-tH T Tuediy and Tri-tar the paper Not ko you could notice the herald printing company 'i» Th*-ri fere if War i, .1..dared and ’ the p. • tn i t! V want a daily a o B s a u r n o N r itic n . iw aiivanc k ' !/I ■ '-a ret it i e\ gUTiruiiti-o an ch » e a k ................................................... »:.oo n M u r o i u i : ......................... i is advert i*i nr p nr.m.ig.- suflii iont to I H i l l | M O N T H S ................... ................... 71 iiiji Ki’ it paj expense*. And it will J be a real daily. p j l n n d la tlM C U l br f a n l w II.OO Par Vtar In —O ----Adeaaca of I Or. Pr t Month r u , — “ la Adraata Moot tla M id a al OITIcr U H < A a r t n a a d -C h a a M a ll M a lt r r A o fo M H a d | 0M , a t lh a 1‘ o o to fflro a t H ooford. F ie n d . U a d o r A f t o f M a r th I r d . I»T», • ( V i l a llo r a ld D a lld la g - T t lf f k o a a N o. I l l AUK YOU? When boosters try to boom your low n And spread afar its fame. W hen printers' ink is freely spent lo advertise its name, W hen patriots have organized, And progress starts anew, When all ure trying to improve, . Are you? When GOLF t'L l II FIRST on Easter for this edition a n d aV icnre. Why? Because he h a s.the i-nslitnnce in various ways. * rent lye of loiy.priced, but not rheap If there*is-any paper in tTio United fnnd, heenuse ha ilmnn’t have to buy Will Bring Tourists and Tourist Hotel S a js I). I,. Thrasher States, that lips tritd any harder to one bundled dollar's .worth of fuel Hon. IT. !,. Thrash- r i< in the city bring trade to Sanford or tb boost every winter, because be can live in the city early and late we have failed the itju n air twelve mouth* in the Inday and informs us lh..i golf i- (lie T h a t he rei ritly jiaid .1*10111 In sen them. This edition will be \ car and doesn't have to bttj a thing 'irculated all m v r the rounty and in hntth- of rough m.-ili.-n,- h i t ; third iorty rbdl.irs lo jo i a ip iff 'lull in outh H o n d a nnd lias put phryed uj >f I lie youngster*, ail every slate m the t'nioYt and it af- dav for fords a glorious opportunity for ad* In c a u s e if he works as hard as he did game yet. b u t ' believes it is u good] vertising purpos< s. Those who failed in (he north he f j p j l v c happier and thing to Attract tiie tourists and if i to take space lost, this opportunity cheaper and save money, as he never l|jt* people of Sanford would bring a but this edition will fulfill the mis- did lie fore. And, again, why? Re- good golf course they would surely slqn intended and call * attention- to cause our state has agricultural pos- attract capital here for the tourist hotel. Mr. Thrasher, it will bo re­ the greatest section ill tlte United sibilitb s! Florida Grower. States. . , membered tried to get up a golf ------0 — club here several years ago and was Seminole's Representative anxious to get land from Thos. E m ­ A WISE CA TTLE MAN ' mett Wilson on the west side for We enjoyed a pleasant conversa­ that purpose but could not interest tion with one of Hernando’s wise local people sufficiently to get up the cuttle men this week. Ho like some funds. other cattle men is opposed lo the "no fence" law, but his opposition Mr. Thrasher thinks thpt tin1 golf has not blinded him to his own best club is the right idea und that eighty interests. per cent of ihe tourists cording to Florida want to play golf and will This cattle mini is heartily in favor of the eradication pf the cattle only go where there are golf links. tick. He has seen the effects upon That the links supplementing the cattle by dipping. He knows th at great fishir g and boating and good m it will pay him to have his cuttle r o a d s - in this county would make dipped and .it will pay every other Sanford the I est tourist resort jn entile man. ccntfjl Florida. knockers start to hammer hard. And raii on every side, . When scoffers spurn your civir pride. And tight it far and wide. WTien some one calls on you for aid To push improvements through. And some are hoping all will fail, Are you? This cuttle man is preparing for To . war or not to war. That is the quarantine that will be estab­ Dr. Masters, April 18 the question. • ^ ' * lished by the United States govern­ On Wednesday, April 18th, Dr. ' OUR EASTER EDITION Masters of. the Fort Orange Sani­ Id-gislnture meets in Tallahassee The Sanford Herald for the first ment by purchasing nnd fencing tarium wilf.be the guest of the Wel­ this week and continues for some time has issued an Easier edition tick free pastures. He is obtaining fare Department at the Woman's time to come. * This was not done with the idea of ail the land he can get. Club nnd will lecture on the Psy­ -------- O --------making money but for the sole purThe question that . occupies his chology of H e a lth and Disease Dr. Somewhere in the United States |wse of iniparting a .greater Easter mind is. “ After the eradication of HON. F. L WOODRUFF Must-rs contends that very little is thrre are hotel men, looking for n spirit, for boosting our churches and the cattle tick, what must he expect Seminole county will be well rep­ known as to the rontrol of the b o d ­ ■site. Sanford Aas a free site for a our schools and our city and coun­ pect?" He does not kttow that the resented in the state legislature this ily functions !>y th.* nond V arious hotel. (Tome to it. ty generally. We conceived the idea keeping and feeding of' his rattle >ear in tinperson id lio n F r a n k I. [sects ha ve mi d isto rte d t h e fa c ts th a t ——O -----of having Easier Week the Dress Up during the quarantine will convince This is trading week in Sanford Week and having our merchants himT h i s is Du" wisest way. Rut i f .,'V\\,,'!r '*11 * h" l,,f* Su," h v »»«*•* <"r »>e considers this an opportune lim e, up 'his for ....... ■ duties 1 * to clear up some ol the delusions en-1 The merchants are offering bargains slart a campaign fur. bringing the the "no-fence" law becomes effee ralluhussce to lake / t h e next sixty days, Mr Woodruff tcrtiiiued by a large number of in tft-asonahle goods. Come in and people from this entire section to live at this or any future lime. In was born and raised in this sect ion people. The people of Sanford are see us this week. Sanford to trade The Sanford Her­ proposes to be ready for it Brooks and has aided materially in the up­ CQrdially invited to hear Dr. Masters ------( ) -----ald has done its part, boosting the villc Argus; building of the city and county. whose masterly' address on Tubercus — O ----- - ' The good loads are in operation. city just as we have always accom­ He served for several years on the losis earlier 4n the season was so en­ Our country fritnds- should cele­ plished in the past and if all the PO SSIBILITIES board of county commissioners, thusiastically received The lecture brate the occasion by coming to Sun- merchants failed to see this golden There are places in this country of served the rity ns mayor und abb-f­ is entirely fnv- and open to all opportunity it is their loss and not ford this week and inspecting the ours where climatic conditions are man and has held and -viill holdThe Herald's large storks of our merchants intolerable, w lo*/c i here art- seven or oit-^r po-itinnof honor ami ir*u-i ----- O — In compiling this edition and s o ­ month- of winter and live months He I- a large o w n e r of country prop W OM AN’S CLUB The Herald has neVer urged the] liciting advertisement-, we an- more of poor sleighing in t tie calendar yi ar ertv ami city property and knowI T i l l e d Stales to go to w.»r hut w e j than hob-hied to Secretary Marlowe und where it is impossible to ratio the needs of the city and county as H ub Calendar stand ‘|uare behind the President of the Hoard of Trade and Dr. children anti tyve them a fifty-fifty well as any man in the county, lie Wednesday, April I in whatever he decides upon. Our Hyman -of the Ilaptist church. Dr. break on the opportunities of life, is an ardent sportsman and can he Birthday celebration and business motto is “ M y country. May she Hyman was on the eve of getting up Where Die landlord und the butcher depended upon to foster and help to meeting, Mrs. E. M Galloway, ever lie right but my country Right un advertising foljier for jiis Easter ■and the doctor and the clothing pass a suitable game und fish law- president Bring a silver offering to or Wrong.” exercises and hearing of The Hef- store and the coal dealer prevent the that will proti'ct the fish and game to chili birthday party tomorrow nld edition came in and solicited a d ­ chance of independence by keeping of the state and of* our county afternoon The Herald has been asked if this vertisemenls for this paper. In re*jthe head nnd provider of the family While he has no special local lulls Inpaper Would print-a-daily in case of turn we met him halfway and p r in t - .always in debt That man comes to will he found upon the rig h t. Mill­ Let Us Hope So. • To | Florida and heroines a good citizen every time Du* roll is called and is war. We answer in the affirmative, ed hi- program free of charge N o o n e Is e q u a l l y w i s e o r g u n n h - il Not only in case of war but any all th e 'o th e r ministers wc are also and u ‘constructive force in the com- ( ready and witling at all times to a t a l l p o i n t s q u i t ' l l Is s e ld o m H in t n u y other time th a t the merchants can indebted for giving us timely talks munity that he blesses with Ifin jires- serve his constituent* .. . ... ..... t5riOCS TeATj oestitve A ^ MCDAL1j HP frO- 1 5MB l'ETEItS SAYS: • •‘Part of the .Science of Getting Along is the Art of Pulling Speed in Your Pedals'' nnd what Peter* Says f* So •* » I F e v e r y satisfied patron pinned a budge on us wo'cf be wearing enough medals to sink n battleship. If you'll allow us to fit your feet wit Ip the shoe* that they’ve got coming to them you’ll find out why our cus­ tomers arc 'so friendly toward us. Now get in on this—it will pay you. a1 E. H. PETERS Hoots, Shoes and Slipper* •101 EAST FIRST. STREET Rati Art Dangerous Ur K ill T h r u U o ia c STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE I. B. O o v c r n m o n t B u y * It X V U Y W H m — Uo .04 t u o To Have Your Personal Appearance in Keeping with Your Easter Attire Get a rtf] Real Haircut AT iM! BARBER SHOP Next to Lyric Theatre jjT :Want ~~ Ads ~ ~~ j Bring Results XXXIIIIIIIIIIlIKKXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIillllllllllXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIinillllXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX X Statement of Condition of The First National Bank of Sanford, Florida At the Close of Business April 2nd, 1917 LIABILITIES $333,606.11 .1,892.38 8 ,750.00 135,535.53 13,500.00 Loans and Discounts • ................ dE— i Overdrafts - - - - - - - U. S. Bonds to Secure Circulation - Stocks, Bonds and Other Securities Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS AND . U! S. TREASURER - - - - 206, 929.34 $ 700, 213^36 Deposits April 2nd, 1917 Deposits April 1st, 1916 Increase in One Year Capital Stock Surplus Fund Undivided Profits Dividends Unpaid Circulation - • Bonds Borrowed DEPOSITS $35,000.00 '3 ? , 0 0 0 . 0 0 . « ■*’ *Z . 7,372.05 , 31.50 8 ,750.00 6 ,000.00 608, 059.81. r>T$ 700 , 213.36 $ 608, 059.81 427,459.66 $ 180, 600.15 * '. I The First National Bank believes in preparedness, not only military but in every department of life. If a nation is FINAN­ CIALLY prepared all other needs can be supplied.- If a man has his FINANCES well in hand he can . avail himself of every opportunity that presents itself to him. This Bank is PREPARED to render effective assistance to every man who is PREPARED to make use of it. We can handle every line of business with SAFETY, and EFFICIENCY, and will be glad to have YOU call to talk it over with us. THE • ' Interest Paid on Savings Deposits from Ihe First of ihe Month if placed with us before the Tenth. STRONG BANK CAN H E L P E V E R Y L E G I T I M A T E B U S I N E S S 1 X The First National Bank of Sanford, Florida. . Total Resources Over $ 7 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 i *• v �THE 9ANFOUP HERALD MADE OIL FROM. - T H E FESTIVE FLEA i N£>VL^TQJ^Y_COM B S- OJj.T.. QF_THE _JVEST. FORMER RESIDENT OF SANFORI) posed o f-th irty or forty voices and will ho assisted hy member*' of tfie Conservatory Faculty. Dr. Allen ’ and Miss Dyer* violinist and Mis* Ilous, piano soloist are the mein tiers who contribute t h e i r . talent to u program of interest and charm. T-hw U**kw»•*—«*«*—m oderate- in—prtrrand ran be bought o f irony member of the Literature D e p a rtm en t.' S o ile d Cutrndur for Mutter l l ’trb Monday afternoon, April i)— Auction bridge. Mrs. Gene Routnillut hostess. Margaret Neal's birthday party. Monday night — Dance at the Kilts Club. Tuesday, April 10--------Social Department evening dance. Wodm«sday, April 1 1 Literature meeting a t Woman’s Club. The wedding of Miss Grctchcn Schultz and Judge Ernest Ilous* holder. Thursday afternoon, April 12 — Mrs. S. E. Ilarrett entertains the Every Week Bridge Club. Thursday night— Subscription dance of Holy Cross Guild at Parish House. Friday, April HI— * Mrs. Harry Pnpworth gives a pic­ nic party. -»— Friday night— . . Hollins College Women’s Tilre Club at Woman’s Club. 1 In a short ,time had the entire "cracker” population of Orange county engaged In the exritlng pas­ tim e of lieu witching. Also we went to considerable expense in building furnaces nml acquiring huge copper hollers In which to cook the fleas. Just os we had operations on*a big scale in full swing, there came a tel* egrum from Huntley saying that the deal wus off and th at he was flfeing from New York with the officers of the law a t his heels. He explained that he sold a bottle fo the oil* to a A great many years ago wc spent prize, fighter, who wont into the ring a year in southern Florida. The n n d .n l the first blow killed I d s . op­ fleas In that country were something ponent, Mealing Dinner Party aim ply awful and marie life*a burden Another bottle had been sold to an Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Neal to such of the inhabitants ns had athlete who was trying to break the were hosts at n small but charming not been rendered Immune by inocu­ record in high jurdping time at Mod- dinner party on Friduy evening at lation. Jt reached a point where we Son Square Gardens. He made a j vyhirh the guests were Dr. and Mrs. Itatl to do worm thing to reduce the prodigious jump and KtrycV: Ids head Lincoln Hulley, Miss Ellen Murtien, .visible -u| ply of "Ileus or leave the -on the ceiling some fit) feet above, Dean of Women ut Stetson Univer­ countr . I (-rushing Ids skull and musing in­ sity and Mr Hyi Hulley of DeLand (Itir I v a- built Upon ih*- . | stant death. and M m Marry Papworth o f New soim i . • ,i • t above the ground , A 1 Mkey had apjdl- d tie- (III to; We to< •> numb* r of s IuiUoa tin the legs of In* Imr-e. which started [tans a .d poured in tin- bottom of in a race beautifully, but llew* the. Pertunut Mriihiin each about* a quarter of un inch of track and had not been seen since. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Stryker left New Ur. a r t molasses. Then we This shows that not all these Get? on Thursday to return to Lonsdale, stuck up i-: the side of each pun a Rich-Quick schemes- work out, Th Fa., after a pleasant visit to thi-ir large sheet of writing paper, slanting s ta r t off well but something is Sure mother, Mrs, J. C. Higgins. so that tin* lower edge toucTied the to happen t o Upset the-ealeulations pan. ’ As is well known, fleas are of t lie \voutd-be millionaire. a t t r a c t 'd 1- anything white They We still have a lltt!,- of that »il on would j ■p at t'li-t pap. - .iml, it hand, but h ale hee.i s ry sparing in being - ■*.-i h. t he wo ild -ln|.lls ii—- Ilf i‘(Uiri". jUst before a t ­ (low n i: , t !, * lllola-t-v'-s and b.-come tending a da nee* we make u s e .o l a entangl -<L A congenial family party that little of it, bqt th e am ount is very The first morning, after setting limited, owing ti iur consideration motored to Winter Park on Sunday these tra in we had nine pans full o and spent the day with Mr. and for. p u r partner. fleas. V e gazed upon our catch Mrs. J. O. Hurley were Mr. and Now. any other place on ‘earth, with great satisfaction, but it seemes Mrs. J. G. Hurley and children and fo us a shame to allow all that raw that story would have been received Mr. and Mrs. J. 1*. Hurley. * material to go to waste. Suddenly with grv.it interest and taken as a it occurred to-us that the flea, being remarkable narrative, but the mema b le to j II I' several h u itd re d linii-s iters of the Fire.Id** club did nothing it* own !.-.iglh, possessed remark­ i but hoot in derision when we fin- . able vitality, and that the oil ex­ ! ished. tracted from their bodies could he Used with hilling effect by prize llglifurs. ■ . !•'!*•!*. mid even on race • ,.»rcu«e tlieir tipple up*-,. The woods are preen_the bathin^_ia.great, the air is frisft ancTthe fish are bitfner. . Mapleware Lunch Sets ’ • . AH the Dishes, Spoons Tablecloth, Napkins, made of wood and take the place of the real article. Put up in nice box and all for 25 cents. No trouble of getting up your knives and forks and consequent trouble of washing or losing them. With your Mapleware Lunch Set you save time and money and worry. See them in the Window. Easter Time Fishing Time We make a, specialty of all kinds of Fishing Tackle, Poles Lines, Seines, Hooks, Sinkers, Etc. The best of Bristol Steel Rods or the regular Bamboo, from 5 cents to $5.00 and we can supply your wants in every respect. Don’t think of,going fiihing until you look at our big stock of Supplies. Time For Spring Cleaning Which means that the busy house wife will want a number of articles in our line. We have everything for the h o u se in Paints and Oils, Ice Coolers, Refrigerators, Oil Stoves, Aluminum Ware, Etc. E verything in H ardw are New Quarters Seminole Bank Bldg Mrs. W. D. Gillen and Mrs. J, G. Hurley were .among the members of the locsfl Woodmen Circle who went to Orlando last week and were guestsfi at the btinqiti'l. 'Other* were* San­ ford were Mrs. tGeo, Hailey, MrrI L. V. Bryan." Mrs. Jarvis and Mrs. Alleev Williams. horses. imnuxseil the ileus f spent o guest T h e re ’s $ _ N oth in g Mrs. Nellie Jacques of Mt. accompanied by her friend Waifs spent Saturday last city. “ I am glad you V /i arc using the Long / Distance Bell TeleL phone in your busincss. There’s noth* ing like it for saving time and traveling ex­ penses. It is the source o f direct profit and satisfying results. Ani . * * * ^ » »„# * “ Very often I talk to sale^pien and to customers on important matters. That’s one advantage of the Bell Telephone. You can sit in your office and bring the world to you. Mrs. . M a y ’ Dickins left yesterday for St. Petersburg where she goes as a representative of the Auxiliary to the Presbytorlak Khe will be the guest of -Mrs. Henry 'Dlckins. Mrs. J. I). Parker left Saturday for Memphis. Tcnn., where she was called in counril of the law- commit­ tee of the Woodmen Circle. Mr. Stanley Wood leaves toda> for Montana after spending the win ter In Sanford. Mr. and tored over having ns Vorce and Mr*. W. J. Thigpen mo­ to DeLand on Thursday their guests, Mrs. C. M Miss Jane! Chapman. Things have grown larger but have not changed from yesterday, 'today, people listen for the best. They are a reading people and are constantly looking for the best. . - - - - - - You invite them to your door through advertising, You must hold them with your product. - * Wc do bolh and that is the sole reason why wc have and arc succeed with our GAS and STEAM FITTING, PLUMBING, + . lURfGATTbN PLANTS, SEWER PIPE and TILE, OIL and GAS ENGINES, PUMPS and SPRAYING MACHINERY. Miss Alice Jacocks of Winter Park in the guest of Mrs. Hoi Wight. “ Thanks for the order. By using the Long Distance Telephone you enable us to save twenty-four hours on the shipment. Yes, it certainly is wonderful.” Guests of Mrs. Hal Wight who motored over to Orlando on Sunday and enjoyed a picnic lunch by the wayside were Misses Fcacfica Lef|ler, Olga Schultz, Janet Chapman and Alice Jacocks, th e latter joining the party ut Winter Park. Every Bell Telephone ia a Long Distance Station. Motoring,over to Orlando on Mon­ day in a happy party were Mrs. J u ­ lius Schultz, Kirs. N onna Mc­ Laughlin, Mrs. Hull, -Mrs. E. I’. Morse, Mrs. H. A. 'Howard, MIssps F lorence Frank1! Gretchen Schultz, Janet Chapman and Felix Frank. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY “ If a mail write a better,book, preach a better sermon or build h better mouse trap; no matter if he builds liis house in-the wilderness^ the world will make a beaten path to his door.". - - ....................... Emerson OAK and THIRD PHONE 388 [MEMBERS SANFORD BOARD OF* TRADE] �TH E SANFORD HERALD E A S T E R %___ S H O P P E R S C O R D I A L L Y I N V I T E D - T a - S . A N F O . R - D . . TUE (JUALITY-SHOP-iQnalily ICAfl That TheName. Implies1 1 All the latest styles for the Easter Traded Never in the history of the Quality STiop has the display been so complete. beautiful ami are the delight of all who have seen them. 8 v . x |jj * SPECIALTY IN CHILDREN’S HATS * * * The styles are S * a __ i j f I The Quality Shop has had the regular Spring Opening, 1)ut is putting on a Special Opening for Easter Trade Week, believing in the idea H I^einselves Center for this part of Florida; We make Millinery our Business and the styles and workmanship speak ^ T H E Q U A L IT Y SHOP In Lyric Theatre Building- , 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA iacxiiiiiniiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxii..iiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiuixxxiiii..iiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxn....... TY COBB ENGAGES IN A FIST FIGHT WITH “BUCK" HERZOG TH E GEORGIA .; WHIRLWIND AS USUAL IS VICTORIOUS pass up such a golden opportunity o f securing his services would bg like letting a C o b b , slip through' our fingers. And no one knows the greatness of Roberts as ball player better than President Harry Cyllcy's star pitchers of the Jacksonville City by striking. game, the Orlando team failed to League. PIUDE OF GEORGIA IS ing him any good Such cases as the above is what show up. , ' . . STILL D EFEN D IN G we admire in this sterling ball play­ We wrote to* the sehdol and asked ilIM SELF AND er, though not a believer in rowdy­ them were they coming, and they ism on the bull field, we d o 'believe wired.back that they would be here CHARACTER that no player should let another on the 4 o'clock train. Well, the By "KcdV Dav :8 "rub it on them." train arrived anti it didn't look like 1„ yesterday's papers we are inCobb is high tempered, he has to I >* had been in a wreck either, ahd (armed that Ty Cobh nnH " B u c k " be. or else his title as the world's team shOWod up. unless they were Herioi ul the New York Giant* greatest would go u-glimmering afraid to get off. or didn t have »* * *»• ram* to .blow*. T he fight **1,irt*-*l along The enough to get Thi* the •1 tl o n ' Ib'zog being spiked, the Giant Herald ha- conn* to Cobb's ..id. and j Now jn-rtmt me to txpre** my«*lf star >1.eating Tv spiked him inten- if the .ante <|Ftlietillte- art -.1 again w<- in a few rulm wortl1 have been tionally. which Cobb denied nndjwill be right back at his rescue. reading the Titm-s-Cnion here of law the;, immediately came to blows. Imagine it! Claiming Ty G ohhjand understand thaT the Orlando According to the reports Ty came spikes’ball players for a living, he | team is claiming the'slate-champlpnThe athletic prize for the season of oul the winner. A(ret the game don't necessarily hove to do thaf/jship. I'll take it for granted that ! 1fi^ and 17 surely belongs to djeHerzog not satisfied renewed the IL’ o n l y 'draws h i s . t l a . 00 b per ftftjthey are, -by far, the undisputed 11. V. A. Basketball team, for of All hpiiilities. at a Dallas hotel where being, the greatest of them nil and Jchampions of Florida uhen.it comes sports, including baseball, football Ty a;:dn showed his •upreiApty' it* pot bemuse he spikes ball players, to breaking agreements for basket- 4 r.1I basketball the bval boys were) Ty Cobb has bom with the Dtw-’jbnll came-' C an't quit |iniler,-,. .iiu]j easily tie leader* The It S \ i f ig if - r Tv Cobb was born in Uo)aet«n, f tm u club lor th pa*i iw«l\«* year/, why th<-> ur«- ha nipion mile— they boys h i *, ■ tiuird for three things. | (g, employers l a v b n O* i b* in a Georgia frai kef w»*, ' S’ ,ire claiming tr> to* the H«iT AIR t< am uurk i-rf* . t harmony among in -ay that there is m o re 1well *.iti»tici| with hi- -ervices reit-. CHAM PION S ol Florida will tho players and the everlasting fight­ gtntlvman in him lhafi to spike a ;,dered. both as a player and as a We took our tram down to Or­ ing Spirit which has more than placed player purposely. All Cobb asks for gentleman. lundo and defeated them on their Hanford on t h e .map in large letters. is p.irt ol the base and if the,player j And-while ho may retire with aH .own court and made them like it.. The °bl lighting spirit was shown in Irtl- like he c u n t give this then he smears on his record his name Wa made no kick about going to *hc game*, and to this we atidifer* the consequences of Isrint; ^will linger in the fieaits of million* that village., we went when the roads tribute their surer*.*. • f t " 1' „ • U , \ . ; Of fmw ns k player who defended hi»J were bad and dreaded the trip. P u t | frhts Sanford High School, whirr Ty I obi* baa f,('9R/ Brlu*£*L slatt- character from attacks from playe’rvf we ■made the agreement and « ( at their best failed to muter!.due derf i .md boosted more Thqn any BmI f!Uls known, his ch aracter I h ast expected to fulfill it or else no- lhi* m.u, (M1 m tootball. and bad pln>*r iiih profusion tttdiiy. and ttll a ntlc*fTi»ri in not* qutKtionfd. Itify fht-m a day or two ahead of it not l>een for that, the call would still tin more manly, self respecting (Jeorgia honors him. the south love* | time that we couldn't arrive, have gone in their direction, but it gentleman performs on this conti- f,|m anlj tt„. r,.M u( t h»is | Can u be pos«ibb* of a tow n talked can't lie doubled in the lca*i that fit* country w tieoritiunfi *» neat, Georgians as u rule defend . compelled to take off their hat* to L f a|| ov, r America a.- the autorn*.- with the High School'.* showing in m l'u 'le n n i . | • thetn.el*. ■* from tittacks from all * .hnn rum ((ir for hi* everlasting t*r!a'ting gametiess. j |„|t. n t v of the south, that thev art tootball that the honor surely be­ •’'" if " ' 1,1,1 ( ' oM> ■* nf> *‘X«'**l*0on to: fJo ,o it. Ty. and when you r e t i r e ' l l able to secure two automobile* longs to tlii* It S A. boys The fol­ ,tv' r,;" We'lt put you Up against the w o r l d 's |to ffring them to Sanford? low tng is a sketch of the player* When Cobb is in tho wrong the champion tighter ami th*To is a n - ' f rj conclusion. let tm* say that the who participated in one -or more write- will till the fcadiirs of tin* othfr field we believe you will Still | <*v,*r rat<*d. wailing, - t a t e champion* gam *** < iiplailt Paul IIa » kin* sai-- i t whon In the fight this be supreme in a* \*>u ar *1 in thejgf,* tuxthing hut Lii;cx .md ire lixi-ig .dr. and not playing liasl.tiii.dl. P3J ■ i" right ut His defense. . J world Who led the ‘R. S A. through Juslirc and Fair Play Mu., s ears ago in the city of J T Y R l'S RAYM OND COBH, the these gruelling' conflict* deserve* N’in York a ‘fan in that metropolis Rr..ut,,M „f .dl ball player* and th ag IMitor Young l.idi'#. I t oi,.id.'table ■redtl lor hi* itiai*.ig.■P ■ iaily roasting Ty until "Ilghl|m*eC' fu**I tint! -performs in know nut wh.it to tell you todo. 1. rnent of hi* players, and also for lit* thr duv'i r got too' hot for Ty to Bun Johnson's circuit today. oan exteod. you ,my. sympalbl *. but (knack of putting the old life in the *U nl ,t longer this roasting at the even -that won't 'bring thr-m-Moygame On'tu|» of all ihix Paul i* a haia). 1 ihi* New York fan. Ty ion x that y o j sju-nt S* itatF-ifd* N'o 1 talent and during iho game' *"■ ' * ••• umpire ami asked thej in>r great pleasure in running your with Hollins College at Rollins, the . untp i. ep <t this rowdy spectator i letter which you asked to b<* pub­ must spectacular game ever dis­ from lie -lands, but the u m |» re* lished. A* far a* ilny state cham ­ played on a baseball 'court «w.ii»f nr "'min'* havm fuMti. * Ty ntooH for his slanNler pion* are concerned I have, yet to turned out by this popular captain. Ion,: enough, when this fan dociifed i ' r learn when the Orlando team, hn* _ l'nq|*played a steady game all **>oU O pen L etter to call hint n ‘‘half. niggeF^ thcji' he sromrgamethtx'waaon., Sii'nlord deT son and the defeats which were reg- j .Sanford, F|a.^ April 2, 1917. 1 feuted them ut Orlundo and the Du­ lmrr,eiriat.-ly prore«»ded to get him n jstered against the locals this -eason "R ed" Davis, Sporting Kditor tjah•nan, which h^ Mid, and the moat unval girl* defeated the*n twice. So will never be placed at his door. * .ford Hrrtdtl: wlclful heating did this fan get at I'll.give you a.name that i* worthy The Kt-( aptain , D?ar Sirt ‘ CoKb'* hand. . and call them the “ Phoney" Cham­ Ned Chittenderi, former* Captain Would like very much to have Ti e Detroit players went out on a pion*. played in one game fur the locals and strike for their star player, who was thin letter published in your column. hud lie remained in the game the • us|*4-niI.<] '|,y President Johnson Last Friday .the Orlando High team would have been strengthened indefinitely; though at the request Srhoql girls' basketball team were about twenty per cent more, N'ed f obh himself the playern went retired from the game for reasons haik jlt th,. game, as Cobh told them scheduled to play the local High u n k n o w n and his service* were miss­ the- were injuring the club's chances j School team, and after advertising ed, though it was mighty hard for °1 winning the pennant and not do- and making preparations for the the lot'll! team to confess that they would like very much to entice Ned to return The former Captain re­ tired and wie*nueeeeded by Hawkins who tilled a good man's -hoes in a most creditable manner. B. S. A. BOYS WIN . FIRST CALL IN THE ATHELETIC WORLD SPLENDID SHOWING MADE WITH CAPTAIN PAUL HAWKINS AS PREDOMINATING FIGURE i FOR THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER I Liability Insurance against'Accidcnt, tKc"person and Property, is a necessity. * You must have it eventually. . . . . . Conic and see CONNELLY I THE SOUTHLAND ' ;- ALL-STEEL ELECTRIC-LIGHTED TRAIN I Chicago, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Grand Rapidsf Cincinnati and Louisville Lv Jacksonville A C I. Lv Waycrost .. A C L Lv T lfto n C.SAF Lv Macon ......... C e lt ; Lv A tla n ta . . . . . I..V N Lv K n o iv llle ---- I..V N Ar C o r b in .......... LA N A r.L o u liv ltia ___ l . A N ' Ar Indianapolis . l’enn Ar C in c in n a ti... L A N Lv C in cin n ati. . C.BA! Ar Grand Rapid* CHAT Lv C in cin n ati P.iui Ar Chicago . . . Petm Lv C in c in n a ti. . . Petm Ar C la r e lin d ___ Penu . S OS Ol TAILS* 8.20 PM 10.30 PM 12.40AM 3.58 AM 7.18 AM 12.29 PM 3.29 PM 9:00 PM 2.00 AM 9.00 PM 11.59 PM 2.00 PM 11.59 PM 7.45 AM 11.30 PM 7.45 AM IWrOBMSTIO* SSSLT TO SNT m iii Pullm an Sleeping Car* and Com o part m en t Observation C a r - - Jackfimville to Chicago; Jacksonville to Indianapoli* (via laiuisvtllel (fur occu* jetjicy until 7 30 n. m l Jacksonville to Cleveland ivi.^ Cincinnati) daily, and Jacksonville to Gnuid RapnLs (via Cincinnati) iwmi-weeklv, Icaririg Jack­ sonville Mondays and Tkurwl.iya Thoroughfare Coaches, .Ihrksonville to ChiiMgo; b urgage and o-at car Jacksiinvilh* t*> Cm* rtmati; large and v » \ lughdiai ked scaLs;elretrichghte«l. Dining Car* serving all tnrar*, ser­ vice a la-carte. m OITISIO- O I I I M I S » I * T S .c .u J I C K I O N V I l l I , f LA. W S Li SHffT aT t - m a RAILROAD I rW r’ I t OF THE SO U TH " m kk J. Q. KI RKLAND • ITISIOS S S S ttN S tS SSINT * . c , L. T A M P A , TLA. f, I Bit T f m u 1 DIAMOND DUST HAROLD ROBERTS YOUNG PHENOM OF JACKSONVILLE IS -A-COMING STAR ARE YOU THI NKI NG a r e y o u t h in k in g o f g o in g HOME TO MOTHER? Don't You Think That a Few Months Away From The Old-Man Would Make Him Kick-In Stronger Next Season On That New Skypiece? You’ll T H A T B E IN G T H E C A S E : Have Something To Move 0 YOU ARE SATISFIED LIVING TOGETHER THEN L E T M E A D V I S E : “IT’S CHEAPER TO MOVE THAT TO PAY RENT". 1 move an yth in g from trunks to m o th er - in * law s P H O N E 194 , * MR. JAMES HARRIS HAULING and m o v in g s p e c ia l is t STAR OUTFIELDER OF LEAGUE AND SENSATIONAL BATSMAN Whoever the manager of the San­ ford baseball club may be this year we are going to sugge-t to him to place hi* optic* on n certain bull player in Jacksonville by the name of Harold Roberts, whom few if any can equal a* an outfielder today in that thriving city. With all the extraordinary fea­ tures of a great player, he possesses them on a smaller scale. Only 18 years oL. age he has long set the cjty league on fire with his spectacular fielding and terrific hitting. Roberts' main weakness seems to be great base runner, greater _ hitter and greatest outfielder in that- league. Last year this youngster performed with the Live .Oak club on the West Coast and his record for 51 games shows ho hit' .for 291, and only three men were able to reach first base through Kjs fielding, th at is, he made three errors, which hacks up the compliment paid to him as a player. Sanford can secure his services, us he js often for engagement, and to Allan Jones Selected on the writer's all-star team of basket hull players in the Tampa Times was more than worthy of a call on this team. Allan was ■elected for more than one reason, hut t h e -main reason and enough to warrant his place on this (eanf was his all around work a* a guard. In one game and <mly one wus his play­ ing below par, and that was the game at Rollins, though that is not to he taken away from his credit as a player. All players In 'all sports have whaf is known as off days, and that was one day that Allan was off. Allan's star game was the Or­ lando and Seabreeze.games. Roth of these games found this little player performed! in gr,out style. "Peerless., Ruble Here’s* a player that must not be overlooked, not in the least. Though Robio is a High School player he gave his services to the club and nil games looked alike to him. lie feared no team and his off duos were never seen. .As a basket thrower only one player in Florida can sur pass him and that player Cont'nucd on Page I' U r O l l . i x t CSS S t * t S VSTIO H S T I C S I T S S I N T OS J OF GETTING A DIVORCE? l Ml ‘ YU' •• A TL A N T IC COAST (LINE RAILROAD "TH E STANDARD A. W . T R I T O T I i w -1 EASTER GREETINGS j | IS Thanking my Many Friends for their Patronage in the Past and Soliciting the Same for the Future and Proiriisjng all of them the Best of Service at all Times. .. W, SPENCER | SANFORD, FLORIDA —J -,rf,r" !Herald Want Ads Will Bring Results ' J 1 -M '.‘j f �April 3, |*tr M. D. GATCHEL : & son ■ SIXTH SERVICE . (Song and Story) . . . ' ; 7:30 P. M. T H E DAWN IM M O RTA L. An Easier Service Easter—Sunday, April 8th, at the Baptist Temple—Welcome # , Story by M a b e lJ , Hosemon Music by Various Composers Beginners ■and P rim ary Easter Song Reading. "Giving and Living," j by Rosamond Radford, Those Taking Part Song. "Sound the Battle Cry." Missionary. Story, Mrs. James Reader, Dr. George Hyman. Directress, Mrs. Jam es Taylor. Taylor. Pianist, Miss Margaret Davis. OfTering Explained. Song, "Stand "Up For Jesus," Violin Soloist, Miss Shelton. SECOND SERVICE (New Tune). (The Sunday School) The Orchealra Departments assembto and con­ All departments of the Sunday r Y =V-^ ■ tribution received according Violins, Miss Minnie Stewart. School wjH asM'irtble together at T*— Miss Adele Rines. to c la s s e s.__ __ 9:30 a t iho Temple, and observe the Mr. Sidney Kennedy, Annual Missionary Day, Tho fol­ Cornets, Miss Rose Gallager, lowing program will he rendered: T h ir d n fftv iC E Mr. Edward Mlilen. Hon. Jno. D. Jinkins, Super­ (The Presrhing Service) intendent, in chnrge. This service will begin promptly Tenor, Mr. Max Stewart. My Country 'Tis of Thee. at 11:00. Dr. George Hym an, tho Bass, Mr. Royal Klintworth. A'nnounce the Day. The Chorua -a Pastor will preach, using the sub­ Reading, "Call of H um anity,". ject, " Jo y Cometh in th e Morning." Sopranos, Mrs. Ernest Betts The order of service will be ns fol­ Mrs. A. M. Philips • by Sarah Wheeleas. lows: Miss Edicth Stewart • Song, "For the Honor of Our Piano Prelude,."A ndante," Beet­ • Miss M artha Fox King." hoven. , Mrs. R. L. Rowe Reading, "God Wnnts Our Doxology. _ __ — « __ M i » Olwrn Millen Best," Peyton Fortson. Invocation. Miss Rosamond Radford Miss Jc n nettc Lalng H ym n, "Oh, Day of Rest and . Miss Essie Whittle Gladness." Miss Ruth Whitthi • Scripture. • Miss]Lucille Rines. Interlude. <* Altos, Mrs. Schclle Mnines Prayer. Miss Minnie Stew art Hymn, "Oh, Could I Speak the <$> Mrs. James Tayfor. Matchless W orth." Tenor, Mr. Gene Singletary Announcements. Mr. F. E. Gatchcl <§> Piano OITertory, "A ria ,” Men­ Mr. P. S. Fortson delssohn. ♦ Mr. H. V. Warren. Our Telephone Number is 210 Choir, "Crown Him, Lord of <♦> Bass, Mr. J. I. Neal All." <$> Mr. VanGeldercne Our goods arc Ihe best and always The Sermon. Mr. Courier Solo, " E y e Hath Not Seen," fresh. if Mr. K. R. Murrell. by Mrs. Taylor. The Program We are never in dispute with our ♦ Hymn, "Holy Ghost W ith Light Orchestra Prelude — Divine." customers about their accounts. " I igh t of thff World " - G r a y Benediction. Honesty brings CONFIDENCE. Prayer. Comet Duet, "Sleep Well Sweet FOURTH SERVICE Confidence brings BUSINESS. Angel" 5 ias Gallagher, Mr. Miller lllaplism) Announcements. Business brings APPRECIATION. The congregation will assemble at Offering. 3 P. M. a t The Home of Deacon <$> D. It. Brisson where a num ber of Violin Offertory ’C n n t’lene Bdrowski’ The Story. ♦ cundidptes will be Baptized i n the Chorus, " I n Bethany." private pool. Tin- Story. Chorus, "Alone He Stands." The Story. FIFTH SERVICE ‘t Chorus, "Almighty Lord." •fB. V. P. II.) 6:15 The Temple, Flake mid C ham ­ The Story. pion II. Y. P. U. .will meet in M a le . Voices, "Shall We Crucify Him?" their respective . rooms and ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ will render the regular pro- The Story. Slow Chorus. "F o r Me." X X X I I I I I I I I I I I I X X X I I I I I I I I I I I I X X X I I I I I I l l l l l l X X X X I I I I I l l l l l l l X X X I I I I I I I I I I l i X X X I I I I I I I I I I I I X X X The Story. Chorus, "Sweetly Rest." The Story. X IF YOU W I S H T,() HE Ladles' (Quartette. “ Sorrow Will Change to Singing." M -V II •us ~ taking the solo., ~ Th.- Story. — Ladies' Chorus, "Risen." The Story. D O N ’T SANFORD’S MOST UPClosing Chorus 'Congregation asked FORGET TO-DATE M EN’S SHOP to stand " if a Man Die," From Handel's "Messiah " Mrs. Taylor takihg Contralto Solo, .Mrs. Philips taking Soprano Side, Benediction. Orchestra Postlude " T h e p a l m " by Faure Fancy Groceries DryGoods,Shoes,Notions, Hay, Grain and Feed . . ---- FIRST HKKVICB ' (A Morning W’alch) AH the churches of the city will combine in a Morning Wutch Scrvire to be held in Central Park from 6:30 to ” :00 a. m. The public gen­ erally is invited. OUT OF HIGH RENT DISTRICT “EverythingGood IpEat” Celery Ave. Things You Ough to Know LO U IS P A IN T Meat Market and Groceries | Attired Correctly on Easter Sunday it T h e H ab erd ash ery X X X A few specials for your consideration: Palm Beach and Crash Suits, $7.50 to $11.00. Arrow Shirts and Collars, Straw Hats of all kinds, Panamas, Leghorns, Bangkoks, Sennets and Madagascars. Notascme Hosiery for Men and Women. ' Bathing Suits in Fancy Patterns. Lemar and Cheney Neckwear. B. L. PERKINS THE HABERDASHER SANFORD, FLORIDA IMPERIAL THEATRE BLDG. X X X X X X llilllllllllX X X IIllllllllllX X X IllllllllllIX X X X IlllllllllllX X X IIllllH II.lX X X llllllllllllX X X T he Geo. H. Fcrnald Hdw. Co. U. L. Perkins, The Haberdasher River* Brothers. « M. D.* Gatchcl A Son. G. K. Wise, Laundryman. Candy Land at Lyric Theatre. Louis Paint Sanford Public Sorvico Co. ■ Sanford Pressing Clue Hodges A McMullen L. P. McCulIer " Bonita J. L. Milieu 6 aster fires WILD DEER AS PATIENT. • Easter fires, established in honor of the sun, form a fea­ ture of Easter observance in some parts of Great Britain, where bonfires are quite com­ mon in early spring.- Effigies of Jndas were annually burn­ ed in Athens on Easter Sun­ day until the government pro­ hibited It. Frazer in "The Golden Bough" states that about 100 years ago the eastern at Altbenneberg, in upper Bavaria, was as follows: On the after­ noon of Easter Saturday boys collected wood, whioh they piled in a cornfield, while in 4 the middle of the pile they set up a tall wooden cross all swathed in straw. After the evening service they lighted jjj lanterns at the consecrated can- ' die in the church and ran with them at full speed to the pyre. The first to arrive set fire to the heap. No woman or girl might come near the bonfire, b u t both could watch it from a distance. As the flames rose f.J the men and lads shouted, "We are burring the Judasl" On the Easter Tea Table RIVERS BROTHERS ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ D octor T r e a t* Duck For Shock Afu. Colliding With Auto. W •Newton, N. J.—Dr. Whttilel.! flr,, stntft^vetcrlnnrlaii for (his h/i the unusual cxjierience of mlals|«Uf tb a wild deer. The doctor was on way to Haln«vl|IC, whorc.’nj, i,, otheriw rta of this county, pink r*ye becotuo almost an epidemic amo0f horses. When the doctor was i«v,ia* through a stretch of woods a Iea|ied out and tried to c r . ^ die ro*t bringing up against the doctor's <tr Tb® wind shield and a mudguarl of the ear were broken, nnd the l urk fell unconscious. Dr. Gray treiti-,1 ifc, animal's bnilses and udiiiljtUvmi ( restorative and iu half an hour tho buck, si III a hit uncertain on hh I rose and walked away. HARVARD MAN A Earns "M A ID .” $15 by Housework—Sludsnts M aks |85,120 In Year. Cambridge, Muss.-One IlnManl unc dergraditale elected l,o do gebrrtl housework during .the lust n adomic year, according, to the annual report of tho student employment office. The sum of $15 which i - younj mnu received for Ids mt Uk leads lh tho belief that he eltbf-r fur a regular maid or !<••.! Idnfter a month of baking and l»d rn n.n.g. Local employment during the i»« year gnvc CIS Harvard men total wages of $85.120 70. Imlnd,.: m th* occupation* followed were it,..,- 0f furnace man, dancing teacher, dunclnj partner, pin Iwy. model, o(rnn4 Uij, scene shifter nhd conduclor. Where Dlaeking Get* Odbr Shnehlncklng. says lb, s mifliAmerican, owes its |„-.-niiidie odor, faintly siiggesihr >>i d..-p ORE.MOST among Easter' daln woods, where spruce and m- nbick ties are the sotilh German Eas­ needle* |wid Hie ground, |o uit ml uhich kind ter loaf, the’ tnld-Gcrman "bun. Is mnnufnctured from ihN ny bread" and tho dcllclohs of needles. Tlov greater p.m of this oil is distilled In New Enii. u l dur­ "rabbit ears." Tile first o f these consists of light, ing the w inter. F well sweetened, many raisin dotted,' white wlieaten bread; tho next o f : ■m >**. cooky dough shaped Into Imnnlrs— e « e e e e e e e e e e e « e e o e t ■ ■■iiuli tallj-il, long eared, w ildly rnmpnnt or hunched up iMitiny fashion—with a lirlclifsllver coin for an eye. And the really most tooihsotiie ."liasen oliren." or bunny ears, are made ns fo llo w s Half a pon inI of dour, three tnblespiHih fills o f s.ngnr. four liildes|Ms»iifiils of ti(lller. a lenspoonfiil o f salt, two whole eggs and the yolks o f twn-olW rs an 1 worked litlo n dptigh, wldch let slam) for three hours In a cool s|si|. Roll out to the thl'-kness of n knife Idaile and with a pastry wheel cut Into strips four Inches long nnil one Inch wide. Hake lit briskly lolling lard to a delicate golden yellow, sprinkle liber­ ally with powdered sugnr and eat be fore they're three hours old. These same Inch wide strips, cot Into longer lengths and p'oven round andmuii)l before Immersing In the bolting Inrd. form the so called “ stork nests" o f Kunblnn fame. Such n "nest" tilled with delicately tinted Easter eggs makes n charming center dlsfi for the Jhvcnlle Easter 'suppvr'IftWff. — N ew York Evening Hun. candylandI LYRIC THEATRE BUILDING SEVENTH SERVICE (The Lard's Supper) , The Communicants will ussemhle in the Upper Room of the Temple and observe the I.ord'ft' Suppar, pre­ sided over by the Pastor nnil the Deacons. The service will he observed im ­ $13,000 FOR THREE TOES. mediately after the Song and Storyservice. Perfect silence will bo ob­ $10,000 V erd ict to Doy, $3,000 to F ath sr, For Skid of A uto. served in the supper room. Now Y*orlt.—I Ulmer J. Carlsen, eight Appreciation • , The following business houses in years xdd. received beforo Hupreine Sanfprd. through special courtesies Court Justice ..Kelby and a Jury In ItrisiUy ti a Verdict Of $10,0(X) against enablj-d ds to print this program: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X Bring Your Food Troubles To * tho E. W. B tlu company fot ininj * . J .„ . a,. m „, feet w a . run over by n M t , < * 1 ^ tlon truck, causing on.,aj|0t|„n 0. J * toca. The. boy'* rather w0l 13.000 for the lo* of Ids Tho boy wan Bitting o„ p , , ” ' Fortieth at reel, ‘Brooklyn. home, with bin feet In the ...... r bi* Tb. truck, loaded with thr<-« rounded tho cornet,.wklUilrslover bin foot. EdwnM J .\j,.r n , counsel for the boy, •1river of ihc truck vIoluti>.| nance by tugnfng the conn r f.„ J 0fm’ '''T ib i. four miles an lioiir. ♦ STOP M | A . E. DOBBINS j j Proprietor | ♦ Sanford Public Service Co. i G^K. WISE WE CAN SOLVE IT Gas Electricity Water Ice I)o you have trouble fiiKliiifc (he rijjht brands of Coffee, Teas, Canned Goods, Etc? Do you have trouble in finding the Meat to suit you? . * _ __ Flour, Meal, Grits, ..Cereals, don't suit you? WE HAVE THE BEST BRANDS— GUARANTEED TO SUIT -t r . * n And let us whisper to youthe Prices arc L ow er, thus reducing the present high co »t of living. > BRING US YOUR EAT TROUBLES— THAT’S OUR BUSINESS OUT O F T H E H IG H R EN T D IS T R IC T R IV ER S BROTHERS X SANFORD AVENUE ' X ■*> 110 Park m x x x m m x x x m m x x x m x m x x x x x x x x x * *•*♦c*? ♦ . Seminole Laundry Agency Sanford, Fla. | | . Phone 2 7 2 #-« j �THE SANFORD Ap^l V |9IT_ HERALD on thereof shall do of tumah silk fn. oNfjtjliito paste :i lino not exceeding coloring* are the*last word in mil AND DOLLARS, or lincry. _ There nre dressy. intorpre Agnus Del (O L a m h vof God). -in th e roim ty -jn tf-o r +ntinmr-TTf—CtltTP’in* ‘hi'p/f dnd Gloria—itr H y e Iris - *(Rory h e - t o 'll . F I N E AND I M- wonderfully pretty mnd-N in hair God on High' *()ld Chant. P at the discretion nf la re a"ti<l till!* i.« f;:j mating r.ia ■ Nune Dlm ltuii’ Now Leftist Thou . | hinatiriuK with t!t<-.\er, infil •»;!tln Thy. S e r v a n t Turin. Ren ssio'ial ".IfMis Lives," <I mint.• ii ii; of t!n\ rhniKar ] Oriental rn t l iiiation* •>, . n :•>.amaz­ ing m r r J iT i hut even n »v«*r ifnd smarter are tin* parrot and pcarock Evening: lil<*tnl » whirh art* coming in C h a rt­ Processional, “ Aleluln." Palesreuse, j.nL* green*, deep yioluta and trina. purples are frequently -tiv*d in har­ . Processional. "He Is ’Risen," Ne- April Uncle Sam s War Mouth' monious hleilding. are some of the ander. color novelties shown. Mowers and War of Revolution* began April Magnificat (My Soul Doth Mag­ wings arc* populnr trimmings while 19, 1775; ended April II, 178:1. nify the Lord', Amies. the fruits, especially grapes and foli­ Northwestern Indian wars, Jm»p Nunc Dimitris, T u rlc.• age are pleasing variations. Tho . -iotnher Ihr -l<e*tr*August 3r"lT!»,7. -•Offortdry Anlheni,"*rtiral!elu7uff,'r nowest models, the latest novelties War with France; July I*. 1798; Goss. .7 ... nitd the stunning effects in rihhons September HO. I SOU. Recetudonul, "At the Ij i mil's High' War with Trlpolf; Juno 10. 1801; and laces are ull to he found ut this Feast we Sing." Elvey. popular little shop. Jnue I. 1805. C hoir—Double tjuartett'* and Creek Indian war, July ‘J7, 1813; Chorus: Three Great Physicians. Aug. 1811. .You have lienn I of the doctor who Sopranos, Mrs. Ida Hoy (leading War oC 1S12, with Great Rritnin: on Ills deathbed Vi us heard to inurniiir soprano . Mrs. Deane Turner, Mrs, July 18, 1812; February 17. 181ft! that' he lef; behind tlnvd great phy­ G. F. Smith, Mrs. I,. G. Stringfellowf, Seminole Indian w.'ir: November sicians. T lw tluve iliiclmri at Ills lied Mrs. Jus. K. tinge, ..Mrs. Maty I **17: October 21, I s i s . hide \\nile.l io hear Jltclf names and Strong, Mies Edwards, Mis* Fox, ‘ lilac!: Hawk Indian war; April 21, heard |lil>: " l In . at. r. nlr mid and Mbs Olga Schulte; Altos: Mrs. : It: Swept ember UQ,” 1892. eiferelse." Well, nil three tiro to lie hud H. C. Gerror, Miss Gre|clu u Seliullr, . Clmtokee disturbance or removal, for jess iljmi the asking, they are ours Mrs. Marlowe and M iss. Mildred 1830-18:17. for the mere effort of taking lltetn. Dli'l;sop: Tenors: Mr. Charles Folk Note that food Is not mentioned. since Creek Indian war or dniej urbnnee;nil doctors agree that (lie Jiuiiinii family and Mr. Frank Campbell; Hasses: M ; tember :iti, is :7. cuts loo uiueli all the time. Mr. Claude Howard and Mr. A. H. . Florida Jndiap’ warg December 2.1. Stone. OrjunUt and ('hoir Directing I I M S ' Au-.ruat, I t. 1841. Mrs. Fannie Steinbridge Munson/ Aristn ’. disturl aiuo; IS36-1S.10. War w th Mexico; \pri! 24, l.8|6;l Hid) Week and Easter -at H« I) J y l y 4. .I. ;**. * ‘ . .* Cross Church ’Apache. MNa\ ijo at.d C tu liw a r ; Hencdfctus Qui Vonlt (Blessed fs \ l y entire crop of Celery It r sale. \n v quantity from one crate tu the whole crop. T Will begin s h i p p i n g M a rc h 15th and finish about - M a y 1 5 t h . Will pack to suit the purchaser jus far as possible. Quality very good. Sizes will run larger after this week. Have about thirty acres to mnjeo. Sanford SANFORD FLORIDA EA STER . SE R V IC E S A T ; SANFORD CHURCHES . At llaptlst Church Rrilude A Song of Devo The Ripe Organ Club, the Temple It.. \\ Uson. Orchestra and Dr.. Hyman have Alt!Item God So Loved planned for Easter a wonderful ser­ World. J Stumer. • Jiiiirtc i >• l.-i t,-,| vin' ami have arranged to give the "Rash Immortal" which will be a iV-tlude Mb grotto. J. | irfvjrc of .song and recitation tiejH.ii.,' the rising from the dead nf our Lord and Savior. This service sill I given at 7:10 in the evening, and -arrangements hnVe hc<*p made to nut a congregation of 4.70. . Kv— Mrs. Frye. frv one is invited to this service. Doxology. Invocation and Gloria. • Ksstcr Program at Presbyterian ’ Hymn, "Lift up high your voictr." Church Responsive rending. 9:4.1 A. M. Sunday School. S c r ip t u re II. imiA. M Morning Worship, Niithem. Chri-t i- Ki-*-ti". S n u p r with tic following music program, Pr.iv.-r i’rcluiii Cavatina, Juiieliim Rati. H \ tuti. ’ J * .!•• fr Im-t i« r i r . Ant hem t 'hrist is Risen, Caleb , Announcement* and ollertory. Simper. Ilaptismal unthem, "As one Whom His Mother," Gabriel. Ufbrlury Rondo from Sonata Daptisms. Pathetii|ue. Solo, “ Lullaby," Srhmnan-lleink. Violin Solo—The Palms. rendered by Mrs. Julius Takach Posllude Processional March, Remarks by the minister and the Carrie S. Adams. observance of thi' Lord’s Supper. 6: l*> P. M Senior C. E. D u e l, " M a r y M a g d a le n e ," Mrs Intermediate C. Ei A. A. F r y e ulid .Mr> Ju liu s T u k a c h . 7:30 P. M, Evening Worship, with Hymn. fuilnwiiig musical program: On M .iindv T hursdiiy >11--ly T h u tsd a ;. . th e da;. o( t h e inMitU' lion nf th e Hles-x d S a c ra m e n t tlu'i'i will !„• i .'lehr tu>"’- :;f t*• a n d i* ii a. m. Low Celebration. 7:15 a. m. I ivy Celelir.it ion. 10 :1 0 M a t fits. t l a. iii . Choral'Celebration and m. C hildren’s R a ste r Service, m. E vensong a n d address, all these se rv ie is e v e r y o n e Is weleonfe ’-to come for G o d ’s everyone a H e lie d ie tio n . Evening service: ri fitir Searing Peel Organ prelude, "Elijah." Mrs. Frye. Easter hymns. P r c sji)lerian P r a y e r M e e jin g Anthem. "Whom S e e k e s t Thou?". T he s'lbjf-c* of I he p r a y e r meeting Cox. at th e I', ".Ip. I-ria n • Ii irefi this week S |»«•*i i! provfr.iMi pi\j :i K> iim* ytlUIlK Proprielor Lldipkne 2 v j It Will-be a Joy i to Press Your : Clothes for | E a s te r . uj (lit* M IllMll, is I!•-is. Feiuin.i!.. C i.il * I. thr. hour pr< a* lung servin' on iiic “Seven Words of the Must Holy Redeemer,” , spoken frgm the Cro » Evensong at 7:10 ps in. t'n Easter Even ILdy S .i tu r d r . will Ii- I'.i'-inil W o 'i,. ' SPECIAL EASTER DINNER 50 Cents I lid *a n War; IS.Iti-lSftS. Aoril I I >•:t . \i»ril i n . i p j " ' e i n s 'if r . ■ t i o i . I >•»••• \ p r t l :jo, |*itC_*. hi U rn a ry Mexie in d is tu r b a n c e ; se iz ue r C r i V a n d T.itnpi; ". Ajiril 2 I , N ovojnlier 2 ID II; P e r s h in g tiv e i t ) e dition, M a rc h 15. Febriii! v ’• !'*17 Vera I9I4; pu n i­ I !>I (•; *i I he t Jn.tliii shop It i* spring showing of the ipialily Shop wonderful creations in headgi'itr rnurmed the woman of tli e fashi in, the ingenue, amj 'he woman whose quiet ta s te is Just ele­ gant simplicity. Sine* so short time as ii seems, many new and a t­ tractive models have been added. There a re i harming adaptations of Archaic Ar.ti c Art and barbaric splendors anil colorings, Itroad brimmed i a pel Ilies of Oriental em ­ broider. and sheer crepe are eiitraii'lng and striking sport shapes Bread - Cakes - Pies Fresh Every Day Buy Your Easter Declicacies Here ♦ ♦ MiiL'iiulia Avt'iiui1 Phone 1f»r» S an fo rd , Florid I t s ' Ke.'- vice begins at 7:10 Wednesday night consisting of instrumental numbers, Tli in on readings and re, iltitions. appropriate a n d l.rsfs fo- one I ru lr l.er-c of th'- i ongregaiioii a r e invit,i! to Easter. t.»»tll" servile.’ Solo, "Hosanna," JJranier Mrs. Julius Takach. N h ,,,,l P e o l || v mn ami beiii dieti«»n The puhlie i s •cordially iuviti’d to attend these s e rv ic e s . .This is Ine of the days uf -the year vvl|i*n the public ought to make an unusual elfort to attend djvilie M-rvic. . iii siiiiTi*- hous” of wuf.-iiip. Musiral Program a| lit** Church of the lluly Cross’ Corner Park avenue ’and Fouitli street, Kust’e r Day. April 8th. I0l7: Processional, “ Welcolno Happy •Morning.” Arthur Sullivan. Hymn, "Christ is Risen." Sullivan. Offertory Anthem, "Christ Our Passover," Schilling. | I | Commultion Service, in K Flat, Stainer: Kyrie Eleison (Lord Have Mercy,) | Qlprta Ttbi fGlory be tp Thee Sanctu* (Holy, Holy, Holy), ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ „ . v i 4 Should be up to (he highest standard in every particular. The first requisite is CHAIRS 5 Good Groceries Our store is noted for the High-Stan­ dard of the 'Hoods we carry and the reasonable prices asked. We believe that the best is always cheapest in the end. . Don’t overlook this fact when do­ ing your Easter Shopping.......................... Phone 8 Oak Avenue Sanford, Florida (MEMBER SANFORD BOARD OF TRADE) u P9oiite Seroinolo and People Bank L, P, McCiiller - Phone 277 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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' • ■ • \ • * ■ ■ ■ ■ * • . ■ ■ 1• ■.. .* * < • . •**.. IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R LD 'S GREATEST. V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N PUKLlSHfD- F" IT - O A\ m l SEMI - WEEKLY l ^ A T 1 | T ^ V / J - T T - ¥ ON TUESDAYS' AND FRIDAYS ^ . • 0. JL I N > $ A N F O R D — Life la tyotth Living r* ' VOLUME VIII I -—3 . NUMBER 67 SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. APRIL 10, 1917 MASS MEET INALl TOWNS OF SEMINOLE McDonald.' 12.70; The Texas Co., Washington. April 8. — Early en­ lO.l'-l; Chuluotn Mfg. Co., 2.95; trance of several o f the South -and John T-ezold, -25.00; First National Central Amcrirtn nations into the Bank, 76.00; S. A. McLain, 16.00; war agaiaiit Germany is regarded Sanford Wagon Work*, 19.60; Auc­ here as practically certain. Brazil, tion Western Road Mark. Co., 80.00; aroused .by the sinking of her steam-K. G .-Hodges, G.00; Hill Hdw. Co., ahip Parana, is expected to become 25.18; Sanf. Nov. Works, 10.60; D. a belligerent this week, and it is as­ H. C. Rabun, 38,00; J. W. Flynt,* sumed that h«*r lead will In* followed 9.60; C. Garrison, 8.75; Hand Bros., promptly by other countries.’ 7.60; J. W. Bell, 16.00; J. M. Wynn, Reports of divided opinion in Ar­ 271.60; Johnson & Colson, 7.55; W. gentina have given officials here A. Samuels, 1.00; Seminole Co.* Bnnk, treatment for Mr. Lane, on reebmlittle encouragement to look, for ag­ Hon. Bourd of County Commis­ FOR TIIE PURPOSE OF AROUSING GERMANY’S ALLY BREAKS RELA­ gressive action by- that country. sioners in and for Seminole County, trtgndation of Or. J. T. Denton-and 153.60; A. C. I,. R. R. Co., 11.00; PEOPLE TO PLANT TIONS WITH UNITED Active • support of the United Fla,, met in Sanford, Fin., April 3rd County Judge K. F. Housholdcr. No Mrs. J. 11. All.n. I'* 1.75; L. P. Ha­ c r o Ks * STATES States by. ut least two of the live In regular session at 10 o'clock a. m. action in reference to Mrs. llarlier. gan. J2.00; E. II. Kilbee, 12.00; (). P Swope, 12.00; C. Entzminger, Present, L. A. Brumlevv, chairman, . Motiiln of C. W. Entzminger, sec­ Florida should i>e the most indoWashington, D. C., April 10.— Central American republics ami pos­ L. A. Hrumley, 8.00. pendent state in the'Union nnd in Austria Hungary, under the pres- sibly by four wijuld not lie surpris­ L. 1'. Hagan, C. W. Entzminger, O. ond* J by L. I*. Hagan, resolution is 12.00; t P. Swope, ami E. If. Kilbee, com­ adoj ted. recommending G. R. Hamrenlity is one of the most, dependent. iure of Germany has severed diplo­ ing. Fine & Forfeiture Fund OllU-iut and unofficial Trports .that missioners. with V. K.' Dquglass, soy for plnce in U. S. Arjny Enginmatic relations with the United R. C. Whitten. 0.76; A. R. Stiles, F’or years wo have made crops and States. Ilaron * Erick Zwl •dehirk, Estrada Cubrqra. President of Guat­ D.. C.. and K.. H. Brady,* sheriff, in iht Corps. 9.40; Geo. G. Herring, I I . HI; L. G. shipped them all north expecting to Motion of I.. P. Hagai), seconded Stringfillou, tt.Kti; E.: E. Brady, buy bark the foods needed when the . «i charge d’alTair# of the Austro Hun­ emala, i« eontemplnting seriously a uttendunre.. • Minutes of Inst meeting read'and by D.- P. Swope, Mr. Roy Tlllls is •»•» Odi FL f: Brady, 10.37; time cante. Instead of raising ev­ garian embassy, calif d at the at ale break*with Germany, haying been re­ tippunted inspector of marks and ifonloy, 7.02 E. l\ JIous approved. , erything thut w e ’ required we were department • today and asked for ceived. . * 1»ry 1* in Precinct* Nt*s'. I ami It. to 15.91; FL FL Brady, 31.85; ‘ 5u long as "Mexico's course is un­ passports for himself and the em­ E. content to raise fancy fruits and Uu motion of L. I’. Hagan, sec­ tv pl.t m Mr J, I Anderson, appoint- Brady. 81.60; E. FL vegetables and buy the stnples from bassy Stuff. Almost .at the same defined unusual' interest* is attach 1 onded b> E. If. Kill*** *. resignation Brady* tin* northern nnd western states. time a dispatch was received from l*» the*-position ihr Cejitral American ! of I. I-. Anderson a* .itl-pector of itnnt tit take effect immediately. U. ,FL Brady 79,50; FL FL Carried. . The war hn-i r’hanged all this and American minister Ktovnll at Berne, 26.00; R. c. Whitten . lV.25: I marki and brand* in Prccinet.i Notf. MeMnrf of *0 P. Swope, seronded Ty re. 5. to j• R. C. M'ldU"P. now is the tints* to demonstrate that fri»h- 1 n::d 3 iii ;irr«-•if., saying the dual tnunurchy had brok­ . * * d, •• l'arri"«l, !• t \ \ tint-. iilu.'ir, Mr Brutnbf till* In (I* ^j.00; en off diplomatic relations with rh« li r of II ( ’ has. I t\ M. nd. K. Mr- Florida can really live within herMull ii f 1. P II. V, .. -.*•• *nd *1 II *t authorised to t r o y . 67. 32 i E. E. Brad *. 175.00;! !“ 'IfUnited Stat h in Vienna yesterday ’ >i'il. is a tHut:.:.iir;-r. '. u !••*■ re.t'l that lhnria_J •*♦i l|t«Vi- E-wrltr-»** Fred T It is presumed * tills was done by it *..■ ii. n, it F F ’ II- m!a • • .*• II F !- .*! . Th toi-th has warned the south i• l< iiff. E 1 I!I [ . L-* * handing passports to A oirricai'. |‘C..-:~<i E J C'.i! in rise of a prolonged war i‘. 1* e " t-«|i Oil Charge Grew. Amen an \*i.! . I!:.* I>. I ■ •j i ; K. 1 IlieU ,.i r- ;• -.,j.*t t ,- . tl* wo.ild I* • no shipments of tho 1, ^• [ . i.il f . dor l’enfndd. .who-h»ft Vi«-u,nn on t |. t; I .Vi oi I T. Hunt. I Ik. _' 17; I., t itanles south as they would he neod**i *' i.il'iror.l* ' i Stringf. How. 2 06; y. Sftiuduy probably will r. .»eb h*-r*II. Itrailv. tii *r. i i r r. • th It •»• •t 4 •apt jf| tIn* north, to fe'-d 1he troops • • • • !. • .1 t hi* ltr.it i--o * si m: ^ll.llll; •ti i.* and ide W. R. II ulvy. 2.69; lit* U'UU within a week. Ml •ii uu li* 111 f i t ! . ' lf and the allies. This means that the li *• Lot w*-<**l on brick roadtin Milts. 13.75: Alher|it Ia*w:is Im* in \rar' s, u rr.ipi poh-M, *..-.d U’liol* r Ilnur qnd‘ meat nnd wheat anil ccreBy pre arrangement Spain will >lie - shape, same to lie planked Frit nk Ward, 1,40; E. F, Housof wir* > * tho differunl spici'd illstrifico in :ih» that* haw boon shipped Into take over tht* diplomatic and <tIut 18 It. wide. % „ holder, 26.51; FL FL Brady, 03.-10; Florida will be rqrtailcd during tho Antipathy tricts in Sent m!e county. departments in Austria Hungary-for to tin* Unit d States. -•t * .> n of C. W. Entzmingct. scc- L. G. Stringfellow, *21.1 1; E: A. war and no one knows how long tho bet>v i* Guat. inaltiti". uik F M« xicut the United States. The Austrian . Mr.* J. N. Searty addrcsM'd tIt** I <>t ' !. 1’ * Hagan. Hherlfi \% I totigliis r. *r. ii.ipt. j :i; war. will List * hoard in refv-enr** to I charge asked for his passport*. No there has exist -d for-years. ,» »»•' nd nftei 1 \ « m. i: \ Dntig» \ It i« known that earner t ••lf'»rl» T . i t • •t N* * .1*1 similar action lias, he* n taken by F*»r t h is reason f hi* people of . d san v a t (roMi i In* bi­*. 1 1 II |lr.id * |(lit tin, I., * .nil l'n. * •' Fioftdtt and r*p***-i:illy of Semlnolo Bulgaria and Turkey Herman . ' • hr... ll •1• Ur.,-I V|. E. !•; fir iid c. i-oVintv -<holt 1d gj-t busy at once and iitli. r .lilies', hut it li In In • I tV 'i f.,i *■* :.* !•* . -I i ■ him t.* . \\ iiutxti; tiger. 1•» *1no. t * *, aft 1 on iiur.utti *»i * U i i i * will follow by breaking i-latio-i- pr**e „ n • i ' i w -r. |j '*. *(•*. plant all tin* staple crops. -In order P. Hagan, i i'i> i clerk in.\1uito*, |ii.|i i- t,!< I Iiuutr.i lit lit'.' lilt It Li ex* ming'T, seconded by E. II Kilbee, to bring this matter to the attention sonn. t.-d l*» Irnw » .trriint oil 1'uhPlhre •pocTwi that Nicaragua wiH tiulrkly stint • i * rt-rmnpi* mb d to St • ’ - <**»•• of the people a meeting will he held •| ami fur S'Kt.tlO in favor, t ’en- come before the boaid saute stands Austria’s break with* the United follow and that tie* 1mg standing in conjunction with the Sunford i ioiist,t Highway .A mo ., also to States, undoubtedly is th • prelude to dilticuilU*^ between llto-M* two roun j (('omtnuuicuti'in front II mbiitsnii unmuimcali* adjouriu-d Until called together by Hoard of Trade in the court house Jt llagler; in’ reference to rt'jvtiY workldra - warrant on .Publicity Fund for chairman u declaration of a style of wur. Jrietl and Salvador ,nn*l II«m«lur. tonight at eight o’clock to which all ...........roads and nL-*i * ir . orf ''•> in l.imr s»I S. t). Chase, . Sixty-two days elapsed between may be stv'111 away in’ a si-sire toj <ni 1»ri* •****• - -i--■ — , oM • % , , thi\ farmers of tho county are inthe breaking of relations between the present a united Central America. ,M'W Geneva roa*l. rt-.nl nd o-i|' r*-d i ;u . i it Orung*- Co. fair, and to draw -Woodruff's < om mil tees viicd. w nit •mi Publicity Fund fur United States and Germany and the ' filed. lion. Frank 1., Woodruff, rt-|ireTlu-re will also In*, mass meetings An odd situation would b<* hot ill formal *1' 'duration of war. How " tin mott*ui sd I. A Bruioli , -**-i-- iii ... ‘>r •>! Semyiol** Co. (air sent a live fropt Seminole county Is held in every precinct in the county Ricu. There a man} days will elapse before. Ger­ llie position of Costa . . . , oiided t>y II. II Kilbee. J. O. MitMotion of L. P. Hagan, seconded chairman of the city and town or­ and the county crtinmissioners anil government lias just Iwcn In- ( , .. . , . . ■, , many's chief* ally enters a stale of new ... . . ., _ _. |chell la lieretiy appomt-'d nrtil);** teu- h> C. \V. Entzminger. Mr. Hrumley ganization committee nnd is n mem­ tin* people generally will attend and war with Germany’s newest enemy stailed' and has apparently no op­ dvr at Geneva bridge, at th** p'.en- h anthomed to repair bridge and ber of tin* committees On Indian afspeakers will iiddr.ss the meetings portunity of recognition by the will be determined entirely by nre of thi- board II * i t*» k -* |* ill r*».»•I ta hri dial,*i>'i. No I. Tairs, hanks anil loans, insurance ,iii*l call tin* attention of-the people l nited States . Frederieo Tinoeo. events, ignite aside from this, howplan's n.ult-il iloaii. and in repair, .Motion id (I. P. Swope and sec- and organized labor and will he n ti) this crisis in the affairs of tha na­ • ever,* Auslro-Hungary has subscribed who overthrew the government of and aim to paint liridg** ome every mull'll by K. II. Kilbee, Mr. Hagan very busy man. during the session. tion. The dates below are given for Continued on Page 6 ev* n academically to Germany's two- years. is authorized to make such repairs che various precincts: ruthless suhmurining, even though Petition of J. F. Campbell, et tl . on the' Wekiwa road as is needed. Chuluota Widiesday night at ■he has .not earned it out herself. Bond of lto\ ’I illis as deputy sla-rin reference to opening sllteli on wi-t 6:39 p. in. Geneva Wednesday side read and hereby rejected, as this •tf nuiil and approved, and ordered night at 7:30 p.- m. Anti-American propaganda car­ tiled.. • . ^ * * , red on by Austrian agents- under is not it county ditch. *' Guhricllu Thursday .night nt 6:30. Letter from War Department, in , Reports of tin* different county ofOviedo Thursday night ut 7:30 p. tn. German, direction, has been no less 1reference to draw bridge read and on |-|( ,t,;n read and approved and order offensive and scarcely Irss effective Altamonte F'liday night nt 6:30. Longwood F’riday night at 7:30.motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by NVarrunts .paid during the than the German actipn. A clean I.ake Mary Mimday night nt 6:30.* break with Austria was -some lime ] !<■ P- Hagan, clerk is instructed to month ordered cancelled, Pnola Monday night at 7, Monroe furnish each bridge fetub r with copy Hills as presented and audited by ago tecognir.ed us inevitable. It >1 lew law. in re *. r*-m e to l*ridg>-* **«-l<>rk- and^ approved \<y thi-j Monday night at 7:30.----- ;------- - f was Ci-gurded as possitile, however, that there migitk not he the »a/nv j On motion "I V W. .EnUmlngi r." b. nrd . «Tdere«l. paid as follows: efforts by the forces^of the two gov­ ^ * Wheal (Joes Higher Jseconded by F.. II. Kilb*-**, Mr. 1 'General Fund ernments, unless Germany carrying * ! It. Will in mu. Is her by grafted c5 A> R. stift'a!' eonatnblb, $7.90; W. HANFORD LADIES WILL ORGANWashington, April 9. - A prospectfurther her domination of the VI *nnu WAR TIMES WILL PORCE I’ Ht H'LI. j, j . iAtn;.i«>n of limp for tin- com* r , Healey, 4. Ik, 6.05; Eddie Drig1ZE AT MEETING NEXT ive-nbimp-of-merf* than fifty miiitotr'government should force it. THURSDAY _I— TO E A T M O R E _ J-plulion-i l.nlal lon of hia-e«|w>raet -in ' n tnnertiwn : .*., fjr,. I.6o; **E. M. \Vellmnnn, 1.00; liinhvts in tho winter wheat crop os - Auburn -Hungary- Jta*r-nskrd* SwrFlsll '*v * Fit Florida Groves Drainage Di>-■ .lak - •e St - RoaseUeF, —'' • 1---- - •• * compnrcd.to last year bubo first war j witfi JU0.00; E. A. The Indies of Sanford will get to­ • den tb tnko over Iter interests in th •problem to confront the country.’ The I trial with the und.ntanclinn that lie phugluss, clerk', I 2 R. 0 0 ; F ’orrest l.ake This is TffT'tini<T for trillcs. gether, next Thursday in a meeting Unit**d .States. The government i*Ht<mnti*s the wintur country Vs* aroused T iv i^ the food!*' V*V * ond any other ad- ;*.n 0 ; Geo. A. DeCottes, 50. 00 ; 'Dr. at the Woman’s Club at * three Charge Grew, sit Vienna also wiM question and here in Semipole cdun- 'lUiotm expenses which such ezti;,.; .) *,*. Denton. 25.00; II. C. Dt.Boae, ‘o'clock to devise ways and’ means iTop to lie about 130,000,000 bush­ turn over to Spain,'British and Jap ty where there are rivers and lakes ’ '-M0;* Mm. L. C. Gli.son, 20.00; W. of assisting the government in thp els. The acreage is larger than .last ancKj*. Italian, French and Rou tilled with fish.or were filled with1 Mr. Jt T. Mrl.nin and Mr. N. C (*. Williamson, (10.00; A. II. Fuller, wot. The ladies.of every rll-y in the year's hut* conditions are adverse. tnunian inwrests in Austria Boo fi?h before tin* prtitnisrunu.t seining lorob-t adtlree-tod t'f<- board In refer- 2.JO; L. .3. Hunt, -'.<*0; '1. G. Hoi- United States are doing the same Tho production of, rye is estimated gary, previously looked after by tits took place there should* be some ence to contract of \\, F.. Jacobs, for lowav, -.mi, — I. II. Allen, 2.00, Ar- and the ladies of Sanford are just ns nt OO.OOO.OOO bushels, the largest United, States were ordered tunics steps taken at once to prevent anywork on Ovlrnlo Chuluot.t mud. andthur A. Lewis, 2.40; C. E. H olley, patriotic us the ladies of any other crop recorded . Chicago*. ..April 7.— May wheat over to the Swiss minister. Amcri seining during the /uimmcr ner months, on motion o f* C : W. Flntsmlngi-r, tL*.00; L. G. Stringfellow, 4-56; Sussio section'o f our country. Governor rose to $«■» 14 a bushel. can umliussndors, ministers anti.con seconded by L P. Hagan, ioull -r is •'i’ lmmas, 1.00; FI. Mnyhew, 1.00; Wo arc atwar and fond is souring. xcferrfd to commitli-e of E. H. K il-? Arthur Diton, 1.00; Martha Thomas, Catts has issued the following pro­ sulur olllrhiis in France, Great Brit clamation regarding this great work: ain, Russia, Serbia, Japan, Greece There is no need for the fishermen be*’, O. P. Swope., nnd G ..R . Ram­ l ’.OO; Dr. R. Stevens, 1.00; Dr. S. "T o the Citizens of F’loridtt: Let Rich Pspfor Wsr i’ uliwton. -TOO; Chns. L. I'olk, 2.00; Morocco and Egypt will s^nnd ready sending thousands of pounds north sey, with power to act. St. Louis, April 9. — Morris IIIIIwhen our own people will be needing " I have been ' requested by th«* to turn over Austria’s Interests C. II. Dingeo, 2.00; Deo. I). Watson, quist of New York, temporary chair­ * Morion of I.. P. Hagan, seconded which the United States has repre­ them. If there Is any r-elnlng it 2.00;. T. W. Williams, 2.00; F. W. ladies who nro interested in the work inun, calling to order a special seashould be done for homo ronsump-lby O., P. Swope, that clerk rocomWllmott, 2.00; T. A. Newton. 2.00; of the Red Cross Society in Talla­ sion of the national convention of sent'd in those countries to what­ tlon and pot to ship north.. Fish-are trend to State Comp, the cunn-llahassee to speak a word favornMo to ever nation the Austrian foreign of­ against Hill Lumber Co., 34.5C; Jack dot* this work which should bo and is so the Socialist party, declared that the os high here in Sanford as tlrey are j tion of Tax Cert. No. agnii fice shall indicate. I . 175.00} , L Wilcox. 16.00; United States was drawn needlessly in some of the northern cities where land in Sec, 16, 3 p. 20, S. R- 32 E The United States by the breal in Oviedo Hdw. St F'urn. Co., 15.00; highly commendable upon the part into the war; that the war ought to . which covers church’ property. rotations is relieved of the car«- "1 our fish are being shipped ahd war Mm. J. II. Alien,’ 1.25; David Speer, of thcic noble women as well as ull be financed by those who can af* On motion-of 0. P. Swope, sec­ will bring them much higher. A 2.50; Wight Groc, Co., 68.30; Amer. others w’po are enlisted in the Red ford to pay, and not byAho working prohahly two million wur prisoners.. ___________ _ * * law should be passed at this session onded by C, W. Entzminger, Ally. • ’ —• •' .* ^Ygrl Ghent. CoM 97.60; M. P. Pipe, Cross work. U affords me pleasure classes. . Rio Janeiro, April *8.— President of the legislature stopping seining in Geo. A. DeCottes is instructed to t.00;R. C*. Whitten, constable, 8.65; to commend this work to our citi­ profinro ’ local hill covering traffic Semlnolo county for at least six Braz and Dr. Lauro Mueller, the Dr. 0. J. Miller, 3.40; H. & W. B. zens in Florida believing that war is Blew Up Vessel fort-ign minister huve hurriedly re­ months during the summer season over brick roads in Seminole county Drew Co., 9.00; L. (}. Stringfellow, inevitable at the present time and Washington, April 0.— Rather than turned from Para to Rio Janeiro. A and this will give the fish a rhunce. and present jamu to this board for 5.00; J. II. Cowan, 3.65; Dr. J. T. the note of preparedness which has surrender tho vets cl to American * foundl of ministers was held today Wo cun go out fishing with hook nnd approval at call of chairinun. been sent throughout tho length and Denton, 21.0,0; T. J.’ Millur St Son, Mr. J. Y. Wilson, representing 52.00; Hill Hardware* Co., 90.34; breadth of our country urging upon forres which wrnt to take possession ftt which the situation with respect line nnd get enough to eat if the to the war was reviewed nnd dis­ seining is stopped for six months. Wilson Construction Co., addressed E. FL Brady, sheriff, 6.00; Herald us that we should take in every de­ of her, the crow of the interned Ger­ cussed. At its conclusion the fol­ If seining cannot bo stopped the the hoard in regard to work on brick 'Printing Co., 49.60; C. M. Berry, partment of the work which will man gun boat Cormorant at Guam blew up tho vessel. lowing official poto was given out fish should not be shipped out of roads. 40.00; T. Keane, 9.00; 8. F\ Doud- prepare us iq case of omcrgtincy and Thu explosion kilted tw o‘ German tho stato os we will bo wanting fish for publication; Mr. W. *G. pinko of Leesburg, ney, 60.00; A. Vaughan, 200.00 there is none thatappeals ifioro "A t the meeting of the cabinet the and wanting them badly before the F*la., addressed the hoard in refer­ Celery Ave. Store, 32.38; Herald strongly than this work of mercy warrant officers and five of the ** President, after having explained the war ia over. ence of eradication of the cattle tick Ptg. .Co., 9.66; Ilobt. W. Lord. 4.20; done by the women in the Red crew are missing. All the remainder situation created by the steamship Mr. Forrest W. C. Williamsom, 76.00; W. C. Cross Society upon the fields of were taken prisoners. There is just as much sense in in Seminole county. Parana, and presented the farts rcl- stopping seining as there is in plant­ Lake and Mr. F\ P. F’orster address­ Williamson. 94.53; Jno. D. Jinkins, buttle in rumps among the wounded, Fire This Morning stive to this act, which hnvo come ing more eropa for the people of ed the hoard in reference to financ­ 686.6t; li. It. Philips & Co.. 10.80; and in fact in every department .An early morning ulnrm brought to the knowledge of the government, Florida in war times and Sdminolc ing project,-apd on motion of O. P. FL FL Brady, sheriff, 4.00; II. & wherein the .awful disasters of war the fire department to the residence declaring, himself determined to -act county should not bo called upon to Swope, seconded by . - C. W. Enlz- W. B. -Drew Co., '29.27; C. H. Lef- are . pealing forth tho toxclns of of W. W. Long about 1 o’ clock thie with the spirit demanded by na­ supply full .. • • fbr the United States! ntingar, >County will drop .matter tler. 5.00; I.. Ik Hagan, 4.00; C. W. death. inorniiig when tho stable was in tional dignity. He added that ho when the people here ut home will until su'rh time us county can pro-' Entzminger, 6.00; FL H. Killns-. " I hope that every good citizen tiames and fyoyond all hope of sav­ •waited only the result of the of­ need them for home consumption.! vide funds for this work, sume to 4ie 6.40; (). P. Swope, 7.40; L. A. Brum­ will aid tlie.se commendable ladies in ing. Mr. .Long's horse, and buggy ficial inquiry establishing the facts The citizens gonerally ore'consider-1t«hcrt faro of in the next budget, by. 4.40. . * every way possible in their work. ami other properly were destroyed. *od the circumstances under whic.h ing this matter uhd*it wilf ho brought j Dr. J. T. Denton nddrcs.y.'d' the , * ‘ Publicity F'und "W ith heat wishes for thf*m and The fence, adjoining tho .barn was steamer was. sunk. up before the legislature. . .board in reference to Mrs. Jane Bur- • S. O, Chase, 250.00;’ Semitlolc Co. for each and every citizen through- also burned and hud it not been for Every other county contiguous to her nnd Mr. Lane, and oh motion of F'uir Asso., 250.00; Central Flu. out tho country at this tiino of dis­ the good work of the department "The government hnd instructed Brazilian minister to France to Seminoiv hA* stopped seihing and it O. Ik Swope, seconded by L. I*, llighwuy Aj^so., 20.00. tress and preparedness for war. I n.m other property would ba*e bpen Road es. Bridge Fund proceed urgently with the inquiry, is high time something was being Hugan, county .will furnish $15.00 Yours very truly, destroy^. , Mr. Long has thq sym­ which will bo carried on ’ by our done hero for thp preservation of our for groceries for one month for Mr. ' J. <). Mitrhell, 30.00; John Vaughn Sydney J. Catt/ pathy of his many friends 1n hi* Lane'H family, and also furnish lfi.U^Of W. A. Samuels, 8.00; ■Don •consulate at Chcrborough. fish for homo folks. * •' Governor." loss'. • • k COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING AUSTRIA NEXT TO SEVER RELATIONS • f l TURN DOWN DIPPING VATS...... OTHER MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE fl A- RED CROSS AUXILIARY TO ORGANIZE OUR FISH SHOULD BE PRESERVED I '*’, “ . • V "j * J u k i ; .... • * •• • i li �•U r and his company to'HpwtfU for that purpose. * ’ MrT Hayakmwa's leading woman, Lehua Waipahu is a descendant of Queen LUiukalani and is one of the most talented amateur Vctroues on the Island. Many of the scenes, are Aimed, on tho famous Hawaiian Es­ tate*. • * Mr. Hayakawa had a thrilling battle on the top of a cliff and falls into the water and continues' the conflict under its surface, which was easily photographed in the clear Ha­ waiian waters. ■’ The company secured tho vol­ canic pcencs by descehding deep into the crater of Kilauea, a,volcano, and were nearly overcome b y sulphuric With the exception of Guy Oliver who plays tho rolo of tho drunken sailor, the entire company s com­ pose? of cither Japanese or Hawaiian players. The story is one of the most unususl the Lasky Paramount' Company has ever offered. Miss Evelyn Greeley nt Lyric An exceedingly attractive young lady, who is new in the ranks of World Film Poayani is seen in "T h e Social Leper,” tho newest World Picturo Brady .Made that comes to the Lyric tonight. She is Miss Eve­ lyn Greeley and she has a splendid part in this production. PRO G RAM M E TO N IG H T At Lyric Tonight Told in an exceedingly ribvel way with a start that gri|« attention at once, "The Social Leper," the newest release by. World Pictures, BradyMade will come to the Lyric The­ atre tonight, with Carlyle Binckweli and June Elvidge and u last includ­ ing Arthur Ashley and Evelyn Gree­ ley. Thp film tells nn exceedingly entertaining nnd unusual sort of a story that thrills and throbs with’ lifo and passion from start to finish. Scenically it is magnificent*. World Brady presents Carlyle Blackwell and June Kliidgc In the . "Soda! Leper” SATURDAY Grace Cunard and Prsncis Ford • in the “ Purple Mask” Also n Good Feature and Comedy ’ M O ND AY “ Fathers of Men” Featuring Robert Edeson and Naomi Childers . "T h e Bottle Imp’ " , See the famous Japanese actor, Scssue Huyuknwu in “ The liottle Im p " at tho Star tonight. Mr. Hayakawa lias been seen ns a Japanese, Chinese and Hindu hut this is the first time he has appeured as a Hawaiian and in the role of the poor fisherman he plays one of the most unusual and’ best character-, mother had fled, and in which his izations of his* career. The story of "T h e Bottle Im p" father and sister still lived. How he has to do with the adventures of n saver! his sister from nn unscrupu­ poor fisherman, I.opnka, who seeks a lous man and was reunited with her girl of royal blood as his wife. The and his father are heart stirring sit­ Bottle grants every wish but yet has uations in this powerful piny. Humorous touches abound in "The a terrible mcuarc. The entire story End of the Tour." Mr. Barrymore is filled with .unusual and st irtling excels us *"lfu«ldy" Bennett, lending incidents. The__^majority of the; man of the Chicago Ideals Theatre orenfx were taken in the same local­ Company, and the great cast sup­ ities about .which the story was laid, •porting him includes Ethel Dayton, tins Lasky Company sending the ■Frank Currier. M ary. Taylor. Maud 1Fill, Kate ninncke and Walter Iliers. 5 reel Blue-Ribbon Feature CHARLIE CHAPLIN In Easy Street TUESDAY . “ Palria” Featuring Mrs. Vernon Castle With Regular Program COMING Thursday, April I2lh Robinson Crusoe - Matinee Daily .1:15 . Admission 5 and 10 Cts P a r a m o u n t PROGRAM. Ffnn.\T"P«ra . --mount presents Scorn* Hiyakawu in • I In Untile Imp*’ also a Paramount Pictograph ,,irtl Presents Dorothy Davenport In ••The Unattainable". • * DNDAY—Paramount presents House Peters and Myrtle Btcdmin in "A s Men l.o*e". Also a Paramount Comedy. . • ESDAY--.Mctro presents Lionel Barrymore "The End of the Tour". » in ( oneerta nightly by Wilheringlon and llo u siT * Metro-Coluinhia . feature cojnedy drama, starring Lionel Barrymore, will Be seen nt tho Star Theatre on Tuesday. "T h e end of the Tour" has been adapted and directed by Cforge D. Baker from the story by Earle Mitchell. It is a play that contains strong human Interest a plea for happiness. Col. Jessup, n man who seemed to have no gentler side to his nature, drove his young wife from their home by his harshness. She had to escape to a place' where she .thought she could find love and true human sym­ pathy. She chose the first means that came _to hand nnd ran away with n traveling theatrical company. The young wi f e died, but her boy, whom she had taken with-her. lived nrul he in turn went nn the stage. Chance, or fate, . caused him to be Matinee Daily at 3:15 This condition of sffairs was made tho baqis of tho Bluebird Photoplay, entitled *'The Unattainable,” to be shown at the Stat Theatre on Satur­ day with Dorothy Davenport im­ personating Bessie Gale and Rich­ ard Morris playing the rolo of the Broadway cad. Going on with the plot Morton followed Bosnia's thentrical-trtrape Bcroe**—rtrr •rmrtrmnrt: persistentfy-jTrrBenting'htTnsolf when­ ever she mado the slightest move. ‘ 10 acre farm near Cameron City, O' acres cleared and farmed servers! years, good well, splendid drainage, good house, fenced, half mile off from brick road, only tl;500.00 and good terms at 6 per cent on deferred payments. J1 0. Packard.- 65-2tc 10 acres of flne flowing well land, .splendid, soil, easily improved, good ■ road joins, one of most productive farms in district, and can be had for •* • , $65.00 per acre for quick sale. To have a moment' to herself Terms half cash, balance 6 peg cent. Bessie descended from tho wrong J. O. Packard. G5-2tc side of. the truin when it stopped at 5 acres fine flowing well land, lies n way station in'the foothills of tho Sierras one day, wandered alone in between two improyed farms on eager enjoyment ' of tho mountain good road, well drained, as perfect air and accncry—and missed her land as can be found and can bo train. Within the space iff fifteen bought for $350.00 and terms on minutes n<«sie,• plus' strange fate, part If desired. J. O. Packard. altered the entire coursa of her life 65-2tc —sjie was changed from a stage but­ For Trade: A 160 acre Indiana terfly to a.woman faring the realities fnrm for trade for land or property ami responsibilities of murtied life. Bessie's marriage, her life in the in or near Sanford. J. 0. Packard. 66-2tc mountains, her subsequent return to Broadway and tho method and man­ ner of • these accomplishments have been woven by Bluebird Photoplay produfCm into a film drnmn .of In­ tense poswer and gripping interest; filled wifh the vital and verile forces that conspire to awaken emo­ ror sate—jLtty Lots. I wo acres tions, while furnishing, at once, good on Sanford avenue opposite Barnes’ dairy. Suitable for suburban home. Price reasonable. ’ Address L, care Herald Office. G5-3tc’ The scenery in thd Blue ‘ Ribbon Feature) "Fathers of M en" to bo re­ leased by tho Vitagrnph Company is extremely beautifuul.. Vast strotche of icy plains and- forests havo been filmed as fitting backgrounds, con­ taining fr,&cn falls and mountain streams in a number of cases. In fact, throughout this fenture film of­ fers any number of beautiful set­ tings. Lyric Monday. Old Rags at The Herald O f­ fice. They must be Clean 2j o Cents Per Pound. ♦ '♦> ' ♦> ♦ MICE CARRY DISEASE 1UUTh„. t>M, Bf 'm ar ^♦> <♦- O. o . ' . W 11 U. a. B. GavrrnSrfS. Governi ror r-xchange— Ien passenger launch for buggy and horse or Jersey cow." nox 1168, Sanford. 65-3tp For Sale—A private pool tnble. Big bargain, $60.00 , cost $100.00. Fine condition. Box ^o. 102, Mnlt land, Fin. «l- ltn V IN E FERTILIZERS For Sale or Exchange —New G ro»m house and 2 lots. Well located Will trade for farm. Terms, if de sired. Box J073, Sanford. 62 t! Thirty yenrs’ Experience in all parts of Florida and through­ out tho U. S.; the world’s firtext materials brought direct from producing points and rigidly inalyzcd; complete equipment de­ veloped through building ind operating 30 factories—mablcj us to “ build" long-la-ting, rropmaking, humn«.building quality into Armour Fertilizers. Fifty-four of our standard, wellknown brands arc offered with 2%, 3% or 5% potash, or with­ out potash, as desired. Booklet free showing complete line of Whito Wyandottes, celebrated Re­ gal strain of Canada where vigorous birds are raised. Constant, heavy layers. Hatching eggs nnd Baby Chix. Booking orders now., F. P. Strong, Brooksville, Fla. 3-l-tfc nt— Rooms for light house furnished or unfurnished nolia avenue. 65-tf ▲ V' ♦ H All Local Advertisement!* Under For Rent—On first floor, well screened and furnished housekeeping apartments with sleeping porch. Very convenient. 613 Oak avenue. Citrus Fertilizers Field Crop Fertilizers Vegetable Fertilizers Fertilizer Materials Blood & Bone Tankage Spraying Materials Stock & Poultry Feeds ThlH Heading THREE CENTS * Line For Each Ip.sertion. Minimum For Rent — Newly furnished bed Charge 25 Cents. room with private family. 703 Myrtle Ave. In answering an advertisement where no nam«f is mentioned* in the ad, please do qot ask The Herald for information ns" to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is .and if Lyric Monday we do we are not allowed to give Encounter Ha rib-hips in Nortl out tliis information. Simply write |Woods for .Art’s Sukc. Entire Com­ n letter and address it us per in­ ! pnny of film players suffered from structions in the ad. exposure taking "Fathers of Men." ’ fathers of Men" to be released by the Vitagrnph Company as a Blue Ribbon frntu-e in »ix prris ceils f a, large number of winter scones, as price the story is wrlUep among the men Stone of the‘northwest. * .• * Sale—One horse, nbo u jump In order to get the exact locations top buggy. Apply t o . J. \V it was necessary for Director Wil­ n,-rAR«ipK>m*r— J+Frinffs; FToi liam Humphrey™ TalffHiis ‘rompaiiy • • . G5-5tp Stearns* electric paste 1 FOR RENT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 52-tf Furnished Rooms by Da or Mouth — Park avenue I North Park", avenue, over Philips & Co. drug store Jnmes Patton, manager. A r m o u r rertlllztti Enrich the Sstl -Inctcite Pe Tlrll Ilistcn Mitarlly—Improve lie Q.iiitj MANUFACTURED BY ARM OUR FERT. WORKS JAC K SO N VILLE, FLA. ' - 3,(tOO Tomato and 10,Lost—Pair of eye glasses, extra ant Plants. $1 per thorn large lenses. Return to. ^tute Rank Stafford, Monroe Bridge. of Orhuulo ajul receive reward. . For Sale—40,000 Tomato Plants, Globe nnd John liner.* $1.00 per m. F. L. Greene. West. Side. G3-4tc A . ; G5-4tc PKPART.MIlNT’Or HIK INTKUIOIt U. H. UnJ Office at (Jalnestlll*; |*Ja., .. .. . t , Mar.-h 41. 1*17. Notice la Keenly tlynn tpai.l'ial Jainn* »t tirnrva. PTo/ldr, who. on P-brutry 21 1912, made llomrutned Entry, Xn, Oie !>j tor of- N W*», Hccfli.n .1, Tn»n«hlf ? ®l. ltan*» 33 Tallahaaaa* Me-idlxr hat flirt] nolle* ot intention u mala* Pin-. i i it t* Li t SEND FOR THEM • ear I’roof to e.taMI-h -I j I ji to >h» land above dee.-Mbed, brfwr. C|,f < Circuit Ceuri at Sanford. M old*. on tie U th day ol Wx/alSlT. -. t laimant a m«» a* e lltn a w i J. II. Htdtlraton el (itneaa, l*to IJa, K. II Kl.toee, ol (Jrncva. !l» r id » , * It A. Nlrhol-on. of O nrva, PI i-|Ja, MUall* Taylor, of itanevA, Plnrld*. IIOIIT W. 1>AVIS._ .. a .... Hefliter. 10 acre farm, 0 \i cleared, 3 tiled good flowing well, in crop, about mile from loading track, good road, price $2,500.00 and terms. J. O. Packard. 65-2tc CARLYIE BLACKWELL JJUNE ELVIDGE "TheSocial Lep C*it l-wl-d.r* ARTHUa mle fvdYN OAffurs-WiiEL 'ORIEL armi O J T R IC H E LYRIC TONIGHT * attainable" Saturday. • The perversity of human nature, especially among Broadway loafers, who are classified under the heading of "men about town," led Henry Morton to hazard any personal or financial inconvenience to the end that he might possess himself of Bessie Gale. This .young actress, be it known, was called "tho unattain­ able" in tho Henry Morton set—and Morton tries his utmost to become S<ssuc Hayakawa in “ The Bottle the exception among his kind. STAR TONIGHT E m m seed <0 JACKSONVILLE. F L X THE “POLISH 1 0 $ -B L A C K -W H IT E -T A N - 1 0 $ ' F.F. DuOm (ft �Fourth Grade—Anna .Kanner, sick with pneumonia and with the Sarah Lewis, Irene McGahagin. § Y C a iS n E U goad care of his mother and Dr. Pulcaton he b improving very faat Dorothea Ray, Irma Smith, Nelda Van Nets, Edwin Steinmeycri Gcorjge and b able to be brought homo Wilson, Maude- Lake, /Georgia Moagain. ' M rifJ . E. Vaughn was a pleasant bley, Margaret Neal, Mary Eliza­ A BUNCH OF INTE R ESTIN G ITE M S FRO M COR­ and, likewise, everyone used hand-mixed roller on Mr*: W. M. Robinson beth I’ uleston, Kathryn* Weasner. RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEM INOLE COUN­ paint. To-day, when machine-spun cloth Fifth Grade—Lucllo Anderson, Thursday to see the sick folks. is so much better and cheaper, no one T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR TH E HERALD Mrs. Douglass and children h&ve Maude Carraway, Kittle DuBose, -would think of wearing homespun. Many been spending several weeks with Robert Hagan, LeClaire Jones, El­ her pnronts in North Carolina and mer Lundquist, John Lundqubt, people arc still using hand-mixed paint, - EAST SANFORD i MIm HorUnee Johnson of Camaro expected homo tho first of next Edna Lord.' Agnes Perrin, Alice however, because they do not know that Rev. Arthur Pock much r e g r e t * c i ‘ y gave another of her pleaaRandull, Mabel Wilkinson, Helen week, , being- unable to preach at Moore's ant little* parties to a group of young Everybody would be so thankful Wlt*o, Eric Vihlen, Robert Denton, friends last Friday evening. Elation church Easter Sunday, > W alter. Carter, E. K. Foster, Jr., If we could have one1good rain. Mrs. F. F. Dutton hasd as her * Therp will be an Easter song ser­ Herman Middleton, Morris -M oye, vice at Moore's station church Sun­ guests on Thursday on an, auto trip Kim r Tyner, John Wilson, Helen to Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. C.. R. UPSALA AND GRAPEV1LLE day fyening. Kennedy, Myra Lee, Madeline Mai-. Wo have the promise that Rev. Rev. Smith Hardin, the preetding Tyler and their guest, Mrs. J. E. Jem, Nan Puxton. Emma Spencer, AND P A IN T Stewart Albertson of DcLand will be with rider from Orlando preached at May of Detroit, Mich. SXWEJT CALLOMA * WEAK* LONSZJt Anabei Spurting, Olivo Russell. us for a service right after Sunday Uoore'a station church last Sunday Dutton was also o f the party. Sixth . Gratae— Mrrton Aycoeke, Mr. and Mr*.- Harry Dieterick school Easter Sunday. evening. will save them money anti March *JSth was little Ellen Lund-j Robert Thrasher, Dick ^Terheun, j J. F. McClelland went to Sarasota were here from Jacksonville, guests la l>or. Dcvoc Lead and Zinc at the Chamberlain, home- apportion quilt's birthday, and was remember- Mabel Bragg, Emily Bailey, Lizzie on a business trip last Saturday. Paint is simply made of the ed by her grandmother, Mrs. J. E. Flowers, Hattie Lewis, Ella Mary! C. C. .Morris went to Okeechobee of last week. same ingredients the old-time and other points on a sight seeing j Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Deltrich have and her auntie, Mra. E. F. Lund­ Muirhend, Edna Morris, Rosa M il-j aintcr used: Pure White hf-im, Demarius Muason, Helen qubtand children and also Mrs. trip last Friday. bought several acres of land directly rtd, Pure White Zinc, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Byers of north of the Chamberlain homo on Hudgins and little Alice, visiting at j W*th, Roy Wood, F’orenc? Witte; Pure Linseed Oil. The only ‘ • . Edward Humph, Robert Williams, Beardall avenue have as their guests Beardall avenue and are planning to her parents. difference is that Dcvoc is Joe. No Kos'.tenant house is again ! Wyvern Duke, Marie Stempor, May Mrs. Byers' sister and family, Mr. build a bungalow at once to remove A HW i Holly, Doris Moore, Happy Walton, mixed by machinery, 500 and Mrs. W. P. Phelps and two chil­ from Jacksonville with their daugh­ vacant. Mr. Livingston of Jacksonville j Rhoda Vaughn, Erminia Houser, dren of Daviville, Ky. gallons at a time. Therefore, ' “ ^ ters to live. Their many friends was a guest at T. O.' Tyner's on 1 Margaret Ericson. Cora Rutherford. it is always absolutely uniform in strength, ? | ^3 will be much pleased to have them Sunday. . f Margaret Gallagher, Alice Gooding color and covering capacity. t-. | \ in Sanford again. McKim. Charlotte Smith, Sarah Mrs. Bertelson visited Sunday Mr.-and Mrs. 11. L.' Grier of Cam­ Wc guarantee Dcvoc Lead and Zinc Paint to be pure. Wheelcss, BeulahBrown, Madge eron City have bought the J. C. morning with Miss Icenhour. Wc know it contains no whiting, silied or other worthlessWoodcock, Gertrude Ilunge, Martha W** are' badly in need of rain in |Rich property, consisting of 10 acres materials. Stop in and'ask for Color Card. r Qt ; of finely improved land and two this section, yet all nature Ur in a Duke. Marion Appleby, Ollio Vera Glisson, Virginia Long. * houses in Cameron City. Their fresh dress for Easter and the j many friends will bo much pleased. "mocking birds aro singing ail the Seventh Grade— Florence Henry, S»nJo,<^ S^f^.-tUrdwir., Alrinllsnl Impl.m.M. Joe Cameron is having another day." Annie Bruton. Frances Dutton', new tenant bouse built. This one.D Mrs. Erlcso'n and babies were re- Mini Lipford, Nellie Messenger, on Miller avenue. Dorothea Mickey, Annie MilliHm, -out gut st* at Mrs?Van Ness’ o'h 1st fLila Murn-II, Helen Randall, Mar'street, Niels Swanson kindly carry* Cout, Farms, Hives, etc. Richt In igarct Ear htry, W11116 .Mr.Uem.’ Fr.*d* LAKE M ARY Ing her ip. your own home and at trifling cost, rric nines, Bertram Shepherd. Anna ; M tu Helen Is^rman sp°nt the ’ Mr. Gen. </’lark has hud-to en ■ryou can enjoy the benefit of healing i >4H i i .Marian and, Eutii e week end nt- Pgoial .gauai of Miss., the hospital sulphur baths. *. . I .•ii h, Lillian J/hii !ser. Eva Tav- j Franccs Ptarson. Erie Lundqnist has the meat.!, *. ' M'.r; a--t l/u T<un lirul * Hanco ck ; Mbs Louise Male left 9afurility Captain Rant >il was a re.*-:-' A ll-S te e l'Elcctrlc-Lfghtcd Tra in nin Kitts, 1* . to:. Fort on, for a si-.it at Gr*-- r f *-.\ j-prjn.-s ••ail.-r at G, T Bui i ■*. r‘ . He *.. 1 f i n u lph u r om pound -1 Li miry, \i MrLtu:i*i I)r. Denton made a professional one of tije fortunate ones, getting aiturr'i ownWoodeurtbtnz »i>Jil3a hratlns i.i, Joo r>.. ritt. Fay Lo.’<call 1:< r»- Friday a'st. iwrtarrJ lit * « t, |a ( off must of I,is or urges before th-Lv Jeck*onvlttc... A C L 3.00 PM Sun - Parlor Observation Car. ii; mkt Itiutc mttil tffk'acint.t Ltcil (nth, It. E. Rror\son of Carrpvells hnv tuth; uie il it * luiioa irpMaj to iSccltJ Compartment und Drawing-R-oom Lv Waycrojs_____ A C L 11.05 PM I.inbth Grade-r-?>Iamie Kate Wil->> parti; and uke It latcriuHr. charge of tho section here during the [ Mrs*. St« dt and daughter, Ebhn Ar Albany________A C L 2.35 AM . Sleeping Cars Jacksonville to Chiliam*. Velma Venable, Gertrud? 50c und s i thi bottle C3RO. absence ot H. D. Durant. spent the evening with Mrs. Henry Lv Albany.............<?ofG 2.40 AM si your drua n'a. It he can't amts »<«, ^ uughn, Bertha Matey, Huiiy Hart, Lv Americus____ C of G 3.40 AM Rev. F. M. Baldwin of Sanford!1I*ee on First str< t! Drawing-Room Sleeping Car •etui hu nameand the price IniLlime and we triUtend » a bodic titretd. Jacksonville tofjt. L>ut*. Lv Columbus___ C o fG 6,10 AM prt-aifted a splendid sermon h’ere j EmlJ Magnusson spent the week Lthcl Henry. Mina Howardi VirHANCOCK LI91"in ICLPHUI -,lnla DeCourtey, Helen Chorpcning, Lv Opelika ........ C ofG 7.10 AM end at home. Free Reclining Chair t ,irs J Sunday evening. COktrANT Vi .lari Crorby. AI-'rb* Brugg. l.auAr Birmingham C of (1 11.55 AM eonvillu to <'bli-ngii, m L 'ii* • j Ilibsrii. Mi art. k it Word hu* hern received that If I, T»> i* *u i. •'.-trlxind il'-; large :u: i , ,l- . J; . r , - Mel *>nai.-!. Don* Carraway. Lv Birmingham 1( ’ 12.15 PM J.fcfrW '"t ■» •*'•t ' « m g»\|r OH* '.U.ItCS, Durant who left Fri l;:y for W a j■ f i r I f i ) i *V . —/Wa sstms .. II Lr h:\ekctl seats. ktli* r: idea* it - with Ihc-r pew am. i iAr C airo............ 1C 10.45P M . Th* d-lu-t■ !leri|uin, Ralph L«W Ltmftmmd. rross hospital h *■* under *one .i ver * V « v t< .. .i:. out tii ir "id fatlrr and Solo Uur!o r Ar Carb art dale I ( '___ 11.53 PM it s Baggage und Seat Car Jack- :.successful operation and is getting villo to Chicago, " * nioti Arid- r«ofi for u nit Ar St. Louis______ I'C 7.20 AM along nil ely. •niors — Katbi-rino,Aycocke, MarAr 53rd St. f^icrj)) I C 7.31 AM later carrying Mr. and \^s. E. F 1 ^ Dining Citr aerves all tncsl* m Mr. and Mrs, Morrell-Jcft W ed-! .•rtf' tGovoj Ruth Klanni-r, Gertrude Ar Chicago (Cta EU.) 1G 7.45 AM route, service a b carte. Lundqubt Into tor n for an eve nesday for their home in Thomaa1Lilti C. Ruth- LHtle. ent-rtelnmvut. L ist Sttu-day a TOM OtTMltO (NrOHXatlOM, Ittr.INO C*R USOOTtON, rlll*. Miili., after spending the wlnJuniors — 7. ta Dbvison, Elita Love ternoon they took Mr. and Mrs. * » * ! » to m i t i c a c t . a m t or j ter here. h:.'. Mary Lynch. Muriel Rhodes, G. Lundqubt and th ir Svn »bHdt , iless ic Emit h, Alice Vaughn, CliiTonl Clark Ftap'o w * a Mot.day <von- ■ over to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pet 1Wal her. . 'ing visitor, here. , •7HC bTANDAKO RAILROAD O F THE SOUTH** son * at Hoi! H>'!. wh" re tl’. ey'i iphomo:■ * Eve!lyn Cowley, j.f'a O r W. F RI T OT ^ J. G. KIRKLAND i". ,-,l t." •I - ■ 1 -i d •!••- i t11• l,e *- 1 iiut Iii:.* jii , Cat he; jine Lev-io, Nellie MVHWE PinilKCr" *CtHT A . Q l, J D IVISIO N PtlKNQC fl kO(kT a C. L 1'"tr.ili i liack through D.<Lnnd th JACRiOh VlLLt. f LA. TAMPA. fUA. Engines, Boilers, Saw Mill*,-Wuodwork,, . ^ ufore Ruinge. F.<lna WilJ. Then i p c with Mr. and ..Mrs. J. ing Marhlncrj • ,lr* a d A- A Newcomb r.- t »ok Tlmr-i A complete lino of Mill srpplk-s and turned to th-ir ho e in New term; l. - ?i — ----------j * t . "-t aft»-r . • -■id s AH.iti-.s, .* 1Heavy Marhiacry carrtrd in M u. h speidimr i wintc' iH-ri- with V f *4 \ • k imnu-di.ite shipment Get our prices and ,son, n.. Aiytn and v. if.v e, .lartlm Brown, I'll* n I l *». *r t» Th.■It Cataluifue before pin. in : uur ordi ts. i< 1.S; : * H . Rose Gallagher, Mary very much pli-us -I witf FI tri.la •v .» v.t r;t :.j/i to Ju 'ksouville in th< ir Maks by Machinery Company H-w^rii, MibL'i d Huston, Helen and AUy.lh ' 'are <rotr:iug' 1:urk jii~ui:i >;tr. On ,Tii'ur.'dny they spent the ! I3h4*i it pT. Iin> Hliet l with the work you are doing, nr do you feel that von ‘k Jack sonrli' Fiurida text wintc T and hring nil tlv ir day in a trip to Grlarstlo'and I*i d- TcrwilHger, Wallace Lipford, Wil­ preparation? Why not take a jjractica! busin eour-* in liam McKim. Mollie Altcrnuth. . S • fri.-nds and r*-lati\■I-* that they ran 1■;jint. neco'-p-'il.-d i>/ Mr uttd :i;a Ijt'.e, Anna Mason. B.epslc i ’r-nour school, and be prepared to do something delini!'. C< i tn comf Mrs. J E. I.ii dquist. t"\ A ii I ■ i’.m Frank Pardon, M •Vi!! Hut.ter. Ji I. I I *i!.r ■r and Classes both-day Commercial and Stenographic Courses, Ii. it. K. dt-nbau gji Ironi 'Rollins |. Mis. J. L. and Mrs. £, W. Lund- Max- Stewart. mvy welfare, o i;,1 and night. If you are interested in vour College nt Wlnt- r Park c;atm- dnf*v it quist with tfa motid and Mrs. Ee'it in and let us.talk it over. p .'■, anne.".i *|i< nt a p’.-js.i t r. E a s ie r Morning Watch Service «h<ii \Vt ' i a Jn :t i*anr»e fi shine noon with .drs. E. F, l.UBd'r-liht f 1 In tiie Pr,stills' Conference on last lia y and <:jn'.je d near the* irtslle •-and Mot:day on ji. r birthday. Th*‘ host-! Mo ii day it was dcroi.Kil to hold a ha rk to »f liool on Morula v# t * r ! . «I * —p v r. pr tty* pro* trorpiag v.-; t.-h vi. e ut on Ray ir.ortd Hu *id has 1; « *n in Fort M. VAN (.’ ELDEREN, Principal . SANFORD, FiplilDA O t It in In a also, the mornin | o f Ecster in the Cen­ M :s vi*it ing f if sum-.' time. hut tral Purl;. Such a service was held i is back in WekJwa now. I.O N G W O njl PICK L'PS h.st year ai.d v:.n helfifu! to all who Mrs. T. i. Boyd h earing for all , rc- *'C:e. 1**1flit id left for her j attended, It is hoped that a largo t Alerf BAyd's litt!..* children, except home In Pennsylvania Monday. a die me v.1 1 1 be in attendan.e. “ If the baby, v ho is #ta. inj witb Mrs. _Mr. anti Mr* it1—Fnnfnrdr " itomemlxT t.r-xt Sunday' morning, : __ _ i l J i-U ib i-i",----r—- — *—>—---- - 4 were' the guer'ta of- Mr* Cha*. I'oik 6:30 'o'clock, in the Central Park. d [ School rigs . Friday; and will be i last week. * * Every person in the city invited. ted., J brated-v ith a oirni en Saturday, i Mrs. MoPie Fianton h ft for her Buyers and Shippers of T ’.ii service will iant only thl , 7t y t V C.: 1 been quit--. bone in T. nnr* .icstlay. irinutts. l-k the | ast week, but b much bet Mr*. J. S. I d;. ■! speuy?b • week 5 v.Uh 'her daught.-r, m . If. *R. « B . & .0 . G A M G E i V - y , Rev, Bartlett wHI fill biX ususl Chapman in Orlando, y .. James Tajrfer Realghs * J __ ' appointment here Sjtnday. , •’ ot. ' s T » j lor, who has Jieen man- f Mr. and Mrs. Wijk'f'qonlihan and W E CARRY A FULL LINE Eutcr Sunday Will be celebrated son of Tampa are Tne guesti of Mrs. a;or of t’»• i-V na’d Hardware Co' I . Sanford,. Florida « {t 210 .E. F irst-S treet [with It picnic dinner at tho srliool Hoolihan's mother^ M s. J. A. : or tho past y*_*ar tendered his OF FORD FARTS house after chqnh services. „ [■natjVn on March 'J<jth, same tp. take Bryan. Mr^ Frailcia Li^htsio and . l a u g h - j . A, Bryan of Miami spent Stt:- ell-- i pn A p il-2 Ist, .. ter, Mae, wdio moved to Lakeland a day, at bis hdpta iii Lohgwood. Mr. Taylor came here In March, few 'weeks ago have returned to their ' 1310 to take this position and has old homo hofr. it* «' very fucc»-*sful in the manage­ SANFORl) CITY SCHOOLS ment. of this lary* enterprir\ liring** jing^ish* did.the most modoro and WEST GENEVA AVENi'E Honor RuR fur Month of March P to dat ■ 'meih> h in eflicteney an 1 Mr. and .Mrs. Christopher have j First Grade—Jam' * Phf,arcr. Ston!y /oslgns .? __bv vacated tiie Joe Neros - residence phen Sblnbulser, 'Fy ink \YRieite up (h? w.rk th at'h e has t) u take F o r d Y a l p S w ilr li f n r lr « ,uv'’ roovutl Inin town.-----X I I D * l a i e o w u c n LOCKS. Mrs Ja<,k Vaughd is very Imsy ard Maxwell, Nezxle Stone, Alice Im ii anxious to assume.' H * will Elder, Ola S p u r i i . i Pearl Robson, FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION— EFFICIENT SERVICE • And make all repairs on Fortl Cars now carrying strawberries to-town Beryl St» inm?yt-r, Camilla ruleston. b--vo for Chlpago to ^ta!:.- a two , . D ,, „, , yean course in tho Moody iilhlo HiAll Work Guaranteed rtwice, a week MODERN EQUIPMENT— MODERATE RATES ^ m,‘ . M uU. Br^ n: ,A1>? Chorr ,lnr. ! Mr. aiid Mrs. J. R. Robinson's Clara Snlith, Blaenhd Wynn. PauUr.o at!lute and will .a ,- up Bib!,, r-a.iy H»* will be greatly J. R. STEWART. Prop. PHONE 131 little baby son, Katie has been very Thompson, Kan-rlne Van No»s, Eric and tralnin". C. //. JEWETT, Manager m i« '(i here by the many fri>nds ho Lundqulat, Milton Moun-, H-urv has made* during bin residence. Mra. Russell. Ta lor will also be sadly misse l C '/ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « + ♦ ♦♦♦♦<■< c o o c e -*♦♦♦<■+c ♦ • *♦♦♦♦ ] •Second Grado—Maggie Lynch, from church and aatlal clrcicz where Rebecca Stevens, Elizabeth Whitner, she has b<t*n an active worker and Louise Thrash.-r, Beth Loosing; Ray­ especially in choral work in the mond Muirbead, Arthur Slarhary, Baptist church. STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH ML E. W. DICKSON Clyde Humphreys, Eldridge Dun­ Mr. and Mrs. Taylor expect to can, Wilber Davis, Jr., Leander Ber­ - , PH O NE 67 ■ • SANFORD, FLA. ner, Clauds Locke, John Lord, Thel­ leave for Philad Iphh about the « * ma Huwi-1!, Mildred Lunilcy, !tl audio 21st of Apri1 and from thrre Mr. * • p t » , ■* No. 80 Fortson, Jack Collins, George Put- Taylor will go to Chi ago. Tlu-ir No. 32 No. 8S No. 86 ♦ nt; liy friends here wink them well in 8:10 p. m. ♦ Lv Jacksonville . 3:10 a. m. 12;45p.tn. 1:40 p.m. nnm, Cecil Zittrower. I2i35 a. m . A rS iv a n n ik 1:15p.m. • 4:50 p.m. 5r35p.ni. tlu-ir w^ field and they ran b • asThird Grade— Mary Elisabeth 8:15 a. m. • Ar Charleston— 5:15 p. m. »:S5 p.m. o ;55 p. in. au;*-d of a warm welpome If they 7:43 P- mMoye, Olive Renfro*, Knth-.VituAr lUchmunil---Sd>5 a. tp. * ■ 7:10a.m. 3:13 a.m. should over r turn to this city. 11:50 P- >nAr Wa.tdngt'i: 8:40 a. m. 10:23 a.ni. 12:33 p.m. • Sytnc*, Lillie Mne Melirtena, Jam-* lijqa.n*. 1:10 a* m- x Ar lUltlrn.re ....10:01a.m. Il:42a.m. 1:52 p. m. Brown. Fr-df,ric;Wrc!.r, Prat, . Cb..r 3:30 1:30 a. j . m. * i- I Lotida Gugd Ro. ds A*soria* . Ar W. Phll'pUbt.. 12:24 p. m. 2:01 p.m. 4.03 p. m. Kermlkh.. Hurley, Robert ijb Arc*a,! i:30 a. m' * Ar New Vbirk 2:40 p. m. 4:20p.m. 6:20 p. m. 4d!0 p.m. ______ t:on will h ibtl 1 h n int i < ' tin*' in d o**.”* r. . <1 l , n » M . r t r v t - i c H r h u . I* n * n . n Uceprr*. Intftr< Junior Dutton, Mildred• Hand, Vir­ -j unt^ < •• J ■ l i 1 There l,iln « a *. « n i l * 1. 1- . . »J , n k o i,. Bn ,h . r m n | r » < P * > ■u ( mi ginia Jinkins, Gretc! <-n Lon;;, Kiiaco in. ! mr.rr.Uam* riulr wiil be an interesting program, ♦ Fur Inform iti >n or ftrsci vallon Phone or Write bclh Mitch *11, Margaret Pctars, • A T L A N T IC COAST L IN E Elizabeth Stiles; George Kin,:. which will include addr<«^c* by high­ X Hillsborough Hotel. Tamps, r*3Cluyde Russ'-I, Edxur Sbilds, Deane way officials frop various parts of ♦ IS8 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. J Phone 17 * Phone 132 Turner, Cornelius Wqth. the country as Well as from Flotidn. C O U N T Y H APPENING S everyone w ore homespun- LEAD ZINC E . Take Sulphur Baths " isSi home fbriJ THE GEORGE H. FERNALD HARDWARE COMPANY PAINT DEVOE PAINT gnSUKATISM SEMINOLE LIMITED S C Birmihgham, Chicago and St. Louis A T L A N T IC C O A S T LIN E RAILROAD A R E Y O U SATISFIED? PAN AMERICAN COLLEGEOF COMMERCE jX S u la P rodu ce C o. i V e g e t a b l e s .an d F ru it In C a r L o ts o r L e s s : Ford Tires Ford Tubes Ford Body B races. Ford Gasoline Gauges T A M P A ’S BEST B A Y V IE W H OTEL THE HOTEL FOR OUR HOME PEOPLE Sanford Vulcanizing Works | ATLANTIC COAST L I N E 4 Auto Tires and Tubes Repaired F, . All Repair Work Guaranteed 7 ' 7 . ■■ i £ & & & ^ * ’> * 4 " DAILY TRAINS TO-WASHING- A TON AND NEW YORK * �I■ THE SANFORD r 1! April 6, 1917 Hoard of Trade Tho Board of Trade has mailed oUt 300 copies of Tho Herald’s Eaa edition and because of its elegant composition we regret that it wasn't three thousand. Editor Holly and hh force deserve much credit %for this fine piece of wot|{. Requests^ for Sanford and Semjnole county literature nro increasing. Every mail brings more and new ap­ plications. Wqr.or no wnr, thus sec­ tion and the county will be tho des­ tination of many this coming season. The first land deal made in this country l» marked by a stone nt Gerry’s Landing, Mass., on which b inscribed: "On this spot in the year 1000, Leif Erickson built his house in Vineland. Tho legend was discovered in 1G30 by Sir- Richard Ssltonstall, who came over from England in tho ship Arabella. H is atld that Erickson was of the Norse­ men. ^ To Hoard of Trade members: re­ cent requests from those interested arc as follows: Academy, Okln: Man wants 00 acres staple crop land in Seminole county. Wants to raise cattle in small way. Omaha, Heb.*: Gentleman says, "Your literature and letter received. , will be down and another party with me. We want property in tho flowing .well district., Coeburn, Va.: . 1 have sotqo money to invest, what arc the chaijces for n bottling plant, an auto tire and repair business or 'a wholesaio grocery business in San­ ford. Reply quick. Atlantic Mine, Mich.: lain interested in stock and poul­ try raising. Want Some kind in your county. What have you? Houston. Tex.: I am coming to Florida, write me something of your fruit uml veget­ able, lands. Easter at the Methodist Church The services of this church have been carefully planned. Special musical selections prill be rendered by tho choir. In the morning two anthems will be sung, "Our Savior," by Schoebel and "Christ is Risen," by Flagler. Thp •evening anthem, "The Lord is Risen Again,” by FcnrU. The well trained choir will be in charge of all the music for the day. The pastor’s Easter message will be specially helpful. The subject, "The Hopeless Becomes Hopeful." The evening sermon will be de­ livered by the revival minister, Rev. H. A. Spencer. All the members of this church arc expected to be present in tho services on Easter *'Da)'.. LArgo class will be received into the church in the morning service. Parents desiring their children baptized on Sunday please phone or ace the puator. Service arranged for at conclusion of Sunday school, 10:45. peopleT nd EVENTS (Continued from Page 3) Din’nrr Party fit Hotel Carnei * • In honor of Miss Gretchon Schultx and Judge Ernest Housholder, whose marriage will take place here next Wednesday, Miss Florence Frank entertained with a charming dinner party on Tuesday evening at Hotel Carnes. An eight course dinner was served at seven-thirty and covers were laid fur eight. The table was attractively adorned with red roses and red lilies with ferns. A tall vase of Idled graced the center, with bowls of roses at each end. The place cards-were in a pretty wreath design of ros?s. The happy occasion was marked by the charm of informal­ ity and merry peals of laughter that greeted (he witticisms and humor­ ous sallies of the jolly little group. After dinner two tables of bridge were played until a late hour hap­ pily ending one of .the most delight­ ful of the attractive entertainments Easter Morning Union' Prayer that are being given in honor of the popular young couple. Miss Frank’s * Service guests were Miss- Schultx, Judge In Central Park at 6:30 to 7 Housholder, Mrs. Julius Sclmttx, o’clock, -there will, he held a Prayer and Praise Service. All who wor­ Miss Olga .Schultx, Miss Janet Chap­ man, Mr. Carl Schultx and Mr. ship the Risen Christ are invited to come and tabu a part in the «xcr - Felix Frank; In supposed to stand on llm spot where a golden crown was found hi the stump of a tree In 12tM. The roynl emblem was believed to have remained hidden here for more than 100 years. It was Identified os having belonged to King Solomon of Hungary, who concealed It lest It fail Into the bands of the pursu­ ing Bulgarians. Hence the name, Kron fitiidt. ______________ y = — — cs . ? V ~W% S~\. " F * i i l l V - C .X a „* it „ h. i . ,1 _ 1 ~Tj !j__3 I . P / R /A r - l j a, v / w where You can get More Merchan­ dise for Less Money. * X JX y ^ published in f h«- Sanford Herald, a wrwspaprr publlihetl in Si'inintilA county ITnr* id a, otirf a arh « rrk for four r*ni*erut ivr ssjth«* i»hndp. Tbowp enjoying tin* day, Prices nro advancing every day. Sanford is on a Building Boom and You Shoijld Build Your New [Home WE HAVE . \ The Proper Materials • DOORS, SASII, BLINDS, LIME, CEMENT SHINGLES, LUMBER OF ALL KINDS CORRUGATED IRON THE PRICES ARE RIGHT Wc buy for Cash and Hell for Cash and you get the benefit of the extremely low prices. Sewer Pipe, Tile and all Materials for (he Farm er H ill L u m b e r C o m p a n y PHONE 135 Third Street AGENTS t<Ti .-t u- Zrs S a n fo rtL r-" Linen, Palm Beach, Corduroy, Taffeta, Silk and Poplin Skirts, 98c to $8.60, at other Houses $1.50 to $12.00. AU. Styles, Colors and Sizes. It will pay you to investigate before buying. Easter comes on April 8th, Easter Greetings to all. W A N T E D — Six Extra Salesladies, Experienced. Also Three Extra Salesmen. TheTlace that is Known to Everybody The Ladies’ and Gents’ Emporium ’Lr KRAUSS.Troprietor Sanford, Fla. 9 3«cxiniiiiiinixxxiiiiiiiiiiii5«xiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxx O. - Florid* |SANFORD CYCLE CO. j 115 PARK AVENUE I nr BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUPPLIES \ ROLLER SKATES AND PARTS | VELOCIPEDES, IHCOES AND TRICYCLES AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES Auto Tires fpid Tubes, Ford Sizes Only lloriis, Spot Lights and Headlight Dulbs, Spark Plugs, W | Batteries, Battery Connectors, Blowout Patches, Ce- ;► t ment Patches, Vulcanizers, Gasoline and Oils. IJl'.h. MOTORCYCLE ACCESSORIES Motorcycle Horns, Lamp, Presto Tanks, Motorcycle Grips and Pedals. m> hat|d and the *eal ... (if — paid ’ 1 *' 'Yi.rk r.i fh &«< it* ;rts-igrrmintx. ~ 200 III, • N « U r . I* L<-rr)iy *lv,*n th»l U I j llry*n. purchtiKr ut T * i CrrlHIrK, Nu. I n , ilatril thr Stb <l*y of July, A. It. 1914, h** HI><1 P*l«t rrrtlflr*tr In mlt' ufflrr, anil, ha, mad* a|>|,:lraiiwn fjir la , limit to l.tua In arcord■nra ulth law, !tal<l rrrtIBritr ( m l i i i n i thr fullovln* d acfltwd iiruprrty attuatrd In flrmtnulr county, t'lurlda, to-«lt: N •, l^it *0, Kanlord ( rlrty Prlta T b r laid land brine *»,r*,rd at tba data ol thr !*• ruancr ol auih rrrtlflrat* in lha namr ol Unkoovn. l l n ) » , »*ld crrtlfleata (ball hr rrdrrmrd arroldlnt to law tax drrd a III I««ur tbrrron on lb# 30th day ol Aptll, A. I». 1917. , . WUnaa. niy ufflctal ai*nalurr and *rat tbl* tha aoth day of March, A. I). d»17. (raal) K. A. nuUHI,A89, Clerk Circuit Court Itrminolr Co., Ma. lly V. K. Ituufla*., It. C. et-Frl-Mc •• Partem Star Accept* The Eastern Star of Sanford ac­ cepted an invitation to DeLand diopter April 3rd. Madeleine -R. Conkling Chapter lieing the last of olficini vLiita the Grand Matron make* in her adminbtraUon.__It- u.aa^ thu intention to have the finit and last Grand Offircra together at thi* meeting. I*re»ent- was the first G. M., Alice E. Bobbin* of Sanford, the first G . I ’ „ In C*U t « f th* Caanly Judar. Namlnalr James Carnell of Ormond was tdo |n „ g.tai* o“ “ l,’ *"*'" “* r1**'- * N. Whltnrr, dermaed ill to attend. The lo*t G. M. elect, J. To all Creditor*, Locate**, Oiatributrca and all Ptraorta havloi Claim* or !>#• Alice II, Haakell of I'alutkn on her mtndi atalnat aald Catata: official visit, last G. I*., Silos I). You, and each ol you. ara hereby nollflad and raitulrrd to priaant any claim* and Wright of DeLand present. I*. G. I’ . demand* uhlch you or althar o( you may Elmer Haakell of Pulatka gave the hava aaalnat thr citato ol J. N. Wbltnar, dreraaad. lato ol Brmlnolr County, Flor­ aecret work in hi* perfect way to ida, to thr undrralyofd. S. O. Chaaa, care, ulor of aald ratatr. wllhla too year* from two candidate*. Seminole Chapter th* data hrrrof, responded well to the invitation, . Dated Marrh 21. A. D. 1*17. ' H. O. CHASE, . given, • thoso present Wing Mr*. tZFrt-llr * Kircutnr. IleiRha Jenkins, Mr*, and MU> Eliz­ .Satire ol AypIlraUon far Taa Urad Coder abeth Muason, Mr. and Mrs. RronSrrtlon S of Chaylrt IBIS, Lana of Flor* Id* ijon’, Mr. and Mr*. McConnell, Mrs. Notico I* hereby |Wan that llao. A. Tie. Croaby, Mr*. Griffin, Mr*. A. E. Cotter, purrbaaer of Tax Certiflrata No. I0S, dated Ihe 6th day of July, A. t). Hilt, Mr*. Lilja, Mrs. J. Bailey, Mr. 1916, baa Died raid tertlDrat# In my ollira and haa mad* appllratlon lor tax daad and Mr*. Rabun Mr. Packard and to i,me In accordant* with law. Said eermother, Miss Packard, Mr. ohd Mrs tiflCat* amt rare* the followlnc daacribad property cltuated In Seminole cuuoty, Flor­ Allen, Mr*. F. Smith, Mr*. S. East- ida. to-wlt: l.nta M, 12. 67, 61. Eureka llammork. The raid land being u w ira d erby, Mrs. Chas. Kanner, Mrs. Fan­ at the dal* ol Ihe la.uanc* ol auch cerllflcat* in the name cl Unknown. Unleaa aald nie .Lee, Mfs. Alice E, Robbins. rartlflcat* ahatl be rrdtemed actor,line to Every Senrimdo enjoyed tho de- law tax d«rd will laau* theicon on the tilth day ol Aptll, A- l». 1917. licious refreshmenta which showed Wltneu my offlrlal aixnature and aeal th* H t b 'd a y of March. A. D. 1C17. the thoughtful care of the Worthy thi-(trail E. A. n o u n l.ASS. Clerk Circuit Coutl Seminole Co., Fla! Matron, Miss Fuller. All thank Ity V. E. DouiUja. D. C. DeLand Chapter for the pleasure 60-Fri-Stc Ideal Methods Idea! Results LQsi IDE 7™ r Nailrr ut AppllroiL.n fur T*< t>.rd I 'm l . r N rftltn N o f <’ b » * l r r t t t t , t-. . . • ( H u e I Ideal Formulas Make Your Crops Wilb a P rofit. -W e ll# P t f # IHwkt till tiruvn iiimI 4*itril«"ii F L O R IO E a l It f* lot! L*-r (iTil.t.il th*l l LI. nrilrf.l,** to whirl) all the women of Fnufonl .pillilUhfil In tti'* ^»nf,:i*l llrrnM. ■ n , » v r |ia|MH puMiah.it in IwmlniJp rourty, flo*. ; and Seminolo ronnty nro urged, to -I*. »Arr a rnri-k fJr a |>rrln,l nl four riincom©, for tho f >ui>rbreT of prom Til- ‘■ .ftilll, v r r f ,. ' W*l(n< ;» e»y L«n'l and th* *riil fif mLI gating plan* for Relief Work. In all court 'III. 5*th .fay <>t M*rrh, tUI7. C. A. lJOUtil.AH‘t. the towns of tju\ United Staten • iMkll n*rk. I »!rl In.on A nirklnuin. women are orgnnixlng info relief ttoli lt«r* fur <'umjiiilrur.t, ^ ’ band* and jierfecting servlet*' for IM-Prl-Sir time of. need. The women of thi* county are urged to.attend the mam meeting and fall In line. • Insurance Offlao with HOLDEN NE A L ESTATE n ' n m . . . ' . r i . , 1. I »*<1 thirr. I© r.»l,r » n « » r r tn tho o m r , a t t tic W o m a n * f luh m x t , j . 'conf,« , mil I-* iik,tt S -Thuntday uftrrnntn r nr thmrrrreioeTr • General Fire X 25 — — i Sanford, Florida W. J.-THIGPEN & COM PANY 52 and tht* lowpitality of th© ,*ant‘h |r« * itrull C-ejrl Iu(IIrial f lrrn lt S mine I e t etini > l Iwild*. In (*Haiirr/r —^ nwm<m vi'fo Mr and Mr*. J. T. (J. \V llprprrr* t*<»m| lainanl, V llawkiiiH, Turn-If .i ■•••!;mi*. Mr-s \nni Hawkins, Mr. and Mr*. L. A. Hrum-, ‘ l©y, Sint, John Horhy. Mr. and Mr*, r.timr. FUju I’vlmrr, Hl» wtl..* lit,,,i, A lit Ii >. I tllUti I" llult-y. — "• 1 l l " ' j y . Mr*. Mr*. II irlitir . t,r j, w t lat ; II I IlnUy. irbt.r an an I ,.l=s = Tbidjjm Harbor uf Com inn re. Ca.., ...... . w. u«,i 5 S Mb» Murgnrob Dnvfci, It, C . Max* \*» fv.d i v a h c hi .* liumueit r* /» ,i ' ' ItriMiklyn, Kings i'otjitty. New YoMt <*ii> ~ veil Ilf.ti IltlJc Carmen (lUthrii*. . s Y JUm^ t’almrr and »:ilxa Y I'ilfnrt, 'Nf* \* rH 't‘ *I >„ and J W ^ 1j. Iriln, I'ldtriJ Hiatt-*; Y*'UAand e##*h f )<iii arr hrtwby nft)t*ffd j . . ,Wi!M Meeting' , In 5ppror ti the t.fil (*l complain* lift-t| T In re wifi b > a m.ui Hireling• for I 'Ivy, 1^17, •S*1"*.1 . "" *.h/ "p* >»••»«»■> 4* lli»! In'll,* lri> 7lh <l»y id •*l'l worm n and men l o o if th e y uri' in- immih «n i a rvi.-' il*y of tbU rrun. tfu-n Voif, Taffeta, Poplins, Crepe de Chene and Georgetta Crepe Dresses ranging in price from $2.50 to $18.00. A t other places same goods are sold at $5.00 to $25.00. 303 E. 1st Street * farther urdt^ctl thut y mi <l«i *T»|i< *r e«neUn.*ni'. bill herein tiled „ n toed. * . of loaves and fishes after the repast. . I Wilftrw ,, ■,, ■-The afternoon was spept in fishing renn in** and exploring tlie winding rfi*ek and '* reining minnbes and just iolling io Up-to-Datc line of Panamas for Ladies and Gentle;nen at Money Saving Prices. , * . m l’" T W hrfofp ihe Tih ill) ii»I May, V 11 I'M", the * Up - to - Date line of Easter Dresses, Sport Suits, Skirt?, Waists, Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats for Misses and Children. Come Early. of t »rnty*«i| ifit fia r * **M court finest in the county and part of the ilfiir Inning » PMI** «ta v It jin lufthiT nfijcrtni that t hi* nut Ira I*** way has a good brick road to Geneva ()uktl»h* il i n ‘the Sanford Herald a new-paprr in Hatalnol# county. Florida, one# but after leaving Geneva it is rough published a ftrek fur four rnn*«nitiV9 vreki, enough to .make one muisirk. The Wit tic 1a t«* A* 11uiait11 rW k «I «iur Cir* cuit C'miYt anti th«* real of the -aid court at trip is well worth the time, |iowovor, the court h«u*e in Sanford, thl« the lOth for when you reach tin* beautiful dav of Marrh* A lb 191*.• , . . . , . UeaH F.. A l>niTni,AS». wiiuhrivT rr**i*« wtlri t tic* lioitti tifuf r s k I'oh.k , , fleth. . i , i t Hullfiinr f »r riimi'liRtanl Indian name you are in the beat | |i| Kfl .,,, pienie ground* and fiahnig plan* in 1I tr ( IrruM Court S n r nl h JuJi <i a I t ‘It r till, Lwjr Left somewhere in Sanford Florida. Those who mere there, last Hemliiolr foil nit, Fbtriil*. In (hanrrr i (*amplnUnant —one umbrellu. Cold handled, en­ Wednesday were fishermen and fisher Jar Camrron, v* # Hill to tnaids and they caught plenty, for UlrharJ K llablan* an«l Kortrln^ graved with words, "Owosaa, Mich." JenuM' llal'Ianr, lili » i f r . MnU(>fi> dinner and..brought home many of and name. Leave at Herald office f a Hkharit K . II * I■lane, ami Jcrntfe Halrlaor, Niagara Falla, Ntw York; them just to prove to their friends and be .rewarded. fili-Up You »ru hrfrby n rd rn i to appear \o lh«* — that they had been fishing. At noon. bill of romplalni til*-if Hen in s£int( you, thr first Mqnday In May HH7, b^inc For Rent—Two furnished rooms the entire party sat down to one of on thr fth ija> of vaiil month, ami a rule day, of t hi* court, then and thrrr lo make anfor fight housekeeping. 117 Laurel! the real old fashioned picnic dinners I«> anTd Hill. iD ili fault whrrrof a de­ avenue. " fiG-tf and fish fry* and there was every- rm* pro rtmkuu Uill l*r entered acafrtst you, litilnwrd by final ilrrrru thrrron. » — thing in eut that one could wish.' It i* further urdonil that t Hi* order bo It Always Pays to Save a Dollar N O W IS TH E T IM E Notice of Sheriff's Sale Under and by.virtue of n certain writ of execution Li sued out of Cir­ cuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit, In and for Seminole county, Florida, against the goods, rlinttels, lands ami tenements of J. E. Moon-' ey, in favor of It. Ray White, upon a certain judgment entered tho nineteenth day,,of February, A. D. 1917, in the' County Judge’.* Court in and for Orange county, Florida, and duly transcribed into sajd court 1 shall sell for rush nt the door of the court house in Sanford, Florida, during the legal hours of sale on Monday th© seventh day of May, A. D. 1917, tho following described real estate levied upon by an at­ tachment in /aid cause duly re­ corded on the thirteenth day of February, A. D. 1917, as the prop­ erty of J. E. Mooney, lo*wit: SWJg of S W 't' of S E *j of Sec. 15. Town­ ship 111 S, of Range 39 East, con­ taining ten acres more or less, lying In Seminole county,. Florida. E. K. BRADY* ' Sheriff Seminole County, Florida. G6-Fri-5tc ‘ • titnc* UPllPfillly. 1hi* trip 111 thi rrt*t rv | Jj Pepper planti to «•*», jiri«I l.ockhutchie.Ranch is one of th e !«» . g^\ m m m m rn m m K K i LEGAL ADVERTISING KXKiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiuiiiiiiixtxiiiiiiiiiiiixxTtiniiiiiiiiixxK;^;!. “jT* A \ V y they gave us. Tho Chapter wont in nutomobiles, coming back by moon­ light. A-Scminole Those who attended last year will V A/arriupc./trtkounfrmrnf remember the delightful occasion. Mrs. ’J, N. Whittier announce*'the Let all the people in Sanford marriage of her daughter, Lucy Cald­ firaise Him. well, to Mr. Elton James* Mough- In thr t frcull <*oorf. H rtt illt Judicial C!lf* full. Nr mI null' f 'utility, Hufltl* In Chin* ton. The wedding occurred at 7:30 trtf Jmi* Smith ** Thursday night, being a quiet home vt Citation * My vali/able diamond pin for sale wedding. Dr. Brownlee of the Pres­ J. II. Smith To J. D* Smith. Wllmlnfion. North Carolina: at n bargain. Has .twelve small byterian church officiated. It iptiriririf frnAi *thr afYMaill of Junto diaraomN ohd genuine saphirc in Smith, tlir rontnliininl in thr ilmiV ityln l fMjie h* rrln til# «l Ilu ! •hr hrllrvi** that center. All, set In platinum. This All I h>y Picnic J. It. Smith »« * r**Mr|rnt of a *1* 1*’ olhrfvit** hit r**tOne of Ihe j oiliest crowds that ever j than t i r i » i r nt Umia*. and th pin can Vasily be made intit a Very fine ring. Call evening between 7 |>lcnick«(l Oil Kkrthlnr halrhlt* I fVDk j r i t i i t n i »n»l that ^Krr»’ li m* perton l>,r * ' *Xr‘ H o fh lu thr •••rviVf of « «t(h and H. A»k for Mr Vo* Pico Rppnt t h e tlay there I. ^1 W lM jn P N clitV ' ln |Mtrbr uju»n whom would Hind Mid tirfrmlHotel. it fit l ftHhotl and Uti* SI mi had *t £<lOi| j ant ami that igH'f tlrlrfidant t« uver thr ugr For Saleone acre. Cheap. M o. Win. Wal­ These letters may bo seen by any ter, Cameron City. tiG-'Jtc of the Hoard of Trade members who For Sale— Fine, kindred one-year will call at the office. old hens, single comb, White Leg­ horns, from Cypher’s heavy laying “ Kronstadt," strain. -11.00 each.* Southern Oak* An Interesting legend ts told con­ Poultry Form, Enterprise, Fla cerning (lie origin of ilu* name of (In fifi-litc city of Kronstadt. Tin* old town hull X i. b(, PAGE SETBN' HERALD t i ALKIDEAL g SEMINOLE -? CHEROKEE W ilson & Toom er Fertilizer Co., Manufacturers IDEAL FERTILIZERS IVin I'r r« 1ii H!»r nf ?I m 1111«* r t tt«i*I I in*vr 11f I ilm Florida Jack»onvi!lc, -^JACKSONVILLE R. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Brandi DIXIE FLYER ANDeDIXIE LIMITED ALL-STEEL ELECTRIC-LIGHTED TRAINS FOR U CHICAGO AND St. LOUIS Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Lv Ar Lv Ar Lv Lv Ar Ar Ar D IXIE FLYER Jacktonvllla ..A C L S.SS PM M acon.......... G8&F 4*25 AM A tton ta .........C o fG 7.40 AM Chattanooga .IC4ML 12.12 PM N ath vllla____ It lit l 4.45 FM N ashville____ ICIttl *.15 PM St. L t u l i ____ I C 7.20 AM 4.51 PM Nathvllla_____ LAN 0.50 FM Evamvltla.......LAN Evanivllla___ CAKI 10.25 PM Vlncannc*___ CAEI 12.0* PM T#rr* H auto..CAEI 1*13 AM Danvllla.........CAKI 303 AM Chicago___ ..CAEI 700 AM Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Lv Ar Lv Ar Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar DIXIE LIM ITED Jacktonvllla.. ACL 905 AM M acon.......... G 8AF 4.3* MR A tla n ta ........ CoIO 7 0 * PM Chattanooga. H i tat 1103 FM Nathvlllo.......ic tltl 4.07 AM N athvllla.......L A N 405 AM Evanavllla . . . . L A N SOS AM E van ivllla___ L A N SOS AM St. L o u lt....... L A N 2.00 PM Evansvllla....C AE I 8.43 AM Vlnconnaa___ CAEI Tarra Hauta..CAEl 11.40 AM Danvllla........ CAEI 107 PM Chicago........ CAEI 405 PM Compartment and Obacrralkm-Llbrary Sleeping Cara, cumlurtable, roomy and reiUuU JackaonrilU to Chlca«o. l>r*wln£-Houni Klaaplnd Car*. Jackaonvilla to Chicago and St. Leuia. Drawtni.Room bleeping Car* Jacksonville Atlanta. Thoroughfarw Coarhaa, high-back acau. rJrctrlo-bxbted. JachaonviU* to Chicago. ULnlog Car* aerva all loealaenrouU, aarvica a la Cart*. re* OKTAiLKD laroaatTiox. ameitto can araxavanona aeetv to ant TteatT m in t or ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD " T H E 8 T A N O A A O . R A I L R O A D OF T H ^ S O U T H ' * A. W . F R I T O t J. Q. KI RKLAND • i f i a ion rt aat naxa aaiNT a. e. t. nviaiON eaaaiNatn m in t JACRaoNVILLC, FLA. TAHPA. FLA. Herald Want Ads Will Bring: Results f H - — i— -L i%VeTar, . . . ' i t-1fjfj&a^PCMlI t j-cJV* '.j/% 11 �-r i A - m * m l k • •• « i 1M M • J k ; “1 ever Presented to the. Buying Public of Sanford, and le City into a Buying Fever. Come Early. | ; Atten t i o n . I n ever in the History of Merchandising has a IVlerciiant so C^acriticed his OtocK at tins Time of the Year and at this Critical Moment, when Goods of Every Class are Advancing Daily, You. are now Confronted with the Opportunity to Supply Your Immediate Needs in all Lines at a Most Opportune Time. At this Sale you will be able to Buy Goods at Less than Market Price. Store will.be Closed all Day Thursday to Rearrange Stock for this Big Sale ' Down Regardless of War Prices Every Article in my Store will be Marke We Mention only a Few Articles Taken at Random in Order to Convey to You Some Idea of how we will Come Prepared to Buy as Never Before Rain Coats for Men, Women and Children. All new stock and styles. | $10.00 values, Men’s $7.98 • 8.50 6.00 6.50 4.00 Women Boys B. V. D. Underwear, 2 suit 44c each. Union Suit 88c Balbriggan Underwear, regular Men’s Dress Snirts, good value 48c and up. Corliss Coon Dress Shirts, $1.50 Men’s Hose, good value 6c per pair Muslin Underwear, good quality 44c and up. Regular Four-in-Hand and Bat Wing Ties. 50c and 65c values 44c. Men’s Heavy W o r k regular 65c value 48c. Shirts Boys Pants 25c and up Men, Women and Children’s Shoes $1.24 and up. . Barker Brand Collars, regular 15c value 11c. W. L. Douglas and La France Ladies Shoes, small sizes $4.00 values $2.24. Big Lot o f Men’s Straw Hats all new Spring Styles 19c and up. Big lot of Ladies Sport Skirts 98c Men’s Overalls and Khaki Work Pants 98c. Big line of Men’s' Palm Beach Suits, genuine Palm Beach, pinch back and plain back styles, regular $10.00 values $6.48. Ladies Palm Beach Suits $3.98 New styles Shirt Waist, good values 48c and up. 5,000 yards Val and Torchon Laces, any quantity 3c yard. . 100 L a d i e s House Dresses, guaranteed fast colors, $2.00 and $2.50 values $1.44. Ladies Silk Poplin Dresses $10 values $5.98. . f I, 000 yards o f Amoskeag Ging­ hams 15c _________ quality 11c. —— ____ ■ *. Big lot of Ribbons, all colors 10c. Children’s 68c and up. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- — 1 lot of Silk Petticoats, colors, going at Cost. • . i„“4 :n-k^r~ all J. C. — — Ginghams Dresses _________________________ * C. Corsets, regular $1?25 value going at 88c. �rpias between two- and three THE SANFORD HERALD would billion dollars a year, a fund nearly for the ruth lew submarine warfare and if we are obliged to fo to war, go with all aalta act and go with the determination of aettling the Carnage and bloodahed as speedily aa pos­ sible. Wo agree with President Wil­ son, in his opinion that this war should not ba one for conquest but one of mercy and to stop the war In Europe and save those people as speedily as possible would be doing a favor to the people of Germany who have, been led astray by the Hohenzollerns. 9 *| sufficient. It ia believed by the pro­ moters of the plan to meet govern­ mental expenses In case of war."One of the points made in favor of the plan la that the appropriation of Incomes in excess of a hundred Prompt, courteous, intelligent attention. thousand dollars would prevent huge ^ Every modem safeguard for your money. fortunes from being.made out of war TSafc Deposit Boxes for a small rent. ■ ~ contracts," says the Nashville Dan­ ^Officers and Directors chosen from among your own people. ner in. a comment upon, the pro­ ^Your business interests held strictly private. posed law, ‘"Patriotism." says the THearty Co-operation wifh ourCustomcrs secure the best result fo: Banner, "is not sufficient incentive • Absolute honesty every day in the week. to Induce the average man to forego Out—and hero is the rub. We do wasty profits by reason of his coun not believe in sending our men try's misfortunes. The thoughts of across the seas unless it is absolutely fortunes piled up by the favored few necessary. "'We do not believe In ia not likely to cause the common arranging for billions of credit for people to endure privations more the allies that will be spent here in cheerfully. arms and supplies' mnkiryc the trusts "Last year," the Danner contin­ richer and the rest of us poorer. We ues, “ there arc more than 2,500 do not believe in starving the people II. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND 0. L. TAYLOR JL-R. DFA3 payers of a tax on-incomes larger of this country by sending all the Cidtier Ait't CtNiW v w -rw a .. -p, ^ WOODRUFF Virs.Prattdcni than $100,000, including about 150 food supplies across the water be­ millioaires whose incomes are in ex­ cause the..trusts .want. .the, znono'i. cess of a million dollars. These Already it is-rumored that in the numbers would increaso rather than event of war the south can hope for diminish in war times." no more food supplies from the north ^ ----And the Danner concludes with and west as all of them will be Song, Hoses of Twilight the statement that the income" tax needed for the. allies. We people of has proved to be a popular measure the south are willing to do "our Mrs. G. L. W Address, The R-r.eSts a Town for meeting a part of the expenses of bit" and will 1m> found on the fight-1 S E N T IM E N T rives From a Live Woman's C government. As a source ofr rovunue ing lino if a fight' Is necessary. We Sentiment is possessing the con­ Mr. C. E. Gutp-i for filling up the war chest it ia cer­ can live within ourselves and get sciousness of-feeling and sentiment Song, April Song Mr*. C. 1. along If the gates of all the food tain, to be even.more so. The hand­ enters Irrgely into our every day Address, The Children’s Litr markets of the closed life. Time was when as an editor wc ful of men hardest hit by the com­ plete confiscation of income above a against us but we will not stand for Mr. T. L. V never hesitated to write an article Address, The Public Library a- j certain amount would, receive no the so called tying up of all the upon anything or anybody, letting Community Prof, A. L. Rau food supplies in order that the trusts sympathy from the great mass of school girls presided over the punch the chips fall where they would and Response for the Club Mr- L.T the people. There would also re-; can make a billion more from this table. An enjoyable musical pro­ if hearts 'were broken, homes were gram was-rendered, after 'which re­ Response for the Club destroyed, lives wore wrecked it was main the possibility that the case war. That * is the position of the freshments were served. -The af­ all in the day's work’ and the public with whiefi .an. income tax .yields up (Alitor of this paper nnd we can hark back to the Spanish American revenue might encourage the reten­ fair was in the nature of a house wanted the news. As * t grow older warming and the club was the re­ pnd mayhap sentimental, a s 'we live tion of at least a pact of this tax war and prove that the trusts wpre partly responsible for, that war and cipient of many gifts serviceable in Song. Goodbyp more in the twilight of life and not when the war ends." Piano -Solo the dub house. were nlso responsible for many a And how does this np(>ca! to the »o much in the rosy dawn or noonpoor devjl leaving his hones on the auaciua ni» s.gnaiuri m ,nc ncnaic. T jf0 Oviedo Woman’s Hub enjoy. dsy brightness it becomes more and people who have been dumoring for more our idea that friendship and war?. Ate all these good organizer* field—not the field of battle but the It formally accepts the slate'of bel- (h(> (iistini.,ion of U .inK th„ smalk„ t good will and charity are really the of Red C ross *oejeYU-s and eager field of embalmed beef and oth**r llifrrrnry forced by .he German aC- dub in , he state to own a dub house, objective in life and not the rom- patriot* who are urging the "yeo­ mistakes of incompetence and greed gri-fcslon and authorizes and directs Undpr th(1 administration of Mrs. the President to employ the military . , __ _ ,, , _ A . merrialin d spirit that would trample man class" to enlist perfectly ready and waft. , , . ... , w. J. L a w to n the club has financed Therefore we are watching closely and naval Torccs and a the re. , ... „ . , , , , upon the hearts of the wound'd and to have their incomes sequestered , , . and b u ilt :> beautiful club -house, suffering. ^nd sentiment guides us by the country they* so lovp?— the actions of the great American sources of the nation to bring war bungalow style, ample for the needs congress. We are watciling to see if against Germany to a successful of thc chjb. The library, department largely in our dealings with mankind Miami Metropolis. this w;ar Is really to be a war of and sentiment is awakened mors and HBf e* .’ , 'o f the dub in charge of Mrs. T. L. humanity, such as our noble Presi­ more by the troubles of those about Passage of the resolution followed Mend offers the town the advantages AUTO AC CID ENTS M U S T ’ dent really believes it to be or seventeen hours of debate. There 1of public library. Th'ecluh is a lead-' ■s and we walk more with the min­ ‘ - CEASE whether the trusts will be found was no attempt to filibus ter, but the tng factor In the social and civic life isters in' following the footsteps of There imgreat complaint about the lowly Nazarer.e as closely as careless driving over the roads of greater than the voice of the people pacifist grout; and tbu loaders hip of of the town and th« ownership of a when it comes to the question of possible Arid In this close associa­ Volusia county. Democratic Leader Kitchin pro- suitable house will enable it to Accidents of one fighting for the right or turnibg this tion we can sec from, afar the mad kind and another art* of almost daily longed the discussion with irnpas- greatly extend its activities, war into a source of profit at the scramble after the thsh pots of occurrence. sioned speeches d;during conscience Unless something is expense of human lives and starving 'Egypt end the brushing aside .of all done to prevent these accicdents, would pot permit them to support Mrs. N. Leahcart the finer traits o f-character of many the people of thc county will regret families everywhere in this land of the President’s recommendation that who should stop and consider that that they have taxed themselves so plenty. a state of war be declared. We are as wilting to lay down our the newspaper man and the preacher heavily to build the best road sys­ Miss Rankin o f Montana, the only are with you day by day to help you tem in any county of the state. life as any citizen and while too old woman member of congress "sat and to give you the right kind of With the view of abating ibis nuis­ to go at the first call for battle will Liability Insurance against Accident, the person and Property counsel and it is .the preacher, and ance, I expect, at the meeting of the' be found" ready and willing to assist a necessity. You must have it eventually................. ... . the editor that come at the last mo­ board of county commissioners on and to go when the younger ones ment to lay you in your find rest­ Thursday, April 5; tri "introduce the are taken. We are wjjlir’ig and re-ady On the sueond • roll call she rose for our oldest son to enter the navy ing place .sometimes when there are* fMlowing resolution: and said in sobbing voice: "I want or the aviation corps and stand his none so poor as to do you reverence. "Whereas, The |K*ople of Volusia to stand by my country, but I canchance, with the rest of them. We. We are with you from the very be­ county have taxed themseivea very. n.it vote for war." For a moment arc v mine to make any sacrifice for ginning of thing* until you leave tin* iii-B-."ly :ft build for the u**- of th'-mth**n *h» remained standing, sup­ th" honor and glory of this country earth and take your place in ths.-lvi-n and the thousand* of tourists but let it stop right there. When it porting hersc-lf against a desk and as other land and for this reason v,«• who annually visit'us, a road system! comes to a question of dollars and cries of "Vote! Vote!"’ came from would ask that your thoughts be costing n\ r one million dollar* and,1cents with the balance on the side several part* of th'* house, she sank A L L -S T E E L E L E C T R IC -L IG H T E D T R A IN turned toward those who. ore spend­ "Wherea*. We are proud of the, of the trusts we nre through and we back into her seat without voting. ing their liv«s for’ tie uplift of hu­ 1cay ..id u1 fulnsv of our roads.' warn the people that this is really Sh»* was recorded in th** n'-gative. manity and the' uj t wilding of th* The fifty members who voted and gl.i*iv ' ni'-r all persons who. the goal of some of those who would community nnd b 1 sentiment and 1 use and not sgu-.-* them; and against the‘ resolution were! Almon. plunge us into the carnage of strife appreciation ont.*r into your hearts! W iier'-ii. To g< * -he* best use of ‘Damn, ltritt'-n, Browne, Durnelt. Lv Jacksonville . ACT, 8.20 PM and disaster. a t' East* r time * th*- r o .-* lot all. tie,-, must be kept, Cary. Church. Connelly of Kansas. Lv Waycross-----A C L 10.30 PM Ik*ware of Wall Street for no good Lv THton......... CSAF 12.40 AM from rh • abuses of the utir-ed' fiend j can come out of it. Cooper of Wisconsin. Davidson. PaLv Macon......... CofO 3.58 AM M.AKE DIG n is / S ’ ESS PAY IT and the ^.t*> maniac; .th. fore. l« Lv Atlanta........L A N 7.18 AM Sii.ce 1; rge num* of mohey an- t.» . ' Elks Arc PaifbUir Lv Knoxville.... L A N 12.23 PM be needed ir, the D 'A-urevfor tin, "Rerrjtv.t!, Lfy the board „ t' Ar Corbin......... L A N 3.29 PM . The Hpnevolcnt Protective Order j g-n, llaye*. Hensiev, Hilliard, Hull protevtton u f. the money loaned to ty trbrnmi tinners of. Volusia-Ar Louisville-----L A N 9.00 PM I of iowa, Ifou, -Johnson of South 6aof FlUs ij founded upon -the pat­ Ar Indianapolis. IVrm 2.00 AM the Alii* s by At , Money Fla., in regular session, .Tip riotism that paler s the Arm*rica n kotn, Keating, King, Kincaid, KitAr Cincinnati... L A N 9.00 PM Lords, that propc -al fur tin* re\’i*."ti is hero in iruciad to Lv Cincinnati... C.IUfcl 11.53 PM t!bg above that of alf other Rations chin, Knutson, LaFH.tk-. Little. of Yte inronie tax law sounds intc-r- th:* d rly r of ea’th and ev Ar Grand Rapid* C.RAI 2.00 PM vtlle ttrChTcaga; Iwcckgo and m .It car and lielicving.in.-lhU prindiple—Klh* •Loudon,—Lu tuLun,—AlrL**more,‘—M fiJacksonville to Cincinnati; large Lv C i n c i n n a t i . IVnn 11.59 PM euy highjacked reaujelcctriclightcd. mohit?~OT T T h lrf'-r’a ruf* -to summon all o*fcr the United States, are send' son, Nelson, Randall, Rankin. RcftVAr Chicago........ Penn 7.45 AM A -Wtthir.gicn ditfpr.Uh .of 'recent them for appearance before the , us- ing nitasages of good will and comr is, Roberts, Rodenburg, Shackleford. Dining Cars serving all meal*, ser­ Lv Cincinnati*... IVnn 11.30 PM <’r : e - states that -the administration prices of the ‘ peace or county judge, ptandatlon *to . President Wilson, en­ Sljefwood, Sloan,’ Stafford. Vnn Dyke vice a U carte. Ar C lr a lin d ___ Penn 7.45 AM i»; considering the advisability.-'of and shall obtain evidence and ; ro*e- dorsing hU action and promising his Voigt, Wheeler, Wood* of Iowa. ’ . r o d DC T A IL S D IN P O n ifA TtO ft rat ingi additional revenue by se­ rut«-* the party enusinf said accident, support. I M I V , TO ANT T IO ACT AOCNT O f Fot* the most part the session proquestering all Incotro's In exc«rs of as provided in Chapter 5L*i7, Laws ; ceed'-d with ah air of unemotional Funford lodge sent the following $lf f ' 000 n y«ar. in addition to in­ o f ■'IbOS. ,* . ncquitsenre, scftrrs of .nw*inbcrs* mak­ message last Tuesday: "THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH** ert.! m s ol, from 5 to 50 per cent in "T o the inndeent victim of the ac­ ing brief speeches to put themselves Sanford, Fla.,. April 5th; lB lj, A. W. FRITOT J. G. KIRKLAND present income tax rates. It is cal­ cident/ the sheriff is hereby directed Ol V I S I O N P A I I C M O C N A O C N T A. C. U D I V I S I O N DA I • K N O f « A O C N T A. G. V. To the President of the United on recqrd as reluctantly accepting JACKSONVILLE FLA. TAliPA, FLA# culated that the proposed changes to give a written statement showing war os the only course jof honor. * States, Washington, D. C.: that the driver was not sit fault, During the day debate, revealed The following resolution was and bYiefly reciting the cause of the unanimously adopted last night: an unexpected strength in the minor­ accident. '• Con­ , Whereas, an Intolerable rondition ity opposing the resolution. "T h e .sheriff J? further instructed exists in the relations of this country fident predictions of,not more than dozen votes against it gave place to­ *, , to furnish this board, at the end of and Germany, and night to reports that the opposition each month a statement showing Whereas, the Benevolent Protecthe name bf each driver examined, tive Order of' Elks is an organization might muster upwards of a hundred the number of his car. and the dis­ distinctly American nnd intensely on the final roil call, and supporters of tho TCSOlutlOri conceded that .the position "of. tin* case.'" pntriorii*. having for its general ob­ "Suggestions along this line will be jects thc promotion of the welfare number to vote in’ the negative prob appreciated. Any one who can Im­ and happiness of mankind; the* up­ ably would be more than-fifty. prove'on the resolution will confer a holding of our country and Its laws; The surprising accession to the favor by drafting another resolution, and the quickening of the spirit of minority ran la was attributed to the W e can give you quick to take the place of this one, and American patriotism; Therefore-be it efforts of Democratic Leader - Kitservice on R u b b e r submitting it in writing before thb In the trend which National affairs have taken, de­ Resolved, That Sanford lodge No. "chin who took the floor and in a Stamps. Any quantity, board meets. — Del.and News. 1241, Donevolont Protective Order dramatic speech announced that he fense has bejeome the watchword of our country. any size type, and any of Elks commend thc action of Pres­ could not with a clear conscience Used in any sense, the word implies protection Supporters of the style type. . . . . W H A T DOES W AR M EAN? ident Woodrow Wilson in upholding vote for war. apainst loss. The editor of The Herald haS not the rights of this country nnd we President's course were not concern­ been one of those who wanted to hereby pledge the support of this ed over , the defection, however. blindly rush into war with any na­ lodge In enforcing and maintaining Sure of a great majority they per­ An account in the First National Bank provides a REMEM BER T H IS tion. Neither have we been one of the rlghta of thc citizens of this mitted the roll call to I k * delayed on strop# defense for the individual. It affords the best thoso who wanted peace at any country and in upholding the honor ■o that everyone might U* heard. FOR YOUR financial protection available in the face of the price. We believe in national honor, and dignity of the United States. unexi>ected. NEXT ORDER we believe in commanding respect OPENED NEW CLUB HOUSE F. S. Frank, Secy., among foreign nations for the stars Sanford Lodge No.- 1241, D.P. O. E Ozlcdo Woman's Club 'M ore Into and stripes and want American subThis Institution welcomes Savings Accounts. New Home 'ject* to receive just treatment* at The secretary of .agriculture is the hands oT ell nations. If neces­ asking us to prepare for war by The Oviedo Woman's Club opened sary we should enforce certain iron- planting backyards arid sjiare lots its recently completed club house clud rules respecting our citizens. with vegetables. Say, Mr, Secre­ with • a rcrvption Thursday night. As to "the justice of this w^r wc have tary, the growers of Florid^ can fur­ The assembly rooln was attractively nothing to say. From watching the nish you with all the vegetables you decorated tvllh roses and nmaryllis s •. world *Atrugglo on the aide lines wc from the Mead Carden. Tho gupsts need. However, The plan is a good Sanford, Florida were received by Mrs. W_ J, Lawton, can in all fairness say that the ^ PHONZ 148 , United States has cause to break one, as we may he facing a food president of the club, assisted by club members. A group of high diplomatic relations with Germany shortage. K. J. HOLLY. Editor V.- M. HAYNES. Uarineas Manager THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA D TIIE BANK TH A T INSURES YOUR 'DEPOSITS ~ ~ '“S m m m m m m m m x x x m m xxxxxx DECLARE WAR HOUSE PASSED RESOLUTION THIS MORN ING BY VOTE OF 373 TO 50 Y ‘NATIONAL ^ Chero-Cola# L APRIL IS™ 1 FOB THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER— Come and see’ CONNELLY Chicago, Indianapolis, C le v e l a n d , G ra n d Rapids, Cincinnati and Louisville A TL A N TIC C O AST L IN E RAILROAD First National Bank TJ % �•K^JUPJJUJL - I J % - -■< PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERU.D April «. 1»I7 REVIVAL MEETING Orange county, Scminolo county and Brevard county boosters wernt to A RESUME OF SANfOHp DftLand yesterday to confer with the H APPENfNGS UP-TOD ATE DeLnnd people and Volusia codnty A4Jtr*» ill Ciutiiiunlniietu for ih^i romnmsionfis to ma':e a better road \ Little Hoppenincs— Mention Geneva -to Titusville -wv*tf.4iur . ^VTt!1K.*A. Tnku. of Matter*. la Brief------ hour # No. raj* ----new .Mims' and Titusville highway. P erson al hem s o f — 1 * The visitor^ were royally received I nI e r e aI by the Volusia county folks nod good wishes for the happiness of* , fforreM— IFood, ' , ( ommuaioiuT Kilhco of this county A marriage of considerable interest himself and Bride. was " ‘i’ll plejiscd with i ho visit and • *uiiimnrjr of the I’lotillnK Small in Sanford is that of Miss Lillie Key SI tig Dinner looks fur results front the meeting. 2 Talks Sucrinctly Arranged for llarrnld to Mr. Stanley* Edison Wood lit* honor of tho birthday of her Hurried He raid (teatiers* Treadwell & Remind Electric Co., which occurred at. the home of the brother, Mt. Hurry Walker, Mrs. M. Englta Bldg. 6G-ltc • bride's aunt,•Mrs.. W. W, Long Wed­ Minarik gave a beautiful dinner ,■ ~ 1 • nesday afternoon at 2:30. The cere­ Mr. and Mrs. I,pe Woodard, and party on Monday evening at which .MuioripU! Attention mony was performed by E. D. three io b i of Owoossn, Mich./ have Is your battery losing its power? Brownlee, paMor of the First Pres­ the guests were ‘five close friends of return'd to their home after an ex­ Does it r.spond instantly with its the honnr.-e. The table was lovely byterian church. The wedding was tended visit with Mr*. Woodard's original vim and vigor? Or do?* it with dainty china and rut’ glass, the a quiet one, witnessed only by the gleam of silver and Hotter decora­ father,-Mr. Frank Greenman of East 0perafo th- starter in a lazy.fashion immediate family. The happy Sanford indicating that It ix.idowly losing it* couple left on the Tampa Special for tions. The central adornment-was a cut glass vase • of red roses on -TMnie cypress shingles, four, five punch? The way to keep your the northwrst.. cith or side of which \vero * cross'd __and -sfx inch widths, nil twenty Jbatterp at the top-notch of effi­ This announcement will come ns a 1—- rnrhis"hmg,-tomovc> quick at *2.75 ' ciency Lt to ln v o .lt.inspected regu­ surprise to the many friends of the ilags tied with red tulle bows. The hnirtpn of tho goblets were tied pfr thousand. Clms. L. H't-i, larly by men who can recognize the young'people. with -tulle in which n miniature Hag Oviedo, Fla.'., - t , 65-tf symptoms of distress. 'Call and let - Miss Hurrobi ia a daughter of Mr. was caught and at each ,place a Ford Touring Cur for Sale—At a our service men inspect your bat­ and Mrs. E. S, Harrohl of Wayneaboutonniere of red carnations were bargain. ,B. & O. Garage, W. A tery regularly free of charge. ville, N. C. She has been spending the fragrant favors. . Mrs. Minarik Stringfcllow. 44-tfc. Sanford Flour & Feed Co. has tho winter in Florida at DeLnnd and was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Annual chicken supper by the St. just received a targe lot of countrk 'with her ajint, Mrs. W. W. I a) nig Walker in serving. The guests of Agnrt* Guild at Hist Room Satur­ cured meats. Try one of the HAMS. hefc. Miss liarrold was formerly u this charming little dinner were REV. II. A. SPENCER day, April 11th. Price 60el GG-3c —' * * (55-2te ’ Sanford girl and has a large circle of Messrs. Oscar Speer, Voile \\ Milams, —*•. r * # friends here. J. It* llityden has purchased n George and James Huf! and Mr. *51.' At First M|'thadi*t Church Begins,but areal human that is wondrously For rases for Easter jihone Mrs. Mr. W ood-resides ut’ Plevmt, Mon* new Uuick six Roadster und will ' . Next Sunday E tening, April 8 human. W. A. Ginn, Phone dal!. GG-ltc . tan;t when* he U a large und huceres- Minarik. now bo able to keep up with his Conducted by Rev. JI. A. Spencer, F Amplo facilitics for handling Inrga farm and cattle business in Semi­ Don't fail to hear Dr. Allen at the ful grower of wheat. He bus spent Vaughtrrt of UV/frp Pttnic * a native of i'ark* rsburg. \V-st Vlr- crow da and comfortahlo seats for all several winters lure and has gathered nole ami Volusia counties. Woman’ij Club on Friday night, Delightfully pleasant was. the ginla, edueiit d at the Ohio L'niv r- All Christians Irrespective/ of doaround him' it large circle of very * , \V. 'C. T. U. will moot tomorrow April 13. Daughters .of Wesley picnir at Crys­ sity. warm frlcrftls. He served thirtei a years 1% nominnliotmi ulliliatioris are earnest­ afternoon *ut tho - Baptist Temjile tal Lake tin Wednesday afternoon pimtor in the Wi ..tern Virginia Con- ly asked to help to make this a time Catholic < htirrh Easter Sunday After a tour of the ndddb wrst Mr. and a large attendance is desired. . and evening, the jolly picnlcers golil^ f* rente, four years pastor of Mctliod- of religious action and tho bringing Low mats nt rt a. tti. i and Mrs. Wood will In* at home in Beginning Apfil 1st Woodland nut,Jn mitombblles at four o’ clock. 1st church, Ashlar,d. Jfy., fm* h Id these who ate In the broad, way to Sermon front the Gospel of thtt Plevna.' Montana. Park will ho open Sundays drily. They have-the Inst wishes of their* Camp was made on the shores of many revivals .-id r.i. a b u:d .•>'■(! < s< «■ th'dr need of the Savior. Serdav. tj;l-tf High muss nt 1(» a. nt many fr:« ud* h*-.‘. l« kM « » 3 * " Uk’ ‘ '••nine shadows! mn verted'to G.od. Ho Ik • nmjjwiih viiva throitlib next, week at 7:30 Attimi the mnsn imeting for wom­ each evening, afternoon meetings for I Itrgun to fall. My bo nil res were light-} . ,* ... b'Tv.on **n tb** Ri*urrc , ,, , , la nwNsnve for ntaii.v in. i. If., i-. r , bri.it:.in m irl.in w’ill In* held lit en at the Woman's Club Thursday • i| t ’ lr o w m g t l i r u i.d y » ! > v . s r.i.T h e ch o ir V 1 11 i n ’; l - P .S *i 111' I -f i: w 1 u'lioek. at .. p. ni. i. • w..te : . on il 1 ' ■ ■ ■ ' ‘ ■ 1 • Miitnl.iy, A p:il ;i busy erowd i:uth,r«,il. wiihi i it ti< l your supper on :'*txrday, i a- <!i. ln*a iinrftt'ii l;s'.« 1.. aft Auction Bridge M E. Routn- i ir* b*. Hot coffee,- InJSl* d fratik* tile men and vomiu of’ y-ahfotd a e Ap.'d t-tth at the Rial Romn. GOc, F-as l.ouglit out the UludW’ine Bot11 \. In nU-1*. furt«r* and bacon were tempting ad­ corttially invit.'d. ‘I uupicis St. Agm* Guild. 6G-3tc , »•.•:i,• i, . plant. * .M..rgarti Ntnl’ t birthday party I'.o-ii 1 I'll II of i In in for Easter. dition.. to the delicious picnic -spread tirely irve. Monday night Dr. Oiivtr J. Miller wtis home a I'h uie llaJ. M W, A. Gian. tiC-1 c Swimming was enjoyed by moon­ M i’s- May King is the guest of lew daj's of this week from Talla­ Elks Duiige. . . ' light and all the oilier delights of a Mis. R. B, Monroe while en.routo MrH. L .,Atkins .arrived on Sunday |, hassee on btsinifs. The Doctor reTuesday* evening, April 10 — Train Load tit Boosters woodland froliev 'Tho picnlcers were her homo in . ports big linus in the state capita The Seminole County Oarage is 1 Bridge Luncheon: Mrs. Houtnill.u Mrs. .L D. Roberts,, d a -it teacher, front Waycros,-. and it the guest o f , * ^ 1'1 ^J.**n?**?w t0 In-r sister. Mrs. Wolidbtirii. 1 Fortst City, N. t . with Governor CntTs at the hat and getting Buhl s by tlm tr.-.in ! mil rind'' host) -st Miss Gretehen Sihultz, hnnI Mr. and Mrs. It. 'it. Kldriilge und that the Governor bus a line batting n>v b:s et V •iii Mo it F Esdl an i little their rui-.e. Mr* Tra* hir a-nf d:t‘tyhMt s Maj tin ...ft.-r ii (* .• avt-ruge., I*r. k.ilier has s ..i.M i.i « ri.,l :|* .<la\ 1 vefltlig t. r. Ml - \l \rij, Tra - lor i >..| * f • in,i j i li.trmu f i a ; i ■<- 1 F.. i fr i ii Gross i «c.<•."fH, *i • Soil t ! ’i |■if: -i 1' 1 eiitiii; ! l.,ji that lie will in t t o d u - a( this s -sioti -i.p "V Wr)Hi r Mir lo o. F.v. Miss l.iHte younger >*■! while veeti.ig \ i IS-’. •* » ’ , writ t(u/ w.*re stui he will p:ntiaLty ), i-t *a’.atla- I • a i „t W.-di.o lay. April II Inrnswrfrth und mother, Mm. Frances C)iapp<*l). c d -i t»y th' -l-at!i of Mrs. Ez'.'H'a hassee during the s-ssiou of the legis­ .Wedding of Miss Gretehen Fnriu^ortli, Mrs. Zachary, Sr., Mrs, Lith r. lature. He is it live wire and can be Schultz and Judge Ernest ~IIdual|olJ. D. Zachary, Miss Ilest,ip Zachary, \ Miss DorotJiy Dp vis of Palnlkn is depended upon to get resylla. SiMifi.nl M il n> Enlist .tler at 3 o'clock. Mr. an.l Mrs. C., A. Kersey of. * Arthur and Margaret Zachary, Mrs. . the attractive young guest of Mins Literature Dept, at Woman’s AftyT spending the winter in San­ Ka'lilu.m, G.t., are. the guests of. SEED CORN — Mexican .June, H. L. Gibson. Mm. John Munson, Frances .Gonnihii, Club. ford with her parents. MBs Ruth •Nt'S. J. E. Lxing. Hastings Prolific, Allen’s -I Ear, Miss •Film both Masson. John and Mittinger. a Sanford girl, a gradu­ Thursday afternoon, April 12 C mli.i m 1 ci P age. 7 Little Red Cob, Hickory. King, and Detunrius M union, Mrs, Qtnver I;very Week Bridge, Mrs. Barrett, Spearing, Mr. and Mrs *\ 'It f ’ htjiate of our *bit: It school returiwd to Itr. and Mrs. S. A. U iiTH ami Mrs. Golden Dent. Aliy .quantity dir s-.r\ii- s on lllllt*'*!*. . erda. lor t In ir ’•sired. Call at the L. AHeii Seed Erie, Pa., t.i n*ii.-. Rev. F, E. Sl»-iiiniey * r. Mi*. Jiiqns Ae.isiiit le t ..i ,tit* :*•♦*•,* ■ i-l *| 'el-tie work for that >i* in- tie i; Inn.fe i:i W ide:a Bats niter *»>vt*v v<trc Frank Adams, - '.t-o Compatiy. r.-i-ltp OrOMt >a»i)vr Subscription Dance of Holy Cross graduate tmiin.1 nu;:»«- department. eral mmu... v*"-.1 ••• Sai^oru. •rd.* ton, Ruth Robert*. Beta' Tribble, -. vrtwt Go to Sanford Flour und Feed , On her way »J:v atoppi d at Rteli- Guild at Parish House. i*iot wxrvisttt, Myra Kutch. N.-I’.ie EUL-r. Martha here they uer< quite ; l-inyty Co.'s store for all kinds of feed. We Friday t*l^h:. April I't * . » oitxix. Mellnnlist rire|. i ,i-,d rave a numb-r offered her m ■ i , , niomi, V ..„ i Fox. Ruth Me Da nii I, So sic Brow n and 5Ht TOOMi *: ‘l it <neaper. I ry us, ii.’> Jt*— Rollins ("olhge \Vo-na>i‘s Gi-...St a*.-a in serviLti Ij of interesting t ir s pu tJiir tra.■ b *w t, buoe! Messrs. P.obt Waltiieir, If trry WAft- «d ihe mass nu—li g wom- • 11In r army degar i on m Clul|_ at Women's Club. alker Paul Hawkins, Douglas Gridin. el*aiq the Holy Land. • l'll ai tt.o Woman s t lu.i 1hu ..day where imVt n.-ed d should w ir >'n 'il­- 1 Uiillin* t iitli'jr <:t,i t ilth 31 ,n* . j /»ui*. by enitilUng with ilia Virginia A rare treat ia *ii\ store for all Mrs. J. W. Lawton. pr-sij<nt of D . 'i i r r in I I n »n »r <>/ V i t t l i i t i j t l i r l . i Judge Gob-r and family of (fealn unit, music lovers who attend lhoc oncert the Woiuko'* Club of tt\i-d * was ' A ri* light ful event in the younger sre iti the city for a few day* visit- ! iven -at -th** Woman's Club in xl h o i i>-t> set I hi . w.'.-t, wan. tin- sub* |tile U eiill' t ni l of h -1 in,: friends.' Judge Goiter is n we II Good v..**-. *, I songs and i*L-rj,illv i v*'iti i,-, Ap:il 1-t, by I b-i Mm. U P. ( *r ; .r. . o w .mi ainu a ihcrijiliAn dame on-’I'ih-mI.i . e.eiiiog "A Woman Can Posies* kno \,i jfjriit w !it> formorj., c-ijj d beaut.f .1 i, a*.c at to* Wuman': . l ‘.V ., ’ ! ^ j Wunir.ii's lllctf Club o f 'Rollins Col- . ‘ |)f ,.|. .rmlrmi * visitinv fi«eat at the Woman's Club birthday Scrsc and Stjle At'One ... tn-onm u d « M r-.-ar: J at Cam- bU * blab r H W I . M i-rl.by .mehl, |(l Thl,ri; ■" .. V ™ " " '- . nrnl The Same Time tfttd » '« • • lo / M-n,l ol Hr, tlokot., M rrt______________ I „ r, A|,,.„ ..... m , .. «'''*■ » ’ Gur Footwear Proves It” Nf *it titifl |am 11;i.ivi 't n« tif fiitu olio * f. . ► * it * | * *t *7.A11 *«1Isj Duroilo 1) ai\in nf 1 tiLit.lt 11 j * For Hie past year ho Irs F en prae- l,:iM ’ Attrar|l,,,t 1uesdaj ' > 'r , ’ l ’“ l " * ' both ol whom formerly lived in SanMiss Norn Befaer’has returned to And what firu,T law h Marlin t at , d ta T,it* ‘ C,“ f C,ub w111 re,’ .) r |K---.. M sa Anna i V. an ym||1|J pr(IJll(, W), , fk arua. r aB-r a de!i:„,ful, vidt inan < is musiial dirvtior dire*lorof of the the <club; .. ... , . . . . a eflm-crt at tie. th- Baptitt Baptist T. T< mp. ni|i . »J-an thinking of enmiu f i„ 'fa'ertm-ert -s nu.vial .ub. iaj #tin tl {[ , , Mr?l Allan. Jon.* und the *utr Icr co-isio. Mis* Evelyn Cow.Mrn, A linn Jijih h qihJ Hit »Ulr b-*r cu-iHin. M ik* Ev.'l n Cow Peters Says Is So cntr.ttig to tii-. lit Tui ' d i. n i T ii* mil h • fro to I lun.ii-- was pbtved by Mrs. IJouser ley ut th.- home of Mis. Treadwell Break your Cold or La Grippe « -uitiii ticket hi. ,d m n d o h rs llotiorit g 'lit * KcUuttf • J j and Air. Al. Wlthei’ington. It w;r» on Sanford H i*lit*. with a few doses of G6G. *33-2Gtc .d ills Hue, children 13c. This will 4lrs. F. E. Roumillat will eit-r- one of the roost enjoyable of tinWE. can fit Milady's foot Chick'it supper, Rra*t Ror rt, Sat­ b- the last b■- musical till* so.tsar. tain with a bridge lum-beon o.t 'I'm - i ances that have been givenin ratine Mr*. Gk«>. Ari strong and son, with a- shoo that is .both urday, April 14th, 60c. St. Agras All are art sts. The Lye-uin ntnr.- day morning in honor of Miss Grot- time, about rwdro Voupks enjoying Mr, Fraser AtlWJLCUHIL-rutumjjtL-on. comfortable- and fnshionGelid.._____________________ GG-Jltc__ JtgLB^ATt! rtrm— Srhnttx trhtUW! -ptarrJakd to ; ihe da;ice. - • Sunday, with a nhnr.t vLit with able. Ours is n polite, curing, thih attraction. j Judge Ern'ast UoUfholder.^will take friends in St. Augosilne. Everybody knows they CAN savo f. mistaking salesmanship money by buying their supplRs at Good music and a Rood time n t. W ^nwday. a U o clod; at the Pfpr Orjii i Sofiilg and our boot* are of n high Mr. and Mm. F. L. Bennett of the Sanford Flour -& Fc jd Co.’s the danc Thursday right nt Parish A delightful ... -ting of the Pipe of ,rh,cr 'notl!er’ Mr» ' Ju superiority. ^todus, N. Y., left for home the early store. * fl*5-2tc House. Tickets $1.00 per couple.. 1Scll,llu' , ^ aira,r ,18 om’ of " 5|±£ . ...| an Society v. : * liel«! on Monday of .charming entertainmonts that has) ufu,.1|00n wil„ Mbs i;,de Wbfitle part of the w*e!; aft r spending tinhord T*ouring Car for sale ut a • Dr. Neal Honored winter in Sanford. bargain.- B. & O. Garage, tW. A. ‘i,V! n. v. iy,,in,‘: ! • «. Flam > w •disco*.*,-,l and liririe-elect within thetwo wicks' pre­ Dr. T. A. Neal of this city hits been Stringfvllov. ’ .J 44-tfe work comiuenccd for. he GhrUtnuS E. I L P, E T E R* S appointed the chairman of the Avtx- ceding' her wi deling. Mr. and Mi*. L. C. Leonard Imzaar to be lu bf in. December. The . COTTON S E E D —Any quantity, Bcots, <*hocs. and Slippers iliary , Medical Dcfen-m Commitl-e mctnheia of tills suciely are hustlers formerly of Daytona ar<* co-i!y dom­ •lowest ’prices. Call nt tho L. Alien 01 EAST FIRST STREET Dunce id Puri It Iloure of Senttnole <*o-Jnty. HU duti-s will iciled with Mm. I). G. Monroe on mul tuk- Tima by tho forelock. En­ •c' ‘"l Company. 6l-lt;t Plans for thh dance nt the Parish joying bo to r-mpeut - with state and.na­ Palmetto uvenue. Mr. Loonardy tho lustpitulity. of Mb Jud;:«,C. M. Shorard of Court!and.. tional -commit to t. to JUivirc recruit * Hpusu lidtt t Thursday evening «r. Whittle were Mm, James Taylor, Alal'Uihii, was in the city-yostorSny, for th_* army medical corps, tnedlcnl going1 forward with a system and "Ion ing over tho celery lields and tin resetve corp*. r.avtd and. tm-ijiea!. vigor that promise* n ddightfu) of* Mrs. Rowe, Mm. plaints, Mm. J. P. :;on*erally. Judge Sjt-rard ia a reserve corps and tho National fi.tr. 'Much interest U_hdng mani­ Hurley, Mrs. Bray, Miss JBdteth Stewart, Ml»s‘ Jewnnotte Lslng, Miss Pforr.inent attorney of AhiLatau and Guad fested lty tho young people and a Clara MUlen, Mrs. E W. ilells, Miss so int'T'sted in the hotel busi- • Tho’ Auxiliary wpl cooimrato la- good time seems naanred; Martha Fox, Mrs. S. Whittle and ' ^ "d will prohnhly return'to San- dlv dually nt d colleotivrl; with thP.Uth ft 1 til* ftr t0 mnl' 0 K his home. nu)j (Aj d -part mint of ihe Arm- I!att millet -Coaacif— M art lag*^t**n*i-th"mass meetrng for vvdpi: ». d^Javy Public Health Service ai d Aanoanrcd I ’rrtonal ,\irntin <n at the Woman’s Club Thursday a*d*t tho Red Cross at.d all kb d d j Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Council of 317 Mrs. .!/.* L. Th;uirher, aften spend­ “ l 3 |b m. ' bod-* to .hooamo tnorJ clTlclont in i Spearing street announce the tr.arVou can always-get more for yoqr th'a community. ' * j ringo of th-.-ir daughter Lillian to Mr. ing the week end in Eustis with rel­ atives arrived in Sanford Tuesday Errs.and Chickens at Sanford Flour r This appointment of Dr. Ni ul j Karl Roumiltaf, March 2G. If»17. means that Sanford and Sominole }^ Tho wedding took place last and is the guest of Mrs. W. E. Wat* & Ft>il Co.'s store. G5*2tc county will awaken to the call for 1 hursday ovani ng at the home of the hoi: for this week. * She will bo the UUB-M Y-TISM — Antiseptir, Re­ • volunteers in tho great struggle that bride, and the announcement of tho after Easter guest of Mrs. S. Pulealieves Rheumatism, Sprains. Neuralton. will soon take place ui d nii these Do you realize how your money will work for marriage of tho young couple will • RG-tf . who ran axais, are to bo call* tl upon corno ns a complete aurprise to their you if placed lo your credit at inter;.re t Overland Touring Car much less with us? • . many friends. to d > th.it bit. Dr. Masters of Port Orange will than value for quick sale. B. O. The bride is a charming and at­ he the guest of the Welfare Dept, of Oarage, W. A. Stringfcllow. 44-tfc Tickets for the Guild danco on Give it the opportunity to ktow by ntartinK an tractive young wonti.n, and has a the Woman’s Club Wednesday, Thursday, April 12, can bo bought account now. Better Road to Coast Cide circle of Iriemfk who will wish April 18. H e ‘ will give a lecture on A large party of Orlando boostf-ra, of the momhem. her every happiness In her married the Psychology of Health, to which FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON life. , . SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Mr. Roumillat formerly resided in Sanford, but for the past three years made lids city his home. He Is u “ A HOME I N S T I T U T I O N n young busing* man of Jacksonville, and i* member of the Florida naval' l or Sprains, Lameness, I N . t H E L Y II I C T HE. A T It E B U I L D I N G militia. SorcsjCuts, Rheumatism Mr. and Mrr. Houmilfat are pleas­ Penetrates and Heals. antly located with tfuii* nuut, Ml-u * Ihia just received New Lot of Very Nicest Assort­ Stops Pain At Onco Eilna Randolph Harris, at 21G Nowments amj will be glad to have its' Customers nan street, wh»*re they are now at F o r M a n a n d Dcast and Friends Call and see the New Goods, ^'e home to their friends.—Timca-Union. 25c. 50c. $1. At All Dealers. Guarantoe'Satisfaction. * ,1** Mr" Roumillat is a Sanford liqy, I the second eon of Mrs. Junie1 RoumUiHtMitatuiwiiiiMi lit*****,*** IIIIHMIf* In... MRS. I. D. PEARSON, Mgr. MRS. A. D. PARRISH, Asst’ 1illat of this city, and has hosts of i Sanford' friOr.ds to join in manifold roaraiT l a u c . r m . t *• MT, - fit i %Catla i ABO UT PEOPLE ANn FVPNTS * la 1 . * a il .3 r m *r I I •- iii i i' l The Working Powder . Of Money a T he Quality Shop LINIMENT X . D. X it V A Home Bank for IiomePeopLe O. W. SPCSCKB. Sal V.Fias . txiSa­ • *v. - � 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, 1917 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 10, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 10, 1917. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 10, 1917; <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