76 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8db23b13e28032e6fffc63901eeddc69.pdf 2d4c235ea5ad5355750ce50ecec3d1d2 PDF Text Text S SECT ION PUBLISHED : ON SEMI* WEEKLY AND IN VOLUM k VIII S A N F O R D — L ife la TUESDAYS FRID AYS Woith Livin g SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JULY 27. 1917 NUMBER 98 the time at the rate of 20 cents per (juart. I found corn selling at less T H R E E H U N D R E D A N D G O E T H A L S A N D D E N M A N not entitled to further advances in freight rates. F I F T Y M IL L IO N D O L L A R than 1 cent per car in tho wholesale BOTH T H R O W N While the A. C. L. and S. A. L. Washington. D. C., July 26. — part of the market and retailing at C R O P IS R E S U L T yj OUT have for the time being held their While local selections board were at 5 cents per ear in the retail side of Washington, July 26.— That A m er­ The campaign for preparedness work today assembling men of the the market. Washington, D. C., July 26.— petitions for increases in abeyance, I .found many other ica has a long fight and a terrible itlcctive draft forces, officials of the articles selling in tho same way and made in Seminole county aeveral President Wilson today asked Chair­ the L. &. N. and F. JE. C., are to struggle before her if Russia con­ months ago has borne fruit here and man Denman of the shipping board contend their positions and these, if provost marshal general’s office be­ manner. tinues to lay down is the concensus the result is that more staple crops to resign and accepted the resigna­ won, would automatically make sim­ gin preparing a new publication to of opinion io this country-now. The This meant that the retailer, un­ tion of Maj. Gen. Gocthals as gen­ ilar concession to other intra-state furnish registered men with an easy only hope of a speedy end to the der the same roof, in the center mar­ eral manager of the emergency fleet lines. The.shippers want and will method of keeping track of their was was the rejuvenation of Rus­ ket, as soon as the necessities of life before. The campaign .that was corporation. Insist upon a full and complete hear­ status in their districts. sia’s shattered forces several weeks came to his stand was adding from waged all over the country has also The new list will be issued with Ho also accepted the resignation ing before any actipn is taken. ago when the advances in Gaiiciu 100 tc 400 per cent profit and by the been very successful but that in the of Capt. John D. White from the cross reference by number between spoke of u better order of things time the same necessities are dis­ south seems to have given greater shipping board. . the ted ink and drawing numbers. Edward Colblornscn Wilson among the Slav forces. But this tributed throughout tho various results than nny' other part of the It will be possible for* those supplied Edward Colhlornse'n Wilson. one hope is shattered by the present Edward N. Hurley, a Chicago groceries in the city another 100 or United States. Tjie following des­ with the lists to inform nny man lage condition of Russian armies that 200 per cent profit, is added before patch from Washington tells a most business ntnn and former* chairman almost Instantly In whnt order he of the federal trado commission will of Peekskill died at his h on are refusing to fight and by their they reach the ultimate consumer. interesting story: its d^awn w-hen he .furnishes his Sunday* Mr. Wilson was become rbnirman of the shipping •ply cowardly tactics of the past*' few |These ' prices are abnormal. They A ’ $350,000,000 crop from vacant red ink number. Presumably these all days have not only allowed the are unjust, unfair, un-American and lot und home gardens is the way the board. Washington L. Clapps, chief interested and most earnest lilts will he placed in the selection of- Germau forces to make great agins unpatriotic. * people of the United States respond­ constructor of the navy will succeed matters concerning the wel board's headquarters so registrants the community, lie rfred I (Jen. Gocthals as general manager of for but the utter annihilation of the rc“ The middlemen and distributors ed to the early spring cull of the may find out quickly where they public office, believing that li tile emergency fleet corporation, uld treating Russians 'is not impossible. stand. If the master list is used for of the necessities of life are today National Emergency Food (itirden llninhridgc Colby of New York will do more good by being indej Mo attempt is made here to min­ this purpose it might be necessary adding all thu traffic will henr and commission for food f. o. b. the become a member of tin- shipping He was at various rimes trea kitchen door, according to tjie na" imire the seriousness of tin- situation that means all the money that the to read over several thousand num­ board in place' of Capt. John 11. the village, njid a member .tion wide survey announced today in the war theatres of Europe. The laboring classes and the middle class bers before a registrant could find water huard. Hu had in ehu While. * have lo spend. In my opinion, base by Churlcs I.uthsnp Pack, the presi­ aqueduct-work He was eng have* t o ‘ spend. In my opinion, dent; •’ much philanthropic nnd ch “ According to our figures," suld based upon investigation‘ of -condi­ work, about which little wi Mr. Pack, "there * tire mo/e than tions here in Washington, the ab­ nnd it was through ’his insl normal cost, of living is due largely, three times as mnny gardens in the tnlity and contributions th if not .totally, to profits added by United States this summer ns c o in -• Hospital fur Infectious Disea til*' r , aih*r* (io where you will, pared with a year ago, the cstiiuated budl and presented to tin- \i This in--, step into jw hat store you may and gain being 222 per cunt Peekskill lie was a persona p.i.. v. i.at article* you desire, and crease represents a gain of 1.175.0011' id many of the- summer rei mg program was you are quickly told you can buy acres according to the best figures Mr. -Wilson's grandmother started by the Russian forem tho nnd Deiiman to available. ^ the article toduy at a given price, daughter of Colhiornsen. tr most frequent comment heard hero "M id d le western states lead all but tomorrow or next week an in­ the King of Denmark, a was that it was probably the dying other sections with ap average in­ crease is going to be added to it. kick of the old Kuxsinn machine family own Royal Cope crease in the number of gardens with Washington, D. (\, July 26. An pieces that, were presented For the United States the Rus­ “ If 'the Department of Justice 295 per cent. New England is sec­ American army of u million men for sian collapse may have an immediate would look into the matter carefully ond with a gain of 275 per cent, service abroad at once instead of the and direct bearing It will, if the .1 think it would lind a wholesome The eastern states show an increase 500.000 contemplated for the first German staff, pressing its advantage field right at its own door, a n d . if of 250 per cent while tin* south A t ­ draft i foreshadowed ' liy the gov* releases additional German forces to these meti are found lo have entered lantic group shows 255 per cent. ornmehi's request for ail Additional bolster up the we.Mtern front who into an ngreemnnt to raise prices of South central states increased the credit “ l live billion dollars made to American troops are to be engaged. the necessities of life thev should be number of gardens 200 per cent Ihe senate finance committee today. The German line in the west has Five points separate the Lake states not been seriously impaired at any and tin- Pacific coast slates, tin- for­ point, officers here believe. T h e y do Home Guards Save Man y1 mer sipiwing un increase of 190 per not-claim to know specifically tho The real benefit of the Home cent and* the others 195 per cent, situation nil along- the hnttlefront, Guards can hardly he estimated in but there are only three staters in the but they are unable to see that tho time of trouble. Mrs. G. I. I.oucks Pacific group. Tho Rocky Mountain excess of those ulrendy presented British and .French have wrested who is now in New Haven'. Conn , states make a great showing with nn from the Germans any key position und which will neoessitute raising is alive to (lie situation and sends increase of ldo per cent. revenue nit contemplated when the the following dipping- from u Con­ i "T h e increase varies with each senate, finhunee committee revised til necticut paper: Furman Is Chairman particular section of the country as war tax bill. i fie bill probably will Mood tin, July 22. -Members of When the State Hoard of Control South Dakota stands high with a be further revised.- * the- local Home'Guards were called met in Jacksonville Tuesday morn­ gain of 755 per cent, which Nevada ort today to rescue Philip Mntinuck ing, Joe E. Earrnan of this city was is IiihL with 25 per cent, which id .from a group of excited men, who elected chairman without opposi­ clurse is a fine showing for a moun­ were rushing him, with a rope u tion. Lhis is the first meeting of tain state. This report is based round his neck to u nearby tree, the board since the three n ew mem­ after he had shot Louis Grollman, bers, J. L. Earman of Jacksonville, agents who traveled in many parts J. B. Hodges of Lake City and II. J. of the country,* from reports re­ Secretary Mt-Adoo will appear be­ proprietor of a hotel here. ‘ Brett of DcFuniak Springs were ap­ ceived from newspapers which co­ fore the finance committee late to­ According to the information pointed by Governor Csttsi The operated in tho gurdon planting duy to explain the treasure’s needs, which the authorities have, Matiheld over members arc T, B. King campaign und from a later canvass bused on the requirements of the nuck’a wife, wjto left him about two of Arcadin nnd E. L. Wartmun of of municipal officiuls^jnid civic or­ army ami navy. Whether thu $5,­ years ago taking with her their child Old Town. The State Plant Board ganizations of e v e j^ K f n d . " % 000.000,000 would he . raised by a works-at the hotel. Matinuck went of which Mr. Earman is also to he The- South Atlantic states made u bond issue hud not been determined. to the hotel • demanding to see the chairman, compose the same per­ fine showing of 255 per cer\t in the " While no official intimation of the child. Grollman met him nnd tried sonnel as the board of control, and number of gnrdens. Florida with a Hourre of the new revenue wns given to persuade him to leave. Matinuck, the business of the two boards is gain of 40(1 per cent is at the top cf before Secretary McAdoo. went be­ it is said became nngry and drawing being expedited. this group. Pensacola, according to fore tho indications that it would n revolver fired three shots nt Groll­ J. B. Kfllum, who has been secre­ T: E. Dalncy, editor of the Journal, lie drawn pirncipally from excess man; all. of which took effect, but tary of the two boards for several has 8,000 war gardens, the increase profits anil estate taxes, probably none of which it is said will have HIRDLBMAN s n iG P R O F IT S years tendered his resignation und being 500 per cent Tho Woman's some increase in income taxes and fatal results. Mntinuck then started Bryan Mack of Pensacola was unan­ Defense league and the Civic league minor increases in miscellaneous away, but hotel attendants and imously elected secretary of th two did great wprk.. Official figures arc said to others gnve chase, raught nnd over­ From DeLand taxes. boards. comes word "everybody doing i t " show that excess profits I in tho powered him. Some one procured a Mr. Helium was then - elected with a gain of 500 per cent. West United States aro now at the rate of rope which was thrown about the man’s neck and tho crowd started business manager of the State Col­ Palm Beach has an increase of 500 $5,000,000,000 a year. lege for Women and auditor for the per cent, says H. H. Curtis of the Before Secretary McAdoo appear­ with him for a tree. boa d of Control. By tho employ­ Sun. At St. Petersburg. the Inde­ ed before the finance committee it Meantime nn officer of the Home ment of both. Mr. Mack and Mr. pendent says the increase is 1000 per was understood thnt the five billion Guards had been notified und with William Elijuji Cox of Indiana did Helium the board unanimously cent und "summer is had -planting dollars represented the estimates of several members of his company he * little gumshoe stunt in the slcuChseason." Mrs. Gaston II. Edwards tho war nnd navy- departments and hurried to tho scene, took Matinuck lr*C lino that is attracting j-fmirh atof the Federation of Woman's Clubs that he would propose nn additional awny from the excited n -.»i» r.nd turn­ kntion. • of Orlando did great work in circu­ billion dollars to he raised by taxa­ ed him over to a deputy ch*viff by Cox disguised himself as u mnrlating tl\e commission's data. tion nnd seek authority for nn ad­ whom ho was taken to lluddar.t *t*r and with n basket on his arm The Chnmber of Commerce at ditional credit uf $2,500,000,000. jail. ' V nt to the center market of this Grollman was sent to the hospital Atlanta handled the campaign there WhetHcr the luter sum was to he.in and investigated prices in the and vacant lots that had been idle bonds or^ccrtificates of indebtedness at Middletown. ^•Parity of a would-be buyer. He for years were put to work. Macon, wns not disclosed. ®«nd thut under the same roof Gn., reports a 300 per rent increase Ten Coaches of Chinamen IS tatkberries wero selling for 10 cents witb-7,200 persons ut the work. Ten -steel couches of the Southern Board of Trade * ^art on the wholesale side of the Secretary; Marlowe of the Board Pacific Railway filled with China­ tket and 20 cents n quart on the Another Sheriff of Trade wns in Orlando Wednesday men from California nnd guarded bi­ "tail acetion; corn selling at .loss Athens, July 26.—-The -Cl:: mber Tallahassee, ' Fla., July 25.— The conferring with the special commit­ dim deputy United States marshals *n a penny an ear in the whole­ of Deputies ussemblcd yesterday. governor's office states that there is tee of five designated by tho vnrious passed through Orlsndo qn the 2 26 '' acetion and 5 cents an ear at They adjourned a few days ago for no Intention at this time to remove hoards of trade, to handle the gen­ o'clock trnin Thursday morning. /-'ail stands. the election of officers. On the eve Sheriff Dishong. It is said there arc eral interest in the event' the rail­ But meagre information concern­ (,tJX* own story .of his discoveries certain feuds existing in DeSpto roads of the state desired to prose­ ing this unusual passengar movement of assembling Premier Vcnizelos told 3 **. 'otercstjng reading to those county and much unrest there. Tho cute their demands for an advance wns obtainable from locpl officials, the Associated Prcsl^tho reassem­ bling mennt resumption cf rule by . ?. *re concerned by the high cost governor decided that the matter in state freight rates. The commit­ but it is understood thnt the Chinnbetween families there could be bet­ tee composed of Messrs. F. *M. Allen, men are hound for Port Tampa to tlio people in line with th« Ujf.,1* of He sail- they °niing through the wholesale ter corrected by a personal inter­ Orlando, A. J. Holswurth)1, Lake­ ship for Cuhu, where a Chinese col­ thu United Stutes. looked to the United States fc r the center market on Seventh view than through correspondence land, L. R. Trammell, Ocaln, A. W. ony is being plantc'd. continuance of powerful s u p S r t. **id he, " I chanced to price so sent for Dishong, who is here Honeycutt,- DeLand, with I). C. lc wries and found they were with half a deften friends from De­ Marlowe of H&nford, who is chairDown in south “Florida they are H sold by the case at $3.50 per Soto cpunty<— The-govemor*K_crfri» iiiah of the kpecial committee begun still voting bonds for good roans ami ' * Icactioh of n cent above 10 would give no details of trouble their opposition in the form of 'n civic improvements. The progressive '.« P«ri quart. . there hut said feuds existed nnd comprehensive brief filed with the fever has risen to thnt pojnt where J e rptnl| part of contor market pepple had hcctv shot in that county Rni)road Commission, pointing out u smull thing like war has no ap­ ‘ Cling the same blackberries at as result. the many reasons why carriers arc preciable effect.— Palatka Herald. PH Y S IC A L E X A M IN A T IO N W ILL BE T H E F IR S T T H I N G �Ti fi t- ?• • *»r makes up the loss .and atarta the father On the right road again. ‘ . ' . „ ...... . ball,. i t least fine-third oT the aver-1 when those 1monsters hafB somehow ag? teachrr's time Is required to recovered for that wife the love they Why Ammonia Cleans Cloth#. merely hold In check and partially de- have stolen from her; when they havo Ammonia, the great spot remoter „» ▼elop the children o f alcoholics. Most given back to those children a father the American people. Is really . J * o r the nhnoi a a l I Then! are many delightful scenes in the pirture and it is one of the 1k A » nf the— flaky, Ms ve audience to browera and distillers alkali family, and on accouut Ht u series. - L yric Wednesday. and thP sins of the fnther are visited while they talk about compensation.— ralnernl origin In the foo of nH-oL J 7 “ The Closed Road . maniac. The morning after Anncraupon the children even unto the third The American Issue. . And the man grease, which explains the Frank Sargoant............. House Peters loy states ho would call for his mon­ * and fourth generation. What a God Going to do Aboul' Bin? who votes "wet." where does he come It disposes of sputa that sol.,, n„d Julia Anneraley. ..^..Barbara Tennant ey, Griswold is found dead in his “ These children have one gravo fault In? or Lessona from the Sevonth Bowl, Or. Hugh Anneraley ....Lionel Adams apartments and on the floor is a r e ­ ter cannot affect. Hath ammonia u . In common. They cannot concentrate fine cleanser. ' ** he above ia the subject to be dis­ Dr. Applcdan-..----------- Leslie Stowe volver bearing Anncraley’s name the mind long on any one subject—not T H E COUNTRY’ S NEED. cussed at the-Special prayer meeting OriswoId_v..^— t---------- George Cowl At Lyric Tonight. ♦ . ,on* * rt°thtb to.follow the thought of "There Is no (uch thing aa pacifism the .Baptist church next Wednes;|jhe Jcsanm In torn. this taken t h e - ™ " J f the World Film bad one or two -----------Variable Tides. <liy ThfghTrTuIy 28th. W *. P . S. form of IrrJtatlrtji or. rebellion, and In now," said Wllllnm Jennings Ur^an, additional directors of the calibre of On tho West Australian const thT In " T h e Brand of Satan," Hie nddresslng Cornell un^ university student*. “ * '« y students, tides arc bo variable that It Is n! Maurice • Tourneur, that releasing principal character is a man who, Fortson will be the leader of the others there ts^the stupor, the deadmeeting apt! Mr. Hyman will de­ ness, that defies the most Interesting * t ^ Ued for “ a“ 0n; W,* e I,r»Wuncommon sight to see vessel, corporation would be enabled to es­ because of circumstances surround­ ,’l“ ° n ° ° ,h° ,:ro^n,, thflt ,n ,hl" crt*‘" nnd dry at their piers. In tablish a standard of feature releases ing ihs birth is two distinct person­ liver the address. Large audiences lesson and the most magnetic teacher our country needs young men with "O f courae this waste Is n dons to Fundy tho spring tides reucii n height* ar« attending these services and you that would bf har’d for any other alities. When in orfe personality ho “ dean and qulck-thlnklug brains, men of 00-or 70 fe e t * the normal pupils, whose teaching are also invited. program to touch. But why wish does things t h a t j h e other personal­ tnust lag while these weak ones are with steady nerves and muscles.” . Remember Wednesday night, 7:45, for th% impossible— There is only one ity does not know about. Neither given special help. I f we could elimi­ Baptist Temple. -. * Maurice Touflfeur. and his ^latest personality has any reco|tcelion of nate wholly the effects of alcoholism, MOTHERS' DEMANDS. <$> which would require more than* one production, " T h e Closed Road, There come to us very frequently the-other or of the things the other Henry McLanlln Moving generation. elementary education most pathetic appeals from mothers produced at the Paragon studios ant personality does. Montagu Love de­ Henry McLaulin is m o v in g ' his might easily be accomplished In seven and other Interested parties, telling of. released by the world is the beat plete the interesting and unusdal proof of that statement. The detai character of tjils man and depicts Jewelry store from Hatchkiss building or even six years Instead o f eight tho shocking conditions around certain yearn, aa at present required. ' military camps where drink and Beenin this picture shows the touch of a the two personalities in a way that to the Woodruff building at the foot "High school and college teachers tlouaneaa— twin evil#—hold dally and Mr. McLaulin pro­ master hand in direction and it will Unger longer in the memory of of Magnolia. would probably not agree with this well that such a director had it all those who see this production. poses to fix up a fine store in this statement, for the simple reason that nightly revela, and asking “If some­ thing cannot be done about It," saya under his supervision, for It is a pic­ Needless to say the course of the building and will be more centrally the descendants o f alcoholics seldom Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis, National W. i t — S ’ ture that could .have easily been drama is marked by thrills and ex­ located as the crowd generally fol­ got to high school or college." C. T. U. superintendent of legislative overplayed and spoiled. There is citement. There is something stran lows the postofflee and then Henry work, writing from Washington, D. G T All Local Advertisements Under suspense and ‘ romance throughout citement. There ia something wants to get on Herald \ Square UNFITNESS DUE TO A LC O H OL Aa one mother expressed It, " I would This Heading TH REE C E N T S a tho five reels and the Interest is held strange and startling doing every where the white lights burn at night. According to LI e a t W. Randolph rather a thousand times that my son Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Angell, U. 8. N. R. F\, examining offi­ went to the bottom o f the ocean un­ In a vise like grip until the last flash minute and the smashing climax in Charge 25 Cents. cer of the Boston recruiting station, warned, but clean and pure, than to of the final scene. Hugh Anneraley which everything is cleared up and Orlando Road Finished nearly every man falling to pass the have him back home polluted and and his sistet live together. The two loving.hearts are united comes Tho many detours made necessary In answering an advertisement former is trying tp discover a cure ail too soon. Mr. Love is supported on the Orlando road lately are now physical examinations on application tainted from driuk nnd sensuality." where no name la mentioned in the for cancer. .;.Hc has devoted all his n this attraction by an all star cast over for the timo and the roads are for enlistment in the United Staten Much la betng done by the authorities, ad, please do not ask The Herald Marine corps Is refused partly because military and legislative. In response to \tirpe to the work and when just on ncluding Gerda Holmes, Evelyn .in first class shape. for Information aa to the identity of Hankinson 4 of conditions directly traceable to the appeals from mothers o f the country. the eve of completing his researches Greeley and Albert Hart. ' “The Hagler took up this part of the road use o f alcohol before maturity. The the advertiser. Uaually we do not "That tho saloon and hmfhel shall be he finds he is without sufficient Brand of Satan" will be the big nnd relaid it with cement grotlnr adverse effect of even the moderate done nwny with In mllitury centers Is know who the advertiser ia and i( funds to continue. Griswold, a mu­ ttraction nt the Lyric Friday. and it is npw ono of tho real good uso of intoxicants are revealed In the a foregone conclusion," says Mrs. Ellis. we do we aro not allowed to give sician owes him considerable money roads of the county. Mr.’ Lewis is examinations, and Lieutenant Angell "Tho United States government heart! out thia information. Simply write I t A •and he‘ writes, asking a payment, here this week looking over the situ­ declares that the conditions which and answered the nppenl o f tho W. G a letter and address it as per in­ One of the most effective and stating ho will call for it. Dr. Ap- triking make ups which a movie ation and will probably atnrt relay­ mnkc such a state of affairs should be T. U. for the unprotected girls lu the structions in the ad. • pledan, Hugh’s uncle is treating urlrriuthns ever donned is seen in ing more of the ronda in a. fow days. abolished at once. Philippines and placed Its ban on seg­ regation In those fnr-owsy Islands FO R} SALE Griswold. The former is a mild The Brand of Satan,’ ’ the startling T h e traveling public will be glad to | years ago nnd we know nnd believe ALCOHOL GETS MEDICAL TABOO. new World Picture Brady Made know that nt last the Sanford Or­ Gda Range for sale nnd good nine At the annual meeting of the Imiim - •hat the Insistent nppenl to tho presi­ which will be seen on Friday at the lando road is linial.cd and ready for of delegates of the American Medical dent and . members o f congress by room house for rent. Inquire at L’Jl> . ' "• Lyric Theatre. Miss Gerda Jllolmcs use. association, held In New York In June, mothers nnd friends o f the soldier boy Park a venue. i appears in ibis production as a a resolution was adopted condemning will cause the complete overthrow of charming young peasant gill. Then the uso of alcohol. Such resolution these direful temptations from their1 For Exchange—"Y a c h t Ellayre." Red ( toms Announcement ••'iG'v ft by 8 ft beam. Will exchange wiis presented by Dr. Frank Billings ruldst." she rppeara ;is the mother of n man The weekly business meeting of of Chicago, chairman of the associa­ ------------[for a good 191G or ’ 17 five passenger thirty years later. Miss Holmes is the Seminole Red Cross will I.,, held I • automobilr. Address W. F. Ayres she ,,appears an thu mother of « Wednesday, July 25, at 3:30 p. m „ tion’s council of health and public In­ LIQUOR MONOPOLY. Brewers say that beer, takes the .Daytona Bench,., Fla. . SG-ife thirty years later. Miss Holmes is at the Woman's Club rooms and it struction, and after discussion was passed ns follows: place o f bread. . It often takes the -------one of the most attractive of girls in urgently requested that all mem­ “ Whereas, We believe thnt the‘ uso place of milk nnd meat nlso. Millions FOR R E N T . and the manner in which she has bers attend. ** o f alcohol Is detrimental to tho human used thW make up to nppeur thlrt T h e Elka of Sanford have very economy, and whhrcne Its use In therFor Sal©i-Piano,tF gas rnnge and years older than she really is, is kindly tendered the use of npeutlcs ns h tonic or stimulant or for other furniture. |‘J I0 Park. ‘JT-tf. little less than remarkable. tier I cool room in their new home to ^Id food has no scientific value, therefore * bur Rent — FiveVroom? furtmi.-l "Be It resolved. That the American characterization is but one of the 1used ns a sewing room where s 1 iere all m­ Talhr I'rraenla Wm. A. Hratly many effective bits in this thrilling ten-Med in Red Cross work may Medical association Is opposed to tho bouse tnr :i or 4,imonths.( 215 Ma* Present*use of alcohol us a beverage; and drama. j »«>lin.___________ * bV-jtt-. D7-2tc Mi i Ip gather weekly to sew or knit. The "Be It further resolved. That the uso Oshofnr In “ Dosed Roads’ special day for which the room is of alcohol ns a therapeutic agent For Rent — Rooms^ connected and A Fire Reel "T o ld at Twilight “ Told at Twi­ offered has not been derided upon should be further discouraged." furnished for light housekeeping, All Feat ure I’athe Gold Rooster Play starring but when it is (this coming week) light” The American Medical association downstairs. Apply No.^417 Second Pal he News Baby Marie Osborne nt the Lyric it will be nnnunred, with any addi-' hns u membership of 81,000 physlriana Shewing all |hr , street, corner Second • street nnd Lonesome Ia Ii-sI Si) Ir* Id Theatre Wednesday. tlonnl necessary details, through the ami surgeons. , Laurel avenue. West Side. . 96-2p lUthinf ( daiuiura I.uke Comedy j 1 ■ . . If you «uw Unity Marie Osborne, columns of the Sanford Herald. BRANDED BY THE BREWERS. For Rent— T w o furnished rooms. Riley M. Fletcher .Berry, Pat he’s child st.rr in "L ittle Mary The fools, fanatics and p.JItlcnl '.807 Magnolia. S7-tf . Press Reporter Seminole Branch Sunshine,’ ’ "Shadows and Sun­ swashbucklers of the pruhlhltlnu out­ • N. Fla. Chapter, A. R. {*. VBXh shine," " J o y .and the Dragon" ami Furnished Rooms by Day. Week fit who would persist In carrying out "Twin Kiddies" you will |ose no their destructive aims under present of dollars are each year taken from ' or, Month — Park nvonuu fiat. 105 time in going to the Lyric Theatre circumstances must he hmmlcd as-ene- the |mk !;eis «>f workingmen mid put North Park avenue, over L. It. VITAGRAI'lt PRESENTS intcs of this mitlon.—The Brewers’ * Into the |MH‘l;ets of the brewers. Beer I’ htjips & Co. drug store. Wednesday when her latest picture, Mrs. L IL L IA N W A L K K it Journal. * "Fold at Twilight*’ is 1<> be shown, Is a very taking article. r James Patton, manager. 30-tf YMio are these fools and fanatics? _____ Here we have Baby Marie Osborne IN asksan anti-liquor paper. They are. • __ lily the National Woman'* rnris" w anted again in a pirture tlint gives her t‘ tn Tcmpccanro Union.) “ Dollar and the Law” It answers, the churches, the eduenARMY OFFICERS AND ALCOHOL, •finny an opportunity, to display her Wanted — IrisL potato seed, must tors, leading |m>||ticul economists, food Under (lie above caption the "How to delightful childishness jind genuine BUI)'FISHER PRESENTS experts, formers, cabinet members. Bo Healthy’* department of the Chi­ be free from scab. Also second hand ability. It jH a dean, beautiful BOOMERANG ARGUMENTS. t idled States senators and congresseagi. Herald, conducted by the Life Exone horse cutaway .harrow. Box M U T T and JEFF picture, an attraction for every day . Replying In public debtyto to tho •men, governors of states, aqqjnl service tension' Institute, hns a* timely article. 1194, Sanford, Fla. 97-4tp liquor, tm in'M argument for compensa­ in the week. organisations, '00 per cent of the It sots In part: tion. Hr. Clurcnc© True Wilson wilt!: worth while newspapers, nearly all the Wanted— Three unfurnished rooms "Grenfell, Kitchener and Roberts of This time she ' makes her way H8uppose we grant that they (tho women of the country—In fact, every­ Great Britain, Von Hnescler o f Ger- with bnth for lltfht housekeeping/ way1 Into the home nkd the heart of United Stntrs nnd the liquor seller) body except those who profit financial­ 97-tf SATURDAY a melancholy old millionaire and in­ are partners. Suppose two thieves are ly from the liquor tmIUc. "Some Job," mnny and Wnhlbcrg of Finland, have S. W. Bradford,* Box 1077. . testified thnt, from their keen ohservnIn business to rob. One of tln’ ni 'hits cidentally saves here father from a W it). A. Hraily says tho prohibition paper, “ for tho ed- Ron on soldiers engaged In warfure "The Illark Brick layer nndj plasterer wants sorts of trouble by her intimacy with tho trail* ami gives up robbery and Itor of the Brewers’ Journal to bruud abstainers from alcohol, can stand up Mantilla" * Presents work. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ap­ crime. Would you say the other thief the old gentleman. . •* • under hard work better than nonnb- ply to J. If. Simpson. R.[No. 1, San­ has it case for damages for Injury to nil these." . 'Simple Sapho* “ Brand of stnlners, even though they drink In so- ford, Fla. Little Mary Sunshine iBahy Marie his business by the convcrsllm of his • 97-2tp 2nd Epu*d,.r NO DRUNK8 IN RU8SIA. called moderation. Satan” * . OMhornc) lives next door to Graha partner? "Mysfcry of the Charles IL Crnne, member of the “ A certain doctor took two gnngs of Would like to hear from owner "When wp stopped piracy on the (Daniel Lillet her) und soon ukse Double Croaa" United Stntes commission to Bussln, soldiers add set them to work nt the who has good body round timber for high sens, did we compensate the Also Pathe complete possession xf his heart and ♦Valutlng MalUe in n special cnblo to thu Chicago Iler- same kind of manual labor. To on© sale dote to railroad. Full particu­ News Klag hia home The old millionaire ia her pirate? When we stopped lotteries, did nld said: , * gnng he gave un alcoholic beverage. lars in first letter as to price, loca­ we comiH'nsnt© those who conducted companion und host on various oc­ "It Is possible to walk tho unllghted To the other gung ho gnve none. Tho them? Havo wo compensated dealerscasions. On the evening of her In dope whop© business wns destroyed strectk at midnight In perfect security gang without the alcohol did far more tion, terms nnd grade of timber. Address^Boxjl041, Orlando, Fla.*' birthday he entertains her i\t dinner l»y the Harrison net?" ami not meet either a policeman or u work than the gnng with IL 97-6tp "Tho next time he tried tho same drunken mnn. IIow much of this soand then as it rains heavily puts her Another point made murli of by Doc­ CO M ING eurity Is duo to the absence of vodkn experiment he sb|fted the gnogs. Again up for the night. tor Wilson’s opponent wns that the Wanted— We buy nnd sell alt first year nfter prohibition went Into It mny not be possible to say, but It Is the gnng. without the nlcohol did the kinds of socondjhsnd bags. Write Her father (Henry King), who has “ TH E TALE OF effect In West Virginia the governor certainly a condition of peaceful an­ moat work, showing thnt the result of for prices. Newman Bag & Burlap played with the market with some archy." the first experiment wns not due-to a o f tho state hail to nppenl to the legis­ TW O C IT IE S ” * Co„ Jacksonville, Fla. 96-2tp of the firm's ntoricy breaks in Grah- lature for additional tax measures to superiority o f tho, men." ham's house that night to rob the make up for the loss In revenue from W A N T E D — I’artjfof house or,rooms T H E Y -HAVE TRIED BOTH. wealthy man. He is discovered by liquor, VAnd In tho second year," Doc­ AUTHORITATIVE TE8TIMONY. for light housekeeping or cottage Mayor Speer of Denver, speaking to Tho return to the prohibition fold both Graham and- the child, the tor Wilson replied, "West Vlrglnlu 300 lending citizens of that city nt a unfurnished. Inquire " D , M core of latter believing it is just another swept her state debt off the ninp. T o ­ luncheon, referred to the fact that o f a state which has tried both llcensq Herald. no-llcense 1s obviously an event surprise for her. Graham, however, day she stands nrnong the lending When the prohibition Issue wns before ana vn„.- than tho of.................................. even greater significance realixes the true state of affairs um| stntes o f the Union in the amount of L o t t 1—Between Sanford and Or­ surplus In her treasury." I-'i 10 1.°I ‘ hp voted wct* ,m,J « 0,n* ',ry n •date which never,lind because of .his love for the child mil thnt were It to come up again he u prohibitory law. Many states have lando on Friday one 34 x 4 Goodwould vote dry. On© result o* pro- . thus returned, among them New rloh'auto casing with rim. Reward m o r e in w e t t h a n in dry. ' '".^ ''‘‘''n the lowertng of the Hampshire. Tills state today stands frtrYeturn to Herald office. 97-2tc The liquor Interests would havo tho tnx rati. There had been a deficit at twenty-sixth In the list of dry states . stafea. public believe that prohibition inthe close Of the city’s business for n ........- under • * ■ It wns statutory prohibitionf creates the number o f Illicit stills. number of yours," said the mayor. " I from 1835 to 1003. Then n local op­ What does the Internal revenue .office am glad to-report that at the close of tion measure was enacted, under which say about It? Tho figures for the year PROG R A M A T IlHfi we had a cash surplus of 1133,000, In 1010 only 28 of the 233 cities and h :p a k t m i :n t o p t i i i ; in t p h i o i i ending June 30. inn), show that the ( iU. S. I.*nil (loir- at UainMvIll*. FIs.. and In addition thereto paid special towns remained wet. This year New number of moonshine plants adxed warn June 23, IV IT. Improvement taxes on parks, fire­ Hampshire put Itself In the dry col­ INollr* U hrrrby (In n that Charlrj J. 3.280, or Mil fewer than in thu year houses, courthouses, city hall nnd bath­ Vrrmllllon rt Wrklwa, Florida, who on umn to stny pjit. 1018—in spite of the fact that dry terJuno IT, 1912, madn llomralrad Knirjr ho. house, to thu amount of $112,000. We Merits arc determined bft comparison * illtory hns been steadily Increasing. 0I07SS, (or H'i of 8K>i. tirrdon 29 and M> "f NEW, JWtfon S3, Town.blp 19 8. Han**- . Not n single Illicit still wns reported nlso remedied acoustic defects und Where It Colts. * 29 K, TallihtMM Martdian, ha» gird sodrr decorated the Auditorium. • for seizure In the prohibition stntes "Thu average salary In our railroad of Intrntlon to make Firerrir Proof. ♦*» Tl/LSDAY- Metro rreseets the witrhy Francis Nelson in i "For 1017, City taxes were lowered ratatitlih rlaim lo th« land abov* dracrlbed, or Arizona, North Dakota, Oregon, or shops and stores." says a young man. b ttitt rlrrk rtrrull court, at Ta»ar»«. Flot‘Th« Beautiful Lie", also Musty Suffer. * W ashlngton. There were .only six In 13 per cent—or $480,(XX) less money "Is $13 a week. ’ Our hoys say It costs da. cn tho loth day of Ausuil, 1917. W E D N E S D A Y — Special program, nlso a Biproaring Key­ (Ualrnant name* aa wltncMoa: Mississippi, four In Arkansas, nnd six will be collected as city taxes this $3.of that to keep company with a girl. T. I. Ilnyii. of Woktoa. Florida , stone Comedy: * • In West Virginia. More gnllnns of Illicit year thnn during the previous yi K. A. Hu*b, of Woklara, Florida The success of"no city'depends unon 111l,v,eB* ,nkp- tho Jitneys, boat ttoorjo liar wood of Paolo, Florida whisky were seized In nny one of tho T H U R S D A Y — Those excellent Trinngle Plays, presenting llarvry II. Honfroo, ol‘Stanford. Klorida. Lotse Glaum in " A Sweetheart of the Doomed", also "The wet Stntes of Illinois,-Kentucky, Mas­ ItOIIT. W. DAf 18, tho dimes. And the boys say It m iw Is better off than It wns when saloons Bookworm Turns", a comedy. K»ri*trfsachusetts. Ohio and - Pennsylvania be done what we need In tills town Is were running." -. Tun A Frl-IOte _____ ____ than In nny prohibition state. a get-together club with the cost of F R ID A Y Paramount presents Louise Huff. Jnck Bickford, I)i:P IIITMKNT OF TIIK INTKKIOK und Theodore Roberts in "W h at Money Can’t Buy", also courting cut down."-Woman a Home WHO 18 GUILTY? U. 8. Und Offlra at Clalncavlll*. fla. a comedy, Companion. PUBLIC SCHOOLTEACHER’8 VIEW. , Jurats, 1917. Compensation I Yys. we believe In Notice U harrljy (Iran that llatpar bmith A Chicago teacher, writing to the S A T U R D A Y — Thrse Unenunilrd Triangle plays presenting of Oviedo, Florida, who, o* Mny 8S. 1912. Illinois Issue, ends attention to one It. We published recently an hcmade llomratatd entry. No. 010180, for Robert Hnrtoh in "An Old Fashioned .Young Man", also coym taken from the Chicago papers Whsn Clock Gets Out of Order 8W>, of NIVW. Section 26, Townnhlp *• » fenture o f the liquor evil which "edi­ "Her Birthday Knight” , a comedy. nance HI E. Tallaha.w Meridian, ha* Bird If your clock gets out of order, try notic# tors and doctors and reformers over­ of the diabolical cruelties Inflicted by 0 __________ of intention to make Fiva-ycar I r»«i n drink-crazed man rtn.hls wlfo and Lubricating tho .«urk* by | | u. , UIIle, lo ealablinh claim to tho land alS** “ J" look." namely, the “ Immeasurable before clerk rlrruit court, at nanffrd. wnste In teachers' efforts caused by nl- five helpless children. Wfien the mon­ from a plwu of wadding soaked In rrltred Florida, on tho 10th day of Auguat, 1917. M A T IN E E D AILY A T 3:15 P. M . sters who poisoned thnt man uhd imrniltu. s i* wndillng lusidu the Clalrruint nitnr, an wltneaoeo.' CohoUsjn." In regions, • she says, P. It. Iloolon of Oviedo. FlofJfS “ where snloons have always been turned him looso to work his alcoholic cns« under the works; union the E. M. Xlathburn ol Oviedo, Florlo* abundant and conditions of.firing— spite on his own household bnve com­ narks ure actually out of order thu —.8. It. Frailer of Oriedo, Florida that heart-broken henrt-broken wife nnd and Jonn 8rruxx* of Oviedo, Florida. ed thnt "III act on the machinery It lr usually because o f alcoholism—are pensated ItOIIT. W. DA Via. those *bruised * * and bleeding chlldVen; |U«Re a sltnpfu hut n'lrled rennriy. t . . 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MultiKopy (lives surprisingly long service and.is unequalled for manifolding. ^ Write for F.REE Sample Sheet ' Clipless Paper Fastners Supplies for Verti­ cal Filing Cabinets Adding Machine Let us Equip your Telephone with one o f these Tablets for a Ten Days Free Trial. If it don’t prove to be Conveniet and Satisfactory we will rem ove-it without any cost-to you whatever Price $2. 50 Delivered The Herald Printing Office Supply ■p • Department ^ U T / ip U T ly S ¥ % Phone No. 148 �J*ly U , 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD • --- -------I Ilm l‘ tu ITTT7TT■tn-i fpnnti ■mi i i M ' I f * — anro with law. Said rvrtlflcatr rmtu.fr* Ih# lulldwing . d«*rrib*d property litualod In SemlBol# county, Florida, to nit: Aa to Uot Vi i i 7 "■ •bo** numhrrrd rrrtiflent*. L - - ^ . W AMUtill** tired Cntirt Uloi-k O, c h*ii|><l| i SubdlvUion of lllo'ch* I I I C k i l l t r 4*8*. L a * ir o f Flwr- Ji, K and J. tioldiboro. The >aid land brine a * ™ , d at thr *l*tr ol th* itatianrn of P it*,!— L. hatabr «lvan that W. II. Taylor, •uch rrrtlfirata in the name of Wm. ('lark. *»**‘f*, 0f T a i Cartlflrat* No. 163, datrj U ni™ aaid certiorate •hall be redwmed #«-^ f f d a v of Juno. A. I>. 1906, haa fllr.l rordlnc to la a tat deed will laiue thrreon on , ‘ ■..jflralo In "iy o(Bn*. and ha* mad* vvm. J,y ol Angual. A. I>. 1917. jJItion for dM'<* ,0 *“ Ur ln oofordonro . "IJne«* my offirfal .ignaturr and aral thla . P i l L * Said *-*rllfical« • mlttacr* tho fatL®lh .*l»y Ol July. A. 11. 1917. r f w * ! U „ i h f . r i r r « F » q r v m w ! i n is k . * i:. A. IHtUCl.ASH, r i f S t L S i y . riorMo. to-wlt: H 1 6 nl SU ■ Clerk C'lrritu Couil Heminnle Co'.,’ FI* *Vawli rtw Tf S o 34. S»* •*., T*p*’ 20 7” . S. *’■ "It 29 *J I. b i r, iHTureStr ■ B If |,e »ald land being a**r***d at t l,r I ----tart.af th» liiutnca of turh rirlificatr in the in the Circuit Court .Hr.rnth Judicial Clr I 1 - , ol Unknown. jolt -Nrmln.lr I ounl), Itaiida. Ii i hanrerf * , 1U1, Notice la hereby given that W. II. _ nurrhaaer ol T a i Cefllflratr No. 112, Luula KUhef, Complaitmnt I f f i h W t h day of July. A. U. I91A. h . . . Citajinn .. „ v*‘ 1 ^ f ,r * ni' the unknown aiai fttd *** my omce, and haa "T*. appliratlon for ta i deed to Inua heir*, devl.rea, (rantcc*. or other , it«rcero*nre with law. Said crrtlflrale »m- claimant*, undrr the .aid A. II. f* . (otlowinc dearrlbed property all- (arr, A. II. Crlppm. A. II. Cilppen, hr., and Mattie J. Crlppm, Itrlrndani*. To A. 11. ( ‘arr and A. H. Crlppm, and to all p a ftln rlalmlne an inurr.t either aa helra, lie. i t m nt Eianter. under the aaid A. II. Carr JJrk'cettiOcal# In tn* name !’«! « I, * * flpprn, or Othrraiwe in and to M |d certlflcatra ahall be redeemed i S i l _ 0kLO.Wt ^ J w ,lb p d .* * «| ratal* altuatr, •Jading to law U i daeda will teaur there- lyini and brine in the county ol Seminole, oiata ol Morlda, more particularly de»ih, Uth day of Auguit A. D. 1317. **Wirac»* my offlclal signature and aeal thi* crllwd aa foilowa: nth d i y of J«>y- a . d . i » i 7 . „r ' i r f ! nj lnl1 ** * ' » » k * on the aouth aide ‘ I 7 E. A. DOUGLASS. of Thlid atreet road 21.86 chain., w *n of JSdfc Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Kla. r* pj 1!, ,“ f, IntaraectlAn ol the aouth aide CMt ' Uy V. M. Douglass, l». C. nl [ U,J *lth. the raat tin# ol Section 27, Towcahlp 19, aouth of Itance jj-Tue»-!*tc _________________ 30 raat, run thence writ 10.52 chain*; waller ef Aayllrallen far la a Herd tinder tnencc aouth 9.60 chain*: thence caat 10.62 ” Scctlea * ef Chapter 4*88, Law* of Flor. chain*; thence north 6.50 chain* to point of beginning, containing 10 aerr* ol land more IJa Kotlc* la hereby liven that P. It. IloMnn, or lea.. It appearing from the aworn bill of com•arrhaaer of T a i Certificate No 395 datid U * 6th day of July. A- I>. 1915, haa filed plaint IW a in thr ib o v » atatnl rau*r, aworn to by (jeorgr A. DrCottr*. aollcltor for comuid certitirate In my office, and haa mad* iPDllcatiou for tai deed to laiue In accord- plalnant, that thr rrablrticra of th«r ilrlira with law. Said certificate embrace. frndantt A. II. C»rr and A. II. CHpp*n « rf. Il* folio* ini dearrlbed propel ly .Ituatrd In unknown, and there fa no prraon in the Saiainel* county. Florida, to-wlt: lire. 15 ft atale ol rtprlda, the aervire of a aubpoena ? ef SK cor of 8 W K of N W ) ( Her 22, Tp upon whom would bind the drfrndanta or « j s, ft 31 *E, run W 7.85 chi N fl.20 die. cither at them; that it la. the belief of a|. *• 7 15 cha 8 0-20 ch*. 4 acre*. The aaid flint that the aaid defendanta are both over laid belnt aueaaed af the dale of the i.all­ the a[e ol twenty-one year*. And. t furttier appearing from >aid hi I ure of rurh certificate In the n*me of j Jr Ik. lira. Unlraa aaid certiorate .hall that there arr other panic* rlaiming an Inhe redeemed arcordlnf to law lax dred will lereat under the and A. II. Carr and A. II. bn,, theieon on the 18th day of Auiuat, (-fipperi, either a* heira, deviaee*, grantee* or othtr claimant*, whore name* are un­ A- P- 1017. , witneu my official aitnalure and aeal thla known in and In the property invclved in thi* yuil a« hereinabove de«erlbed. Ur l*th day ol. July A. I). 1917. Therefore- you, A, If. Carr and A. II. (.rail K. A. DOUni.ASS, t rippen, and the unknown heir*, deviaee* Orrk Clrctilt Court Seminole Co., Kla. |i-Tue»-%te lly V. M. Itouilaaa, I». C. and grantee* ol the aaid A. II. Carr and A. IP. Crip pen. If the .aid A. |l. Tarr and 11,11(1 of Applltallon for la . Itrrd Code/ A. II ( rippen be dead,* or other claimant* Srciian * of t haplcr i M * , Law. uf t in.. undrr the raid A II Carr and A. II Crip, pm, and all panic- claiming an iniere«t in \o.l*r i« bireoy th r u l U : T. W Tei<i-r and to the land hrrrinabove dr.riibed are Cross!)nr tnfTetits, In soft weaves, a.irk* *. of Tea Ce»tlli!a‘ e No. .‘ 135. d v e l hrrrby ordered to appear to the bill of ri>mninth* up In simple dt-signH, (ire muong It. '--I *1*> id. June, A. t> 1902, ha, ft!,- t plaint filed wrt>...... . Mm,,u, the |.i •i i,|d f ri-t'i- ,n m» n.t'cs, a hJ ... n.a f '<•> ........ cl. t I • t-i|T ,hc bung tin* unpretentious nft«-rn > ■ginuis tlmt a rule d<y u,' thi, c u r t . appUraiion f°r I m deed to i>. Ur in ,r miike un Insluiit uppeul tn mu>| wom­ cerdanrr with law. Said certiorate embrace. And It i i !ur|h.-r • t iered thni ihi. roller ' It, Pd'nwine deaerllwd properly •Itualed ie en. There ttr*' sekeml models of tills I jmi I: .lie.| f.*r l a d , , , ricn.eciii 1 v • wc-t* gtetiaau eoitnty, KItifIda, lu-wit, l.ut t, in the Sanford Her,I I. * new.paper publish­ S*e. 71. Town,hip 19 South. Itnme 1.‘ l a«t ehnsneter among rilnunt every repreed in Sentlonle . I . . | . , | y . Flnrid* - I t art* ■ Tio*- .aid land If-ipi u, »i M'titutlve sliouTitu of spring styles. '1’hr \\ tini-vc > ham! and the cat of the Cir­ |)i. ufti of the i«»t:ancr ol e-lrh rrrtillra-r tn silks up|M-nr In till thceolors useil this tie natne id Unknown. Unleu .aid rrrtiti- cuit * nun uf the Seventh Judicial Cirruit ute .hall be redeemed ireord|nt In law tat of I te State of Florida, in and lor Semlniilr hensun. with erosHbnrs In line lines of drrd wilt.iaaue thereon on the Idth day of county on thin, The 2nd day of July, A. I>. 1917. • • white. They look like tho* ginghams . Autu't, A. I>. 1917. tV ltn c my offleial tlinaturr and real '* e il)‘ K. A. DOUGLASS. translated into silk. Designers lake UI. the Uth day «d July, A. It. 1917. . I lerk ol the Citrull C'oiirt of the Seventh leewl> E. A. rtnUtlLASS. their cm* froth this suggested likeness Judicial ClreiiTt in and for Sernitmle counts, KlniJda (I n k Circuit Court Semi mil r C o , I'la unit ii snrt o f phiyful resutiihliiiieo to lb n A I let rife. Ity V. M, Ilnuila.. C Soiu-ii r ami .I ' uu -1 li.t i nmplamaiit. uu lipron Is evldi til It) sutio* of the new »V Tm--5ie 9t-Tue- 1 dress ttioih'ls. alltm for 1m . c l Hnil k .. , m I M! v s t ||. A typienl Cruel, uf ertisshiir lufTeltts .fi1 1 11 un !•» t#f < h»pU r ~l HMt, I i mf | l« f Nonce t- hereby gist it that, putsuant In lit l.*t shown hi Ihe neeoiuputi.vitig picture, Koiiff it hffrwliy (tjvtn that I., tamiil* boat decree anil order of -ate made and entered liy Jame, W. I'erkina, Judge of the il Is one Ilitre.* hut hits Jle* e(Ti*et of lup, purrhft«rr d | T a t rrrli(Tra*«* So. dun] ihr fith 'Jay of July, A- O. 191&. ha* Seventh Judicial I'ireuit Court, “enjlr.nlw mi overdress and skirl. . There Is it euunty, Klnrlila, In Chancery, wherein (tiiver ftlri raiit rcrtlnrato In my nfnr«*. ami haa panel extending the length of tin* dress ftiic a|tf»licrttii»n f»»r U i ileni In l»‘ Up ln 1*. Swope I* complainant anti l.ula Knonti Irrartlttirc milia law.' Hald crrUflraU* rm- and S. Koonll, her husband are defendant*, from neck tu Ii**iii nt Ihe front imd one kriff* ihr followlnf dfffHIwO |»ri»i»rrty *lt» t aa apecial matter will cell at pubtlr outcry in (tout of Ihe court hou**- door lit Sanfortl, nt the 1mek. In tin* skirt portion, the ■itf'i I d Srmlnolr county, Plorlilat ttr-mii A* In l o t « |32, 133. 13 1, Ilf.. 136 ami 137 Florida, during th*- legal hour, uf sale, no panels have n plait at ettrli shte, hut Eureka Mammock. The *aid lam! bring aa- the Srat Monday In Augu-t U* 17. being the In the hodlee this Is-otiiltied. At eneh * atavrcl at t hi* date of thr la^uarirr of au4*h .tub day uf aaid rntiwlh, the following deaftftifirate ;i the namr of <*. W Ooodfirh. erifiet! property ln-wtt si(|e of- the skirt larger poekels pro* l.ut left!, in Ittock nr Section 2 nf l||ark ! I'alr*- *a*«l nTllncaM* phall hr rr.lcrrm-tl ac*fcriir-r t*i U » i n ill i’ll will i*Mjr thrrron on II aln muck, tthet ln-ing a aufidlv Hon id See. 2- T * c , Cl.. It. It I'.tit. Sernirtde ruunty. U p Uth day of Augu«t, A. I>. U»|T. Klorlili, Vkitttr#* my ofniclal «lgnaturr and N 5 a itt S * * til N \\ at hi. '* ol Ser, V k I'll VVCKS. Uit thr |fitH day of July A l». I!M7 Stn-tal Maaler •J1. Tr> t‘< s. it •;*!• i: lirah K A. UOWU.AKS. Tbr «*bt tan»l I'lio* a— .-+.-*1 at ib* rlaitMasi At C.ili-a, f*1*-ck f’ lfcUlt Court Scrnlnolr Co . I’ la •il lit, |-auaiil- •»( -U* b .itr l»l Ilia Solicitnr> for f nm| lainanl » Tuc* **i« name of J *: Tomlto—ii* *1 -.I. -• «-i<l ih-i 9|-Tuea-5I. llltrelr -ti.ill |.«- r**i|ermril acr-ir*l**i|r l « la — N*llfr nf .pp,’ration fur Tat U m l Codrr Nut c- uf tppiiralion (ur Fat Herd I ittlrr u t ilvi.t a* 1 |--u«- ItiOMHi uu 11m 11th 'ta g t Nrrilon a « f Chapter IMS, l.awt of FlotScrllun 8 of I hauler IStih. I.aa* uf Flor­ nf A UGUat A. I> I 91*. lia WUnr-- my official ilraaluri1 ami -vat thla ida . S’. * {« hrr^hy given that A. H. Sjfililum. Notice i* hrrrby given I bat A. K, Sjob- thr. loth iluy ,.r Joli. A. I) I <17. furdp./r uf t « i rriliflral** No. 231, datrd lorn, purchaaer nl T . t Certlbrafc No. ltiUl. <- r * l t K. ,*. I t g i G I .A S S . U p Cth day of July, A. Ih hn« filed dated the lith day nf November A I* 1896, < irrk C ifr u lt t 'a ia t S*-min* I** l**i., F la. i*iA rwflif}ralr In mV tilfire, tint! fiU’t made ha- filed -aid certificate in my tiffin and ha* 93-Tun* Sir . riftfiiira'?i.n fof tai (feed tu i«itii* In *prnri! made application for tat ibool to i--ur tn inrw mi h law. Said ecrtHIrnl •* etitlif ar*-* accordance , n h . . ' Said c.rttfliat*' etn 1 hr (i.ih, dr^cntii tl tiro fir rt > alt uat ed »n liracra I lie fu lowing lic.cfiloii property at;, ;,nil*»- ..I (p p llra .tn n l« * la v II, *4 t n b-i M.'ftton si uf Chapin 1888 Law* uf F;o*Ffmlnoh' «ouniy, Florida lo-wlt: N ! . * of uated in Sominolp county, F'turida, lu-wit; • l-la » ' j *jf U l 3, See. fl. Tp. 20 K .10 K. The S\V 1 1 nf S K 1, llca'ratlway right uf way). N o tir r t* hrfr-l.y- plv-r-tr th at J F lliab aao, •*y land being avanaved at the dain of the Section tti. Tp 29 Kange tu lit ain't, T n IVinilralr N " 799. .lain! I f vat-n* nf #Itr h r erll fir ate I n *Ihr rvam*• 6f Tiiit land being av-e-.ed at the date ut tho |>urrb*-rr 1 Ih ISintir Frrullrer Company. Cide«* i.tuanre of auijh rertiticnti Iti the name n I h r ::n<t 'la y Ol Jon*1. A iF 19 FI, ha- ill ■!. • alii *iitiltiatu in' ni^ ulFtcv- and i.aa main **i rvrtiflrale ahall he rnleemed arcortling fintinown. A1*o Tat* Certificate Nr, 1737, (e la* t ,i deed will Ini«ub t hereon on M he dated the 7llt day of June A. I*. 1898, haa u|i|iUralt»n lor t a i ylm-il l » l o u t in arnitJ. a nr*, ulth law Said rrrtBlvat** emtirar*-* Mh day of August, A. I>. 1917. filed aatd certificate in in> nllice, ato) tia. VHlit my o fh rial algnatuie and aeal mail application (or laa deed to itaui* in lire InlliialtiK l i O r t l l e j phiprrly allOatrd Ir* Y,.mip*ilr rounty. Fbont*. to a-u Un tK. Kith day of July. A l» 1917. accordance with law. Said rrflilirate n i t • tire NF. r » r l.o l 2, run 8 l 60 i-b*. W «* »l K. A. b o C C L A S S . In ace* the foiloainc tlncribed property ait- (.31) cha, N 1.60 cha. K. (.31) rha hrc. 31, C'krk Circuit Court Samlnofo (*«,, Fla. ualrd in Seminole county, Florida, to-writ: T. 19 8, II. .12 caat. I acr*-. % My V. .M. Douglas*, l>. C. r.1.- of N E l t of SEW. Sertimt 1G. Tp Tho aaid land brinrt aa*r*a*»d at the date M-Tuei»5lo 20,' liange 30. 20 arrra. Tbit land tiring nf tin* iavuanr*- ut aurh ri-rlitlratr Ih thgaaraaed at the date uf the iaauanre uf aurh namr ol J. I*. Mrl.sln **t at Unlraa aaid # NOTIC TO TAX |*AYKKM crrtilieate in the name nf (h l.undi|uiat. rrrtHrate ahall in- redeemed arrnriline t<» Ntdlce#ia hereby given that the Unleaa aaid rartifiratea ahall lie (adeemed law tat deed util laaur (hrrrulp-utt thr 28th commlaalonera for Seminole rout according to.law laa deed**will lague thereon day ni July A. !». 1917. on niunuiir, Monday, n August tJ»UI• meet «ii u|un 6, u, 1917, i . ' i i , m on the 28th day of July A- lb 1917. Wllnraa ray offirial alf nature and *ral » » r tcm pliinu II m y thrra br, rrlitiv e to Wit new my official algnature and aeat thla thr 2Glh day of Junr A. I F 1917. Ut iw - i m r n l for 1917, thi* the 2Gth day of June A. I*. 1917. (•rail K. A. DOUGLASS, * I- A. llltUMLEY. Chairman (aeal) E. A. DOUGLASS, _ Clerk Circuit Court Srmjnolr Ci*., Fla. ,,_ E. A. noun I.AS9, Clerk. Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. lly V. M. Dwuelaa* l>. C. **-Tura.(te 89-Tuew-5tc By V. M . Dourlaa*. D. C. ' 89-Tura-5ic Natlrr s f Appfcallon for Tat Itrrd Undrr Srctlm 6 Of Chapter IR II. L a * . >r n or- In Circuit Ceurl. Seventh Judicial Circuit In Clrrnlt Court. Sraeath Judlrlat Circuit, Semlnele County, Florida. In .Chancrcy laa Nrmlnulr County, Klurida. In Chaarrry Benjamin Drew, Complainant. Sotirr I* hrrrby liven that I). (|- Ilri*«on, ilmjamfn I>rew, .Complainant va. Mortgage e». parrht-er pi T a i Crrtlflcate No. IBG, dated Forrcloaure Thatrhrr Itealty Company, a Florida Ike «th day of July, A. It. 1915, haa filed Thatcher Itealty Company, a corporation, Frank A. Brat and Mery rrrtiflcate In my offirr, and haa madf Florida corporation, Frank A. Hell and Mary M. Heft, hi* M, Beal, hie wjfr, J. (). Brat. Walter ■PPJicailon for ta i deed to Iuhi* in acwile, J, O. Real, Waller 8. S. Adam*. J. B- Brown amt Mary* " • • ‘I certificate embrace. Brown, hte witr, M. It.« Thatcher, » billowlni dttcrlbed properly iltuated In Adam*, J. it.'Brown and Mary .Brown, hla wile, M. II. ThatGrurf* W. Boatwrlfht, W. J. T M f wtnlnoir county, Klrlda, io-wlt> N U ol pen end Franri* W. Thlfpen. hi* wile, ^ U t 7. tllk Y. Sanford. The aaid land rhar, George W. Boatwright, W. J. Thigpen and Fraucle W. L. J. Chlahotm. l^rulaa T Knilrr » ib, i . K u n l at the data of th* laauanr* of and A. I>. Itoiirr, her huiban>l, W. 8, *•<» certificata in thenatne ol (I, II. lira- 1 big pm. hla wife, I.. J. Chi*helm, loiuiit T. Itorleri and I'rlrr, V. C. Collrr. W. It. Charlrton, Jim. Unleaa laid certificate ahall be Charlrv W. Yourtf, U o M O, V. jeerard arcordlnf to law t i deed will , l» A. D. Hurler, het huahand, W. 8. I'tlre, V. C. Toiler, W. H. Johnaon, Witllam C ark, and t.aura Jijj'hit^on on the U th day ol Auguat. Cherllon, Cbirle* W. Young, Clark, hla wife, Meraay Monro, aa adminiatrat/li of the eatate of D. G. 1LW I U « . my official alfnature and aeal thla Little 1-ewla, G, V. Johnaon, Xtonroe, Deceaaed,. Ureter A. FrlWilliam Clark *nd Laura loth day ol July. A. It. 191T. . lowi, widow. Fred (lain, Aufuat Clark, hla wife, Mrraey XIony»*U A. DOUGLASS. Srhneiiier, Charlr* Neely and l-oUte roe aa admlniatratrii of the ' ,lr' k Circuit Court Samlnola Co., Kla. Neely, hit wife, Gilbert D. I^arh., relate of D. G. Monroe, de­ »-Tuea-5tc Itafarl Montenefrtr.. Ittaiu Mttlea mand, Heater A. Fellow*, anil R*tellr IJtllra, hit wile, G. W, widow, Fred Clark, • Auguat Application far T a i Deed Under Spencer, Carrie WJ Abernathy and jWilan , uf Chapter 4888, Law* of Flor­ Schneider, Charlra l<rr|y anjl W. W. Anrrnathy. her huahand. l^tlliw Neely, hla wile, Gilbert U. G. Staton and Violi Staton, hii •Not leg la hereby given Ih tl 0. W. Cheat—J Deloach I ietarach,* Hafarl Monlanegro wife, defendant*. j**- I'unhaaer ol T a i Dertlflcat# No. 261, Italy l.iulr* and Ealell* l.ittlea Order for Hervlrr by I’ ubllrallot* , ! '''I *br Gth day ol July, A. *D. 1916, ha* hla wlft, G. W. Spencer. Car­ T o Thatrkrr Itealty Company* J , ‘ ‘ i'l certificate In my office, nnd haa rie W. Alrrnathy and W. W. It appearinf liy the affidavit of complain­ application for tai deed to laiue In Abernathy, her huahand, U. ant herein filed that aubporna ha* been iaG. Staton l e d Viola Staton, • urd in 'aaid mute and returned not aervrd hla wife, Defendanta. _ ...... To Charlee Neely, laollle NeclY and M. II. l»eeauae no a f i n t of defendant Thatcher Itealty Company, a Florl ’ i Corporation, Thatcher: L X ’} 00 ch N and 8 by 3 >4 ch K and W ). It appearing Irom the affidavit ol Ben­ ran l*e found, 'nnd it lurth. r nnpearlnf by LVf l-ot 3, See. 12. Tp. 26 So. II. SO E. jamin Drew, comflalnant in the above en­ Ihe affidavit of complainant that proewa* land being laarwrri at the date of titled cauae tiled therein, that Ihe reablerco acainil the aaid defendant . corporation r, 5*nce of auch rertlfirale In the name of Charlee Neely and l-olile Neely and M. II- Thatcher Itealty Compifny, rannnt be aervrd Crrnahaw. Unleaa aaid certificate Thatcher aie to thla affiant unknown, and owlnf to thr failure ol *ild /orphralion to -ill . ''C r*deemed according to taw tai deed that rach of aaid defendanta tt I* the be­ elect officer* or appoint airnt and lirA r» !?!.'hereon on the U th day ol Auguat, lief of thla affiant I* nvrr the age of twenty- cauae Ih* afrnta and otfircra of raid cronrr.*■ ■•■J1- 1917. one year*, nnd that there I* no p*r*°n in ai'an err unknown, and It appearing to the tk. , "T** official algnature and eeal.thle the itate t f Florida, Ihe aervlce o| aub­ evurt that suit ha* been Inatltutrd in thr ‘ Ih July. A. I>. 1917. poena upon whom would bind' either or all ■ hole entitled cau*r In thr a b o ve' atyted for thr purpoar of Inrrc1o*int- a mortE. A. DOUGLASS. ol aaid .defendant*, and that aeftlre by court Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. publication ia prayed upon the defendant* f*t-r ifainat euiij properliee mrmlpprd in ■I'-T ue».r,tf the bill of complaint. herein named. I T IS T H K R K F G R B O K D K U R D . ADIt fa therefore ordered • t hah. Jou. Ctufth a - f Apllceilon Tor Tat Tred Under N#t1y a n4 Ln lilt -N «"«*1y » n *1 M . If* T 1** i » J I) DGKD A S H DKCHEKI* That thr dr* u ’ 1"O ' “ I Chapter 4885, Law* of Flor- fhvr irntfir to lhl« hill of romntiint -on or Irndanl, Thalchrr lleatty Company, a Flor­ tirriro tho 61 h d iy of Auguat, l**17# ft being ida corporation, be and appear tp th<* aaid hereby given that Annie M- a rule day of thia court, or. hill of com above entitled cauae in tnr above entitled 71 j '**'. Purchaaer or T a i Cerllflcato No. plaint In eatd rauae will be taken a* con- court on or before the Cth day of Auiuat, Vi’. ‘ hl* 6th day of July, A. D. 1915 fe»ed agalnit you; and romplalnant be 1917, it being a ywlav day of thia court tn It, " T I , » i,l cerlllicate in my olfice, and allowed In proceed et parte. defend the aaid suit, and that in detautt la • ” * ■ application lor lat d«ed to Uaue It la further ordered that thia order be thereof a decree pru confeaao br entered krA. '1 , n,B With law. Said certificate eraagalnit thr aaid Thatcher Realty Com­ ntlJj* .'he lottowing deectlbed property alt- pub!i*bed In Sanford Herald oner a week pany and the aaid cauae pror.-ed i-i part' (or fight rontecutive. week*. to, ' Sunioole rounty, Florida, to-wlt: Wllnraa my hand and nlftrial aeal al San­ again*! the -aiil T b » , r ba-r itealty Company. a , , . ; * j n fi 23. Froat’a 2nd Add to ,Uta- ford, . Il la /urlher^ordBred that thi* order be Florida, the (th day of June, 1917. publlvhed once n week for the i t n r * of two 4ll. n't •*!<• land.being ataeaeed at the (aeal) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. itm* . i ,r l**u»nre of auch certificata in the mo thi in the S^iford Herald, a newatk,'.. L, Samueta. Unlew aaid certlfirat# Hohinann A Beanlall, paper publiahed in Samlnnlr County, FlurSolicitor* for Com plalnant. »||F t.’ redeemed according to law tat dred da. ' •a„ **“ *. 'hereon on the Uth day of Au- w..83-Tura-9tc Done, ordered.-adjudgrd and deemed, at - .Sanford, F'lorida, thr 29th day of May, 1917, Wif. 1 ' l9,7thin i t my official algnature and aeal Notice a Application for T a t Deed Under JAS. W. F K I I K I N 8 , . .Section 8, of Chapter 4818, Lana o f Judge. J.>r ,0" » d « y of July. A. D. 1917. Flerlda He-k K -A . DOUGLASS, Hohlnaon A lleardaB. Notice it hereby given that W. C. WilAttnrnryi far ComplainanL •4-Tu#-' j ' 11** Court SAminola Co., Fla. llamaon A C , C. Lee, purchaaeri of T a i SI-TuealOte Certlfinto No, 15, dated the Gth day of Natl to North 3*-8 of South >i H .'' Applltallnn for T a i Deed Under July A. D. 1916 "Y'lon 8 of chapter 4888. Lane of Flat- ol Northwett H o' Southeast haa filed Trouble*. ■aid certificate ( n ‘ my office, and ha* made application for ta i deed to leaue In iccord9nfth'*2l '* « hereby given that E. JL Ilarttr It's easier to be philosophical about tk* Tag Certificata No. 217, dated aneo with Irw. S lid certificate embraces aaM*2L?*F “f July. A. D. 1915, haa filed tho following described property iltuited In other people’s troubles than U U to cvrtlfieat* In my office, and baa made Setninote rounty, Florida to-wlt; be quiet about our uwn< UOAl A K V M IlS lC i 67T.-1 PACE S E V E N T- |*' aBS& K ~ - *’ -e*^**’t — — ------------- --- Celery Clly. Aerie No. 1853 We conmieni] 'the book bjr tin?. wclb Meeting every 2nd and Ith Tuesday known writer. Ernest Gordon. "T h e Hreakflnwn o f the Obllicnborf . Sya-- night nf 8 o‘ c|6ck . Eagle Home, Oak Ave. , Visiting Druthers Weleomo * tt‘in," Mr. Gordon spent several years E; rJ. Hogan j C. C. Woodruff In Sweden and his testlmfiny Jn UrstWorthy President Secretary tiund. No welMnforinetl, nprlsclentloan tem- United Rrotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners o f America penmee tiuin jir^ woman will be found Sanford I^icul Union No. 1751 meet! tiilvoeutlnj; fbe dls|*eniMiry system lofiriit and thinl Tlitirstlsty night at -7 dtiy. o'clock in the M. W. A. Hall. Pico Hlk. J, W. O. Singletary W. W, Van Ness P R O G R E S S IV E B U S IN E S S A G A I N S T Swc.Treas, President Crossbar Taffetas in Afternoon Frocks ----- 1 ------ TH E SALOON. ■ . **Tbere Is no, question* which Is so Modern Woodmen nf America Meets 2,-4, Thursday evening*, 7:30, trauhlcsotm* to mnnjifacturent today ns I ho liquor question," sttys ex-Governor In M, W, A. I f ail, Pico Hui)tling.‘ C. D. Couch F o b i o f Mnssnchusetts. himself n lend- C. E. McDonald Consul Clerk Ihk iimnufiR’ ttm'r o f tlmt state. "T h e progressive manufacturer 1ms no more use for the saloon than hus the church, nnil In* proposes to wipe it out, und Ihe employee Is now Utkina his stand ulonK with the employer. You need not he afraid to suhmll this question to the P l u m b i n g and lnhorlnc people. When they have the fncts they will vote right." G as Fitting C. H. DINGEE \*Tn n nntlon nt war alcohol Is a traitor . . . It lessens the physical lit ness nnd power of effective work o f All Work Receives My Persona the civil community, It blurs their Attention And Best Efforts Judgment, lets loose their emotions, exposes them to great risk froln epi­ Opposite City Hall Telephone No 26 demic diseases,, nnd It undermines - _________ _______________ •* #* * their j m i w i t to ntnke good the most serious ravages of war—the serious M c L A U L IN loss tn the.young ndult male popula­ H E N R Y tion."— Sir Alfred Pierce Gould. JEWELER 4 SANroMD LODGES MY SPECIALTIES: - * Sanford Lodge No 62, F. and A. M. Compiunicntlon ovorv first and third PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED C H IN A Thursdays nt 7:30. Visiting brethren G o r h a m s St e r l i n g s i l v e r welcome. O. L. Taylor, l). J. Miller ROGERS’ PLATED WARE Secretary W. M elulm Ihe frock ns mindful of fa«li-, • Ion's re(|itlreno*tqs. ^Tliey art* gn Itiered ELGIN AND WALTHAM H ATCHES Monroe fhiipltr No. 15, It. A. M. In across tlo* top with two rows of Meets every second and fniifth T h u n shlrrlugs. day in Masonic Hall over the I mpi-ria The very wide hell Is linlshed with Theatre. Visiting companions welcome C. J.. Humph a narrow cording al tlo* edge ami |s. O. L. Taylor Sec’y High Print tnoM-|y iidjiisted iii ihe most upprovtsl BUSINESS CARDS j style. It fastens with buttons In the color of llie frock 'und* white. The hodlee faslens under the panel nnd on the shoulder. A hiiiiiII sailor collar and narrow' srmlnolc fhaptcr 2, Order Eastern Sto flee ts every first and third 'Tuesday In each month. Everyone who has seen One Inch Cards Will lie Published Un­ hi* Star in the Enst nre cordially invited der This Heading Al The Rale Of $7.26 to visit this chapter. Per Year. Alie** K Itohhins, Sec’y * iilfs nr*■ nf \Udte sntln and there IIn-t the rneresi hit o f em b r o id e r y oil them, 'I tie it iilti- Slit, cord m n f Fit-*-ft-s patke Jil l tin* right Itnisli f o r tin- heek. T h e Snnfiird ( o u m ll K . o f C. Me*** t ilu* 7nd Sunday 3 I* lit . und th4th Sunday S n. m„ each month, at K Any Irin J; that carries a suggestion of C. Hall, Oak Ave. Theo. Schaal, Grand Knight. of youth and h ‘(hiomciit ubout It is L. Ilrilt, Fin. Sec’ y. sure to i rente at) eiithiisltisni for Itself, especially when it manages nl (hcmuiiu J I’ huenlt Lodge No 5. K. of P. time to he sq tmassumlng. . Meet* second tool fourth Tuesdays Nisiting kt)iglit» always welcome. II McLuiilin O.J..Miller <v R. and S. C’ . C. <7 illy flu- Nutliiinil Woman'* t'hrlatin a To ill pern nve Union.) OF NEW , Gale Lily Camp No. 6, W. O. \\ Meets second and fourth Wednesday nights in each month. F. L. Miller J- K. Hoolehan Clerk Council Cuminundto LAW YE R S - Sanfortl, SYSTEM Florida ■ ■■ E lto n J. M o u g h to n ..GEO. A. DECOTTES.. ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at IJVW Prncflre in State nnd Federal Co u t h II. I’ . <). IT. Sanfnru L o d g e 1211 (.arncr-Woodruff Hldg Meet first and third Wednesday nighl ItlU 11 went at Klks Home, Nortli I’nrk Avenue.. *i*r Ik WPt F. S. Frank 0. I-. Tuylor Secretary Exutteil Ruler The HUiierliitemlelit sluCtal that a ilnmestlc tranquillity-hail set tied down tt|><iii Ihe foreign quiirter tlmt wais truly ildlgliiful. When tho town was under Uie old saloon order of thing* there whs ■curcely a night that Ihe setlleuient workers were fio{ railed upon lo settle norne family row caused by drink. Now Ihe men Hliiy nt borne and romp with their children or play ihe roucertliiu. On hulf-lmlldnya you see them Improving their property, palming Ihe house, repairing tho fence, or working In the gurtlen. While the city was under rum rulo many u hoy wus scut uway lo the re­ form school, but not ouo boy hits gone down the line since the saloon lias been dethroned. The fteoplo are buying more nnd brtter food und clothing. The groceries j nnd furniture stores report un Increase of 50 per cent more trade since booge was eliminated. The factories report very few men not able to lie on the Job on Moiiduy. The men uro more efficient and turn out more products. The wire mill bus raised the wnges of | Its employees twice since tho*H«loon» went on the Junk pile. The president of one bank states Unit hank ilt isislts have Increased over n million dollars since the city tilmticd on the water chariot.—The Illinois Issue. D IS P E N S A R Y s ito i.m :u Wilson & Housholder a C«m.“ 'Ulms 9|iiiktt a lillle girl. Ililrleeii yeiiru old, D* titt* siipmimemtenT nf T h e Lake llreeie Council No. I I Junior Order United American Mechanics setili-nifiit work in Wnukegan. III. Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. Tills glri Is wfaring ln*r first pair nf M., in the City Hall. Visiting brothers new nlities inirtiiusetl l<> her fallter. are welcome. C. II. Smith, Ree. Sec. During nil her life sin* hail worn tin* eilHt-oir KlltH'H nf ntliers. THE hoi Sanford l.otlgt* No. 27. I. O. O^F. ARCH ITECT Meats every Momlav evening at 7:30 in M. W. A. Hull. Piio HIock. All vis-1 iting l>rothers eortliully invitt d. Office in Yowell Hldg. Sanford, FIs Jos. F. MrCli'llan J. W. (). Singletary t N. (5. R: See. TEMPEPflNGE NOTES SHOES. lull i III glu'l lilt dry! I htqnf It will lit THOMAS FMMIrr W k. FF itorsoN Sanford Flo SCHELLE 1HAINES LA W Y E R •Stir 9, COURT HOUSE Phones 113, 333-w SHOW YOUR PATRIOTISM! Window Flags, for window or wind-shield, made, of peper, size 6x10 inches, each - Flag stickers 1 1-4x3-! inches. -. - H A E R A L D - 5c Use them on your Envelope containing 10 for - F R O N T I N G * ' qp- •F A IL U R E . - Put them on your col­ lar, your belt or your hr.t band: stationery. - • 5c C O . a"*- • f t Mr. Alfred Nock, and some others, O F F IC E S U P P L Y D E P A R T M E N T • would have us biilevi* tlmt the dis­ * pensary or stnli* control system of dealing with the liquor iralfit1 fs Ideal. P H O N E 146 They woulil luivi* the public believe that H has.not been tried on tills side the Atlantic. Intelligent peopla know belter. Houth’ Cttrollnu. after trying 8 4 9 9 9 9 4 9 4 4 4 6 9 6 9 9 4 9 4 9 4 6 4 9 6 4 4 {><>«6 9 9 4 9 6 6 4 9 4 9 6 6 4 # 4 6 4 6 ) a It for 15 years, repealed Its state tilspensary Inw nnd lundc It optional with iho counties to continue the dis­ pensaries. County after county voted them out. anil In 1015 South Carolina adopted state-wide prohibition, the leg­ islature enuctlng Inst winter n “ bone% • Sanitary Steam Prcssini:. Hot Casolnic Dry Clenninj:. Altcradry" Inw. * tloiiH o f All Kinds on Short Nntire The system wus tried In Saskatche­ wan, Canudn, found unsatisfactory, Join Our Gentlcm en’ 8 Valet Club, $2.00 Per Month. and lust year, by n vote of nearly ten S U I T S $15.00 U P W A R D lo one, was abandoned for straight prohthRlou throughout the province. T o nny friends of temperance who may he halting between two opinion*, 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 6 t6 4 4 4 4 444 44 6 44 «64 6 44 44 4 66 |d . I c . b r o c k 7 MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AYE.. 1 PHONE 174 �•All 8uch agiflRoH'assume that* by proclaiming themselves-anarchists they gave immunity* no mailer IL J. HOLLY. Editor what their misdeed* may be. If M. HAYNES, DoaiocM M i m | « called to amount, .the*-oeear.dati nrotcit against acaTnst ''persecution.* ’ ‘persecution A* In protest other words they declare V a r amj make war upon society to protecr SC B B C M im oN n u a c , IN ADVANCE Itself from its assaults. . EjPI - E®AJli**v**#*•*#•*••**•**■ The penalties inflicted upon BerkM O N T H *..........*..*............................. I f V man and Goldman should be a VISVt MON* 11* •«•••• *«*•*••••*•• *• * *T® warning to the imitators everywhere. la i w O I » br C a r ta t L M Pm Tm i la Anarchy.-smllingly tolerated In hum­ t e u n m Iti. Pm Maatk drum J ava must and-will m eet the h lU n in Mtrt R« MlAl J t sternest repression when in time of Was Man MslUx AafaM « W war it appears in the dural role of IMS. M Ik . P—i>H w al 8 anhart. »W U * UartM AM «f Man* Irrt. I*T*. , ■ ......... . ' ■ !■ V ■ lawbreakers and traitors. .— World. anking Facilities Washington Sanford ?3n ueo. Washington, 121 Arthur Johnson, .Sanford E very modem facility for the mast satisfactory transaction of business 221 Francis F. SingleUTy, Sanford is presented by us. . 292 James Roy Lee, Monroe Absolute Safety— Perfect Convenience— Prom pt ‘ Service are afforded 822 Thad K. Lingo. Oviedo you by this Bank— thus demonstrating the superior advantages reasonably 604 Boston Irwin, Sanford. within the reach of all business men ami women. ---- -— —------- -------470 Morris Hanson, Sanford , i --------------- "V” * 312 Roger Whittrd, Monroe — ----- Your account is invited. . ■ • 90 HamtieF tifn v r r - San fort! C A P IT A L $30,000.00 477 James O. Huff, Sanford S U R PLU S $15,000.00 753 Henry Wright, Sanford 130 Rufus Jones, Sanford M i . 868 Lee T. Tillman, Sanford N a U * filc h 161 Walter B. Miller,. Sanford T n E D R A FT NUMBERS 1023 Alfred Powers, AltamonteJttMMTVPUffBUSlMLja. The Herald in this issue gives the 424 William E. Erickson, Sanford draR numbers as they are supposed 840 Vandrr Perritt, Wagner to e&ect our own boys here in Sem­ 657 Thomas -. Sullivan, Sanford inole county We are giving the of­ C. M. HAND 0 . L TAYLOR II. R- STEVENS R. R. DFAS 175 Osteen M r Michael, Sanford Cashier vim r..drt.i Ass t Carhiar ficial numbers by the official board F. L WOODRUFF Vka-Praaokwl 300 Edward Oglesby, Monroe as they will .not bo verified for sev­ 278 Geo. Wilson, Sanford eral daya but these numbers were I 1021 James B. Foster, Altamonte given out by the press on Friday I. 324 King Asgill, Sanford and in order to keep up with the 911 Monroe Richardson, Geneva times they are given to the public 532 Ruben O. Kilgore, Sanford by this paper* today in order that 336 Felix Byrd, Sanford sociated with farm life a thing of'the daily hazarding their lives and safe­ Secretary of Wdr is authorized to those who are liable to be drawn 212 James F. Robinson, Sanford ty and they certainly deserve the designate special organizations as PMt. first can be ready The list given is 49 Eliggio Chestnut, Sanford sufficiently correct for ordinary pur­ In many respecta similar to the same protection, and their depend­ permitted to wear the uniform of the 8 Willie Anderson, Sanford \ T H E IC E Q U E S T IO N poses and it is probable that some advent of the automobile, these ents deserve the same protection, United Statea army. In order that 305 Robert T . Priwtor, Monroe The ice question seems no nearer errors have crept in and some electric plants have been adopted that great business corporations giye the uniform mayebc given the pro­ 557 Charlie Maxwell, Sanford to a solution this week than it was United tection contemplated by said law; changes may be made before the first by the very wealthy for their their employees and -the 622 Joseph ..Reid, Sanford last week as far as the prrsent com­ States gives* certain of Jta employees. figures are official. The handling of the Secretary of War has deeded large estates; but more r3centiy 585 Henry C. McMullen, Sanford, pany is concerned and all the talk so many figures over the wire* is a that authority to wear the uniform they have come into general use by Secretary McAdoo before the con­ 781 Thomas Beckwith, Oviedo of cheaper ice or appeals to the big job and if they are absolutely all up to date farmers of moderate ference of insurance men outlined of the United Statea army will be 1035 Lindley E. Pritchard, Oviedo council, etc., are in vain. There is correct it will be a miracle. How­ means who recognize in them the his views ns follows: “ It seems to me granted, in addition to those specif­ 968 Will Jackson, Gabriella no franchise for the present com­ ever, the public wanted the figures means of carrying on their work in that we ought not, as we send our ically authorized in the law, only to 323 Alexander Aitch, Sanford pany to operate in Sanford and aqy given and we have tried to give thoroughly efficient and labor sav­ men into this war, say to them that organizations over which the War S57 Arfhur Simmons, Oviedo. one who wishes to operate a com­ them to the beat of our ability. In ing manner. they must be dependent upon fu­ department hr authorized by law to 963 William J. Allen, Gabriella pany for the manufacture of ire can due time the official list will be giv­ It is no uncommon things now to ture legislation for the granting of exercise effective control. Such con­ 438 Robert M. Grovenstcin, Sanford dp so by paying a license. Or they en out by the County Registration pass homes in the country that are compensations which have hereto- trol is not leglaly possible in the case can ship ic«v into Sanford from some 878 Preston Flowers, Geneva . . . . . . . t and Exemption Board and our list lighted by electricity, and to see tl)e fore, under our policy.- taken the of the organization referred to by other point and sell it cheaper than | thcn be rhanKP(1 acc0rdlng to -141 Joe T. * Guerry, Sanford With an , expression j various farm appliances' run in the form of pensions. Our brave men your inquirer. 357 Robert F. Hizzell. Sanford the Sanford Puhlic 'Service Co. is the official list and the names given of the hipe that the ajiove informa­ jsame manner. At the front gate, in ’ should nit be left in uncertainty or selling it. Therefore if* the people 23 Thos. L. Brown, Sanford again in this paper. the hou*e. on the piazzas, in the barn doubt as to what is going to he done tion will satisfactorily answer y«*ur 331 Edward C. Brown. Sanford want action they shoujd get busy the gleam of electric light* .now of- for them in case of eitfier death or inquiry,' I remain, very respectfully, and get action. . 492 Willie Holmes. Sanford **H. P. McCain. C O M M E N T ON T H E ’ H E R A L D 565 John Moore, Sanford (er* cornfoj-t and protection on every total or partial disability. A man O " T h e Adjutant-General." A R T IC L E hand. The* protection feature ha* who goes out to fight for the United ."00 Ebbie C. Dowling. Oviedo U N IO N P R I N T I N G On this page is found an article been specially emphasised in. the States is entitled to know in dYanco 499 Sinclair Milton. Sanford Now comes a circular addressed from the Sanford Herald on "M u c k past few days w fien a farmer, being w h a t a just government is going to 1011 Lodge Reed, Lake Mary ___Cut Off Taint ^— to the laboring classes purporting for Fertilizer." We never view the aroused b y a passing automobilist do for him." _ *• 590 Raymond McDonald, Sanford New York, July 23.— Complete to be. backed' by the labor, that i* thousands upon thousands of acres for help, shot the man thinking that 0ne of th|> Kreat' Uies. of the pro. Americanism o f the labor move­ organized, yet that same circular is of pure muck in South Florida in the 444 Nolan T . Graves, Sanford he was trying to force an entrance ceeds o( , h(. U b w t Loan Bond„ U 636 Henry Bossier, Sanford ment of New Ydrk city and thor­ printed in a shop which does not have mind's eye, that we* do not reflect into the house If the farmer had to prot<>cl our fl(.htin]J mrn. to sup. 1017 Isaac H. China. Altamonte ough investigation of the activities the label, A little booklet also was .upon its possibilities not only as a had a porch light operated by a ... , h uit). 735 Earl M. Ward, Sanford everything that will here of German propagandist* 1ms printed here recently without u • vast agricultural region in itself, but 634 Herman L Refoe. Sanford * ' " ' • I - 1' " • « « . » < effective and been decided upon by the American label of a union but practically ev­ upon its value as fertilizer 326 Harry E. Bryan. Sanford t,».*r would hav. MKurrcd a* saft* as may tie. That those who Federation of Labor and the Central ery business house in town was led Within u few years we expect t•* 14, J. E Green. Sanford The electric lighting of barns has meet with disability in the course of Federation Union, it was announced to believe that they were supporting see railroads entering these vast 76 Geo. Frazier, Sanford been of especial advantage because their duty should he given compcn-{'tonight, union labor and "bit*’ on an ad in muck beds from every* direction and 672 Ralph Scanes, Shnford of the great danger that has been sation and that the dependents of the book. The book was printed The labor leaders will endeavor to millions of tons of this humus being 949 John Long. Chuiuota attached to lanterns in hay loft* and those who die for their country ,|Parn whether there is any connec­ out ol tow n by a hon-unionsihop used by the truckers and fruit grow­ 393 Frank Cox, Sanford other places where there is much should t s given compensation .*»! tion with the People'* Council, an and not even offered to a single ers of south Florida. It is so abun­ 993 Richard Kirk, I.ongwnod inffamable materia! Ore of* the exactly in line and really a part of organization of working men said to local printer. And still some folks j ' dant, and so easily obtained that the 851 Dewey Simpkins. Okiedo leading farmers of this section who this use of the proceeds of the say that it costs money to advertise, 1,‘ be opposed to selective conscription, time will come when it is to take the 158 Wilson R. Miller, Sanford recently installed an electric plant l.ibertv Loan Bonds. in their local paper or that they and German propagandists. place in a large measure of iQ ’ com­ 77" Chas. Adams, Oviedo with many attachments mentioned don't have money- to pay for their) mercial fertilizers. 1 Robt T. Alexander, Sanford especially this feature. home paper, but they can boost ( t.VNOT WEAK U N IF O R M . Reduce Price of Bread Unlike th> Commercial this muck I ■ Henry H. Peabody, Sanford some outside deal of this kind. N o 1 "Electricity give* u» the best will by using regular applications 52 Aiphonso Collahan, Sanford London. July 23 —A -reduction of wonder the printers are having a DifMu*t Wear light we ever had." he says, "and Hume Guards soon build up our sand soil to the 5**5 William Jon*-«. Sanford. twenty five per rent in the price o f hard row to hoe-and'io ep? together ferent tpparrl more'Thar; that, it gi\<-- u* the light best in the world, while-the annua! 650 Joseph M. >aurer. Sanford bread at an early date*is announced with such tactics as that LnkclfYid where wt need it most This is par­ Tallahassee, July 23. Inquiry cost will not lie nearly m> grrat as *36 Dan Nobles, Oviedo Star. ticularly true in the burn whery we having been made by the captain of by the food controller. the commercial now used, and which 36 Edward lirndly, Sanford O ----have light* behind th e' co.ws and th e company of county guards at must be repeated several times dur­ 9.*5 William E. Driggers, Longwood horses, in the feed and harness rooms Montireilo as to whether or not Germans Jlaltcd NO T IM E FO R A N A R C H I S T S ing the season. 352 Jerry D. Bonner, Sanford and in the loft. It saves half the guards would nut be permitted to Potrograd, July 23. — The German Under sentence of the penitentiary The question of transportation to 41" Isaah Davis. Sanford time it u«ed to take to do the chore.*. wear, the regulation army uniform, advance mi the Smorgon-Krevo for conspiracy to violate the Draft the higher sand land* t« the one now 920 Willie *Lee See. Geneva "Th<- electric'power which we now the matter was submitted to lilt' front has he^n stopped -by the Ser­ Law. Alexander Rerkman anil Em­ to lie -ettled Mr \\ ;. lie -ays the 456 James Garfield. Sanford , .gfnerate on the place has’ also re­ War Department at Washington and vian and Russian artiilerv firii. ma Goldman loudly asserted that value of this pure muck,for fertilizer 806 Eddie Faircloth, Oviedo lieved us of many hoyr* of unpleas­ the following reply wa* received, they bad been convicted because is "about f lo per ton. It will there­ 4t6 John H Delegall, Sanford ant and tiring labor which we used which, of course,* will apply to all, they were anarchists Th* actual fore he seen that its general use for 617 Robert Lee Rowe, Sanford to consider a part of the day's work,’ organizations of guardsin the state: j truth is that .'they .vtloaUii law be- fertilizer is a question that will he 526 Arthur Raymond Key, Sanford he continued. " W e now h$ve our "Hon. Sidney J. Catts. Governor. raiyp they were anarchists, and it settled. . Florida t*> destined to he . fil)9 Gordon Phillips, Sanford water pumped into every room in, Tallahassee, Fla : was for that transgression rhst they* come the riche*! o f'th e m all. hut it 316 Bruce Anderson, Sanford the house, it turns Wie churn, the • "D ear Sir: Referring (o your letter were punished. Willie Anderson, Sanford will take money and energy to de grindstone, the washing machine, of the 14th inst.. with which you in­ Henry Alexander. Sanford Society has pul up .with a "great velop i t . —Arcadia Newa. the cream separator, the sewing ma­ close one from Mr. C. A. Simpson, 91S William If. Sapp. Wagner deal from these and other anarchists. chine and a dozen other labor saving captain county guards, Monticello, 966 Robert B. Hawkins, Gabriella In time of peace their heirts. even appliances. Fla., regarding the wearing of the 3 Philip J. Allen, Sanford their incitements to violence were I " B u t ‘ better and more convenient regulation arrpy uniforhi by semi#546 Julius. Lattifnore, Sanford good naturedly ignored in most light and labor saving power are not military organizations, I am directed 577 Willie Murray, Sanford ■ cases. When their followers did not the real significance of eJectridty on by the Secretary of War to inform, 766 Ben Wright. Paola take them seriously, the government the farm. Through these things, it you. as follows: 734 Frank P. Williams, Sanford Itself might sow forbearance. In has made our lives easier, more com­ 712 Harry Weeks. Sanford time of war all t h e -conditions are "Section 126 of the National ueContinued From Page 1 fortable, more worth while." 17 Edward H. Burnett, Sanford changed. Resisting the military fense Act, approved June 3, 1916, 802 Charlie Diggs, Oviedo Equipment such as this farmer prohibits the wearing by any person measures of the nation and urging' 506 Albert K4 Mitchell, Sanford 925 Ardelas Wilderness, Geneva mentions js comparatively cheap and not an officer or enlisted man of the the people to j3in them in defiance; 154 Andrew- L. Myers, Sanford 691 I^?on Tlson, Sanford well within the reach of the average United States army, navy or marine 91 Ben Gregly. Sanford 378 Frank H. Campbell, Sanford farmer. were*in fact guilty u< a crime graver corps, of the duly prescribed uniform 717 Robt. 0. Weeks, Sanford 237 Richdrd Sanders, Sanford than conspiracy. of these bodies or uny distinctive 30 Lennie L. Ballard, SanfoYd 422 James H. Estridge,' Sanford pan o f any such uniform by rank Insuring Our Fightin Men 199 David Peterson, Sanford 619 Edgar J. Routh, Sanford prescribed to be worn by officers of Work on the plan of Secretary of 386- John ‘ Cherry, Sanford * 344 Eugene Bj;nwn. Sanford the United States army, navy or the Treasury McAdoo for life in­ 733 Geo. Wesley, Sanford 686 Geo. W. Turner, Sanford demnity-insurance to the aoldiera and marine corps, -or any insignia of 608 Ernest Paframore, Sanford 824 Robert Lewis. Oviedo tailors of the United States is pro­ rank similar thereto. 327 Wjlliam R. Brown, Sanford 307 James W, Porter. Monroe gressing. The advisory committee of : " I n further provisions of the above SCI Geo. Steven:. Sanford 442 Antonio Gonzalez. Sanford ten prominent insurance men and mentioned section of the law. the 93 William C. Hill, Sanford 202 L. A. Rcnaud, Sanford other committees and the Secretary 957 David P. Sdf. Chuiuota 164 Frank Mcisch, Sanford are working out the details and a 345 Sidney Barno, Sanford 268 Isaiah Wilson. Sanford • hill will ultimately be drafted and 103 Deem* N. Herring, .Sanford, 272 William*. Sanford Start the year right presented to congrcsa , for .action. 599 Henry McCaskill, Sanford 964 B. M. Carter, Gabriella • The report of the various commit­ by using a time book j 856 Harrison Scruggs, Oviedo 866 James Asho, Geneva - tee’s and the Secretary's action fur­ G iv e c le a r , p erm a - for a record of your 705 Harley Vincent. Sanford 593 Frank M cKelw ay, Sanford nish a tangible working basis for the 4t>6 Alfred G. Doudney, Sanford labor records t h i s 407 Ruben Davis, Sanford legislature. 519 Alien J. Jackson, Sanford r .e n t c o p ie s . W i l l year. This will give 262 Seth Woodruff. Sanford ' The insuring of our soldiers and 25 William H. Bowen, Sanford 886 Grover C. Gould, Geneva, y o u - a pcrmanei.t sailors will be only a new uplllcation ■*392 Clifford Choice, Sanford n o t s m u t, d r y o u t, o r record of your pay of a well known principle. Kmply600 Isaac *Pugh, Sanford rt)ll for the season 6b9 Oliver General, Geneva E L E C T R IC IT Y ON THE F.lK.M tes* insurance, especially for those fill th e ty p e . engaged in hazardous employment 393 Edward A. Chittenden, Sanford without additional . • ; has lo n g ‘ been recognized as a just 576 David Minyon. Sanford trouble. Brings farm to the < ity and Sa»es and wise and profitable policy in 944 Frank James, Chuiuota Much Lahar private business, and has* been suc­ 122 D eW itl T. Johnscr., Sanford Slar Brand Non-Filling Typew riter Rib­ We have them that 642 Wyatt Robir.sor Sanfcrd 'Electricity, ' which is solving sp cessfully operated for'years. In fact bons are guaranteed to give 75,000 im­ will fill vour wants. 939( Jefferson Hudst , CLuiuota many problems of the world is revo* through the United States Em­ 222 Oscar W. Spec \ Sam rd -lutionizing faYm life to such an ex­ ployees' Compensation Committee pressions of the letters “ a" or “ e ” with­ employees of the govern­ 906 W. A. PattishaL. 1 - va tent that the present trend of move­ civilian out clogging so as to show on the paper. ment is from the city to the farm, ment are now insured against ac­ 700 Cheater Thomas. Sanf rd 297 Bartow Mann, Monroe rather than from the* farm to the cidents occuring in the course of liuy typew riting tup p in t o f city. The recent perfection of a n ' their employment., 32! James Aiken, Sai !*- u electric lighting and power plant The wisdom and justice of a grea 73C Ester Woodward, :ur.ford which can be installed cheaply and government applying the principle 706 Martin Y^ncent> ■~*nford TH E HERALD P R IN T IN G C O M P A N Y - ^ 1002 Abraham Brisban.-. Lake M ary easily and can he run without any. to its citizens who for their coun­ PHONE 148 SANFORD, FLORIDA degree- of technical knowledge, has ' try’s sake engage in the extra 'hat368 Ben F, Canty, Sar.ford brought to the farm all the conveni- ardous employment of war are ap975 Geo E. Parker, Gabriella ences of city life, and has made the parent to pll. Our soldiers and sail320 Pat Allen. Sanford drugery which has always been * s - ! ors in defense of their country are 950 James H. Munroe, Chuiuota THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R Jfc w PEO PLES BANK 0F S A N F 0R D SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS m m m m m m m m m m m m xxx Santord . Public Library YOUNG MEN DRAFTED FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY FROM UNOFFICIAL LIST Oak Avenue. Between 3rd and 4th St. — Open - Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays at 3 p. m. Reading Room Free to All ■ �■?>* 1 JH E SANFORD UERALD to the Jacksonville Metropolis giving the Gods, and'see also-roaming herds Georgia to visit relstlvos and friends and he.la thinking seriously of local-'m ean the emergency) another car that up to manage Governor. Catts* of cattle and ’ fiogs "atid horses, we and .receive the parental, blessing of ing here o j _________________ ^ , _ 77M*... tw-wr~ *rr~ ■m n tfn ti',j l thi j i i N ^ sd ^ M r S Wsrif; location. T h e y ^ A f r f 'The * ar consiUera'hfy. The other car t; He spent the day. with The Herald we have seen from Florida even this Upon their return they will make Herald office this morning and were not stop and M h DaviCs had -to force here and we were all g l a d 't o far, coming through Georgia, Ala- Sanford their future home ^yherif greatly pleased with the fine equip- hunt him up a t 't h e beach afterward 'Little Happcninjia— Mention see him for lie is one of tho hoys bn mu, Tennessee, a part of Missis- Mr. Pardon is n valued employed merit of the office and the splendid i rui (Lunk him for not fmi.-hing the of Matters in B r ie fulways, , e^ifipi, Arkansas, Missouri, Knnsas of* the, A. C. L. Railway. Mr. Du vies aaya it ^ facilities for publishing and printing, .job-completely. Personal Items of C. J. A. Pahl, formerly a glo b l#^01* Colorado wu feel sure there are — —— :------ — — • I was a young man named John-tcm of. Interest . * . ] trotter but* now a prosaic German no slackers in the ga rden -and field‘ Royal Arrh Masons Del.end who thus ■threw his car Mr. and Mrs. George Watson and _■ l 9l&n.t*» i ntvf-is in the^lty.Jm m Jam ^-linea.__ l i i c wheat-, tuid— m rn . .and Rtthr Ttrrr defr-rortny fnr^rtnrat r t r v ---- H-mtltMr —c**«v«t*sifiew------T-buftotoyv—1 into tto. .trmmh*— s s * )d w will h n v r -t w _ t ti . ■ * Simmsry oClfie Floating SmallI 1' 1I «... pa ...1_ where he !is now making headalfalfa ami potatoes and apples, as, where they^wjll visit Mr. Watson’s July 2a, 7:30 p. n». Tile Past and give him a good and sufficient ri-us.m Talks .Succinctly Arranged fur quarters. well ns peas, beans and onions, all Most Excellent Masters degree will for i* *-r parent-* for several weeks. Hurried Herald Renders 12.60 Week end rates to Day- ar'' f,n‘* ar*,t " to m> t,l(’ be conferred . upun several from I • • tuna Beach ukd return. Phone c^li ^ a Florida C racker. Golden Wedding Building permit was issued .this Oviedo and Sanford We welcome The Herald along our Ed ltaulerson of the Geneva sec- Philips' Drug Store for further inGolden weddings ere few ^nd far For the convenience of out of morning for the new post office. * lion was In the city today on busi­ formation. Orange Belt Auto Line. rout‘* and wish you to continue (to town visitors the chapter will he between th*-se days of fust living- and 96-3te . i t -regularly to me at Alomoso ness . Mrs. George Thomas and (faugh opened upon the Royal Arch de­ therefore wfyen oac happens cr is Pr. J. N. Robson is back f r o AH the young men who are - n i l / * 0 when returning here I can hear ter, Adcle, who have been guests*o|' gree promptly at 7:3b for the pur­ about to happen close to home it de­ .Mr. »n d •\ Daytona Beach where he spent two jeet to draft had better drill wit It fro,n home i'0'1 >'ou can continue to Mrs. C. S. Saint and daughters for pose of colleeting upon petitions and serves special mention. aeeks .vacation with his family who the home guards every Tuesday and Rt,nd il 80m® l»“ rties,of whom I will Mrs. J. II. Lee of Luke Charm near such other business as may come the past few weeks left for their arc there for the summer. .The doc­ Friday nights. The man who knows la,|,r * iv® >',,u the names. Parties I Oviedo will ceielirate their fifteenth regularly b -fore it. home in St. Petersburg Monday ac­ tor thoroughly enjoyed every min­ something of military tactics before am ,lr>ink’ to interest in coming to After this work light refreshments wedding anninversury on tin* 27th companied by Miss Alma Saint. ute of his stay and is tanned like an he goes into the army is the man Florida. of July and have invited nil their will he served. Florida, fair Florida, who will he promoted rapidly. friends to help them, lending nut Indian. 1— C. J. Humph, •• Paper Hanging and Painting beautiful golden invitations to the $2.60 Week-end rates to Day­ The home guurds will drill every Land of fruit, fish, celery, lettuce High Priest. Thousands of new Humpies of wall and showers, Bnmo. Mr. and Mrs.- Lee are well tona Beach and return. Phone Tuesday night and Friday night Paper for you to select from. Sam­ Of Bunahine and flowers, known in Sanford, being the parents Philips' Drug Store for further par­ from this time forward, as Captain Cjty Taxes , of Mrs. W. P. Carter and have many Herring thinks one hour two night& My Florida, Florida, when 1 am d y­ ples will be brought to your door ticulars. Orange Beit Auto Line. Delinquent tuxes will he adver­ upon request. I also do decorating ing friends in this and adjoining counties in the week is better than two hours 96-3 tc tised August 7th. 1917. and painting as it should he done. May my face be turned to thee. who will attend this important on one night. Everybody come out T o avoid extra expense call and Rev. D. J. Blocker and Mr. Moni­ F\ W. Tempcrton. 108 Palmetto If in foreign earth I'm lying pny your taxes before July 31, 1917, event. ker of DcLand were in Sanford last and get in the ranks. Ave., one door from First street. Send, oh, send a (lower as the books will close on that date. Rub-My-Tism — Antiseptic, A n o Sunday evening to attend services at To grow by me! 96-tf Christlan Unity d yn e— Kills pain, stops putrcfac Office 1over fire department. the Baptist Temple.. A. T. Lipford. •"Behold, how good and how pleas­ tion. 86-35t „ , Jas. C. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Berry have Florida Gardens ant it is for brethren to dwell to­ City Tax Collector. returned from Orlando where they R. A. Terheun of the postofficef ,____ ' - , ___L_ Washington, July 23.— The gar­ gether in unity!" • ’ ,, .were called by the serious illness of force is taking a forced vacation on . Notice dening campaign has resulted in the , The Presbyterians and Method­ •Mrc. .Maxwell Recited account of illness'but hopes to he Mrs. Hoskins. The city council will sit August planting of more than three times A t the Woodruff dinner given last ists in the absence of their pastors Ayers’ New Daytona Beach Hotel back in harness, in a week or "more. Gth, 1917, 7:30 p. m., ns a hoard of the usual number of gardens in the are to interchange prayer meetings. James Evans of Altamonte was in equalization and will hear complaints United States, with the prospect Tuesday night at the Carnes Hotel Daytona Beach, Fla.— Special rum­ Last week the Methodists met with mer rates now in effect. Week end the city yesterday coming in to see if any of values fixed by the as­ <hnt their products will reach the Mrs. R C. Maxwell rendered several the Presbyterians. T h is week, they rPritntions Hint were greatly enjpyed parties solicited. Dance every Sat­ about .the draft. Jim is one of those sessor. totnl value of $.’150,000,000. accord­ will havo the privilege of having the and this part of the program was urday night. W. F. & E. R. Ayres, drawn, but being a married man of ing to an estimate made tonight by R. C. M A X W E LL, Presbyterians meet with them. nadvertently left out of the write family will hardly he taken into m the managers and owners. 81-lf e . Assessor City of Sanford, Fla. Charles Lathrnp Park, president, of Up in the Herald. Mrs, Maxwell’s army. 95-4tc Capt. It- B. Smith and daughter. the National Emergency Fund Gar­ Department of the Interior . recitations are always greatly enjoy$2.60 — Week end rates to den Commission. • Miss Virginia arc spending some d and those given on Tuesday U. S. Land Otfico at Gainesville, Fla., Beach and return. Phonr time at Daytona Beach where they tona Mrs. Eric Anderson South Dakota is credited with hav evening tvere no exception to the July 21. 1917. have the Wight cottage. , Philips’ Drug Store for further tnMrs Eric Anderson passed au«> ing increased the number of its gara rub-, therefor*-* w ea haslcn to make Notice is hereby given that Ben­ in Orlando, Fla., J u l y j d e n s 735 per* cent, the best showing The Du Bose auto that was suf^/ formation. Orange Belt Auto Line. ilt {l(,r this amende - * jamin F. Hall of Ethel, Florida, who it'i- ttc \ ^isth. I!(17. She was horn in Hass- *° he made by any slut*-. Tennesposed to he stolen was found in the on Ms f 26. 19110, made Homestead Tlie Herald office^ is indebted \\r berga, Sweden April 16th, 1836. rear of (he Baptist church Inst Sat­ see s percentage increase is given ns .Fibre Factory Running Entry, No. 067:47, - for- N W ‘ 4 of urday morning. It is the opinion of J. L. Luiiig who brought in several .Mrs. Anderson was n faithful, de­ 500 and Florida's us 400 ‘ per rent. The fibre factory on the lake front s w u Section 28. und NE.<4 of the officers that some joy rider took fine watermelons . and when we eat voted Christian up to .the time of The only slates listed as having at tho foot of M yrtje ii venue is now Section 30, Township SES. 19 wlfce car from the garage and wpa thorn we will «think of him. her d e a t h , T o know Mrs. Anderson failed to double their gardens are being remodeled and in a few days South! Range 29 East, Tallahassee afraid Lo/return it and left it at the Rev. Charles Brower and family was to love her and in her death the Georgia, Alabama, Texas, Missouri, will lie running full blast, making up Meridiun, has filed notice of inten­ church. There ia a heavy penalty have ,arrived in the city and will community has lost one of their best Montana, Idaho, Utah and Nevada. switch grass anil palmetto' into tion to make five yeuV proof, to esfor this practice and the parties do- make Sanford- their home. Rev. friends. brooms anil other articles. The fac- tabliih claim to tin* land above ing K will go over the road if i Brower has accepted a call to tlie Slit* was perfectly ready to go and M a) l.oralc Here tory and building has been purchased ,|,-scribed, before County Judge, at Sacaught. [Congregational church in this city had repeatedly suhl that she wanted Me-'r- Hoskins mid I’ dkington of hy Jacksonville parties and the fac­ nford Forida oiithc filh day of Septem­ 12.30 Week end rates to D a y -! and he and his family will receive a it, Kt, home and be with her Savior. tin- ( rqtchtield Woolfolk-. Go. are tory will soon be tine of the chief ber 1917’.Claimant names ns witnesses: tona Beach and return. Phone hearty welcome from all the people Jh*r husband and children hud. gone in the city today, the guests of F. F. industries of this section. C. L. Click of Sanford,- Florida Philips’ Drug Store for. further par* irrespective of creed or religion. * before her to the Home beyond. Dutton, gresident of the Board of J. P. Contes of Sanford, Florida ticujurs. Orange i Belt Auto Line. V' Until further notict Musaan s pool she leaves behind several grand- Trade. Both of these gentlemen are Benjamin Griffon of Markham, Ran Into His Car 96-3tc will be open every a iternoon at 2 children to mourn her loss, well known in tlie state, especially Robert Davies h.1d his Joy spoiled Florida Mri. C. E. Henry has returned o'clock except Tuesday, and Fridays. ' „ body inlprri.(1 n jn lh„ in the vegetable and shipping busi­ Sunday while on the way to tin* Frank Griffon of Markham, Flor­ from a trip to Mt. Clemens, Michi­ Mr. Hoskins was for some health, lie it not fast driver and ida. 1 ♦ rpsala cemetery at 2 o ’ clock Wcd- ness. gan, where she took the baths for Robert W. Davis’.* ffte rambling along in Ids faithful Mr. and Mrn. M. T. Ldliatte of niMiday afternoon. The funeral sit - time tin* head of the Growers rheumatism and afterward "P*-" 1 Atlanta were in the city toduy. vices, were h e ld 'at the Swedish Lu- Shippers League and is at this time Overland heard a loud noise and be­ Register. some time with home folks in Phila­ Mr. La Haiti- represents the Key- j [,,-raij ehureh. Upsalu. Fla,’ tin- writ- engaged in compiling a rate sheet fore he rmuUi grab the lines (we 97-Tut-s & Fri-lOtc delphia. She returns in good health muc*)i to the gratification nf her! been traveling t his territory for the services. main Sanford friends , many years. X X X I I I I II I I l l l l X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X Ii l ll l l ll l l l X X X X IIIIIIIIIIl i X X X IIIIIIIIIl H X X X IIIIll l l ll l l X X X “ Life’s labor done, as sinks the day. Jobn Murrell is spending a few _ W M Hay lies. R .1. >Holly and Eight from its loud the spirit Hies. day* witn home t cl kit **r«* returning Harry Brown of tlie St. Augustine While Heaven and earth combine to D training ramp at Ft. -Mel’ her* j,Record attended the meeting of the to say. son. John is in the hospital corps j auxiliary commit the of the Florida Mow blest the righteous when he and hopes he t ill hr transferred to pr^ . Association at Leesburg Sntdies!" xene with Dr. Ralph Stevens and unlay.’ This will lie one or the most *‘,n" "f Hie other Sanford boys wh » : important movements inaugurated Rids for Transporting of School X going, to the front. j by the newspaper men of the state Children / * X No 666 will cure Malaria or BH*Mn years and will he perfected-at a Rids will be received (or 1ransiou- Fever. It kills the germs. big meeting to be held m Orlando JwrUnK ^n.Jrsn ‘>f rural di»- X 80-36t on August 18th. , tricU to and from schools for the Everything points to the'next four years as lo 'fh e period of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Denham No.- 666 will cure Chills apt! terhi of19I7'-18, beginning Septemk'realcsl prosperity for the farmer and truck grower ever known. are now comfortably located in the Gever. It^ is the most speedy rem- her I, 1:»17 andfor eightmonths to * . WJ-36L Williams cottage on Magnolia ave­ edy we kmnv. May 1, 1918. The world is clamoring for our food products— must have them. nue. * Route No. 1— Celery avenue to f t Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C-* Murchison >: Money was never before so plentiful to pay for our products. Goode M. Guerry. one of the most arc* in the ci{y from 'Jacksonville Cameron City. Route No. 2— Sanford avenue to prominent news {taper mon in the spending the day with Mr. nnd Mrs. If ever you would own a farm at Sanford, Huy It Now, before the Mr. Murchison is Elder Springs. state was in tho city yesterday en- A. P. Connelly. Route No. 3-p-.First street to Mon­ fall planting season opens nnd k'd into the game in lime to share route to Leesburg when* he is editing general superintendent of the A. C. roe corner. ,* L. Railway, the Howey Tribune. Mr. Guerry in this unusual prosperity. Route No. 4 - T o Upsata . . M i ffirmerly managing editor of the Woodland Park is open only Sun­ All transportation by auto cars, I have several of the very best farms in the Celery Delta for sale Tampa Tribune nnd afterward went days. T o let on week days. 92-tf „ v, Tinder regulations as accepted by — not "cheap” farms hut the best that can be had at Sanford at Word from Laurel Park Um^ board of trustees. exceedingly low prices for hucJi farms. where Walter and Hawkins Connelly * Bids by- single route or all routes • * • # >» and .Robert Holly ar** attending school * * together mu's( be presented on or and huving a good time camping out * * -----------------7-----'■— T . . before August 1st, 1917. carries the infprmation that the San­ pBBl I ~ p ;iTI71 B. F. Whitner,. ford hoys are holding their own. not LOOK W E $ E OVER 95-4tc . * Secretary. only in their studies hut in base bull fef » and field sports and enjoying their Pardon niounl stay in the mountains of l*(orth Car­ A quiet wedding at t h c fB ip t iM 10 Acres, dll improved und subirriffated, best material, perfect working condition, olina. . “ parsonage last night will come as a right at loading track, J , mile olf from brick road, will include crops’ o f corn d r" K * *» oV m j ■ Buy That Farm Now 4 . r* * r JHrhp •v? t? ji m 1 * 1! It*l i».• x THEY ARE LEDGER TRANSFERS, Letter From Colorado By A Cracker Buy Alomoso, Colo., July 19, 1917 Editor Sanford Herald. But they’ re »o practical and durable that you can keep nearly all „ your records in them. There’s a type to meet every purpose, and the tEsUP2121 slock forma that fit them arc so carefully designed that you ttre able to use many of them without the slightest change. Hound in Red Cowhide Back ami Corners, Corduroy Sides, Steel Hinges, Top Locking. Let us demonstrate how you can save time, labor and money by using the EB JPfflza W Bidder. HrSALD Phone 1,8 *" Sanford, Florida surprise to the many friends of the contracting parties. A Jew weeks ago M iss'M attie Blount of Waynes­ boro, Georgia came to visit her aunt, Mrs. Pugenhart, coming over from Guinesville where she had been visiting her friends, the Padgett girls, ail of them being college mules at Tainesville, Georgia. and i>eas if sold in next ten days. Price $6000. El i ^ ' 10 Acres, all Improved, one of the very best in the district, $5500. Snmlj pay­ ment down and the balance tin easy payments that will enable the purchaser to make the farm pay for itself. • • Mr. R. J. H elly— While resting at* the foot of Mt. Blanca at the head waters of the Rio Grande, viewing the snow capped peaks, whiling away a few hours here, I No intimation to their friends thought a few lines to the Herald cuine from t h e ' contracting parties from one of Sanfo/d’s lowly citizens and hist night Henry Pardon, one of might he welcomed, at least to some Sanford's most popular young mon of the Iiibio class, at the Baptist with Miss Blount quietly wended Tcmplo Whore I have associated at their way to thp Baptist parsonage ‘ times, with so milch pUHisUre and gain that my memory goes bnck with n few friends and relatives and Pr. Hyman performed the ceremony there, even in the midst of all this thnt made them mnn and wife. grandeur of scenery while touring The bride is one of Georgia's fair­ the we^t,* making, a trip front ocean to ocean viewing the snow capped est daughters, u resident of Waynes­ mountains looking in wonderment boro, und well known in the state. und awe, ns well as in ndmirntion She has visited here several times into the depth of deepest canyons and made many friends, being a I and gazing upwards in dizzy heights I charming young lady. The groom is \ oh wo speed onward toward the! the son of M^s. Purdon of this city Golden Gate. That we are charmed and of the late J. J. Purdon,* who is saying the least, for words of my was superintendent ftf the Plant Sys­ ^calibre of learning hover can express tem at this point for many years. the vastnesa of.'this'expanse of na- Henry was* raised h ere.and h®9 a 'tu fe across these plains and over large circle of friends who will wish these mountains in tho west. M y the bride and groom a life of pros­ : !• wife and children nre with me, and perity nnd happiness. Ins we look at these wonderments of In a few days Mr. and Mrs. Purnature, of soil and field and *!iky, don will leavo for Waynesboro and i I intermingling with the gardens of Gainesville und other points in > 10 Acres on Celery A'veuue, small house, not all tiled and. not a perfect place, but can be made so. Price $1250. and terms. 80 Acres on C elery Avenue. 20 Acres subirrigated, fine residence nnd several tenant houses. A perfect farm in the best of locations for a home. Price $25000. and terms. 5 Acres on First Street west o f town. t Fine home, close in. Price .$-1000, m * fi Acres near Bcardal) Ave. 'T h is farm produced the. best crons of Celery nnd Irish Potatoes grown in the vicinity*last season* Perfect condition, price $3250. > • If you would buy unimproved land F have it from 5 acre tracts to *10 acres at as low as $50 per acre/ Lays well, well drained and subject to fine Mowing wells. Near loading tracl * Such land can l>e put in cultivation and subirrigated at much less cost than to buy land already improved. If you have the time % it will pay you better to buy this kind. But the thing to.do is to Buy It Now and get busy. J. O. PACKARD m SANFORD, FLORIDA ;X X X I I i n i l l [ l l l X X X I I H I lllllllX X X lU lin illllX X X X llllllllllllX X X I I I llllll!I I X X X llilI I H llllX X X * ’ - ‘3ft * 1 1- 1 ; t * �THE 8ANPORD PAGE TWO .R II L Y f ^ M ^ m - W F S R A S F B A I I (Written Expressly for This Paper by the Famous American League Umpire.) BUDGET OF OPINION “JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME.” -EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT Oh, Very Well. A "palindrome'* not ouly mny bo a phrase, hut also "a word, verse, or sen­ tence that means the same whether the letters composing It arc taken In dlhect or In reverse order, as the an­ swer attributed to Naimlcon when liu was asked whether he could have In­ vaded England; ‘Able wujt 1 ere 1 saw D oaooo o a o o o o o o a o o o o o a a D o o o a a o o o o o o o o o o n a a o o o o a oaaoon I f ambition thrills your soul, Strive like Helen Gainyourgoal I f the race for fame you’ d win Start like Helen Runlikesin. I f to office you aspire. Rant like Helen Houscafire, I f about you cannons roar. Fight like Helen Thensomcmore^ I f you’ d see proud vict’ ry won Stick like Helen Washington. I f oblivion you’ d shun, Delve like "Helen Edison I f -• millionaire you’ d be, Scratch like Helen Carnegie! I f you prize the lion’s pelt Hunt like Helen Roosevelt, I f you covet Wall street pelf. Plunge like Helen Humpy ourself Would you nmp the fruits of stealth Scheme like’ Helen Marry wealth. Would you quaff love's nectarcd euj> Woo like Helen Keepitup. II, u*. varnished or painted, you ropy uae your stove and sink Just the same by taking two wide boards and nailing one large size cork on each end and two In the center. When the floor is dry and the boards are taken up. there will only bo the places \vhcre the corks rested to touch up. are. looking very good with the1po slhle exception of the brick stree which could be some cleaner and tl sprinklor should always precede tl \ And speaking about the cleaning up of the city J am still of the opinion that we cannot have a great place here unless we get rid of the English sparrows first and then we can have our song birds back again. These little sparrows are getting so thick that they arc a genuine nuis­ ance and the boys should be turned loose on them again during the vaca­ tion time. t This draft may be a joke to some and is probably a joke to those who are not touched but to me it is a sad occurrence and regardless of the patriotic duty which we owe the government and which I have paid to the limit I certainly hate to see pur boys going to the front. The mothers and fathers and sisters and brothers and wives und sweethearts have my heartfelt sympathy, it is fiif from a joke und should lie met with Christian fortitude and all of them should have nur prayers (or a safe returp after the war is over. War in all its horrors has not been brought home to us yet hut it will be soon and our only hope is for the speedy end. ’ Meantime all of os must help in every way possible for it is the debt we owe the govern­ ment. Hotel Neptune Under N «r Mintp-ramt Mm. C ««. Psrkrr and Mlaa l.abrl Ti Maiufrm Special Family and Party Hales American and Kurnpran l“lan 12.00 1’rr Day and U|i A CII1EL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH; 44 HE’ LL PRENT 'E M " — SO $AYS gAUNTERER. Like Helen Soforlh (B y Barney Backwood) I f in business you would rise, Work like Helen Advertise. How to Protect Floor, P B O R IF M DAYTONA BEACH FLORIDA The cool offlc is the bu otherwise, lie was unfortunate In having a play come up that the fans wen not wise to. hence they believed their favorites wore.getting all the worm of tlo decision, No one, no matter how willing, can do good work when oppressed by summer’s enervating heat. But whfcn a fan sends its refreshing breeze into every nook and corner o f your office, the heat outside is forgotten — and efficiency increases with a jump. Should your swain Smite like Helen As tne wiir twngresses i ho more the home guards are eunung into prominence ami what at first seemed u chimerical idea of patriotism and cry of "w o lf” is becoming a reality. When all the soldiers and all the available men leave here for the war who will keep order and pul down riots except the home guards. The great responsibility of the home de­ fenders should not lie looked upon too lightly for before this war .is ended the benefit ml the home guards will he demonstrated, All honor to (ho men of this city who are willing to give their time and money for the forpiatinn of the home guards. They art* doing more than the average citizen who is taking his ease at home w it h 'no thought of tomorrow und yet this lazy citizen will probably have to rail out the home * Agitation about things in genera guard to protect some of his prop­ is usually carried on by the fellow erty if the world continues to be thnt • pays the least tuxes and tin- torn with I heje rnnilirling emo­ reason he pays no taxes is because tions. he has never had time to accumulate any property -he is too busy talk- { There is a kirk in certain quar­ ters about the streets and alleys hut 1 belieVT*Mhe street-committee,of rite city council is doing their duty in the ' streets und ulleys as soon an possible. Weeds should not be cut down until they are almost ripe us thin kills thefn for the season,' in fact I think the streets und ulleys D O N ’T Write it on Your Cufi! Jot it Down in the B M jp m g i M EM O BOOK By RICHARD MARKLEY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA STATE HA INKSVII.I,R IIH.II MOIUL. I S l I l I i r i l M I iIimr«kI STAMMIIIW Art*. I j**, ACfirtlUufr, Krnjm»«'f ir-ff. Kduffllon, Graifuati* SrhiMil SriitJ f,„r Citjiltjflwf. a (jil Vli*w# A. A. MtJIU’ llIlKK, I’rm In an emergency I ever knew, unco ran close alongside uiul asked me If I when the yards were covered with Ice hail seen utiv signs of u submarine. 1 and our safely depended mi some one anhi I hadn't, whereupon he told me g o in g up to take in a m u ! I c a lle d for that | had had -a lucky escape, for a volunteer to do the Job Mark Stan­ there had been one not far from the ford alone step|M-d lo tbetfiont There course I was oh when 1 veered lo ibe were nine etinnees In leu that the east. Then I learned for tjpi first time pitching and rolling of the icsspl that | had entered a prohibited war would shake him off Into the brine. zone, on w hich all ships were liable to Hut he dbl the work and got down be torpedoed by a submarine. safely, ‘ From this jMilnt I wna given Instruc­ From that time forward ho was a tions ns to the safe course to take.and ( privileged character utsuird my ship. until \jo made |>ort I never left the He didn't think thnt he had dune any­ deck. thing very wonderful and couldn't un­ Aa to whether Mark Stanford came derstand why I was so grateful to back from the dend to warn me that I hlnp The eonseituenco of It all was wna anRing over n course on which tlutj he formed a very alifcvre attach-: lurked n submarine. I leave thnt to incut for me. ,1 last him In a storm, the render. Some, who do believe lie wus on the forecastle lowering a In aucb returns, mny think that I re­ Jib when we shlp|lod an enormous sea. ceived a supernatural visitation. OthIt took poor .Mark overboard, ami It era will tiellefe I dreamed It all The was Impossible to save him. Inttcr will probably explain the prt»s-_ One filght oil this trip 1 hnvo been encc of the submarine na a coincidence. telling ulsiut from' New York to Liver, pool I woke Up very suddenly, con­ L O N G W O O D ’ S -H O N O R R O L L scious of some appalling danger. Now, I ’m not going to say whether 1 did wake up or was dreaming- or Old Boston Cricket Club Looking. After' Ite Members. suffering from nightmare. What I ’m The Long wood Cricket club, regard­ going to tell Jon Is that I saw Mark Stanford standing in my’ cabin. lie ed as the oldest organization in the |md the same paleness on him ns when country devoted to lawn -tennis, has I saw him In the water passing nsferif compiled nil. honor mil of the members who have entered the service of the the day ho was carried ovelboanl. United Stales and U* allies. Twenty "Put Iter off to tho eusFill'd. cap­ names are « u the roll, and other, u-tii tain." he said. I Jumped out o f my berth and reach­ ed for my clothes, ami when I looked again for Mark tie wasn't there. 1 sat for a moment on the edge of my Iterth wondering: Mark wus dead. I had seen him In the Water anil I knev. thnt ■ In such a storm lie couldn't' be got out of tlie water. Moreover, If he had been saved I felt sure thut he would have surrly rcjolpcd me. Nevertheless he COLLEGE F O R WOMEN T A LLA H A S S E E r o u e a e OF Tilt: 1IIOHRNT luSK IJbrftl Art*. KifjcAtitifi, Ki|>rrj*ion Phytlfa! Htlurafitm, Art, Horn* Erunumlni Writ* fnr t ’alAlitgu* anil llonk of Wwn HOW. 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Bound in Handsome Dura­ ble Black Morocco, with Red Leather Index that cuablcs you to find wliat you want in­ ! I,s| In Famous Racer Is Dead. Hastings, brilliant rnce ho successful sire, Is dead. A sho 'IImth. ngo he became paralyzed, nnd wheel Belmont directed that he be hi nt the destroyed. • Unique Popularity, . “ A man dut minds bis own bust ness." sold Uncle Ehen, "Is so unusual dat he’s liable to find nui' people hut tin' Iti «n him dan a regular mixer."— Washington Star. , stantly. Phone UK Sanford, Florida TelllnJj the Truth., To tell truth, rightly understood, la not to state the true fncts, but to con­ vey a true Impression; truth In spirit, not truth to letter la Uto true veracity, — Stevenson. �Ing up” Ia not JuJit n sullahle trim armers and Fruit Growers The T h rill and llie Hell ol the Trenches, Described • by rfn American Bo^. Behind the Plow The olcl.anyinjJ, “ All work and no higher at p|»y makes Jack n dull boy,'* is still ter. for tl I yorth>’ » f roniiMDliranxim.durintf-.ihU whf*r»*-rtTr j f ar of stress on the farm. The hours have been long and the work •harder perhaps than any farmer and Why not hi* family s huuld work. quit for awhile? Father and the boys are tired, and mother and the girls are tired, und 11/0 on the farm seems to he just one full day after another. Wouldn’ t it be enjoyable to quit Just for u little while, to sort of catch your breath? The ’ University of Florida exten­ sion division suggests that a half day or a day be taken from the routine farm work every so often, say every month for sight seeing. Not for a long ‘and expensive trip hut just u short journey about the neighbor­ hood. No farm family exists unto itself, and none is so ignorant that he doesn't know what hid neighbor is doing. Dy making an occasional ex­ cursion to the far edge of the neigh­ borhood or fnrther, the fa mer ea learn what others arc doing nnd how and why. It helps him to the rest afforded by the observations made ^nd keeps, him out of the rut. Let tho- boys huvy an afternoon off to go on a base bull game, and the girls would enjoy a picnic occa­ sionally, while the parents visit with a neighboring family. There is such a thing us too much work: a squeez­ ing out of all the joys of farm life. And if .carried too far. it squeezes the hoys and the girls off the farm. Play a little. Prevent Waste on Top of Silage There is always some waste on the top of the silo unless efeding opera­ tion* are begun as soon as the silo is filled. T h i» amount of waste varies under different conditions of man­ agement. Various methods for less­ ening the amount of waste have been tried out. One o f , the first-precautions is to •pack thoroughly and level the top of the silage, Some use oat chaff or cut straw. Others thoroughly soak tke top with water, then seed with oats The oats germinate and form a thick covering, 'which serves to keep tint the air.- thus lessening wade. One of the easiest nnd most satis­ factory methods to follow, says the t nr. rrdty of i loiida experiment •tutioii, m to pick tll«* ears of I lie last ih rei» or four loads of corn then run the stalks through I lie cutter into the silo. Thoroughly tramp th ltne Then put on from twenty to thirty barrels of water. This lias the eiTept of hermetically sealing the 'djO ami only u very -thin layer of waste Will -lie t>n top. Fill the Silo Carefully Failure to exclude properly the air whivli is essential to fungus growth !s the principal cause of moldy «ilnK>'. says the University of Florida experiment station. Silage is really pickled corn, pickled by the acids produced from the sugars by the acid bacteria. Tho silage will keep as us acid destroying organisms »re kept out ef the silo. When these organisms, molds, destory the *icd. tile silage will spoil. Jt is an important fact that the acid des­ troying organisms require the presenre of air. - T o ’ keep silage, then, it ii ne.-essary to keep air from it. if the following (mints are oh*erved. the furmer will have no dif­ ficulty in keeping silage: usuyai stn settle .ifter about tu.i ter and « k 1 1 ■V c { i SERQEANT McCUNTOCK. Sergeant Alexander McClintock of Lex­ ington. Ky., anti the Canadinit A rm y Hat Gripping Tate That Every AinrrtCTn Wift Read, For He Tells the Facts— Unndoin ed. Wounded, a Distinguished Conduct Medal Man He Was Invalided Home, but Is Going "Out There" Again to Fight For Uncle Sam and His Allies. An In ­ spiring, Interesting, Personal Narrative, Full of the Spirit and Atmosphere of the Trenches, How About Sweet Potatoes? Farmers over tho state have re­ sponded heartily to llie call to pliant more food crops. A majority of them have turned to sweet potatoes. The acreage in the state lids been increased greatly and with a normal yield there will bp more potatoes produced in the state than can be consumed here. rectlnn of s bnvmict thrust and con­ trolled by n button nt the left hand grasp of the rifle. Besides his rifle, all of these men carried six or eight Mills No. A hand grenades, weighing from a pound nnd five ounces to n pound and seven ounces each, By Sergeant Alexander McClintock, D. C. M„ 87th Overseas Bath, Canadian Urea. Guards. I'he University of Florida exten­ sion division has been urging the Copyright, HIT, by the Hell Hyn construction of sweet potato storage dlcate, Inc. houses to take care of the'crop, nnd unless this is done the furmyr will be placed « t a disadvantage nt rourektSCrgrant McClintock, who hat icrn ing time. And right there-.is an icrvicc in /'ranee, ira* decorated far opportunity for the town man to bravery, tcuunded, invalided home and ft sole ended coring to g< I it voinint*$hat show his patriotism1:—- . ., * ft* our army. .1 rommlulmi in thv Ca­ The farmer has shnulderod the nadian army aim ft* Aim It he return* burden of production, He is doing to Join hi'* old eoinmand. In the flr*t ho well that nonr can complain. and.second article* he yraiihieally de­ Hut the town man with idle capital scribe* hi* (mining, ftis lo Franca will be a candidate for the title of and the elaborate preparation* made ■“ slacker’ ’ if he does nut employ his for a bomb raid on the lit nnau In m he*. capital in cooperation with the fiirS Me climbed out o f the shelter " f ou r trenches for m* tli-l mol, perhaps, nit |n*l. 1 Hmpght ad­ venture In No Man's I jiihI I lie word was passed; "liver tho top mol give 'em lied!" That is the liritl.sli Tommies' hat(le cry ns they charge the enemy, nml It has often sounded op nml down those long lines In western France h i the itrltlsh. I'nnadlah nml Austrfillnn sol­ diers go nui to (lie light and tin* don Mi When lo Cut Corn for Silo We Mere diVhleil Into si\ parlies of While there is some difference ,,f leu m-'itj em'h pari) having separate opinion on when to cut corn lor ■fillies lo perforill W e tTolli lied f--r silage, most farmers agree that it ward, moving slowly in single llie, will keep well if cut, when the grains stuiu11(Ing Into shell holes and over are dented, in the dough stage, nr dead men—some very, long dead and when -about one fourth, the husks managing to keep In ton-h with each . I he eurn should lie-spread during filling and not allowed to heat 10 Uje pile. TLT ^7 Not less than two or three .inches ■>1101*1(1 he fed from the Bur/uce each *|ay after the silo has been opt no I. •''•Mie should not be dug into when lo1* ,,T the surface, cither us a whole lf*t. or tho surface, cither as a whole *,r in spotB he broken deeper than necessary fqr the day's feed. In filling, the corn should Qfftll/r packed or tramped Parts o f ‘the nilo. M a n y 'silo tffefur having the surface he uni*' in all owners of the wo .would Ito fclllp*! or captured I f wo Mink tliore nml ( hut wo wouldn't got uny niori* prisoner*. I lr«»!^l «u my wrist until* orul-itaw th at 'there re- pifkfsi tile way to siurt non***. |The extra 1***1*\y Imhh bard incut had wnniod the Hermans Ihat something wits about , to happout They sent up *lnr shell* nuil *‘S *i s " *11*;mil* Unlit there was it clare over (he tom earth like (hut ■which you ms * nt the grand finish of a I ’nltCs itrework* display, and mean-- w 4 . i ; » '- 4M- t- —pmvr-ri— Vrt—M u m It 8e«m*id That tbs Whole Earth De hind Mo Roto In tho Air. und lower leaves of the stalks are turning brown’ in color, says the University of Florida experiment station. This would indicate that the best results are obtained when the corn Is mature enough t o . he cut for shucking. The nearer the food is to maturity the mors fond uuliront« n contain*}. Thus the more valuable from a silage standpoint, provided there is enough moisture lo insure proper fermentation. Immature corn makes a dark colored sour silage which may cause, animals tp scour badly. Why Seven la Thought Lucky. Seven Is generally regarded ns a lucky number because It Is sacred to Apollo. The story goes that at the birth of this great deity seven sacred swans circled about his godhead. 1 1 missing. The' mhtslng list was tho longest. The names of those men werw marked "in. h. k." (missing; believed, killedi on* our rolls. I have learned since that some few of them have tieou rc|*irted through Switzerland ns pris­ oners of war In Herman)*, hut most of them are now officially listed ns dead. All of-tin. survivors of the raiding party were sent twenty wiles' to' tlm rear nt T o'clock, nnd the noncommis­ sioned officers wen* ordered,to make retains In writing concerning the cn-tlre raid. I never slept more tlian uu hour at a Mine for several day% and nlgliH I would doze off from sheer cVhiiiisMon amt then suddenly tlnd my. "elf 'liMng straight op. soared half to death all over again. There unit Is* soldiers u ho woil't gi’t w im d when they know they nrr in danger or even when (ample are be­ ing killed right,aniuud them, tuff I'm not one of them. Ami I've never met any of them yet I know s boy who won Mie military cross In the buttle of Mu* Somme, nml I saw him on Ills knees I-ofon* his pinio.-u coiniu.itider. • Iiainetes'lv erv log lo* was u coward mol b e g g in g p> !•■* left behind. Just when the order to advance m a s given. fn Mils war In every offensive. Idg ■■r small, the man who has been train«sl to throw a bomb thirty yards Is busier amt more Important Muni the fellow ’ vvItti the nu>deni rllle. which will 'boot ii mile and a half mid make a bole through a house. In u good iiiiiii) Mirprldiig wavs this vvnr has curried us lot- k to llrsl principles. I remember a crusader's mace which I once t.iin lo the llrltlsh museum that ""H id make a bang up knob kerrle, much better than the klud with which •be* am* mir No I men In ii raiding section. It lool a round Iron bead, with *<pikes nit over It. 1 wonder Mint they haven't started u factory to turn them out. Tricks of Bombing. I.cnglh of ('ul in Silo Filling In vv hat lengths should" corn silage he cut? is u question on whleh all silo owners do not agree. Some ad­ vocate a length of one and one-half inches, which is more crono'mical from the viewpoint, of saving power and filling Hip silo rapidly. Some advocate a cut of onc-half inch, which insures h*ss waste in feeding the silage and makes it possible to put a greater quantity of corn into tjic silo. The University of . Florida experi­ ment station recommends the onehalf or three fourths inch cut, every­ thing considered. This will make a very palatable form of silage for the animal, and also make it easier to pack the silage so as to eliminate the air, thus preventing waste mend good rending. Six hours,ench week of serious rending Is not much, hut It may mean the difference be­ tween a $20.000-n-yrnr exeeutlve nnd n $”A clerk. Head! Learn to think with— nnd against the deep thinkers of the world.— William Maxwell In Col­ lier's. f ! J j j j | Kitftii—* ! with Mica at' nf inn-him- ami lire. In tile fills' of Ill'll Hi- startl'd It wiiiilij lm iili'iml in -mi that wr non* nm rrlKhleiusi. Thin kina uien eoilld not help hill la1 afraid. • If we were pallid, which uudolihlcslly we wore, the Mark upon, our fates hid It. but our f*ur struck voltes were not disguised. Tliey trembled and our, teeth ehntteria). W e sneaked out single llie. tiuiklnc our way tr*-in shell hole to shell hole, nearly nil toe time mi all fours, crawlIiik QUiekly over the tint places between this small shelter. The Herman* had not si*.hied us, hut they Were squirting machine gun Millets nil over the place promiscuously, like a mull watering a lawn with a annlen hose, and they were Mumd to get some of us. llchlud mo 1 heard erles of pain nml groaun. hut It made little Impression on my benumbed Iniclllaemv from the mere fuet flint whatever had hnppcncd had hnppetied to. i-ne of the other sections of ton and not to my own. It ire mod. smite w a y o r-other, lm affair to con­ cern nie. Then a niflt} In front of me doubled up suddenly nml rolhsl Into a shell Inde. That simply made nie reme in he.' very clearly Mint I" was .not* to slop mi nceoiiiit of It.. It was.smite A De Good to Her. The silp should be stifllciently When we see a woman trying to buy dfep to provide for good settling and a newspaper on a cold day, with nl* parking; the walls should be as im­ the apparently necessary maneuvers pervious to,air ns possible, and non­ involved In getting a penny nut of the conducting to heat and moisture. •mall pocjfetbook lu the deep recesses - Corn should he pul into the silo of her handbag, we feel that she ought to have the vote or n mother's pen­ -‘i*the eurs begin to glaze. sion or \vhatever else she wants nt the Corn should be cut fine and pnek- moment, so ns to make up to her h? 1 ft tlrtqly so as to exclude as mucg some measure for the accident of sex. Jir as possible. —Ohio .Slate Journal. The Ion ves and heavier portions should lio well mixed ami evenly Value of Reading. scattered over the surface during the Rentl! I cannot ton strongly recone If fodder und weather are very 'by. water should he added. If too •lfy. corn will not pack nor ferment sufficient,y to prevent Jungus growth. W o were ernwlliig about on nirfuura Ju.it far enough nut In No Man'* Land t«» bo under the edge o f the Gorlin*ii shell tire mill Inking whnt shorter wo Wa Wara Crawling About on All Fours. When llie * itiudlmi* lir.-f Introduced bombing the Uunbs were Improvised out of lupss tins, the fuses were cut necordtiig to the taste nml judgment of the Individual Mauler, an d 'Just when the J>omb would explode was more or less problematical. Frequent* I* Mie Hermans have tossed mir bombs back lnlo our trenches before they went off. That vvus dangerous nnd Ir­ ritating. They can't do Mint with n Mills grenade or any of the Improved factory made Montis, because Mie men know Just how tliey are Mined und are (mined to know Just how to throw them. Then the Hermans used to work n little Mupb trick of their own. They learned that our scouts nml raid­ ers were all anxious, to get u Herman helmet ns n souvenir. ■ They'd put hel­ mets on the ground In No Man’s I.nml or In uti advanced trench with bombs under them. In several cases men looking for souvenirs suddenly liecnmo lucre memories themselves. In several raids when bombing was new the Canadians worked n trick on the Hermans with extensively fatal effis't. They tossed bombs Into the Herman tranches with six Inch fuse* attached. To the Hermans they looked Just Like the other tsmibs we had l>ccn using, uml. In fact, they w ere-all hut the fuses. Instead of having failed to continue burning, as the Hermans thought,' (hose fuses had never been lighted. They were kistnntaneaus fuses. The Ignition spark will travel through nil Instniiiaueoiis fuse lit the rnto of thirty yards a second. A Herman would pick up one of these bombs, select the sjvot where lie Inioiidcd to blow up n few of us vvlih our own ammonaf and then light the fuse. After that there had to Ik> n now man in Ids place. The bomb would explode Instantly the long fuse was Ignited, The next day when I got up after thM disastrous raid my liunklc a a l d : ^ . "Something sure raised h— wljh^our calculations." , "A s those automatic aelf cocking revolvers did with u Kentucky wed­ ding when some one made a remark reflecting on the bride.” I replied. The fourth article of this remarkable personal narrative will appear soon. It is entitled: No. 4.—Shifted to tha Somma,. Very Deep. Four-ycnr-old Lueile, In great excite­ ment— "Oh. manunn, come and see the big hole George nnd I digged In the the sand. It’s more'n a foot deep. It’s n foot an' a leg." Horneant McClintock takes tuirt In tha err a lest of nil battle* mid tells of tha hell of It. "The front in lirlctum was really a rest sector In comparison with It," lia snys. Tha extenniva praparatlona ot tho allies for open warfare nftarward abandoned because of tha tallura of as* peeled developments. ■ ' , � 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, July 27, 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>, July 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/06da62d54ca108d4d6e557383649e2e2.pdf 978fe10511d3fd67dd146e37678cc5cd PDF Text Text f • -• , . * ■ x* w - \ - IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N HERALD PUBLISHED : 0 f l - WEEKLY ON AND I TUESDAYS FRIDAYS k •> I N S A N F O R D — Life l e Woith Living I y o l.l'M K vm SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. JULY 31, 1917 NUMBER 99 *„Sil NEWSPAPERS STATE TROOPS SANFORD BOYS ENLIST WILL BE COLLECTED OF FLORIDA WILL HOLD IN DEFENSE OF COUNTRY BY THE YOUNG LADIES WILL UNITE OWN IDENTITY CHEER THEM ON THEIR WAY books for soldiers Campaign to be M ade Friday M orn in g -B ig M eeting at Night ; . Ran)’ other cities are sending or Biking arrangements to send Took* ted magadnes to the aoldcirs. The , (Roving from the Times Uniorf ikon what they are doing there: | "Lloyd W. Josaelyn, librarian of the f Jaekaonville public library, yeatcrdjy issued a call for people of the oty to supply 25,000 books and • aagaxincs for American soldiers and i uiiors in Europe. So, if you are in a position to jfcrt with popular novtb and back numbers of the leading Bigazinca and want to help enter­ tain'our boys across the sea in camp ' the hospitals, telephone and in . . Bell 939 or Automatic M-1980 and a messenger will call for them. The American Library Association hu been officially requested by the United States government to assume responsibility fo.. providing adequnt * hbrsry facilities in all cantonments and training camps. The association ’ b cooperating witli and w ill in many cues work through the chaplains in the army, the Y . M. C: A., the Knight.- <d Columbus, nnd every selfar< organization at work in thrse ramps and cantonments. In addition to the thirty-two Urge libraries at tho regular and Na­ tional Guard cantonments, there will be .the armies at the front and . the many smaller unita scattered ^ through the country to bo supplied with bu»ns and magazines. A .m il­ lion books are needed at once for •there n.ii' ..if or more men that will loop bo l1 camp nnd ut tiie front., Whil. many . books are being bought I ; the Library Association, tbou.or . must be givi>n In order tlflt ev r -oldier may have the priyflfgr •( «:udy und reading. The city librarian has charge of the »tatc work in Florida. This ’ Brins i «it only collecting, classify­ ing ami shipping the hooks, hut also directing the work through the sUte in such military units as those it Pensacola nnd Key West. Book* of good stories will be Tinted most—mystery stories, books of adventure and sea .stories. Such tuthor* as Stockton, Tnrkington, Churchill, Stewart Edward White, ind A. Conan Doyle have been found very popular. GoVl poetry »nd drama; biography, travel, his­ tory. up-to-date technical and scien­ tific books and French language t«fy, kp-to-datc technical and scien­ tific abooks and French language study hooks are especially needed. In one company over one-fifth of the ®>cn «r< already studying French. French attractive magazines will useful, especially of the character of the National Geographic, World’s Popular Mechanics, Scribner's *nd Century. None over a year old should be included, however. Twenty-five thousand books and ®*tsxinei at once la Jacksonville’s Wots.. Do your bitl With her ‘accustomed foresight in ' city interested Dr. Hyman. Mrs. Wight, Mrs. Deane Turner. B. F. Whltner. C. R. Walker •“d R. J. Holly and a meeting was D at the Library Saturday night. *, •*** decided to have the young dirs of the city to take up this itsttor and make a thorough can.Tu* of the city next Friday morn“r. taking the city by acctions and >oung ladies will have captains 1 e car* and others will drive the and the canvasi will bo mado » moat systematic manner. Dr. * yrn,n n,ld Mrs. Henry Wight made rznvau of the city yesterday mornf and- .......... informed the young inciios ladles to m e young » r i /n tbc*r ^“ Ges and all of them #WJr responded to the call. nnw ^ou Rood Sanford E * * 110 havr book» ™ d maga| ’ “ l5*1 you will send the soldiers f*n' * *m uber® G»e young ladies J9' them Friday morning. and get inspiration for the great work that lies before us. The Home Guards drill Friday night and will be at tMe meeting first and take part in the programf* Following are the teams and the captains and they are requested to report at the Library or Woman’s Club tomorrow morning at rjine thirty to perfect the plan of canvass­ ing. On Friday morning they will report at the same place with their automobiles at eight thirty ready for the whirlwind campaign. The city will be districted and the districts will he taken out of a hat and handed to the captains, thus making the campaign more interest­ ing as t^c various captains will not know their districts until the slip is hint (led to them; Group I — Mae Thrasher, Captain: Francois Chappell, Mrs. Mai Wight, Mrs. Vance Douglass. , <;r„ u|“ n *kV|*»*I"Tl. nrv Cai.iain l v ,.ki Mr< Iu||,h xviKht. Mrs’ Cooper. Group HI Seritn Lake. Captain; Dorothy Humph. Mrs. Mobley, Miss Ball. t - • , Group IV —Ruth Me Daniel, Cap­ tain; Agnes Buthamly, Mrs. R. L. Howe, Mrs. R. M. Grovenstein. Group V Midlie Abernathy. Cap­ tain; Anna Mi-mi. , M in Martha Fox. Mi»* Matt hew Group VI \ era Tcrhcun, Cabtain,. Marian Deitrich, Miss Chnrlottc Hand. Miss Helen Rowland. Group VII — Rosamond Radford, Captain, • Edna Chittenden. Miss .Jeanette Laing, Mrs. Ernest Betts. Group VIII — Esther Miller. Cap­ tain; Miss Nellie Elder. Lillie Ruth Spencer. Mr*. McCutlcr Group IX Carolyn Spencer, Cap tain; Beulah Spurting, Lillian Her­ ring, Belle Smith. Group X Adele Rims. Captain: Rose Gallagher, Mrs. ffarredd, Mrs. Hyman. SEMINOLE'S ROLL OF HONOR The Hravc Boys Who Have Gone Forth to Fight for Humanity » Sake • The following hoy* from Sanford and Seminole county have joined the army and navy or will join in the next few weeks. This list i* not complete and all those who know of any. 'boys who have enlisted and are npt on this list please let The Herald know about it a* the list will be printed every week uhtil the war is over: • ‘ Navy Karl Schults, on board ship Allen Jones, medical reserve corps . Morris Spencer, medical reserve corps Sherman Routh, medical reserve corps Collier Brown, medical reserve corps Oliver Murrell, medical reserve corps ’ Leslie Hill, medical reserve corps Ned Chittenden, signal corprf Roy Chittenden, marine corps , Army John Murrell, medical reserve corps Kenneth Murrell, quartermaster reserve Seth Woodruff, quartermaster re­ serve Stanley Walker, quartermaster re­ serve Dr. Ralph Stevens, hospital corps .Joe Chittenden. Florida troops George Hall, Florida troops Oscar Speer, Florida troop's Bruce Anderson, Florida troops Ernest Gregory, Florida troops Fred Mason, Florida .troops George McLaughlin, officers re­ serve Harold Washburn, roast artillery Albert Fry, coast artillery J James Estridge. Florida troops George Huff, Florida troops Thomas Sullivan. Florida troops W. A. I’ attishall, officer reserve corps . Meade Fox. coast artUl fry. nii;ht. ,hcrc wUI b« a b'K Prcsbyterinn C. K. dub •Pi m m ' n* at tbo Woman’s The Presbyter/an C. E.’s will en; Pt»*»r,r" t*"> v.*Hous teams will be x*inm , lbc^r book* and mag- tertain their friends on Friday even­ the Hi. .. ,,atG°Gc program under ing at therr regular monthly social bolder uiiM ° f M” ’ Erneat Ilous- with a ’’ Railway Trip." which prom­ Uke . i < arr*nged the same to ises lots of fun. All members are h ' t* r‘ va,'° ' T'" thirty minutes, and urged to come and bring their * *h°uld attend this mretingjfri friends. gallantry by any organization in the war will also probably be announced Big M eeting in the Park T o­ in the dally press; sometimes in the night to Bid Them Farewell published orders of this Department. Sanford’s young men are signing With the hope that the informa­ Hereafter the Florida newspapers The boys who join the state tion contained in this letter and its up to take their part in the great will mean something more than troops will have the satisfaction of inelosure will meet the ' wishes of war aqd thia week many of them mere newspapers If the plans soon knowing that Florida and § other your correspondent, I am, have joined the Orlando com pany. to be formulated can be carried out. state troops will not lose their iden­ Sincerely yours, Sergeant R. J. Dyett la here from The following fro m « the Leesburg tity. This has been a mooted ques­ Newton D. Baker, Orlando and is anxious to get a a Commercial explains the idea "of the tion since the war started as it was . . Secretary of War. many Sanford boys as possible as close , affiliation of the newspapers: thought the National Guard troops War Dept., Washington, the Sanford and Orlando boys can "Leading Florida newspapers will would be merged into the regular . . - July 1 /, 1917. be together and the Florida regi­ present a solid front when the aux­ army and lose its identity altogether. Generaj-Orders. No. 88 ments will not loee their identity iliary planned at a meeting last Sat­ With Otis idea in view C. H. LefThe three parts .of the Army of but will be together all during the urday of a special committee for tier of this city wrote* to Senator the United States referred to in the war. Sergeant D yett isfrom Company ’ that purpose is brought into exist­ Fletcher and the letters following are art of congress approved May 18, of the Florida* National Guard and ence and put into working order. self explanatory: 1917, are designated the Regular the captain is Preston Ayres, an ex­ The state press will have a business Miami. Fla., July 28. 1917 Army, the National Guard and the regular army man and one w h o*' center and will be organized for served in the Spanish war and in the Mr. R. J. Holly, Sanford. Fla.: National Army. . mutual advancement and for mutual , , . . . . . . . i Friend Holly — Discussing the posThe engineer regiments, except Phillipinrs and is just hack from proteetion against the injustice which |,,b|I|ty or. rath,.r thp ,IUe„ hond nf pioneers will he numbered in* the service on the Mexican border where ts being meted out to it by certain , hr ieIprtiv|. dfafl troops served With the Orlando comlosing manner aplready approved and put politicians who are clothed with a pan* So we feej that ou r boys go­ their state identity in our regular into effect . little brief authority. army organisation on going to The designations of regiments of ing under Captain Ayres and with Present at last Saturday’s meeting France I wrote Senutor Fletcher. I the National Guard will' show in the .Orlando company will be well were the commit tea. composed o f-a m enclosing his answer for puhlira- parenthesis their present *tate desig­ taken care of and it will be like one Harry L. Brown, St. Augustine, turn if you wish to do so. The nations, ns, for e x a m p le .----------th big company of home folks. chairman; A. J. Becker, Gainesville; Very truly yours, . Infantry (jst Me),* -*■------ th Field following young men signed u p Sat­ and Gi(berl D. Leach, Leesburg; C. H. Le filer. Artillery (2nd Pa.), etc. The. desig­ urday and yesterday und m ore of Robert J. Holly and W. M. Haynes . War Dept., Washington, nations of regimints of the National them are to follow: of Sanford, and O. W. Weaver of July 17. 1ft 17 Army will show in parenthesis the Bruce Anderson. Geo. Hn II, Oscar Gainesville. A complete plan of state fr<>m which each organization. Estridg*. Thus. SuiliHon. Di.rvan I’ . Fletcher. organization was adopted and this <>r tiie hulk of it was drawn, as for van, Joe ttenden, 1■'r«-d Mason, I nit« d States Senate. is reviewed in full in the editorial My Dear Senator; example. the Infantry W George Huff. Ernest Gregory. columns Under this plan a corn' th Field Artillery iMinn. . , . ... , , 1 beg leave to acknowledge the re­ \ a. Tomorrow night at the Central paration not for profit will.be formed ccipl of your ,Plu.r o( lhe , 2th ln„ No parenthesis implies Regular j p ark the Sanford Rand will render a n d . membership will be held by \ which you inclosed * with re­ Army, an ordinal number and state a concert and there will bo a few* newspapers and not by individual*. quest for information in the matter abbreviation implies National'Guard, remarks made by Sanford men and The committee decided to call to-* j one dated J u ly -10, 1917, from Mr. a simple state abbreviation implies the boys will be given a lit tie sendoff gether in Orlando an Saturday. . C. If. Loffler of Sanford, Florida, National Army. to show them that we appreciate This system contemplates that the their patriotism. All th«* boys who August Ifcth, representatives of ev-'w*ho asks to be informed whether pry newspaper belonging t o the the regiments of'th e National Army* designations ir^ parenthesis will or­ are home on furloughs and those dinarily he omitted in orders, dis­ who have signed up uro expected to Florida State Pres* Associaiton At 'will |.>.. thiir state identity, etc patches or correspondence, hut will be present and if possible there will that meeting the Florida Publishers' In rt-ponse I have the honor to Auxiliary will be formed and a inclose f.>r your information a copy he authorized, when desired, for he be a squad from Orlundo. The of local identification and to Home Guard* will also' be there and a board of live directors **ilj. be of tne draft for War Department purpose , .. . , , . , , , .. . . . . preserve tradition* and local pride. the meeting will be arranged for the elected. This hoard will •*1oldish a General Orders. No. dated July n . , # .. .. . .... . . * By order of the Secretary of War: bpys wiio are here nnd for those who central office anil t tnploy a rnanagio* II. 1911, which order* nave not yet -y. ,, .... Tasker If. Bliss, who will have charge of thr conduct have gone before* to show that San­ been printed. From this inelosure it Maj-Gcn., Acting Chief of Stuff. of the business of the organization ford is with them and we will do ail will he seen that ncightcr National ami he responsible to the.board of guard organisations nor National Official: If. P. McCain,* Adj. Gen!. in our power to assist them after they have gone* to the front. They directors# It is planned to Issue Army organization* will lose their , I nearthed Old Safe . * will leave tomorrow- for Orlundo to shares of stock in #25 denominations gta|(. jdenijty While excavating* fur the new go into camp for one week and from and no newspaper edn belong unless th e' Workmen (here- they will go to. Black Toint. it subscribes for at least one share. | * ^ ,lb reference to casualties it is j.o»ioifice building Papers with a circulation of * over to hesitated that such will probably came across an old safe at the The 1,000 and under 2,000 must have announced in the daily press a* southeast turner <#f the* lot. Shower for llride-li).fje two shares and papers of 2,000 « r , Gity may occur: also by direct noli- safe U** -imbedded in the earth A delightful shower in honor of over must have" three shares in order Hcatiun from the. War Department about two feet under the surface Miss Bessie Smith of Paolu was giv­ to hold membership. Assessment* : •" 'be families of deceased officers und looked hi first like buried treas­ en on Friday by Mrs. Benj. Smith However the safe door was (Continued on Page 4) ’ and enlisted men. Any distinguished ure. of Sanford Heights, assisted by Mrs. open and ull that the .Safe contained A. Anderson. The house was beau-, was Sanford soil whirh is some tifully decorated for the occasion treasure. After diligent; inquiry with pink roses, coral vines and* about the safe it was learned that ferns which made a very pretty ef­ it must -have belonged to fhe late fect. Delicious refreshments of ice Richard Marks as his real estate cream and cake were served, and stood at the spot about twen­ music and a guessing contest were* TW O HUNDRED AND TW O NAMfcS DRAW N office ty five years or more ago and the greatly enjoyed. The gifts were pre­ building was afterward destroyed by - H A L F TO BE CHOSEN sented to the bride to be by little fire and it i# the supposition that The exemption board for Sem­ 514 Wm. Sylvester Jackson, Sanford whoever owned the ja fe buried it to Dorothy Haynes, in pink, drawing a pink wagon filled with gifts. inole county having received the 433 Eli Futch, Sanford . get rid of the heavy burden, which Those .enjoying the occasion were key to the names to be drafted the 10 William Anderson, Sanford is often done after a safe has putMesdame* Hoequist, Darling, Misses list 'in The Herald last week has 1031 George Stevens, Altamonte lived its usefulness. It will take Ellen llotquist, Edna Russell of Or­ been corrected and the names given 487 Lyloyd Hill, Sanford * - some handling by the contractor to lando. Mi»*. Soderlund of Winter below are the official draft. Two 797 Ben Cooper, Oviedo • . get the safe out of .the way for the Park, and Mesdanles Frank, Mun­ hundred and two names will be 140 Andrew Jackson King, Sanford foundations. lions. son, McAllister, Bower, Brantly, dwran and one hundred and one will 432 Raymond Fields, Sanford Anderson. J. J. Purdon. Shipp, Went be chosen for the first draft. They 18 Roy B. Bower, Sanford New Building la Pretty are given below* in a revised and cor­ 652 Norman M. Swanson, Sanford The new building being erected V. Douglass, Babbitt, B. W. Smith, Haynes, rected list as near correct, as it is 927 Matthew Best, Chuluota on Park avenue by the First Na­ Wray, Cowan, Hardman, Miss Albine Frank. possible to get Hiem: « 739 Charlie Wilson, Sanford tional Bank ia assuming proportions 258 J. Hrodie Williams Sanford 601 Sam. M. Pickens. Jr., Sanford and the front is now being laid in 458 Lawrence Gay, Sanford * Goes to Colorado 606 'Samuel W Pcavcyhouae Sanf%rd yellow pressed brfdk with black 854 Julius Scott, Sanford 182* Munroc~ Norwood Sanford C. F. Haskins leaves today tot mortar, making a beautiful appear­ 783 Elie Blakely, Oviedo 513 Clerely Johnson Sanford also a n d ?" This building will be store Denver, Colorado and will 837 Clayton Newton Oviedo 46 Chas. Claudius Cobb, Sanford rooms aqd offices and will add much visit Pipkin, Cripple Creek and 337 Eilia Bell, Oviedo lp20 James M. Evans, Altamonte to that part ol the cit>\ Tark ave- oth«r mining propqsititffz in Colo­ 670 Bryan Howard Squire, Sanford 223 Francis E Singletary, Sanford nuo is*becoming ore of the busy rado. He will inspect the mine and 275 Arthur B. Wright, Goldsboro 117 Pete Holden, Sanford . side streets and the new First Na- afterward attend the meeting of the 602 Frank Pitta, Sanford 509 Burton Johnson. Sanford • tioral building will help the material stockholders at' Denver. F ron there 564 William Fred Mason,"^Sanford 390 Chas. E. Chapman, Sanford growth of Park and that part 'of he will go to Brcckcnridge, Colorado 945 Charlie Jackson, Chuluota 75 Thomas Meade Fox, Sanford and return home by Chicago and First street. 596 Laurence M. Nott, Sanford 772 Henry Tucker, Taola will visit friends in various places in 536 C. C. Lock. Sanford 721 Ralph B. Wight, Sanford Illinois and Indiana, lie will also • Fite at St Cloud 786 RoLt.Bricton Oviedo 548 Henry Lawson, Sanford St. Cloud, July 28. — Tire sv.cpt stop awhile i n . Atlanta and expects 126 John Jciks, Goldsboro 280 Oscar Milton Zitrower, Sanford the business district of St. Cloud in to return to Sanford about Septem­ 784 D. Curtis Brown, Oviedo x 972 Drawdy.E. Matthews, Gabriella the early hours of the morning and ber 16th. 755 Lem Youdell, Sanford 983 Bruce Clouser, Long wood' was not checked until nineteen busi­ 107 Jos. C. Hutchison. .Sanford 757 Arthqr Zrglar, Sanford ' ness houses were destroyed. During June Lake county took a 616 Zcbidec Ratliff. Sanford 966 Robert B. Hawkins, Gabriella The approximate loss is 5100.000 le-p far to the front in cattje nipping 373 Miles T. Cassidy, Sanford 868 James Ashe, Geneva and the approximate insurance $12,­ in Florida. Not more than hall the 715 Chas. M. Williams, Paola 332 Chas. L. Britt, Sanford 000. cattle dipped in the counties ijow 486 Jalius Huff, Sanford 379 Joe Chittenden, Sanford The fire was Hiscovered Shortly constructing vats were in Lake coun­ 692 Kyer Thomas, Sanford 542 Sherman. Lloyd, Sanford after midnight.# I t .started in Draw- ty. the total being 2.157 in this 600 Isaac Pugh, Sanford 194 Chas. Prlcster, Sanford dy's store, and is believed to have county against a total of 5.257 lor 810 Arthur L. Hatch, Oviedo 874 liirltard Burke, Geneva been of incendiary origin. the lhirtt.cn counties nowbuilding 507 Arno Chas. Jones, Sahford {>62 Schcllc Maines, Sanford Owing to the bad roads between vats. • • ’ 309 Geo. Thompson, Monroe 298 Robt. Sanford Man, Monroe Kissimmee and St: Cloud It was*not 437 N. O. Garner, Sanford 676 Azzie Ssllie, Sanford practicable to take Kiaaimmee's auto Strike Called Off • 604 Ashley G. Purvis, Sanford 343 John Henry Bell, Georgetown fire truck to fight the tiames. though Chicago, July 30.—The strike o f 43 Geo. David Calhoun, Sanford 982 Robt. Bfyant, Longwood many Kissimmee" people were at the twenty five'hundred switchman a f­ 924 Buckner Hebe Walker, Geneva 726 Alton W. Wise, Sanford ' scene and did valiant work in saving fecting nineteen‘ railroad* was called 420 John Edwards, Sanford 16 Ismail Ignatius Bronson Sanford goods and other contents of the off this morning at six o’ clock after 1014 Fred A. Sjohlom, Lake Mary (Continued on.Page 4) houses that were burned. •an all pighl conference. And Present Unbroken Front And Not Be M erged I n t o For Mutual Pro­ Regular Army tection Units I t ■ i i «. ii • - x * i AiHa y K&M f.t ij * ft ■x 8. •1I •j . CORRECTED DRAFT LIST y. i ll it | a r 11Bn j * s,i j»1e . " i ___ — 3 ii ■ jtj (f J ii ' ■» Si �rrr IV.' i ». w Robert Harron is seen as a young vindicative and becomes the leader Metro wondarpliy presented by B. man reared in the manger of the old of a gang of yeggmen. In this latter A. Rolfe and directed by George D. fashioned school, the chief precept of condition *he accidentally meets his Baker to be shown at the Star The­ which was courtesy and- respect for father under the strangest of circum­ ater Tuesday. Many of the scenes all women. Robert goes to a city stances. Mr. Love is supported, by. for this comedy drama of the acreen and there, becomes involved with an ail * star cast including Gerda were' made in famous winter reaorta "D o n ’ t ever do that again, Peter,’ some unscrupulous politicians who Holmes, Evelyn Greeley and Albert of Florida, at Palm Beach, St. Au­ "G irl of (he Double Croau ■ gustine and Jacksonville, and guests 1*eter -Hale, wealthy young gentle­ the Stranger warned. "In skill she attempt to maljgn a womanvand a Hart. girl who ia supposed to be her foster at the fashionablo hotels showed the will beat you. every tiiVie. In force man of lelaure la thwarted in a bold At Star Monday daughter. The boy will not coun­ she will .win. Through love alone greatest interest in the production. attempt to discover the idnetity of George Beban, the celebrated Metenance these slanderous moves and Many of them acted as "extra peo­ can you win. Philippa is not the the girl branded with the mark of goes over to the other faction, which^ rosco Pallas atar who will be seen at ple" in tho great ball roqm accneand . _ (he Doable Cross in the second epl- girl you seek." -eode of Pathe's festure serial, “"M y s­ — Before^Peter recovered his senses, 1s supporting the woman fo r W*yOt the Star Monday ln ~ o n e ~ o f ht« in other scenes whero ensembles are famous Latin characterizations, "T he used. Me. Baker found them easy tery of the Double Cross, which will both Philippa and the Stranger *had of the town. * In order to gain evi­ Cook of Canyon Camp" is seen- as to direct, willing and anxious to pbey dence proving her innocence and the disappeared. be shown at the Lyric Theatre Sat­ tho cook in a lumber camp in the instructions and they have added Earlier .the same evening, Peter legality of her foster daughter’s urday. Driven to desperation by birth Harron has to travel to New I Canadian woods, and his greatest much to the distinction of many of had<« seen the Stranger entering the perplexint problem, Peter re­ is making the acenca in "T h o Duchesa of Orleana and then to Now York. A culinary achievemon Philippa’s room. He hurst open the solves through force to learn if .. ition ia to own D oubt." Philippa Brewster, daughter of Hu­ door and to hia amasement found gang of the opponent’s hirelings try the most beautiful "flfcpjack" ’res­ bert Brewster is the mysterious lady only Miss Brewster there, shilling at to atop .him, and their attempts Emmy Wehlen as Clover Ames in of the ship, with a double cross him bewitchingly. She coaxed him cauae aome exciting episodes along taurant in the world where men and this feature screen play ia mistaken to eit beside her on the couch and, tho route. At one point an* adven­ women in evening clothes will perch brande^ on her right arm. caressing him fondly told-him of her turess, played by Adcle Clifton at­ on stools about his griddle and de­ for a Ducheaa, and decides to enjoy Peter's inheritance of his father’s the attentions that a real Duchess tempts to practice her arts upon him, light themselves with toothsome estate depends upon his marriage to love. would receive. &he has fashionable "Y ou love me, Peter?" she asked but to no purpose. Upon establish­ morsels, then in token of their ap­ this girl who, his father's will stated society at her feet. One of her and as he smiled his answer she con­ ing the good charcater of the woman preciation make him very valuable is perfect in mind and body and who "slaves" is a young man who boldly present#; It is one of the most un­ tinued: "Then know thjs: I love the boy ia astounded to learn that hxa been trained to be his mate. In proclaims that he la nothing bur a usual and cleverly done bits ever you, too. I have loved you ever ahe'ia his mother. Philippa Brewster, he believes he has ribbon clerk. However, he isn’ t and seen on the acreen. Only trust found the girl. However, she pua- since------never mindl that fact forma the foundation for ales him by accepting his attentions me, Peter—no matter what. Prom­ Introducing Montagu Love aa a one of the most attractive stories yet at one time permitting him to caress ise me you will trust me." The Lyric Theatre takes pleasure produced by Metro. atar, "T h e Brand of Satan," the But Peter eoon had cause to re­ and fondle her, and the next meeting latcat World Picture Brady Made in announcing the appearance to­ gret his promise, for immediately denying with a great show of indig­ will bo seen tonight at the Lyric night of Montagu Love in "The Prohibition Amendment nation that she knows what he is after he left his room the door open­ Theatre. Mr. .Lqve haa been doing Brand of Satan," the latest World ed and.the Stranger came out.- In­ Washington, July. 26.— Leaders of talking about. aplendid work in World Pictures for Picture Brady Made, with an all furiated Peter ruzhed at him and both factions agreed to debate Tues­ some time and hia elevation to star­ star cast including Gerda Holmes, After several experiences of this found himself in a heap at the bot­ day and vote Wednesday on Senator dom is simply a recognition of hia Evelyn Greeley and Albert Hart. sort, Peter met Miss Brewster in tom of the atairs, Philippa Brewster Sheppard'* national prohibition conthe garden of her father’s country by the little figure of the Starnger. wonderful attainmenta. The drama atitutional amendment. . selected for tho first starring vehicle estate where he had hurried after "T h e Duchess of Doubt" His second encounter with the Mys­ . The wet proposal fixing six years is unforgetable. It tells the story of overhearing the plot of Bridgey Society people . of several large terious Stranger in the garden left Bentley, social ganster, to get an him utterly bewildered. Lyric Sat­ a man who haa two natures—in one American cities appear in the sup­ limit in which tho states may act on he is thoroughly likeable and kind- port of Emmy Wehlen in "T ho the amendment was accepted by option on the land which he had urday. _________________ !__ learned was of tremendous value, hearted, in the other he la cruel and Duchess of D oubt," the five part Sheppard. which old man Brewster did not real­ Louise Huff and Jack Pickford ize. He seised the girl in his arms, Louise Huff was born in Columbus declaring he would see for himself Ga., and her acquaintance with whether or not she had the peculiar ocean steamships, (k rather slight. brand on her arm. . He was strug­ During the filming of "W hat gling to tear away the sleeve bf h Money Can’ t Buy," the Lanky» Paramount adaptation of George right arm when he found himself Itroadhiirst’s play in which she and staring into the muzzle of a gun held Jark Pickford, supported by Theo - 1 in the hands of a masked figure in doru Huberts will he seen ut the the dress of a boy, with cap pulled Star tonight there are some scenesj down over his face. •, where Miss Hull is in the cabin of a yacht. The cabin was built on the stage at the Lasky Studio on huge rockers to imitate the roil of the boat. Mis* HulT as sh<» stepped up on the scene failed to notice h ow it was to lie manipulated when ull of a flldden the cabin began to rock. She stopped and shrieked, "Oh my! there is nil earthquake!" When it was explained to her that it was simply the action of the bout she re­ fused to he convinced that any one could get sensiek undergoing such a delightful mofion. A few minutes later it was noticed that the Hull complexion wus beginning, to take on • • • a faint tinge of green. A moment Wm. A. Brady •Tbe lllark Mantilla” later she dashed from the stage in Present* the direction of her dressing room. •Simple Sapho' “ Brand of Mr. I.ou Telegen, the director, and 2ml llplwodr i»f the n*st of the company*knew that Satanr’ "Mystery of the she was convinced. Double Cross” Also Palho I'rsturlng M olllr Ncwn King A sort of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde story, that is thoroughly moddern and that has a satisfactory end­ ing is told in the "Brand of Satan." the new World Picture Brady Made 1 which introduces Montagu Love as a star and wliirh has a notable cast Win. Fox Presents including Gerda Holmes, .Evelyn. Greeley and Albert Hart. Mr. Love W m. Farnuni in is seen In the role of a man who is kind hearted and lovable when ly 1CTHE TALE OF TW O .is normal hut who is the "Czar” of a gang of yeggmen when he is ab­ normal. Thrills abound in this pro CITIES" duction: Interest climbs rapidly to the cmashing climax. See "T h e Brand of Satan" at the Lyric The­ atre tonight. . i Congregational Church The theme for Sunday morninr will bo "T h e Authority 0f the Cross;" in* the evening, "Christ** Appeal to Follow Him." The morn­ ing servico follows the Sunday school' hour which begins at 9:48. -phe Christian Endehvor Society meets st 6:30. Park avenue and Third street. Charles Do W. Brower, pastor. X \ —-The Florida tobacco crop for year is estimated at $2,000,000, and tho quality is of tho best. Up in Gadaden the people arc feeling good. — Clearwater Sun. Will Baiae $1,000,000 War Fund The Supreme Council of the Kriighta of Columbus has assessed each member $2.00 to collect $],. 000,000 war fund, Thia money ia to be used by thrf Knights to supply places of recreation and other amusements to the soldiers of tho Catholic faith at the various mili­ tary cantonments, so aa to lure our soldiers away from influences that might weaken their phyiical and moral fiber. The campaign to rala tho money haa begun, and all Cath­ olics sre expected to give their aid. • Goethsls to France Washington, July 26.— The poufl bility that Gen. Goethsls will go to France to head the engineers is the forecast following the re-organisation of the shipping board. The General wanted to .assumo 'active acrvice when called to the emergency fleet managership, Quarter-Off ALE! LYRIC THEATRE The Home of Clean Amusements * FRIDAY L 25 per cent Reductions on Our Entire Stock o f Spring and Summer Suits and Odd Pants Now is the Time to Buy and Save Money! SATURDAY N I MONDAY. I TUESDAY WEDNES DAY Wm. A. Ilrady Presents I'alkr I'rr-rfila llebeff W«r«lfli In . •SUDDKN ‘ m cH ES” Pstbe News "THE HUNTING OF THE HAWK" • . Lonesome Luke Comedy I THE HOME OF GOOD MUSIC AND FINE PICTURES • "A n Old Fashioned Young Man’ A transcontinental play is "An Old Fashioned Y'oung Man," the Triangle picture starring Hohert Harron, which will \\t presented at the Star Theatre Saturday. The company of players traveled from the Pacific to the Alluntic for the purpose of staging scenes of this play in the ac(uul localities in which they were supposed to he enacted. The route included El Paso, N ow Orleans, Atlanta, Washington, New Y’ork city, Boston, thence hack to Los Angeles. P K O G It A M THE STAR OFF AT —* OW is the time for Summer sales; now is the time when it pays us to clean up our. stock; now is the time when you men who have waited for your Summer clothes, can get them cheap,-the time, too, for everyone who needs an ex­ tra suit, a cool two-piece suit, or extra summer furnishings, to get them at wholesale prices. Many merchants, in view of the constantly advancing costs, are eliminating the usual sale this year. They know that present goods cannot be duplicated, except at much higher prices. They know that an actual shortage of woolen goods is right ahead. And we know these things too, of course,-yet we believe in our policy of “ new goods every season,” and we’re going to clear out our stocks in July, the same as usual. Our whole stock is offered at the 25 per cent discount; the original price tags still remain; come and see for yourself, and profit by the opportunity offered. $10 Suits, now $ 6.95 $18 Suits; now $13.50 $20 Suits, now $15.00 $12 Suits, now $ 8.00 $25 Suits, now $18.75 $15 Suits, now $11.25 $30 Suits, now $22.50 THEATRE ^ Merits arc determined by comparison Our Finest Schloss-Baltimore Suits are Included; Also Our Entire Line of Cool Summer Specialties FRIDAY'—Paramount presents Louise Huff. Jack Pickfordk . and Theodore Roberts in “ What Money Can't Buy” , also a comedy. • SATURDAY’ —Those Uneoualled Triangle plays nrrsenting Robert Harron In "An Old Fashioned Y'oung Alt lan", ul»o "Her Birthday.Knight", a comedy. • BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY MONDAY—George Behan in "The Cook of Canyon Camp" also Ham and Bud. WOODRUFF S WATSON TUESDAY’ —Emmy Wehlen in "The Duchess of Doubt" also Musty Suffer. . Sanford, Florida East First Street • \ r •• xvIroSf*v- • 'jntsm lw * *4 kU.‘_ , • 'j j a �ZRP; — —S INSTRUCTIONS ON DRAFT LAW decision of the district board in your case. X i r — How You Will no Notified That You Have Been Selected for Military Service * ^ As soon as your case is finally dis­ posed of the adjutant general of your state will notify you by mail that you have been selected for mil­ itary service. Your local boards will poaj^ a list or all persons selected for military service in a place at the office of the local boards accessible to public view. The local board will also give lists of persons selected for .-military service 6to the press with requests for publication. X X — Notice that you have been selected for military scrrlce will not X V I— Proof in Support of Industrial necessarily order you Into service. Claim The notice to report for military Only affidavits can bo used in fil service will come when tho govern­ ing proof before the district board of ment is ready to receive you. a claim for exemption on industrial grounds. All such affidavits must be Emptying a Bottle. filed within five days after the filing Water or any other liquid eanuot of the claim. flow from a bottle In a steady stream XVII — Decisions of District Board because until the battle Is empty on Industrial Claims there Is n continuous struggle between Within five days after the closing the tendency of the liquid to fall from of proof in any industrial claim the the bottle nnd the rushing’ of the air district board must decide the claim. to get In. When j full bottle without If the decision of the district a cork Is turned upside down there board is-in favor of the claim the wll| he nil alternate realisation of two board trill Issue a certificate of dis­ operations— the liquid to follow the at­ charge. If the decision is against traction of. gravitation nnd the air to the claim the district boards will ao obey Its natural Impulse to fill a void. emertional intcrost during t geney. -Such claims must be filed with the district board on or before the fifth day after the mailing and posting of notice that you have been certified by th<f local hoard as one who has been called for aervice and not ex­ empted or discharged. If you desire to file such a claim: 1. Get a copy at the local or dlsiriet hoard Form 1G1 or Kiln. 2. Fill the form out .properly. 3. File it with the district board within five days after the mailing and posting of notice that your name has been certified from the local board to the district board. See section 44, Regulations. {Continued From Pap; 3) « ' office of the local hoard beginning about five days after you have filed yonr proof to aee what disposition waa made or your eaae and make • -arran ementi T o r«te "prampt receipt by mall. M I — How to Claim Appeals to Dis­ trict Hoards I Claim* of appeal may be made by a person within ten days after the day when qotice has been posted and mailed that such person's name has beon certified to the district board aa one who has been called for ser­ vice and not exempted or discharged. Therefore if you desire to appeal — 1. Go to the local board and gel or copy Form 153 or 154 for filing your claim of appeal. * 2. Get or copy also Form 151 for notifying the district board o f ap­ peal. 3. File youtr claim o f appeal (163 or 164) with the local board. ^ 4. Send your notice of appeal (Form 151 or 152) to the district board. 5. Do this within ten. days from the day when notice that your name was certified to the district board was posted and mailed. notify you. Remember": How "Rubbers** Were Produced. Remember .that you have been 1. You can only appeal the final "Rubbers," us Americans bnvi order of the board exempting or*t!T5- called for military service and that named them, were the Invention o. charging or refusing to exempt or the certificate of the district board diaries Goodyear, father o f the mat discharge you. You cannot appeal is only conditional on your remain­ who helped produce the Goodyear wcl. other odrers or action of the. local ing in the kind of industrial service machine. In 1833 It was found tha on account of which.* you were dis­ India rubber, dissolved In turpentlm hoard. charged. No such exemption shall and tulxed with lampblack, would glvt XIII — Proving Your Appeal continue when a charge therefor no' a waterproof surface to leather. But You have five days after the dis­ longer exists and your certificate of the leather so treated waa subject tt trict board receives your notire that discharge may be withdrawn or atmosphere ehnnges. heat causing It t« you have filed a claim of appeal in modified by the district hoard at any melt mid cold to crack. Mr. Goodyoai which to file evidence additional to j time that the district hoard shall deT mixed sulphur with the other com­ bination and produced rubber. that filed by you in the local hoard, tormine that the circumstances re­ but all such evidence must consist of quire it. affidavits. Retroore aalon. XVIII —Appeals of Industrial Claim ^CIV — Decisions on Appeal "Your nephew, the borne doctor, who to the President The decision on your appeal must Only decisions of district hoards once dlKtlngulHhed himself by eloping be made within five days of the with the two-headed girl at the fair, la on industrial claims for discharge a candidate for the legislature. Is he ^losing of proof, and you will he no­ run be 'appealrd. not?" “ Kh-ynli !** replied the venerable tified by ‘mnil of the action of the If you desire to appeal the decision Mlaaouriun. "When a fclliir nure gets board on your appeal of the district boards to the Presi­ well started down the hill he Just XV — Claims for Disrhngr on In­ dent you may do so within seven mtelu-r'Iy goes from Imd to Worse, mid dustrial Grounds days of the date of mailing to you there ain't oo stopping him."—Kansas Only the district hoard n re- of the decision of the district hoard. City Star. ceive claims for discharge i the To perfect your appcul—> ground thut you are engaged in in­ . I. Get a copy from the district or R a ilw a y Tratflo in B r ita in . . dustry, including agriculture, found local board Form 1(53. „ Although- British railroads rank to be necessary to the maintenance * 2. Kill out the form -and file it fourth among the nations In regard to of the military establishment, the with the district hoard. mileage, they carry more passengers effective operation of the military, I. L)o this within seven days after! every year Ihnn'are carried In any forces, or the maintenance of inl­ the mtiilin'g of notice to you of tin- other country. 1 ! 'I 1H I f£*a m 1 n § F A I R 1A I W i A R I M I I M “ If a man write a better book, preach a better sermon or build a better mouse trap; no.matter if he builds his house.in the wilderness, the world will make a beaten path to his d oor." - - - ............................. - - -Emerson. 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 b e s t . ........................- - - You invite them to your door through advertising. You must hold them with your product. - - W e do both and that is the sole reason why we have and arc succeeding with our GAS and STEAM FITTING, PLUMBING, IRRIGATION PLANTS, SEWER PIPE and TILE, O IL and GAS ENGINES, PU M PS and SPRAYING M ACHINERY “ We Built The Sea-Wall M a h o n e y -W a l k e r C o . OAK and THIRD PHONE 388 ( M EM BERS SANFORI) BOARD -OF .T R A D E ) G - L A S T C A L L Our Immense Stock of High-Grade Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Ladies’ Ready - to - Wear and Men’s Furnishings to be Sold at Money Saving Prices COME W I T H THE A L M I G H T Y D O L L A R -- M O N E Y T A L K S Only a few days more o f this Great Cash Raising Sale. Take Advantage o f the Low Prices while you have the chance. Merchandise is advancing every day, and never a g a in 'w ill you have the opportunity to buy goods at such prices. : . : : :• : : : ' : : . : : : : : : ‘ : M en ’s Straw Hats * White and Colored Wash Value $2.00 and $3.0() Values Skirts Last Call 69 Cents 98 Cents 98 Cents 25 Cents Big Assortment o f M en ’s Shirts Big Line o f Ladies* Shirt lyien’s Genuine Palm Beach Ladies' Handkerchiefs 2c Waists Suits, $10 Value Ladies’ Shirt Waists 98 Gents $5.48 44 Cents 4 M en's Work Pants— Good ♦ i ”* Children’s Shoes • 75c Values— Last C a ll\ 44 Cents * Ladies’ Shoes, $3 Values * 9 V „ Good Values in Small Size Fast Cplored Apron Last Call Corsets Ginghams $1.24 38 Cents 11 Cents ' M en’s D ress Pants * Last Call . SANFORD i j • 98c and Up r * * FLORIDA --f.--- : >-< *' -k �*?X tgZMTil ,w- Jalf t l, » 1 » C H Itp LABOR LAW ■♦> W Notice it hereby rlrta that I). F. Jimmu, purchaser of T fi Certificate No. 26, dated ibo (lb day ol duly, A. D. ISIS, baa Mad And "HI He Enforced Mid certificate in my office, and ha* made Washington, July 26.—After an application tor tat deed to laaue In arebrd- In foralgn countries aa the board r>f dircc to time determine. % anro with law. Said certificate embrace* tors■ may from time ,11 day Hs?arinK of textile maniifaTArticle II. the following described property •lluatad in The general nature ot the buaineax to he Seminole county. Florida, to.woc. NW of turcra from the aouth and north and SK«t of NEft of NKU, See. 3ft. Tp. I# S. tianaacted by the aaid corporation ahall be Npresentative* of other interrata K. 19 E. ft arrH. Th* aaid land b«lnc aa- aa follows: lo-wir; to hold, buy, own, con a*arcd It the date of the laauance*of aurh cer- trol, Vork, devclope, sell, convey, lease, -ffeeted by the child labor law, the tiArate In the name of J. Jammee lira, tin- rent, mortgage, pledge, etebange, cultivate. gdviaory* committee to the rahinot Iran aaid certiorate ahall I* redeemed ac­ Improve and othrrwian drat in and diapoae cording to law tax aired, will Lxue thereon an ,°L real ciiau..and ariy righu..utU, iotowt oird for "taking-~ttnd Tnblishlnp or evtate therein, in the Hate ol Florida and th* lftth day of August, A. I), .1917. Witneaa my official signature and **sl th!a n other state* of the t'nitrd States, and in uniform rules and regulations for H All Local Advertisements Under foreign countries, to plat, improve and deth* n th day of July. A D 1917 relope land* for thr purpo*e of sale; and to ,nforcing the law announced tonight Thin Heading THREE CENTS a (•ext! E. A. DOUflLAMS. do and pvrform all thing* appropriate and Clark Circuit f'ourt Seminole Co.. Fla. that it would' report f its conclusions Line For Each Insertion. Minimum necessary lor the development and im. . Ity V. M. Dougla-*. I>. C. provem-nt of the fame for any nurpoeva (or * 94-Fri-5te tomorrow. The advisory committee Charge 25 Cents.. which the same may be adapted; to under comprise* J. Wilmer Latimer, judge take and direct the management and eale of Notire af Application far Tai Deed I ndrr all ot any part of tha property of the cor­ FO R SALE of the Juveriile Court, acting for the Srrllen 8 of Chapter 4RSI. Laea af Flor­ poration, and.to undertaka and direct tha ida management and axle of property, building* Department of Justice; Edwin F. For Exchange—"Yacht Ellayre," Notice la hereby liven that W. C. WII- and land* of others and to transact on com­ liamaop, purchaser of Tax Certiflrxle No. 16, Sweet, assistant secretary of com ­ 36 mission tha general buaineea of rral estate ft by 8 ft beam. Will exchange the 6th day of July, A. I). 191ft, haa agents and brokers. merce and Louia FI Post, assistant for a-good 1916 or '17 five passenger datad filed aaid certificate In my aide*, and hoe To manufacture, purchase or otherwise made application for tax deed to lnue In' acquire, to hold, own, mortgage, sell, assign secretary of labor and the board to automobile. Address W, F. Ayres, accordance with lew. Said certificate fm- transfer and otherwise dispose of and dea' whom it will report tomorrow on the' Daytona Ilcach, Fla. brarea the followln, deaerlbed property ait- in limbers, lumber, naval atom, gooda, 86-tfc uated in Seminole county, Florida, to-wlt: wares and merchandise of any and all kinds; tentative rules consists of Artorney NW‘ i of NEW end 8W H of NEtf and Nif to Issue bonds and secure the same by of hfWJ/ of SK», and SKU of SEIf, See. pledges or deed ot trust or mortgage of or General Gregory and Secretaries FO R RENT 38. Tp. tO S. K. 39 Eaat. 140 arrea. The upon the whole or any part of the property Ilcdfield and Wilson. Mr. Post anaaid land beinu aaaeaaed at tha data of the of the corporation, and to sell and pledge tuuanre of aurh cartlScale in the name of auch bond* for proper corporate uses aa and For Sale— Piano, gas range and aounced that the purpose was to ex­ I). 0. Crenahaw. Unleea aaid rerllArate when the board of director* ahall determine; other furniture. 210 Park. 97-tf ■hall he redeemed according to taw tat deed to loan and borrow money on note#, bonds, pedite action so that the rolls could will laaue thereon on the 16th day of Au- mortgagra or otherwise. b« Immediately promulgated. A. D. 1917. To subaritbe for. hold, purchase or other For Kent— Five ■ room furnished fu*t, Witnraa my official afgnaiur* and aeal thla wise acquire, sell, transfer, assign, mortgage The law becomes effective Sep­ house for 3 or 4 months. 215 Mag­ the lllh day of July. A. I). 1917. pledge or otherwise dispose of ahares of (aeal) E. A. DOUHI.ASS. capital stock of or any bonds, securities or tember 1, prohibits interstate or nolia. 97-2tc Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. other evidences of indebtedness issue,) or fly V. M. Dougina, D. C. foreign ahipment of - products of in­ created by other corporation* of the state, 94-Flf-Ste or of the United States, or foreign countrire For Kent — Tw o furnished rooms. dustrial .plants In which children are to exerciae all the right*.-powers and priv­ 87-tf ileges of ownership thereof aa fully aa employed within thirty days prior to 807 Magnolia. .Satire af Application for TaiSDeed Under natural person might do. sod genially to M edian S of Chapter 4SIH . Laws ef M ar the removal of the product from th have and etarciae all fhe rights, powers, Ida ^ Furnished Rooms by Day, Week corporation under Notice la hereby tiven that J, F. Using, and privilege* incidentOftoFlorida. plant—children under sixteen years or Month— Park avenue flat, 105 purchaser ol Taa Certificate No. 107, dated the laws of the state A rticle III. old in mines and quarries and under North Park avenue, over I*. Rv the 6th. day of July A. D. I9lft haa filed aaid The amount ot capital stock of th* cor­ certificate in my hfflr*. and haa made appli­ fourteen .in mills, .canneries, work- Philips & C o/ drug store. ahall be Ten Thousand (ft0.000.00) Mrs. cation for tax deed to laaue In accordance poration Doltara, he divided Into One Hundred altb law. Said certificate embrace* the fol- ■hare* ol to ahops, factories or manufacturing James Patton,* manager. the par vatu* of (100.00 per ehar*. 30-tf losing described property aituated in Sem­ which shall be payable in lawful money of establishments. Children between inole county, Florida,. to-wlt: . the United States, or In property, or In tnbor Uef. 1628Jt W and 19fi ft S-ot NE corner or fourteen and sixteen cannot he em­ service*, at a fair and just valuation to WANTED n( Sec. 3S, tp. 19 S. It 30 E. Ilun W 92 of dlrertor*. ft S 470 ft. K 921j (t. N 470 ft. The aaid be fixed by th* board ployed mare than eight hours in any Article IV. land being awessed at th- date of the issu­ Wanted—Irish potato seed, must The term for which the corporation ahall day. more than six days a week, and ance of aurh‘certificate in the name of J. F exist ahall b* perpetual unless sooner dis­ not between 7 p. m. nnd 6 a. m. A he free from scab. Also second hand 1-alnf. solved according to law. Also: N otice I, hereby given lhit-_ J. F* Article VRox long line of speakers from the south one horse cutaway harrow. I.aing, purchaaer of Taa Certiorate No. 66, The business „f the rorporatian *ha!l be 1194, Sanford*. Fla. 97-4tp dated the filh day of July. A. I* 1914. has run due H ,| by a president, vlre-prrsldrni. a urged liberal construction of the filed aaid certificate In my office, .and haa secrrtaxy and treasurer, anil a. board u( di­ made application foF tax deed to laaue In rector* of not |<-** than three nor more than law's requirements ns to proof of \VUtlll'd 1 hrt'P UllfuntlMIt'll rooms accordance with law. Said certificate cm fixe, who shall hr *|oc hboldi r* *if the cpr* age of children employed and as to j 11, director* *baH be rlecled l*y Will, Im.h for light hmisfkceping. ^ Jll* pnrnTloh Ibe -t ,i<kb.itd. r- atinuallx ou Ibe loih da> computation of hour* of emplgy\V. llr:nlfor<l Ilna 107. . *<7 -1f m»ct i». n<-t tt, '•■t.i-rd. ni Augu-l *t n iilllm in banlord, Florida, ment. Some of the men critieiziMU ______■ ____________________ _______ i,corded in del II..ot Jl. Png.. Ill to 122 ami it» officer* -ball irrmediatrl) thereafter . tlrangr Co. Iteeord-i. The -aid land being be elect* ,I hr the board of dlr.-cii.j*, I’ ntll the form of age certificate us jffi- j Druk layer anti jilaslt'mr wants *r*e*-eii ni the date of tit-. i.,uin.> of -urh thrive rbeted at t hi- fir*t annus! rnsetifiif ni necessarily bulky; others com/nded work. .Satisfaction guarant..,.,l. A , . - ' r i ! « , , N.'"r^ . ,,r ^ i. y gu"^"7h". J r 't orb bolder • -ball bo iiualinod, |be bu-inv*» nf the corporation *h*tl be rundurtid by it would he difficult in xyt\ many ply to .1. II S'tUpSltn, !{. No. I. Sail- i-aittgt. purchs —r ol Taa' Certificate No I<»4. the* following officerr |*. F,. I>tu,un. prcait ; . ... 1 * ’ • ■dale,| The flth day of July, A. I* f * t t . has •lent: ^- - ir t»h (‘aniertin,* Vice.Prrstdent, and ciAoi to accurately estj^WlsIi the age, lord, Nil. i't-.t|r tiled *alil rerllflrate in rnv oilier. and haa *D*kln*«nP»err*t*r> and treaiiijrdr* and ■ — -------------------------------------— —■ — — read* application for taX^-decf to t««u* in F. F. Dutttin, Joseph ('wmi-ron, amt J. J, anil \other HUgireaLwfmt were made ttickInmu shall vuit.tltuie the baartl of if(. Wiltdil llliu 'i n bon r front ,.u' m,e! arcocitaore with i»». Said rerltflrat* emtftouid IIKC to near from owner th, it n0* itic ,ie.rrit«d property -i«- r|or*. with'a view to simplifying the reguArils Is- tl. who has good body round timber for'asted in Seminole county. Florida. Jatory provision. Thr hlghe*l amount of ln>!rbtri|ne>* to . . . M l ft! .! I E'. of 8K»J of NWr, of ME', Sec 22. r 2a salt* close to railroad, l ull particu- s. it io u. a acreJ tk- .aid t„ing being « ItIrh ib.- rorprrai loti shall .ut.,i-.i u*.l([ F,| at the dal,' of the l< «u**b •hall » ro-n-ft Ih- abmutll of 11. rapital lnrs in first letter as to price, loca­ itualr ni t h > r am ...I C It \ » n t 1 It I c* .1. -Uf|iluMarried Life. # ! tnlrtr til Mnrrict] lift* I* u guiiic o f questions tion. terms Mini grade nf 11mber T f.* • .ti 1 .*-*■*,-r i- "I th, inr>-rpora VI.., Notiir v |♦•*■!*> g.ftrn iba* J I n»r* Address llov i 'l l ! . Orlando F lu . "b* *111mI #■c nf ■114ri' •ijlt*rf tlii'ii snd ntiMvers. It’s the wise mnn tvho l,aiM«r. |i'UT» ha«» ; *«l T»» 1 "Miti« »D N*» l »»> r. < are a* fti||ii«b> K I f HitInn. tliin! 1h»* i'el ti »!a> of Jul** A I* 1**1 • bis <har*’ 7-tit |) n-U feiv questions, anil it wiser obe [ i i • > A s,jtt)t rarti©r*iri I !• ahatea, and J* J .1 fdi-sl tald miHVirflii*min my and La* on. *i •harra, a|| of Hanford, Florida. who given brief answers. mad*4 npplirattao for tax *!«#*! It* l**ur» in Ukkin hi at« * nf I !urfd« * W AN TED I’ttrt of house or rooms aerordirirr with luiw Said curtfflea!** rm* County nf S©mi noli* lirarm the following di^rriLr*! -firopfiiy »lt* for linlit hoUfi'*kef|»iiiK or rottagv uiird in Srrntqo:*' county, Flcrlda. I hdfeit) rectify. That «n thk day prraort* A Wise Teller. Add. t«» Hanford. The ally apptar*d litdnri* m«* F F, Dutton, Jo. unfurnished. Inquire "D ," care .of l.nt It Camrron and J. J. I>irkin«<tn. rarh nf ■aid land hring iwr*»d at Ihc datr nf i-»u* «»ph it is a-wise imylng toller who rhec^k whom ’ -Yrrally arkct'iiwfddg'fd that h«* nr* Herald. . aura nf *urh <***rtIfirat< In th** rmtrr ©f .V. D rut#-»f s fellow's infill before lie cashes ills thr fncrgiung actiile* s*f iririirporatlon J• I! If r* thr purpowd* thrrrin Alan: Nottrn l* baral»y ftvrn that J. T. forWft# thetk. Lost— Hot Ween Sanford nnd ()r- I.aing, »»■** my Imfiil ami »ral of nlHn* |hla tiufgba^r of Tax (Vriiflnt* No 1M, df?th. t*#17 lnr\|lo on Friday one 34 x 4 G ood­ dated tn** rtth day nf Ju!y \ f» J*»1* ha* June w L «* I. IIItITT. filed saiif ** 11 ifi.-af »• »ti fn> ttjflirr, and Ha* Nf ary I'uldir. rich auto eatiinK with rim. Howard ina-lr application f**r tat ds rd t«* t-su* in Ot F t t\r arrttrtiafif© with taw- Hud •«rtitirrite inhfor return to Herald odice. 97-2tc hrarr* li e fidlnuing dr *<*rihed p«*ipi*My *i»- fo I If, tin tom;, li-lriilli Jiultdal « I,cull. tiKird In S?©mlnpI*" roiinty. Flon«1». m-mit: Sontii-iil** <nun1) I |n 1 hanrrr* |,4H S. IHnrk *». T"-r •». Hanford Thr ««4*| \\ It It-, un I uni|itjtin*ii, A L S B h*- *»»•- of *h .1 at j land lirtif a«r*Ar‘l nl tih*i* Hill I., lit a i t »n l h* lU'ii r \tr rha1fh**r tt*-U> i'i»m|iar,>. ForrrtnuI I I.||l I I'ltfli I -*1 t I. \UfVtgagf1 w at •1 ai*»i tinia Siainn, hi* A'o Not iCi* i* 1u f* !•> If,*•fi l i ai j r St wifi. Dotifrjidat *• i»i r u n m i ; s i o » i i i i . i m i .iiumi J^irVjT, pliirrha**t «> T ivi i-irHfii* at»* Nri |*M, tliilnr ot Service b, l'ulillrBii>(ii * If. S. Land OIfirs* at fJainraviJli*, hla,, dat**d Ihr hii» ilay ..f July, A 1» IDI S. La­ || a| (leartng tu th,- four! that »,ili,in,-oa Junr ‘Li, 19 17, fin'd *ald i-frliitriiif t* i ii riiiy nflir*1, isnd ha* issued ti, •-:<i (an r 4galo-t the ili li n.lfiil, NUitfN9 I» hrfrtiy igiifP that f' harlts J. fnr in tlrrtl 1o in ilie ■bnv. mil tot rm e ha* been reiurnrd Vermillion id Wrkfaa, Flmida, t*ho on arrurdinr© la». Said rrrtUlrp;r cm* l* ki kosim : a Cla im: oil engineii > (he Slieri.T nf S* m, +-»1e rituoly, to which Jurid 17, IPi'*.', mad#* lion **te!nl I'fi^ry N< hr«rc« th«* fnl||<«ir|fi|; d#**rrll<r»l pp'f i fty -it* mi 1 i-oun:> *uil i- pending, with the ehdoraeKfnnil IHI nf ajiy kind. No Ilittfrlfii MagnrUt mu: Serf In n U fid N 1 : fur SL of si tjotfd in H rm im di** muni >, »n-»it* of *a(d -henlT •*' Si mmole county, •f tcnilof \ 4 h. p. Lnginc olll mn mfull Inoil of NKJj, S**rt loii I-, 1o»n»lil;» D# h Kang*- |... \t Sf«ni fn*.r \*It! i <» %n» ».*•.! Th* rnent thai h, t» unable **wrv• -aid -**i-1■- - » un -aid fw !0 hum* nl rnml of I f a Nlcn J. I.h*20. 2!lK. TallahasMr Mrcidian ha* fi!*-d mtirr ,4|,| land In *nc a-** ***d at *!*•* dal*- «*f ih* ih-trher Itialiy i t• niii|iati>, a I lurid* corpora­ p Sf'mi frf prirtw Pump^. Mill Sup. nf inlvnilun t« i!»4 * J b i Iive yiar 1 ‘rnijf. in | tt-u A fire nf »uth lltUat* In lh© * rnam r of tion, owing to the failure, of aaid corporation let "v Lr||nm« llollrn, Haw I|1itla and Howl rMAldfih «l»lm lo iht* land ibovt diifribfd, Js. ||. Garnr-r. officer* or afipotnt agent-. In.1 U-ratiie Working Machinery. hr for# rierk ctrruil rourt. at Tivarei, Fine* f VTnlr*« *aid rfiftiflrin>« -hull l»© rr«|eerr*ij ylreihf* officer- or agi n,- ol . orp y- 't.*o are nil flit- Hull day nf Vugilfl t'•17 arentdltC tu Ta* lax *frrd willthrrrnti MALSBY MACHINE CO. unknown, ami a ap|»a>mg to the court that Claimant name- nll the 16th-•!■_> ol Augu*t,*A. D, I'M7. lhe bill ha- been (‘loll in the above -taiivl 4M-I0 Iawt 11ajr Hirerl JirliHiniillr, Ilorido T- |. Ilciyd, «>l \Wki»a, Florid* tt'itfi.i. tn>' offiriat atgnniurr afiq k *I thi­ ran-' In th- abov ■ . ratltl -I court by W II. K. A. ttu.n. ot Wekiwa, Flbidl th. 1TT.h day ot July. A. D, 1917. Mark n-on. complainant, ag-in.i the tleftrarg* (Jarwood of Paula. Florid* ,f:. A. Dntf.t.ARS. ifui '‘ , ' it- .LI * I ..IO(L-1),. a X Ifarvrv ,1, Urnfro*. nf Nanlord. Ftorhla. Clrrk Ctrruit l*ourt Semlrtoi* Co., Fla FI,* ' , ,orpnruii, n, Viiil- Staton am! U UOBT W DA»'|S. i^i r(i By \ M. Daugla,., It c y'aton, ■!« fr ndant,, for 4lo purpose of ■ lirgiolrr. 9i-rri-Sie" ■ •loro* lo*ing a rno'icage on Ihe property dr* Tun A Frt-int* •r»tt,rd in the hi|| ot complaint. f) i* therefore, ordered that the ,altl drNoilre uf Aspllralton for Tat Deed Under DEI'AHTMENT <>F Till: INTKHIOIt l iq u id f a c e p o w d e r . I ndant. Thatcher Realty Company, a Flor­ Mrctlan N of Chapter ISSS, l.a«- of t lor- ida U. 8, I.and Offire at Oalneavllle, Fla. rorporallon, appear to thi* rause, nn or lda Jun* 23, 1917. The beauty secret of It lore the 3rd day of September, 1917, and ■ Notier la hierby given that llarp.r Snfllb Notice It hereby given that F. I,. Wood­ Womcnwlio knowhow at Oviedo, Florida, who, un May 2R, 1912. ruff, nurebaaef of Tax Certificate No. fid, defend 'he *sld action, or drrrre pro rott, fr-ao will be entered against *aid defendant mad* llomaatrad entry. No. 010160, .for dated the 6th day nf July. A. D. 191ft, hi, corporation, to take care o f the com­ SWU and final decree entered thereon. of NWI,, Section 26. Townahip 21 8 filed said certificate In my office, and has D D ■further ordered •that this order be plexion. Cannot be Hang* 31. E.-Tallaha-a** Meridian, haa filed mads application for tax deed to luu* In publl-hrd a week for th* -par* of two nolle* of intention to makr Five-year Proof, accordance with law. Said certificate em­ mnntha In once ihe Sanford Herald, a new.paper detetfied. Heals Sun­ to ratabliah claim to lb* land above dra- braces, th* following described property sit­ published* in Seminole county, Florida. ■■ burn, atop* Tan. Soothing, rrilird before clerk circuit court, at Sanford, uated in Seminole rounty, Florida, lo-*it: Done, ordered, adjudged and drerred at Florida, on the 10th day of Augu.t, 1917. I.< il* I and N , Illock IS, Sanford farmat cooling, refreshing. the 29lh day ni June, 1917. Claimant name* as »itnr»*c«: Monroe. The aaid land being a«,ra**d at Del.and,. Flotlda,. JAS. W I'l.KKINS. I*. II. ttoiton of Oviedo, Fltrlda P i+ .w fiih .itfju . thr date of tbe iaa’uanc* of at* ch certificate in Judge Seventh Judicial Circuit Court • s 75c. miVrvffuU or Hr mall Jirnt E. M. Mathbum of Oviedo, Florida thr name of Thomas llroa. of Florida. S, It, Frailer of Oviedo. Florida Alto; Notice ia hereby given that F. 1_ Dickinaaf, A Dlcklnton, Simple (either color) for 2c. Stamp* John ficrugga ol Oviedo. Florida. Woodruff, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. M elt, for Comp. nODT. W. DAVIS. 117, dated the 6th day of July, A. D. 1916, Dm Mfg Co>. 40 South FJtli St.. Broolirn. N. Y. 90-Fri-lOtc Itrglat ir. haa filed aaid certlpagt*.Jri jny office and haa 89-Tjea It Fri-lOtc made application for tax deed to t-eu* In Notice of Applltallsn for Tat- IPCril Under accordance with law. Maid certificate era* H.-clion H of Chaptrr 4KHN, l.awa ef Flor­ bracci the following Hrsrribcd property -Itid, uatrd in Seminole rounty, Florida, to-wl|! Notice I* .hereby given that Frank IS>< of S'v of NEM bt SEU. Her. 36, Tp. Woodruff. purcha-er of Tax Certificate No. 19 M, l(. 39 K. in acre*. ‘ The -aid land be­ ftjft, dated the fi,th day of Junr, A. D. 1911. ing a****«*d at tbe date of the Issuance of Maid cvrtlficatr rmbrarea the following deaurh certificate in the name of C. Philpot e Ibed property eltuated in Seminole county, Ualrs. Florida, to-wii: l.nt* 4 and 6, lilk. 9, It *• Unices said certificates shall be redeemed ael'a plat of Fort Heed. Th* *ald land be­ according to law tax deeds ,w{1| Issue there­ ing a«*c«*ed at the date of tbe'lxuance of on on the 16th day of Auguat, A. D. 1917. auch certificate in the name at II. T. DeleWlinri* my official signature and teal this call. ' Alai Certificate No. 710, dated the 2nd day nf June A- l>. 1913. Maid certifi­ the 13th day of July, A. D. 1917. cate embrace* the following dc*cr|t>*d prop­ (-cal) K. A. DOUOJ.AMS, erty situated In Seminole county. Florida, Clerk ritcuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. Electridfy to-wlt! tt*g S’ eh* N ‘cor of lot nnd Wylty Dy V. M. Douglass, D. C*. •tree!*, Fort Heed, riln W 106 ft. S S2 ft, 94-Frl-llc E 10ft ft, N 62 ft. Th* said land being *«■ at. the date of the Issuance of auch Nolle* of App cation for Taa Deed I'ndcV •»•<-■! certificate' In the name of H. T. Drlegall; Mrctlon n of Chapter 4 M*, l.ana of ha* filed raid rcrtlflcatra In my office, ahd Kiel Ida made application for tax dreda to Issue Nolle* la hereby given that Ira D. and haa accordance with law. Ellen Martin, purchaaer* of Tax Crrilficale in Unle-a certificate* ahall, be redeemed No. 3ft0. dated th* Cth day of July A. D. according said law tax deed* wifi l»»ue there­ 1916. ha* filed aaid rertifaa o In my office, on on tbe toStilh day of July A. D. ,917. and haa made applcatlon -or tax d*«d to Is­ my official signature and seal thla sue in accordant-* with law. Maid certificate theWilmas 28th 'day ol June A. D. 1917. embrace* the lotto*Inc described property taeall K. A. DOUGLASS, situated in Seminole county, Florida, to-wit: Clerk Circuit Court Heminute Co., Fla. W‘ * of NUI* of MW*i. Mac. 8, Townahip IIy V M. Douglass, D. C. 20, Mouth. Itange 3] Eaat. 90-FH-fttc The said land being aaaeaaed at th* date of the l»uanre of such certificate in the In fault af the County Judge, Nemlno e name of D. (i. Crenshaw. Aim Certificate Courtly, State of Florida No. SSI, dated Sth day of July, A. D. 191ft. In re E-tate ol covering MWJ| of S\Vi«, Sec. 8, Twp. 20 James llaiter William* Mouth, Itange 31 U*n. To oil Creditor*, legatee*, Diitrlhuteev and The aaid land being attested at the date all t'rraona having Claims or Demand* of the louance of aurh certificate in the against aaid Estate: name of D. 0. Crenahaw. Unless said cer­ You, and each of you, are hen by notified tificate ahall be redeemed according to law ■nd required to present any claim-.and de­ Tax deed will laaue thereon on the 7th day mands which yop, or either o, ynu,' may ol Augu*t, A- D. 1917. have against the t-stale of Jame- liatur Wil­ DELCO-LIGHT ia a complete electric light and POWER Wiinea* my official signature and aral liam*, ds ceased, late ot Seminole 'county plant, operated by gasoline or kerosene. It ia simple, Florida, to the undersigned Executrix of axiil thla the 6th day ol July, A. D. 1917. (sealI E. A- DOUlH.AHM, estate' within twu years from the date here economical, practical. Furniahei power lo pump water Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. of •nd operate amall machinery, washes clothe*, churn* Dated June 21.t. A. D. 1* 17. 92-PihStn butter, etc. Supplies abundance o f clean, brilliant and •SARAH M. WILLIAM.*. / -, Eierulrix. safe light Jar house and barn. Betters living condition* ARTICLES OF INCOItPOHATIDN 8R-Frl-W , Nolle* I* hereby given that we, the under­ and pays for itsdlf in time ahd labor saved. signed will, nn Wednesday, Auguat l-t, In Court of Ihe tounljr Judge, Nrmlnolr - S 3S 0 IFffA SianJarJ Balltriti ( ( . «. t>. DarSoo, O . ) 1917. apply to Honorable Sidney J, Call*. County. Stale of Florida Governor of the State of Florida for tetters In r* Eetate ot patent Incorporating th* Pahokc* Realty F.stelta R. Waimsni deceased fo r a c t u a l d e m o n s t r a t io n Company, under the following MloP^acd To all Creditors, Legatee*. Dietrlhulees and charter, the original of which la now on fils WRITE, PHONE OR WIRE TO all Feraona having Claims or Dcmandt in tbe offlea of the Secretary of State ot the against aaid Eatatw.' state ol Florida. VYru. and e*frh "of you, are hereby notified F. F. Dutton J. R. YI-Ia RRY, Salesman and required to present any claims and de­ Joseph Cameron * mand* which you or either of you may have Orlando, Florida _J. J. Dickinson, ■ against the estate of Katella It. Warman, de­ ‘CLAUDE NOLAN, Dealer Article* ef Inrerporatlon of Pahokce Itca’.ty ceased. late of Seminole rounty, Florida, In Company the undersigned Administrator of said ca­ Jacksonville. Florida Wc, tha undersigned, hereby associate our­ ttle within two year* from the dale hereof, selves together for th* purpose of forming a luted Juno 21*t, A. D. 1917. body poflOc'at)d corporate under the lawa E . B. WARM AH. of th* atatn ol Florida, with and under tha Adminlitrator. 88—Frl-9te following propyaed charter. C*» In»° Effect SrP,c">,>" Flrat. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING THE U N I V E R S A L CAR Ford cars arc not an experiment. Years of concentration on a single model have produced a motor car o f proved value. It is as important in modern life as the mail service or telephone. Behind the Ford car is genuirik* Ford service, by competent mechanics using genuine Ford parts — with regular standard Ford prices. That is the service given by this agency. Runabout $845, Touring Car $360, Sedan $6*15, Coupelet $505, Town Car $595—all f. o. b. Detroit. On display and for rale by C. F. WILLIAMS Agent ii f!- Li. ED W ARD H IG G IN S Salesman WE CAN PLEASE YOU IN PRICE SERVICE QUALITY No matter how much or how little. Lumber you need, we will be glad to fill your order, and fill it promptly, to your perfecj satisfaction. This is the kind o f ser­ vice we offer lo our patrons. ' We carry the largest stock of Lumber,'Lath, Shingles, Sash and Doors in Seminole County. We also carry a full stock of Lime. Cement, Plaster, Nails, Sewer Pipe, anti also the Red and Cirecn Vulcanite Roll Shingles. ' Also connected with the oldest and most reliable Hardware Store In Seminole County. Phone 135 for alt your wants. HILL LUMBER COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA l : X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX J X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X LEGAL ADVERTISING Avoid Mosquitoes* Flies, Gnats, Etc. by Using Opal Screen Wire The 11ill Hardware Company has just received a fresh stock Opal Screen Wire and a car Nails, American Field Fence and Barb Wire- - • • - . W c have ih e ( it hi d s and the Ri|»ht P rice. See us before Purchasing 1 HILL HARDWARE CO. M a g n o lia B a lm Next to Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida if lcX X IIIIIIIIIIIIK > m U II!!IIIIIIX 4 :> C IIIIIIIIIIIIX »«IIIIIIIIIIII^ »«C W . J . TH IG P E N & COM PAN Y AGENTS General Fire D E L C O L IG H T With Drudgery Insurance Olflao with HOLDEN RIAL ESTATE O. Florida S a n fo rd . All the Fertilizer You Want G oods of the sam e high standard o f quality that w c have always offered. It is true that in comparison with beforethe-war times prices are high, and certain materials are scarce and hard to get: hut we have for months looked ahead and provided for this scarcity in a large measure and can offer you Our Same Old Lime of High Grade Goods We are also headquarters for all insecticide and fungicide materials, and the famous Doming and Brown spraying outfits, either largo or. small. . . „ ............................ 'ilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company i ’ Manufacturers of Ideal Fertilizers t, m Jacksonville, Florida Sanford Branch, R. C. Maxwell,* Manager A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent (Your House For You I ?. •f o H ill H - ■ m . : &\k :fl .*{« 9 ri HS'. . fi♦ ' ■i*l, |- i i 1,'- wV r£.IKji Y( y! mg �/ f- THE SANFGRD HERALD PAGE F U im It was found that the 50-jJound piece of ice, ahd for which a 60pound ticket would have been exact B. J. HOLLY. Edllor J ed,weighed exactly 32 pounds. 'V. M. HAYNES, Umines* Manager Quite a shrinkage, had It not been PuHWrl E n d Tort<Uj •»<! PHd*l ' 1.1, for the 'watchful woman whi/~"toelieved her own eyes rather than the assertion of the Iceman that tho SUIWCHIPTION TBICR, IN a d v a n c s chunk was full weight. DM W « .................................... A short telephone conversation MONTHHn rfriT* t fr r n tr ,, ****'' AJA frith 'headquarters-BroOShl about nn m i l M Q N T im ,. . . . . . . . . . . .................... -*» instant adjustment of the mutter M f « i W I* l b n t» bj Cm Hw I l N r * Tmr la and full weight was delivered. Adtanr* M M f. I ' « Muitk That same thing can he done, in f M t l t la Adraaf* Start Da Mada al (Mica every case, if people will exercise ■ . M i l A* Wafad-C Ia— Mall Mallar Amgmal Had only ordinary watchfulness and In V, al (ha Partvfftrs al Daafard. Ptarlda sist on their rights.—,Miami Herald. Uadn Act a t M irth M , 1ST*. THE SANfORD HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ■ • • *r . *• This question is asked innumerable times in the business werld. It means prestige to have an account with this reliable banking in­ stitution. W e respectfully invite YOURTtrceoimt, subject to ch eck.— ~— '— CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 W Yes, .a spade is going to be called a spade, and a Benedict Arnold will be called a Benedict Arnold. The -•j ——O r — • new America, and the now England Ns, IU • f i t ,la Ilatald and France and Russia and Italy arc < 4 JUST TO BE "IN S T Y L E " . Just to be In harmony with every­ sure to look with contempt towards! thing else, probably, our- ■, dear these traitors and the blood of these friends who arbitrarily fix the In­ traitors. The Pacifists of today Is surance rates have ordered a general an enemy of world democracy. 11. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND 0. L TAYLOR R. R. DEAS increase in the rates for Tampa. As There will be no place In the future va*-Pr~W.i F. L. WOODRUFF Vlcs-PrsBldsot C**hkf A»»‘l C.ihWf told In yesterday* Tribune, the in­ for those persons who sought to put crease means that the people of on the shoulders of another genera­ T H E B A N K T H A T INSURES YO U R DEPOSITS Tampa will he called upon to pny tion the task of ridding the world o many thousands more to the fire In­ Prussianlsm; these persons who still surance companies; and there is no Beck, at this late hour, when public attempt to offer nny reasonable ex­ sentiment and the righteous wrath of the ‘ earth's finest nation is turned 957 David P. Self, Chuluota cuse for the raise. righteously against them, to put the 345 Sidney Barno, Sanford . We are informed that local con­ sand of cowardice into the machinery 103 Deems N. Herring, Sanford ditions have nothing to do with the J. Fred DeBerry is out for con­ of the already slow acting govern688 Henry McCasldll, Sanford gress and says that one term la all increase, so it must be considered will be patiahs. Yes, pariahs. That 856 Harrison Scruggs, Oviedo that he wants which is a very modest as one of those tfrbitrary acts which is a long thought, and it's a thought LIST PUBLISHED AGAIN FOR BENEFIT OF READERS 705 Harley Vincent, Sanford request even for Fred. And. speak­ have'so endeared the insurance rate- that deserves your attention—if you 406 Alfred G. Doudncy, Sanford On account of the great demand 677 John Sapderr, Sanford ing of Fred’s campaign reminds us fixers to, the general public. Tam­ have nny leanings toward pacifism. for the names of those subject to 749 Henry White, Sanford 619 Allots J, Jackson, Sanford that you can never toil about poli­ pa’s fire protection equipment is in 25 William H. Bowen, Sanford The man who talks peace now, draft The Herald is publishing the 625 John Johnson, Sanford ticks and Fred is liable to land' a better shape than ever before and 392 Clifford Choice, Sanford 760 Harry Garwood, Paola list again. The official list hua. not affords not the slightest pretext for without being willing to fight for political job yet. Who knows? COO Isaac Pugh, Sanford slapping a higher rutc upon the peace, is no less than a traitor—pro­ yet been made public and if there Walling List ------ 0 — 889 Oliver General, Geneva are any changes they will be pub­ people, of this city. The suggestion vided he is n person uf sound mind, 183 Harry Hall Newman, Sanford 383 Edward A. Chittenden, Sanford Just been reading Editor Benja­ that the insurance companies had to cither that, or he is in the employ­ lished In Tuesday’s edition 792 Instance L. Cook, Oviedo. 576 David Mlnyon, Sanford min’s story in the Ocala Star about pay unusually heavy losses for the ment of the German government. Names Drafted Here5 John E. Anderson. Sanford 944 Frank James, Chuluota the trains that come and go and if Atlanta tire may explain something Not only is he a traitor to his coun­ 350 Zema Banks, Sanford These are not from tho official 122 D cW itt T. Johnson, Sanford it is true that old patriot is not in this direction—perhaps the com ­ try, but be b a traitor to himself 54 Bias Conclly, Goldsboro 642 Wyatt Robinson, Sanford hoard hut are supposed to be cor­ steeping at nil. We hereby call at­ panies propose to make Tampa and and to his family and to bis frfends. 870' Si Brown, Geneva 939 Jefferson Hudson, Chuluota rect as drawn; tention to the fact that he is not other cities pay for Atlanta’s mis­ He is more than thut. He is a cow­ 549 Lewis LuUon, Sanford 222 Oscar W. Speer, Sanford 258 J. Brodic Williams, Sanford only violating the eight hour law fortune. ard. A coward as well as a traitor. 110 Harold Grant, Sanford 906 W. A. Pattishol),: Geneva •158 Lawrence Gay, Sanford but he is trying to run trains as This is a big thing to say, I know, 741 Willitf Williams, Sanford The most inexcusable and in­ 700 Cheater Thomas, Sanford 854 Julius Scott, Sanford well ns a newspaper, which is also a and I haven't said it without think­ 711 George I). Watson, Sanford defensible thing in existence in this 297 Bartow Mann, Monroe direct violation of the rules. But it ing about it. Down hare in my 783 -Elio Blakely, Oviedb 1022 William T. House, Altamonte 321 James Aikqn, Sanford was good reading and Benjamin en­ country is the preseiit method of neck of the woods it is a serious 837 Clayton Newton, Oviedo 841 Robert Lee Peterson, Maitland 730 Ester Woodward. Sanford dows some of those engines with fixing better insurance rates. As a thing to call a man n coward. One 337 Ellis Bell, Oviedo 638 James Rochelle, Sanford combination and monopoly for the 70fr Martin Vincent, Sanford <176 Bryan Howard Squire, Sanford human tendencies and the taking is supposed to he rendy to fight, 1032 William A. Sanders, Altamonte exploitation of the public, it has nil 1002 Abraham Bisbane, Lake Mary 275 Arthur B. Wright, Goldsboro away of some of the trains will no when he calls a man a coward. But 632 William KRedley, Sanford the other trusts and combines beaten 368 Hon F. Canty, Sanford 509 Burton Johnson, Sanford doubt break his heart ami disturb I'm not afraid. Pacifists, you know, 685 W. S. Tyler, Sanford to u frazzle—and yet it serenely goes 975 Geo. E. Parker, Gahrielln 564 William Fred Mason, Sanford. lu3 two hours of sleep., are pacifists. 685 W. 1. Tyler, Sanford on. without interference from the 320 Pat Allen. Sanford 9-15 Charlie Jackson. Chuluotn -----O -----1016 Ellis Blair. Altamonte law. How long must the people There are in Amerirn. I am ex­ 596 Laurence M. Nott, Sanford 950 James H. Munroe, Chulola Munirinpl ownership in Sanford is suffer? —Tampa Tribune. 335 David Lewis Brown, Sanford ceedingly sorry to say. some millions 536 C. C. Lock, Hanford 926 Clarence Young, Geneva many years oil as yet hut it is not 493 Trouble C. llilleary, Sanford of men who think Pacifism und are 548 Henry Lawson, Sanford 1010 Robert A. Nordstrum, Upsalu Good stuff. Ed. And while you too early to begin talking about it 923 Clarence 'White, .Geneva afraid to declare themselves opcply. 126 John Jelks, Goldsboro 919 Circlet B. Stewnrt, Geneva and having a campaign of education are on the subject you had better Yes, millions. 341 Eddie Brown, Sanford For one thing, it 784 D. Curtis Ilrown, Oviedo 956 T h o s .. M. Simmons, Chuluota ' regarding the bcnoiits to be derived speak to your congressman, Hon, wouldn’t be good business to open­ 765 Lem Youdell, Sanford 1007 Allen Harten, Lake Mary 814 Sam Jackson, Oviedo from the public ownership of nil H. J. Drane, .who is jn the insurance ly declare themselves. 391 Preston Kale, Sanford These men 107 Jos. C. Hutchison, Sanford 738 Geo. Washington. Sanford utilities. The first step will he » business and probably represents are moral cowards, as well as cow­ 353 Rodney E. Bruton, Sanford 121 Artl.U' Johnson, Sanford 616 Zchidee Ratliff. Sanford commission form of government and more insurance companies than any ards physically. 970 Willie Lanier, Gnbricdla 221 Francis F. Singletary, Sanford 373 Miles T. Cassidy. Sanford then the idea of municipal owner­ other man in Florida. Of course we' 637 Robert Robinson, Sanford "It isn’t our fight." they whisper. 775 Chas. M. Williams. Paola 292 James Roy Let*. Monroe ship can he tuken up. And when it do not blame the high cost of insur­ " I t ’s the fight of those other coun­ 360 David D. Caldwell. Sanford 822 Thud E. Lingo, Oviedo 486 Julius Huff, Sanford ance on the agents for they could is taken up it will he by the tax­ 571 Allen Jnnr* Monroe, Sanford tries. If the Germans were to come 692 Kyer Thomas, Sanford 504 Boston Irwin, Sanford payers for it is the property owners sell more insurance‘if the rates were over her.*, • l*d be the among the 810 Arthur L. Hatch, Oviedo 488 Geo. W. llilleary, Sanford 470 Morris Hanson, Sanford * that vote for bonds and the property reduced hut a man in the position (first to defend my flag.’ ’ 704 Arthur J. Vaughn. Sanford 312 Roger Whitted, Monroe 507 Arno Chas. Jon<*s, Sanford Owner that will eventually start the of Congressman Drane could ami 72 W aitel Eubanks, Sanford 90 Samuel Glover, Sanford They haven’ t nny Mag and they 309 Geo. Thompson, ^lonroe And this matter of municipal ownership and should do something. 356 Muster Black, Sanford 177 James O. Huffj Sanford 437 N .O . Garner, Sanford carry it through. It is easy enough goes for our own congressman, W. J. are liars. That’s a strong word, of 112 Albert Hunter, Sanford 753 Henry Wright, Sunford 604 Ashley G. Purvis, Sanford for the man with no property to Sears wh.o is dot in the insurance course: hut it's a strong case and it 128 Monnie Jackson, Sanford 130 Rufus .Jones, Sanford 10 William Andeispn,’ Sanford talk about bonds when he is not business hut can do his part toward demands the use of strong language. 679 Amos Scipio, Sanford 858 [-1*0 T. Tillman, Sanford 13 Geo. David Calhoun, Sanford It is their fight. It is democracy’s forced to pay for these im prove­ breaking the hark of the insurance 805 ( ’ has. M. Farntlle, Oviedo 161 Walter B. Miller, Sunford God Al­ 924 Buckner Hebe Walker, Geneva ments hut the taxpayer wants to trust and we expert him to take n light, humanity’s light. 11 Miles Aus)in, Sanford 1 1023 Alfred Powers, Altamonte 420 John Edwards. Sanford mighty's light. It is an Armageddon know just wheje and how this money shot at them. 900 John II. Me Keller, Geneva ( 424 William E. Erickson, Sanford 1011 Fred A. Sjohloin, Lake Mary of democracy. The salvation of the is to be raised and'how it is to be 363 L*wis Collins, Sanford — 9— 1840 Vander Perritt, Wagner fil l Wm. Sylvester Jackson, Sanford world depends wholly upon the out­ speifti Therefore-aH this talk nn the GOO!) BA K TO SOCIALISTS 6 Andrew G. Ashbury, Sanford 657 Thomas Sullivan, Sanford 433 Eli Futch, ^Sanford side lines is lime wasted and is only The stampede from the Socialist come of it. The best is loose; the 1031 George Stevens, Altapionte 506 Albert K. Mitchell, Sanford 17 5 Osteen Me Michael, Sanford done for the personal aggrandise­ party—continue*; The—latest—rene­ devil is unchained. Tho right must 151 Andrew L7 Myers, Sanford 300 Edward Oglsby, Monroe 487 Lyloyd Hill. Sanford ment of certain individuals who tire gade of note, is Upton Sinclair, the win; it cannot lose; but the cost of 91 Ben. Gregly, Sanford 278 Geo. Wilson, Sanford i797 Ben Cooper, .Oviedo looking for something. novelist, 'famous for many services the winning will he henvy tipleas this 717 Rohl. 0 . Weeks, Sanford 1021 Jnmes B. Foster, Altamonte 110 Andrew* Jackson Krug, Sanford ---------------O----ito thV (tarty he now repudiates. And strong nationrr-inrluding. perhaps, 30 Lonnie L. Ballard, Sanford 324 King Asgill, Sanford 422 Raymond Fields, Sanford in bidding the organization good hy« some of those who s i t - among the 199 David Peterson, Sanford 911 Monroe Richardson, Geneva Roy B. Rower, Sanford INSIST ON WEIGHT 18 |he probably renders it the moat val­ giants at Washington— think more of 388 John Cherry, Sanford 532 Ruben O. Kilgore, Sanford Norman M. Swanson, Sanford ' The Horrid has suggested to in­ 652 uable service of all. in the excellent utter patriotism and less of party 733 Geo. Wesley, Sanford 336 Felix Byrd, S an ford '’ Matthew Best, Chuluotn terested housewives that there might 927 and selfish interests. warning and advice he gives it. 608 Ernest Parramore, Sanford 73B Charlie Wilson, Sanford be a great saving in the matter of 212 James F ’ . Robinson, Sanford The case of the "Pacifist is the If the party persists In carrying 601 Sum. M. Pickens, Jr.,. Sanford 327 William R. Brown, Sanford ice iT each one would jnsist on full 49 Eliggn Chestnut, Sanford out its declared policy of mnss oppo­ world old case of the man who wants 606 Sumuel W Pcavoyhduse Sanford 664 Geo. Stevens, Sanford * weight and sec that the amount of something for nothing. Peace—a sition to .selective service, says Mi1, . (Continued on Page 5) If)2 Munroe Norwood, Sanford ftj 93 William C. Hill, Sanford Ice called for by the ticket Is deliver lasting pence, peace, not chained to Sinclair, -it will he wiped out. 512 Eugene W. Jones, Sanford ed to the family ice box. "If the Socialists," he adds, "bad slavish servitude, peace with human 46 Chas. Claudius Cobh, Sanford An .incident, .right in line, is re­ opposed selective service unless con­ liberty—will never he had for noth­ 1020 James M. Evan#, Altamonte lated to this paper. A lady observ­ scription of wealth were likewise in­ ing, It must he paid for and paid 223 Francis E Singletary, Sanford ing thut the piece of ice brought in cluded, I could have seen some (or in blood. There is no other way. 117 Pete Holden, Sanford by the iceman seemed small for the point to their argument, and per­ As long a *.the Hun and the Vandal 602 Frank IMtts, Sanford fifty pounds she hud ordered, di­ haps could have stood with them in infest tho eartlr, there is no other 390 Chas. E. Chapman, Sanford rected the man to take it back to way. 2!i William 0 . Bryant, Sanford the wagon and weigh it. She ac­ protecting .the working class frrtm Hemp/nber this—every man in 90 Samuel Glover, Sanford bearing not only the physical but companied him to verify thp weight. the financial burdens of this wnr." America is working for hi# country, 75 Thomas Meade Fox, Sanford It was really unnecessary for the or he is working for the Kaiser. If 772 Henry Tucker, Paola Socialists to make such a condition, you nre not putriotic, then you nre 721 Ralph B. Wight, Sanford because ns matter's stand wealth is working for the Kaiser, the man who 280 Oqcar Milton Zitrowor, Sanford actually botlig conscripted for wnr set himself up as u sort of partner 24 John W‘. Booth, Sanford purposes as murh as manhood Is. with the Almighty, the man who 298 Uobt. Sanford -Man, Monroe Tile big war'taxes, particularly toe ccuntennrced nil the un'peakahle ,28 Henry Byrd, Sanford increased income and inheritance outrages of Belgium. 56 Clifford Clair, Sanford Whom are you serving? taxes contemplated are nothing less 675 Azzic Sallic, Sanford — Hapsburg Licbe of the Vigi­ 343 John Henry Bell, Georgetown than wealth conscription. And if it is qrgued —as It easily may be— that lantes. 982 Robt. Bryant, Longwood •, Start the year right t ie poor are still subject to us heavy 726 Alton W. Wise, ‘ Sanford Kale Increase by using a time book burdens, in proportion to their in­ 15 Ismail Ignatius Bronson Sanford in the Federal Reserve Banking System played At a meeting yesterday of the come. as the rich, attention may he special committee nppointed recent oofi Thomas J. Parrish, Geneva for a record of vour an important part in thu recovery o f business called to the fact that the rich are ly to appear before the railrend com­ 933 Warren Crump, Chuluota from the adverse conditions following the out-* labor records t h i s subject to the selective draft just as mission in protc.f against tho pro­ 452 \Valton Garvin. Sanford break of the European war, thirty months ago, and year. This will give much as the poof." A sincere ef­ posed increase ot fifteen per cent in 355 Ledwdrth Brown, Sanford is still helping to keep business on cn oven bed. y o u a permanent fort is being made to distribute dem­ freight rates i t ’ was resolved to pre­ 530 Robert Floyd King, Sanford Thi3 system with it3 immense resources is a record o f your pay ocratically all the burdens of this pare a brief to'he filed w ith the com­ 972 Drnwdy E. Matthews, Gahrielln bulwark of strength to the banks which are mem­ democratic wars The selective draft mission. in as murh us the rnilroads 983 llruce Clouser, Longwood roll for the season bers of it, and will assist them In any financial is the most democratic burden of all. have given notice to hold their peti­ 757 Arthur Zeglur, Sanford without additiona requirements which they jnsy be called upon 966 Robert II. Hawkins, Gabrielis It is difficult to understand why tion in abeyance.. trouble. to meet. any body of men assuming to repreThe special committee is rqm- 8G8 James Ashe, Geneva should re- posed’ o f 'D. C. Marlowe of Sanford, 332 Chas. L. Britt, Sanford sent the workini c' By depositing your money with us you re- * We have them m at fifse their coopt x‘ •; I this great A. W. Hunnicut of DeLand, A. J. 379 Joe Cliittendep, Sanford ccivo the protection and the new facilities which will fill your wants. I l is. u Holworthy of Lakeland and'Fred M, 542 Sherman Lloyd, Sanford war for human .'.oeih <: our membership in the Bystem enables us to offer you. rf them Allen qf Orlando. All were present 194 Chas. I’ riester, Sanford struggle primaril, 1' e t and their kind in o. ; 1 ! . And at tho meeting yesterday,*except Mr, 874 Richard Ilurkc, Geneva i, Timmy Holworthy, whose notification—was 552 Schullc Maine*, Sanford ns Mr. Sinclair says, ' ! ' then we miscarried in thq mails. — Reporter 645 Joe Summons, Sanford he allowed to w 218 August C. Smith, Sanford ' li.op every Star. in America shall 1 ; 620 Henry. Polike, Sanford <vote the next. other activity am Affectation. 550 Chas. J. Merriwether, Sanford twenty or thirty rz in preparing Affectation is an awkward and for a last-ditch df.'-p’.a tf this dem­ forced imitation tff what should ho 574 Oscar Middleton, Sanford 31 Andrew Milton, Sanford ocratic principle.” I)ii the Social­ genuine nnd easy, wanting tho beauty 981 James- A. Bristline, Longwood ists want to sndd! > t«a with such n that accompanies whnt Is •natural1 ._ 770 George Smith, Paola (Hilary burden as that would en-< Locke. * . SANFORD, FLORIDA 882 C. W. Culpepper, Geneva ill?—Orlando Sentinel. SANFORD, FLORIDA oy W W PEOPLES B A N K G F S A N F O R D W W . What Bank Do You Deal With? fw i C R IM E OF TH E PACIFISTS Wo are making history now, my American brother, and this history is going to be written in lines o fj truth. There will 'ho none of the prejudiced, lying and distorted bunk that has, unfortunately for us all, been in our school histories herettffore; there will be no attempt to blot out any such matters as the Uladensburg affam - A spade is-go­ ing to bo called n spade, hereafter. And just where Is the Pacifist going to stand—after the war. is over? Julr 27, 1917 THOSE W HOJRE DRAFTED I K , ft r i : TIME BOOKS i FOR FARMERS CONFIDENCE ii Herald Printing Co. FIRST NATIONAL BANK £ # *_i • •* Um&aj �~ T£ Jnljr 27. 1917 THE SANFOftD IIERAI-D *< electricians, engine repair men, lith­ 69f Leon Tison, Sanford vent the manipulation from forcing d?y ol J :^ % P n o v o ‘ ass ographers, machinists, airplane me­ 378 Frank If. Campbell. Sanford prices evon higher. 1 realize.the n e -f Cl»rk ol ihc e c u * r»urt <*? the h chanicians. radio men, metbl work­ 237 Richard Sanders, Sanford cwslty for ■uch legfslation, but I am |'GKk A. JM*/»rr/le' , 'OJn,y* H‘ * ers, magneto repair men, motorcycle 422 .Fames If. Kstridgc. Sanford unqualifiedly opjiosed to lixiqg a pri j *‘ 1*^11^ anj r. unrii lor Uampiaiiiafit repiiir men, photographers, sail 619 F.’ dgnr J. Kouth, Sanford unqualifiedly opposed to fixing a -------------------------- 1 -----------------------------makers, stenographers, tool makers, 344 Eugene Brown,- Sanford price for wheat which will require ^ , nrt vulcanizers, welders and skilled and 6BG Geo; W. Turner, Sanford hundreds of thousamls of- people in !■?*•• d ,' *»<*■■• fn- in - .. aiock. . . . * ' hi t tif H u t t o n f t w U S r tim fin v , n i»or« 824 Robert Lewis, Oviedo unskilled men. 1my state to. pay such high Tirifft I" 1— *— Interest It is specifically __stated ^ that "TToiir ^TTe farmers and growers o I.in*| Have you left your order for your ___men 307 James—W—Pnrleri -Mtmnwr • ■• • (hi* !! coat suit, dreyes or c o a l* -a t- the-enlisted for^thlfTservice will not be 412 tnlonio Gonzalez, Sanford ! • h#ld *t u«*- principal my statef under this measure will ^ * < f ■*Ir» i 202 L. A. Renaud, Sanford Summary o f Uut .Floating Small ‘ ’~ trrT-ucli "Shop fdr your fall order on ttiyen training in flying. have no guaranty of a reasonable r*» *Iir a(t"fm price for their products, yet Under t ':\ : * 'i : * " 1 * ' *' TalkaSoccIncDy Arranged for ■» approval? Saturday is your Iasi This is a very unusual opportun- 164 I rank Mcisch, Sanford iw prwviiiion.H will nave to pay .for i f* * -nr upon t*?r>Tt« 4»f ,%m Horried Herald Readers chance, q.i the proprietors leave j,y an,i a# jt wm t,e open for a 268 Isaiah Wilson, Satdord Vfonduy for mar flour made from wheat costing at - ion ‘" ’,I '*r ' " E! '' irkets, 98-1 tr^ short time only it Is hoped that 272 Thomas Williams, Sanford ill (flit 964 B. M. Carter, Gabrieila be m K t j at c ^ F th r . least $2 n bushel. How much more young men between the ages of 18 i C. A. Palmer of the Geneva " ' Ru * W. ' Vttll« ce l‘‘ft yestertlaK L>va s eecV i l ,/ MS - »*■ 866 James Ashe, Geneva we do hot know. fls-iri-rt, ’ tion was in the city on Wednesday (or North Caro,lnn where she will and 40 will respond freely. 59.1 Frank MeKclway, Sanford Mr. President, it is not my desiri* ______________________________ j______ For further information or enlist­ spend several months r and reports that but litjte rain bus 407 Ruben Davis, Sunford to delay further consideration of this N„ :lfP of *„i|ra,i0„ , , f Tjt UffA , $2.50—Week end rates to D ay­ ment in this service apply to any of 262 Seth Woodruff, Sanford fallen out his way. Mr. Palmer has matter, but on account of this o n e !' " **r « « . t-*-* of t*i r. the following recruiting stations: * tona Beach akd return.* Phone F. E. C. Railway near Geneva. 886 Grover C. Gould, Geneva. feature of tile hill, which is to m e 1 Notlca !• harabv given *.ha’ T‘>o. *' Wll2 04 1 -j South Pnlafox street, Pen­ $2.50 Week-end rates to Day­ Philips' Drug Store for further in­ very objectionable, and I believe will sacola, Fla. tona Beach and return. Phone formation. Orange Belt Aut,o Line. br found to bt> very objoctipnuhli* to j Nn. «,9d»c«rf the* #‘th d j »f j u!yf 52-57 West Day street, Jackson96-3tc Philips’ Drug Store for further par­ a treat majority at the k m ,,lean & . 'Jia'JS 7 «r?V 2 vfllc, Fla. J. Fred DeBerry, the popular ticulars. Orange Belt Auto Line. * Post Office Officu building, Tallahassee, peoMe. I tl,nire to make a motion to S S f t g ; . 5* f.,2 |k,l“ 2 a ,F„*'A.J.*£.T; nuo salesman and candidate for 96-3tc reconsider the vote by w-bicb the Uatail (he Uh ,tay af N*rna-n',*r, Fla. A, 1>. Js9S, K u iIIk I aalit r rrllllritn In u y ongress is in the city for a few food c-ntro.l bill was passed; and if n(tlr«> Mr. and Mrs. Schclle Maincs re 117 South Orange avenue, Or­ amt haa marfi* appiiratlon tor tax among his mnny turned Wednesday from a visit to duys circulating it has been sent to the house, that «lrril« lit fv u e in accanlaor# with law. lando, Flu, land Salit rrrtiAraln embrace the (''Jiiwing friends relatives and friends in and around itracrlhait property ailuatrd In Sc*nincli> \ / P ost O fle^B uilding, Tampa, Fla. FLORIDA SENATOR TRIED T O it be returned to the senate for fur­ county. tn-wit! ('rrtiSrala No. 5, Oliver Murrell was called to th K Lake Duller. They were accompan­ p ost O il/e Building, Miami, Fla. ther consideration. My object in Pcocribcii Floriita. BRING FOOD BILL BACK above embraces IWy. to ch M of ied home hy Willie Goolsby, a neph­ colors yesterday, joining the naval ther consideration. My* object i 1 NK comer n( I^T 2. Sac. 35, T p 13. ft *ts FROM THEJiOUSE * K. run W 155 ft, 9 IHA-ft, f: 155 ft. N 1«1 ew who expects to obtain a position reserve corps at Pensacola. making this motion is for the spe­ ll. S-IO aersa. f'ertincats No. 3 <|r.i>rii„.| * Jr. Young Here Senator Trammell again stood up abova -mliracpa l.ot No. 3, Sac 31, Tp 13, in Sinford and make this-his home. cific purpose, and that only, of hav­ K 2S K. $2.50— Week end rates to D ay­ Tl arraa. CarllScata No. TI3 daa. Dr. C. T. Young of the State for the people when he attempted abova am brarn S W H of 8 W U Sac tona Beach and return. Phone Board of Health was in the city to- to huye the food control bill recon­ ing furthi r consideration upon the rrlbad A letter from Dr. Brownlee TP 19. H 29 E. 10 acra*.. Cart Ideal# hilips' Drug Store for further in­ day- with Dr. Miller looking atfer the sidered on account of the minimum question rf the minimum price No. 724 described abova embraca* N W * Montreal, N. C., Bays that he and of 8 E f« Sac 2C. Tp IS, It 29 E. 40 arraa. which was fixed for wheat. T think Cartldeala S o . 725 rfaveribad abova am Mrs. Brownlee en joyed their visit to formation. Orange Belt Auto Line. interests of the people. I)r. Young price of $2 for wheat. The follow­ H W ), o f S E I f Sac 26. Tp 1 9 , K 29 E, 96-3tc ' is making a special crusade on ing is the proceedings from the Con­ t-his provision should be stricken braeaa Washington and they are now at 40acraa. • from the bill.” The aa idla n d bains aa*a«vad at tha data Montreal, where they are'ab le to Johp Abberger, Florida freight typhoid fever and intestinal diseases gressional Record: * . of t ha iMuanec o f auch ra t 1111eat a* a • lollowat eat three times a day and expect to agent of the N. C. & St. L. and his nnd is doing a great work in having Crrtlftrate Np. *5 davrribrd abova. In tha •Mr. President, on Saturdny *durof Judicial name of V. Srhmtla. f.'artifiraif No. 3. enjoy the mountains to the fullest', son, B. L. Abberger, , traveling people screen their homes and all j .. ,, .s , .. , , l l m i l l . Kewl.u.1 • tau n t). ItoDda. n , , „ . d'verlbad abova, in tha name of Jana (.ana. •cry ing the consideration of the food — Hair*. O rtlflra la No. 713, davrrlbad abova Ayers* New D aytona Beach Hotel freight agent o f the A. B. & A., the foods and many other items that control measure,* when n motion was In t h r .a im r of ( ’ .* W. M ctlo.iatd. Carildui.i'i ” 1 **"*’ Hill of cala No. 721, daverlhad abova In tha name Daytona Beach, Fla.-*-Spocial aum- with headquarters in Jacksonville arc of vital interest to the people. made to strike out the provision fix­ CumpUInt of Unknown, •'artiflcair No. 725, drncrlhad M lto r iT abova In thr name ot C*. W M cD onald. * mcr rates now in effect. Week end were in the city yeaster^lay looking Dr. Young believes in the enforre- ing a minimum price of $2 per Uni-** nald errtiOeaian nhatt ha radaamad parties solicited. Dance every Sat­ after business for their respective I ment of nil local health ordinances, bushel for wheat in certain primary roads. urday night. W. F. & K. R. Ayres, markets throughout the country, I .Until further notiev M uss-jo ' s pool managers and owners. 81-tf Germans Need Steel was among the senators who voted Those who have hospital garment J / V 1! *!* ° ,wn *v‘*ry "tternoon at 2 Amsterdam. Netherlands. July 25. to strike out the minimum price 1 or Red Cross please send them in » ' TuesdJys and Fridays. Thl. Germans are requistioning did not believe that we should make f t . - n t an d e . M n l *(.<>> > i»u. In itianj » soon as possibl possible and those who ” - ' tf ani1 Particularly barbed wire. un exception in the case of wheat ha as • > m , d -t . M I T I I K 1) 1' t S S I C N M K S T It (. vrth r n*da .1 i it j, r..iffe« I# T*> A!| IVh-m It M ir f*n!in*rtt « are willing to lend machines comReginald Holly is now behind thel'all over Belgium, according to the and tix a price for that commodity p-l.|.*4tad' ttt the fitr, l| ,^,d a Thl* I* In* tlnlIf>' ynu that I l ave baau muniVate with Mrs. Terheun. Mrs. I8m*n fountain at ihc Bonita, where latest news from the frontier. The which would rause the consuming r pul .im n| Jn Sent -I-Ir rtiui.ty F.r r- ’ nMniail a x iin a r ' Tty. I hiu I* I’ atnt of Sanford, of fju r .on - Florida. a«»l*ttor In a rerlain tlaad n f.a » i(n M. Pulrston, Sec., A. R. C. bis smiling rountenurjgg invites you ■m ention of only one wire is allowed, puhjic iff this country, a great many, tin, ut.ea •«, i t*c, !. ft r .. ** ' r **1f * " i ment, rtinvavlnf all hU proper tv. bolb raat l ^o have a drink. . to mark off the division of the fields. of Witne I,. A. Ptiujlat., the M-rk of our , and paf*onal, for the henaOt of hta er-ditora whom nre people engaged in Mrs. jlunius Turnbull and hull circuit court and thr .eal of »*H roti-t, at undar tha law* c f Flm ins, end you and rarh No. 666 will cure Chills and They are likewise breaking up more other agricultural pursuits than that ■ha courk htiu.a in Sanford, thi* tha 20|h »( you nrr haraby raniulrad within altly daya daughter o f' Monticello are the day of Jut). 1917. " m in ' th -**ft «Tile, itml* ft hit, if i h » f w i l t or llv Gcver. It is the most speedy rem­ nnd more car tracks and light rail­ of producing wheat, to pay possibly (***'»h K \ r»oirc;i.\ss fi*ur rnimth* Tf k y o n d Timii* af thi* guests of Mrs. S. V. Arrington. ?**- Fri fir roads, carrying off tin* rails and from $12 to $11 or $15 per barrel •tRlr iif FliifMp wm.4*n*1^|rmrr*t • of »r* edy we know. 8U-15t funl* «nc*ir*«t f hr f» M *• n ,,r It will pay you to call at the I Thi« J«$l> ^'»ih. I ? 7? J. T. Brady returns to his first sleepers, as well as cars ami loco­ fur (lour* in the retail markets, N « » l if p i if S lt ir •* AtilUrr M erlin t French Shop nnd let them have your II h N W IG H T . motives. U» atffiiHjfti mmf rtufv ha.I. __ «rM| voted to strike out that minimum, love nnd after trying the farming A id in rf. . , , '-^"1 •' Ike srinix.l m —ttn( • > ( I -inrl.. idea for your fall clothes as every OIMVI-Slr just because I fell that It would h.l.t.x. ..11 Y Huimn, Inr . . rort..lr««wn .i , game has gone to the jewelry again, thing will he done to please custom- ,, . . ' J ** i>l Ihr >iilr r.1 Klorl'l».,hrlil .in thr l!*lh d»> establish a (irice for tlour in the re­ ol llrptari rtrn(,of thr Intrrlur ... ... i . . . Me is now with the Fheo. Sc haul Ujty Taxes Jimr, Itllt, the aiijnurt I atinuat mrriit,g its, Wc will also he pleased to I. . * . ’ r . S. I.and OlTlrr •i (ikinnvj||s, H i ,, tail markets of this country which et the itnrkhottlrra ut It. «aM rt»fpnraLlon , . i jew elry store and seems glad to get Delinquent taxes will b« adver­ July 21. t H7.. *111 lx- hi Id at tha prlntTc o ic- of tb - -alti purchase coats and little serge , , 1 ‘ 14 would be possibly far more than corporation N oilrf Ij hrfrby fiivrn that ttrn/amin K. at Sanford, Fta . at 2:00 o'clock , ■x* * . . , back in harness where he can ner- tised on August 7th, 1917. Halt, ot Kthrl, t-IorhU, » b o , on May 2rt, dresses for your children nt special I. .. ... . , , , in Dio aftrrniinn on ihr ttitta da» of AufUM. . ’ form difficult operations on the in- . To avoid extra expense call and the people of this country ’ should 1917. (or the purr>n*o of rlrrtlnc director* of t!>|0. m u h llmfHaleaa Kniry No. 0*737, rorpo»4lS>n,* rrcaivin; and actin# upon for N W 't of HW** Hfftion 2 3 : and H f!>i rt,U; St9lMtC f|jrird* of the watches nnd clocks. pay your taxes before July 31, 1917, 'pay for flour when yonditiuns. re# •aid report. „f *ald corporate i and it* offierr*. of S f l’ t, Sefijon id- Tnvnahip Hi South, adjusted themselves under the other Mrridlan. ha* and the traoaactinn ot any and all other Itanfr 2*3 Kail.Tallaha^rr 'V °nl ^omes that J* RoulnntL/ Woodland Park is open only Sun‘ he books will close on that date. notirr «*f intrntion t*» make Ktvr. year provisions of thl* bill. However, Mr! but in,-* that may ba j>rc«antrd at -aid filnl Wudman is now in France fighting1 , . * . 1 Office over fire department. Proof, in «*i aMIHi elaim in thr larnl ahuvr mart In*. . .t i c , days. I o let on week days. 92-tf ♦Ir-crlhnl, hr fori* I'nunty Judcr, a r San« President, a minority of the sena­ for Unde Sam and that he holds an K S D I 'T T d N, •las. C, Roberts, f i*rfl, Plor id*, on i h»" €th day of ^*ptrm t>«r 9S-4 r l - 2 i r Secretr r v tor- only voted to strike out the officer's commission His , many 1317. City Tax Collector. f ’ tatmanT tum w a* wilnc«r*„ Not Ice tniriTnunt price I feel thut the In I he t irrull < - 1 0 1 1 Heienlb Judlrlal llrSanford friends will watch his career, r . L €*11«- In. of Satifuf.i, Florid* cull Srminiilr l utinlj. II.o il* In t hanThe city council will sit August great eoonsumiiig public of this coun with much interest. car y J !* t*u*t*** of Stnfofd, Florid* F*»ie Smith llomamin llrtiT.n of M**kham. Flnrofj try. including those engaged in labor Just received a large shipment of 6th* m 7 *' 7*::,° P* m * a* a board of Frank G rIIf’ n of Mirk ham, Florida. ** t'llailun ' itm tE j it w n . w i s , working for a wage, and including Jot rt Smith Georgette crepe in black, white, equalization and will hear Complaints (Continued From Page ti To John Smith, fe*ttlenre unknown. Urfiflrr. if any of values fixed hy the asa great host of the fanning people 9 7 -T u ^ A Ffi*IPlr Ililt ,'f eotnrtfaint ha* l*e, n Sbd in tSa pink and navy blue. Crept* de i tiruit court of I he Seventh Judicial Dircull. 3 of this country who do not produce Seminole count) , Florida, in i'hanrrrv m« in maize, plum and (link. n*’d M’*sor. ____ . . . . . . . . . 8 Willie Anderson, Sanford Itjf L * , Smith, and wtieak, should not have enacted into again*! you. lyr. It. C. M AXW ELL. K« ..i Tarteias in Idnelt, white, light blue, 305 Robert . T. Priester, Monroe prarinc frpm alf\*tavli* n!rd in thU c a u ir t G« i law a provision which will mean that y»U ar^ not a rr«idi*m of ih«* Assessor -City of Sanford, Fla. o f Fh»rnavy.- green, (link, tan. grey and 557 Charlie Maxwell, Sunford iToo Late to Classify) ida and I hat your ft**id inn* 1* tinLnn«n, and 95-lto ' . during the next two years they shall that purple. We invite you. The Thrcethen* i« no | • r*rjh in t h r *iair* o f Flor­ 622 Josejih Heed, Sanford pay, if 1 am correctly informed, ida i h r * m i t e o f a Mjhfinrna ut#nn wh um 1.tl it Diamond brooch pin. F'indin-One Store. We guarantee to t II 585 Henry C. McMullen, Sunford mnull] hi nil ymi, i hr *al»l ioFifi Hmll h* what sceitis fo toe an exorbitant d receiv r hcrefore ii > . order.,! that you, Jui,ni‘r lt'ttVe Herald office and receive it (or less. 9n-tte Bid** for Transporting of School 78! Thomas Beckwith, Oviedo Smith in th# ibovti tutiiIr-tl cau**» mi f^W Q fd. price for the (lour which they con­ or 98-dtp brfofp th*» Iat day of Ortoh^r. 1917, i*r * ___________ ___ ____ Miss Fannlo Hobo Munson und\/ Children 1035 Bindley E. I^itrlinrd. Oviedo sume,* Flour is the one food rnn- thr* blit of rornti’ nint fdrd aeaiti»t you «r|U „ , , . _ Miss Gladys Field have returned to; Bids will lie received for t runs-' 968 Will Jackson, GUlirielln u likrn cnnirs.id. r or Sale—Goon work norne eight j sinned more or less by everybody, this city from Tampa where they porting school chihluji of rural dis- 323 Alexander Aitch, Sanford Mr. President, * as I have under­ p u ^ s ^ h ^ s ^ r u ^ id u,odn“t; y * * ” 0W*. Hentl,. and goo.l .1river, have hern for some time. Miss tricts to and from schools for th«4857 Arthur-Simmons. OviFdn —^ weak inr al,ht aonwcuilva week*. Inquire R. L. Garrison, R, D. No. 1. W ltn n a my h*itid a* clerk of the etrcuU * _ . stood the situation, the great clamor F'icH k hnd ehiiFg1 optlie TToteT Olive term of 1917-18, beginning Septem- 963 William. J. Allen. (Jabriella rn u rl. of Sentinole rm inty,* FI i.ida, on ttili * 9 o * lfC anri-hiiH been in Tampa for Several her I. 1917 and for eight months to 438 Robert M. Grovenstein, Sanford .throughout tl»i* nation <ff ours for food control has been largely in or­ 878 Preston- Flowers. Geneva months. Mbs flundon wt.a down. May I,. 1918. der that the exorbitant prices Which 441 Joe T. Guerry, Sanford a* her bouse guest for l!.t t»aht two Route No. 1—Celery" avenue towere being paid by the consumer 357 Robert F\ Biszell, Sanford Cameron City. weeks. should be hereafter barred and con­ $2.50— Week end. raf**t to ’ D ay-; Houte No. 2 -S a n fo rd avenue to 23 Tbos. L. Brown, Sanford trolled, so *that the people of this 331 Fhlward C. Brown, Sanford tor,„ Beach and rettll'n. I hone ^Ider Sjirings. country would no longer be sub­ . Philips* Drug Store for further par- j ^ u- 3‘ ^ Fir*t »trppt to ^,on * 492 Willie Holmes, Sanford jected to thl* extravagant prices. 1 565 John Moore, Sanford Uculnrs. Orange Belt Auto Line, i roc corner* feel. Mr. President, thut If we start 800 Ebbic C. Dowling, Oviedo 96-Cte | y H°ute ‘s»°* T o Upaala. out, upon the only article of food All transportation by auto cars, 1499 Sinclair Milton,- Sanford lor War nnd summer time hss no' upon which wo fi\ u price far above under regulations as accepted by j 1011 Lodge Reed, Lake .Mary cut down the attendance at the ;: *ar the normal pricp, fixing the price 590 Raymond McDonald, Sanford . ,, .board of trustees, or the Lyric Theatres in this c i t y , . , .... where wo know that the consumers . /I Bids by single route or all routes 444 Nolttn T .' Graves, Sanford ^•iiid the attendance would secin to, , , ■ _| will have to pay a great deal more ., * , . . , together must be presented on or 636 Henry Rossier, Sanford 'how that Very few Sanford people . , . than they have been paying in time Every farmer in this section should raise his 1017 Isaac IL. Chinn, Altamonte ■* * . 1 before August 1st, 191 <.* are out ol town this year. The pro­ of peace, we shall have* defeated ono 735 Karl M. Ward, Sanford own corn, oats, hay, potatoes and live stock B. F. Whltner, grams are unusually good j>nd you of tRe 5*ery objects and purposes of 6 3 4 .Herman L. Refoe, Sanford 95-4tc Secretary. to the greatest extent possible.- * rhould read tha theatre page each food control. I believe that the 326 Harry FL Bryan, Sanford Tuesday and Fridny ol the II. raid Paper Hanging nnd Painting wheat farmer should be .allowed rea­ -147 J. FL Green, Sanford and keep up with the cast and the Thousands of new samples of wall 76 Geo. Frazier, Sanford sonable returns, reasonable profits Every farm should have a vegetable garden • flays. paper for you to select from. Sam­ 67 2Rulph Scunos, Sanford for bis products, and 1 shall always with cabbage, beets, sweet potatoes, carrots, stand up to allow ghim reasonable Ntr. G66 will curjs Malaria or Bil­ ples will he brought to your door 949 John . Long, ChutuoU * upon request. I also do decornting 393 F’rank Cox, Sanford beans, peas and sweet corn growing. rrturni for Ids efforts, nnd a reason­ ious F'evcr. It kills tfie germs. able percentage of income upon his 86-lot i jriiii painting as it should be done. 993 Richard Kirk, Longwood * capital invpstoi): hut I do not be­ A . wire from Utica. New Y orW ^ * W* Temperton, 108 Palmetto 851 I)ewpy Simpkins. Oviedo There should be chickens and hogs, and a lieve that it is a proper policy to »8ars the intelligent^ that Hoy ; Ave.. one door from First street 158 Wilson IL Miller, Sanford pick one class of our. produfers in cow for milk and butter. 778 Chas. Adams, Oviedo Chittenden has enlisted in me mar- . J ''l this country from among the great |j 1 Robt. T. Alexander, Sanford ine r,or|is in that city. masses of iroduccrs, fix their price at 187 Henry H. Penbftdy, Sanford The French Shop is c k -h y ts Patriotic Murrell Family what it seems to me Is going to be With the advantages of our soil and climate, 52 Alnhonpo Cnllahnn, Sanford ^ r s after a very BuiiMOUtil weaken ,C apt. and Mrs.- K. R. Murrell o an exorbitsznt rate and then sty we should be producing foodstuffs enough for wishes to extend thanks to all i thif* city arc to be congratulated 505 William Jones, Sanford to the great masses of the farmers their friends and customers for their|uPon t*ie,r P#trlotic family. The> 650 Joseph M. Saucer, Sanford ourselves and have abundance to sell to our who ore engaged in other agricultural Put patronage and hope to have the haV(* lhr^ " nn" enLlistoi(1i wll,h 836 Dan Nobles, Oviedo neighbors. purcuits in this country and thosp Pleasure of serving you again thist U» « ,e Sam' Kenneth the eldest is 36 Edward Bradly, Sunford who are engaged in the industrial and we are making our plans to wilh ‘ hp ° ® '* n r‘*scrvc CorP’ « ,ltl Ib 985 William E, Driggers, Longwood world, “ You must pay these exorbi­ h»ve n prettier and handsomer line «t the cantonment near Atlanta 352 Jerry D. Bonner, Sanford What are YOU doing to help in this work? tant prices for the products of Ladies’ Ready to Wear than ev er, wit‘l the medical corps and 418 Isaah Davis, Sanford wheat." V ore. Anyone paying on m„ - i al Fort Oglethorpe for some 920 Willie Lee Sec, Geneva I voted for the hill. I did it very chsndise ,-an get same at 401 San- time in raining. Oliver the young- 456 James*Garfield, Sanford reluctantly, on account of the pro­ «rd avenue, as they have opened' a . J is * ,t,h ‘ he naval reserve corps 806 Eddie Fairdoth, Oviedo ,*■ vision which I had sotilght to elim­ *W"ch at Caldwell's old stand. 1» " d wl11 *" a" Pcobab.lity be sta- 416 John II. Delcgall, Sanford ianu. at rensacola. inate by my vote. In fact, I would 617 Robert Lee Rowe, Sanford 98-ltc J*o»cd at 526 Arthur Raymond Key, Sanford have voted against the bill contain­ 1 M a ste / • c We Pay I per cent Interest on Savings Deposits ing this provision if my vote would N; ‘ n Uby B,aCk an', Canadian Conscription GOP Gordon Phillips, Sanford Oran!'’ l!'t| " er** imssengers over the 0U||WB< Ju|y 26. _ Thc con, crip 316 Bruce Anderson, Sanford have defeated the bill and forced another food control measure with ' thU f ‘ AUt° f° o Sanf0r .tion bill passed the third reading in 8 Willie Anderson, Sanford . af“ rn00n.T-Reporter-Star. Lhe . „ ()U8P of Commons Tuesday by this very objectionable feature elim­ 7 Henry Alexander, Sanford v, P,l-ffal from T. S. Huff who is in ^ y o t e of 102 to 44. a government 948 William II. Sapp, Wugner » inated. I am firmly impressed, Mr. t .ei* . Tork bears the Intelligence majority .of 58. President, thnt the conditions in this 966 Robert B. Hawkins, Gabrieila h*t he is just becoming accustomed country are such that we need some 3 Philip J. Allen, Sanford too the the liripht lights and expects to Men Wanted for Aviation Section 546 Julius Lattimore,' Sanford regulation and control of the prices *ye a good time for a few weeks. * of most..all necessaries. Practically 577 Willie Murray, Sanford Signal Corps ffub-My-Tism — Antiseptic, Ano all food products are unreasonably 766 Ben Wright, Paolu “ T/ie Home Institution” The Aviation'Section, Signal Corps dyne— K ills; pnin, stops putrefac of the Regular Army is now open 734 F’ rank P. Williams, Sanford high. The speculators have been FORREST LAKE, Prcaldcnt • A. R. KEY, Vlce-Preildent and Uaahlcr Uon' 86-35t feasting ut the expense of the far­ or enlistment to men qualified in' 712 Hnrry Weeks, Sanford G. W. SPENCER, 2nd Vlci-lhcaldcul mers and consumers of this country. 17 Edward H. Burnett, Sanford -*wji*6ana Lake near Paolu is hv- tthe respective trades or occupations: Legislation is necessary to force Blacksmiths, chauffeurs, clerks, 802 Charlie Diggs, Oviedo E* a very popular swimming re■a°ri now nn(j jjeaj,jc being the home cabinet makers, cooks, draftsmen, 925 Ardolas Wilderness, Geneva prices down to within reason to pre-j of Frank Drown is also the summer homo of Geo. A. DoCottcs and Ar* Chur Yowell. The lake is a beau­ 3 * ■ * •r * tiful clear witdr lake with sandy bottom and tnany picnic parties go ; Utile Happenings—Mention out there in the afternoons (to enjoy of Matters in BrieT— J! the-water and the beauties of the Personal Items of woods. ■IN AND ABOUT THE CITY ii TRAMMELL FOR CHEAPER FLOUR THOSE WHO ARE DRAFTED CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS What Are You Seminole County Bank * �R ID A C O U N TY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-E FFIC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD DESCRIPTION OF TRIP FROM SANFORD^TO LEESBURG • (Oy Horry I. Brows, da SL Augvnlln* Itexird) FARMERS NOTICE probably seven out ol every ten | Leesburg is a. prosperous com ­ . Wie have an overstock o f M cCormick Hay visitors who come to Florida and munity. It really ought to be called who land in Jacnonville extend "Leachburg" for-GUhcrt Leach has ------Rakqs. ..W e will close these out at much EAST SANFORD I noticed • many improvement* £nd through the medium' of\the real live their JO U t’bejTss fnr s St. -Augustine A. E. Johnson of ftparriaH i venm i.isw . many -Sanford- people there; . less than the market price. Better hurry I* in Patterson snd other places in I Mr. and Mrs. Will Prcvatt and and possibly down to Ormond and Leesburg Commercial performed he­ before they are all gone. Georgia visiting relatives. (son and brother camped a lew days Daytona, and then go back thor­ roic service on behalf of his com­ oughly convinced that they- have munity. His printing plant is a Arnold Curry has returned to his at Lemon Bluff recently We can save you money on all Implements. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dressor and a e ^ all there is to sec in Florida.'.' model of neatness and what is more home in New Smyrna alter a visit exceedingly busy, or som e length with his sister, Mrs. daughter and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. in the meantime in tho north every important, is Ell# worth were dinner guesta ol now and then one runs up against since It is the home of several local Will Prcvatt. Tho country sur­ Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Dressor ol Lake a native who says, "Oh yea, I have publications. Mrs. E. A. Ward of Cameron Helen and drove to DeLeon Springs been all over your state and know rounding Leesburg like that sur­ WE ALWAYS’ HAVE THE BEST AT LOWEST PRICES avenue had as week end guests, Mr. all about tho flatwoods, the level rounding Eustis is populated with n and' Mrs. H. J. Ryland ol Orange on Sunday afternoon. country and the pine trees." What well to do class of splendid citizens, City. Jrs. Rytand Will be remember­ Mr. snd Mrs. JoAn Johnson snd a pity these people 'were unable to all patronising their own stores snd ed as Miss Ethel Foster. their young people have moved see Florida as it is. Of course industries; as a result prosperity is Frank Greenman of Owosso, from Cameron City to Plant City. northern Florida is at its best in tho evident on every hand. The LeesMich, and Mecca Hammock has his The young folks were given a sur­ early spring and summer; while this Board of Trade is a live com ­ son, Emerson of Owosso with him prise party on Monday evening. applies primarily to the verdure of mercial body that backs up its for the summer. Louis Kinsrd has bought the Dr. field, and farm and woodland, it newspaper and is a real power in Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Dietrich and Minnick farm and residence snd does not exclude consideration of the development of that excellent taken possession, daughters, G. C. Chamberlain and climate. section of Florida. Lee Kinsrd has bought the place Thanks to the good roads move­ Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lucas and known as the Avins place and Till­ The completion of the paved high­ daughters made a pleasant party a man Kinsrd has bought the Fogg ment as instituted by the State way between Daytona and DeLand Good Roads Association snd further­ and of the bridge at Crow's Bluff Coronado Beach on Sunday. They place, all near Cameron City. ed by local organisations, many of across tho St. Johns river west of the most interesting sections of the DeLand will afford autoists from the * WEKIWA ITEMS state of Florida are now accessible East Coast section of Florida ready Krr» Hath Hou*r* Ocean Front Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brown of or soon will be tor owners of auto­ Bowling Green .are visiting their mobiles. Already the highways and access to the delightful lake region and to a section of Florida, the daughter, Mrs. A. M. Rush. byways' are avenues that are con­ scenery of which has few equals in Born to Mr. anil Mrs. E. A. Rush, stantly patronized and enjoyed by Under New M u u p m m t c m . on July 20th, a little son. He has motor vehicle#, both fg r* business any part' of our country. Mr*. Gt*. F ille r and Mian Inabrl Tonne. In the Sanford section prosperity been naftied Cecil. anil pleasure. Before next January Mui|m Fortunes Mrs. W. D. Fillmnn was in San­ there will be additional roads avail­ is everywhere evident. were made last winter from the ford Bhoppifig last Wednesday. Special Family and Party Rates able that will prove a revelation to growing of celery for which the SnnRev. Ward of Sorrento filled his the average auto tourist. American and European I'tan ford delta is famous. In place of the usual appointment here Sunday. He tS.00 IVr IHy and Up In company with Editor •Robert celery, Snnforditcs point with pride was accompanied this time by his Holly and Business Manager Walter to more than light thousand acres of wife and three small sons. DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA M. Haynes of the SnnforO Herald, it , ***’ as fine WS' corn an can be Kgrown in lthe I / * t », > III M il I UI I UV ,U »M III ilt Mr. Thompson is visiting his was thr rood fortune of the editor ••• . , . *. .. . . . . . . | l filled States. Numerous Mitts are daughter. Mrs. J. N. McAllister here. of the Evening Record to make the 1 Willie Neal and Karl Goinc-t who trip last Saturday by auto from , to be Seen, giving evidence of the No one, no matter how willing, can do good work growth of the stock raising industry. are working in' (Ilcnwood spent Sanford to Leesburg and return. when oppressed by summer’s enervating, heat. But Sunday with home folks. t Take Sulphur Baths One of Seminole county’s many Watermelon Pickles when a fan sends its refreshing breeze into every nook Hurry Garwood and Air. Russ’ of splendid* brick highways leads west­ at home fo r e Tho following are from States Re­ Paola- motored to church services ward from Sanford toward the We* and corner o f your office, the neat outside is forgotten here Sunday. kiwa river, which forms the boundary lation Service Doc. 22, Office of Ex­ —and efficiency increases with a jump. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Vermillion line between Seminole and Lake tension Work South: and daughter, Duphnn ate u picnic counties. Up to a short time ago Preserved Watermelon Rind dinner on Hlnekw'ater Sunday. Cut I pound rind into J-inrh this stretch of some |.'l miles was Rev. Ward and family and Miss unjy ,,.irtj"| v ,,a ved. there being a squares. Rourtivo | und all pink Wen* Achsalnl Holiday w ere th e g u e s ts j mj n t* link of three and one-half part. Sc* I. o\i-r m , * in liniewater missing link ol of M rs. T. I. lJoyd Sunday. 1 1 ounce lime to 2 quarts water). I miles; this bus just been completed Cotff, Ecirma, Hives, etc. Right In The following morning let stand for |by the J. n. Wilson Construction your own home and at trilling cost, Why Pedestrian Suffers. 2 hours in clear water. Drain well, Company. The old brick paving you can enjoy the benefit ol healing Judge— "The prisoner claims that ho put down on a sand hed, without then drop into boiling water and sulphur baths. tooted Ids horn before he ran over grouting as has been done in St. Boil rapidly for 10. minute.--. Drain Ha n c o c k you." Complainant (much damaged)— Johns county. The new w ork' is again and add grndaalll to the sirup UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN "Maybe be did. your honor, but what G A IN E S V IL L E , TALLAH ASSEE * grouted, und of course is muchrune- (made by boiling together 3 clips ulphur ompound good Is that .when a car Is traveling l l l l t l l M O IIA L . IN TELLECTU AL H T A M I tlH I S UOI.I.KCK OK T I I E IIK .IIE H T HANK sugar, 3 pints water). Add to this, rior to the older me]hod and shows mature**comMoral purtfjlns and iMn hrJins Mtvufi*! Ar*«, la w , A fH m h u rts l l ji f mt-t-drigv, faster lima sound?" l.il^ rj| Art*. lU iucalion, ,\lu«ir, t! , [ - i , rented*—SUU'IIUH prepared (ifn iiu n lf St'hrtfil pninrcd In * a way tn to every -indication of living permu- the juice of one-half lemon und three rh > > (.*l I M u n l l m , Art, Ifunw U.-i>n-im(r* maWc It* uie moat cttcackxi* tacioui U»« U»e II II In In the Ihe Se nd f r ''a t& !h (u t an 1 Yi«»wn W'rtt* Iut ( atalu gu r and Ilook o f Vi**>* halh; uic II at a lotion anrbtng to aScctcJ nefit. The brick work is nine feet extra slices of letnun. Cook until the A. A. .MUKI’ IIU K I:, Fn-t part*; *n,| take It Intmuliy. She Might Try It. E U W . C O N IU IIt, Tn* wide but the Seminole county com­ melon is tender and, transparent. “ You’re kinder to dumb animals 5 0 c and $1 the bottle Allow to stand until cold,' arrange missioners are proceeding with the »« rour clruiu it i If he can’t tuppfy you lima you are to me. yotir w ife!" "Well, Mffd hli name aqJ the twice Iq i t m pi ana you try being dumb and see how kind placing of a sand day berm for the the pieces attractively in the jars.* «vc wlU itn j >1x1 a hot tic iLrrct. proteition of the. curbing (or the garnishing with slices of lemon. I II be." HANCOCK LIQUID SL XfH U t cum pas y widening id the surfaced highway to I'over with the sirup testing 50 deg. litatiaaMg. Aid. tot 55 deg. Process ami seal. approximately seventeen feet. Why Should They Not? IfcsMwi tkfrhv* Ctmftmmd ONtf- B* ^ ' Gingered Watermelon Rind ■war—/ f #»/ At— h r um u«A tKt "Do you believe people cun uuinugo Florida is noted for its many Follow the tame method as for tin* referendum?" "Why not? Is It beautiful river*, but It may conlt- j _ ____ in m* *■» n»« wmm uny harder than the oilier makes?" dent |y be asserted that ubne*is mure' »,rMprvi?s umlt ufl®r rin(! J ,a8 Tbcn drain t charming and picturesque than the T r<s* ",UM* ' n r“ *'* well and boil rapidly for 15 minutes Wckiva. The banks are high on Specialist in all Chronic Troubles such as either side and ure lined with u in strong ginger lea (1 ounce ginger Finish cooking dense tropical growth; limbs of trees to 1 quart water). in a 30 deg. sirup made by using 7 Stomach, Liver,^Kfflirey; Bladder, are covered with hanging vines I pint strained gingdr tea with I Anemic and P o o r Circulation, which trail in tho clear water. Fish­ pounds stigur. E. W. DICKSON ing and huntihg in that section arc quart wutur anti I Asthma, Hay Fever, Sciatic, Acute Cook rapidly until'tinder and transexcellent. 314 W. 1st ST. SAN FORD, FLA. PH O N E 07 and Articular Rheumatism, Lum-. Once across the Wckiva bridge I parent (about 2 hours).'' After rind bago, O beisity,. Stiff Joints and AUTO TIRES ANI) TUBES VULCANIZED the motorist begins the journey over has boiled for- ony-half hour, add one-half lemon, ‘cut into thin slices. others too numerous to mention. Lake county's famous "\civet way." Fuck and process like preserves. This is none other than the modi­ 14 years Practice— 4 years Hospital Experience enables me Peach Marmalade fied -sheet asphalt paving for which to effect cures where all others fail. Thorough and Lake coynty has hcromc noted. 2*4 pounds peaches/cut into small Careful Examination. Professional advice on pieces Back a mile or two from tho river W e arc. now prepared to do more and better work your case Free of charge. No extra charge „ . the first hills- are encountered and 1 puontl sugar for house calls. PERMANENTLY than heretofore Located in Sanford. these increase in height ns the mo­ 6 whole allspice torist speeds westward toward Sor­ 1 cracked peach seed rento und Mt. Dora. The latter 1 inch ginger root ALL R E P A I R WORK GUARANTEED town is exceptionally attractive with H cup peach juice many beautiful homes, nnd enjoying j*j teaspoonful whole gloves us it does an admirable location on 1 teaspoonful cinnamon bark the eastern shore of Lake Dora is 1 teaspoonful spring marc one of the prettiest und most pic­ (Tie-spires in Cheesecloth hag.) turesque communities in nil Florida. Conk all. together until thick as Its* a rrrord of C iy.«r* of thorough work In preparing young men for Col Ire* UnlvwilUc*. (imrrttmrnl. *nd Ttvhr.lr»l tv-hoof*. «nd for ilutinm* llfn. A Non-wctarian Chrluian trhool. It is only five miles further over to marmalade und clear (to 220 deg. Mrtin* larolty. Military training. K * t Inillillnp, lin-j««il. larg* t ’ampui, alth tiaarhal] Eustis, the home of Col. Clarence F.). puck hot in hot jars und seal and i >uil aU ground*, ttnni* rr.urt*. and running Irarka. K tpram modrrata. Hoalon begin* KafttwiiU-r Cth. W flu far Illuitratnl catalog. E. Woods, presiding genius o f the at once. If this is done quickly, J . C. HORNER, P rin cip a l, Charlotte, N. C. Eustis Lake region. Col. Woods has having everything very, hot, a good just ployed his excellent newspaper seal should result. However, when plant into a splendid new home pnrking for market, it is far safer to where there in plenty of space and process this jam both to insure ster* all-the facilities that gq. with an up- i'i'.utinn and a tight seal. FOK THE AUTOM OBILE O W N E R -to-date print shop. The charms Ginger Fears of Eustfs ure many. nnd .varied but Liability Insurance against Accident, the person and Property, IsJ . Use.'pears not quite ripe, peel, “ My experience In work os n t r a c ­ stomach or bowels.. It is .guaranteed first of all the' visitor is impressed a necessity. You must have it eventually..................................... core and cut (ntn.thin slices. To ed nurse," said'* a young woman, to give satisfaction. If it doesn’t, with the magnificent blgheuuys that 8 pounds of pears, allow 8 pounds “ teaches mo that young girls arc es­ take tho empty Lottie to your drug­ run in every direction, all shaded j sugar, ! cup o f -water, Jujro of -I Come and see CONNELLY with fine trees that beautify the lemons pecially subject to constipation sim­ gist nnd get your 50c back. Cut the lemon rinds into "I have used citlomel nnd its com­ streets and make the handsome thin strips and add them. Also add ply because they* omit or neglect the pounds for liver trouldo for years. I homes appear to even better ad­ one-eighth pound of ginger root cut ail-important duty to Nature that have, always dreaded taking it becauso vantage than they would otherwise. into pieces. Simmer until thick ns should Do performed without fail of its violent action, tho sickness it Every property owner seems to vie marmalade. . Pack, like peach jum. avery day.” invariably causes and the fact that it with bis neighbor in making nttrucAmi then, nfUr they gel . t and is u poison. Martin's Liver Medicine I live his retidenre ami grounds. Ap­ STANDARD RAII.ROAD OF THE SOUTH The Ftljjht One to Question. Kimdachy, ro many of them take that is a boon to mankind in that it taked ’ proaching Eustis up hill and down •Mlinniy, dill you dike the pennies D AILY TRAINS TO WASHINGnasty, poisonous calomel that sickens the place o f calomel, acts so cffccl dalo om- catches vistas of citnus out o f Ute cup on Ho* tub!**?" 1 linked their stomachs nud makes them have lively but so pleasantly, that it Is groves (ringing sparkling lakes, so my youngest son. "No. mother." said* -T O N A N D N E W YORK to . tuy ul home while it acts* on them, Nature itself. I cannot too highly numerous in this region of Florida. Jimmie, ugrd live. "Yon must not tell No. 82 No. 86 No. 80 Tfcay would bo very, much holler c.T if recommend Martin’s Liver Medicine.” There are two splendid alternative n story. Jimmie, because God sees Ly Jock»onville_0:l0 a. m. 12:O lp.m . 8:10 p.m. tiuy took a dose or s</ of Martin's — W. T. McDonald, 1109 Oglethorpe routes from Eustis to Leesburg, one everything nud -you know you can’t Ar Savannah----- 1:15 p. m. 4:01 p. m. 12:35 a. ro. Liver Medicine, a guaranteed veget­ Ave., Macon, Ga. lending around the southern' edge hide from him." "Ask him who took Ar Charleston— 5:35 p. m. HjlG p. m. 8:45 a. m. Ar Richmond,,,..... 5:05 n. m. 7:35a.ra. 7:45 p.m . able medicine which acts gently on tho Get a bottle of Martin’s Liver of Lake Eustis through Tavares, and the pennies, then," *wus the curt resj Ar Washington .,.„8:40 n. m. 10:55 a. m. 11:50 p. m. bowels, without griping or enusing Medicine from yoilr druggist. If ho the other skirting the northern ply.—Cleveland Lender. Ar RsRImoru— ...10.-OI h. m. 12:10 p. m. I :I0 a. m. loss of time or affecting the lippctitc. hasn’ t it in stock, he.can easily get it shore through Grand Isinnd and be­ Ar W. Phil phln . 12:24 p. m. 2.27 p. nt. 3:30 a.'in. We'vo Noticed It. Martin's Liver Medicine is sweet for you. Insist upon having it nnd tween Lukes Eustis, Yale and, Grif­ Ar New York.._ . 2:40 p. m. 4:35 p. m. 5:50 a. ro* Make the best of things ns they are. All.ftW I rqulpmrnt. f.rw . light*, i-hltm.i, d r iv in g room *t*><-*rr .. IMnl.g !’ and pleasant to take— a spoonful is rcfuso.to accept any sibstitutc. ThcYo fin. Lake Harris lies over to the trnlna SJ. u l l i U tn l H w v ri* on ho la Hugnnnh. P u M * ( ( f * m ar •**■»* •■|J11 *• * Tile tiig-moilthed man can’ t Improve m. Frco rrd lain* chair roach*, ~ usually sufficient in treating n head­ Is no other mcdicir.-o that is Just as sout h west ward, a magnificent body his looks by eatlug green persimmons. -For Information or Reservation Phone or Write of- water, while of course there are ache, constipation, indigestion, sour good. . * G ood and b a d . , OTI, „ „ t ATLANTIC COAST LINE smaller lakes scattered here snd 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. Hillsborough HotsI, Tamps, Fts. There la n good Impulse In the mean­ there, all adding to tho beauty of Phone 17 • •>hone 182 est nnd u menq Impulse In the b«vit. the landscape, The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. The cool offl Is th e bu H o tel N e p tu n e i t , Sanford Public Service Co. UMATISM S C DR. HARPER OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Sanford Vulcanizing Works COMPLETE NEW O U T F I T Phone 91 Hotel Carnes FREE AIR SERVICE . f1 HORIfER MILITARY SCHOOL Girls Need Martin’s Liver Medicine In ­ stead of Calomel ATLANTIC COAST LINE 3 Sold by R. C. BOWER, Sanford, Fla. ______I___ _— % - 3 �TOE BAN FORD HERALD PAGE THREE 4.. That you ore an artificer -or workman employed in an armory, I' nrnn-l ■‘in n—~ 7*irp' i* '* “ "** States. 5. That you are em ployed.in the service of the United States (under RULES TH A T ALL REGISTRANTS MUST KNOW certain conditions.) See paragraph I (e) of Section 20, Regulations. Registrants arc urged to’ call upon , "W atch the lists at the offiro of 6. That .you are a licensed pilot ^tJie exemption board of their divi­ j your board and see w-ben you are regularly employed in the pursuit of sion and ascertain the order in called fqz examination." ..y o u r v o c a t i o n . — ‘ wHTch" their ‘ number Was "dr.i ’ instructions follow: 7. That you are a mariner actually which indicates the order in w| I I’ hysirnl Examination employed in the sea service of any ^hey stand for call. You must report for physical ex­ citizen or merchant wifhin the . < According to instructions issued animation on the day mimed in United States. 8. Thut you are u married man by the office of the provost marshal your call. with a wife or child dependent on general when each board calb its (a ) .lf you ore found physically quota of- men for examination, this disqualified the bokrd will give you a you' for support. 9. That you have a widowed c l|| wiU.be posted at the office of certificate w:hicfi will explain tb you mother dependent on your labor fer the board. A notice will also he what your further duties are. mailed to each man called, but the (b) If you are found physically support. 10. That you have aged or infirm | posting of the list at *the office of qualified and file a claim for ex* the board will be deemed sufficient emption within seven days after parents dependent upon your labor j notice to charge each man with duty your call you will be given ten days for support. of presenting himself for examina­ after filing your claim of exemption 11. That you are the father of a ] tion. ' ‘ The law, therefore," says to file proof of support of your motherless child under 16 years dc- , these instructions, "makes it your claim of exemption. Sod (VII) be­ pendent upon your labor for ayp | duty to inform yourself when you low. port. are called. The muiling is for your 12. That you are a brother of an j (c) If you are found physically convenience, but If the letter never orphan child or children under 16 de- ; qualified andj file no claim for ex­ reaches you, you cannot make that emption, or if you do not appear for pendent on your labor for support, t 13. That you are a member of ■ an excuse. physical examination, your name any well recognized Religious sect or J will be posted to the district board as one who was called for military organization organized and existent j service and was not exempted or May 18, 1917, and whose then ex | Wanted 3 , 0 0 0 Men discharged. On the eighth day after isting creed >or principles forbade its j call, or within two days thereafter, members to participate in war in 1 copies of the list of persons so posted any form and whose religious con- . Minor*, ubom * uid r*rprnt*n( (ir mirk in ronrtm&Itlc Uov*rnm*nt (^anuinmuu to the district hoards will he given victions are against war or partici- J m i Ctlumbt*. S- C. Quartern t.*r b-jardInt and •lerplr'e men rijhl on the twundj.. ttf the press with a request for pub­ pution therein- in accordance with » Don't watt to writ* but omr. • J l*ni>- ol lication. will be posted in a place at the creed or principles of said re- ■ •utk tor everybody and eiod m j » Hr patriotl« amt ' do your bit". train the office of the local board acces­ religious organization. th* boy* bet?r* they‘re *ent to itv- fron\ These are the only grounds for ; sible to the public view, and notice r»kr rectlpt tor rail ma t fire. » hi- h » arid refund la you attrr you have worked exemption or di<chnrge by a local 5 will he (nailed to yo'u at the address a «e*k. board, , on your registration card*. Another person may tile a claim J Therefore watch the notice posted in •your behalf, but must use dlf- » in. the office of the hoard about ten feri-nt forms in tiling the claim days after the day you were called VIII Must Fill- I’ roUf mid make Arrangements for (he Ton day* uflt-r filing claim to tiltprompt reretpt of mail. proof Your claim of exemption or VII—Seven Days to File Claims i Except for industrial or. agricul­ discharge muni be filed withlfi seveii days of the day on which notice to tural reasons.) yod that you are elated was posted Note. • Rut after you have (ai No clAim of discharge on ac­ and mailed. count of the industry in which you filed your claim for exemption or aret engaged can he decided by a discharge you have ten days within lu id O iid .n ^ A local board. (See Par X V below .) w hieh t o file proof. The method of proving i-lnim* is b) Whether you file a claim of ^w 1exemption or not you must present very simple but it is rather exact. yourself for physical examination on If you follow the rules given below you will have done what is required the day named in the notice. From the day notice that you are of you. First, (io to the loral hoard and called is mailed and posted you have seven days in which you may file a consult the regulations to find out claim of exemption or discharge. the former number of the affidavit* The form for tiling this claim is that you must submit for your par­ simple. If you wish to file such a ticular rl aim. claim Second. Asl ESPECIALLY ADAPTED are nero**nr> :p (lo to the. board and get Form Idank affidavit FOR YOUR STATE. 110 for exemption lr Form 121 for in presenting your prroof if the discharge If the hoard has not the hoard ha* not the form* a*k I<> ron|printed forms ask to consult tin; *ull the pamphlet of form*. OUR INSTRUCTIVE CATALOG .Third. Ilnxe l lie affidavit* prop­ Form pamphlet and copy thy- form AND WEEKLY PRICELIST erly urrompli*hed and return them show n th -re. SEND FOR THEM TO DAY to the hoard within the lime limit In Fill out the proper form and u*i»i ned you —ten day* from the 'file it with the board, j e > Do this within seven days of filing of your claim. > JA C K S O N V IL LE ,FL A . the posting and mailing of notice to Remember: you to present yourself. 1 tai You must submit your proof (.‘ rounds for Exemption ■in the pp*«rribed form and the Tin- following arc the oniv grounds hoard ha* no authority to exempt or discharge you unless you submit all 1. That you are an officer, legis­ the affidavits required by regnlalative, executive, nr judicial of the 1tion*. tin There will be no urgument be­ 1United States, a state or territory, fore the board and no proof other or the District of Columbia. than the prescribed affidavits unless 2. That you are a regular or duly the board calls for another proof Kill Tfie Flies—They ordained minister of religion. which it will do only in it limited 3. That you were’ on May 18, Are D angerous number of cases. The fly deserves nothing* but 1917, a student preparing for' the IX — When Claims Are Redded drsth. lie is utterly useless, ex­ ministry in any recognized theolog­ tremely annoying and danaerous. ical or divinity school. Every claim- for discharge- hr ex­ Help to free your homo ana com­ 4. Tlint you are in. the military or emption will lie decided by thp local munity o f this nasty pest. This can naval service of the United States. board within three days after your be done with little trouble or ex­ fi. That you are a subject of Ger­ affidavits have been tiled. pense by using DEE B R A N D IN ­ SECT l'O W D E R . Its harmless— many, whether you have taken out X — Certificate of .Exemption or Dis­ won’t injure the children or their pipers or not. charge If your claim is allowed a certifi­ 6. That you are a resident nlien cate of exemption or- discharge will who has not taken first papers. be. issued to you. Other Exemption Causes fan it Into th« sir. Remember: * ; In addition to claims for exemp­ Flies and mosquitoes (a) ThiB certificate may j i e re­ die In a few minutes. tion claims for discharge may bo Will kill ante, fleas, called *m at any time. , * roaches, bed-bugs. lice, made on any of the following ground, (b) If it is temporary or condi­ and bugs of every kind. which are thr* only grounds for dis­ tional, it become* of no effect when Directions on package. charge by a local board, Look for the Bee Brand 1. Chat you are a county or the time or the condition named are Trade Hark. fulfilled. munhlp; I officer. 28a 4k BOc. * (c) You have been drawn for mili­ 2. T b it you ara-s custom house tary service and when the condition cl *rk. 3. That you arc employed by the that has postponed your posting to United S u tis in the transmi sion of the colors ceases you may be recalled at any time. mails. fd) Remember that your case may still he appealed to the district hoard ity the government and on this nppeul your certificate may bn with­ drawn nl once. When so withdrawn •you stand precisely as though you had been selected for militury ser­ vice by the local bourd. XI -Adverse Decisions on Claim If your claim is disallowed by the loral board your numc will be certi­ fied a n d.sent by the local board to the district board as one who has been called for militury service and not exempted or discharged. With­ in two days thereafter if practicable 'V h ltii'C .iH c 'iP t a list of those so certified to the dis­ WntAjuuld !0 !.trict board will be given to the press with a request for publication, will be posted in the offices of the _ MENS local bourd accessible to the publit* w o m e n 's view and notice will be .sent to the address on your registration card.. c h i l d r e n 's Therefor** if you filed a claim for shoes exemption and prroof in support thereof watch the notices in the b A L L E Y CO. O F N EW Y O R K IN C .,B U F F A L O NY. (C ontinjcd on Pago 6) Everything points tp the next four years as to the period of greatest prosperity for the farmer ami truck grower ever known. The world is clamoring for our food products— must have them. Money was never before so plentiful to pay for our products. i \1 If ever you would own a farm at Sanford, Buy It Now, before the fall planting season opens and get into the game in time to share in this unusual prosperity. I have several of the very best farms in the Cdlery Delta for sale — not “ cheap” farms but the best that can be had at Sanford at exceedingly low prices for such farms. LOOK THESE OVER 10 Acres, all improved and subirrigated, best material, perfect working condition, right at loading track, l , miie oir from brick road, will include crops of com and peas rf sold in next ten dftys. Prjce $6000. 10 Acres, all improved, one of the very best in the district, $5600, Small pay­ ment down and the balance on easy payments that will enable the purchaser to make the farm pay for itself. 10 Acres on Celery Aveuue, small house, not all tiled and'not a perfect place but -can be made so. Price $4250. and terms. . * • ‘ SO Acres on Celery Avenue. 20 Acres subhrigated, fine residence and several hoU!ics‘ ' Pcr*ect btrtn in the best of location's for a home. - Price $25000, and terms. 1 ** Acres on first Street west of town. Kim* home, dose in, Price $-1000. a Acres near Benrdnll Ave. This farm produced the best crops of Celery and r*s l otatoes grown in tJit* vicinity last - uson. Perfect condition, price $0250. If you would buy unimproved land I have it from 5 acre tracts to 40 acres at as low • as $.)0 i»er acre. Lays well, well drained and subject to fine flowing wells'. iXc.u loading tracks, Such land can be put in cultivation and- subirrigftted at much less cost than to buy'land already improved. If you have the time SUPPLY YOU! mmmi J. O. PACKARD SANFORD, FLORIDA T .A J 1ARTIN SEEDGO. KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT WHITE SHOE m&h SHOES-*-“ THAT’S M Y BUSINESS DRESSING A Tfc- « «* . ' # • V - ' -35 | ' Vy fib " •* •• • *• # A* . *•* - - - * % * * ‘J r ' ♦* »- * --^T - " (i f. v * V* »l n * : tl II i -jr = T*— nr- -—•■ _ ** - •: * * ^ i x • a, I 1~- i r^ 2-r lie -• % -j v YB| i i_________ #* T » t * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, July 31, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 31, 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>, July 31, 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/f42ddefcf33e7f01b17f4e3cf2bb1207.pdf bb9202873a9e7a5411ecd643d4458f80 PDF Text Text r i. t IN THE HEAR? OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED : .'1 X 1 gEMi- WEEKLY SANFORD HERALD I N S A N F O R D — life h VOLUME VIII *% ON AND TUESDAYS FRIDAYS r W o,th L iving SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. AUGUST 3, 1917 Ami ■w m R NUMBER IOO ■ j ui GERMANY HARD RUN PATRIOTIC SEMINOLE’S MRED CROSS EXHIBIT NEEDS MORE SOLDIERS MEETING CONTINGENT GIVEN NEXT TUESDAY PRISONERS TONIGHt T company C SANFORD ELKS HOME FORLORN HOPE ATTEMPT­ were riding, Mrs. C. E. Chenevert BOOKS CONTRIBUTED TO­ GIVEN A ROUSING SEND OFF us who have been too busy to t<*| EXHIBITION WILL DEMONacquam ted are going to know each ING TO HOLD BACK ALLIES of this city, and Mrs. Edwin Bul­ . DAY COLLECTED AT | IN PARK TUESDAY STRATE WHAT T IIE LADIES lock of Chicago, nee Mias D’Nelle other. Some who have been too ab­ NIGHT No news is good news nnd this Wilhelm, daughter of Mrs. J. R. WOMAN’S CLUB ARE DOING sorbed by m oney making and repu­ rule applies to warfare as well -as Wilhelm met instant death, ‘whilo Sanford gave the soldier hoys a Sanford is waking up on the civil life. Therefore when no news the other six members of the party good send off last Tuesday night situation und several patriotic af­ could get out of Germany many of met with injuries as follows: fairs are planned for the next few i n i while the hoys were too bashful the students of conditions accepted Capt. and Mrs. Walter Wilhelm days. Tuesday the soldier hoys to he present in num bers they knew this as an indication th a t Germany of hddvstone, I’a., who are visiting were remembered and tonight at the th a t Sanford was with them and will 'was not faring well and the rigid Capt. Wilhelm’s mother, Mrs. J. II. Woman's Club the hooks for the sol­ he with them nfter th ey get into ctnorship meant th a t tho news if it Wilhelm on liolgatc avenue, both diers will he collected and the patri­ active service. Capt. Preston Ayres . . , leaked out would tell of the real con­ slight injuries. and First Lieutenant William Bearotic program enjoyed. ditions. Now th a t so many German Mrs. J. R. W’ilhelm bruised about (lall of Company C ,’ Orlando and Today the young ladies were busy I prisoners are being taken the. real tb s thigh. as bees collecting the hooks and twertty two men were here as the truth a b o u t . G erm any is being re­ C. E. Chenevert, broken collnr magazines for the soldiers in the guests of {ho Board of Trade nnd mind- ' # ‘* . bone, injury to ankle, knee, hnnd field and they had great success be­ Home Guards and a t eight o’clock Germany Is battling with u n ­ and face. ing kept busy tho greater part of tho Sanford Band sta rte d rendering paralleled 'deperation to hold her Miss Lillian. Chenevert, dnugbter the morning gathering up the hooks one of their elegant concerts in the lines in Flanders against the com­ of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chcneverf and tnking them to the library hnnd stand where the big rrnw d soon bined Anglo-French attack. Not- slight injury .(oftface nnd hnnd. gathered. building. with .standing the heavy handicap •Curl Wilheim of New York who I)r. George Hyman acted in the This is tone of the most important the bad weather has imposed, the is visiting his mother, Mrs. J. R. capacity of chairman and after read­ parts to lie played by the Indies and entente forces have made good their Wilhenlip, cut on right knee and ing the roll of h o n o r u s pultlixln-d in most important gnins and app a re n t­ foot, sprain and contusion of buck men of this city. It lias been proven The Herald gave a word or (wo hevond any doubt that good reading ly are only awaiting clearing condi -1 arid fracture, matter in the camps is not only about all the hoys who are at the tions Wo blast their way into the | Car Turned Turtle front or intend going and concluded Teutonis front.* _ J ^ The party had uccomj>anicd Mrs. greatly relished by the soldiers hut with the boys who aro joining the it is u great education and relaxation Boasts of successful resistance to Dwight Peterson ami Mrs. LorkHon Forrest in many ways and is requested by O r la n d o company. . the entente th ru st th a t have come man of Toledo, wfio hr.il nddn^.xcd a Lake, ( ’apt.* Herring and R. J. Holly the higher military authorities Irt all ’ from the Berlin war otlice were based Red O r o u uni ting in this city in the the armies now in ’the field. were called upon for u few remarks u usual on the unwarranted as- afternoon, as far as Wntervillo and The gootl people of Sanford rec­ and responded with words of praise mmption th a t an a tte m p t had been hud enjoyed a dinner supper at ognizing tills fart conceived Of the for the hoys nnd comfort for their mide to break through nnd upon the Wnterville. Rej timing home be­ the idea of getting all the hooks and parents a n d relatives. fid that a t one or two points the tween Wuterville and Nupoleoti the muguzines in this city and sending Capt Ayres and L i e u t B e ard ; II German reaction resulted in some eur struck a rut in the road and them to the front for the armies in were c u l lr d u p o n a n d a s s u r e d t h e far advanced, forces of the allies be­ even though traveling at low speed this country and in France and send­ Sanford people, of their willingness the heavy weight of the ear caused ing pushed hack. ing them now in order that they to look nfter the interests of the men Today, however, comes the an* it to slide and turn turtle. Mrs. C. would lie there in gootl time. und especially of the Sanford con­ Bouncemcnt from London th at de­ E. Chenevert and Mrs. Bullock Today is the day ami tonight the tingent ns they appreciate the spirit spite the bumpering rainfall the were in the folding seats and both hooks will be gathered together in th a t Sanford has shown tow;ard the "British have negatived the results of met instant death. the Woman’s Club with a big meet­ Orlundo company. one of the German counter thrusts, Cupt.’ Walter, Wilhelm was driving ing that should stir up our patriot­ Cnfit. Ayres then lined up.’his men completely re-establishing their line tiie car and being in the driver’s sent ism nnd keep in our minds and ml gave a fine exhibition drill in In the neighborhood of the Iloulers- enusrd him and his wifi* in receive hearts the / net that we are at war the purl: and while the spare u r s Yprea railway as the outcome of a tiie slightest injuries of the party. and must look after the comfort a n d | Rmtt|| and conditions anything hut night attuek. People in the nearby*farm houses convenience of our hoys. ideal ll:e men showed the elTeets of While critics may regard with were summoned and a telephone service on the border and intensive torn? misgivings tress laid upon the message sent into Napoleon • The Truck for < nrnpnny (' | training. bad weather by otYieial reports that Vorkes of Napoleon and others with With th e time for the" rimdng "f Company C \\dl camp at the <>r• indicate a hold up of the'allied ad­ physicians went out and gave what tlie fund almost at hand the *plen- ange county fair grounds until Sunvance, military observers at the aid they could. Mrs. J. It. Wilhelm did Board of Trade committee, eon- day when they'will he mustered into front apparently are in entire agree­ was. unconscious and was taken to sitting of Major H. C. Ahernethy, national aerviefr and go to Black ment of tiie ’seriousness of this hand­ Napoleon where she remained until D. It. Ellerlie, William Ileardall, Point for a few weeks, afterwards the morning when site was brought Walter Kssington, Leon B. Fort ami | going to Macon for training. icap. . to her home here. Company C is anxious to have a The storm bus prevented observa­ Leroy B. Giles still needs Si t I to The death of Mrs. C. E. Chene­ truek for the rr.iup o.s,it is .a great provide for the five days camp for tion entailing inactivity upon the vert will work a h ardship' on many convenience to the men ajid saves Company C, at the fair grounds and big guns rdlied upon {o blast a path for the sdvnncing infantry. To the civic circles of Defiance, .S h e was for the purpose of a truck for the them m npry in many wifya. nrlow visibility also has bct*n a tt r ib ­ especially active in the wprk of the com puny. A total of $517 has thui\ •nndo is raising and bus raised a uted such success ns the C cvnnns Red Cross, the Good Cheer Club, fur been raised by the splendid work large sum for this truek und for thej It is exported camp at the fair grounds' and linn. were able to gain in their counter nnd all charitable and philanthropic of the committee. attacks, poor sighting conditions movements for the relief of the dis- that a neat sum will lie raised at the Forest I.ake of this city will take preventing the entente gunners from tr^aedv She was a member of the dance pt the Country Club Thurs­ subscriptions for the tru e k here. If anyone wishes to donate for muung their firp effectively t o > m » 4«--f^ldie library bonrd and active; in day "night. • The IJoy Scouts will the socinl life of the city, this worthy .rause sec Mr. Lake. , take up a collection Saturday night. up the enemy concentrations. Mrs. Chenevert was about 45 Joe -Petris of Ouklund and W. G. Despite the fighting in Flanders, years of age nnd ,is survived by her Tnlton of Apopka t h i s . morning " I s Your Boy Going?’ the Germans " are . continuing ,their husband, daughter Lilian, son Jack, A writer in the August 'Woman's agreed to raise some toward the pronounced activity on the French and mother, Mrs. El mu G. Stevens Home Companion says:' fund in their' respective communi­ fronts. Paris reports two attacks on of Sanford, Fla. She was u woman ties. "Close to me lives n man -whose • the Frecnh lines east and southeast believed by all who knew her. interests have been separated from Company C desires t lie camp and of Khcims and assaults in the Avomine by more than a mere ivyY t i . e truck und the committee holds tourt wood sector in the Verdun re­ grown atone fence—to he exact, by LAWS PUBLISHED TUESDAY that it is up to the public to provide gion and in the Aprcmont forest several hundred thousand dollars. what the company desire’s. The southeast of Si. Mihlel. All were Herald Will Gb To Every Registered men huve given freely of them- The other day he leaned over the fruitless. ..* . Voter in County on That Dale. sefves for their-country and the com­ fetire nnd inquired: Some im portnnt movement evi­ ’’ ’Your boy going?’ Advertisers are overlooking u good mittee iitresses the fart th a t the dently is under way on the Russian . ’” Yes.’ * bet if they do not" take space in least those remaining behind ran do northern front which* has Been hold­ Tuesday’s Hernld, as the paper will is to assist in the raising of the fund " ’Mind tod. Had u notion b« ing entirely firm while the southern go to every registered voter in Sem­ didn’t want to wnit for consrription. of ’$700.— Reporter-Star. ^*nd of the lino w ^ falling hack inole county bn th a t date. By the way, those eggplants of yours ™>w, however, the Russians are re­ T uesday’s Herald will contain a are not coming on Very well. May ported to huve evacuated the Uskull Ladles of the M arcabors I send my man over with some fer­ copy of ail the laws passed by the bridgehead 15 mijea southeast of The regular meeting of the Ladies Riga, the Germans marching into last legislature and according to law of the Maerahces will lie held at the tilizer th a t has helped ours?’ this edition must go to every voter "The* fence in ntill t h e r e —hut not the evacuated positions. The exact Woman’s Club M onday evening at in the county, t h a t is every voter the harrier. Our boys a n d our coun­ nignificancc' of this development, is 7:30. Full uttem lanre desired. whoso name was on the registration try leveled it.’. ~ • yet to he revealed. list as published lust spring. Mrs. Dossey of I.ithia is visiting "T h e re ’s hound to he a lot of such Prussians, Bavarians and Saxons, While Tuesday’s Herald will not her son, Mr. J. Dossey of this city. leveling from this time on. Some'of *well the total captured, and no ho a special edition in every sense of nort dejected appearing' men have the word it will ho n paper that will been seen in British prisoner stations he rend closely and he kept in the *inre the beginning of the war. Par- home for n file of the new laws. hyulariy noticeable was th e scarcity There will he many specinl sales veteran non-commissioned of- by the' merchant* tor next week and hie.s. . this edition will rontuin much of interest to the readers and aside • KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT from the regular advertising patron­ age will have special drives for the Daughter of Mrs. Stevens of This summer trade. The * exemption hoard for Sem- on .those days and pass inspection of ’ , • ( itU Dies In Defiance. Ohio inolt* county meets fiext Wednesday, the hoard. If you have u right to Remember the date, Tuesday, The following is an account of August 6th and get your copy in Thursday and Friday a t the court exemption you will he excused from auto accident in which Mrs. Monday nt the latest. This is the house when all "those who have been serving, if you ’ have a n y physical Chenevert, daughter of Mrs. E. G. chance to bring the people to San­ drafted will he cnlled before the disabilities you will be. excused. If of this city city w was killed. ford and this is the time to rejuven­ board for exemptions, examinations, you have no exemptions you will lie sSevens , ............. y •’» visitor to this city and ate tra d e and liven up your, business. etc. You enn tell when you come called to serve tV> colors nnd suf­ *d » home , in Daytona. ■The. folby looking nt the list as published ficient time will be given you to put owing is from the Defiance Crescentin the last issue of The Sanford your affairs in shype and get ready Col. TKos. E. Wilson now lias Herald and you will he called thus- for the first training camps. charge pf the Bishop iiiock of this Dm* of the most sad and distress- city, which was formerly in the ly: * This is the* official call and if you in The first 67 men will he cnlled on do not understand the d ra ft plan see t accidents in tho history of the hands of the Thatcher Realty Co. Wednesday, tho second 67 will he the local hoard a t the court house, 0fcurrcd Friday night at about o’clock on the road between Mrs. A. D. Smith und, daughters, cnlled Thursday and the b a la n c e .of consisting of Clerk of the Circuit atl"rvi||e -and Napoleon, when en- Charlotte and Irma, witb-Mrs. C. A. tho 202 will he called on Friday. Court E. A. Dougiass, Sheriff Hrady UW home to Defiance, hut the over- Smith left on Wednesday for a There is nothing for the drafted men nnd Dr. Denton. But remember the urnine of the car in which th ey m onth's sojourn at Daytona Beach. to do hut come to the court house days and dates and he there. EXEMPTION BOARD TO MEET WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY . THE DRAFT PUT IN FORCE tation seeking to make friends will suddenly feel th e need of comrade­ ship. Some of us who have worried because our neighbors dressed bet­ ter than we did, had a finer phono­ graph or ran a faster car are going to have our 'eyes opened, to the falseness of t h e standards by which we have judged ourselves and each •other. Wo are .going to like each other a great deal better and ?o need each other a great deal more." S E M I N O l.E S ROLL OF H O N O R The Brave Boys Who Have Gone Forth to Fight fur llum.iniiv a Sake The _following hoys from Sanford and Semiiuih* county have joined the army und navy or will join in the next few weeks. This list is not complete and all those who know of Any hoys who have enlisted nnd are not on this list pie use Irt. The. Herald know about it us the list will lie-printed every week until the war is over: Navy Karl Schultz, on board ship Allen Jones, medical reserve corps reserve Morris Spencer, dual corps Sherman Rout It. medical reserve corps Collier Brown, medical reserve corps Oliver Murrell, medicul reserve corps . • Lc;lie Hill, "medical reserve corps S'eil Chittenden, signal corps Roy Chittenden, marine corps Ralph Umimillut, navy yard. • Army John Murrell, mcdiciil reserve i orps Kennel b reserve M urrM quarterm aster . S eth Woodruff, quarterm aster re­ serve ’ , • Stanley Walker, quarterm aster re­ serve Dr. Ralph Stevens. hospital corps Joe "Chittenden, Co. (’, Fla. George Hall, Co. C, Flu. Oscar Speer, Co. C, Flu. ‘ Bruce Anthony, Co. (’. Flu. Ernest Gregory. Co. (’. Flu. Fred Mason. Co. C, Fla. George McLaughlin, officers re­ serve Harnlji W ashburn, coast artillery Albert Fry, coast urtillery James. Estridge, Fla. tfoops George Huff, Fla. troops - Thomas Sullivan, Fla. troops W. A. I’nttiahall, Alficer reserve corps , " • Meade F ox,-coast artillery Ingram Gucrry, coust artillery Joe Gucrry, aviation corps Oscar N. Zlttrower, C o.’C, Fla. Henry Byrd, Co. C, Flo. Osborne Williams,. Co. C, Flu. • • - ......i : H : h H.'l j ’ Ml.' m H i. Tuesday Open Day Tuesday", August 7th will lip an open ilny with the busy workers for the Red Cross, at which time the public are cordially invited to call at the Elks Club und inspect the work t h a t is being done by the Sem­ inole Branch, which includes Genova, Chuluota nnd the outlying districts of Sanford. One hundred pieces of work, hospital supplies, which have been completed und a re ready for shipment can ho seen a t any hour on Tuesday from nine until five. Mrs. I>euno Turner, vice president nnd Mrs. Henry McLnulin, chairman* of tiie ru ttin g committee, whose* committee cuts out all garments be­ ing made by the branch and her committee, with other rnemberi of the Red Cross will he on hand to give information. Every woman in Sanford who is at all interested in what the Red Cross is doing is most cordially invitdd. Forty eight rumfort kits •complete, the gift of Chu­ luota nnd Geneva, in which tho Daughters of Wesley have already placed u Testament are ready fro t shipment nnd will he of interest to inspect. Dr. Neal lias wired head­ quarters for permission to present these to our own Seminole county hoys who huve entered vuri.ous branches of the service. It is prob­ able th at these very garm ents that are being cut and m ade by the women of Seminole c o u n ty may he used by Seminole boyn too W a n te d —Ladles to Sew As sta te d before, there will be an all day sewing bee at th e Elks Club every Tuesday until further notice. Not only ure members of the Red Cross, urged tp give a little lime, an hour, two hours, half a day or the wholo d a y , hut ANY WOMAN in Sanford who wantp to do her "hit" is asked to cooperate and invited Sjrmpnthjr for St. Cloud to meet a t headquarters on Tuesday All Florida will join it\ sentimenta and help. * Competent Instructors of regret to the pcoplo of St. Clou from th e cutting committee will in­ because of tho disastrous fire which struct and give directions. Anyone swept u large portion of th u l town who desires to give th e entire day last Saturday. Almost a score of can "bring their lunch. You are ask­ business houses were ddstoryed, en­ ed to bring one thimtric, scissors amt tailing a Iota of ab o u t l lOO.OOO with needles. If there arc still others who only $ 12,00 0 insurance. Of course, cannot leave home, t h a t are willingSt. Cloud will he rebuilt nnd it ia to assist, application for work can bo also to he taken for grunted th a t made to Mrs. R. A. Tvrheun, dis­ this time the buildings will he of tributing committee* T ho plans t h a t concrete or o ther fireproof material. nre’in progress will serve the best in­ T h a t seems to he tho history of so terests of the local ‘branch and the m any now to w n s —the hurried con­ men a t th e front. struction of wooden buildings to Remember that T uesday, Aug. meet the rapidly growing dem ands of business nnd nfter u period of u 7th will bo an open d a y for inspccfew years a visit from the tiro fiend and remember too t h a t your pres-, who teaches the lesson that it is well once will encourago th e few loyal, to build perm anently nnd suhstani- faithful women who a re a t work. tinlly. Hut S a tu rd a y ’s fire will un­ Another I’atriotic Family doubtedly mean a greater und bettor Sanford is there wdth Ihe patriot­ St, Cloud.—St. Augustine Record. ism all th e time. Wo have another Sanford fumily now w ith three sons Labor Leader Han ed Butte, M ont., Aug. 1.— Frank in service—tho Chittenden family— . Little, n mem ber of the executive with Roy in the Marines, Ned frt the committee of the Industrial Workers Signal Corj>* nnd Joe in Company C, of the World und labor trouble leud- F. N. G, This paper mentioned the or in Ariz'onn was taken from his Murrell fam ily last week with three house by masked men and hanged Aons nlso In tho service. And t h e , to a trestle. He wus a forceful Beardull fa'toily-thkt formerly resided speaker nnd in understood to have here h u t are now of Orlundo has the had tho confidence of William D. distinction of hnving th re e sons all Haywood. On his body was a note of them first, lieutenants,. Jack in th e whlclv’reud, "F irst nnd last wnrning; i rlav>’* Uni In the medical corps and others tuke notice. ’ i W’illiam in Company C, F. N. G.' nj 1, a With th e usual generosity th a t ia characteristic of the Benevolent O r­ der of Elks everywhere nnd at all times a n d especially during the* pres­ ent crisis which our c ountry is fac­ ing, th e local Elks have tendered the use of their beautiful club home to the Seminole chapter of the Amer­ ican Red Cross and have set a p a rt a room on the top floor to be used ns the cutting and su p p ly room. In addition to this the uso of the large, cool, well vcntilntcd asombly room and east veranda have been placed at the disposal of fhe Indies for head­ quarters for sewing, where the Indies wifi m eet every T uesday until fur­ ther notice, for an all d a y long sew­ ing LeC. of which more anon. Dr. T. A. Neal, president of th e Seminole llraneh and his ro-workers are deep­ ly grateful for the generous action of the Elka and huve a lre ad y "moved in" und established themselves "in t h e s e 'delightful quartern.' rf j. W'is • ri i 'J ■ s D t il 1 L ' »1 "l ir 11 �wtrflor'l IdMUke. Ha Failed becaiisi u*^ttm r*m tkm xm jn.tk»»t 0 sank don , i n - . r*~**n„ _hh F iw * * * « ll tn Atlintie Coul Linn mil *>• MOt I QUO. Alin CrOftOOt Will you rand, ihtort vast and north nloat lb# At automobile. Address W ° p M,en**«‘ do this for me?" lOStt* Cent Lino Railroad to Mill Croak Hhn imlUrl Interttlnhlv of film ai thihco MQI Croak alone Hull D«yton* B..ch, FI,, W~ Bn» smiled iMCrntlDljr At nlin. I tUr*t towool tho front « « t boundary ol tba rlly llm wllL When shall 1 go?" --------north along want boundary o( alt; F o r ^ ' “ aoo<1 ■ * h o t . , , i , hl * * » • It I. I . " .Item oon .m l .ho will surely be at home. I will have tboroor lira viihia or vitbout tb< years old. Gentle and good driver Inquire R. L. GarrlA9 n, R. D. No. i* tho car at tho door for yoa la a few * ‘J *fr . . .. ’ * mlnnf na •* , «- Tfclt ordlntnr* .hall uho offod nil run CP. ^ t .•* InintdlKvIy upon iu piuaft and approve - 1 —_____________________ Off-tfc Do rose and nenroualy began to pace a*»* tho mayorr or-trpon Ucomin* an erdln * ^ -- ■ w T~. . . r n r r wllliniit t h o artnr<o*ol of f k a M «««. Ilie floor. Hut finding no relief be sat down and attempted to work. Sud­ For Rent— Two furnished room* denly ho dropped his microscope on 807 Magnolia. tho.floor with-a_ crash of splintering 87-tf glnwi. Furnished Rooms by t> For ono moment ho hesitated, then or M onth—Park avenue tom tho telephone receiver from Its North Park avenue, ovc book. __ Philips St Co. drug stoi “(live rno tho Universal Taxi com­ James Patton, manager. pany-quick,” he commanded. "Hello, ar Afpllrallan far Tms I)aa4 I 'a d r la this tho Universal! Send a car to Nolle* Haellaa S of <bt»lrr 4MS. Law* ml Flar. WANTED Doctor Landrlth's. double quick. ExU* : Nollra U htrtby tlvan that J. E. Vlnraal, »trm m npay a w /for , . e e.wwwl ' speed." «* purchttrr al Ta* ('•rtlfirtl* No. 116, dtled W an ted-P ractical tie inspector Dropping the phone he seised hla lb# Ilk day of Judo* A. D. 1*11, ha. filed • aid rartiRrata in my a(nc*. sad baa made th references. Good wages. 0 C hat ntld ran down the steps. Almost Application tor U* dead Ito loans in aleardimmediately n»car sped np and the ■nco with law. Said cartiflrata ' tba lolloarins datrribad rroperty altuatad doctor sprang In. In Samlnola county, Klorldt. io-»l "Going on. Drlvo up Kensington Threa-elfhthe Internal In SH Lot 1 and .. “ ,D“ puiAio seed, must Lot S (Lou NElp Sac. 16, Tp. JO 8. R. bo free from acab. Also second hand avenue. If you get to tho Harcourt 90 E. Tba aaid land Uin( d at tba home in five minutes I’ll give yon data of tba iiauancs •( aucb cortifirata In one horse cutaway harrow. Box tba name of R. II. Marko; . twenty-five dollars.” / * 1194, Sanford,, Fla .‘ D7-4tp Alto. Notiro it haraby (Ivan that J. E. Tbe~chauffeur knew hla business. At Vlnronl. purchaser of Tat CrrliSeata No. <11. tba Sib day of June A. D. 1611 hreakneck speed they dashed up the W anted—Three unfurnished rooms crowded thoroughfare.^ At last they ■aa mad# application tar U i doad t a laaua with bath for light 'housekeeping a r r o r d t n r * with law. Said eartlfleata »mstopped suddenly before a large resi­ iu 97 .tr bracoa tba (ollowins doorribad preoperty S. W. Bradford. Box 1077. dence. The doctor Jumped ont and altuatad In Sairlnala county, Florida, to-wit: lea alshlha In trrral In t •<. of Lot 1 and ran up tho shaded walk. He pealed FLot I TUoa N E W ) . Sac. Ut. T p. SO B. R. the hell violently, then pushed open • 0 Eaat. T b a aald land brine MOMtra nl th e d of tb a loauancu «f cu rb CcrllBcata the door In tlio face of the astonished In tbaa taname of W. M. K ttia r a t a). butler. 8horlng that worthy aside Alto: Nollco |a baraby ylvrn t h a t J. E. with more force than politeness, the V intonl. purebaaar of T a* O r ti f lc a ta No. A*1?" lh* of Ju|r A. I>. l t l t ,Intruder strode down the hall. He *•*. haa filed aaid ca rtlfc a te In m y offle*. and opened a door on the right and looked bn> mad* npilirallou far tax dead to laaua accordanra with law. 8ald rtr.ificata amIn. _ Heated on a sofa was Margaret In brac*a tb a following daacilU d property aitu a tr d In Samlnola county, Florida, to.w lt: nloffe. Lost— Diamond brooch pin “Thnnk God 1" ho cried hoarsely. l-u« 4. See. 26. T p. 20 8, |L so Knat. 91 er leave at Herald office and "Then you've not seen her!" reward.. « t "Mhrgnret. darling, do you think I could ever bo happy with nnyonc hut you? I know I don't deserve It. but D cparlm cal a f l b a U lc rU r l.and Ofllc* a t OainMvtllc, Fla won't you try to love tno Just a little . , . Ju iy Ji.n o * ! hut—won't you. dearest?” hereby clean th a t (lcn|am in F thel, rlnrlda, arha,.(,n \|a y Hut she needed no second Inrltnllon p llom etfrail E ntry No. i o s i i : tn test tho practicability of his shoul­ ot 8 W U Section 29: ami N f;i der aas a rest for her head. ..r,lon-.3?! To*n»hl|> 19 Soutt Ka»t. T a l l t h a » c c M.rMlan, (ia (Copyright, I91T. I»v tho MrfMuro Nowppaof Intcntinn in make Five "11*8 no place tor a woman to live alone,** he said. T r e atood all thta oonaenao about your being a free and capable Individual who can look after heraelf quite aa long aa !*m going to. Ton used me for a doormat ever since you came here. Emily, and look, my land away from me." **I didn't take It away from you. I won It In a fair, legal content.” re­ sponded Emily calmly, “and I'm quite capable of taking care of myaelf. 1 thlnk^your timber men arc binding. If they Ary any midnight excursions over my line, cutting out m'y beat trees, they’ll get all thnt's coming to them.” Aa they camo Into n clearing where a audden vlata of the mountainside opened up, 8cott caught sight of n lifting wing of smoke. "They've started It,” bo cried. ,"Tou rideAback everybody A. *A and. arouseaa*. . . m __on• . the e Theatres la featured in "M ystery of the [th e Phthe banner. Her first pic Double Cross,” a m ystery aerial [w as "Kick In,” a famous A. baaed on Gilson Willat’A original Wood'* success, in which ihe its story. Tho third episode la to be with William Courtenay. Her v shown at the Lyric Theatre Satur-lin that picture was so imprei day. ,.. that she was selected for the lea Miss King is the youngest actress I the Double Cross serial, tho r who has ever played tho lead In sn pretentious aerial that Pathe important serial, he was born i n | over nude. New York City on April 18th, J898, "I am of the Arm conviction 1 and has been on the stage for seven- personality on the screen is the teen of her eighteen years, making cret of success," said Miss K her first appearance at the ago of|"Som o of the most beautiful gir eight months. She played in several | have ever known failed aa mol Only Way. *T met Jabs this morning and he told me he had enlisted to go to the war.” • "I didn’t know he was so patriotic." “Isn’t patriotism—says it’s the only way he knows of to get somo pei/ce.” p«'r Hymlhmc ) By IZOLA FORESTER -U b li.h claim to the land then, l,cfor* C ounty Judyc, >t s , n la, on rhe Cth day 0| K cp irm t. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING A n O r d l n a n r a A m a n d in * ftrrtl IfrkUrd Oi«ltnsnrr«> of |hr f-r.l I VI l Emily Greeley had been a special care on Hut entire family’s mind ever since she had passed thirty without appreciating the privileges and honors of wedlock. Brothers nod sisters fell In love nnd married from the G r e e le y homestead with customary regularity through Emily’s girlhood and ymms womanhood. And Emily helped them slnrt off In life with Inct and cheerful­ ness. Though she hnd "chances," she cast them aside and hiked l i f e ’s high­ way In n stato of solitary enjoyment ami freedom that left the family J. I ’ . C o a ln o f S a n fo ril. F lo rl llcnlamla UciAn of Markham, F ra n k ol M a rk h a m , mouly Ki ng Pathe ** c?tap LYRIC WEDNESDAY LYRIC THEATRE The Home of Clean Amusements Wm. A. Ilrady Presents R berl Warwick I* “SUDDEN RICHES" Pathe News Hbowiai 11. H. Ilal. iFraMpa L*a«i«( Allantk F*rl I'alk* I’r w n U Wm. ('• u rlm a j In “THE HUNTING OF THE. HAWK" (.oneftome Luke Comedy Th* Kind Thai Make* Million* Uugh Vitagrnph Presents •PEGGY HIGHLAND IN The Rose of the South BUD FISHER PRESENTS MUTT AND JEFF In one of Ills Rest Comedies Wm. A. Brady Presents One of Ills Ben Features Iso Palhc News ’’The Brand of lisle" "One Damp . Day" Comedy "Mystery qfthc Double Cyoss" I rtluiin* Migth, Kln« H e Lyric Orchestra Will Give Special Concerts Every Night H All Local Advertisements Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. In f o n rt o f ( o u n lj J y ,| r , S e m in o le C o u n t « S ta le o f | lo r Ida In r r K i t a t r of J f« a r O wen M u rri« o n N o t lf o (• hereby g iv e n , to a ll oh<irn it ma c o n e rrn . th a t cm th o 24th d a y of H c rrm h e r a % U* 11*17, I n h a ll « p n ly lo t h r llo n o r a b l {•• / • H o u k h o ld tr , Judge o f aald C o u rt, a J u d g e o f P ro b a te , fo r m y fin a l d ischarge a A d m in is tr a to r o f th e ro ta te of Jr«*e O ver M o rria o n . d a ca atcd , and th a t a t t b e ’ a tm , tim e I w ill p r o m t tn u l d C o u rt m y tin t a c c o u n t* • • A d m in is tra to r o f aald ra fa le a n d a»k fo r I h r l r a p p ro v a l. D a t e d J u n a S l s f , A. I>. 1917. ’ A . It. K E Y . . . . . ■ A d m in is tr a to r , S8— 6-22, 7-20, 8-21, 9-21, 10-19, 11-21 XT IF BV5UCK WORTH? AS COMPARED WITH STABLE MANURE >mit for comi’arifion an nnnlysis of a sample of our Muck made July v lP ic k a rd -L a * C om pany’s Laboratory, a t A tlanta; and tho analysis nurejn* given l?y the Florida D epartm ent of Agriculture, in Quarterly il April 1st, 1917; also the commercial value o f.th e different elements Valcc as Fcrllllxcr....___ Plus value as Humus Estimated 2 cu. yds. One Ton MANURE Ammonia. 0.60 per cent Worth al 87.25 per unit .... I’hos. Acid 0.25 per cent Worth at 51.20 per unit.... Potash 0.60 per rent — Worth at 17.00 per unlt„... Value ns F e r t i l i s e r ___ ... Plus Value as Humus estimated at 1-4 cu. yd , Field Value In favor of Muck per ton $18 20 As Compared with Organic Forma of Commercial Fertilizers *. The Ammonia in High Grade Tankage and Dried Blood is now worth $7.25 per unit, and Potash is worth $7.00 per unit On n basts of 1,000 pounds D ry m a tte r to the cubic yard, an application of Muck one-half inch deep on an acre of ground. (07 cubic yards) will contain 74.33 Units of Ammonin, v 8.00 Units of Potash, wortl • Total value of Fertilizer in G7 cu. y d s ...... Plus Value as Hum us nt $2.00 per cu. yd H. IL CHAPPELL Phone 115-J A. R. CHAPPELL Phone 273-W. 0 I I lU f U t r r . H rrtio n It o w ne r or o*» ner FOR SALE O rlm n K O IIE K T W. I to r f u l a* folio**: > h t!l l r u n la w fu l fo r the of IP V ho- t , ( m u lrv , r a ttle » » ln » . sheep o r Roals I, p e rm it such atiP :ra l> tn run «i i* rc e . In ib a t p a rt id ih e c o r­ p o ra te l i m it , n f S .n fo r J , F lo rid a , d c x r i l i t . l as fo llo w ., lo - s It lir r in n ln p iff . lb * Water lin e o f l. a k r M o n ­ r o * on an c t t r n - ln n lin e o f M o ll n v ill* ave­ nue, < hence ru n a nutK tln n s k t r llo u v ilia a t * nue to C e le ry a v rn u v : t h e m * m h west on C e le ry avenue I n fh e S a n fo rd ( ir a n t lin e a n d tF e n re ir. a r o u t l. r . ly d l ' p l l u n a lo n e 'a id ! a r fo r d G r a n t lin e to t l . " e a s t and w r i t u u a r t r r s e rtio n lin e o f S e rtiu n 91; thence s o l s t o r k aaid q u a rte r .e r flo n lin e t n * th o in le r s e r ilu n o f h a n fu rd a ve n ue and H u g h e y a fre e t; th e n re west on H ughey witnecaca. . ZZZZZ The leather upholstered chairs on both sides of Dr. John Landrith’s cotnj fortnhle nlllco were filled; and very . | prosperous liMrklng occupnnls they were, too. Doctor Lnndrlth was certiiljtly; hm*y and supremely successful. ! • The dmrr, marked pritntc, opcnetl quli'ily. and if smnll, unobtrusive young Intly stepped out nnd closed It nBnln. Margaret Crofton was [t motlel of uentness front tho lop of her golden crowned Item! to tho tips of her small shoes. Willi it half how sho motioned to n gentleman oti Ihe opposlto sldo of the room. "Mr. Cornelius, tho doctor Is rendy for you now." .• But before ho had risen, n rlcldydressed young ludy swept hnughG’y norms the room and paused before the closed door. ‘Tell Doctor Lnndrlth Hint MIm Harcourt will seo him im­ mediately." She Itowcd nod entered tho room, a moment Inter re-openlng the door for Miss Harcourt to enter.” A few tlnya inter Doctor Lnndrlth, unbent from a close study of bacteria, *fnrw a Mir or ihior^Ht ntnnnc l got up from his chnlr. IIo moved the five. ’ Spike MnrI)ougnl(. rose nnd quickly toward the wlfidow with the enme toward the Indy settler. He ex­ energy chnrnc(eriMlc of hint. Ho plained, courteously, that Arapahoe walked several times across tho room, hnd no official place for housing tran­ then pressed a button on bis desk. Im­ sient guests, nnd that the gulch wns n mediately tho door was opened and tnnttor of Id miles northwest, hut tlint, Margaret came In. In her cnpnclty If she wanted to, she could probably ns secretary she wns ready for serv­ put up at the Kenton plnce. four miles ice at any moment. out of town. Kplke added, modestly, "SIlss Crofton," he said, "I am nerr. thnt bed. take her over In the carry­ otts. i can’t concentrate on my work." all. and* they could manage’ the tu"o . Sho slipped out of tho room and retrunks on top of the cnrrynll. The Itirmil In n few minutes with n cool­ packing cases would have to come ing drink. Inter. “If you -drink this I think It will Emily hardly heard him. Her atten­ quiet your nerves. I believe thut you tion was fixed on n man who came nf art* worrying about something. Per­ n dead gallop down flu* wide, dusty haps I can help you." street. lie wits fall, broad shouldered Having drunk (he beverage anil re- 1 and heavy set. Tho newcomer nod rented himself In his chnlr. the doctor 1 Emily looked each other over, with seemed n little less restless. Me calm, approving scrutiny l«*rore he Dirtied toward Margaret In n rather h sauntered Into the telegraph Office: She businesslike wuy. < "Miss Crofton, I am going to make an unusual request of you. I am In . love. I wish to marry Eleanor liar- i court. Also, I nin n very busy man. J I foci that I cannot devote the time thut Miss Harcourt would desire for , a proposal. You pcrhnps know that • she Is n very, proud ns well ns n very J rich young lady., Sho would umko a tilting wife for it man of my position.*" , pursed her lips. As she climbed Into "Yes?" her cheeks paled slightly. ■ the tcnrrynll beside Spike she naked "Now comes the p art I wish you to l cnsunlly who the young man was on thb strawberry pinto. "That's King, former owner of the Caribou ranch up In the ltallyho gulch. He lost It one night In a |*pker game with some strangers, nnd they turned It over Into cold rntfi with an Eastern kyndlrnto running some advertising scheme." , Thh*e months Inter she rode up the mountain tmll from Ihe gulGr .bosIdo HcuU. Kfng. . . Hr it <>riUinr<| b y t h r M l C o u n r t l i f S a n f o r d , Ftnridai S r c t l n a | , T h a t Hartlo n 27 vi*ed O n l i n a n c i • *:f t h r rlt> 1914, hi», a n d t h # c a w r (• hei ( n s im a n t n a m e * n C . 1.. CJirk of S a n f o t d , f l o r i d 1 �THE SANFORD HER1XD THIRD ANNIVERSARY THIRD ANNIVERSARY IE THIRD AN N IVERSA RY MERCHANDISE EXPOSITIONS E are celebrating the Third Anniversary of the founding of our firm. The crowning event is the opening of two additional rooms for the big T * line of Shoes and Gent’s Furnishing Departments. And a three year’s sale, from August 3rd, to August 20th, a host of seasonable items will be priced under present market prices. The first three days, one day for each year of our existence, we will olTer to our customers exceptional bargains that will be remembered for a long time in the future...................................................................................................... We Planned and Prepared This Big Sale For. • The Little Brick With the . BIG THREE-IN-ONE * » • STORE During this Exposition we will sell a few pieces of Silk Taffeta for only 98c WE WANT YOU COM E AS EA R LY AS YOU CA N Ladies Sport Cloth Hats Men’s Palm Beach and Men’s Blue Work Shirts Men’s Brown Flannel Shirts, only Men’s Ratine Shirts, $1.50 value The Event Wont lie Complete Unless You Are Here School Hats for Children and Misses, only 98c For Mouths Our Buyers Have Been Buying for this Great Event SEE OUR SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE Olive Duel: Outing Shoes, 2.50 value Vulcanized Rubber Canvas Daysliu Gent’s Furnishing Department John B. Stetson Hats..... $2 1.98 1.98 W OM EN'S SHOES Pat. Col. Pump, 3.00 value 1.98 Pat. 2 strap Sandals, *1.00 value. 2.98 Pat. Ankle Strap Pump, 3.50 value • 2.49 Full line Boys, Girls’ and Children's Shoes just opened up. Come and see them. . CHILDREN’S GINGHAM DRESSES 75c Values 49c $1.00 Value ............. 89c $1.25 Value 98c All sizes, 2 to 14 years. Cox Hats only 1 Cow Boy Hats I Men’s ( 'aps, 25c, 19c and 1 job lot Men’s Hats. 1.25 to 2.00 value Balbriggan Underwear only B. V. D. Underwear. 50 values Sport Shirts, 75c value Dress Shirts, $1.00 value .. Dress Shirts, 79c value 1 lot Blue Overalls, o n l y __;........ ....... .. Painters White Overalls Double Seam Overalls a t 1 M EN’S BLUE SERGE SUITS $15.00 value * 12 $17.50 Value 14 $20.00 Value . 1(1 NEW LOT BOYS’ SUITS' * $4.00 Values only 2 HOSIERY Men’s Lace Stripe, Blue, Gray, tan black Half Hose, 50c value All colors in Silk Half Hose, 35c values Ladies’ Silk Hose in black, white fancy, 75c value • Full line of Children's Hose 10c to and 25c 45c and 49c 25c Piece Goods Department Shoe Department MEN’S SHOES Fifth Avenue Shoes ... Our ( hoice, $5.00 values O-So-Ez-E................... Gun Metal Ox Button and Blucher only Taffeta S trip es........................ Plaid Taffeta . Guaranteed T a ffe ta ___ _ ............. Georgette, 2.00 value, yd Crepe de Chine only . i .......... Fancy Silk Poplin Fancy Silk only Sport Silk Tub Silk 10c Voiles, only, per 15c Voile only per yd 25c to 35c Voiles . Ladies Drawers, .open, closed-and ui brella, 50c value Gauze Vests only Ladies’ Gowns, 49c, 7Gc and Ladies’ Knit Union Suits, 25c and Shirtwaists, $1.25 and $1.50 value Shirt Waists, $1.00 v alue.................... Shirt Waists, 75c value ............ ...... JEWELRY DEPARTMENT Ladies’ Brooches, 506 a n d ..... ............... Ladies’ Ivory’ Bar Pins, 10c to Indies’ Cameo Rings ' ..... Ladies* Earrings, 10c to Cuff Buttons, 5c to.................. ... ....... Link Buttons, 10c to ...... Collar Buttons, 5c to Tie Clasps, 15c, 25c and Vest Chains, $1.50 values .................... We have decided that the offerings of the first three days must represent the supreme test and’delinite showing of the big Three-In-One Store’s capabilities as makers of low prices. : : : : : : : : : I.ACE, I.ACE. LACE, LACE Your choice, Ladies Picnic Hats, just the thing to keep the sun off. See them. c* 5c per yd. Babies Soft Sole Shoes, 25c, 39c and “Ladies’ CorseLs, 50c, 98c and Rain Cords, Umbrellas and Wagon Um brellas Ju st Received. Only a few of those Ladies’ House Dresses left, to close out at Suit Cases only Only a few yards left of Sport Silk, going at 69c YOU S a n f o r d .'A v e . a n d F i'-a rth S t A LL KNOW TH E PLA CE L . L . T A Y L O R , P ro p S a n f o r d , F lo r id a JL �1 f . SI. 1917 tfGAl -ADVFRI'ISING . ml lip llO liM (if T«» UfClt l nc!rt <*»•• Law* «t riot. •JLj- U h*i*l'yjt <r»2 *h»t -W- U- Tiylor ol T a x r t r t i B f . l . No. 163. d«t«i diy °f J 6n*« A. D. 1308, has liirtj •*?j *•» •»» o(Bc». .m l l « . mitt* ** uiTiUn lot 161 [' Mtl «o Im u * In a r c e r d .n r . •K taw «■* A 8*ld certificate e m b r a c e * t h r fpf. p r o f tr ly .U u a ie d In firm . n*.i! F lo rid a , t o - w lt: 8 t *6 ol 8 W i. JJtS*Wtl8rat* ln ,h* "*mB of **• M- Oria*etl»as raid eertHeatc* ahall ltd redeernad J^din* l« law U» d**<l. » ‘ll !“ “• t her#• the llth day of Au|u*t A. I). 1*17. **Wii»rs* »y ofllfftl alfnaturo and aeal t hi a . ",7,h day of July. A. D. 1917. a 7 E. A. DOUGLASS, }-<..* Circuit (.'ourt Seminole Co., Kin. Cl«» v. |iy V. M. Douglaaa, I). C. Ift-Tura-D* •• ~~ ~ wailce ef Aeellcattea fee l e t H e e d U ader " fiectlea • ot C h a p t e r 4 M 9 . L a * , of Klar- *_Ua Natlce la hereby given lhaC P . II. Boalon, •■rebaaer of Tan Carliflcate No 19t datad rtke *th day of July. A. D. 191ft. haa filed uid rertlfieaie In ray ofilce. and haa made r.oliration for t a t deed to laaua In aeeordaace with law. Said certificate embrace. following daaerlbed property altuated In naminclr county. Florida, to wn: Deg. Ift ft ? of SE *or o r S W U of N W )( See 21. Tp ft g H SI K. run W 7.* ft eha N 6.20 cba. r T J I rha S 6.20 eha. 4 acre*. The aald uad being aaaeaaed at the date ot the iaauof auch rertlflcata In the name of , Jrlka lira. Unleaa aald rertlfirata ahall ^ redeemed according/to law taa deed will ^ i r lhereon og the ! 8th day of Auguat, ^mineaa my ofllrlal algnature and aeal thla lb* ITlh day of July A. II. 1917, (aealI >■ A. DOUGLASS, dark Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. tt-Tue»-ftte Ily V.,M. I>ouglaaa, 1>, C. Kallre of Apptlcatlan for Taa lleed Cadei .tiff(Ion 6 af Chapter 4616, Law* of Flui. Ida . ’ Notice I* birrby tlven that T. \\ Cclter - ^ . . e r of Taa Ceftlilca'e N o . IMS!}. . I n c I lie £fd day of J u n e , A. 0 . 11*02, haa filed aiid t*rtlfle»ta in my oit<rr„ond h« tnaj •rtplicaiion for la * de«*d to iwuc in ac* cardante with law. Said certificate embrere. lb* folltalnr denrrlbod property *ltuated ij i Sefnlrclc rouniy, Flotl.il, to-wil: Lot I. '11. Townahlp 19 South. Itangc ".2 I me. It arte. The anitl land l**ina -r.t at* the data of the laauance of auch certificate In the name of Unknown. Ilnleu .aid rertifi> tlte ahall tv redeemed atrordluc to law tai deed * ill iaaue thireon on the Ihtlt day of jttiru.:, A. H. 1917* tt’1tne»a my tifficlil tlgniturc u .d w,l thla the 17th day of July, A. I>. 19l<. . (Wall E. A. HOUGLASS. r b rk Circuit f'ourt Seminole Co.. Ila. Dy V. M. Itougtaaa, D. • JSTura-Ste • -r.: E. A liO llG L A S R , riefk t'lrcult Court Seminole t 'o ., f*|a A A. II11 1c..**' arr anil•. .the unknown ' Citation , 1 a, davlaeea. grantrri. u, other claimant, under the aald A. II. Carr. A. H. f rlnpen. A. If. Ctipf h l 'endanu?' J ^ 'p p e n , i,To A; R - 1t i*r,r *ni* A- D. Crlppen, and to all partiei claiming an Intareat eliheraa halra, davlaeea of oi grantee, ^ranteet under the tho ..Id cald A. 11 If.. Carr .. -v 1 — * I't’ ripJ'vn. pen; or otheriiwa othrralwe in In and to « .• loll«»*l»ifi described real raiate altuate, lylni and being it In the county of Seminole. *°l ra .Jlerlde, a .../ill more particularly deecrib«d at follows «r *l' rF!nj *n* *l * on lha aouth aide of Third atreet road 21.86 chain., weat of intaraactlon of tha aouth aid* nl wt,h »h» of *“ Itange t lina of Section « 7, Townahip 19 , .omh 30 eaat. run thence weat ri).ft2 rhalnat thence aouth 9.50 rhalna; thence aaat 10.52 chains; thence north ft.&O chain* to point ot beginning, containing 10 acres of land more or Isa*. “ kiii 1 .•KV'V,ini. L,ron 5‘ th* , * ° ,n l' lll ol com*n J w »bovo i t i t n l ciuic, aworn to by (,eorga A. DeCottao. solicitor for com­ plainant. that the residences of th* de•irndinti A. II. Cirr and a . II. Crlpp«n ir« unknown, and there is no person In- the ■tile of rlcirida, thf •rrvire of a lubpocna upon whom would bind the defendant, or either of them; that it is the belief of affiant that the aald defendants ara both over tha ago of twenty-ona years. And t further appaftrlng from aald bi I that thrri* a r t other partita elafminc an In* tareat undrr the aald A. II. Carr and A. H. Crlppen, either aa heirs, devisees, grantees or other claimants, whose names are un­ known In and to the property tnvclved In this suit aa hcrelnihova described. Therefore, you. A. 11. Carr and A. If. > rlppen, and the unknown heirs, devisees and grantee* of the . a i d ' A. H. Carr and A. II. f r i t pen. If the .aid A. II. Carr and A. II f rlppen hr dtftd, or othtr rlaimani* under the aald A. H. Carr and A. It. Crlppcn. and all partlra claiming an In terct In ant) .to th r land hrrtinabovr dr*n ibrtl arr hereby ordered to appear to the hill ol com­ plaint filed In thla rauae on Monday the 1st d a y of O c t o b e r . A. |1. .1917. t h e aam e being a rule d e y of t b i . c ourt. And I I I * fu rth er ordered t h a t t h l a notice he pul lU hed lor twelve e n n - r r u t l v e w e ek . In tin Sa n fo rd I b r a l d , a newapap.-r puhllah»d to S e m l o . d - inunty, Florida W ll f n .a my hand a n d . t h e , e a ! of ( h e r 'l r colt C o u r t of th. S e v e n th J u d k i a l C | r r u t | ..f ; l e S t a t e e f Florida, In and l<>- S e m in o l e :> Ol, 1 hi*, 111- 2nd day of J u l y . A. I*. 1917. * faeai) IT. A. rirYuGLASS, Clerk of t h e Clrroit Coure of the Seven th J u d i c ia l Circuit In a n d for Som lnnle rouniy, Florida. "Geo. A. DeCottK, doilciior an>l of Counael for Complaloant. Cih i .a >• of aalii m u n lh , thi> folloviiiic Ucan i h f d p r n p v r t y to-wlt:. 1,ot *)fie. In lllork nr S r r l l o n 2 of Jtta rk K a p m o r k . tr a c t iM-lnv a atibttlvlsinn of S tc . 2. T a p . 21, IE. 31 L a - t , ficmlrolt* r o u n t y , Florida. A. K. 1‘O W EllS. |t»\ i, A Gib-*, S p r r ia l M a ste r S olicitor, (or C o m p la in a n t 91-Tu.* fttr •Srm ln olr ( u u n l f . I Ivrlda. l lt n j a n . i n I k e s , CotnplairtaM Nr-ii*-. (- hereby given t h a t A. K- Sjnblivm, v*. parcha -r of la* certificate No, 231. i l a t n i t'cy n tiary . a the dih da) of Ju r y , A. I*. lOlfi, ha - filed | T.halrhi-r-Ht'alty Florida r u r p o la lltn . Frank A raid rrM.firate in my ofitce, a n d ha* m ade l o l a m t M a r y M llc-al, b n appbralton f«r t a b need to Iaaue in aecord- laJIr, W a llrr S, *ec» Kith law. Said c ertificate e m b r a c e , A d a m .,J . .J O.It. ILrar, l i m a n ami M a r y the following deverlbcil p r o p e r t y a ilu a te f l In Seminole r o u n t y . Florida i o - * l t : N ! y of iirnwn, h i . tail*, M. !l, T F a lh r r, Gr-orgr W. I l o a i w r t r h t , S 'l of la t 3. Ser. 9. T p . 20 S. It 3* K. T h e cW. J. T J t l a p r n ami Francis W. Hid land being aaaeaaed at th e d a te of the 7 Fi*pcn, i is a il c , I.. J. Chtahroar.ei of aueh certlllcate in the n a m e of h t l m . I.nni-a T. Horlcr. and L ft. Fainter F r i t i l U r r C o m p a n y . Cnle-a aah ceftifiaate ahall be retleeiped a ccurding A. I*. I t o i i r r , hrr h u sba nd, W, F i l e r , V. ( \ Cdlti-r, W. It. to law t a * deed will Iaaue th e r e o n on the S. r b a r l t n n . t'harlr* W. Youtt(i, 11H day ol A uguat, A. H. 1917. t.iliir l,.*lc, G, V. Jo h n s o n , Wit m •« my offlclaj algnature and Weal • NOTH: Tt) TAX FAVKKN Nellir It hereby given that the Hoard ol retiaty rummiaalonera lor Seminole county will meet on Monday, Auguat 6, 1917, to bear mmiitalnla If any there be, relative to u* tiim n if n i for 1917.. L A. DUUMLEY, C h a i r m a n E. A. I»UUGt/A8 S, CJerk. »3-Tuee-4te Setltr of Applratlon for T a i Heed Uadrr -Srdlea 6 of Chapter 4611, Lawa af FlorIda Notice ia hereby given that 1). ft. Ilriaaon, purrhi-er of Ta* Certlflcale No. 166, daletl H* Cth day of July, A. H. 191B, hae filed •aid certificate in my office, and ha* made tpptlration for t a i deed' to Iaaue In arcerdaricr w|th law. Said cerjlfieate ernbrarea tb* following finer Ibed property tltuated in Setrlhole county, Flriila, to-wii: S h of Jlli. f-ot 7, lilk ,Y, Sanford. The aaid land being aaaeaaed at the dat* ol the laauance of •aeh eevtlfirata in thenama of 0 . M. Gratun. Unleaa aald certificate ahall be reaetmed arcn(ding to law lx dcc 4 will 1a*** I the Ho h on l h a 11th day of Auguat. Wltneaa my offlelal algn'alurft and aeal thla 1»» I0lh day of July. A. D. 1917. * '*•!> K. A. DOUGLASS. ‘jvvk ( ircult Court Seminole Co., Fla. v l - T uea-ftte Notice of Application for Tax Heed,' Under Ne,i|on * 0 f C h a p t e r 4686, L a w . e f F l o e Ma In Clia n rrt) Mnrtifar* F n rrrlu .u rr William Clark and l.aura t*l ark, hla wire. Mrr.ay Monroc aa admlnlalratiii of thr ratatr cf D. G. Monror, dcrra.rd, lli-Ktrr A, Frilowa, wide tv, Frrrf <*lark, Au*u.t Srhnridrr, Cbarlr. l x r | y anil Lollir Nroly, hia vifr, Gilbrrf e Itrl.oarb, Itafaal Mnntrni-gro Italy Little* and Eatrllr Littlra Tria wife, G. W. Hpvnrrr, Carrir W. ALrrnathy and W. W. Abrtnathy, her husband, U. G. Slaton a n l Viola Staton, hi* *rlfr, Drfrndant*. To Chartr* ,N»«ly, Lolli* Nt-rly and M. II. T hatchrr: H appear Inc from th r affidavit of Urnjamln Dr«w, m m ; lalnant In th* above rntltled cause Hied therein, that the realdrree of f'harlea Neely atid Lome Neely and M. lf. Thatrhrr are to this affiant unknown, and tbat i i r b of aaid defrndanta It I* the be­ lief of this affiant U over the age of twentyon* years, and that there la no person ln the state cf Florida, Ihe service of subpn*na upon whom would bind either or all of said d* fondants, and that service by Kiihllratlan |» prayed upoa the ilrfendanla •rein named. It ia thrrefnr* ordered that )ou, Charle* Neely and L.dH* Neely anti M. if. T h a t­ cher appear to thla Hll of complaint on or bcfgre th r fit h day of Augpat, 1917, It bring a rule -day of this court, or bill of com­ plaint In aald cause will be taken a* confriaed agalnat you, and complainant ba allowed to proceed ex parte. I t ' D further ordered that this order ire pubjlahed In Sanford Herald one# a week lot eight romeeutlve weeks. Witness my hand jind official seal at Senlord, Florida, tha 4th day nf June, 1917. •»d l.ol 3, B*e. 12. T p . 20 Bo. U. 30 K. l la m in n A C . C . Lee, purchaser* of T a x T ie ail,| land b e in g aavcfretl a t t h e d a t e of Certificate N o . tft, d a t e d t h e fith d a y of 3-8 of H outn *i rauance of aurh rertlfieaie in the name J u l y A. D. 1915 as t o N o r t hh 3-6 ol S o u tthh e a s t •(, i f , h a s filed *51'* G. Crenahaw. Unleaa aald rertlfieaie of N o r t h w e a t '•tt of Kiiii 1,1 v*deemed according to ' a # tax ileed •aid c e n i f l c a t e In m y office, anti has m i d * * . thereon on the l l t h day ot Auguat, a p p lic a tio n (or t a x deed t o .issue In a c c o r d ­ ance with l aw . R aid c ertific ate e m b r a c e s 1917. . 11 , r” ™y official algnature and aeal thla t h e following described p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d in Seminoie c o u n t y , F lorida to -w lt: loth day July, A. D. 1917. N 5-8 oT S 4) of N W I*sot SE ol Sec. •**•>» E. A. DOUGLASS, 26, T p . 19 8 . It. 29 K.. , j * t h C ircuit C o u r t Seminole Co., Fla. T h e sa i d l a n d being assessed a t t h e date “ f-Tuea-Ste of t h e D s u a n r * ol s u r h c ertifleate in t h r ^•lice of Apllrallan for Tax T e e d U n d e r n a m e of J . G . T o m lin so n . Unless sa id c eltd»* f ’h a p l e r 4668, l-aw a o f Flor- llflcat* shall h* re d ee m e d a cc o rd in g to law t a x deed* will Issue there on on t h r l l t h d a y Notice | , hnfphy r i v e n t h a t Annie I I . of A u g u s t A. D. 1917. W itness m y official s i g n a t u r e a n d aeal th is »**?***•, purchaaer of T a x O r t l f l c a i # No. *!• dated the fith d a y of J u l y , A. D. 1915 th e |0 t h d a y of J u l y , A. D. 1917. (seal) K. A. D O U G L A S S , l. " ,*'d a*ld certificate In m y office, a n d Clerk C i r c u i t C o u r t S e m in c lo Co., Fla, la . m ,l*a a p p li c a t io n for tax ilcad t o iaaue arrofdance w| t h j >Wi g t j j c, r tlflc ate r m 93-Tum 5 l e ‘ k a i f j * , *"*■ fellowlng dearrlbed p r o p e r t y «llIn t lrrull C o u r t , S r v e n l h Ju d ic ia l C ircuit. 1km. H*m lno|p c o u n ty , F l u t ld a , to - w lt: S r m l n o l r C o u n t ) , Florida. In C h a n c e r y h ” and 23, F rdat'a 2 n d A dd t o A ltaw , C o m p la i n a n t , 4af2tP» . T h* **l<f l a n d being aaaeaaed a t t h e Il e n j r m in D r eV*. v U 0 . . 1 « b a u a n e o of ouch c ertificate In t h e •ball 1° N am utla. Unleaa aald certifiepla T h a t c h e r R e a l t y C o m p a n y , a Florid* ^ ' • r e d e e m e d a c c ording t o law t a x d e ed rordvoralion, F r a n k A. Heat a n d M a r y ru., a’ U', o n lha l l t h d x y of A u- M, Ileal, hi* wife, J. (I. Best. W alter S, Adam*. J . H. Brown a n d Alary Ui,. 1 ' lyl7’ til? ,**'*! ofllrlal alfnaturo and aaal Brown, I is wife, M, II. T h a t c h e r , Georgs W. R o a tw r ig h f . W . J . T h lg <V,l7 l0lh day of July, A. D. I t 17. en a n d F r a n c i s W. T h igpe n, hi*, wife, ft . E . A.“'b o uo uUG u nLA n oSS. a, N J. C h ish o lm , l/vulra T. itoiieh -- i * ' jreult C o u r t Rerryinole Co., Fla. a n d A. I). Il o ti e r , her h c e b a n d , W. 8. “ T|; f Me _______ ,1 , Price, V. C . Coller,’ (V. R. C h a r le to n . Application for T a a H e e d IUniter Charles W. Y o u n g , Llxiie l.ewi«, G. V. 18 *“ * * o t C h a p t e r 4668,' Law a of Flor- Jo h n s o n , William C a r k . a n d L aura C la r k , hi* wife, M * r :a y M onro, aa Psr'ch'Jjr siven that F-. If. llarrti a d m i n l a t r o t r l x nf t h e e*l*l* of 0 . (1. ! T ! " d Tii Certificate No. 217, dated M onro*. D e r e a a e d , H e ste r A. F e l­ *xl4 c.„!lry cl,Ju'>'- A- D. 1915. ha* filed low*. widow , Fred Claln, August iGlflcaty in my office, and haa mad* S c h n e id e r, C h a r le s Neely i^ond I mjIUc r • G EN ER AL PE R S H IN G ’S BLOW, i i/i.‘ Terrjr Turner ' 4 SANFORD LODGES 4 Sam Crawford of the Detroit Tlctw*. who la nlowlnt; up aotnewhnt, la ■urrly a Teternp of the Amerlmn league. Hum him heen with tho Tlgera rontlnuoufdy alnce'lD'n. when the Nntlonnl nnd Amerlrnn lenRuefl filRtietl tho Sanford Ia>dge No 62, P. and A. M. pence agreement. Ollier plnjreM of long service In the Amerlrnn Icngue nro Communication every first and third Ed Wnlah, who Joined the White Sox In HK>t, nnd ."Terry" Turner, who Joined Thursdays at 7:30. Visiting brethren the.Cleveland club In llMM. The velenum of other dub* nnd the year* In welcome. O. J. Miller which they Joinedwre ns follows: Corrigan, Boston, 1000; Johnnou, Wushlng* 0 . L. Taylor Secretary • W. M ton. 1007; Fisher, New York, 1010; Austin, Hi. l.ouis, 1011, Monroe Chapter No. 15, It. A. M. | a MOVIE MORALS * | — ♦»r* Dy J A N E O S B O R N . tg M eet a ev ery second an d fo u rth T h u n d a y in M a s o n ic H all o v e r t h e I m p e r i a T h e a t r e . V isitin g c o m p a n io n * w elcom e O. L . T a y l o r C*. J. H u m p h w ife ' hnd b e e n l u t e for d i n n e r th ree timed. Sec'y High Priest A f l e r t h a t t h e w if e s e e m e d strnngi*ly p r e o c c u p ie d , m id u p re o c c u p ie d S e m in o l e C h a p t e r 2 , O r d e r E a s t e r n S t» M e e t s a v o r y first' a n d t h i r d T u e s d a y w ife. Htoven eoneludi-d, N it 1m o s t nr in e a c h m o n t h . E v e r y o n e w h o h a s seen hnd ns o n e vvllh ti v a m p ir e sm ile. hi* S t a r in t h e E a a t a r e c o r d ia lly in v it e d T h e n e a tn e t h e clltuux. At d i n n e r to v isit th in c h a p t e r . h e w a s g r e e t e d b y tin- w ife— n o t - In n Alice R Robbins, Sec’y m u slin d r e s s , b u t d e c k e d n n d blnfiimed The Sanford Council K. of C. o u t In n long, s l i n k y net tilTulr. w ith Moo*i t h e 2 n d S u n d a y 3 p. m ., n n d th* it sw e e p in g iru in a n d a tow bodice. •ith S u n d a y 8 ,pi. rn.. e a c h m o n t h , at K Tin- n ex t e v e n in g tin* s a m e I him; of C. Hall. O ak Ave. hap p e n ed - on ly sin- twin* nno tliei T i*o. S ch aa l. G r a n d K n ig h t. te m p lin g g n u it. ti delleiotis p in k nnd (.'. I., l i r i l t , Kin. S e c ’y. w h ite silk frock, its fresh mid s p r l g h t l ) P h o e n ix L o d g e N o 5 , K. of P. its n . b r u n c h o f tip p le blossom s. M e e ts se c o n d a n d f o u r th Tui-adaya Still ' H teven sa id n o th in g . lie N is itin g k n fg h ta a l w a y s w elcom e. d r e a d e d k n o w in g tin- tr u t h . T h e m a n H McLnulin O. J. Millet In t h e m o v ie s h n d b e e n n s r e ti c e n t . K I t. and S. _ 0 . C. I " D o n 't like t h e p r e t t y tlrcH sl" sh e 'S a n f o r d L o d g e N o. 27 . I. O . O . F. cooed. Mi'ebf e v e r y M o n d a y e v e n in g a t 7:30 "D o n 't 1 like. I t? " g a s p e d S te v e n , in M. W . A. H u ll, P ico Block. AH vi»p u llin g h a r k f r o m h e r eiirejui. " H o w ifiag b r o t h e r s cord ia lly in v ite d . eotild I like If w h e n I kno w t h o p rlc o Jus. F. McClellan J. W. O. Singletary y ou have p a i d ? " N. G. 1 1L Fee. "H ut I d id n 't h n v e to a s k you for Gale Cliy Cam? No. G. W. O. W Ih e m oney." Meets second und fourth Wedncadaj S te v e n s t a r e d w ildly, " P o e s th a t nights ifi each month. m a k e It nay b e t t e r ? P o you d u r e s t a n d F. L. M iller J . F . I lo o le h a n u p th e r e m ol f- ll m e tfmt in o r d e r to C lerk C o u n c il C o m m a n d e r w e a r finery y o u —" H. P. (). G. Hnnlord i.odge 1211 "*ill. d e a r ; oh, d e a r ." Ily Ib is tim e Meflt first anil th lrtl W e d n e s d a y n ig h t Ihe wlf«* w a s w e e ping. "I th o u g h t you a t F lk s H o m e , N o r t h P a r k A v e n u e . W'uUld like file m o r e If I ,WUS d r e s s e d F. S. F r a n k O. L. T a y l o r pn-Mlly a n d In s te a d you t r e a t me S ecre tary • E x a l t e d R u le r ilr tu d f u lly ." The l ake llrcere t mini II No. 31 Junlof " I n o r d e r fo w e a r finery you— 1 1 O r t i e r U n ite d A m e r ic a n M e c h a n i c s "A good id e a to d is g r a c e me— to — to gam b le? W hy. a n d y ou w e r e t h e w ife )vlm w a s so p a r t i c u l a r a b o u t h e r r e p u ­ When llte Moving I’icturi* l’alaco ta tio n t h a t site waiuhln't e v e n go to th e flr-Hf ojK-notl Its tliK»nr In llrimchvllle. I t 1 m o v ie s—a n il IlfptWynti gam ble.I" mmlc quilt- a otir In Ih*• lift' t)f lift* "I did go to t h e m o v ie s ii few tim e s ," rctflilenid of flint »ultur\», who were for s h e a a ld g u iltily . . ’T i n s o r r y , h u t -1 the most part conitnufiTR, commuters’ d o n 't k n o w w h a t y o d m e a n . a b o u t g a m ­ wives, com mu t era* chlltlreii, rommu- bling." • " I t m n k e s It v e r y n ic e f o r t h e Rervn iH n /’ c o n i m e n t e d M m . H toven Joni'B to h e r hub h n ln l u t h r e n k f n s l t h e m o r n ­ in g of t h e o p e n in g . " T h e y h n v o no lit­ t le n m u a e m e n t !” "(Julie no, my .<lenr," assented Steven. "But. nf courxe, we would hurdly go ourHelvea." 4 it 1 MY SPECIALTIES: P I tk A K D ’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS’ PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHE8 ♦ m 9 8 « « « 9 « «990«0««9 6«*«98 it ! BUSINESS CARDS } 4m «««««986««*4m «96m t i O n e I n c h C a r d s Will He P u b l i s h e d U a ­ d e r T h i s H e a d i n g At T h e R a t e O f J 7.20 P e r Y ea r. TIIUMAH KM MKT W E. FElUir.HON I f O l N i m i flFN Wilson & Housbolder LAWYERS Sanford, Florida 44 , Elton J . Moughton • * ARCHITECT Office In Yowell llhlg. Snnford, Fla ..GEO. A. DECOTTES.. ATTORNEY am. COUNSELLOR at LAW P r a c t i c e in S t a t e a n d f e d e r a l C o u r ts ( i n r m r r - W n o d r u f T l il d g S o n fo rd FIs SCHELLE MAINES know how you have been getting those M e e ts e v e r y W e d n e s d a y at 7:30 P Lew ill esses." Hteven was beside him-. M», in t h e C i t y H a ll. V is it in g lirother* 84-lf. a r e w elc o m e . C . H . S m i t h , lt e c . Sec. ■"Don't y o u th in k ll Is a good Ifh’ii?" terfi* purveyoni nnd commute™' do"Well, i hen, bow did you get tluit meatlca. drcRsJ" * • „ B .! JEWELER Old Tlmera Who Aro Gtlll In Harneta. Neely, hi* rslfc. Gilbert 1*. l e a c h , K a l o d " M o n te n e g ro . Itta lu In ti-, and F-te lie Id ltl* ., hr- *n(e. t b W, Spencer. C a r r ie \i‘. A f e r n a t h y a n d W. W. A n e r n a l b y . her hu.lra nd, |i , G. S t a t o n a n d Veda S t a t o n , bis oifv, de fenda nt*. O r d r r for S e r t l r e by f-uhtlrallon To 7 'h a lc h e r I t - a l t y C o m p a n y : It a p p e a r in g by th e affidavit oi r n m p la l n a n l b i f c i n lllrd t h a t a u b p o e n a h a * been issue I in aaid r a u a e a n d r e t u r n e d n o t se rved IreraUae n o a k e d t ol d e f e n d a n t T b a t r h e r lle ally C n m u a n y . a F lo r id a C o r p o r a ti o n , can lie f o u n d , a n d it f u r th e r a p p e a r in g by the affidavit of c o m pla ina nt that prnce.a again,t t h e *ald d e f e n d a n t c orpora tion T h a t c h e r It e a ll y C o m p a n y . ■a n n u l he «crvcd owing t o t h e failure of aaid r o r p u r a i i o n to elect officers or a p p o in t ag*-n« and It * cau-e the a c - n t . and offic.-r- of -aot c c.iotra f o u are u n k n o w n , a n t tt a p p e a r in g In t h r n u r l t i n t *uit ba* linen ( n - t i t u t e d in tin* abnve e m i t t e d ra uae in t h e ab o v e a t ) l e d court for t h e p u r p o se of fprectn-ing a m o r t ­ gage ngainat* aaid liriipettic* m e n tio n e d in the Idll of r u m p l a i n t , I T R T H E K E F O I t E O U D E I I E I L A !»• J U D G E D A N D D E C K K E D T h a t the d e ­ fe n d a n t, T b a t r h e r i le a i t y C o m p a n y , a F l o r ­ ida c o r p o ra tio n , !»e a n d a p p e a r ' t o the raid altovv e n ti t le d rauae in t h e above e n ti t le d court on or before t h e fith d a y of A u g u tt, 1917, it b e in g a rule d a y ol t h i s r u u r t U defend th e .aid su it, arid t h a t in default thereof a de cre e pro r.infe»-o lie e n te r e d iigam -t th e aaid T h a t r h t r K ealty t citn- I party and t h e a*td c a m e p ro re e d e* p ertc | ngain-t t h e sa id T b a t c h e t Kealty ( 'ornpa tiy, , It I* - f u r t h e r ordered t h a t tld* nrtfer b e ' pubii-hed once a Week f.. r ’ he . p a c e ill I w o , mo tha in th e Sanford II, raid, a r.ew«* | paper publt.lied to Seminole C o u n t y , Flur da Done, o r d e re d , a l j u d g . i l and tlecreed. at Sanford. F lu rid a, Ihe 2 9th d a y of May. 11-17. JA S W. F E K Kf NS. . Judge. tto'dr.aon A- Ileardall, A tto r n e y - for C o m p la in an t61 T u * « - I ''le », I HENRY M c L A U L I N Sam Cmwfbrd . C. H. D I N G E E flen. J. J . Pershing, commander of the first United States troops to go to the battle front In France, Is an ardent Plumbing and advocate of prohibition. Pershing’s punitive expedition Into Mexico was, Gas Fitting to quote a writer In tho New York tribute, "the driest body of troops « , that ever marched. It traveled abso­ lutely on the water wagon, nnd the going wns hard. Home of those sol­ All Work Keceires Mjr Persona diers went Into Mexico soft and mod­ Attention And Best Efforts erately rum-sonked. But they came Telephone Ne 25 out lenn, clenr-eyed nnd hard ns nnlls. Oppoolte City Hall The sanitary corps reports on that ex­ pedition will show some wonderful re­ sults. Despite the hardships of the first rush, tho sick reports were star­ tlingly niea^ar.” Vflbh • Notice It hereby given tb i t G. W- Cheat(teal) K. A. D O U G L A S S , C l e r k , *»t. purrheaer of Tax Dertlficate No. "SI, .tlobjnaon It D e a rd a ll, Mtcd the 6th day of July, A. !>. 191ft. haa Solicitor* for Com plalnant. -led aald certificate In my office, and haa 63-Tue*- 9tc . ____________________ cade application -for lax deed to Iaaue in accordance with law. Said rertlfieaie emI r*fV following dearrlbed property elt- N a i le r o Application for T a* D e e d U n d e r S e c tion 8, of C h a p te r 4886, Law* of Mted In Seminole rouniy, Florida, to-wlt; Florida * * I Jlca* 2 47.100 acre* In e outhe aa t c o r. Notice la hereby given th a t W. C. WII7 ft,-100 r h N a n d 3 by 3 la ch E a n d W l, * 2 ( h 3 « rp ry . * I-oui« Fla h e r . C om plainant bailee or Appltcatton for Ta*.II.'eil 1'ndtr In l Ircuil t our I, Srvt'iiili Ju itlc tjl t 'l t r u i l Srf tl.,n H of Cliaplri 4666, Lawa of Flor­ tbi* the loth day of July, A. D. 1917. “ -n»*n E.'A. i j OUGLASS, rirrlj Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. By V. M. flouglaaa, l>. C. 93-Tue*-Str | Celery CU f Aerie No. 1853 learned ITint fliere wn* grcniw p ro s­ Meeting every 2nd and 4th Tueaday perity In the state than ever before. "This Applies particularly to real es­ night a t 8 o’clock. Eagle Home, Oak Ave. Visiting-Brothers Welcome tate," he'Bald. “One bJg company In C. C. Woodruff Denver, which wns nearing bankrupt­ E. E. Hogan Worthy President Secretary cy Just previous to the transformation because purrhtmers were not paying United Brotherhood or Carpenters a n d on lot tonlm cts, wns 71010(100117 pulled Joiners of America out of the rut by the flood of pnyjnents Sanford Local Union No. 1751 meet* m c l r M i n tho first thfrty'dnys. The flrat and third Thursday .night a t 7 flnn Is now subdividing more property. o’clock in the M. W. A. Hall, Pico BIk. Mnny of the live-win* renl-estnte deni* J. W .G . Singletary W. W; Van N ew ■ Sec.Troaa. . . * Trealdont ers hnvo rented the quarters of former saloons In the downtown section nnd Modern Woodmen o f America hnve transformed them Into ofllces, 2,-4. Thursday evenings, 7:30. allowing the barroom fixtures to re- in Meets M. W. A. 11nil, Pico Building. mnln. They use the former ‘prlvnte C. E. McDonald C. D. Couch conversation'- booths ns closing offices' Consul Clerk for their salesman." In Ihc Circuit-Oeen jtevrhtli Judicial t ie cun Seminole tu a m y , F lo rid a . In Me ida PAGE SEVEN FEW VETERANS OF THE AMERICAN LEAGUE K- A- DOUGLASS, * 91-T i,-i-1 3 le . Nellie of Appllcallan for Taa Herd Under hci'lin 6 of Chapter 1668. f.au i o^ Flora Ida * N u t " • la hereby given that (" (iooil luc. ptirfha*rr cif Tac t'ertlllaale No 21. dit..I tin fith day ol July. A It. |ul'» la . gird .aid frftlftcato In my olTlre. arid l.aa eadc application for taa deed to ia-u^ In acrvrdanr* with law. Said rertlfieaie rrnb rn ri the following deacrlbed properly • iialled In Semlnoto county, Florida, lo-wlt: A. to I.ota 132. 133. 131, t 3r,| 12d and 137 huf.Va Hammock. The aald land being »*. teeved at the data of the iuuance of auch certificate in tho name of C. W. Goodrich. Uatcai aaid certificate ahall bo redeemed acrrfdlar to law la* deed will U»uc therron on the 11th day n( August, A. Ih 1917. Witn-‘-a my ofllrlal algnature and aeal lk» the loth’ day cf July A. t*. 1917. 111 ' i THE SANFORD HERALD < lerk Circuit Court Sem inole Co., Fla. »3-Tu*a- 5lr M ’ P ?°, B* R *» K- 0 1G Vh« »*ld land b*ln* *aa*a,r<l st thr ** " *tfT*"»| lb* la»UBi»e* of auch n rlithaii- In |hj> t ‘, r# cf Unknown; ; Noll/* «• •'•I*1' / |lv*n Dial \V. II _*uV nutcha»*r ol Ta« Crrtifiratr No. S2. I m ! ech day of July, A. I>. 1318. hai s l a aaid m tl f l f il # >“ my office. and h it . 3. »ppllr»l*on ,or I**, '*r*d to (saur J 7 ' , f/.a f * wllh law. Hold o*nincato rmJ* * iK«. (ollowlni drier Ibed property altIn A.minol* county, Florida, ttr-wit; S tT o l 8 WN of N W H «». SB.'a S*c. 33, i t tO S, H M .* « . • •*” *! T hr •»*■! land awrurd at lb* dale of the laauance of - I 11 ’ i apt IItat Ion for ta t deed to laaua In adeord?",!• ? ,th **wcertificate embracen the tollonrlng dtacrftad property altuated 'In iKemlnote count), Florida. to-wit: An to Lot J**Jy *1 »,K,*o numbered certificate, lllork G. ( hanptlla Subdivision of lllorka f.. h and J, Goldsboro. The aald land boIl,.fk***r *ur* *l .,l1* ll,le of tha laauance of auch rertlfieaie In the name of Wm. Clark. JUSa?.*!” . *, , tlficat* ahall be redeemed ar*?* d**4 *UI laaua thereon oil ‘ tui. ,Uy of Aotuat,-A- U. 1917. ih» rny ? l? t !, l »l*nature and aeal thla the 10th day of July. A. I). 1917. • *„* I L A W Y E It S I 'I T 9. COURT IIOUHB P h o n e s 113, 3.30-w SHOW YOUR PATRIOTISM! l \ "I m a d e It," s h e sahl. ” 1 to o k n c o u r s e In d r e s s m a k i n g at- t h e d e p a r t ­ m e n t s t o r e a n d m a d e s o m e droBsea w Idle I look If. T h e c o u r s e cost o n ly $ 3, an d I m m lc t h r e e d r e s s e s . T h is , a n d th e one-J w o r e Inst n ig h t, anil a n o t h e r . T h e m n te r ln l d i d n ’t cost |13 f o r th e t h r f e . ’’ Hteven w n s to o n u r p r ls c d to s p e a k . , “ Oh, n e v e r I" ' »* O n e c v .e n ln e tw o w e e k s a f t e r t h e “Yes, nnd tho reason why I did It n p eiilng S te v e n nrrlv e il h o m e f o r d i n ­ wns bccntIM I went to the movies one n e r find w a i t e d h a l f tin h o u r b e f o r e afternoon—onco when I was late to hla w if e tip p e u r e d . I t w n s t h e t h i r d dinner—nml I saw n picture that ti m e tills Imil h n p p e b c d w i t h i n tw o showed how n wife lost her hushnnil's w e e k s , I t w im m a s t unuwuul. S te v e n lo v e arid affection because she didn't ^•onderied. A n d w h e n h la w if e m a d e dress up for him nights when he came n o e x p l a n a t i o n h e d e c id e d t>i r e in l lo to home.” by g o in g o u t In t h e e v e n in g w i t h o u t “ I s a w t h a t p ic tu r e , too,’* r e m a r k e d e x p l a in i n g w h e r e h e w n s going. S tev e n . T h e n h e fo rc e d n h e a r t y l i e s t a r t e d o u t f o r a w a lk , b u t w h e n lau g h . “ It w n s n r a t h e r f o o lish p l o h e h n d g o n e tin f u r a n t h a " p a l a c e " Jio lu r e ,” l i e h e ld t h e l i t t l e w i f e ' l n Uio wtni. h a l t e d 1>y t h e lu r id sig n . T h e r e npple-hlossom ilre ss close to h i s h e a r t . w u u v a m p i r e c r e u t u r e h o ld lu g a (Copyrlffht, D 17. by th e McClure N ew sp a­ per Hyrullrute.) h a n d o f w h l a t . s t a r i n g d o w n a t h im fro m n h u g e p o s te r, n n d a b o v e It w e r e Soli M u s t Be V e n tila te d . t h e l e i t e n t t h a t s p e lle d " T h e Bln of Boll m u s t h e v e n t ila te d , h e n c e th e th e W ife ." O v e r It w a s p u n te d t h e Ina c r lp tlo n , “ N o w p la y in g ." S te v e n w e n t Importance o f d r a i n a g e . W h i l e noli is full o f w a t e r , n o a i r m a y e n t e r , h u t ns In,. . w a t e r r e c e d e s , p e r c o la te s , o r ev n p o ra • * ate*. t h e n l r t a k e s Its p la c e . Ho s t i r T h o p i e f u r e h e s a w w a s t h e BJiine soil d ee ply, a n d In t h e cnsii o f pot p i c t u r e t h a t h u d k e p t lift* w i f e fro m p l a n t s p r o v id e p o r o u s noil a n d h e s u r e a r r i v i n g h o m e In lim e f*»r d in n e r, t h a t d r a i n a g e h o le In p o ts Is f r e e . A lso tliqugh h e d id n o t k n o w It. Hlmllnr k e e p p o ls c l e a r o f g r e e n a r u m o n sUb-s p i c t u r e s h n d k e p t h e r o u t o t h e r lifter- no a i r m a y c o m e a n d go th r o u g h t e r r a ( • ♦ m « 9 6 m H 8 m « » 9 9 » « 9 « 9 » 4 « 8 « 6 « m 9 8 « 9 9 9 « # 9 6 t 9 « 0 *> 04)01)8, h u t lie d id n o t k n o w t h u t e i th e r . c o ttn to t e r m A n n a. T h e p i c t u r e d ih r o w n o n flu* s c r e e n w e r e n o t e n t i r e l y nifftinul, h u t t h e y p u t thought.*! I n t o t h e m in d o f S te v e n t h a t hnd n e v e r b e e n t h e r e b e f o r e . T h e v a m ­ p ir e Indy, w h o p la y e d t h e le n d in g role, (lJy III* National Woman's Chris­ wild ih e w i f e o f n fellow o f a b o u t tho tian Tempera ml* Union.) Sanitary Steam PresRina. Hut Gapohle Dry Cleaning. Altera- ' * f4iiino s t a m p flin t H teven wud h i m s e l f — Ju st n h a r d - w o r k i n g , h o m e -lo v in g , r e g ­ • ' tiona of All Kinds o:i Short Notice . > t* u l a r in a n . I n t h e final p i c t u r e t h e clr- OF IN T ER E 8 T TO REALTY MEN. Join Our Gentlem en’s Valet Club. $2.00 Per *, Month. clo illiululdlu'd a r o u n d t h e .K llh o u cttt A f t e r it v is i t t o C o lo ra d o . M r. T h o m ­ o f t h e liudiinm l h o l d i n g ' t h e r e f o r m e d a s 8 . 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PUONE 174 -a W m n i n |M n | P P l » k m i: �I PAGE H i UK THE SANFORD HERALD iraecreec: •ll-lncluding as suffering a n d daatltotion Itself. Now comet this magnificent or­ R. J. HOLLY. Editor ganization, of a b out a half million M O N E Y I N A G IT A T IO N M. HAYNHS, B « b M M m > w When you ace the long haired agl members in this country, and an­ tators going about th e country stir- nounces th a t It will raise a million ring up trouble In peaceful com dollara for the purpoee of eatabtiehWe handlfe the business of our depositors promptly—carefully— raunitiee t h a t have alwaya been able Ing base hospitals behind th e battle n n a cu rn > nuc*. in xdtancm to dwell in unity before the advent lines of our allies. When t h a t mil­ satisfactorily. _ ■ . ' . ___ ■’> , __ - v ■.. _ • TUI................................................... lion is used up th e same .organixa? of the "savior* of th e country” you M O N T I I H ......... ........................ I f you need the services of a weir equipped baqk, we would be can always put' it down th a t Aaid tlon can be depended Upon t o aee to pleased to assist you in any way within the scope of safe banking. saviors are arixious to save for the it (fiat other millions are forth !■ Hm a t r br cbfftw l u t r w i N i t i I t • •a I coming.* , , long green and the agitators want to Your account is invited. U i H M M M e h f M — <b a t so much per agitate., This action, so characteristic h M ( M I M M M . d . M OCh* agitate CAPITAL $30,000.00 Take the anarchiata, Em m a Gold­ th e Elks is b u t an example of what SURPLUS $15,000.00 man an d Alexander Berkman who is going on all over the U nited AM W Mart* M . I IT*. were allowed to run loose over the S ta te s in the way of preparing to N*. 141 country for many ye a rs with the red pro te c t and- aid and com fort and •n o te flags and anarchistic ideas and then succor the young men of th e coun­ when war times cim o on were cut try , who are.offering themselves for down by th e governm ent for sedi­ service abroad. In churchea. in fra­ tion. T hey h a v e ' been sentenced ternal organisations, in other bodies, □ to terms in federal prisons and am ong the people individually, this If. R. STEVENS C M. HAND O. L TATLOR R. R. DEAS should have been sent there long grea t work is going on, an d the Au'lCaAk, o TWPr-MM F. L WOODRUFF Vka-FruMsat ago. Now comes the Interesting in­ people of America are preparing to form ation th a t E m m a Goldman is pour out without stint,* of their able to put up a cosh'-bopd of $25,- money and resources for th e boys 000 of her own money or*the equiv­ who are offering their lives in this alent in property. Since Em m a was great struggle. "T a t a poor working girl when she started I n all the great giving t h a t will the agitation business it is obvious spring up like a m ighty flood all over 738 Geo. Washington, Sanford on exhibition in Chattanooga was that 1she made a g o o d . collection this devoted country, no organisa­ 8^8 Wm H Sapp Wagner famous in Civil War times, on ac­ among her poor dupes and th a t In tion can or will take a more useful (Continued From Page 1) 121 A rthur Johnson, .Sanford count of Its capture by the Andrew The Gleaner ii the n im e of a new the Len years or more th a t she and or leading part th a n the Benevolent 221 Francis F, Singletary, Sanford R(riders, a t Big S hanty (now Kenpaper published hero for this city, Berkman have been posing as an­ an d Protective Order of Elks, whose I ^05 T hom as J. Parrish, Geneva 292 James Roy Lee, Monroe nosnw, Ga., April 12th, 1862 and Orlando and Lakeland. I t ia edited archists an d agitators th a t they title " p r o t e c t i o n and benevolence” 933 Warren Crump, Chuluota 822 T had E. Lingo, Oviedo was ro-capturcd ndar Ringold, Ga., by J. B. Farley and will be publish­ have cleaned up. ia well exemplified in the practical 462 W alton Garvin, Sanford 604 Boston Irwin, Sanford by Conductor Fuller and Anthony ed in the interest of th e labor Agitatjon generally pays the agi­ workings out of its great charities, 365 Ledworth Brown, Sanford 470 Morris Hanson, Sanford Murphy, shop foreman. unions in th e three cities. T h e pa­ tator until th e comm unity wakes up of which this now proposed is the 630 Robert Floyd King, Sanford 312 Roger Whittcd, Monroe I f l f i per will be published in th e Wing to the fact th a t agitation may pay g rea test.— Miami Herald. . 809 Claude 8 Hickson Oviedo 90 Samuel Glover, Sanford •> Lota of folks complaining about printory of thiji city and is an eight the, ngitator but docs not pay the ------O —— 046 Joe Summons, Sanford 191 Walfred Pierson Sanford not being able to sleep lato mornings, page, six column paper and in the community and when th a t time " D O N ’T T R E A D ON M P ” 218 August C. Sm ith,-Sanford 477 James O. Huff, Sanford on account of so much hammering field which it is designed to cover comes the ugitator either goes to 753 Henry Wright, Sanford Wc, the newspapers of Florida will 620 H enry Polike, Sanford on the new buildings going up in will undoubtedly prove popular. pastures new or is taken care of by Sanford. Here’s hoping the hammer­ The Herald welcomes th e new payer the governm ent and plnced in jail be recognized by the. next Lcgisla- 550 Chas. J. Merriwether, Sanford 130 Rufus Jones, Sanford turo of Florida. Wo will bo rccog674 Oscar Middleton, Sanford 858 Leo T. Tillman, Sanford ing increases one thousand per cent into the newspaper field of Florida. where he can do no more harm. 168 Samuel Muse Sanfoad nized by national advertisers and we | 21 Andrew Milton, Sanford and keeps up for ten years. will carry Florida’s message into the Jam es A. Bristline, Longwood 1023 Alfred Powers, Altamonte S U M M E R TOURISTS C U T T IN G OUT T H E T R A IN S halls in which sit the financiers of 770 George Smith, Paola 424 William E. Flrickson, Sanford Our soldier boys are going and we e While many papers over the state this country. Wc will do this 882 C. W. Culpepper, Geneva give them the glad hand at parting Clyde Line Excursion R a t e s New Hoard of Trade • are going after the railroads hard for through organization, which o r g a n ! John Sanders, Sanford, with the earnest wish th at th e y may York lo Sanford Approximately 8120,000 is being Hpnry W’hitc, Sanford come home safe and Sound a fter the eliminating some of the trains The zution has become of vital necessity The southbound 'rush of Florida’s spent this summer within a radius terrible war is over. We are begin­ Herald is standing pat on the prop­ to us, else it is very doubtful th a t I t 1D25 John Johnson, Sanford tourists from the east has begun in of two miles from the center of San­ We really believe th a t in could ever have been accom plished.!"60 H“ «***y Garwood, Paola ning to feel the heartaches an d the osition. earnest, according to Herman G. ford in new. business nnd residential 183 H arry Hall Newman, Sanford pinch of war and all the music and war times i h e railroads are justified In th e news columns of this Issue Wenrel, passenger agpnt for the building Any sblo bodied man In taking off .some of the trains as 5G .Clifford Clair, martial stir and panoply of the, mili­ we carry the story of the meeting o f t „on , _ „ Sanford , ^ , Clyde Steamship Compnny, who wanting work can find it here nnd the engines a n d cars Hrc needed else­ ta ry cannot assuage our grief at the six earnest newspaper men of Flnr-f^** Instance L. Cook, Oviedo the contracts will cotitinue for sev­ yestorday stated th at the largest .parting of these brave sons of ours. where and with several of the trains id a — the committee and three ad-1 ® John E. Anderson, Snnfor Sanford eral months to come. Not only w ill; party of these pleasure seekess of the elininated there are enough on the We can only pray for the speedy end risers —and their discussions that led .150 Zema Banks, Sanford* they continue but will increase. season so far will come here <»n new schedule contem plated to keep and n world wide peace th at will for­ up to the adoption of a plan to ac­ 54 Bias Conelly, Goldsboro f l l l f f steamer Apache. Mnny of them will ever end this useless slaughter but up wjth the travel. War times are complish what we have outlined 870 Si Brown, Geneva remain for a period in Jacksonville, In order to answer several in­ Vvtth our prayers for tills end we serious times and people will not This committee lias made complete 549 Lewis Latson, Sanford while others will go to Sanford for quiries and to correct a wrong im ­ -can also hope that when our boys travel as much as they .have been recommendations for 'currying on 440 Harold Grant, Sanford the purpose of enjoying tho beau­ pression we wish to s ta te th a t tho get on the firing line they will be doing, consequently the elimination the uffnirs of a business auxiliary 741 Willie Williams, Sanford tiful St, Johns river trip. Board of Trade is supported solely true to their country and our cher­ of a few trains here and there will gnd has called a meeting of repre­ 711 George D. Watson, Sanford "T his p a rty will consist of twentynot he noticed by the general pub­ by membership fees. We get n o th ­ ished ideals for liberty and justice, sentatives of nil (newspapers holding 1022 William T. House, Altamonte five persons who have decided to lic. The railroads, are supposed to ing from tho county or city. T here­ yet wo would not have them slac-kmembership in tho FTorida S tat 841 Robert Lee Peterson, Maitland fore it should be known th a t tho i m ; ^ 9^ Florida on their vacations.*’ t f i or shirker,* and all of us • must | ^ur,,' s^ car* afld equipment for the Press Association. This meeting will G38 James Rochelle, Sanford portanre ami g o od' work of th e ME Wenzel. " T h e Clyde Line make tjiese sacrifices for our great I BPVPrnrr>ent during the war and this ho held in Orlando on Aug. 18th, 1012 William A. Sanders, Altamonte Hoard of Trade is made possible b y ; has been conducting an. extensive country. * will .mean a shortage of cars and 023 Sam Russell Sanford which is a Saturday, when every good progressive citizen* who are big {ativcrtlalnK campaign in the eastern ____q j ___ ■ equipm ent, at other points consopublisher can attend. There will be 2G8 Reuben J White Sanfo/d • enough and broad enough to pay papers during the past few weeks, , j quently they are forced to cut the 685 W. I. Tyler, Sanford • B E WA R E OF S T R ANGE R S j schedule at m any points. If worst no feasts and no flowers—just hard 1010 FTIis Blair. Altamonte for the advertising and advancem ent boosting this part of the country as headed business. Flditors at that that m any pray for but fail ta u d v o - the summer tourists best choice. A* There are daily reports from nil i to worst 'vo can use the meeting will cease to lie theorists 335 David Lewis Brown, Sanford j cate by financial help. Mix the two a result of this many have booked over the country of the pernicious I *rusty Ford from Sanford to Jnx, hut will a ttem p t to meet in n prac­ 491 Trouble C. Hilleary, Sanford state. and Sanford will stand among the passages for trips to this activity of German agents in l h i s | ai1^ ^r,m* Sanford to lam p a . There• tical m anner the critical situation 923 Clarence White, Geneva first cities of Ihe state. Get with us, country. in the west they have disworry about the cutting of which confronts us. from tho msallest 341 Eddie Brown, Sanford "T h e c o m pany'has arranged these not behind u*. You are catalogued special round trip tickets a little dif­ covered that Germans under the a few trains more or it-ss. 1007 Allen Hnrten, Lake Mary. ready print folio sheet to tho big as to your standing. ferently from last year. Passage guise to peddlers are selling poisoned What we want here is sufficient dailies in Jacksonville and Tam pa. 301 Preston Knle, Sanford Jiff fl sold to Jacksonville p e r m its '‘the court plaster, others shipped in beans freight cars this winter to move our 353 Rodney FI. Bruton, Sanford There is nothing to hide about our th at were poison, others are letting crops anti if we can lie assured of It doesn't make nny difference holder to remain here as long as he organization. The nuggestiohs of 970 Willie Lanier, Gabriella germs loose in unexpected places, all that all will be well. Traveling for how m any people come to Sanford.* desires, up to October 3 b while the the comm ittee are brutally trunk in j G37 Robert Robinson, '{ianford You d o n 't have to sell your properly Sanford trip has been extended to *of which demonstrates th at there are pleasure will be curtailed on trains some respects, exspocially where the 3G0 David D. Caldwell, Sanford other way* in which Germany ex­ just as it will be curtailed in a u to ­ unless you want to but the value of fifteen days. By this improvement 571 Allen Jones Monroe, Sanford pects to win the war and if sufficient mobiles after the war is fairly s ta r t­ tiie peanut politicians—the " T h u m b s 488 Geo. \V. Hilleary, Sanford your holdings is enhanced by the a person can come south to Jackson­ Down” crowd,^ if you ploaso—are impediment can be placed in the ed. incoming population nnd you are ville and not be forced to return in We are getting down to nn ‘concerned, hut that crowd will find 704 Arthur J. Vaughn, Sanford made richer. Don’t be afraid th a t the a brief time to .th e ir northern home, way of the Americans the armies I economical basis in all things. . nil of us even more brutally frank 72 Walter Eubanks, Sanford could not he sent to Europe. Ger­ world’s market will be glutted be- H they have booked for the -St. 35G Muster _Hlack, Sanford when they stick up their heads again. cause new comers begin farming, Johns river trip they have fifteen mans are behind the strikes and riots 112 Albert H unter, Sanford A B IL L IO N BU SH E LS They will find heavy h i t t e r s -at tho and molts and anarchists and the Such a procedure is impossible an d dny“ in which to return to New The Tribune is proud of the Amer­ lint this tinje—men who are • u n ­ 128 Monnlo Jackson, Sanford agitators everywhere. Anything and ican farmer. He did not wait to be such will liy dem onstrated to those York. afraid nnd able to make their hits 679 Amos Scipio, Sanford everything th a t will cause trouble at who believe otherwise. " T h e Clyde Line expects to*bring called for service. He volunteered. score. And the small p a p e r in their 306 Chas. M. F’arnelle, Oviedo home plays into Germany’s hands. several hundred of these summer I i A He has already shown h e can win own vicinity will not only have the II Miles Austin, Sanford 'Therefore we should he extremely Will your name be in the Board of tourists to Florida before the season the war if the nation is aide tq main­ backbone of us all to stiffen his own, 900 John H. McKcllor, Geneva cautious how we take strangers into Trade directory* showing tho name, •" ovpr. At this particular season of 363 Lewis Collins, Sanford tain a delivery service which-w ill our homes, buy from them, give- distribute ’ the eatables ho produces. hut he will he in 'duty bound to re­ the year there arc a large number of business and telephone num ber of G Andrew G. Ashbury, Sanford sent to the very Inst word the un­ them nny information or in fact members. One of these directories persons who have their vacations The six big c rops—wheat, corn, just advantage (hut has 'been tnken 32jf William It. Brqwn, Sanford have* anything , to do with them . oats, rye. barley and p otatoes—will will be placed in the home of every who would be unable to come south GG4 Geo. Stevens, Sanford of him by these same men when he This is the time when homo folks L,hou. a |,j|lion j)Us,u,,s in, rt.nit(. ovrt. Seminole c o u n ty . family during Au­ during the winter months when the 93 William C. Hill. Sanford. should stay with • home folks and last year's production, according to was to a great e x te n t—or thought he 957 David P. Self, Chuluota gust. Only paid up members of the more wealthy das*, of tourists visit was—helpless.— Leesburg Com m er­ there (ire fow people to be trusted. official government figures. our state. For this reason, the trip Board of T rade will be listed. 345 Sidriey Harno, Sanford cial. Beware of the peddlers, the agents, j l . /p ro v e * doubly attra'ctivo to them, as Corn, the great native American 103 Dcemd N. Herring, Sanford the strangers who are seeking to sell food staple, as. is fitting, leads in Talk about the bulkhead park, . g d f H B i v ees them an opportunity to see 65G Albert E. 'Mitchell, Sanford something. T hey may* be all right patriotism with th e greatest crop in Florida’s tropica) scenes combined your friends to advocate it. We 164 Andrew L. Myers, Sanford and they m ay be all wrong und all history, and several other new top with ap inexpensive sea trip. want to get rid of the weeds and re­ 51 Willie C Cummings Sanfoad place them with palms nnd sh ru b ­ During past seasons, since these levels may be established. 717 Robt. O. Weeks, Sanford bery, lighted at night by a white Continued From Page I special summ er rates were put on by Never has the world seen soldiers 30 Lcnnie L. Ballard, Sanford way. the Clyde Steamship Company, in such close a rray as the serried 199 David Fctorson, Sanford hundreds of people have visited * I t t ■ ranks of wheat stalk and corn stalk will be made for the conduct of' the 388 John Cherry, Sanford troops mustered today up hill and business nnd these assessments will 773 Andrew Williams, Paola The Seminole Bank will soon have Florida during the summer menths, down dale and ucross the broad be chained against the slock if they COS Ernest Parrufriorc, Sanford their white way lights in operation who probably would not hove been plulus of the land nature has thus arc not paid. nnd others, it is said will do like­ able to come, except for this.liberal 406 Alfred G. Doudney, Sanford herself enlisted to keep free und to wise. Every dollar invested In city und attractive offer. Coming ns it Tho organization Will work for 519 Allen J. Jackson, Sanford propagate freedom. im provem ent will bring you 100 per does in the midst of a n off season mutliul cooperation to upbuild tho 25 William 11, Bowen, Sanford rent dividends within the next tw o ! with tho hotels and buainews ‘in­ These crops are the fertility of papers, to secure more business both 392 Clifford Choice, Sanford terests moving when it would Start llie year right years. American soli. T hey speak for the local and foreign, to make tho plants 889 Oliver General, Geneva otherwise be at a low ebb. material world. "A world made safe nnd the papers more efficient, and to 383 Edward A. Chittenden, Sanford by using a time book I t 1 Among these summer tourists for democracy" Is the fertility of the mutually protect the membership 688 Henry McCaskill, Sanford The Stfminole Homo Guards sta n d for a record of your usually are a great many school American mind. It speaks for the for the cou n ty at large and not Snnfrom unjust demands, whether by 85G Harriion Scruggs, Oviedo labor records t h i s teachers who are busy with their spiritual world. ford alone. They are available for politicians or fuko advertising 705 Harley Vincent, Sanford year. This will give work in tho winter months, ns well Americans had not known, until schemes. It is designed also to co­ 67G David Minyon, Sanford service -when end where needed and a* n large class of clerks nnd other y o u a permanent the test came how rich they worn in operate in campaigns for the ad­ 944 Frank Jam es, Chuluota they deserve the support and ntsalaried persons whose two weeks either of these respects. reconl of your pay vancements of FTorida interests as a 122 DcWitt T. Johnson, Sanford • trndnncn of every able bodied man The war.has already done more to who will remain at home. Captain in the summer they desire to spend whole which will he far more potent G42 W yatt Robinson, Sanford roll for the season The trip increase perm anently the yield per than the spasmodic and unrelated 939 Jefferson Hudson, Chuluoia Herring nnd his stuff are giving daily to the best advantage. without additional southward by steamer and thence to acre of America’s fields than ten efforts of the individual paper*. their timp and experience in bringing 222 Oscar W. Speer, Sanford * trouble. the heart of Florida's tropics by years of education by the national the comm and up to perfection and. Tjicre ia only one item among the 906 W. A. Pattishnll, Geneva and state d e p n rtr rt* i ! agriculture objects of the now organization th at 700 Chester Thom as, Sanford in turn your home and your interosta river boat gives them this oppor­ and ten years of t<-' ; gnnda by the is not constructive in - character. 297 Bartow Munn, Monroe urge you to take active drilling part tu n ity In n most satisfactory style. fertilizer compai • , in the organization. An C apt Hcr- —Titncs-Union. That is th e use of tho "broadside" 321 James Aiken, Sanford The bread bull *. pouring Intb i n . canes where politicians or other 736 Ester Woodward, . Sanford rjng says, we need quite a bit more Red Cross Announcement the-arsenal. Wc siu T not uu short have gone out of their' wsy to do «n 707 Martin Vincent, Sanford training before guns are required, The regular weekly business meet­ of ammunition.—T am pa T ituine. ing of the Seminole Red Cross So­ Injury to the press. Included .in 1002 Abraham Btsbane, Lake Mary so shuck off und fall in, — —( t t thcac is th e " T hum bs Down" crowd 368 Ben F. C a n ty , Sanford ciety will be held at 3:30 p. t11** Fay your Board of Trade dues Wednesday, August 1st at tho room in the late Florida States Senate." 974 Henry C Parker, Gabriella. A GREAT C A R H Y t id a y . 320 P at Allen, S a n f o rd , so kindly set aside for thi* u9° nt ^niong tho grer.. irnlem al orders the Elks Club House. A full none stands nny hljhor th a n th% Mayor Lung of St. Petersburg 960 James II. Munroe, Cbulota t. . ! . I The Board of T rade lias just r e - 1tendance of Red Cross members Is Benevolent and Prot.utivo Order of has written to the FTorida Rating 926 Clarence Y o u n g ,. Genova Elks, for the u noiU ntution charity Board, asking th at a man tie sent 1010 Robert A. Nordstrom, Upsala ccived a largo framed picture of the] urged. engino "G eneral," compliments of Riley M. Fletcher Berry. It 1s always d is p o s in g , a charity there and explain to the city of- 919 C irclet'B . Stewart, Geneva PUONZ 14S the Nashville, Chattanooga & St, Press Roporter Seminole Branch th a t Is by no means confined to its cials -how the* insurance companies C5G C yrus'T S m ith S anford. LouU Railway. The General, bow 814 Sam Jackson, Oviedo own membership, b u t is as broad an "raised th e rates and why. N . Fla. Chapter, A. R C. of the true blue Americana should be on the right aide, th e safe aide. Prompt, Satisfactory Banking THE H ^ T R D ™ rC 0 M P A N Y PEOPLESMNKOFSAN ford S3 SANFORD. FLORIDA * THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS CORRECTED DRAFT LIST NEWSPAPERS OF FLORIDA WILL UNITE Herald Printing Co , Office Supply Dept. /A*-* ■ H ✓ m m h i �J il/ 31,1117 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FITS ■H l f t * ............... M U i * 1 ! * * * Lewis says th at things are booming th a t Lester Bee man la m aking won­ The bride a n d groom of fifty years season. T he bunch of boll* look p e r - (steamship* Huron and Cherokae t o In Ohio and many people are eon* derful improvements there. T h e were In th e receiving line on the feet and show th a t Will B ray is a the fleet’ performing th e present aeraidering coming to Florida this win­ new dam U of concrete and* th e e n ­ screened fro n t porch th a t -was dec eotton farm er if he can raise this vice. T he new schedule goes Into ter. tire spring baa a fine concrete wall orated in palm s and orchids and a s­ k i n d 'o f stuff right in the heart of effect Aug. let. This is the first U ' ; U tile l U p p e n l n g a — M e n t i o n !: Other papers have raised the price and raahy b a th houses will b e a d d ­ sisting th e m were M n . . Wheeler, the city. Will comes from a cotton time in Its history the Clyde line I of M a tte rs In B rie f— ! [ of subscriptions on account of the ed. This spring Is free to th e public M n . . C, 8 . Lee, M n , F a n n y Lee, section and haa never gone back on has found three sailings s week In­ high cost of printing supplies but through the generosity- of Mr. Bee- M n W. P. C a rte r and J. If. Lee. J r. his raising. He ha* picked his argali adequate to perform th e su m m e r P e rs o n a l Ite m s of Mr*. Lee wore a black crepe meteor patch twice already and take* the service The Herald remains the same and man. ____ _____ Interest hand embroidered -dress and as the prize for ha ving th A fira t cotton in every one in Sanford and Seminole, .<Hon. T. W. Law ton, S u p t. Public >• ; ‘ !! county should subscribe now. Instruction returned S unday a fte r­ guests were greeted they were usher­ Seminole. At the last meeting of the C o u n ty * ' Summary pf tba Floating S n a il ] | No. G6 C will cure chiila an d noon from Gainesville where he went ed into the hom e th a t was decorated Food Commiaelon, held a t Clear­ Talks Succinctly Arranged for <> Gever. It is the most speedy rem ­ to a tte n d the School Superintend- in a profusion of palms, potted water, the treasurer reported t h a t President Perkins New Hurried Herald Readers h ts' Congress—a new departure, in plants, golden rod and daisies. The edy we know. 86 - 3 5 t A letter from Prof. N. J. Perkins, Pinellas C ou n ty Commissioners had guests were served with f a v o n of formerly principal of the Sanford given five hundred dollars tow ard ; ..................... ........................................ . Mary Louise Merrlwether is t h V |* hich the county superintendent* II. C. DuDoae haa returned from name of the new grandchild in the of th e s ta te meet a t th e university yellow daisies and th e refreshment* s c h o o ls’ who went back to hia old th e food conservation work ann had a trip t*> Alabama where his family Walter Hand family and th e little there to swap ideas, listen to lec­ were ices an d cakes of white and home in Virginia to live hears the promised additional funds. If needed. are spending the gummer months. ’ Udy has come to gladden the hearts tures by w*H known educators, and gold. intelligence th a t he haa been made Steps were taken to p rom ote th e Mrs. endeavor to become more efficient Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and daughter of her parents, Mr. and Military conservation of the p o tato crop by Each guest was requested to president ofFork " Uniop Hay and J. D. Woodruff are spend* Charles Merrlwether of.Celery ave­ In their-line of work. Mr. Lawton write their nam e in the guest book Academy a t Fork Union, Virginia. the selection of suitable warehouse* states th a t the tim e was Well spent of white and gold and this book will This will be moat gratifying newa to and the establishm ent, of a num ber ing a few days a t D aytona Beach. nue. with him and th a t he shall be on be a treasurered souvenir of the hia many friends here and if there of silos. Cropw, especially the potato Ur. and Mrs. M. Fleischer and Among the viaitori to the city hand next year. happy occasion. are any of th e boys looking for a acreage were reported in fine condi­ family have returned home after today is D. Lebaron Perrinne, edMrs. Norma McLailghlin left to ­ •Assisting in serving the refresh­ preparatory course it is a cinch th a t tion th roughout the county. spending several weeks a t the beach. _____ *tor Tfopie Magazine publishday for New York where she will ments were M n . W. II. Howard, Fork Union will p e t them, for no Mr. and Mrs. Endor C urlett ofV*^ ** ^ a m l *nd one of the coming remain with friends and r e l a t i v e M n . J. B. Jones, Misses Annie, more popular teacher and principal publications of. Florida. Mr. P e r C. E. N o d d y Nodal Geneva were in the city yesterday until October 1st. Upon her return Laura and Mildred I^e. Katherine and citizen every resided In Sanford line was a welcome visitor to The T he Presbyterian £ . E. S o d e ty «n business and pleaaure combined. Mrs. McLaughlin will have charge of Lawton. W alter Carter. Eula Ifow- than Prof. Perkins. He expects to will give a soda) evening a fter the Herald. The Presbyterian C. E. Society th e society column of th e Sanford i rd, May Conelly, Gladys Ltxotte, carry an advertisement in The Her­ regular meeting next F rid a y night. In looking about for something tdi will give a social a t th e church after Herald, as Mrs. Terheun is forced to M n . Chaa. West and M n . Anita ald and will let us know more of the On account of the Patriotic meeting gheir regular meeting Friday night. can, do not forget that meats may give it up on Account of failing eye­ Crawford, H enry McCall and Jos. Fork Union Academy. at the W om an’a Club the Endeavorbe kept in this way. A woman’s sight. T Ho. 666 will cure Malaria or Bil­ Leinhart. — — era will begin a t H o’clock giving the club at Crystal Springs is canning ious Fever. I t kills the germs. Deputy Susie C. Winebremer of m e m b r a ah opportunity of a tte n d ­ Rand Concert rab b it- meat, and incidentally the Mr. and Mrs. Lee held • levee In 86-3 5t Orlando has spent two weeks in the library where congratulation* At the park, 8 o’clock this evening, ing the patriotic meeting. number of rabbits infesting the • Mrs. Harry J. Wilson and family gardens is reduced. Sanford with Wichita C am p S o . and beautiful g i f u were showered i ’rogram: * ,* are spending a few weeks a t Coro[7732, Royal Neighbor* o f’ America, upon them and many happy returns • America E. P. Morse left Saturday for ■ n ___ L __t i l . I I __ w ___ • , _.i l Camping on Cryata Lake* „,do B ,.c h with Mm. Morris L e . i . | „ ~ do„ " h, “ having written up twelve members wished this estimable couple. Over Overture. Belmont Buhalt Mr. a n d Mr*. W. V. C a rte r and and installing them. She has beeb one hundred guests ssere present WaJtz, Hesitation and family Krauseman nd property interests. Mr. Morse Walter and the Roberta fam ily a r e ’ Supt. T. W. Lawton is on the j on .expects to effect a sale for his prop­ giving the drill' work which is a and many others kept away by a Berceuse, From "Jocelyn” Godard camping on Crytaal Lake and have agsin after spending several days at erty and will invest his money in great help t'o the camp. Mr». Wine- severe storm th a t arose about the Fox T r o tv the old Keely place which affords m Gainesville a t th e state convention Florida l a n d s 'which he thinks are bramer certainly und e rsta n d s’, the time the reception was held. Among A* a k a Hula Hickey Dula Goetz thejn all the comforts, of a home, w'ork and me fee! sure she has been the events of. th e afternoon was a When the Sun goes do*#n in of educators. the best in the world. ! The aite i« I d e a l ’and the folk* are a great help to this camp. We hope fine rmJiiea! program’ rendered by Di»ie ■ Von Tllzen enjoying It immensely, George Lovell Is home for a few B. A. Howard is spending some she will come again soon. Gounod local talent thwt was greatly enjoyed Selection. From Fau»t <*»>» from Leesburg where he is time with home folks after delving Mrs. M. J. Hoofehan and son., (by all present.. March,.Home Guard* Foss I ^ with the Atlantic Coast Line in the Everglade soil for the past month. I .. Th» city of Or Undo j* conte merne of Jacksonville are the goest* Final* freight office. * Mr. Howard and E. P, Morse are in­ - Mr and Mr* I,**- *,-<• a mot. g the pls'ir.g the in*t»!i«rg of ar, electric Mr and Mrs. Boy S^mes an terested in the Okeechobee section of Mrs. J. F Hoolehan snri M n pioneer* of tnj* part of Florida, The Star Spangled R»r,r.*r I light »r,d water plant to be owned Mary Hoolehan. * Key-Arnold family are home from Daytona and expect to plant a bunch of coming to old Drang* county ir, the by the municipality. M m . L*»ii of Lor.gwood is »;*r.dBeach where they h iv e been spend­ settlers there this W'onter. e*riy. day* of settlement and fry ing the l e e k end e guest of her Big Money for f arpenlers ing the summer. Ter. pigs fof. t h t Gab. Roya of Os- C. E. McClung of Dunedin is ir. son. George Lewis ar.d daughter. many years their hospitable home on Five carpenters left tart night for ceola county have treen received • beautiful Lake C harm hi* beer, a The Presbyterian and M ethod- -the city the- guest of hi* daughter, Mrs. Geo. Shipp. gathering pla-e for thejr m a t y old i Columbia, S. Cv, to work on the gov - 1 from Alabama.* The pigs were five lit churches will unite in the prayer Mrs. C. H. Dmgec of Sanford Mr. C. F. Brar.ar. has returned ernrne’nt cantonm ent The w a ge* <to sever, month* old, were double . . meeting at the Presbyterian tb u tc h Heights. Mr. McClurg is one of the from a short visit with relatives and and young friend*. Here they *etare fifty cent* per I '.ir. time and jtled la early life and here they raised treated for cholera, registered and •Wednesday night. I pioneers of the Clearwater section friends at M cIntyre. G* one-half for overtime and double ro*t 1 2 ! 17 on th*c rar at Kissimmee. M-, ft ft Gorraty ar.d little *on. ' a farge family and here th e y were tifTT** for Hu r, d » y Albert Fry and Harold. Washburn and has been in the orange business for* j*x! nough went to T am pa yesterday to take for the past thirty years. .'Raymond have reium ed to their T ¥ *.**. * f f 1S**.1 brate •• t T** 1 r, j-V .'ar.d* * .rroonding their examinations for entering th* Jaeicjonv,;.e after * few Mr and Mr* IJ'oMey. VJr J r.r- home <*' • r.e g*e*’ traee-f)ol<ee ar.d.otnef »*■ *-*.» u*.; .r. *.’ • city coaM artillery at th a t point. son and Miss Li D J ,r.r.»on mot' re’l of south H onda are begin­ M. M. Smith is in the city today . to Mulberry Sunday and encounterS ', A* Coioert ar. r* n Younts of r j y a h i p p y and most' attspining to a ttr a c t attention a* never sad, is driving Betsy as usual. We ed some bad roads in Polk and Os- More heaven a r e -in a few C m e ra l ( n - , Dead before. ti,.e-.zl,y ,i, , ‘ Soveri og cioui occasion In th » *ur.i*t of a lif* notice among other improvements ccola counties and were glad when day* and expect to leave for fo DayA *if*.*-*. J -.. / .16 r:J er,er*l of *.f.* 1 ' v- of tfce»c 3ake« t<7 means well spent and a lif in which there ... that Betsy haj a new top piece. they struck the good brick roads of tor.* Beach where they will sojourn }Harrison Gray Oti*.* president and of drainage canafs, tj.us promising their home county again. for the s e n m onth to get ready for are so regrets, for Mr. and Mrs. Read the corrected d ralt list in toger 1 ! manage- of ;he Lo* Xn geits to become the greatest agricultural J 1! I»* have lived according to Dr. Kelly and son. Lawrence ar.d a bu*y t e u o h is the r.ew town on diy's Herald. As usual this* paper section ir. this country. of tr.e Bible ar.d th *ir Time* die<i today V Lake Okeecfcobie. . is on the job with all the latest news Mr. Herring were in the city yester­ have Jo: day * J the !a g in ■ (After the £*3 * of A agtat the a p a rt­ of local and of world wide Interest. day enroute to the east coast. They Peace Talk N(»i Serioo* A *»rr.ir.g company, operating in gav represent the Union School -Supply ments over T r e Her*;: off.c* mill Palm Reach county during th e t o tM t r *r. Rul»-My-Tism — Antiseptic. Ano W», ,r.gtor. Ju.y 16.- Tr.e Ten. r vm* ar.d ileep.r.g Co. Dr. K* by is * a rt-uden: of he for rent to team s. cor.f.r.*d its operations to tney y m ore, year* dyne—Kills pain, stops putrefac May rrus cnanceBor’a p*a** interview ;* Gainesville and is one sf the pibceera pvreb sr,1! tks r*il place f ir a • nLiii maaif.g toms to Pia’e. of wrich* h>y tior.. tO *M3 go ideal* of 8*-35t regarded at : t •ta , » department a* family to r-r.t out r s.-stt and in educational circles ir. Florid* p , l up ar.d ih-.pped W i cans, another a tte m p t to r.oUter ,p pu*cMm Frances Chappe n left lb.' i '.: ...'* s'. Th* • ms - • - ; ■ V *, fIfm„-• % ^»e» *-* *•e••■* * *», . r* J *t a*»» ^**#■'Si which wjj! retail at 1 0 cent* a can. i W Mr.*. Frank a r .. a ,. * • i;c-opinion at no m e ’to appeal to tr,e A ^ raori; for Jacksonville where she A* this **■ cR»,t« • a* made from unsalable !eave T*ri * T.*-?* son*. Ralph and Harry pea'e sentiment in enemy ar.d ne-j’* 4 exp* ' to spend several w.»-eka with I fI ,■. * .-A -i u ••. W.l. J»meson a ,; r i : countries ar.d ‘ a!» diue&aion Ir jit it *1 ' u a clear tarin g of rr.aterelativ and m ay spend the winter morrow for the mountains of S o rt •on, Miami little Carolina where they will sojourt fo among the a"i*-*. T*.;i r.ew attem pt rial. A ’**.»,p marn/ac-toriag rorbthen A Ssldier Tsmpeser .y v days if ■. Janseios i • j operate in that county trf ri55,j; *+•>./j *.' J/j■% j. t *§»i p in y some time. Mrs. Woodruff « ,i! al* •;m0 *,IB eJT*■ I • #>- • • *» ™ m*. :;pd Mrs. John Herby, who r. C Ry a* rat b .n*t*. m i v c visit with home folks in D^e W*-*' nave ft,1 : , ! * : *.*<-»-**!-.» of, have “•en away for some three M nrr VIj to Vf*m- " i s ■.* Club r a i d '»*.»o*. •'.*•*. ; : te 7* **4: Pr* South Carolina, ere returning horn* i t the ils.t Ra::-*.. i-.z f »ice: t o r.non* •»n a visit to tbeir oM 'nome --- w - ’ ■* g r estiog Iroe Pipe*. cte i Beach H *e*itihft for %k* foiio wing parody or. in Dayton expect to return to Sani fn. T h«. i 'it'.s e tf , a Gi»cjr./ i n n .ptf/c ia * p*rmaneat Daytona Beach. -Special »u m - ' par ;Di b **-•T t-t V0*A- ■ 'Vf -** | v . . " M y Little -G!*;*” w-icj; e V, »u*r • / fiepsmag ifce . fnrd r.ezt Thursday. — . ■-P - >.c(s t* *g»e w j by a IVgmcr rates no* in tf i ii . :Ua irrfv - d ?x"m .Aiw f . „ *.ht vJfWlsri at Kingston at a t o t t e r t pa: - «Gi<t *•. tr.e C ,*r.*r f Fifth I RmxiBaa Ir'A worker by mean.* nt a —----- — Sc:fc-.ast R. J. D y stt of C<e C 4 re every Sai- on a r ii i t ’ to parties solicited, *>; - there. * the fiffll] Mag-.c. s. the property of R W ccdfr.f igai y.act. ne. Tt-e nvsifer. metof Orlando has been in the city for urday night. W. F, L E R- Aj•res. Mr Geo For. Sr. f .a bets f put in first • • ! iu ai l« mo into tb- rpeetiiag t.-s*uI fro<a *v, r t ’ days re-ruitjng for the r«m •f IT* wa * ; • fccnx/eoraI tr cgh and »af*r rtsAmanagers and owners. ch' K a .o r 7 ’from J: ar { comes 7 or 4 shape Layator^c* ar* feeing p »■ pan.' and i* having good luck here A g c , : : c * l ; m i tt en ' b a t U c a n tee y w e s c i ig ior regular army And »« ivi t»7. .n every room, bath t,v * and r '.any r»ot.,T*d The daU es tr.a/V* arc rapid­ ■cf-r! from Hot tkaii he :■a» ;ovce-i with :.-.e SanforJ boys. -. we'r* f oil dear. And BZly. * t' improvement* being m A h ity e r c y c a ; *M a t e d s e t n ^ t M e .' Springs where ’• h^r* spent several and will he j ti u o n e d at Ft. SCreT/r M;-.,Luriilc Denton left baiurday you Her­ Tna p-'.rchc-s are reong made ov*r to !£_*•: t r i t a a t l i f cast in ms A modda. weeks taking the hot baths for rheu­ Hi r' i 1 says he to te * -b y for Battle f^reck, Michigan, where ;g wt2 matism- Hr was in bad shape when ald tnat t u old fricr.is are dont.r.g Though y o i'r* m any m..*s away; ahe wRl n k e a n u rse 'j training course he left' but returns ail right and hi* the ciive drab l t d he hop** to see W*ii make y’o - « i* t tk a t j v u had t:r*ly r.*v app*arxr *» w.-*c, ^r..ih*d fct'- *6 g p n u fd th* ex n« preliminary ex. . , sere? • • le W sstarictU r-AH iy, *** It w:3 tet occu‘p >d Aet* winter hyj .. * many friends are glad to see hlr. them "to mew here i a Franc*’’ a* *oir.a*:-,3 < some .me smew. j A j c k home again and ready for there t i l l be t</ slacker* in Sem- Prom-sed R-.r- ♦ m you'd n* true, tT /tr a iisu r *Wer is fie feorrlal M n , Le^er u - i wi.. coadu-t t a 6 k! Kaiser B_. we re getting ready firtt < L. R. Philips hna re tu r n jd fr. nf business. n ,..inM. isd wdO “ 1 i f IVi p t i 'c of 13 Jrtogw of'Ecjta.vi. izcLuSsf A n d we’re coming after Henry HI. E dvard l Edward III. fUefeCanton, North Carolina, whera he :h th e too.data. pop . . a r Oaks .Mr. and Mr*. G. F. Smith left last ard If If*nr 7 V 11 *0 *7 MI. Edward SPECIAL NOTICE accompanied Mru. Philips and M ar­ night for Waunita Springs. Denver. VI, Jt.vee t O a r / / n, W.riiaaa HI, M asses * Pv»4 ian. Trey will rstnain in the m oun­ r t t Breaker G ets Ft»e M t s t l i l e s t Prayer. Meetiag* Colorado* where they will spend th e , and G-oe’x* II. ** *s of ft?*.gae*a> gkt. Opes ‘every Wcdnea.iay tains for ths m onth cf August. Special Ag»ot Hirkma* of the AtDuring toe zvten-e of t i e psjv*rt ta their a-»a r a n d * . t i e v - o s eg month of August. Mr. and Mr*. ' Mr*. Rowland is in the city for a Smith ipent a delightful time there a i s ! . r C.oaz-. Line .appeared tefor* of the . Me*..ood_»t and Pr’t *oytertaa aseay of -jut i 1 • A^o eTesy Wedn**-iay morning few daj the guest-of Mr. and Airs. year or more ago and feel like get­ ,’adge H m »holder and made r z .r- oeo tee t. - -.gr»gs*. * 1 wvrss-p ■ H. Peters. Mis* Helen Rowland ting »ome more of th a t mow laden fer women only. i a at: Urf the arreet of John Jaokiotr, v/gether at tne weekly prayer meetEvery aitcmo*vn except Tuesdays w-«ee» Tb»* Coese Traeu has tet irr.ed to Orlando after tp e nd- air and mountain ozone. * h i wm enarged with havor.g opened i-g* and tin* fts-i.oes.tay M ar. 1 rriia y f * | . C t ^ l r ftfr — b a se a * * j o f n d W : % •t.g a few- days here with frier.di. a cer-.a-i pw-jtxge car Mb the Pmsky R d -» * 7 w i u u w. Woodland. Park -is open-only Sun­ Good water, good Ligat*. goed oing rkemeefre*. T h e y h e r* a y / > o e f C e a p t s y and r* ta r re d therefrom e r a ns a lly Cntil farther notic* M u u a n 's pool days. T o let on week day*. rS2~\l Y j-ti dcr. a-oicec n-agbrnt sa d tbe girt *V> la atpaziuges e*vnta_nisf c-.gars. c-.gar- *ved te bt op-n «tvery, 9ile>BOog »t 2 ' The many friends of Vfrs. E. G .‘ way* » ’ » t.sg few* foIr skber frteada and to n a e tv t and Stt4 In odor',, exes-pt T uc-rday* and Fri^xy*. . - tever.s of Mellon vlUe a re so* w ill. Paper Haegiag and Paiatiag | j ia d * ker b ^ e * rewdzad far kerwdf. • • . » ,/ ^ Thousand* t i te w sample* cf sraH urwci Joan v u arraigned y « t e r d a 7 r./de Lane sxi fvosd t nec- ’b io th k ia d ij » U kc* were a a r t a f sym pathize srith her is the receat sooc 3 .ng b e f w 'tne * * -“ * paper f « you to teiect from. Sam­ fa order b* cape with the p e a -, t n eUm fi-or.«eraa«. 'w n s g kwrk V» Mr. e.;. I Mr*. R. J, Hoily and death c l her daughter in O k,/. Her ■d not gTorty. waerespon ai family expect to move this week into death was caused by an automobile ple* trZJ he b-oeght to j v a d e e r and freight boainews. to* ret . . ’ the beer: 'J u t e o ! ft saf. J o t was sowgn: a a d i v , r t to try tng.oebere >oy. tf Ob* »!i 4 u froos the upon request.. I a j j i-> decor*tiag. pkf ^tevenj house a t the. corner of accident, and on acioun: of ike u . „ t p a weex n t «f Jackheart, feeipe to add soeathing V> the r&e • After the ewiden-* wa* and paiatiag a* it ih-vuid be don*. service will be aig* feepV -^w* eg (he wocVS. A*rk avenue and Third s tr e e t: where serious illness of her mother acre gpven and th e anarge *# the c w . the addition of tne , hfl/ '• ill make their honic per- Mr*. Stevens could cot av.cnl : t e F. W T e c p e rto n . I'M Palmetto read, the JXT7 retired and r e to r te d A t# - one d c « from First street. Watifctiy. funeral. a verdurt of Gw_ty u Caorged." W -tf tveati your local paper, s d v t seM n . M. P. Li pc -.41 just ieft a J m s was given a i n e of STS and ®?nt* and.kll. * .y , the U»Jvei...y cl sanitarium in Ashenlle, N C... - - a t *r five a n t m « the rowda V tffiig ts s s s ite n e a l Iund4 extension division. You where she haa been nearly a year, Tne foC oaring ms/oeaceaw&S r T ,av* enough through one item much improved. During that time he of . o f r e a t to San/ord people Lees b ar I Part 7 H er* . t he cost of a five years' r s V jMr. Lipe made several trip* up there Rev. BPoeker as a former p astor of G. y> are. president if CM , ««bacription. <y to t Me hsr. He is to w i t \ .rg:r:a. the B a p tis t t h a r t i in t i u c it y . V F n t S i t o i c i l B a sk nf Lee»M;< [j. ft Stevens and little and may have to leave S i t l t r i l t d has a Ltrg* «r«ie of friend* i-irg. Gilbert Leach, e d iiir of the 8th!-* Rebecca have returned t d ; g o to a higher altitude cn » " ' • « > y. if Mn. Waite: Lee-sou rg Co-msuer-iai ar.-t Gvp-ie lrom T'cr.rjylvaaia where Rebecca ra of Mr*. Lipc’s ill'h e alth . ( i a c x w a rc’. joest: the b t a o r *f G w r r y , s d it i r of th e K-.wky TnVade *ai very ill. T he m an y friends f f Kent Ri>«settyr has returned R” - " w , r - w s c e 1 1 the te ataJruage of w d « 7 *ia 7 a n d treasurer if the Hit fa / *r* glad t o see th*m b a c k . a ,t | ^ p -go 'Commerce. Georr-»daughter. Florer.c* EvelyTt to J?adnr7 Laud C s -s p any—r^ re rir tlw* Is good k *alth. ing the entire diitar.ee m t * car. Zrizoti James K t c i u f s t y Sasurday earoune to D aytona Art v - planning fall a n d winter Ilia family re main ^ t i e tveH th .of A ug a t one. th ousand' Bearn to spend a fsw i z 7 V AS sf MUurti lor your hog,? T he Unl- tome time bat Kent bad t : r»txm A.no l i t i r s - i and i s n i t w a ; q u a r­ : ie*e ge-ii.emeit ■ a re L a t a endfity.* l f l '] Florida extension division to look after hi* f a r c in g m * t e c after tweive o'-ioek. First Bap- hxat.Vri t s d w* ar* s l n y i g*ad to At see t i e r s n S a s f a r l . Mr. War* I . l 1 Bering chart which show* bow Hia brother la law. R- C N t <f tr»s c iu ro h . DeLand. Florida. lT« T’ten paslarc* for t h e g r * a t - Commerce ar^ompan:ed s t a »ud Home after she tw e n a e th of Septedi- very pevxi of hie new banc and i f • Par* i>»c DeLat.f FTocvda. . < J— i a t v s : and is . xmhag ; i e satef e. ybar. _ 1 will b*’ h*Are for several day*. 1 he ‘.•vsanen. jaeusdn g the sews paper Chari*• 6 :C>onor of the r . . r . r a -rnt G u a rJ* d rJl every T “«ala/ *r.-f Friday nights and State Automobile A u o « a t-.n wit a c e rt i s ail t h a t ttosy ar* /filing to C s k k m t d G sU e* V H f i s g w »nr ab’- bodiwy citizen between headquarter* in Orian-io van ir^taw evpioit the - sdvantag»H* of Leesburg. nqofom doe* is fall to t s e Lie of vr. •‘bexx. man and wife to caieorate ’ t t e i r •• Ggktewn a a d siaty should, city today ox t w i n m i . F m Cocxow of the V is a * • a t ; - ' *r ‘ Pre P»1'* f<w th e time nor i* 4 bustier i n d it r c g i n ' i s g j--.Ldea wefltmg an>i tin* hteaoeit branch aeaeeiati-res a3 .<»T*r tne ■jpportunit7 coauag t o H itt, .a n i W it Br»7 , wh«t !r**s m -ae <v*cTierl THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY 4, f 1 • ' / will be needed. U n . J . H Lew *f L i n C harm has: state. H*> v u is Sanfird some time if T e n th and Magn.n.a s i r k a as fhone iu sanfocd. f l o u d a • trip *rri i/ ‘. j * 4 4 retu rn ed from a ; ” old b o a * in Defiance, in th* fall to izteresz ta* peepte aera- F r d i 7 tneir axmerwia frhnxds wad -su d d * ta r on th e A C. I_ and ralanrws w*r* Sarrpad t/v th eir in me *pen,is bus spur* tiat* a t bus points. M rs. L e ir ijjiB the ac toflsi bile *seaeeiaxius^tnzi r S s o . near O r itd t pi 3 te f e a r a ^ a g j r a pfentrtg !faw<r* and sarxae nae th* Buckeye u a l * fog' M any who speat Sunday a i lit 'greet aeoixgjkt » t h e ' f i n e m eto a t f th e ! cf th e summer. M r. laser Springs ^ear U * 0 » « . I j D I AND ABOUT THE CITY ; H i* y w y Give clear, permai*ent copies. W ill not smut, dry out, or fill the type. S ta r B ra n d N o n -F illin g T y p e w rite r R ib ­ bons are guaranteed to give 75,000 im­ pressions cf the letters “a” or “e ” with­ out dogging so as to show on the paper. . 5 *, , . �.1 BUDGET OF OPINION “JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME ” g A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, § •* " HE'LL PRENT 'EM ''— SO SAYS SAUNTERER. j tion; making It an ideal place to sp e n d a vacation am id the very best surroundings. - , We arc ha tin g a delightful time and will be refreshed in body),mind and heart, better equipped for our task in th e future. I only wish m any more of .our people would come here, aa they will from ye a r to year. Very earnestly, . ■ A. H. Cole, -------------- -Fla: S* S.. Field S e c y .... CURE FOR RHEUMATISM 0 0 0 0 0 0 D ooD O D aooooooooooooaooaD aooooonoD oooooooooaoaa I T h c r e must be some German spie^j/and during his tdnure here is do* lurking near th e Bonita restaurant. 1 tructive rather than constructive Place In Indianapolis Where the Cure is Sure Hon. David T hrasher of Sanford, who was suddenly a tta c k e d by rheu­ matism is at Hot Springs, Arkansas. The a tt a c k was so sudden and the pain so excruciating t h a t it was dif­ ficult for Mr. Thrasher to be moved. N otw ithstanding he made a heroic struggle to board th e train a t San­ f I am glad to see by th e paper ford for H ot Springs, and at last re­ th at Dr. Young of the s ta te board ports was progressing very satisfac­ of health was here in the in te rest of torily tow ards recovery. 1 One morp month until school screens. I really believe t h a t if a We cannot here forbear apprising begins and the children will all he law waa passed making it im pera­ the public of the location of a rheu­ home again and ready for business. tive th a t every home should be matic resort where relief is almost And ft Is business with th em If they screened as well as the boarding absolutely certain, but tho expense only knew It. How they will regret houses, hotels and stores t h a t much ar lesa th a n at Hot Springs, Ark. in after years if they fail to get an of the illness could be avoided. We refer to Mount Jackson Sani­ education and right now th e chil­ Civilised people should not live in n tarium on West W ashington streeet, dren should be looking ahead and house th a t Is not screened and from ndianapolis. getting ready for school. all th a t we know about the disease Case a fter case have sent carried by flies and the danger from th ither from Kentucky, while acting Dr. Hym an is a preacher but loves mosquitoes it should not he neces­ as m ayor of Richmond, and the a joke better than the average lay­ sary to have a law to make people cures seem marvelous. man. While he was attending the do their duty. Screen every home Baptist convention at Lake City T he e d ito r of .this paper recalls a in Sanford. several weeks ago he was passing a particular case where th e rhoumatfc home a t night and saw-a young lady victim, C aptain John Edwards If kissing a young mnn good night. * Sanford is not patriotic enough. Richmond, Ky„ actually threatened The next morning he announced at I say this in all fairness and say it suicide ns his only relief, as he We one of the meetings that a certain hoenude I take it to myself. thought from rheum atism. We beg­ young lady was seen kissing a young hardly know that the war is on. ged him to ' try M ount Jackson, gentleman and unless she came to There is an apathy over the home where we had seen equally had cases the proarher and confessed the crime guard, an a p a th y over the enlistm ent cured. C aptain Edwards consented, he would tell her name. T h at same of the young men, an a p a th y over and was cured sound and well in two «|ay six young ladies came to I)r. the Red Cross and a general a p a th y weeks’, time. Hyman and said they had kissed a in all that should stim ulate p a tr io t­ Not scores Inn hnnderds of other ism. The war is here and wo must young man victims from central Kentucky, were not a .h it sorry for it. Of all sacrifice something,. Some of us learning of this and other rem ark­ course Dr. Hyman explained the must go, many of us must send our able cures, flocked to M t. Jncksonj Bons, some their daughters, and the joke and they had i t on th e young and to o u r knowledge only two were Indies all during the convention hut sacrifice will wring our -hearts but not c u re d — a consumptive, In the the war is on. Let us get busy in no one ever learned their names last stages, and a hopeless suffered every departm ent. from Dr. Hyman. from, dropsy or heart trouble. T h e w a t e r s fro m M t. Ja c k s o n are reading a n d final passage,- read In full and passed, Vote aa follows: Aye*, C. H . Dinger, W( W, Aber­ nathy, F. L. Miller and John Adam*. Nays, none. Councilman Miller offered the fol­ lowing ordinance and moved it* adoption; An ordinance requiring the grading and paving of Sanford avenue from Fifth street t<f Tenth street; of Third street from "Mag­ nolia avenue to Palm etto avenue; of.. P a lm e tto avenue from Second street to T e n th street, and .French avenue from First street to Ninth street, , * Said ordinance was placed on its first reading and read in full and passed. Vote as follow!: Ayes, C. H. Dingce, W. W. Abernathy, F. L. Miller and John Adams. Nays, none. • A Native Acacia,, Southern California boasts ob live species of aendn. the cat’s (a Gregil), which Is but n Mir that stnte, but becomes n tr Arizona. It bears smnll pnle j flowers and an abundance of shnrp thorns. Retrogression. “Your nephew, the horse doct once .distinguished himself hy with.the two-headed girt «t the a candidate, for th e legtslnture not?" "Eh-ynhr* replied ihe ve Missourian, “When u feller on well started down the hill h nticher*ly goes from bad to wor there ain't no stopping him."— City 8 tar. July 24, 1917. City Council of the city*of San­ ford, Fla., m et on the above dato at 7:30 p. m. in special session. Pres­ ent, B. W. Herndon, president, C. H. Dingee, W. W. Abernathy, F. L. Miller and John Adams. Absent, R. A. New man and Roy Symes. lines, after which B. W. Herndon, president of the City Council a p ­ pointed a committee from Board of Trade and Welfare Dept, of Labor Union to formulate plans and sub­ mit to council at a later date. Com­ mittee appointed as follows: F. L. Miller. C. If. Dingce, W. W. Aber­ nathy and Fred T. Williams, city engineer an d M a y o r Davison, |*Ji A —- Tractor School In France. The government of- France has es­ tablished n tractor school on n Inrue farm near Purls. Tin* object Is to train tin'll in the handling of agricul­ tural motors and to give special train­ ing to men wounded in the war, with n -view to mnkliig them'agricultural motuuiJcs, Weights in Germany, Germany uses tho m etric system of weights and measure*, but w'.th Dor man untiles The system o f «-clghtS (nay best h« compared with our:, by noting that or.o till*-gram, which .■ 1.11* t.mm grams is equal to 2.VU-P] unuiula Ey L O U I3 E OLIVER. ♦. . . . . . . . I th-li it ret lo rb c s stood at one of the windows of Ids apartment looking out Into the twilight descending rppldly over the river nnd the palisades he* yond. Me was dressed faultlessly for the evening nnd O wjiiii, Ids Japanese servant, stood waiting with’ hla overm at mid hlit glistening hat. Deem Front Hotel Neptune t'mW Nrw Minipmnit Mi,. Cin. Pwtrr ind!UlulubH Toanr, . Manftlrra Special Family nnd Parly Rales Afmrletn unit K.unipmn 1*1arV •2.00 IVi limy ami Up DAYTONA REACH UN IVERSITY O F FLORIDA STATE GAINESVILLE IIICII MOItXL. INTK1.I.KCTTAL kTAMIAIIII.H UIh ib I Arl», "Who to?" asked Richard curiously. "Nice girl 1” "That’s like you Orientals. Anyone ! nt nil with live pigs, a flock of geese, n j hundred sluisos and a few thousand 1 ancestors." Ownm ninde n deprecating gesture with Ids hands, “Mcoster Dlek want wife tin* gods will send!" The telephone rang. Rlchnrd nnswered It. A thin, high voice came over the wire. "Oil, doctor," 4t plead­ ed, “how Is Kitty Louise resting now?" At any other time Rlchnrd would hnvo said, "I’m sorry, hut you must have the wrong number," nnd hung, up. Rut something In the voice, n pa­ thetic ’ wlstfulncss, nn overwhelming anxiety touehed no jiqswerlng chord In his heart. -S o Itlchnrd answered, “She In very comfortable, now, renliy resting quite enslly," "Then tell her. please, th at Archi­ bald will be nround this evening to ar­ range about the'xveddlng tomorrow, ns he leaves for France the following d ouble a n d q u a d r u p l e t h a t price was charged at the more fashionable re­ sorts nt Martinsville and Little Rock. We concluded the difference in price was too great too pay for pay for the music, dancing and fllibduhhery th a t have so little to do with the actual cure of rheumatism. Mt. Jackson Sanitarium put on n more airs th a n the hotel at Wckiwn Springs—the.y realized th a t they had the water and patients need not pay for music an d finery until th e y 'g o t hack home where they could enjoy it free from pain._ We have no present knowledge of prices at M ount Jackson, we do not 'know the proprietors now, and this notice is merely an expression of gratitude to God for Iptving directed our footsteps thither while conveying morning." stricken friends to that fount of res­ toration, to health. But at . a n y price .Nit. Jackson’s cUrcs are worth tho m oney.—Clar­ ence Woods in Eustis Lake Region. I .a nr. ArH rul t u r r , • Knglnrrrinf Kdti ration, Gradual*- School S«nil / r ("italogur and View* a . a . M inii’iium:. i v » Suddenly Kieluird wheyb-d. "Ownti, w lmt would yo u do If you w e r e tired of e v e ry th in g ? Tired of food, llred of people, ti r e d of aimiseihcnt. llred o f— living?" . »i v\iiin sm iled nnd gave u p e c u lia r , little sh ru g of th e shoulders. “ Mees- | t e r I deli get nitt'r-red." ing his very best for us in his line, and the climatic conditions are very satisfactory indeed. Bright, sunny days, the air cool and invigorating and tlie .beauties of Nature lavishly bestowed jgn every band. • The program this year is particu­ larly fine nnd tht^speakers nnd tea c h ­ ers of the highest order. Among other notable men appearing on the program arc Dr. Wm Byron Fnracross both oceans. . hush, whose hooks on child nature, "All principal cities will have a n d "T he Boy Problem" are so wHI double decked ^tr^els, the lower u„d favorably known; Dr. W. Crawstra ta for fraific hy Vehicles exrlu- f(,r(| Basilcy, author of the Training lively. ^ Course for Sunday School Teachers: "Em igration from one country to .Dr. Henry F. Cope, secretary of the another will be rare. Society for Religious Education in Firearms of all kinds teill he oliso- Ngrth America, lete, forbidden everywhere. Thia assembly is owned and oper"H ugc artificial lights will make att.t| f()r t jH, Methodist Episcopal the world as bright at night ak by c h u rc h / S o i t h ; nnd all the great d®>', leaders in th e Sunday .school work "Physicians, lawyers, dentists will 0f this denomination are in a tte n d he public officials and will not work nnco nnj are j„ charge of the occafor individual foes. hjun. "Love will guide matrimonial seOf these we mention Dr. E. H. lection hut government will refuse to .Chappell, editor of the Sunday license th e unfit, the mismatrd, the srhonl literature; Dr. C. D. Bulla, im m ature, the senile, the damaged. | the head of th e Organized Bible "New York city wjl| have 10,-! Class D e partm ent;—Dr. J. _W. 000,000 inhabitant! and its own Shnckford, head of the Teacher tuithy,. F jnnk Miller, J o h n Adams. legislature; Chicago will have 7 ,- j Training Dept.; and Miss Minnie E .| Absent, II.' W, Herndon, R. A. Now000,000 a'nd its own legislature." ! Kennedy, head of the Elementary %man and Roy Symes. Minutes of last meeting read and * ’ f | Dept. * I *want to felicitate the Snnfnrui Tiie attendance is larger than nt adopted. Band upon their rapid -progress un- nny previous gathering of tlie kind, Councilman Miller offered the der that real l»an«l leader,'Prof. Gal- numbering several hundred. 'r’The following ordinance and moved its lngher. He Is an ex-nrmy mnn nnd attendants come from every p art Of adoption: An ordinance amending know* .how to whip the raw recruits J.the great church. They aru. here Section 277 of t h e Revised Ortlininto shape. And for one thing he from far away California, from ances of the city of-Sanford, 1914. had many real good muricians here | Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, LoulaiSaid hrdinance was placet! on its to make the pturl. Let e v e ry o n e ! aim, Mississippi, Kentucky, .Ten- first reading a n d read in full and passed vote as fdllows: Ayes, C. H. Dingce,' W. AV. Abernathy, F. L. Miller, Jno. Adapts, No's, 'none. Cn m etien of W, W. Abernathy the rules were waived anti said oidinanre was placed on its second reading hy title “only. Vote as fol­ lows: Ayes, C . , II. Dingee, W. W. Abernathy, F. L. Miller, Jno. Adams — nays, none. Whereupon said- or­ dinance was read hy title only and passed. On motion Jno. Adams, carried, yule*, were fu rth e r waived and said ordinance was placed on its third How “ Rubbers" Were Produced. “Rubbers," ns Americans hav« named them, were tho Invention o! Charles Goodyear, father of the man who he!tied produce the Goodyear welt machine. In 1883.lt was found thtr Imlln rulbyr, dissolved In turpentine and mixed with lampblack, wbuld give a waterproof surface to leather, llut the leather so treated wuh subject to atmosphere clufngos, licat causing It to uielt ulid cold to crack. Mr.-Goodyear mixed sulphU'r with the other com­ bination nud produced rubber. COLLEGE F O R WOMEN TALLAHASSEE college nr-Tin: iiigiiimt hank U tM il Art*,' y iu n U u n , Music, E ipribion, I’hjmicml Education* Art. Home Rconomini Write for Uauloffuc and Hook of Vic*m EDW. CONllADI, 1‘rr* OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Specialist in nil Chronic Troubles such as Stomach, I.iver, Kidney, Bladdet*, Anemic and P o o r Circulation, Asthma, Hay Fever, Sciatic, Acute and Articular Rheumatism, Lum­ bago, Obeisity, Stiff Joints and others too numerous to mention. 14 years Practice—4 years Hospital Experience enables me to effect cures wheh* nil others fail. Thorough and Careful Examination. Professional advice on your case Free of charge. No extra charge for house calls. PERMANENTLY Located in Sanford. HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL Its* a rrronJ ol GSjrrsm nt thorough wAik In preparing young rnro (or Collrgn U nivnallies, G ove rnnunt, and T rchnltal School*. and t o r 'll u i in n a lit*.* A Non-aoctarian C u t S i u arhool. Strong faculty. Military training. New but1ding*, tin-proof, Ijargo Campur, a 1th bsaehsll a n d foot hall greunda, tr n n U c o u rt., and running track*. Kapc-nire moderate. Hmsion b r gtni Keplrrnbrr Mn. Wilt* (or IIIuatrat*-d catalog. J . C. H O R N E R , P r i n c i p a l , C h a r l o t t e , N. C. • FOK r THE AUTOMOBILE O W N E R Liability Insurance against Accident, the person and Property, Is a necessity. - You m ust have it eventually...................................... Come and see CONNELLY At first he did not see her propped up on cushions on u couch on the oth­ er side of the big room. - "I couldn’t answ er Ihe door myself, you see," she smiled, "nnd Polly had h> go o u t l ’vd tin<1 itn ncddenL My foot caught In n grntliuf today mu] I fell nnd hurt my tinkle," "Then yon tire Miss Kitty Louise— my Miss Kitty Loutsc, I mean." "Yours?" "Yes. Thnt Is—but I’d better erftlnln. I happen to he the hearer of a metytngo to you th a t came to' me hy tnlstnke over the telephone. It Is nhottt o n e ArehUmhl." He watched her Jeal­ ously, "You do know nn Archibald, don't you?1' "Yes." Hhe had turned very pnle. "Well, I was to tell you that he Is coming this evening to arrange for a wedding tomorrow. Ho leaves tho uexj day for France.” ATLANTIC COAST LINE 3 STANDARD RAILROAD OF TIIE SOUTH DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING- B\ , TON AND NEW YORK v ff i Ar New York..... 2:40 p. m. 4:35 p. m. 5:50 n. m* > All-Steel equipment, elrrtrir fen., Ilghte. fullmen drawing room nlooprre. tUnlng >. trninn HJ, nnd SS. I*ir»l etrrprre on kUto Serrnnah. 1‘awedgoro m«p attnpf ►• ni. F i r # rt'd ln m f fhalr r o a r h r a » I . * .#* «B 7 •~ For Information or Reservation Phone or Write j ATLANTIC COAST LINE • 138 W. Bay St„ Jacksonville, Fla. HilUborough Hotel, Tamps, FIs. Phono 17 • . . Phone 132 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ f 4 ♦♦♦>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ k m * * * * * * * * * »♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ *♦*♦♦♦♦*•♦♦ * �f T I I THE SANFORD HERALD Farmers and Fruit Growers Items or Interest fur the Man — ~~ Behind the Plow I’ark Your Slim-Full making it take the place of the* or­ Properly' filling » »il« ia essential dinary concentrates in the feeding , t0 class' allngc, and one of the ration, says tho University of Flor­ #l,]ff essentials in this as well tram p- ida experiment station. Silape is a fd silage. In fact, it is absolutely roughage and must he soneonsidcred. r rtsintial. say* the University of Its presence in the ration during (he Flo rid a experiment station. Iimuf- early part of the feeding decreases fient tramping will permit tho silage the cost of gain* during th e latter rttnt t amplng will permit the silag part. to settle one-fourth more, which is f hrist Will Come Soon too much wasted capacity. It will j |io leave too much air mixed with 1 he services nt the Baptist Temple the silage which will be more likely lust Sunday night were attended by one of the largest audiences' of the to spoilsummer m onths—over four .hundred fn filling, see to it that the lighter people bring comfortably sented in ,nil hiavior portions of co ft are cits the well ventilated and electrically tribute*t evenly ove Whe whole si cooled building. The subject used It Is impossible to have a uniform density throughout unless Whis prnc by Dr. Hyman, the pastor, was a tire is carefully followed. Lenving continuation of the July program of the grain and th e heavier portions of sermons hired on the book of Rev­ the stalk in the center, and putting elation—this one being the "Second the lighter portions to the outside is Coming of Christ," and liandted in the characteristic way of the pastor m -bad prcatice. was made a sermon I hat will ever bo If you have two or more silos to fresh in the memories of those who fill, work on th em alternately; By were fortunate enough to hear it. filling in one of them for. a day, then In this sermon the Doctor stated in another the next day, etc., they that he believed in the prophecy of would have tim e to do much set­ the second coming-of Christ more tling. When .left for several days than that he stated that he believed the lop portion would have to he tho second cpmlng would lie .soon, uken off before, refilling, as there and then used seven passages of would lie h little spoiled silngerthere. Scripture on which lie based his en­ Don’t cut th e corn too green. tire argum ent—each passage haying Some people when they see nilrigo to do with a time when the end •was for tin1 first tim e nre surprised to near, nnd from t h e * i g n > <if t i n - time* find that the color is not green. and tin- Scripture it really doe* s e e m This idea of having a green colored that the coming of Christ i* near ril feed, together with a lack of experi­ hand. The audience was largely ence has led some farmers to cut augmented by parties from Geneva their corn for tho silo too green. and Oviedo, and- a |iianb solo, as Such practice will give a silage with well as a vocal solo were numbers a high per cent of water and u low that delighted the- congregation. The per cent, comparatikely, of nutrients speciiil series of sermons will close on from the standpoint of feeding value. Wednesday night when the Doctor Experience lias shown that it is b est expects to tell about wlmt will hap­ to wait for the dent to form in tIn­ pen after C h r is t e.-me und rub* gram. even though the stalk and the world blades dry up a little, if the best quality of silngc is to he hnjl. SUBJECTS Then- are ju st two things, that cauie silage to spoil. If the uir gets At the Baptist Temple for Month of to it, it will rot; if it becomes too August dry, it will mold. Hence, if by George Hyman, Minister trailing (or tho grain to mature, the Wednesday Nights stalk, blade’and shuck begin to dryAug. Ut. Kvi-ntit of t hi­ Mi ll.-nup, it may lie necessary to add water in m. to the silage ns th e silo is filled. But Aug. 8th. T he Bios*ed Den if. this is imt likely to happen* where Aug. loth. Vile Gran 1 Jo dguu-nt. corn matures In-fore frost. The Une UMrg.nb e Atig "J'2ml 1'tntc-. Too Early for Irish Potatoes Aug. 2!*th, J* Chcirtt IU1I Sfi I-IICC ft i- f,<jo early to plant the full crop of Irish potatoes, says C. K. .Me- 'no-i-nlh•dr (, iiri.sti.in? (Jaarrie o: the l nivtrsily of Florida . exu-r.ii a division. August 20 is usu­ Su nday Morning* ally given ns th e-e arlie st date - for Aug. fit h Strong Wont-* f<*r the planting the fall crop in north m..! Grant <;hur*, a Brotherh uml. central Florida, or eighty day* be­ •Aug. 12th; Strong \V >rtD for -the fore the first frost. Two or th*"« Groat <‘huri h Individu tl weeks later is best for South Florida. Aug. U.tth. Strong Wnrds fnr ‘ the Yhe grejt crop in tho Hastings Great C hurch—Tempers sect1! : I if spring is n good illustra­ Aug. LMith. "Strong Words, for the tion o! the fact th a t the Irish potato Great Church Thrones. is a i...Id weather crop.- 7 . back­ ward spring during vrhMi F ‘e the Sunday Evenings weather remained cold nndyold rains Aug. 6th. Why Jeius First Com ­ - fell frequently hud much to ’o with ing? thi good yields. TbeVmnll potatoes from the spring Aug. 12th. crop, if they have been taken ct^re perienre properly yvill ’ be suitable seed ior Aug. !?th. A Call to Manhood fill j hiding. It will probably lie Aug. 2fith. T he Most Glorious u»iTi- to plabt for a crop larger than Thing on Earth needed (of home' consumption, as the (,ii| crop cannot be .shipped to advantage in competition with the northern grown crop. THEY ARE I.lvcMuck H ound’Up In .Scplcniber The .State Livestock Round-Up will tie held 1 1 th e University of Florida, Gainesville, th e last work in Sspfemb. r, providing a • program that will be of Interest to farmer*, aairy rnttr, bog raisers fljif e .cittle* Thoje who attend--■! t h s V -oHock meeting a t tho University in January wore well pleased v ith the program. An effort id bain* mad* to arrange n program even better for l "<* September meeting. x-<7cstock raising U becoming one td the lesding industries of Florida. \ i1*l l hc establishment of the State livestock Sanitary Hoard the indusHy should make a d d itio n a l-progre*s ur‘<‘K the next few years. '1 you are interested in any phase J* livestock farming, keep the date ,n mind and arrange to attend the dotting in Septcmbpi*. labor In Silo Filling -t ill- there is much labor involved it} the green corn for the . ?' *"cr* i» also a large am ount of " ,or *.iud in other ways, cs when •• r,‘ K°0'*into t ho silo th e - shocking 1 utiin.:ted and there is no husktr^ ’ or grinding. For a far-; i s ' r U|^'> *a* *'vrfltoch to feed, there’ win? hlace for corn grain than tt . If,‘ dder in the silo, snys the ttati? rS' l'V <>f *1°ddu eapctltr.i*tit j. ' dage.is a Roughage ‘V *>t>caUBC silage contnins rufn I* not- a safe argum ent for pgg|-»pnnn LEDGER TRANSFERS, Hut they're so practical and durable that you can keep nearly all your tpcords iu Y them. There's a type to meet every purpose, and the E S JP ^113 stock forms that fit them arc so carefully designed that you arc able to use many of them without the slightest change. Bound in Red Cowhide Back and Corners, Corduroy .Sides, Steel Hinges, Top Locking. L et- ua demonstrate how you can sav.e time, la b o rntul money by usinfi the tIHSlf*on Post Binder. HERALD PRINTING CO. Phone 1(8 Sanford. Florida A Dangerous Journey * By JAMES BRAWARD *; I tfax In Egypt iK-fure'the fonatlcnl out break of ISS2, When n trouble.of that kind I* coming those who nre not In tho secret either know nothing about It of bhve only vagUot su.*plclons. beurd Home ugly rumor* as to what was uhout tuhapiK-ti. tint did not know­ how much dependence could be placet upon thorn. To all outwnnl appear nnccs everything was moving on ns usual TEMPERANCE NOTES <Dy the N'ntjonn) Woman'* Chris­ tian Temporanco Union.) Egyptian Ffilfosopny. If liiou a rt Mtrvcssftil and Invest tho Wife of fby Irosdlit, (hi’i! fill her stomach nnd ('Indio her back. • .Make glad her heart during (hi*-Unto that thou bust. Nile. I* u field j-rofifublo to Its owner.—Pinh Ilntcp. Sanford A TRIBUTE TO DRY TOWNS. WHBnirTor*'tHe Atfunllc ~ir.mtl.ly; Ida M. Tnrbell tells of her experience on n ( ’Imutnuqun circuit In western Pciinsylviinlu. central Ohio uml Michi­ gan. u\Ve came fn know utmost ns soon ns wo reached n new place whether the town was dry o r . not," she'says. **A town that hud been dry over n period of n dozen yours bud u trinities* uhout tho streets nml buildings, n took of freshness nnd energy about young peo pie and old which stood out lit almost Incredible contrast to what we found In the wet town of tho same she. We went to one town In Ohio which had been dry for SI yenrs, so the hotel keeper told me. Ho claimed to be a timeli-traveled person, nnd snld that In nil tile many towns which he Imd known intimately, lie Imd never found one In which there wn* such n fine lot of young people ns here. In health. In vigor, In Intlntlvo, be believed that the young men and women, particular­ ly of the working clngscs, were tremen­ dously ahead of the enme group lu tho tow ns where liquor wus freely dis­ played." 1 wnn obliged to go to Ismnilla on business. If I bud known tbo on nil i tiou of tbo peopio of tho country 1 should not have trusted myself out of Port Bald, wboro Europeans were co »■ p*ralively safe. To make n Journey into tlm interior was mildness, but 1 did not know ft. Indeed, I only real­ ized that under tbo circumstances I would rather not go. A matter of or­ dinary gain und being murdered were (ho a Itern a tivea. f went on n night train. Being some what Union! about my diet. I took with me h bumper tilled with ns succulent entallies ns l could get-together nnd on tho top placed a box or cigars from SALOONS ROB CHILOREN. W. II. Rice, n veteran circus man, which only a few of tho weeds bad recently put out n chart showing com­ been taken. I got Into uiy compartmeiit, put my hand baggage on the parative figure* of bis earnings In typ­ rack nnd‘settled myself for a Journey. ical cities while they were wet, nnd Being In a smoking compartment. I lit nf(er they became dry. Decntur. RE. wet, gave him $.1,271; dry, $0,680. a cigar. Rloomlngtou, III., wet, $.7,327; dry, $!>,• Tho compartment was filled with na­ tives, I living the only Fluropean In It. •103. Boise. Idaho, wei. $3.7W; dry. Tld* In Itself wn* not encouraging SI0.S11. Spokane, Wash., wet, $0,200; Tho train hud hardly got under way dry. $11,682. Sen Hie, wet. $3,128; dry. when an old Arah sheik sitting oppo­ $0,710; Portland, Ore., wet, $3,204; site me leaned forward nnd calmly took dry. $8,420. Average—wet, $t,fil,s; my cigar from between mj lip* nnd, Iry. $S.7uu. Prohibition mentis more placing it between Ids own. smoked It surplu* money In the faintly nnd more happiness for (lie children. himself. To have resented the fn*ult would havu been equivalent to Inviting the THE WHOLE TRUTH. "A lie Hint is pnrt the truth Is ever man (o stall me. I therefore paid no the blackest of lies." A pnrt truth, ac­ attention to lilm-nnd. t a k in g n news­ paper from my pocket^ began to read— cording to n liquor Journnl; "Knnsns. that Is. I pretelided to*Vend, but 1 bad bone-dry, tins 75 more prisoners tu the no Men of what was on ljn> sheet be­ penitentiary Hina It had when drizzling fore me. my mind being taken tip with wet," The whole truth: The Kxn*n* peni­ tho fact that 1 wii* in.a enuiparlinent with seven Arab* and utterly at their tentiary In n federal prison and tin mercy. My eye* appeared to be tlx«*d United State* government Bends tnorv upon (ho paper, hut ] was casting prisoners there than to any other fed­ quick glance* sidewise at tho native* eral prison tiernuse It Ims plenty of and knew by their chatter and occa­ spare room for outsiders and because sional looks at me Hint I was the sub­ it I* n model of Its kind. Improving both the health nud the morals of Its ject of their conversation. Then a lucky thought occurred to Inmates. ^ me. I reached lip to Hie nick, got my box of cigar* from my hamper, took BIG C IT Y B O N E -D R Y . * The clty'itf Duluth. Minn., hns twice out one foe myself nnd handed the I-ox voted Itself dry. With tt* Inst vote II to the sln-lk who Imd robbed me of Hie one I hud hern smoking. He took It. elected n dry munclt which has passed appropriated ti handful of the contents drastic untl-llqUnr ordinances. and i-nssod l! to the others, who did Hin same, and the box was returned t->1 me empty. ■fc-Ki Remit. "So they t g .lot. to prniw the situ, ntlon. What « ||i happen then?" “Then you’ll knn.v inr certain thero Is nothing to 1><? done about It." Oak Avenue Delween 3 r d a n d d lh Si. — Open - Clear Water In F jords In tbo fjord* on tin* Norway const tho clearness of the water I* wonder­ ful. Objects tuny be seen nt a depth of twetity-JJvo to thirty fathom*. ‘ Thought*! * Thoughts nre spring* of action. Tho secret of the highest human Messed* ness Is found In tho mastery of one's thought liiddt*. As compared with such an achievement, gold I* hut dross, diamond* lot r»*lihlah. . - Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays at 3 p. m. Reading Room Free to All The cool offi is the bu _ o ffic e No one, no matter how willing, can do good work when oppressed by summer’s enervating heat.' But when a fan sends its refreshing breeze into every nook and corner of your office, the neat outside is forgotten —and efficiency increases with a j‘ump. Santord Public Service Co. • * Notwithstanding my pence offering! I expected every moment to feel cold f steel entering my vital*. Most of the J Arab* worn long knlve* where they I could he seen, nnd I knew not what other weapons they had concealed. A*! for tne, I wn* unarmed, mid even If I i hntl- been armed my opponents were | seven to out*.' I cannot desert Ihi the ngony of Hint night, expecting, ns | did. dentil nt any moment. The Arabs III my compart­ ment paid no attention to anything that was going on In tho rest of the train, but I had n vague feeling that something' very Important might la? go­ ing pii, I can't account for this feel­ ing, for I heard no Bound to produce 1^. I only knew that I fell Hint there was murder III the air. Finally their looks nnd nets were so miplcfous that I In-thought myself of lotuo other way simitar to'my offer of cigars to placate them. Then my luncheon occurred .to me. Reaching up nguin to Hie rack, 1 brought down my hamper, opened It'iiud displayed tho ratable*. Every innu’s eyes were on (hem, but not n man moved .to .touch nity of them. I offered the hninper to the man w.ho sat next me. but ho declined. In turn I h a n d e d It to every man In tho compartment; but. though they nil looked with eager eyes ujHin Hie vlnndit. not a man would ac­ cept n morsel. At first I was astonished nt tills Then J remeniliored that no Arub will break bread with an enemy. The moment this occurred to me I knew I wns doomed. I put tny hamper hack on tho rack nnd. wrapping myself In tny overcoat, lay back In my sent, with my eyes cloned, to nwalt what­ ever wns In store for me.# I heard u great deal of wrangling on the part of the Amhs.'but I thought I would rather rely on my weakness than on tiring prepared roTTr-d-dance that would bo useless. 8o I did not open nty eye*. Presently I felt n band on my arm. Thinking my time bnd eotue, I looked, and (hero tvnx fh6 sheik who had taken my cigar, from my mouth holding out .a piece of dry bread. I took It nnd, biting from It. chewed vigorously. A flood of relief anil Joy seemed to hnvo been p o u n d over me. 1 knew from Hint moment I was snfe. Beach­ ing up for niy hamper. I took It down nnd banded It to tho sheik. lie helped himself, then passed It.around to the other*, ench tunti partaking plentifully of tho contents. Now that they had broken bread with mo nnd I having no more to fear I again leaned back In my seat nnd this time slept. I knew that I was as safo from my Arab companions as If 1 were in my own bed.nt home. But I did not reach Ismallla that night. In tbo morning I found th a tth * natives had murdered tho engineer, stqker and every European.on the trala except myself. - M m PAGE T H R E E , To Automobile Owner§ In General W eiake this method to thank you for your pat­ ronage in the past, to assure each and every cus­ tomer that we highly appreciate their past dealings with us and hope for a continuance of the same. However, on account of existing conditions, scar­ city of materials and supplies, the advance in the price of skilled labor and our having to pay cash for all materials, supplies, labor, etc., we feel that we can give our customers more efficient service and also the benefit of the lower prices that we are able to obtain by paying our bills in cash. Commencing August First all Repair Work, Gasoline, Oils, Accessories, etc. will be handled on a cash basis. Furthermore, we wish to assume you that this change in our method is not intended as a reflec­ tion on the crecit of any of our customers. Seminole XXXI 4 I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1917 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 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/0eb10ac7b59f36f0eff5b39b5a625753.pdf e0a7cc7702b5c3eadfa5fbfa2871c122 PDF Text Text I =£f ( - . XA* 4- . ■ ' f| p IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION : PUBLISHED : « f SEMI - WEEKLV • •i IN SANFORD— L,l/e la Woith Living VOLUME VIII i* H ERALD O N %TUESDAYS A N D FRIDAYS 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1917 RUSSIA AND GERMANY PILED HIGH MERCHANTS DATES ARE CHANGED MAKE CABINET CHANGES WITH BOOKS WILL CUT FOR SELECTITE DRAFT RUSSIA SHOOTS GENERALS FOR BOYS , ORDER MEN THURS., FRI. AND SAT. • till' * Dr. h. M. Nighbert, inspector in BLOOD AND I R O N R U L E charge in Florida for the Rureau will WOMAN’S CLUB, SCENE OF SCARCITY |OF HELP MAKES HEREAFTER UNTIL WAR GREAT OCCASION FRI- ’ / have direct supervision of nil the CURTAILMENT IM/ IS OVER work, with headquarters in Jackson­ DAY NIGHT \J .PERATIVE V in. this work? Communicate w ith|np r N r T||P n . v t , n v W l t *f n „ your local chairman ut-oncc, carry THE DAYS ON WHICH SELECTION BOARD MEETS the campaign to the "movies," and ask all the papers in your state for HERE ville. Many changes arc being mu(W publicity;. popularize* the movement There was never sueh a whole Now that the young men are go­ those days in the cherker board of , II* I'111' placed Seminole, OrUnge The ilays for examination in Sem­ by carrying home your ywn pack­ war and ono of the most important und Osceola counties under super­ hearted response to any public .re­ ing to the front this city will feel the inole county have been changed to ages anil encouraging your neighbors quest as that made for books and first pinrh of the war. The grocery is that made by. Russia in which the vision of Dp. S. V. Ramsey of his • Thursday, Friday and Saturday in­ magazines for the soldiers Inst Fri­ firms of this city are endeavoring to to do so. • blood and iron rule will be enforced. force, who will maintain hcadstead of Wednesday, Thursday and day and so great was the reply that cut down the list of employees and In all the smaller communities it No more falling back of the .......... armies quarters in Orlando. the Woman’s Club was filled with also to conserve the present supply will be feasible to di/musa this ques­ Friday as given The Herald last will be tolerated und herejifte vr the / n e r e is one state inspector in week and so announced in this pa­ books and magazines. by cutting out thc taking of orders tion with your loral merchant; and watch cry of the Russian armies Vrunge c o u n t y .and it is probable per. The selection board will meetThe young ladies worked but a in the mornings. Taking orders for see if by your loyal support and prac­ will bo "forward." __ \ / h a t one other stnte inspector will be in the court house at eight o'clock' few hoUrs Friday morning and as groceries means the extra help some tical* assistance they cannot work London, Aug. 6.— Gen. Mnro\ ovisky appointed to help do preliminary oreach morning, beginning next Thurs­ commander of the guard corps which ganizutioq work in Seminole county many of the'contributors were ready of which hns already been enlisted out a scheme of cooperative delivery day morning and will bo at tho head­ for them the work was facilitated and m uch'of which uiil be drafted which will save many useless trips hooded the Russian retreat on the and assist in vot construction work quarter* in the court house prac­ greatly and.before noon'all the books in a few weeks. The assistance of and result in valuuhlc economics. southwest front has been ordered in the other two counties. tically all flay. had been' gathered. An error iii the public is asked by the merchants shot, according to a dispatch .to the Seminole county officluls have not Do not expect, however, that the The selection hoard is composed Post-------from .Petrograd. This sentence made an appropriation for vat con- outlining the districts left out the in this departure and the names of prices willcdrup at once, or until tli ----____ t ........................ best street in the city and yet with those who will discontinue the tak* of C lerk of Court E. A. Douglass, came after a court martial ordered, "traction, and unless the work is merchants have had time to re this strei-t overlooked the response ing o f orders will be ’ published in Sheriff E. K. Hrady und Dr. J. T. by Gen, KornilofT, commander in started here jo the near future .we arrange their service and their de­ was most liberal. Denton and thoso who will be called Ther Herald. This is the lirst step chief for non-compliance of his or­ may be left as a little red spot on livery equipment (much of which towards conservation am! the next .... .. i «• • • , , | have alreudy been notirit-<l hv mail The campaign wns started by ders to shoot deserters. the tick white map of the state may be utilized for Government ser- U-i • , y di __ i 1 I lieir names have also been puhlishMrs. Key of the Sanford Library will be m the deliveries.- Many .....,... ... wit hill I wq yearvicei ami until they are convinced ed in The Herald ami if there is any and was for the purpose of collecting hviirii-s could be saved if the pur Petrograd, Aug. «». M. Keren­ that the women are*sincere in their I here is no question about the sky’s cabinet is practically complete. work I nving to be done sonic time. all the bonk:, and magazines in the chasing polilic would only s l o p to determination to help effect this re­ doqlit about yoiir name It would be The constitutional democrats have Our <attl • owners admit that it is city to send the soldiers in the’ Held consider that while the stores want termination to help effect this re­ best to apply at the court house and ■find out just when your number will * freed to participate and the list of the thing necessary before they cun and Dr. Ilyinun was placed in *° 'b lu e r where deliveries nre neces- form. Satisfactory adjustments can be .called, . charge of the work. On Friday 8J,ry I hey should not he asked to de­ members who will form the new develop the live stock industry to undoubtedly In- made and prices night the books 'were received ofd v,,r small' bundles where .the purministry has btfen agreed on, hut us any great'extent. Why not give the certainly lend to fall, not rise, under Physical rejections are running * regards several portfolios, the choice industry u chance now, rather than ficially ut the club rooms und the “ baser* could carry the same. Head the new arrangement, but the matter higher in all the counties than wus is not definite ns the candidates are wait until nil the other counties are Home Guurds were on hand to lend whut the National Council of De­ of prime importance is the speed estimated bx**those in charge of the fense says: absent from Prtrogrnd. Following released from tick fever quarantine, an added militury appearance. Pat- 1 with which the plan can la- started J•elective draft ahil while this may arc the names of the new ministers: ami flic r attle qu ijers in those eoun- rintie songs and talks npd n detailed • are <-lifting ropies of a letter and put into operation before men not lie the case in Seminole county Premier, minister of war and ties nave the advantage of our rattle report o f each captain o f the team*. "n ” It- dm : i••11 if Deliveries”," writ, arc lulled September I. it is almost certain that a great Dr Hyman acting as chairman tell h> Mi-s Ida M. Tarhell id the •marine, Alexander F. Kcrensk> many will be d ripen but few chosen. men. A til l, tr«4■ county means a May we count on you to help croVice premier and minister of better coqnty for man and beast to brought out a very interesting report woman's committee ami sent out at uto strong public opinion in favor of All thoso who arc not familinr with und pleasant evening. Ralph Wight the joint request of our committee finance, N, V. NekarosofT. this reform, which may have very the rules nnd regulations of the se­ live in.. There is no money and little of the Home Guards gave the dif­ and cf— thc commercial economy Minister of foreign affairs, M. I. satisfaction raising fat ticks on far reaching effect* in national econ­ lective draft ran be informed by the ferent bugle ealls of the army and board of the Council of National board or obtain n ‘ recent number of Tereschtenko, cattle.• . omy? • the occasion was one of the. real Defense. The matter is urgent anti The Herald in which the entire list Minister of the inrerior, M. AkVery sincerely yours, patriotic meetings of the year. should be'taken up at once. T or rules and exetnptio'ns are given. sentieff (socialist revolutionary lately Anna llownrd Shaw, Rough on Deputy Miss Ruth McDaniel led all the Remember I lie ’dates, Th ursday, The appeal 'to the women to act released from penitentiary). . ( hiurman W o m a n ’ s C o m m . Sheriff Gordon relates the follow­ captains in imiih I wts of hooks and .in this matter is made on the basis Friday and Saturday of this week . Minister of public instruction. M. ing- story: 1 and if you have failed to receive Oldenburg (constitutional democrat 1 The deputy sheriff of Osceola magazines and was given honorable "f patriotic *er\ico and not primarily Wedding Announcement your notice in the mail* you Should ind member of the academy of county was traveling along in his mention. but all of these y o u n g , for the sake .of the economy that Mr. and Mrs. Billy Jones Starling lie ut the court 'house, us failure to lailirs deserve great praise for flair may involved. • science*. ... , . . . jitney (he other day wlcn he eitaiittoiilirp the marriage of their receive the written notice gives no good work and they will re<.-ice t h e 1 Mmister of labor, M. Skoheloff. countered an eld ticgro with u h eivy *Tne draft- i*n September I will daughter Clarissa Mury to Lieut. A. excuse for fuilure to report. blessings off the bnvs boys in the tin field Minister of trade and industry, M suitcase. ' •P'ke men Inun the delivery service Bartholdi Mi Peters Oil Of) Peterson on Saturday, when the books reach their destina­ Prokapovitch. throughout the coun.i >\ If some "Where y ’ u goin’? asked the dep­ tion. Klh. 1917, at the ■ Publishers to .Meet Minister of social tutelage, M. Ax- uty. provision is not immediately made . , Chautaui |Un, N . troff ;mayor of Moscow, conslitUi The Timcs-Union yesterday con­ for. decrease in the number of deliv­ "All’s gwing U» Campbell:! stuannounce me nt- comcit This announcement ns a c . tional democrat). Odd Fellow Notes eries the merrhants wlill of m-cesdty surprise to the many friends of this tained the following: tidn, stih," answered the negro. Minister of supplies, M.‘ PiesrheThe Odd Fellows and. Rt-bi-kah t,akc men from other occupations Members of the Florida Press As*‘ <Iit iii,” said the sheriff and I’ ll charming young lady who spent her honoff. • • give you u lift." lodges of Orlando gave a pi<nic at which may he vital to the welfare of girlhood days here and is very pop-, soriulion will meet in Orlando StitMinister of justice,- M. Yefremoff. The deputy viewed the .suitcase Oak •Island, Pine Castle,' ti miles the nation to till the places left vn- iriar in the younger society set. The urday, August 18, for the purpose of Procurator of the Holy Synod, M. with distrust, noting that t-ho negro south of Drlando.' Ouk Island is a cant by men-called to the army. N j organizing a Florida Publishers* Aux­ following from the Jamestown paper KartashcfT. . carried it in his lap, that it was beautiful Park of natural wild wood- mail ought tu he taken from essen- gives the account of the murriugc: iliary. Only members of the press association can join nnd thoy must land, ncnrly surrounded by water, jtiul war industries to carry pared* Minister of communications. AI. heavy, etc. . Fir.d Lieutenant A*. Bartholdi, Pe­ tnke stock in accordance with their Takhtcmisheff. A wharf with, high diving, bath which women might carry for them... . | Campbell's station wna passed and Shares will |n- $25. Minister of posts and telegraphs. |thc deputy went on .to Kissimmee. houses, a fine place for picnic, with selves, or be required to imike fo- terson of Co. E, 74th Infantry, N. circulation. G. S'. \.. son «,f Mr. and Mrs. F.’ il- The plan is t o 'establish u business tahles, benches, swings, etc. The peated and uiimeessary trips at the M. Nikitine (social democrat), stopping in front of thu jail. State comptroller, F. A. Golovine . "Waal, Uncle," he siad, ."I'm the place is owned by Mr. and Mrs. T. call of impfovidi nt housewives. This wurd A. Peterson of 342' Flast (F*ifth center und employ a muunuger who ‘ ** time when every act of men Street, this city, nnd Miss Clarissa would look after buying supplii-s nnd (constitutional democrat). deputy.’slieriff of Osceola county and L. Conway who have a large bunga-1-is the low and took us in out of the rain. und women must-be made to count M. Starling, daughter o f " Mr. nnd mnteriuls and seek to increase the Minister of agriculture, M. Tcher- 1 .reykon I'll have to look at the con­ noff (socialist). Those attending from Sanford were, definitely in the prosecution of the Mr*. It. J. Starling of Sanford, F’ln., advertising putronuge of al| the mom tents of that suituesne. Mr. Cheek, Mr. nnd Mrs, 'F ’erguson, war and every bit of useless effort were married Saturday evening in her papers. As t o the scope of the Assistant minister of war, M. SavThe 'old negro turned It over to the Methodist chapel at Chautau­ movement, GifiSert D. Leach, editor .iakoff: * . must lie- eliminated. Mrs. Stcinpcr, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. thc deputy who went through it like qua. Uev. Dr. Jesse ’ llurlhur of of the Leesburg Commercial, who Is * Foreign Minister Tereschtenko in- n dog eating chicken bones. • IT SpOcr, Mrs. Lossing, Mr. and Mrs. The commercial economy honrd Newark, N. J., officiated in the a member of the committee formu­ • forms the Associated Press that M. WAS FILLED WITH OLD C. C. Boyd, Mr. Rush, Mrs. Maine*, .has asked the state council* of dc- p r i n c e ot the immediate families. lating the plan snys: "The organiza­ Mr*. Coates, Mrs. Lena Lee. All! Tchernoff, who again beromes min­ CLOTHES. ’ . ' •fenso und the ini rrliants' aiuioriationR ister of ngricuturo. has been fully Lieutenant- Peterson nhns, always tion will work for mutual coopera­ ".You can -go," shouted the en­ hnd a good time with lots o( good to make a concerted effort to dPtion to upbuild the papers,, to secure things to eat and all take off their ^habilitated, his accusers having raged and exasperated deputy. creuse the number of deliveries nnd lived in Jamestown and for several more, business,’ both local und for­ hats with thunks to the Orlando *jth <lr*»wn charges that lie hail re­ " D o y ’u know, suh,” exclaimed to curtail the privilege- of returning years prior to his company’s depart­ the lations with Germany. . ure iur for \nc the aicxicnn Mexican noriirr border a year yi;ar eign, to mcko the , *plants und .......... the negro, "that that tliar suitcase Odd F'cllows and Rcbekah for lluir goods, hut neither council* nor trade urt* kind invitation. • * m' rc r,|lriont, nnJ to. mu* hez been opened, fo’ teen times since nssorfations can effect this much- ugo acted ns probation officer for t h e ! Bcrlin, Germany, Aug. -6.— (Vito Ah left Plant City yesterday."—Or­ Copt. Cbeelt of the Rcbekah Dc- needed reform without' the coopera­ city. He was admitted to the prac- 1 tu“ l,y ,' r,,,nct ,tho membership, from #_it__»__ ________ , . umust demands, [unjust demands# whether bv by nolitipoliti­ •London.)—Official announcement lando Sentinel. gree team is (filling the team and tion of the purchasers, the great tlco of luw, following, bis graduation cians or fnl;« advertising schemes.' * M made today that.fiye ministers from Albany Law school. It was a will be in fine shnpe-to initiate seven majority of whom are women. Will few days before leaving fop TeJtas Lt is dcsigni' ! also to cooperate in stale, including Foreign Secretary • • you therefore, after taking up the Rand Concert campaigns for thc advancement of new members nt the next meeting, Zirmncrmann, and four secretaries of matter with tho state council of de­ that he received his commission as At the park, 8 o'clock this yvening. F’loridtr interesta as a whole which | including Finance Minister the second Tuesday in August. fense do everything possible to help lieutenant, and immediately set him­ Program: will be far more potent than the apas Lentzo and Interior Minister Von self about making himself beloved by ’ Amc-ica modic and unrelated efforts of the Lobcll had resigned their portfolios. every man in E company by hi* uni­ Individual papers." . • • • Dr. Richard von Kuohlmnnn, the Overture, Delmont ............. .. Ruhalt versal kindness. The skill with Berman ambassador to Turkey" has Waltz, Hesitation .... . Krnuseman which he had administered the ofCROP PROSPECTS ARE GOOD •*t>n appointed secretary for foreign Berceuse, From "Jocelyn". Godard People,* New Bank v X fico of probationer was readily trans­ Fox Trots— ‘ •u.iir* in succession to Zimmcrmunn. ferred to his leadership of soldier The People's Bank is right on the There never was a- time when the prospects looked boys. he ministers and secretaries o Ya aka Hula Hickey Dula Goetz job and this being war times they When thc Sun goes down in so good for Seminole county. There is a bumper crop of •tstf* who resigned w<?re: Mrs. Peterson enjoys prominence have u new savings bank in the Dixie Von Tilzen corn anti hay and feed stuffs. Thbro is a bumper crop of Minister of Justice, Dr. Deselrr, in tho social cirrles of Sanford and is shape of u Inrge cartridge that has a Selection, FTom Faust Gounod sweet potatoes that w ill'bring n good price. The fall •Ppointed November, 1905. a members of the Daughters of iho x-ory war like appearance. The cart* March, Hutnc Guards F’oss crops as usu;il will lirinR good nrires. Minister of Ecclesiastical Affairs American Revolution and the ridge hr u unique savings liank Und 'F’inale Factories will be working day and night to turn out the JBd Instruction, Dr, Von Trott Zu The Star Spangled Banner Daughtcia of the Confederacy. She you deposit $1.60 with the bank enormous sunnlii-s required by our own government and Then So!*. appointed July, 1909. was eduritod ut Sikeet Briar xol- nnd get the savings bank. ....................... Key-Arnold our allies. Millions and millions again will go into the you put all your dimes and nickels Mini tor of Agriculture, . Domains lego and Deechwood seminary. With pockets of the people. ln(l Forests, Dr. yon Schorelcmcr, her mother and uunt, Mrs. Robert and quarters and even hulf dollars Some of this money will be banked, but MUCH OF The DeLnnd F’ lcctric Light, lee •PPointed in 1910. W. Simms, she has been spending the In the bnnk and when it is full taku 11 WILL HE SPENT. It will Ih? a fight between the liK-al Minister of Finarce, Dr. Lcntze, nnd Power Company was grunted a summer nt the Hotel Athenaeum nt it to tho Peoples Bank and get it on dealer, the city merchant and thc mail order man to see ......... . ... franchise for operating their plant in •Ppointed in August, tiiiu. 1910. Chautauqua.. The bride will remain deposit for .a savings account. The WHO GETS-^r? . * Minister for Interior Herr Von that c,ty for a term of thirty years, in Jamestown until the regiment is new bank is proving very popular LoIm-||, .................................. * tho city to have tho privilego-uf pur­ .and will make-the children and even ordered away. appointed in May, 1914. What are Y'OU doing, Mr. Local Merchant, toward chasing the plant nt the expiration the grown qps remember that in getting this immense volume of business?. Are you telling of fifteen years if thoy so desire. A ar time* n savings account is very ■BMlNOLE COUNTY BEHIND . Another New Home the people of the articles you have to sell, and of the advan­ very small vote was polled, the re­ desirable—even more so than In E. A. Douglass, the popular elerk tages of buying at home? Or are you going to let the city times of peace. . ^ F-fadlcallon Has Not Berelred sult showing 88 for nnd only 16 of thc circuit rourt has given t h e ' lim,S * / merchant and the mail order man do the advertisimr AND ugainst granting thc franchise’^ ; Proper Encouragement contract to George Vcftliblo for a I , ~ r i * *■ GET MOST OF THE BUSINESS? ^ State Live Stock Sdnitary fine new home on Sanford avenue, Congress does not bIiow much conIt is squarely up to you! Advertise in a newspaper. 0ar’l has appropriated $36,000 for Sunford Heights. The building ‘ will l’ern over (odd control. They have King Brothers,- Arcndia stockmen, a, C " rst year's work on tick eradicn- conducting business on a large scale, be two stories and contain nine ' **Mn debating nnd conferring on that Tiiis Is u Real Newspaper, . 1 for year ending June 30, 1918, •are dipping nnd preparing for ship­ rooms und Mr. Douglass will Imvo it Pr°P0«H on for weeks, but passed 1 l,ie Bureau of Animal Industry ment another 1,000 head of fine built with the Idea of making a m o s t ' ot*1Pr including ono to provide An AdvertisinR Medium With a Real Subscription List. . t.‘1' United States Department of cattle.-' Thp shipment'will be mndc convenient home where he can retire for a Rrea( pDplune licet, after a f e w , Kfifulture has made, aldiberal ap­ this week. A previous similar ship­ after th o'd a y’s work is over and en- |lour" deliberation. There is still Give Us Your Copy Today. e opriation for their snare of t he ment was made which brought a i it $* i, , .. , , hope that the food control hill tuill • ork . 1 , 7 V t.rtllcd « l , ol tke M o r e l o n f ™ buh 111 »- -,U;00d price at northern innrkot*. *• Sanford Heights mountains. • long?~I*lant City Courier. •* s v— ' H • • s i 1 *; f HI I ’ ll �I I ' Page Fourteen «dr th*. .» ! ,W n fh a M . o f ©f n t h trial whether th# hous© or repre- president o f Uio svnste, tho powers soil duM O lT u V >• . - “ !« ? J ! . * * b! ‘ _ “ ! ‘7 ..»?• u n it s shall not exceed sir dollars a day for each day o f session and mileage to aod ficxa their homes to tbs seat o f government. not to exceed ten cents a mile each way, by tbs nearcst and most practicable routg. Section j . No senator or member o f the g overn or'sh all b , S^tniaUraUva oScw a as foMowm A arcbouse of representatives shall, during' the time m lnlstrallss offlesra of the siscutlva departof sUtc, .attorney comptroller, Mt* reury w* i i w t i i t ; igeneral, t u i s a i ) wwHiuu wm*i i for which he was cycled, be appointed or elect' tSa .u n r .m . court.' and and treasurer, superintendent o f public instruc cd to any civil office under the Constitution of JUdffM “ *“ *• •‘ J f * i i b e l l . btble l . lien, and commissioner of agriculture, who shall this S u it, that has been crested, or the t o o *to* « •lm • pfAcbm tb *cnic,rcuU court miadrtnoanor , b * U b* ,,mbl* In be elected at the same time as the governor, for any lupienU whereof shall bsvc been increased, s. . i - and stall hold their offices for the asms term;* a. . . — . a .a . . . __ tlunng such times tend only to removal from o « c # and dla- i'rovidrd. That the fir at election o f such officers . Section 6. fcach bouse shall jud*e of ths qua„ fl{a,J0B to bold any office of hoaor. truat. shall be had at tbs time o f voting for governor qualifications, elections and |eturns of its own d p r o d under ths Mists; but ths party con- A .-U . IMP. ' mcmUra. choose lt a o .i t officers, and determine , ^ u 0 , CQUlu#d .hall na.arthelsaa be Section at. The secretary o f aute shall -the rules of its proceedings. The senate shall. to mdictmsnt. trial and p u n lsh m sa rR e p the records Of OfflcUl acU o f tha j* ^ ,. at the con.enm g ot each regular session there- M w ed ln g tw law. lati.c , nJ „ « u t i . df |«< n,,n“ D| “ r f, choose ftotn among its own members a !Z m £ r .t \ h 7 a S S T E u . - irate or arpoimment unocr me c/nucu oiaie. r-r this State shall be eligiblt to a seat in the legislature o f this State. . S«»*?n„S. The scat o f . member o f cither fcfute shall be vacated on bi. permanent change o f residence from the district or county from which be was elected. Section p. tu b er bou.e during the seitlcn may pumsh by fine or imprisonment any pet.cn ercu ou . . . eisiu is •n .ii p«»»»u , , , „ th, le.eeolng tha Urns within which n civil ac, '„ r , 7 Vi* t om uiiotier shell •** tlbn may ha connected on any cause of ac- „ au dl, adJ* , ™ V lh lion extstlag at the U M r t f u W I C o f .11 nffici™ o f ?ba V t a t. .'£ ? a c 4° 4hU a r tlcl. a . gen- ?0 7 m‘ *.uch o th .T d u .:..” ^ m . _ erel election In 1111. tSee page 41, post.) -. • .. _. , ... . --- ------ . . . flection St The treasurer shall racelv. umV J Ua^Setment “and nd h ,,p • " ,u n d ,• • M,nd*- *and " d other seenkeep all funds, bonds, sscu............. Ex.^uUvs O iipanm .at.......................m l . . . In such manner aa may ba prracrlbad p o m J o f ihs^countU s o f Voluala, Brsvard, court, sn o his duties and fsrs shall Is flttd o f such other countyv # i l n i „ , 0 r “ * r - * n.d. ........... shut. « . * . ..................... ........ Z J & L ^ u .s U io n 4 iT r lX o f all . C o n i Involving th . t ills , or boundarias o f- real o, f . ail inl — ------ . eatata. . * and . , - crtoU . eases not cognisable by Inferior courts; » o d original jurladlc Ion o f actions uf forcible entry and unlawful detainer, and ®* ®‘ h*r **l i S“V >• l•■<»l»‘ UT# may ■ .■ ..u l.ia T t.a u s h a l l a rts,a I aS il> al a l a f ro.vinf ’.i ,, , .I*1***, ^u,a . J*1? Jurisdiction In all civil and crim inal cax.e, arlalng In the county court, or before l b . ' « “ » « / J«d«*- ° ‘ *11 mWdsmeanora tried In crim inal c o u r l ^ t - ^ I i « » h ‘ f-e /-J W llM fM o f any mayor's courts, a id oT . n caasa rising befors Justices o( ths peace in 'lU etlon II. W h .n t h . offic. o f any ju d g . shall vacant ---------- bscema . ----------; from ----------- any -----• , cause, 7,— . ’ Uis successor to fill such vacancy shall be appointed a r a le c t s d only far the unsaplrad term o f the judge whose death, resignslion. retirement, or other causa creatsd such V a a a a a u ****** flection II. The legislature may establish In Incorporated tow n , and cltlsa .c o u r t # for the punishment of offences against m unic b » l ordinanaea.---------------- * T ' _ No courts othrr than ------those 8m:tlorf II. — ................... herein specified shall be established In this ■v,*w w» •sswss gui swusvisuu. ^ flection IS. Tha circuit courts and clr* cu ll Judges may hava such axtra tarrltortal jurisdiction In chancery cases as may be 1 ^ . , , . . . . . ........................ flection 1J. It ahall be tha duty of tha Judges of tha circuit courts to raport to lh . .u orn ey-gen a ra t at least thirty days f orl* Vach' #iefl“ *ef" h i"lelegislature g tail turn sJch befora aacb W session o f \tbs such * * 'h ,* . 1. . ^ . . m l* h i * ? any i y r i r w l Proposed amendment by addition of Pec. j| to ba votad on at ganaral election In 1MI, see page 47, p o s t) (Sections 4». 41, 47. “ “ _ « • i!*to b# voted on at general election 1*01, sea page II, poet.) _ P VI AItTICLE AKT1CLE VI. f lu f f r ... and Eligibility. ~ c h VemVv.Ti" PrPo 7 ld .^ V h ^ T * 1 m otion Vo|f hww new tcounties ,#Tu u n u r i ithe n . count? .Ih* — w »ur• be temporarily estab lish ed b v u l **** «»*r .fle c t io n I. Thera shall b l . <he governor, by and with P^ ,BUd tr the senate. In and fo r each** co,,»*»t #1 ror1 ■each count ________ . .*n . an<i • C fl C rt 11 r> ( a. — cr shall be two year*, and their of 0,Bf« and compensation shall " r g?**™ - «Bllta law. The legislature shall lr division of esch county into n . V.for ">•* ision nr esch county Inti nv. d .t,, andit one county commissioner y ,n ,° "** shall l ' ' ’ *tec •ed r ^ m e .c h or auch dtatrtrta A * , f i c i p i tnAt of countW mm •v*»r taxes, county tax collector ana . ■•'••or ef urer. who ahall ba sleeted » co? n,7 treesTh eir powers, duties and *>._ prs.crthed J>y Inw, * eT PW“ ‘ ,8« flection 7. Tha legislature . authorise the countv M n n i n u . by '** aavaral e o m t 'm ^ ? h a r a I ? t o e t ,k* m . it LI . . "» in*r* " is '■ deeme-l necr^ ‘ “ l ! " , . '" ™ !." .' ^ r poV*- '• dl» 'd» 'h?tf dlstrtcta district ta *»• powers, prvsertb^j S*»ll|. »nt»rtec but as •nv sum h ths sec. jfflrlrnt bras ■"“ ns st ik, •PPfovrO county by tk« l-n a lt i.s as It may prtscrlbs. section 1,. . C h o u s e shall k .rp a Journal of 'Its own proceedings, which shall te put'lUliid, and the yeas and nays c ! tha mtmbsra of either house or shall, at tha desire ot any present, be entered on tbe * flection U Ths doors o f tach be kept open during Its s e s s io n ._____ — senate while sitting In executive session; and neither ahall, without ttis.consent of the other, adjourn for mors than tbrea days, or to any other town than that In which they may oe bolding their cession. * flection It. Any bill may original* In elect.d shall b.gln on tha first Tuesday after public Vanda und'.V 'rrV u I circu it Judge, and Connrmed. u u .ltn ld ur ••••'"» “ J c a ‘ IDc.tlon o f tnta eon - security upon 4b# om cla rb on d O f'Y nyVfkil the f l ,., Monday In January after h i. s l . c ! : { S ” p ^ a e ' A b J ^ I . ^ « a «T L , T C Thry m .y he r .m o v .d by t h . f,‘ »oto« ,f n ? •“5 ^ 5 tl»n■ . . . . . . ... •»>• i.r .... of in ,m i,» U i,. iHt .. ..hka. il ii V . lM i J . circu it Judge. Tha “ coV n .V .‘ nd for’ - * Th's . 7 r? M ™w . nwuV. 'V'l"'. appointed toA a— ------' ------- "- f« - » «• th . b bureau Immigration. c *rcu.l Judge T h . leglslaturs I s g l.l.ta r . may may conter con t.r !V " 7 r0dn, 7 ,h,‘ HeCtlon I. No person shall bs ellglbls to ................ — - _ . . . . ... ... vided. That these limitations o f llm s shall not apply to tha presldrnt of tha senate or speaker of the bouts of rrpresentatlvcy when, under this constitution, ths powers *hd duties of tbs governor- shall dtvolva upon them. ..........■ a s . ■ s r a y * a a a r j f t a a a r flection II. Th* govsrnor, by and With ..a lelra llon ass S no n#tmn no! dulv raalatared rom ^ Vacant. ..... .... . . . . . . . . om atlJ n{ the rf |u ( jl# governor at , r . u|,r aesslori of #vcr governor rrj,o ft, »ball ba li u „ governor •t ■ ill VI 1*11,11 I ..W U .I .M , .1111 ..I ..... VI J* - . . . V ..,. . I , . . ... . .1 . , * . .. I > I i . K. I I I H ) V l.u il., IVUlliy resolutions' so pasted shall be signed by ths condition of ths btale, and rscornm nd uc JuU(Ir, #nd j ut(icrs of the I residing otlleers ot the respective houses. n‘ ' “ “ t7' ? ! hA ^ J , . or . daIereem ent he*■ t b e supreme and by tbe secretary of the stoat* und the Pectlcn 10. In case of i* d^Isagrerment of thr„ justices, who cltrk of lh . house of representatives « » » • " «b* « » » h ou se*.with respect 10 tne t , ha ,,u,||ned electors manner to be provided by .tael. Th* evilienc* tha) such n olle! has been published f greew w u HU 1Ioq j i , ^|| o A c m tbAt •hall ee»*»# • •• w w inw e U'UM *. , V U1. . / . . . . till. LVIl.t.lUIIUII, li I . . . *1I I , .1 J . . . . . . . . ------ * -------------------*----------. . . . ...... peace. «lon ot all'cases at law In which tha demand >ha,, proij uc, to the persons lawfully *»ceed on* dollar a year and ahall be ap­ court ahall con- or vatu* of th# property Involved shall .not , u lh orll, d lo conduct and aupervls# auch plied exclusively to com m on school purpoeea shall ba elected e s c e .d Ova hundred dollar*; of proceeding. „ „ , , ra|,d in il c .Mine,| copy of Hecllon «. The legislature shall heit o f the State at relating to •*-- *..... .................... ••-'--*••1 r * --------- •- ------- - - •— ................... —• — — — w ■ w »»|>» aw ew eeie*^ —— -w bAVt niAkt tucb writs rtturnabls U fo r t blrnsslf law . and In couptl** w h i n ________ ________ . flection *■ There ehatl- be eevrn circuit flection i t The legislature s'hhtl provide ihs"*governor * tn d ,,, U‘ H'°"r e“m**o v e d ;' but the govot Judge*, who ehatl be appointed by th* gov- - _______ "be .i* ,n t r“ l '* * for Incorporating such edu- tMlcr m, y t , instate the officer *o suspeuded ernor and connrm ed by th* Banal*, and catlonal, agricultural, mechaalcal, mining upun , a li , f , Clory evidence that the charge who ahall hold their office for elx year*. ———. - s l l l l III v v i ■ v t ^ w ee w m w w vw v * •" r - - - * l » / , V| |UI III* W* •■■»■• v* » —W . county courts j h f m sm tsrs of the bouts of representatives provements on ths real estate saempted. rr peal* from ejustlc* o f lh * pear* court* lo non In 1ISS, see pege 40, poet.) lion In l i ) ! . ) . . . . circuit cou rt! In crim inal caeca ehell be tried flection 1. The leglalatuV* that ehatl meet flection I. Th* exemption* provided •«* de novo under euch regulation* a* th* leg!*A. D. ll» 7 , and thoe* that ahall meet every |n the Constitution o f this lltat* adopted i» Utur* may prescribe. (Am ended at gen|,n year* thereafter, ehall apportion th* jggt ehatl apply *a_f to a)l debla^ eon_ J " " ~ I - — --------, fu iiitu u in ci of such SUfDiOtlUh. lt>« BUS* vr ««••••■ v« »•-••• •••«•• ••• u tm i t»|»ruirnv. ■ vviin ut iw v iu , rounijr tuau "••• »"'• #•**.••***•-..*• -• «m « mm ur ••**••• - ; ”r ---- Dft* officers not otherwise provided for by this . . rem oval herein authorised shall any other circuit than that lo which he Is and there shall be one Judg* for each o f large In the house o f representative*, and h ,r homestead by wilt In a manner > Constitution, and Ox by taw their duties and t h . ufficsr from Indictment for assigned. The Judge ehall reside In th* the said court*, who shall be appointed by no county shall have more than three rep- scribed by law. ' , . M Compensation. mlsdsmeanor in office. circuit of which he le Judge. Bucceeeors lo the governor and confirm ed by th* senate, rreentatlvso. flection l. No homestead provide*: flection .11. Every bill that may have ' . ... . . th* Judge* of lh* circuit court* In office at who ahall hold hi* office fo r four year*, and flection 4. When any senatorial district section on# shall be reduced * r , . rlud,d lasted th# elgltlalur* shall, btford becoming flection ) l . Tb# governor ehall >appolnt n , , ratification o f this Constitution ehall whose ealary ehall be on* thousand dotcomposed o f two or more countie#, th# count o f It* being aubeecjuently' * a law, be presented lo th* governor; If he All commissioned officers o f th# fltat* mil- |,t appointed and confirmed at th# Orel tare a year, th# counties paying th# eat- counties o f which euch district consist* sh elf within the limit* o f * n Incorporal #a ------------v . v . . . . . .. 1. 1. — . l i . . . . . . ----------..................................... .. • — n0, b , entirely separated by any county bs- cr town, without tb# approve* It h* ahall sign It. but If not he *"». Including an adjutant-general for th* , rta|un 0f th* legislature after such ratlll- a rise Ut S H W consent ---- --------- of ' .«»• .I 0 " , a a. I k A l . 4 . 4 .1 v is k I u n . .a a W k . a W I a l • f tl f • • U AI I shall return It with hi* objection* to th# fll»>o- Th# adjutant-general shall be ths c , n OIL (Am ended at general election In flection II, The ealil enure ehall have .jonglng lo another dlelrlct. Any new mcounty flection t. Th# tleglelalur# »n »' r, m bouse In which It originated, which houie chief officer of th# governor's staff, with ths j„ g e 4). j>oet.i _ Jurisdiction of all crim inal c not capl- that may be created shall be entitled 10 „ ,c h Uwe -a* may be "necessary 10 • shall caus* such objections .lo be entered rank of major-fcenerah Ills duties and com flection ). The salary .of Ihe Justices o f (al w hich ehall arise In said eountlea re- one member In th# house o f repreeentallve* m , provisions of this article, upon Its Journal,, and proceed to reconsider p«n**llon shall be prescribed by law ; I ro- , b , supreme court shall be three thousand aprctlvsly, until the next apportionment thereafter; and .t i-m r i E XI l l ; If, after such consideration. It tbail pa** vided. That Ihl# Constitution Shall work n■» dollar* a year. .The salary o f each circuit flection 74. There ehatl be elx lerm e.'of shall be assigned, when created, lo on# of A ltu v i. . both houses by a Iw o-lhlrde vote of ntsmbsr* vacancy In lh# office of adjutant-general, as j Uil*e shall be Ivro thousand five hundred „ i , j Souris in esch year. Ihe adjoining senatorial districts as ehall Married Women s Properly. present, which vote shall bt entered on Ibe bow constituted, until lb# ssplratlon of d o ||,r, , peer. ( Proposed amendment lo flection 77. There ehall be for each of be determined by the legislature. 1Am endg,rU on I. All properly, real and P*r*« Jj journal o f each house. It shall become a present term. be voted on at election In 1)04, #*a pat# said courts a prosecuting attorney, who ehall ,d at general election In l!C », ### page 0. a wlf# owned by her before m *r^ ” •*' law. Jf any bill shall not b* relum ed flection IT. Th# governor and tb* adminpost ) be a|«olnled by the governor and confirmed 41. poet.) lawfully acaulred •afterward* by *'•*- . M within nv# days after II ehall have been Istfallve officer* o f the esscullve department flection 10. Until otherwise defined by by lh* senate, and who ahall hold hieo fflection t. The legislature shall provide v|># bequest descent, or purchaa*. presented 10 lh# governor (flunday excepted) shall conalllul# a board of commissioners of ( b , legislature tbe eeveral Judicial circuits flea for four yeara HI* compensation ahall for an enumeration o f all lh# Inhabitants ),#r ’ eenarale properly, and *ha •**?*,baad Ihe tame ehall be a law. In Ilk* manner as State Inslllullone, which board ehall have ,b e fllaie ehall be as follow #; be filed by law, of Ihe Blal# by countie* for the year H fS, no. j,r ||abl* for lh* debt* o f her “ If be had signed lb Jf th* legislature, by supervision tif all m ailers connected with Th* first Judicial circuit shall bs com flection 11. All offencea triable In *«M and every ten year* thereafter. without her consent given m* Its Gnat adjournment prevent such action, such Institution* In sdeh manner as shall poeed of lh# counties o f Escambia, Santa court ehall be prosecuted upon Information a 11 T in t r v n r mVdt' In writing, esecuted needed,n* . rrtflt such bill shall b* a law. unless Ihe gover- be prescribed by law.Itosa, Walton; llolthrs. W ashington end under oath, lo b# Bled by th* prosecuting A in it-u a . respecting conveyance* by m hoc. Within len day* after tb* adjournment, • Becllon II. The governor shall have power j » c k*on. i allornsy. but the grand Jury of th* circuit Counties and Ctllsn women etrail file such bill, with hi* objections *° disapprove of any Item or Items o f anr Th# eecond Judicial circuit ahall be com - courl for lh# county In which eald ertmlflection I. Th# Blal* shall be divided married woman'# »*P47*Jd thereto. In lh* attic* of lb* secretary of bill# making appropriation* of money em- posed of the counties of tladsden, l.lberty. _na| court Is held may Indlcl for offence# lla- Into political divisions to be called counties Becllon 1. A nroDtr( - may be stale, who s h a ll'la y lh* cam* before th* bracing distinct Item*, and Ihe part or pari* Calhoun, Kranklln. Eeon, W akulla and Jef- ■ble in th* criminal court. Upon th# finding Bocllon I. Th* several counties ae they real o r personal p p* anaa, v*B‘ * legislature al lla next session, and If lh* of th e bill approved ehall be lh* law, and fereon. of such Indictment th* circuit Judge ehall now exlet are hereby recognlxed a* th* legal J*” , .Vnu’e etraled tar the P*'* jfJ, same ehall receive tw o-lhlrd* of the vote# lh# Item or Item* o f appropriation dlsapTh# third Judicial 1circuit ehall be com - com m it or ball lh# accused for trial In tb* political division# of the Stale. prom* rtnereoi money Ihm*.. thereof; or for maney or ^ wf1,|rt present li ehall become a law. Droved ahall be void, unless reDaiaed ac- posed of lh# counties o f Madison. Taylor, crim inal court, which trial shall be upon IIIBecllon J. The legislature shall- hav* monsy tn sreor,------ s — bar power lo establlah new eounllaa, and lo upon any agreement ma (| w fio jl ] Section 1 ). (The bouse of representatives cording lo lha rules and limitations pre- l.afsyelle, Hamilton,' Buwanns* and Co* formation, _ of other bill* over lumbla. . " flection II. Th* eo*n ly courts In eounllaa change county line*.--. Every newly celab- for tha « " 7 prop,rty shall have th* sola .power of Impeachment; scribed_ for tbe passage but a vote o f tw o -th lfd »T o f all members the executive veto. The fou n h Judicial circuit shall ba rum- where euch criminal courts are established llehrd cou oly s h a ll-b e held liable for lie or for in* p n and material present s h a ll-b e required to Impeach any flection 1). In case of th* Impeachment posed of Ihe counlle# of Nassau, puvat. shall hav* no criminal Jurisdiction and no proportion o f Ihe then existing liabilities of “ 7 n» r- o r ror laovt------- - (n efflcvr; and all Impeachments shall be tried of Ihe governor, hie removal from office, llaker. Bradford, Clay and HI. Johna • prosecuting attorney. Ihe counly or counties from which It ahall “ •r h ” 0" 1 or repair*- or ,.,0Pi?ir*l by lh* senate. When tillin g for that pur- death, resignation or Inability lo discharge The fifth Judicial circuit ahall be tom Becllon 10. The clerk o f aald courl ahall be formed, rated upon the basis of th* «'on o f buildings. r or for **T,f°J sir poa# lh* senators ahall b* upon oath or his official duties, lh# powers and duties of posed of th* counties of ruln am , Alachua, be elected by th# electors of tbs county WT assessed value o f lh* property, both real m ,n >* “ P°n ner pr £ • (b(raon, wll» affirmatlori. and n* person ahall be eon- governor ehall devolve upon Ihe president tavy, Marlon end flum lir. which lh# courl la held and ehall hold o f- and pereonel, subject lo taxation wllhln lh# ®r oin er IBD°r . vlcted without lh* concurrence o f tw o-third* of the eenal* for tbe residue pf tb* term, Th* sixth Judicial circuit shall be com - flee for four year*, and hie compensation territory taken from any county or counlle*; knowledge ana cv» |Mf l #uc» c f the eenatore present. Th# ebnaf* may or until th# dlaablllly shall esaee; and lo posed of lh# counlle* o f Hernando, llllls- shall be Died by law. Ha shall also bo clerk and every counly acquiring additional tarBecllon *. The leglalotoraie carry 1st* adjourn to a fixed day tor tha trial ot any caso o f th* Impeachment, removal from of- .borough. Manatee, Folk - and Monro*. of the counly court. Tho sheriff ot Ihe rllory from another counly shall be held law* a* ahall bo necessary Impeachment, ST-* w a y fit tor tha purpose Bee, death, resignation or Inability pf tha - Th* Mvanth Judicial circuit shall ho com - county ahall bo tha executive officer o f said liable for lla proportion pf tho liabilities affect thla artlcl*. B -ft- v tm i ' 1 A - t , ■ 1 I .1 I I �Of tha war*boo*#rr ’ or i n n i l c m o l r tb* title o l |h« Iran* th* right to aequlra th« may ho doto provisions o l U.U Act, foatad by the levy ol tn attachment or exeliable Receipt Murt Moat State .eotiao the good* by a creditor Negotiable Receipts Moat Be Can- J e a T l I NeeotUble totiae upon ---------------------------- o_ l the. k tek F 1 Ve Claimed.—II P la in a o /l I# a m I r t lilla r a e A* b k v n A lU U e llA a a to too tbo Slam ware w ar*. ' ~ - - -■ Charge* .lor Which Llea la traealerer, or r am notification h u "?lrW‘ r “* ^ aa they were before alteration. w airn n u ainana lien ^ r • am m wetcit naa so ine | w i ano » w j i W B W M i e r e mer Material and Irauduient alteration o l a re- b*I?me doe may be aatlaaed aa follow#! chantable or fit lor a particular purpoeew btnreipt shall not cacuae the warehonaeaaan who Tf** warehouseman shall g i v e - a written ever auch warrantiea would hare beat la ™.. . —l. a i« _— -------- a• _ « . haiIm in ill* ttMi H Aft atiAhA bAMuni ih* tiiipii if iKs rnntrari of ih® m riiM Kail liffffl >■to application and during that ported haj . . . rj_ - r » 7 *bl« to hod c h a rg e b( escteeorU g w ork ee principal “ . or aeelalant fo r et looet two y ea rs Art or u d the amount to -C1CAFTER TIM — (Ne. I I I ), ACT Presiding fa r lb # Ct m IIo* a tablUhmeat o f a rio rtd j. BUM Board flo o o r U # Mtomlmbrm. . an K SK T. llO M fl. R lfU lA t lQ | _#• • C ll C ^ o f mun|e |p»| work*. Irrigation worka. w ater , gp[)|r worka, aewarage worka, drainage worka. Industrial worka. sanitary worka. h y dMuiin ■>naira mmjb aiM a ig^ | works orka ftnd and or worka oka su per- falsely tmperaonatlng a profeaalonal engineer jje j* Enacted br the LeetiUiur. c o f a Ilka or dltToront nam e Tho B oard may o( i.-loriifii* • 10' l ^ * 1,U,ur* °* •*»« State reroka a certlllcato o f rettitratton o f a proc ',,nn . “ ~ ... fsislOBFl fln tc r ffo o fr frsud s e t 11 in *4 rroni after the p u u r i aaj fetaloaal tn engineer fraud on or ddocolt In the tht . uCctioQ **, V r and 1" •• W tat ••curia* of hta cartlflcaU or fo r th« con- i PP|r.°\?* °* *■*•, Act, the Stata of Florid, vlctlon o f orlma. Proca«dlnca fo r the raroright to bring and miinftU o l wVrlt dsotgnod by n p r i l ^ l o n . r ^ l ^ M r o f tb# , up#rT|*fon o f the construction o f ora as a foram rorsman •upsrinisnoani !auen “' b w ork en or au p.rtn t.n d.n t for such a contractor ahall not bo doom ed to bo tbo practice o f professional engineering ___ __th* __ moaning _____ _______ ^ Nor ___ j| within o f this Act, ehall u bbthU A ct apply to a parson acting aa as aa ppu ----------He ottlcer employed by tho Rtate, a county or * municipality o f thU Slate on w ork °whore r wharo the the estimated aatlmatod coat coat ooff tho tha same aams is la or >'•* . (c ) **Prof•••lofiol Koglnt^r** m tam any peraon w ho practises profeaalonal engtnaar* [nf( g. ' . K _ _. . , _. _ , , PBC. Pec. It.s A A lfter l«r the 111* U first I«l U day B7 W o |f si Januarr. in u k l When Negotiation! Not Impaired .l i. f. t1 , . no person ahallv . practise prnfasstanai lli.a .L . .• n . . . u . __ T V . M. l t J I s w — » in ....a w (_ _ k . . . m.___ Fraud, Mistake, or Duress.—T b* validity sngtnasrlng without h aving bean Brat _duly rsgtat*r*d by th* Board aa a red and cotiation o f a receipt ia not Impaired 1 la by tha” ?act 'ih a t’ ]au«h' negotiation’ m a profamTonal angln—r aa~raqutrad b y UiIa A ct, ■ .. — - 7 - will breach dutr on the oart ol Ihe Derson mak- BOf okall any parson practise profaaalonat p»id withfc tty time specified Ihe goods , at In* th .ofnegmU^?on o r bv tho .natnssrtng whoso authority to p ractlr. I. ra ,or *nd » °M »>T »uction* ** - - - .n ? IUt*Pfe'-° L . . r in y.rZ t f!. 1 .1 voked by th# B oard; and aftar th* Brat , - *“, d, »P*1C*: . ----the receipt w ii induced by fraud, (ffty 0f January, 1911 tv t r y map plan and * • .,n oecordane* withthe term o f a nolle* ao mistake or duress to enlruat the possession ,,raw|n c requliwd by law to be esftlfi.d or auction may be or custody of the receipt to luch peraon. If approved by a professional •ngtnear ahajl ba hid to •atijfv any validclaim of the warehouse- the pfrton to Swhom the Sreceipt was negotiated eartlfiad or approved by. a professional angldnaet f . e t . l i l * k k a h e . & I i . _ . . i L . ---------* — T k . .a a a x .,..« . ^ k .M It. — --------1—. . ..,k e a . . . . . . a.. I __ . _ .1 ------------■- — . w AJoVa'tf o n d e r * t li’ ^ a V d a t V o n T . " " . " Mve*?rt c o u n t i n g b i d * o f f * U n f t d 't °* th* motion direct Its a ocm a ry to prafar such cfrt|ficg 'c i therefor in the n . i ,. , «r1 .t * Uo w * cnargsa Whan wnan charga* cnargas are ara p rrn srraa aaaintt Tr™ T An \ ®LI ,ur oiat* chargya .f.r r* d 1 again., ,urrr *a ,t * . ‘. _ in I . *.L ! * -oC! ? * _?««• a professional engineer, registered under tho 1l, r r , , “ ' rJ- fA1* *¥“ , r t n i t j u l bo brought ia provisions of this Act, tho Board shall dsalg- *"* name of the Stale o f rloridg by the State hb I| gnot ot iloos m ithan ff*^ ihPM nato thrao o__f __ Ita number __ aa_ _a comptroller. coilimlttoa to hoar hoar and and dofaraiina dsfarm lne aald In allsuch suits service coihmlttaa to aald „ gcc. gcc. S. S. In j i ----------. ^ >n<j p lM , for , h# h„ r|ng tiM chergea, A time and plaea for tho hearing emjpn m ir ^ had uoon non . P«kl»aald oommlltee eommlttoo and and aa copy ‘ , t “ 7 — - “ P®" “,n"on^^rerident " in io r n i and inn U ns h ill bo fixed by aald copy unthe chargaa, charge* logeths together with a notlco of J ? w? T" *"*'• «nd decree* pro confesto ooff tha d place for tht bearing, ahall bo »nd final decrees may be entered lit all th# lima and tho snail Da '.“ *r “ * eniereu in reupon to# accuaed or hU counial, at by the ealiting lavs appltlaaat ten day* b«fora tha data flxad for aald cable to other aulta in chancery invoWinf hearing. Where Wbara peraonal aenrioa service o r atnrlca aenrica me the title to real eatate^ ntate a \ * upon U(iun CUUUITI counsel cannot UUIIWI m ba vaffected umstm* m and aos# w such wv Sec. *J.0 There * MCI C ahall ■nail be UC RUACnCa atuched Ito n fyfry fa ct U csrUflsd. on oath by any parson duly bill o f. _ complaint filed under* thia Act a* eon! . ,.t k ..l..g a . m a b . I a « a t a a p w ta a t k a T lA a r .f * . l . r ... vO p J authorlaad ____» to «b* U * certificate or ta . c e r t ific a t e ;,d ~ P/ ahall causa tlmjag, th# first publication to b# to*which ?t lis°Mu?ht*to(«ulrt wd'aullh e^‘r!l thirty days prior to th# hasting. In two « , / * fV , .■ * 'i t 1? .fj,ch copy n .w .p .p a r . publlahad In tha section o f fh . P «n of lb* bill of co o Stats In which th# accused was last know# pUInt in order that objection by demurrer to practlaa. a n otice to tha sffoct that at a miy be made thereto* dafinlt. tlma and plac* a hsartng w ill b« Sec. A The bill of comptalnt ahall allege h«ld on tha chargac against tha accused upon the amount of unpaid taxes including thoie an application to revoke hla cartlficata. At attested and omitted, as to the Undt deacrib. L .g g I k . . . . . . a . .1 a ti a 11 I, a a a I n a f l g i l t _ a a _ Ja . ' ,a . " M _______ aaportanea cation of a carttfloata of rtalalratton ahall toil Inthe Chancery Courta of the St*t* ■ ara required In !>• begun br OUng with the Hoard a written the purpose of quieting the titles to all admission to a*- charge or uhargaa against tht accused. Tbos# acquired br the Sute. under lh« nroviafoa.' ny purchaser o l the receipt for vain* without nolle* of the alteritlon ahall require tho same rights against the warehouseman, which such Jh! W lT ih ^ T Z s T ^ T h T ls r HjJL wcclpt to fulfill their respective obligs .. .a « . sir____ _ „ ___ xv. Warranty Implied Prom AcPurchaser would hav< ------- 1 of a Debt.—A mortgagee, id not been altered _ _ _ _ holder for accurity of a receipt who chite. demands or 'rtceiveo payment Sec. li. I-oat or which *uch receipt ia security, __ _________ ____ _______________________________ ____ at _ a negotiable receipt has been loati or de­ tiorty to to aa draft for Jurtitiictlon (c ) A demand that the amount of th . claim whether Trom aa party dralt drawn drawn lor stroyed. a" a court of competent om one other other oefson not ■r the delivery o f the g ood , upon »a stated fo the notice, and of tucb further such debt or from any pei-K>o. ahall ahall not mar order ^ deemed d??mni to-represent tn ~tnmrrssr* or -to .y proof of such low or deatruc- cliim ** *ball accrue, ahall be paid on or be- by so doing be satisfactory . ea# 0 r #u‘ ore leas than ten .uaja .days -arrant tbg lion and upon the giving firin g ol of a bond with ' }“ !* ■ day lmentiond, 5 e^ wnB; Jnot ®1 ,c,# ! ,n *n ten warrant the genuineness gtnuinrneaa of of such auch receipt receipt or or th« tufficient surctica to be approred by the court ,romll1^* ld c,We.rJr o f #the notice if it It per- qoaotUy or quality of the gooda therein de- _________ may also in its otacretion oraer ,ne psyment of the warehouseman’s reasonable to r n and counsel fees. wnwai an ••• w><sv The delivery of the goods under order ,1a section, than of the court as provided in thia not lelirve the warehouaeman from liability to able .receipt ha» ri.s -a rT rilh er a. a defense to an kctlon brought against him for non dellvrnr of the goods. or s , an original suit, Whichever ia approprtatr, require all known claimants to interP's«c! 1*. Warehouaeman Has Hrsujnible Timo to Determine Validity ol C laim *.If some one other.than Ihe depositor or per son claiming under him hat a claim to the fill* or noiirfsion of the woods, and the J T ^ e° rn ‘ ^ ■*»•. elll01,|| * ° ° * “ 0U d*Hvtfed on demand to the person to whom such nr ?*.'!*. J ' " n. , . un<1, , 0 dell» " or «be noti justified in delivering the goods. .At sr\y good* ire *o told , , tim e-before the_ goods any person claiming a right of property, or lv>*eialon therein may pay' the wi'rehou.r'min ,he necessary lo astuly his lien and to P*T *h« reasonable espenses and liabilities incurred in serving noticea and sdvertiain , ( *d preparing for the Seo. It. Every certified profeeslonal engi­ by law for aaler under execution. __________ him. or to the adverse claimant, anti) the gooda on payment of chargea thereon. Other- sued have not been actually received by such *ood standing o f a recognised engineering __________ out of _ funds _____ ________ received,_ ___ first pay — th* ao registered under tht* Act who deelrea shall, warehouseman has had a reasonable time to * '* * the warehouseman shall retain posses- warehouaeman. or are not under hla actualT h * m e m b e r e o f the Board shall neer to contlnuy the practice of hi* profeeelon costs, to the respective parties entitled there­ accertain the validity of the adverse claim •*<»" the goo.Is according to the terms of control at the time of issuing such receint. ^ 7 * . ? * -t l w | 1 1 traveling accertain the id .validity of fll___ the __adverse « • " n r«« ,hC ,efm * ° ' gkatl X l V )V i l . t nf S Tm! yriiMS crim’e’ Tsn.i n d ssrwiel enn 3 g w 1 w Xl i 5 a ' shall an n ulll, p .^ lo th . t U c r .t .r , of the l0. H e shall t h « p a y t o the clerk of , h. . __ I r ■ _______ __________claim I _a« Illy i i f i m l PAnlMr-t nf <4*rt, .ail . . ^evtiillw Ba'11* ' . l h o r to bring lf*»l proceedings to compel all th ^ n a In a l contract of deposit. shall be guilty of » *nd ,UP°B con,,Jf’ Bee 4 . Every m em ber o f the Board shall Board a fee of |& on o f befor# ai day to be Cjfcu|t Court , u h ; mo U„ t as would he reclsimants to interplead. S e c . j l . Periahabl, and Hatardoua Goods, loa shall be punlsHkd lor each offense by r#0,|v# . c . r«in; , te o f hla appointment from n*ed by tha Board, for which fa . a r a n ..# o u r c h a i' or redeem The ..Id U« S e c -19. Advrrne Title la No Defense F«- - U , g ood , are of a periahabte nature, or by Impriaonmenl not -eaceeding five year, dr , h. O o v .m o r, and before t.eilnnlnc hla term c e r tlflc .t. of registration for t h . current ? P ^rr* A n y L ta n cc "hen remaining cept At Above I’ rovide^.-F.scept as provided peeping will deteriorate greatly tn value, ot by * fine not exceeding five thousand dollars, of om.-* .half nt* with the P.rrelary of year-shall b# Issued. .................. .. ’ „ ,* c t, '.hsll Tbe immedlstriv transmitin the two preceding aectlons. and in Section, by their .Klor, leakage, inflammability, ot or by both. (Bate h i. wrltHn oath fo r the faithful dls- • ««<=• 1* f t .halt, be unlawful for anjr pro- • h i. T .!2U!S5 a ! " T i n >, aad W. no• right or title ol , a third person explosive nature,*I. _ will be liable to injure -Bee. 41.sI Iaaua ,, , • . . a o il.,, a... ,MA*e ee _______________ _ _* lit a 4a, SSI m S A mmm damages caused, by the non existence of the -••bin thg time so specified, the warehousegoods or by the failure of Ihe gooda to cor- m,n m*Jr •r'l tbe n o d s atpublic or private respond with Ihe thedescription descriptionthereof thereofinin the (he **,c • « « witnout withoutadvertising. advertising. IfIf thewarehousewarehouse-----■’ - effort ia unable receipt at the time •of■ ita issue. If,• however, m*n *— " * r - a —--------* reawmable unable to to the goods are described in a receipt merely by **v ',wc , g |>0,‘ ». ne may dispose o f them In a statement ol marks or labels upon them, or *nf **wfcal manner, and shall incur no llaupoo packages containing them. M by a statfr b^( nf’ * ! ^ 1't i l e m s! le th merit ih i: (he ire tud to be foodv of * Pjoceeui of any ilia miue under the a certain kind, or that the packages contain- Je,m * °* *bi* "section ah( ing the goods are said to contain gooda of a in u m c " * y ** toe _ ______ certain kind, or by words o| like purport, m*de under .Ihe terms such statements, il true, shall not make liable section. ' -ft; 2 A „ ; ‘"d I.iabtlity for CaVe ,h' C o o d s -A Sec. JS. (foods Must he Kept Separate.— Except a. provided In the following section. a warehouaeman ahall keen the goods so far separate from goods of otner dri>ositora and from other goods of ihe same depositor for j t, which a aeparale receipt hay been issued, to permit at all limes the identification ' I *n * rc-deUvery ol the goods deposited. _ Sec. 3 . Fungible Goods May be ComF0f? ; mingled il Warehouseman A uth orlaed.-If ■uthorircd by agreement or by, custom. • warehouseman mar ramgtc fungible goods with other goods of the same kind and grade. In auch case tbe various depositors of the mingled gooda ahall own Ihe entire mass tn . common, and each depositor shall be entitled to auch' p it io n 'lb « « > f~ a ii d b g '.m o u V ," '^ of^the ^ .re h o u s e - or '«■ ■ bolder of the receipt given for the K<>,,,*s when they were deposited, even “ ,u c '* receipt be negotiable, _ „ „ •RF.CEIPTS. / T ? -. ^ttfoBatlon of Negotiable Receipts of Delivery.—A negotiable receipt may be negotiated by delivery-! k (a) Where hv the terms of the'receint the warehouseman undrTtake? tr^ ode'lU lu tu ic rel^tf^l'n me goous m* s h e T RT.A ? ,em undertake# io to deliver Ihe gooJ# b w e r . or by warebouaemin undertakes to deliver tbe goods lo ,he ° ,der ° * » P « c l f i e d person, and auch P, f »'*n or a lubactjuent indorsee of the recejl>« h»a Indorsed blank — J it In M— - “or -to 'b«arer. ->'here. by the terms of a negotiable re «h* * < * * ! . . « deliverable .5 brarer or E 9 a S 'J t S S a S k t t S la ?S fc“ i „ f e e.T T rJ ne5?AU|,'y ,k ? can not readily b« attached or levied upon by ordinary legal' proce**. See. TI. What (Talma Are Included In the Warehouseman's Elen.—Subject to the pro­ visions of Section >0 , warehouseman ahall have a nen nn0 ^ i . i drA 7 .,^U,e.m*n 'T t " •da thereof In h ia hsTd **1 fo e ^ Ill^ s J b d proceed* . far f.tnrseT m .I m u ryBLi* * ,* /.* H ^ i^ V ,be f*-*— ° tbe fd T ^ ce d Interest a * labor, vrtlghing, cooperage, and other charges and expenses In relation to such good*; also for all reitonsble charge* ind expense, for notice, and ailvertisementa ol sale and for to o j , wh-re default has h m m id* In i l i t k s .tn h o u im s V . I t a " “ ' ’ SJF \us.V. ,L . * i— W ._ eL| a ” tn* Lien of £ E sn - _7 .-»!o ,.CL —• II prOTl , ’ ° ! Section n , a warehousemans lien may be enfofoad— ’ ■ Ag^nat all goods, whenever deposited, (ng to the peraon who Ik liable a* for the clalma In'regard to which the A*a*lrt»d, and t ( t ) Against all goods hrlonjing to other# nds belonging other* which have been deposited any time lira* by tht tb* railed at anv Person I* liable aa debtor for Aho claims , _ who -----------------In regard la regard to which th* Hen W asserted U •ach person been to ao entrusted withwith thiatb# •neb personbad bad been entrusted BC*#e#rtoa of the goo It that a Pledge of tha ■law b y him at tM time ol the deposit to naa who took Ihe goods In good faith lor rafoo would have bean valid. . -fc .v v: V ______ — ----------- ------bond In such corporation, dec 1*. The outsfandln “ T fid ^ n c^ n c^ 'led .5 V u h ou t hpl'aln? amTi|nt a n d 'T rlth ‘ such suretl ea as may be - * - ■ * -----—— • 1— ~ n ----- ------ _ _ crl'mi. " and" u p o n ’ conviction" ah ail " b e s s s S s a is f specified person " II endorsed to a In conveying the title to them to a purthas rton il ma|r be again negotiated . W l^ e er tn good faith for value would bind th , such rn on In luch n pcrson In Mink blank, in to hears, fe a r .) owner, and a negotiable receipt is issued for ind .nrmrnt of of auch them, they cannot thereafter, t ................... nade In like"m annerq oaarssion of the warehouseman, .. . , , . nt i I? r r.inrm*AW t. . r . Int y garnishment Ahm* * ■ or or otheywl °.,1hen***l ° f I.be ,rr*ed „ r!» In L ° L , J? .V,. ,P*i, i h. onl«?? lhe Lh-1 , ,.i!_F?.n. . - ' T be first surrendered ed to the warehouseman, or f«l* »'»d hr delivery may be transferred by ita negotiation ennioined. The srarehousemsn ,he bolder by delivery to a purchaser or donee, be cqmpetted lo deliver A non-negotiable receipt cannot be negoshall in no case L_ _ _____ ______ ____ un listed, receipt Ihe actual poasrsslon of the good# until th . W S I Pand the indorsement . . . ol. such . . a. -----.. receipt it surrendered lo him or Impounded ■•»*» lhe transferee no additional righ t by the court. Sec. 40. W h o May Negotiate a Receipt.— Sec. M. Creditors! Remedle. to Reach N t ' " “ 'P* ^ t o t l.t e ifgotiable ReceiptS.-^crCditor whose debtor is nj uee^n In Zhnn?\h. ru>..e..lnn ip ritfed T o °.uch TlFirttm* ^ r u 'o t ^ I n n m nriate Turisdie.lt, L ' l„T ?,„«h £ Bee. » f . _ So Marked.— , car, agent. who Iaaua additional knowing ------ _ «r c L ^ y o'f The recllp . h .T b e .'n ^ t r u l u d b.» ,h* ° r n« r* » b T »be »•” »>• of the receipt. _ pun- *»*P a srg J rp a rz:g . ___ _________ ____ [ "I* ■ record o f all certificate* o f H,5** '.'J s s ‘d52i « h; r : a wr ^ . w a W h ’ i,“ v ..5 T , is r i i ' r a w ir . hoUMm .n - g^oda. of which h. a w s t t c -, ; :: s ^ who d_.po.lt* * ^ $ , 0 ^ 1 n Z fr no, ‘ prov.Tad for In tht. Act the r u W of law and sKjulty. inciuoing m ana in - SpsnicudL -h_et relating . 1taw ^ . . mcrcneni, S t e 's -. u!!c r ' “t h ,n!.. ruUi to th . law o '.f "principal *nd ,g fn , ,nd 10 •"* *fffct °* ir,ud» ml*' representation, dureea or coercion, mistake, *'>nkruptcy. or other Invalidating cause, •hall govern . . . .. _ __ . Shall O lv* Effect —T h l. A ct shall be so* Interpreted a nitrued a# lo #ffecluat* Its general purpose . . . to m ake uniwit* during certlf. js& xiftsi Ss” " ® w s £ mi £ 8 . , T f M ’ i 2 £ T :£ a v i n r 1! ; ;s ? hori.V°d ^ ^ c r ic c ^ r o .e s s i o n a l engtneer- t o U ^ ^ t h e C o t a t i l n w h l c h ' the* S l T u ing, or ahall use in connection with kit narnt. eommfnc, d fh l„ mMk In rfd |nk on Ihe reor otherwise assume, use ° r * " r . cord of tax sale certificate, which he Is relitlo or or designation ironuirrJ b law |aw to kfFO kw p ifflln it HI ,|| tlg UUO urviguaiiou tending in im m to w convey the • ••• nil retl hr tli certi- • • tatlts • afe leased ^ ' the “ i words pression that he ia A Pr.° '"/I'xu^u ^rtes up^t which thereafand any person who V ,’ ° "Suit instituted by Comptroller" and l........ . lenllv obtain tn T certificate , K * 1* 1 ’ ter no redemption or purchase of auch certi° r w ho ihall aW o r abet #uch buymg. aeliing f,cllp majr ^ except at pro>l«1 e4 bj __ or fraudulently obtaining, or who ihall prac- c fction 7 ’ 1 . li . a cX * n Had o f ‘ icf- °.r. ,or , d »*T‘ l ” . * 3 P ', c l ' c; ’ S s ic . V 7 All land, conveyed to the Board It* pro- hold himsell out as authonred .Pr*c**f* nf Commissioners of Stale Institullona under from t h . professional engineering under cover of any ,h(. royU|on, o( th|, A ct may be sold and provided, certificate obtained or laaued frauduently, or tnn^ y r^ by „ | d Hoard under such rule* - ‘- " a n y unlawfully, oe u.n dw t l r,uduJ#° 1l' and regulation, as they may lawfully nreccrib*. of auch axpenaea ba paid by tha fltatst o f tio n . or wilful mU.talcment of fact fn a ma«. A „ rton ^ m in g into the hand. «f| •“ ch J)*orlda n or b# charged against aald State, terial regard, and any person who shall prac< of the Board of Commissioner* of State Insti­ Board shall be antIIled or attempt or advertiae to practice, or Th# mem bers o f tha Bos th eir traveling and ho* |)o)d himsell out as authorised to practice tution* under the provision* of thU Act. **• to relmbureement for the a* herein otherwWe provided shall be ln.r “ rrTd. ! " treasury subject to Ihe control of knowing that a negotiants r*celp(. the negotlatlon of which, would transfer th* rtght lo the poaaeaeton o f auch goods, la ou tfta n d ln* ■n<> uncancelled. without obtaining th* of luch reCeipt at or before the JTm. of auch d . U v . T ^ a l l . e a .* . Praytd.d for In a c t i o n . found guilty of a crim e, and upon „ ahall be punished fo r eaeh offenaa feeding on# prlaonmant not exceeding 11.0*0. Bn* not rxeeedlns 6» ^ V " » . t ,, K n e ^ r V o r W ort, nation any candidate w ho p a y . a fee of r t f O o o d a -A n y .P*r#on the rouri Is satisfied that Ihe petitioner Is the and riehllut owner ol the lands, the said suit shall dismissed Upon payment into the registry the court an amount sufficient to pay atl taxes due with Interest thereon and all costa nn, b -inir ,hen end expense* of every nature Incurred by the shall. _s.„ ‘•kJtBhTJM A t. M ^ . ^ o t t c e of _a_H. n t e ^ , . e h .M ;b . given *■ lloerd i ,n,i| uc Hum, u. - ....Hu..-—..- . n conviction'.heriof conviction thereof .Hall ahall be punished punlahed . „ J upon cost*, fee* and expenae* In* Comptroller In bringing auit* _____ ___ ___ which may be dismissed on invaUd, unlawful. a '* »account « o n n , of any Invalid, unUwlut. e« r7 r"ow™ ‘ ' F0riM S il-l2 “ « fe - “ E " .i * - d.i' l.“ n_ “ ^15. ' ° rB " E . a m t n ^ n fo r regt.trat.on .h a ll h. held at regular or epeclal m eeting, or the iioard at such time* and •« at such nitres .ith ln tf *h . Htat. in each y e.T . e th . Fto.rd ahall determine. The ecope o f th* examlnatlona and th# msthoda nf procedure ahall h* prescribed by th* Board. T h e examination may b . eith er oral or partly oral and partly written. As soon as practlcabta after tha close o f **ch .la m in a tion th* member* o f Ihe Board w ho ahall have conducted euch examination ahall m a k . and sign and (lie A «k provided that ^ r e p r .c ticin , « " h,ln ‘ t 1* Suie he .hsll hive »Pp>'ed «or u s n ii uj ^ mm- °v.f - ---------- - — «toe * 'mand tion ahall have paid th. lest ptMcribcd in thia Act tor admission to examination. See. 9) Thia Act ahall not apply to any architect registered by the Stale o| Florida, u n d ,r ,h e p T o v is i o n .o f the Act creating the c , . , . n __ 5 ai Architecture. nor to any of th# context or eubject m atter oth er- eaeh candidate, whereupon th# Secretary o f requires. "A c tio n " Includes counter th* Board shall notify each candidate o f th* bee. B . Ibis Act tnau saxc xnacs insanedialely upon ita passage aad approval by the Governor. Approved May IS, 1917. 1 1rialm . aet-ott. and eult In equity; “ D ellv- reeult o f hie examination. ery" meana voluntary transfer o f poeeeaelon Bee. 10. Upon receipt o f an additional fe# from nn*peroon to another; "fungible good*" of 1 1 0 the Board ahall Iaaua.to any applicant meana good* of w hich any unit Is. from Ba who has boon cactlfiad aa having passed the nature custom, treated as examination conducted by the Board a cors s s s !or? tby; «marcantila j a* sany w other unit; "g ood # " tlfieat* o f registration algned by th* Preal merchandise In storage, dent and Secretary nf the Iioard. under th* p r w h lr h ha*_'been or• la abopt (o be etored; eeal of tb# Board, whereupon each applicant ,hS pr^, a”,? nan*, rts of ol laws In conflict ®f_P#.T!f. 0 a - . k. .... __ ____ r .rv° a.rtctlv’ wmoly with ^ y him any o r all an •** is* **; » k " t demanded by finding at iae time of aoeh ra, tiring outal ■ . __ __ ____ dem. more demand two y e m i oor, w o n and wtall his receipt, or that ol h i a y j , T - ^ l 4nli »«ent or attorney therefor All aoeh ( T tax certificate* upon which «u | t*, reb rou f shall he « l f d .,in_FrH f .nCl . i l l L j h,. - ^ S . “ f thereafter ahall not be subject to a*ie or redemption. Sec. 11 The w orj "coa ts" at used In th** Art Thill Include f derkt of eour< this Act be and the tht fee. Art oshall Include the fee* o f c and sheriff's publication fees, feet of guir ' ana ad litem appointed to defend Intant unknown defendants and compensation to Comptroller** attorney, or attorney* »o •>* filed by the court. ■ . . . . ,i,f Sec. .I(. Aet Into «ff»rt tn» Hi— . . T o carry this ...,- ----one of Comptroller I* authoriAH ,o , n’ P,<’ r iorstey or "« > « attorney, at law. but »ttomey. •h*U, . 1reeel» * . ^ p T r t of ".P. « *“ ' b »• ,he co" rt*< A /p r o se thecorta «be costa andexpensrt and expense# o fb r t n g fo g * n d £ « ' ln« *he I” M l . i . In « » • Sfc- ,s - ^ ' ’ ( " J J“ d f , r,b v repe*lcl. ct wt1** with tnl*A ACS ‘ are flt£* .Tf.ri n rrriir J * c*. •— s « - 1 1 T f'i* Act ^ • n 1' w1,2 i *<r*e* « " , # °P«r»tive October 1. Approved June (. 1917. CHAPTER 7408—(N o. 1(7 ).. rtion S of 'Chapter A N ACT to Amend Section SMC nf the Ij v i of Florida ids. Approved June Providing (th , 1IU. Entitled "A n Aet A t. ------------ for been entrusted or il at .the time, o f such >■ me the Distribution * of the Fund. Funds Recefved Recefved From the Forest Reserve, in Thia Sute, in Accordance With An Act of .Congreta, Approved May 23d. 1908, Appropriating Twenty-five I*«r (fo n t'o f the Reieiptk From » h’>m • negotiable receipt ha. beexl duly ne- or p i U g J : ’ T Includes a corporation and countries and shall record those In the National Forest Reaervea In T h l. State or mors parsons h ay- which. In th* tha Judgment Judcmtnt o f th* Board, alandKOtfa1**! acquires thereby— or partnership for the Benefit of the School# and Roads (a) Such title to the gooda a* >the perron Inc a Joint orecom m on Interest; to "p u rch a a i" arda not low er than thoao provided by this Th* Recretary o f tha neaotiaring the receipt To Act are maintained negotiating lo him Had o r had Include* Includes to lo taka tab aa m ortgagee or as pled*##; _ ------------In Ihe Counties In W hich Said Reserve* Are Board, upon the presentation to him by any Situated." »billty to convey to a purchaser In good'faith ;;p u rch «.,r" Include, mortgagee and , ledge*; ............................................. R E SO LU TIO N S AN D MEMORIALS*or value, and also auch title to the goods "receipt" means a w arehous. r^-elp : "v a t- person o f satl.faetory o v ld .n r o that A uf b Be It Enacted by Ihe Legislature o( the State HOUSE JO IN T R E SO L U T IO N JJO - ^ lo„ ( pjofjd#; ■ « . .u , denosltor or meraon l o whose ord er the **• any eonelderatlon eufBclent to eupport peraon holds a certificate o f regtetratlon _ " a . ,1 l - T , i . v lhni a stmpla contract. An antecedent or pr*- sued to *ueh person by proper authority In c « . , i an 1 Thu 0 *<-tln„ 1 of r h . o t , , CVA A JO IN T R E SO LU TIO N Amendment to Section K o f Article ^ h .d .h lli.J m J n v T . •*'•“ " « «bllC*tlon. w h.th er for money or any such Blate, territory o r country an Vox L l jl l !!, Ihe Constitution of.the State of FToriU *be r*F* p* , d or . i i . ! i . ta, con vcT *° not. ronatltutra value where a receipt lo eorded. and upon receipt by him of a f*« ®f Florida. Approved June4lh, * JlurcJl**tTMi 0 * ° ? 4 **i,b ^°,r J*'ue« •"<* taken either In aatlafaetlnn thereof or a* of |>S, ahall Iaaua to auch p«r*on a certificate HIS. be and the same1* herebyamended »o Itlins to TWRatfon. ____. . cut# / b ) The direct obligation of the warehouse- .^-urlty therefor; "warehouseman" mean* a of registration under thle A ct. signed by the a* to read aa follows: ' It.R ev iv ed by Ihe Legislature of tb« =>< n^n to hold possession of lh< good* for him person lawfully engaged in th* buelneee o f ITeeldent and Becretary under the eeal o f Sec. 2. That th* Comptroller of the State of Florida: . ____, , e.rtion • tccorj|ng thc terms qf Ihe receipt as fully storing good* for profit. tha Board, whereupon th o per eon to whom o f Florida I* hereby directed lo ascertain That.the folfowln* amendment 0^ ^ ^ , aa If the warrhouaemap had contracted dl*** A (hln* la don* "In good faBb*. euch certificate ta teeued ahall be entitled to (r o m the records of the General Land Office rcs .iy wi|h him within th# meaning —h e n 't** * 'p —rtjtieges --------------*------J if o f t h l e A c C w t la a U t h-----i r j g------------h t a and conferred by *a or 'olher -Depart men ta^ .................. in ' 'washVngton ’ the c !, .^ r'|Clpi«rt !J reining to°Edticktk>« U het*; lly , whether It b . d o n . certificate Uaued a K . / **am tnatlon by th* n^mber o( , £PM 0f |.’ d aitustH In the a ^ - ^ ^ V r r e ^ to lnd .hxff be .ubmltted t, See. U . Right, o f Per«Ht to Whom a Re*]«"• r ho" Ma«»r. celpt Has Been Transferred.—A person to r J1 *• Not Apply to E xisting fle e /I t . T h . Itoard shall at > n y tlm a .o n electors of the State fof_»d? ptl^ **g***$Jj: whom a receipt hat been iranaferred but not n ,c ,ln la .—The nrovfalona of'thla Act do negotiated, acquire* thereby, a* against the " Pply to recilpfo m ade and delivered transferer, the title of the goods, subject to to th . taking effect o f this A ct the term# term# oG oDany any agreement agreement with with the the Iran#Sec. the tranaBee. (0. (fi. Inconsistent Ineonatatant Legislation napeated. ferer. **——All Alllaw* tawaororparr# parrso of f law# lawsInconal Inconsistent ferer. vV ■etiy repealad. repealed. . If tbe receipt la non-nagotlabl* auch person thia Aet ar* harebr W hen th# Act also acquire* th* tight to notify th* scare*•«-•*- J im . th* *-■ Takee Effect. bousemtn the transfer euch J*1** A0* •ball tak# effect upon It* becora bouirm in of of tbe transfer to t< him pf receipt, and thereby to acq Il1<l. . dlrrct '" f ie * *|W Nam# o f A e t —Thl* * o l m ay OH oblUatfoa of the warehouse™ houacnuii to hold po# a* tha U niform Warahoua# Bacalpta #casTon of tbe g o o d , for hiIm according to th* term* of the racaipt A p p re-O d M ay 11, 1917 ‘" ‘i r . ! . , - i . » 5 M i s W J 3 '- a s s a iis r a ; r �u /fc w r a m ™ , s ''Jrtit lo til* Conititutiou ol Florid*. a j J j j g a o l e d b7 til* Legislature ol tht State f i l l Article X J X o l the Constitution o| the 5uU ol Florida. b* and the stale I* hereby V T -ijid to a* to, read aa. _______ followi: she m* manufaesur* * Article X IX , Section 1. the of all alcohoiu*1^ 7 , barter or exchange beverages whet I,.* utozieating liquor* and _ __m vlnntia n e m i 't are her<l.» u V See* L-» **t an example that I* detrimental to the beat Interests of the country in tue preaent e m u and baa tendenc to withdraw .................... erisia haa a tendency labor n0l^ . nDC*ti*r,J .T " ' r5 /°r* ’ . _ lie It< Rraolved by Legislature of the State in u - • the -------------------- ------------------01 cifii • n i!i! * • •. .. . . tr °* i * .................... * " -i.i?nmi•***‘°n anembletl, that wc we i . r nnli- acaslon memorialise Congress! *” 1 . . .c on*cfjpi dollar* aa well as men, through 'Ihl!?* -n0. ? trF* 8 r*Ju*,f<l Income * 1L*01*®* • it° .. income* over glades, Including theG overnor and otolr mem' bet* of the Board of Truitee* of the Internal * Improvement Fund, be requested to appear at such hearings and to preapnt auch facta and any and and all all phase* phase* of of the the aubaub. ... data — - on any I*61 I*41 aa *• may be calculated to add lo the Ininformation of the'member* of the Legislature amt i« aid In M in.In* ahnui a nrartirable and to fn brlnglug about practicable »pd satisfactory aolution of the drainage proK lem. and that for this purpose the joint comto' summon aummon mittee aforesaid be empowered to t*.j w~ - ^ . . --------------— SE N A TE C O N C U R R E N T R E SO LU TIO N NO. 23. Be It Resolved by the Senate, the House o f Repreientativei C oncurring:* That the ium of 1150. or at much thereof aa may be neceeaary. la hereby allowed the Secretary cf State---for the purpoie of em-----------. -----------ploying a proof reader to assist In getting read) out the Session Laws, . 1817. ’ Same to be paid out <fl appropriation Ifor expenses of Legitpaid by the Comptroller lature, 1917. to be pa OUR ORGANIC L A W EXTRACTS. IM THE CONSTtT ON OF FLORIDA County, Florida; and NO. U. of the Legislature the State o l Florida to PREAM BLE. that our representative? in Congress be He It Resolved by the Senate, the House Whereas. The scene of Dade's Massacre Is present with their proposition in detail to the respectfully requested to use all honorable W e, the Feople o f the’ State o f Fldrfda, grate­ Concii[Ting: one of the historic, point* o l thia State and government at W ashington; therefore, he it mean* to bung about Iheae result*. ful to Almighty Cod for our constitutional should he marked by auch fitting mtmorial; SENATE M E M O R IA I, I. NO. 1 Resolved, That the Legislature of the State ftlA And that the s r ./.J , , „ i e ! . t..ti t That our Senator* and Representative* at thoti liberty, in order to secure its blessings and SENATE M E M O RIA IA L Requesting H of Florid* doe* hereby commend to the Congress nith each ot ,b * *urJ Washington be requested and instructed to and .to form a more perfect government. Insur­ to Use Their Effort* o n . to Have til. ?Srt J'f S IT Memo,Ul “ f rep" ‘ ' n ,,,ir t * * oI use all honorable m Lna « have New Smyrna. W hereas. There haa been introduced In the National government the use of these land* as ing domestic tranquillity, maintaining pqbllc St Andrew* Properly “ Congress, of the United State* -of America a mentioned above, and it further recommends fr ly Fortified Againtt the Approved May » 1917 Volusia Copnty. Florida. made k Tort of Coni order, and guaranteeing equal civil and po­ ' Entry: . • . bill making apnropriation for auelt memorial; fl'at it Five the. saM proposition a thorough Fntmie* of the UJnited-States. n lt e _ ___ litical right* to all, do ordain and establish investigation, , believing that a regiment o f Where**. The Port of St. Andrews ..... HOUSE MI M olt I i t v n * That the -SecpcLiry of State Is hereby in­ he It and this Constitution. vicinity have a population Resolved. by the House o f Representatives, farmer* armed with implement* of agriculture sulation of over 10.000 and A M E M O R IA I to she r-„s, xtmrted to furnish each of our Senator* and Declaration o f Rights. bcatesl there are great the Senate concurring. That the movement on can d 1 more In this Stale towards meeting real milling mllliryt plant*, pl.n i, one of o e j S.aVe. oi Amenca A.kinw Tha I, Adon. Represent*!,ve* at Washington wltq a copy Section l.I. All All men men ar« arq equ equal before the the part of the Ladies' Civic League of Rush- the world wide demand for food studs, in Section .American the l J SSpanish ^ n i ^ T,^i. P * * J * ,Ocean£ ! ° pt of this Concurrent Resolution. which ia known aa at the German Certnan-Amerlcan •be OOld Trail lliguway—the nell, Sumter County. Florida, to establish few months, than other localities can do fn law, and have certain Inalienable right*, among I.tuuher Company, and practically owned by toO cra n , Gull Coast Highway, from Miami German capital: and and ‘lamp*. Fioi.„a, to Whereat, The aald port has a depth of 21 fornla, aa a National feet over the entrance bar sufficient to perRe-Grade, Widen the pit large hostile men-of-war to enter: and Maintain Ihe Bridges 1, * Whereat, The greater portion of tne popuHighway Crosses Navi Ution are wllhln E mile* of deep water out­ U te Federal Convict L. side the Gulf of M exico and in easy gun the Use of State Convicts ... , range of even the tmaller war vesseli; there tion of Said At Hilary Highway, From Those glades, with C . , u. , . ,, , , , -. loir, be It „ ■ same whenever the public good may require States Only Though Which Said Higliway It: showing but a narrow atrip ol Dade, Itro. Slate is hereby authorliesf and requested to i m i - c r - r / u m i i t > n p , . v Resolved, by the Legislature of the State Paste*. • ward an.f I'alm Beach Counties a** being dry Jfnd a copy of this Resolution to lion. If. J. H O U SE CO N C U R R E N T RESO LU TIO N jt ; but the paramount allegiance o f every citN O . 21. * Iren Is due to the Federal Government, and the of Florid*. That our Baflwilann iti> 1 1 In ConW here*.. A state of war now exists b7- l*nd suitable for habitation. ' and the same H/ane at Lakeland H onda, representing the grrst be and are herebjr respectfti ‘ ..........................-• Firat Congressional District o f thl* State A CONCURRENT R E S O L U T IO N Extend- V * o p l« o t '*»•• Sttte have no power to dis­ and urged to exercise e v < ing the Time for Completion of the Inve.tl- •'»'»* }}• connection •«r*w lth. at once to hxve Con«rep* tftiinji by the Committion Appoints! Under . 3- The rlyht o f trial bjr Jury iruil authorities to take immediat Chapter CKO. Acts 1915. to Investigate the he W ir e d to all. and rematninvloiste forever protection of the aaid Need of a State Institution for the Care o f Section a. All ci.urts In this State thal J>e by proper fortification* .... t 1 open. «o that every -person map printed recently Epileptics and the Feeble-Minde*. , for any Injury are reserved by the United Stjte* Govern\\’ her connection Weekly ol New York City. In --------------------, - ------ ------ - - , . Whereas, The commission appointed under done him In hi* lands, goods, person or reptrThere—is hvire ses coast unprotect ment at the entrance to the aaid harbor; he it ed In t >n thin in any other part ol v-ill* the following description ol Florida! HOUSE CO N C U RRE N T RESO LU TIO N authority of Chapter 6920. Acts of 1915 to *»*lon shall have remedy, hv due course o f on '* farther . our- country d "The map accompanying should tie of interest NO. 3. make iqvestlgation as to the need of a iatate law' and right and Justice shall be administered Resolved. TOM State—he•— re. , Whereas. . i _ . i i the . . . » Secretary .i - of ---------- - , - R r * are few railroad facilities to -f» c r y reader of Viereck's Weekly. It is Where**. The pnsplr of Russia, through institution for the care of the epileptic* and without sale., denial or delay. quested to man exen ot our benators and in said sectiotX suitable for the transfiortation -o phot'graphic reproduction of the large, their representaliveo havr. with rare self- feeble mided has reported progress in making Section J The free everyise an I enjoyment Representative* in tongre**, under his aeal, of troop* from Vne coast State* map * -- *------------------------— « ®f. religt'oqs .. - • ____ o( . . . the . . . United ______ r which ........hangs ..... fn ... our* office. Each tiny ---------possession in.the------x splflt.'oi democracy, without a_ ----survey of the number o f children among profession and worship shall fori copy oi incnc rcioiutionf. *• • t o the other, arM the local dirt M i l* are not 'lot represents a city, town or village whertf * bloodshed or violent upheaval, substituted the population belonging to this class num- rv,-r b* allowed In this State, and no person Approved April 19. 191*. passible, by heaYy,- motor driven trucks aul- we have subscribers. You may notice that free, self government for autocracy In their brring between IK) and 1.0(W; and ‘ ball be’ rendered Incompetent-a* a witness on* fidently large m lcirry heavy guns from one in the State of Florida there are not many otgtn iird governmeqt, and _ Whereas. The State has made no adequate account o f hi* religious opinions; hut the libHOUSE M E M O R IA L NO. J. sertion toanothlr; and slots; but asFlorida is largetvcovered by Whereas. We. who love liberty truly and nor practical provisions for the cire and treat- f r , 7 ° f eonsrlenee hereby secured, shall not be TO M E M O R IA L IZE the Congress 0f ,hf Whereas, We (Viiese it to he one of the *be Everglade* (great rwamp* inhabited only rnjoy tbe blessing* <*f freedom and of equalmerit of this class g L cb lld ren ; and * »o construed a* to justify licentiousness or United Slates to Pass and Sijhmit an mom important a'V ts in time ol watfare an I hv the picturesque Seminole Indians) onr n p p .rtnnitie* and rights, know how to value Whereas. We ercogtnr* the obligation upon practice* subversive of. or inconsistent with Amendment of Constitution ot ol th u, the s,s,nssiiuiion the <me ito lhe-sp be it cane ot of the most Itkting !\|ting in time of peace, to apents anew* base have hail had consuteralilo considerable 'lifticutly difficulty in slothroe things; thin_g*:_be ,. * Ihe State Tor this special care and treat- Ihe peace or moral safety of the Stile or ton,,cd vtatea to the Several Stairs I’ropo*. have sald'military lauhssay—a.- a preparedness ’in.- business there." And • .RdsqKed. Ry F * ' the Legislature ' -o| Florida, m ent; and ciety. g ,N ation.tvtde irohibitm n n| the 9iami. measure— for Interns?protection oi our h'm e* Whereas. Northern paper* arc regularly es^prrssing thr sentiments of our peoph people, that Whereas. Th? Committion now appointed Section 6. No preference' ahall h- given i UwC!t B*rtcr or Exchange of Alf against foreign Invasion; ’ printing similar stories, a* for es.imple a sVr greet Russia as a member of the family ilesire a further extension of time for the per- h’y law to any church, sect or mode o f worship. leonouc or intoxicating Liquors orJJever. Re ft Enacted by the Legislature o| the State recent.Intrrvfew, in the Daily G l'b e of A fqund ______ ____________ - tch i-’ of State* whose governments are founded on lection of their latsora, and that they have and no money shall ever be taken from the ° f Florida; » 'n, Kansas, with aman whospenttne past the consent oi thegoverned and rejoice that used only a minor portion of the appropriation puhlie treasury directly or Indirectly fn aid hite at tu t those conception* o f freedom, right o f $.V*) made by said Art of 191.1: therefore o f any church, sect or religfout denomination. ‘ ....... ‘~1" “ sure to Russia a Re f| Resolved by the Honor of Repreienta- or fn aid of «nv sectarian Institution. . free Government, live*, the Senate Concurring: . Section y. Thr writ o f habeas corpus shall our cordial eon That Ihe commission authorised and ap- be granlahle speedily and of right, freely and 'uragemeot lo the pointed under Chapter 6K0. Act* of 1915, to without cost, and shall never he suspended anher . investigate the need of a State institution for IrA. in rase of rebellion or Invasion, the pubjle ing nation wide prohibition of the mintifac through tbe Gull Coatl Stit*** t*> ('atifornla: t> man wbo ownt orange *»r gripyfraii* groves HfK'lvr.l, i coj»v *>f t!ij« f^^olutirtn be* tbr cute of rpiltpticB anti fceblr mintlft! in h.ifr!v miy refjnirr it^ irt«p<nflf,n •ture . -ale. barter or exchange of all alcoholic take charge ol iblc hodir-l niale S’ atr c»n whti Un*t anviO'M t«» ®ell Hattle vket are fe>r'%ar«!r I tbe ^i*crrtjfx of Mate to the (hit State and make a rrjkort at thii >r«iion Section B. K ifM tiv f t**if not be re Or intosicating liquor* or •beverages, be it 'ic t t in Horida, AlaVinn. I >ui«iana. T r\X%, thick tint when inhabitantt of tbe town l*feai'lrnt -(f J' «* Umna Huitia. of the I.egitfiturc. be and is tiereby author* qiilrn). nor exceptive Tmei |»e imnoae^f. nor further . New Mexico, Aritona and California, and to .'•> ohI at ti ght, they have to have torch#Approve,| April JO, I917. Uejl ^to continue tbit Investigation and maiLe cruel or untmtaf ptmfthment or Indefinite lm* Resolved. That the Florida delegation In place alto to work »»n tii.l rmd all able-bodied tight* <»n the end «tf their cane«. or carrr \t*c i * r m - r t i D D r u T . . r e n t n r r o s i *. ,U,J « P p r fa t the next ensuing seesion of prisonment he allowed, nor shall witnesses be Congtrst I* and it is hereby requested 'to male I eder.il convicts now m prison who were flashlight* to frighten sntket off tbe Hde- It H‘ H ’ SI CO NCURRENT R E SO LU TIO N the Leg ,lature: unreasonably detained. use all honorable meant to bring about the sentenccd from taid stales, an I .to put said walks The snakes are big rattlers, st* to N^ I Section 1. He It Resolved bjr the That the amember* of tald committion are Section 9 All pertont tball be bai abte by patmgr of. this amendment; be it further work in operation at ortoe, and to push the ten feet Ion** anil men. women an*l children Ifoil sc of Representatives, the Senate Con- hereby authorlied to present to the State tnfficient sureties, except for capital offiencee, Resolved. That the Secretary of State be rome to a Speedy completion.. have to wear leggins or lx>otv** And currlng. That a committee o f five, three of Comptroller their Itemlted account for ex* where the proof is evident or the presumption •I* instructed lo mail a copy of this resolution to Resolved, further, further. Thai That tb the Florida Sena Whereas. The author of this libel on Florida whom slaatl be named by the Speaker of the pensei while encaged In the performance of errat etch ol the Florida Senator* and Repreienta. tor* and Representatives . resentatives In in Congress be and and ran point to the government map to verify House and two by the IVesIdent o f the Senate, their duties. aq5 'upon being’ duly audited. ~ Section-in No person shall lie tried for Sfct lives In Congress of the United States. .they l •- requested- to - place • . . . . lm h „ claim thxs I- 1* swamp an 1 water and he appolhted as a committee 'to Insrenigatf the the State Treasurer I* hvrrbr authorfiesl *- a capita] crime ' are ,hereby this nr other fetony. tinies* on Approved April 20, 1917. thefirst day ol January. A .'D jipproriil April 19, 1917. iji>. . HOUSE M E M O R IA L .. A M EM ORIAL to the Congress ed States to he presented l the Congressional Delegation of Florida at Washington, D That the Krarrvation Known rt* the Chic tawhatcher Reservation in West Florida tie Withdrawn anil Land Therein. ... he „ . .. that- the ---- — ................... Kestore.l to Homestead Lntrr and that all LitUrns Of A lowed to .'fake Homestead Entry Thereon in Compliance With the Laws of the United States. Whereat. The Choetawhafcliee Reservation wlich is composed of land that it especially suitable for cultivation for all knds of agri­ cultural purposes; and Whereas, lly ... - reason- of- the — topographical - . -------------can liti.m of the land it is not desirable as *//?•**• Reserve: and Whereat. There are a laree numher of namettrad settler? interspersed throughout the Resetsr who are deprived of rvivilrgr* that Pier would otherwise receive In the way of duration and other us/ful and. beneficial . J. ' • sot trininjr and by ffalnn of the Itolation brought about l.y the determination of the f.'nlted Matts authority to set apart this lan-I a- a Kriervf; an,| Whereas. The people d the whole wrnern serti-i-i of the State rfesire that the land ih .u!J lie opened to homestea I entries: there fare e , . »,*•invr, i n n me c-ccrcur i i o sn' *'7 hereby directed, to furnish It t. . n**or* ,n '1 ■ruemher* of Congress ol the I nited States certified copiFs ol this •resolution under the great seal o| the State, . -Approved May 15. 191' Ifo lJ S E M ORIAT.. NO. a. 3. A \lF\sVao»'*f* -• EM •■-»•*■»«• a -asj. n 'tlM tlK I A L To Memoralire toe Congress Ol the United States to I’ lace Into „ Statra to I’ lace Into Effect Effect ' e i ronthiiion of the Manufacture and Sale !.i._In,° * . '!n|r ^ '* ffuor* _ during the.. Exsteneg of the rrrarnt State of War Be•»»en the United State* and the Imperial A w_*o Fl'at It emay s used for S’ y 3 as the best rvidenre that other people ran n u n oi the State from the tources Itom Whereas. A state of war n iw esists be l* rise there. Even with drainage, the terri- which tier are now derived and report Ihe tween .... the Unite.I Stater and ^he German |.,ry is low. the taw grass It high, the mo*- tame to the Legislature within not less than <>r I’ rustian government as representrd by . qnitoet phjrtically gigantic to eire. the air ten day*. Emnetdr and. Ii'lrn with_________ noaloui vapors the ___ William, _______ _____ ____ _____ ______ at time*, ___ __ at Sec. J. That the committee ahall keen a "W ‘here**;, - — ' • The present .................................... high .price of food motphrrv hvavjr and -Inert. and_there la *l’rfn r- record of all appropriation* o f ^ery^^xlnd forcibly admonishes everyone to he careful tiling enervating calculated to depress and not made or authorlird hy either or both houses ...................influence * • ' one feela * ' ol the Legislature and *11 proposed approin the conservation and care -in the use have that exhilarating that thereof, and alto affords and invite* the ac- in a higher attitude, or In a northern climate, prlatinn* in pending measures and report the Health and and livingliving condition* are ofare paramount Information with their recommendation* to the five eo-operallon of the farmers,, farmer*,, plinters. plinters, Health conditions of paramount --and fruit growers of the State of Florida, importance. It Is impostihle to conceive Legiajaturr not lest than one wrrk^ Prt“ r the datr for final adjournment. The approat well at atl Other pertont having soil o r this this will ever satisfsrtory in this priations recommended shall not exceedd ntn nine property upon which, to grow any product part ol Florida." And that would lie to the advantage of the State W -ereat, The author of thl- book can point ty per ernt ot the amount of expected reveap lo verify hfl nuet. and would aid and assist in rrduelng-the price to thr government land . . . . i of products ilia* will he so matrrialljr a-i her. 4 That the committee ahall alto In. r'lim that it Is water arid sw im p—regardless vanced by conditions growing nut of the »f the fart that thrre are wide areas of dry seriigate and make recommendations con war to plant, cultivate, eyre iur. raise, and prairies and woodland*, over which atitnmo crrnlng any needful change* for placing Ihe use " 'S » every • Vi J means jiotsiMc |rsr svi i I f Hf t.a |increase i " av .as c the siix ,jutes 'l'rs 'ran J M II travel In any direction without dlf- appropriations and expenditure* of State funds nearer on a complete budget basis or system. foot! ai a^ other nroifuctt o! the State fictilty: and \Vhe*eas ft i. nor necessary to gq north th Aptjbnrd April 71. 191*. of Florida, and therefore. Me it lietotvcti My thie Senate nf the St sir ! F'orMi Hi ere lited. as not long ago a HOUSE CONCURRENT R E SO LU TIO N n{ plnrnla, the !!■>■j v ot itrpiir%cntativr» *> »f ff- | JUfsf^ ♦.*••! there was ‘'nothing In No ’■ Whereas... Conservation ol the na t oncurrinif: r >•1 ' l r . ••rat get and rick Yankees-" lio n's t -o.1 *nppls: hat become a matter "I 1. In confounitjr ^ iith thr enjsf | Jr Florida gets it coming and going, highest importance in Site lace of war con«irr n( t r Cnnimi Akinnrr *»f .\gn culture »J W lu r fii Vlt thr l*nite*| State* if America th * l.rffifla th* oitfh thr and navy to contend with the foreign for It It earnestly urge.I upon all memliers of all (arming or horticultural or other club* having an Interest in prooucing food .a.aasia a J.I a . r . lew* supplies tA to er.Aawevc conserve, npreserve, arid care for, the products oi thr soil. In use thr utmost efforts in every way to stimulate and Increase production and lo conserve, care for, and turtervr. ......................... * preserve, ail atore* and supplies of any kind now on 'hand. -3 . Resotvfd further. That the intent and purpose of*th ie Resolution is cordially and sincerely commended and recommended to i engaged r In like ' transaction* s the br hr •>,nttjt of our people and allies r 1 -oo. And quoting from autistic* care*'7 R h** been estimated tha^the •r measure would tare enough * ------- .,-»w.ws% w wwits w w» v an v i*g is C *" prohibition *'on* to make a loaf of bread a day alone i- --* .*•? mR*l°n fighting men. This other* or in effort to care for the people of the State o f F'torida by increasing the products of the foil, or otherwise. f. as* Resolved further. v, soil x ij mi ins ■• That •t-aa «every • j unewspavpeF in the Slate of Florid* be requested and earnestly urged to pubtiah thia reaolution arfiti---- .*** “ wnniii session ■ssrmuiro rasas?1*- ? . ¥*• Congrea* o l the United Sutee u '" o b 'W t , he ratnilflctu r. o ( intoxicating s^or* or beverages during the war now be»*«ed against th* Imperial German Gov. _________ __ _ ^______________ | No. I SE N A TE CO N CU RREN T RE SO LU TIO N , Requesting the War Department to Guard the Rridgee and Terminal* of the C II. ft N. Railroad. Whereat1. The Harbor of Boca- Grande. Florida, la the most southern deep water harbor except Key West in the United States: and Whereat. The faellltle* for loading and dl*charging large cargoes at aaid harbor may become of great value to the United State* government daring the preaent war with Germany; and i i i i m s w . The , • railroad ■■■■— terminals, IncludWhereat. ing tb* bridge* bridges across the Myakka River and Gasparila Paaa are eapoted to destruction Inr Fsn.ftta anrmlM* tkarafAr* Ha -artr.^s. we eon*M*r the greatly increased ru e the people of this country will have to ” “ read, to ta y/n oth in g o f tbe vast «Munt that will be wasted fn the consump. is i 01 c l * alcoholic drinlta, ft is a question ' *2 * hether there would be any actual net driisTUe from the taxes on alcoholic Viewing the question, therefore, from ♦its! , , *>'dpolnt o f public good, and our iig i« argument , Jr/ ■••da, there I* not m a „alngte i f * . 11 ts,. -- *he “ w war prohibition measur* measure while g j . f ,r * many sound, econom ic and bene* _ * llOng M Ha (swor t,' ® '"uf*ctur* of product* not needed. It thr . r i 0 ,7 *o stop thia wastage and allow i. «ri n ,0 b« diverted to food ’purposes; be *it further lurtbrr ” - " ' '’ 7 "Hut our representatives in the kai£I5ss' *** t**peeifull» requested to na* alt r ".0f*ble metag means tn rentable to brir bring about this result; g11 •Jtrther fsrsik r” - "1"hU the Secretary of State shall •*tb o f our «lepre*entatlves with a aL ? * m em orial. approved May Jl. 1»17. . . ' ____ ■■ . To S.J19JUSE M E M O R IA I. N d . 4. . Ifat* S E R I A L I Z E the Congress of the Totted States to Impose Graduated Income MIm * *? Hf t"I*le Profit* on War SuptU *n,^ Servleet. Including Transport*• P~!e.*n" ,0 Enact Legislation Regulating W h „ ! .on Nrctssltle# o f LilA . . Many hundred* of thousands of 4»v. ,t*n *l, !f «tt» are to be eonacrlpted to th» w.w .1 our •____ • ._ tpv'h* » a f of country. |,j The labor of our country t* caleg o-. ? *? •••rt Jt* highest and most efficient >e to feed and maintain our aoldirra and welt aa our alllas. Ia n . M' our •''Idlers and laborers must ***.. Pfoper supply o f w holesom e food and ttsst r.w !**1" ' " •" perform th# highest and ‘ Wh m c,,n* •'■relc*. Irn, . ' r,'*'. Any excefce profits by persons. t°r rorPorallont ts unpatriotic and will tat.f.*, *° ,h « tTsat disadvantage of the urx ’ * *be people of these United Slate* fn taxation doea not mean Wt HI ,n *be amount of money paid In. *Pon . r * •Sn»Uly In the effect of the tax *« people who pay It. xnd equality isirt..!.* protection•and promotion of the taxed, "***■ Large Income* epent frirolouily tionrd. Approved April II, HIT. — cvu D r n uNnCiU DRRE i SE NiATTE CO N T R E SO LU TIO N __ . NO. 6. Whereat, Tbe drainage of thy nearly five million acres of overflowed lands in the Ever. glades, which constitutes the largest reclamstion project in the world, la of the widest in* lereat and greatest Importance of any matter upon which this Legislature will be called to act; and W hereas.'The honor and credit of the State of Florida are involved In the carrying to a successful conclusion of the drainage undertaking begun ten year* a*o, and in the fulAilment of the promise* and assurances made hr the State official* for many year* past whh reference to drainage; and .W hereat. There la ■ lack of accurate Informition on the part of member* of the Legisla­ ture concerning the history and preaent status of the Everglades lands and drainage opera* tion*. and many •difference* ol opinion con­ cerning the action that should tie taken! and Wheteaa. It it a matter of the highest lmlorlnnrc that the members of the legislature should lie In possession of the fullest postlble Information In connection with thl* subject. to this end that they m a y v o t s Intelligently on any FWerglade* drainage bill* that have been or may be introduced; therefore be ft r t T h a t the Senate Committee on ' Fublic Lands and the House Committee on Can ili and Drainage ^ directed to hold, * joint meeting and public hearing In the As­ sembly inly Chamber, GDimber, beginning on tuesdav evenIbff. A pril 17, and continuing to long aa in the judgment of the Joint committee may be advisable, and that all persona and organisa­ tions haring non* h irin g a^ interest In the proposed legislation or (n drainage matter* in tne Ever- the Insane having been huilt and used at a military ramp m,n y year, ago; and Whereat the buildings now used are not fl-A a *.1*. " r ! ht PurP°»f » f° ( which they are intended; and . • Whereas, Many of Ihe htilldingi are not properly ventilated, .unhealthy, and are a veritable firetrap. in which the lives lives of of the the inmates are'endangered; and W hereat, Thj, hospital It used both for white and black patients which ahoutd not be tolerated any longer; and _ Whrrrat, Thrte unfortunate people are en­ titled to and should receive every possible treatment , ,rm fioth •■■*i.i.v„i that niai would womu atti.t avivi stem Horn men mentally and physically in restoring their health; ansf, U t ir r « h Mr. trammel, Ihe present super­ intendent. recommends in. lilt report that a new modern hospital Iw built; therefore Re It Resolved by the lfoiisn of Repreienta liv?. the Senate Concurring: That ilie Governor of this St.sSe he authorised and direx-te.l to appoint a committee of three current, tame to lie free holders of the State Whereas. Dr. Wilson, founder of the floral government at onee inr '"reelin g full and complete report of all mstters perAfeanum. one of the great fraternal aocletles for canning and conserving this fo o l pp y t J j n j n>f (j,Jt t „ .j h e setrion of the of the north. It now * resident of Florida, for military u*e. Stale legislature convening in 1919 for their and recently aaid that "the Idea Is wideApproved Aprtl 70, 1917. consideration and adoption or Rejection . w e . w J aka* l * l o , . . l s 1a .. nt.asl l l .se l.w cram. * .1 a _______. 1 T____' m MS spread that Florida ll unhealthy, last* but by ro Approved June 7, I 1917. ing here I find that Florida If onr of the IfOUSF. CO NCURRENT RF.SOLUTION No 11. Whqreas,.The I^gisfature hy House healthiest States fn the Union. I came here ,ce of |n mr 79th year to live put the balance '* Concurrent Resolution No. IS. on yesterday H O U S E CONCURRENT RESOLUTION . NO -S . .It . from me. that invite Mrx William Jennings Bryan to make my life, and * you can take I n on wouldn’t care to live anywhere. . . . . - . . . . ----------er'a 'ro i n d’, n ^ • and it will i>e my pleasure to urge other* to xnd .A . * -1 _a.', il^ tlu T s’latr*of, , Ftnr{It»0 , |NI,A T *s* |I ,,r,r,i come. I stayed away only because I heard " 1 ]****** will hT'rtttiye. consreqient-q r SJ ••»* Stale of Florida to Ascertain and too many conflicting dories about the State." Mr*. Ilryant/Jo. address tir at^ a Jater*q*ta. «■ t h e t ^ l - U t - r e at It* Next Sea- sthe Tax s iLaws r of w ' * *and .Perfect "* flurdent of Taxation, Thia State. ifescrlbe the advantage* of the State, and alwi Florida on Wednesday night at eight o clock. collect specimens of the natural and economic b7 •»>« L egl.l.ture of the State products of the State, for dl splay "at frirlT n d HOUSE C O N tU R R P.N T R E S O L U T IO N 11* *» rxpoiitlona to convince visitor* tort that there Is nTJv I" n w T Ih t'tn ofi ? T h l 1 ,h '' rrfnM" '» *he Senate and the _ __ _ _ _ than ____ twamps more In our State tmpt. Inject, and !« * > ? ■ ®t «bl* . £ un*rJ , n'n' t°h'e dVrri~- Speaker of the House of Representatives be reptilev. and further be It r '^ V e T t r i ^ ^ x ^ n S ^ ^ d ^ __Resolved _by the Legislature pf Florida. m*n» o fjt a ; « ™ m" c « . both In peace and ft T 1* * '! ! ? . . — A. .M . nartlrular tim e the develop- •» designate nine tax payer* o f this State.. ____ ________ ______ ___ _ Okeechobee la not turmunded by water, Approved May 24. 1»17. ■■■ ■- — SEN ATE C O N C U RRE N T R E SO L U T IO N NO. II. Re It Resolved by the Senate, the House Concurring; That the hour for the adjournment of the ............................... .. he and the tame .I* .hereby . Legislature of 1117 fixed, at the hour o f 11 o'clock noon,* Friday, June 1. 1917. Approved May 30, 1917. arm-ed shall have the right to a speedy and puhlie trial,' hy an impartial jury. In the rminty whrrr the erime was committed, and ,ha!| he heard hy himself, or counsel, or both. t ,_ ,,..i‘ (h* nature and* eause o f the ac‘ r „vatinn agiinst him. to meet the witnesses . . . L . t i u f .* . m /see and hare romnnl 1 ■ q o f witnesses fn „ , ry process for the attendance hi* favor, and shall he furnishes!* with a Copy o f the Indictment against him. Section l a. No per.son shall fie subject ts he twice put In jeopardy for the samq offense, nor compelled In any criminal case to Iw a witness against himself nor he deprived o f life liberty oe property without due process ^of taw - por shall private property iw taken with­ out iust compensation. Section t*. Kvrry person may fully speak and write his sentiments on ait stihlects. 'twin* responsible 4, r the abuse o f that fight, and no 'vws shall t>e passed to restrain or ahriijge the lilierty o f speech or o f the press. In all crim inal prosecutions and clsdt actions foe tilwlr the truth may he given In evidence to the lory, vn.| if fj shall appear that the matte- charge-1 as titwtous I- true.- and svas published foe goo I p.ifrlenrffi ,;.hV«' as to the tfir nwnrr^bip Inhfflbiif^ anl disnosliion of nr< ln thU StatT* clti„ / ihe State c____ L o ____ 'J i_. iNeither , slavery nor Involuntary servitude. ex<*epf aa a punishment foe crime, hereof the party hat been duly convicted. ‘ halt ever he allowed In thl* State. Section »o. The right o f the people to hear h''» Ihr iegiilatiire may prescribe the manner fn » M rh .h -r he borne g w t|on TThe military ahall In- *11.rates ' thw cfvll power. Section e>. The right o f the people to he secure In their pertont. houses, papers and ef. Fret* against unreatonaWe seirtires and searchetj shall not he violated, and no warrant Issue.! hut upon prohahle eause. supportesl hy oath or affirmation, particularly describing the place or place* to he searched, and the rserxon or persons, and thing or things to he teired Section t j. Treason against the State shall ' ' ‘ “ adhering Florida shall the mouth o f tin the middle __________ __________ ____ _ __ >__ ____________ ___ ______ _ Intersects the south ' "V '''V » ^ . .ffors 't o hiv<- _Ls.Mll In **bl* *f,rT appointment, meet and organise, boundary line o f the Stale o f Alabama, and the LitM iMsifar To the one d r a ft e d * ! the ,n<1 m ,7 Loin public hearinga at auch point* thlrty-firxt degree o f north latitude: -thenee U.t o C ongtis. and D ?*~ d by thl ,or “ >• P°D>ot* of gathering data and Infor- due east tn Ihe Chattahoochee river; thence a) ' ’ . p*nrrtentative* enacted Into law matlon at It mav deem to th* best Inter**! of down the mtddli o f said river to It* confluence ° '7 . ° L ^ . T L r i ^ o7\he * t h Congress: ,he P«»P'* ot «•>'• State. , with the Flint river: thence atralgh! to the « *lh'* j ' ^ ' r t L r Congress; Approved Jone ? m 7 • h-ad o f the St. Mary* river: thence down the *nResoived, That copies of thl* R e fla t io n be * ------------middle o f Mid river to the Miantie ocean; SE N A TE CO N C U RRE N T R E SO L U T IO N NO. » . Be It Resolved by the Senate, the House of Representatives Concurring: That the Secretary o f State be directed to have on* copy each of the Journal* of the Senate and the House of Representatives, and Session la w s of the Legislature of HIT, Sound aa hrrrtolore for each member o f the Senate and! House of Representatives, See retirr, Assistant Secretary. Bill Secretary, Reading Secretary and Aasfstant Reading _ Sec. retary, Enrolling Secretary, Recording Secretary. Engrossing Secretary and Sergeantat-Arma of the Seri ate Chief Clerk, Assistant Chief Clerk, Readme Clerk, Assistant Reading Clerk. Rill Clerk. Enrolling Clerk, Recording Clerk. Engrossing Clerk and Sergrant-at* Arm* of the House of Representatives, also to each Judge of Circuit Courts and States Attorney. Approved June 1, 1917. j g & ^ g g a r x a s s ,,ous,! ” Kr,T ,E50lUTmN H O U SE C O N C U RRE N T R E S O L U T ID N Resolved, by the House o f Representatives' ' f «» » the** !••»»*• frmn th^m ainiand: No. 1L Whereat. The Stale o f Florida has and the Senate of tb* State of Florida: thence northwestwardly three !••■'>•* -™.e no marketing ayatetn for the handling of her T o th* end that the Appropriation Com♦" » P®!"* west o f the mouth o f the Pere r o p f and mittee mar he fully advised aa to lha total *IM# river: thence tq the place o f beginning. Whereat.* The Federal Government ha* taken amount of ail appropriations In order that ARTICLE II. up the matter to get the state* to cooperate - the .appropriation* for the ensuing two year* DlstriWution o f Powers, with a view of providing a ayatetn whereby may be ktpt within the estimated Income The powers o f the government o f the State the firmer* -may get their product* to the of the State, the Comptroller I* hereby re- o f Florid* ahall he divided Into three departconsumers without .th* pltfatl* Into which quested to furnish, srithln five days, to the ment*— legislative, executive and Judlelatt and moat of the profit* are now tu m blin g: and member* of the Appropriation Committee of no person properly belonging to one o f th* doWhere**, Hon. L. M. Rhodes. Chairman of the Senate and House of Representatives, a partmrnts ahall exercise any power* apperthe noard of D frecton of the National Farm- Hat o f all continuing appropriation*. gM ng u ln ln g to elthef o f the other*, extent In eases ers Union I#-in the eitv snd Is one of the the total amount of each separately, not In- expressly provlde.1 for hy this Constitution', beat posted men in the United Stale# on the eluded In the general appropriation Act and A PTirTW TtT auhleet of marketing. the Act making appropriation for th* Uni-.... ‘ . nt Therefore he It Rraolved, That the. House of ^ « TFe '^ f.U r iv e Tuthirity o f this Repreaentatlvea, the Senate Concurring, here- the chapter number* and date* ooff such auch coneon- Sf>|- , h i„ ^ w | fd hmt„ hy Invite Mr.' Rhodes to address the two llnulng appropriation* and the total, o f repreaentatlvys, which ahall he designated. bodlrs thl*. Monday, evening, at eigh t o'clock i V t h e Y f o u t o ' o f ^ R ^ e n t . ^ n^ the aub- S E N A T E CONCURRENT RE SO LU TIO N IX t'tllT J S S S S S r ject of State . » t Rflo . 9. Whereas, Through apparent Inad- *n»t o f government o f the. State. • vertenee. there was adopted by the LegltlaSection t Thr regular session* o f the legHO U SE CO N C U RRE N T R E S O U T T IO N ture. flenate Concurrent Resnlution No. 9; l«1atsire shall he held biennially, eomeoeneing No. 2J. Wbereas, C. A. Bird, C. A. Paxton tald Resolution containing, am ong other state- «n the first Tuesday after the first' Monday and I_ A. Hough are the owners In fe# of mrnts. the following; in April. A. D. tM * and on the corresponding a valuable tract of land, including 6.000 acres "W herrat, The honor and credit of the Sfate <J*v o f evrry second yexr thereafter; hut the In the county of Manatee. State o f Florida, of Florida are Involved In the carrying to governor may convene the Mme In extra aeamore nirtlculirlv deacribed as Townahln 39 successful conclnsion of the drainage under- «lon by bla proclamation. Regsdar sessions o f South In Range — East, Tallahassee Meredlan; taking begun ten year* ago, and Jn the ful- tfie legislature may extend to aixtv day*, hut •n.‘J_ _ ,, . , , . , Aliment of the promises and assurances msde* on apeelal ae.aalon convened hy the governor Wbereas, Said lands are embraced In what hv the State officials for many years past shall exceed twenty diva la known as Sugar Ilowi Drainage Dla- with reference to drainage;" and Section i. The members o f the house o f . L " . '? '" : u . r ° f * hf I-J** Where**. The above quoted ptatement froit repreaeotatlvea sha’ i be chosen biennially, of- Florida, by decree tamed out o f the G e said Reaolution doei not confirm with tLe those o f the first legislature on tbe first Tueacult Court of Manatee County, Fiorjda. on the Hcts the honor and eredlt of the State of .lay after the first Monday In November. A ' 'ls r w r t Y i ?* j ,n ', , Florida, not being Involved In the drainage n iM « . and thereafter on the corresponding Whereas. Said lands are now made arable of the Everglades therefore. dav o f every second rear. fAmended fn tfloo*and are capable n great productive potribill- Be It Resolved by the Senate, the nous* see page jy . post and further amended In t « » « tie* In various line* of food crop*, bring Concurring: — see rage so. p ost) ’ situated In a fertile, region where an abun- - That the above quoted statement from aaid Section «. Senator* and memhers o f the toriM t2L PM, «*rt*hiltoJ,*d2»th *w M *bb * J 0r & “ *•r T CvUrT^ ' Resolution N o J. he ami h o u se V f renrwaentatlve, .hall he duiv o-.allfied irrigation at a ahailow depth, which, com- the aame la hereby expunged from \h#record, elector* In the respeclirg eountle* and district* SE N A TE CO N C U RRE N T R E SO LU TIO N NO. 26. Re It Resolved by the Senate and House of Representative* Concurring: That the Clerk of the Supreme Court he and he It herebv authorired and directed to deliver or transmit two bound copies o f the Derision# of the Supreme Court ** published to the Governor to that one set of the Supreme Court renort* shall he for the ute of the Governor’ s office and one set for the Gov­ ernor's Mansion. AH Supreme Court 'reports so furnished shall he and remain the property of the State of Florida. Approved June 2. 1917. . SE N A TE C O N C U RRE N T R E SO L U T IO N . NO. 24. Resolved hv the Senate. Thar, the Secretary ),f authnrlred to mall roplea of the last day's Totirnal to etch memlker of the Senate and H otuc of Representatives, and that the Comp­ troller he authorlted to pay the hill for such postage at Is necessary to carry out this Resolution, when properly approved by- the Secretary of she Senate and the Chief Clerk o f the House of Representative*. Approved June 6, 1917. l . N % �Chapttr AO t Y T a S m * ! S S S 1 J u n . J. i l l * . U n of I t e r i f t . 1111, k m D a la i A a Aet Entitled Mod “ Aa ________________ _ ___ _ _ ______ Act Appropriating F u n d i for tho l*ulpoooo of D rootlai B a lldla c aad FuraUhlog ho Oporatloa Oporatloa. M ala. Equipment, pad for tho tooaaco aad Maaaiamoat of * Industrial School for for lha r a n a t a l of » Do I t Enacted h r >»• Htat# of ________ n o rld ju __ Tha I of Chapter l i l t Section X. Th a t Boctloa Bo. U n •< nortdo. lha oomo bring "A a of moat and for U o Oparailea, Malatoaoaco V. a. . .> v fc x jj..--iv i* IM B 1 IH I m _i. - I flvJL — : 'S -iS U U-i ■*- . i JU'U.'i* — . 1r/ tlip W H H B lW B _____ y w v w in v y iF jv .m M H P R V C I H P ^ ' U h o n M h oral a provided. which ahall t p o H i or haalaooi ta n uader tho provision* of U la orldoato af tho coatoaU of oald ch el a rtir In tki* Act desiring to amend or altar lu charter to havo hooa duly registered aa required h r A ct govarn tho association o r huMaaae h r all aeiloaa aad proceeding*. ahall adopt opt th« the proposed amendment or alteralaw fa tholr roapoctfro precinct# aad add Purely co-oparatlra anatom. of oao a a a , ana Boo. A No a o ti eofiporaiion >11*11 a rot* of two-thlrda of all ile stock, a r haalaaoa burinare .until . i l l It ahall h a * . In ' . T S f d g " J* ; tho aaaao to tho total of thd poll ahoot M *ota. thla-haworor to ho loft opUoaarj with a aar haho eting called or notified aa provided for —n patoal. — ----- ------ ------lo*tio or <a cortldod oopr thoroof ** arriving at tho total.rooalt of I ho oloelloa. la tho M M khaldoia o f lha AiooalatT— .the of caplul Hoc T. ThU Act ahall taka offoct Immtdl- with a certified oopr .o f cold charter ra- g * " * * !l.fo . ” !r amendment ___ increase . v r - stock. - ~the m -If weed he ------u adopted, .Hnniet r. j m gudmtnt br 00 the cor a«*ljr upon II* paaaag* and aproval b; lh> eordod la tho oiBco of tho ciorti of tho C lr - «*• proposed '■ T V h . *•I t * n r e r o * 5? ? £ V V £ __ _________ I ____________ m g aH certificate H Oovernor. ca ll Court for tho couatr wherein tho p rta - .poration. ahall M prepare under lit ahall ho oaalod la aa auvrinp* with th# Approved Mar II. I»1T. cl pal place of bualaaao jo located aad ahall common aeal m l bed b r the President . . _ *” •*. 0f or • •lo with tho Becretary of Stato aad with tho Vic*-President. of Ik* . proposed alteration C II A P T B „ T I I M H a I I T ) . Clerk of Iho Circuit Court duplicate afflda- amendment adopted aa aforcaald. which ccrtiAto tb# Appointment of la* A N A C T Itelatlvo opeclon or Depot I »e of Marka aad D na da county- Jc d g ra w a a aa other .. I lota a n of CatUo aad Hega. kept until d retro red according to law. aad la Do It Enacted by 1 the Legislature of tho . af contacted olootloaa tho oamo ahall ■lata of n ocridat t .._ . ho opened end counted aa lo other caw * but Boctloa 1. It ahall ho tho date af <bo la caao tho Board of C ouatr ranraaeen ahall not dad tho aataa of ouch abeen t eater leg C ou a tr Commlaolonan of each county In thla anr _ which al which'ahall"vl cda t » r* 5 * I * 0!1rr *hl* Art •*>•'! ,lj* w l* * lr pormft * 7 * 2 ^ ^ ^ * £ 3 - *• forfoituroof lu rY .i* * ' r i n t o v -o l o r n V “ " ° ° * W ja ta Oemrtal that a n r tB* A t. under th U A M -.U being ueed aa a coeer to * v » n ^ ? .f ,r or le rio rld a agalaat crtn.a in d l j . i V ,k* malt il pofrim , facie oeidenc* to . . . . i . ,* 11 •«»*bAnro, U o h .ll ho t h . d u tl° n; u: ‘* 1V * « h by lha Florida Dora period proper, or uni Managof* ■e C H A P T E R T l t » — <N u 11*1. ••‘ I . . L".t paper* I* that , .wo or office for preacrlbed. ganlted under . oaa or mora * 0 a Tiroaa* aad ro a ». Ih# Director* .mm iv dnmvi.leTri? **11 m o B o'i *, m V a 'fo V u m ^ r^ ib 'l^ o a d Prleoto a ir* |c nullify at “ ^ . “ " l ^ V i i t l l u t l o n . . N u n n .rle . M * order that fraud » • S W V '& X •crlbed *.hor . s i ., and nrtvala charllabl# Inatltutlona. ‘ S« r . l ^ . ,d“ e p ^ u « v ^ out atirh approval. Approved June T. HIT in .nh V V h e ^ h ir y ^ T m v * * 1® " " ^ V lS fm ^ a -. ^ m o t a ^ l b r r o .^ r o u . "or mlucatlona. In.tltu tlona daljr of th. co m - County, onco . eor me puraecortalnlng h^ . ttreatment — — o !f *l*are rfalrdn g *tth m l t m e n, ,9.f • b . .•a..a te * of aald Inatltutlona and tho m «!*Hinna of said Institutions and " p o f t f s ^ i nmlln** to th* Oovornor and the Countheir finding* to «“ County: Provided. t . C o m f 'M l o n .r . « , , , h , „ not b* tha vl.lta of **«d t^orntniee m .d a hnown or announced m rorgaaao. Bee *. Tha m em ber, o f aaMI rom m l..ion ahall oorva w llhoul be allowed their actual traveling #*P n •s b* paid by tha-county. __ •tec * That any officer, agent or employ* **17ser Herein who ohall rvfu»* lo permit Interfere In ony woy with th* vlrit* nr lnveTtlgatlon provided for by thl* Act. or In Bee J That th# supervision and direction ,.f the research work of aurh a laboratory ......... ■halt tie vested In the Board of Control Bee 1 That the Board of Control Me hereby authorised to accept donation* of landa. grove*, monte*, or other thing* of value that may be utilised In conducting th* aforesaid Investigation#: provided, that no branrh station shall be established If such lands groves, monies, and other things o f value be of lees than I H 949 value Bee 4 That all lawa and part* of laws Inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed « b T t h V - B,, ° . , : h ; r T v - Y h * . • W T ^ o V Y h . ^ v 'e r V » nre nr transfer of anv *urh land* by said Trustee* nf the Internal Improvement Fund nr nf the State Board o f Education nr other Officers or Board* nf the State nf Florid* hnvlog power to convey anv aurh land* or anv fart* ahtrwn hr the public record* of hte office with reenect to any auch land*, or the transfer, ownershln or conveyance nf the aame. ehall he rtrlma fact# evidence of th# f a c e thereto certified and every *urh rertlfi. rale ahall be admleelbte In evidence In all nf th* roiirt* of thla State All aurh rertlfirate* ahall without oth er or fu riber oroof t* admitted to record and recorded-In the ,t**d books of the respective rountle* o f thla Rtat* where Ihe land* mentioned In aurh rerIlflratea tie an.* the eecord Of every auch eertlfic*ti. ahall hare the asm* force and e f­ fect for *'l norpoeee a* record of deed* *' \pi>ro\ed May J*. HIT CHAPTER IXI»— (No IJI» AN ACT to Establish and Maintain a Branrh Experiment Rtatlon In or Near Winter Ha­ ven. Polk County. Htate of Florida, to Conduct Field Hseearch on Cltru* Prob• l*m »; to Make It th* Duty of tb* Board o f Control to Establish Burh Branrh Rta­ tlon and to Provide for Carrying On Invegtlgatlon Thereat Whereas, Th* Cllrua Industry o f Florida I* erognlsrd aa an agricultural asset of great recognlaed magnitude to the Htate; and Whereas. There le annually o lost of many thousand* of dollar* to *ald Industry from attacks at insect peels, fungous dleeaese. and other cause# net well underetood. and &v by Ihe law* at the S u tc at Floridar to creouor or member of any aueh -•Ttc U n 'arcompanlod b ; a eaah depoalt i thao | IM : hut no uiam lnalloa ehall u ' m i J I upon application of a creditor V r membil ualaaa In tha judgm ent of tha ^om p troiu /thl Pco® °'» hoetpCtaroate'oY th* aaeoclalloa. Ita credited, or tha nubile remit* of all auch audit, ahall ba k.B. M fit* In tha offica of tha Comptroller, and* ° eopy certified by him ahall be f o r i.V i tho Fee rotary of aal? .w w la tTo n at tho re b o o t of any officer or creditor . . mbit Iba m e tamo same for Tor Inepdctlon. Inepoctlon The The Como Comn l»H>H irollor ahall furnlih a certified eopy or an* “ " r ,® mc<r o r creditor appl»lig 1 5 7 ^ c S C *bh; ‘S :T ^ #lco,rhtTBS n,^ rBr 1 do by Clorka o f tho Circuit Court. CHAPTER T i l l — (N o I I I ). tlficat*a by the CommlMloner o f Agrirul lure In Reaper! to the Ownerahlp o f Pub lie Unit*, and to Aulhorlaa Bald Com ml* ^ . ^ T h V ° ,m:rPht: ' » Y , m :n d .h*ofO2.V rc0. r aloaer of Agriculture to Make Certificate* r„r i. u Arfran frnm "*/ thnmei* ^ o r^ .ih t X'nder HI* Official Beal o f the Conveyance* tie . . driven ............................................. . in M________ from or through ...or .shipped from o f and Other Fart* In Connection With their reopoctlv* rountle* or dlatrlrta, when U n i t o f the Truatee* o f the Internal Tm- notified of,>or cognisant Of auch facta, and provernent Fund or t h . B t.to Hoard o f E d; . h . l l keep a m l l . M . book for V h .t Purpo.,; ucatlnn or Other ____ Officora ____ _ o f |h# ............... ________by Ih* CouRty CommUolonera Btato o f . to _____ bo furnlehed Florida end to n onder All Burh' Cerllfl. for ■r th* purpote purpose o f taking U hlng and recording all r_________________ a te ea. Admissible AHRiia ai ni r In in _ Evidence a v i o e n r e and on n Ehtltled r.n m ir.. m m ork* am A n a brahd* n r i n u i or u n * oy und of a .1n c a. ti ti ils. taken by necord Record and Frew preecrlblng Ihe Force and them, and deecrtptlon* o f unm arked cattle r.tt^X af Ihe Ram*.” driven from, through oa shipped from their n* It Enacted bv the I-egl.latur* o f th# respective counties or districts, and a shall get Rtat# of Florida: forth In Ih* record th . n i * . a r a a m w » ruction 1. That Rectlon H i t o f the Oen- tho^ w m n o r ^ r e o i l . dPlvTnw Xr' . k l . I l n . ^ „ u (a t r c o f thr plat, o f Florida b . and lo^bYaTTu and W T d a t .2 ihatSaF i . l - h in* .s « i i be s. m . . I m S to lo furnish i . , r . i . k oath . . . s and ..a Ih* *am* I* hereby amended *o that th# •pector aholl required **me. n* amended, ehall ‘ road a* follow *: every person so driving or shipping caltt* “ Bee. IITI. Certificate* •o f Commlmlonor from or through tholr respective countie* nr nf Agriculture respecting the fiwnerahlp. con- districts, a certificate, which shall set forth vevanr« « f and other fact* In connection the number o f eattl* *0 Im ported, th* mark with public Unde A certificate o f the Com- and brand, and also a description o f all unm f.lo n e r of Agriculture under hte official markedacattl*. It ahall also be tha duty o f each and .vary . ,°hr.rrn5uue,.m.h.r.. b . guilty Of O m .ed.m o.n or and br punlihed 07 • hnn ° ‘ no' ti*or* then l i t * or by Imprisonment not more than one •ear, or by both such fine and Impftaonmrnt *---- • Approvrd' Jun* I, HIT. « n» j 6 « i and eoyr, t>otn in d u m r, and o l Section' 1 6 7 7 to to lion* *677 *” ,h •"<lu»l»e. and o f Section* t i l ; to bo,h inclusive, of the Gencrsl Statute* o f ,b* R ule o f Florida, n laling to corinration* l ° r profit, to far a* not in conflict or incon*tttrn> with Ihe term* o f Ihi* Act. (hall apply lo « « corporation* corporation* formed fonacd or or organlted organlted under under Ihi* ihi* Act at fully and to th« tame eatrm a* If the proeUlont of *uch exitling tutute* were aet torin forth and and repeated repealed therein, therein, and and every every corporacorporathm formed under Ihi* Aet ahall have all o f ,b* ri* hu< and privilege*. In addition to CM APTFR TX*S — (S n till »t*T M -V 'n e Tl t’ o ta w fu l for M an ufsc for t h e p u r p o s e s nf this A e t regarded p r i e s nhareed fnr e u e h fertiliser#. a* th Bee ! That the t*#| for determining the quality of eueh fertllliers ehall be mad# In the same manner a* ts now provided In Hectlon 13*1 of ihe Oeneral Htatutee of Ih# Rtste of Florida of HO* and all Acts am en­ datory thereof for testing th# grad# or q u a l­ ity o f fertiliser*, and certlficwte* Issued by th* Htate Chemist <jr Assistant Htate Chem ­ ist showing results o f such tests shall be eopipetent evldtne# In any court# of law or equity In this Htate H*C X. That for each violation of this , . e m a m ,* M ,0 Im p o c t" th * - m o rk * SVe’ . ^ b . ^ ' V n ^ / h ahall keep * cqm plrte record o f all such marks and brand* of rattle or .mark* of hogs and the namea of th* parson or per*nns huirheglng eald eattl# or h'ogs, or offer|nR them for ante; said InaperUon o f mark* amj brand* shall be at the tim e aald beef 0f hog* arc offered for *IB*. and not afterward Each and every Inapector shall file a full report of hi* work each m onth with the Board o f Countv Commissioner*, to b* re­ corded by th* rlsrk nf th* circuit court. ___ Bee 4 It shall also be th# th* duty o f each and every Inspector appointed according to th . provisions o f bthe wherePTl.u*!tht'erM l/ f a r h a n ' iar ga * 7sec.lon.. ot & h .r ? r.iic h \ l i t nr fered for "ale. hut w where such besf or hog. mar he elaughtered for com m on conaump* tlnn to take a record nf tha marka and hrande nf all auch slaughtered beef and the marka nf all euch slaughtered hnga In the ■•me manner, ae provided In the preceding a»ril<ifiR anil ahull ftle ■ frrvnr! Ihpranf m c V ^ U o V ^ ^ b ^ . ^ '^ k t V ^ m d .2 o .v . or ■*•** *h# validity of the corporation Any vacancy anv offlror, officer vacancy occurring occurring In In tha th* offica offic* or o f any by doath. reelgnatlon, removal or otherwlee. ahall r "* V n ^ h j'^ b a V n c ^ T ^ m c h ^ r o v I r im h b'J‘ tV ; S"m ."oni It I h t 'l «ot b* n e r e m " ' h r the pYeYldmi ‘ ViViTpre.Td.n'i and T r a a n m r . . . n ,._ SSSSSSt „ T T '.V , ys. tth* h , Hoard HoaVii oo ff ^Director*. llrJctorw '*’ * ° b* m ,m b * r* o f Bee. I. Th# first meeting o f Ih* corpora*!on » h , , > b« «»•<> b7 « notice signed by a nialorltv o f the aubtcrlblng Incorporators. «l**l.natlng th* llmo. p l . c . and purpoae of *b# meeting Burh notle# aholl be published ones a week for at least two weeks before ■uch meeting In a newspaper published In th* county whore th* corporation has Its principal place o f business but aald subscrib­ ing Incorporators m *y watro such nolle* and In writing fix Ih* time and place of aurh meeting without *uch publication Pec • ~ Every corporation organised unshall have the power Ih c r e a t e kind* o f S t o c k o f such classes, with aurh designation, preference* or voting .,h ? certificate of Incorporation The power to Incre**# or deejea** stock ehall apply to all or any of such cla»»e* of stock At no Um* *hall th* total amount of preferred stock exceffil two-third* of th* actual paid-in capital. Such preferred stock may. tf desired, he subject to redemption at not less than par at a tlm# and price to t># stated In such slock certificate. Ih no event ; ! : ^ r o n ho,d,v:n,Y.A, n r, •.'Y\h°,,. , i ,c .,ur«hf Y h ^ s v e r 5hxr*?l5r 5* cIm I1 L nenonat'lv I?! >b|# tnf >ny of ||)f o f such corporaUon A„ , t^|, , v*rv kind “ooff Tany rnrooratlon A U *,Y £k "o Y 'iv Y r V km'd n y Vor^i'raUon £ ^ £ 3 “„n,»*r !,d f r th this Act shall sh.U be bs l..u l.Tue5 for l. Act *d for '■■*b on,,, gee. H. Every corporation orgxalied ua«1#r thla Act ahtll hmv» th» pow#r. In addi­ tion to th# provlalona contained In th* char* ter thereof for tha regulation o f the bual* neea and conduct of the affalra nf aald cor* l>oratlnn and creating, limiting, defining and auch terra* ^ rut C o u n r /S r a . T Imay author!**, with off>ccr» at may be preacribed by it* char- , h. rtght on part of . -1 auch association ts «rr. •».* receive an 1 - .admission . charge and foe or fee* Section ip. T h U Act ahall take effect imme- to ouch fair or atpoaltloa or any part themof> and th* Board o f County Commissioner* * Uw' o f any County within which such Pair or App H M*r l9 ly Exhibition lx held aad Ih* Mayor and City Council o f any City within ouch County shall CHAPTER iyjj* — \(N ... w «— n »o.. iijo j o i)., A N , ACT Jo Provide for and F.ncnurage the be authorised to mak* contributions of Creation and Incorporation o f A*«x;Ution*. P: ° £ t to t.? ndael ««»4 OpWhlc.PoMIc Fain and Exposition* for the Benefit and Development o f Ihe Agricultural, Horticul­ tural. Live Stock and Other Resource* of Florida, and to State th* Power*. Privilege* and Exemptions Thereof. Be It Enacted -by the Legislature o f Ihe Stale o f Florida: Section 1. Twenty-five or more person* withing In form an association not for profit, (or Ike purpose o f conducting and operating public (air* or exposition* for (he benefit and dcvrl npmrnt o f t h e agricultural, horticultural, live stock and other rcsourcr* nf the State or any County or Countlc. of the State at Florid* may t— in(.0rr>Of*ted in the fnllnwlne manner-7 ' nt . .1 ' . 1 * Yi ' -;v r y *hV ' *? * V , f* ,b f \ *r; c,*l* bourt for the l ounty in which the principal office of said association Is »n he located a proposed charter signrd hy the intended inrorporator*, which shall »et forth: . The name nim r of n( the association and Ihe the plxce nlsrr I. -• • — - ^ r* «»* r inc|'a i »• •» iocxtrd. Thc 'um<' o f aald association *Hall Include the word "I"*-'” »• The rencral fiaturc o f it* object* •n<1 powers, Powers j . The qualification, qualification* and terms »"<! • •the manner o f their admission o«*» f memlwra and •n'* »«pul»l«"- Provixion mav he m*de In the charter for ex-officio membership, and member­ ships msy he for terms of yrars 4 The time for whicn it is to csisl. J The names and residence* nf the subscribers ft. By whst officers its affairs Sre to he managed, and the lime aI wkick Ihew sw•11 I.a alaela.l .aw • 1.. *—.1 Chapter *, l*. t-*w* o f Florida. mala and to glv* cartlficatr* or diploma* o f poses therein set forth. Notice at intention to Be It Enacted t.v th* Legislature of the exrellrnr*. and generally to do. perform and apply to the Circuit Judge for any such chars ta te .o f Florida: rarry out all matters, act* and buslneeeea ttr. staling the time when the sonllcation will Hectlon 1. That for th# purpo** o f the u*u*l or proper In connection with Ht*t# or made ahall he Published In 1 newtnxner malntenanr# o f the co-operative agrirul- county fair* or eiposltlon*: but thl* anumar-.^ 7 ^ . .? ! ! * L lV „ P. ^ . tural arfil hom# econom ic* work provided for xtum o f particular power* 'Ihall not h# In n , J-ountjr where the principal office of »a ij In th# Act o f Congress to which assent Is derogation o f or limit any special provision »»*«cw“ «n shill he located once each week for given by Chapter *U>. I.aw* o f F lorid a and o f the charter o f such corporation Inserted consecutire wrek*. setting forth briefly the that the Htate o f Florida may r*c#lv* from f or the regulation o f Its business and th# charter and objects o f the association to Br th* Ftd#m l OoT»rnm fni th# additional conduct of Ita affalra. or craatlng. daAn- formed. The pronoyd chartrr with proof of amount allowed over and above the baste |ng, lim itin g and regulating the powers of publication shall be pnxluced to the Circuit fund of 119,000 annually granted by said Act , h, corporation. Its directors, stockholder* or Judge at the time named in the notice and if 2 L f f i H : T S J hs* K i ? “. - h'V kL’ V . ! ! o f. ... .... . no c .u ^ ^ .h a .n to the contrary and if b . ^ u Y iB % a r Y v m g roul° tha'nuTJ^SlL* o f"I , ^ c t a t " o m a2 ‘ .fin ed h byP thU Act! tad Board* o f Count* Coramlaatoner* of th* vsrtou* Countla* o f lha Rtat* o f Florida, ar* hereby authorised d to expend In in ttheir diacro»lr discr*lion *uch ouma o f money a* t tiey h e , derm ____ . .far . th* boot laloroots o f tholr Counties inti* and la aiding th* davalopmonl o f lb * agricultural, horticultural and llvo-otock resource* of their Countlc* and In giving publicity loth* advantages, facilities and agricultural, hor­ ticultural and live-stock possibilities end iroduetlon of their Coutnl** by protldlag or, aiding and assisting th* exhibition aad demonstration o f aurh resource* at and In connection with such fair* and expo*•Itlon* pr»ml"}» *nd paying of p um* for euch exhibition* or resource* of tb*tr reepecllv# counties. Bee 10 Tht* Act *hall take effect Imm*. dlately upon It* becom ing-a law. Approved Jun# I. HIT. ' ---------CHAPTER T i l l — (No. III), AN A01, ACT •“ to »*•»<•«* Prdt and Regulate the Bpon«e Fishing Industry of th# Rtat* o f Florida. and, t* Provide a Penalty for th* Viola­ tion of This Act, end Repealing All l-aw* In Conflict Therewith. Be It Enacted by the Legislature of tb* Htate of Florida: Rectlon I. That- all sponges within th* Jurisdiction of the State of Florida are here­ by declared and shall continue and remain th* property of the Htal* of Florida, and may be taken and used by the clllsens of ihe Hist* of Florida and persona not cltlsem ■if this Htate, subject to the restrictions and f p m o n a l Arm or corporation, ahall b« prlma far* evidence o f the-violation of thl# Act »•«■!# * •* •h*" b* unlawful for any per•bn' P e '-0"*- flrn> or corporation lo milntala and u#« for the purpose o f catching or lak|ng commercial epoogea from th* Oulf of Mexico, or Ih# Btralta o f Florida or other water* within th* territorial limit* of th# Htat* o f Florida, diving aults. hslmst# or othar apparatus used bjr drop sea divers Hec 4 Every person engaged In th* I*lti* r,n* of •Po"#** ahall use a hook or hooks .".V W.*k* ,0.r. ‘ h. r P!!:? 0r _ Approved June 4, HIT. 'CHAPtEH 7144— <No 1ST* AN ACT Concerning Elections, and Permit­ ting Absant Voters to Vote by Mall. Be It Enarted by the leg islatu re of the Btate of Florida: Hectlon 1 That It shall be lawful fnr any qualified elector of the Htate nf Florid* who may. on the occurrence of any general or prim ary election hereafter held pursuant ts hereby repeated. Jaw In Ihla Htate. be unavoidably absent Her.,I That th l* 'Act ahall lake effect tmfrom hi# county because his dkties or ocr.u-* mediately upon Its passage and approval by patlon require him lo be elsewhere within lb# Oovernor. the Htate, to vole In any v otin g perylnrt In A pp roved May . 1, H|T.; . , Ihe Htate wher# he may present himself for CHAPTER T i l l — (N o IH I JSl! AN ACT Authorising Agricultural and l l o r oy primary under the regulation* herelnarier llrullural. Non.-Proflt. Ca-Operallve A sso­ prescribed, with tike effect a s ,th o u g h he ciations lo Own ami Hold Block In 'Cor­ were casting his vote In his own chanty and porations I'nder Certain Condition* voting precinct U* It Enacted by the leg isla tu re o f Ihe Hta te of F l o r i d a : Hec *. Th# voter eo entitled tn vyte shall Hectlon I. That any agricultural or h or­ present himself at th*. polle In ony pgeclnrl ticultural non-profit, co-operative associa­ In the Hlale where he may h# on euch pri­ m ary nr general - election day, during the tion. hsretofore. or hereafter, organised un­ regular voting hours provided hy taw. and der Ihe laws nf the Htate o f Florida, may or hold stock In any corporation organ ­ before being allowed In vnte. such voter shall own ised under the laws of lha Htate o f Florida, present a certificate of registration certified If such corporation Is organised, or conducts. *° h r the registration officer o f the county nr operate*. Its business..enlely for the bens or preclnrl In which he resides together fit or advancement of Ih* Interest# o f perwlth poll lax receipts for the tw o year* eons engaged In agricultural or horticultural prior to the date of euch election where poll pureulla In this Htat# lax I* required bv law, tn h* furnished to Hec 1. All laws and parts of taws In con ­ J C IIA IT E II TIM— (No I H ). AN A « T lo Provide for Ih# Creation o f Corporatlons to Hold nr Conduct Htate Fairs n> Expositions and to Prescribe the Powers Th ereof and t he Met hod o f I ncon>*ra t Ing i h . S .m . incorporaung n s, It Enacted hr th* 1-eglalatur* o f Ih* Htat# of Florida: Hectlon I- Three or mor* persons m ay as­ sociate themselves together to form and cre­ ole, a corporation under-th* Lowe o f Florida lo hold, conduct and operate Btate fair* or expositions, and to exercise oth er power* granted by thl* Act upon making and filing a proposed charter In writing In th* manner hereinafter mentioned. . Hec ! The proposed charter o f ev*ry cor­ poration organise.{• under this Act shall set forth : (I t Th* n am i o f th* Corporation, which shall contain Ih* word company, corporation. Incorporated or association. IT) Th* nam* o f th* place In the Btate of .Deneral . . . . ___ that any corporation ______ . . . . un. . . . organised d*r this Art waa organlted for or la‘ being incorporated by (he name given in said used as a cover to evade any o f th* laws of charter and with the object* and power* set ............................ ................... Florida against crlm * and ana snail auumn - ronn msrrtn. 1 n* propose*! charter during the prim* fact# evidence to sustain such charge, (ime o f publication, shall be on file in [lie affice -----------• Clerk Te “ •' *"• ■ ■ *■ • » “------------------------------>• Attorney-Oeneral „ f ,he o f Ihe Cireuil Court |D |h„ (lu u anJ |„ du, tour„ |ft prosecute . a certifir<l COOV o f aa said charter ami jiV necessary S T A L 1!! ? l*.T lom Cth |h.Pc 2 and d*l".tT.'rJI « f Incorpnrstion stall lie e be o !S annul . charier l.ltare S ' ' h< patent o f auch corporation, and writ* o f In- vf>,’ 'cbi* o l said charter in all actions and projunction or other extraordinary proces* shall ceedingt. )n d shall be conclusive evidence of be Issued by courts of chancery on the ap- Ihe rxiitfncr o f Inc incorporated association in plication of the Attorney-aeneral on sworn all'action* and proceedings where Ihe question bill o f com plaint pending any »uch annul- o f its existence Is only collaterally involved. m*nt proceeding and In aid thereof, and all and •prlma fasie evidence in all other actions such cases shall be glvsn precedeora over an.i proceeding* • 11 _ i.it . . . . . ---------. I 1. ..... . . . . . . . . . . _ I * 1 * all civil cases pending In . such courts . and Bee I Any such Association desiring to shall be heard and dlepoeed of wllh as lit­ amend Ra charter may do so by resolution tle delay as practicable. provided In II* by-laws, which am end­ Bee IS. Once each ysar a complete audit as ment. upon publication nollca a* aforenf th* books and account* o f avary corpora - •aid. and decre* nf said Circuit Judge apb y *o r* troder "th a* dtrec t Ion ofCt h eC otn p t toller .n d .a llo jr in , ..I d amendment, reIn the Cl#rk*9 office as aforesaid, o f the Btal* o f Florida al an expense lo aald corded shall become and be taken aa a part o f tha -rh#ther such boat or v*»e#| la lo be used for diving or hooking, and any auch other Information a* the Commissioner of Agrlcsllure shall deem necessary, on Blanks to b* furnished by th* Comml*l*on*r of Agricul­ ture and thereupon th* Commlastagwr of Ag­ riculture *hAl| register such boat or vesest and laaue' necessary license on paymsnt of the tag herein provided for. Buch licenses shall b* procured on or before lb s first day o f October o f each yaar. All licenses shall be granted lo the boitt or vessels according to .Ihe following schedule: , All boats, schooners or dinghies lor ,Ik# purpote of gathering sponge* by-tn e ure, ol books on' inly shall - pa)r a tap ot one dollar sanually. A ll other boats o f vessel*, whether diving boats or achbonrrt. used in the sponge fithing Industry shall pay a Herns* tax o f four d«l* late annually. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall luue lo each licensed vessel or boat at actual cod meial tag, on which shall be printed Ike* fttat# of Florida; that ! am a tnambtf of company, corporation or aBooclaifon which ona dollar par ahara and tha amount of tha J T I S S S J m ^ "e ra ilito r V iM b ll'^ r * M m * 7 o r 1 1 or dlrlilanda am on f Ita mambar* rccuiatinc the sponge fishing industry t h a ------ party, and that bacauiya nf my du- authortsaa tha distribution In part o r par valu# - c - ,f ------------------ - mUmm- ■,o c " no,l,*r or crfW,,or “n —-------------* # — aa f am required to b^ at»»#nt from wholly, on the bails of. or In propermy county and praclnct on thla day V bars tfon to. tha amount o f property bouaht had and will have no opportunity to cola form or sold to members, and other there, and that I hara not voted elsewhere eertlre rendered to the corporation, at thla election.** • ’ lUr t. Any number o f persona, not leas Any inspector of elections In any voting than tan may b# associated and Incorporated n ; »por precinct In the Htate la hereby authorised to for the co-operative transaction o f a n r taw1. _ . / . , warehouse, or other building in which sponge# administer Ihe oath and take and c e rtlfv th e ful business. Irritation dllahea bridges and *# lo . s i.h u ) 1. , 1. 1,1. 1. . . . Ihe Htate of Florida, and any rorpor*|lon EsJ-rw aMsdclatton organlxed u n d .r *,r |„pt which he may hare cause l» affidavit. Thereupon the affiant shall be other works o f Internal Improvement 171 Th# t shall tiav# the power In Bomiiun addition p believe sponge* *lig_are storru. stored, — wd may Lt• any •tlm ih i* JS l * * * * " • » - ...................... .. •••• w -ro m sn ex, ,p o „ ,e * under si*«_are official ballot, printed like the other Her S. 9*vrry co-operatlva corporation aa whlch th t i e S J 5 )» illM....... .. — ••—■-. Dr any official ba Ilota a a td National and Htala can- auch. haa power: First— to have aurcaaalon Itself g#c U stockholders o f any **lrproposed charter h H . Her7 14. The Th#under stockholdsrs any corpora- f2rPth 2 ^ 5 5 lS t}o i| l" f d|{i* 'huifnaaa ^Yt^Van* ,h* Sh<11 Ki,h CoT mi*!i°S*7. “ Iwillc* quiatan, Oinstltotlonal amendments, county hy Ha corporate name ftecond— to sue and <•> The may alao con- t|0fl organised this Actof ahall and be sued, sued, to to complain complain and and defend defend In In Th# the U tain any proris'lon* provision which tha tha Incorporators Incorporatora ble amoun a n q qdistrict 'e trirt candidates, ca m lP l.te e aand n d sucji eur), voter shall ehall be ln any b iYnnry n S f ^to u f an Y n aiten **"*0t "equal *q*al In m'aBreunt / o r'lk J ^ f t l n i ' !Um flTni” defining a m T 're 'iu U u J jj o S r e r T with full* authoHtyYo arreM wfthf f i writ* In thi* n t m ii of tu rh <nndldat»« In rourt* of U w mrut equity. T h ir d — to mak# may In w rt thtraln for tha rtfulatlona of tha m urh i . ramalna unnaM uoon thalr thalr subaubu m u in i n tn n in i in d raaulatlna J,* of tha ««*»• oowera ____ _______ _ _ _____ H anjron. . —------, •l f IhI Ithereon ho fan n ■as a ha a s> ' “»U«lre .1. . I*— la ...iL a- a"holT - . a person'arVs'ratV .c .ous. I — asss. V nenwlalnaa ea ■lia s da. ^ ptlQO *othaM»^aiM tO tha r® pi! ^ - ghnf condi^T^knil 0 operate County! »ion* perate Btate. Htale. Dtatrl'ct. District. County, »lon* ol tha this Act. Ael. ‘m m e money! mon»7*_ collected collcclfd h f printed he tn may to RloRaMM pleasure ~W. Fourih^-to f^.r-a. t•lo n an.l andVinT* roVtaloni ascreating* da- J^d^not 1 a n dat'^ o*k» at^kholdar license lise t si herein Imposed shall b e , «; live-stock, pouilry, agricultural, horticultural “ vote for and mark the same aa any resident and all auch real estate aa may be necessary fining, limiting and regulating tha powers of any Burh rorpor*!lon ahall ba liable to any or other fairs or eiposlllnna at any or all posited wllh Ihe State Treasurer, Treatun wh* *h»JI voter, aa persrrlbed by the general election for the legitimate business o f tha corpora- tha corporation and o f Ita directors and cornoratlor for that place Ihe tame lo ihe crjd ij ot the ,5hfU Eitb and primary election laws of the Htate of tlon. F ifth —to rogulato and limit tha right stockholders or any class o f stockholders nd occupy Commissioner's (and. Florida and ahall fold Ihe is m s and hand of stockholders to transfer their stock, filith Hac, 1 Huch proposed charter shall ___ ImproveIt to the Inspectors o f election, but auch hgl* —to appoint auch subordinate officers and signed by at least three subscribers to lha See. 10. Il shall be unlawful tor any J*erww o develop or persons lo resist or in any min ore to t»lot shall not ba deposited In tha ballot bov agents aa the business o f the corporation capital stock and shkll ba acknowledged be gage lea#* or terfere with the Shell FUb ConunUsioowJ* **r ke entered upon the poll books. It shall require, and to allow them suitable fora an officer authorised to taka acknow l- ...bscrlPtlon shall, together with the affidavit, be securely compensation therefor. Reventh—to m ake edgmenta o f d eed s; and thereupon said prodeputies while engaged lo ihe P»F sealed back or by-laws, by.lawa. for for th* the management management oof Ita affaire posed charter shall be filed In the office of eeaiea In in an on envelope, upon the tn* nark f It* ,f the duties Imposed “ P ® ".1*, --------*-------o*f election * " * “ which -------one of Ih* Inspector* shall amt provide therein th# term* and lim I its- the Hecretary o f the Htate. who shall produce Commissioner xt herein writ#: ' The ballot o f ------ , an absent voter lion* o f *|ock ownership, and for the distil- the same to tha Oovernor, who shall exam1 shall be the duty ol Ihe Altor ot •— Precinct,. In the County o f button o f It* earning# ___ ____ ____ _ ______ _ (ns tha same and If ha ahall find It to ba In Ihe Stale o l Florid* and ot th* which shall ha signed by tha Inspectors of Bee i. The powers enumerated. In the proper form and for the objects authorised .... , llt_ nnr. a wrrK 1<>r »l#cllon. urere<llng section ehall vest In every c o -o p - br law Isltsr* patent shall b* Issue,! by tb* oTloY ?h#?rio in a newtnsncr eitu re. in i ^Ti w I ^ B#c 1. All such envelop#* ahall. by th e-ik a tlv* corporation In thl* Htate, whether Oovernor and llicreiary o f Htat# Inrorporgta |»rW>r lh*rel^*1 * n p, lY'rJaweSSbla* In spelt I>re of alectlon. be filed Immediately Ihe same be formed without, or by lealsta- Ing said subscriber*. Ihslr associate* and publithcil in the county and hayingserved or In rMR*etlo«l with or for with Ih# county Judge of Ih# counties whir# live enactment, although lh a l may not he succeaeore Into a body politic and corporal* mailed the u«ual notice (or strjckholdere meetor agriculture hnrtlcltur# a auch votes were r*»t with the other election specified In Ut# charier or In It* articles o f by deed and In law by tha nama chosen, for in*, and If *1 inch meeting Iwo third# o f all ^ ,uJ»yy;™**|ng and all i»rm ,u !: |,_ returns o f such primary or general elections aasoclatfon the purpose* and upon the terms and P7«* the #tockhnldcrs «hxll vote to Increase the repim *,u I 2 S ? i h*;r' T b '*''! vinlatina any of the Pr(>' and receipt U k e n lh s r e fo r and aald county Hec t The fee. for th# Incorporation o f vUloa* eel forth In said chart.r. T h . Beo- u ) „ 1Kv, |, ,h,)| be the duty o ( Ihe rre«idenl •*bl.bl' \ / , “ Y il v ^ b *»r‘ '<'“ ,,u r»' l' , h t f i o r d ia 'lh * d l ' t i V . r o ^ n h ,m Sr T , " ' r2 - ? PV * U: ' • ■ « '* "« » « "■ "7 . ^ l a t l o n w e .t .r y of ■tala ahall annex to Jh . D t l.O .j.h in thirty .l.v . therexfter to make return lo V. 1* £ J S f t E K . “ d ----------- * ‘ *h" 1 ^ delivery poetxg* prepaid lo th# county Judg* shall he the earn* amount of tha respective counties where auch voters fnr Ilka capitalisation h -'00* . . tlon* Is the Htal* of Florida Bee 4. Th# rounly Judge o f Ih *.cou nty any co-operative corporation Where auth absent voter reside* ahaili r*> bslns aurh under th* dafinlllon e*lv# such ballot and ahall aafaly keep and Becllon ( I ) o f thla A d preaerva u m i unopened In hi* offic# until lo file w ith th* Hecretarr of Htala a dec.lar as n o # provided the Hoard of County Canfnaaare canvaaa lha atlon.algnad ttr H* pre*|denl and aecretnrv. lowed by law dlatalyi upon ita vote according ,lo law. at which lira* Ih* staling that II la co-operative corporation or •• npw vroTldsd the (.ovtm orareoriatjon’ a* above" defin'ml:' i i l i ' T h d l' h m * ccorpora o r p o r a ^ ol^oa'lpora t toS s T a T Y r o fi t‘ un d ir v r i u c o f t h ^ ^ L ^ l T ^ b ^ ^ w R M ! ^ 0* ^ ! ! dSflnHg* U r a h i ^ i 2nd" J^ u U tm g T h ^ 'Y lw J re Approved Ju n e-7. lllJ. sre •f the county no o t M f M flM k Wto W P H H M g Ha gcharter g llP W I Pusual g l H >h* la w s o f Florida, said corporation In Xthe allowed hy liar by a Iwo-thlrd# vole o f It* o f the assoclntlno. It* officers or memoei members. rod after the tiling o f such all open aald envelope and recwrfl the aald form ! and f’rom arvt »*c. 4. Raid letters oatent or a certified !*".k i'7..!L _‘ T IT — . 't;'L oJld!!d Roc t .Hot upon th* pall ta sk o f th . proper pre- diytaretlon with the Secretary o f ftlata. copy thsreof g|v*D by | K Secretary o f Htat* ••®*hhotdera | n the same manner as it provided BecL T. Nothlhg In lhl| Act shall be held dfiTlaratlon Barretary ranltal stock, PJJ* piro- or construed to autborts*'or permit any' ag^ AN ACT**10* r c r m lP o ie * Fishing n i t ta llw ............... .... ________ .... g g g _ • grv*t ■«•! •hw11 b« •vldencv o f th« . f . . *ncre*^f °*f fkj'i*** iptroiler endorse endorse-hla Sttm in ihe Salt Water* ot. the SUM *• *» jl fy h s *f #l*ctloaa record v*t**t. provldsd entitled tn Ih* asm* Is St recognition as saMtanca• of auch corporation Ip all actions th,t tl,r Comntrollvr bU aoclatlon organised hereunder lo carry on. --------------*---- ---------------aald canvassing beard thati i find *ths^nam* # -'• • < 1 Inga The original charter with errtificite Ufwwi the affidavit that In hi* judg other undertha th*law* laws *•— pretMsd .... corporation* ___________ __organised ______ Jtvder of auch absent voter duly or suen aoeeni ouiy regtatgrad regisiereo among af „ f thle , tile R Htsle end tbs tb* (#• fee for f.,r filing such dae*. i b- . j ? r^ Iflcata «««*TIT#mi tats and 8“ ‘ - of th# recording thereof In ths ment the aMlitv o f the corporation to meet tb* criminal law* Jh* voters of aurh prectnel. aa required1 by laratlon shall be twa dollar# offic#- at Ih* —*cr*tary of Iftat* •#ndors#d its outsttnding Indebtednevs tnd liabilities will 2 ft h * B t a ila r r in r ld 2 : of Provided. That law tn other ra*** of raaldtul ra ters and In gM . t. B* It further enacted »m that the ,b i T,*-5i permit horn* rgcli C r E t V L - h f t - S J U h2 th.0T c , ^ r yrr' o of ? W m2?*rd.25r.r ^ by. . , u . m roT.Ar't aw c.n varelng t b . vat* o f *U atrem\ voter, .t ^ k h o ld e r . of any co-Ypare •operative association e*rtlfi*d.,mr tn* -eereta *t* ehall ,b bel " “ ‘ h* , j \ n f*b«eor^,ratlon organirrd under money or upon which Imoney I* placed: • s and habited by a large aopRlf “*• ,b¥ a. K *■ r % �f - Eleven ►>.* heretofore (MuMtftd non cuiblc, «ieh qualified to become • member ot uid Board. . -J £ £ e T 3 -* k » tarpon, end alao <mder the peovlaiona of thla Act “ ««h »« Range U &M tber varietlei m lgt.toty fixh, fi.h, which Sec. #. O rein lt.tion .--I he uld u ld Board Hoard of ot w«w»- " L Sr ? * r. . !f ! *^" 1al,l l b" 7 ^ n»°o^M varieties of ot migratory which ^Sec-J. Or^aniiatlon.—The, b? ta k e n with the ordinary net; and (U , Od account of the apparent abort, JT ^ w n he advance In the price ol the ratal ^ T V n l l b e o a t l o n . which haa cauaed th ru l*EPtn become dealrable aa a food product: The Clerk of Ike Circuit Court of ' hi* autborired agent p ro w d ^co ^t^tM ei^h ieb tb tU on Cbe firat ^ ko«hob»c County. or by from the reeorda in ItJy. A. D.-I*iy. be unpaid end pelt or dAuiy, •& » P " * « « omce or me c-.cm ufJ the Circuit Court! IZTL Jwn on W Ianda ia l i h7fon; d« on . tr lying'in thi territory of Flagler the Saint ofcce oLucie, / j W Ckrk^of Oaceola and Palm Beach Embalming than within'*0 daye alter hiving «rly along an ,* V b ^ mouth nl been appointed and qualified, meet at Jack- “ ,d r »k t t e S ? ' n n lr d r alone an •onvillg and o rn n iee, by electing from lew .* * ' " " ' * it nhmber a prcaldent. and aecretary and trewa- > »»«h u ry »“« “ P where .«•>« ra !dd*« VfU JP*r.' raid PelHeer'a Creek urer thereof a n d 'if ahall .meet from lime to J-r**k * P° County, a* hereby*e payment thereof by ianda in the Mine r !*«™ effect !? at If the territor ia It the policy of Ike law Ihat land* owned b , the Stale and eo uaed aa the State Pnaon farm ia now bring uaed, ahould be caempted ffom the burden ol the ci|wnae of government of the county in which cuch Ianda are located; 1 uld State Priaon Superintendent*, employeea who I priaon farm wboae attend the public achoolt df mid public roada lying around uid t be kept up and maintained ia unfair that the State, by [•uid Unda from Ihe ta» County, impure there entire taxpayer* Hid cilitcna of ia only (air and jutl that •r lit (air and equitable part lbrre(ure, Ihe Legulalure u( the Slate it ahall be the duty of the Commiaaioncra of Stale inatitutiona firat day of March, hi lilt u*ed aa the Sutc Priaon County, Florida, excepting Bcrei in a contiguous body, AN ACT Under great Cauau K h tiJ i .........■< •■uiruiu m ail ■ ,- T . " - — — Aa'secuHty ....... . For, Ail . . Public . . . Depotila. ^ e present himtell or heraelf before u id Board at Be It Enacted by the Legislature ot the Su te a time and place to be fixed by u id Hoard, • r :— , ■ '- - - - • ........... ......................... - « n 'l » » and » , II and St, a and J7, In St. Johna and agree Township 14 South of Range II Exit to the noar.lt upon a plan or oli » » d If Ihe u id Board ehatl find upon due exam- Northern com er of u id latt numbered Sec- , lon Flagler County of of-------Florida: Section L That Farm Loin Honda iaaued InalloVThat' Ihr0 ,1? '1 lI!®n <Iuf examnmur ui aa,u .... Seel ion line be- lhc h,m,|.1| 0,her inde ■% if A g M SS a r tra -g f upon farm mortgagr. io in.i^hia g B « ‘- F : " ‘g iiinlmfii! 1^ - — * * -Statea » > ‘*bondt, * to furpiab ■ market for United to create government depoaitorlci and finan *w . I it.. I V>aii..l Caalaa .,1 In r tial agtnla lor the United Statei, and for other purpoaea, and approved July 17. 1»1«, by Federak land banka, of Joint atoek land banka, ahall be a lawful inveatment lor all fiduciary and trurt funda, including all lundt in the control ol tniateea, aaaigneea. guardianv admlniatraton and execulora, and may be ftttepttd a* aecurity for alt public drpoiita. See. Sec. j. 2» That tnia thla c\ct Act anaii ahall iix tike e enrci effect, imIm- '•Z.J’AS ?Zd k hJ £W TSE ? 3 IS&VsE&sat cartmd dlipotition of the and 3S, Jtl and ^7 <h _f1 • J ed oeraoni and the apartmrnla, 'rlo’thin*' and & Range bedding. In cave of death from fnfrelioua, eon- #«nr .Hue a. ___________ ____ . 1 - .. ’ 1. a. tigiout or othrr communicable dlacwae, ahall itaue to uid applicant a licenac to practice embalming and ahall regialer tuch applicant i n duly lieemed embalmer. Such licenae «hall be aigned by the majority of the Board and atteated.by ita aeal, and all peraona receiving a-licence under under ihe Ihe proviaibna proviiiona oi of thla thla Act ahall reginer the fact at the office of the eirrx clerk, ot of the the court cour in rich and every county It ahall be the duty of the Tax id county, on or before the firat ' 1 o forward to the w . . n , w~» Stale Inatitutiona that would be due taara the ume aa if and located aa the Unda taapayera of the county, itatrment, it ahall be the nuke their rrquiaition for the amount contained innicfinti ot tneir aa- tin me aiaiemcm ot laid Taa Collector, knd herein ,_______ provided,. ___ and for the C.wnpttoller ahall draw „hl._ warrant for ... ....... — — aeaament rollHI *a« „ „ inJ .................................. . k5S5&.MJ f e !5 " v”' " u ■ w 1' ' •- -* 1/ - ------ * 1_ ™ Johna C°untie% C°unty to *lo" « ' h*. , - -P°in* °f beginning. Kiton or me fountiea voumira of m Volutia iinum Public Inatruction of the it and agree with u id reapective any and all other eatraordinary aervicea which the u id amount upon the Stale TreaVurer and See. 2. That uid County ahall l>e a part of a ‘pUn’ plan o r ' plant for the ataump- aaaeoorv may lie required lo perform. And forward u id warrant to the Taa Collector o f '» ,he * fourth fourth Longreaatonii Congreiilonal Diitrict, itiainci, a a part part of ot aid bv hy cr {. County of ita pro rata ahare ofcountlra o f______ Saint_______ Lucie, Oaceola and Palm u id county, which warrant ahall be ruid '*’ * Thirtv-firat Senatorial Dlatrict, and part . , / T " , , _the __________ — *— “ J‘ ‘ — J1 *a —** ~ A‘ tie required 1 ' to-pay for any *>• ,he Judicl** Circuit, and u id |nJ ( btrdnrax ol the ' Board'"of" Publ'ic^ln' Beach ahall mil in which he may therealter locate, and with c®u7,,,, *^* M ’ e on* member in the llouae , !rtlf,j(,n rearwetlvely o f the Countiea of Vo- aervicea performed by aaid atae*aora during the local dlatrict regiatrar in whoae dlatricf o lc HeprtaentatWc* ol the Stale o| Florida. tll, u . nj q, j„ h ni t tio upon an equitable the year iqty. in relation-to property and ?hern'VlJ|rT n f !m h,,|pr01^ * n °n : provided, fur" U11? “ nn* >>U>I. *** *h* dlvl.bn o f the aurplua (u n d lT f the ltear.1 o f peraona In the territory o f Okeechobee County, *ht " bt «"»W c r* tl countyarat of r“ ‘ d " u n r.. |.ublic Inatruction reapecllvely o f Voluaia and a . hereVy created, CHAPTER 71J!—I No, l l t t ............................... ... ,,, ataeaaor of taae* for Okee eligible foe licenae who »>»• « ° ' ^ « Id ^ ih llh ^ ^r S fo r e th ^ fin t^ S. John. Countie, and upon an. equitable .S ec. i j . The ^ AN ACT, Making It Unlawlul for Any Ptt- lean two yeata' experience under the aurplua funda that aaid Board, chobe* t ounty ahall receive no eompenaatjon ncenaru J|n >|>|wjf)( ^ offic„ , ,,, . R i c h u l d counfjr aou or Peraona to Interfere AVIth Recruiting embalmer, in the Army o r Navv of the United Statea Sec. I t mediately upon Ita paauge and approval by the Oovvrnor. Approval M*jr 2*. 1917, kia lh* f any moniea ”in ---*■ <the Slate T rf*aurer out o------, ---------handa the u m e aa other'general ex pen tea o f the Su te are paid. Approved May efi, tqiy. . . CHAPTER :< o j— (No. tg j.) AN ACT Relating lo Warebouarmeti and Ware- ! ill Tiaioni I't m u ran ■ sec. It. lompenaation ot .Mrmhcrt ol He apply to aucVt aollciting or perauading 4nj Other Kxpenara.—All expenaea, aalary t related hy affinity or •, * f ,ljem of tnrmhera of aaid Board *hal| r by any peraon ■' the Cjrroit Ianda In the u m e manner ami with the aamr peraon. or a apccificd peraon or hi. order, held on the eflrct aa If the County o f Okeechobee bid not (e) The rate o l atnragc charge., ■ **-•'-* 1 -----------------( f ) A description <af Ihe good, or o f the Oaceola Art, AMI 1. . CS*I I I « n » r c ia i r i m m n , — , r - - , ---------- in i>c b v i h mi r . . .. . - r ilA r T F R 7 4 0 1 —*(No. 1 4 1 .) rilory UcffiMboTe tet forth •• the propo**<\ the goo*!* hy th^ frarfhou«em4n to th« hoMer e®cial paper, and document, in the name papua or recotdi apt>ertaining to any rate *"* " "r t-*bl by aaid County, the aum of $ 10 0 t IJrtl i.fcK 7 4 oi ov o. m i County o f Okeecholwe. The tegl.lratfon o f the otfgina receipt. el the officer an appointing him M aa auen auch *>epudepu- dretded decided by by toe the tCoun. ou rt/' *uch time ax he ahall acthally l>e AN A C T Providing lor the Creation ol Okee- County ig him . -. f* r ™onln in fdr u i.i _ ntk Sec. 1 . Failure to Mark "Not NrgolUble." «»ph oeputv ahall in Sec. I Uhl. Act .hail • become effective The County Judge of Flagler 17. and hla u ld acta aa II ‘ ^ ------- -*■*" * - *•--•' -— elpt ahall have plainli 1<riv<.tlrr from the reqnnla in the n ia face hy IM, warehnuaeman laau*H rtapecti' be aa bindingg aa tf preformed hy immediately upon jta paauge and become a Cc^ f law. the officer_appointlng auch deputy. Approved May 14, 1S1T. Sec. I That upon" hli being muttered out *f the eervlee ol the United Statea. auek of ierr ahall immediately enter Into the duliei C H A ! TF.R . » 7 —(N o. 1 » ) . td hit office lor the remainder of the term AN ACT to AuthorUe and Direct the Board for which he w u tlectrd. , ol Commi.aionre. of Slate Inatiluiiona tp fee. 7. Thla Act ahall take effect immeSell, Loan, .or Leite the Steamer Roamrr. diately upon ita pataage and approyal by the r c j t Enacted by the Legulalure'bl the Stale Gotrrnor, or upon ita becoming a law withof Florida: •‘ , _ , , " Section I.,(That the Board-of Commlaaionera ttarmlng houae and •Mhin twenty h' ____ four ___ hour. •vthoritifia of the riren ••ch auhject or cittaen, Betealier, notify auch “ e arrival thereat or Jrt'r auhject ritiien. tan**try »uch •uhject d liien . A arutui wilfulortoil comply with orauch proclamation to -k’ ................................... .... .See. 1 Thla Act .h a ll'ta k e effect tatftly. Approved May 11. 1917. »“ • imnu- \ . ____ ____an.I |_____ ACT. .to. . .Authorire nir#,< ik . n „ ..,t - ... Su „ . of Ftortda: ' Section 1. That the Board of Commiulon* fera f l Ol IntlHUllirtu be, m , cai■ «| they III,, .,w bl 3I1IC Slate Inatitutiona and are hrrrbr lu lhoH icd. empowered m d directed Jo »jll the Steimer Roamrr. the te u e l now in the aenrice of the State Shell FUh Com' ‘ 1' “ “ 4 .V,” ........... — .. pertaini to prop- ner, .pnomt an me omerrv in a iw n p r s &r& i 's ? s £ s i X K rfc*u X lu•l firat z xmeeting .w x x Monday &s; a. on z the a firat of law. Sec, ^ J X £ f va-w...«w . u __ CounliraaM'...« f ^ paid n provided by *ltw for the A u r u m m l County ( omm imonen 0 1 u im n o o r r i numy o f Taxet o f Flasler Counhr for the year A. Ip hold ita fint meetinir on the firtt Monday in p . toty. and the Hoard o f County Commiulon- .September, 1 9 1 * and at aaid meetin* the aaid — “f r'ewa.ufiu tamvi.tg. for t riwin- Hoard ahall make arranyrmrnti for the tern- Al I io n rn o tr nr m r Bradford County Certain Linda Withdrawn from the IJat o f Taxable Property o f Said County hy Reaaon of the Purchaae by the Stair o f Land* in u ld County, known aa the Stale Priaon Farm, and to Provide for the Aareaament and Collection and Payment o f Taara Thereon for County Purpurea; Preaeribing Certain Outlet in Relatfon Thereto o f Ihe. Boanl o f Commiaaionera o l State - 1f wvtltutlnna. and for Other Purpoaea Incidental Thereto. Aeta o f t ?oq V nV Chapre r * 6 1 ra ft* " * lyuv, m u v, „ IM% ____ and purchaaea by the IW>ard o f Commi«\inner« o f State Institution! <\f the State o f Florida, acre, o f land approximately eighteen thousand “ * * ww ae t ya------f 1 ________ ---- - -. __ ____ _ _ ________ ____ Bl __ mand by the holder or ilrpoaitor ao arcotnpanled. the burden ahall be upon the warehouseman tn eatabBah the rxiatrnee o f a lawful excure for auch rrfuaat. See. g. Juatifieation o f Warehouteman In Delivering.— A warcbouaeman ia juatifird In ilellverlng the gooda.' auhject to the proviatona o f Ihe three following aectiona, to one who la— (a) The peraon lawfully rntitlrd to tha po«re*ilon o f the good., or thla agent, (b ) A peraon who Ir either himrelf rntitlrd to delivery hy the term, o f a non negotiable l” 'V d f o f .,h' nr w h o > . written from Ihe peraon ao rntitlrd. rlthcr authority upon the receipt or writlrn upon an* indorsed other paper, T>r •*--------J ) ; . -v v ’ 're- f �Page Eight •hould not be lik m (or n u«*» and puryMea art Stair Auditor ahall hare and eacrctae ihr enforced again*! the movement o ( licit infettrd •entailvea, etln .a . aaetalaota and other offl. it lot » « and forth’ in tkc petition ,0 B » ** “* ponrta aa the Male Auditor and prevent cattle Horn any lick inlratrd arra in Ihi* l *r * • " « emp.oyee* of aaid Ituaul duty oueervrd by th* proper •*** abrrifl in the tame man Aiviatant M ate Auditor,, and ahall perform State, or arra in which aytfemattc tick f M l - thurtaed »<y it, nta hereby empuu'ritu u i t t **w | a u m m o n a ad irapondendum are hia■dotire under the direction nf Ibe Governor ration work ia not being cattied on iindrr Ihe i w upon any grounda nr premia** tn mia in * ib**1 man M ja *}*** uejv oviorr inr return r n v m and ana the rnr Slate mate Auditor. Aiiiiiiuf, • , Jr r ,f j ’. nt>' ^ r** *• ditecliott o( the Stale Live Stock Sanitary htkte tor Hie putpoee of inepectiuu, g o * r a n da/ drench notice or notice*. Aamany notice* Sec. 1 That he ahali receive com pen u t ion •a mar be neccaaary to obtain aerviee on the at the aarne rale or aalary aa the S u te Auditor, i defendant* may front time to time, be m u n i, and prevent Aieiitant State Auditor, log ether returnable. at above Mated, to t later day or with hit actual neccaaary traveling tipenaea day*. Rule Day* art aboliabed 1n theae peo- incurred while on official buaineaa; ami the cceding*. II* an* defendant be alleged to be neccaaary amount lor carrying .o u t Ihe provF . a non-tetliknt of the State, or i( the name or «ioni of thia Act la hereby appropriated ■evidence ol any defendant ie alleged to be un- - See. t Thia Act ahall take effret upon It* known, or If any defendant cannot be perapn patwage and approval by Ibe Governor, ally veered, the Clerk ahall cauae auch notice Approved May St, l#u. the co-operation ition o l the Slate I.lve Stock Sanl- » » * c m lo n o f h<*. dut.ee ahall ha fined not l e u to be publithed once each week for 4 contecu . tiry Hoard, any lloard ol County C om m m lon - m a n t D-u. nur m o t , than ll.OQe, o r oo tinlive weekt in tome newipaper publithed in _C H A P T E K iHI—(N o. W ), ff*. 6r any Statt j t ’ etermaty, b e fo tt an elct-_.F ‘ , “‘ " “ " lk f hui J e tt than one m o u tn on m o t . •aid County, and the Clerk ahall mail a cert'- \\ ACT » * » o f thr iv’e been held in the cou nty or diet one year or both tu ch fin , and Im pria. „J o Amend . . Section ' V I Timp O .haUfiave rtf'copy o f r o c h nailer to each noji-fevidenf Central o( the the Slate Sute of ol Florida, f tt in which the work ia to be carried on onment. (lenrfil Statutea Statutes of Florida, iiJ ----------t kiin i efeudant at bia place ol rrtidence aa name in Ktlating to the .Making of Annual Report* Relating to the Making H .. _ eportt and a majority ol the qualified elector* voting •• Whenever aald Uo ard ehall Ond ie petition, Inti he thall alto file a certificate by to to the Railroad Com m m *aid * by Common CommonCarrier* Carrier* election have declared in lavor ot , ,,“ t ,u » f« *»»*« At any placa i In tno State ol *uch conitruetivc terrier, which mode o f- mitrioner*. compultory ayilcmatk .. lick eradication wotk. cuinmu-.icabi.. comagioua or inf M l toga Miatervtee ahall be a* effectual aa though the Je- j), |< Enacted by thr.l.rgiiU lurc ol the Stale or compuleory eaVtlle'dipping! SiKh ilection **»»• *•* value, hug* or other ------------uomrattc am iendanl had brrn personally served with pro of Florida: may be held at any general elrcitpn acordtng m«f», ** anatl have the power to deeiguala idet cr»* Wtlhtn ihi* State. Notice of lit prnJrn* Section 1. That Section r»?0 ol the General to IbrTitwY and procedure ol general’ election*' ■■u'-u "r locality nuu to prohibit I no may and-------------— recorded -at In -----other cate*. Statutea of — the State Florida the or or at at aa ip apeeUI election wmen .which II ahall be m called into or tcuiuvwl from -------auch •lu. - y be —. filed . . . -------- —, - ------- —■ •. . of ,i ■ .«.>•• *be. ". and —* r c o i election , .1 1 oc in i Introduction ...------------— ------— — ------Sec. i. All per eon a not appearing or »»»««»• *ame la hereby amended ao a* to read aa (ol , nd |,cia according to \he Uw* governing entity o f any caUle, h og . or other dom eeilc tog ou |b« return day, whether under dijabil* |o«t: ___ »t»ecial election!. animal* anU to plate auch locality In quayity or not. ahall be bound by the proceedin)r» Section . » ) . Kallroa<k to Make Annual HeSec. 6. Said lloard ahall have the powfr *«U ne and mainialh auch quarantine aa long and1 default may be entered afainrt them, but |H .ft» - l « ahall •ttca * * * * *O . . . . . . a*V n **9C'*»*ryt |H.rt*.-ii .nan be i>c the tne duty uoiy of 01 all an common end *nd it »haU ahall be its Ita duty from time to tin timet to » . ™ r j , ami *mi nothing ahall prevent any peraon « h o i* ahown camera nibject to-lhe nrovuitmi* of thia chap- make, promulgate and enforce mice and tegaueb quarantine ahall continue, it altail by the record to be interrated ut the property to make lo the Railroad locntmieiottcra lilauonk (or carrying out the pfoviikm e and h* Illegal for any pet.on. him or coipuratlon -------- ------- — v - .— - — --------— * ■*-* * -■ ' l« k * or tranaport auch animal* .ittier out or lulu auch quarantined locality, and any wot, who abail violate Ihe provlalona ot » . . . t __ _ it ahall be the duty ol the Judge o< the Cirauit tourt to cauae a jury ol IS mm to be e m u n r f, Irv w h il i - .m t ii rn u l in i i ih i i ... .... . . . . . . . . ^ December Slat, immediately preceding, which .(^n ,„„ia ln a atatemem or the organitaiion. 1, Dff a. . at.. .. .» ad. ... .L . « n the Bret‘ Monday in M ay; in the Count* o f D u v a l u n the thlru Monuay in Mar * nee. a. 'tn* fall term uf aald con n ahali comment-* In the County o f Clay on the eecuad Monuay tn O ctober: tn tiii» f o u n t r ‘ |*,u* tujn,,i . . , •hall nut he ’ T M* * circuit ; „ j , „ u n iv in « h l r ? i " **dM*®n t„ ... . 11 * n,,t re*ldc hi , “ inf * 'c i " f t . 'v o>Molv_e, "> *ny .h a ll co m m e n ce In the C o u n ty o f F lagler on t h , flr»t M onday In O ctober, and the SjtrinK T erm OT a*«d COUn-ahini co m m e n ce in *atd County on the laat M onday In M arch V.-. , r ,l , u l 'cabuft, and I’rovl dl n*' ' n n try o j n t c r t r v I ro Con fetto I o ?..1"* . .^ P p ifr . a ^ 1 ,c l-egrtlalur* ol •>.. , s.I.i™ , t V r. *'* *' , ul*«b‘ delault „| , , " “ “ 'J* ol defendant* in „ . "J <lt ,n ClrctlU C o u r t/of th, SS,?11'', l lorid* in Chancery when « *’ * °l it made peraon atly/to enter h u ' U | V ^ ‘ ‘ K «r*n cr upon the day f i t f j lh.e,r *p* w ehnV i,r,t' ^ C ll Al*TK It Tit a— IN u at | .itvurvl in arid c a u t e ^or, m , . . . i. ■_ AN ACT lo | . „ . Crtb. the T im . o f Holding l'r . publ.rAUoM. upon I h e d a r f i i . V ; .|h# Term * of the Circuit Court In and for’ ufl*rr °* Publication if the tame l«I . * , h# Tenth Judicial Circuit o f Kloriaa. tm| ^ a"® 1 • fJ*,c then on thJ tSS d.l y’ n r It Enacted n the oorder'7T r d r/* i .'‘V Br Knactvd by th* the l.eglalature of ol th* the cding ,hr the nay fi*td n*cd | in state o f Florida; Iwation, the complainant or cnm olIL , n.otlon I. That thal tlm * « ( holding th . m* r h**e a decree *" tlm * « f holding lha ***5** ,l^*, have ■ decree pin , , , m, D( (h , circu it Court “ ‘it, ana f „ r the rn' -----1 *c uf v,a " fd “ • '--* — ,u t1*> dcirnda.it Tenth Judicial rtrcult of F'lorldu, ahall b* aa . i ™ ; *■ l* * » anc| part* of I * ., ‘' ‘ t hereinafter tiled. There » o regur . ahall t>. l>» itwo trftl* " herewith ahall be irim ln j, tw** in m s o i s i c ui n u i i u a , v t m « wwnwic v ^ •MK?liuu atiftli be g u i l f y uf tk t i U v U c i u M n u ) Igy t # r m a o f ipiiUl cour t h a l d Iti *Ach c u u n ty Approved May 4. ‘iilT.*'1'*’'*1*’'J ‘ |he stale, and to preecribe quarantine dtetrict*. " ,Ml, •*•** PunUlied by a fin* o f not aa- ot , . l d Tenth Judicial Circuit *ach year lo l f , ionl ur „ c,a, their localiono and bounda cteding ll.truo or by imprieonnient ot not ax- ti. known aa tha Spring Term and the Fall . ■ . • * ‘ * . * t-Piliiw i.itn v,.„r u f *- -- • "* f - 1 Th“ • " '» » * ralallra t„ holdlna t , rm, uf court In Ihe Fourth Judicial Circuit |0 to far aa th . »am* a r . In rontlict uitli ... Act ba and th- aarne are hereby rethl. ’ pealed. Approved May g. 1»IT. — owner i* entitled, H aufficirnt lact* arc bciofe . and every year or olYetier if called (or by the ihe t ourt to atljudteate the di*lribul,on o( Ihe , ; <1>rrt)litl ,hc Comptroller »h*1! make a lull (iruCCNi • friKift of all hia ofhcial act* ami |»riH:r?AlingA htc. J. Ihe jud|tmrii! tliall ircite the %efthcl jor |jir |A«t fUcat year to the t«r\ernor, to he , 1, lull and »h*ll be that the property therein u ,() hefote the l.cgiilature w,th In* inM.age, .Ie»cr,bed he appropriated to the l ounty in Ire #P(; ,|,j|| „ Mkr %Uch lurther re|M.rt j . the •imple, or tbr particular nijht «*r eviair in »ani ( ..nviitulnm mav rrquirr pr o p r rt y » i u g h l . be a p p r . i p n . l r d to tlir t ..u nl> Iitmn toe l jiurvt, |-a,iuM vecunnK by dr laCJtlt of mulirjr I ftc c u m in O k jl lu il louilit ll) i*IC • ||,al all law. ami partv ..I U w . in r , , „ fllc( w),h ,,,,* ,\ct t tic v m r art. verdict ol the jury.* ‘ .-ec. III. live L ounty within ten da,v alter tf.r rrn.ilturn ol the jii.lgfnrni «!iaii into ' ll,,. Act .hall take rtlrvt n m .m li, p * ,M, r in .| approval by the ih# (c u r t for the Ufcc ol the ilefcri«iint, the eomiKfiMtipn a K c r t a in c d by lhc jur>. ur else tiie proceeding, .ball be null and void. u n lc * . lor g ood Caute, lurlhey time, not (a cced in g 3u daya, be allowed by the Court. t'|>ou auch i ounty ha* paid the amount of the cumpen sattun into the i'uurt as aforesaid, so as to prevent the C o u n t ) ‘s -appropriation of the p r u p t r t ) i»«ristiri|| tkc pfi»crrdmg% in error, |g at an ) time after the skttt of err«»r taken by any lirlrndant. h* shall t^kr out. of lire Court the amount found In Ik* 4 ur Inm, i ||f « n t *d rfrot shill hr i|lsmi<srd tn iL«- Sjupreme ( ourt upon the cctttlfeate til the t Ink of file l irvint i ourt that the drfriidaut has taken out Ihe eumpenftjtiun a/oresaiil See. 12 W h ene ve r Ihe judge shall he sat I 'f i f ii 1tial *tt) tier*un or |tff.un*, whether holding under the dr lrtida nt or not, are p r r i r t *i k ig **r 11 1m t r ut fin jf t Inr I o i|n t) I r« n t r »* tr tt n g ujto11 ui taking |Mi#ke«*i«m oi ihr prup t i t ) alter the County* i* entitled to do so* hr »tia> grant ti lt h writ* of assistance as he may think necessary. .»r h c mav pr iK ccd by at ta chm rnt a* for contempt t ( cuurS erl-rjlril i:t\[,,nnr . * i xi,*, **i i q j * A r r n ?%o1 S l * l ml' W t . • - . w v , . TF M ^ a j _ ( Nu hi,* ,v t a k , , I S « 1 IK ,,l h r ( i r n m l AM ,,u ,r, ol t S l su it? o f'F fo m U . Krtairie > U t u t f « ot m e . late ui r i o n « » , w n a i i i c Section 1* T h a t Section ld| of the <*fnera1 Statute* of 4he State 'of Florida Ih* and the same I* hereby refieatnl. Sec. 1 Tin* .Vet to takr rtfret up»n *t- pas­ sage iifui approval by the IkHerntif Approved Mas IH. 1'1*17 t II AIM I K T il «N At I- to Amend Srvttun jr «»| t hapter Iteofrai Statav-s of the State oi FUSrhta, krlaiing to Regulation, Supers iaton arnl t ontrol *4 Fraternal Henefit S**ctctit* in T h i s Stale Ite If Hriactnl li> the I cut slat ure *4 the Mali -4 riorhla . >rctnifi } 1 hat > n tirrii ?,* ol t hapter **’.*Ir* i . r u r r ^ l Siatutr* *4 the Mate l loritla tie anti the *3mr is h e r r h y amrn<ietl t<» read a* * >cc, la Tin* Act -full not Ik mi ti>u*trucd a* tu r r p r a l Section of the i .r n c r a l Statutes *h*ll l»c in wtiliqg* an.| *11*11 describe the d h r a i r d animal ur live n o c k , arid aha I g n e u iu # e . « r lueafta* o f tuiiiiiiuin a I I um an y . u n ia g io u .. infactlou* or co m m u n lca b U d l . - 'he name and addrea. ol he owner or peraon in charge lliercol. and the place w l.c .c the .IJw rllng auch H r . .lo c k , or In fectin g ^ * . t |i »« Vrt sh ill takr r ^ c t af|Sfr^ *t . tU m h e * ' l 1117 k * aie Wept. iwia ot i h«- >. h , UI„ „ rrm l. rll A„ y p . r.o n who ahall In■ Jure, dr.troy or attempt ‘ to deatroy a n y . ho h i i knot* lediga of lir(lllllMt. „ „ -a«tiitim«iti »,r r.i, im ii- k iti* tiv.i It ahall b . unlawful tor - n t „ inulv Up o n or < r o . a any public blalr- * n’y County o’f T h e V t l l / o f F io rid T .ri.' her*-' , uonrourlat, l.isr lit or r a p r e a v i i i k t h c of th M( i k K H a n i t a r y |iv»ard. Htx lo T h v Iftate l.lsa Kt ock H«nlt<«r> ItiMtil *tiall b y r ule pro v id e fur a vttfe uinl m iitfol 4>r hug ihulrr* ar«4| other contagtou*. IfifrcHo u* it ml tomniunkmld** d l » e a t r » o f aid multi S»*. The tuiri rtf f l i u . u u u i t hereh y » p r nr>Mini Hi**ntier fur tlie iii#pu*cii and *i4'j p i u p r m t f l fnirii any fuh d* .tn th a T r e a t u r y t r uei lull of t h«- i d h * . « f i ttf dtnneal It," “ fll - in •« «it her w l* «• ii p r opt Ia I n l for cut r jf lug u u I II |i41 . , *| 11 *f It|o % .•Ii vs h I* h *I •*»11 I*4 * r «11r "i t Iip pl us Imtollt of 111>1* A e 1 p t « V14r d . Itu»w ■ jin ii i or vsflt l l r it ft! If led w i t h any * uiilwgiou*. i r . f i v l i u u t «M t u m m u n l e a t i l f itiavutr, In i u d i • s» r. tSi.tt »*# mu* Ii uf thia a p p r o p r i a t i o n of ,,f aUjipr*ird a.f being llaiMe lo cottunuitl1 H*-* Tilt* Act stiall ta ke effect I m m r ■ 1ii* voidwgloti or infectbni uf any 1 i»ntaglut*, i l U t i 1) up<>ii 11m bcccitiilng a law HitrttUius or corn mu nlc Able dlaaa^e, and lo APproved June I* JUT* * ----- *-----ahed*. condemn ant!* tleatroy any barna. •h^di 1 .1 natti* coirala or pn»» which the aald 14* •' J*ll.\ITBlt t! — J 'llA lT K It IS 71U —(No (No 4M. It,10 reasonably cause u r r r mav ret|tiire f r o m any society such m co n agio 11 A«*T to Ftovlde for the Enrolling by lu uiJVvtl I h i **»ld .hull Typewriting Marhlnw of lltlla and Joint Jut mat loo a* will enable him la tlttrrrniiif Hand c o n d a m n a t l u n I;.T. 1 whether such society it esrmpl from the pro­ inVLr^r t AN i '" / [ . n w i e d May £* 19 T. A pproved « » r a , »>T. . C1 t11 lA* l’TKK 7X1—(N o <r.li ' 1 1 f *n * ■ ' i * ' ° - •m j * anj, atatulr td ihi* Stair. ...... I'd'all undrr Src. 1 T h l, A ct .ball „ k r rffrct alcl, .uixin ^ a p-•*— p r o v •a -l «hf r.o%ern„, - . / «the « c wiM cinoi uf ‘A o b i l f v ^ N u l " V « 7 7 * ,,hwul h U ®W*r«t4l. Al'I-roved May X 1»|7. f V. • \v w t • .\ a \t i iu A m m a i * -* Attorney Gm cral The ,ttorn*y accepting *r ,ir e ol ...filer .lull vice oi ...rh tuch II,filer .lu ll return ori.i.u origi.ull „f ---------• *<■ . . b. « o m r a * iur, *»mr t„ he file,I with in,| ll.r rriur.l III ,hr c u e . Sii-I clerk thill I cei.e mw- for tuch notice ,n,l cnfiy t,, m in i H[hh. the ptovreulintf officer, an-l £» f..f •iich nu.icr *ml c.ipy icive.f utun va,.t torney of appriUtc ,ou,t. to l.r u , rJ c o , t*. , Ijf il Ihe Act creating »aid county is ratihe«l Sec. 1’ That the notice or icire fic u i 4iu!l .by a vote o ia .g_. provided fur tn -v.livtilltIi!I) the Vlitr the njfiir of the p*ftle* said A c t T h e r e shall be a Circuit Judge t-> tile cJiu*e. the irritir nf the trial c..u,t and State A t t o r n e y in sanl c i r c u i t w h o th i l l Ibr rttllin .liy ,,f ,»lr writ of c , „ „ . |(,r „ rtrn„ h r app ointe d, confirmed ami hold -dhet fur tl.urgrif, Ibr -Icgn e of otirTive foun.l in in the term a* p rov ided by the ( tm tilt niton, and 'In 1II .h i!! I*e Iltnevie,] j„ ,he name o) shall receive lh c salary pruvidrsi l#y law fur u,i nrr.nling nntge ,,l the appeilKr roiut such officera-,.,,| i.tue,i ui.ifer the tunic i n j teil nf .hr Scc. The Seventh Judicial Circuit u( the vlifl. 1,1 the trial cviurt. The form In be «, u»e.l .hall be ...b.iuiitially a* follow* ........................................... 'n t h * ................. ... _ ** , * Gourt of . , . . . . . . Ibe State of Ha., County, Fla. U h eieaplaintiff in ef r',‘ . in ,he i l » o r vt.b-,1 riu .e b n *ued out writ «l err-r said conn firs as now provi ded by law ".'f m»«ie iclutnahle at ....... Sec, 1. l h c Ele ven th Judicial C i r c u i t of the I" r Inrid a, on tile ........lay o f ........ A D 19 of 01 com|>o*ed of the Stair of Florida heretofore in a c ju .r i„ which the plaintiff in error Counties of Monyov Dade, dlroward ami Calm wav charged with , ni| „ verdict o' Hrach, Reach, shall be eomt foniivased of tbr Counties of " " ' "• -a * tendered agam.t pljmnlf Monroe and Dade. There shall he three regu K' in error, t 9 )Jr trrrh« of the tin Ircutt Court held in each Therefore Ih i, j* to y(>u no|jcr ,|„t -------a.. ... .m - . . pvej t* hctc*'- created and e.labllvhcd an additional Judical circuit in the /( visions of this A c t . Sec f. A ll law;* and! parts of laws iiioutst* tent with this Art are hereby repealed See *, 3 lilts A c t shall become a law tip-m it* passage and a p p ro v a l by the (g o v e r n o r , or ii|**m its t»ccorning a law, without - such ap t luptrr Slid cl the Law* of #1 ol Florida,.or Chapter • I .ii i- entlilcd t*I >. I#•.I ■* V*. Act I ... 4 Section w.-__ ! II tortda, '.No t*• A*____ n n ul Approved Junr IS. ( hapter 4-I>. law* of Florida, entitled Art Act to I'rovide for the Morwing of |*ul* » *---- l ' ---- , ........ * railr«*ad track, nr nght n lw iy , or terminal. facilities and station grounds to he sold lie. Alter final deposition of the suit, the clerk ■I the circuit court thall prepare and forward a certified copy ol the decree of forrcloaurcand. file *nd <d the decree of confirmation of vrne on the atcond Monday in Mc'tober. Sec. J All law. and.parl* of law* In con . . , hj . afr / . fcuralr.i , c«»ntainrij in this Act shall t |T *|| ^ * t ti ■ -*See. v. - I? wi Nfithing -v <1111114, k’ MIlatliHJ III lilaw # , * * '*i«|. ’ 7, ,1 \ Cf. " proceedings shall be ^ frtn*trurd tti affect «»r apply 1t> grand or ,.d b, tire l ounty, rvrrpt the c.o| upon the ...... , , , )g r. F e llo w -..f .it .11 etior taken by a ....... .. which Kmghl. oi l-hylhi*. leaclunve ol the In ..,. the........ judgment the t ircuit t ourt shall he oiittr dr par (merit »»( the Supf£mr I .mlg - «#i| a ftif iTird _ . . ”. 1 , * , tl Knight* fd Pythias 1 «»r i*K'iettra ahtch limit 11 , 1,1 utrLt^iM . i fe-any i ,c lamia which I heir mdnbcfatilp to any one haiardou* «c not liavc acquired titleT to ctipalfon* nor to similar stxieties which do not ‘ the County it using, or if at any time altrr i*soe insuraner rertifieatrs. The State Treat mi attempt t»» acquire tttjr hy condemnation prtecrcdiiig*. or tdherwibe. it shall he found that the title* so acquired are defective, the C o u n t y may proceed und e r this A c t to acquire ur per fret 'such title, or lo acquire any out standing right, title or interest n » and 1u such property * ” ,urh " ,n, * , " “ *n able time and clean and die nfact au.h live " |,H k or prtmlkr.. «n.l ahall ilntrojr carrlrra. * i \\ Itil lo ¥1I ? *u' " U'w. mww ‘ Vhc ^ m c " t o •‘ii.mal. ... live alock.^ o <M -, ‘ '*'* “ « « lhc >UU \ ctrrinavun. A » ' .» 1 .»!, 191* rr*a«dutlon rnuT '|j)c County of Monroe on lhc sccontl Fucsday ••r jig tafiii hi charge 4*t auch ttlilftiiwl or live* lurdisjg a* il»r bill or p«»»a h a w 4»rlgln«li*i| Iti the Hrliatr or llnuae, br- jn January/and lhc County pf Dade vn the atocli. Uarna.* Plioda* yard*, corral * au.j unm meir m c r r s io n nave Deen duly ap.............. Htata uf Florida; .rndnicd and qualifies!. A majority of the mem » " d .aid Hoard may require the Htata * A t_______ _w_______ _______ g ffectlun _1. Tl)»t Ihe CornmlMlonvr.. *p U f t «f said lloarn ahall const.tuie a quorum «»"/*> '*r anllcltor or other proaecut(o f a|| purposes Inc/ officer In any circuit or county to Inatlin /n m .e r or pointed under Chapter 4410 Act* o f ***** Sec. I. The ->ff.ci,| headquarter, ol %aid Hoard ■ «UJ* “ r criminal, for the ....... purfn,** 5 -»ulu ...... cl,r** - .................... .......... ” ■*: - ‘ .'f'.hall he at Tallaha**r«. hut it may hold it* o‘f ' enforcing o r 'c w r f j lng OUI the Irm ir of „ f tp* tin .rial U » t iff th* Htata of Florlita meeting* kt either placet jn the Stale ol CM A I T E R 7siJ-<N o. ^ 91). A j ; A C tP r o h ib itin g the tutting o f Writ* ol G .,nl.hn.en« it, Xny Action Sounding in Clerk. •Counfy, to a* to read n follow*: “ Trio 1 X 0 ) l*uni,hmenf for I ubnthing »nd iVvhll' ^VbiiT.V filni. by mandamua In ju n ction 'or otrn-r eairaor»*,.! ,'om m tuioner •anti lay » p n o ie o *c,ion rounding In tort. into any family, achool. or place of educa­ 7 J Thai all law* nr pari* of lav , c , . . \~r~~ ' " ,— • - - - - - —- rirm m• wuii *n n mv ip|ruin,mem «mi titiaii (Unary rcm cdy*upon tha application and In ,„ p y of lha rilututea »<I ravlaed and conaolltion, or buy*, procure*, receive* or ha* in hi* v f the wiid Hoard dated »■ requlrr.1 by Chapter 4*10 Acta or | j „ rc« j,h arc hereby repealed. each auch county, ami the costs of auch cuptra flcation of the two members nf said Hoard to th* name aa O B * lHoard i __. t.. 1stiall 1 l.wUa h a liAW MF il>|&t w lf before tthe b . .regular . _■. *mm awaalhn j ,g i a . %r ” * ' ^ ^ j ,! j j j , * ' |H»«e**ion any book, pamphlet, -ballad, printHrc !!. Hub! bavr ithr |M»wcr session o..ff Ilia the I!«egU* thereof shall be taxed a* be appointed by the (rovernor as practicable. r,f papfr, vtereoptlcon *lide or moving pieselect, appoint, commission and em ploy |*turr uf IVIIs; and shall In all reepecte make nut* in the cause. and thyrrafter the annual meetings’ of said nt [** and competent persons In any county or p i, final report to the rteit regular session lure film, or other thing, either for the ^urSec. 1 lh»t Ihi* Act *h*ll take effect in, ................ .. be held on ,,lr Moan! shall the first Monday in CMAIlTHK Till ,N o. ,*, St',). . t oft—vile, or circulation. In this m ale, to be known as Htata„ f the Legislature. g. ... .. * - po*r — , *v* —exhibition, .............t__ .loan -• iincdiMely, and *11 l»w* nr part* of !*wi in March of each year. Special meeting* Of >,f til.. •*,.. 41-uuntlrs 1 . the ■* s intent ?..* .... ■---- Ihe iL „ ----------. _____ lalrt ,vn Hiink Inspectors ftald Hoard ahall *„♦. j That said Commlaaloner shall ln« AN ALT I ruvidmg lor the liisMilutiim ol «,r wph to introduce *ame into conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Itoatd m »r he tailed at any time hy the Fre.i hav** thi p.iwer and authority to em ploy c \Ui\r |n Bal«| revision and consoUdatlon of .Writ* of (•arnishment and Kcgulating the any family, tvhmil. or place IVIIUU,, ... . „ ■ ( ( of V., cducalloji. . *. . , Approved .'lay II. 19l<, ’ dent or at the written reqar .1 of a majority tatiorers, « gents or reprrsentatlvas as the |||r Ht a lutes the tieneral Acta o f the regu* -----»hal| l»e |>unl*he<t. by impriaonmml In I p Hrocedtire I hereon, nf the Hoard. , Hr .lt ll Enacted Etj»cle«l by the l.rgi*latute of ihr Male State -priton, not e.reeding five year*, oe •" qId Hoard may determine, to fli their term* |a r ‘ session ot the Legislature of HIT, Ile • U I A I T K R Tlhk—(N o. K ). ______ _ > ¥ Sec. 3. ___________ No member o___________ f Ihe State____ Live Stock' »hr County Jail not derailing one year, oi . employment, compensation, powers and Her. 3 This Acl ahall take effect upon Ita of Florida: • AN- A( F l'rovidinij For ,»n Additioual As- Sanitary Hoard shall receive any com|»ensati< Itjf|r* Hub! Htate Live Block Sanitary H o ar d passage and approval by the Governor. Section L The Court to wnlch a gamitn !>>■ fine not rveerding $100." • sistant Male Auditor, prescribing •Ills low - jf>r ,He services he may render under the pr Src. 3. W henever anyone i* e«>nvicted un i . ’ -1 v^Sw^null have i h f iM»wer and authority to c o m Vetoed by Governor. men! It returnable than alaaye be open for era and Duties, and hiaing Ifts ( onipen .i it*i. . . . \ t •w visions ol thl* A c l oave and except that the . nf atl4j r nmpetent person* who m a y passed over the G o v e r n o / s veto by Senate the purpose of healing and deciding motions drr the (,>reg,.fi.g teefion, the eourl in awardsalicin, n u m b e r s of said llogYd shall receive their , . r |” tr*l by the f o u n t y rohtm ls slon era o f May IS IVIT lo disoUr such garnishment, and in an) ca*c na vmlence *h*ll make an older confiscating U-herrat, The financial transactions of thr actual esprnset necessarily paid or incurred n|>. jft , hr Hi*tr o f Florida, they to passed ove r t h - Governor s veto by House upon oath in writing made by, the d e l rndani. „ , *a.d IxM.k, (,am|.UIet. ballad, prinlrd P»P«r‘ -taiv ami .cvvr.l MwnUr* of thr Stale ha* ,br t|.«l.*rgr ol ti.rlr 'du’ttr* a. inrnilw i. ?"> and icndcftd lo the Court it,,, any allega picture, alide, film, or other thing and authorHal.l lloard |;r p re i'.ita tlv ,* May II, 19IT. grtatly mctaa.r.) ami w t-am icl in the t,..t ftw „ ( *,i,| Uoar.l, Sai.l lloar.l .ball have ,k the* l.e paid from the county fun.!* Halil Honed »| lion in the plaintiff a aff.ilatit 1* unliuc, a [tr * officer of- the - Court to de*1roy ’ ‘— ne if ll.e executive c. reaervr* the right lo ravohe *ucl. nppoltil) rara; and |>oyer tn employ auch agrnla, invprctor*, cirfha m rnl, un,| ram m lutona for cauae Huch P»rtrial Of >uch traveler *ha1l be had, and If Ihe t|ir tame. -----------------------------------------I’ ll A l-TElt 1*I»— <No. 9 0 ) W here**, T h ere'It only one Slate Auditor and employar* a* may hr nrcrttaiy. _ allegation in the plaintiff'* affidavit which i* eon* In be known a* County l.tve » t “ ek in- Afi. A,_j. |.r„ r r n„, thn Time for HoldSec. 3. W henever any officer *.rr*lr W f ami otte Aavivtant State Auditor, Ihi* u.u.nThe Sec. 4. The Hoard Hoard a' *b*H eollrci and |.re Provided that nothing In thl* Avl ’' I , * , ) , 1, T*nn» o f'c ir c u it Fourl In and for traveled i* not vurtainrd and proved to be |o-r*on chargrd will, gny offnne undey Secthm i-er conililuliog lijc forre lor twelve er eonilllutuiu u x auditing' am year* rara |>a*t; and1 S Where**, llecau*? o| i i i n n w in Kla.e o f Florida* ..................... . JIem‘ ? l rd: . . ,.h5 \ ^ lT^ c Vnlx/^tTii *he l^rt.cularly sentence of the court u|>on the trial of lb* .-peciat tciiool offender. rict bond t**ur« Approver! May 3-SI, 1917. no longer pottibl with the preient IDtrcioria , __~_____________ I_ / ,, ,PfD^ ............... oy wnven I I***.*»- •••'•* - - is m r u u o n d iiu ia si ir iim i wvm . ------ - , , ' , ,—7 i tier rf ore. C H A P T E R TJfiP—(No. M ). . u , 1 , F^acted w the I-egl*Utu,« of the State f g " " f r ■ " ' i preven / n, MtrKl . nd d .n ll With a . affeeled with kn„ wn , h* Bprln* Term " and lha •'Fall »• »® «h.« « “ »« t‘'ai.itill * of FkrrUai ^ r-eguiature ol lire h u fe tom o l.th t »l«re»d thereof, and to protect cal* . eontagtoua Infeetlou*. or communlcnbta Ttrm affidavit. Ittur* uf law raiard b / tuch plead AN ACT to I*revent Indecent hrpotute , ■ the Hereon, and I*rwcriblng th* * rtuity Section l. T h u an idditidiul si.te Jll’- o ? ? . * ! . " J S ft ? !* I h ,,r dt*eaa* dec J. T h . aprtng lerm o f Circuit Court Inga ehall be determined *fid given effect to for a Violation Thereof. , - c ,,.. Audhor, who ahall bJ an e.r>ert *^«.'uMant !t3 .n . ,hI ’Him.?.* |, 0r.‘, o*Ii*nJ " * e 1»- r o t lh » Purpoa* nf carrying out for tha Fourth Judicial Circuit of Florida b9 »*« fudge a, In other controveraie* at Uw. Be Tt Enacted by the LcgUUlurt of Ih* be and b hereby lu lho.i.ed **■ ** W tl*4»W lh M aald Board ahall find provlalona and requirement* of Ihta Act, .h a ll .com m ence In the County o f CIny on Upon \he demand ol eithri party a jury, o l Florida: . . _ („i u* and conttuiaaloned be , . " 7 .,' , or have ten on to believe to fie affected with » nd rui,e and regulation* mad* puraitant lh , nrwt Tuewday after the Ural Monday In to be tommontJ from the body of the cotmty Section 1. That i t . h a l l ^ » each *c * « o l^ p e t ^ t g . u y n t h e o r d j -----------. ^ U iw r * »«■?». V«Utlnartan. ApMI; ,n t ^ .C m r o t y o f N .m an the third ae^i •gperpa t u *»»" * •% ™ '1 —--------Jfh n * ■>< »>»« judgy. acquql organa in any.pubUc ot c=-=t.... .......... - - - s».“ »t t s k t r y j aj W �I P fr g c * ol Mother, or oi M> near thereH be ttta from such ifn p W W C fM M M it l t lMr or a d w w t n u im ,i, « n •o., w or exhibit h ia o r hcr^ person (a auch go or b* naksd (a such piece, nowrter, , this Aet ehell not he to prohibit the exposure of each __ . . nr the perron la any piece provided or W " p s " h ..fB s 3 brh M a r t more thee * 10 0 . or by £ L^Uam eot lo th* county Jell lor • period if more then rjrty day*. or by both tuch £ t » e d roch laipHeonment. In the discretion **°Thli Act ehell take effect Imratdl etcly opon It* ePP*«T»> by the Gorernor. .. when the Institution or i? .. to, 9 ® ?” * P u blic OulldlM, eeeep l w I i c t u . S i * ' .9* , ? hlealleetly Injur.oue to the rohool ie closed fo r Health, Safety end M oul# o f the «oo. *. Jt e h ell b Nr»u?L4“ ! y i f J* P °lo la end Surprci* A ll 07 o#«ere ch a rg ed with S*«tlon *K> o f the upkeep of seid buildings , ? }* 11!1** „°* PJorWe eod all Ila cee “ * « » end ceuee them U ,2S}**!£. br ;P « f » ° o s Described la and eeprnee the be boroe S u t u t « 7 f feJu i*1 ° ° a*70 **»• General *M*d for the upkeep ead m aintenance 6730 oV the ActeJ ol 19OTm L^,J L[ C h ,Plt r this ■■M Act. building# mentioned In Section Une of L Sec. 1. All law s In conBIct are hereby red to Enjoin -All Places, 11ourea^Tent** pealed. J »hleh the Laws oi the State c l Sec U ^ d dn*eea rA ^ i ° Ul^ “ i 1 , AU Hou»ee of Ilth, Approved “ ^ r x r ; s i fn * r A l l " . i " i , VlShtlon °* L * " »nd DecUrEnioin ih^^* 4C**or*°tI. b« Nulaaacca; to hnJoin lhe JVfjoo „ K)n, yVfco ^-on — - — — rtlnct or Maintain the Same and lhe Owner C H A P T E R TTM —(N o. 161). and Agent of Any Building, Uled for Such ag Punishment for UnI urpoae and to Provide for the Payment of •'n itiirtl and Laidvlouv A cta Cotta of Such Proceedings and Declaring *T It Enacted by the Legislature of the State a Lien for Such Coate. t ,.„ „ .a « . . . sral Blatutee o i leva «e anu m e lie It Fnictrd he the I £| n criJ e: d a* aa follow followss: of Florida* 7 * u,e ° ®**** hereby amended lo road Cecil on 1. Whoever commits any unnatural early.—There ______ -L-ll ■ TVo Examination* yearly -------- shall be a year In each coanty nr .liJ>.7 . T,U ii..dm*JT,, v after “ s l£ te m Z ,r each fuse continue four or 7 h ” rrJ¥*l *17 ,lbe provlaiona ol Section Jurioue to tbe'morsla or m tn o t^ 'o l'lh e * oco- dlscreTlon 6t the eiam loar. See. 2. That nil l i v i « n«i «k*rf« #.# u . a the f&tttrel SUtutee of Florida pie a . dcacr.bcd in Section 1 W of the £ £ ^Approved Mey M. IML *rel Florida, or inau shall be . . . . SUtutee of OI rw*ia*# Lc frequented In conflict with the p r o r t .io n .'o } th i. Act be and the aame are hereby re Deal ad. el?** ol Prf*0" * mentioned In Section _CTIAPTER n O -fN o . 1M). » > 0 of the Genera] Statutes of Florida, as Sec. I That I h l. Act .hall h .com ^ .S e c tSection 2307. Laws ............ ........ - - - - - o. ---------- - . . 8,C ». That inte AC . n . „ - c o - e e u e c . . amended by Chapter 6*30, Laws o| Florida |ve Immediately upon It* paaeege and p . Approved May N in e average of not leoo than f t per neat, the report may showr th e' tra d e s made by each h“ nUopled a book upon that branch, oth er lb£ “ * " » • * * * • ««. W * teat one ealldL and presenting satisfactory graduate In the b lgb robool couree pursued log any o f oald unlvereltlee o t Publta instruct lo o shall discharge and graduate Slate Certiflcate, recording th erein . In any part of the State. Any applicant nppllcanl tiling Sec. lI(l «f Any flllng with the all subjects pursued and the grades m ade o f Public Instruction a thereon. In tbo Junior and Sealer years, as Slate Superintendent State cartlflcat* ‘ ------* *i ,»,» ai»*. u-hnoi valid B u te certificate f*on khel| servo w ith ou t pey, but the me bare of the Sub-Com m ission shall bo paid 4* Iur **cb day o f actual service, n of to oncood thirty days, and in addition therein MIT. are tw enty-four months under a graduate Slate “ lc * w un tni« A ct, be, eattIBcate, and who shall present **‘ l,r*c1077 lr • / ’ u*^‘ , . . . . lh ^ r . ^ , r“ hIH,h ,1* , A pproved June *, 1*1T. certIBcntea showing ability In teach* ___ _____ — ceruncaiea enowing eminent eminent ability CHAPTKU 7 IJ »— (No. 117). Ing and e c h o o l.g o r e m m .n l, and the aald Ufa <;ertlBcate shall have thereon the sub- AN AC T to Am end A n A ct (Chapter ( I K at the L a e i of P lorlda, A cU of l l l l i , A u / " “ meraled In l b . graduate Bute car* tliorlalog the Stale School book C o m a le tifleale and eball have all the privlleara. elon o f the Slate o f F lorida to iiatend Lhe a m? C0" ¥*>,*J *° ,boM bolding T im e L.lmll of F iv e Yeats For Itenew lag ^ fertlflcat® teeued aa a reeult of an ex* Contracts For P u rch ase of School Text* Hooka to July 1, lt l> , and For Other Pur* . r t u 'n l v i u l u 'e o n V g ^ '« r m i ? ^ h ^ V h " ^ Taw * '“ • by am u= 7. X r 'e n T m " 0. ^ »"»Vb. h ^ y 0' . ^ ’ ^ C° n* Section H o f Chapter .111, L a w . ing g ------- lh a „ p#y fllct with t effect Immedl* 0f Florida. Acte o f l u l l , known aa the • Uni* cured by atteodanco at either of the Slate sum m er Schools, and presenting satisfactory evidence of having tnught n total of forty* nn tha certlBcal# certificate Bled and ceon* onf.teh 1?*1t,* nw.nilii roon,h* uu Bird and vuch eitenalona, and as being o f moral character, faithful and aucceoel « . U . " a 'hV."'#'™? 2 . d,,<lpl',B .* rUn* ,h ? n •• **/• flril CT*49 certiflcate, enlld f “ r p l n o*f ih t S tn ti* * * * ,0<H* ,n . , . . . ---------- " (Jlplomw. or .» tl.fa c to r y ml who Slate pro vw<*ecom applt* . . ,* > , _________________ diplomas, toms*. Owner* of atalliona, Jeckasse* or bulla ahell vided. — anv n u iu n ,. . . a c a Whereat, The legislature of l l l i appro- ang i f found eatlifa cfory the State Supertn' tec a lien .of luperioe dlgn . See. Whenever . h^ upon the colt _ ____J._____ ___ hh. sbncv *M 1 .oefined acnnra D ntltd flVeOW » « t y »«• irnutni prleted liO.OOO lo fo r % lb*>s• purpose vo if ccarrying tendent »n»il shell Issue m n \jrmaum\* dreduate «»■»• Hlate *,*' r# r w 'eaU of the get of said stallion, jackass or In this Act It kept, maintained or exlets the un Teacher-Tralnlng In one high sch ool of tlncate; Ppeclal Certificate, n u t Grade ( » r S*tt and also upon the mere, Jenny or cow S u it 's Attorney, County Solicitor, County e a c h county tn thU State for two year*; and ttneate, or Primary Certiflcate, as t hi* c o m ^ V d by mld atalllon, jackass or bull In Prosecutor, or eny c t i .c n ol the counter W h . r ^ T he greater part of the nald ap, mleelon may d.U rm ne. All r.rtlflcatm UL— dine thereof for the turn stipulated to he through any attorney he may aelect. may proprlatlon haa not been uaed. but remain* sued under this section ehell have all inn il l j <or the service thereof, by filing at eny maintain hla action by bill In chancery ehai In the io ’. he cr.d u o f the ea.d T each er-T ratnln , tirre irilhln l* months alter the date of ter- proper court in the name t of the the State of tberefom, p| State of fund; fund; ^ U l „ llt u r , o t , b, r„ uH o f eism ln .tlon under this Aeb Vice • sUtcment of the account thereof, t<v Florida upon the relal rice a statement or me rncecot, to- riorida relation of m b ettoracy* He It Unacted ^ gether with the description *s to color nod or ciliten to enjoin aaid nuisance, the person Slat* of F lorida: .. , a „ Sec. II. _____ No person ehatlbF ellitlbl'' rov marking* ol the female served, end the name or persona conducting or maintaining the .................. ............... ................... ............ wnuucvmg or maintaining the KSttoS- *." T r i i t ' * * • « , ^ ' ^ h V l M l l P m . S l i . c .r t lflM ^tbe'ovw er et the date ol service. In.the aame and the owner or agent of the building PV^Vj**1 ch a p te r ^(110 Acte* o f 1»D . rale a B u i* certlBcal*. a rhe County Clerk of the codnty where- or ground upon which » l d nulitnec ealat*. schools under ‘ / a contlnulnc appro- rerttflcate. or a But FTade cerllfleste sup f*fh*°ow ner of the aald female realdrd et the In such actioni the court. Judge or court h * . ™ ™ v . 'p « ? n e S l^ u ld pleme“ ed by a c .r t lflc .U or c/Mlflea e . , f j . h ol° ec^lcc- Neither the mere, ienny or commissioner before whom the biU may be f u a ^ a c U o f r t ll ^ “ VorVrlng the eub jeete em braced In the Junior J - nor^he **« thereof,...hall be sold within brought may upon proper proof bem . made. Chapter IU*. A c U o f o f Uw| „ , gh Bcbool fou rs, o f etudy. . __________ - w. w v -------— ------------------------- , — V \\7itre the Crime W m Commhtrd, He It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: „ Section L That Section *000 oi of me the uvu Genrr ciSection a. i w " Florid*, be end the . *1 Statute# of the S‘ k«ed“ ' " W , , „ . d ea follow* t htreby ^ tame il emended *o io shall Section *000. Whenever the deem It Impracticable or Intxoed/rnl la . form i grand Jury In eny county for want of cuttefent number of qualified juror* therein, or |,, , . u tn account of any undue excitement or preju­ dice among the people, it shall be unlawful unlawful lor lor the grxnd'lury ol of any county within the idr............ cuit to Indict *njr penon for crime committed (n the county ftrat mentioned, but the trial It) lhe county- where th* lux aaw, VNa„ _ _____ __ _____ ___ thereof ahall be crime w n committed, unleit the IuiIm atuii otherwise order upon motion of the drfendanl - rt or judge o r . comml.alonet by »««- • » |U|, , nd . ppr„».| h , the a* J “ * or it. becom ing a law witho b,» appioral. Approved■ Juno 1117. ■ -7, ■■■* f„ r ,u Teat-Hook L aw . - provide, that nap cu n trnct enured Into o r renewed, shall bo *®v a term of five yeara, and that tbo adop* llun o f the books m ade under the provision# of said Act eball continu e for Bve years; an g * • • • » > wuvu da b ccts u m Ki Whereas, Such lc ovnhlr aa nfgri were ao entered |D|U untjtr t|jt provUlon* o t Ihxl l i v did p lr* on >. 1*1*; and Where**. Uy L egislative enactment. U w a o f F ,orld*. i m , u ,d Teat-H ook C o m m it ™ o m p o n ffta d *u lh o rli«d (a «xt«ikd » « ld c o .? T ,cU . , ih the oiMUMaat Of the^DubUshers to July I, 1»17, at which time t o n . shall be made fo r future adoDtloo tar , h. f u„ pfrlod of flya ‘Z sta tu te; te: and ^ ' Where**, Said T e a l-H o o k Commission by — — I .agretmenl n u i t v n i w ith n pu hera did m did ea* lgutual od * n ,cootracu to nJu lypublishers I,oiula w ; and C llA l'T E Il lli}* AN ACT to Amend B jctlon* Two, Tnrtr, Thirteen, Fourteen. “ n,l ^ ,V o « d o f Chapter B17I. Act* o f l i l t . Approved May II. »»|1 U eln. 'An A ct Create a H liK Hebool liook CommlMlon, ®nd lo Pro cu r. for f e e In the Public School, of the Htate of Florida a Uniform Series of T e ll Hooke, and to Define the Duties and Pow* ere of Se.d Commle.lon, *• >*nk. N j M lion for Carrying Thl# Effect, i n n -A ct Into im » «. h» c«. and Providing Penalties for Violation o f . .. Ham, R u ( M b j, , h# leg islatu re • of .the S ' * ! ' 0' Section I of Chapter «17«. Arte of t i l l . b*. and the same le hereby. , d * follow s: . “ X r t l o n 7 T h .l eald Commt.elon l* hereby empowered a n d directed to select a u th om eo. ...... ............ ... . * of p r ^ W ^ a f * ^ y ^ X . , thVchC^ t M \ V » ! uf , h . p . „ * g e or . . j j ; » w> h, j , n ealellag c o o tra ci, might carry ou t said contract In g „o d fa ith ; and w here**, There w ere thlrty-flv* counties -------------------- -------------------- No per'eon ih ’s il' h e ‘ elTglbfe for the prlncl* and adopt a uniform lt“ r , *Ji0V. i f *“ ,h * “ u u *hat had ealatlng contucta an d ' " ------ **■-*— *••"* In the public echOole of carried tame out tn g ood faith- and repealed. nivu rtu 1rnMtK*»,v' plans »nd history * “ a history. I * * * * 1 gensrst octane*. rush oe oiamiaaea, tne **ld 0111 *h*l! not be diimiaaed but shall continue and lhe State Attorney oi County Solicilnr fcotified to procetd with asifl cauae. If aald ‘ ctlcm la bm uih btJte y «any citiitn and the court ehatl find thet r «era. - i a n/» # • ««■ »■ there no »rratonahlr ground for" said action the coat, of aaid action thill be taxed t? « V fo r 'o n dorVe” of the TOurtU,'0n mlr ' ' ,U* See 4 I'non final hrarimy r,f • (I .* court' shall il : l „ allegaliona of ‘wid^bin *rl asil the Ihf existence pmved aad eilatence ol " # *- -.ri.rf— ^ .. ' „ .i \ .“ shown sh.ll SiV . hall ^ d ^ V h e ^ . u ^ f s a d said cauae f i t '. ?_ .?C . **Jd ru r ____|T_1h. t ,0 bt P»!d b y ’ “lh*” ^ s ^ n .* 7 .'* ^______ _ *sa _ ,uj i# ^ publlahtr, o r puhllxharx, con»*nl I® , * u „ d th# time limit fo r said eon iu ct* iTor u„ l(orro school tatt-booka to July 1. I*IK * t w hich lim e conlrnoU ahalt b« made for j ulur# adoption for the fu ll period of fl*o *an7k A — “ |,ro,|d,d. that *h * ,* * ' . J , h)1 ptate etnc# lMU, d under. *b ,b U " .i.I.jV n va lld h ereby; jt . I l l A t». t i l l , shall bo r e n d e fe g u v a Act aupW inundsoi Text-book I>r0Yided }a1Mh*r' ’ V ' l i chaptrr I I K , A c t. “ d transmit or pub, h , „ .pvrstr to repeal tn .p v .r _ • In ,,vnvrs uv no1 willing to extend any con* , , Th, r. , h, u bs ten g ra d s , of , d ho c . « V u ^ v ? - - V v . r a % , p u b .;.T .n - ^ u Vh\n, ^ * ,M o dn coo7 k w . ^ j — teachers’ csrllflcatss Issued, thy requirements r iikitaM I ’ rn v iilF .l 1 n fil in B F ir v u «n . # ----- *------ -- ■ Hspwrt - l o . i . r of •*> “ •,u“ for each bring a» h i n l o i f u r apectflod. ana UU**Uleunl*l — ------------ -----'uk (ext *books the *kld ComralnlMi tx aulhortxsd lo ” )*k* new adoptions for such holders of valid esrllflcate*. . rtir, c (, d to adnpl one basal, and not eu bjecl or subject! for such period for which such terllBcatse shall b* know^a an.1 «■ ronov... #, eprimary, —*■ jBtrd -----.7,’ Sec. I*. Tbs Stale Hoard of Examiners than Iwn supplementary texts on each any contract cannot be extended by mutual f°*,OWB- f«n»porary. vra d^ second gts.le, Br.t grade, spseiai. State, life lb , examlnaUon qu .alloo. pracProvlfikd That n on . o f eatd text* conaenl. ‘jr,m * r7- ,l(* flr,t * r* d *' ,,f* 8,* U “ f S f j S i t Ural. cohdUctlng* th .m *wlth the aim of l « l - ^ e J ,, .hall contain anything o f * partisan Bee I. That certain c o u n lls . of thl. State S*C, J. No csriin ca te r .c t p l a a o l h .r w ls e .tlltty to leach rather than^verbal » « * • or , # cU t,*n character, provided that all w h l c h b , Chaplsr. 70(0 and 711! of th . Acta provided In Ihls A ct, shall be Issued except * n j * knowledge o f apedflo fa cu , and nrovlelnn# o f thla Act relative to the of IMS were relieved from th# operations o f upon oral and written examination. , llv(, ,|,all make the eaamlnqtlone aa uni- book, for |„ fleet eight gradee of the the Uniform Text-book law o f thle State and Sec. (. No peroon ahall ttach any su bject ((|[m tll, conduct. In the grading and tn , cho„|, ,h*l1 rmt becom e effective or were allow ed lo continue the uv* of the textin a public school unless he hold# n valid |b> uu, „ i un | „ts aa may be poeelbl# with- ' prB||Y. unlll July let, 1»1». book* the said counties were then using uncertificate covering th* eubjrct taught. uul ,e|^uilon ot th* same question*. fife , -pflet flection I of eald Chapter til July 1, IM 7; shall b* allow ed to continue . f failure of, u —— p*o, I. Any applicant for »ny certificate. j Jo) u( „ cb year the Hoard uf E iam .... . . . , of | ,n be, and the earn* I# the use o f the eem* until Juljr-t. l» t» or un“ n,c* „ * t 'i upon the Ia r - - r —;c. **! f n°u«J> *0 p*r I r before being eligible for examination, shall |ntr, fd lo each County Bupar- J,J.r!'byA amende.! eo as tn.read aa follow*: til such Ifm* a* lhe T ex l-b ook Cnmmleelon p ’i f * ‘ ? ■ *?id f ,0f>«v‘ . ------ tv- - ■— fc —*?--c - --------m ie *M present preacm to to the me Hoard r n ir a o'•* f ------. .•^rttlori . . . . . . |ni,|,u,i,i jnl, nj , nj . » pri prluted achedul# living, the rtec7 g, n ahall be the duly o f the Oorer- of thle Stale ahall make new text-book cooInga occupied by aaid nuiaance. provided no . nd0r.*m»nt of good moral character, signed ,M t, Btll, ,u t „ of eaamliiaUona for lhe #n- Bf)r , ppo(ni, upon th* nomination of th* tract* fo r the Hlate o f Florida, lirTI *"*'* vUvr*1 •» ,ht ,c lt crlale end build- by two ruponalbl# persona, end eball pay th* "uln, , 0 ,arranged that oo* eaamlnaflul>arlnlrndent of Public Instruction, a Bee, (. That all laws and parte of laws |ngs of any other than the occupant unlctw following examination fee; Applicant* for (-j0(J m, „ be heb Id In-tour ot mord different |]ub . com mleelon of ten mernbere lo be con- In conflict herewith are hereby repealed. 5.V h**r b**n third ........ grade,........... tl. for 1#ct|on# . mate during each month. , , , , ._d? T*'.c .. wrV.tfJ’. - - . ' n° ,iCc. ,1. -i- V T , imvu .. eweond grad#, J_l.kO.jror . . r . ciio. w o( O. ,- b mV follow#: two County SuperintendApproved June *. IMT. given to lhe owher or hit agent who th ill nr„ g,ade |1. fo r primary U, for epeclal >n)J on# „ c „ coun„ 0f the Biel# during , , w0 pr|marr teacher* tw o grad# teach---------_______ tail to abate laid nuisance within laid five i0 (or nut* I*, which f»r* ahall be *P- , h, . M r; provided. It shall not be unlawful two high achoet teacher*, and two teachCHAPTER 7»T«— rNn l i t ) day*. If the owner or claimant paya aald Dried'ai'hrrVinafte'r provided. fur lhe Hoards of Public lnitrucllon of two rrt „ lecl, j win, reference to their eiperiUheic-aa, me Cungraa# ui c , „ United blalaa cotta o l proceedings aaid property, personal 7 gtc , j, tem porary certificate ehatl be or iuwk counlle* In which the number of in c , )n , nJ knowledge Of vocational eub- l,u» p u w o a la*, umkiua available to iba and real,- ahall by court ordtr be relcaaed i ,» u^t wllbout examination by tb s Biale •iR m in in !• small lo consent for the eaam- j r c | ,; amp non* of eald flub-Commlaelon enall m ale o f Florida nut Item tiiuu I. ie* ro f from the lien for cost* upon th* owner or Buperlntvndent upon th# request an d rec- Inatlun lo be held at somaa convenient and related In any way to any mem ber of theu «q n in g agtlculiuie in auiiooia uf lower claimant giving bond with proper aurety for ommendatlon of a County Superintendent of ventral po in t lo the ir coun ties*.. . . . . Hoard of Hint* Institution#, nor b» ,n *"• college gratis, ana li.UuU tor teaching trade payment of coal* and that said property ahall p ub„ c m .trurtlon In an emergency, which ny m m .em . uum, econom ics aublscle .......... lu Br«. „11. All All certificates la»p«d under thl# .. mploy m p|„y or of ,any m ub vv oDlf aald Hoard. .I .roInuuairtal -1)a and lioiii* no longer constitute x nuitxncc or bi uied rtuerxertey muit bo c lttrly ■*! forth In ••!(! , . »Ftui| imv* b’tute* wtilo villdlty. tnd tn r _<«. • that not more thxn three of thee# *i/iikii« ut i,lb*.<r subject* In in furtherance of any eimilar nuisance for requrel for a tem porary certificate; eald eer- f ( l jBcs, t ,„ay b# suspended or revoked by anB|| b* lakrn from on* Congressional die- |i,euu Ior ,,,, iralniu* one year from {he dale p i jaald dreree. .. „fle a t. .hall be valid l*»chlng B“BuMri p.rln t.n d .n t aaasnow h"| n* be reierTeti rvf.rved ■'J all book. aoove anld ecuooia, "tm ,,J* mvt ‘b. Ingonly onlyuntil unttl^County " ot endent nowprovided providedbyby J " * ” ,* »o' whom ‘.ehell o n .ca l jt a , *«7 ending * * “ * ““ “ “ ** «r am ount ut lia.IlO la s s s ptU^FUItiuMifil UlblalOQX any and all nuiaancei mentioned In ihl* Aet p u rer/ certlBcal* l» employed and rhatl- have lhe authority ‘ to enforce InAny person deelrlng to teach junction, and decree, b y -p ro p e r romempt rdom i iwarded outside of this hi proceeding,, but the J u r U c V c n h t u i , K S .‘ clMIflcaU b . f ^ . ie.chlng granted to aaid court* o(.chancery ahall not inalter prodded In »bta Act. OI a l I ,nlll„ . . . . . . . . .. . .. ------------ - - uooae. n o n .............. ........ —- , . be conatrocd to_ repeal or alter Section* 3SS0 8ec. J. A"prlmovy v*!l *h# dlacrellon of the Blaie Hoard of Educe- n ,,ir mrchanlral qualities, and Whersas, in order tu receive the above ap 'Oruu. or Section sued to any eligible applicant mealing the , |W1> and each ehall receive an annual salary auUablTity and desirability for » b - 1pi' rp"*V propriatlou the said Act of cJngrrae"i'Vqu"i«a of the General Statute* ol 3370 at Am Amended ij,eoo and traveling expense* not lo #*• for which i h y are dejlre.l and inirnoeo. ltl>i lti, tn „i„ pm, Up an equal amuunt to ba U70 aa ettJ J' ‘by Chapter S730 fjiwa of follow ing requlrementa: ^Flril,^w!B° preeejua aatlafaclory evldanc# of b‘ vl" « ceed 1100, payable monthly upon requisition <fbm term of olflc# of sold Bub-Commlaalonare u, t^ (ur , L< m.truction In agilcultu”* trad. Florida, 1907. Sec. fi. Thia Art ahalltake effect upon ita either epeclal .ln itru cllon for on# | W » f upon (h# coraptroller approvrd by tbs Btat* ,h a ll be for four ysaf*. or until their sue- uu'uatrtal and hums econom ics and tor tha isaage- andapproval by the Govrmor, or m ore In primary method* and p ractice Bup, rlnttna in t of Public Instruction. Thl* r „ . „ r, are risete-l and qualified. It eball training uf itatb tf* tn said . object, tnerapiiiage>on 'lie becoming a lew without *t>eh ap- leaching In a recoknlaed normal echool. or „ 04rJ atia^|| r, mlt monthly lo lhe Blale „ prerrqulelt* .qualification for appoint- jure tn;*, upon Its equlralknt; '"Jj® •[•*!!? * “ Treasurer all siam lnalion fee* collected by m , nl for , „ . h member of eald Bub.rommleA Hill to b« Entitled An A ct assenting to prvn l and »riU *“ ? r„?n.iMnl' V in k them u i l make lo th* Flat* Hoard of. Edu- a)on t),at before accepting auch appointment and accepting lb* provisions of an Act of Approved May 24. 1917. metfe, English g™ m m *r. com ^ tltlon . geog c4|1(m m d ia lle d - etatement of all euch fees. h. ,hal1fll# with th* Secretary o f Btat# *n Con*re*#, approttd February j* . J»n , „u | . raphy. and Unltad Btatsa hlelory, and m ake* alU cb|ng thereto a copy o f lhe State Tree#- affidavit substantially a» follow *: That h* I* n .d ; "A n Act to provlds for in* promotion CHARTER 73SB—(N o. 110), V.I„P: r X a . r c.aX ! « " ' • r « . l p t . __ , _ ___ ,____not, eo far aa h# know * related In,any way uj vocational education; to provide for coB e e . Ji. The Btat* Treasurer abaH keep |n anr member o f the H o a rd e r BUto_tnetl- operutlou with the states In th* promotion AN AC T to Eatabliah a State Muarum at evade on^no^eubjact J ----a 1 “J ?11* In a. aeparal# fund all auch fcea received by tutjons. nor ha» he for lhe five years neit of such education Iq agriculture and tha the Univcrtity of Florida and a Natural cent, with a g ra d e on no aunject d oio w ll)a preceding Hectlon, which fund preceding hie appointment been employed by trade* and Industrie*; lo provide tor lb# cwIfiatory and Ethnological Survey of the the per —.... ------ th# following subject#, as dlebureed only for tho. payment o f any teat-book publishing company, and that operation with the elates In the preparation State o f Florida. , to per cent. upon - s - jg b srssf ffiu s f t x r S J S M S a r ™; *• g 5 a ,a s n s iT d J g r jg the (voveraor. Arproved May SO, 1M7. 7 CH A PTER T3B4—(No.■ . . rAN ACT to Remove the Diaablliti ihilitica of Cerlain Minora. . _ ... . , .c . C l.Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the Stile of Florid* i Section 1. That, from and after the pa*»»f* of Ihl* Act, the diaability of non-eg# of all male minors who are marritd. who Haee been married, or who may hereafter become mifrird, la hereby rrmored. end thit herealter all auch persona are hereby euthorixed lo u iu m e the nixnucfnctit of their ettite, *° ,c9 n,rlc* *ni^ ,be rt)ntraclcd with, to aue and be aued, and to: do and perform any end til acts, matter* ind tntngi that he could if he were SI yeara ol age. See. S, That the proviilone of this : ihall apply to all inch periona who may have ebuinrd a decree o( divorce, or ‘ who may kereafter obtain * decree of divorce, or whose * f d>*d W » » « ' « b rvrvon ha. -------------------------inched il* majority, See. 3. That *11 all llaw* and parti of tawa In conflict with the provlaiona of thin Act are •herebe * repealed. -----Sec. t. Thtl Act ahatl go Into effect Immediitely upon Ita panage and approval by the Governor, or upon It* becoming a law with­ out inch approval. Approved June 6, 1117. C H A PTER Tltt—(N o. 107). AN ACT Providing for (be Resignation and Relief of E ieeuton knd Admmistralore. Re II Enacted by the Legislature of the State oi Flirida: Srciinn 1. That any Eaecutor or Adminis­ trator heretofore or that may be hereafter ap* pointed in (hit Slate may upon an applica­ tion to and with the approval of the County ------- _. — _____ r where teaiaJadg* of .the county where Lettera Lettera Testa mrniary or of Admlnlatratorahlp were granted at anv tim e,.b e relieved of hi* Fxrcutorahlp «f Admlnlatratorahip, provided that be bar glvrn notice by publication once a week for four aucceaeive .weeks n«ri preceding the maki f f of euch application, in a newapaper pub■Hierd In the county where the proceeding* *rr had. if there be one, and If not. by glviff nolle* by posting said notice for aald time in three ronyplcuoui ptadts In _**ld ,,e .o\EF"oridd :br ,h* t' C,,,U,tW* oM h * S,V f Section 1. There ahall be eatahliahed at lhe Unlseriity pf Florida -af Galneevllle. Florida, a department of eald nnlveraity to be known aa the Florida State Muicum. Sec, Z. The function* of the Florida State Museum ahall be to make acientific Invettlgationa toward* the further development of the natural resource, of the Stile and Wain|*ln a drpoiitorr and exhibition of the col.lectioyia acquired by the for in. thla Dili, and of co l ^ y / 'i V / . l i 0 , . ^manual M I S S ' M l * elnaln*. and the elem ent# primary certificate ahall be Ing only In lhe flrat, aecond o f regular graded achoole of kuur - -• more, and ehatl be *•* J " " 2 9mrm' except as otherwise provided in (»;i* A ct. Boc ». Any ellgiui# applicant passing a isttafactory oral and w riri.n examination on orthography, readlng,_ . M '^ r i l n g W ^ ^ ^ J h V i l n M *1, ^ nua||_ or fo ........ ....... ......................... ... ... __ eary, io p a y tha aalarle* and trivellng exThV| Bectlon 11 o f aald Chapter p^neee of tho Stale Deem o f Examiners. In m i . AeJa o f t i l l , be, and the earn# t* |h, fund #bov# provided shall b# found hereby, amended so as to read *« follow *:' |B, u(neUnt Baetlon 11. There shall bo established flee. 7«. All Uwa and part* o f law* In and maintained at aome convenient point In ; ^ ,o H Ing ot agricultural, trade and home ago* uomlca and industrial su b jects; and making appropriation* tur tame. **• •» Knactod by tbo Legislature of lb* tuata uf Florida; “ * I « » " . r z & t J T t Z u t r s » t& " i e ; & 3 3 * « s w r L ffs js a is - r • " ‘ ,a tn l ron* ro\ ° X **uch°Ev'cculoV'or' "AdmM ttra- troL"17 b* fi* ed ** ' he SU'* D° * ,d °* ® °* B-®- >• Any eligib le „ tfr ami thr- fntint* Krlnra mxkinff Sfc* L It ahtll be the du tr of the DIrecorxl ®o6 written examination o«i •«h^rd cr . h . i ? ^ .r, , l i f i dr t h r i lhe ln "r t«U tor to rondurt iurvsy. o? t h . S . r i c o f F lo rid ‘ h . subject. p r ^ r l b M for *• *««»«» • ol thr catale will not be placed In Icooirdy and collect aperlmtn* and data of a adentlcertlficat# and on phyaleal * "d by .uch .crio'T . WovMed .tw .ra bTri th . fic and roonomic nature In the hroe king- olteb ro. and making a n av.rag. grudo o f • « r p u t e, " : f n;DChPV ^ I , « ; i p n ! r . ! l not b i d n m .;m l n ^ v c g r t * b | 7 anlm” ” n aucli I I PM ron^ w ftt n B M ^ n nn w b j « K « k j COaitrucd tn exonerate*/!* P^enitor Admin- numbers and quantities a* may be needful for ,ow *° R*r cent, ahall receive a firat gra de iMritor or his*surrtie* 'from anv tubllitr In- lhe purpoar of’ exld Museum. TSild roltsctlona c « t l * e a U v»H4 r°,r. flT* t wired prevteu.U to .och r / u n . ion and aeduiritlona may be m a d # a n y aroion ' « « P ' »• oth er*tea provided In t h l. S e c V T h rt whro there I. ™ roT x rcu tor of th* year Vnd .11 p ro^ rtiro owned A r t . ......................... ... .. ................ .. or ro.A dm ln !w »Z or\ l!rirJ.I* J l f .u an d eon- bv lhe State of F'lorid* and no oroviaion8 *°alffthln applicant presenting vsnirntly lo o k ^ R e r ^ h e Trtate^ a tncceteor of any existing taw ahall'be conttrurd *o a* ■«*l»f *«tovT evlflvnee o f P?***” 1"* J® •"/ loolr ,,,e r *?*. •?****• 9 . , 1IC5 ,*?I . i Vn 7 -V !.* " ” f teach on* or mor# eubJecU not embraced tn . '* , oj daltver any book, or hooka, *o ordered, to the person ordering, fo Me poetofflee address, rrslght, express, postage o'r oth er chargee, prepaid, at the retail contract price: Prosided. T h . price o f t h . book, or book, so ordered shall be paid tn advance. All book* .h a ll he sold to th* consumer at th* retail contract price, and of) each book .h a ll be printed the follow ing; "The price died hereon le fixed by Btate contract, and any deviation th .r.fro m ahnll b . reported to your County Superintendent o f Public Instruetlon, or Iha Btat* Superintendent at Tallahassee." And It U expressly provided that should --------------any party contracting *lo fur------- * * ' - “ *— •-* e. n the eum* allotted, from lim e lo time, this B u te from tha aproprU tlona mad* by aald A ct and to meat all conditions necoaaarjr to entitle the State to the beneflle of .aid A c t “ Bsc. L Th# Btat* Treasurer la htreby des. Ignal.d custodian of all fu n d . allotUd to th l. B tat. from th . appropriation , made by eald Act. and h# ahall receive and provide' for tho proper custody and dlsburaamant Of th* .a m * In accordance w ith aald A c t Hoc. «. Th* BUU H oard o f Education U hereby created th* B u t* Vocational EducaHon Hoard contemplated In Section I of eald A ct o f Congr***, and aald Board la .<. - I , . i h . r f . . x ,...l,u l evtdsnea of Approved May 10 , 1917. iv Blata uf Florida: Beotlon L That Chapter 1110. AcU al I»l». he. and the earn* la, hereby amended { r«a4 ae follow *; Brollon 1. All g ra d u a te o f tha normal and collegial* departments o f Iha Untverally f y , ndm , nd lh , yiortdn BUI* Collaga for Womtn> , ho lh . rs.u ta r .x a m U a U o .. hg,d tht„ maUtutlona at th* eloae of th# J “ »*°v and Banter yeab* ahall make a gen, r„ M a r> II o f 00l than *t per earn, on all au bjtcu pursued and c o m p le t e during lhff# tWQ y ,4 „ with a grad# on no subject below t» per calit, shall b# awarded a gradu#|t o « -runoala by the Btat* Super--------- .C H A P T E R ^CT Authorialn Death o l an i owi Husband, Such Employe, . *** M J>y ll>e Legtalaturc of the State ivp^rt "I cxpcndlturs and general work . o l Florida: * of the department to tha State Hoard of ConSwlon L Ih x t It .hatl be lawful for any trot, which aald Hoard shall pub It. h a n d the *®Ployer, |B0f the death of an tm - Director shall from time to tlror pu^lntj and tt»t f ’,u® P*7 *° *b^ . w^* ®^ }„ fng ^ati'ani^'M M oltiVe^ lh c °w o * 7 to f' th ^ u ld iW e iiM • CSj* * 118 M°/i,I.nbd; A t u £ Mutbum M Plo,,ln« ,h« work ®» ‘ b« ihiltrrn b«°« '"'J o w n , providsd tb , -q . * ' q-v, T>irrrtor m is sublcct in the ah ,n s » t r t h t Tr ,|*r ,h* W / L f b ! T ! V n t h r n t o nroval of the % U t7n«ard^o ( Control 'authSrlae .thr h^T! J h‘ f . L.C. c ! d.7ri m .7 b2 perrons’ In writine tn l i . l i h H irin ' n i^ u rin i i ' t m3 X Z J ,h7 , . r f . i I V « i M Troth r u m e n s In .n^ Jction of th 7 S?ite Rec L T b ?! ! ** the 's e e 7 This / r t ahSl tike affect when it .T ~ ! .••>? *° P* 1'1 “ " f f t J r l whfn " fwherity M l k l a ^ I c T X f f "not^b# ronii<fcrcd It approved b / the^ Governor, . . . . _ x _ ._ Approved M ay SO, 1917. tb* tsqchlng or agrtctatural, trade, home eco­ shall rscslv* a Brat# certtflcal* va'lld B uTe'ahair V • im V ’araduata' Bt* 1* ,h » " rocalve'th receive the same graduate atal# state eervlr# service on th# tn . defendant a s r .n a .n . contractor, r o n ir a c a r nomic* ... from d a i « of |MU, sie sp t a* certlflcatss, ... . _ .. a*. provided -In Section .1 ol if i. ____. _ ,, . . . ” mc,nr' V and ' " 1 Industrial subject*, aald school* o t h s ^ * J 7 n w M # S In thl# Art. certlflcatsa. providsdo f th* Unlverally o f f . r f l 7 * A r ts * n r * u ?? t l ®f thl# Act fo r aa graduates 1’° '? C*. “ nJthan collsgo g ra d s; Providsd, th* 'lo ca l community, or both, shall . I * " . ' .b ' * " / <• *° b* .. . . tlrawt min with i t ,. Florid* 'a n d the Florida B u te College for b , r ^ v J , necessary plant and equipment Women, and end they they. shall sh.H be be Dated based upon upo'n.ime „k . S l A S S T Smay. L y. r - --------- tho Bupsrtntsndant o f Public In itructlon Women, laectlnn 'ia. Tnat sain ^rommiaeinn ----- ------------ , , — . ------- . . . . ------B Valid primary esrllflcate. and presenting rspofU Msd by th* prssld.nl or preild.nt# from „ m a , 8 llm s m » „ , , nr „ s r , . . . r y reg- d .t.rm ln o d upon by the said Hoard; prolatlsfaetory svldfnce o f having lauxht auo- of any and all such Institutions. . Illarion* not contrary to lh* provision* of vldsd. tho aald Board shall divide equitably '■'••fully In the prim ary department of a Bsc. I . Th# president o f each of th# two , hu Art. to secure the prompt and faithful «H fu n d.. National and BU U . a v .lla b ls under regular graded school W not le.r than fou r Btat* In.tltutlon. named In Bsctlon 1 o f Ihl. perform ance of all contract., and tt I. ea- «Wb Act. am ong th . counties o f this BUU tea ch er, for a period of'Thtrty-tw o m o n th . Act. end th# president or sach and every In- prelally now p r o v id e that said rom m li.ton «•»** • '• entitled to r e c .lv . th e same In aeun‘, , r » primary certlficat*. shall receive a .tltullon com ing under th* provision# of Bsc- .txsafl maintain He organisation during th* co'J * n r * vslth th* provlaiona o f tha aforel l f . primary csriincate r.rllflra t. valid tha Ilfs lion x 7 of thla* Act. lh , rontlnuanr. o f the rootraet. “ lJ E ^ leral Aet. vatio during oaring tn# nro non or tm aci , .b u »a ll h m a k . a e.rtlflad, an. . . - n,_ r * . r, o f the holder for te a ch in g In primary d a - nual report aa soon a* practicable after D ie 7 <1! ,M" •-"•»>-»'. _ . partment only of any publlo sehool, ^ ? for Induatrtal subJscU a— il i n , anntleant filing with in# tendent of 1 ubllc Instruction, which report otl|red by-this Art In the first Instance and ■■ ■ •conemlce - — ■ - • >--and -->• . - i n ------ pro~ . . .. . courthouia. upon on *. * r* ®‘ At* Jnriidictiofi to Enjoin and Sup- Slats Capitol, county ranl Ber. II. Any applicant mint Initructlon an ■tat* edu Ruperintsnflmt »u v u i M U L f i Which nfHVM T a rod ai*i4 hi •** # irshv / t, u u iiuiug V nca d i i i1b v « rational tnitltu- pBi u b it* w n u j"- n i " v ' i « ' a o f Public --------("•*•»*••• All aNuisances Annoy building o If rracb Bta h with h*« Community or Injure the Health of tha Hon, and upon evsty county pobllo school two flrat grads certlfleatea, each '.*?£&*a t i manner aa th# grade# fo r lh * Junior aad her action!, any texl-book upon the branch*# t T t t J S ^ T W n * PI Bsnlcr yeara; provided, further, that each em braced In thl* Act, wbera tha Commission A pproved J r a * I, 1917. h*1* 1*4 Iff �- A* ,« p o K h u cr, or « uHi -to .w. i a££& la ttH IM t T™ n t— s t t i 1£ otto Of tn r*Lisr& a toia to him. tbe w e n t of drainage U i m received In 'u n n l r T f therewith. with iulrrrti al » per c o t t n per iunarm. All tax M i and demit Hewed by th* Trustee* w n n n i to thl* Act •hall be tad aw hereby ‘ tk« regular! t horn the date ol the Bret w e n l a e o f Ute Board ErereU ioll TCommUataoera o m m U u W ol ^ E r a r ,dt. ^ -Drataagw Dfo...........Itprepared trict at whkh preparedter foreach eachCounty Cowatya a trine tharafo therein and embraced tfot ol the lands Irina _ d'str.ct, tn in aaid drainage to tthe dale o l the deed or deed# Inclusive. tactual**. and ahall ------ b t ao tr­ a i l ail reived in evident. ta any and all c o a r ti/o l thi» State without retard to date o l execu­ tion. and no defenae efcall permitted there­ "* lion, anall be perm to except the two defense* laat bereinabore mentioned and the defenae that no notice Ol am Prt“ l *— 1*“ - • ihe nn. r [ration of the period c l redemption e a t at any time either ooited or pnbllihcd or rnailed or delieered to tM owner or perron laat paying taxer thereon. . Sec. 1 That Section 30 of Chapter j M k Acta of 1919, Lawa of Florida, be, and Ibe aa ac ie, hereby emended ao aa to read aa SB." tt r --: 5r S j. f • it': ■ K : ft Section Ml The bond* to be laaoed by aothority o f tbla Act rhall be ta denomina­ tion* of o « * thouaand dollar*, or S»«h xtnallcr denomination*, but not leee than on* hundred dollar*, a* the raid Hoard may determine Said bond# ahall bear internet at * ret* to be fixed by arid Board not eneeedln* ata per cent per annum, which inlrrext ahau be p a y able aeral annually in pold coin or iU ^ u iT a ­ lent ta tawful mooey of the United S u tm at the office of the Stale Treaturer of tha State o f Florida, or II the aaid Board ahali deem it expedient, at the office o l aaid Start Trtaai r e t wtd at eoeh other place aa ahall be designated by the raid Board, at 'b e o p tto n o f the bolder, the place of p*y»"*nt being •Paci­ fied in the *aia bond* and In the c o "P f* » attached thereto. The principal ol raidI bon da i hall b« made payable to bearer ta gold coin or lit equivalent ta lawful money ol tha United State* at loth period* of time or dale* not exceeding thirty rear* from the date ol tuning the ume, aa the aaid Board ahall de­ termine. and it m*y, ta the discretion of aaid Board be prorided that at any lime after euch date aa ahali be fixed by the aaid Board, the raid bond* may be redeemed at the option of the u ld Board or thefr aucceaaor* in office, inch redemption to be made in the manner •pecifird in this Act. II the »!«*** •******»* rrtcrv rd to redeem the aaid bond* before maturity, it •hall ahall be prorided ta f*cb rach bood b maturity. It proeidt ao laaoed iaaoed that ahall U be called fa*. fhat if It *hall demption belore maturity, notlcr thereof in writing ahall be glren by the aaid Ita*r«l ta the S a le Trraaurrr and to any bank at which’ the u id bond* ahall be mad* at tlme fixe fixed Tt lean le**t ninety day*, day* brlnr* before .the the time for redemption, and in ta addition thereto, nu­ tlet thereof ahall be published by Board ta * newapaper nubllahed ta Taltahaa•ee. Florida, and *l»o in a newapaper pobtithed in the City of New Yorh. State of New York, once a week for 1 aucceaafTeweek*. beginning not leu than »0 day* -next prior to the date fixed for rrdcntption. and if any bond *o iaturd aubject to redemption before maturity ahall not be preaented when called lor redemption, it ahali ceaae to hear intereat from and after the date to fried for redemp­ tion. The u id Board ia hrreby authortted to tell and negotiate auch bond* in any mar­ ket at the bet! price obtainable therefor. In 'the CTtnt the Board ol Committioner* cr Evrrglidt* Drainage Dittrict are. for any rraton, unable to pay any of the bond* ittued under the prorUJon* of thit Act or tne intereat thereon at the tame come* dnt. mio Board of Commitiioneri may borrow money and Uaue in th* corporate name ol aaid Board note* or negotiable coupon bond* of eaid Eerrgladrt Drainage Diatrict in an amount aufficlent to meet tuch bond and coupon indebtednaa*. SaM bond* ahall be laaued in euch denomination, bear auch rate o l tnttreat, and mature at auch time or t me* at aaid Board may determine, and In all other ret pert*, u id oonda thall. in the matter of their ittuance and **le. h* tubject to the protiaiona of tbla Act a* amended by Chap ter tU 7. Acta ol 1J1S. I-aw. of Florida, ap^ iroved June 6, 1915, and the Statute* amen- *.k * dt, I 1 Be ^ o l Florida State K M M,’ aa to rand at follow*! Sec. M. Where the work* aet out la “ the plan o f reclamationM o f any draiaage dia­ trict 1* found latufficicnt to NCMW whole oe in pert any or all of tha landa the diatrict th* l>oaid of aupenriaora ahall have tha right ta formal*!* new or amended plana containing new canal*, dltchea. Icy*** or other worha, and additional aaaeaaraenti may be mad* In conformity with the prutiaiond of 8 eettoo 19,-the n o t to b e made far propor­ tion to tha Increated benefit* accruing to the land* becaua* of th* additional work*. If it tbonld be found *t arty time that th* amount of total tax levied under th* pratrlaion* of Section IT or that lb* fundi derived from the t*J* o f bond* under the provision* of Section <1 are insufficient to pay the cost of work* set out ta "the plan o f recta mat ion.** the board of supervisor* may make additional lev* to provide fundi to complete the work end In addition thereto ten per cent, of mid total amount for emergencies, and if, in their Judgment, it teem* beat, may Hau* bond* not to exceed the amount of aaid additional levy. If it should be found, at any time, that tha plan of n elam ition aa adopted return modification by widening, lowering or eepeoing the canal* or ditch**, or widening or railing the Jevrea or enlarging or improving tha other -work* aulhoriaed by lb* plan of or tb* construction of additional ditches or levee*, and that amount of the total tax levied under the provisions of Sec­ tion IT, or that th* fund* derived from the sale of bond* under the provisions of Section it, are not aufficlent to carry out the plan of reclamation with auch modification*, the Board of Supervisor! may file its petition In ibe o f­ fice of the clerk of the court orjan iiing aaid diatrict, * praying th* Court'* permission to change the plan of reclamation and asking the Court to appoint three com m iialcnen, da pro­ vided for undrr the provision* of Section U , to appraise the landa that shall be taken for auch enlarged or Improved works and **•**• the benefit* and damage* to any or all lands, public highway*, railroad* o r other property In the district br Ibe proposed amendment* ln d change* to tha plan ol reclamation. N o­ tice of In* filing of such petition ahall be given and a bearing shall be held and commltiionrra shall be appointed in Ibe same man­ ner aa provided In Section 39 of tbla Act. possessing lb*.same qualification* a* commis­ sioner* appointed under the provision* of Sec­ tion U of this Act, who th ill appraise the property to be taken, i»*c*< benefit* and, damage* and estimate the coat of Improve-* ta. and who shall proceed ta the manner rovided In Section 13 of thi* Act, provided, owever, (hat aaid commissioner* may, in a proper c u e , confirm any prrviout aaacaamcnt made under the proviaioni of thi* Act. Said commissioner* shall make report in writing and file the same with the circuit clerk, after which the aim* shall be proceeded pith ta the tame manner at i* now provided for in thr case of an original incorporation and ******• ment. After the lists of lands with the assessed benefits and decree and Judgm ent of Court have# been filed in Ihe office of the clerk ol the circuit court, at provided in Section 15 oi tbla A ct. then the Board ahall have power to levy an additional tax of auch portion* ol aaid behefil* on all Unda in Ihe diatrict to which benefit* have been assessed as may be found necessary by tha board of auperviaor* to pay the increased coil o f the completion of the proposed works andvjotpruvementa aa shown in aaid "plan of reclamation,'’ a* amended, including lb* cost of superintending Ihe tame and all incidental expense* ta con ­ nection therewith and in addition thereto ten per cent.’ of said total amount for emergen cies, and if, ta their judgment, it teems best, may isaue bonds not to exceed the amount of aaid additional levy. The additional taxes authorized to be lexled under the provision* of this Section ahall be levied and collected ta the asm* manner a* taxes levied under the provisions ol Section 17 of thit Act. Bonds ittued under the provision* o f this Section shall draw intereat at a rate not to exceed .six per cent pev annum, payable aemi-tnnually and ahall be made payable at auch time or timet and at auch pUce or place* at tha board qf supervisor* may determine. Any additional lax authorized lo )>e levied upder the provUtent ol thia Section ahall be apportioned to and letied upon each tract of land ta aaid diatrict ta proportion to (he benefits attested and not in eacett thereof, and In caae bond* are latued at herein prorided, then the amount of the intereat (at ettimalrd by aaid board ol tupervitori) which will accrue on auch bonda •hall he included and added to the aaid ad­ ditional levy but Ihe interest to accrue on said bond* thall not he included aa part of ihe cost of construction In determining rhether or no^ the expenxea and cotta o f' In the plan m aking’ ahox l g ' lthe ‘ *impJoremenlt . oi rrcUmation are not equal to. or Id excesa of (he benefits ttaetted. Sec. 1. Thi* Aet thill take effect upon il* becoming a law. Approved May 16, 1917, 3 3 ___ , aqulrrti or tray aqulrrvl, ’ om and Iron H o t ember 90ih rek let, lit or la taeb rear i the following March capture or destroy •ban pi WtjT * M r r * r * r ^ a y ^ 3 ii* # T a "*n y 'pubbT* or prorate park ahall be guilty e l a misdemeanor, fnd oS ranafoSM £ * T m tr a n la W d S T irtn ; of not M r * than Twenty fir* DolUrt: l’ ro ▼{fed, tfcal t a j --------M from th* rBTifft ta d < _ o r other aaimak at any time, fat any way. Sec. 4. That Section X ol Chapter CM. Act* of 1915, be amended an aa to rand aa follow*: “ Section ML For th* purpose of carrying out the provision* of this A ct. Immediately after its iaga and approval, there ahall be appointed and for each County In the State, by th* Governor, upon the recommendation o f the Board of County Commissioner*, a fit and com ­ petent peraon, reaidrnt of the couiUJ^il ctnyily, gwiiee warden. -T h e term of office' of gam* warden shall be two years, except th*t lb* game wardrn firat appointed under this Act shall hold office, until Tuesday after the first Monday in January 1010. or until his suc­ cessor is appointed and qualified. That in N o­ vember, UU, and every two year* thereafter a gam* warden shall be ap| nted andH P for s p p o (« .._ In _______ each county in the State I* by the Governor ____ _ uptn* ~ on th* recommendation ooff the Board of‘ County Com miiiionrri, whose term of office thrill be two year*. Any gam* warden mav be suspen­ ded or removed from office by the Governor for neglect of duty or Incompeteney as well aa for constitutional causes. * p « ii u o n n iti Sec. 6. Ail law*■ vor part ofj law* m in rconflict herewith are hereby by repealed. Sec. I. Thia ActI ahaf shaft becom e effective upon approval or upon becoming e law without ap- r Approved June 6. 1117. CHAPTER 7319—(No. 64). AN AC T to Amend Chapter *914 of the Laws of Florida, 1116, and tne Title Thrrrof. the Same Befog An Act Entitled, “ An A ct tn RrgUtrsttan 'o f 1'c'rI^na*E n JageeT ^ ' X r»g tag In Ihe B o tln m or W w k o f 7attaiftag Plumbing or Houte Drainage. and . Super riaion and Inapcction o f Plumbing and Drainage In Cities of Tow ns of This State Having a Population o f 10.000 Inhabitant* or More. According to the Federal Cenaua of 1910. or Any Subaequrnt Federal Cenaua, and Part* of Counlira of Thl* State, and Impostag P rnilllci for Violation of Thia Act.* He It Enactrd by the Legislature of the State ot FUrida: . Section 1. That Chapter ©44. Law* of Florida 1915. and the title thereof, be, and the same it, hereby, amended, so that the safd Chapter, and title thereof, at tmendrd, shall read at follow n An Aet to provide for the examination, lic­ ensing and registration o l person* engaged in the business or work of Inatalllng plumbing or houte drainage, and a supervision and inipectlon of plumbing and drainage ta cities or towns of thU State, having a population of 7,. 500 inhabitants or more, according to the fed­ eral centut of 1910 or any subsequent Federal -Census, and psrtt ol counties o f thia State, and impotinjr penalties for violation of thia Aet. Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State o l Florida: Se<ttan 1- Any person now or herratler en­ gaged in or working at ihe-buttartt of plumb­ ing ta ejtlex of 7.500 population or more in thit State, either at matter plumber or employing plumber or it Journryman plumber, thall firtt receive a certificate thereof In accordance with thr provisions of thit Act. Sec. X .Any perton detlring to engagt in or work at the butineta of plumbing, either at a matter plumber or employing plumber, or ai a journeyman plumber, In citTc* having a pop­ ulation of 7.YO or more and a system of water supply or sewerage, .thall make application to a Board of Examiners hereinafter proridtd for at tuch times snd place as aaid Board may dlrret. Said examinations may be made In whole or In part In writing and shall be o f a practical and elementary character, but tulficiently ttrict to teit the qualifications of the applicant. See. 3. There thall be in every city ol 7.500 inhabitant! or more, a Board of Examiners of plumbers, eoniUting of three member*, one. of which shall be chairman nf said Board ol Health; a second member, who shall be a mas­ ter plumber, and a third member, who ahall he a journeyman plumber. Said second and third *«ecT *ThM lhi» Act ahall take effect Im­ member* ahtll he appointed by the appointing mediately upon ka pauage and approeal by power ol said city or town aa provided by the Gorernor. charttr or ordinance within tbrea months after Approved May 30, ISli. the passage ol thit Act. for the term of one year from the firtt dty c f January in the yrar CHAPTER TFtfi-fJ'.'o, 41). _ of appointment, thereafter annually before the AN ACT Aulhoriling the Board of Superfirtt day of January, and ahall be paid' from viaora of a Drainage Dirtrict to Bay for the treasury of u id city the u m e at other Mrmberahip in the Florida Drainage Ataoofficers, in auch sum aa the aulhoritiea may designate. Be'Vi^Fnaeted by th* Legitlature o| the Stale Sec. X Said Board of Examiner* shall, at of FloHdii „ . . soon aa may be after their appointment, meet,, Section 1. The Board of Superriaora.of any and shall-then designate the times and places Drainage Dritrict incorporated under the for examination of all applicants drairing.to I aw* of the State oi Florida, being a memengage in or work at the bu itaeu of plumb­ ter of the Fforida Drainage Aaaoclation, It ing within their respective jurisdiction. Said hereby aulhoriaed to pay out of any fund* Board thall raamlne u id applicants at tp their arailinle for toch purpote*. any feel an.l, practical knowledge ol plumbing,* houte drain­ • duet required ol it at a member ol aaid At age. and plumbing ventilation, and, if utitfied tocialion. • . of the competency of auch applicant*, shall i# Approved M iy l"**thereupon itaue a certificate to such applicant authorizing him to engage in qr work st the CH A PTER 710T—(N o. « ) , buiiuett i l plumbing, either aa matter plumb­ AN ACT to Amend Section 900 ol the General er or employing plumber, or aa a journeyman Statute* ol the State of Florida. Pert lining plumber. The fee for a certificate for a matter To Dralnt by Countiet. *• Amended byJChapplumber or employing plumber thall be |5 00; ter Ct'i. I j * » of Florida. Acta of 1911. lor a journeyman plumber it thall be (100. Be It Enacted by the I-*ei\!*tur* of the State Said certificate shall be v a ljd .for the terra of of Florida: l , , _ „ C H A PTER 7116—(N o . 57). one year, but ti\e u m e can be renewed If ap­ Section L That Section 960 of th* Geneva AN AC T Providing, for and Setting Aside’ plication fpr renewal la mady to aaid Board not Statute* of the State of Florid*, at amended Certain L in dt to the Seminole Indiana aa ■ leas than thirty days before the expiration of I t Chapter Mfi*. Ij * i of Florid*. Act* of Hetervatlon. Providing for Trustees, in aaid certificate. The (re lot renewal! ahall be 1919, be. and th* •»me i* hereby emended to Whom the Title to bald Landa Shall be I1.C0. All money* ahall be paid In to the city or read a* follow*! _ , Vetted for the Ute and Benefit of said town treaaury for the ute o f said dty or town. See. 9M. Public Dtlch, Drain or Canal.— Indian*. Sec. 6. AH titie* or (own* in thia State, and Whenever it »hat] be deemed necetaary or Be It Enacted by the Legitlature of the State within the provision, of thia Act, ahall pro­ expedient, for aanitary or agricultural purpoxet of Florida: vide by, ordinance, within three months af­ or conducire to the public hralth, convent Section 1. The following described Unda ta rnce or welfare, or putyic utility, ol lor the the county of Monroe. State of Florida, be ter Ihe passage thereof, rule* and regulations . benefit of any fandt that are low. wet tu b - and the tame are hereby act atfde and given for Ihe conatructlon and maintenapee of- all lumbing and drainage placed ta, or on any merged or liable ta become aubmerged, to to thr Seminole Indian* of Florida pi a Resuitding or the premise* thereof in auch cily ettahlith a public ditch, drain or canal in any crvstkm. to-wit; or town, and ,oo work o f this character thall of the ctfontlea of thl* Stale by a majority All of the Undt now helon-ring to the State be done unless a permit be laaued therefor, ex­ ol tbote orrring the lind* through which ot Fforida In Townthlp 14 South of Range S3 auch propoted ditch, drain or canal ahall run Kail, being all of Section* 7 to 16 Inclusive, cepting the repairin' of Iraki, Il shall be or by thoi* owning the graaler P * ^ 0* 'he and 17 to M Incluaire. containing 1I.MQ Sevet, the further duty of ta ld*rilir« or town* to land* through "which auch prtpojed ditch. mote or less. Alta alt of Section* 1 to 4 in­ provide for tb* appointment or election of \ ~ drain or canal ahall run and by * clusive; 10 to 16 inclusive; 23 to t l Inclusive, plumbing inspector and tuch assistant* •* arc . * majority 6f thote owning land* or by and Section* 36 and W, in Township 67 necessary, Ijut aaid inspector and assistants, muat be practical plumber* of not leaa than ractlcat plumbei thoac owning tb* greaUr part of the South of Range 33 Eatt, containing 9.(00 l._ ____ • ___ ______ _v____ _ t, . v.. ti l , land* conliguoua thereto that are benrtitr.1 acre*, more or Test. A Ho atl of Section* 1 to fen year.*' experience, whose duty it shall be by auch ditch, drain or canal; the majority 3 inclusive; 10 to' II inclusive: 34. 35. 35 and to tee that aft rutes and regulations touching of thote owning tuch landt or thnte owning 36, of Tow m hip M South of Range S3 Eatt. tuch plumbing are faithfully and diligently the greater part o i , tuch Unda at aforetafd. containing 7.S50 acre*, more or lest. A lfo atl oharrved and executed. T b e plumbing iahall present a petition to the County Com- ol Section* 7 to 16 taclntive, and 17 to M in­ speetor ahall preside at *11 meeting* of tbe mlaaionert of the county in which tuch ditch clusive, of Townthip S4 South o| Rang? S3 Kxaminlnf Board of Plumber* *nd thall have drain or canal it to he located, with a plat Eatt, containing 19.6M acre*, more or Irit. the deciding voice and vote in *11 matters r| the aaid tandt. thawing the general court* Alan all of Section* 1 to 15 inclutlve. and 17 connected With the examination o| applicant* M auch propoaed ditch, drain or canal, tel­ lo 94 inclusive, of Townthip 67 South of and granting nf certificate*, 'whenever the ling forth the caute for the t i n t . 1«* length Range 33 Eatt. containing 33.400 acre*, more remaining member* of said Board are un­ and th* land* to lie benefited thereby, Upon qr let*. A lto alt ol Section* 1 to IS inclualve, able to agree. That the plumbing department filing tuch petition and plat with the County and 17 to 36 Inclusive, ol Townahlp 69 South of every cily or town embraced In thi* Act, m itting of the Examining Board, the PlumbComraltaloneri. they ahall lay the *«me over of Range 33 -Eatt. containing 33.400 arret, g Inspector and hit aaafxtanta shall be until the n#»t regular meeting and give more or tea*. notice by publication for three werka, in See. 3. The Trustee* of the Internal Im ­ nndeT the supervision of the Board of Health tome new ip*per published- in the taunt*, of provement Fund */# hereby directed to con­ of aaid city or town, and th e Itatmblng In­ th* date when thry Will contlder aaid petition, vey to the Board of Commissioner* of State spector ahall mike a complete report o f thl* citing alt perton* who may be intereated t« Institution* the title lo aaid described land*, department to said Board o f Health at Ihe ptar and rpretent any in trust, however., for the perpetual ut* and end of each year, and oftener aa may be re­ apnr ipirffir 1 — r reatott why tuch p c iiion should not be granted. benefit of the Indiana aforesaid, and aa a quired by aafa Board, or provided for by ordl* tmoi nance. See. 1 All Ixw» or part* o f Lawi in eon- enervation for them. S ec (. Any person violating any prorialon flict herewith be, and the same 1* hereby See. X Thi* Aet ahall becom e effectlre up­ of thia Act shall be deemed guilty of a mis­ on lit approval by the Governor. demeanor, and be aubjzet to a fine of not Irts 'I t a c l 'k Thit Ae* thall u k e effect from and Approved May 9, 1917. „ than five dnlfara nor exceeding fifty dollars after Itl pa»»**e and approval by the Dover for eaeh and every violation thereof. nor. or It* becoming a law without *uth »pCH A PTER 7311—(N o . a ) . . Sec-7. In countier nf tnl* Stale containing AN ACT lo Amend Section* 4. • and cities nr towns having a population of 7.500 ^ Approved May 54. 1917. of Chapter 049. Acta of 1915, the Same inhabitant* or more according to the Federal Jleing An Aet Relating to the Ownership Crntus of 1910, or any subsequent Federal C H A P T F T r r n - fN o *J» ■ arid Protecting ol Game shd Game Bird* ta return, the County Commissioner* or govern­ A N AC T Authorising th* Board of hupervithe Several Counties of the Slate; Providing ing Board of said counties are required and . «nrt of a- Drain*** District to Obtain Per­ an Open and Closed Seaaon for Hunter* hereby empowered to appoint an Inspector of mit* from the Government of the United plumbing who that! lie a plumber of not te«* I.ieen***. States and to Give Bond for th* PertorHe It Enacted by the Legitlature of the State than trn years' experience. .Ill* duties shall m iner of Same, . . . . . t o . . •be to inspect *11 plumbing and drainage inof Florida: i * Be it Enacted by the LhglaUtnre of the State > Section 1. That Section 4, Chapter W 9, ■tailed ta the territory embraced ta a radlu* «rorion 1- Vn cate the Plan of Reclamation Acta of 1915, relating to game, and game of 1 mile beyond aaid city o r town’* Ufofta. e.f any Drainage Dlrtrlet nr-anired »nd ta- bird* be and the n m c la hereby amended to and to do ao tueh nthrr work a* tb* aaid county eommlaalonera may require. All plumb­ tnr&onfed undff Charter WEI, Lawt ol Fiof* read at folowa: "Section 4. No peraon o r persons shall ing and drainage done ta thl* territora lhatl id*. Arts of 1913. *nd the Improvement pro­ be done in conformity with the rule* and injure, kill or hunt or deatroy by *ny mrant vided thereunder, he ot such nsture a* re­ quire* the permlttinn or consent oi the t«ov- whatever, nr have, or he In possession of, rx- regulation* governing plumbing In the d ty or ernmrnt of the United State*, or any depsrt- cept aa exprrttly permitted by the proviaioni town contiguous therein."” S e c 8. That all aet* and part* of acta Inment or officer of the Government n( the of thl* Aet. Ihe following named game bird*, United State*, the Board of Supervisors ot except between the following dale*! Wild continent with the provision* herein containturkey, quail (b ob white partridges), turtle ed are declared to be repealed. the Drainage Dlitrict thall he authorized to Approved May SO, 1917. obtain the required permission or consent o! doves swan, geese, brant, docks, rati*, coot*, the Government of the United States or • T sandpipers, curlew*, anlpe or plover, Novem­ proper officer or department tlrerrol. and to ber Ibrh to March lit intluvlve, following: CH A PTE R 7111—(N o . 66). that end the Board 'of Supervisor* shall have Provided, that this icetion shall not he eonfull power and authority to bind the D ix '"- tim ed to- include mud or marsh hrnt. Any AN ACT to Amend Section 2193 of the Gen­ eral Statntea of the State o f Florid* Relat­ aga Diatrict to comply with any condition* perton vinlatiryi any ol the provlaion* of thit ing to IJena for Material* Purntrtied. that may be attached to xueh perttiFattan o r section shall be deemed guilty o l a misde­ content, including the gfring of any bond or meanor, and upon conviction thereof, thall Be It Enacted by the legislature ol the State of Florid*! cither obligation for the faithful performance he punithed by fine ’ of not lex* than ten Seettart 1. That Section 3193 o f the General dollars, nor more than twenty-five lov eaeh o f such condition*. . * . Statute# of the State of Florida be and ia _____ See. 1 All laws or part* ol law* In eon- offense." See. X. That . Section • of Chapter W69, hereby amended, ao a* to read at follow*! flirt herewith be and the same are hereby r»F.or material* fum !«hed—In favor of any Act* of ’ 1915. relating to game snd gam* P*See<I J. Thl* A et' shall he effective Imme­ Mrdt. he and the i*me ia hereby amended person who ahall furnish any building material tar Ihe construction, repair or Mar* of any ao at to read at follow*: diately upon It* approval by the Governor. "Section *. Deer protection: Open and building, fence, railroad, canal or talrgraph Approved Msy 71. 1917, Cloted Seaaon at to.—Any person who shall lint, wharf, bridge, mill, distillery or other kill or attrmpt to kill any wild turkey In any manqfacturing work or structure; upon .the ■ C H A T T E R M E M H o. « > . . A N ACT to Amend Section 4* Chapter *4j*. County of thl* State, or who ahall kill any syld building, llnei or other property, and deer between March lat and the 30th of upon the landa upon which they aland. . A d a of th» legislature 1911, bring . Src. L Thl* Act ahall take effect Immedi­ " A N ACT Rriailng to Jhr Creation. Or* November. In. each year, or who ahall ute anv ganliarion and Mslntenanee of Dratasge Dft- artificial Jlght In hunting nr killing deer, ahall ately qpon fta passage and approval by the triet* for the Purpote o f Reelalmta| and be guilty of a misdemeanor wnd upon con­ Governor, or upon It* becoming a law with­ Troteetlng Swamp. Wet or Overflowed viction. aball be punithed by a fine of not out auch approval. Approved May 7, 1917. • Lands, err lend# Subject In Overflow, from let* than twenty-fire dotlara, nor more than the Effect* of Wster, for Sanltarv or Agri- fifty- dollars; and the haring o f tuch light* cultural Pwrpotes. or when the Same Msy on the head or any part of the body while CH A PTE R 7314—(N o . 64), hunting shall b « prima facie evidence of the A N AC T to Amend Section 1941, Chapter violation of the U*t sub-dlvlalon*. the General Statute* of the Start X I X of th S e t I. That Section 9 ol Chapter mm, vrby of Florida IRelating to Standard Weight* and Acta ol 191*. be mid Ihe xatne la hereby amended *o aa to reqd aa follow* r ilxrict*. tl M ifo l.tin ol Sues Dratnig £ ‘i g s wI p s h s r r a i^ r la p C P h E - . ■i ja a S sw v iS - 4 I * xjQti' man u fact urSection I M o l lb* tieoeral meaaure herein ata of Florida be amended td or told. „ Statute* *1 tha See. I. Erery crate or baakrt ward lor the and 10a O o W ta^h additional defo,, * ta rend ta folfowat __ile or delirtTy ol to mat ora ahall be of tha it* and tale dellaery. tom*toe* o l the tw Arabia team and drirer and^Bfc1* ^ #* Section UU. ' Florida atandard meaaure aa abort provided. wetaba Maaaurea.—Th* . « n d *16c J jBfey ^ r each cac^ adJuwVT”--1 ad dii,^ '.?”-0.^ and and ■ meaaurea mtaiurtiahall ahallbebe tS* standard olwefgbt* weight* N o peraon ahall nan any crate o f beaket lor drirer, and '.111** *ud and mrxiurr* ihrouxhout th* State o f Florida! aoob aale, ahlpmtut or-dtlfvnry, except the automoUle track and driver not ?!**” » * ; O n , atandard liquid gallon ahall cnotaia i n ..m a be o l w rit atandard meaaure. TW* ffmbta lh . rata for automobile ’. ' f ahaif not apply to ta focal peraon*. perron*, dealer* la or rack eneb additional addjtkmal paaaengcr; loo.« hr solid inebea. _ ahall k »»e d?f~ d r fo U^^ '<* The weight* and mail be tn (rower* wera at of tomato**, tomatoes, or ixipmeni* shipment* wumn within m th* e M d »n»c* stock cam* cattle me Me per bead &t*d ih* i s , *** •»**»* tarv* ““ pro- ““ ■m n aa#1— IJ '11 control * *"" P hta*. -~ State. Any peraon violating any of“ _the **er, “to *be under full ol U» T"tlw‘ avolrdupofo pound* a* followi: Wheat, pvr ........... bushel 60j ____ Corn,_ shelled, per visions of thi* Aet shall be deemed guilty of *T' rf *° Prevent stampeding m d kri^0^ ' drf. el Mi Cornon cob on cobahucka with shuck* TO; Sorgba misdemeanor and upon -conviction thereof »Hbta a walk on the bride* and „ ' , * thr­ buabel M; Corn with um aived. per bushel M ; Barley aeed, per shall be punished by a fine not exceeding flOO. driving shill exrcrd W In number? . l *• "n* ■I ffi; buabel a ; Oats, Uats, per buabel bushel tHiti Bras, per or by imprisonment in the county Jail not * 1 *0 , be crossed 1st* in the * ..„ ,-* ’ bfF thij; bushel JO; Corn “ *Meal, per ' 'bushel M “ t Beans, exceeding DO days, o f by both, sack fine and •“ Ibe morning at such an hour".* tar!. ahrllrd, per bushel 00; Bean*, velvet, In bulla, Impriaonment PtJKribed by tb* ngenf o r . ' ? U per bushel TO;' Beans, castor, aMllcd, ___ „ fi. ____ ___ and .. .pert* of law* In con- toll bndee or causeway ot b r id .r .f °* ,nth led, per Sec. 'A ll law* bushel 41: Millet aeed, prr buabel 60;I Beggar filet filet with with the she provision* provision* of this Act be end lo taterfera • with tht day trmflu..-*0r 4*-**tweed seed, per bushel u ; I risk potato**, per thr thr same same art; ar^.hereby .hereby repealedrepealed. _ --— ------------ own**-or ownrrt o f such toll brfofoV „ ,fl* ^ *P^|| k e l •Iwatll aLa effect affw«i AOctober a ln k a e W lV fif r t rt n n Fmay M X . __ 8® Of Col.a. buahtl.fiO;. Ssree^-potaloe*,- per-bu sh el M ; ^Tvec. i . ’ This Act shall itake waf f t hbridges ............. .establish . >.L . . u.*•„ •nbiaWc,0tm°j; Tundpe, per btaalm M ; Onions, per buahti 1, 1917. ------- ‘lower than the or excursion rate M ; Sait, per bushel 00; Peanut*, per bushel Approved June 6, 1917. hereinbefore p rra cn b .i ' ‘th*dU ; Chufat, per bushel 64; N y e .^ c f bushel See. 1 That the aaid R rilm L ,M ; Apple*, dried, per boihcl Mi Apples, CH A PTE R 7X17—(No. 59). fhall o . , ? mmi,,io* Jhall have and exercise cxercia* *Il all th. the a nlx,.?."’ ." 1" '* * green, per buthej U ; QUnccs, per bushel M i "A N ACT to Authorii* tbs Trustee* o l Ihe tag the enforcement of (U order. 7 f*'te«t. Peechet, dried, per bushel 94; Peaches, green. Internal Improvement Fund of the State ol reguiaiioni made under the r o o v i.L . tad per bushel 14; Cotton seed, per bushel 8 ; Florid* to Sell all the .... .......................... * ------------- - It 'h i* or i n T i provum*.. ** ... Timber in "i^ahe A « , which / Cotton seed. Sea Island, per bushel 44; Plums, Ocbeesee Known on the Gorrrnmrnt Plata }*• enforcement of (ta order* rule* f i x ** per bushel 40;. Peara, buabel 66;. Guavas,’ aa Cypteas Lake, in ----- . per . _________ _____ _ ____ ___________ Jackson County, Flor- fo'fon* respect tag railroad a. *nd "ran r r k n r ii.l U IX . “ per bushel 64. Ida." . , Sec- 1 Thia Aet ahall take effort Sec. 9 It ahall be unlawful for any dealer Whereat, AH the waters within the State upon Its paaaage and approval b» . 7 ^ ' ^ to aetL offer lor sale, barter; exchange, or of Fforida belong to the State under its sov- rrnor or upon its becoming a I ,- * i , '* otherwise dispose of, of. any ol the different com- crelgn errim rights; end and lo e approval of the Governor, Governor. •'thou, °lherwt*e 'h miidlllt* named in Section on* of thia Act. Whereat, There are large quantities of tintApproved May 14 , 1H7. cacept by the pound, and any peraon, firm or her in Lake O ch cttce known on the Govern* corporation violating thia section ahall be ment plats aa Cypress Lake in Jacktdn County. CHAPTER T ill—(N o. « ) . guilty of a misdemeanor. Florida; and A N AC T to tV D ''.i to Amrnd Amrnd Sewrb^’ flection m MU 1 All law* and parts o l law* In conWhere**, Under existing law no one hat Statutes a Iof ' ^tar'U statute* of of Slat* State of of Florida Florida fm. a iT 11'' flict with the proviaioni of thit Aet be and authority to aell or dlapoae of said limher: and ~ ----' rwr,I,» •• A m Chap^fiMS of Acta of 1*W, the S ^.„x f ., t ^. the same art hereby rroeilrd. Whereat, It it to tne beat Intereat o f the See. 4. 1 Thi* T effect “ .............................................. Sec. Thia Act ahall shall »take upon iu | Slat* that’ aaid timber be sold so that" the Rates° of*1Vrantportarion* t!*rtr » ° r KfI,<|rt4 passage aaaag* and approval by Ihe Governor. people of tb* State may have the benefit ol rferx. * '■0B'mr.n Caf. Approved May U. 1917. fh* asm*; therefore. Be It Enacted by the Letialatur^ „r .c . ———— Be It Enacted by the Legislature of th* Btete o f Florida: * lt u r t °* 'he Sii*e . . C H A P T E R 7316—(N o. 87). of Florida! • Section 1. That Sec £919 of r » , ^ Creating a Marketing Bureau of Section 1. That the Trustee* of th* Inter- t n of State of Florida aa in r o fa J 1? the State of H on da, and tra ilin g the Office nal Improvement Fund of the State of Flor- 6896 of Acta of 1900. the iRimUiinr... " * ix . ar**her*’by ... ...i V ..i ..x to i . ae'll . .n aB th*‘timber ■!.. ,!_ > ... rilowanceV” .it___ ____ * ’f f o e * * ^ *reduced " P >ame rriaiin* '** .. “ I Stal* Marketing Commiatfonr*." id* authoriaed n? wo,id w id e shortage ta U k e Oehersee known on the Government porution ol common carrier t b e l J n e ^ T ” ’ »“ !«_ B*C oeceawura mfol.M e; ana plat* at Cyprea* typre ____ in _______ ..**? ty . tic* o* i B d plan,,*a Lake J,»ck*on County. a . J o r t a d a i follow .: ‘ "lendvd to . " hereu. There it an immense waste and Florida, to the beat Interest of th* State. » ! 9 . When Free or RrdueeH R ... «fr^“ , * ,enJ f ,,>dueTr *n,j foototner; and Sec. X This Aet shat) take effect S* soon lowed; Penalty for Violation* Vn.Vf* V* AlW b rrtu i b e grower, by himaelf. It unable ** It becom e. ■ law. Chapter contained ’ .hall m e,7n. r o !0* lo ,ki» - . -----to.llK beat aolre-------Ibf* problems problem; and Approved June X 1917. carrier aubieet thereto I n m J S S U jk lore, The Florid* grower p*jrt ft epeciej known u the ferti]i*er sump i n ; there* lie IJ Enacted by the Legitlature of the State o| Florida: Section X The department ol a marketing of the State of Fforida (| hrreby et tabliahed, and ahall be known aa auch. The cnAiotT^ITiN.. m. C H A PTER 7X16-(N o. 60). A N ACT to Encourage the Conatructlon and Mslntenanee by Common Carrier* of Rail- a. U k e . SS'KS.bSSSSA2ja»«P«S own employer* (including M o tio n ,;. . .V4 rmployre*. snd peraona tr««?.I— fI**.-d11* Have employment of aucl " t1 CT e x p re s s ” ca r* * w h ? flf^ in * § o ty ' o ? U ° U ta j * tea religion raUri™, ,who . L h‘are. L Cn. - d“ ti r InI '» n*?_ ately on p u u g s of this Act and approval by a Fair and Equitable Assessment of Taxes engaged r n* i * * ■" 9 I the Governor, td appoint a Stale MarketingAeslnst the Property o l Common Carriera w ork; traveling secratarin of V m n . u . ' Committioner who shall hold office from the Along. Over or A croti Such Bays, Bayous, Chrizllan Associations, Sunday S cfoil time of hi* appointment until his successor U k e * or Rivera. Secretaries ConfedrisV* Soldier* 7 o l ^ . F?tM ' is appointed and Qualified, or removed by the Whereas. The construction and maintenance State Home for Confederate Soldi,?5 c p t9™'Mi<,r|rr of Agriculture lor cause, which by common carrier* of railroad treatfea and come Inmate* thereof, or rrturnln* .»».'? iS? b* .d“ r' n« the laat ten days of December, toll bridge* slong, over and aerot* numerout charge, to indigent, homelett V „ .i . . 1917, and erery two year* thereafter, and ahall bay*, bayous, lakes and rivers within the State persons when transported br rh*i-li.Ml,’rt* ' assume the duties of the office on the firtt oi Florida to facilitate the transportation of cietict, and to the necessary arrnti day of July following pa.tenger* and freight and the public travel in such tranrport.tlon; toT erron . exefo^ ***•*• l o e State Marketing Commissioner and Intercommunication thereovet would he engaged in charitable or elrem oivn i,. . thall receive the sum of XXU&. per annum at of great nubile benefit to the people of the for the purposes of their work* cr* hi. salary, and he shall be allowed actual State of flo r id , generally: and son* injured ta wrer*., and the nh, ■raveling exptnaea in the diacharge of the Whereaa. Tbe eonttructlon of tuch trettlet. turgeone, nurses, relative* or friend. V ta of the office, not to exceed 11.300., railway bridge* and toll bridge* Involve* great injured^perton*, to and from the olar, I^ traveling expense* to be aet forth in expenae disproportionate to and ta rxcet* of wreck; or from carrying free natarn ,,,. nited statement under oath to the Com- the expense of conatructlon of railway lines the object of providing relief In a. . . . ' i nionee of Agriculture, snd both salary and and other public tranxportatlon facilities on general rpidemle, pestilence or oibe, » ! . . u travclinj zellng expenses ahall be payable monthly land, and the assessment o f tuch transport*- ou* visitations in the Statei or from tb, J*out. ol the fund* derived from the sate of fer- Hon farilitie* for taxation In proportion to riage. atoragr. or handling of oronenv tilizer stamp! In the same manner ig other the expense of construction of the sam*would or at reduced rates for'ataritable Slate, officer* are (Mid. be unfair, unjust and Inequitable artfl deter or to and from fain and expoaft . The Marketing Commusionrr ana., and prevent the conatnietlon and maintenance hibit thereat, or from giving reduced „ ! ? * * « . * h*»l®l''*rte»* and bold bia office in thereof, and ft being deemed In the general minister* of religion, or 'from exrhanrt., the City of Jacksonvilfe, and u;>on the ap- public Interest to provide by taw for auch a free paste* with other common carriers 4? proval of the Commiaafoner of Agriculture may fair, Just and equitable assessment lor tax*- officers and employees and their imm,dl«. employ clerk or cierxa clerki when *'* cmpioy a cieiu wntn necessary, but lion, Hon, of any auch tuch trexlles, trextles, railroad tallroait bridges family, lamilr dependent on tbe them and for iff', at no lime msy the expenses of the Marketing and toll bridges at will encourage the eon physicians and surgeons and salarir,I C (im m lt iin n r r n v n e e .l lh « 9 \r.r*d\ - - \ l^ o r * tn tcrin i upon the ditcharge ol his duties is Stale Marketing Commission* er, he shill give bond in the sum of £5.000. to the State ol H on da in some responsible indemnity company to be approved by the SecrctArT ol SUtt. conditioned that he will truly account for and apply ail monies which may com e into his hands In his official capacity, and thatbe will faithfully perform the duties enjoined on him by law, and that he shall also take and subscribe the oath required under *^eT^0n•, *tull0J, °f *he State. i. if* l ^ U.te ^»I , heting Commissioner shall keep a seal of office, which shall be used to authenticate all papers snd documents nssuvd and executed by law as such officer. . At the end of each calendar month _*»**..* nle with the Commissioner ol Agri- ____- _ 3 ____________ l _ t ____ _____ sk . ____ _ z_ mile nf tny ptrt of any n itrotd or n ilw ty line within the State of Floridi of sn|r com* mon carrier which msy be constructed ftnd malnteined along, over or serosa any bay# bayou, lik e or fiver of a length of 4 miles or more, fneludlngWhe approaches thereto, whether constructed and milntslned in connection with a toll hridpe ot- other hHdge for the'passage of pedestrians and vehicles or without, shall not exceed the average per mile *«srt«ment for taxation of «nch rsUroad or railway line located on land, nor «hall the attenm ent per mile of the entire raiV^sd or ra’ lwav hue of any «t»ch common carrier within the State of Florida he Increased bv reason of the construction and maintenance of any part thereof upon or with or hy means f*| »ny such railway trestle or bridge along, ___ s i . _ m, * . . . *1157* nr from Ittuing mileage, excursion rt ro»! mutation, or round trip passenger tickrti at from istuing second elssi tickets si i b W rmte of fire than o f first-class tickets for tkt holders of which second-class ticket• c^f? second-date iccommodation shill be iltovuL No free -or reduced transportation thill t* lawful except as ipedfied in this Sectloa. and al) transportation other than free n®rt be paid for in eash. Any individual violating the proviibst d this Section, either b y Issuing a free m i s , or giving • reduced rate unlawfully, or ty receiving and using, or taking the advsntigt of the same, shah be puhished by ImpHsoament not exceeding six months, or by fiat not exceeding one thousand dollart; and sny common carrier violating this section shall U ccstiry expenses See. 7. aUpon the approval of such accounts X V ill* n.n M SS■, i Mv- , ■, i •— , ^5. . . I a . ft _ by Ihe Commisaionef ot AgrieulHii,, the Comptroller ahall draw hit warrant for such amount, which thall be paid monthly out of the fund* collected from the sale of fertilizer , , S ee-A Tne officer and account* of the State Marketing Commissioner ahall be audit­ ed by the direction of the Governor ta the manner aa the office and account* of the alt bther Stale officer* are audited. Sec. 9. The dutfra of the State Marketing Commiaaionrr shall be to receive and compile reports on all frulta, vegetables and other farm product* as are grown in the State, to publish same in the State ih ramr Male press pres* that will do ao without ithout cost, to obtain and disseminate information nation a* to carrier.’ rate to collect taformation itlon a. to additional market center* and Fee, J. This Act shall take effret Immedl- the (lovernor or upon Its becoming a bv ntely upon ft* passage and s approval hv the without his| approval. — *_ su *J (.X . x| 4 * *** Governor or upon It* becoming a law without Approvrd May 7, 191(. the approval of th# Govrrnor, Approved May SO. 1917 CHAPTER 7333—(No. 65). AN AC T to Amend Section 4109 of the Cesc n A B T E R 7319—(N o. *1). real Statutes of the Sfate of Florida, as AN ACT tp Allow Railroad Companies In Amended by Chapter 6706 of the Arts ri thl* State to Make Rrdtirrd Rates for D e l, 1907 and by Chapter 6961 of the A m rt gate* to Meetings of Rrligious Bodies, Fra­ 7909, Relating fo f. aIvor of County .Convicts ternal Societies. Educaftonal and Other As­ sociation* Regularly Organized in thr State Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the Stilt of Florida: nf Florida, and to T^ave it Optional with Section 1. That Section 4109 o( the Gtarral such Railroad Companies as to .Whether or not Such Reduced Hates Shall be Extended Statute* of tbe State of Florida, a* amended by Chapter 5705, Acta ol 1007, and Chapt*to the General .Public. Act* oi of 1909. relating tt Koacted by the Legislature of the State ’ 591L3, ^tcii reianng to lajfor ol coowr 0r Fforida* ronrieft, b* and the tame ia hereby imrnded Section |. Tfi.t each and every railroad * ° , “ ' V ' * d, *, r ,0,l°ta.V i rompany within the Stale of Florida it hereby *}<* ^ounty Convieta ) exact condition* existing ih the Slate, and the several market* o l li e country, to bettes cooperate Whh and prevent , lot* to our peoand to cooperate with ihe United State* oxernment in eiU b li.h in - a pared po«C nurket*n£ ite. He shall thill Issue ittue serin,g >yitem ayatem in tfiii hi* M State. •uch Tiulletin. or other Information ilo n i Hnei of idxtce •• to how belt Pick, pick, kind o f p ic k iff. and w t j lo dUtribule; to itndr all condition, a* .fleering other Stair.; to te rp *? {£ ue5, " lth ,h' °r A , , cu' ,urc * \ “ •hi" * ,on‘ fn ; . C ’c » nd \h* Cwnmfoateflier of Agriculture of the State, that through this d o t e jouch and atudy, of condition. Re can ..ro.-----------------1 - what ------advise our people props--to -----------------plant or not plant, what market* are overstocked, and through a system o f cooperation aid In devel­ opment 'of agricultural Intereat* and protect­ ing Florida'i producer*. In connection with Ihe .Commissioner of Agriculture shall c o ­ operate and advise such method* a^ will beat fonTrf,ilo nt of any other regularly organised M w |„|<m, within the Stale of Florid* pro.,„ .h railroad companies ro making each hereinbefore rroxlded ahtTI riirht to fnelmlr M * « e n c r 3 "" Lhlte .t . tn ln ,he benefit* hentKn of ol inch , „ eh reduced r H o „ d rite# rJfM, ^Ubhold from the rrnrral public ihe be£ £ fff#*ired rxtet ai thee »hatl lee rlt nr Mrem expedient f ; All l.wx or parti o f l4wxfn eonfllrt herewith br and the same are hrreby repealed. P r f. j. T h i, Act shall take,effect immedl... - saw ' annroTrd G m e T ^ l l ? ' Approseil June o. t»lf. T „a.ta ease* and peat* that affect our crop*, T o do connection .all . . that trial can be p , done con e In .n connrot .on with w „n f to* aud 'aid” fh the ^narketinj^ and distribution o l Florida's product*. s« .,a / . r a s ^ i , , .w j i - w ?< ahall be appointed fcS AgrieuiluFe In connection with the marketing commission, whose duties ahall be to connee- CH A RTER 733<k-(No. 63). A N ’ ACT to 'M a k e i M egil" Any"* Charge tar ffisK: s,stg.n'y.:. % wi l l s ik . It# . . L . i ; n w r n m m i.a U w .w mn.l svgtssrsa t e a s s s A ^ ' n ^ r d ^ c i m m t a i ’i m ' M Start ta thall hart aide track•!,. or tax, *pur connected therewith or tar " p.r.r° ? l . .r.1. , " Tkl8 hire tbe iright Vo »t*• t o or fm w t h . .xm x s '* 'e Insttuuions. »n*n p n * » ^ ’^ • d r i l ^ T o ^ A rt t a 'E S lK # uiw lion iratrd cities and to**V *"tw^f^/s1*InrtCnlfbllr g . works H ^ arc aotbrt iwor the Mid Iloirdi m iy, in tart J , f.Mn f h l ^ u n t r l h e r e ^ m I w orxej eiincr wunin ine rouniy ro»iw n L f i i "ifu V n°^ BoU T S IP ^fi,e o* t Florid^ Hut no CountyCommlirionerathall leaie^or hire ext *"9. m .^ T r il^ ta T » ! C? } 5 .1* .S k . « rot « C ! ta r 5 k.A "*1 d i dbl be able to performmanual la*or. nam ‘ 9 convict* ahall be kewt and worked nflitr riieh rule* and reipitiltan* and *unerrisi« aa may be prescribed t ' t l H H U by MJ »**■ the WW.— Commissioners ---- *t| ' he ?' ,h « s ; 'b m Comnetnallon Therefor Z t^ ^ T o 'r B*J 2 £ » "T charge I n .L it t o n to the charge tar Iran.V I 1 . 7r Any railroad, railroad rompany, or *PCC. *. OF carrier, violating the prqvi.lons of n u ir e .a ld £ " «* ,h f ' ° m '* which they wer.e rooxicted. ^ f d ^ 'C Prorided. D«« S P f e i S A t f & buntr i 2 * 2 ^ mitaioner* J ? d £ S ta * shall a adrertlae for at it Com lean R !nirn7fon°rtonir a 'e 0 hi re* or let thr »**<• . t i « e b ? alvfng those who d«3r* fo *<*■"'* j— »•««■ •alrrfal* rherrlor. __n, Ctilt mlisloner are authoriaed to consult, advise, ' ... ... material* therefor., It «h»Il ahall be «ne tbe nH‘ duty of .uperaiso" • adopt and promulgate to shipper though this C H A PTE•*' R 7321—(N o.63). I« y V' .n ° ’eosmW State, rulet'and regulation* for the fnzpection A N AC T to Give the Florid* Railroad Com- convict* to Inspect and aupervt ^ j* . ui •.( *JMi 11*, m........................................ e ir u iim iii uiding i v h u k iof b mission Authority to FI* Rales-of whether Comml*m illion Authority m r the .x me n s ir r.T n oll i, ionronvidt r o n ocamps, c. " " " W ' T L . r .« '« .x rommir­ on Any Toll Bridge or Caufeway. Which tained by tr.aeea or n<*tA of Counta Comm^ each package shipped and the prohibiting ol Br thr Af Approaches Thereto ix More aionera, under the direction ,h*It any snipper having the benefit of shipping Including the than Four Mite* P |Mjonrf cf through the marketing bureau who will not Mites ta Length. Now Construct- tlontr of Agriculture. Said ed or to be Ilereafter Conatructed Over and make written reporia ta the ^ .. . temfr* of strictly observe and obey auch rule* and re latlon* in lb* fatlont the preparation, preparation. - packing and shipAcroxa the Wateri of any River, Bay, Bayou Agriculture and shall ,r j d /J j-miniv Commfo or other Body of Water in the State ot Flor- *atd report* to the Board o l l oumv ^ ping o f hi* farm and orchard product*. .vide tar Ihe Maximum Ratrx xionrrx ol of the county c o u n t y In m jt waok w **'<* Ida. and to Provide lc lr Sec. 19. Immediately upon passage of thl* it, Ihe — Hour* -During Which ao -Inspected *ere aentencea. , ^ Cotton o f Toll Thereon, --------------------Aet. and itl approval by the Governor, It ahall become a law. Said Toll Bride Igr or Cautewiy Shall Reft .hall be the duty * vrounta pj*0" ’ and Authorialng ihr Commliaioner*. whrn T0'* ,* • _ muntlru *• • Approved June 9th, 1917. main Open tar Traffic, , the public, work., of Said Railroad Com minion to Make Rulr* rrx on in rp tin u c^ w u i.^ ^ -. coo* CHAPTER 7116-(N o. 69). and Regulation* Rexoectln* the Sim r, and provide clothing, shoe*. ***-«. 1° mp4B. ahall Providing tar the Enforcement Thereof. and when leaxed out. !e* ,t* . ; tfc»r care, •' AN ACT to Fix and EatabtHh a T^gal or “ ' iKfo StartStandard Crate and n Legal or Standard, Bee It Enacted — . by the I^egfalature of the State f.irnlxh elothtaf, of Florida*' Florida! •, are required for SlateP/ 1' ” of Ccmort Baakrt (or Tomatoea. of “ 11 Comml.tlon It .Kali be the dutv o f * Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State ' . Section 1. That the fRailroad Commission by ■ atilhorired Commliaioner* blrfng emt V , le**»d V of Florid*’ W 'Be State ot Florid* it hereb—1 ■*-— iii« h*,f T i Section 1. f ) 4 t hereafter tbe legal and to fix and regulate the tolla. ehargri. uses make provIrion* for irom which atandard crate tar tomatoea shall meaaure and hour* tar keping open for traffir of any hired out. to receive, upon 10 Inches In drpth, 11 fnrhe* ta width. *nd toll-bridge or Muteway, " 24 Inches In fongth. on th# outside. approaches thereto, ■ Sec. ». That hereafter the legs! and *tan- In length now liter be conxtruettd or built over and tlOO when tma a™ '1? ^.n nriaoaera . dard basket lor use In tomato crates ahall m jr hereafter ntraitire ’l Incbci m r i i n r r I> !.-• i n c u t , 1ofl| in >hc boUon. ( 5 . — . ir>r* river, bay, b a you 'or other body than four month*, and ,or * , P ' T( than |(gir to h* inrf.es wide In Ih# bottom and 4 I I Inehe* of water In the Stale of Florida, and mahe term of xentence ahall be deep, all of the tail aforementioned meaaure- tuiea andI reg regulatlona respecting the same; months, the f " n^|Cf derirad ff0<n -* mrnt* being inside measurement*. The lenalh Proxided. bow ever, that the maximum ratrx. paid out of the tolla on aaid tail bridge or caused o f aaid eon Acta. • o l the taaide ol the top hoop ol each baaket charge* or loll way or obridge* .ball not excvea exceed Viuc I(or foot And wnrn when the (ke shall b* 11 1-1 Inches. w»T n a g ri »n*>. nr loot Ana inx County “ cii. Sec. I No crate or basket intended far tke patxengers; Ifte far blcyclrx ridden by one Ibelr prisoner* qn >“ *, »™D _________________‘ 0 V . f - L‘ , . { - . ' \ �■ Page Seven ten the cun. Iciwti. " g L I Thxt ihlt Act jhall nil r rffecl Itn* 'wldutrlr uP°n l*». !>«*“ «* *nA approval by 1 ^ .. » im ." r u i i r r e u rr»i i v r n L ii _ i. l i i ? J. v ,1 AN i *'»aintenance and Hiring of Mate i unvicts, and Miking State Hoad Department t« withhold Irom tuch county all lutther State aitl of any de»criptlon. until such term* of hfrrcnirnt h ire Men complied with. * Sec. 7. It that! be the duty of the Stile Koad I department t<x advance for bid* on aI* r»»ad* and hridgr* to be constructed with convict UtH>r, such advert itetnent to appear at lea*l once a week for not less than two ( ' i j f l . m i l II-. b ..L . t.. ■.« m . ..... i i cessor thereto Unit be appointed tor a terra oj lour rear*. In rare any member ol the Dr turttncnt ihjlli change nil domicile frum the longre*«tonal District from which lie was ap pointed, hit office thill become vacant, and the Governor thill fill the vacancy by the appoint merit of another from m ch dutnet. The'fnem her* of the Department *htll recive no comprn*atiofi. but their actual reasonable rxpenser* I____________1 i .t. t mX - ___ ___ per .'wheel fpr every vehicle having tire* ol one inch in width, or 5uu pound* l>er whrel lot everj vehicle having tier a tvio incher in width, or MJU pound* per wheel for ever/ \t hitte d u vin g tire* three inches in w idtfirW !.*W pouiUla per wheel for every vehicle liav;ing tire* of four inches in' width, or pounds |wr wheel for every vehicle having tire* five inche* in’ width, or that will carry exceed H.KW; 60 per cent o( the next *1.000. or any fraction thereof; « per cent ol the next S2.UX), or any fraction thereof; .*u per cent or the neat o f any fraction thereof; IQ per cent of the real and rciidue. . . . . Sec. 2. Each official ahall appoint hi» deputlet,* cletks or assistant*, The liolrd of County ( umrnifttioncra thall fix the number and corn* ant*. _— **ry expense* of Wld county tubercular* ho*. pttal except that in countie, having an a .-, stftfru valuation of twenty million dollari or over such tax thill not exceed one mill on the dollar, the amount to be raised by *uch Jevy tu be by retjuititlon of the board o f tuberculosis com m m io o rri hereinafter providrij lor. haul tax shall be collected in the *«»me manner at other ta*e*. The requisition * « . ______ L m rally xblr J® p«rtj>n* rtraaonablcmanual Ubar uHg* ** (1 *** Two *?■!*” , J ) .hall 1 ^ .1 | n * p * e riv ««ri^ r»‘ < £ tr -.^ E and maintained t eiii . Stale Prison I arm .at. . ... HU ..n i. suitable lator. ea # *p w ^ aoch etrtvict* may be lianalerreil temi r* y by the Hoard 0,c ^ ^ ^ ’rinutun.* under it* i t u n m n n t other Institution* ,'|n .openrUron a* their .eryice may ber utill.ed adrantageoudy In construction or other work im m e d ia t e ly cunnedeo w i t h »uch iiulitutiont. Sec. t That ujmn ap dication of the Stale Road lie,vartment on or l.rlore September 1st m i. the lloatd of (.ommiastoner. of State fnstitutions is hereby authorued to reserve ami set aside (or the use ol said Department not eicreding 3U0 male hute prisoners, to lie used in the construction, maintenance end repair of any roads wCIth said Denari merit n ir'n ow o r ’ hereafter he authorised to con. milntxin — « . repair. —, - i stiuct. or Such —i—....... prisoners shall be maintained and worked undrr such such d by hv rules and rrgulalions as may uc presctibrd the Hoard ol Commissioner* of Slate lllstitu lions, and >HaD be maintained and cared for out M *uch fund* a* max iluw or hereafter he tdaccd at the disposal ol said Slate Koad Dr ------ I — — manner a* urigtSee. S. Should a contract lie awarded lor rncci at the office of the Department a't such prison ment, in the discretion of the court, nal appointment*. Satd commissioners ihall I” *_ ,r . ,,e n im ltl labor, the. rrguDi timet, not leu than temi annually, a. See. 3. Hard ttirfaccd public road., at dr C H A F T E R 7335-* (N o. aerve without compensation, hut (half be *1 !7. „ , , *1 !* L I? I* <’ * l " ‘’ v" lr •*■»' the- they may by rule provide, and may hold fined by tllia Act, *hall he const rued to be AN A t I to Amend Section 1H1 and Section lowed out of the fund* created by this Act all lurniahed to the c m special meeting, at any time and place on not brick. concrete. ...phallic or hituminou* *ur — . of the (icneral .........■ -Statute* ........ - of< -the Slate .......... of .. necessary ........ expense* incurrrd■ oy them in D e 1*33 tractor at a specified ,„ rhar, laced road* - which ‘ are maintained by county Florida, Kclating to the Duties of Clerks of performance of their nlticiil duties. i ----- 7 ". — w ...... * ratr ■—* per I™, hour, •nra*. thi* «•*■* to i" | ie*« man one one week’ • « « ,i notice, nonce, auth'.ritcd auinorucu by ny at ai raceo >r determined by the State Koad llrpart- least thrre member* given in the other mem or State fund*. Circuit Courts, with Kcfrrenec to the KeepSec. 3. The safil tuberculosis commissionrr* rnent, which rale *h*1t coyer the co.l ol bout i.cit. Three tnemlier. shall contlilulc a quo Sec. t. Section* NX), Mil XC2. K7t and 36 ing of Certain Kecotd* and Dockets. shall annually elect their own chairman and i'J.V n"i m*in<®i,' l|t|t the convict la- rum. The notice of anymretlnit may he w*tv of the Crnerml Statute* of Florida, and all He it Knactril.by Ihc Legislature of the State secretary. They shall make and adopt auch J?**- *|l'c h »n*M he wotked at atl time* undrr ed by the aflirroallre vote of any four mem- Act* of the I.egH a lu 'c <n vonrtlct herewith of Florida: ■ ‘ . » ' / laww. rules and regulation* lor their own the rule, preccrihid by the State Hoad l»r- her. duly recorded are hereby. .repealed, . Section I. I hat Sectton 1S3I of the Central guidance ami for the governm ent-of the hutpartmenl. said Department being charge.T ,\ certificate under the .eal o f.th e Dr part S * — Sec. S. 1hi. Act thall take etlrct, u(Mm its .Statute* ol the State of Florida, be and the pital* and the activities connected therewith with the guarding, ditciplmr and general ment, signed by 1 ,.r Chairman ami atterled by pa> assagr ami uecuming a taw. iame i* hereby amended to read ai follows;at may be expedient. They ahall control and care of the prisoner, while‘ engaged on such the Secretary, shall con.tilute sulficirut evid i Approved May 22, 11*1 7 . 'TX3I—T o Keep Kccords and Dockrt*.—He pay uut all moneys collected or received for contract work. . cnee of the action of the Department, *"*jl ^c f P: . . . '!'«■ c ,r *)h of the tuberculosis hospital and of Sec. » All prisoner, employed o * l h e Stale Sec. 2 The term, “ tnad"- and ‘ f.ads Its I'llA I-TK K 7330—(N o. ; j ) . Minute (looks, in which he shall keep t « u the construction of any hospital building xml t onvlet Koad Force shall.br tran.pbrtrd. hou* u.ed iin this Art shall he runtlrurd o mean AN A t I Fixing Compensation of County lar xnd fair minute* of all -jhe proceedings of shall supervise, inspect ami tare for' the ed. fed, clothed and guarded from such funds ami includr all highways and ways for public t utnmtssionrrs in touitlies Having i ‘o|*ii- the circuit Court, and of the Judge, in term, grounds and buildings con stru cts or set apart as arc or may hrtcaftrr lie appropriated for the trasD, including means of crossing stieams kstion of hum 37.1XXI up l,i |(I,(M| IVrsons, ( Judge before the H't that purpose, and shall appoint all officers Inch thall be slgnrtl by the use -of the Stale liqad Department. 'by ways of. . btidjtrt . . . or -ferries, un-ler thr and Which Have a bunded Indebtedness of adjournment each---------term. .................—of-------* "'! employees id aaid hospital and fix their Sec. 10. All laws and parts of laws'in jurisdiction or control o( the sevetal Hoards of ____ __ t ___ ........ ._ ju________ _____ he shall note mmj>en*aiiun. a*.M uch s i lin and_____............. lln r llalf Mithun. A o g r e s * _______ dockrt. in which flict herewith arc hereby' rrpeaVd. County Commissioner* in the servral counliw He It Enacted by the Legislature of'.'the"State filing iiy each pa'rty to any cause. a i.coni' ___ collected ________ under ____ _ this fax ahall he -All money's cSec. — ’11. * This Act shall tab effect ——imme of this State, or upon which they may espend distrlv n nv. it, of Florida: " !un, 1,1 c'luily, of any .appearance «r deposited (jii the credil uf the board of tuber \IOOovS*1 \l,** * * i 5 T - * becoming a law. any public rmoney or’ cause any work to be .-veeiion I. Dial in all cnunlies of the State pleading therein, and of an> step taken in eufosl* commissioners and shall be withdrawn * 11 *! y ), l*l(. (Iiiiir, ur anjr roads that may t*jr this or any «| Florida havini; a |Mj|iutatiii(i l»y the Htaif thr L in k ’s office in concretion with laid and paid out by said ~ 1 *hoard• of tuberculosis r u t isTtfu sww* other Act Ik placed under the supervision and or Vcdcr^l Census oM rom .17,U JU up to W ........ ......." such ‘ noting ‘ 'I from 37.WW .WW causF, to ‘he at* the time o| such commissioner* in fike manner as provided by ... 11A • *t .K control ol the Mate Koad llrpartment. m |xr»on« and shall havvc a bunded indebtedness b,inK and of taking such step.. law 'for llte drpoilt and withurawal of county *V, » J roV . fof *>cf' ^ecH 5tt»H he the duty ol said Depart- ul a« much a* 1A;ic anml one hall million dollats A Default Docket, in which shall be entered ‘ Und* by the board of county commissioner*. Iim p tr pfivunrf- — , - - - - - - - - mitvinnrfi of State Insfitlltiniiv (nr wnrk ji thr State I'risoti Farm* shall hr leaved hy raid ltf»ard, |iitiviilcd# a salllfactiiry juice ran hr *d»tamr«h All r*cr%% iirtwirtris may hi ;lrt lu rnunttr*. ur placed 111*011 tlir Stair mad* Si* |iri|«i*iri* shall he ■tihdeascd. VeoviHrd. lhaf count 1es now wurktn^ Statr convicts may haie the right at the expiration of their |»rrv cm contract to renew their contract** lor* the number of convicts l|iey are now working at thr Ihc State. Stale. 4# ihr price now paid the *^iec. e c . S.Tltat all- 1’ prisoners ^ ---------rleased‘ underjlhe this - — Act whether ion ol......... .......— tp - Hoards - - of I"ombVsions v Commluionera or ti» private lessees thall hr guarded, fed, clot best* given proper medical attention, and’ otherwise maintained. at the expense of the Irssees, who shall als«i jay all expenses of tfam jh»i ting surh prison eft from the State I'fit on to their respective tamp* and return at llte extiifalnn/ *d thr kavr AH State convicts snail hf at all time* u/idrr I fie appervisioit ol tlir/Ftimmis noner «d .Xgficullure ami tfie Itoan! of Font missihnrrs td State I nwtfit111 Soitm, *>hi J shall prr vetihr such rule* and regulations .(* may l*r Jeeme^l nrcyssary for the if safe keeping, fitam lenance and discipline; and said Ituard *haH riecutr such cmitiart with the jesters and rcijuiir such Untd fur the prrfurmancr *»f same a* shall bo necc**ary lt» carry mtt flic •jrtifjHne of this Act. White and colored pris* ijfieri wurketi upon the public ruadt of the State tu nf any county of thi* Slate, shall he wiiiktd in separate squad* and ettitlined in wikAritr van*, stockades <»r other *trucfur'e*. See G That no State prisonet- sliall he re quired tu work more than »uty hours .in any our «)ay. whi(*h tirni shall include the time spfnt in going to and returning from *t»?k. and no piisooer wball In* required t<* perform during such time any labor m excess id hi* ability to perform such tabor in such time without impairment gf his physical condition See. 7 That the expense fur maintenance tjf thr convicts at th e'State Prison Farm and for thr improvement of said Farm, and the other rspensfi of the State Prison fysletn, shall he paid from the proceeds ol the hire nf State convicts and thr receipts' from said farm, and an appropriation of xaid* fund*, nf so much thereof as may he necessary, is here by made for auch purjioses; provided, that skmild such funds Jiccome exhausted or in*sufficient, to meet aaid expenses, then such ripen set so far at necessary shall- Ik paid from the General Revenue Fund, and the ■ig<- lu lie i> lolitlul mlo 1 1, .bat I rul 1 »«h Ikrf, lull lull tr krill l'*r 1 lu* •poena, neat without tl ia r g r m d ig c n t paiirnt*, but a icalr .it racti |d.*tr whrfr Mttl r.1%1 nirnt m iim kr *lie 11 rttlr* and rr^ulai m*iw ,i% inav hr t nnir and ttUriisg* Against ihr |.|W« ,,g t!■« • N Mo l inn I »• k r t up- tt will. 1,wlijli lar r«f 014) c d l r c t trum patients financially ahlc such tr« tti* 4 (ftur »liu h g jir «hall hr krot ilt»* Hfff*M4 i> Ihr i‘««tistfUiloHi afnl maiftlrti >ta11 . Ikltpff the 4 *<rttil 1 ludgt * I mifl 4 ml I r r r d hv aft nfur v* ail nn*ti*onto t.r •uhnut i l i a i g r * a* (h r liiherculosts comm issio ne rt may td w hi n iml.nptnrd hn yjt*-iirr And tin fc*,iir jtur nl ‘ mil hi||iiwa%* and In uj^r * 4 * mjk to I i* Ai,,] l'ir %4 nl>( 11 ,r t iU!ipru%alt>> i r d to the cool 1 I**■111 time to tunc establish. Said board ol rrtftriLarll rnainiamrt! %lia|| hr m «uh*tan law nr l>> rrs*»hm«ni n| any ltfurd nl Such AtiiituryA hirlgiiient A%*igi»ri»rnt* jiuISattsfadion tuhciculmit cottinitstioticrs shall have the nfil «tniinrinny with tin iJiajaito .-l 1 he Imcr I 1rtmJ > ( nmmUvnvrirru hr |dat ri| vmtlr 1 II * Hr It hnvkled hy thr l.egitlaiurc «H the State Krconl. in which shall. Ik entered at length power’ ll) extend the benefits and privileges of at «ueh mtrtsecinwi, •silFcrviviun and ctnitrol, tngelhrr . . . . . . with, all .pow . ' . Ilornla, • all assignment* an,| sativlaction* o| judgment*, such hoipital and treatment to the homes ol >rc. 1. 1fiat 1m the jiurnoscft til this Act rt* l«ir the lift hi nf ol cvioncnt rr* lor the exercise exercise ol ol the the right riniiienl L*NrcUon *I*com and aftrr thr pa*vage t»f ilecrees nr order* tendered or «>f record in said persons txjftrnng from tuberculosis and to fur the word ’ ’ practicable'* a% uve«l in section one domain: atrd it shall he the duty of the Male this Act. it %1»all he lawful, and the Hoard of court S o assignment or »ati*facti(in *hat| he lii»h nurses, instruction, medicines and attend ahall he held anil c»n«irurd in mean "without Koatl Department to prepare plans and *|KCi l minty 1 ommissioricr% of the several and res- entered, elsewhere than 111 said Irouk, ami any ancc and all other things necessary to effect llte use of bridge, ferry 01 turnpike." ficat . . . . . . . . , . next ions for “ “ J tu'slamn * •* * * ur all all such such pmtHisrd lirutKisrtf w«*rk, wiuk. other ulhrf nrclivc b tc lltt counties cuunlirs of ul the (hr Stale Statr of u| Flurida, Flotilla, are atr assignment assignmrnt or or satisfaction *aii»laction shall, shall, totoentitle m ini# if it *a ------rute anti out -tubtreuluiis m such Setf, 4 I. ^ All» law* in conflict wnl. with any of the than maintenance aw* .». p e e r e d , in discretion, tu to eiticm to to ircuttl, record, Itr he in in .tilin writing and duly duly acknnwtrtlg acknowtedg -county. Said Hoard ol tutierculuiii rum mistlrttantr work wtuk of til a; a regular or ur rout rout- herby hrrhy cm ritt|H>wrtrtf, in their thru diaerrtion, g am! d»*misions of this Act arehereby‘repealed, me nature,r, and to advertise for bids on same ploy an attorney at. Use to prosecute all |»ei ed in the manner firovhled for the ark now led g and to atlvrrllsr lor btdt utt same piny an atturnry abtaw tit pruvreutr all |>rr Ihc mannrr provided lor Ihr arknowlrdg stonrts may cstcml Ihr pHnirgtv suJ utc ui ., Me. This Act shall take effectimmediate at least oncel,rr a a week for not not less le.s than than |t»t> twocun con sum, sons, iitm* firm*oror cur|H»atiun* corinwations chatgnl charge,1 with wnl. the ment oioftlrnlv. deeds, tlr lie shall shall enter h ’ tilbcVcul^ *r*k lot the metit rnlrt 4a note note of of the thr hospitals hospital, to toperson* prison*a filleted allltrirt]i i twith tubrrculo 1 > Iipoii its pastage and approval. (*r ujK*n it * secutive —' ‘ " " 7 weeks -treks in in some some newsjiaper newspaper having having a tiiitiiiiiiii.m ot any crittir ■•/ ullrnsr against thr satisfaction on Ihr margin u| thr jrcurd of sts, who atr nun rrstdrnts t,i such countv utthevomtng law wttlmut such approval, grnrtal cticulatiun in the niutily wtlrtr the lawv ul thr State in ot hcluir the County Ibr judgment, decree or o n lff, N’n saltsiae on such fernts and conditions *< said tubricu A|y»ruvcd May JJ. 1917. tirit|Hisril isuik is locatrtf; ami Ihr State K"a-1 Judges t •mil. limi tiy an alleged assignee of a judgment, lusts cuninnssinneit may liutu time tu time Drpattinrnl may at its discrefnut, award theSerf 1 ihr Hi«alil ml i olivtty l otittni%«ionr 1 * *lull l»e rtilrtrd until an alignm ent a\ heir by it* tjilc* and rrgulatiuns prrsetibe t i i a n ch :xr; » .\o. plu|Misrtl w"tk itu tltr all luwrst lespunsilile Iml -I the - srvrtal and. . Irspeitisr ruuntirs iul ■ the .tuhefnte juuvulrd sliall have brcti produced Sec, C.t (lie Imaid id tuberculous commit. »■ r tl ill is rlrr-l 1tilsI m Xii.t i - i . i r r r, Vi ... . . , , 1 . . .... . ...... XL . < . s t, . " « vh< i w >s, fc iiistsiia V\ \i I Asscplmg tu f|iid Accepting ihr l 4 Irr, ur H may irjcct allhid* andproceed to Stair, employing an atlwrnry *n piovnlrd in l«» Hie clerk anif entered slunera shall make to t)»c Governor and to the vuum . ul an Art ul t ungirss Aliptuvcil July i.cr(..tm the «*uik with emtiict lal-.t ur Iter Srflion tine ui this Act. •Halt Its anil p tc. A Kecord Krent.I oi JuJgmrnt*. in which State Slat Hoard o| Health an annual report show *»( Furcign Foreign Judgment*, in which m* ‘ i * f * * .7\a,,lc *ri*V** FillIIledi lalMir, an4 may purchase swell equipment and critic the compensation to be paid inch attor lie thall enter all Vrantciijitfl of fudgments in trig the number of patients, the condition of An Act to I rovide Dial the t nited Mate. *tipplir« a* may he necessary for tlir rthrimt nry * Provided, that no Hoard Mull contract other eountlr* nf the State, ami of judgment* the tuberculosis bospiu), the various sums v>.i the . i. _ State v_t s . in i.. the . i. _ ^ f mtHfucifuri ............. .. *»(i and* economical .....„:...t ___ _ u ... ;__ «ftr ihr work a . . . Sliall Aid i>ru*eruttun ” • P**y*0411 Attorney a «alary mote than |OW of county courts, county judge* and justice* received frum laaev and other source* and Kural I’m ! Hoad*, and for tiiher l*ui|Hr*r*/* tile ilcpaftincnt *hall aaaa •dlrn a* per aim mu. payahlr niiiiiihly out »*( the line «d the j>cace c«iiiil*t and Judgment* Me the IFcftat liueiit sliall ami dr liow touch jjtuncy* have been expended and anil All h t* Supph nitnlaty Thereto, and piacticahlr have the State Hoad l ummionuiri and Forfrllutr ’ Fluid of the I uiint| tire* (if I 'iiitril State* l Hurt* held trj this for what purpose, purjKisc. Making Appruni fat Ion* In Vlrrt Ihr t ’ondt or an a**i*lan|. vr*i| the *e*erj| eotrntir* anti See i All law*- nr part* «,f |4m* conHicl Male Sc 4 . 7. Each board of tuberculosis commit* tlo|»* nf thr Frdera| Aid Jtoad Act. and Pin invprcf tlir road* therein anti thr method* td mg with the proiuloti* hereof, are hetrhy te .\ Lis Penden* Docket, in which shall be sloners created and existing under the pruvi* vtiling till A*ve%*inriit «d a Hall Mill mi All rtj.nl cori*trtn Iron ami repair and the material* prated rrturdril all notices td It* pendens. *b-#ns of this Act, thall he a corporation, with of the Taiahlr Properly in Thi* Slate to ii»cd,m huihling and repairing road* hy thr Sec, f, Tin* Act sliall become rffrcttvc tipIndexes, alphabetical, direct and inverse, to jH»wcr tu adopt a seal, to sue and contract, Meet the Same, iifunty Lorn mist toners there to. and make ten it* pa**jge and apjiruval all of the foregoing book* and to acquire and dispose of property, both He It Enacted hy the I.egivUturc of the Stale ports thereof to the Department. All the re Approved May *1, 1»I7» Sec. Z. That Section' 1S33 of the (leneral leal and jiersonal, and to do every other act of Florida cord*, books, cunt ract*, machinery, tnrplr Statutr* of the State of Florida l»e ami the and thing necessary to the proj*cr discharge of Section l. That thr Kcgi%faturc «d the State rnent*, malrriat*. prt»|*ertre* and nrrmUes un t IIA PTE K T tC -tN o 71). *aint i* hereby amended to read at follows: it* duties and functions ac a hoard of tuber of Florida, m he hall of ami fur ihr said Mate der the coiltfivl or jurisdiction of the ftrvera AN \t I for the Apg>ointineni, t«iiupetivalmn, M|R33. Record. Hunk to He Kept,—Hr shall ruiu*!* conimtssionert. does hereby give it* a**ent to tlir tirovi*iun* Hoard* of County Ctnnmi**ioner%«.{ the several E*j*e»»*r*,’ Duties and Power* of Piobatum hr, in thr enmity r in which , lie i« Meik, the Sec. ft.. ____ I his Act i Hall take effect upon, its and tcouitctfirnt* id a certain Act of t ougtr** Counties, and thr construction and impair of * Mhccis in t wunties ul 90.UJU or Mine Popu recorder of fired*, and of all other papers nut bm m ting a ■f the i ’ ruled Stairs, Approved July H, A. D. lation and Having T%u ur More Circuit pertaining to the Circuit Court which b e ’ iniy Approved June 0, 1917. Court Judges. he irqulird hy law to record -------vide that the United .States shall aid the States he submitted by such -County Commissioners He It Enacted hy the I.egiilatiire of the Stale Fof the pui|w»»c* of such rrcurdiiig be.. shaH 4HA1TLK'7137—(No. 7»). in the construction of Mural Post Road*, and fur intprctmri to the State Road Commit ion o| Florida; keep. * (**r **ther pnr|H>wrv." and all .Atl* supplementary rr, or to such assistant ai may he dnaitnt to Section I. Tfi^t in all counties of >),UW or A Record of Deed*, in which he shall rr- AN ACT «o Atnrn.l Section 7 yj of ihc (Tcneial tsuntea ul Fluiula, Kciative lu Trustees of thereto, and that the Slate .Road Department mane such Inspection. Ip all cases whtre the ........... ........... ......all ............ . . ______________________ nioie population and having two or ......................... more t ie- cord deed*, ...... and .all leases <d land, and all Cuuilty HuniJs. of the State of Florida, bring clothed with Department shall learn that road repair or con- tint (ou rt Judge*, thr Governor of the State power* of attorney to execute any such in It Ltuclctl hy ^he Legislature of the State certain duties and |wiwef• affecting public ruction wink is being itniuuperly of n t ia nf Mntida, upon lectiriiiitendatituri ul the tlrumenl*, and all agreement* relating to con­ He ul I lu rija ; n»ad* in this State, lie and it i« hereby author- vagantly done, or Improper or inferior mater ( ounty Comni|*sioners ot said cooniArs. sliall vryancr of land which day be in’ form cntitlrd Section 1 . I hat Section V/3 ol the Central iied an.I riiffMtwerrd to rrcrue the giant* of m I« are being used in such work, in aity appoint a Probationn fficn . of either i n , in to record, money appropriated tinder the *aid Act ••( county, so a* to cause a loss or waste of puhhu *uch counties, who shall hr knownat the A record f»f mortgage on teal or personal Statute, be amenJeil lu at tu tcaU a. follow .: "Sec. I'M (6u3), When the County Commis­ Omgrex* and apply the tame, to the public funds, it shall be the duty of Ihc Department Probation Officer of suchcounty of which he properly and powers of attorney, cmbracinfc rugdt and hriflgc* ai this Slate in accordance to notify the C ounty Commitiioitera of the (lf the it apjwjinted. The term of the Proba- a powrr to execute mortgages which may he sioners shall- have issued bunds as aforesaid,they shall a|>i)umt hy resolution ol their Hoard, with the terms and conditions expressed fn thr same, and point out to them the defects dit lion njhcrr shall he for lour yrara from date in formentitled to record. , , . in whic - ,. * . ■ 11 *o to oe be tecutueu iccoidcd in me the minutes, minute,, a financial com* corosaid Act ul Congress and all Acts suppictncn- covered, and if, alter such notice it given, the of appointment. _T h c duties and authority ol A A record of. liens tecntif ol hen. in wh.cn he sha record all lhfc<, vcfwjn, whl/ ' , hll| ^ tc, , a° „ v ^‘f 1**®* . , * f , * t ounty |T« tialtiluty hen. required or |.ermilled In fit; lfM h„ , j cf, o( \ht tou‘ntfi be .tVlcd Tru. Sec, t That for the purpose ol the construe aucli imi.n lion of rural past roads in thii State,^xs p ro irr d u ll Ik A mutlgage and lien a.signmrnt l» o k . iti ° L jH lu"’ \ Vs.7^2.s '! .V fhn “ 3!.« sided for in the said Act ot Congress to which Governor. ComassFnt it hereby given, and that the said Mate Sec. «. I if all ^ases where the County-O «l Florida may receive from the Federal G o v mlsiioners of the several counties shall rentursteminent ouch sum or turns ol money as are now the advice and assistance ol the State Koad — —. — . — - -----, I9U. The said sums, or so much thereof as ■t«.n it. Itecuming a law'without Ids approval, shall he necessary to make avatjahlr the - -* June • -S, —— amounts to which Ihe Stale ol IJunda will he Apt.ruvfd 1917, entitled under the provision* of the said A tl 'H A I T F R 7323—(N o. C7). uiCongress, are hereby appropriated (rom-any AN A (T to Crrslr >State Cunvttt Hoad bindor fund* in theStale Treasury not, other....... ............... j ... ................................................................ .......“ J ‘ and --------------Force and l o ' Authorifr Ihr Working of wise appropriated a special.levy of ih. i 'r'iCfitiiti rrisonert 'ort Same: io IVovldc lor reeding one half ol otie mill on each dollar ol ne Fredinir Clothing. Guarding the assessed valuation o l all taxable property •heir ilouslnt ,t ig I'ruvide for their within the Slate of Florida l» hereby provided. and General ion Sutter*itiJn and the Q tafr- tfie said special levy lo.be assessed and collected Transportation n, l!ndrr Which 1 hey Shall lie a* other ta* money* are- assessed atul chllect and to 'fie be ’ lem remitted It. the Slate Mate Treasurer Wori?H.l,i<m* UnU" " %T ......... ed a n d 'to iitcd''to Be It Enacted be the Lecislalure ol the Stale and ussk] to replace any fund or limds Irom of Florida* 7 * ♦t which Ihc foregoing approfifutlocit mule. The foregoing appropriation, shallL he |tald out Section 1 . There thall be and it hyrebv Tbe . . ~ *' IL a I. _ ilia M'nmmmn.. eevatr a Stale Convict Koad Force. . which only tkalt include not more than capable ol dulng road srorlc ,bJ Slate I'rison l*h*sielan. ,^cc- J. The said State 1' 11*11 inu jiinnicm , |muviu*u, ''•** *"* * 7 \ T,J : ' •aall lie directly under rnl xub- mlmiuner and the mrmbeix of »li«* Htgh«ray mnlrol of the State Knad Denartment feet to thy suttervislon nf the Hoard ol Com- Commission shall each he- reunited to give •utstooera ol State Inslltulion*: and the JX said bond in the sum of IIO.OtDftl fur Ihe faithful thorirrd iterlormancr performance ot of m their S>s<f Koad Department Is hereby authonaru e iluties, Ihe premium to W r -‘ additional Mg te assistant* and — cterh he |aid by Ihr Slate •ft gemploy such See. 3. Should there Ite any. Ium|» remain e»l help, rmploy such guards and mske such tts bastage and a|t|truval by Ihe Coventor or ' 11r I the —m ------ ----------. v , .. |it-,.ailment may and is hereby author lied to locate and designate certain, roads in the Slate as State Koad. anti to consttud and maintain the same with (und* which ate now or may herratlrr become available Irom llte Slate reileral ------- or - llte-Stale and . _ , tsovernment, „ ™ "l ml provided, provideti. further. That Ihe Stale Slate Koad Itoad irttartment may. in a simiUe manner, locate Department may, ip similar anJ nd designate designate certain certainother otherroad* eoad*ininthis IhUSlate Slate druct and andmainmaina< Stale>Ald Road* and to construct tain the tame with lund* r»i»ed from Federal .Stale or counly sources. All such State and Aid Hoads Ik built and maintained sstate .'i J A l d 'K o a d itto o be unljrr the aupervislon and control ol the State Hoad Department The term Male Aid is used in *thia A d i* hereby dtfintd as I sassist _ - _ .ft aft..,. • a a l . a p l i s a ap ft Is pa i iiiiim m u iti . I e'» unwttes .tuit ur me i tuuaiiuii officer ul such county lor ihe remainder nl their present term, but with the compensation anil rspen.es lenses provided In in Ibis tuts Act. Sec. X. The 1‘ rahation Officer u( such eoun|jr, are ■hereby hereby empowered em|w>werrd to I employ two as.i.taut'. sistatus, ul of eilher eilher sea. sea. The The salary salary ol ol such asvistanl. shall he .istants hr )**) I'.SJO and *ISo flo j pet per annum. The ia|ir y ,,( the assistants ss» employed shall be |„j,l | Ihe County Commissioners o| said |ai,l hy counties CU unli< out of the Fine and Forfeiture Fund (n ual monthly installments at the annual r„ , j, ertln fised. , . Sec. .............................. .. ....... ................. ...... I. The actual eapenses of thr rioha~ " “his ' assistant*, *' tion IIfficer and incurred In Ihe discharge nl the dutic* of the .office nf the Probation tlffieer; __ in _ IsuchS Sicounlleft. not tu , a PW M s S < I a B ' rntrrrii etsewnerr tnan in suen ikmix, situ ___,_________ ’ , ny satisfaction to entitle it. to record, shall .I1 d l" ' unil »c t“ rity bom any he in writing and duly acknowledged in the s ' “ 'i , .'. . . , . , . mannrr provided for . k* , !**?.(*„ 7 T* lor Ihe acknowledgment of ol • ,V7. *I,,Z Z m ..c° ,7'" ‘ deeds.' No satiilactiun by ait alleged assignee heteb* «*2 a led *h A ’ b *n J .,b « „ f , m otlgige of lien debt shall be enteie.l . ^ V This tr i 7t.sll is le „ niil an avsiKnmenl as heielnbelur. provided 1, . 1 ! tnect Immedi.nan item psesemeu 10 me .hall nave have been presented to Ihe e.e.» elrtk ..... and bVcononS .''V ,rnlered. lie shall enter a note ol aatlslaction h«comtn« a law withonthe margin ol the record ol the mortgate AomesvrVl *l^nV a tat- ■ of lien. Approved June fi. A register, in which he ahall, at Ihe time „ 0| filing any instrument lor record, enter thr CIIA I LEK .D S -fN c * *0). ....................... ............ nimet of the' .............. parties to such instrument, with AN A C 1 Authotumg Counties to Exercise . under jp , (h , respective Ihe High! of Eminent Domain, to Acquire the number thereof, lirantee," the kind I'ropcrty for Certain I'tescriolng head of ^Grantor" and MC n .. i'urposcs, - _____ __________ jng nt _ inttrument and dale anil hour of filing. the I'roceduir in Such Actions, and ptovidaa a S a • a Ing foe the l ’aymcnt ol f'roperly so Acthe Legislature of the State Counties in the Stale .arc autborijy to ck exercise the itminiMni ■*«• « T* iii u i pxir***. * nkuihj \ * »»i iuvii 3 . i lijl ail iiw i xmi pan* ui law* in *«***•»/ >•*'*•«**« iim iuujy m u cik me of the work on tuctr Slale Aid Huajli c„untics are hcretrjr xuthuriftd to.Jurnisli conflict hfresrith be in d they are fiereby re* f i«hl: xnd t>o»er of eminent domain, that it and also Iteating not less than one-half o| the , lle|, necessary equipment for, the use of the pealed. ,lle (q M •« appropriate property, except State c„*t of maintenance thereof. . . . i'ibbatlon Officer and his assistant* as may Approved June 1, 111*. ° r Federal, for any County purpose; and the Sec. 7. It »h*H be the tluly of Ihe Attornejr |„ ret|ulied lor the proper conduct of the of. _ absolu^g fee simple title to all property so eneral ol the Stale to compile Ihe taws ol fic,_ Genet taken 2nd acquired fth*|| vest in auch County C H A PTER TSSft—(N o. 7*1, h C Stale relating to roads, (or the utt ol the See. 5. The I’roltaiion Officer .hall he the a N ACT to Authorite the Counties ol Florida unteni the County seeks to condemn a panicthis S Koad Department, lie ahall also be the cirfk ol the Juvenile Court ol such counties |0 ftstablUh and Maintain Tulterculosis ular tight oe estate in auch property. e Department and shall ll)(j |^( |„rm the dutire of auch Clerk. Hospitals, to Provide for th r Levy of Tame* See. 3. The Hoard of Coun(y~Comtni*ilonera vttt Road Force herein nrovided for. lions as therein named nave iteen tepigcro, tnc rrttdrr such advice and assistance as may. Sec. 6 All law* and parts ol laws in confor the Establishment and Maintenance of may, by resolution, aulhoruc the acquirement Sec. 2. It shall he the duty ol the. State said lund* shall he used. In Ihe discretion ol jrnm time to time be required to carry out the fj;c, the provisions o ! this Act be and Such Hospital*, and (or the Creation of by eminent domain of property, real or per®'«d Department in notify ihe Hoard ol Com- the State Department, foe the construction o f provisions ol this Act. same are hereby repealed. \ County Hoards of Tuberculosis Commit*, sooal. lor any County use or purpose detigwlsahtners nl State Institutions, at the begin- maintenance nt roada under ihe suttervislon Sec. ft. The Department ahall report to the . ^ec. 7. This Act ahall go into effect'}m stonrts.' anil Defining Thefr Power*, and for ruled In auch resolution. ■lag of each fiscal vr«r oi the said Depart- and couirol ol the said Department; the said Governor not later thanalsty daya before the mediately ujtonits becoming a law. Other Purpose* Properly Connected ThereSec. X Suit ahal be instituted by tuch »*»• ol the approaimair numlwr ol men they (und. Io he paid out in the manner provided meeting nl each* aeatlon »f the Legislature . -12, 1917. .... Approved. . May with. County _by petition filed in Ihe office of the etn ute („ it,, stale Convict Hoad Force for dishuraing Ihe said appropriations‘ made in tuch cnangei In the law ai they find e sped I He ft Enacted by the Legislature of the Stale Cleik ol Circuit Court ol Ihe County in which daring the ensuing year, giving Ihe appro*!- Section I of this Act. ent to secure the best result* in road conol Florida: Jhe property liea, which petition ahall act CH A PTER 7331—(N o. 71). ■ate dates on which certain numlwis will Sec. 4 All law. and part* of lawi in conflict m ix tio n and repair work. The Department ..rction I. Section 1. Whenever a petition signed by lott’ forth: (I.) A description ol Ihe property to Amend Section Gen required; and the Hoard ol Commissioners herewith are hereby repealed. • shall also render Io the Stale Treasurer month- AN ACT not let* than 25 per cent of the |he qualified voteea vnterr sought sou . . . . . . ! 0 H .nf the . ... ..at to Ire acquired, ( t ) The purpose* lor eral Statutes of Florida, Helng An Act Fix *( State’ Institution* shill thereutmn deliver to S ec.fi. This Act snail lake effect upon1 it* |y statement* ol all money* expended, anil Statute* H onda, Heine H a- „ ( an, county shall be presented to th* Coun- which such property it to be acquired. (X ) •W State Roa<t Department for use ol the passagt and become a law. ,h,||. bek.rr the meeting of each regular sea ing the Compensation nl Judges ol Jhe Commissioners ot inch county, asking The interest or estate in Mid property to be Slate Convict Hoad Force *1 the timestaled. Appruvnl May II, 1911 . sion *t( the Legiilatuir. file with the Governor County Courts .ot the Various Counties pf( a taz levied annually for the estab- acquired, ( i . ) The namea of the octepants of .s. . . ,u " required, r " rrr' -------------, rettott ol Ihe opcrallun ol Ihe Department the State ...........ol H onda. ...................................................... iirhment and maintrnatice of a county - tuher-• ----------------tacftl ol the |>roperty, and■ "the names, place* of realof. "men or a» nearly Ihe CH A PTE R -733H—<No, *0). (or tlir preceding twu year*. He It Enacted hy the Legislature ot the Stale culosis hospital in xuch county, said Countyy dente, legal diaabililiea (il any), an4 the In*'J£*,er revtuired a* as are ava^lahK. available, AN ACT to Amend Chapter CM3 ol Ihe Acts See. 9. In case the l ohgress f t the united • ol Florida: . Commissioner* shall order that an electionv ••e>< ol all owneta, mortgagees, judgment -.***: t. Should any prisoner employed cm,.—, ... on of .the Legislature ol 1915, the Same firing States shall enact any law to auf in the buildSection 1. That Section aM4 of the (,«prral ,j,an held to determine whether auch taxi endttott ------------ and ----- -------------------------- same can, Slate Convict Hoad Force become perlien holder*. II Ihe Entitled “ An Ael Providing lor the Crra„( roads in the several States, and under illxahl#.! wiitlgs «« fftinloveil. he shill Statutes of-th e Mate of H onda be amended shall be levied. The County Commissioner*a by diiigti diligent search, be ascertained, **«fntly dltablrd while so employed, shall r ______________________ lion ot a State’ Hoad Drpartmrnt; Providing , uch law any (und* are apportioned to this so at to read at follows: ,hgjj appoint a day holding , ____ ____ ______ , lor the __________ _ .of. „aaid J Sec. I. II any interest in the property or , bantterred from the Stale. Convict Hnail (or tbe Appointment ol the Member* of Such State, such lund* shall be expended unt^r the “ In each county where the population yx- r lectinn and thall publish notice of xueh elec- any lien thereon, belong* to the unsettled ew, ° ! CT »o the hospital of tire State Prison harm Department: Prescribing Their Dutirv and to|(rrvision n| ihr Stale Hoad Department. ered* K.W» |te<i|.1e, the Judge o[ the County ,jon jn t newspaper published in said county late :of a deccdent, Ihe executor or admmia**r '"cie temain In a similar manner a* ate Powers; Providing (or the Employment ol a $t c 10. Killeen per cent ol Ihe amount ot ( min shall receive an annual salary ol |I.S*>, t,nce a week lor Ibur consecutive week* pilot Irator tht 'ntfT tnisoner* until the expiration ol hi* thall be made tbe party defendant with Cl * ■ " ‘ upon automobiles, . . . ------Slate Ittvul Commissioner, anil Creating a j,u licenses collected autotrw ur until his condition ol health shall *m ho Fund for thr* Maintenance Thereof." , m o b i l e truck* and other motor driven vehieff*. , ' <o tuch an extent at to permit hit reHe It Enacted by the Legislature ot the Slate tha|| herrallrr he paid over to the .Slate Treat! * £ l» the Stale Convict Road Force. oj Florida: 1 urer to be kept In a special lund lor the mainu T - 1 The laws and regulation* a» noxr escape and discharge n| That Chapter <3*3. ol the l-awi ot Florida. ttnanee ot the State Road Department and * . lofc*. affecting the tecape o| vise order. The iorm ol Ihc ballot (or luch shall be made a party defendant w-itn respect t r i o - n e t s , a n j- u a j,, (OT |at||i(ut service. Act* of the Legislature of 1915, entitled " A ” the tame thall be remitted to Ihe State Treat. *4*11 apply tn a|| ptisnners used In the State \ct providing lor the cteatiuit ol a State itoad utrr a( nthrr ta* moneys are remitted. L®»vici K*s,t Fnrce aa Provided tn thJ* Act. llepartm m t; providing lor Ihe appointment. qec, jj. The pcoviaiont ol thia Act thall be, Me. ft. The Slate Hoad Department may „ l ihe members olAauch department; prexcrih-ramr operative Immedixtety ujton Its passage Jf l<* discretion, ajmly the labor ot Ihe Slate ing their duties anti jtowerx- providing for the a„il approval hy the Governor. |®nvlet Kr>at| Force herein provided for U> employment nf a Slate Koad Commissioner, Sec. II. AH laws and parts of laws in con ■4e construction and maintenance of either and creating a fund lor the maintenance there- ffici herewith be and are he Sutf or State Aid roads, giving the several ut," lie amended to read a* followa: Apjitoved May 19, 1917. t rcltt^ts __ ____ _______ _____ ^ "• ies ot thr Stale aa nearly eqtiaf aervice Section I. there D hereby created and there Iteromuig a law without tuch apjiruval. within (he time prescribed for qeneral elec- oftnere and mortgagrea and that those.aa as** ttf l rf t i - xl . U. raft. sL.s s. „ i.srl the . k .It I . - f a t . . L istlli.i.l llrh illm fitl Approved M*y 30, 1917. lions, except as otherwise provided herein, errtained are act forth in Ihe petition, A notice xnd except :epl that the return* thill ahall be * delivered‘ or notice* directed " 1 "' T o. All " , V.“ Whom ___ II May C1IAFTER TUI—(N o. 7«). to Ihe Io the Chairman »nd and Clerk of Ihe Hoard ol Concern," Concern,*' and* and*containing containing the name* oi o f all lha tha AN Comjtensation of 5 ACT Fixing the h ° ' r * County Commlaiionera, ahall canvata the te- dclrndant* named in the petition shall be UCounly. Official* .N ow J ald ln*\\hole or In tutnt and declare the rerult and cailve the sued by the Clerk within |wo day* alter filing Vart on the Haris 1° » i ' Loromiaaton*. same Id be recorded kt their mlnutea. II the the petition, commanding them to be and ap-J i named In . work, Jmd alto agree to bear j0r a period ot ‘ lour yrir*. except that In ap- dividual, firm or corporation tft drive, propel than I*** *han'one-half of the coat of future pointing Ihe first membership of the Depart- or operate, or to have, driven, propelled or show ^a'lnanee. Should any county Ul] * 1 any n a il ,, one ahall be appointed for a term ot one operated, over the hard turtaerd public roads Ifcftri ah- * f I k * Still® — — * — * ■—*- —X In or owe !*• for m a. -» * n ***-•- -—— —- t f- l- —- I—-.1 . —.-*> ft «—— o l *«— tw— o. «»■■** te-a» l! [? 1*7 J X % ir ] �. i i r ‘*/ - . i S r t l B C ^ K - . > ■V . l ^ ^ ‘ ’* ** H i *j - * - fr^ r« _ . '*-*- -J. - «V ■ . v. it ti &, * * vida ■ ■ ; . ■ . I*1 TJ v-vuii to m the iv ---t ol lb* Circuit Court Nu tnmt;; «v b n C H A PTER i m ~ ( S o . a . ) and bt _ruhjcct _ to __ __ || i n t i a c i by or ‘brrr « m aetae' t e i i f i a l » w i in­ “nqoon, winct ‘ any Stair, County or'Municipal Officer, and formation stating the quantity ntitjr and hind ol "a S t by anch druggist dr in tba distribution, and in all U jw r ^ iiM or beer irii’td, low h om consign rnmtioerd in thit tret>on, show •ueb coots tbe liquors and beverage* and the r i and that to the best ol bit information, — »»•*«« Gin, Beer, tog the data oI lbs affidavit. I>y whom’ made, ytsscia and rserptadas in which such liquors knowledge and belief taid liquor it and waa or other Alcoholic Liquor*.. To JYovide for the quantity ol inch alcohol or wine, anJ contained art hereby declared to to eon- skipped. trtniported, carried, |H.»»e«*ed and / 7 be Krmotal oi Such Advertisements iu where, when, for s k d purpose and by traband and are to bs iorfritrd to the S u it or reerived in violation of law, and a cops ol Delaod Csacs and to Provide for the Prr- to bs used. Only m e tale shall be when seised and may be ordered and condemndemn- taid information thali be acrerd within three vrntion of the Continuation and Repetition upon aueb aSdavit, and only in tho , «d to bs dsstro rsd alter seimre bs order ol dart on the a*ml i o| common carrier or other ol tbs Atta Uereby Made UnUwfnL and ,10 where the same is made, and no neater th* Court that baa acquired Jurisdiction over prraoit from wboac pottee lion taid liquor, iTMMlbq Remedies, Procedure, Penalties tity than Is therein specified. For tbs 'nortbq tame, or order ol the Judge or court after wine or brerwot taken, and oo the consign* _________ and Punishment. • •• post oI this Act any dm* store •tors, or or registered registered when tocb liquors" and tocb /top- of taid liquor, wine or beer, U be be found in B* *! by L*fW*<brs ol the Stale pharmacist making tocb sale shall hart mThe Owner, consignee, ctjmr •*7 i m > aaK. com ■nty. ^ot,Florida: • . thorite to administer tocb oath, and such otth. tuch drnrr. ' h u m In <_ or other mrrier or any person intrrvtfrd Sectiou.L It aball be unlawful ■to Madvertise i M l ifrogg'l.t M P V ori jharmVci.t B l cist shall writs his name “ v « ,fa * snrrrnwwt any Section, taid hqoor, wioe or beer, fhail within »i« the manufacture, sale, or krepin* for sale, or upon such affidavit. It If any druffiat, owner ol _____ thrrrofwithin ____ this State, ol n dm* store,rreittrrr _______ rmriaicn, Clause, or Part o| this days alter aciwice ol said copy 61c an answer other disposition rcclstrrrd pharmacist, clerk or -Ad, aball be heldunconititutionVl or Invalid, or claim lor said liquor, wine orbee- ~ J ------------------------------- ... * * * ■*"* ' s* t “S 1^ ■* ‘ Sertloo, Parayvaph, Provision. Clause or Part ol this Act, that uiaat m en t » •■IW, W m ' in* portion shall be in ||| in .u U A a lm l force - without r^ ri* .lo |' V 1.. *° i*SbH«M«A Sec. 1*. That shall * o ___ Into__effect _ ------I thit ----- Act aball Immediately apprnvaMiy . upon .o o its passage and !S app the Governor, or upon its becoming al. ‘ * * mu the Q rrw t | . . . . ___ , __ __________ '.1 ^ u n d y .h •h’l S l 'r y ,^ r’ ‘m m ! or Judrrt ol the Circuit whrrrtn aaid liquor, *in, *Ut, brer, or other alcoholic llquqre liquors. o f anr Ik e i trout yuo*e •nail nearmio rsusq-iu ol them, la i n f or either trim. . » or in vocation and thali hear testimony wavs or manners: • J — A J ___ 1J - « n L I mumum in taid caute and decide said cause without -‘ *'— -* — — -• shall -promptly ~ .~ -.ithe *-*-----intervention ol -a 1jury and render a decree according to. the law an-* evidence and U said liquor, wins' or beer j i. found to bs jn ths Stoic ol Florida or in the .r 'A r X I auv tuch alcohol ox . i n . I o( the • • ^ J ^ S S r ^ . r . s » . t>y — ^ S s U- ^ K /!g 3 » iia g the protection ol tbalife and property ol th*. ri'lrrnt of tba respective counties el the Stole n. d I Flotida; Florida; a and Whereas. It appears the public drubUC> safety safety drman andt that immediate action bs taken by this Legi *— oer ‘ • Lrgitltturc . lor tbd,. orfantoati organisation of• a -body ° l 'rom to take ie tbit the pi place of said Natioi'Oil ». m N and ■ - Florid - orlda Ni fa s ti Militia lor duty ol v said C in 'he absence -T --.-~.T— Guard and Mliltia; and W b rriil, It has become_________ „ Wbrrraa, necessary that auch „ *!> or*snia*tk>n bs made ImmrdUtcl ___S L y z ? - ' t. . . . to or sioltllon ol the laws ol ihe’ tfli.'UM?4* * or ol the S uit of Florida, or on* w St*«4» in anid county, or S S m , % •ny S L man mtV ^ S * ***6^ thtfro in time or war when the IUnited slafL70*" •» war with any lo r d fn ’ ^ w r , '• U ever, that in no event « W t b e d S u a r t U . I ’ S 5 & - ’ .V w p ^ h r t o r I n " * tlo u H iH T ,?1* "* * * ? .^ * " I lhe?eto .L . m ^ ** c? rpl lo d <Iepartmmta °< Florid.- **«« ,hta Act. applia * ‘ by the f* ” 00' P*r*on* corporation whose * “ ‘7 J* ** ! ° Ap4)r, ,h e “ B,#. ®» or before the ti' °i <» »he year follow ing that Y ?.r .‘ M t o t r " * «*>• — ........................ | ------ *^euU atrd°»*n * d w ir tk u . •ud department, on tho staff o f brlra ill , irrd undcr this Act be’ caVled’' u^ l f ,? t '’'*»*■ service wAten there I. l o S t a d . ^ l i S ! •*»«?» any conn >«"*y. auScicnt forces o| the Guard o l Fkarlda, the Naval M illtlali . . J L Ui i v ^ ? UF i .» n d ,th e tan>« trr ^ of anynarcotic draw or wu#s»*. U l sag V I First: Upon any Street car, railroad or the tame to any one -•*-------n - i - ol -* -transportation, — • pose ciiher • "than - ' that other vehicle or at- any pub * ............ E P a g e Five and authoritin* such _ behalf of - S Z\ i a and , m ^ w « ^ ni o IUtt* : s v . 7 ,j , hou,' w ,u5h ? £ * * # * • " 1 V " ! ^ r ! Ti! : A e- ‘ lu,1. bc Pur.U h ,,,.t?,e »» »ny o rg ^ U ^ 'co m ^ n le V * * ^ & c a m n j s s s «o t io ■ hMU“ * » ««> ol not more than loul t” « m u n , v v .h i* h eal.U and i| maintain^" ot ,h*. y* « ! b* ° , *»n'«iieq • •'! H- per •y ' heer, from • common o f other carrier. »a* c ^ , «« th e s u t r ol Mortti counties or election precincts within thit 3tale 5* ‘ conditions ol which, have or may U c . l t c r vole against the J ? * ' ? ? ? w ."bb.K . sale of intoxicating liquors, wines o f beer, in Number loch county or election precinct, whether In» i . Art divrst tended for personal use or oihrrw.se. and Z " ol lhe"r Interstate whether interstate or intrastate shipments or “ „ .. „ • _»,ich became transportation, except as hereinafter provided, fj.’ f * ' Aml .he sfato ‘ 1 Sec. X That it thali be unlawful lor anv **?“ ■ ^ liJ ic s t in s rerson, firm or corporation to possess into*!J ' J"VhVp " d Into eating liquors, wines or beer, hcrcaltcr reotherP Slate celved. directly or Indirectly, Irom a common ^ T h e f ’ niled Stairs Ear a r ^ w jS j M J g ssa sr s -,sd1."n‘X i':> safa saa ias-'-.cc. ^ -<». *<••» « * . . < ■ > ~ s rlection precinct, whether Intended for person al use or otherwise, and whether ' intrastate shipments or transportation a. hereinafter provided. Sec. J. That it sltall be unlawful . r»‘ltoad company or any common earner or person to ship or transport •Ti,1* ,h*h |Cha have h* ° r may » f C,,hU Pf, "**? °* ?hl! State which or agintt r hrrraltrr hrrraltrr vote vote agin.t the sale ol intoxicating liquors, . wines or beer in inch county or election ! ?. 7 *wc?* *,"7_ ln.' toyieating liquors, wines or beer, or Irom s place in this Slate to any county or election precinct in this State which has oy may herealter vote against the sale ol such liquors, in such county or election precinct, any intoxi­ cating liquors, wines or beer lor any person. firm, club, association or corporation, whether te original packages dr otherwise, and whether ' ' odev' for * intruded personal use or otherwise, ex­ cept as hereinafter provided. Sec. 4. That it snail be unlawful for any person to personally transport from without or within this State into counties or election kill rt t * irr. ir 1. £ s s A SU°t ,ss s S S 6P*— •*■— <.« pas ry s. srffSK.T.^i.7rs.;^n 'a t - - . ,. —. -----„. cente^and the Treasurer is hereby authoritrd h^VeiVlhe 'sltofiff and clerks of Circuit tha„ d eriv e the same lees'and mileage B. in Other ca.es, in addition - -except - to •mile- ” lonal Guard nurd o| o l Florida: t those qualifying to beGuards shall be between . - - * of 18 and « years; provided; further, howrTn , that nothing in this Act shall be „ . ... £f.S •»** t-ierli Clerk ol the Cl— :• A .".,c2 «"e Circuit Court *of. aaid Countv J? be laid by him before the Board of Court! vommisslolncrs. he the duty erf lom m issioiners. and it shall be “ id noaid to provide lot the immediateMv" » « « ol aucb accounts. II lunds are not 4Cf |he (herjfl ,hall receive a Ire of one j*,|4f (or , uch , t i ,urt, when the quantity ol intoaicating liquors, wines ........ or beer - - - . so selrcd does not exceed in quantity twenty gallons and in cases where rbt quantity ol intosicat_ - c . ii i a ,u in *nnii* ’ , f' 1 w vrriincsics mijr |>f *, sold st corporated. mrnt shall ipuo facto operate as a discharge from public sale and the sum realised applied to ike ing liquors, wines or'IVer to seised exceeds in Be It Enacted by the Legislature ol the State •he organisation hereby authorired. without payment of the aaid accounts of tsid esoen quantity twenty gsBoni such sheriff shall re­ ol Florida: . . . A( a i A I T E R T ^ N V | ] ) . any -n lte n Vtve v roother tb e r ' fo rm irddischarge iw h iV ic or 7evlv l- r°*t 't“o W m V^I Tas i%aforesaid. fm e i" d ! The sum it written format Id ‘ c Guards ceive a ice ol fivcvdollafs (or such aciiurc, Section 1. That no club or other associa­ . ACT to Amend Section O iJ of the C.enermtmber.htp thali be ° l “ id certificates so issued shall be raised said tcisurt not becoming due until the quanI. ie aivww1—1 —— •— __ - l .. . . _ lilies s o .s e u e d are removed from the p ol aetiurc* leisure to lo the County Court lu>u*e Hpuse ol the ,f l>,0^, ®f *o f " * " h a t Record of the Result ol the Can- f , ,* nF membership committee ol such organ- for the neat succrrding yrar and anoliod ia of _ . ,be t£J---------.... Election ouau •• mi)r, b* provided, provioeu. for; tor; and provided. provi, County where the seisure Is made or to the f*L' or t i e ' l l * *•* |M*P<'n** ■"* taloaieul* i,,,iUrn,r.0*. **•§ Shall ; I - ** *b* payment of auch, certificates in order ti a ce'olr "__________ . . .^ . Jb -V kv~ f l (rtf l l ter h h ’J"* f , K I' M lU O ft , V i n t l OP f f f lO HT P f f t O f l O i f l l i F l H f f F v i r t u n n w i L s i __ f U f t h f f . flO f l h v l l f a l M l ftt i r i l l i n . i w l s .l t k. ____ ____ k f f i r ------------- »* ---- l a w s .. pU t o V a V '^ m ewasnk V ^ h. Ve aHr ifl'lo l^ u ‘quors, wines or bbeer to 1any'person orf R u JT lkffl lS T V I*I! I, rr*m* Eade Evidence that an no physical examination shall »«■ re- itheir respective issue. Election Was Legally Held in Any C ounty qu,r.rd *?r « U i« » e n t | n said organisation punwte. * S u A sheriff'.7 end eUrk*. lee. and * ^ * * 5 ™ " ' “ « ea*•<- 14. That all lawi and parts of laas la purpose O r 1 r r r in r f A ffiln a i t L - c . l . . i r»# • •. » rrrv l it t c k e-d• w k — *— • i . . a rniirage to *be jw>d county vrtiervin on d n _ such clrcum.tanees. at such time*, to M id by by the the county vi_J’ rcc*nc,. |Aff,,n tt the Sal* of Spirituous, f7pl *jich •* "1*T be tequired by The com m snj- conflict with the peovii(ons"o( Vhii*Aci be and such persons, in usch manner and under such \ ln ou . or M ill Liquor, in Such County oJ lhR ° m" r “ W Guards, the same are hereby repealed * I’rrrincti in thit State which have nr may seisulei are made as other criminal costs are regulations, si provided for and in full com ­ rrecinct. Whenever the said organiiallon is so formed Approved May II, 1917. paid. . , hfM * pliance with the provisions of An Act of tty rraftcr vote again*! the talc of intoxicating Be It Enacted by the Legi.Uiu flee i l In. all cases hereunder where It re of toe Slate *'/ *.hf **il! County rom m i..lodP*e the officers liquort, winrt or beer, whether the tame it Iv nece»»ary to prove that a county pr pre­ Legi.laturr Mav 6, S. A. IT gislalure of Florida approved May of Florida: •hall be selected by the mem befclhp'of said orC H A PTER 7J9J—(N o. 35) intenile4l for f»crtonal u*e or otherwite, any cinct h**e v o tc l egalnei the, ___ 1915. and rntillrd "A n Act lo regulate the ____ _______ ................... . . . . . . „of, ,. battalion u «.,.u on (ofor­ eel# of. Intosl Section 1. That Section X&19 w, of tthe t(iener _ and in the event intoxicating liquort, winrt ^nr t*er in any rating liquors, wlnee or bee r. the sworn eer. sale or furnishing of intoxicating liquors, al Statutes of ISMS, be snd is hereby' amendrV m»<lon. the es’ptsin's ol Ihe respecuVr comnani AN AC T Amending Section 671. 672 snd 03 ?•. ‘ hf C.enrrsl Statutes of the State of quantity whatsoever, except at hereinafter pro­ linrate of the Clerk of the Circuit t-uurt to wines oe U er and prescribing the penalty »o as to read as follows; • •*• forming such battalion shall nominate the H on da Relative to the Orraniiation cf vided. that effect shall be conclueltve end the Peel for the violation ol certain of its provisions JX9. Evidence of Legal Election In all «*mmandlag officer of such battalion and he National (.used ol the State ol Florida. -•. Sec.aX a..a That nothing in thit Act thali m ike evidence o f that feet . « nd repealing law. In conflict herewith/' and prosecution by the Stale for the unlawful > • m .- ■ - . I# ‘ h*11 * ,. lrct *h* o K e t n of hia staff, and there- He It Enacted by the Legislature o'! the' State Per 14a TI. That If. fn for any reason, any sec it unlawful: being Chs^itrr 040, l.s - s of Florida. upon ,h* the "whole list of said aaid comrr commissioned ofo f Florida: ol intoxicating liquors, wines or beer contrary Jb0" ho,f >*st rueg . to receive . and ___ .possess lion or part of this Act .h ell be held un (1) For druegi.t any member of any club or <o prohibition-regulations, the introduction of be forthwith certified- to bv the Section 1. That Section «71, of the GenersJ alcohol and other intoxicating liquors and deacribed in Sec- a copy of the record of the result of the can' « jCounty Commissioners snd f< forwarded to Statutes, be and (he same la heetby amended — —w— ~ a IrMUM aW— —— a.. — — , _ X.s s . 9kw r ——. — w —a - g V*S _1 a i a a — such preparations as may be sold by druggist for th* special ‘purpose and in the manner a. now or hereafter provided by law, or for t manufacture o f . medicines lhat conform Id the provision, of the Pure Food and Drue Act of thia Slate and the United State*, or for bona fid* hospitals, or lor manufacturers ol perfumery ami toilet articles to receive and possess alcohol, lor Ihc use ol hnna fide ratirnts of such hospitals, or In the manula, luring of such medicines, or flavoring extracts, o r perfumery and toilet articles, or for any common or other carrier to shin or transport tuch liquor or alcohol for said purposes to such druggists or hospitals, or manulacturrrs Approved May I. 1*17. entitled. "AN ACT ganitation of the Guards and’its'system "of dls to t1»enState ol Florida, and that H I AFTER n h k -(N o . 30 ) srrve Prohibiting the Receipt of In toatc.tlng .... VI V . i| medicines, or of flavoring extracts, or ol cipnne and •“ exercise, shall conform ■ * * *honestly • snd (sinfully againstwill c.pline as near st them all their l.l,juors, W i n e # , or H e r r from a Common or AN ACT lo \Uke Effective Article X I X ol t v s ^ T t .H A , I KK Ta° - ( N o . 32). • perfumery or 61 toilet articles in the counties .1 ArT?er. in,f Sections 1219 and 12X1 Oi " ] ! T "* * " h auch changes at ---the commsnding and ioai that sI win will iiuey obey id th* — .— .....ns enemies whomsoever, -ou * thr Constitution o| the State ol Florida as •Mher C'srrier, Frohibiting the Fosscsiion cf this S lu e which have or may hrrraltrr Lenrval .Statutes of Florida, Rclatng - cr.r *-------------' 1 „'.h* ___V nciaing to hn'1 -------------n ,c ,‘ »ffyt<' presenbf. to that orders of the Fretldent of.......................J the United Sutes Amended, Frohibiting the Manufacture. Sale. of Hucft Liquors Hereafter Received from vote against the sale of Intoxicating liquors, Requisites of Application for Fermit to Sell 5 b , '? JJ0* , Pfcscnbed for the Nationaland of the Governor of the Slate of Florida, a -Common or Other Carrier, and Frohibit­ Barter or Exchange of Alcoholic ^Liquors winrs or beer; provided that such consignee Liquors, W ine, or Brers, and the Fublica2* E*°fjda. . ; . ‘ and of the officer* appointed over me acrording tne Shipment and Fersonal Transporfor Bevrrsge Furpotet, Iq I’ rovlde Fenaltics or addressee or his or its duly authorired tatloo of Huch Liquors Into Counties or 1-S2 Th.c ,fI’-: •’V* Repealing Seciona iz a . . Sec. J. A commiaaionn! officer may be ifia- ing to taw and the'ru le. and articles oi war." • for the Violation Thi Thereof,* and‘ fo -Refund the ajfrnt shall at the time of delivery to him sal rharjtfil when he he* permanently removed Flection Freclncte In This Btete Which All offirrrs ol the organieed National Guard I ? 3 5m .,b * General Statutes ol vUnused I'ortfon.of the License. •lc« ‘ ' or liquort make ap affidavit and de­ alcohol Honda, and I roviding lor Remonstrance to ,hia residence beyond the limits o f the county ol this State shall be empowered to adminirter Have or May Hereafter Vote Agelnet the Whereas. The legislature of the Slate of liver to such common or other carrier that I etition*. fn _ organisation of , , which WMI1(I ,oaths , tul vi % same shall kart In which it located. .the Kale of Much Llquore, Wines or Ileers from Florida in due and legal manner submitted to o l T.TtTTtTtrtlM enlistment, Wl and the tu{h> alcohol or liquort it ordered lor and Outside this State er Between Points In Be I* Enacted by theLrgiilsture ol toe State hr *" ,r mber. or. upon the acceptance of hi's the same Vorce atid' effect'. as if made before a will be used lor the purposes specified herein, This Atate;' With Certain .Exceptions; tbe voters oi said State a Joint Resolution of Florida: . ®r “ P“ n 'he'disbandm ent oi ths magistrate, or other civil officers « competent la •and he shall In said affidavit name the purpose Whether Intended (or Fernonai Use -or proposing an amendment to Article X I X of .Section 1. That Section 1219 of theGeneral -°r**n i,**lon io which he belongv, or upon the administer oaths. of those specified herein for which same will Otherwise; snd Authoriting the Scliure and the -Constitution of the State of Florida for- Statutes ol. the Male, ol Flprida relating to the «» term of office, by the G o v -(a ) Term oi Enlistment'. . ,, ,I.- .,. . — ----. . . .. . . ............listment'. The period ol en,.f -■.■•i.-.x:. — . x- t - — . . .>u m e* ___. rrvw.s sn.l, ,Lall L a -. L - .- . I .. . -• . a ,I . —- 1 ... ' liextrurtton of Huch Uquort. Wines or ^v,‘, prohibiting (he sale, manufacture, barter s#xiisieilhe used and that it will lie used for no other of application lor permit to tell liquor hr,' V’ '1 ‘ h*11 **» <l'»chargtd upon tfie recom- lUtment in the National Guard of Florida » M ' ir of o f al Reer, providing foe Fees for Officer* In ur eichange alcoholic liquor*, except xlco- brequisite purpose. ________*__ . * * “ ended to reed at lollow t:mends lion of th* commanding officer by the be for six years, the first three years ol which Huch Cases, sod Making Certificate of hnt for mrdirxl, scientific and mechanical pur- (2) For any person for the use of himself i-19. The application lor permit to tell ti a . . m*n ° ! ,h * Gu»•,^, ‘ hall be In active organisation, and the remain Clerk of Circuit Court Rest Kvtdenea of t-oses and wine for scramental purposes; there. liquort, wines or beers m shallr be enlieied for the term ol three years; or lor the use of hit own firmly rrtiding etrt muit I t signed by a ' " ‘ 'K "c enlisted ing three years in Ore National Guard G HeserCertain Facta In Certain Caeea." lore maloriitKrr with him, tp personally transport to his own lie II Knart-d by the Legislature of the Rc It Enartrd by the Legislature ol the Stale majority of the ”white voters, and a !!lf . I s * bc*'Jpn *°F such enlistment shall he ves, and the qualifications lot ehlii listment shall {;le rrgiitrred ma/orily ol the colored home, or to possets or to receive from sny ored registered voters, acl , J 1 , *PPhc*nt is a cititen of the United be the same as those Weacribcd lo . . . for admiisso* •Rale of Florida: _ id FlcridJ: common carrier or other a period ol three months uf America, and oi the State'ol Ftorids, to toe Regular Army. An enllstei enlisted man shs3 without the counties privilege ol continuing in active setwhich have or may hereafter ig the whole ol the enlistment period, tale of- intoxicating liquors, enlirting. Soldiers who rr-enlist with net exceeding the quantity ■lay* alter the expiration of their lortoaicating liquor or wine ..................._ ji l. —ix . — t .. . . •••*• t».Mi ol enlistment shall be considered la where said saidbeer here Receive,1 from a Common or Other Carrlvr. mrermen. oi suen penal aw. .nan, as rar as nrar|- M „ discharge certificate shall be given each have' served continuously. six quarts of beer or malt where „V . .u ii and Prohibiting tha Shipment and Fereonal applicable, be continued In lull lorce and c f b / . • or malt doe* not contain ~ rural free delivery route or 1 ,u 'd " !* ‘o * »«Pjration of hie esiliatmrnt (b ) Fraudulent E n liilm en t.-!l shall be **■ “n TL* 'T * " Transportation o f Huch U quors Into CounUra lect throughout the State of Florida, lo make o lherwlse number, of of each signer thereof, and If tigner fomnwnmnff officer o f the Guard; also lawful for any person lo misstate his sge fer " / * ,c? bo1 ‘,u ,*n* »nF Period °* o i “or Klecllon Precincts la This Htate W hich effective provisions r Election f'reclnrte in This Htate W hich effective provision* ol Article X I X at amend- (hereof hat change i"hi " rtai'd'"" " " " thirty consecutive days, or for any common or Have or M ay. Hereafter Vote Against the ed. . is changed his residence within said ! ? j f 1 Mfr.m*Jr b* i* 'oe,, b>r r ,,,o n ,°* PbFJ*' «be purpoae o f aecuHn* enlistment in the Nil7. permanent mnuTai precinct wimin within inree three monihi months prior to disability, removal irom from lltt tonal Guard of this Stale. Il ahatl be unlaw Ir« .*b ^ H?n ,,,u,U 0 *"•* ESI •*•••?* Huch Llquore, Wine* or User from See. t Whoever msnnfacturcs ot causes lo election ijrccuici *• * •• i • f min! IT nr nl her aiifftcirni rgaarvM assss.wwwJ t_. i ■ i . . •• . . . •uch liffninf. taid prior rrtidence addrr«« muit fTlin,jr* o f ol,. r * * * * * approved by *ful for any pcffoci to eoliit in two military son in any county or election precinct tn this outside This State or Itetweea Point* In this be manufactured anv spirituoue. vinous, malt State which ha« «ir may aiereaftcr tote leaintt Bt«tt; With Ctrtaln Rxreptlona: Whether -i_________________ ... . i s - ikthali bc !e orfanlialiona -alto . w be oe fiven^and given, anil snatt be accompanied by the tha " " a"'?.V "Own preelurfe* 11 the organiiationa at at the the tarn* sam« time. time. Any Any ptrus aPplicavit i affidavit that each ana every name l , ^ n ,’on J° odtiei preacribed by him In violating the pro^mona of thia paraerar^ affixed to such application 11 ” *»uard», amt , alao by sentence «»f a turn* be deemed guilty of fraudulent m int inrot pplication waa was the thc ir seti and _______ ___ the person .purporting - r ^ “ 7'. m*r*ial. . t« to sign the "m ‘ 7ZL ^ . > lc ) Oath of Office— Ever* officer commto ' there was no frsu * “ fraud, bribery or de- , ***• *' V bfn * "9 »»*« d said Guards has stoned for service in the Na tional Guard tl procuring such signature. If such I t " “ nd,r7 «b l» Act. It may become Florida shall before entering upon his dotirt by , virrue tetter* pa! false in any particular, the same * l i l |,LCn,roorate f orf ' b7 r,,u* ot bM w f palent take and subscribe to the foillowing oath of of•nan oe uecmeii perjury andd affiant shall be * b‘cb *b*JJ be tbe Secretary twear lhat ^ i b .*b* bf. issued U' u'i,, by ,be S e c t a r y o f SState fice: " I ................do w le m n lr .............. . - ­ I *>3 . - . . . . - . P * r «" read aa follow s: * shall constitute a separate offense, no permit to ael| *J''' CiJm,il*?id ? * omcer, and support and defend the' Constitution of tb* centum of alcohol during any period of thirty 8^ . 4. That nothin* In this Act shall See. 2. The provision* ol thit Act shall not con^cutise day. " ' ' .............. m i k . It' unl.Vfu.":........... - " S U 'Z S S * S M i ^ j S u BS e ^ t t b i 5 2 ■ . i E ‘ SuVes^ind'' to‘i ' Cdn7«V,u,lon“ of tke fnrrtgw (2) For „r minister o|. any poe.ee. {,i'iYcri lr d druggists .GoewIrts TS lIfof e m l alerY n • •' ? ,n ‘ned first making applieatipn as ........... .. *“ h --------, any . . .priest . ................ — „ -re . ( I ) For druggist* rugglsta to _ree.lv* reetlv* and possess only, of'pM u re grain ,a , Without ? " nou« brst * .,uri1 bjr ‘ U--------------? ,r.Po r ,' e1 *u ,n *< ' “ Slat* of Florida, against all enemies, for ligrous denomination or sect lo receive and alcohol and other Intoxicating liquor, and hot to T m H ic s ^ rdurrMcmtlcx^ Kient fic and * ,“ ,fM ld‘ , b° l,! * " d •cqulre property, both real, personal and dom estic; lhat I.w ill bear tree faith 1*4 •hew th* e r a s ?' a ' & a 1 » -s« .■ * » wI St: , . Ihe Board o t orders of the President of the United Slat** 'ration. • , mi , bc Governor of the State of Florida; th** s s ." - n : r j r u s s a s j s lion or sect. Sec. 4 That it shall be unlawful for any express company, railroad company, or any common or other carrier to deliver intoxicat­ ing liquors, wine* or beer to any Person other than tne contignre or addressee fn person ol tu ch ' shipment or transportation as provided for in paragraph 2 in Section 6 hereof, ami ... . soelr common or other carrier and he. it or ' " *h,P ** Irnnapon such liquor or alcohol Their a g en ts are charged with knnwlnlvr o f ,nr ••'', Purpoeeg to ouch druggists or hoso? w , . . n v 3 ‘:h X ,'ih V ‘s , . ! , r x a a T S S w a r s s s i s .'’ U t s j & s sent, to such common or othrr carrier that .th r aalr o f Intoaicating llquore, wines or he It the consignee o f addressee Is in fact Ihe beer; provided that euch consigner ur or ariconsignee or addressee o l such shipment or d r r .s e . or hi* or lit duly authorised agent transportation, and ol whether such addret- 'Hall at the time o f delivery In him oo ff S i‘ d' -tee or consigner hat received by or through alcohol or llquore make an affidavit and •"rd d : ; it or him not exceeding one quart ol ihtoxicat- " v ,r '• •u cti rom m on o r other carrier or and . x a s f J w s w -n s w * * beat Guard, or bolh. Sec. 4 All lawg and part* of la«a in conlict with the provision* ol this Act be, and the same are hereby repealed. ___ __ ■ lirfincii *% .K u ni fra In.u ancc hereby n * l1m*!?"*«» u "*™ *n,ur »«feement whereby an in .ll./l . i r ' f^Poration or a.wKistion atinu?>i. c,’ ml,4n)r. »-r Jr*th. of toe money^'nTce.'.s^v ^f !r '*’ * ‘ ioresald Purposes in lieu nl L ch . . r ° i ' 11 lw*'cles. contracts and asreel.. " Knr,ce*- -------WWM| IlCf f l l l l l l e r K . n . I J - i . . Mnnerf* its an/-Is Inasstanrw M m n s w - _ _______ vsioe ol the property. FT , , -y t IUIKI VII.it ir n c . •CHAPTER 7296— (N o .*37). AH ACT Relating to the Liability of Pertoqt. . Companies. Corpoestions. Copartnerships, Associations. Fraternal Benefit Societies and L1,*‘ Eire, Accident. Cat“ "7 or Other Insurance Contracts. ** " / i ' f l b l by the legislatu re oi the Stale of Florida: Setlion 1. That upon ,lhe rendition of a papnenl or drere* by any o f the courts of thit SR’* against any neraon, company, corpora partnefthfr,. association, fraternal bene• or other*, in f*vor of the benefi *7T or hen efie Isties *un'der "an v m Ii'ct' oTc'onrtVerxV t o T T . ' ^ * *r •U» T •l f Any individual or or county may tra,.. ol sick and fun%„| Venefi, - V h e 'C s A V - T W M b r a e ^ 't o r e r a r COfp° " ,,° " tW m in« ,he See. X All Intoxicating liquors, • wines nr ixer shipped, traniportec. _____ , _________ d. carried, possessed._ •nd / or received in the counties or election precincts of tbik State which have or may hr * ..ereafler vote against lha sale o f such liquors, wines or beer in violation Ol the provisions of thit Art. may be aetoed by the sheriff or deputy sheriff .of Ihe county where such liquor. L«nV.r|P! , ’" r' ‘ * " ul'1 ln««lere with"th!h!!ghu granlrj to riparian owners by the laws »( or » 0 ud he a tertous impediment to District 2—John H. Jonr-n o f IVnsaroU. District .1^1. I„ M ore o f D rF unU k Springs. District 4— It. A. W illi* o f Grcrnwoorl. District S— II. I, .Oliver o f Apalachicola, District 0 J. L. .Sheppard o f Rrctita . District 7 - < W a r M. lU ton o f- I^ak.-lan.l District H— A. N. W ells o f Tallahassee. District B—John N’ . Kinj; o f lnvern<*ss District 10—Charles K. Davis o f Ma-ltson. District I I — Ihiyh. K. Carlton o f Tampa District 12—J. M. (lorn to o f M avo. District 1.1— Dr. W !,. Hughlet o f fiycoa. District 14— M. L. I'lrinpton o f Lake City District 15—A. I). Andrews o f ituiford District III -J . K Calkins o f Fernandina District 17—J. II. Johnston o f Live Oak. District 18—Ion I*. Farris o f Jacksonville. District IP—George W . C raw ford o f Conway. District 20— Glenn Terell o f Welvster. District 21— Dr. J. W . Turner o f llronaon District 22—J. It/ McKachern o f Moritfcello. District 2.1 — W. M Igou o f Kit*tis. District 24— Dr. J. N. Fogarty o f Key W est. Diatrict 25—0 . C. Mathis o f Vernon. District 2li— \\ . N. Middleton o f Pomona. District 27— A. M. W ilson o f Miitkka. District 28-*-Jamrs K. A lexam jer o f DeLnntl. District 29— W . K. liakrr o f Melrose. • District 3ft— W . II. Gnq'n o f Jnsper. , District 31— W . A. M acW illiatns o f St. Augustine District 32— 1). G. Poland o f fiew berry. S ihU A ct^N 'o'm J’i v i? " , ,,i" , ,hc P ^*‘ *l"n. o ... »■ n«||i|r | llllilfr Ift^ |«w ■ „ f »• a . SLi^rr j\u , « *hf 'l engsgq in ihe business sick in.I ,untr*l l»enefit insurance lot the ourm/t.* f * '. n g , ,or ' bc lic*t or burying the dead n! {*o'b. j„ ihle State, unless such inilitniusl company, corporation or association shall h^! ' * 1c*F*'a* ‘ Jock of at least Jlo.uu) which shaft J’! . ,u'!,r 1|'VJ 2P in ?*,b before any such hUsi! •ball be done; Provided, always Thar hf. '"• u'* n" ^ m n an ic. org.nirvl un.fe; the 1 , . . • ^ceritlicsfr certifies to T lo do h,V life* ,qu*liM insurance«nd obu in n i this SUIe, •hall receii certificate to do sick , 1 Store U ' unr,1*1 b*nefi» insurance In Ihe .;-■■■ provisions of this ln .,.r . ?.KJ*nCf V h •— W J U V* without further qualiTying. ™ntpany. cor- • ^ ^ ^ O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O Q O iO O O O S O O O O O O O O O O O Q O Q O O Q Q O Q C M Z •••ocls.lon, organiied under the ' bi» State shall engage in tick and , , benefit ................... funeral inmrancc in this a t ,. , w ia tio n fierelofore chartered, authorired and legislative expense* of either house retpccunlets ft shall obtain a certificate of author!.! x * ^ * nd " 2 W . ,lo.ln* buxines. In thit Slate lively, and the Comptrbller shall issue hit wsrfrom Ihe S t . ., T rea.urerV w hkh cer ific ! undrr Th.pter M il-A c t. of 1*09. and 53S. Acts rant for the same. *r must be „newed annually or, the first of ,» ,h wLi*°^t . V i i l ? up c*Piu l" •••«»• .,***• *• That all expenses of the Sdnate and W •Hereafter, and before obtaining such cer" ^ n x e? nHnue *° do >"»«f ,,o u *« ol Representative, ih all be paid “ n tjficate of authority or the annus) , .n tf‘ but auch individual, company, corpora voucher, approved by the Chairman oi the ,herro,‘ •u5bco m p a riy c 0rt"rsto.n 1 ° " ° f , t , o c t , i .An *b* 1 no‘ U ,u ,‘ or h**e In Committee on Legi.fative E ip en .e* of !h ! | ^ P ‘ u?er#h. , ^ h, I fc F J f «d C signatures, and addrrss'trf *!g'n'cV1' *ss"‘atore'ss'id* shall be posted at the courthouse and in the " n,e•, .•, P?**®**! *® ,be. formation of -" <*n.l.ry. ° ( lb* Guard of Florida, ‘ “Armament. Discipline, Orginl**tton and Organlied Strength-The o f f •»'*»; rT ,i 1’t ? ? lln<J *• “ ,.D ,Be Tr a » *s b KL il1 wn. o(l. by the „ ,o . ~ 7 , . UI.' h*. TrLu ,' ee* o l ,h 5 ImP,0 *, .m” ,, bunit ‘ he tax certificate shall be l‘ Ut* b7 ‘ t * T“ Co,.lec2or •• 'he date *7J b* n,n,< °* ,h * Trustees of the may .ell and convey the said lands by deed * !. .* b” ' pricl obtainable thereior, pro­ vided such price shall* not be lest than tha «■-u ,cis Sec. «. ft it expressly provided that noth rDd' J . ,ur*.b.*!jt ,h*‘ no ,ucb Und* »b*'> ing herein contained shall he ... const turd as !_**., ** ,b)r.*b* sald_Trustret until four-weeks' In .lefif i. x a _ . to deprive ahy private riparian owner (rom notice ol the said Trustees' intention to make bringing in injunction auit In equity against auch sale thali have* been published once each such aa ale ernun.l that rha. v ufd he week In a newspaper published in Ihe County le on the ground he, — wouTd therehy deprived of Ills riparian rights granted in which such lands lie. and if there be no lo him ny uw, pr<iyi«|n| (hat auch auit rmul newspaper published in such County then fuch notice shall lie published as aforesaid be commenced t^ i,.'nnL*'J " ' ,b,n '■?' 'U>,• •her the Trus n*"£P*P*r published in Jacksonville, tees shaft have overruled the objection* ol V " * Trustees may reject any anJ such owner to auch proposed sale. Sec. 4. In ease suit is hrought by anV *>ri all bids offered for said lands. o /li ”P,fi J K Jcr' 1 °* Conveyance executed by the vale owner lo enjoin such sale,1 'i.T t• es In **,H Trustees to any such lands shall he signin the discretion of the Trustees •uch suit or to Withdraw said lam"Is (runi sale ,he , * "1 Trustees at other deeds made by them are silned and shall vest in the Trustees * ac ae- , *f rlb 0>,UCH *“ Cb deed deed ITiethe fee tee simple aimple estate estate to to merged Ian,Is are sold by1'the *Truttees *J',f,f* e V* —-> to ......... . iMufi.innt | ihlt from liensi °off eny any character cording the provisions U o| this Act thr the ,ucb i4nJ,; ” d?V ,fce ^f5_7ri’ m *all* lien*. pU!(|h"*“ I - -• s . . • ““ /'a ie r shall base the right to bulkhead r•*CrP., *.UCh u"* ** m*r, e * U' ,or S,‘ , f •'", an«| fill In same aa provided by Section l a ) }'OUn,.,r V f * «b" , ’ ,n‘ » nJ ju eh deed shall be n( Ihr He General Siatipes ol I9U6 *wlitmus how- ‘ neyn,**'*ble. The proceed* of Ihe sales of ever,.b e in g_ .required to conpee, the samV trtto " ' d ^ •h. * » ^ .of■noli Vdrainage P L’l taxra *bf **i*«.'>«♦• lees in Ihe payment or aisetsIhe c ftlnire . .or .. , " b l»erifiinenl wharf. /nrnts ^or other obligations of said Trustees. Sec. «. All laws and parts of laws m con Sec. S Thai Section 17 of Chapter 4454, met with Ihe provisions of this Art ate here Acts of 1913 I-xssi of Florida, as amended by repealed by Chanter tiJ7, Acts of 1915, l a v s ol Florida, Approved May 21, l<r|7. be. and the aame la,-hereby amended so at to read aa follows: - . CILM TEB 730fi~(No ill Sec 17. Any tax certificate issued under AH ACT to Amend Section 3 „| Chapter the provisions of this Act may be redeemed i 'V-L* »l Florida| Section by the owner of said llndt coxrrrd by the !?. I Hspter 4154. Acts of III!. L*w. ol certificate, or any person claimini to bit the Amende.! by Chapter 4967. Acfs owner thereof, or his agent or attorney, by . ol Florida; Section 12 <d Chat, laying Court for . . _ to Ihe Clerk. of. the __ Circuit ______ Co let 64j4. Acts oi 1913. Laws Florida •he ( uunly-wherein tuch lands may lie on or before two years (rent toe dalee ol cer­ of tuch sc MiV °.n‘ '* U . " 1 t b * P '« A ct. ol ! ' 1 * H.° :idi ‘ •• Amended liy Chap­ tificate Ihe amount of the drainage lax due ter 496*. Acts ■)!_ 19)5, I.xwt ol Florida; and thereon for tuch rear and all costa and charges Sectton » I of Chapter 6456. Act. of 1113. -----------. . u certificates, «and utl inferest „on n as shown by .said i f ?•* " ! u d ^ 'n * ' i ' “ " T Crea'ion said amount. Irom the first day ol April pre n! K l i V . f i J i* " ,!* ' " " " f * ,o1 ' be "s ' * ' f " d,n« ~ c h sale at the rate of two per scril.inii / i . ^ p ' ! - * '* " ,,llnd*ftr, *r'd Pre- centum |»er month for the first rear and therescribing Its Powers, and Authoritin SrcV °S . *.?* Acts of 1913. law s of I'lorids. lie. and the same is. hereby amended so st to read *t follows: c _ . gj . B •. . . . . . . . A _ *' .'h*,111 b* ,b r du'7 ° l 'He Tax jV -f* !01; ° ' f « b -° i' y •everx| eounlie. cm■••••*!.,•;....... ; ; *•«' trict to r m lv e * m h d *’ o m ...'.n /V . * n « lnd He shsll enter “t T h t T i i A m x . . *JVf t " un' 7 ol " ,blc'' be ' ! ,b f .,T*« A»“ « ^ rr .m the IL e tax or assessment u’ be assessed by this Act said list • !fi!h I. * " n' 1 ,be l*n'1* In “ red « U n thVtV, **? L o d 'e r T ." ^ “ o*. ^ '? * " C f ' ^ t o m n sue the n«m«. ,,r * ,n*** Taxes oppo- " F L ? b i!°.T d ^ e .hal'l The>*'upon'cau**'To"‘ be’ pu’ bilshed a t’ the expense of tuch applicant in a newspaper pub In said County once each'wreck lor mfour ir »werkh m i i . 1.a nonce notice oiol tisuch application for a deed to taid lands and ol his int'rnlton to ex*. cute sjich ueru, deed, boo ahd uunng uuring suen such time time me the m o *j«n owner *»M» Unda, or any one claiming the ownership therof. or his agent or attorney, may redeem speh certificate by paying to said Clerk Ihe the amoynt amount due for unpaid drsinM * taxes, charges and costs, and interest at alocepublisher's charge (or taid •aaid. and Ihe p< but.H •« the expiration of the time f i ^ ' l n ' t o i d notire t o r T f i ^ k i n r o f l k * deed, such certificate it not redeemed at afore BH l * ! S f t J s ! .“ H * ■ ." " .J “ * S ° n.u c h K , . o n ,,o ^ ,diU,1,,fJ 0r' l l;C ," J 'He* company. e ' ^ t o R o n ^ a ^ & f r ° f " f “ *n7 to* h“ * arr' n‘ or S e t h‘ o o r ^ s l ^ l s ? " ’ P*nyJ' f ° rP0r*,l0n/ .?*• b1*. * " d •ftoirfSly M R.G thT ! ! ^ ' 'c,0* I'rovided further tost should sucl, individual Approved lone I. I9lf .' G s«*£rPy o r ^ V « r t L ,, i ! ! dJ l i j T<7 - D,. M Treasurer. « h „ !u c f Individual comni^v ^ror* corpora ion or ..g e la tio n Increase —• 7 nr uoueficiarie* named in said .................... , company, eor- Its capital stock or assets to the amounts here •CH AITBR 7292—(N o. 44). N A C T -to Provide lor the Levy ol Taxes for the A ears 1917 and 1911. ’ e II Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: c ui........ m e..state* Section 1. That lor the purpose of securing 1 equal and. uniform rale of taxation an<1 C H A PTER 7 * » - ( N o . 42). ' *b e 1h PPr«;<!P., U 'i0n »2r «b* Current *exAN ACT to Amend An Act Entitled "Ain A c, o l I h e S t i i e i o r the V « r * MH* a'nd to Provide (or-tha Organization and Man* , ’ *• *i\d for the interest on the banded debt gement of Mutual Fire Insurance Associa SSt ' J ' .h Z ' Z r t L 't , Z s r z £ case* or a jury in common _ “ approved __ _____ iJune . . . . ........... . 1*15. __ ns Dir I.1 - 0 - _.w f____ _ _ ft lion*/' I, l / r a » 'r V p ? e n.c0n!.n, ^ T f h ^ S “ * •« C T W ^ s c ito n * . from testimony adduced for that hrreof0,her* l,< COn’ pl7 " * '^ h ,be provisions •rty of the umed T . ^ — tH !’ .* b“ * * « " '« • de^ribed. Such deed shall be in suostantially Be It Enacted by fhe Legislature of Ihe Slate j ", . 1. . r.r.*',, d P*.r*onal property r T c c r ^ l ^ L ' h r J " ^ j " «be i ud« mfn» ressw. different........................ counties for the year 1917 * m jJ . L §j.cu o\wnrJ V r f fr rtJ*rf#enl*f*v# the u m r lorm at now prescribed foe U s deeds. of • Florida: Sec. 4. N o company, corporation or asto7 n dr ,d ln »ueh cates. Section ction I. That Section U ol An Act entit* f e f ml,,# uP°n lh« <U>IUr, and lor the rear in rite i i i r h l i n l h n n n . t r l f °^ nty 0 r #n.J ,htl1 vrit ln ,hr f ^ simple Irt ^-.a I*wt and part a o l Uw« in con- rtatlon organ (red under the laws of any other “ An Acl to Provide lor Ihe Orginliation 1 u * °* fire "••f* uj» n the dollar-7anJ owner ihrrrnf* n! fit! n!\£>T ,,i,C,,Jn,r‘ b>r ,be •*»*« *o aaid lands therrin detcribexl Iree Irotn Stole, or not o l thisState.'.hall 'engage'in'the Uer . . -. V tousiiiuns of nr thia Act, bc and the bustnett M-f l of sick and funeral benefit insurance *nd Management of Mutual Fire fn"ur.nce ‘ bfU *f*° toe l«»W for each of the year* Bre foVh" m e and Counre .,hP" * " ' U ‘ b*"* **C*P‘ *or, 'H« Stale and County taxes, t l *f* hereby repealed. In this Slate unless it"shall ob'ui'n •“ * « " fi'! A tsoclaliw t. approeed June 1. I91S. be an" .“ 4. Tnat That this thia Act t » .s relations." •"?, > »" • ih* Cooatltutional School Tax „f A n W ^ ln the mtnnff m .n ^ e ," ^ thr m n l t f nKtlfi en*“ ihrLffll) Td *° OF 11i ■ tgnnl »“ ' b OF d«il.J shall become effective •tc atm. I. hneatsw ..a w .ia l . . . . __ a ORC mill lirvifl .!/xllar- I*___U . J al__ ri xfte^’ ti the^ a « word . 1 •“UHillflWn IO Iflf DfO* of aulhoHl|r Irom * “ Mrin. the payment of a United States liquor „ Bi * .............. exc e or j s s s s i a ' purpot , •* . yT, sold by suen druggist (or medicinal pu nr)on ,"'wTillen prescription potca, except upon upon aa •rtlirn written prescription prescription oi JnT*notf n\'f riTtVmner^t^h^U^ oV^ddicTe'd T o ftf M ^ a S f l e drug.* p T .^ r ib t o ^ t K •"tount o f alcohol, the disease or .nutody tor faw: p . ^ a sn liT sa S »<. and ih r u m r i». hereby amended to a* •«» read at follow s; if District 1—W, A.'Mcleml of Milton.. r( tonu ° ; , \ ^ ^ aci rh . , * nF other State ,he bu,,n*“ JSk'Jzz; 3nxu!?s~i MEMBERS OF THE SENATE _ bee. 2. — w ~ a! 6 .*.*.»konvry mie Ulxnd* and shall be prepared in pay roll form and certi- i— |,n,;, hereby ln ' ’ 4n / •uhm rrgrd fica lo bT «bf chairman of Ihc ceramliice on t „ m, „ „ , / y Jh i II £ ! aft'n > price* and : ---------------------------------- :--------------------- the "T publication f 'o bllC1,ion in a * newa'paper n ,w ,Ml*er published n u b h S h " " "in !' Tounly Seat „ f the Count, in which auch islands da oe submerged lands are located not less than once , week lor (Su, m n U cu tlv ! verks• In order that any ten on , » h ,. h.‘ . *'<> l .1 v r p,,r w* there i ?n« »and' two second lieutenant*, and, as a batorganisation, one. major commanding •toff ol one adjutant wltj: the rank ol II wh^e re^i.uTedToteT.^nd l m l ol.* i t h e t o x t o ^ J K d voter, ol said L ­ , h „ m,hv £ „ i ,h , military lorcrt’ ol Ihe State, shall h*y* |hc ^o!Ter and it hereby authorised AVa r ,,A P T E R T29fi-(No. 22). r Aisv-T i -FcvybfsIsUnw Insurance Companies or fat]. n A i""*« nd *b>ndlnff Companies Lawfrom pJe?* In the State of Florida * _ " *f|Urilin W nr P*rrxil*ltww T I ..1. A womI* •» Thri ^y.,,1^ * n i 7 n, ,, « a Thf r Cv T j * Tkrir C o m l t .,!> D r d< or D ,ld * Tkit AeU AeT^R.sjvfji* IU* iCriJL?ji* hi c , F! As A . Allowed by Gridin*’ - ! r i i l i " * Re*:d.f1?'. A f 5 ttts From ^ W t o g to Divide iTteir Com- « th o| °» each each year year tainin« such certificate pane, corporation or _ to the State Treasurer of incorporation or assoc annually, under thc oath ol V ice-President and Manaarr r, 1r ms ration -- —~ - ,* _1 r ,1p0r" 0I‘ °7 assoeiatlorv showing, snd shaft ,ul17 M ,i,*7 'h e .Stole Treasurer that such company, corporation qr association I* company .corporation Is *vosseetnoxseetcd of and has actually Invested at least ISO000 In mortgaf e. on unincumbered improved real rss X"•prosed r S May S V aA, 1917, f f S S S , U . approval, ^the §s r'", ."first nri1 :n» t e r s s r Fd,S lS 3 3 & r£^‘;'S i!t i8 t r s r iT c t a i r . , . ^ a , :a u k w . <• ^ ---------- - : ' ' ' •••■•••»/ m me urn lor .Maic ana t.ounty ta P°r*'ion. organised and operating under this rJ7 .V*, he may ft. at upon .aid land. The Tax Assessor shall atAct. may issue policies ol Insurance covering » f" rt**'d, **lb ' ° Mld •** fob for the year 1911 and tubProP«rir pfopfrty ol of this Stair, State, or o| of any county or .S Z r , t The Bo*7d .«>f Goum 'V, Commission, sequent , earl a special warrant lo Iht Tax Col"tunicipallly o f this State without contingent tr* ,v r 7 county, Immediat ■ . j : .......- -• — ,UWIi' 7 » b« *u« b Po'l^T of insurance eon- •«•">•"' ra' S of ! i , " . 7 7 s such special warrant shall ...... ___ T T * i . , * f **or and be the a t ! " t a , each county lund. and they" arc 'hereby au‘- fton “ o f ' said' "a xe »** thorned to levy a tax ol not more than five luhatinilxllv in ih , f n ~ ~ 1 ' ' *h* *** mill, upon the dollar on thr real and perxonal "Special (v 1 rrant l! r t ' ! l l ! ! i n , t . property ataetxed for taxeo for the hgeneral T a x rS 's.'.tV M , H o ^ . C°.l!*C,l0nT.0! Pi?,1” ! ! shall rmrT enter lnr the date when redeemed or the date when deed * ‘ was executed, and by whom ,Heemed or to whom horn deeded, and Ihe amount paid on tuch redemption. If the certificate i - " 'bv th* (aid Trustees, the w redeemed it - held Clerk shsll transmit to such Tran ces th* amount paid on the redemption of auch cerllficate, and told Trastre* ahall forward t6 the Clerk said certificate for cancellation. H *u' h »• M * .b f . • " Individual or v is s s s 's s tv ,m '’u"p,i“ “v.»» .S z-^ T 'xtrJxafst . ?»<?• Sir-lpa? ' ' ''' _____ ' _ _ ...fill l* L r'i. » 9'- H I |>4) A (und shall he earned Should there al any time he a loss by fire ore , proper!; ________ _______ Tty of the State, the State Fire Insurance I Fund shall he charged with the lots to sutUmrd and the fund again ire credited with Memiums on property of the State until said State Hre Iniurance Fund shall again have acramuUtrd the turn o.I ,fSD.On ^ |Ww to ...its V(% M„ , i%it credit, I . ^ nf the intention of th b Act to. a* nearly la possible, at all times have L"<1.0CV)‘ tn the «Mit this esessig. fund. Mill Any Ifunds In IIIC the AlJIf State • ” of ...... sJIHi w III Trrsiury not otherwise appropriated may he »«ed by the Board of Commissioners ol State lastttutmtTs in replacing any property ol the St»te that may by damaged or destroyed by c - See- L This Act shall take effect upon lit approval by the Governor, or •yon its and becoming a law without such apIrani. , Approved \lay 22. 1917.* r ip e n .r . of al| Sec. 4. The actual ir.V .lln. memlrer. of the varii.u. visiting THE LAW MAKERS of Florida: ,Uf'l by any company authorisedh| ** Section I. Whenever any policy of insurance tn •*!<• Slate .hall hr limits •*- i “ sow hi force on property of this Stale .hall '^mpanles having * capital , lock u(^ »loliS)*in such .property be reinsurrtl ‘ " ' " I *• hereinafter orov'idecP rnir Yn. ,evpite. . . . . . . shall not ...................... la in an insurance Insurance rompan company or companies Been- »*»ume on any one,life policies 7 , - / . ' “ '* led to do business in Ihil l State, but the State Mreemenls. herein* th; °' Treasurer shall ascertain the amount o l ' pTe. e*ceed lift) (unerx[ *l^n’r,?u *h*11 Biums that would be required to insure'such having a capital .tod, a/ iwiivm ■ . -------- — -x - — a- wnten is now or mar ,L , n r * ni|N i i_ .1 . . ■Mingninj IO il mary court martial sentences. ' by thc laws ol the United State* *or * T C H A P T E R 7291—(N o. 33). k , nr n **"• Stale, shall request or See. 7. Members permanently moving from ' ganiiktion, government and. djtetplim t^ A N ACT to Provide For the Appointment tkw gG, , c *,nff M It* atrent, and re.ld ofand Recommissioning ol Officer* on the Re­ (h r fottnly thill be considered to have resign- organised * militia • and for ***** *7 *r tind'i V !? ..*I*v‘'7” !*. or oUrr.'1"to " divide. unless rrepon.ible responsible for (or any funds and a~nd number o f officers and non n o n commit* c o tm x u '''""- ^ H jfw reit ’ ‘to ' tired List and Reeerv* List ol Ihc National ed. and, unlrti pro ond delinquent, they .hall thill be lie dirchar- fleer* fle ........... ...... .............. ................. .. prryerty and ol any grade, in any H J ^ r d hy , n7: . d“' W * ? * " ' « h M > y V ' ^ r “ ,^ H u m “of nl'c^* times 'by s u c h d ra g tls ta and open to I h e i n ’ Guard ol Florida Without Examination. — -T the commanding officer, and any vacpanmem .— , _— _ „ „ C ir f ! l bL ' h. l _,n d *.n7. . » « ' T V " ? * " ' * or o « c ■ fAit c ' . sf f r .ki.broker or' other t^reon. no?7 hoi during any period of thirty roneerutlre speetion of all State, County and Municipal Be 1*.Enacted by the Legislature of the State •ncy iT '! “ ">"»T pereon, not in the rommiattonrd officer* shall be [shed, and the grade of auch officer* |fct of Florida:daj for any com m on or other carrier to Officers. Such druggists shall register in a filled at In the manner prescribed for the commissioned officer* be after . person who it on the ** •"* •*.«.u.xs i-ir.cn oru tor me eommititoned omeerx may » ,m|ty. Section 1. When any ship peson in- an 1t.of th if Art* *W p ‘ " pro,rid,d . .or ,transport . . to any................... ir county hook kept for that purpose all prescriptions oi offieere pursuant to this Act. extent neceaaary to tecure *ucb “ " L h^ ( the or rlection precinct in this thia Slate which wl___ ____ election precinct. has f,nm physician* mentioned In thia Section. retired list or reserve list of the National Sec.'tLt. . The commissions of officer* shall <b) In time ol peace, *b e .,*"*^ *1.--^ V * bid in g^ -*™ *.. •rt,nff •°.r •«>y o f may hereafter vote against the sate of staling the name of the person for whim pre- Guard of Florida, •hall be appointed or elect- L .'.!f ( • iVu f company, or association, an — a Florida riortda tnan * actual appolntmen*^. Officers National Guard ok *h*JI_ bw n d» *t * ‘ lP. IntoxtretIng liquor*, wlnee or beer for tha serilied. the date of the prescription, the name *d to office in the National Guard of Florida, , . . '. L •bftl divide or offer ,0 ” • I O " ,1 -sur shall take'precedent according fffleniU ted men and such number o l t f f Ww w— •r - 'll, tf|or isis * use personal usewoof esewil such g*-w person, for x11ths use ol Ihe physician Issuing fhe p prescription, the '« »ball not b« necessary for sttoh person to un„rV tn cra L * fftrjr?,a g f i w j l r . com m iitiont ' “ tJie ,'b*l,a,e dat* of their rank, and whenever two atoned officers aa may be r^ lair*dT||/'(rtrev. ?( m»m b#r« o f h li fo m llf r fiM In i w ith ' ' T l . r L% , ? *M d e r t o a mental or rrofriiion il examination be. i r W k , r b , !? id *«»"'• with any other 1 are o f the same date, their prescribed plan of orff*"j**tionk/rv. ftquitr -or wine anil not e sc,rilin g six quart* prrtcribfd. inti «uch rteord thill at ill lim n nm.ss.one... without s u c h ’ ex,bE bmffth of and such naval militia u U.now or ^ iO w o,htf f*™"- n°« • hr o fffl to the tame Inspection at tuch pre- *°n. •h**l m committioned. of brer or melt where said brrr or mail dose |fi>t Art. * 7 C,P' ** provided in Sectit 1• amlnation. ,0 an office higher In rank than waa . .. t o ! , .V a ' u ^ *n. Mid ° '« * " ' * • '« ** projrided tor b7. j * * ; ' K i j millli* not contain more than ffvr prr centum of . . seripiions. 11 shall he - lawfot for a druggl.i to aell beld by him while in active service. 1 1 1 . rf *'' ^s"1 br , , f P«*fG con n 'ilu teth e )n rx»« “"tou1 . ^ .btovlftont of this Act f i g ^ ° f ‘ h,r1r r0" w u « '7' grain alcohol for pharmsceutlcal. scientific and * «• .». U V .*nd ° ! Uw * *0 c°."' ouriy In the a h lir S iw * (ra w ,hU « U ,,^ J ^ « d toV«ion w eminent <!**»« •srd . „ ! 7Ulon commissions Z v ' t t t t d l n tor ! ' or Gin.7 ^ ~ ^ * ,V r’ 1/ rto w rin V .h ill hive the P ” „ f . » For any pr.ee, „ r m .n.s.rr o f any re? mechanical purpose* or wine for sacrsmtntal fl,c* **«b *b« pfu»i»ion» of thi* Act are hereby or 't o o l '" 1 Vrfn,*< •nd non ' to such irede commission thereof. ' b» / ^ - ! r ^ . nnd ihe m.sltnum no* Ilfflout iWnomlnallon or P#ct In r t fflv t and purpose, by religious hoslle*. only lo *ny per- rtpcaUd. this wben ,b* property I and who i* of IntemperThis shall effect Q • T , ' rre,its , .linn. n . . th . Increase^ this_ force bey . . . nrffaniir she **•**• ootarss winrs. tor sarramental purpotr*. or son not * minor is not “ temper- ., &*c. ° --------«* X * , ---------•"t1 A n tci‘ • » "d' take «•«» tn ' c «byImmediate* tmthe roeuutv rr i . # In ...... .......... l* ! nd. own*d by • n o i minor .n o wno .. no, or .nremper tn approval G ov I t.■JTkr A* & ,'b* U>v*ntment riUblirhed by Jaw. and t ° *_________ ^ * T j ! : cf tk* lor any com m on earrlrr. o r o.hrr r.rrtrr. ,0 . , e h.hits or addicted .0 the use. of narcotic 17 » P ° " •» P*M*jt. K V o iib Z N *«i< ^ l ' ^ d n7 Florid. . h . l f T . . ^ ^ t o p r o ^ r o f f i ^ a! V * * " * ilr j*1*" ?nd when the insurance •hip or trenaport tor aaid purposes to any drug*, who shall at the time snd place- of speh " ,rn “ G or upon It* becomfn ' • *• •nd tb tll .ffoverw the taid Guards, service may require. , ; , ^ rnT ol “ I J ? '" '* '* 7 « " r religtou. den om m .* M )f. mg),t in affidavit In writing signed bv »«ch approval sub,eel to auch revision a . may be made by ( c ) It shall be unlawful for £ j >7 •y 76. 1917. 4 rT neraon nrm firm or o , corporation roranretloo L blm•,1, b« ,or«* ,»h!T*tlm!"?nd*‘ ,u.*b,t__ df“__«-«. 1,*»..*nUr«'‘ln r ir t«»d Approved Ms; • Ihe commanding officer, and in ao far at th ey » men w h.ttoever, other .‘ h * / ,V|» Sut*. . s4)i) For e o rr an v 1 . . . • rn (4 anyr person, person. Arm ‘w ~ i f |5**?t ^Ik. are not Inconsistent with the Constitution of gtnited land and naval militia ol t» ^ 1o receive and poreere alcohol to ba ured In S S T S t L X d « « T s ? .t.tin r the iu ln to v CH A FTE R 7293—<(No. 24). TV- ___ __. . . . ii.tird s u i r * f f n r x <f ,h« time . n d ^ * and fa? whtt p u r ^ U A N AC T to Provide For the s7adeot**j I o i ,Rd written J.- j ncn * Ij " . 1* p . " 'O p°mp*ny, corporation or attoc.at.on, or Equipment and Maintenance I j,i cl S rE 77. tnd c ^ u n t c r . f i i n r i ] / t o ! . h ' Ub^ b.7: tba-company or aasoclati Guards, to Preacribe Its Fo m J military sc.cnce .. » »■ S W S S u ftd agalnrt a t S i ” urtf! c l instruct.°n» »° lo /r th e f as • . _ Poretlon or association may be made upon ant any ‘ a l w a , duty by the" sC vlff' ed , ^ ' c o n 'n , 7 . " « b“ y ‘ Z S ^ l r J SSd anlre n! « ^ u ? Z J n" r C* •u,horl‘ 7d • « « » or representative of Ih eeom .« Government Govcn . U her cat, Ths and people o l lha order of a Circuit Judge of said V otm ty u p oo m M tor w e b ^c*sRm ; » d »Ptdk* " <w or of any pin y, corporation or ...ocision jn thia State s s o s a w c s v s r i ! & " “- v " 7 . r - 'a s a t f s f e s set out in Section 6 hereof, but such exerpriwns m u 1, . ..ti~ t n ,. . . ,.j burd'rn'ol Z t X n M n i Z ' u m f & he" !>X lo abridge or deny the right or privilege of te ol ,n f Individual, or oimpany, corpiKation or ’! " s t t u - s ^ a i r i s i i " ” 55? ? « CHAPTER TtH— (N o. K ). AH ACT Creating a ■ S State Fire Insurance Fund, and Authorising sin g the Board of Comnittiiineri of State Institutions to Insure All I doftar 1°* ? or ° *rao r e Thon1f fiv e*°h u'ndr r d^!tol 11 r *! or t>e imprisoned in the county jail lor period _of^ time not more than six months or , bolh fine and imprisonment, flee. 9. That, any indictment, information, presentment or affidavit lor any violation of this Act need not negative tne exception* hertin contained,1 or ioai that m the intoxlcatini e mioEicannic # ^ j ! lP.Po 0Mthis h i.,,rAct , ,^shall ; i i * !in" , n ,h ,,«’ fo v‘ *,una of Acl thali r - way apply Visions (hi. no a. . presentatives and hen employed. The pay of the „ _ , .. the House of Representatives shall be M per day each. The y ol the doorkeeper o| the Senile and the f f U S ^ 'R epresentative, s h .lib e « per day . . - - 7 . ' ’ ------7 *7| ■ IUIIU5, " , *nd the same is. hereby amended *0 as to fe - ** *' * C H A P T E R 7303—(N AN AC T to Provide For and Redemption of Drainage _ _ No lieM by the State for lion petiod shall have been made, becaut* ol * mail or dtlivee either^ 4 said any fail failure to last paying taxes were asgiving the --------_ _ a t q and Representative* ahatl be 24 per day each. The pay ol the Janitor of the Senate ____ "* *11" *. ? .! ? . P77 < ^M7, 7' ?•nd "? b# h# •h411 •bail 0receive *1 ( 7 4 the sum n of t<S e%.ra lor help and overtime. T h , -*•.s!aaf,b’ ,M s,“" Section L That alf certificates of lxn,t snt<4 Hr nl tor Jh, non p .y U ‘„ ( £ £ f t j *r, 11 ,b * ,17’ r •• *b« payment ^ that the u s & r js.it ? ,h“ thereon lhad been , _ U* deed lor either'of tbe two v- �O O pastes ahall shall p pay t* t h li SUta B u t* and not mar* thaa «• k. p . I l l ; Bartaa D j •*> aa to ta d aa gtr tha property ar i a . '. . . a r ta * * ff^ e r lb o d J ‘ T lh * 9 ° mP’ eosnplete lilt o f tuch aecuritle* and the valua he appraised tad fixed by the Boeid of Direc­ Insurance Ccompanies Means, ta* and la “ ,l" a<iditax o f ffl* i t . aa* - Aktamabtie* o f m ore tkaa 41 h. p , aad hat lim b a f any psreon. ( t i t a a r l i r j h. ! ' lfa * t trrtJar. t h a ja r o c *»*H r t f tha.**■* . t o .tha o f & asm* it the time rccrlrrJ. uJd aecuri- tor*. T h e C Comptroller ihall hire the authority Traaaurar a lloaaae l »U J Bart*# ■ : Autom o- a m otor vehicle operated on . it* each aach o f m aald eompanlra ----ahall. m ere-than M h. P-. p.. lH 5 • lien therete id eempa--------J,.T7 . ? h i T f a w i w e u 4 a p p ta t i the •‘r a T g J J W h a ld a u h jr ctto the payment of ta supervise aad reriae the appraised value of upon of — more •• *h. ‘U- tny-iSret day -* --------after ---------bile* ---------~ “than ■*- *• > “p-. t i t ; Any * — typo o f w ay M thia B u t# V i ^ V d . 0,0, “ pjbl,« high. the o f any jodgaaeat or decree which may be render­ peat due paper aad accurity aa provided lot la tha naaaaxe of tble Act, aad upon the thirty* autom obile seating ten or more passengers. fo r a * ........ t -igifrlrt ,niu hear ed against aaJd com pear, oa accoeat o f the thit paragraph. flrat d a y o f each succeeding January thara* speed shall ba p r t m " fa c “ i r i d i c .?* • *< Sec. ( . T h a t any banker, officer or director aftar, pap to tho Sthte. Treaeurer two per p r ie ile m htrtin granted. Provided. further, M otor vehicle# having been licensed by any pereoa operetlag euch motor y.w Js,hf ‘ th* that the chargea m ade by eald com pear (or of any bank or trust company organised and cent e f the groee amount e t receipts o f pro* other Slat* a f Lhe United B u tts shall bo orating th . rant, at a ra?. i f Vt^ 2 .* J? ° » ' subject to tba provlatona o f this Aet after thaa la r»a*onabla and proper wllhla tea dera after the adjournment of making abstract! ahall not exceed the current doing business la this BUM violating any ol ralums from policy boldara la this State. Sick end funeral benedt companion or ne* such m otor vahlel* has been In tb* State tlo « o f tba provlatona o f thia i m ta,Tl 9 U . each Court, the Comptraller ahall audit the prssc e l ohargtd by other firms, corporation! or tko provisions of this Act, shall b . deemed ■tillty of a felony and upon conviction tbeeaof eept within *tho llmlla of ^ *f- •«ladiridnala .. aerrice. for a period of thirty days. toetallona doing tu*tn*#g undtr t h i p t i r M il, earn* and draw hla warrant oa the Treaauay “ _ “ '°'WM*t*d shall be punished by a fine of oot exceeding Da wa ofF lorida, Acta o f 11*1 ahall pay ta ........................u , May Ml H I 7 . Motor Trucks (F or hauling any load alher c it y .. tho rat* o f ape.,] Approved for the am ount due thereon, and ahall par than passengers)—Be rice W : Trunk* Of not M.OM. or by imprisonment lo the State prison operated on the public h l « h « r a V h,*u . I f f i i . . . . _ ___ ____tha Stats Treaeurer two per cent e f the groee over to the Treaeurer each warrant aad the not eaceeding exceeding five years, or both auch CHAPTER 79*7— -to. 9). pot auch fine fine aad end amount e f receipts from poller holder# In m ors than on* ton. |1B; fieri** X : Trucks o f 8 t* l». "h e r * the •Pretoria r ie w V f th! xhu amoual returned hr the Clerk nf nay e f raid . N ACT to 1‘rotldr lor the Paymentla InImprisonment. fr o m lc d . that the provisions this Stats. Provided, that Knights of more Pyth-than on* loa and not mora thaa 1 ton*. And traffic Is obstruct'd ■hfiD, B°hw ~ pfoVieie Couru. taking up the raqqlaiUati o f the a e r k AN stallmens, end Otherwise of theCommit- and penalties I pi this thia A ct shall ahall not not apply apply to 1*» or other fraternal or benevolent eas<J- I lk ; Berts* T: Track* o f more than 9 tons a erem ln , or t n t . r a . c l S pub” . slvea to th e Tmaaarar. •» and not more than 4 tons. 111; Bor!** Z : when trar.ralng a brldg., or a ctatioaa shall be exem pted from the provislons ol the Several County Assessors of ear drilling contracts. Sen f. T h at l e c tion K IT o f the Oenarnl Trucks o f more than 4 tons, 1100. or a .trap desc.nt, or a eurv. in th . hSh*-1*" Testa la the_____ State o_*l Florida, and tto Pro_ o f _______ _____ Sec. t. That ia additloo to the penalties alone o f this Act. Rtatutae o_____ f tho_____ State Florida __bo aad____ tha This aball not apply to motor trucks opeacrad. 1 , miles an hour auch r » f . hw*7. Should any Insurance company, eaaocla* la barehy amended eo aa to read aa r ida the Time When, and the Fund From herein above enumerated, the officer or direc­ by county commtsolonors on county ahall bo prim * facia a.ldsB e. S * t W ?^ * 4 follows: ______ ______ Which ________ Such Payments Shall____ De_____ blade. tor o l any bank or trust company organised tlonr-flrm or .Individual fa ll to pay to tho orated State Treaeurer the percentage au enure roads for constructing or repairing road* son operating such motor vahleU ta * *Legislature of the State under the taws ol thia State and doing butil l t f . A ccounting' and Paym ent ta tha 'B’ e '• It Enacted “by the . r>o e . ■*~ '> u n t* - — of m----------y s ip -U— and ow n*d-by th* eeualy ar rohd district# In# t h . same at ts r e t . 'of apraj fr r a tJ f^ V * n . ■ Florida -Ewmptreltar.—•T h e CTirt ~ o r ' a n y or aaia - ‘ ~ o i Florida!----------------------------------------- ------- -nee# 1 st -this State.- who violates any of the p™- r e w ir e___d .e f. ithe and uaed by them exclusively In such work. Is reaaonabl. and proper and in wtnt.it ,h** Court! ahall, within two week* a ftir the Section 1. That from and after the passage visions ol this Act ahall be subject to summary from policy holdara In this State by t h . No (leans* fra shall be required for a sin­ tha nroTtalona o f this Ac " l ? i n i ' of adjournment o f nay term, render to the and apprbral o( this A ct. it ahall be the duty removal from office by the Comptroller of the flrat day o f March In **eh and av .ty f o r . gle trailer of not m ort than 100 pounds’ c a ­ spend o f * m otor vehlclsoporatalf*. 6f Lomptroller a full statement o f hla accounts of the Comptroller of the State of Florida, to State o l Florida and ahall not be eligible to th* cartlflcat. of authority lMU»d to eald pacity. Whan m ore than 1 trailer o f not publld highways o f thU Btara In paa.fnc J?* for^ monjta received and* d lA u r t4<] by him issue to t*ch ol the County A ttestors ol re-election to auch position or to any other' Insurance company, association, Ann. or in ­ more than 44) pounds’ capacity la attached atrrat railway car that la station s^ or isl£ J under the foregoin g provision*, and par over Taxes, severally. In the State o( Florida, official position in any bank or trust company dividual, a* th* case m ay be, to tranaaet to a single motor vehicle, or when on* or to atop, on th# asms aid* o f ! ! > « « ? — bualnoaa In thia Biat*. aball b* cancelled any In his hands; aad should are Ordinarily received quarter■■annually, ontlie the first Monday o f Janu- doing business in this State for e period o< and - balance . ---- w — ——*— --------—hay '• ■«—»••• ■■ea» /s OQ revoked by (he State Traaaurar. and It more trailer* o f m ore than IM pounds' c a ­ paaranger.exceeds g y Cltrk t M t —fo Pny oOT« try, April. July Octobgr, And O ctober, three m ile, an hour4 d^T ify . A p ril and October, on demand ol five year* from the date ol such removal. - „fa ll Id .ir c------—r -in-d °J*r »ufyr, April. July oa demand ol ahall t>* unlawful for any auch Inauranea pacity are ao operated, th* same license fee charged, promptly all monies ao paid ta him, rate or aprad ahall t>« pTlVna f? c l. ra.A*'*** lax**, i • Vl _ . f ■_ e, . . W e ” ! •Vc " County A »»f»»ori o lf iA iet, retpectiyely, Sec. 7. That the provision* ol thia Act ahall company, association. Arm or Itjdlvldual t0 shall be paid on aach and t x t r r trailer ao ties r~ • * •• . ______ ] be paid h i _________ , not be construed aa repealing any o| the ex­ transact any bualnea* thereafter In thia Btat* operated aa la herein required for a m otor that t h . person op era tin g ^ a n ek ra iS i**** h lcl* I. operating the rame ? , ? #‘ op »•; . of the of Florida, for aii amount or isting banking laws, unless provisions of same unless such Inauraflc* com pany, aaraetatlon. Vehicle o f th* same capacity. be tho duty o f tho Comptroller to report to * sState u l * ol ** Bee. T. Where application la mad* to th* *P**d greater than la raasonablVand be in direct conflict with the provision* ol Arm or Individual ahall b# granted’ a now Com ptroller for Ih* registration o f any m o­ 4nq , n * ,0,* ,,on o f t h . provtaion. of this Aet" tho Oevernor anyfailure on tho p a rt'o f 'th e ! ? S l T t o . t o a r t t & S l t n #.rr k k ito. a pptwiH ••a f-nKf..iiw me*/-ra..mt fee total iamount M W olV commissions H M ___|Bre* this Act. certificate o f authority to transact bualnea* tor vehicle or trailer between.th* dates Ja n ­ O report • and faithfully account for ' 1»- .Application-lor licenses lo o L r.,* At tenors ol Taxes* or In this 8tat*. In compliance' With provlalon* any such m onlea; and tho Oovernor la au* •"*» Countr V Approved June 4; 1 JIT. ; flrat and Jun* 10th. the fra charged for motor vehicles, aa a chauffeur, may V ^ i l ! o f taw authorising such certlflcat* o f author­ uary smwiibwm, oa WM account ■vevum of vi each melt i«hiuii «iaai £*• ... P/Meceaeor j ” * in o « a^*e IfOm the StAtO of thoriaed. report from auch registration shall be on e-half o f th« hy mall or otherwise, to the ".m p tr S w th# Comptroller, to suspend from office nny •’ loridA during And for the preceding year, ity to ba Issued. CH A PTE R TlTIk—(N o. U.) amount aet forth In Section t of thia Act. upon blank* Prepared under hi* autb^rira euch dtfauttlnv Clerk until the neat seeslon M a t he balance of the comminiona earned by AH A C T to Amend Section One Hundred Each Insurance com pany or association. Sec. A Tha registration fs* Imposed by o f the U fls la ta r t. *uch County A u n t o r o l Tates, respectively, - . 1 f.he p,ov1l,d,d, hcr,ln *h‘ H hr deposit?! and Seven (107) o( the General Statutes of Arm or Individual, mentioned In thia Act. this Act shall b* In llou o f any county or with the application. Such app!ication ,v.!i, Itec. t. That this Act ahall take effect d u n n e each rear, over and above the amount the State ol Florida Relating to Warrant* doing bualnea# In thU Btat*. ahall upon th- m unicipal llcena* fra, nnd It shall be Un­ br verified and ahall aute the age o M h . Immediately upon Ita passage and approval °» auch Instillment payments herein provided flrat day of Octobar after the patseg* o f thia lawful for any county or municipality to Paid. by the Oovernor. *be payable when a report o f errors f° r. Act, and upon th* flrat day o f each succeed­ collect any llcsnra or registration fra on any pllcant. end no llcett.e ahall be "tsued to sn ^ Enacted by the Legislature o l the State ing Approved June 7. 1917. and double aueaamentt It approved by the De oItf Florida: October, furnish to t h . Ittat* Treasurer, m otor driven veh icle: provided, that all perren under the age of eighteen years 12 County Commiiaioners, and a copy thereof the name and addreaa o f each a g.n t or so­ count!** and munlclpalllle* may charge an fore a chauffeur a license ia granted ih. .T Section 1. That Section 107 ol the General licitor aulhorlied to w rit* Inaureae# la thta additional llcena* tax on all motor driven .C riA P T B R T ill—(N o, I). filed with the Comptroller. Cf!«* P*M VUch e ,lm ln*tlon as io Statute* o f th* State o f Florida be, and the Slate, together with the affidavit o f a»pb vehicles used for hire, which additional tax P AH ACT to Prohibit the Issuing by Any One quclifieatlona aa the Comptroller ahall pre! tame la hereby amended so as to read as fob auch agent that he ha* not and wtll not d i­ ahall not exceed fifty Per cent of tbb Stato TL i ! * f h P * ? 0 " ,0 * h®r" » llcenie'u Iowa: rectly or Indirectly divide or offer to divide llcena* tax. granted ahall be attltned some distinguish;** 107. Record of Warrant* Paid.—The Comp. • hla commlaalon*. or rebate any part o f any ttumber or mark, and the license issued Sec. I. Upon the sale o f any m otor ve­ trailer shall cau^e to be entered in the War­ premium on any policy o f Insurance with any hicle already registered In accordance with be in such form aa the Comptroller ahall At. rant Register a record o l the Warrants paid corporation, firm or individual; and for each th* foregoing section* o f thl* Act, tb* van- tarmine: It may contain special restrict!ms local agent or solicitor, eech Insurance com ­ Therein, and to rrovlda r.n U h m .n t I?* 7 A * il ^ ^ 1* 0<„ WOBl1h' Therefor. *F. on th . first day of each and every month. during the previous month, and shall make pany ahall pay to th* State Treaeurer a dee shall within ten daya. notify th* Com p­ and limitation* concerning the type of tr -J He It Enacted by the Legislature of th . on ,‘ rn'* n<l ol such County Assessor o f Taaee, such entry in the record so required to be license tax of |l. and It ahall be the duty of troller o f Ih* asm*, upon blank furnished hy power, horse power design and other feat -es State nf Florida; respective!) an amount or sum equal to oue* krpt aa shall show the number ol each War- the State Treasurer to transm it to th# Coun­ th* Comptroller for that purpoee. staling tha o l the motor vehicle .which the license t - « Section 1 . W hoever elves, makes or la* twelfth ( i 'l l ) ol lour-filtha (4 $ ) o l the total rant paid, in whose iavor drawn, to whom ty Ta* Collector the nam# and addreaa of nam# and butlnaaa editress o f th* previous operate !hereunder; It shall contain the Ji, •uea to another any draft, order or cheek, amount ol commissions received by auch paid and the date of payment. every aueh agent a* rvaldea respectively In owner and th* number undsr which auch tinguishing number or mark assigned to tv. Sec. fi. That all laws and pant of laws in auch county. Counties, cttle# and town* may m otor vahlel* la rvglatared, and also the licensee, hit name, place ol residence snd at either In hta own behalf, or aa agent fof County Assrvsor ol Taxes, or hia predreeasor nam* and business address o f th* vendee, any person o r persona, trm or corporation in. office, Irom auch County, during and for conflict wish the provisions ol thia Act be, require a llcenke ta* o f anv aueh a«»nt b°« together with all other data required In Sec­ dress, and a brief description of the b e r m , f or. or chattels, lands or the preceding year, and the balance o l the and the same are hereby repealed. to exceed fifty per cant o f thl* Btat* License tion 9 o f this Act. Upon filing auch state­ for the purpose of Identification. The Com? Approved May S . 1917. * Tex. 5 iiT i i ? . V i . 0[ r * ,u*> title commltsiqna earned b y euch county Aaaeteor ment such vends* shall pay lo th* Com ptrol­ troller shall furnish, without extra chart* • That each Inauranea com pany, association, ler a fra o f off* dollar, and upon r*c*lpt o f Jhertfor. to each chauffeur ao licensed, a a x ' ferf^J u ^ n r a i . r «»Chn ! ^ i n h. ,,r; *r,n.V of respectiecly. during each year. o -rr C H A PTK r " 7T71—(N q l j ) . firm or Individual *h*H P »r lo «*»• * W s such atatemaat and fe*. th* Comptroller able metal hadge srith the distinguishing rum ortb^or^Thsck andf ihaTTnot $ anJ ,he irnount o l such Inatallment par* AH A C T to Amend Section One Hundred Treasurer for each traveling agent or aollcl- ahall fll* aueh at*t*m*nt In hi* office and gtvtnV m . ^ n ; ‘ riau "nV or praaeMa o™* “ Prorlded lo ,. shall be payable and Three (ICO) o( the Genetal Statutes of tor doing bualneea In thl* Slate, a llcenae tax not* upon registration book or Indtx auch her or mark assigned to him thereon. This such draft, o r je r or check h are sufficient h ? ? ,tp on «>/ w o r e end double aasessbadge shall thereafter be worn by the ehtulCountlra. cltl.a change of owa*rahlp the State o| Florida in Relation to the tasue o f t t t for each auch .g e n t money on drpoelt with each bank or bank. mrn,,t !• approved by the County CommissionSec. 10. Upon th* aal* o f a motor vahlet* (cur. Affixed to hit clothlnc (n a contpicu jqi of Warrants br the Comptroller ol thia State, and tow n, m a y require from any auch trav­ Ine house, person, firm or corporation to n i* rrt 0 , .,h« »«v«rl, e°untle* respectleely, and a place at alt lime* while he it operating or drivsaid draft, order or cheek by the b a n t ikrrrol fi|t<j with the Comptroller o l the lie It Enacted by the Legislature *1 the State eling agent or solicitor a llcena* tax of II by a manufacturer or daaler which has been ing hit motor vehicle upon public hi-hwari for each county. eJty or town that h# doe* previously operated under a dealer's license, ol Florida: banking houas, pvrson. Arm or corporation Such badge shall be valid only during th* term th* vendc* shall b* allowed to op«rat* earn* Segfion 1. That Section IQS of the General business In. <irawn upon, shall not within twsnty-four SfC That If and when the boundaries For aach- Insurance adjuster, whether reelih* highway* and *tre*ta o f thl* Btat* o l the license of the chauffeur to whom it it ' noun after written nolle# o f th#‘ prvienta* •nJr County U the State of Florida are Statutes of the State of Florida be amended dent or non-realdent. w ho ha* not paid a li­ upon for Or period o f not m ore than fifteen day* issued at aforesaid. Every person licensed ts iffiMwi 0 f nd noB’ P*>'tn#nt by such bank. ( hanged, whereby auch County, after guch ao aa to read aa follows: cense aa agent or traveling agent, who ad­ after taking possession tharoof; provided 101. Warrants.—Every warrant iasurd by the justs Inauranea toase* In thl* Stale, each In­ that during such period th *. motor vehtel* operate motor vehicle* aa a chauffeur u. le* ^floila##* ? #rf,>n« finn or rewporatlon change ol boundary, include* more o r let* e-Ulmi!1.. . . >r orch sek . m sk# full and aaar*table property than wat included in such Comptroller ol mis State ahall be numbered surance company, association, firm or Indi­ ahall have attached thereto. In accordance thia Act ahall endorse his ntual slgnsture on .1 tDr.:?* r r , , , *h*l<’n by returning the eon- County prior to such change. In auCh event, in chronological order in each fiscal year com- vidual. shall pay to the State Treasurer a with th* provisions o f thia Act, a number the margin of the license issued ta him ia a plat* bearing th* registration nf th* manu­ apace provided thereon for the purpoie in. or s /t ? ,or ,ueh ofiler alter such change o l boundary, the amount or m rocing with number O n ei and each war­ license tax o f flft. For each Insurance ra te-m ik a r or rat# facturer or dealer under which It might pre­ mediately upon the receipt of such Heeme fa v n r^ r.il P* r*.°" or P*r*<,n> *h whoa, turn to bg paid to the County Assessor ol rant shalj refer to the Comptroller*! voucher nirtKi!. . °ed»r or check was mads Taxes ol such County, in installments as pro- by the number thrreof, which voucher shall agent, traveling In able Atate. who make*, viously have bean operated; and, provided and puch license ahall not be v illj until is ea. Evgry application lor a license filed * t-»vn irinw r^v, ,h.*v •*m* , h *>l not h av. jided in Section one and two of this Act, shall* also be numbered, aa aforesaid, and said war­ flae* or recommend* th# fixing or adjustment further: That application for registration In dotted the amoum ,J.r or by Paying l>e Increased or diminuheu in proportion a« rants shall also state the name ol the original of rate* In thl* State, each Insurance com ­ th* n*m* o f th* vends* ahall hav* bran tinder the provision* ol thia section thill be t:companied bv a lee ol *7.00. and all licenses is mad*, by mall or otherwla*. before auch v e­ pany. association, firm or Individual repre­ •h i la^?ul h older r h . V " ; p» rM ‘ h* »»•«••«« »>lue lor the preceding year ol creditor and the different transferees and re­ ahall ha ao used.. turd hereunder ahall expire on Janusry frit ol haw I... ,r f ***• •sots Shall live proprrty added to tir aubtractad Irom such fer to the particular Act or Resolution, and sented by him. or who## rate# ar* affi-cted hicle See M No pereon ahatl operate or drive rich year; provided, however; Thjt tie 're I - .a #n,|, l * r,,r' r: * 1 — * -.w-w,,,m»i * 'IUM 17 , hears f r a i l to iu fine i i r i i r i ] vvalue aiuc ui an Section thereof, on which it was issued, and by hta service*, whether euch company Is op ­ derms.1 guns gull, t'ounty. the total aaitesved of all alone or *• a mem ber of any aaaocl- a m olar vehlcl# who la under fourteen ye»r* (or licenses granted on nr alter April fir.t ia . L ,r ' * n upon l*onr|e«l°n ahall bs l roperty in such County for the year last pre the head ol the eapenditure to which die lame erating o f age unteas auch person la accompanied any year thall tic one hall the annua! Ire or*, atlon or combination of com panlet shall pay on r l. ! *r ImpMffionmffint In th# Rtat« prl». cr«ling such change of t*Mintl*ry. J is chargeable, and tt-c amount allowed ahatj to th* Btat# Traaaurar a llcena# tax of IIS by a duly Realised chauffeur or by th* owner vided for herein. nr t» / T nV? th * n on# r#4r* ,he inatallment payment* pro- be stated in words at length; and no warrant Provided however, that nothing In Ihla of th* motor vahlel* being operated. 'noiifitna sided biaeu ior ^a ,„, . L * r' "’ " V* ............ on* 'hnuaand lor in hretn Seetion two ol this Act. w bfih are shall ever be issued until the same has been Section contained shall apply «o mutual fire Sec 50. Upon the recint of an a--lic>t.ia 8ee. tl. ?*o person ahall operate or drive _____ • or "7 »oth #ucb An# and Imprison- to be made during the j t i r \3\lf may And th ill authorised by Act or Resolution ol the Legis­ Inauranea companlea. organlaed and doing a motor vahlel# on th* public highway* of for a license under this Act. the Cornp ro'Jrr m-nt. thia Btat*. unless such vehlcl* ahall hava tha _ 1* made by the County Commttiionert of the lature. And the said Comptroller ahall regis­ shall thereupon file the same in his o(fics 134 business under Ih# law* o f thl# ojala. and Srr Tp# intrn.iurtlnn nf ttjrh unpaid several Countif* out of any money at the time ter each warrant in his office. non# of th* laaea herein authorised and distinctive number assigned Jo It by th* register the applicant in a hook or indrx which -d r ift, check or order k or #N #r. with th# vupptFmvnt- of euch payment-in the T m t u r y or depoiitury provided for ahall be required o f mny-auch Comptrotlar conspicuously displayed on a ahall b e kept in the tame manner as the hook Approved May tl, 1*17. metal plat# attached to th* front of said ve­ or indrx for lhe registration ol motor vehicles, ■ ^tth of th# p*V»# nr dr*w##. nr hi# of the County. company. . . . _ ,. . Peg 1. Thia Act ahall take effect Immedi­ h icle and to th* rear* o f aueh vahlel*. aueh and when the applicant thall have patted the J !!!!? :.!!!1*. •nrh d r ift eh#rk or oni#r w*#. {5rc. 6 .^ That jdl liw§ ind part* of laws in C H A P T E R ~ 7 m -(H o . 14). r^ w n ted fo - n irm rn f or entered for cnl conflict herewith ire hereby repelled. AH A C T Relating to Hack Taaes. Ta* Liens’ ately upon Ita passage and approval by the rear plat* to b# *0 placed a* to catch tho examination provided (or in this section. th« -T Ih# •am# Sec. Th*t Act ih ill |U go IU4U into TIICL4 effect Im* . . I *. S . . . --------- waa — - mturnM •saa..w-v un railS J ' V *. •• •«»•» thl* lilt* H k l •M«ll and Tax Sale Certificates; Presiding for the Governor, or upon It# becom ing a law w llh- ■Id* r a y s ‘o f th* tall light by night and *• - number o r snatk assigned to tuch applicant, Purely fastened so aa to prevent asm* from r* prim* fa e l. .vtrtsnr. mediately upon Us passage and approval by Payment, Cancellation and Surrender There­ out his approval. sw inging No person ahall display on such together srith the fact that aurh applicant hit Approved May JL *»*” T *. ,h* P*»,,n*nt th.rwnf. the Governor, or upon Its breoming a law of and r is in g the Interest to Be Collected vehlcl* at th# earn* tlm* any number a s­ patted such examination, ahall be note) ia ^ * rerrfnt from tb# r»rh trv d^n*r*m»nt without the Governor** approval. Thereon in Lieu o l Existing Interest Pen­ signed to It under any other motor vahlel* auch book or Inde*. CHAPTER TITfi— (Wo. IJ>. ,nv *•"'•»« S i .* ,. shstt h» Approval Msy y,. l l l f alties and Costs. Sec. 71. l.iccntes granted hereunder tht'! b# AN ACT to Llcent* and Regulate Ih# Run­ law .1**11.4 p r t m i f . * t » . r ' t . n * . O f t h . . r t i i . t ____________ Dr It Enacted by the Legislature ol the State ning of Motor Vehicle* on th# Public i t - ' * vvrerrvv n r f m t . * .n.■ ir>.rrnmi M * u . rrrrt. . . . . .... a . M«*.41 IIn. tI hMi s. ai *r t. Bee t l Buch number plates ahall be of renewed annually upon the payment ol 1 lee CHAPTER 7> W -(H o .10) ll!g h * * y i and to Provide for the R egis­ of Florida. of 9 1 0 0 , tuch renewal to take place on the firrt m -tal at least atx Inches wide by not less a »e 1 At* i t * • n r n . M . n f I . . . I n e o n \ V At“ T to Require I'rnmpt Psyment Into tration Thereof, lo Fla «h» Amount of A n­ than fifteen Inches In length, and ahall show. day of January nl each year. The Comptn'lcr Section 1. That the rate o| interest on ar­ P I 't w l'h t h t . A el , r » s . r ,t ,y r . p . a l s d the Treasury ol Public Moneys Collected by nual I.Irene# to be Paid Into th# Btat# rearages ol tases and on all liens and taa sales A pp rov.it M « r * t 1 w|T In bold character#, th* year, reglatratlon. may refuse to ittue or renew a liceni# i| he Tas Collectors and Sheriffs. Treasury, to Provide for th# Dtalrlbutlon aerial and number, and the abbreviation of derm the applicant not qualified to recrire certificates which are owing to or hrld by the He It F.nicted by the Legislature of the State CH A PTER Tjat— r v o *> tha nam* o f th* 8 tat*. No number plate* tuch license. of Florida: > 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 shall b* uaed other than thos# furnished by AN ACT In P e'atlon to Ptyment o f D*potlt« Sec. 3 . Ho person shall operate or drive 1 Section 1 . It shall be the duty o f all tn Two nr More Name* the Comptroller Additional number plates 71* Tl Enaete-1 br the I.«xltlatur* of th# Pheriffa and tas collector* in and lor the Sev­ ehall ba furnished by th* Comptroller upon motor vehicle tv a chauffeur upon a public eral counties ol this State to pay over_________ not later ■tale of F lo 'ld a t ________________________ th* payment of a f»* o f on* dollar, a* here­ highway of this State, unless such perron ahatl havg complied in all respects with the reo-aireinbefore provided for. B-etlon 1. W h»n a flennatt has been made, *h*B palutday of each week to the officer or Bee. 11 Every peraon. firm, corporation mrntt of this A ct; provided, however, that • nr ehall hereafter he made. In any banking officers, perton or persona, or drpotitory leor association manufacturing or dealing In non-resident who hat registered and is JireflteJ I* ••*iution traneveiinr huptneta In this Biat#. galljr entitled to receive the tame, all money* m otor vehicles may. Instead of registering under the provisions ol a foreign country, In th# name* o f two or more p*r»ona. par. t'y them collected at lettf the following day. each motor vehicle eo manufactured or dealt •late, territory o r frden l district of his real, ahte to either, nr ptrable tn rlther or th* Sunday and legal holiday* excepted, after In. make a verified application, upon a blank •fence shall be exempt from license under this eurvtror enrh d*pn«tt of xnr. part thereof, tuch collection. to it>* furnished try th* Comptroller for a A ct; provided, howctcr. that he shall wrtr the nr «ny Inter-.t or dlvMrn 1 thereon mey he Sec I Any tax collector or" ahrriff falling general distinctive number for all of th* mo- badge assigned to him in the foreign country, pv'd to either of laid tiennni w he’ her th# to comply with Section One of thit Act ahaM CH A P T ER 5199— (Act of tor vehleiss *wnrd or controlled br such nth*, or other* hn living or not; and the r». he deemrd guilty ol a mltdemcanor and upon manufacturer nr dealer, and which shall h« ’ tale, territory or federal district of hit restre'n ' nr arqiilttxnr* of the person to paid ennviatirm thill he fined not lett than 72> <V) Section 1 Within sixty day* from the adjournment of each session known and referred to as a dealer's tlc*nee. donee In the manner provided In this Act. The ahxtt he g .valid end •offirtent releaee and nor more than JlhOOd. or in lieu thereof conof the Legislature the Secretary of State shall furnish to the Clerks of the serial latter fnr which shall h* “ M.“ auch provisions of this Aet. however shall be cyertdlarharga to th# hank rc,P\rhTvn ,r *? « » « » -« <»« M«|.,y (ail . I I . . . .Han thirty m . V . ' ^ p r v , h,\\V fr h V nA application t o - contain- fa ) a brief descrip­ live at to a chauffeur who is a non retfjeat the Hoards of County Commissioners of the several counties of the ana.t oI '-a tn tion of each style or type of motor /e h l d * of thit State only to the extent that under the anv depn.lt the rleht o f till, nf 2*r * anr>! nv’ , f ,h,n “1 1fI ■ *»®th such a a a a ... ' ftP # tl I t m e, r ■ n n ray e e l a Im Ih I - I . mM ,, I State, certified copies of the acts of the Legislature which arc of a gen­ manufactured nr dealt Irv bv the applicant. ItwV of the foreign countrv, state, territory or w h t-h .lf t-elne utteytet af the time .f th# fine an j impruonmrnt In the ditcretion ol the judge. Including th* character of th* m o'n r power, (c lcral district of hit residence like nrivihers py-yyga and approval of thta Act eral ami permanent nature. the amount nf aurh motor power to be stated arc granted lo persons duly licensed an! trSec. 1 All lawt and part, of law. In con ­ • ; *11 I l i a o r f h , i tn f „ n . Src j The Boards of County Commissioners of the several counties, In firuree nf horse power, -according' tn tb " gistcrnl at chauffeuri under the laws I this flict with-the proiitiont of thit Act arc hire “ ,r> w i t h t h e p r o v t e l o n i n f t h t a A r t b a a n t of the State, at their first regular meeting after the receipt of the standard of the American Licensed Autom o­ St’ te. and who arc residents of this S’ stc bv repealed *h- u n u are he re b y repented bile Manufacturer*' Association: and tht th" <:eo. 4. Thit Ac* shall become a law Im1 Thta ,\rt ah’ ll take affarf |mm*dlcertified copies-of the acts of the Legislature from the Secretary of 3 . Ho chauffeur having hern lictftsed name, residence and bu*lneee address o f euch is Sec. t* ’ • t|prrn Ita paa«ae* and approval hy tha mediately upm .its pattage and ap->roval by herein provided thall voluntarily permit any State, shall designate one daily or weekly newspaper which has been, applicant On the payment of a registration other n . . . . nr or u n „ n heramlnr a law with- tl-r G otrfnor, or upon Fta becoming a law to possess or use hit license or fee o f IIS such application shall he filed and hadge;peraon o-i* hta approval continuously published for a period of not less titan one year in their re­ wi thmt «urh a— * /al nor shall any perton operating or registered In the office o f the Comptroller. In tpp'ored M ar 11 t ’ tT \pT>t'” r ! Jun* 5. 1917. spective counties, in which the acts as certified hy the Secretary of State driving a motor vehicle use or posvrss any the manner provide.) tn Section > of thl* Act license or badge belonging to another r'l*11*There shall thereupon he as’ lcne.) snd |e'\)ed shall he pphlished one time. A FTE R R t '— iV a -» C H A P T E R : ; c v _ ( H o . 11) to such manufacturer or dealer a general or a - fictitious license or badge. AN i T t-np-N l-r o t ' - t ' i , i» n ipa'tonat AH V 'T Rrr-ilajir.g the llutinrtt of Ranking Sec. 71. In the event of the lost, mutilation dleBnrtlv* number and a certificate o f regie*, "r it on Owner# or Marygera o f nottilng an-l Ttutt tvompamet 'Drganired and doing tratlon and flv* number plates, hearing th* or destruction of a chauffeur's licente card or Hnrke and I.tumdrlry Doing IVitlneaa In Hutinett in and ITndcr thf I-aw. of Florida, eertal " S T and th* distinctive number thu* a chauffeur's badge tuck chauffeur mar obtain Thia Plate nnd Providing F o r the C olic-. and PrrAcrlh’mg Prt«a!tlr« for Violation* of Sist* of Florida, or any county, is hereby fix­ Am ong th* Peverat Countlee of th# Fund assigned shkll be furnished free to the estd fmVn the Comptroller a duplicate thereof, a y s tin,, of Bam* the Proiitiont of this Art. manufacturer or dealer who shall attach a Thv|» Created and the Htpen llture nf Pam* filing'in the office ol the Comptroller an tSIt lin u t t j by the Le, -statute of the State ed tt eight per e*nt per annum, fn m the date nn Plat# and Btat* Aid Road* and Ilrtdgea; plat* bearing euch distinctive number td davit showing the fact and the payment, of r m ? , . ^ r n n '1rfdV: ' h* , ' ^ ," ,ure ■? «h* lie nf thit Act takes effect, in lieu of the interest, Floridaeach -an d every m otor vehlcl# being driven to Provld* renaltle* fo r th# Violation of a fee of one dollar. flection f Owner* or mvnarg.ra of ava-v Frctlon 1 Thai It thall be unlawful for any penalties am! costs now fixed hy law; provid­ Certain R»etfoni T h ereof: tn Amend Chap­ nr operated on the pqhllc street* nr h ig h -, Ree. 3 . It shall be unlawful for any,petto* • hnttllnr.plant. Itottllnr eoft drink* nf harar. bank ed, that this Act thill apply onlr to .the taxes e a r s In th# earn* mnnner a* herein provided or Irmt company nrganited under the ter HJT.. AM* of M4S Entitled: “ An Act #»*•• nf #nr rhxrxM rp k h fflV flf «* p,| ^ No number plates or persons to knowingly bur. tell, rrcrtir. dis­ of thit State and doing bu’ lnryt in thit in arrears .prior to January, 1917, and which tt*g>itatlne the Running o f Automobiles for general rttlrtnitlnn rUr* fnr fMlfr r r,f>ntn# l.twv pose of. conceal or have In nis or their pusesshall be paid, and the certificates therefor or Motor Vehicle# on th* TuMic Road* or other than those furnished hv the Comptmtrorktnr -.r aeatlpg. hottle* nf a m atria „ r htatc to I un, directly or indirertly, an amount which*ahill he rendered on or before the first Should the flv* number sion any motor vehicle as defined in Stetiaa exceeding teh ( 10 ) per cent ol the aggregate Highway* In th* Btat* o f F lorida;'' and l*r shall b* used y ’ ha." X>' r vnntiyTir nn th* flr*| day capital and turplut and aald bank or trust dir of October, DM. wlao to Am»nd Chapter 4111. Art* of tttS plates herein provided for he Insufficient for One of this acV from which the mantslacturtrl of rvtnher a l!* * p .« ( g , , n , h. of ’ Sec. 9. The owners of.property in arrears Entitled: “ An Aet to Amend Chapter *S1J any manufacturer or dealer, auch rnantifae- •erUI number o r any other distinguirhing cwmpany to any director of said biqk or trutt for the taxes nr for which tax certificates have n i r H F 1T , 1, , l ,f " Hollar* f o r e a r h nf *.,rh o f th* AM* of th* Legislature o f l l l t r - threr nr dealer may regtetar al often a* may her o f Identification mark has been removrt. P i x r h l n , ! h t t r l n r n n r fitting h * * d - and F l f . company nr any officer or employee thereof hern issued for more than one year thall b e ’ Pam* Rein* Entitled. ‘ An Art to Llcena*. h* necessary under th* same term* and pro­ defaced, covered, altered, or destroyed f>e tw Individually, or to any copartnership or in­ teen M r na» P V t v r * fn r , %nh „ f *.,rh I . AutomohU** and Other Motor Driven V*- visions as are hereinbefore provided. Buch nirpote of concealment or misrepresenting thl corporated company tn which tuck director* entitled to pay the back taxes, or redeem the tv V l ' t » n I Twancertificates, for one or more years at the time, • hlrJea t.’ llng the Public Road* nr H igh­ registration ehall b* renewed annually. In dentity of the »ald m otor, vthicle. I T ' V V " ’ Dollar* fnr earh o f e u ch .m * . may be directly or indirectly Interested with­ but only in the order that the aaid Uxea were way* o f th* Btat* o f Florida, Either for ths.aama manner andBVt tha payment nf th* out the content ol the ijjfecior# of tuch bank­ See. 3 . Any peraon or .person* convirtrd sj M m* fee aa provided In thl* section for th* Hire nr Otherwla* ' “ . ttia r a » hV l? i* ,h i " ‘ and Ten ing intitution to be entered In the minutes In Irvftff-. ’ . , . , * hV. t ln Dnllnra fnr earh additional fllRng 1 Th* terra m otor vehicle aa used original reglatratlon. auch renawal to take violating any'of the nroyitloni of this Ael shw That in lieu of atl other fee* and commis­ In Section writing. Provi Ir.1 that no loan ahall be made effsett on the flratday o f January o f each be fined not exceeding 9100 . or be impeltoy* tht* Aet ahall Include rantnrrrrt**. auto­ * • » • to anv director unlrta the t i n t bg flrat ap­ sion* for all service# rendered by the Clerk « mobile*. motor truck*, and atl other vehicle* year. Nothing In Ihla section shall ba con ­ in the county (ail not to- exceed lix of the Circuit Court under the provision! ol be punished by both such fine and Imprtso*' operated over the public atreeta and high­ strued lo apply to a m otor vehlcl* operated p' drieT thylP m ^ a nr o f rirtm laun- proved by th* board of director! of tuch bank Act. he ahall be entitled to collect from way* o f thta fltat* and propelled by pow#r By a manufacturer o r dealer for private uae. or men. Irn the discretion of the Court rtjS kra 1 « * y •nn" » ,,7 "n *he first day nf or tru.t company: provided, that whenever this the hoard of director* shall drttwminc hy a the perton* paying the taxes or redeeming other than mueeular power, except traction business purpoeea. or fo r htro. lei Into Intn the State .Tree# .. See. Tt. AR money* paid P. & , * - " n, e" ,n e^*** "» Florida. majority vote, which vote ahatl be entered on certificate* a fee o f twenty five centa for each m xlne*. road roller*, and *ueh vehicle* aa Ree J! Tha provlatona nf the foregoing ury under the provlatona of this A et eve*9* section* relative lo reglatratlon and display , . , In eitiee and town, nf teat than ten tknn the minuter of the hoard, that the loan* ap­ certificate or receipt' Iasurd. run only upon track*. The term local au­ auch a* shall be first aet aside lo pay for as»j Sec. 9. That all law* and pstta of law* In thorities shall Include kit officer* and public o f reglatratlon number* ahall not apply to a ber of plates, portage on same and the sttoti plied fur are entirely aajitfartory. that the capaand Inhahltanta. Ten WOrtO) rTotfara. ", .ttal, of auch liaflring or tntt* company la un­ conflict herewith are hereby repealed. official* of th* eeveral rountlea and munici­ motor vehicle owned hy, a non-re*ld*nt o f clerical work required under Ih* pronnros tJ ra ,.f, '.k" o f .,e T . sod levy th.n Sec. 4. That this Act shal take effect im ­ palities of thl# Btat* Th* term owner shall thl* Btat*. other than a foreign corporation M m " fnhaMtanta. Fifteen (flS.M) impaired, and that the'condition! pf auch bank bualnra* In this Btat*: rm vtdrd. That of Ihla Act. shal be apportioned at fo1w*rt or truat yompany are otherwise tuch at to war­ mediately upoq Its paasage and approval by Include any pereon. firm, corporation nr a s­ doing sociation controlling nny m otor vehicle hy tha owner thereof shall hay* compiled wllh Fifteen per centum shall be act aside m y .T? nf » "c n ty thooatpd nr "more Inhahl- rant the loan and that It can be made without the Governor. th* provisions nf tha law o f (ho foreign roun- maintenance of the S u l* Rond D e p a r t * * * right o f purchase, gift nr leaa*. Th* term reducing the legal reserve, the limitations p ro­ Approved May 3 , 1917. tant*. Twenty five (t S M) Dollar*. chauffeur ahatl Include any p*raon. operat­ try. state, territory or fodarml district o f hla provided for In’ Section 10. Chapter 0*9. «■*” ■ vided by thit teetlon may o* eatrnded in auch ,n,! T",, "»«crt of Chlney. laundries ing any motor v*hl«t* kn employe* o f th* residence relative to m otor vahlclaa and the o f Florida, nnd eifhtr-flve per centum smu CH A PTER 7 T * - ( H o . IS). , ahall pav annually nn the flrat dty of Dcto- caaea to forty per cent of such capital and aurowner thereof: provided. That fh# term operation thereof, and ahatl conspicuously constitute a Stile Mnlnlenanf* Fund irt »»• her a llcent* taw to the «tate of Florida • plus subject to all the other restrictions pro­ AH ACT Requiring Emigrant Agenta Doing chauffeur shall not apply to person* using display hla registration number as required maintenance of State and State Aid vided hy thit Act. Rutinest In This State to Procure a County a m otor driven vehlcl* a* an Incident <0 thereby; and provided, that tha provtaion* o f Rridgrs, and ahall be apportioned lath* srTOTj llrente tag at fnUowt' this section shall b# operative aa to a motor Sect J. That it shall he .unlawful fo r any License. Fixing the Amount Thereof and thetr employment tn torn* other eaparllr. ’ Tn ritleai and tn«mt of le.. than «Ve thou-’ vahlrlo owned by a non-rratdent o f thl* Rtato counties In proportion 10 th* total ,, t bank or trust company organised under the Prescribing a Penalty, for Doing Ilutlnraa •tnd Inhthitanta. Five (*L00) Dollar* Her S Every ownor o f a m otor vohlelo only to tho axtant that under th* laws o f tho paid hy each county Into th* Slate Trrs rt. Without Such License. . . . . . . . la eftfra nf five thonaand and le*a than ten lawt of thit State and doing business In thit which ahatl he operated o r driven upon th* State to directly or indirectly invest any of De It Enacted by Utg Legislature of the State highway* of this Btat* ahatl. for each motor foreign country, atato. territory or federal in d shill be capgt^ed by lb* S t . t . Road Dc thousand Inhabitants. Ten _ ..... * *11 1(|1*.00) 9tfl-w 1 DoTlara. iFouin. partmmt In the '"k lo 'r o a n c e o/ vehtel* own*d. eauaed to b* flt*d. by mall or dlartet o f hta residence Ilk* exemption* and named class** o f roada nnd bridge*. Wort* of Florida: •JL" .V* teti ffinnunri ltd |e«« th ,n the fundi of said bank o r trutt company In iftli * duly Section L Tbat from and after the passage otherwla*. In th* offir* o f tho Comptroller privilege* .r e granted to m otor vshlelta Jwrntr fhontinrl InhiMtantt. Fifteen (tlfOO) alock of any Incorporated company in thl* State or elsewhere, except the ttock o f the of this Act no person ahall conduct the buti- nf th* Btat# o f Florida, a v*rtfl*d application registered under th* laws o f and owned by State or Su te AM Ro*d* and Rridgra rxirt W iMuirt. nny county at tb* Ifrae aach apponioammi ■ Federal Rrtervt Rank o f thl* district: and It ness of an emigrant agent o t anllclt emlgranta for registration, on a blank to bo furnished resident, o f this Btat*. Bee tt. Every m otor vehlcl*. operated or mad*, or where lhe entice •'TriTiL.t1''’:;* ? ! ” 1 » » ■ i nh»w- •hall also he unlawful for any aurb bank or or laborer* In any countv in thia State with­ by th# Comptroller fpr that purpoa*. con ­ driven upon t h . pubtlo highway* o ( Jkhla * e • J w' " , F 7130.00) Dotlara. , trutt company to directly or indirectly Invest out having firat arcurcd a lieeoae In each taining: fa ) a brief description o f tho motor fit.I*, ahall b* provided with adeqffht* nny countv I* not required for of l b . above named claesra ol rojd. £ vehicle to bo registered. Including th# nam# . "ZT— u ,n .eTffT. V.** h,re,n provided. brakes In good w orking ordra. and auffleWnt Weeara tax o l fifty per eeot of the any of the funds o f auen bank or trust com ­ county where auch buainesa la conducted. f th* manufacturer, th* *tyt*. trp* and fa c ­ bridges, then tba whole oe- a ^ * J * * j 5 pany in bond* or aecuritiei other than GovernSee. t AD llccnaea required In Section 1 otory number o f *ach v*hlet*. th* ehareetar to control aueh vahlel* at all time* whan the ^ levied and Imposed tnd" it U^herehv fTtide'^kl _e,,he» LTnfted State* Ineloding Federal of this A ct aball b« good lor a period of o m o f m otor power and th* amount o f euch m o­ sard* Is In us*, and an adequate horn or port ton m rot may be u*H for the ro dirty o*"thf tav^reiRartor of r e r i ? ^ '" 7 forrigo, State, County. year and may be secured by an application to tor power stated In figure* o f hofo* power, olh *r devle* for (tgnattng. aufficlont under i f State and Slate Aid Road, .mi III a maintenance charge baa I M ____ «M f State to rotteet the S ta t.^ n d e w l t j U- M V.nle,P»f or.D l.triet.b on da , municipal side- the Tax Collector In the county where aueh according to th* *tand*rd n f th* American all condition* to g iro tim ely warning o f tha walk and paving eertlScates, or t« lo require Die entire V and business Is conducted and the payment o f a Licensed Automobile Manufacturer** A m o - approach o f Ih* m otor vohlet*. and ahall. Helen! cent* tax herein Imposed In the. tame maryier first mortgage bonds o f r a ilr osecurities S e c 9V The p r o r t .lo n .o ft fu . Art .hsnreduring tha period from on e-h a lf hour after a d ________. ... companies, at other license taxes, are collected at how and public service corporations which ire fee of 99.000. therefor, together with the Coun­ rtatton: (h i th* nam*. ■»*. r*#td*nr* and ■unset to on *.h a lf hour before sunrise dis­ com e operative on th* firat d»r o i j ty Judge’ * le* ol twenty-five centa for laaulng hualneea address o f th* nwnra o f euch m o­ play at Iseat two lighted lamp* on tho front 1911; provided Hut the tixeojtadW B * ^^ provided hv law. aolvent and which have mot. defaulted In pay. See. 4. Aft law* or part* of txwa la conflict ment of interest for two year*, and mortgages the tame. The license year aa contemplated tor vehicle; fc ) th* nam* o f th* county In and on* on th# rear o# aueh v*hlela Tha various counties o f tbU S isk “ f herein shall begin on O ctober 1st of each year which h* reatde*. and • *tat*m*nt that h* ta light o f th* front lampa ahall b* visible at authorised and Instructed lo ^Tlert, in w •#. with the provftfon* of th Id Act are hereby re­ 0 ,1 rr*l *nd county and municipal war­ and no llcena* for the fractional part of a year or*r M itten ye*r* o f agw; Provided: That tf least pealed. two hundred f**t In tha direction In ual manner, on Ih* firat day of O ffb e r -J ^ . rants Provided, that the protitlona o f this euch motor vehlcl* I* a m otor truck th* ap­ be laaued. „ . plicant shall an certify and Btat* In th* a p ­ which th* motor treble!# la p roc reding and Approved June 7. 1917. section ahall not apply to the bona fide pur- shal ! d # tb« ahall b* pro riled with dimmer* or sera* twenty-five per cent o See. L The term "emigrant agent aa uaed plication the factory rated ureful Joad c a ­ chase or discounting o f commercial paper, other devle* equally efficient In protecting mobile llcena*. at p r o v e d by i g . ™ ^ solicitor or recruiter engaged in the butlnet* pacity thereof a* »t*f*d tn pounds. r fT A P T E R TJflfl—(H o. «). bills and notes. term of three month# beginning drlvsr e f a v*htele.trev*ttng tn an oppo­ Bee I. Upon th* receipt o f an application th* A H ACT to Amend Article 14. Section 1 of Sec. I. That It ahatl be unlawful for any in thia Act shall apply « » .•"T fxrron. agent, ^ site direction. Whan dimmer* are used, and ending S e p t e m b e r ^ bu« to Chapter <1SS nf the T a w * o f Florida Aa bank nr trust company organised under the of hiring, enticing or aolidtlng laborer* or for th# registration o f a m otor vehicle or same shall b* applied b*f*re th* m eter v e­ al llcena* tax (la g ) ahall he !**««• roT Amended b r Chapter 4IS. Law* of Florida, Jaw* of this State and doing business In thia emlgranta In tMa B u te lo be trenajmried and vehicle# a* herein provided for, th# Comp­ hicle come* within tw o hundred fret o f any period. _ troller ahatl HI# auch apptlretlon In hi* offio# vehicle traveling tn nn oppoatt* direction, or Entitled "A n Aet For the Incorporation. Stale to directly or indirectly Isaue a cerllfi- employed beyond the limits of thit State. and register euch m otor v * h ld * or vehlelra. arhoro com* other d*v1c* Is uaed It shall ba B*e. 4. Any peraon or P*rran* Power*. Dutlra aod Liabilities o f Treat and eat* of deposit In exchange for a note or C H A FTE R TTTV-fHo li). ^ any o f th* provlalon* o f thta Act ahatl o# with th# name, realdenr* and boalnora ad- aa arranged that lhe rnr* e f tha lights a t­ Security Companlea, and tn Regulate the other obligation or security, or In exchangs guilty drera o f th* osrner. m anufacturer or drator. A H ACT lo Amend ’ * "d ' i o f a misdemeanor, and on convict ton tached ta aald m otor vohlet* shall not shin# Same," Approved June Bth. 1911. Amend­ for anything except actual money deposited * *T ,h« Pabfc thereof ahall ho punished bv a Ban o f not aa th* rat* m ar be Together with th* facto more than fear fret from the ground at a •Entitled "A n Ae* »• ment Approved June T, 1919. contemporaneously srith the leauanee o f euch *ie**dlng the running of M otor \ PralttralM 11.49*. or by Im p rloom oat lo tb# stated tn auch application. In a book or In­ distance o f two hundred f**t ahead nf aald He Tt EnarfH b y (be Legislature 0 f the State certificate hr »»ld bank or trust company. Highways, and to provid. hee f ^ f> county Jatl not more than tw*tv# month#, or dex to be kept for th* purpoee. under th# m otor vehicle. Every p*repn operating or of Florida; Sec. 4.. That It ahall be untasrful for any by both aueh Ana and Imprisonment tn th* distinctive number aaelgned to euch m otor Thereof; IO Fix the Amount of A n ^ u driving a motor vehicle on (h* public h igh ­ Article 14 o f Section 1 of Chapter *13 of bank or treat company organlied under the discretion o f th# court. vehtel# bv th* Comptroller, which book or ways cn.es to be Paid into the State • L o f this fltat# shall alaa. when approach­ the f#swa o f florid*, entitled “ An AM tn taw* of thit State and doing business In this Bee *. .That all law * and part# Of J aw * Index ehall b* open to th# Inspection o f tb# ing nny railroad crossing or n erora rood to Provide for the^ Distribution Am | State tn carry at an asset of said bank or public during huslnee* hour*. amend Section I and I f of Chapter flB . of the In conflict hraewllh are hereby repealed. Several Countle# of-lh e Fund ^ ” 5 , , , , a*4 outside Ih* limits o f n ettr or Incorporated Bee 4. Upon th* filing o f auch applica­ flee. th# o. f-aw* of Florida, entitled An Aet for th# In­ trust comnany any note, obligation or aecurity Approved May 14, R l l . and the Expenditure o f Sam* « b * tlon and lhe tion Ih* payment n o f tth# h . fe# fee herein p proro­ vttlag* or kny Intersecting highway, or afreet corporation, power*, duties and liabilities of which ia not the property oqtrfeht of aald bank Slate Aid Road* vided for. fh* Com ptroller ahall aaelgvr to or curve or corner In n highway or gtrrat CHARTER 7974— (H o ll> . trust companlea and security eomtanlct. and or treat company; and anv otuccr of any auch B __ mL I mm V .s r t il# V io lttK > tl W where Ih# operator's view ta obstructed, alow motor vahlel# . dlatlnettv# number and to regulate the earn*, approved Tune 1911." bank or trust company who places am ong the AN ACT to Amend An Act Entitled "A n auch down th* speed o f tho earn#, and ahall sound without *xp*ns* to th# applicant. Iraoa and Aet Imposing IJeenra# and Other T a i n ksseta of aald bank or trust company any be and the same la hereby amended to read at hi* hom or other devle* for algnallng. In Providing for th* Payment Thtreof. and deliver to th* owner . certlflcat* o f reglatra­ *uch manner aa to gtv# nolle* and warning follow*: ' , note, obligation or security which It doee not Running of Automobile* .v -g ra In th* Frerarlbtng Penaltla* for Doing Rualnraa tlon and two number plat*#, nf tha form and Of hla approach. Article 14. T o excreta* the power* confer­ actually earn, or who reimetents to the Comp­ •* W on the Fublle Road. <>£ ithout a Llranra. *r Other Failure to •laa herein provided for. In th* event o f th# flee I f. A p*reon operating or driving n red on and tn carry on the business of a safe troller of the State of Florida or to a Hank State of FJorfdV*: and Atro < o * N Comply With the Provision* Thereof." A p ­ lo**. mutilation or destruction o f . eorttlbjat# m otor v#htet* ehall. at request or on signal depotti company: to examine, make and cer­ examiner of the State of Florida that any note, o f reglatratlon or o f n number plat*,CRn* ter flflfll. Act* o f W L Fjrtltleo: « Jun# I. 1111. -• --------------- r - v hr putting up tha hand, from a p#reon rid_ tify abstract* o f title, and to make Insurance obligation nr srnsrity carried among the assets liftproved *|t r n * c i#4 br th « o f the ow n«r o f a regUtereA m otor TthlcU mar pb- ln». leading or driving a harxe or horses or to Amend Chapter €919 ol r t ,^ 1^ - A* .......... ..... Comptroller ....... ............ a _ doplIbftU _ nf every kind perulnlng to or connected wllh of aald bank or trust company It the property o f Flnf|4l»r u ,n from thf th *r*- other draft aolmata. bring auch motor v * . Legislature of f i l l . »*m' A ./d ith e r titles to real estate, and to make, execute, and of said bank nr trutt company, when In fart of upon filing In th*. office o f th* Comptroller Act to t.leenar AutofnobRfS and 1 RntAl or Portion 1. That flection 19 of An Act. #nhlcl* lmm*«JI*l*lv to a stop. and. If travelperfect aueh and. ao many contracts, agree­ such note, obligation nr security It barred and tilled "A n Art Impoalnc llcenae* and othar an affidavit showing tho fa ct and tha pay­ tng tn th* opposite direction, remain station­ Driven Vehicle* tjntat the F« rithrtj£ ments. policies arid other instruments at may i* not pwnrd absolutely by aald bank or trust tuvea p m rtd ln f for the payment thereof, ment o f a fe* o f on* dollar for each dupli­ ary so long aa m a r b* rraaonahl* tn allow Highway* of lhe Stale e t F i e r i ' l f t t t>e required thereforj provided, atieh powers company. Hor shall any auch bank or trust ■and »tieh hor#* or animal to'pa**, and. If trav­ cate. nil preacrlblnt JIIBBCI IUII1B penaltlea |»WM»ittw* for awe dolnir w-sssp buatneaa ------------------Hire or Otherwise. Approve! .. s , . * L m m d a l l M B M Ba A O m n l ■ mid purposes are enumerated In the charter. com pany carry In Jheir assets In Jnefr reports without a as llcena*. o—Af mother failure to com ply . Bee I. Hugh reglatratlon ahall b* renewed eling In Ih# tkm* direction, us* reasonable Provided, further, that In order tn eacrrlt* to the Coraptrollriy^Ttitr in their reports as wllh Ih* provision* th ereof." approved Jun# annually and In tha ram* manner and upon precaution In thereafter passing auch horw# De It Enacted by the Lcfi»t*‘ ore ,bt •he e*trt poweya conferred and to cover extra nublitnrd at required by law, any note or ob- I t»IJ, b* and th* ram * Is hereby amended th# payment o f th# earn# fra ax provided for or anim at: Provided. That In rasa euch horee o f Florida: . Art liability of companlea operating nndrr thia ligation to any auclt bask or trust company ao •• to read ao follow* i - ■- ----- —- In tha original registration, ouch renewal or animal appears hadlr frightened or th* “ H«e. 1*. Infurane* Companlea: That each lo (aka effect on tho flrat day o f January or -pereon operating aurh m otor V*h1rt* ta reSection 1. -rgulst# *''1^2*1 Act. said companies shall deposit with the which It past duririor one year and upon which oucated eo to do. euch peraon ehall cause, led "A n Art to llcent* ■n<! rrfoMte hl*bfl*7j State Tra.iturer, an additional accurity of Tre ' n o jn tr rc ri hat been paid for said p e rio d ;'p ro ­ Insurance company or aaooclatlon. firm, or , * 8#e,r «*r The follow ing fra ahall b# paid lo the m otor o f euch vehicle to ceaee running nlng of motor vjMri** i^ 1.t h e r e o f : » Thousand Dollars In cash or mortgages, deeds vided, that tuch past due paper may b r car­ Individual doing bualnea* In thl* Btat*. In­ th# Comptroller upon th* reglatratlon or re­ to lon g'a a ehall b» reasonably n#ce#*ary lo and lo provide for •**'.! corporation* o r *»»oe!atlon* engaged , |( b* P*H o f trust of real estate or United State*. State. ried to the extent of the reasonable value of cluding registration o f m otor vehicle# In accordance prevent accident and tnaura tha safety of the amount of annual Rccns* « & In tb* bu*ln**a of Injuring against Are. InCounfy or Municipal bonds, or a surety bond any mortgage property or other collateral se­ damnify, accident* to th* pereon acting a* with th* provision* o f thl* Apt. oth *n . the Stale Treasury: p r o ^ * ^ tht raarangar Vehicle*—Berle* At Motorcycle*. by any company licensed to da business In curing auch not* or obligation, and provided, surety upon bonds guaranteeing Ih* fldelltr Per Jt. Ho peraon ahall* operate a motor thl* Stale, all o f vhleh aecurity ahatl be ap­ further, that any aueh past due not# o r ob li­ ef employ***, and insuring employer* . g » i o ; t I f ; Bari** It: For any autom obile and other vehicle on the public highway* of this Btat# tlon among «»>«, , 7 er! i S t a r * <* •***. proved and kept by the State Treasurer In • gation In course o f collection by action at liabilities for oraldantTo employrao. and Ilfs m otor driven vohlof* w ith a seating capacity reekleealy or at a rata o f speed greater than thus created and Ih* * * £ " , ’ ,od DrUr^0f ««• treat for said company pad foe which be ahall law o r In equity may b « carried at tba reason­ lnaur.no* companies shall P*y 9* t h . "tat* o f an* aad not more than flv* pareora. |l; la reasonable and prop*r. having regard to Slate and • » « « AW Bfre his official receipt, eabraeng fall and able value of such note or obtlgatlom as shall Treasurer a llraara tax o f »9*tl plata-glaao Berk#* Ci AftUOMbllra o f m or* thus I I h. p , thk'w ldth. traffic and use o f tby highway, or provid* penalties for thl v l o » « « KKT^JW KW St.'fa.'ll iifi WffSJ-iSKits" « “ * ,crT"“ ACT PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION OF THE GENERAL • AND PERMANENT LAWS f mt i - . -« - - r-i------ -T-v.ira.kaai ,- r ., '» > > » . J a • �V b e . W O ; Watchman for Building, $7X0; Stao- STATE OFFICIALS „ JIM- Btdney J. C tiu , Governor. Hon N, A. Dutch, Railroad Co mm la • Has. H. Clay Crawford. Secretary 0f alonar. •Ml* ' Hon. n . C Dunn, Railroad Commlaalonar. Koa. The*. F. W r t , A U om ay-dtneral. M at* Board o f A r r a u a ta « r lloa. Ernsat Amo*. Comptroller. Olfca la w K irh a n f* Illd*, Francis U. MBB. 3. C. Lunlng, B u t* Treasurer. William*. Chairman, W alter MuckU<m. W. N. *h##t*. Superintendent of low, Jacksonville. public Instruction, Mata Board a f ArchltartAra (lea. W. A. He Haa, Commissioner of — AgTteultur*. It! B U » Hon. IL B. Rose. Stat* Chamlat E A. lihm ann, Boraal T i and Traaaurar Hon. B. If. Ballard*. O ootofl.t Htala Board af Health Hon. JL A. Orajr, Auditor. O dea Julia, cor id I Frank J. Faarnalde, President; B. R. M. Haa. 3. IL Chrlatlao. AdJutant-aonaraL Kennedy, C. O. Mommlnior, Joaoph Haa R. Uudaaa Burr, Railroad CommlaT. Porter, * - D . aloaar. n Bacratary and Haallh orilcar. being entitled 'An Act to licentc AutoSSfle* and other motor drlrtn vehicle* u« ublic road* or highwtr* of the Stale , either lor hire or othcrwlae,' " a _____ j M, MIT, be and la herahy amen n*d a* follow*: Set T. Where application la ' made to c S t r o U e r for th* — eebklea or trallar* w tad January lat. ' i on •To;Judfet Cotta sitting aaiuueea Utnc , e , Circuit Judge. Sitting In Other C ircu it, N «d Judicial Department—Sal*He* Judicial ***l Soi pertinent, (73,750; Juror* and W I _____ {* "* >ta A im r n r ^ A c itn r fn father ^ C ircu its, Grand Jury, ( 160 .000 ; Reward* for and S u ta a Attorney Acting in Other u n w % of Fugitives from justice, Guard, of FU.rida-S.lary of « AdnuKaprnaea Clrcnlt udeea Sitting on Stapretna ____ * Natloaal n th Judge* --------1 ersT B - ”v .’^ -----^P iT*trr of the Nationllench, (ISO; Cotta Adjudge* against the'State i . . . . Jutant M il ilia Including I Bapenao* Bipi Li 9 * '” "Circuit Judge* aL H I ARowancea eU. tU J & i Sitting In Other Circuit*, MOO; Expense* Militia including o w in g in inner circuit*. MOB: Expense* E * p » e e * ol Florida Navel N Aboard V «£ Criminal Court Judge* Sitting In father Conn- Heni. u ' c jla * l l t o o - C a ie i^ in g and tie., ( * 0 ; Eapenae* of SU t.ra Attorney. Actot W & N o r r . c ^ rrj " T , * M0 In* in Other Circuit*. (WX ^ { S S A S l w i f c U r r S u te Auditor $1 I«i>; National Guard, of Plorida-Salary of AdS u m a “ u ,» n7 s l . t e And for $1 ( ® ; SaUrV tha tame U hereby amended to read a . "Section 1(11 (1108), Pay o f W itneaaea-W ftneaac* in all eases, d »U and criminal. In the Circuit Court*. County Counta, Criminal Co“ rt» of now or or. hereafter hereafter created.' — -••• Vi Record necoru now and witneaae* auramoned before any refatec, arbitrator o r Maaler in Chaneery, ahall recafea » « each d a y ', actual attendance M W . alao fir . per eoufU mile for traveled to “cent* »d ,rom ; laactual court*illoalane* f County Judge* and Juaticea of the Peace, | l.® per day and u m e mileage a* in the Circuit Court." Sec- *■ lews •n<1 P*rt» °* 1*^* ln conflic* «>"> *hla Act ar. hereby repealed, s a w s t .* «ssn»ii5rsffiss.*sfc £ ■ « ss, BgsrwHb, ....... vss? s & u s v : *j ». «• . a sAccountant. s e s s ILX®« a a Or* a *......................... * * ss. and * —. 11 ...... a fB ^ o s w u B g i p p g p s pen***, $30). Mlaccllaneoua—County Taae* on State Priaon Farm, ll.bOO: General Printing and Advrrtiling, Mt.WOl Stlarie* and Evpentea of Rail­ road Commlaalonert (of which amount not .•00; ahall be paid for Speciil Maintenance of Lunatic*, —ntenaner, MOO.OOO: Cxpenaea Co|. Revenue, 1110.000; For Abatracling *- State (or Unpaid T aira for th* Aaaeatora and lor Preparing a complete File Index Syalem. MOOOi'Stat K*««uli»e end Legiilallvebepartmenla, ______ -nj* Ta> U »t, Under improvement and Car* i and Ground*. 1M0; Engineer and Other EaConnected with the Inipection o( Riil« preparing Data lor the Aaaetrmetit * — ■an<j * . 4 .. month* tndlng lion. T. r Attorney-O eaoral Waat. Clark » t th e Haprem* Cwwrt |Jlun_ 0 .JT. Whltflald. ■ Judge* a f tha Circuit Court* Flrat Circuit— Hon. X- 0 Campball Becond Circuit— Hon. Edward C » Lova. _ ______ wt VIUUI VfUIlCT t l M Third Circuit— Hon. Mallory T. H orne Other Dangcroka Plant Diaeaaea and Inaecta Fourth Circuit—Hou. Ooorg* Coupar Which Hava Bren or May he Introduced In ­ Olbba to tha Stat* o f Florida, and to be Uaed and r ift h Circuit— Hon. W. B. Dullock. Eapended Under the Direction o f th* State I Math Circuit— Hon. O. K. Reave* Plant Board According to the Provision* of Havanth Circuit— Hon. Jam** W . Perklna Chapter (MS, ot tb* L aw *'of the State of E ighth Circuit— Hon. Jam** T. Will*. Florida, Approved April )0k U K .' Ninth Circuit— Hon. D 3. Jana*. Be It Enacted by the Legiilature o f th* State Tenth Circuit—J. B. Bdwarda of Florida: ___ Eleventh Circuit— Han. If. Plarra BranSection L T h e turn o f tJWOOO, or «a much nlng. thereof aa may be neceaaary is hereby appro­ 1Thirteenth Circuit— Hon. F. M. Roblea. priated out ol any fund* in th* Treasury, not Fnurteanth Circuit— Hon. C. L Wllaon. onrUmt — - - ' j sum shall Fifteenth Circuit— E. D. Donnell. Stat* Plant Coart ot Itoeont Treasurer to Eeeambla County—Hba. Kirk* Mouruo. - the purpose r. . . mi u controlling coni citrui canker, and thereafter, ao much I Judge* o f th* Criminal Court o f Record | ueccctaary may be applied by the Jloald in Dad* County— Hon, J. I> Rllllngaler. carrying out the general purpote o l “ The Duval County— Hon. James M. Peeler, Plant Act o l 1»15." O f which said aum herelllllaborough County— Hon. Loe J. Olbeon. by aDOfonriaied .r t o n e * - ■ Monro* County—n on. W. Hunt Iforrle. Orang* County— lion T. Plctrm Wartow. |Volusia County— Hon. R P. Ham lin «*s *swse s s x w s s : 3 !!!h" n;- .............. Goveramount of Soecial f^ ou n tel"; M aln ten an ce^ 'o' LunatKa, General llalntenance, lltS.OOO* Kapenie* Collection* of Revenue, (TlX* » L f 0r t .Ab? I * c< ^ n* Sold to State for Unpaid Taaea for Use of “ <* to t Premwng and Keeping • . , ’^paring Dale for the A*, ««HrS r t i . . f l j » ; Florida Indua1,,^ HMl School for Boy*. Maintenance. 1 3 0001 Florida Induitrial School for Girl*, Mali me. PM O. 4 A ll m oney, *» S .rjJ 5 : •um he i THE JU D IC IA R Y JUSTICES O F. T H E M M I W I C O C B T | •Jeffarron a Drawn*. C hief Juatlc*. R. Fan wick Taylor. Robert B. Cockerell Tbom aa U Bhaeklaford. Jam** D. Whltflald. William H. Bill*. ^,5r' c* 1 •Mlatant. or detective ahail be em ploy *d ^ *nr ? u ,e OfBeer and paid out of th* contingent fund appropriated for Sec. X. Thia Act ahall become a law upon ita paaaage and approval by the Governor, or upon it* becoming a law without hi* ap­ proval. Approved May 9, 1917. NATIONAL CONGRESS [ V. B. SENATOR* Duncan U. Fletcher. Park Trammell. • 1 U B. CO NtillEAS MEN First D istrict— H. J, Drane. I Second District— Frank Clark. .T h ir d D istrict— W alter Keho* IlFourth District— W. J ' Bears. nnti guy contain special restrictions and limits lions concerning th* type power, horse power, design and other features ol the motor vehicles which the licensee may operate tbertnnder; It shall contain the distinguishing Bomber or mark assigned to the licew ce, his ■time, plaee of residence and sddre«s and a brirt description of the licensee lor the pur one ol identification. The Comptroller shall shall the Comptroller hi truth, without extra charge therelor. to each chauffeur so licensed a suitable metal badge auge. ■ suitable metal badge, with the distinguishing number or mark assign as ed to him thereon. This badge shall thereafter be worn by the chauffeur, affixed to his clothlog in a conspicuous place at all tlmea tlm ci while ke it operxtmx or driving hU motor vehicle w, f --- - wwtassua BliQ CrlpCni Commissioners (o f which amount Clerk, than (MOO shall be ial Counsel) " vetoed the more thin . . . _ Bo-dtkeeper Special C ou n sel."): County laaea _ _______ Clerk, (flOO; Assistant Prison Farm, (I.6W. Auditing Clerk, (flr^l; Correspondence and Fil­ Hospital (or Inssric—Deficiency Aopropris- ing Clerk, (600; Assistant Correspondence, Inlion, (tfl.S3U.70; Maintenance ol Lunatics, desing and Filing Clerk, (000; Auditing and General Maintenance, (150.000; Maintenance ol Dittribulion Clerk, Tax Redemptio# Depart­ Lunatics, Painting, General Repair! and Im ment. (7&0; Bookkeeper In Tax Redemption prut emrnts, (Si.OuO; (3n.0u0; Maintenance ol I.unatics, Department, (600: Recording Clerk, Txx Re­ nrmem-nts, Sltafting and Gears for Pumps, (2,000; Mam demption Clerk. (600; Stenographer and Type­ tenance ol Lunatic*, one new Boiler with writer, (M0; Special Clerk and Messenger, J|. 7 / 1 u n a riei"^ Ma'lntctii'ncS »dU0; U u 'ni l‘T n d 'k n u ln 'fn r '‘ ,|L ( i j » . ' M ail. ^Suipment (or u “ n* r0'.' “ 'her Contingent E .p e n .e , Corner, ! 01 «r. 0 «ee. W s U o t ckaufftur to whom it |* issued aa aforesaid. Errry person licesaed to opeote motor vehic­ les as a chauffeur under this Art ahall endorse bb usual signature on the margin ol the license lisutd to him in a apace provided thereon (or the purpose, immediately upon the receipt oi •ach, license and such license shall not lie valid" until so endorsed. Every application hr a license filed under the provisions gf this Section shall be accompanied hy a Ice ol (!,%, and alt license* issued hereunder shall esplre on January first of each year; pruslded. however, that tha fee for license* jrintrd on or slier July first in an nr year shall be one hall the annual (e* provitiled lor herein. Sec. 2' The provisions of this A t shall take effect and become operative July 1, 1J1S. Approved June B, 1917., F.psenses Collection of Revenue, (70,003; For Abstracting Land* Sold to State (or Unpaid Taxet tor the Use o f Tax Attestors and for preparing and keeping a complete file Index system. Jt.500; Stationery (or Executive and I.egnlative Departments, (7(0; Printing Delin <iuent Tax Lists, under Revenue Law, (t.fMO; Improvement and care ol Oovernor’ a Mansion and Grounds, (O ), For Service ol Civil Engin eer and other Kxpente* connected wf|h the Inipection ol Kailruadi and preparing, data lor the attettmenl ol Railroads (1.250; 'For Rei,aj,, n„ , „ Vv,';„ 7 ; „ ' 7; ' ' 'U V * ? 7 ‘ roT n t d Fainting Goverhor a Mansion. (I,. Florid* Induitrial School (or B o n —Main tenance, 33,000; Collagr* (or Office?. » £ » Liev.ted Tank, M.tss): Fire H ow. (1.0®; Cot’ *1 Addition to £ S h o V S ^ ‘ Uc Hn‘ ,100^; Woodwork.. U |lf IFaint 4111 er^Shop1 . Shoe Shop( Shop. (1.000; Silo (300; Laundry and Brick ....... Mill. 13.000; A .si.t: C H A F T E lT n n ^ (N o . 1 9 ). (1.0 AN ACT Miking Appropriations lor Satiric* ant Superintendent Residence No. !, (1,000; Barn, (1,000; Sheds "and Machinery, (600; sad Eapcnse* ol the State Government (or Illacksmlth Shop, (600: Remodeling Main Sit Months ol the Year 1917, .and (or the Building at- No. 2,' installing Suitable Batha. )esr 1919, and for Si* M onths.of the 'e a r and Toilctsl , vh*i i , auw; mram itrating I’lxnt (900j Steam Heating Plant *nd and .. . . . . . . . . . , .. _ . Fixture*, (1,500; General Repairs for Buildings Brit Enacted by the Legislature ol the State *| both Schools (ifaM * *( Florida: • • Industrial School for Girls—Equipment and Section 1. That the following sum* he. and art hereby appropriated (or trie aalaries and Improvement*. (11,0s). Maintenance, (3.0UO. Sec. X. That the following turns he. and the espenses ol the State Government lor the ai* ooisthr from July 1, 1917, to December 81, same are hereby appropriated for the payment of sgUrier and expenses ol the State Govern­ BIT; ment for the year 1919:—Salaries Executive Salaries Executive Department (13.900. Department (27,900Governor—Frivite Secretary.' (1,0>X); Execu­ Governor—Private Secretary, (1.000; Execu­ tive Clerk, (600; Stenographer, (510; Com in­ tern Espenses of State. (3.QM; Secretary Board tive Cletk, (1.300; Stenographer. (1.090; Contin«( State’ Institutions, (250;*SecreUry Board of -ent Expenaes of State, (4.000; Secretary Board State Institution, (600: Secretary of Board of rardoni, (3 0 ; Clerk and Stenographer, (590. Secretary ol State—Chief Clerk, ( 1 .000 ; Ax- Pardons, (500; Clerk and Stenographer. 11.090 Secretary of State—Chief Clerk, (2.000, Assist­ alstxal Chfel Clerk, (900; Corretpondence and Filmg Clerk, 4«00; Recording Clerk. |5W; ant Chief Clerk, B1JB00; Correspondence and Filing Clerk, (1.300: R e a d i n g Clerk. (1.080; Stenographer and Typewriter, (S90; Postage, Exprrss and Telegrama, (150: Repairs and Stenographer and Typewriter, (1,090; Postage Other Incidental Eapenses. (1.000; Fuel. Lights Express and Telegrims. (W0; Repairs and I n ­ sad Water, (1,000;,Watchman at Capitol (500; cidental Expenaea, M-OnO; Watchman at Capi­ Fuel. Light and Water. (1000; Oae White Janitor at Capitol, (liO ; Three tol. (1,000; Janitor* it Capitol, (540; Deficiency in Appro- One W hite Janitor, (900; Three Janitors. (1,080. Compn'oller^—Chief Clerk. (2.600; Railroad pirtioo ol 1(15 for re-wiring Cipit'd. 9>00: Services of three eatra Watchmen at Capitol, and Telegraph Aneasment Clerk. (1,900; Bookkrper, (1.800; Warrant and Abstracting Clerk, «»^er resolution of Legislature 1917, (27250. Comptroller—Chief Clerk, (1.30: Railroad (l,5i)0; Pension Clerk, (1 .6 ® :R ecording Clerk. fad Telegraph .Atsesament Clerk, ( * » ; Hook- *11® : Asrittsnt Pension C1r * r ° j 'n *ikktepl . D00; . J Warrant and Abstracting Clerk.. er, l l . » ) ; Aaslatant Penalon Clerk, (1.300: AsFepsion Pension Clerk, (750; Recording Clerk, slttam Auditing Clerk, (1,200; Correspondence CL5- Assistant Pension Clerk and Bookkeeper, and Filing Clerk, $1,300 ‘ F * i Aulitaiit Tension Clerk, (0® ; Assistant dence, Indexing and F d F ilin , a erk . (1.300; AudAelmng Clerk, (flOO; Correspondence end Fli­ itmg and Diatribution a eiU r k..n>. la x In Rcfemption Bookkeeper Ta*1 Re- — nt* Uerk, (flOO; A lsttU n f Correspondence. In- Department, *7,600;lion . it iv l, t - - v>demptmn Department “ ~ and Filing a e r k . (800; Auditing and Tax Redemption Dtitrihuiiou Oerk, Tax Redemption l)ept. ;• k^okkeeper tn Tax R « i o a D *pU T jr p g fil.r . Q<H l T t* Redemption Dept.. M «je n g e f, %$fiQ; IA Stcoopapbff §nd Typewriter. fS40* Soee* ° A iie e to n end < J e r it *nd_ Measenger. moo (300;; U n Ol o i »-,n Land I.tsr a vaultkeeper CH A PTE R 7X7X—(N o. » ) . AN AC T Making art Emergency Appropria­ tion (or the Care and Maintenance of the In­ mates of tha Several State Institution* of this State. Whereas, By purchasing supplies for th* various Satte Tnatltution* under the supervi­ sion o f (he Board of Commiatlonrr* o f State The Florida Hospital for the Prison Farm, T h e Florida (or lloya ami The Florida Girts, at the present time sufficient to take care n( the needs ol said In ttiluliont tor the next (our months a great saving can he effected (or the State, and there being no funds available (or this purpote; theretore. Be It Enacted by the legislature ol tkc Stale ol Florida: Section 1. That an aapie it hereby mad* oappropriation be and the ol th* aum of (100,000, or *o much thereol a* fnay _ _ necessary, ----------, , tor — lay ba the ute and tirnefit of the said Institution* at an emergency appropriation to b* expended under THE LAW MAKERS be - — f^ a — Franrla W. Perry J.aon— A II. Williams. John A Rcrogga Levy— W J. Epperson .Liberty— It II. Weaver Madteon—V. E ntanton. W T. Kent. Manatee— W. II Taylor. Marion— I. 8 Light. W. J Crosby. Monroe—Arthur Oomea. John 0 Sawyer Nassau-—J 11. Stewart. D T Ha l.took. Jr Okatooaa—P. J Franklin ora n g e—Seth Woodruff, A. Roberta. Osceola—N C Bryan Palm Itaach— Dr II. C. Hood. Paaco—K. p Wllaon Ptnella*— S. D. Harrla Polk—Bald Robeson, A J Morgan. Putnam— II S McKenale, W a Tltghman. Ht Johns -William M D<-0 niv*. ;• M Corbett Ht. Lucia—J. M Bsvxtn. Kant* Boa*—T J. Fenn, J T. Bryant. Hemlnol*— F. L Woodruff Humtcr—N. J. Wicker. Ituwannea—Cary A. Hardee, if. A. Taylor—W T. Caah. Volusia—David Sholls, It U Wakulla— Nat B Walker Walton— A. t . Andsrxon. Washington—A. A Myar* ' • Beverage* Drunk on the Ar* Premises Ke, * to Retorting There For That Purpose, or Any C lu b , Roam or Such „ Other _____ » Place .- » — Where iv Liquors and *—nere * or Nuch I.iquori and Bevera«e« Beverage* Are Received Kept for Ilarter,. ___ Sale,, Uae vs ur s.m Gift at as aa ueverage, Beverage, or for Distribution or Division Among the or for Distribution or Division Among the Members Members of of Any Any Club H ub or or Room Room For For or os Any a— Association _ W here Such Liquor* .or Bever­ * ----- 'Are Kept For the - Purpose of Being ages Consumed by the Members Thereof or Their Guests or Other Persons, Either on the •remises or Near the Same, or Any Plsce AJjacent to or Near Such Premises, Where .Sorb Members c -—*- *r— “ or Others May Resort F"r Such Purposes; ___, ____ _ Declaring to tie Common Nuisances Certain Enumerated Pliers and Classes ol Places Where Anli-Liquof Laws Are Evaded or Vldtstrd and Providing Fur Their Abatement As Such by Prohibiting the Keeping Or Storage of Such liquor* and Beverages By Prescribing for Judges. Grand Juries and i ttlier Utiblip and tPrivate Citiiens , Officers ------- - 8HU nvate ni Certain Duties Lw.l.i-e- - the -L - Better '* --u u ieand Certain Duties, lv><>kinir to \|nrr Effective Enforcement of the Laws to Promote Temperance smt S «n »w s- .s..-v»_u- I . , ... ,~* 7 ’ “ J? 5 controls, a ¥for *theBillegal B. sale, »W peeping Sforf axis. S manutacture ot m a n u fa c tu r e ___ dispositions °* “ • liquor*or other, unlawful and btverage* mentioned la ,*5?.0.n One of 01 this section Act. or any of them he •»»*•»< b« «uH'y «l a misdemeanor and shall b# fined not more thon (100-. or be imprisoned not more than Three Months, or ahall be both fined and imprisoned. Sec. 9. That the unlawful manufacture, sale or for - tair, of -M any of ---- - ------ --■ I VI ,L - keeping t!---‘ _ or. disposition the liquors and bevrrages mentioned in Sec­ tion tine ol this Act, contrary to the l*sv ol this Slate, shall, at the option oi tht landlord, work a forfeiture of the rights of soy lessee or tenant under any lease ur contract for rent of the premises where such unlawful act is pfriorm *! by the lessee or trnsnt, or by »ny sgent. servant, clerk, or employee of tb* lessee or tensnt with the latter a knowledge ledge of permission. Sec. 9. That keeping of th* liquor* or beverages, or ,1 . the . of- them, ------ -mentioned . .... any in Secl:- Act, a -* «--- *building not lion One o f this in any e* clusively ^used for a ^dwelling, shall be »—i - ' tttierance, and by Prescribing the Rules o( Evidence Relative to judical Proceedings vote againkt the sale of liquor Iron!'any'” ! ' ? _ . _T ___ _ .or . Sf.sssi r a v e l D( f in Said Mafter*. boat, other tvessel or 7vehi Be It Enacted by the Legislature ol the State cle of any kind, or from any shanty or tent, or building or place used for the purpose of traf­ of Florida: Section 1. That the term "Prohlbtlon L iq­ fic, or any dwelling house o r dependency thereof, if any part of the same la used as a uors and Bevrrages." whether used in this Act public eating house, grocery atore, or other -----r ---------J" , i v m p e rTa Sn ic Se SorS i ptsce ot common of common resorL retort, anallanall be prim* be facie Z Z U- H :. * place u -----L?..y?pp" ? _lh.*_ >Yil* intemperance shall In- 1_ erideitc* of■ a sale or other unUwfol dlspo.l- § ---------------------- - any ot thcm'relerred to in Section One o( thia Act. ' Third: Any club room, br room lor or of any association ol person* in which aald liq­ uors or beverages, or any el them, ere kept or stored for lor the purpose ol being t drunk or con,U®*<1‘ by the member* ol ouch club or other ‘ association ol persons, ar their guest* or ___ . . r ___ .... » other* on on the the premises, nrvmi.v. or — at, or near the ptacs otfiwa where such liquors or beverages, or any ol thrni, are krpt or stored. , Fourth: Any place adjacent to or near the shall he the same at in elections to Voter* premjses ol any club, corporation or associa­ create tion, or other (ombination ol persona, special road and bridge rfiitnctt. which members. or __ their ____ .guests. . . . . . . ui Approved June 5, 1917. or uiucra otbera oy permission o l members, resort lor the purpote al drinking and liquors and beverages, or any CH A PTER 72SJ—•( No. 3 ) . ol them, that arc kept at or near such place*. AN ACT Prohibiting the Ms ______ ___ _ »i»c manufacture ol Al- ' W °< «he places, designated l kept r ___ _ herein «... six siguaiCU II cholic. Spirituous. Vinous, Malt, and Inloxi- ■nJ/ maintained ahall shall be be and constitute an i urrand eating Uduors and Beverages, and Certain l**lul maintained drinking place, and the constituty act o f k> * Non lntoxicaling Liquors and Beverage*. *** il drinking place, and the act o f keeping Traffic Therein xn.l ■ maintaining any such room or place ahall be ---deemed .1-------a separate offense lor each day that it continues. ..wv* VI B1■/ Sec. 0. Any place or room nerralter Vote Against the Sale of Liquor; f .lh l ' e l>rovisfon*0rofm*h?i Specifically Defining and Enumerating th* lained in ,n violation oo L Liquor* and Beverage* and Classes o l Section shall be deemed to be a com m on nui­ Liquor* and Beverages That Shall lferealt- sance and may be abated by wrlt ol injunction rr he Construed As Embraced Within the issued out or the Circuit Court upon a bill Prohibitions ■t T h u A ct; Specifically Enu­ filed1 by the Atfurney General ol the State, merating the I'rrvms and Clatsra ol Persona Attorney ol the Circuit, ol by the County to Wh in , arid the Places and Classes ol Prosecuting Attorney, or hy any citiren or Places in \\ nich. Such Manufacture. T u * » citirens ol such county; such bill to be filed the county in which the or MEMBERS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Alachua — Christopher klathsson and Prank Clark if Baker—O K Barber May— A D. W e lle t *• ’ Bradford—A M Crew*. W. O Seats HraVard—John It Ithodea. Broward—W It Marshall. Calhoun—John I) Trammell. Citrus—J Y Barnes Clay-—J, Stater Smith . Columbia— W ’ J Ilpabuck. A O Wlthea Dade— John VV Watson. DeSoto— W C. Langford Duval—Telfair Stockton, Marlon U Jennlnga Kaeambla—James M. Johnston. M O. Baggatt. Franklin— K It L Moore tladtdan— 8 II Strum. Ales McPheraon Hamilton — W. M Wabb. c. A. Stephatfa. Hernando— M. D Dawson, tllllsborough—Oeora# IL Wilder, Dr A. C. Hamlin: Holmes—C. R Mathis Jackson—Amos K Lewis, Dr. E Ifarrta Jsfferaon—B. J. Ifambrick. D. IL May*. Jr. Lafaystle— McQueen Chalres Lake—J. A Hanson. U D E-lga. bridge , oe aboliahed under the provition* hereinafter mentioned; provid­ ed, that no apecial road and bridge district •hall be abolished while It hat outstanding in­ debtedness without first making provision* lor the liquidation of such outstanding indebt­ edness. ednesa. Sec. I That any apecial road and bridge dlatrict ma tar -----------be abolished majority vote at nmra by o| a Cour an elect :lton called by the Board ol Countv County Commltaiuners ol the County lor the purpi ------, , e allrr publication ol tucb notice aa it reoulr to create «..ek - - - - -- — * A lcoh£% IcohuU c’ T q i o V ^ 7 n « upua llquosa. cn la arff alt mixed liquor*, sn t n.rt . IL T---h .,- the following .re hereby da...» tvsswiirirn f O B* rl.rwd - •*•■ ai v and clarrd to be ---------------common musiances, may be abated aa such,, upon complaint of the Attor­ ney General, or the State a Attorney o f the Circuit, or the County Prosecuting Attorney, or *ny citlten or cltitcni of tb* oounty; First: Any 'room s or structure* uaed for the unlawful manufacture, tale, keeping _ for sale or ether unlawful disposition of liquors and beverages mentioned fn Section One of this Act. or any ol them. Second: All place* ol resort where person* are •<e permitted to rFaort for th* purpoaa of drinking such liquors or beverage*, or any *H , _ ol them, mentioned In Section On* of this Art. on or about the premia*t. Thlrdj. Any public eating hobae where the u M i u ..— — * *---------- _______ _ oi 3tat* Institutions J*t . - ' (--- * •»* w ■ !» * 8 IB 1 payable out of the appropriation made by br surance Department, (600. 4 or fermented liquorw and hr tru er* In Section One of thia Act.** Cetteral-Aamtant. (1 .3 0 ; Assist, T V .! V . 7 . _ . which maltoae la a subatantlal ingredlrnt. Sec. X. Thia Act Act shall shall take tak* effect immedl- whtther alcoholic or not or ‘ f t . *1^®: Clerk, (900: Stenographer, (540; atcly upon Thia its becoming • law. whether intoxlcat-------— -J„^ o j not. incidental Expenaes, (JS0; purchase of Book* Approved April 3 , 1*17. (3M. fourth: And any or Utter* bever--- ----m drink*, ..... —*i liquors tut ng a e r k , (1.3®; Contingent Supei __ Superintendent of Tublie Instruction—Chief r*if a t>TL‘ ti n*. #f e* conulnlng one hall of one cent of Yitsnt (9®- secu n - .-XpensrS, 11.000; ' Inturkncr i _ ~ Caihirr j « wi and sng Bookkeeper,^ nooKKreper, »jrxr; _ ______ ___ Actuary, 12,600; Clerk, ,0®; Assistant Chief O erk, (750; Cor- a m a p t s •Jcohol or more by other eplomeliquids at 60or degree* x_. *nd Bookkeeper. .|7W; Correspon- Jnauranee Clerk, (L800; Contingent Expense* respondent* and Filing Oerk, (8 ® ; Aaslatant AN ACT Making eippropHatidha ifor^ at the SupFahrenheit, or any nnife and Hlin« anm- Contingent F .. Insurance Department, ----- -------- ----11.000. —' port and ^Maintenance of the nr grtlrl or vs* sviis.— i.. Eillng** ri»vb Clerk, (800; Ex,Stenographer, (640; Pottage. Printing andi n r L " “ 5 7 7 " .V •••- State Inatltusnsritu- manufacture.! manutacturrd c manufactured or o r sold, ** l*wl----* Attorney ------- ----InaurM to ro y General G eneraU A tilsi.nl.. (2,500;, ---------Assist. other Contingent Expenses," (1.500; Traveling L , 'f Jk ' • f : Insurant* Actuary, (1,260; or *erved for beverage purpote. Z l % **»• Contingent Expense. Inaur- ant, $2500; O erk, IL *® : Stenographer, 11.000; per cent of alcohol Sec. U. That It ahall be unlawful for any Incidental Eapenses, (700; Purcnas* of Books, T w ° Rural School Impectora. |2.vO; Travel- , I M , Now Known aa the Unlverdw ol An* u* i .2 pcf»on, firm, or ataociation or corporation in (5M. t wi' ^ 7 General—AialtUnI ( 1 .IM; Aaslatant h: Any Intoxicating bitter* or bever* «ny county or election precinct in thia State aiVJF1^ 1*1 Two Kural Sc*100* Inapectora, Florida, the Florida State Collect for * • ^ nr *nl0**cl,Jn* Superintendent of Public Instruction—Chief S r ? - a *rit. MM; Stenographer (540; Incldest# that ha*, or ihalt hereafter vote against the tot- •••* tb* ewaasi Deaf and •gea by whatever name called. - j — ' VPeniet. IJfiO; Purchase of Books, (2(0. O erk, $2,0®: Assistant Chief Clerk. $1,600; Commissioner o f Agriculture—Chief Oerk. Sixth! All liquor* and beverage* or drilnk* aale of liquora, to receive for atorage, diatrt* ent of Public Institution—Chief Correspondence and Filing Clerk IL *® ; Aa- Department of Agriculture. |1j»Q : Clerk In made In ImlUtion of or Intended a* a *ub« l»ution or on contignnjent for »Jothfr. the aald U.O®;<Atilstm t Chief Clerk. (750; Cor- *1Slant Stenographer, $1.4*80; Postage, Printing, Agricultural and Immigration Divisions, •titute for beer. ale. wine or whlakey or other liquor* and beverage* mentioned In Section 1 E’ Jfdrn re and Filing O erk, ( « 0 ; AaalaUnt and other Contingent Expenaes, (2,000: Travel­ Clerk In Land Divisions, **” * O ~ erk * I n ____ (7M; Created , alcoholic or ipirituou*, vlnou* or malt liquor* of thia Act, or any of them, or to havg and vv/O ^ fb er, (5(0: Pottage, Trinling and ing Expense* States Superintendent. $250; Sal- -Food - - *l«ridfls including tho*e liquora and beverage* com* maintain any warehouse or other Place for - - and -Drug*, - - a - . Stock s v .-s wmsisui Fertlliacr and Approved 'June n rn*ent Expense*. ll.lW t Traveling T ar? Two Rural School Inspector*. (LOW; £ttru. Fruit IKvUlon*. Division*. 9*00; (9 ® ; Clerk Oerk In Field Be It Enacted by receiving ttortar, or diipoaing of *ald liquor* the Legislature o f the Stat* monly known and called near beer. Slate Superintendent, (123: 5: Salary Traveling Expense* Two Rural School Inspec- Note Dirialon. ( * « : Oerk In Shell Flat Flak Dfvl of Florida: Sec. d Thaf it *hall be unlawful for any for another, and any perron violating tm* tori. .|2.?oa. Inspectors, (2.M; Traveling ft ji ° r , |TW ); A itifttm rjC Iff* r u n r « n -w n w a.w m om a ?iO a Uld Section L That th* sum of $448,400 or to peraon, firm, •••ociation of peraona, or corpor- Section ahall be guilty of a ml •demeanor and nspectors, (l.SM Rural School Inspectors. Commissioner of Agriqulture—Chief O erk i;™**- Stock Feed, FertiUier tad CIUu* Fruit much thereof ation*. n e■c■■■■i e a ^/yf .'u . . . _ . . - j— -.half -be - — (•'hnSner ob y? mi* a mIn e . any wne oounty or election precinct in ahall be fined not more than $40., or ahall C n ‘" OB,.r of Agriculture-Chief Clerk, Department of Agrlcultu re, ((2.0® 2 .0 ® ------- ---In uivwion*, |M0 : Pottage Agncoltural Depart- appropriated for the aapport. Improvement nor* Il now nere griculture, ; ; Oerk o the »ale of intoxicating llq* be impHtoned not more than 1 year, or ahall Agriculture, (1.000: Clerk In Agricultural and lImmigration m m l « _ . J Divisions, •I ment. $8®) Printing SUtnp*. Stock Feed and ind maintenance of the Unlvtraity o f Florida, by lawa of this --------r h etra * h * be p Shi ^ b b® or may S bit MS S a— t a*.S «T—O• and I m p r i.Z vd 1 W i n e r k T a Land D lvl.lon, ft «*)• n»rW lii Fertiliser Divisions, (1.0®: Printing Quarterly th# Florida State College for Women, the fer foraale, ke * .»unulicturr, avll, ofSre.TJ. no peraon shall be excused . . . ____ 'o .......... avM, oi,-x c . ia. That That no_ f Drue* Stock Errd 'Fertiliser {,. ull' ,in ,• Agricultural 6ep*rtm«nL ( 1 .M0 ; Florida School for th* Deaf and the Blind, end p ' ‘ keep for aale,barter, furnish at from testifving before the Grand ju ry. »c rults*I)ivisioni tl vt) Stemv Lxpreas and Telegram*, Agricultural Depart- the Florida Agricultural and Mechanical Col- &ublic places, keep on hand at a place q f in anv trial In any prosecution for violation U n ^ d 'D I r i.^ » 1 . « ; C lerit'Tn ' V ^ .N e fr n e ^ r e q M r a d .o be' m roport* so d cluslntss, or at any social, fraternal or locker- of Ihf* Act upon any complaint lor th# ensupported end _______ Dlvlalon. 11,9®; Cletk In Shell r o n t l n . ^ . ^ . ' J n . V . i t V n m ^ s . U n ^ n l A ? i Laws of club or otherwise dispose of anv i.l th» «” «■ '-'cem en t thereof, but no disclosure, or dlaFish Division, f t # * : AMDt.nt Cletk In Pure f e g g * * , 1 cry mad* by such peraon a* a witness, anall thlch sum •............... shall be expended as follows: _ jy of them In *b* used- -against him In ^»ny penal »'$Hni proaecutlon JHUICLUIIOI and other CohtldlfTO Expense*, Agricultural any quantity at any time,’ Provided, th*r this *»» — —w - — - ........ s.s For th* U nlveraltyof Florida Florid. ________ that this ,(231,0®; which Inhibition •■aancri QiBCIOWt]. tlon ao. doe* not include, and nothing in ' S e t 11*I account 0,t Sts*, nu,., Department. 90®: Extra Clerk Ifire for Field sura ahall Include (27,6®, for the « T5 disclosed. pur ______ w ,«W . for th* purpose of That the Judges of all Court* Im. Act shall effect the social serving of Note Division, (4 ® ; Clerks In Prison Depart­ conducting Farmer*’ Institute* pubUahlng ute* and a paneling Grand __ . Juries shall jrive In charge ment, (9 ® bulletins. to said Grand rand Jury the AnM-Dqtior Law* of Sure (Chest 1st—Salary of SUI* Chemist, ,t — — ;* 1 For th* Florida Stat* Collra* for W omen, _____ _______ _ — *1® 0; AaalaUnt Sttt* Ch.mlaL Fertiliser J * ® •h*U 'ollrge •?««<>• -------' ( 12(08 for ___ _____ ____ _ Incluuv i i i ^ w io _____ _______ _ — . ■ tunas mating to evils of intemperance, end he shall Instruct _____________ _ _____ Traveling and otfier **®i AariaUnt State ChemlaL Foo l ___Con the Extension Depertment—Institute*. County th* right* o l druggist* to handle alcohol and them to investigate and return Indictments Contingent Expense* Commi»^i'»nfr of AgH*?ruf A nilvit. $600; AnUUnt State Cbem Agtteui- culture on Official Butfne**, |600; Stationery Demonstration Agent* and publishing buf- ‘ its compounds. Providing, further, that noth- against aB persona guilty of violating aald ®lu? . An*ljr»t* 1600: Tnvellng E* and •nd other Contingent Expense* Agricultural P jn iti Sute ChemUt and Aitiitant*. letina. Ing in thia Act ahall prohibit the manufacturelaws or any provision* of them. De- __ ______ For the School for the Deaf andthe Blind, by any one famlD, of domestic wine* for family Sec. 12 That no clerk, servant, agent o f Department. ft^OO; Extra Clerk Hire for Field V ,r*€ . ? ood Drug Inapectora. IU S0: M » p i.' *• Not* — Dirls'i (9W; ^1’iison Depart’^ ellng Fipenae* Three Food and Drug I (99,0®. . ute In quantities not exceeding five gallon* in employee ot any person accused of a violation «3d ment $1.1®. v For the Florida Agricultural and Mechanical any on* year. o f the laws to promote temperance and to supr*. $1,500: Sample* and Incidental*. ‘ p i vision, $000j College•**------thoeixed for Netro**. evpente* ( 28 .800 . of the IloiM Sec. 2 That any the evils of Intemperance., or the unlaw. ' violation.of *nv provision Pte«* ----------- S w rsscW g & n H S b * * I C itStaTs?' -"P— ftaw S m m m m m m m droV'r'ordin^^ar' y u x a gu w trS t .M r . i n - i < s « : . Sri V .T .V Chemical* end Apparatus. S t L i h n ,o tr. (50°: a e r k Chemical IritisSlj --soot C ! 0" Ue italm State isfontra ol m" n!ionl «" conductlnig matters perCle from State pay* a 5 5 d f r d- . , t -» > u sea Lcftstslure of *555SJ-.CS*"""- >»: JE l*- V - Court—Salarle* of Supreme Court W Continaent' Expenses, 11.500; C?-*** Section 17K, Generxi S® ITU r ’ : Clerk as- Librarian under Secr Sutute*. IIM I t ® ;: Heiulrs Renalra lot X1**. « Genera) >'«»ules. r Sheriff ? I'nHdlng, FertiUier and Plants iimtur m , ouprem# Court, per diem, under under S . '^ - G e n e r a l Statute*. 91*1 Mea.eng- •J a 1.°’ '*** I,°,r7'c W „ , , _ cJ:iK SgK?tSr?%S3!aae3 __________ __ ... oi ; ; ; i e K “d i u lion l S i . , S ;.2 r ^ S ta r o tr a . M ®T'Repriro ^ §Supreme ----- rme Court BulldTfl Building. Fcrtntser and Plant* _________ .In,Conducting . . . ------- ----- -i* Matters per- **#1 ShetiJT Stat* Institutions Sheriff Supreme Court, ------- ■ — -*—• per diem,*. > under raining Payable -From State .. i - t — to •- Priton »s-s— Affairs, ■ Section IC9X, General Statute*, *1X8; Messen­ Prison Fuad,' (3,500 ger. IIM; Secretary to Supreme Court.Justice*. Supreme Court—Salaries Supreme Judges, (73,Nx); Contingent Expenses, XXO®: Clerk, diera, under fleetion 1756, General Statutes, ; Clerk, as Librarian, under Section 1753. era! Statute* Repaira_ ior lor Supreme — ----- —. - . u (300; «—v, nepaira .inprema Court Building and Plant* and FertiUier, (250; Sheriff Supreme Court, per diem, tinder Section 1981, General Statute*. 1260; Secretary to Supreme CourtMessenger Justice*. *' “ ‘ t u ' “ ----Assistant Secretary -to ”Supreme Court ■Iu ,rieea, H A ® ; •Purchase ol Books for Supreme C o t u ^T^it-----h r a ^ ^ «t e" >U-T ElectncJly. Lights reme Coura w T te e ^ d I c e i ^ i ( S i for H eating. (8 ® ; ardman, (JflO: electrician reme Court Build- S ss iS »a 2t e “ ^.irejirieiittaS.7 S 2 S i ^ ‘ P‘ propriatipn made in Section X _______ See. 2 ‘ _____ _‘ •u ^' •. . « S a ol thia A ct." it* tc. V Thl* Act ihall become a law upon upon patuge and approval of the Governor, or vat. -it it. becoming ■ law without such appro- II.M0; Aaslatant Secretary to Supreme Court Approved' May (9, 1917, Justice*. X9W; Purchase of Books for Supreme Court Librarv. (2S0; Electricity, Lights, Water and Ice, (3 ® ; Fuel for Heating, $6M; One _____ „ 7298—(N ___ __ o. 22), CHA P T ErR Furnace end \ ardman, llW ^ fln e Eievator AN ACT to Amend Section 1512 of the Gen " '* n Assistant Janitor, (270: Watchman ( rr,| Statutes of Florid*, aa Amended by tot Building, (Y<0; Stenographer for Supreme Chapter 6849,. Act* of 1907, at Amended by Court, 340. . ' Chapter 006, Act* of 1915, Relating to Pay Judicial Department—Salaries Judicial Drparb of WRne**e*. ment, (M.175: Jurors and Wltnesae* Before the Grand jury, (7$,QW; Reward* for and F o f Arrest of Fugitive* from fustic* Eipenses qf Circuit Judaea Silting < reme Court Bench, (75; Costs A. Againat the State in Civil Case*. $54; . — — — -----iHguior. See. 12 That In all prosecution* against any Thal t1 tinliwfol for gny perron or peraon*. or any association of per­ Onn'*o( ____________ Psraoq, corporation, flrm. firm, oe or association o f* per- ^ sons, ■firms, op corporation* foe rm«, club*, dub*, lor violarC the for proviiton* of to tnl*give Act,InIt evidence ahall be JfJ11* c° un! y .or * • pT , nct# $ , .* competent the Stata nt for the Stat* to give In evidence Slf te ®u i r<£ rt* j* i# f °J n{ S l i the *lct ,^ltt ,he beverag® wtueh 09 l"<l«rcetly to keep the ------------■ ^ fact Which had the manufaeevidence -------u u r a iy or indirectly to keep m4y |rn^that lo (the j,owbeverage tf,r defendant or maintain or In any manner to aid or ate* in keeping or maintaining any of the following ilacea, which are hereby declared to be unlaw* ul drinking plaee* and common nulaanee*. Firat: Any place, or rerort where the of ..... oe „ v», « ny mentioned m met... .in . . Section „ . K, , 0One DC liquora beverages thia upon Act, or any ol *Lthem, are kept to be drunk trron «or -about » ------* .the " "premises, by per- r *°n» resorting there ' for ®------ * * ' premiiex, by ‘ that ptjrpoae. turfd, told, bartered, exchanged, furnlahed, KfTefl tsvay or otheewlae disposed of, posseased oj-’ pemp,,,* thr axme color, odor, and general appearance ol the liquora and beverage* meo^ ^ fo n One of tbia.Act, or any of -r* ”be ' •prim* " ’* Ye evidence ,hrni. the time •shall facte ,v . ir-----— r.,b«\e_r*»e* *lii* ,J _ . 1 1 or«-'> are the aatne ax *»entioaad in Section On* of this Acf. The * ■• 4 r• \ 1 •I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1917 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 07, 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/4bd1d4d9df7e5d5147ec0189f697307d.pdf 67dc54fa54c253f86228a1590ea64044 PDF Text Text f s. r. * SECTION fy^uME V III. ____. S -V ^ 'U IU * . » • * r 1 1 O N E— P A G E S F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y ; A U G U S T 7 , / • to 1 14 : U) I J •\ I ’ M llEM I O I GENERAL LAWS OF FLORIDA j, II. CU/ Crawled, Secretary of State 0| the State cl Florida do . *®« ***" *!'«> the orifinal Enrolled Acti on file In ihi. olZr” '* ra.tr. cminloni of word. and inaccuracie. of Un.ua.e .npea, In F n ^ T t, 1W 'J • , . STATE OF FLORIDA. . 0ff,c* p| t» Stale. j.S S AeU *nJ RCT«lu,ion» conUlned in •hit to ITht *[v " " " * " <#rm« *nJ *«• j WITNESS WHEREOF I I 1 1 ■ l’” *r in inc Enrolled Hilli. Capital, ,hi. ,b, ,„h dayJune, aT * , * . ^ tnJ *“ x “ * CfT, rVav " F,ori‘u- •* * _________ ____ _ CHAWFORD, Secretary of State. C H A P T E R 7250— (N o »\ ° ' P ' " Si0nS' Dcfining Who Shall Receive Pensions, Who Shall Not Receive Pensions, who Shall be Retained A s' Pensioners. How Applications Shall Be Made How Pensions Shall be Paid;* Duty of County Commissioners in Regard to Pensions; Providing r a * , r i; " " K For the Levy o f a Pension Ta Sec 1 6. ATI laws and jparts o_f laws^ in conflict ' vi,hl ,,,c Pr«vjsions o f this Act be, anti the same are hrmlut rnna^Inel • hereby repealed. Sc c. 17* This Act shall take effect on August 1, and n,cd under the provisions of tins Act which if Rran,cd’ shal1 entitle the person applying’to receive *' l* ns,® n fro,n ,hc (,ntc o f the filing o f such new " p lic a t io n ; provided, further, that nothing in this ' ,ShaI! , bc construed to prevent Chaplains in the rc« " ,ar Confederate service from receiving a " J n ' stsvssshs & # L' " “ m •' . * • •' s M S M s i r s . rzsan tins tStatcj and at the time o f the forwarding such ^ 1 59 —• Comptroller to Endorse, Requisition. ' correct. And where die pensioner is a willow it shall Sec. 3. That Section 1593 o f the General Stat,ir utes o f tlie State o f Florida be and the same is hcrc^ ^ W of a Confederate soldier, and such statement shall bc.ac- ' am u " ul so as to read as follows: cornpanied.by the certificate o f'an ofli'cer" using'an . >593 . Comptroller May 'Apportion 'AppropriaS .......................... ................. me ii diiMi ij>t irom tnc sam pension, S L ' * ..... .... PC" SbnCr " * ^ rrovuted. that where such affidavit the A djut^n^General’s office, at and certificate is not made as herein provided such , satisfactory proof of service undcr an7 'form rr ^h7 r . thc Ser'!ic,e c,aimc<1’ or warrant sfial1 not paid by the State Treasurer A t which pntof o f service meets the requirernem Board o “ ons^ ^ S3,,sfact° r>' to ,hc i( has “ f , • cf this Act. although not now on the pension roll SCc The Board nf Cn , r • • r r S tr > ’ 1 l,nt ,hc afl.dav.t provided for in the dull not be required to make new nroof nf J r . ■ .. , u f C y Con,rmssioncrs of foregoing bection may lie made iK-fore any State or dut the provisions of this Act shall mnlv i< ill test’ \ i '" ' ]c aPPkcant resides shall in- county official using a seal who is hereby required to iose who were members o f the Flm-id-! I* * a S.Ia,n?s nia<t,e lt,n(Icr A c t- and report take such affidavit and seal the same frcc^of charge. >»l also those known as “ Home G u ard /’’ T ” ! 1 ’° apPllca,,on w ,,c,h cr or not Pension ap- Provided, however, that such affidavit may !>c made vtrcituliescrvice’o f'o .^ S ta tc o T n o rifla (hiring the ' ' » sh™ ,,,J K . ............................ ! « '< « »»>• postmaster, or mail carrier, authcnticatwar between thr Sntc<; of ♦ »,- n,,;»,.,i ” 'w • tSt ° ^ ,1C ^.°.ar<! Pcns' ons s,,all furn- .ing the same with his official seal or stamp, or any»iWt <Wii? w * CS 0 Cmted Statcs; pro- jsh, annually, suitable blanks for m aking such *■ — authorized ...... — ......................... .. * 1 y" . re- one to administer an oath. j w , . further, that any soldier*or sailor j>ho per- ports, and shall file applications immediately tiupon Sec. 4. That the Pension Board may make such formed a c t u a l s e r v i c e f o r oore in line line o f dutv and w L ^ b s T n t ^ n .^ ld c r r r ^ rct£ lI,t of sa" 1^ * ; additional rules and regulations, not'inconsistent .°ore -“ and• at thty absent from his comSec. 9. A ll Minis required for the payment o f with-the provisions o f this Act as may be deemed bet....... . unlawfully SET • 1 , in . this . . Act. . Fison by reason o f sickness where such sickness is as provided [•town by officia] records and also L U n a n o t b e r o t ^ l^ o i ™ . ’ Ilteovirnn ? d d <lcscrt,on I <£ I t J* . , * ■ . 3- lh c widow o f any by positive proof r l u r* * o f thc Confedcr• t ,.. deceased soldier j p il«« Up- m* ^ . rf ' ' r - h u receive Due H u n d M a m f E ^ ' I»er annum in monthly payments. Provided, however, that no ows, who are now on the {tension apension shall be required to make . . .payment o f pensions provided in this Act. ' . ScC* Th,C C°V nty Commissioners o f each county shall at least once a year, examine the pens,on ro,,s o f ‘ heir respective counties and ascertain whether or not any person on said pension roll I. _ .I—^ te « 0 .■ • • statea * . . .. . - r - :-------- ------Act, or any officer who shall make a false certificate under the provision! o f same, shall be deemed guilty o f a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof, be punished by a fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars or by imprisonment not exceeding one year. Sec. 6. That all laws and parts o f laws in con. ... . . * * <- ° " " ,,rollCr S"'1 " t a " r' ason 10 ur v-miniy v.ourt, ot any County, 01.,»„ havc !>°wcr to apportion the money fn the Treasury f ° r that purpose among the several Counties, basing f “ ch aP P °^ n m e n t upon the amount expended for ‘ hc Payment o f jurors in each County at the last tcnn o f sa,tl Courts; and in such case the ‘S tat? 1 rc.asurcr shall remit only the amount so apP °rt,°ned to each County and when the amount so apportioned to any County is insufficient to pay in « ?« 'He; jurors at any ter,,, o f the sai.l Courts?the C,cfk of the Circuit Court, Criminal Court o f Rcc— 1 rCivil *:- :' ^ -------o----------• Court, - shall ••• or(h Court f Record, or County aPP°,rt,Qn lhc money received by him pro rata among ‘ he. jurors entitled to pay at such term, and shall K|VC ,0 cacl1 juror a certificate o f the amount of compensation still due, which certificate shall lie held by the Comptroller as other demands against ‘ he State. ’Sec. 4. TJiat Section 1594 o f the General Statmcs o f the State o f Florjda be and th by amended so as to read as follow s: • T„ 4 .. . ^ j94’ c/ frA’-r ^ ^ « " e A / OWey.— A lIth e monlcf I1!'*™ " f,ron? th/ t tre a su ry under the provisions ° , i S Act by tbc C,cfk ® ? the Circuit Court, CrimiCou^ o f R,ccord< Court o f Record, or I nimtii I niirt a * <ia «( P a ,**.*.. . t. _11 t. _. _ .1 " ho, en,.istC(,f and_ scrrv,C(I in ‘ he should be dropped from same by reason o f not being flic! herewith 'ii'and the "same a?c iwr7h rrc3pca,|c ''d C o u n ty Court of any County, shall lie disbursed by ferin ’ naval. scrv,cc °,f tbc Confederate States entitled to draw pension under the provisions of this Sec. 7. -This Act shall take effect July first 19 17 ,bc.C,crk ° / sa‘d Court as far as needed in payment 1k 5^ u,c, war SinteQ onff thc Ihe U TTni'ie/i ™ ,i — i,- report ----- - o~cf their .t - :- findings c_..:— to .the l State e - ... Approved May 14th, 1917. ' of jurors for thc legal compensation for service at par between ‘the he States nited.A ct, and make and chd not desert .the service, and who per- Board o f Pensions who arc hcTcby authorized to L j , sf rv,cc actual *v*v h'newo.‘ f — duty pensioners Hum from me thc1151 list, in ineir theirjutigjudg|setl«Q *» ” ,n ------J f o r a period o f drop such I'viiaiuncis , 1 1if, , in l ^ s t n a n ope year, unless incapacitated for such ment, thc same should be done. The Pension Board itinuc from the penV‘8otfart^a,S<i!1-|0 ^ dcatb’ wounds received or disease is further authorized to discontinue any pensioner pensioner upon upon satisfactory satisfactory evidence evidence k r w i'e finnnr u aJ ual o f duty. or who was slon roll any i r V : ; c honorably discharged for &ny cause, and that said pensioner is not entitled under the prohrov’H 1 ° * marr,cd s,nce *^c dca‘ h sa,d husband, visions o f this Act to receive a pension. U * that.such marriage shall not prevent any Sec. 1 1 . That the several camps o f Confederate l«tSfrf0VCr , age 0 f forty years o f a dcccascd Veterans o f this State be and they are hereby rer ^ l r c m d r a w i n g 3 pension under theprovisions quested to co-opcrate with the Boards o f County Ifcth a 1 ' f ^ m arriaKc has tacn dissolved by Commissioners and State Pension Board in purg,ur ccrcc *" chanccry ,.‘ shall be entitled to re- ing thc roll, if there be persons on said roll who are k r Z L 5™ ° f Hundrcd and E ' r t * I?ol,? ,;s not i ust,y cntitlcd t0 rcceivc 3 .Pension. ’ monthly payments; provided such widSec. 12. Ti hnc ^shrillurn 1 in ...... p;im .ttu,i<iunuiuouui myoiiiic jooaru oi rcnsiODS e-State Board of Pensions snail shall nave resided in this State continuously for a forward to each pensioner who is not on the pension tl,fM ,h ’ ' " f -* *'•“ “ * “ •....................... •’-1- ............... .. ' m ' ’ ‘ * ’ ‘ he term o f thc Court for which said monies were , C H A P T E R 7 2 6 1— (N o 3 ). * - lk a ''[n' an.d ‘ ° n? ° ‘ hcr purpose; and should any A N . A C T Regulating the Charges by Persons in o f . thc sa,d mon,cs remain >n the hands o f said Aiding Aiding or or Procuring Procuring Pension Pension for for Persons Persons ApplyApply 9 ^ rks uncxP^n^C(I after the payment o f all o f said ing Therefor Therefor Under Under thc thc Law Lawss ooff This This State. State. Qn thc W roll ing rJ-l,ror? . . -rP_roPcr,y • - - at y any - - , term - -o 7 f; the -Be It Enacted by the Lenislaturc of the State of C,rcu,t Court, Criminal Court o f Record, Civil Court Florida • Rccord> or County Court, thc Clerk o f any such Section 1. That it shall be unlawful for any Court shaI1 transmit the same to the Comptroller person to demand or charge any Soldier or the W id- within ten days after the adjournment o f such Court o w o f a n y Soldier applying for a pension under the T n j aij ! ire t0 do *0 stall be suspended from Law s o f this State more than Five Dollars for all ° mcc by thc Govcrnor unt«l the next meeting of the services rendered the person applying for such pen- L «K's,ature, when the Governor shall report his sion when no fee or contract -----------has beenagreed agreed upqn upon act,on *° the Scnatc’ -----------------------------between between thc the parties parties before such service has been renSec. 5. That Section 159 5 o f the General Stat­ dered or per formed utes o f the State o f Florida be and the same is here- ■ - ' - nan be unuw lul lor any person ny atnenueu so as to read as lottos* I 1 compensation of " F I 3 ' •T h w * 5ha" annUa" y • * assc5s' <1 and renderedTn eonn^tiln w i t h T o t o M n ’ g ” g g 2 S 2 S S S 2 l 2 d b ? * e ' C m S ! • f 1'1 ' un(lcr the provisions o f this A c t; pro- collected a tax o f three and one<half mills per dollar pension where such charce for such service has been n r! t! ?y,, . . . and 'Tlhcr, that any such widow shall not be or so much thereof as may he necessary on all propJarred upon • ‘ therefcre be in ufTictent to pay to full said jurors. J 5 V » TO|« ™ t the proof o f her husband’s erty liable to assessment, which shall constitute a S cc , L ; bu< widow o f any such dcccascd sol- fund for thc payment o f pensioners, thc proceeds of ! « .? „ „ L i * * * * , who would have been entitled to a which shall be applied to the payment of pensions. . . ', '5 2 A m hereby amended so as to read as follow s: . ., , property pension shall lie. paid to those so dependent upon valuation, both real and personal, including the prop- such pensioner. erty of his wife, if she shall not have deserted her Sec. 6. husband, does no. exceed the sun, o f F iv e 'Thomand shall',nit'kc l.a th 'U lm e 'a n ' " i5 ized to adDollars exclusive o f his or her home and the land which such home is located, not to exceed one acre o f ^ a SCa,‘ s1!?t.inF ,hc,.comPany ** M SP * * Section 1. Tha(t (Tic Governor, Comptroller and I Treasurer o f this State arc hereby constituted the w State Board o f Pensions.,* Sec. 2. A ny person who enlisted and served in I die military or naval service o f the Confedemte I States during the war between the $tatcs o f the accident ^ anc » a . United States, and did not desert. ‘ service and who performed scrv: duty for a period of not less tha was in actual service at the tinic.~. ,.,v ... s.lin . war, unless incapacitated for such duty by reason o f carceratcd _____ ’ r n • “ •P° n nn>’J ,cns,oncr * ___ __ ______r-r m-1, nnivHin •i un ■ t\ • * 59/- Clerks to Estimate Amount unu and Make Requuition .— 'Within fo u r" w icks' o ^ ’ilw 'com m cnci- --- * ^ - - — - — ment o f any term o f the Circuit Court, Criminal Court o f Record, Civil Court o f Record, or County Court, in and for any County in this State, whether ^ A p p ro v e d Ju n e , 9 , 7. the same lie a regular, special or adjourned term, the J ' _ Clerk o f any o f such Courts o f such County shall C H A P T E R 7260— (N o. 2 ). . .- make an.estimate o f the amount necessary for the A X A C T to Provide for Monthly Payments o f Pen- Pa-v mc!,t by the State o f ju ro rs in the Circuit Court sions; to Make Regulations Therefor, and to Prc- and witnesses I>cforc the grand ju ry , and jurors in 5crib' P c" allici ’ » Connection Therewith. ’ ,llc1 Cr,m j? al Cou« ° { R « o rfl, Civil C onn o f Rcc- the State Board o f Pensions to a s k * to Carry Into Effect the Prov visions o f rhis Act. Act, and is entitled to a pension iim lrr tlY iA .., *.t, n . T, , , B, H^EnacUtl By ,„c U 9is,a<u« ,he SM c #/ a-al. he paid ta g June , o „ , ; , 9 , 7 . • i - a a i - may, and lie is hereby, empowered to reduce the m’ilBe It Enacted by the Legislature o f the State o f * lage authorized to be assessed and collected under Florid a : . , * the provisions o f this Act, when, in his judgment Section 1. . That Section 159 * o f the General the amount so assessed will be more than the amount Statutes of the State o f Florida be and the same is required to pay the {icnsioncrs authorized by this Act. . J hereby amended so as to read as follows : i ^ * H t e said . Sec. 4 x r S Act at thc tin,c o{ his dcathA h , . 1?? person receiving a pension from any IAq. ' c sbad ta entitled to a pension under this I Sec r -rr ' rBad/'f T le Pay mcnt P i 3,1 allowed claims shall Pt&t tbc da‘ * ° I ‘ ke filing o f the application S f0r ^ loa Department ; provided, that an appliP*o»ionR,0n undcr *b,s A c*’ 'vl105® applicatiort p* , shall1 f)35 dcn'c<l ^ ‘ be Board, for ariy fr*P!>lica»’ 6 w' lH n.three months o f the denial o f 'Jfte Sta, o ’ add‘ tl ° nal proof that is satisfactory Ith« ‘ ? “ ension Board, otherwise the action W ill be considered final on^uch applica- ^ t ? n f r ^ . n y ^ t o y f y the can n in g J of provisions o f the pension laws of this State, see that laws arc complied with, and shall make reports and recommendations to the Governor, at least thirty days before the meeting o f the Legislature. Said Board may make rules and rcgulationrfor~the conduct o f their business as they may deem proper, not in conflict with the spirit and purpose of thc pension law. They m ay employ a clerk at a salary not ex­ ceeding Five Hundred D ollars per annum and an assistant clerk at Three Hundred D ollars per qnnum, payable quarterly out o f the State T reasu ry on the certificate o f the chairman o f said Board. , Sec. 15. T h e -Governor o f the State o f Florida ,r<tL • ■ A n v Person chnraina arrant,W nr m l T r ' , n T ^ t ? ” ’ f“ rth" re’ ulsl,,on ul » n 'h ' Comptroller or the amount .necessary to pay , !.l " a, ' ' 1 ln. . f ° reP > '"B such default, and the amount required shall be trans- T * " l ^ ^ “ th' na' » r »rdScc. 6. That Section 159 6 o f thc General Sfat- ’ more tin n onr w l r nr uv fin. ^ nr. • n^sonment*0^ ^ y * SUCh nCllnd ,m' utes o f the State o f Florida be and is hereby amend­ c t . . . A 4 , „ ,• _ ' .. ed so as to read as fo llo w s: , ^ c . 4. That this Act shall take effect lmmediate1596. Clerk to Make Triplicate Pay Roll.— The y ‘ VP°n lts P3553^^ and approval by the Governor. Clerk o f the Circuit Court, Criminal Court o f Rec­ pproved Jun e 5»*1 9 I 7 ord, Civil Court o f Record, or County Court, « f the •* * --------several Counties o f this State, shall make out a pay C H A P T E R 7262— (No. H). roll in triplicate which shall contain the name o f each A N A C T to Amend Sections I5 9 1, 159 2, , , . -‘ ___ 593 .juror who has attended any session o f such Court, ‘ 594 * I 5p 5 - ‘ 59b and 15 9 7 o f the General Statutes which pay roll shall state the number o f days which r • tc ° * bk)r‘da delating to the M anner each ju ro r served, and the number o f miles traveled, o f Obtaining Money F o r the Pay o f Ju ro rs and the amount o f monies each ju ro r is entitled to for his Witnesses in Certain Courts o f T his State. services during such tefm o f Court ; ’the form o f such . .. *• • • ' ■ - �v .. t his eye*. temporarily lindlng him. Then she ran laughing rom the mum. Lyric Saturday. ' ■Pi i K lttl 0 «*Aaiw 4. s 5) V ’ ” 8om ewhere la France” Men and women are working out their tangled destinies. There men and women with strange pasts, with strange kinks In their lives, are prov­ ing true worth by the sacrifices they are making for humanity.. * There .. -# iiipL Beloved Ad ■ Lyric Monday G!iv« White makes her bow in the William Fox super de luxe produc-* tlon of "A Tale of Two Cities." Miss White who plays the part of Miss Proas, has acted, in lonly one other motion picture, "David Gar­ rick” when she played with .William FarAum’a-hrothex,' , -r • s-arr'» ’ Dustin » .Miss White went on tho qtsge sev­ eral years ago in Bay Cify, Mich., after she h*d been in a theatre 'only twice. During her earlier life time ahe has soon only two theatrical per­ formances. She joined a repertoire company in Bay City, and ^ftcr several months experience in 8hakesperlen rolee Miss White wnet to New York and had no difficulty in finding a part. While in the Metropolis Miss White appeared with £hauncey 01 cott in several of his productions and quickly reached favor with New York audiences. She also played with many metropolitan stara, among them being Robert Hilliard, Bruce McRae, William Courtleigh and both the Farnums. Lyric Mon d a y .’ -• . SOME QUEER ONES Toy balloon Delaware girl swallowed became laflated and suffocated her. * " ' After U sl Griffiths had graduated .Classic burglar in Portland, Ore., left without honors from the most exclu­ all the money and Jewelry and. took sively select small college In the Bast, high claas'phooograpb records he entered tho brokurage firm of Rl/nms, Simms A Simms, In Wall street, • "Patrlotto’’ thief stole $180 worth of l u ? A dI e rU ie ,n e n l* U nder nnd was glvan a desk in one of the red, white and bltio silk from New Thfa Heading T H R E E C E N tS «, York'house, leaving all other shades. Inner offices. Every morning at ten • By KARL RKBD SILVERS. "The Beloved Adventure**" fa tfie title of the latest . World. Picture Jp2t* . Brady Made and It will be ahown at the Lyrio Theatre tonight with K itty kV\ ( Gordon aa the star. Miss Gordon has a highly ns» ■ n i * H i y udramatic r w w u u c rrole u i c In i n this »nw oTcTdac~B6 wanted* into -The- office, Hubby spent all hls time fishing and - ^ r t n r . S h r * P P « « r r ,u ll6 t" !;* t h e h r tr st W o r ld F t c t u r e Monde, a woman of the stage, who opened the desk, smoked n, dgnrette, Brady Made works out her destiny all hls money for Uckle and bait, wife FOR SALE is the favorite of many wealthy men looked out of tho window for awhile complained in court. Hlx months in after a remarkable life. K itty HGornnd then went home. For this arduous workhouse. and yet loves but one man and bo is don is the star in this picture and * For Sale—Span of mule*.—Koontg labor he received a salary o f 110,000 a a marked man. Juliette returns' to her acting is brilliant and intense. Bock Hammock. 100-2tp year. If any of tho trio of 81mma could her home when her mother is dying See "The Beloved Adventuress" ar Because Chicago woman forgot to hare followed his Inclination ho would sign will leaving half a million to sou, but is turned from the house by her For £ale— 10 acres In Palm Ham­ the Lyric Theatre tonight. havexold Mr. Griffiths, gently but firm­ husband, who deaerttd her for another stern and unforgiving father:* Her mock, located on Pineway at $600. ly, that as far aa business was con­ woman, got It all. • mother dies and. her father takes her Terms one-fourth down and balance cerned, he was an excellent golf player, "M ystery of Double Cross” younger sister, Franclne, to Europe in 1, 2 and 3 year* at 6 per cent, or but as Hal's father had placed several Match thrown Into trench, where man Cast— where she is brought up in a con­ liberal discount for all cah.‘J Thla U* hundred thousand dollars In the firm, was mending gss plpo In New York, vent. Whan the father dies Fran- Philippa Brewster------Molly K ing..i Hal was left to his own peaceful pur­ caused explosion, blew him out and excellent aoil, easily cleared, good cine comes to live with Juliette. All Peter H ale______ ..,„ Loon Bary .._ . suits. natural drainage, on good road and burned off the seat of bis overalls. of Juliette’s better nature—her raa- Bridget Bentley ....Ralph S tu a r t...-These pursuits concerned chiefly golf only H R>iie from loading track. ternal love is awakened by the sight The Masked Stranger.-....? ? 7------ In the summer and dancing In the win­ Boy pupil In Chicago who refused to Should bring double this price. J. 0 . Peter Hale, whose inheritance of of innocent Frandne. When tho ter. And so, possessed of many friends stand for national anthem tried by Packard, Sanford.»FI*.- felOO-lte latter gets in with a fadt set and the Hale millions depends upon his and much money, he was constantly In classmates and sentenced to remain demand. Indoors during recess for rest o f war. For Sale—6 acres in Eureka Ham seems started on the wrong road and msrriage to the girl branded with the Occasionally these calls upod his mock, splendid flowing well, smalr when her badness is abetted by mark of the Double Cross is brought Doctors claim to have found In Jo­ clearing, 1600 tile on ground ready time were rather irritating. He wag Morgan Grant, the man she loves face to face with death in the third seph Quinlan’s stomach in Philadelphia for use, we'll located, best of soil ard one of those lovably blundering persons' episode of "M ystery of the Double and the man with whom she has who did not know how to refuso an In­ 402 pieces of hardware, Including thirty- drainage. Price only $400.00. J. 0 . lived for years, she sacrifices her love Cross,’' Pathe's feature serial star­ vitation, and so, when Charlotte Taylor four spoons, thirty-two coins, nineteen Packard, Sanford, Florida. 100-1 tc and everything to save Frandne, ring Molly King which will be shown suggested, with the hint of tears In her 'screws aud twelve screen door hooks. Frandne is saved, though it means Bt the Lyric Saturday. eyes, that be see her off when she left For Safa: 6 acres near Camsron* Aspires to Grand Opera Peter has reason to believe that for Cnba, he assented smilingly bat City, half cleared and feneed, good Grant’s death, and after Frandne’s Jewel Cermen, the very striking unhappily, ami ordered two dozen Philippa Brewster is the girl ho seeks flowing well, price $700.00. Terms.. young woman who' playa opposite rosea to be sent to h*r stateroom. happ y marriage Juliette goes to FIND NEW SLACKER GAME. J. 0 . Packard, Sanford. 100-ltc and he Is already deeply in love with woman who playa oppoaite William ■• » — t France where she'nobly expiates her the girl he believes to be Philipps On the (norolng of Charlotte’s depar­ alns. The drama is Intense and well and fired by jealousy he hides in thfe Farnum in the tremendous William ture Hal waited In his office aa long as Federal Agents Bellevs “Farm•nP For S ale—>10 ncres>all improved, Fox Super de Luxe photoplay, "A |ie dared, and then took a taxi for the Ought Net to Be Employed. * in best of conditiori, well located. | tire rims strapped to she back of a sustained. Miss Gordon's role is an Tale of Two Cities." has asplrat- dock- Charlotte was. waiting for h\m, A new "Blacker" ruee wee found $6600.00 on easy paym ents. J. O. fcmotional one and in it she does th automobile when he sees Brid tions for grand opera. when It wee learned that federal agents Miss Carr and together they Inspected the boat. P ackard, Sanford.V t j | U lO O -ltc Bentley, his rival, start out for a ride "I am going to sit hero and think of have recently lteen Investigating the most effective work of her career. men is blessed with a golden soprano I with Philippa. Bentley is also (Niyrulls of n number of fanners of For S ale— 10 acre farm all im­ 8he is given splendid support by an aware of the clause in the Hale will voice and has been told by voice you during the long evenings," ahe told Newton, Flushing nnd G reat Neck, N. him, Indicating a shelter o n ‘the after proved and aubirrigated, close in. teachers th a t there is scarcely a n y ­ excellent company. Y. Certain farm bands are wanted | which provides th a t th e Hale mil­ thing in a song way beyond her pos­ deck, “and wonder If you will be think­ wbo nre supposed to rccclvp $0 a week H mile off Celery avenue brick lio n s shall go to th e man who maring of me.” sibilities. road, right nt loading track. $6000 T H think of you every m inute you for playing golf-nnd tennis aud llrtng [ rics th e'g irl of th e Double Crosk and Miss Carm en is nn earnest stu d e n t f are In my mind," he answered absently. on Ibe farm. and will include crop of corn and P eter’s belief th a t Philippa Brewster of music. Voice culture with her is The fanners, It la said, have received peas if tak en in tim e. | J. O. Pack­ K Then ho stopped short- Passing Is tho girl, of th e Double Cross and of trem endous interest, nnd ahe gives across his line of vision watt tho pret­ compensation for "employing1* young ard, Sanford. _ » £ 100-ltc is trying to m arry her. He a tte m p ts herself, heart, soul and vocal -chords tiest girl ho had ever seen. She wore sons of the rich Long Island set who to kiss her in the autom obile and For Sale—25 acre beautiful lake to its dem ands. n bluo suit, whlto hot and w hite fox liellrved th at by registering an fa n n ­ P eter comes to tho rescue. He is ers they could escape conscription. The fro n t farm on L ake Monroe. 16 . R ecently, while in New Y ork,. Miss furs. overpow ered by Bridgey and taken "Goodness!” ho.exclaim ed Involun­ fanners, It la believed, have In certain acrea sub-irrigated and in cultiva­ Carm en s tu d ie d -u n d e r one of the rase* given ftway their own game, for to his home where a cruel revenge is recognized m asters. Since then she tarily. "Who In tho world Is th at girl?” they got tired of "the young swells tion, balance tim ber, five flowing planned. Peter is bound and gagged. Charlotte's piquant face became sud­ wells, bouse and out]^ buildings. m akes daily or nightly pilgrim ages who didn’t know tho difference l*oT he rope th a t binds his hands is tied denly resentful. Price $16000.00 with half, cash. to the studio of an o th er m aster of to a beam so th a t his toes barely "I’m Bure I don’t know,” she an­ Jtvccn a grub hook and a cultivator" Balance on term s as agreed. J. 0. singing of Los Angeles, and those sw ered shortly. "Somo Spaniard, and Itegnn to talk shout their “em­ Lacknrd, Sanford .Ih U b 100-ltc touch th e ground. A brace is used ployees." who have heard her sing believe th a t probably." so th a t he cannot tu rn his head. In it will be only n short tim e before "Spaniard nothing; she’s an Ameri­ For Sale—S e v e r a l |te n |a c r e nnd . front of him is u clock. Ju st below ♦ ♦ ♦ <1*-t* •*'*!>•!> *5* ♦ * •!><*• ♦ 4- ♦ ♦ she stops before the public in real can." ’ five acre tra c k s of fine flowing well th e (lift!,. nnd pointing directly nt ♦ I ♦ Wm. A. Hrady "The Brand lifo as prim a dpnna in an upper tru c k Innd, on good road, joining P eter's head is a revolver attach ed Tho blast of tho “All ashore P whis­ ♦ A SOLDIER'8 PRAYER. ♦ . Hate" realm musical organization. Lyric Presents '. tle came. Ilal- said good-by Just ns v ------* im proved farm s, well drained, best of by vjsible wires to the mechanism in­ • * . "One Damp • side the clock. I t is arranged so M onday. Pretty Kitty Gordon quickly as ho could and made his way ♦ ny HAROLD MAC ORATil of ths <*• conditions. For a sh o rt tim e I ran In . Day" Comedy V ig ila n te s. ♦ sell these as low ns $50.00 per a c re ' to the gangplank. He stood on the ♦ . th a t the revolver w ill'he fired a t 11 "The Beloved 4* Lord, give ute this day my man♦ and you c a n 't buy any better land pier and watched ns the boat turned "M ystery of the T housand People Used o’clock. • Adventures" •l> hood to stand straight. Lead me ♦ out Into tlie river. Although ho waved Double Cross" n t any price. Term s *4-.cash and • One thousand persons took p art in After m aking sure thnt- Hale Is Also Pathe conscientiously to* Charlotte, his gaze 4* Into battle with a clean heart ♦ bh|nnce in 1, 2 nnd 3 years nt 6 per I’relarinff .MulUr i the^gigantic scone for the now Wil­ News King securely hound,. Iientley leaves to searched the ship for sight of the other 4> nnd n sober rntnd. Deliver mo •!> cent. I t would be hard tp find a liams Fox photoplay starring Wiliium girl.. And Just ns he had given up hope, 4* from blind hale and wanton 4> prepare an alibi. He runs an auto­ Furhuin. T he enorm ous Bastilo sot, she appeared. The picture of her ns ♦ ruthlessness. Give mo only that ♦ b e tte r in v estm en t for your saving* mobile over a high em bankm ent, which has boon th e wonder of all she stood beside tho rail, her face ♦ white auger that lends righteous- ♦ th an one of these tra c ts of land for leaving some of P eter’s letters in the I.os Angelos for tho last two m onths framed In the circle of hat nnd furs, 4* ness to liattlc. th ey will be surely worth much road to make it appear th a t, pos­ Help n*o to presprvo tho Iden ♦ m ore. J. O. P ackard, Sanford, , Fin. was torn down, block by block to was stamped Indelibly on his memory. <r sibly, while intoxicated his autom o­ ♦ of my forefathers. ♦ illustrate scones of tho French revo­ . |tft 100- ltc • The w inter wore on, the sumo old bile run wild and he was kilted. ♦ Let me keep tuy mother's faro ♦ lution for the film production. endless round of social duties. But, W rl F A R N IJM Then he goes to P eter’s room, and »• before rue anil tlie feel of tny fn- 4* For K xchango—"Y a c h t Ellayre,! The frowning, .wall, 125 ft. high, somehow, Hnl seemed to have lost In­ 4* liter’s hand upoq my shoulder ♦ rifling ithe safe, finds the Hale will 3 6 J4 ft by 8 ft beam . Will exchange took five weeks to erect on the te re s t; he even remained nt the office 4* iii'il strengthen them against tho ♦ which he toads w ith great interest. IN for a good 1916 or '17 five passenger ull tiny nnd gave some attention to grounds of the Fox pint a t Holly­ ♦ day whbn 1 shall return iuT more. 4* autom obile. A ddress W. F. Ayres. Meanwhile Peter, during the tem ­ business, until the elder Simms’ brother wood. It took five hours to demol­ 4* A men. • 4 porary absence of the two men left S6-tfc “ THE TALE OF ish it, when thoso thousand extras remarked tp tho younger one thnt may­ '♦ " V i * . w D nytona Beach, Fla. by Bentley to keep W atch Iver him be Harold Griffiths might be of some ' ♦ ♦ ♦ 4- ♦ - ♦ ♦ ' ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4* put their hand^t to it.t For Sale—G ood^w ork horse eight use to the firm, nftef ull. Regularly, TWO CITIES” is visited by ft m ysterious rh a ra rte r ----------- :___________ At th e end of a lonfc, narrow Pa­ years old. G entle nnd good driver. Hal received a slx-jmge lette r from known as "T h e D ark L ady." Just risian stre e t, th e enorm ous building . Real Fortunate. Inquire R. L.^G arrison, R. D. No. 1 Charlotte telling of tho wonders of the a moment before'-ll o’clock she sucWillis—Did you ever, rend the story . 98-tfc cecded in unfastening the bonds und had bopn placed, surrounded by u climate. Anil then, Just before the date sto u t wall and a deep m oat. Across when Charlotte was to sail for north­ of the sw o td 'n f Damocles? Just think releasing Peter. • FOR RENT the ditch stretched a draw bridge, ern climes, H al's telephono rang, and of n man sitting through n whole mcnl Confident th a t his plan would not the softest voice he h ad ' ever heard with n sword above him suspended by which was lowered when tho people For R en t— Well screened home­ Wm.'A. Ilrsdy m iscarry, Bentley -has gone to the , Paths Presents ♦ single hair." GIUJ*‘-"B ah! lie • Brewster borne to apologise to Phil­ of the city c a p tu r e d . th e fortress. asked him If Mr. Harold Griffiths was , Presents keeping a p a rtm e n ts with sleeping Then they piled into tho stru c tu re In. And having been nssured that he Is n 't In It with tho woman whq can porch. All conveniences. Furnished danco serenely all evening' with her ippa for his ungontlcm anly conduct was, the owner of the soft voice pro­ "TH E . Clara KbnbaU and hefean th e work of demolition. » Y*u*g ia ceeded to tell him th at she had Just wholo wardrobe depending on n dinky first floor. 618 O sk avenue. 100-tf earlier in th e evening. She, however, T he scene began talking.’ about returned from . Culm, where she had little shoulder strap,” -expresses great surprise, assuring "The Feast For Rent—Two furnished rooms. ten in th e m orning. I t was alm ost tho pleasure of meeting Mlsa Charlotte him th a t she knew nothing about the 807 Magnolia. 87-tf ‘ four o'clock before D irector Frank Lonesome Taylor. attempted kiss. When Peter arrived, Lloyd would adm it th a t enough of it "Charlotte asked me to telephone you P ut 8tlck In K not nfter his rescue, he found her asleep Psthe News Luke Comedy Furnished Room s by Day, Week had been-torn down to give the de­ ns soon as I reached New York." the When lying a knot In rope which or .M onth—P ark avenue flat, 105 with her head resting on her hand. sired effect of realism to the photo­ stranger continued, "and to tell you must stand much strain, put a stick He tiptoes over to her, determ ined play. Even th e n , he kept about that she was having a lovely tlmo nnd of soft wood In the knot for It to close N o rth P ark avenue, over X . 'Rto learn once for all w hether she was M rs. fifty of the citizen^ there to continue will bo home on the first of May," on. Wheu you want to untie the knot Philips. & Co.** drug etore. the Girl of the Double Cross. As he Jam es P a tto n , m anager. 30-tf "That's mighty nice of you," n a l a n ­ break tbe stick and pull out both ends. tho work, stone by stone far into tint leaned over her ' to unfasten the night. For, when tho real Bastile swered pleasantly. "Did you see much Y'our knot can be easily untied:—Farm WANTED 17 nnd Fireside. * shoulder stra p so th a t he could see was storm ed, it required five J a y s of Charlotte?" "Oh. yes." the voice answered. “ We W anted—P ractical tie in sp ecto r and five nights to compipte the des­ 'went dnn'n on the same boat and w ith references. Good wages. O. C. truction... Lyric M onday. stayed at the same hotel." Wisdom and Laughter. B ry a n t, W agner, Fla. 99-Ctp Haiti heart missed a bent.' lie World’* Thickest Tree. One should tnke gtx»d care not to “Where are you grow too wise for so great a pleasure It I* said the largest tree known. In nsked abruptly; Wanted—Irish potato seed, must J of life aa laughter.—Addison. thickness, Is n partly-decayed chest­ now?" be free from scab. ’ Also second hand "At the I’lnza." n u t In Sicily, which I* 00 feet across. T ape a ro w one horse cutaway harrow. v Box “Do you mind If I drop up to see you Mexican cypress nnd the nrlrutnl 1194, Sanford, Fla.________ 97-Itp NOTICE plane haVe reached 40 feet. Tlds puts for a few minutes? I am terribly In­ I* hrt»l*» indH k r villus . . (tv*n .. that ___ uml-f .. . M . . , , cl the California Mg irce nnd.the MtoMih terested In Culm." ■ rsrtsln wilt ol strrutlor Lauad out of Would like to hear from owner and undrr Ihv seal ol thr Circuit Court of In the background, but the Mg tree Is For a moment ibero was silence, and who has good body round timber for f'*aa(s county, Horlda, nn (ho 12th day of of greater bulk In combined height nnd then the voice nnsw ered: "No, I don’t Ju is, A, l>. 1901’, In tha rauas lharvin sale closo to railroad. Full particu­ t .tdlns la which W. J. Hill A Company gtHli and thobnnbnb Is thickest In re­ mind If you do.” WITH were tilalnllffa and Anna C. Woodbridsv a aa lars in firzt letter as to price, loca­ lation to bright. Ho Hnl rushed out of-the office nnd de'endant I bava lav led upon tha ftllowlnz hailed a passing ta x i.’ As he rushed drarrlhsd laltda aa the property of thr da- tion, terms and grade of timber. f*ndant, to-wh: The s ;, of of Hl( Into the lobby of the Plaza, the girl • I 8K!t of KW){, Section 36, Township |9 Address Box 1041, Orlando, FIs. Where Finest Opals Aro Found. 97-6tp with the white furs nroso to meet him. H., llama S'l r., containing a im mota nr TOR BETTER GARDENS Iraa lying and bclnt "aituata In Samlnnla According to some authorities there And then tim e flew so fast that It was cnttnlv, Flnilda: I will sirraa and nflrt th* Is only one locality In tho world where 1 :80 before either of them realized I t ; raid Isa’s fer s i’s at pub!i* nutrry to its Found in automobile roll of oil Better result* because only i.gtcst and bidder for cash before tho cloth and roll of ihcosecloth. Owner the finest kind of opals nro found. It so they took lunch together nnd each Court llouasbeatdoor finest, aderted seeds from of Hcmlnol* county Is the Dubnylk mine, near Czcrwenltzn, told tho other the history of hls nnd Florida, at Sanford, Florida, on th* first can have same by calling nt Herald price winning atmins arc lived. Monday and the third day o| Sontemhcr, They -are properly spared in In Hungary. .A t tiny rate, opals have her life. And nfter tho girl with the A D. 1PI7. Iba aamt being i00-2tc a regular sales office and paying for ad. thin, tissue paper tape which been tnken from. Hint mine for many white furs hud found out that Hal won day and within tha Irgal hnnre uf sale. alxorbs ami holds moisture, e n a t F a n l o l d , S a m ln o t r c o u n ty . Flor­ centuries. The ancient w riters speak not engaged .to Charlotte or to anyone id a.t il *thla Lost— Diamond brooch pin. Find­ I b a 1st d a y of AuaUM, 1917. giving quicker apd better acr. • of opals coming from Indln, hut tho er leavo at Herald office and receive B. K. HKADY. Hbailff, else, she told hhn that ho might come minalion, and healthier plant .... . Bsttlnolo County, Flat Ids. precious variety Is not now found to set* her the next evening. — W- 3tp life. Le-fti lal*or, because you • ICO-Frl-itr ------------ reward. there, whatever may have been the plant a whole row at a time, 8o Hal, with feigned Interest In Cuba K NOTItT cose In the past. ' and no thinning odt is neces­ • D e p a r t m e n t of t h a Inlerlaf and unfeigned Interest In at least one la haraby glvan that an.application will ba sary on account of proper V. a. Und ones at GalnesviM*. rlt* trade to tha Honorable Jarets W. I’ertint. Cubftn tourist, accepted tho Invitation spacing in the tape. More •I®U*» /•vjMh JudHat Circuit. Florida, st Nolle# Is hereby glvan that ^ealsmls an d tnlked, not about tho w inter In IloLsnd, Florida, or wbaraver tho Judto economical, l>ccausc a b so ­ ol Klbel. FloAda. who. on May Expecting Too Much. Srd ’• •F nf S*P«amH*r Ball, Cuba, but the summer In tho United A. D, l SIT, for ■ ehailsr lutely no waste of seeds. 1910. made Itomaataad Entry No. 0«7*L InrOrporating tha Tho girl who,expects her friends to States. for NWK ol SWW fleet loo *»: and NK>t FI rat n*vtUt Church of ftaaiord. at Han­ !%kn> Secdtape Is mode by HR >i. flection 00 Township 19 its. ford. Horlda,. a corporation no* for profits of be perfect lias many n disappointment the American Sen!laps Co . And then, tucked sway In tho society tho * • gar oral nature and object of tha cor­ Range 29 gait. Tallahassee Met IdIas. 11Wot lJr.l St- New York .' In store. >Human nnture Is full,of sur­ cplumns of the.Now York pnpers, there poration filed notice of latontlon to make Flva-p»^ shall ba to maintain and rondurt City. G et It at your deni­ prises, hut perfection would bo the appeared ono morning the following no? a tbureh of tha Uantlat danomination to- Proof, to establish elalm to .tha land a l. • Pike 10c per juduge . * gsthar with** school nnd Ulbla dr«rrit»«d, before Coufl(| Jttd^v greatest surprise of all. Do not be a s­ tlce: "The engagement Is announced of achool nnd other Sunday institutions ol Instruction. ford. Flo,Ida. on tha «th day of Septembar 1917 . tonished when yon discover some little Harold Griffiths to Miss Lois Brown­ Tha follow ng aamad appear aa IpcorporaD. It. Jlrlsson. Too Cameron,. F. F C laim ant namae a s wtlM SStsi flaw In your friend's character. For ing"—which wits the nnnid of the gtrl tors: Hines, f.ao. D, Ilallard. Jno. |>. Jlakini C. L Click of flanferd. P lo»ld * . J. L. Miller,T. K. Catchall, W . K. Reoggsn I. P. Coataa of Sanlord. Floridaunless love has blinded her, it Is very from Cutis, . . ’ Hrhalls Malnes, all ol Hanlord. Florida" Benjamin Oriffla of certain thnt she-has discovered n sim­ (Copyright, HIT. Mr the McClure Nawgp*. and T>a proposed charter now being on HI* Jn Frank (irlflln ol Markham, nailda. . tha aflics of tbs Cirri ol tla Circuit Coart R O B E R T W- n A V l f l . , ilar flf*v '•* yourself. per Hyndleata.) In Sanford. Psrelnols county. Florida. * 10ft-Frl-ttc 97-Turs A Frl-10 . Line For 25EachCenta. Insertion. Minimum Charge «*“ ®«n»- 1- Y R K 'HEATRIR THE HOME OF GOOD MUSIC SATURDAY of FRIDAY - MONDAY TUESDAY ! WEDNESDAY ' EXPRESS" of Life'’ 1 The Lyric Orchestra Will Give Spedal Concerts Every Night u$t p la n t file a t a T im e - Better Results— Less Labor IK * < W. G. ALDRIDGE i I %. * foe. ^ Tj ,a. ** *‘fHj >t ; '* *yr . . . • •f -• \ ' >-•*. r r''. 1 .JJ v\f S - • ;,/i *a • 'i �.J THE SANFORD HERJLD PAGE SIX August 3, |;n 7 “OVER THERE” service Church of England. 1 maaUa. On entering we Hrat saw IWp have never been no Impressed by-any* dead uur*e« with our ghastly Hash- tiling Uir nit lire as b.v that scene. (Continued From I’age 3) llglitm ope Nil tiding with her arm Tile dead mail was n young captain, around a post. Just ns she bad stood lie bail been married to a lady of Ilal* miserable “funk boles," dug where It . was possible to dig them without un­ when gas o r . conriaatoti Killed her, tlmoro'JnHt before the outbreak of the covering dead men. We remained In Seated nt a table b the middle of the war. The philosophy of the RrKIsli Tom­ this position four days, from tho 17th place Md» the pod.*. of an old general mies amt (be CniiiidIntis iiml (be Austo the 31st of October, 1010. of the German unit at corps. Ills bead There were reasons, of course, for fnlleii hr!wefti his hnmlt*. Th» tusk the dlffonmco between conditions-In "oTcleaning' lip "was t.w> dreadful'. for Belgium and on tbo Somme. On the us We Just 'tossed in four or live Somme wo wore constantly preparing fuiutte IKimUs and Im-iii It out of there for a new adrance, and wo were only A few hours .later we went into the temporarily established on ground sA red and empty cavern, modi the which we had but recently taken aftor roof safe w ith ‘new .timbers aud noti­ long drumming with big guns The fied i-nttmkui h ea d q u arters that the trenches were merely shell boles con­ place mil!.! w» occupied. nected by ditches. Our old and ubiqui­ I hirlurf this Hr. 1 « imessed a scene tous nud variously useful friend, the | whl.h. With some others. I shall never sandbag, waa not present In any ca­ pacity. and therefore we had no pnra- forget. An old chaplain of (be Cana dlan forces cauie to our trench seclloti pets or dugouts. The nmimunlcutlou seeking the grave of til* sou. which • trenches were all blown In, mid every­ bad been marked for him on a rude thing bad to come to us overland, with map by ufi olllccr who bud seen the the result that we never were quite young m an's burial. We managed to sure when we would get ammunition, tlnd (lie spot and at the old chaplain's rnllons or relief force*. The most aw ­ request .w;e exhumed the tiody. Some ful tblng-wus tliat the soil till alMiut us of Us suggested to him that be give m» was lllh-d with freshly buried men. If the Ideutlilcuiion m arks and retire out we undertook to cut a trench or en­ of range of the shells which were large n funk bole our spade* struck bursting all uround its. We argued Into human tic’s'll and the explosion of that II waa unwise f u r him to remain n big shell along our line sent decom­ hi,danger, tun w hat we really Intended posed mid dlsnieudiere’.l sickening Has that be .-diould be saved the horror memento* of mi enrllei ^.ght shower- o f seeing the pitiful thing which our lug among lit. We lived In the muck spades were nlmnt to uncover. and stench of "glorious" war, those of “ 1 ahull remain," won nil lie said us who lived. •* . ♦ * “tie waa my boy." The German Dugout—and W hat If proved that we iuid found the right body. One of our men tried to Hi* Voice Rose Amid the Noise of They Found. B u n tin g Shells. Here a n d ‘there along this line w ere' clear th e fra litre* with hi* handker­ the uluindnurd dugouts of the tier- j chief. but ended by spreading the trail mi* on dm Korn me wn* « remark* mans, mid we made whaMise of them hand kerchief over the face. The ol«J able reflection of their lino courage we eOuld. but that was little I bad chaplahi stood h o ld e tile Im d/ and dirougli all dint hell. They went about outer* one day to loenle a ilttguiil and removed Ills trench heltiiet. baring Ids tlielr work paying, no attention to the prepare It for use ns battalion head­ gray head to a drlxrle of rnin that was living death about them. quarters. When t led a squad In to (ailing. Tlieii wblfe wp stmt I |iy til-[ "If I'rllz lias a shell with your name clean it up the odor wns so ovi-rpower Iciilly his voice lose amid the uolsif of I and number on It," said a British Tom­ itl5 dial W.* had to put oil o*l< gas Pars’, lug shells, repeat lug tliu iniriaj | my to me *'lie du.Vj "you're going to net It, whether you're in the front line ot seven miles hack; if lie hasn't, you're all right." Fllie lighters all. And the Scotch kilties, lovingly called by die German* "die women from hell, b a te die res | kw{ of nil nrmlea. Wo saw little o£ the |ioiUis, except n few on leave. All White Cake die men are self sucrtflolng to one nn* other In Unit big melting pot from " lilrli s<> few ever emerge* whole The White Liquid only things It Is legitimate to steal In die eA.li* of (he I relic lies lire mill Mini fugs" o-|g|iretlesi. lie e rr other pos­ session Is iis safe i|s If It wore a patent look. . ^ Men’s.Womeris and Children's Shoes lOc. Looks Better LastsLonger Easy to use Best (br Shoes lOc. WHITE SHOE Tim rtfdi article <*f this rem arkable I*ersonal narrative will appear soon It Is end tied: We Can E q u ip Your Office With Anything You May Need Everyday Someone Says “I Didn’t Know You Sold It” Pencils Pencil Holders Pencil Sharpners ■ i The chances are that it its for the Office we do Sell it. Erasers * Rubber Bands Rubber Stamps Call or Phone us about your Requirements and we will do the rest. Daters Thumb Tacks Stamp Pads Second Sheets « Stationery FLUID Carbon Paper Letter Files Mucilage Pens . ■household No. 5.— Wounded In Action. T h i s a rllc l.i d e s c rib e s tho turiihlw fight the* d - m l nntt *P Inc. Ilio Ins* id a g.il nud the M an ttuot t-V a III .--.I f.ittlog «if .\p (.'Unlock In X<> s I , out Sim p ly I -Id, It It o n e o f tin* r e m a r k »h!e d i f c r l p t l e n s o f a battle p.irtIclp.mt o v e r put lo i o t l i r r . DRESSING Price Tags M STAR u b ie ik k Waste Baskets Letter Trays Penholders Letter Clips Psychology Expert at Fort Sher nian Has Devised a Unique ‘ Standard. It’s Easy T o Tell W hich O n e K eeps His H ens Free From Bugs . No m atter how carefully you feed your hens they c a n 't lay if in­ fested with lice. Lice sap their strength and ouite often causa their death. Dust your cjhickens and nests occasionally with BEE BRAND INSECT POWDER and you’ll notico tho difference in your egg b a sk et Harmless to you and the pets. Bee Brand Insect Powder, 25 & 50a fan It Into the air. F liu and Mosquitoes dio In a few minutes. Will kill on Is, leas, roaches, bedbug*, lico and bugs of every kind. Direc Jons on package. Look for the BEE BRAND Trade Mark. A ll C roon, Druggistt and Department Stores. M CCORM ICK ft C O ., - B A L T IM O R E , MD. Don’t Poison Your Child With that Sickening Calomel I t Is alm ost a crime to dose children with calomel—th at nauseating, pois­ onous m ineral th at some folks still think is tho one thing th a t will relievo constipation, hcadacho and other bil­ ious conditions. I wouldn't give calo­ mel to a dog unless I wanted to kill it. When you need liver or stomnch medicine, qce n safe, guaranteed veg­ etable preparation hke M artin's Llvey Medicine. It tastes good. It acts powerfully on the liver nnd bowels w i.bos. p -in (,. .pi.ip a iw . . c .iCu saves onu from n spell of sickness.Ono of tho best known men in Had­ dock, Ga., is C. II. Kclicr. On tho 12th of May ho wrote the following letter to tho proprietors of M artin's LiVcr Medicine: "I b m five cMtilrrn in ichoot a n t all a( lhern th ow ld deckled i x lt o w n f t ! m j were very i l u c i U h . I g o v each of them a d«ee •I Martin'a' Li*er Medicine night and morn­ in g lor two daya. Their complexion! cleared • p and they *r« now normal children in erxry r eap ed . The mtdicinfe not inter* did Sold by R. C. BOWER, Sanford, Fla I 'tP'le Knm Is using a "m a n m eter" in dip selei find of the otlleers for the new mitlomil arm y. Mr. W alter Mill Send, former head of die departm ent of psyeholngy of North­ western nnlyersHy, now a government expert, vlsltetl Fort Sheridan. 111., dm other day mail meter" I* said to be Ids Invention—die result of the application of bis knowledge of psy­ chology to the task of Judging men. At the request of a number of Industrial leader* he u se d 'the same plan In con­ nection with big hmdlirRM organizations hut for some dine he has been In gov­ ernment service. Ills plan was presented to' the In stntclop* of the reserve olfleer*' train­ ing camp, hut It will he ipied only in par?, a* It enme -some thne a fte r the •elective nuo hliiery hud l»eeii grinding lie • previously laid presented It ut Pladsburg, Fort M.ver and Fort. Hem Jnmlti Harrison, where It is said to ha»e lieen adopted, And It Is expected It will-he used throughout the second innips. The theory of the “ man meter” Is dir establishment of simulant* by wljlrh a innn may he Judged. Mr. Foot! fonu«l n inruns of doing this. As It I* applied lo the nrnty's presold .task, tin* hn*HI* established hy die Instructor's com­ parison of the candidate he Is Judging with ten arm y captains under whom he has served. There are live points lo he scored— physical qiinllde*. Intelligence, military leadership, d iam e te r and general value lo the service. Kacli of the first four nnd Hie la>*t n maximum of forty points, nmlBm; 100 Hip highest possible or Ideal score. The things to be considered lit conw>ot hut—with eoeh point are outlined For example, under "Inlelllgeneo" tbe tmUrwfnr consider* “case of learning. •-•I'a.’l t r fn nnplv l-now ledge nod nbll Ity to grasp readII■■ nnd solve new problem*." • Spiritual Mongrel*. Tbe religious In Russia are utmost ns dlversltled ns the races, in Euro­ pean Itussbl the Greek church rule*. In Asiatic Russia there are MaUomiuedniiR, Buddhists, Jew s ami Christians, Suicide*. Record* nre said to show that the tendency to suicide I* more prevalent among the educated and wealthy than among the ooorer and mlddld clti*.*..*. Account Books Steno. Note Books Clip Boards ‘ Paste Record Cards Loose Leaf Books , Time Books Receipt Books Hook Files* » » . 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If it don’t prove to he Conyeniet nnd Satisfactory wc will remove it without any cost to you whatever Price $2150 Delivered The Herald Printing Office Supply Department - Phone No �PUBLIC UTIUTIES DISCUSSED m e e t in g held ---------------A * w it h c o m m it t e e fro m tn the afternoon on the 10th d tr of Auguat. HIT, for (bo purpois ol elaetlng director* of a*I4 corporation, receiving. and srtlng upon rtport* tof raid corporation and It* officer*, and th* tranuction of 'shy and sit other buatn*** that may b* pra*ant*d at aald mrfllni. -, . K. S. i r t l T T O N , 9S-Frl-2le Sacral the . CITY COUNCIL * The c ity council at th e ir lost (Bectlnjt called for an . expression Above. T he w arm est w eather oc/rom tho bo*rd of trade and the citi- curred during th e Inst days. T he kos generally on the (|uestion of Ice highest report was !)‘J deg. The . g jjiira tff light*._«a Lhure waavJowast—ranged from—ST—degr to 7£~ considerablo complaint from various deg. jources ab o u t the service rendered by Precipitation. Precipitation watt the Sanford Public Service ( o . below normal over most of the sec* Since th ere are always m atters to tiorr. The deficiency, however, was be brought o u t at public m eetings favorable for crops, except dn th e •nd a b e tte r understanding is re a c h -' southeast coast. The rainfall was fd after discussion the council m e t' excessive and locally dam aging in on Friday afternoon in the council some localities of the northern diviehambers for the purpose of discuss* sion. The greatest am ounts re p o rt­ ing m atter# for the benefit of the ed were: Jacksonville 4.8; Kustia citizens generally. C. II. D ingeo of ,3.3, and Orlando 3.2 inches, the council acted as e lairm an. O th er. r , n _ member, of the council present . Condl !° n ° C r o p i- C o tto n was la th* Circuit C e nrl a f S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C lrca ll, S e m in o l e ('a u n ty , f l o r i d * . C h a n rery Manila Lee Manning, I Complainant tltll nf_ VI. TampTaTni Mile* Manning • Divorce De.eitdanl To Mile* Manning. Wayrrn.*, U*,: You are hereby ordered to appear to th* bill nt complaint Sled herein agalnot you o n or before th e flr»t M onday In S e p t e m b e r . A. D. 1917, the Sam* bain* th e lr<i S a y o f •aid mrmth and a rule .d a y of thi« court, than and there to make anawer to aald bill herein fall not or a decree pro conf-«-o will be taken and eat,rad again l you, fo’loared by f!n«I decree. It la further or.de,. >t that thla notice, ta puhlUhed In the Sanford II. raid, a #PWa- eapet pufciUtad In Seralnntr county, *F.orIda, or.re eacl. peek for a p e t i t d of four tonaa-’uliv* week*. W lin ra K. A. Dougina*. the rlerk of our circuit court and the teal ol aald court, at tha court houa* In Sanford, (h it th* 2 0 th day of July, 1917. (•*•1) K. A. DOUGLASS. filed l a i d certificate in m y o lllr * , and haa made a p p lic a t io n for tax de e d t o ]**ue in accordance w it h law. Said o e ftlflrg te ambracea the f ollow in g .deecrlbed property aituated In S e m in o le county, F lo rida, to-wit: Lot 12 StentIford'e Add. to Sanford. The •aid land b e in g aa-i-xeil at t h a d a l e of la.uance of . u t h certificate in the n a m e of A. I). StentlfordV Hr*. AI*o: N o t i c e {* hereby given th a t J. V. Lain*, purrhax-r of T m Certificate No | t t , d a t e d - t h e Cat, day «l J v i y - A i - f t . : UtS" t i n filed >aid certificate In my office, and ha> made app lication for lav deed tn in accordance w ith law. Said certificate em ­ brace, the tallo w in g described property #ftuatrd in S e m in o le county, F lo rida, to-wit: Lot S. Illock 'J. Tier I), Sanford. Th* raid land bring aaara'rd at the data of th* ( n u ­ ance of «ueh' certificate in the n a m e of Mrs. J. Wade. Alto: N o l l e * la hereby given th a t J. F. Lain*, purehaarr of Taa C ertificate No. 167. dated th e III h day< of July, A. I*. IBIS, h i , filed (aid certificate in my office, and hav made a p p lic a t io n for taa deed t o laiue in accordance w i t h law. Said certifleal* em­ brace* th e fo llo w in g dncrlbad property e q ­ uated In S e m i n o l e county, F lo i f d a , to-wit: liOt I, Ste n llford 'a Add. to Hanford. Th* aald Und b e in g aateaeed at t h e d a t e of the ia.uanc* o l . a u c h rtrllficala In t h e name of N. H. Garner. Hnleva aald certificate* ehall be redeemed according to l a w lax deed will Uaue thereon on the 16th d a y of Auguvt, A. t>. 1917. 'Wltnm m y otfiriel ilgnaiura and aval thl* the n t h d a y of July, A. 1>. 1017. k. a . d o u o l a s s , Clerk C ircuit Court Seminole C o.. Fla. (aeal) Ity V. M. D ougin a., I). C. • l*Frl-#tc THE U N IV E R S A L CAR M'i 9 »-Fri-5te . . .h e W. W. resulting " J lL „m" ' h. " L by ": inr -sh edidrin. g '. 0 0 Damngc Abernathy and Mayor D avison. B. the Circuit Caart N erealh Judletal Clr­ y. W hitncr, J. J. Dickinson, R. J weevil is reported from Madison nnd In call S e m in o le County. Florid*. In ChanCalhoun counties, b u t as a rule the eery Holly and S ecretary M arlowe of the . , , . H id e Smith Board of T ra d e, City Engineer Fred j J,r ° l,pect* « • Rood. Jefferson coun- . v. Citation Sm ith Wniiama an d J. 0 . S ingletary, D r .1ty ' T * c * '* ] ,, " 0t 8° “ 1 " S John To John S m ith , rtaidrnee Unknown. Natitr af Application tor Tax D e a d I ndrr Neal and J. B. Farley of th e Wei- « P « t e d. . Some boHa are opening. Section B o f C h a p t r r ( M S . L a w * o f Flor­ Hill ol complaint hai been filed In the id* elreult court ol th* Seventh Judicial Circuit, fIK com m ittee of the Ja h o r unions .Dry w*athe#r 1? n lh e , ,owcr «“ * Notice la h e r e b y given that W. C . WIISeminole county, Florida, in Chancery L > caullinK foliage of citrus trees to againtt you. by Kule Sm ith, f m l it a p ­ liamion, purehaarr ol Tax Certificate No. 16, were also present. | wilt and some fruit to drop; rain is pearing from ntfidnvlt filed In thl* cauae th at dated the 6th d a y of July. A. I). 1915, hai you arr not a retldrnt ol the atate of Flor­ filed vald certificate in my olfic*. and haa The m eeting revolved itself into needed from Brevard county so u th - ida and that your residence ir un kn ow n, and- made app lication for tax deed t o iviua In that tber* ia no pereon in the elate ol Flor­ accordaara wit I, law. Said certificate tm an informal discusrton of th e public ward. Cane, peanuts, corn, velvet ida the aervica ol a aubpoen* upon whom brae** the f o llo w in g described p r o p e r ly ait uated In S e m in o le county. Florida, to-wit: utilities of th e city and b e tte r service beans und sweet potatoes are prom - would bind you, the «aid John Smith. Therelore It la ordered that you. John N W L of N K 'v a n d 8 W *1 of NFI *, and N i ( for the people. ; ising. Pastures have im proved. ol N W l f of SF;»* and S K ) , of S E W , Sec. Smith appear to the above entitled rauae on before the 1st day of October, 1917, or ?». Tp. 19 S. It. 2# Kavt. HO aero*. The The B oard of Trade com m ittee Seed beds are being planted for fall or th* bill ol complaint filed agalnal y o u will • aid land being ar.aevved at the d a l e of the be taken ’ aa confeuejl. made it plain to the mem bers of the truck. iuu an e e of »urh eertlflrate In t h e nam e of Unlc-v aald certificate It D further ordered that thl» order he I), ( 5. Crenvhaw. council th a t the m atter was in the A. J. Mitchell, published In t h e Sanford Herald once a • hall he rrtleomrci according to l a w tax deed week for eight consecutive week*. wili'Lrue thereon on the Jflth d a y of Auhands of th e council and could he M eteorologist. Wltnra* my hand aa clerk of tha circu it gu*t. A. I). t 9 l 7 v. Witneev my ntfirlal tlgnature anil aeal Ihil ■ safely tru ste d with them and ns court nl Sem inole county. Florida, on thl* the n t h day of. July. A. U. 1917. the Sfith day yl July. A. I>. 1917. public se rv a n ts they would dn all in fwaii K. a. Do u g l a ss , Oeal) ' B. A. IMHIC.I.ASS. Clerk Circuit ('ourt Seminole C o .. Fla. Clerk of the Circuit Court ol the S e , # n ‘h their power to have the Puhlip ser­ Ity V. M- fiougl***. I). Judicial Circuit, Scrninute County, FI* vice Co. give the patrons aerated 91-Ft i-file GKO. A DrCOTTKS Sotlrilor and Ccunri] lor Complainant water, b e tte r lights and t o .carry our 9*-9lr Notlfr of 4ppf|rmtfnn for Tm* Ilrnl I ndrr their prom ises made some tim e Hrflltin h nf fhmplrr I.a *• ■ «f FIor. <Uy tho N a t io n a l W o m a n '* C h r is ­ id 4 Nollcr of Stockholder*. Meeting tian T e m p e r a n c e U n io n ) since regarding the laying «>f new Furvuant to adpiurnmcnt duly t, „ *1 and Not in* bmri'liy ctvrn (Hct F I Uoud* taken at the annual meeting of the atock- rufT, fiurrhuarr nf Tt»* <rn ificiil v No. 88. mains, additional lire plugs, etc. hot.lrr- of llu tto n Crate Company, a cor- dmtrd thr* Uth dmy of July. A, IF 19I.V, haa The city council will hold their reg­ A S L A N D E R O U S P E T I T I O N . poratiun of the state of Floiida, h. Id on Fil’d aaid Tit ifW* t «* in my oflirt** am) hat ID lh-day o l June. l!t|T, the adjourneil rntdr EllipticaIinn for Ml drrd If* t*a«iiir in ular meeting on the sixth of August hi a fiill'imgc nitslgtiftl advertise- tin* annual meeting nf the ,tock itolder-. of the mrcurdann- >*iih la» Smid rrrllflralr rrnwhen these m atters will he tak e n up input In Washington (D. C.) newspa- , aid corporation wlll-be hrld at th* pntiu pal brmrt* (Jjr f«d|ov*ing descflbriL i)i**p«rly aJ|. office ol the *ald corporation at Kknford, in Bernfan In county, Florjdm, lomili in due form and many m atte rs a d ­ pprs iltt* stulctnpnt was inatlt* Hint 2,- Fla , at 2:15 o'clock in Ijie afternoon oh the uated Foia 1 and M, lllrirlt .19, Smtiffiril far Rim ml OS2,(kl7 worklngincti bail petitioned loth dXy of Auguvt, 1917, for .the purpose Mnnror. Thr amid Und king iMratnl at justed. M eantim e facts and figures of electing litre, tora of raid corporation, (ho dilf* of thr iamumnrr id mi rh rnrliHrair fn President Wilson, congress ami Ihe regarding ra te s and service in other receiving and actin g, upon report* of v*id ihe iiime of Thnmma Itrom. and it* nfilcera. and the Iran*AUo: Notlft im hrrrby ilvrn that H. I*. «rities will bo compiled nnd the people' council' of nntionn! defense not to de­ corporation of any and ail other huvlnov* that Woodruff, purrhmFrr of Ta* fVrtlflrali* No. prive Ibent of beer. Two days there­ action may he presented at ,alr| meeting. 117, dal*■d i Lr li(H day of July, A. IF |fi|5, Informed as to what' they are su p ­ after tt Iwo-puge ml appeared signed haa bird apti( r»r lift calc ip fti> offlrr mod h»» K S. IM’TTON. posed to get for their m oney, th e by ofllrlnlK of tbc "Strengthen Anterleu made a■>( hi ut inn fur taa *lr**d !•* (••uc In Secret ary 9, in Itc arcordannr s lfi Imm. S«ijd rr rl ifir aI»» rm-I water furnished to the city of S an­ Cfimpnlgn." Intuigurated by the Fedlirmir* fhr folium tnc d»’«rr1brd nr n|u :( y *M uati il in St imn.tle • «>unI >, Flupdu. lo an ford is the purest in the world hut it rid Council of Churches; It presented n <*ii«c •»( vpniii«u.>n t... i ... n .o i t min S»a ..f S', of NK'i of SK.',. Sac If;. Tp Section a of t hopicr laaa, I . * , , of l lor. should be u erated as the su lp h u r gas thl* following facts: 19 S, It. H* K. ID artra, Thr^amlcf land he1* lila IliC a .*JM‘**r'd at; i hi* it Bln of lb’** laaumnrn of NulJrr li h^rrbv civil) 'hat Thou. K •WII 1. A c c o r d i n g to Ihe latest ofllclul re­ eats out th e pipes and plum bing in mufh erf t Hirat i* In’ tht) name* of f*. riiilpot win, imrcfiiM^r of Tat OrllfIm|i'« Vo*. port of the secretary, there are less tho present stu te . The rate is high, cUtnl thr <*th •!•)■ of July. A. I> Tm llr In. No. U, ilatMl ihn i-ih tiny tif July, Uj)W* •mill r*rtifiealt* ehall he retleemetl however, an d while the- m uter 'sys­ than 2.082,tk'17 members in tho Ameri­ Orlltirate A. II. 191ft, Tn* (.VrllflrcU No. 7U, irnifillug to Uw tax drrd« mill iteur tInfcan Federation of Idtbor. Ihe Ith dny cf Novpml»ff, A. I>. Uiftft, T m on on the I^th dmy iif Augud, A. IF 1917. tem is the only equable system of Wltfir-T my ofTlciml slfnaiurv mud s»*a| thl*. 2. Yet tho number of nlleged signers CrrUflciiF No. 721. diti<| lti#» Ith tiny of selling w ater th e rate should be low­ A ll. !S9*i. ami Tnt *V*| ifiealt* thr I’Mb day of July, A IF 1917, of this petition froil) hut 22 stales. Is Nnvrrnt-rr, Nit, 7*5, dntril (hi* till dmy t»f Novrmlirr, r i»r»li . K. A IMHKIFASaS, ered accordingly. A. !*• Iftfft, h»a lllrd said In my Orfk Otrtilt f'nurt Srinliioi** l*o.. Fin* greater than the total membership IIy V M I)migla*«, l> i\ The lights are unsatisfactory and of tin* American Fcdcrntlou of Labor ofTir** mr.d h«» mad«* appti.nlinn for (at 91-Fn 5t« • d«M-d» lo ir nrr*ifd#ti fv «. it Ii Inu. the people a re not receiving as good throughout the entire country. Smld . t **riifirat cmhrm« •* i hi* f \ i« (p| drsrfihrd (ifti|»riMy i<n S««nil(idl* of tpe t^-r Iiai 1Irrd I n«Ir f 'light ns th ey should for the price. 3. As it m utter of fact this pet Ilien r(iiinl), Florida, i*» wit f #fliflrmti* No. .5. Notlrr S r d l e n k of < haplrr I 888, La«j> «f The city is n o t well lighted and if a wits not signed by individual working­ il«Mfrll»nl mliovr rml tnr* * |lt y t(i rh .S &f Florida SK ritiocr of Ia»! 2. .Srf- 25, Tj» I'*. It 2*> N'niw. i- hereby glren t h i l Ira II and better figure could be obtained there men. F, run W IJ»5 ft. K I <t fi, H l ", ft. j it.-; Idler Marlin, p u r r t .a ..# . *>r T o , fVrtifirate • Vrtihrm# N.. i J 4. In most eases n small minority of ti < l< > u.r« N « 150, tjsited Ih e tirt, d»e < I July A, I*. would he tpore lights used. • l.*it No I. SW 21. T|» |!». Pri.'*, h a - Id--I - a i d . erni g* , tn RI> tiM'tte, The ice question will take care of iltt- members of the orgiinlrutlous men- U F. 7I mrf» *. <• rf iH<ntr N«» *11 il/#- t n d 1 . 1 1 made u p (t lea t Otli or l * ( deetl t o iar ml-rar. SVV', .f S\\ * :•* i- tn aicordaru- with D a , Hnol velr ihcate itself and ice will he shipped in soon lltuteil presttuietl lo speak for their en­ rrlhnl * * ;!, Til l!|V It JH K. H* Art'*"- <"•T1HI* itlr' omhrare, i he hollowing dccribi-d properly tire membership. , Ntil 721 d«-arrihr(| alifMtO rtnlifjirra NVV1. aitualed In S e m in o le i-imnty. fdorbiii, t o wlt: or another factory started. M ean­ r». Only I lb local bodies out of 22.- vt SI «, H*r(2fi. Tp 19, It 2*» F. |0 V riv »il N B ol S U 1,, Sec. H, Tow’ll,hip time maybe th e Sanford Public Ser­ o t s i local labor un Ioils are listed as 1 rftifimiF No. 7'2*» dt-»rr*lir*| ahfivi* i«m- 2 0 ,II South. Mange ,H K a ,t.‘ | S\V| of Si:*! Sir 2d. T;» 19 , It C.l H . The aaiit Taml being a*«,-pweil at the ilalr vice Co. will reduce the price within Imvimf signed tin petition. tty iif tlie l--uance of ,Uch certificate in the some reasonable figure. Th«> aald Inntl Iklntf at l?ir d«»r name at D. tl I'ren.haw AI,m t'erttflrate (J. Only local labor htulies have a I hr issuaarr nf *tirh r«*rf « ..j. ft , N. M. dried I 1. • \ l> I ,, At any ra te o ut of all this talk will right to speak olllclully for the grett jI Itf T*|i. 20 <’**?IIfirntr No. b dr arr Und miilfVr, in thr ciivvrlug SWJi ul SVV1,, :>er. S o u th , Mange 61 F e t . come some good nnd while m unici­ mass of Amerleun workingmen, and nam„ nl V. Sritmali. Cenitiratn No. i, The ,*ld land I - n.b ■•-I at I In- 'date dr-trrlbH a bo vr. in (hr ftimo of Json f.nnr, more limn 21,500 of these did not sign llolr*. fVfllrtrafr No. 71H, drurrib,. | nf the iMtlanre of aucti r,-**lrle a le itt thpal ownership is many years aw ay it rrrtt. the name ul C. U . MvDw^nM t ’-r-th* name el l» d». I Jen-k,w. I'nir*. the petition. will come to Sanford just as it has r Nu. 721, -. m Iu-it alu.v*. tn i h e name iVfirate >h*ll be chdeemed eccurillng to Kw X 7. Such stnto federations of labor .nl Unknoirn. r e t t l f ir a t f No. 7Z5. <lr.rrlhn| f , t deed will iutif' thcreoi on the 7th day come to every city that investigated ol Aukui I, A- ft i l - l i , ' a l n v r in tin- nam e nl C. W M r|i -m h|. |, the subject und wanted to operate niitl central labor bodies as aro domi­ VYitn ** my i-fficiat ,ignattitr anil m-*I Unle.< .aid re'rtifiratp. .hall In- redi-emril' nated by bartenders nnd brewery work­ arcpfilln* thl* th'- <l«ti d»>* of July. A l>. 1 0 1 7 . lo law, tax "ilffii. will l**n.' ’ h.n-nn their city 'as a real business. •enll F._ A DUltliLASS, ers do not represent tho great m ajor­ l>n the 29lb fiay nf Au*tl*r, A I * IU17. ClerV Circuit t'nurl Semlliale C o , , Fla Wllne;. my.ofilrial .UnMnrt. and ,eal thia ity of American workingmen. t!-Fri-iie * 2 7 th day ol July. A. D. 1917. (■ral) r. A. D O ( IG LASS. 8. In many cases In the unsigned ndW eather Conditions Cterk Circuit Court Semtnoti* Co,, Ft*. to (drcull t w o r t. r,e*<inn> Jutlltlal Circuit. Synopsis’ of crop conditions in vertlsement Individual, trade unionists 9S-F|l-fitc Srm lnolr County, t ti rid*. In C h an c rr y W. It. MackJtiKn, Complainant Florida for th e week ending J u ly '31, lire counted again and ngnln In the pe­ • v«. lull to tition presented to the president amj NOTICE O F AH.NIGNMKNT 15*17: Thatcher K ealty C om p an y, a F’orect!i*e Whom It M *y Concern: .congress, being counted, first. In their T oT hAll Florida corpuratlon, and ti. G. M ortgage l * - l o n otify yuu that 1 have been Staton and Viola S t a t o n , , hi* * Tem perature, T em peratures d u r International organizations; second. In namedl, *.ai(ne* b y I^iaiv Paint of Sanfnrtt, ingj'ho week were normal or slightly the state bodies; thlrdt In Um central Florida, a , ,lai n e r In a certain Heed nf a t . i f n - wile, I’epleudant*. Order of Settler by I'l-ti'lrallon ment, r o n v t y ln f all hi* property, both real It ( ( p l a c i n g to th* routt' t b t l *uh|ioena latmr unions; fourth. In the local and personal, for the brtictit hi* rre.Htora i* tied in t i !j r a u - t again,t the defendant* ftiem on f h" under th* law . c l Florida, amt you and each In th- above e n t i 'l e d cfcu-e h*. been r e l u m e d unions; fifth. In such organizations ns of you are hereby required withfn a lit y d a y . tiy the Shrrill of Sem inole county. In which Personal Liberty leagues, mutual bene­ If th* creditor Uvea tn thi* atate. and w ithin ■aid county auil D pending, with tho e ndor.rfour mo nI hi If beyond th* limit* of th e menl nt **ld abrriff cf S*minol* c o u n t y , fit societies, etc. atate of Florida, aworn (talem e n ta of a c ­ that he ia unable to aurve u l i l »uhp «en* nn *wid 0. Over 150,000 of (hose enumerated count* attain.! the aald aa.iynvr. l iq u id f a c e p o w d e r . Thwtrhi-r Mialty C o m p a n y , a Florida corporaThi* July SMh, 1917. ns being Identified with union lnhel llu ii.owing to th* failu re ol *aid rorpnratiunfn H EN R Y W IG H T . ■ The-beauty secret of trades departments, labor tomples. tl*ct officer* or a p p o in t agent*, and liecauM A vilfnee. thr oltlrer* or agent* of arid corporation are women who knowhow sick benefit funds, mutunl benefit soci­ SH-Frl’ i r unknown, and it appearing to the court that to take care of the com­ eties nnd I’ertbnni Liberty leagues, arc N a l l r r of Nflollcatlon (or- T#» H e e d I ’n d c r the hit) haa been filed in the a b o v e elated rattar Hi Ihe above, entitled ' court b y W. H. plexion. Cannot he counted n second tlnia In bona-fide H r n l o a S « T S i h * |il r r IM S . Law* of F l o r ­ M ark in ,on, rom tilaIn anl, again.t th e de­ ida fend an t., Thatcher Realty C o m p a n y , a .detected. Heal# Sun­ Inhor unions. . Notice'll hereby given that II. P. Jam m e*. Florida corporation, Viola Staton an d U. burn, atop* Tan. Soothing, The. petition, say the managers of purchawr “ I Tax Certificate No. 2 6 , dated IS. Staton, defendant*, for thr purpoae of Ihe Cth day of July, A. J>. 1916, ha* filed (orerloiing a m or tgage on t h e .p r o p e r t y - d e Cooling, refreshing.. tho “Strengthen America" movement, aald r.-rtlficBte In my office, and h a . made (crlbed in the bill o t rnmpUinl. F r a . H'Vfc. •»**.M . Ik a slander and an Insult to vaHt num­ application fur tax (feed to U .u r In accord­ It I* therefore, ordered that the *ald d e ­ 75 c. aI 'liru tfb b *r by mail J in tL bers of the finest type of American ance » Ith taw. Said certificate e m brace, fendant, Thatcher R eally Com pany, a Flor­ the following described properly rltuali-d in ida corporation, app ear to th l. rau*r, o n or Sample (either color) for 2c- Stamp. workingmen • who nre altogether op­ Seminole county. Florida, to-wro|; N t d of trior* iheiSrd d a y o f September, 1917, and S E N of N K U of N K ' i , 35, T p 19 S. defend the .a id a c t io n , or deerro pro ronI*0" Ml*. Co, 40 South Filih 5*-, B(Ookljrn. N. Y. posed to ihe liquor traffic. II. X'J K. 6 *i re*. Tke raid l a n d bring a .- fe**o will be e n t e r e d *g*in*t aald deien d an t rak' • y A little extra attention to your Ford car, a little adjusting now and then, will help to keep it in prime condition and add to its ability to serve you. Bring yo u r Ford car here. Why take an y chances? Let those who know how, those who use-genuine Ford parts, take care of your car. To be sure of getting the l>e.st service from your Ford car let skilled Ford men care for it. Prompt attention assured. Touring C ar $ 3(i0 , Runabout $ 345 , Sedan $645 Coupclet $ 505, Town Car $ 595—all f. o. b. Detroit. On display and for sale by. C. F. WILLIAMS Agent if * EDWARD HIGGINS ' Salesman WE CAN PLEASE YOU IN PRICE SERVICE ilo QUALITY No matter how much-or how little Lumber you need, we will be glad to fill your order, and fill it promptly, to your perfect sa.isfnction. This is the kind of ser­ vice we offer to our patrons. « We carry the Largest stork of Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash and Doors in Seminole County. We also carry n full stock of Lime, Cement. Plaster, Nalls, Hewer Pipe, and also the Red and (ireen \ ulcanite Roll Shingles. * Also connected with the oldest and most reliable Hardware Store In ' Seminole County. Phone 135 for all your wants. TEMPERANCE NOTES HILL LUMBER COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX IX IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X Avoid Mosquitoes’, Flies, Gnats, Etc. by Using Opal Screen Wire The Hill Hardware Company has just received a fresh stock Opal Screen Wire and a car Nails, American Field Fence and Barb Wire........................... v O 3 Wc have the (a'uotls and Ihe Rifjht Price. See us before Purchasing 1 HILL HARDWARE CO. N ext to Seminole ('oim ij Hank Sail ford, Florida X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X U llilllllllX lX lllllillllllX X X IillllllllilX X X W. J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS * General Fire ______ . ________ Of flow with H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E The water wagon Is noq? tho band wngun. GARDE! LET IYOUR (SUPPLY YOU |f|>1 d f i i M J | G 7k Garden . d F ie l d V ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR YOUR STATE. —FREE— OUR INSTRUCTIVE CATALOG ANff WEEKLY PRICEUST SEND FOR THEM TODAY M A R T IN SEEDOOL ‘JA C K S O N V IL L E ,F L A . rr.rrd at the d a le nf thr luUanre nf aurh rer- corporation, and final decree entered thereon. tlricatt- In .lhe nam e of J. Jammr* Hr*. UnIt I. lurthfr or dered that thl* order he Ira. aald 'certificate ahall be rrdeemrd a c ­ publlahrd once a w eek for the apace of tw o cording t o law tax deed will !(tun thereon on m onth. In-thr Hanford Herald, a n e w .p a p e r t h e ! 6th day of Auguat, A- l>. 1917. puMI*hrd in S e m i n o l e county. Florida. Wlinet* my official altnaiure and aeal thl, Done', ordered, adjudged and d ecreed wl the 11th day of July. A. IL 1917. Ill-Land, Floiida, t h e 2 9 lh day of J u n e,. 1 9 1 7 , f.Cnl: K. A. imllGI.ASS. J A S . W I'KHKI N S , • Clirk Circuit Court "Seminole Co.. Fla. Judge Seventh Judlrlal Circuit C ou rt fly V. M. llougla.f. I>. C. ol Florida. 91-Frl-6lf Dirkionon 6 D ic k ln r o n ,. . . S I*, tor Comp. 99 Frl-lOte Fate of Early Poisoners. In tnedlovnl times In Europe poison­ ers, when delected, .were usually broken alive upon tho wheel, nflur of Appllrollon for Tax Deed Under having first been given u taste of the Notice Median S of Chapter 4ASS, Law. of Flor­ rack while In prison awaiting execu­ ida Notlre lx hereby given that J. F. I.alng, tion, ns it sort of gentle reminder purehater of Ta* Cretlfiratp N o. 107. dated of what they had presently got to gu th* 6th day of July A. D. 1915 h a , filed <*id certificate in my oifire, and h a. made app li­ through. cation [ot tax deed t o i*,u* in aerordaitce LEGAL ADVERTISING In the Court of the CounlO Judgr, Seminole County, S la te of Florid* In re Kalate of N o t l r o by Kxerutora Jame* C., Higgle* Final Settlem ent Notlcx la hereby given to all whom It may concern that on the 16th d a y cf October, A. |>. 1917. we ahall prraent to-jth* County Judge* ot Seminole C ou n ty. Florida, alttlng •a a Judge of Probate, our- final account, a, executor* of the taid ratalr and aak for t bcli approval Dated April 2 nd. A. D. J917. J. !). H. Stryker. Mary K. Illg g ln t, * Lxecutora. U g a l 66- 4-3. 6- 1. C-l. 7-3.' »-S 9 4 Notice of stockholder** Meeting P u N u an t l o adjournment du ly had and token at the. annual mreijpg nt the alockh Idera of P. F. D u tto n . Inc., a corporation of th e e la te ol Florida, held on th e 19th d ay C * * n i f t h r Count y J u d g e , S e m l n u e C o u n t y , S l a t e of FTorlda I n re Fa t al * ol J i n n Halter William* T o all Creditor*, I-.-gain i, D lrir lh u te e. anil all I’rr*on* h a v i n g Claimil or D e m a n d , agalnat la id F a t a le : with taw. Said certificate embrace* th e fol­ 5 uu, and each of y o u , are her. by notified lowing described property rituated in S e m ­ an d required to preaeni any claim* an d de­ m a n d . which y o u , or either ol y o u , may inole county, Florida, to-wit: lie*. Dims ft \V end I 9fi H S ot N L rorner have agalm t th e c * t a t c ol Jarnc. Itaxter Wil­ of Sre. a s, T p. 19 S, It 30 K. Hun W P 2 ' . liam*, dreyaaed, l a t e nl Sefnlrtole c o u n t y ft S 4^0 ft. 1; 9 2 ’ i ft. N 470 ft. The eald Flnrld*. tn thr un deraignrd Fie cu taix of eald land bring a»«e*.ed at the d a t e of Ihe i.au- r . t a t e ' within t w o year* Itom thr (lain here anfe of *uth rrrtiftcalr in the nam e of J, F 1 Dated Juno Slat, A. D. It 17. 8R-Frl-9te S A R A H M. W IL L I A M S , Kx e c u t r l x . In Court nr th r County Judge, Mcm lnole County, State o f Florida In re Kalate of < F ault* II. W n m a p . (trrra.ed T « *11 Creditor*. Legalrra, D i i lr i b u t e c . and all Per*un* h a v i n g Claim* or D e m a n d , again*! *»id F . l a t o : You, and each of y ou , are hereby notified and required to prevent any claim* and diy m an d , which y o u or either ol you m a y have agalnat the e s t a t e o f Katella II. W ar m an , de­ f e a te d , late ol S e m in o le rnunty, F lorida, to th e undervlgned AdmlnUlrator ol r a id ra­ ta l* within -two year* from the dat* hereof. Dated June 2 1 t t , A. D. 1917. K. R. W A R M A N A dm lplatra tor. 68 —Frl-9te U / Florida All the Fertilizer You Want • 1 ■ _ T ? r = . Goods of the same high standard of quality that we have- always offered. , * • -v * x,( It u tnie that in comparison with beforethe-war times pricos ate high, and certain materinjs are scarce and hard to get: but wc have for months looked ahead and provided for this scarcity in a large measure and can offer you Our Same Old Lime of High Grade Goods In I.alng. Aluf: Notice i* hereby given that J. Fl.aing, purchaser of Tax Crrtlflcaje No. GH, dated the fith d a y of July, A. D. 191,1, ha* filed raid certificate In ray office, amt ha* made application for t a t deed l o lu t ie In accordance with law. Said crrtifieate e m ­ brace, the following de»crlhed property *ito *1 r d In Seminole county. Florid*, tie wit: Fract. block 10. Tier 11, Town of Sanford, recorded In Plat Ilook It. Page* I I I to 122 (Oraoge Co. Itecordi). The **id land being B**V**d at the d a t e of the ( n u a n c e of *uch certificate in the nam e of Unknown. Alio: Notice ia hereby grirn that J. P, Lain*, purehaarr of T ax Certificate No. fftl, dated the 6th day of July, A. D. 1 9 1 1, haa filed aald certificate In my office, and ha* made application for tax deed t o In ua In accordance with law. S*ld certificate e m ­ brace* the ((Mowing described property *ituated In Seminelc / o u n t y , Florida, to-wit: O. Sanford* - Magnolia Balm NOW BAND W AGON. Insurance _______ •* We are also headquarters for nil insecticide and fungicide materials, and the famous Doming and Brown spraying oulfiLs, either large or small. .................................................. a Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company Manufacturers of Ideal Fertilizers Jacksonville, Florida . Sanford Branch, R. C. Maxwell, Manager A 25c Want Ad; in The Herald will Rent Your House For You I t �I E ft ’> rPAGE FO tm TH E SANFORD HERALD August 3, 1917 does not meet with their anarchistic that- m eans th e saving of lives a t the ideas of how the governm ent should fro n t—fterhnps of your b o y —a t leafct be conducted. The day is over when of some boy. I t Is a great work ami R. J. nOLLY, Editor these people will be allowed to run one in which each of us can do a W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager loose and ’if there aro any of them part. ------0 ------ ' FubUAed Evrry T immU t «*<t rrid sj. le ft'in Sanford they had b e tte r keep their m ouths shut f vr these be stren­ H A M S T R IN G A N D S T R A N G L E uous tim es and no foolishness is per­ N ot long ago u train of fourteen somciurn s n y i , ** auvancb m itted. ears o f potatoes, billed to tho Chi­ Or personal property it is a m atter of prudence to deposit the nroO TRANi t i i t v t t i >«,» •* .••••,•••• 'tAAT -------- - 0 — cago m arket were' discovered ^at a eeeds in the bank. M l m o n t h s .........; Bob Holly of- the Sanford ITeraJd small tnwn n e a r_ llm t . c ity , - where .Tl ci l i t m o nth s . . . . . . . hits ab o u t As much to sfiow on a per­ they had been side tracked and left We cordially invite YOUR account—affording every protec­ Ofltf *t*4 la tka n iy ti» Cartlat W.00 T»« Trar la sonally conducted tour about his to r o t—a t n tim e when potatoes tion, facility and courtesy. Adtaata or N*. ftt Month Ijome town as any section in the were selling a t $ 1.00 a bushel. yaiaala la Adtaara Mart lla Mada al OITUa United S tates. Bob led a campaign CAPITAL $30,000.00 F or a num ber of years, now wo SU R PLU S $15,000.00 ■ i i a i i Aa Hn aad-CUaa Malt Malta* Aafaal I N I for growing corn on Sanford's famous have been learning of the willful ItM. al Ika Pnainfflra al Hm Im I . fiarlda ~ ■—v celery lands ns soon as the celery destruction on every season of such, (lad** Art af Marth ltd, IZT*.____ crop had been harvested anti now com m odities as potatoes, cabbage, • n . ,ta llarald llolldta* T rtrybaaa Na. M I they have so much coyn they don't melons, apples and other fruits when * .4 know w hat to do with it. E m ulat­ there was an o p p o rtu n ity by so do­ J i t !VAwrvntm RUSiHty>. ing the exam ple of our Irish friend ng to fort® prices up in tho interest MB| in "Pigs is Pigs" Bob will soon lie of the speculators. saying Corn is C orn.—llow ey T rib­ These food pirates have purchased II. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND 0 . L TAYLOR R. R. DFAS une. acres anti acres of Truit on th e trees e,*»id*o. CAlhirt Aii't Ciihie vtre-Pr,Jd.t p< L WOODRUFF Vit.-Pr.»id*nl -t A ------ O-----and then refused to allow them to he picked—kept them there to f o t—in D IF F E R E N C E IN P R IC K S E verything is high 'th u t you buy order to keep them from th e open anti if wages go higher it is no m arket. in other ways the cam paign of more th an can be expected. Em­ ployers do not object to paying more pillage and loot nt the expense of the for labor of they can get service consum er has been going m errily on. luicnta to n,(XX> and .11visions be t’ut Overlooked a'F ew . called, Is about 150 gnflth. Since fre­ Of course merely to designate the approximately to 17,000. the main trouble just now with cap­ .Muriel—"Gludy* snys she ha* quent target practice* are held few At last they have discovered whdt ital nml labor is the dem and of perp etrato rs of these outrages as Aa It would lie Iiu| mmsIIi1o to exjiect yearn elapse before guns must lie taken only eighteen summers.'' Ethel—“Yesmakes th a t fishy ta ste in O rlando’s men who are not entitled to the robbers and pirates doe not one par­ Franco to reorganize nn army nr mll- nshore and rctiRied. The total cost of you know she wn* boru neandghtrd." —Judge. drinking w ater. People have-b een scale th a t is pnid to skilled labor and ticle of good except to nfTorcL some llotm, General Pershing re|H>rtixl that retuldng a fourteen Inch gun I* In the thin country should Immediately build Blight relief to our feelings. There those who cannot give th e service bathing in it. neighborhood of $25,000. asking the sam e price th a t is paid seem* to be nothing the co u n try can ltd nystem along tha lines already folBesides the Inner erosion, const an I lowcsl by the greater force. fi shocks of explosion crystallize the p C. E. Howard, editor of the Or­ for ryttl service rendered. A New do to prevent these outrages. • When General Pershing’s reimrt was whole steel structure, t ’rystnlljzntlon York grocer compares the prices 5 But there should lie, and if we received officcra of the w ar college di­ lando Citizen has been elected secre­ of mtdal may be likened tc» the drying of 1897 with those of this year as m istake not th e tem per of the. vision of the general Btnff objected tory of the Orange C ounty Fair As­ l o g e i carb o n copies of cIwcMe. At first the mass Is relative­ I American • people there soon will he strenuously to nn adoption of the ly tough and elastic.. After the heavy sociation which m eans th at th e fair follows: that a rc n o t o n ly un­ When tho countries of Europe French system .» Some -of the younger punishm ent or- protracted firing. gm> “ . 1897 1917 will be bigger and better than ever. u s u a l l y s h a r p a'n'd $ .05 ? .120 first adopted the policy of govern­ officer** complained bitterly Hint, the IuIk** weaken and tieeome tirlttle. Micro­ 2 qts turnips — —O —— Hnlted Stntes shoithl not throw -orer scopic examination reveals cotitinothin m ent control of food stuffs wo in this ... $ .05 $ .20 2 qt* turnips Kissimmee G azette was held up lbeautifully neat, hut .19 country congratulated ourselves that tiiKllly a system that was adopted lie- and disintegration of metal |uirtlcle*. last week because there was an " a d ” 1 pound bacon -. cop ies tliat arc really Just as cracks nhtl crumbly sect Ions oc­ we lived in a free country. Lately, cause it was hollered to lie (sjrfect. in it w anting money for Tom W at­ 2 qts onions W ill 6hak« U p Minor Officer*. cur In n cheese. Further usi< of the howcker, wo are beginning to learn lb sack (lour pernuutcut, use son to fight the conscription law. 21 Tile principal reason nscrllHst for tile gun Is dangerous Sometluies the erysfew* things th at instead of th e free­ 2 III oatm eal But why the G azette? W hy don’t dom id which we boast, we. are chaVige Is that American lumps are ex- tnlllztsl state Is retiehetl sooner Minn 1 lb" best huMer the governm ent suppress Torn Williqs'i.sl to occupy trenclics nllcrnntely wns ex|Ms-tisl, The guns ernek or burst, 1.28 J ham strung and strangled by a horde with 1'rendi IrisipH. t'nless the iinlls tin the Michigan fifteen fts*t of n -I lb chicken son and his liternture? .IS , of practical food speculators who are in the same slite confusion tvouhl twelve Inch gun broke off and fell on I lb soda crackers —O have no conscience, know no law, n-suit from the ttiterduuiga In otlicr deck,. On -Hie next loml Hie gun onp I tjoz eggs The Leesburg Commercial says and are devoid of the* first elem ents words, If n French division of 17,000 tain, Iqiviiig ijitetuxl the hreec-h to re­ 4 lb sugar "T w o of the 'th u m b s down’ ‘bunch of hum anity. men was withdrawn bo Hint nn Ameri­ port “bore clear," slum led, 'T h ere ain't 1 t|t milk are due to get theirs. Both Fogarty Carbon Paper • .* • can eould take the trench tt would be no Ik*reT I lb lard With the proof clearly before us of Key West and Ion Fnrris of Ja ck ­ manifestly lni|sisslble to tnnka Hie The charge or n fourteen.Inch gun Is 1 pk potatoes th a t the people are being sy ste m at­ sonville want to go to congress fropi ehnnge. Conversely, the sumo difficul­ M5 pounds of smokeless powder pill l lb cheese B u y ty p e w ritin g lu p p h tt o f ically an*l outrageously plundered. ties would arise from attempting to use up in four silk-linen lings The hm-k the Fourth, unseating Joe Sears. If I broom 75! our congress has thv m onum ental ef­ a newspaper in th a t district supportAmerican companies and regiments In end of e'nolt bag Is p doted red and ctm TH E f r o n te r y to dawdle around and tTenches occupied by French organiza­ tains nlsiot f.-ur • no, es ..f Idie k |n>w either of them in preference to Sear-, T - .t a l. $2 91 12 haggle over minor details w hile i he tions. tier <nibs! I be JgniHoii-clinrge. A Inass th at newspaper yill hr .» self con­ Herald Printing Co. ti Ah u result of the change there will primer sluillnr to a rifle cartridge ex­ poorer classes of our population are victed hoot I., k Bltone I IS be n general sbnkenp of officers In cept It lots Ho bullet Ignites the black being driven to distraction. * • ----------- O - — F IG H T IN G D R A FT SANFORD. FLORIDA minor command*. In the American or­ (lOWtler. wlileli In tprn sets tiro to the With such examples before us, the ganization a Company Is commanded smokeless powder. • 'ontrary to popu­ Florida ‘trbops want to eb-rt the! 1- NrwN >v *,,,r‘ln>" <’f n'’ Gr­ own officers and do not Jike the idea « " niw J Kran,iUn ' r,,u n t>’ action of President Wilson in de­ by a captain,-assisted by a first and lar bc’ief, theft* Is no real explosion, of Governor C olts trving to foist <*eorgia. to fight th e jirn ft of men for m anding food control by the govern­ second lieutenant. Under the new sys tint n pis gross!'e burning of cuorumus his sons up'.n the soldier ns officers ,h “ m‘,irn i’' =>rmy. ami ,.f th e !•-«- ment'—even a d ictato r, if n e c e s s a ry - tern the captain will remain In com­ rapidity. Vnst volumes of gas lit lilgfi looks good to us. ' I t wi|| n„ t keep mand.. but will probably Ik* mounted, temperature mid pressure are pn sit teed, From tim e immemorial the l.ova ‘ n, “ 1 n.,l,*d * 0,’*ri'r nX ,h t* foreiilg the |i|o |t elite out. have elected their rffi.e is and C a lls mi,‘'tin « »,,:up "/ ' b'* ,ru ,,n r r i,i* the producer from rereiving a fair and he will bnvo four lleutenunts under hint. A fourteen lie It sh e ll. weigh* 1,4<yi price for his products, neigther will should not 1... alovved w, give his 1 : 1 v h" "A ,rr «" ,h »* No change Is niitlclpntcd In the lint-1 pounds. Is fiv» fis-f long anil contains a it injure the consum er. Bui it will sons „r r.n> other .(-Row's m m . uf lil,,‘rty andt Ju <Ur" " * u> bursting rhnt'Co Twelve strong men Inllon or regimental commands. good job. in the arm v for political "« l"* rfd that more w.ll be everlastingly put a crim p on the major will- command the form er and n lift* one with difficult . Yet from the and private commercial reasons. I honnl fr,,m t,n< nn,i t0 >«* golden tail of the remorse!.** spec­ colonel the latter, iis under the present gun li inn sink n battleship twelve hoped t.hat subsequent reports will ulator. sw e n i. A colonel under the new syH miles nUity. It travels ut the rate <>f . . . . . .. . , chronicle the arrest and ineareeraIt is till}.- for congress to enact a d ­ teni w ill b a re almost as many troops 2.1k*t feel ji second, or a mile every J he 1 a la lia News, dlsrussini’ . .. ,fort he , ef, '• the tint) of, Whose responsible equate laws whereby |ji,. President .as a brigadier general now bns^ A di­ two sceomtc i in striking It expends ftuvance in the price of ice. says i / . . . . , . . . . , fort to |irekent young men from can once and for all put an end to v is io n at present Is commanded by a nn energy of 12i.1t.q7 foot tons, or enough "these are the tunes th a t try men » . , ., , to tiunsport n loud of two tons U> (wire , , , * . serving in the arm y in the cause of this ham stringing and strangling t f major general. so es, ntnning about to obtain re- , i , . , the height of Motmi IB otvst. the Am erican consumer. T nrjioti , , . , • ,, liberty, justice ami tletm irrary. Entire Service Affected. dress from the board of trade. As Springs Leader. ft Is nssutned that the new division* ---- -it is sum m er tim e why not go hareScattered a t different points of siualler size will have a commandj 0 Treat a Cold. foot and save your soles I >r winter? throughout the country th ere, aru lug officer o f Mnj same grade. Camphor Is excellent for colds and F urther, why bother the board o f ! l,mal1. u n im p o rta n t anti generally While the proposed change appears [ .sjllJUhl be taken In this m anner; A tra d e to re-tlresH one's *nlp. when it unorganized bodies opposed to t In­ to lyp merely u m ntter of reailjustm ent. ,jrop or two of rnmplior *Hbouhl l>« is the duty of the cobbler?—■Punta ' d r a f t - These are and can be nothIn numbeis. ns a m atter of fact it a f -1 dropped 011 n lump of sugar which G orda H erald., . Mng but traitors, for in such a tim e as fjvts every brnueh of the service, and !( small wineglass[th e present* any one who a tte m p ts . ------o -----they must ull be reapportioned to meet fll, ()f wnl(.r imtJ „ .... . (lf ,tl|S the reorganization. As an example: | uilxturo taken every two limns. Tam jia ha* a woman'* home guorii i-i any way w hatever to impede th The quarterm aster eorjis, the mmllenl com pany ami they will j*et uniTornulW heels th a t move toward the con­ corps and every other staff organiza­ su m m a tio n of the American ideal anti do their bit . Sanford women i tion; with transports, materials nnd Great Possibility. could do th e , same thing and it ean he. classed as nothing else. HlippUoK,'ln built on the present reglHiiinll Johnnie (wnfchlng the pnsxiug For the rank and file of those wo would lie following along llu* line menlnl and divisional lines. All must of a brass bund)—“Say, pop, If It was he changed to meet tho requirem ents to rain, them tuba players could catch BUch. bodiw - lertloncy, it is indicated by our governm ent am a n di j. . „ But for of, the now "system. • carrit-d tiut by nil th e foreign R-'-v- "® wVr‘ uoldd be well. u barrel of ruin water, couldn't tlieyP* incite Otic of the significant aspects of this crnm enli. If th * war lasts * long w!,° *nc' 1 the igrtnrant and reorganization Is that the ealeiilntlon* enough all our women will have l o , uneducated to opposition to the laws nil are based njmii the French system learn the use of fire arm s for th e ' of th '* ,am1' Uu‘ m o,t ‘“ v*r(1 penalrntlier llinn th e British, Indicating-Gen­ m en will, he at th e fro n t ^ re g a rd le ss 111 "1 !il' out', bc dcallh 01,1 a n '' w ith* eral Pershing nnflrtpntes the closest out. loss of tim e in th e tlealing.— of age or connubial servitude. kind of co-operation with the armies of Jacksonville . M etropolis. ----- 0 -----Esch Company Under tha New Plan* General Pctalti rntlier than of Haig. ------0 ----Would Do Composed of 250 Man W ith The governm ent .has been entirely, R E D CROSS RESULTS a Captain and Four Liautenante— A c ­ Fell F o u r 8tori*f; Live*. too lax in allowing newspapers and The editor of The Herald has rotion Shows T h a t O u r Force* Ara E x ­ Doctors any two-year-old girl of New jndividuaU fre»- Imnd to cuss th York Is first to tumble four stories, pected to Co-operate W ith French. i o v -r n m e n t , cuss th* d r^ f:. ctls* t h - iif n' !‘-r.k,,,i ^ v,ni1 ,im ,M l h '" the nf.iP .I arc not rtn l awake « It,, fiict fit «>l touching nothing-on way down, and of Sanford ton tthe oflkinla u,ul CU8S c v e rjth i^ g th a t The first Important result of General HvK But they can't explain how It th a t war is upon us nnd th a t wo must all get out fil this ap ath etic 1'ershlug's conference* at Hie Burls hsppened. i ” * » ¥ X V▼Y T f T V f ' * sta te of "lettin g George do it" and war office and olwerratlous on the west­ ’ Next Spring Style*. climb right in a n d ‘i tll do it. - This ern front will bo u reorganization of No*pockets. M ts or cuff* on next Hie United States army along the lilies refers especially to the great work spring's suits, men will hnve to carry of Hie French units. of Seminole C hapter of the Red belongings to w rist bags or knApsacka. Cross. Tho women have been doing •The reorganization will affect every company, regiment and dlvlslou of the a great work in this respect and y t t hut few jieople realize what they arc present regular establishment and the doing anti hut few of them take any mill!In units tlqit tiro about to go to camp: The national arm y, lulled un­ interest in it. Now the Red' Cross der the draft, will be organized alto­ Start the year riRht chapter here has not been idle and gether along French lines In tho Federal Reserve Banking System played by using a time book already they huve m ade up 100 hos­ an important port In the recovery of business Orders for the reorganization are now pital garm ents and -18 com forts kits being prepared bv Uk* general staff and for a record of your from the adverse conditions following the out­ will be telegraphed to Hit* various de­ and these will he on display a t the break of the European war, thirty months ago, and Tells of the Effect of Constant labor records t h i s Elks Home next . Tuesday where partm ental couiuinudcr* uhom Hie dntu is still helping to keep business on an even keel. year. This will give Firing on the Large Caliber everyone Is invited to Inspect them . of Hie lii-Iil mobilization of tile militia. y o u a permanent This system with its immense resources is a Ptrihlng'a Recommendation*. T he Elks arc the best people ori Guns— Other Details. *bulwark of strength to tho banks which are mem­ record of your pay A s.a result of the csiwricuce of the earth nnd the Sanford Elks could bers of it, and will assist them in any financial conceive of nothing greater th a n al­ civil w tr, supplied with lessons taken roll for the season from Burn|>caii wars of fifty years, the requirements which they may be culled upon A fourteen Inch gun Is built up from lowing the Red Cross the use of the without additional Aiueriean pruiy .was organized on the to meet. eight or ten lumps or steel tubes. *F.ach th ird floor of the building and the basis of from KlO to 150 men to u com­ In turned to an exact fit -lows several trouble. spnclous back porch th a t is cool and pany. L2t*o to l.soo to n regiment and B y depositing your money with us you. re­ thousandths of nn Inch, then tjented ; shady all ufternoun nnd here the approximately 28.500 to n division. red until expatiatoi! |M>nults It tn 'h e ceive the protection add the new facilities which We have them that ladies have their Uh* i machine* The war college lias Insisted Unit this drawn uu._ It <ooU and adds strength our membership in the system enables us to and all tho work L ■ t'.i-* Il*dCross represented the best possible system of not only by Its thickness, but by the will fill your wants. offer you. garm ents nnd to hi ve ope*' house on organization for a number iff reasons grip of Its shrinking, write* Lieutenant l-'ltztiui!ti Green of the *tJnlted S t a t e s Tuesday means thi '. they w ant the- of a technical nature. • General Berthing has been convinced battleship Texas for the Vigilantes.. public to ’see w hat they have accom ­ Tho first or Inner tula* has helical plished so far and to ha\ • all the tiy Hie Freuch. general staff that such organizations were prot>er under the grooves to give rotation' to the shell. ladies of Seminole rr.'.r.'.y to Join, old methods of warfare, but th a t tbo Just as In any N|M>rtlUg rifle. Tremen­ in this great m overom t. Our boys United States should do away com­ dous firing prwtauret* between fifteen arc going to the front n n d .going to pletely with this system If the Ameri­ and twenty tons | kw square Inch, com­ the front m eans th a t they will heed can troops are to be of the utmost pos­ bined with acid gases nnd other prod­ everything th a t tho Red Gross is sible service to the allies' cause. ucts of explosion, cnlise erosion or In placo of these unit* General Persh­ wearing away and pitting of the now m tklng lor th em .. Go to the THONZ 148 Elks Home on T u esd ry and do your ing baa recommended by cable that the groove*. Inner tube* must be renewed SANFORD, FLORIDA ' . p a rt by Joining in this great work companies be Increased to 259 nu-n^ryg iwriudlcnlty. The Ufo of the gun,' ao THE SANFORD HERALD When You Sell Real Estate IBE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANKOF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS i m it Si! { I! m m m m m m m m m m m x x S Sanlord Public Library .L £ l i Oak Avenue Between 3rd and 4th St. — Open - PERSHING FAVORS FRENCH SYSTEM Tuesdays Thursdays • Saturdays Every Army Unit May Be Re­ organized at Once. ' at 3 p. m. Reading Room Free to All SOME INCREASED, SOME CUT f V o A it lr> . # jm. Ml JKL. ML m . TIME BOOKS FOR FARMERS FACTS ABOUT OUR NAVY AS TOLD BY LIEUTENANT CO N FID EN CE The iP " -> Office Supply Dept. FIRST NATIONAL BANK '.k ¥ ■ ’% _ �$' " r J, ■I t 0 ^ A ajoil 3, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD ................................................m m PAGE FITE ] I to curry him uirwmxj w jttput Hie tcusf Kred Strange U taking an cn- ing of dem ocracy for the .world and “Arid has sho hnd anything more (o *97 volition on his part. He. stepped off tha forced vacation on account of an th e scrunng of liberty such as the « y r 1 • 1‘averaent. crossed the street and found accident while on th e 'T rilb y run In American people enhoy for millions “ Well, miss, ns I am going'aw ay, I IK 1*} l»lm»e!f opening th e rusty Iron g a te and which he had |r* heel badly bruised, now enslaved. *It -is your. bit. Mrs. might as well tell you that she says I J I L r i l i u nl»U n U f ll 1 mount i ng tin* v ariously.Inclined steps _* f Homer* Nicholson of G eneva was Housewife, to get those vegetablesW you never hnd n bean.' can’t get one Little Happen ini's—Mention •! t>» the' house he hnd uot visited for i in th e city yesterday on business. • Housewife to get those surplus veg- and will probably die an old maid. I of M atters in Drief— . i t . year*. By LOUISE OLIVER. , Mr. Nicholson is one of the big etables into pans or jars or. in their must hu rry along non* or I trill ml** * 1, ’.T V next ln*tant he' was ringing th i Personal Items of ■ cattlem en • of East-Sem inole. . • dried form, ihto airtight paper con- ,u{ ---------- 7 1*3:11 ond t r y i r . g j i i . y a l n to th in k u£ w h a | _ “ ttrf* y -'wtnTPT. * Interest P * 9 ! -NichulilOn of- Day tan a t.iiia-r* far r'-mstrntjrTion j•*"• w s ■r wh..ui.l Mr*. K-ln-M* • , h_ excuse, he «hi»uitl give when Ito-mllml Beach was in the city W ednesday 1 mir own fam ilv will n e e d t h» *n and ' ' ' . c _ o|»-n*-d the dm-r. 11.. , .. .. .... , .. ta ste to do it t o . a -■ n rtnt If *!(•• r- i , trrt,l with a* mu* luon-wt a — ’ • . . Summary of the Floating Small , r^ ‘ f<' ‘;s t,r,WVn lh rre h" ,,f *° d H that *)ie iiiti.t spent; Mf-x 11:11. didn't Hoti us tin* 3:S I 1.0 "mtti»daihm wl.i.-lt **«* 1”‘ n"* have worried. fo | Talks Succinctly Arranged far un. r. he f-rm erly resided.. post* of w hatever *urplu* you may slop to p?ur;. ot,{ nIl answer. Mr*, by had Just left amoklng It* way m d*-, It'»»nlliiil .lulu t ..pen the rtoof. A f* ! Hurried Herald Headers Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon are have, noberts hftdn’t talked. She hadn't -By to the next sflburb. ■dninger answ ered the bell, nn oblet On both sides of th«^ street vei*r com* " P n,an w:.fi *.iarp f-*atures, black spending a few. days in town from It is estim ated th a t it takes from crificlze*!. Stie had discharged the , n u „ „ ,t . . . . . . . ’hrif* sum m er home a t D aytona five to eight people at home to keep girl for Insolence nnd Inefllclency. fonable looking fmin** ttpqses, tmicb dress and a gingham apron, Julia had got ev^n. terraced, .had tin*- nppoarnno.i of two t . ' -'B>H Jftirruy nt home: Inquired l a » i 2 r 3 i !■ ” , 8kk* <•«• A & ' t o . s ; s . u t w . i .i m "Are .youi going for n ride?" nsked rows rowsofof.-oldicrs soldiersmmarching sidewaysupup ‘-hurb s. nrdilnf -lilewny* ’’ Murio I. *' M .Z r i “ S W » «k» « w » p o rta n l and il >-ou a n - «( .h a the mother rtf Miss KiUe came In. very steep step*. Ofcottm * In summer M urray d o e -n t live here nny Mis* very steep step*. Of course In ttunnter ' M urray i - 1 **e * ‘ ,lCP stationery, your printing ami o n ., who wiH^stwy at home you Ol1fi M% *■?»« tincn or.ol U i^ iit sknfh*n* .! PrthTliliiFiiljlt* HlOTiV iHf^WflVl! till? WOtnnfla Shi one," was nnswereil. j this IHuslon ju o fP d»d cotisldenibly n,or<v iisswcn*il f L. Bevicr and m other re- supplies while the price is right, should a t once begin to do vour bit. bud;£ nwfully sober utsint It.” wfi by the trees frogi which the street dt*l out imlny. ' tturned Tuesday via Clyde Line, The H erald P rin tin g 'C o 7 h a s e v e ry -1 T he hack y ard garden idea I. good “And n t - make fomeono else look rived Its name. With all of its steep1J*1, ^ stammered t hnrlei | after spending six week* with E. M. thing in this line. . . and the inter.,ive cultivation of solier before I get back.” new mid sameness. Maple June had I HjrolttC U* *ro. I beg your pardon. > Bevicr, Canajohorie, N. 1 . and vi ------------------------farm s Idea is b etter. In far:, anvAnd she would say no more, but got hm c bc»*n the b a r b e r of "custe” In the * “ n * *-^he dldn t say where she wai ing relatives in central New Y o rk .’ Congregational Church Hiing that tends to make every ready and rodo away. ;j little borough of Ulenport, t;ieii|sirt. wfilch was I *:o,1tl? r’ ‘B'l ‘hd ■ she? *‘h**T « Hev. A rthur Heck is home f r o n l / The Communion of the Lord’s household self supporting a« to tin When yon arrive at the residence of !- neither r. a fle a nor a□ port, by the way. ‘s , c” 1®,r fo be n nurse. I ho ’* Ormond Beach where he had a par- Supper will be observed Sunday production of foodstuffs i.. im portant, the woman you are going to lay down About the six;h lmti«e l *ut ''” >n hnti«e up on the right i e' f ' t'1*’*,1,ut. 1111 know more thap that, herr things. 1I ,J iJ ty of Brotherhood of St. Andrew morning. In the evening the them e B ut. to retu rn to the subject of the law to. It Is clue you to make what *l«le of the street wus u hoti*e of in- n. 'e . bought Ill“ 11 opine !” inK' "ofl Iu stage folk call an “Entrance." You discrfmlnnle brown, wide imrclies, a i f " , nf 1 1 " ct ® f«*bianahle board* :* boys and their friends for several of the serm on will be “ The Appeal canning —Mr*. Housewife, remem1 ho|»e vota won | weeks. They had a large house and of the B est.” ber. your boy m ay be among those trip up the walk nnd the steps n n d n u rre te d effect on one side nnd :» foun- *°1,r I1"'1*0 mind mentioning it to your friends.!’ thoroughly enjoyed their stay. Rev. "som ewhere in France” soon ami ring the bell, nnd If It Is In the fora- lulu, Through Ids bruin were |<ounding t h | Toward tbl* hou*e Charles Badger, always planning som ething you ought to be now doing your bit noon the Indy herself may come to the words, “Fifteen years and you’ve |o*| M arrying Won’t Savp *Lm for his boys and this trip is looked for /o u r country, just as he will do door. You bow coldly. Yon look her plutocrat, now turned the tall of his her.’ fifteen years nnd you've lost her, W ashington, Aug. 2. — H asty m ar­ up nnd down. In tones to remind her eye."as he ba>l every night, summer, forward to each year by the B rother­ his bit when th e tim e couies.*—Jack.Fool ♦ Fool r of the North pole, yeti lead off w ith: riages m ade since J u ly 20j the date . , .. w inter nnd season* In between, for a hood and the outing on th e ocean is „r ,i i i su.n'j.le Metropolis, He reacho4 the iron street gate at , “Madam. I would like a few words number of years. Sometimes it way * great treat for buys, and rector of the arm y draft cirawirut, j n - a n . last, nnd again turtied heavily up tha with you!" ' •• only the flutter of n curtain, sometimes •;ffOrt to escape conscription th ro u g h ' hlike. hill, the same words ringing lu hi* Miss Etlle was ready to follow this th e opening of th e front door to get the the claim of a dependent wife will U r ,tc •*udl<’n res at Baptist Tvnudr brain. No. 866 will cure M alaria or Bil­ not be considered, unless the wife 'is i ' IirK‘' au,li(’n‘‘t’s continue to at- program, but no miidam appeared. evening paper. In the -pr.ug It w as the Then he heard someone culling, nnd She nine again. The cook ‘w^s henrd ious Fever. I t kills the. germs. hyacinth nnd tulip beds that needed at artually dependent on the husband's U‘nd the «ervi<** ‘ he Baptist singing “Happy Pays" nt the rear end tentloDa .b u t‘alw ays when the ,* > :.’!2 train ,# ook,?f. “ ** “ rt« llnd n ' m!n« 8S-3fit yjfdaily labor. Prom pted hy report* wtu r'' Hev.. George flym an. of the house, but there was no sight came In there was evidence that Rosa­ down the steps of the house next d;«or. Willi* Stringfellow is in the d f / f r o m marly cities of m arriage license* D ' D” U de,iveritig a seric* of ad"Pve beer* w aiting .Tn say gmxl-by,” or sound of Mr*. Roberts. lind ilu rra y was somewhere on the again after n trip to Jacksonville, bureaus besieged by men included dri‘Mea 1,0 p vrnt* o(. t “d a>’ in Hie she. said quietly. “I’m going . away. premise*. After waltltfg .for live or six min­ ^ where he.conferred with-.the general in the first draft call Provost Mar- light of the Bible. To go baric a bit Into the archive* of Cl\arU" \ atul n.?* ^ou a»ra,n ' ur utes. the girl turned away. Of course. T he services for next Sunday, T a U ^ departm ent- of the Over- shnl General Crowder today ruled *he thought, Mrs. Roberts had seen GlenpurLt 'I ..e Hudger* and the Mtir- a long, long while. But t'luirle* had her hand nnd held land Cbmpany. Willie says he in- that •‘snnrrhge i's not of itself a Aug. 5th will hb a* follow**: tier arrival nnd her guilty conscience rays hnd one time ilHIded the honor* It. ns if he would never let go. “ No, Sunday school, ;• :'t») a. m. tend* to sell some Overland* and valid ground for making claim for a had driven tier to hide under n bed. | "f overlord. And in those days before (’reaching, 11:0U a. tn. Subject. She might escape that way tills*, morn-1 Sylvester Murray bed b'-r bt« f-*rttme you’re not going away. Rosy, you're Chandler* and W illys-Knights as th e discharge." Ing. but there were other d a y * com­ in the failure of tie* Flr*t Nat t.e -'••leg to -lay to ra and marry me till* Ijew models are th e real thing Dejier.di-n \ a m a t t e r <*f far*, " v':r-'ng .Word* in tb. * a* r i , i! ' t . Brotherhiind ing ! - inti of one boll»o wa« l»-lro||.t-,| [o ttu1 ' ■r> ilaj, I'te got a duty to perform Walter H ot2 lias resigned in* po*i- nyt *>f iaw, i ■. a! Crowiier p<-.ntvd a* well a* you. pve got to spend the Mis* Etlle started down the three dttugbter o f the other. J) l1 ) Young People Will m-et lion with Spencers Bakery ami in out. re»t of mj life tryHig t-i niak** you a* T 15 Preaching. Suliject. "Why er t-uir step*, but mls«ed her fit.*iiiig But when the Murray fortune was the future will be with the Robert* - A m a» whose wife i, mainly deh appy as tt'» p->»*IMe for a woman to somehow and p it filed head-first In to «w,pt a way. Althea B adger. Lluirjcs'. Jesus Fir<t Coming. " tm. Itney.** b»* pieadeT, “don’t go. I Grocery. pendent on Li* daily, labor fur supn row t ttsh, f^te screitmeil. of collide. ............* ™ ^ ' '* " mo th er , hud taken her darling aside VrtU are invited to all the*e ser­ kfiow I'll die If you do." lb O. B ryant of W agner, one of port," lie said, "m ay claim exeinpvices and your friends m ay be ex­ That scream brought somebody from and showed hint UD duty, not to .the. "Well. If It’* t<> l>e my duty to *nivo tho successful truckers of th at fer-.tio n on th a t ground. Only the ex­ tlie houra Just ns she was picking her­ girl he was rd iiinrrvf but to ber. Sotended an ihviiation b y you. self .up. That somebody was n young he bad allowed Ilosallnd to withdraw ll,'V - rimrl.-s." she nn-uereo half aetile section was in the city today*. em ption hoards can determ ine this man fair to look upon—Sirs. Roberts’ from the contract when she also b a d ' 1 ^ ,vpI1 ** Rub-M y-Tisrn '— A ntiscptic, Ano f*cL W here dependency-is claimed your*. cousin. Arable Shelbourne. InsGjed, dyne — Kills pain, s to p s ptitrefac und circum stances show a. marriage Cot S tate \id -.t’Cpj -■;! ! M i ‘ -rc N m i>%* “ Ah—b<\e p a rd o n —so s o rry * ” he e x ­ Y -.ir s had rolb-il along and brought tion. gr,-:l5t hastily consumm.ttt-d sirin' July 'Jo Kissimmee. Vig ] T: i* ceb— .»*C i claimed. a s h e cam e forw ard. "Y o u vai-aneli-s m both families In fu. t. t Wei Vi | It. A. Newman has returned fro m /''-' a m“ n numl.*-r is high on h'r ‘‘,,*‘l mi*«n* . bnk." h n -im - ■ w h t ’ - I to s,-e Mrs. R o b erts?" he ■* re wax no one li ft at the Itadg.-t*' > of bad road betw> \\ ay n e s villi'. N orth Carolina w h e n : h *' 11v “ i l a ! ' :'' i> T f.u-t of " li ' queried. ' ut t'lmrle* and .none left at the Mur­ CHOW I NC H O G S Hid f<> he spent several week*. Mrs. New- «h;l*nilenry mu' t l” ' • • r u - 'm‘’' an d Polk c o u n t \ !: “ Y-vs!” she gulpeil. ray*’ but Rosalind. F o p a hog to be profitable he m ust man and Olivo and M r. and Mrs. ti,liled* w h ,rh 1a bond, ‘“ ue 0 SlUU.OUff was “So sorry; but «he has gone In see did* evening Charles looked ns usual W. C. Hill willrem ain for several " M o re o v e r” General C trow drr de- recently voted is again ,n the lime- about a servant and may tint be back w hen.he wa* directly acres* from the be kept' growing from birth to m ar­ weeks longer. I glared, *'women who m arry men ntfht. Im m eatately after the elec- until late this afternoon. You came cute. The t u It j i bed* were gorgeous In keting age. He cannot be profitable unless he i« healthy. He ran alw ays /in e re ly to aid them to be slackers jBqn C. A. Carson took up the. m at- on an errand?" ... . their red* am!-yellows, the hyacinth*In t ’uy Stenstrom . form erly of T b r an . |jaM|l |Q proftcll,jon un',;,.r t h,. te r of obtaining aid tb further firiancp “ Itut never mind.” And Kith* walked their purple* and pink*. And from the be in a profit producing condition if Herald, force was recently married this road building with the state away without further won!*. * draft gict." *hrubhi-ry beside the house came tins he is fed B. A* T hom as' Hog Powto Miss Bessie Sm ith at Paoln nnd But the t***nnlty cam*' within two 1 ing'j--r.ms perfume of lilac*. A bird' !er. We positively tell you that this road commission. In hi* ruling General Crowdt'r a<l-, bride and groom will reside in LeeiThV result of much rnn i n>v tT5y. mlnmt‘s*. Stn - climbed inilo the run- p« raK-d on t ’u p ld* go,>il wing in the r* u w d j prevent* c h o le r a :’ removes hered strictly to Presiifent Wilson's Imrg where Guy is with -an autoabout, but It would not start. She f'liintnln *tnbb-uly 1,-t out a volley of \\orm s and Vures thump*. If th e C draft regulations which draw no dis­ Mr. Can<in. Wil!l|a m F tried again nnd again. mobde concern. f Joyous notes, powder doe* not m ake good, we will. appear'd *tate road com mi tinction between a dependent wife “Bi g pardon, but let me n«sl*t you.” • Charles paused to hear and to have a T .Allen peed Co.. Sanford. Fla. Ayers’ New D a y to n a Beach H ote of t he before a special ting anjuired before or. after tin drawing It wn* Mr. Shrflioume nt the gate. b e t t e r View. T in II lie l o o k e d k« • nly Daytona Beach, F la .—Special sum ­ board of coun'y* cm nm iiK*{nn.-* and Ml** KiUe would not nn*wer him. Secretary of War Baker, however, mer rates now in effect. Week end advocated refusing exem ption to iiia'li- an allotment «f $ Ju.llt i t o f t ■ She would not even look Id* way.’ Af­ around f,-r Uo-allnd. lie didn’t s ,h- lu-r. It wa* ctiriou*. Mi:i)i< i n i : o k f o o d parties Solicited. Dance every S a t­ -n "1 ter a last desperate hut vain attempt any man m arried after the drawing, m at e aid fund f o r #t he »oti1| He turned again and went on. illsap You have a!wa\ bought the bulky urday night. W. F. & E. R. Ayres, saying the draft should l>e considered tiii* fund. to get nwnv In the machine, *he pnlnted. It w a s unusual. He Itml von to your stock manager* nnd owners. s l- tf stepped from It and headed for home learned ti> took for her nnil to count ftock foo ! nt d a prior claim, but this of course will as a medicine. Why not buy only on foot. J .-A . Heath of spent u not be followed u|>on Id* evening greeting. Heal In te n s e In North the medicine and fu in s h your owii "Well.— I ’ll be hanged!” gasped Mr. Again came the bird'* call, nml at tho lew days of this week w.th bis aurit. Fears of some utficial* that delay Score* of dead an I hundred* pros­ Slu-thonme, a* he looked after tu-r. f o o d * T h e medicine will b e m uch same Instant n whiff of lilac made it*t [ r e e tl jn o b ta in in g m aterials !-- DrmglBM at 10 . T h i r d s tree :.d SUllicient tra m ute cd u by W} the m e bea’ ne«i m nree ie|Minci reported in 1tie girl neached home to fling herj way to Charles’ n«**trl!s. He was* fisd* more certain. In fact, B. A. Thom as i<Libor for -National A rm y canton- the north and east. P ittsburg re- hat on the floor nnd heF gloves nt the I inK v;,rv f.llrl()tM *tock remedy is *o certain to give J. B. Lawson has returned from ments would po'tpotie the tnnhliizn-1ported the highest num ber. nf tleath* cat. and, Ignoring the question* of h .r , ilt, v io p j^ l ngutn. the rig h t results th a t we -nil it on ^Atlanta where lie and 1il» family tion l‘*ng po-J >e|*(rtntier d. vrrrr j tw enty-fnnr. Detroit rrp n rted ten. mother, she locked herself lu her r.Nim ' (lf n 0*n| | n(j, the money back plan. If jt d resn 't hove been visiting for several weeks, dissifiated today by an announce- j while New York. Philadelphia and nnd wvpt. Four hottrs Inter, when she I Tll,,n ,H. |||t, nn „ miMm| tldng. Mr straighten up your horse or cow or Mrs. Lawson and little daughter ment by Secretary Baker th a t 7S Chicago added to the toll Relief .xime downstairs, the mother wild: somehow or other he seemed t.. lio 'r *ho«-p -v«- give you money back. “Alton! nn hour after ><ui went ijp* t(|t. p,ov,.r 0( w_j. r»: will remain for the m in'th of August jo-r cent of the cantonm ent ’ m aterial >w-ji* i*rom?sed Chicago today, nnd n . L A- Allen Seed Co,, Ssnfofd, Fla. stairs a young man brought your rtmJ B. says tluft’ A tlanta i* Uu*y and is now on the ground and th a t r e - <shift of ttie wind aided Boston. No nh*»ut hack and put It In the garage war talk i* ram pant and th a t Buicks ports indicate everything will .be in relief is in sight for many center*. .and went off without it word. What I* art- the fnain t.hings in car*. readiness or nearly so’ in another * ■• »\k; . ; the mysteryT* New York, Aug. 2 .—The city con­ Mrs. IL C. Gerror is sfiending this month. “It got out of order, I guess,” wn* . * tinued to swelter in the heat wave the reply. D. , , o r . B o C s i ' c n . l l . N n T lr i: of tw o' days- with no relief in wight Then.M rs. Roberts nnd her con*ln Woodland Park is open only SunM u.son * Pool- T here were twelve ifrath* anil thir-> came motoring up. and while she cnnje days. To let on week days. 92-tf , ^ p e n ' every W ednesday night. ty one prostrations in GreaterNow- In-lie stnytMl in the machine. Postm aster Elder write* f;om T a l- yf:30. Julia, the discharged servnnt, hod York between 2 and 7 thi* morning’ tulah Falls th a t be i* enjoying himAlso every W ednesday morning Countless thousands spent the night lied like a trooper. It came out after ten minutes* talk, nnd then thing* self and the fishing is good. C apt. for women only. in tho parks and op the beaches. went happily. Elder has not been well for some • 'E v ery afternoon except Tuesdays “She snltl tjuit I said you couldn't time and bis many friends hgre will and Fridays. Chicago, Aug. 2. T here were catch a -beau, slid hhe?” queried-Mr*. be glad to know th a t th e trip is Good w ater,, good lights, good or- tw enty one deaths a ttrib u te d to the Roberts. benefijting him. dcr. 99-lf Every farmer in this section*should raise his heat wave during the last tw enty "Yes, something of the sort.’* Harold W ashburn and Albert F ry , four hours. _ ( t own corn, oats, hay, potatoes and live stock “Why, you have rqtiglit one already I Paper Hanging a/id YPainting have returned from T’am pp where Philadelphia, Aug. 2 .—Thirteen Come out nml be formally Introduced to the greatest extent possible. Thousands of new sam ples of wnll . they went to enlist in the Coast Ar* » dead and three hundred prostrated to him!” (Copyright. litT. by (tie MrCtur* N twipt*T d iirry .'' Th.-'y wm* accepteiT and will '* S* m‘ is Philadelphia’s heat toll. ■ __ p«r flyn<Jic«t«.) m ™ . r.„ d».)- tomorrow e»Soctllt, C1'* w111 b r?“ «b' “ >:°“ r 'l ”" r Every farm should have a vegetable garden to l„. .o ,„. Homo point in V M n l t w i * ^ " 1 , * • '< • with cabbage, beets, sweet potatoes, carrots, China Now Exporting Nation. It. 0 . Smith ol Oviedo . . . in t h o V I T T * ‘h! h i n 't T ' • A curious development of tho war beans, peas and sweet com growing. City to d .y rom binihs b o .in o „ td lh *■ "■ Tom porton, tod 1-nlmotto -jlfuntlon npiw'nrs In the rejxirt that •pha.uro. B. 0 . .till retains b| , Ave., ono door trom First .tre e . I _____________________________ . for the Aral time, ns far ns Is definite­ right to run trains and m ay go back ly known, orders have been placed There should be chickens and hogs, and a to u regular run before long. M ean­ §[ By C. B. LEWIS. :*:■ from n foreign country for the prod­ cow for milk and butter. O ther Hoy* Lnli-fcd time ho is in tho banking business, ucts of • modern Chinese factories. Aside from the boys who registered ** farming and engaged ip the lum ­ The war had naturally given n great At nine o’clock In the morning Ml** Impetus to the domestic trade In na­ ber business. If there is anything from Sanford there are others who With the advantages of our soil and climate, «lie to do B. G. can do it. while we call them Sanford boys did Etlle Ituyl was trimming nnd tying up tive' manufactures of cotton goods, h vine nt the gate. Along the dusty matches, sonp. candles, etc., but now No. (66 will cure Chills and not register from here but they are we should be producing foodstuffs enough for nnul which led to the vtlluge nnd the G iver. It (i tho m ost s ierdy rem- doinK ‘heir bit just tho sam e. They rnilroml half n mile uwny eume n girl It Is stated that several Inrge orders ourselves and have abundance to sell to our have been placed ftnm Russia for the edy. we know, 86-35t are Baul H aw kins who was with the with n sultrnse. neighbors. lust three items mentioned. H . i . - . ’ ' Diekins Shoe store for some time and i om Hnwkins is hom e again from , . . . ,. .. „ .. “Tlm t’s Mrs. Robert’s second girl, l i . . , who has joined a North Carolina nnd she has quit her place." mused x-ommerce, where he spent th e past „ . „ , , All th * Frill*. l , i i i n ' i company, Red Davis who was sport- Miss Etlle, ns she caught sight of the montn with home folks. Mis* Annie , * ./’ , .W hat are YOU doing to help in this work? Motorist—Experienced chauffeur? ,ti, . . . , . . i n g editor of The Herald and later traveler. 1 remain lor several weeks longer. I . . .. . . . . Applicant—Why, I rnn net a bone, , joined th e regular arm y a t JarksonMiss Effle was cutting ’ and trim ­ redileo a fracture and tie Up u bcv* Mr. and Mrs. I. L. W alker expect J ... , . ■ , , ming with praiseworthy epergy add ered artery like n surgeon. '» lo.vo M onday lor K .y W o,t V 1' , * . ’ , T , i" ,'orm " ' v . c; »k.ro th ey will t.k o i . t . a m . r to h' ,c b u ' i ”1" " 1 lb ' h»*Pi1*1 wondering whether Mrs. Roberta bad reserve corps a t Jacksonville where got angry nml discharged Julln or Preparednets. New Orleans and on to Beaum ont. ... whether Julia had got angry and dis­ * Husband—“Ju st why do you want a T .« » . From th .ro thoy will (o to be w“* rc!,i'lm 'charged her mistress, w hen-the sult­ vote? their old home in Plym outh, Kansas, rnse halted ut the guto und a snuf­ We Pay 4 ]>Cr cent Interest on Savings Deposits Wife—Why. BUppose that l should wh*re they will stay for ibm e tim e. Can for Liberty fling voice said: ’* ever Tie nominated for something.” Tho Walkers have been here for the The call has gone out from those “ ft’s nil oti your account, Miss Past seven years i nd V r. W a'ker is who are In touch with the true food llnyl I” Qoo0 for “Nsrvea." °ae of our successful growers but bo situation th a t unless every possible “ But It enn’t be. I hardly know Mrs. Onions furnish the most auhsLantlnl , p Roberts, and tVln Is the first time I i* anxious to aco his old sta te again safeguard is taken right now to roneuro for nervous prostration and all *nd may stay out there for the win- aerve the food supply there is likely have ever spoken to you.” other nerve disorders. Lettuce has a “Yes; but she Is always criticising soothing effeef-on the nerve*. Celery, *er• ] U' be suffering1 atfd. want am ong ourMr. and Mrs. U. R. Deas have reV ^elves, our aoldiers or our allies dur- you and I wan nlwnys stnndlng up for la raid to be most excellent for nervlurned from a delightful vacation ’ l ho next w inter, and every house- you. That has been the trouble. Every ous troubles. tim e abe has said n word against you “ The Home Institution triP th at ircludod m any points in has been urged to can all avall1 have answered her back and that North an,| 3outh Carolina. While nljIe fruits and vegetables. FORREST LAKE, President A. R. KEY. Vice-President end Cashier bus kept her nind a t me.” And She Believes IL at Hendersonville th ey -w en t out to Too much urging cannot be had G. W. SPENCER, 2nd Vice-President “How dare she!” , It flatters a girl to tell her that she Laurel Park Camp to see the San- on this su b ject. It is vital and on “Yes, m iss; how dare she? I asked does not like flattery.—Deseret News. prd boya. I the one item of food hinges the sav- hex lhttt. same question several times.’ IN AND ABOUT THECITY . AMJ1 A HAY , ,T 1V . What Are You * I : AN INDEPENDENT GIRL II Seminole County Bank ■ ‘O l A. ’’ �- ■ *• , 4 - 4. * j£ ‘ > • r^/ V. .. i. O jl- *V-JlW WwivVvir- r a • -*i#'a*^l*•<*“* .j -a r -J*i ■’ ' " ’T ’- COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY -EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR TH E HERALD have a home now, so they will be able to retu rn the visits. It was ou r turn for the grippe, so the item s have had a rest for a couplo of weeks, none having been sent in. M rs. E. W. Lundqulst and son, Raym ond and Miss R uth B ergquits were visiting yesterday a t th e borne of M r. and Mra. H. G. L undquist. > We were glad of the flyinjt vlsi* on the 22nd of Rev. Albertson and daughter, Mfss Violet, but so sorry to lahrn of th e serious illness of his wife with can ce— of the stom neh." Mrs. Ballinger learned through her fath e r th a t her nephew, S tew art H aggart of D etroit, who waa with 6ur boys in Texas, will leave for Francp this m onth. acres or a s -average of a b o u t 13 bushels to tho acre. .This crop ,of beans Is w orth a t the- present tim e a t retail prices in Jacksonville, 20 cents per pound, and would net th e growers six tim es as much as th e entire orange crop of Florida. T hese beans are grown on tho pine b arren s of Michigan.- T h e te rrito ry looks .as much like Florida piney woods as anything you can th in k of, and these beans are grown by th e poorer fa rm ­ ers who m ake a lo t of money, off it. Th^so beans are bulled by m achinery —alth o u g h som e of them are hand picked and bring a little bit moremoney. n Au»ost 3. i s i j Billy Sunday Praises Elks x In a aormdn preached a t Kewanee, III., B illy Sunday, th e ,n o te d e v a n ­ gelist had this to say about th e Benevolent and P rotective O rder fo Elks': "A nd then th e E lks—Now, G o d ,. th ere ’s a speedy bunch; help theid'j Thou knoest th ey , are the. w arm est hearted folks in the world, and th a t if 1 were in 'tro u b le, I'd ■* * go right up to one of the men, who wear th a t little Elk pin( lintl T . S knowest th a t he would n o t'g iVo m the sto n y glare arid marble h e a r' ' b u t would p u t out th at good right hand and *.'elp me. Now, God, help them . T hey have gol hearts as big as th e dom e of th ls - n o , not lhi, building, b u t of the B aptist church over there. Oh. God, do help ihetn all." riv e r and a to u r of th e 1000 Islands. * faola p o in t s M r. Frank A. Johnson, who suc­ Will leave for H am p to n Falls, New hv H n aam i u jpshire d m i Y next w eek on a visit to cessfully underw ent an operationH -at friends. D r,’ C hrist’s hospital ini'O rlando last frioftds. week Is home s ta in v ery much • im- j K son wias born to Mr. and Mrs. on Sunday. • Mrs ■ Ijcorgo Mitchell Mil proved in h e a lth ., . jA M V fU r i l t J . l l '. I. itchell’s m other. M rs. Raulerson of Miss Bessie Sm ith and G uy Steri W ould it not p ay our F lorida atrom were marrie'd A ugust 1 s t. at L ake City has been a visitor here AGENTS FOR farm ers to try th e growing of th ese high noon.- The wedding was very for some tfme. beans? I t certain ly would ad d to q u iet, only ,£hc family a n d most in­ • M r. and Mrs. W . W. Miller, Mr. ■ our diversification of crops and tim ate , fHends being p resen t. Mr. a n d Mrs. W, R. G uerry, Mr. and Grow Navy Beans crop th a t would be w orth m ore a n d Mrs. Stenstrom will reside for M rs. J. F. M cC lelland and their E ditor Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. money th a n an y o th e r crop now In th e present near Leesburg. * Ujyroung people v isited Coronado D ear Sir: ' the s ta te . I tru s t th a t some of ou r A jolly p arty of yotm g people^n B each last T h u rsd ay . It m ay be of interest to th e m any Florida truck grow ers or farm ers £nt Thursday a t Palm Springs en­ M rs. Simon, M ias Isabel Simon jo ying the bathing and picnic din­ from town, Mrs. E . R. Gormly and readers of y o u r paper to know th a t will try a little p a tc h of them a n y ­ ner. s 6n of Jacksonville weer supper the navy bean, or white bean cro p of how, and Bee w hat th ey will do. I this co u n try is one of the m ost im ­ have been inform ed by those I have M r. T. E. Wilson nas returned guests a t the W . W . Dressor home p o rta n t crops there is grown. The talked w ith a b o u t it th a t they have from New York, where he w as called on Thursday. following figures show you w h a t the tried them and found th ey do nice­ by th e sickness and d e a th of his H . G. D ietrich was a t F ort statu of M ichigan, the great bean ly, and see no reason why th ey ' S E E US F O R 8 P E C I A I. P R I C E S O N b rother there. M yers and other w est coast towns growing s ta te , grew in 1917, as lote^ should n o t be successful and becom e M r. and Mrs. Bljickweldcr of St. la s t week and th is week Is a t Miami casted by th e U., S. D ep artm en t of a staple crop in th is s ta te . T hey arc A ugustine are visiting M rs. Black- an d e ast coast p o in ts in the interest A griculture in their crop re p o rt for non-perishable and can be h arv ested w elder’s parents, Mr. and M rs. B. W of th e V irginia-C arolina Co. Sm ith, coming down for th e Smith*i / M r . and Mrs. M oses Jackson have July. This rep o rt shows th a t the and hulled a t leisure. Yours v ery truly, Stenstrom wedding. i Anoved from the w est aide to Cam-' sta te of M ichigan grew 8,287,000 . W ilbur McCoy, A severe electrical sto rm visite <Meron Villa road, h a v in g rented a por­ bushels of navy beans on 639,000 S n iiH Agrl. & Im m i. Agent. I H iH ix*. iiiiin • , iu iix iin in n u ix x iiiiiiu in iX H in n o n iK iiiiiiiiiiii: our com m unity Tuesday afternoon tion of E d. C am eron’s farm. arid struck two o f-o u r biggest and M rs. Julius S ch u ltz was out from p rettie st water oaks. tow n the guest of M rs. IL G. Diet_ * • rich, a portion of la s t week. y 1 # EAST SANFORD , * * • Som e real black, sw a rth y fortune* • # , "PRODUCING NOT PROMOTING".BOARD OF TRADE RESULTS M r. and Mrs. C. K. Lucas of gypsies were out here -M onday tra v ­ * * ■T■ * (OV TIIK HKCKETAKY) Eureka • Hammock, to g eth e r with eling in Henry Ford* instead of oldMrs^ H. G. Dietrich left in th e Lucas tim e gaily painted wngotts. There car Thursday morning for a ten was qu ite a p arty encam ped on the If you are a member of the S an­ hotel or boarding house, or even a days trip on the w*est coast of Flor­ O rlando road. ford Board of T fade and hold a card room for rent, all available space ida. T h e annual celery seed bed cn/ in good stan d in g , you are a u to m a t­ will he in dem nnd th is winter. k f * t Mrs. G. C. Cham berlain w rites-oL cAiupmerit is on ag a in throughout ically a m em ber of the following . J t I a delightful visit to St. Lawrence th e celery delta for th e season of organizations and should you be in The Home G u a rd fiAs a large 1917-18. Mure diversifying of crops any of the cities named, upon pres­ m agnificent C om m issary Sergeant, ing season seems to be the talk of entation of your card you will find but a powerful sm all com m issary, by the tre a tm e n t accorded you, ju st the grow ers now. O cn n front F r r - l l » t h Moutc* . *t t* *t Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity whut it means: Keep business norm al is sound Chnm her of Commerce, W ilm ing­ UPS ALA AND GRAPEVILLE logic b u t Impossible in Sanford, be­ of 99.98 Per Cent. T h is section had som £ line rains ton, N. C .. cause it has outgrow n th a t size and t!o4fr NewMuniguroffll Cham ber of Commerce, Richm ond, this week, h e lp in g ‘ on th e , potato is greater today th an it has been for • Mrs. (if*. I’i l k n > n d M ia l u b r l T o « a r , Va. X plantings. ' ttin |in ten years. Quit being pessimistic, C ham ber of Commerce, Macori, C a p ta in Rantoul left Tuosdny to the m ountain you see today will G it, Special Family and Party Rales visit his sons in B oston move a day ahead in your vision C ham ber of Commerce, M acon, Mifcs Ruth B erguuist. who bus B a tomorrow and its shadow having A m rn rs n u n i flun>[H-an f l a n Gn. been ailing for q u ite a time, was l . ’.iw IVr I lay and t i p fallen behind you will only be the C ham ber of Commerce, Colum bus, operated on last W ednesday, having traditional mole hill. If you are FLORIDA both tonsils and a large adenoid Ohio. DAYTONA BEACH, getting th ree meals n day, sleeping C ham ber of Commerce, C incin­ rem oved. Dr. Neal ditiydhp work at 1 with a rl^ur conscience each night UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE F O R WOMEN his office and Mis? H uth is better nati!, O. and doing som ething for your church GAINESVILLE TALLAHASSEE already. C ham ber of Commerce, Y oungs- and your school and your tow n ns llltill MOItAL.VNTKII.KOmU. .STANDARDS CO!XKf}K o r TIIK IIICIIKHT HANK Ub.nl Ar‘», | 4to, Airlru lluri\ Kh(lnn-:if>E. Libera) Aft*. Kiluratioti, .Uuilr, Ki|.r> oa, you go along, you have John Dee Mrs. N oith Fry o f Windermere town, (). Ulumicm, (irailualo School I’ hyil-al Ktlnratlen, Art. Hon* Krommiin • Board of Commerce, Flint, Mich. skinned a mile because even with his S*nit for (*ata!»(ui. arw! Vic** Wf!t« Itr Catalogue of I pook of W ar* ami M rs. Fisher and children of C ham ber of Commerce, In d ia n a p ­ nine hundred million he can only A. A. MUIM'llltKK. Pm LOW. CON'ItAPI. p-r*. Tum pu are visiting th eir sister. Mrs. . muss over a little l oust and milk T. t). Tyner. . titnin g up in their i-ur olis, Ind. C ham ber of Commerce, Syracuse, anil even if he has an A-l Jersey to Sund:»>. Mi m ■Mai U'l ex pects to reN. Y.* provi’de th e milk and makes bis turn with ht»r aunt to Tam pa a mi C ham ber of Commerce, * Hing- toast out of P illsb u ry ’s Best, by Florence to Windt rm rn ■ for a KEitasiM: a <m ini: on. KNOINKN i ham pton, M. Y. month*, vi-it. heck, a peep into must any Seminole lio n *»f» O il of an) kind. N» l l a l l n i r v , M a l n r 'n Hoard of Commerce, Jam estow n, of l0Hlf*»r. \ I h p. I'n tfln r *10 ru n n full I -**d county citizen's let will disclose a ul|i and M rs. f Hattie M rs. for 10 hour* at c»#*1 wf Sit a daj. S lim «-4 -,'**0* l N. Y. 30-75 h. p, Scm! fr*r price* Pump*. Mill Sup- Thom pson were guests of Mrs. Rob­ half dozen Jerseys and 'ygpr grocer C ham ber of Commerce, B inningpile*. EngipfM, IM V fi, Saw All'In anil W>«tn] will let you have the Pillsburys. So inson one day last w eek. H er niece, ham, Ala. Working M arhlm rj. now honest, what kick have you G ladys Robinson s p e n t the night M A LSBY M ACHINE CO . Clta mber of Commerce. * lln v e rcoming? You may not have th e Mr. and M rs. Robinson hill. Mass. 404-10 l a d IUy S lrr e t h t k w i n t l l l r , F lorida with her. Specialist in all Chronic Troubles such as .millions, but you can duplicate his Board of Tr ide, Tam pa, Fla, grub hands dow n, and- for dessert C ham ber of Commerce, M iam i, put one over on him, chewing . '^Stomach, Liver, Kidney, Bladder, 1Fin 1*1* Battle Axe from the ‘top rail id a Anemic and P o o r Circulation, Board of T rade, West Palm Asthma, Hay Fever, Sciatic, Acute stake and riddored fence explaining Bench, Fla. and com m ending th e incom e tax and Articular Rheumatism, Lum­ C ham ber of Commerce, Jucksonsecure in the fact th a t it w on't E. W. DICKSON viile.rF lu. , bago, Obeisity, StifF Joints and Cham ber of Cotnmerce, P enia- touch you—be happy. If yqu’rp a 314 W. 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 67 others too numerous to mention. pessimist ybu ought to lie asham ed cola, Fla. of yourself. AUTO TIRES AND TUBES VULCANIZED Hoard of Commerce, Erie, Pit. 14 years Practice—^4 yearn Hospital Experience enables me i t : Cham ber of Commerce, C linttato effect cures where all others fail; Thorough and * * * Careful Examination. Professional advipe on nooga, T ent • As you pass along M ngnolia ave­ your case Free of charge. No extra charge Board of Commerce,* Bay C ityi nue yqur a tte n tio n is. directed to for house calls. PERM ANENTLY Mioh. house No. 411. Two weeks ago this Located in Sanford. Your m em bership card- shows little place was alm ost n tum bleWe are now prepared to do more and better work these organizations. From a busi­ down. Owned by people who do than heretofore ness .sta n d p o in t no other organiza­ not live in Sanford and who left no tion ran produce the same value to au thority for its upkeep, it has the man traveling. transferred from person to person ALL R E P A I R W O R K GUARANTEED wlin left it ns they found it and it ^ 1 1 1 T he following letter comes from has rem ained an n p o lo g y ^ lo its H O R N ER M IL ITA R Y S C H O O L a man who i s 'am ong the m any neighbors. T oday, th e little home Ha* • n-roftl of C5j r i * n of Ihorooth work In prrj>mHnf younf rwn (jr C o U rfi U n lw id tH has blossomed into its own, tIjo■ re­ members who are satisfied with the G ow rarrH it, and iW hnlral School*, and tor Ilustnrwi life. A N o o ^ c t ir iifl Cnri*Uan •ehuoi. F irm * fa m ily . M ilitary Irminin*. N>w buUdtar?* furproof. I*art# f ’ampua, with Uaarhall product of the Board of Trade. He sult of a progressive hand find a anti fiMithall enninU*. Until* n m fti, and runnfnK tracka. Kipenaea moderate. Stwdnn Iwfln1 Hvjipml t 5th* Writ* for tlluttraird ratalog. judges values by the general work real m other, who to m ake her son J ^ IH IIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X and not from a personal M andpoint. and daughter rotnfortablc has tra n s­ J . G. H O R N ER , P r in c ip a l, C h a rlo tte , N. C. IndivTiRniHy, there an* many in S an ­ formed the little place inter n verit­ ford who are not members of the able m iniature palncc-r-and too only Board of T rade, \vb° have received as u renter. T he lady doing this is more direct good Jrom th< Board of j Mli,’ Thos. P. D enham of Jackson** T rade thnn this man w !« frankly | vIIIp, wife of the vice president of has directly received nothing b u t I tho A tlantic N ational Hank. Wltoq Liability Insurance against Accident, the person and Property, is who appreciates his tow'n-aml c o u n -jM rt. D enham decided on tin* home a necessity. • You niUNt have it eventually............................ ...... ty sufficiently to willingly upp'ort for her .ion and dau g h ter, she didn't | progressive organization. tl:ik \vh«f n u l tl bo secured to r!o t h e | Mr, D. C, M arlowe, S rctary, work, with* b u t littlo rssibtanco she j performed the change herself. She Sanford Board of Trade, .C ity . D ear Sir: It is n pleasure to be able had no tim e for frolic and idle sg Tile Floors, Refrigerator, Counters and the Best of S to band you my check for dues for am usem ent, b u t down to b’Usrness last half of l!M7. If 1 were always site got and tike the leader among •_ . ’.TiWAi <Service. Special Bargains for Cash. ns sure of getting the worth of my women th a t she is, results was her STANDARD RAILROAD OP THE SOUTH money as I am in paying this small requirem ent a n d ’ results, the nature am ount it would be a lot of s a th - of wliirl^ is a lesson to m any, was % Bound Steak i ......... 20c Sliced Hum (Or red n | the product. 1 -If -w efever u ttered faction to advertise. Sirloin Steak 20c Minced Ham 25c prayer sincere, we now say, God X One only needs to iok around to porterhouse Steak 2oe Bologna Sausage 25c bless such a woman and m other see ab undant proof of the good the 15c Frankfurt Sausage Chuck Steak. 25c No. 82 No. 86 No. 80 . Board of T rade is doing for Sanford Kits Steak 20c Western Pork Chops 30c I,r Jacksonville....9:10 a. m. 12:0! p. m. 8:10 p .m . and Seminole county. * Brisket Slew 12* j c • Florida Pork Chops 20c Miss Fannie Uoha M unson Ar Savannah....... 1:15 q. m. 4 :0 1 p .m . 12:35 a.ni. Yours truly, Shoulder Clod Boast 15c Pork Stew 20c Ar Charleston__ 5:35 p-. m. 8:16 p. m. • 8:45 a, m. fore going on her vacation calieed at ♦ J. (). Packard. Ar Richmond----- 5:05 n. m. 7:317 n. m. 7:45 p. pt. Chuck Roast I2 *$c Pork Ham "the Hoard of T rade for literature 20c Ar Washington,.... 8:40 a. m. 10:55 a. m. 11:50 p .m . Rib Stew ......... ’ . ■ J I t * - to take on hor trip to boost Sanford .l—.IS H c Pan S ausage...... .......... 15c Ar Baltimore___ 10:57 a .m . 12:10 p.’m. . 1 :1 0 a.m . Hamburger / We highly M ark this pred ictio h —war or no and Seminole county. i5c Pork Sausage 25c Ar W. Phll’phla.. I ;07 p. m. 2.27 p. m. 3:30 a. m. Rib Beef Roast ' war, there will be five tourists in appreciate Miss M unson's interest 18c Country Sausage . Ar Now York..... 3:18 p.m . 4:35 p.m . 5:50 a. m’ 25c <> All -IppI rsal?m *nl. H rci.tr f»n*. ||s hl*, I'u fm .n d ra « tn (rM m H -r^rn.. Ol*i»S Florida Liter Sanford the coming season for every and progressiveness and incidentally ljSc Pig Tails 20c train* ar, nnd S«. Uwal H r r ^ r t * a n so |o H atannah. P a a a r n s n a roar n». F rrr rrcllnin< chair raarhr* one here last season. We are not it is known th a t' when Miss Munson W rstcrn Liter • 20c Spare Ribs , 20c For Information or Iteservalion Phone or Write merely guessing, b u t frankly, wo has something to nay to you, she’s Hens, pound . 25c Mutton Legs 20c A T L A N T IC C O A ST L IN E _ know whereof wo Bpeak.* Not only going to say it even if she has to call Fryeru _____ _ . . . . . . . . 30C Mutton Slew ............ ___18c 138 W. Bay StT, Jacksonville, Fla. • Hillsborough Hotel, Tampa, FI*. doe» this apply to Sanford, but to th e sheriff to hold you while she’s # Phono 17 Phone 132 the county a t large. If you have a talking. The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. HOOD MOWING MACHINES, The Best That’s Made. AVERY PLOWS AND CULTIVATORS. ■ CLARKS CUTAWAY HARROWS ACME LEVELING HARROWS. PLANET JR. TOOLS. M cC O R M IC K PUBLICITY PULLS HAY RAKES Elder Springs Water PROGRESS - Pure, Sparkling Spring ‘ W ater Brought To Your Door Daily Hotel Neptune 1 Leave Orders at The Herald Office xiiiiiiiiiiiixiiniiiMiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiinx ALSB DR. HARPER OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Sanford Vulcanizing Works COMPLETE NEW OUTFIT Hotel Carnes Phone 91 FREE AIR SERVICE D . O. B R O W N FOK THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER— T h e Place Where You Get The Best «1 Come and see CONNELLY ATLANTIC COAST LINE 3 DAILY TRAINS TO WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK :J X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X 4T‘ tk m m * % r i i*'-1 - 3 �THE 9A N F 0B 0 HERALD Tlie Thrill and the Hell of the Trench es, Described by an A merican Boy. (fleet which cuuld only t>o defined ns dynamic. Aftur our turn had become [ acquainted w ith them through personal I M |»rieiico lliey Mopped calling them “number nines" and culled them "whlz-hanpt." There were only two | kissII)II1i leu of error under Miijor (311dny’a system' of Kluiplllicd' medicine. One was to tnko a whlx-bniig for Ireach feet.mill Ilia O the r to m m whale oil ex te rn ally for som e form or dlgesf tonal hesitancy. serg ea n t Sergeant Alexander MeClintock of Lex­ ington, Ky., anti the Canadian f yr t p y Has Gripping Talc That Every American Will Bead, lo r He Tell* the Facts—Unadorftcd. Wounded, a Distinguished Conduct Medal Man, He Was Invalided Home, but Is doing “Out There" Again to Fight For Uncle Sam ard His Allies. An In ­ spiring, Interesting, Personal Narrative, Full of the Spirit and Atmosphere of the MoCLlNTOCK. Trenches. 1917, b y t h e dlcate, Inc. Kell ed naind and took us hack th n iu g h a trench composed of shell holes con­ nected tip until wo ran Into a b attal­ ion of another brigade. The place was dreadful beyond words. Tlie stench of the deail was sickening. In many placeqr arm s mid legs of dead men -tuck1 out o f the trench walls. And la either ease no I'erniaiieiit harm could result, while the error wits a s slni|>le of correction ns ihe command "itbuut face." Blighty was therefore Imt - very popular with our battalion, bllghty belnjJ the trench name for the hospital. Two weeks nml a half a fte r we left Uclglum wL. arrived nt Albert, having marched nil the way. The sight which met onr eyes ns we rounded the rock quarry hill outside of Albert was won­ derful beyond description. 1 remem­ ber how tremendously It Impressed my pal, M nefarlana lie sat by the roadside nml looked round over the hnidsrapu as If betverc fascinated. “ Hoy." mil Id he. “we’re at the big •hpw at last.” Peer fellow! ' wua nut *- *,** tin* big show, hat *" t performance fm By Serjeant Alexander MeClintock. D. C. M., 87tb Overseas Hall., Canadian Qren. Guards. Copyright, PAGE THREE “ Boy," said he, “ weVe « t the big show ■t last." him. Within sight of (be s|»'t where he sat wondering he later fell Jn action nud died.. The scene which so Im­ pressed him gave h i nil n feeling of great awe, (Jrent shells from a thou-, sum! guns were streaking nml criss­ crossing the sky. Withonl glnsses I counted thlrty-ulue of our observation Imlloon*. Away off In the distance I saw one (101111:111 captive balloon., The C o n fn u e d on Pago 6 Byn ------- --- n t Btrgrant McCltntnek l i on American toy of Lexington, Kg., tchn hat iccn terclrv in France, trai decorated far hroccry, teoundrd, invalided home and tote i* returning to accept n commitlion. Thii it the fourth article to thr tcrirt. Jn the first article he told of Ml training up to the polAt 1rherc he reached the front line trenches. 'J n 11,1 tfC"iid he outlined tto r Inlitnnlc prepa reham for a hornh mid, and in tin thin! Ihe dlsmtrnus raid teas dcsn ilx d Anniversary ------ 15 Days BIG 3-IN-1 STO R E W A Y Anniversary body got tin1 wrong l i l h annul anything. The .\ u sirallan heavyweight champion who lauded on me went ly for us, opr battalion wits re Ueu'tl from duly tai tho from line, nml right out in (he street nml saluted out* the lip wu got w as that wo wore to go of our lieutenants. Wc litnl just one down to (he big show then taking s a t i s f y in g re lic tion a fte r tin* tight w a s place on the Nomine. Our relief was n t c r tin* A m tmliuii lsitt»il;.ei that re a ill'M on of A ustralian s. You .see. tile M-’ tnr w hich we had held in ltdjitno was a sort of preparatory school fur the regular lighting over in I'ranee• Dowm to the Somme. It wasn’t long before wo got Into We began our march to the Som m e what y o u m ight cull the big league (cutest, but In the meanwhile wo hud by 11 hike to Nt. Omer. the lire: Itrlt■ HI lit* rest from hauling l ’rltx and (all headquarters In Europe. Then w e *ltie opportunity 10 observe some'things Mnppcil f o r a week’ about tw enty miles which seem to mo to be worth telllllg from Calais, where we underwent a about. Those of you who urn exchl- cou rse of latensllleii (raining for open lively foinl of the stirring detail of lluhfitu: ’ T h e In fan try In dies. Ill war, such as shooting ami being shot which w e were drilled, were very s im i­ it nail bombing nml Imyoncling, need lar to those o f tlie F u l l e d States arm y, only skip a little of Ibis. We bad tin those which, hi fuel, w ere originated Mlirely satisfactory amount <>f smoke by tlie Flitted Stale-, 'roups hi tin*d a y s o f liidinti lighting W e , covered innst ard excitement later. .l» msiii as o u r relief b altalh ai had got la rte moved bjiek In I’opeiInglie for a couple o f d a y s ’ rest. Wo, were a pretty contented and Jovia l lot. our platoon esjsH'lally. Wo were -1111 glad to yet away from the strain o f holding a front I fetich, and .there w ere other a d ­ vantages. F o r In*Inure, tile iiltcrn* tfcns of our m u s te r due to cnhualtlcs tad not come through battalion headquarter*, imd th ere fo re w e had In mrr plahsMi slxly -th ree rum ration s tilglj^ tud nioridfig and only sixteen men. of 1 lie ground nrmiiiil t ’atnl» on our stom a ch s lu open order, Willie it may 1 seem Impertinent for me, a mete non- j coiu, to express an opinion about the la rg e r nfTairs o f tlie cninpnlgn. I th in k] I m a y !«• excused for saving that l li e j w a r didr. t 111 nil lake the course which was expected and hoped for a fter t h e ; fight on tin* Somme, Undoubtedly the allies expected to break through tin*] flcrin n ii line. That Is Well known now. WI1U0 w e were helng tralmsl near C a ­ lais fo r open w a r fa r e a very larg e force of cavalry w a s being a ssem b led! and prepared for the s a m e purpose, tt | wu* ndver used. T hat was lust August, am! the allies ""“ ' / I haven't broken through- yet. Even­ tually l W hore they will breuk 'j I, through, hut lu m(r opinion men who il nro drnwu fur service - lu the tinit Tf*. I half tttll ITon 'o f our new American army w III be veterans In Enrojx) before the big break comes which will wreck the Prussian hope’ of success lu this war. And If we of the U. H. A. don’t throw lu the weight to lieat the I’ruar^ V /F slims now they will not he beaten, and WsT la th at case the day will not be very y y j fur d istant when wc will have to beat them to save our homes ami ottr natlou. W ar Is a dreadful utid Inglorious V '/V * and 111’MUflllliiJf and cruel thing. 'Hut If we hold back now we will be In the nkTS. logical position of a mnn hesitating to \ l\ go to grips' with a drunken, savage. 1[ shrieking, spewing maniac who has nil \ J \l hut wlilppvsl Ids proper keepers nml Is iV B(dnt[ a fte r the onlooker. However, 1 wish wc had had two mouths more of Pafc weatlrer on the Somme. T here might iXL , have been it dlfTerent story to tell. j / V & *** a Simplified Medicine. We got drafts of reernlls Indore we Nobody went to the Somme, nml Home of our j wounded men were sent hack to Engln our ln,,‘L " here s i r had left our "safely, won! ®rBl battalion." T hat wns really.the hi was Elfty-llrst Imtlnlloti of the Fourth dl* i vision of the (.’nuadlnn forces, enmoiisv nt lKWwl ° f (ho physically rejected, men him ’I111(i recovering from wounds ami men In0*e Australians. Each hud the sume Jured In training Tlie Tommies, howf«re .In the field—four divisions. El4’,lllwl *■» *■»■*«J 8"“ ’! or "»■(“rt force w«s bigger limn any other J'jr OUdny’s Eight in ran try.” Major ,n ay inniimscd exclusively of voluii* GH'lay wiim our battalion surgeon. He leers ever before assembled. While 1 »*■* Immensely |tophlur. nud he ncblev^■oog (n the Canadian army and he- i «1 « Kreat naino for himself. Ho made Jwo the Canadian overseas forces the ouu realize what n great personal troops over led to wnr, I must force u doctor can he nml whnt an tm*«/ that I have never seen n Ixuly " f . necessary elalKirntlon there Is In the *“«> *o inagnlllccnt In average physique civil practice of medicine. M (ho Ausirnllniis. And some of them ; (Under Major Gllday's admlnlslrntlon *eroevou altove tho high average. The ho man In our battalion wus sick If he U*,n thijl punched tue In the eye In an couhl walk, and If ho couldn’t wnlk *»tauilna" lu roiteriiigho mndo up cn- there wns n reasonable suspicion th at ‘Wljr |n- j,ja own jwrB0H for tho al>- he wns drunk. The major simplified f '8c* of !i>a D arcy'from the Austra-' medicine, down to an exact science of We are Celebrating the Third Anniversary of the Foundini’’ of our Firm. The Crowning* Event is the Opening of Two Additional Store Rooms for Shoes and Gents’ Fur­ nishings. We have decided the First Three Days —- one day for each year of our existence must represent the su­ preme test and definite showing of the Big 3-In-l Store. GOME Wo Phinmd j i i u I Prepared This Bargain Even! For You MEN’S Blue Work Shirls 39c Brown Flannel Shirls 79c .Ratine $1.50 value 98c SATURDAY The Second Day of Our Anniversary the FIRST FIFTY LADIES’ SPENDING AS MUCH AS 81.00 FOR MONTHS Our Buyers Have Been .Merchandising For T his’ Great Event Will Receive One Pair of Kaisers Silk Gloves Ladies’ Shirt Waists $1.00 Values ABSOLUTELY FREE 69c During this Exposition we will Sell a Few Pieces of Silk Taffeta for only 98 Cents One Table of Voiles only B. V. I). Under­ wear for Men 50c value 39c Union Suits $1.00 value 69c Boys’ Union Suits John B. Stetson Hats Ladies’ White Nubuck High Shoes only $1.98 Painters White Over­ alls only 98c $1.00 Value Sport Silk only 69c 1 Lot Choice Hats for Ladies’ only 98c Come The Event Wont be Complete Without You are Here Men’s Paint Beach . and Silk Hats Only 44c V Only a Few of Those Ladies’ House Dresses Left to Close out at 49c Remember We Have School Hats and Shoes for the Boys and Girls These are Only a Few of the Many Bargains we are Offering and see them. � 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. 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IN T H E HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SEC TIO N ; PUBLISHED : ON SEMI • WEEKLY TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN S A N F O R D — Life la Woith Living v o iO T rrv n r~ SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1917 NUMBER 102 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS RUSSIANS SEES VISION McKinnon is selected : HOLD MONTHLY MEETING WILL FIGlfr OF SANFORD SUPERVISING PRINCINAL MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE SAYS ROOT IN FUTURE fOR SANFORD SCHOOLS extra work by Harrison on Geneva TAX ADJUSTMENTS, ROAD road and final estimate on orglinal Condition of Crops. M ost crops AMERICAN MISSION SATIS­ SHOULD BECOME THE MILK TEACHERS ASSIGNED F O R MATTERS AND WARRANTS contract. wertfavorably affected by the FIED WITH THEIR SUPPLY STATION FOR (».,R. Brinson appeared before the PAID • RESPECTIVE SCHOOLS BY weather of th e week. Except in WORK • board ip reference to error in assess­ FLORIDA i / some localities where rain was rather BOARD Sanford, Fla., August*6, 1917. ment of 6 arres in Sec. 29. Tp. 19 S, Washington, p . C., Aug. 9.—A After taking an automobile ride frequent, cotton continues- to do .T he school board a t a m e e tin g Hon. Hoard of County C o m m it It. 31 t , and same was ordered cor­ Russian republic is certain to result through the Sanford celery district well; picking is reported from Jef­ held Tuesday finished its t u s k of ". y Bioncrs met in regular session nt 10 rected. in that country, in the opinion of with Dr. W. F. Rlackman of We-, ferson and ginning has begun in o’clock a. m. 'Present Chairman Motion of C. W. Entzminger, sec­ Eliho, Root, head .of the American kiwa Ranch and Dr. E. M. Nigh- Suwannee county. Locally, the appointing and assigning teacher* t o the respective schools of the c o u n ty . L, A. Rrumloy and Commissioned onded by L. y . Hagan, clerk in­ mission, which has returned from weevil is doing some damage, and bert, inspector In charge of tick hi P. Hagan, C. W. Entzminger, O. structed to advertise for bids for the its three months' visit, to report to The Dr. J. F; M cKinnon, well'k n o w n eradication work in Florida for the some complain of shedding. and loved in Sanford was a p p o in te d P. Swope and E. H. Kllhec with construction and county to furnish President Wilson. In Mr. Root's United Brueau of Anin Onitcd States Hrueau Animal In- corn crop is good to excellent. P la n t­ as .supervising principal S a n fo rd E. A. Douglass, clerk, and A. F. ‘-material for the claying of the Win- opinion, only the overwhelming of dust ry last Tuesday, R. W. Storrs ing sweet potatoes continues in schools. The ^appointment o f D r. Bill, deputy sheriff in attendance. ter Park and Oviedo road, from the country by German ' armies, i f DcFuniak Springs, editor, Cane, velvet beans, farmer some places. McKinnon, together wfth the efficient Minutes of last meeting read and Oviedo to Orange (jounty Ijne, ns making impossible further develop­ •m j n member of the State State Live peanuts and tobacco are promising. corps of other teachers a ppointed as­ approved. •. ■ per specification*'o( engineer*-1 Car­ ment, ‘ ran prevent the erection of Stock Sanitary Hoard, bad a Pastures are improved nnd stock had vision sures for Sanford one of th e best Henry N. Shirp appeared before ried.’ the Russian republic. of Sanford becoming' the milk s ta ­ are in good condition. school years ever in the h isto ry of John I). Jinkins appeared before tile board in reference to. having hole A. J. Mitchell, Meteorologist. Internal difficulties are being over­ tion for the entire Florida East the schools. T he opening of tho for clay pit on his property filled.1 *’oar<* an'l a!,ked to be authorCoast. . come nod the process of crystnlizaschools on Septem ber 3rd m a k e s a Matter referred to C. W. Entzminger 180,1 to Purcliaso supplies and one He poured out his enthusiasm on NEGRO SC H O O LS OPEN OCT. I very pleasant arrangement f o r th e tion is going on rapidly. The ex­ metal book case. Motion C. W with Jxiwer to act. treme elements which threatened se­ the proposition to the Sanford Her­ teachers as well as for the pupils, W. A. I.offier uppeared before the Entzminger, seconded by O. P. ' ‘Fine tick School Board Appoints Teachers fqr from the fart thnt un early o p e n in g rious troubles have been brought un­ ald editor cs follows: board in reference to bill of Chase & SwoJ ,‘‘- ro,«ue*t granted. the t'omln Year , der control,, and, given due oppnr- free dairy rows- silos; your luxuriant m a k e tiie Christ runs holidays divide Co, against Augusta Vitrified Shale -1, *• ''I'.'bain appeared before the crop of corn growing on the celery At u meeting of the school board the two terms, and the children can Brick Co„ amounting to $160.00 '" '“ "I 'vferem-e to assessment of ' “" ‘ V ns America can render in material lands converted into silage »m | then held Tuesday it wus decided to open enjoy the holidays without h a v in g and Attorney Geo. A. DcCott'c* re- -'lrK- ''dam s, personal property. On and moral support, in Mr. Root's into milk, and Sanford run easily all the negro schools of the county to think of the beginning an exam quested to write. Augusta Vitrified motion.«f L. P. Hagan, seconded by opinion, the Russian republic is a produce enough milk to furnish all on October 1st. This opening d ate j (nation as soon as the holiday.* 'aro Shale Brick Co. about this bill. | E- 11 K11bee assessment lowered the dairy products consumed by the is one month a fte r t h e opening dntc over. certainty. ■from $150 to $100. C lerk'instructed t6 write HankinIn explanation of the apparent people living on und visiting the of. the white schools but the action The Herald gives u list of t h e son Si liagter of Augustn, Ga., a s ' Motion of l). I'. Swope, sccondrd ense with which the Russlun people Florida Ea4t Coast. tvus taken on the part of the hoard teachers as are appointed to th e s e v ­ follows: As all repair work haa ’ by L. ,P. Hagan th at law in reference have thrown off the fdrtns of a des­ ” 1 never before saw such a crop of because of tho representation of some eral Seminole schools: ceased board of county commission- to use of trailers on brick roads be potic monarchy and turned so read­ corn stalks nnd leaves. Trucy there of the'colored patrons declaring'that anford School No. I — ers want to know what your inten- printed in Sanford Herald, separate ily to the idea of representative gov­ an- not so many ears on the stalks the arrangem ent would In- lu-tter J'ahTord .High, Supervising P r i n lions are reg a rd in g ,repairs to roads from other laws, special notice, and ernment, Mr. Root referred to the us ure found in some corn field und more convenient to all concern-] cfp'ql, J. F. McKinnon. ...I it . i s i . i in . in this .county. Do you intend to that Sheriff I! I" Brady h e ’instrurt- fact that the population is nearly 80 wliirh is all the more reason why the ed. The ifollowing is a list- of# .« tlit J t French nnd History, Miss A r w -s proceed with same without delay, o r .e d to enforce same. Carried, per cent agricalturnl. T he farmers crop should be made into silage, so colored teAehers appointed for the Edwards, Asst. Principal. have you abandoned the work? j Communication from Mrs. (>. \V. had lung been accustomed to the th a t every .pnrtirle of the feeding school year 1917-18. M athematics, R. F. Connor J. O. Packard appeared before the (B rady in reference to assessment on idea of locaLself government through value ran bo conserved. *■Each acre Scicnro, to be supplied • Sanford School, No. 41—Principal, board in reference to seven sm all-her city property.and also her fario. their mayors in their little communi­ of ground is producing chough forage La-tin, Miss Cornelia Pulcstori J. N. Grooms. Teachers, W. R, bridges around MJdway, and on mo- property, and usk that these assess- ties, nnd in a larger way through the to feed th re e -o r four cows’ for six English, Miss N atalie Moffett. C r o o m x / ^ l ^ Graham. J. L. Moore, tion of 0 . P. Swope, seconded by mont* be lowered.- Motion ,f L. P. Zem.stvos -whirli gathered in every m onths during the wintjor season. Grammar School— . Julin Eaverly, Eva Myers, M. L. C. W. Entzminger, L*. A. Brumlcy Hagan, seconded by O.^ P. Swope district ami exercised large measures Eighth Grade, Miss Clara Milleit " W h a t you should do is to make Blyc, M. E. Harris, Lcola Nixon, is authorized to have same repaired request rejected, of control over local n(Tuirs. It was n campaign for a silo tin every celery ('•rare Myers, Fannie Reid, Mnrie and Mis;i Gold Ford • with old lumber from Geneva bridge. | J„e Cameron appeared before the comparatively easy to expand the farm. 1 guess you call those little Wilson, Melissa Robinson, Mamie Seventh G rade, Mrs. G. B. D ick­ enson, Asst. Prin., Misses Millie A. M. T hrasher uppeared before board iri reference' to opening road idea of local self government^ to no- j tlvt- 'and ten acre tracts farms. Gel Stephens. the hoard in reference to t lie old from Heardall avenue to Kentucky, tional self government. i ritl of tiie cattle fever ticks in SemM ldw a/-Cannnn School. No. ' 42 J N“ h Z?# , church building across the road from avenue. Motion of (). P. Swope, "Tlie extreme element, that favor- , lnul,‘ ‘*ounty and encourage your eel- Summer School, to be supplied ? * th (,ra ' 1'** 'N Annio * h i t c r n r •I'l the county home, moved by <>. P . 'seconded by ('. VV. Entzminger, mat- ing the destruction »f ail property. , " F growers to bring In fine dairy Oviedo School, N'n. 43, Principal, 'a n d to lie supplied Fifth Grade. Miss Laura C h i t te n ­ Swope, ‘ seconded' by C. W. Entz- ter referred to |„ A. Hrutnley and L. lias been gotten under control," suid * ' UH from the tick fr free territory. S. E. Monroe, Asst., Marie f ’lark. den ” *"* mingor that W. C. Williamson, Supt. ' P: Hagan, with power to act. Longwood School, No. 44, Princi­ Mr. Root. " I n fact, it hud huen Then all they need to do is to raise . Fourth tirade. Misses E v e ly n of county home be requested to re-j Dr. O. J. Miller addressed the driven out of its temporary ascend­ the corn- during tiie season when pal, Minnie Ilerlufk, Asst. L , . J. Hargraves, Georgia I’nttishall und port how m any honrds be has used board in reference to pay for II. ancy before the commission left* Pct- celery is not growing, put tiie crop Croonvi. I.uera Chappell: from old church building. • j McPherson for nursing a t . county rogrnd. i believe its exclusion is in th e silo, feed it out to the rows Altamonte School, No. 45, I’rln- East Side Prim ary — R. I,. Garrison appeared before jail, which payment was refused as permanent. and sell the mi|k. Thnt will keep eipal, Charlc»tte Sermons. Asst. Principal, Mist Lillie F a r n s ­ the board in reference to t ho assess-1 McPherson "iys n prisoner nt th a t ..... . , . , , . . . . practical}’ nil of the he fertilizer cunMnrkh nm School. No. 46, Prin- worth • "W e took u long time to form tin*1 . . . . -. , , nuni of bis home placf in Ft. Reed. Ill me. ' s ’ . .i. United States„ of. •i valued . hi government of» the • tnu . corn crop on-the land cipal, to lie supplied. First Grails, .Miss Claire W alker No action. •. * • J Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded nnd give the n-vnen n steady cnxli . Gerev) . Sr nmd. No. 47. Principal, America," ‘said Mr. IYo>t, adding Second Grade, Miss I'eachea I.cfin tin- >•■nr. W. A. Lelfler appeared before the by E. H. ♦iilbee, L. I*. Hagan is with a smile, "and I judge from the income every Jazie It, Adii i n «. flor. to have Monroe road Forest Clt y School, No. 48, Prihboard in reference to Chase Si Co.’s authorised "* “ Silage an 1 n little cotton seed newspapers thnt . we have not. per Third Grade, .Miss Rene M urrell. orange grove near Geneva, and ask drnined. , fertrd it yet und t lint a good deal iicnl or Velvet bean meal makes tin­ cipal, S, II. Love. West Side Prim ary— Motion of C. W. Entzminger, remains to lie done, it wilt tnkc iest ration for dairy cows that any Snow Hill Sc bool. No. 19. to lie that the nssosi^nent on same- be Asst. Principal, Mrs. Stella Ar­ seconded by L. P. Hagan that clerk some time for the new Russian gov­ of .-the experiment stations have dis­ -uppliiM). lowered. No action. rington _______— — ____ " ‘J. 0. j’ackard appeared before the notify A. C. I,. It. R. Co. to "repair ernm ent to ta k e form, though it is a covered. and you certainly can raise First Grade— Miss Edieth S te w a rt board In reference to the asgotpmertt railroad, crossing nt Lake Monroe. fact, th at in the short period of its tiie corn on your celery land. Second tirade, Miss Ethel M oughOnly Quarter of Draft Motion of L. -P. Hagan, seconded existence remarkable progress lias of W.^ L .-B a rtlett, in Eureka Ham ­ " B u t you folks will have to get .’ Washington, I). - C.—Incpm plcte ton by O. P. Swope thnt clerk advertise been made.” mock. No action. rid of the,ticks first, so you can safe­ returns from local bpurds throughout * Third Grade, Misa Blanche P a t ti J - A . Davison appeared before the for bids f o r- p u tt i n g shoulders -of America’s part in the reorganisa­ ly bring in- some good dairy cows. the country to d ay indicated th a t shall ' " board in reference'- to assessment on clay or mar! on brick road from Wil­ tion of Russia, Mr. Root said, al­ Iiftto r start a campaign right away possibly 75. per cent of the draft Oviedo School, No. 2— ' city'lot, Dlk 7, -Ti#^2, and asked for son's corner to Wckiwa river. Same ready lias been indicated. W hat is and -take advantage of opportunity eligibles in th e first rail will be re­ Principal, A. I»oud Hatch ^ > reduction on same. Reduced from to be 3 ft. wido a n d .6 in. deep. E n­ needed are moral support, railway white i t ' i s poundirtg ut your front leased from service in the national First Asst., Mrs. A. K. C raw ford, gineer to furnish .specifications. 9800.00 to $600.00. ; ' facilities, money and expert help in door with a sledge hammer, i t - may i(rmy un some ground or other, in­ Second Asst., Miss Nellie King nills of Florida Groves Drainage the development of industries. Commissioner L. A. Brumlcy recr •get tired and move on (o some other cluding physical disability. Geneva School, No. 3 ommended deduction .on Lots 1 und 2 District approved nnd ordered paid. Evidently Mr. Root had no fear county -where it will be welcomed Principal, J. M. Chaffer From one town in Maine there W. II. Williams, 972.45; Fred T. of repudiations by Russia of he* with open urms." • Dlk. 5, Tier 10, Horn $1700.00 to . First A i i t , Miss Katherine F l y n t , came a report th a t out, of 72 called " , 91600.00, which was -agreed to by Williams, 91. financial obligations, for-’he railed Second A vt., Mrs. W. L. Seig. tpr examination 68 hnd be?n accept.Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded attention to t h e fa c t' t h a t so far ta this board'. * '. Lake Monrcr School, No. 4— M oney/or-H om e Gourds dd physically and less than 25 per Principal, Andrew J. Johnson .M atter of reduction on assessment by L, P. Hagan th a t clerk bo au­ Russian currency is concerned nt • The" commissioned officers of 'th e cent hnd claimed excihptiop. Thnt First As..L, to be supplied . • of L. P. ’.McCuller property lots 1 thorized to purchnsi two new book present it ifc in no w'oriu condition Home Guard Companies A, ll and C,, was an exception. In most section* ‘ . than was the paper m oney' of the, organised .in Gainesville," Hague a n d 1 the "first call of men has already hobn Lon wood ScI joI, No. 5 —■nd .2, Illlc. 11, Tier 6. Refused. • machines. Reports of the several different federal government in th e United High Sprlngf . respectively,- and the. Principal, Mrs. .Chas, L. .Polk Mrs. H. C. Tyler' appeared before examined and practically all of the county officials read, approved nnd States d u rin g , the Civil War. First Asst., Miss N ettye M ainca the board in reference to assessment officers of tho now company organ­ men-called have filed their exemption Mr. Root declined to" discuss the ized Mdnday a t .Micaqopy appeared notices .and affidavits. By the end Chuluola School, No. 6 — on her. property and op other prop­ ordered filed. Ilohd of Jno. D. Jinkins, notary military situation in Russia or the befbro the hoardr und Asked for an Principal, to be supplied erty around her. No action. of the week, officials hope to have • • personnel of the present Riissian appropriation to purchase equipmeht those passed upon, so that it will he First Asst., Miss Sadie B la c k b u rn W. H. Morris, appeared before public approved. Hond of Geo. A. Mitchell to rarry gnvernrhhnt or the prospect* of the nnq u p o n -motion tho num of 93,650 Altamonte School, No. 7 — the board in reference to assessment possible to cstimntc the percentage Principal, to be supplied of Mrs. J. W. Emerson, now assessed firearms was approved and license continuance of individual office-­ was appropriated for lhis purpose, who -will he ready to report for ser­ Gabrlrlla School, No. 8 — holders. . • • at 9920.00. On motion of C. W. ordered issued.. and it was ordered, th at tho" board vice. . , 4 *. ' #^ . Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded Breaking nil precedents- in t h e advertise for bids for "the cqtfipment Entzminger -present assessment Principal, Miss Lottie Mnthcrv by. L. P. Hagan, clerk was instructed history of such diplomatic commis* of frorri 300 to'400 men;—Gainesville •funds, and request refused. Lake Mary School, No. 9— Take Florida Doctors • * W. C. Morse appeared before the to draw w arrant to Mrs. J. C. G rant sions which generally aro *supposed Sun. ’ * • Principal. Mrs. W . . I l . # Evan» Washington,. Aug. 7.—T he war to be surrounded by extreme sc-] Paula School, No. 10— <* board In reference to assessment on for 915 for 2 months. will levy a heavy toH on the doctors Motion of C. W. Kntxminger, rrecy nnd which communicate their1 * , To be supplied! his homo place which is assessed at Weather Keperi . of Florida. * It is announced officially seconded by O. I*. Swope, clerk in­ conclusions verbally to the head of 9260.00. , Assessment stands.. An nrticle of interest to the N e g r o , Jacksonville, Fla., Aug. 8, 1917 th a t two out .of every nine physi­ J. M. Wynn, Supt. qf road camp structed tn send bill to Southern the government, the mission had • Synopsis of crop ronditions in cians of military at|e in Florida and teachers and patrons, and a list o f *’“• granted Iravf) of absence of 15 Hell Tel. Co. for usa of right of way, p rep ared'a report for submission (to­ Florida for the week ending Au­ every other qtatP- in Uncle Sam'a negro teachers will be found in ati-J day i o Secretary Lansing. * J am ount to be 920 per month. days. gust 1917;.* • . principal possessions will be re­ other column of this issue of T h e Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded W. M. Haynes, representing the A delegption of government of­ Herald. ___________________ Temperature. .Temperature was quired for war. service. Sanford Herald appeared before the by L. P. Hagan th a t J. T. M cLain’s ficials met th e party at the railroad normal or slightly* above, except in "This,” says, the'offlcinl a n n o u n c e ­ Rcheknh Meeting Mnj. Gep. Srott, chief of the extreme west, fther&Tit was be­ ment, “ is proballiy the .heaviest de­ board in reference to the printing of bid of 9296 for building bridge over station. Attention Rchekahs! Every m e m ­ the laws passed by the legislature of Geo creek be accepted. Carried.* sta|T of the nrmy, iVho sp ent much low th e normal. T hvjilghest for the mand tnnde-b’y the war upon any ber of Seminole* Rohcknh Lodge ia Motion of L .’ P. Ilagnn, seconded time a t the front wjll report to Sec­ week was 99 deg. P-'I", ami the Hanford Herald was* * profession, b ut. the medical men of urged to be present ut. our u e x t t deiignated as the newspaper in which by 0 / P. Swope t h a t C. F. Harrison retary Baker. The general was with Precipitation. The rainfall was the" country are meeting it readily." meeting, Aug. '1 4 th . There will b e ' be paid 955.60 for extra work on the Russian arm y part .of th e time these laws ure to be printed. above thn nor m il. over much of the • ,. initiation of candidates, after which it was in roqt Ijeforc the Gcrmhn nprth and portionsS.qf. the central A- F. Hinkle appeared before the Gcncvn bridge. Spend Next Thursdayin Coronado refreshments will bo served.* T h e board in reference to the assessment . Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded forces and is expected to bripg'm uch <yVision, hue it was • generally defi­ The people*of this <4ty are cor­ members of th e Degree staff aro °f Corner *4 Hinkle Vineyard, which by L. P. Hagan, th a t S. A. L. Ry. .valuable military information. ’V cient in th«t southern portion of the dially invited to spend next T h u r s ­ asked to come to t h e hall S a tu r d a y 91,000.00. On motion of .O. 1*. Go. ho requested to mo’vc railrond *• ■• •* section, a and decidedjy so slong tho day nftcrrtoon and evening, Augintt evening, Aug. 11th for practice. Swope, moved by E. II. Kilbee, the crossing a t a point about one mile Volra - $5,000 Equip Home Guards east coast, where soim'sstations re­ 16th i n ‘ Coronado. The ladies of Secretary. •hove assessment stands a( 9LOOO.OQ west of Oviedo to conform with new Leesburg, F la .,'A u g , 8.— Fivp ceived ’ no. rain during Ihc week. Coronado nnd New SmyrrAi will rond grade and request them to noC. F, Harrison appeared before thousand dollars was npproprixted D roughty conditions continue in the Mrs. S. C. Jam es und children of sbrve supper nnd also dancing will the board in reference to final n e ttle -. tify when change will lie made. . by tho. Lnk6 County Commissioners Miami vicinity, where dtrurf* fruits Jacksonville ia viaitirtg her h u s b a n d , be e n joyed-at Brann’s Pavilion. A nn'nt o n ’ contract on Geneva road. - J. ©. Baggett addressed the board today for the equipment of th e Lal(c were unfavorably, .affected. Heavy small charge will be made for these S. C. James of this place. • y* On motion of E. II: -Kilbee, second- in reference to road near Lake How- pounty Home Guaijds, the military rains: St. Leo, 3.1; Pensacola, 2.3, which will s t a r t a * fund tow ards Jake Wilcox who formerly resided by 0 , I*. Swope, Engineer G. R. ell. Motion L. P. Hagan, seconded organization formed among four and Marianna, 3.0 inches. There building a first class cement rds op- hero has enljatod in Co. I 64 H e f i Ramsey is instructed to furnish nt by C. W. Entzminger m atter was rc- leading towns in the county for pro­ was jio rain nt Ft. Pierce, Ft. Lau­ proach to th e best beach in the ment. lie was living in r G eorgia^ht »H'Xt regular meeting estimate o f j. (Continued on Page 4) tection during the period of the.w ar. derdale, Miami nor Key West. state. •the time of his enlistment. • * * * — J. ■: v m �P o p '5 » U — 10 »erd« In P»lm H a m ­ mock, located on Pinaway a t 9600. Terms one-fourth down and balance In l t 2 a n d 8 years a t 6 per cant, or liberal discount for all csh. j This is The New York railroad station excellent soil, easily cleared,' good seen In a ‘'Self Mado Widow" is the natural drainage, on good road fcnd only H mile from loading track. Pennsylvania station. Should bring double this price. J. O. 101-ltp .Alice Brady's beauty shines forth Packard, Sanford, Fla. undirnmad in th e very rustic ■cos­ For Sale— 10 acre farm all im ­ tume she wears in the early p a rt of proved a n d . aubirrigatad, dose in, "A Self Mado Widow" and It Is mile off Celery' - avenue brick strikingly enhanced by the beautiful road, right a t loading track. $6000 gowns she wenrs in the latter p art and will include crop of.'corn and of the production. peas if taken in time. J. O. Pack­ ard, Sanford: ‘ 1 101-ltp " I'v e played a number of different characters but this is tho Arst tim e I For Sale—Span of mulct, — Koontx havo ever been called on to play the Beck H sm m ock. 100-2tp* part of a widow and a self m sde one at t h a t ," remarked Miss B rsdy For Sale—Several ten acre and apropos of her role In "A Self Made W i d o w . T yrlc F r M q T — improved farms, well drained, best of conditions. For a short time I esn T he Crystal G aser—Cast sell thepo as low as $50.00 per acre Rose Jorgensen. ..Fannie W a rd ...... and you can’t buy any better land Rose Keith Fannie Ward . a t any price. Term s H cash and Norma Dugan „„.„.....FannIe Ward balance in 1, 2 and 3 years a t 6 per cent. I t would be hard to And a " T h e Crucible’, f Marguerite Clark and* Harrold better investm ent for yo u r savings Lockwood in " T h e Crucible" at the th an o n e 'o f these tracts of, land for they will be surely worth much Star Wednesday. more. . J . O. Packnrd, Sanford, Fla, In tho powerful and heart grip­ 101-ltp ping dram a o "T ho Crucible," by Mark Lee Luther, the portrayal of a For Sale—Good work horse eight soul’s ordeal in the melting pot of years old. Gentle and good driv.er. suffering, from which Aery furnace Inquire R .'L . Garrison, R. D. No. 1 it emerges unscathed by its ugonies 98-tfc Marguerite Clark plays the p art of FOR RENT little Jean Kanshaw, at Arst hoyden and tom-hoy, unjusjt|y condemned For R e n t—A good farm, Avc acres to a reformatory, who later trium ps tile d and in excellent state*of culti­ pver the sham e of her imprisonm ent vation, well .located, good house, and the sordid corruptness of her good neighbors.* Tho be9t I have environment, returning good for evil had to offer this season. J. O. Pack­ fo those who worked havoc with her ard, Sanford, Flu. 101-1 tc lift*. • For Rent — Well screened house­ , Jean Fnsshnw is brought yp by keeping apa rtm e n ts with ‘sleeping her father as nearly like a. hoy ns ptych. All conveniences. Furnished possible, with the result that, when first lloor. 618 Oak avenue. 100-tf he dies, her mother and sister, quite primly different from the high sp irit­ Furnished Rooms by. D a y ,' Week ed, sincere and prankish Jean, mis­ or M o n th — Park avenue Hat, 105 understand and dislike her thorough­ N orth Park avenue, .over L. It. ly, and ill treat her accdrdingly. Her Philips & Co. drug store. Mrs. sister, Amelia, a sedate and self Jam es P a tto n , m anager. 30-tf righteous girl magnifies all J e a n ’s , Strayed or S tolen—One light tempers and eccentricities until Mrs. brown mule, weight above !»50 lbs. Kanshnw believes Jean ’to he a per•Two slits in one ear. Return or no­ tify J. M. Lewis, A ltam onte Springs. 101-2tp until one of th e clerks informed them of Miss Brady's identity and of the use to whleh the garments were to be put. ■ .. ' . • *• ’ i* . Fannie W ard * I n the L askyiP aram ount produc­ tion, " T h e Crystal Gaxer," which will be seen a t the Star on Friday with the popular star, Fannie W ard in t h e , principal role, three distinct character* are played by Miss Ward. She Is seen as the m other and two daughters, and in the latte r p a r t 'o f the production .ono girl rescues the other from a burning building. How this is accomplished is one of the most unusual and spectacular inci­ dents eycr seen on tho screen. Miss Ward, with her wonderful knowledge of dram atic a rt is ablo to give to •ach character so distinct a charac­ terisation th a t a t no tiine is her identity confused in the minds of tho audience. Lyric Tonight . One of the biggest feature motionpictures of the year will be" shown on the screen a t the Lyric T heatre to­ night, when tho World Film produc­ tion, " T h e Feast of Life," with Clara Kimball Young, Paul CapelIsni and Doris Kenyon will be the feature of the day’s bill. Aurora Fernandes, a poor b a t beautiful Cuban girl is persuaded against her will to become betrothed t o ’ Don Armada, a wealthy Cuban. She loves Pedro, a young Asherman who lives with his uncle, F ather Ventura, and his sister, Celida, who has been secretly stealing to Don Arm ada’s villa, hut is cast off by him on his engagement to Aurora. LYRIC THEATRE TUESDAY WEDNES DAY Wm. A. Brady Presents l*athr I'rrarnl« Clara Kimball • Young In "THE EXPRESS” "The Feast • of Life" Lonesome Pat he New s I.ukc Comedy . Longing for a sight of Pedro, Aurora, disguised'as a dancing girl, goea to an inn, where Pedro comes with other Ashermen for a night’s revelry. * He does not recognise her as "his lady of the lily” as ho cslls her, but falls n victim to the c-harm-. of the dancing girl. Cclida, dying of the dancing girl. Cclida,-dying of n broken heart confesses to Pedro and F ather Ventura; and Pedro, to avenge Cclida summons all tho flsh- ern, but AyuiWa, but also his "lady of tho Illy,” now Arm ada’s xwlfo. Notw ithstanding her plaedings not to kill her husband, Pedro is about t o striko when he sees th at Don Ar­ mada is blind. This awakens his pity and he leaves the house. Don Armada has an operation per­ formed on his eyes which proves suc­ cessful, but the physicians -warn him th a t any shock may result in blind­ ness for life. Aurorfti in (he meanlime has been carrying on clandes­ tine meetings with Pedro, and Ar­ mada hoping to And out who Au­ rora’s' lovd is tells her th a t the Iperation has been a failure. He inter­ cepts a note from .Pedro and locking Aurora in her room stabs Pedro. He then returns to Aurora and she discovers th a t he has tricked her. He tells her whnt he has done hut the shock kills him. Aurora escapes and Ands Pedro still alive. She takes him home where she watches over him, and the crisis' over the lovers are reunited. Lyric Tonight. Wm. S. Hart In " T h e Desert Man,, William S. H art will appear in a. somewhat different role than those he has lately portrayed when his new picture, " T h p Desert M an," a Triajtgle production, supervised by Tims. II luce is shown at the Star theater Thursday. The star has earrjed the title, "th e good bad-m an" by such characters ns those in ‘" T h e Gun Fighter," "T ho Aryan" and "T he Devil’s Double." As th e desert man he is just ns determined and just as quirk with the six shooter, hut his strengtli and courage is founded on n splendid philosophy, a belief in him-' self and in the power ol right. Lost, Strayed or Stolen — White ami black spotted, hobtailed terrier pup '(mule), named Freckles, has skin infection on hack. Reward for return. Schelie Maines. l(U-2tc . On a scorching Hay of sum m er he struggles across the desert, leading an e xhausted.Imrse. lie enters a de-. V IT A G ItA P li P R E S E N T S joctet! village called 11Token •llopi. because its inhabitants have lost IIKN CHRISTIE IN faith in themselves and th e pros­ pects of the town. . BLIND JUSTICE Hart meets a girl, Margery Wil­ son, who causes him to take a keen interest in the place. In a year’s ALSO time this desolate community lias MUTT AND JEFF flourished into th e thriving mining town of Itclivinville, all lieefruse one No Anim als for Him. One day John’s mother was going to man had Jnith and the courage to have company and she fold him to go follow his convictions. tii'the market nnd get some oysters. ' She said: “ We will have oyster situp." Studio Gossip * W m . A. Brady ’ John was busy thinking. Finally ho The cast of players in Presents mild: "I’ll,eat the soup, hut no animals "Mystery of the Made Widow" is us follows for roe." flrrllf All«# Hr Mir Double Cross" .U Sylvia Smith .......... ........ Alii "A Self Made Fitzhugh Castleton .... Johr Value of Reading. . Widow” Read f I ennnot too strongly reoomf'rahitlns Msllle mend good muling. Six hours each Also Pathe King ■ Semphronia Tootles week of serious rending Is not mueh; . News ’ Justine’ (Titling • but .It mny mean tho difference be­ Butts ... Richard Clarke tween n fl’O.OOO-ii-ycnr executive and n Lydia Van Duscn _______ ' 1 __________ $*jr> clerk. Head! Learn to think Alexander Carewe with—nnd ngninsf the deep thinkers Crosby (forgerj of tlio world.—Wllllnm Maxwell In Col­ COMING Herbert Barrington lier’s. •' . Delia (his wife) Lila Chester FRIDAY ROSCOE ARBUCKLE • L P ford, Florida, oa tfca Cth day of 1917# W a n te d —‘Practical tie inspector with references. Good wages. O. C. B ry a n t,- Wagner, Fla. ' 99-6tp C laim an t nam*a aa w lin n iM TN HIS WEDDING NIGHT l The Lyric Orchestra. Will Give Special Concerts Every Night When securing a widow’s chstume, for her work in "A Self Made Wid­ ow" Miss Alice Brady visited a shop specializing in such wearing appurel. Her jnynusness quite shocked the other women there who were pur­ chasing tlu ir widows’- weeds and they considered her truly heartless, !♦ ♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING . *> ♦ *1 All Local Advcrtisemc hr Under Thin Heading THREE CENTS i Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 C c d Ir . ’ * THE S T A R T H E A T R E HI) Merits arc determined by Comparison TUESDAY Suffer. Viola Dana in "Lady Barnaric" also Musty WEDNESDAY—Marguerite Clark and Harrold I,ockw*ood in "The Cruriblo" also n big two reel Keystone Comedy. THURSDAY—Those Wonderful Triangle Plnys William S. Hart in "The JJcscrt Man" also " Zoo" a comedy. * . ’ . * FRIDAY comedy. Fannie Ward in "The Crystal C ater" also a MATINEE DAILY rAT 3:15 P. M In answering an advertisem ent where no name is mentioned in tho nd, please do not ask T he Herald for Information aa to tho idontity of the advertiser. Usually, wo do not know who the a d v e r tis e is nnd If wo do we arc not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and nddress it as per in­ structions in the nd*. - FOR SALE For Sale—Good paying poultry farm nnd small bearing grove for sale or exchnngo for t r u c k - f a r m . Oak Crest Poultry Farm; Bartow;, Fla., or L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford, Fla. *. 101-4tp W anted— Position ns .farm super­ intendent. 30 yoars experience. Ad­ dress Geo. W. Thurm ond, 20 W. South St., Orlando, Fla. 101-3tp ■__ - Bvptamb*; C. L Click ol Sanford Flar'd. J. P. Coaim cl. Sanford, Florid; IWnl.mlp HrllTU of Markham, Frank (Jrlffla ol Markham. fo, • R O B E R T W. I). Would like to hear from owner t7*Tum A Frl-10 • 1 who has good body round tim ber for Sale close to railroad. Full p a rticu ­ l a f w t of C a n a !, J# d * r. H rm lnolr lars in first letter aa to price, loca­ In rt KotaU of maloofKWida II. Und#r«rood 4 tion, term s and grade of tim ber. W.Motlfo b hemby to all »b*m It may pom, th a t nq tha Mb day of I W m l , , a VTl Address Box 1041,' Orlando, Fla. __ _________________— — Found cloth and can have office and •— 9 7 - C tp in automobile roll of oil roll of cheesecloth. Owner snme by calling a t Herald paying for -ad. 100-2tc 1*17. | .holt apply to tha llonorol,;,■ j;. V. Ilo ii.' KohUr. Juds# o f mid Co*M, Jorfg, Bt lor my final rtUrhsrr# aa AdminUi-atrli C ...U of W. If. u X w m d . r W A at th# «ajn# lin o I will p rrw n t my find am ,uni. ** Admhtlatialfla of o i o n t a t r , and a.k r, ,r K. J. UNDERWOOD. , ... A«hnlnlrtr*tiU. Natlra af Application ror T al Daad Under Hactlan s, . f Chapter 4SSS, Laws of Halida , Notlr* l« hereby gW#n that W. C. Wti­ lls maen A C. C .M .*a. purrhawra of T s* Carlinrala No. 16, dated th# Cth day of July A. IJ. 1916 a* to North 6*8 of 8otun tj Houthaaal >», hai _______ of North wait U of 8outh#*at fllad aaJJLcttiiA cajtm « In- m y offlra, ito R H tW b 'T w i t s r d e a d to "baua l5 ” eS*,d! one# with law. Said cartlftrate embrar## th# following dcirrtbrri property altuatad In Saretnoia county, Florida to-wlt: N 6-8 of 8 *t of NW )( of 8E »< of Sac. 28, Tp. IS 8, It. *9 E. Tha aald land balng aiaaatad at tha data of tha laauanea ol auch rrrtinrata in tho natna ol J. (1, Tomllnion. Unleaa aald eartlfleata ahall ba radaamed according to law tat deed will laaua tharaon on tha Sth day of Saptamber A. D. 1917. Wltnrta my official algnatur# and aaal thla In ('•■rlgof f'oaairf Jadg#, Hrmln.l# Caaa•*». Hlal# of Flarida tho 7th day of Auguat, A. I>. 1SIT. taaal) K. A. DOUCLASS. V • law# R itiU of IJ I. Stem# ‘ Clark Circuit Court Samlncla Co., Fla. Nolle# l« h#r#by given, to all whom it 101-Tue* 6tp D#p#Min#nt af th# fntcilor 17. 8. (.and Qffic# a t (lain rsv lll# , F la., . J u ly 21, 1917. . vi0 ,*T S'vcn flia t llrn ja m in F. Hall, o l E thel, F lorida, who, on M ay 26, 1910. mad# Ifo m rs tra d E n try N o. 06 7S7, (or N W I f .o f S W | Section 29: an d N E « , of H R If, Section 30. T ow nship 19 S o u th , Rang# 29 E ast. T aliihas>#« hU rldlan, haa Alvd notica of lnl#nllon to mall# F ive-year Proof, to eatabllvh claim tu th e land above described, brfor# C ounty Judge, «* S an- may concern, t h a t on th# 1 Ith day of t>#c#rob#r, A. II. 1917, I ahall apply to tha llonoranl# K. K. Ilouaholtlvr. iudg* of said <•<•»<. aa Judg# of p robate, lo r n r final dlacharg* -aa Administrator of tho ##tat# of L I— Stone, and th a t a t th e aam# tlrnr I will p r r a r n t t o aald cou rt my Anal acrounta aa A d m inlatrator of aald ratal# an d a«k for lh#lr approval. D a te d Ju n e 4. A. D. 1917. M K I.V IIX K A. ST ON E . Administrator. 8 3 —6-5. 7-3, R-7. 9-4. 10-2. 11-6 AUTOMOBILE GIVEN A W A Y AT THE STAR G ross the name of this littld actress a n d . you will receivo an automobile free. She will ho at tho STAR WEDNESDAY. CONDITIONS Place your name in full on the top of a white sheet of paper with the name you guess in the middle of the sheet and mail to the Stfir Theatre, accompanied with a certified check of $500.00 and if you are right, you will re­ ceive an auto free. SATURDAY 1 r; WANTED . We take this method to thank you for your pat­ ronage in the past, to assure each and every cus­ tomer that we highly appreciate theft past dealings with us and hope for a continuance of the same. However, on account of existing'conditions, scar­ city of materials and supplies, the advance in the price of skilled labor and our having to pay cash for all materials, supplies, labor, etc., we feel that we can give our customers more efficient service and also the benefit of the lower prices that we are able to obtain by paying our bills in cash. Commencing August First all Repair Work, Gasoline, Oils, Accessories, etc. will he handled on a• cash basis. i • . •• • ■ . $ Furthermore, we wish to assure you that this change in our method is not intended as a reflec­ tion on the trecit of any of our customers. * �■ ' " - ‘ < •__ M__ n o s six , THE SANFORD HKRJLU of an American lx>F and d ie•couldn't have traveled more Ulan fifty to ffte ora tad him In a London hoepltal for g a l­ yarda from tbe shell bole wben the lantryIntereattag. Ultimate and am u s­ shriek of a high explosive seemed to ing Incidents told by and ef tbe w o u n d ed ,, (Continued From Page 8) come right down out of tbe sky Into Tommies. Trying to light for Uncle Bam. my- ears, and the detonaUon which In. Germane. Two only w e n left stand- stantly followed gbook tho slaoUug log when wa got In. sides of tho shell bole until dirt In Ut­ Wben we aaw the gun bad hoed al­ ile dusty rivulets ci.ino trickling down ien cod and tbe crew disabled Godsall upon me. Wounded as I was, I drag­ and 1 worked round to the right abont tan yards from tbe. shell bole where ged myself up to tho odgo.of the hole. O ________________ i r e - .b a d sheltered ourselves while There was no trace-any whom of tile U r By EARL REED 8ILVER8. four men who had J ' f t left me. They throwing Itombs Into the emplacement and scaled tho Germnn* parapet. We have never been licaftl of since. Their rushed tho gun jtosltlon. Thn officer bodies'.wero npvec found. The big P a t Flanagan neither Knew who had been In chargo was standing shell must have fiillcu right among cared about tho name of the eminent with hts hack to on, firing with his rc- them and simply blown them to hits. . lover of b e a u ty . who flrst remarked It was about a ipinrtcr to 7 b r ib e upou the tendency of u young m an's wolvVr down tbe trench at our men who wero coming over at another morning when I was hit. I Jay In the fancy In the springtime. Pot was the p o in t I reached him Itefon* Godsall shell hole unlll-2 In (ho afternoon, suf­ enshier In n cnvellko restnuruni In and bayoneted him. The other Ger­ fering indm from thirst nud cold and the basement of ono of New York’rf m an who had su rrlrc d our bombing hunger than from pain. I only .hoped most uiuhltlous buildings, nud through­ threw up hla hands and nuiuthed the the Germans wou|dift drive our men out the long days ho lived In nn utTeutonic slogan of surrender—"Mercy, back over mo. At 1! o'clock a Imtch of uuisphere which might ho culled auk a m c r a d r My bayonet had broken sixty prisoners cauic along under es­ p ro n ely non-sentlmcntnl. off in tho encounter with tho German c ort They were lieing taken to the P u t considered Ids life more or less ofTlcer, ao I picked up a German rifle tear under tire. The artillery bom­ of n success. Every Suturdny evening bardment was still practically untilw ith a bayonet fixed, and Godiall and mlnlshcd. 1 asked fur four of Uie lie drew $18 from tho treasury of the I worked on down the trench. Connecticut Lunch compauy. Lie lived T ho German who had surrendered prisoners and made true of them gel lu n boarding houso near Fortyout his rubber ground shoot, carried stood with hla hands held high sltore second street, nnd wus n general fnvorhla head, waiting for us to tell him around his waist. They rcsjtomlcd Itc with his fellow boarders. willingly and seemed most ready to w hat to do. 11c never took Ills eyes T his vyas especially trye In tho case help me. I had a revolver (empty! slid off of us eren to look nt Ills officer, lyln* a t his feet. Ah wo moved down some bombs In my pockets, but 1 had of Miss VclHc Dobbins, who dispensed no need to threaten them. They half groceries In one of the big department stores, nnd who confided to her friend, dragged me toward the rear. Tilflo Maglnnln, th at nho was ”Just Carried to the Rear. crazy nbout Pnt.” But Pnt was u t te r ­ It was n trip which was not without ly Indifferent to the charms of the Incident, livery now and then we feminine sex. I would hoar tbe shriek of nil uppmarhl i e wasn't a womnn hntcr—by no Ing "coal box," ami then my prisoner mentis. Ho simply didn't care anything stretcher bearers and I would tumble In about the girls; they had never played one indiscriminate group Into the near­ any part whatever In lilk ruthef check-' est shell hole. If wc did*that otiro wc ereil career, nnd he could not sec how did It n half dozen times. After each they should ever l>e Intlmntcly con­ dive the four would patiently reorgan­ cerned In his future activities. ize and arrange the Improvised stretch­ F or two*years Pnt bnsked In the Imper again, and we would proceed. Fol­ plness of liiicliolordoin. And then, ou^ lowing every tumble, however. I would bright spring afternoon, hts eyes restImre to tighten my tounili|iK*ts, mill, id ti|K>n the rod cheeks of the prettiest despite nil I could.do, the hemorrhage girl he had ever seen. She had i from my wonml continued to flow so dropped Into*tin* restaurant as a dewprofusely that I was beginning to Ieel drenched rose might full IntiV the. very d l u y and weak. On the way'll) tuoutli of a hnrren cave, and had o r ­ I sighted our regimental dressing sta­ dered a ham sandwich and a glass of tion und slgmsl to my four" Itoarcrs to. in IIk. carry uie toward it. I cmthlu t taik * "A n d .sure." he inu tterrd 'to Idaiself, German. The stntl< n was In an old " th e re's a girl who would charm th e German tlugoilt. Major Gllday pus nt .heart of any dtnn." the jluor. He langlied when he saw A scene o f spring entno through tho ine with my own special amhulame door lending to the stri*et. Pnt stirred •Iclnll. “ Well, wlun dox.ni want.?" he n*kcd uneasily; a vague restlessness stole •’Most of i:!I l mild. I think I want over him. • r f & s S E S S ^ a - X '- w " I t ’s lonely you’re looking this bright ! n drink of rum." afternoon." lie said. II** pt.'dti eil It lor me instantl.v The girl mim'd her eyes nnd w ith­ "Now," said tie, “my udllcc !•• y..t| Is I Tumbled l.t on Top of the Four. ered him with a scornful glance. to keep 'hi I raveling. VoU'vp got a line .the Irl'ii’ li lie followed ns. Mill hold­ spcelal detail llicic I n 'look nfler jolt. "And ItS« lonely you’ll he looking, too. ing Id-* hands up and repeal lug. "Mercy, Make 'e'.n carry you to I'oxleres. It's you poor boob, If you don't lieut It kamcradr At the next trench angle only live Julies, unit you'll make It nil uvvny from here," she answered. "My we took lire more prisoners, nm| ns right. I've g> t this plni-e loaded up friend is dm* to meet me In about ten ''G o d sall bail lieen slightly Wounded In full, no s tn t.-lier I.enters, no assistants' mlnntes." tli.'* nr.u I l in ed the captives o \ ,-r to in* ailctpiuic supply <>f blindage- ami ' Pnt rose, rotnanco suddenly gono him* und onli-rtsl him to take them to medicine* and a l«>i of very'bad **ti es from tils life. the u-nr. Ju»t then the men of our If j yu '"ant to get out of here In n . “ I’m sofry to have disturbed you,*' up* und wave innte over the pi i ijn-t week, just keep right on going now." In* apologized. "Your looks deceived like n lot of hurdlers, fn th e minutes Ah we continued toward the rear we me." we had taken the rest of the Germans were tile targets for a nmiilVr of hitHe made his way slowly huek to tho In the trench section prisoners. lunl re- moron 1 rerttnrks from men corning up bench where the majority of Ids wak­ VftMil the lire steps mid Imd turned to go Into the light ing hoars were'spent. The girl, hav­ their oWn nmililne gun against those “Give my regards to Flighty, you ing Hii ImIu-i I her light repast, dropped of tlielr relieatlng companies tluit wc lucky Itoggar." was the most fre<|Ucnt her ten. cents u|>oii tile counter and I'ould catch sight of. saving. passed Oil out nf Pat Flanagan's life. As tv# coul.l do nothing more her*. But even ns sin* went, head held I gave onlers to advan «• and re ci^ "1111'.|ue. sunt one isg Kiiey Toiniiiy. high. Put notlrcd tin* silk of hoc force the frvut line, o n r wn.v led "there goes one o' th’ I'anadluns-with cheek had the crimson of Iot lips. across n Held f<:rrow«H| with she!i holes "1 wonder,’' he thought Idly, "If any and spotted with bursting shells. Not an escort from the kaiser." Another man (topped nnd usked other girl could have ns pretty a fncy n man hesitated. We were winning tut Unit?" * T hat was nlk we knew or cored to nhput tny wound "Gisd work," he said. "I'd like to lie was still pondering over the m at­ know.- We wanted t.» make It u celhave a nice clean one like that my­ ter when lie reached Ids hontding talniy for mil fellows who bail gone 1 self.” house a t eight o'clock that evening. I , ahead. As \\e were proceeding lotvnrd I noth etl one of the prisoners grin­ And then, wonder .of wonders, ho the Geniinn reseive treneh I mi " four ning at some remark and nskeil him.IT met Nellie face to face on the Mep't of our men, apparently un\'ou:. lid, |vIng in n shell hole. I r.topped In n.d; j he iimlrrstiHMl FnCllsll. He hadn’t spo of the front port’ll. She was dressed them what they wore doing there. As , ken to me, though lie had shown the for the street, and P a t 'noticed thut taie stray- curl hnd escaped from be­ I s|*oko I held my Gcituuu rifle and 1Vrentc«t readiness to help me. “Certainly I umlerstnud Hugllsh." he neath the chic ‘straw lint. bayonet at the position of "guard," the "And where' might you he going on tip of tho bayuiel ail valued, uts>ut j replied, speaking the Inngunge |>«rfect shoulder high. 1 didn't get tlielr an­ ly.. "I Used to Is* n waiter at the such n perfect night, ns this?" he swer, for l>efore they eould reply I KnlckerlKH-ker hotel In .Vow York,” asked. " It's too grand to stay In the house," felt n sensation ns If miiiTc tine iiiul That t-oumled like a voice .from home, thrown n lump of liurd clay and struck , and 1 wanted to -hug him. I didn't. she answered. "I’m going to take n me mi the lilp, and forthwith I tum ­ However, I can say for Jilin lie must walk." have t een a goal waiter. He gave nn* bled In on tog of tho four, pljy She turned ns If to go, nud Put hesi­ good service. • * plunging niy baytaief Into one of them tated belvyccn desire und a sudden n private named U lilhtuis. , (’f Ihe last stage* of my trip to I’o- overwhelming Imshfulness. Herrs T* nmtot tail anything. for I nr- , "Would you J>e minding If 1 went McClintock Bsdly Wounded. . I rived unconsclniis from to-* of blood. nlnng with you?" he asketl. The last 1 remember was thut the for­ "Coine along- If you vvnnt to." slio "'IVi-tl, now yon know whnt'n the mer waiter, evldeiitjv seeing that I said. "I thought I'd go up along Riv­ 'm utter with u-«," said Williams. "Wo was going out. asked tuo<to direct him erside drive." didn't fall lu, „but we crawled In." , „ , r how to'rcaiAi the Held hospital stutlon " Ju s t the pfnee," Pat ncqulosced. They had nil beet, slightly wounded^ , ,/m, ^ ^ for “Hurt*,' the stnra will look grand on , hack fo r0„. I had. twenty,two pieces of shrapnel |)(, Rn( |b|>ro nnd some shell fragments Imbedded lu sclousuess In n clean hospital cot the the river." When they reached the drive the my left leg between tho hip nnd tho nezt morning. moon lind arisen nnd was casting sil­ knee. 1 followed the usual custom of I realized as 1 lay on thut cot 1 was the soldier who has "got It.” The first out of tho modern hell for n time, and ver beams upon the shimmering waters of th e Hudson river. And then Pnt thing I dlil wns to tight n "fag" iclgumind drifted back over the days Ftnmigun, the unsentimental, the con­ rette), and the next thing was. to In- Just * passed. Wounded men. grim retinued bnchelor. suggested that they vcrtlgate and determine If I was In . , ... , ... _ many <».' find ii bench along tin* river hnnk and danger of Weed Ing to denth. There them worso off than I was. I had seen w asn't much doubt about that. Ar­ all kinds of bravery—Ilrltlsh officers watch the boats go by. They select­ terial blood was spurting from two of climbing cnlmly over the top with a ed th e most secluded bench tlyy could tbe wounds, which were revealed monocle In their eyes and a enno lu And, ntid two hours later when the when the other men In tho hole helped their hnnds Into almost certain denth,I patrolman tnntlo Ids usual rounds,.he saw 'tw o figures huddled so close to­ mo to cut nIT my breeches. With their like a man getting Into n tut* of water gether t lint they looked very much Uko aid I managed to stop the hemorrhage where he knew he would get wet. one person. Perhaps the glory of tho by Improvising tourniquets with rag* “Come on; let's go!" they would calm spring night hud affected him and bayonets Olio I placed ns high drawl. My respects to them. nlso, for he smiled understanding!)’ up ns possible on the thigh nnd the And also to the enemy. Tho German nnd crept closer to tho bench. From other Just below the knee.' Then we officers light to ttic lust. Few surren­ out of the semldiirkness he heard u all smoked another "fag" niul lay there der. My lint off to them. And the man's voice. listening to the big shells going over dead bravo Major Lewis nnd poor "Apd sure. Nellie." It. wns saying, "I and tho shrapnel bursting near us. It Mncfnrlnnc, iny close comrades. And didn’t think that you would ever marry wns quite a concert .too. We discussed only Ihe other day I rend I.nnco Cor the likes nf me." what we ought to do. nud finally I pornl Glass, the man I carried In after "I think you're the grandest man said: our first houihlug raid In Belgium, had In tho world," n woman's voice un­ "Here, you fellows can walk, nnd l been killed In action I'; France. I saw sworn!. "And I’ll m arry you when­ can’t. Furthermore, you're not able to It In a Montreal pa|s ever you wijnt me to." carry me because you'vo got about nil Very softly, so inf not to 'tUturli They vaccinated v .e. for everything any of you can do to iravlgutc alone. whllo with the nn t—everything ex­ .them, the pnttolinnn crept slowly nwny It doesn't look ns If It's gtdng to bo cept against lieing If n man from tin* bench, lie n'lillzlsl sudden­ any better heiro very soon. You all could Invent nu antitoxin f o r 'th a t— ly Hint spring hnd arrived. proceed to tho rear, and If you can get well, he would f*e a hero. (Copyright, 1317, by the McClure Newspfesome one to come a fte r ine I'll bo mr Syndicate ) obliged to you.". Tho sixth article of tills rcmiirkablo TJicy accepted tho proposltlotf beHelps Banjo Player. causa it was good advice, and, besides, lieraonnl narrative w.U n|i|*e»tr noonTo nbl In playing the hnnjo nr guitar 1^-wraa onlers. I was their superior it Is eutltlrii— n device has been Inventril to be officer. 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I». |»06. h a. filed I" in* circuit l o u d .S rtrn lh Ju d lrlal L'i *"Jl -b tm ln o l. County, Florida. I c.iUltral* in my afflc*, and h e. mad* Chancery application (or l U daed to l»»ue In aw urd anre I.ou|a Fiahvr, Complainant *tth la * . Raid errlincal* em hran-i ih* lot. C itation |o«<D| daacrlbad . p ro p e r ty v ito atrd in K.*ni. r - , **•. ” arr and th a unknown laela eouniy. FJWIda. ttvtwiu s !•« of s\y of SW.‘jL»»e ■/•. T p 30 8 , U 99 u, . n hrlr*. <ltvW.n grantee*. or o t h .r t rtn- Th* aald land b-lng m ii,„ a l a l n a n u . umirr ( hr r»31 -4 . j i . . jpl- ‘j lha laauaxjio ot ••M*A-^rr»flrsTrTfrn,. ' Caa*, A-t-WrTnhTr-n. A II. C lip ’ p . m . of Unknown. i! ' f ' , n , f klattl* J. Crippen, Awo: Nolle* l» hereby given thxi \V. ||. U. rltndanta. ‘ " A II < arr and A. II. Crippan, and to Taylor, purchaaer of Tax Cerliflrat- ,S'„, 5 j , P*M»*w .(aiming a n i n u r e . t c i t h e r n heir*, daird lha 6 lh day of Ju ly . A l>. 19i;,. i,B. >H 'V l * „ a, grante*, un dtr the .aid A. It. Carr fl.d aald (ertlflrrte in my omi-i-, aftd hn. i. • 1 rippan. or uthertlw# in and lo ■ad* anpllta tlon lor ir.i dead (o l*«ui- }„,* ‘Vfollowing real ratata allualr, la atcordanc# with l a * . Raid certificate cm- iyin« and M n gdescribed In th a t o u n i y ot Seminole, brara* tha following described property altciT 19, " .* mor# partirularly des­ aalad In Bemlnol* co u n ty . Florida, io-wit: cribed a« lollowa; yf u of 8 W )i ol N W *t of RE}* 8**, a t , *l *t*ka on th a lo u t h alda T p M 8 . R 89 K. * > « a a . T h - mid land „r of Tbitd alraat road 21.86 chain*, w™t of il 5 !k,*i inl«ffcction of the aouth aid. o (,.a i d Third a t r i . t road with t h . caat lina ■I hri-ticn 27, T nw tahlp IB, aouth of Kang* f i!n lhanra w e t 10.S2 chain.; Ilianco aouth B.iO chain*; th a n e , cart 10.5S anaini; th ane, north b.SO chain* to point of or i S a a ' lo acre* ul land mura L i Celery Clly Aerie No. 1853 with the sparkling nonalcoholic bever­ Mcotinjr every 2nd and 4lh T ub* age. nppleatnff. The bottles, were en­ twined In the nntlonnl colors nnd hung nfght a t 8 o’clock. Eagle Home, Oak Avd. Vlaltlng Brothers Welcome from tho three prows on silken ropes C. C. Woodruff of red, white nnd blue, The three E. E. Hogan Worthy President Secretary young women sponsors, sptd the Seat­ tle Times, carried put the triple cere* United Brotherhood of Carpenters add liiony with great brilliancy. Tbe crash Joiners of America of the bottles, sounding nt ten-second Sanford Local Union No. 1751 meets Intervals, birthed the bows of lb* ves­ sels In glistening foam. “The new christening beverage made good In whirlwind style. Not n hitch, not n halt or pntiso of nny kind, which Modern Woodmen of Amerfc uii ^ h i h , according to tradition, that It Meets 2,-1. Thursday cvcnli Is safe nnd sane to christen u ship with n M. W. A. If all, Pico Iluildini the nu<v Seattle beverage.” I C. E. McDonald Couch Consul Clerk DRY TOWN HA6 MONEY. “City In excellent shape financially. All bills paid and surplus on hand, auditor's report shows.’* No, these art* not headlines from some wet town newspaper telling of booze-bought mu­ Plu m bi ng and nicipal prosperity. Oh, no. They re­ fer to Freeport's good flnnnclnl condi­ Gas Fitting tion without any liquor license money. —Illinois Issue. ALFONSO, PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITY wliilo., RP'5,}B* u,,0B! thc ,w,,tn hill of comIn th r atmvi* itB trd r«y*o, awarn I IKlnt SIGNS OF T H E TIMES. What Is said to he the oldest saloon All Work Receires M j Persona In Ohio hns voluntarily gone out of Attention And Best Efforts business because of lack of business. Telephone No 25 It has sold liquor since 1820. Four Opposite City Hsll other Columbus saloons recently gave tip their licenses. And the pnrent dis­ tillery of Cincinnati—the Flelschmnnn purcbt*»r of *Tm C-vrtlfirate No *39& dated tbe 0th d ay of July, A- O . 1916. has filed aald m t l f lr a t * in my offlr*,.$nd haa made applfr*ll°0 for U s deed In laiui* In accord• net with law. Said certificate embrace* lb* following d*»cfib*d p ro p e tty tl lu i tc d In Saninclo county. Florida, to-writ: ll.g. 15 ft N ot SE cor of SWI* of N W H Her 22, Tp J l 8, II 31 E. run W 7.85 eha N 6.20 ch*. E 7.85 ch« 8 0.10 ch*. 4 n r r n . T h . >«U Und bolns s w o t o d nt th« d a le of t h . i»*5 . anc* of »uch w r t l l f i t * In tho c a m . of i, Jflk* lira. Untawi 1 1 H rrrilflra t- ah r|| h . red ranted according to law t a x - deed will la tt. (hcraon on t h . 18th d ay of Auguat. A. D. 1917. Witnraa m y omrial r i tn a tu r« and aral thla the 17th day of July A. I>. 1017. (»«al) K- A. I70.Utll.AS3, Clark Circuit Court S*mino|* Co.. Fla. 95-Tur*- 6t r lly V. M. DougUaa, I). C. HENRY M c LAU L IN JEWPLER 4 11*1 Notice la h tro br tlv*» th a t T . ,tV puirhiM-r of T»* Cc'tlllfi'** No. 2125. da .■ t th* Zrd day of Jun.% A. D. 1 «W.\ ha, (ll.d n l d trrilBesti’ in, my oirct-. a-id l u n.» t application for I t i t i e d to Ujur in ao rordar.ro with law. Salil rcrtlnraU- M riirtcf, t h . (ollowlnK diwrrlh.il iifi.prtt)- aituatr-l in Seminal, county. Florid*, t., wit I -.1 1 . Srr. 21 . Townchlp l *1 8011th. Unnip- 1.' I I t *rfM. Tho *aid land 1 - (ng a*’on*.d at t h . dal* of th.'la*uanc» of »urh rottihrat.. m th . natna of Unknpwn. Unl.-*« .aid *r r t if!r a t . ahall h . redeemed arro rd fng to l i t drod will Imu . t l i t ’-nn on the l.hlh day of Au(U«t, A. I*. 1917. Witn.r* my offlrtal ilg n n tu r . and aral thla the 17th day of J u ly , A. J>. 1917. f.*al) • E. A. O OU Gl.ASS, C I.rk Circuit Court H .m lnol. Co., Fla, By Yl M- lt o u g ta ... D. C. 9S-Tu.»-5te N o lle . .1 H rrlinn riofiifu tppllraip.n for Ta* Uc.il UnUrr ». of Cliapir, | 8«s, Law* „f N'ulfr. la b r r .h y glv.ir th a t W. C. WitItRfDifill I*. I j n 1, piirrli»*rr« of T *I C . r l l f l r a l . No. 15, dat.<! t h . Uth .lay ol J u l y A. tl. 1915 a* to N orth 3-8 of South of N o rth w .It If of Soulh.aat If, haa fl|,.,l Nadrr or Appltraltnn far T a t H erd P n d rr -at,I r-rllllr.tr in my ullli . ami ha* mail* Krdlaa 8 of 4'haplrr 48SH, L a w , of Flo,, application for t a t ,W| to L»«u. in «r.„„(. ■nr* »Ph la— Saul rrrlifaalr rml.rar.a ida * Nuitrr lo h rrrb y glvan ih a l C. I. tiood- th* foil.,wing ,lo*rrlli.,| pru| 1.-rty -itoal.-rl in ho., pnrrhasrr ol Ta* CrM lflratr Vo . 2**0, Sr min*,* roonty. f*I.*. i,r n t,,- wh N i s ol S . of MV ■, i, ..I Srr. dal-d th r 6lh day ul July, A I' 11*15. ha. K. Bird oald rrrtlflral- ill my oilier, and l,a> 28, T|t. I‘i S. It T h . -altl latel bring a-araacl a t t h . ilat. made application (nr la* d r r d tu i»>u* In ■rcordmnro with law. Said r . r t i l l r a l . rm - of ih e la tu a n r. ol >url, N-rtiSrat* In th* I r a rr* | h r lollowing dw erlb .il prirpwiy -il- P s u r of J. (», Tnmlinaon. ttnlraa «*U r * i u at.d In Sarulnoln rounly, Florida, tu-wii: t l l l r a t . ahall 1>. r.'lromrtl ar.orillng to l»W A* to U t* 1.72, 133, n i l . 136. 1.76 and |37 t a t ilrn l wl I l-*ur th .r ro n on th r 11 th day Eurrka Hammock, T h r *ald land bring as- of Auguat A. t>. 1917. Witnraa my Oflirial aig n a tu r. and a r .l this ws\.rd at i h . d a tr of t h r is td a n rr of -u th rrrtlHrair In t h r . n a m r of C. W, Goodrlrh. t h r lOLh day of July. A. I> T'17. i r.all V:. A. l)O U t;i.A 88 , Unl.-t aald. rrfilO ratr -hall l,r rrd**m .d art ’lrrb (*iirull Court ml nr. I,- Co." t‘la. rerding lo law lax d rrd will i-r.ur thrrron on •3-Tu«* 5tr th . 1 Itb day el Augu-t„ A. l>. 1917. Wiinr-a my ofltrlal -igiialu rr an.| -ral thi* thr 10lh day ol July A I ’. 1917. (i.xli E. A. l* » U (i|.A S S . Clrfk Clrrult Court Srm lt\ol. I'o., Fla. . 9l-Tu*s-Mc N ath. «T AppUralion fot T a - Nailer of Apjilrallon for T ax' O r e d Under Section 8 of Chapter 4688, Law* of Her* Ida . Notice |a hereby given th a t D. It. Jtri**on, f w r b n e r ol T ax Ceriillcale No. it'd;, dated Jk# (th day of July, A. I*. 1915, haa filed »*id certificate In my office, an d haa made ■Ppliratlon for tax deed "-to taaue -In acrarilanr. with law. Said certificate embrace* th* lollowing deacrlbed property aitu atrd in Jdlolnnle ro u n ty , H ilda, t«>-wit; N )< of hM. U | 7. [Ilk Y, Sanford. T h e aald lan d being atanaaed a t the date of tho Ixauanre of xoch certificate In thenam e of O. It, Orahxm. Vnlr '* aald ccrtlflcale ahall he re­ deemed according to law tx d e e d will itV** thereon on .the l i t h day of Augurt, A. I). 1917. WHnrii my official . (.n a t u re a n d aeat thU 10th day of Ju ly , A. D. 1917. 'wall E. A. DOUGLASS, clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. »3-Tuea.5tc " ‘J*"' «r Apllrallon fo( Tax Teed Under j j * ,l*n 8 uf Chapter 4*88, Law* o f Flor|a hereby given lh al Annie M. •mu*!,, purchaaer ol T a t Cvrtifleat* No. P t he 6ih d ay of Ju ly , A. D. I9IS k * nl,,« a*Id refill,rate In my office, and i ’ r r , d» application fnr tax deed in laaue t , t f *H»l*iue will, law. 8 aid crrijfil-ate *ma.?fi * , , *1# follow lag deartihed p ro p erty *ltiiV*—„ s Seminole county, Floilda. lo-witf /*** - - 8ed 23, Froal'a 2 nd Add to Ailag , / 11’-, , J ( | r aald land bring aa*r-wed a t lh» a.lT .ri* taauanre of aurh certificate In the , 1. E. Famuaia. tfeteaa aald cVrtlfieaie *,i, ,*® tcder-pied according to law lax dred , tbrreoo ea. tha 11th d a y of Au- VI.A- 1>- ,9,f'oiflrlil iH .* l plffURturn «n«l *eul (be I C th 'd a y „ | July, A. D. 1917. ? * '' . B. A. DOUOLAS3, , , i '1 t-lrcult C ourt b’amlnol* Co., Fla. * *f ■'ppliratlon for Tax D eed f a d e r ' I d a * * ' * c r Chaglcr 4»»8, La«* «t Florlx b rrahy given lh a l E. B. H a r th t ' V " , " ' Tax C artlfleau No. 217. d a te d d»y ol Ju ly . A. D. 1915. haa filed a t t n U f . *"***• my offic*. and ha* m ad e ,0T *■* d#*d lo Imuo In I c c u r J (tll.^i lh ’*.*• s *td certificate emhrare* th* dta^rihed property altu ated In 19* "*!• f ° u nly , Florida, to-wili A* to L.‘,t B|‘ l " f pt above numbered certiflrale, C vf'k*Pprll'a Subdivlaton of Ulocka la*. . *s,t J . Ootdabora. Th* aald land be■g.L ***V'd at tbe d a le of the laxuanre ol *»rilflca(e | n ( h r name of Wm. Clark, ownrr» thjrrol live.within or without the rltf limit*. Section 3. ThU of(Un«nre ifiall lake elTrct immrdlalrly upon It* pa»t»G* «nil approval by the mayor, or upon becoming an ordin­ ance without the approval uf tbe mayor. I'aaaed thla th# 16th day of July A. J>. 1'J I7 , C. H. n i N t J K E . Pro Tom Pti-ldcnt City Council. I hereby certify that the above and fore­ going ordinance * n duly naurd by the.City Council in »e*»lon July Ifllh, 1917. (teal) JAS. C. ItmtEllTS. • *Clly Clerk. • Approved by me thU ibe 16th day of July A. t». 1917. ■ ; •' X J. I). DAVISON, 99-Tuee-4te *avor. Notice of Appltralton for Tax Deed Under See Ilo it K of Chapter 4888, Law* of FlnrIda ' Notice I* hereby given th a t J . E. Vincent, nurchaaer of Tag Certifirat* No. 116. dated athe. 6i.u I.,,,.- Ai. I>. II 1911, IBl 4. haa lima fUrd fd.-.f t h d,l.u a y of June o l d . c e r t l f i c a ^ J ^ m ) itfice, and haa made I lo Im u * in accordacplicaloin a n te with l l W ^ ^ S . certificate embrace* th* following dexcrlbed properly a p u a t .d in Femlnol* county. F lu Ida, to -*it: ■Three-eighth* fnterral In B U Lot t and .U. . t. 2. _____________ Tp. *0 8 . It. (Lr** N E ' f ) See. 30 E. T h e *Ald land Irclng a«»ria«d a t th e d a tr ol th e tiauanr* of aurh certificate in the nam e of It. H. Mark*: At*«. Notice la hereby given th a t J. h , Vincent, purchaaer of Tax Certificate No, 115, d a te d th e 6th day of Ju n e A. D. 1911 ha* filed aald certificate in my offire, and haa m ade application for tax tired to la*ue in accordance with law. Said certificate em ­ brace* th e following deacrlbed prrnperty altuali'd In Seminole county, Florid*, lo-wtt; Five eighth* IntrreH in S ! j ol Lot I and Lot 2 f c n a N F ' , l . - F r c . '2«. Tp. 20 S, It. 30 F.aat. T he aald land being arrraw d at th e d a le ot the le*u.mce of euch crrlificato In the n a m e of W. M< Keeler e t at Alao: Nolle*, la her.lqr gi*en th a t J. F.. Vlncertt. pureh**er n| Tax Certiflcata N o . 26S. d a te d th e 6th d a y of Ju ly A. D. 1916 h at filed xald certificate-In r u . alficr. and ha* made apllication (or ta* deed J o Uaue In accoritnnce with law . Said certificate cm- • * of ( ' . Ifttll. <):ik A v e . W ilso n & T eo. St hnal, Grand Knight. C. L. Britt, Kih, Sec’y. K It. and 8. ' . C. C. . Sanrord F lo rid a Elton S a n f o r d J . o d g c N o . 27, l . ' O . O . F . Meets every MomlaV evening at»7;H0 in M. W. A. Hall, Pico Block. All vis­ iting brother* cordially invited. Jus. P. McClellan J. W. t). Singletary ’ N..G. , R. See. Co wpcas. for Hay "No crop makes better hay than cowfJcas if managed right. Many farmers let them stand in the field loo long and the stems become woody. C. K. McQuurtlo uf the I’iiiversity ’id Florida extension di­ vision says th a t rowpeas should he cut for hay when the first pods are in i he snap stage and while there* is still a ' large percentage of bloo in.Bx perl m e n u have shown ' that the greatest food value is to he had at this stage: If they stand longer the stem* ht'come woody and the leave drop. The leaves are t h e . most nutririous part of the plant and they should be saved. Do not run the mower while the peas are wet with dew or rain be­ cause they will not dry and will mold. Furthermore, no peas should be cut after one o’clock in the ailernoyn because the hay will not have time to cure enough to rnko before ijUfht. Dews discolor the leaves, und the market* like- bright pen-green hay. Rake into' windiows "before night and make into small cocks if possible. After two days three or four small cocks may be mudo into one large one. Many farmers make the mistake of leaving their hay ln the field until it dries, becomes bleached and even sunbunred. Such hay is little Hettec than wood. Cowpea hay can be Hafcly put in the barn or s ta r k when no •water can bo wrung from it by twisting a small bumch. If it is left too long the leaves will shatter, and the feeding value will he diminished. H o u s b o ld e r LAWYERS P h o e n i i L o d g e N o 5 , K . o f I’ . M e e t s H crnud a n d f p u r l h T u e a d u y n N i r i t i n g k n i g h t s n lW a y s w e lc o m e . IL M c L n u liu • O . J . M i ll e r l i r r d t ’ndrr * H*t> avenue to tin* ai&nfonl tiraut tine an«l thence lr. • *«»uth*\ly dire*lion alone raid 8anfor4 (Jfint lift* |« thr* csitw-*nn vrr*T quarti r **rtlofiT 1m»’ dF hfrit'in II , Ihenee »r*t ahing 641*1 t]tjjrlif i*«mti *n line tn I far int ml {itn(iifi) nvenile nnd Hughey F*rrrt: Ihrnre. n**6l on Hugh*) flnrt <«• French »vrtiuf» Ifamre north along Ttrtirlt »%rn"40 l*» Atlnolli Hus’t l.in** r ul* toad. IJicnre mr**t and n »i Ih nl »rt' rfar At IxniieJkUAii U bc lliUuiad—UL-JdiU t::nx. ih«iicr writ Ttoin Mill Creek nUrfixt M*ifa Mrr.l *•» Ihr w.«l ImuniUry <4 ih®. clly limilt, lhinr» miflh alune * m liounilary of -lly limit* to l.ako Monrof', ,*h-nr»> rxtlrtly *l»nx jal.i- -lu ri' lo point of ln'zlnnlnz. »brthi'r lb- * , For this reason out* should alwayr Strtl*n a of t.'haptrr 1888* La— of M,„- Ida h o li.r i, hr-trhy glv,-n lltal A. I S j n l i t n m , putrha., r of tax, rnrtitirni.* No, 2J 1. daird I t . Gth day of July, A. I ». lf t|5 , ha- ftl.d *»id rrillllralo In my of'ln-. and ha* mad, xppliration f o r ' t a x drrd to i -uo in arrordxn(. with jaw, Raid crrtlfirnl*- rmtirxrr* thr foltoning d rarrilo d p to p r fty -Itu aird in hrmltnlo ro u n ly , Florfila t d - « l t ; N i j ol SI, or Lot .7, S rr . 9; Tp. 29 8 . It 30 K. T h r -aid land h.lng aaacxx.d al l ho dal.- of |h r t»**ianrr of aorh rrfliOyato in tho n a m . of F.. l>. Painlrr Frftillarr C u m p any . iinlr— »»l rorliltratj ahall b* t r d w n r d arrofdlng to law tax itred will i—u . thorron on Hi. Ith d»y_of Auguat. A. It. IStT. Wltn-.I my olllrlal algnatorr and aral the l ho loth day of July. A. D 1917. (wall K. A. D O U GLASS. Clrrk Circuit Court 8 »m lno|, Co,, Fla. lly V. M. lioiigta--, l>, C. MY SPECIALTIES Sanford Lodge No 62, F. and A. M. Communication every first and third PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA riioto by American l'reaa Aaaoclatlon Thursdays at 7:110. Visiting brethren GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER King Alfonso,-seen nlsive hiH|iectIna n m ilitary tractor. In i)ll piolu i.iblt w e lc o m e . would become the llrst president of Spain If tlml country should change tu 0 . L. Taylor O. J. Miller ROGERS' PLATED WARE a republic. Ills popularity with the people Is strong In Spain. Secretary * W. M ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Monroe Chapter No. 15. R. A. M. Meets every second and fourth T h u n saved nnd returned to the soil. Hut day in Masonic Hall over the Impori*. even iti live stock farming where Theatre. Visiting companions welcome 0. L. Taylor J. Uuinph little or no grain ol roughage is ’sold • Soc’y High Priest B U S IN E S S C A R D S und when proper care istaken o f ’the innnufe, not all of the fertility w- 1 . ntlnole t linpler 2, Order Eastern Sin eats every fir* t and third Tutaday moved in the crops is returned in in M each month. Everyone who has seen One Inch Cards Will Be Published Un­ tho matiyre. Hj; growing fcgumes hti y ta r in the East tiro cordially invlted der Thin Heading At The Rale Of S7.20 tlm supply oTnltrogon In tho s o il can to visit this chapter. Per Year* Alice K Bobbins, Sec’y usually be muintnined, sooner or later it will be necessary to nipke THOMAS EMMET W The Sanford Council K. of C, good the steady loss of .potash und Mi-e* i t h e 2 n d S u n d a y 3. p. rn., n n d t h e | E. FEIItil ’SON IIOI'SHULOKIr 4 t h S u n d a y 8 p . m . . e;tcli m o n t h ; a t K . phosphoric acid. * Nolle* of Appllratlon for T a i D r r d I'odri H rril.n * of t kapirr 48SS, I,aw* of F lai. SANfORD LODGES . 4 J . Moughton A R C H IT E C T Sanford, FI* Gale < ily t ump No. G, \V. O. tV GEO. A . DECOTTES Meet** second si ml fou/lh Wednesday tiights in riii'h month. .Is Ycium an Arid Soil ‘ A r r o K N E Y and -C O U N S E L L O R AT L A W t J. F. iftioluhan Most of Florida's farm crops grow V. J,. M iller-- . .(Merk * (‘odncil Cotmutinde* Practice in Slate and Federal Courts bext in a neutral nr in an alkaline II. P . ( E , n . S a n f o r d Lodge. 1211 m»il. Tho^e are l wo or three simple (•orner-WnodrulT Bldg Sanford Fla M i s 'tf im t n n d tiiird W e d n e s d a y n ig h i tied* that nury be made al home t at Elks Ilium*, North Park Avenue. determine whether a soil fn acid, one F. s. Frank * tl. L. Taylor * * ol t h e m is t h e " a n \ t n o n i u t e s t . " Secretary 'Exalted Billet * Put uliout a taldo.-pponful mi! lit* Like Itrrr / f ( mimII No, 31 Jtinini L A W Y E It Order Ul.il. d Antttri^nn Mcrhsnicn into a glass or ,.t;> i ^11 of vtrnur. to SUIT 9. COURT HOUSE Mfetls ev-ry Wednesday' at 7:30 P. to which in added u leaspoonfsil or Phones 113, 339-w .. in tliv (.‘ily Hull. Visiting brothers two of trting iimmiinia th at ha-i been i' welcome. C. ll, Smith, line. Sec, t.i.ited with funr or 15Ye limes as in,it'h a . li r. It tiller .standing »«>erTI ifours, the liquid becomes darkbrown 1*r black, it shows that acid cernpounds are ptesenl in the soil. If the liquid is clear or colorless, tho soil is neutral or alkaline. . Arid .soils may be chfinged to neu­ tral by the addition of ground iimeatone, and this method is recom­ mended by thtf.lJnlvcisity of Florida experiment station. W i t h o u t A id . ' . v Dobbins hml lifi'ii w ry sick nnd the doctor was calk'd nin e more fh hurry lo Ids hi'dihlc. Ilo kiirrltsl mt'fnsl n« In* ton Id and arrived nut oT brentht “Am 1 In linn' to ho of any assbtt- h once7" he punted. “NiqMt., jrou’rt* too | Inti*, doe," nhswered one of the lodge, watchers. “lie has made It tiy.hlipself." * ’ Windaw Flags, for window or w ind-shield,, hiade jif • 4a * ,♦ • » « t peper, size 6x10 inches, each - -V - - 5c Flag stickers 1 lr- ix3-4 inches. P ut them on your col­ lar, your" belt or. your hatband: *Use them on your stationery.. Envelope containing l(Vfoi> - ,5c (fly tho Nntlonnl Womnn'ji Chrlatlnn Tcmperam-u Unlun.) * □ EER NOT COOLING. Dr. W. A. Evans, (-(inductor of the Chicago Tribune's lu-ultIt column.' nbd a man of high rank In his profession, gives ttu> following facts: All kinds of beer contnln eight* tenths of on ouncu of nlcohtd, equiva­ lent to nearly u tablespoouful of whisky. Will la cold beer tastes cool nnd pleas­ ant to n hot man. It does not cool him off; It heats him Up. The alcohol nnd solids will bring Increased heat, Tho _elToct of alcohol Is to Induce nn excess of blood to tho skin. Whenever n largo amount of blood goes to tho skin, It causes n feeling of heat. "• • When n man drinks beor, ho gauges himself to feel hot.’ Ho also actually Increases his bodily bent. Ho Inrrenaes his chance of-sunstroke a t least n hundred per cent. Mr. McQunrrie recommends th a t hay be put in the barn or rick to undergo the sweat. Sweating is a curing proceess and it lends flavor and p a y a b i l i t y to the buy. If the hay begins to sweat in the cock, it, should not be disturbed for ten days or until it has passed through the sweat. Cowpcas are hard to cure, hut once they are made into hay they are as good or better than alfalfa. They will pay for the extra trouble of curing •• ihI housing. If, no barn is available.they may be put into a rick and covered with ernbgrass nr To Treat a Cold. Camphor Is excellent for colds and straw. They do not shed water" uhshould be 'taken In this mnfiner: A less a cap is put on the rick. droii or two of cnmphon^Bhouhl bo NEW OCCASION IN 8HIP-LAUNCHdropped on a lump of sugar which I NO. • A Hint on Buying Feeds should he placed in a small wineglassThree boats—largo ennnery tenders The fertility of the farm must bo fill of w ater find n tenspooaful of this for the Alaska fisheries—were recent­ aintained. .E very bit of ■ manure jnixturo t«k«*i every v'T,rs. ly lnunched from 6no Bhlp-bulldlng oduced on tho farm should be j> km tjp ScntUu. Each woa chrtatencd HERALD PRINTING CO OFFICE S U P P L Y D EPA R TM E N T m 1» 1 LI PHONE 1 8 8 5 ■> MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, AND REPAIRER ,_■ L*DYER * | ■: 0 S anitary S te am P re ssin g , H ot G asolnic Drjr C leaning. A lter* . ' | lions of AH K inds on S h o rt N otice • ' . ♦ Join O u rrG e n tle m e rt's V a le t'C lu b .' $2.00 P e r M o n th , j 1 ' S U I T S $ 1 5 .0 0 U P W A R D -| t ' CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. 11♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦*♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦ .. PHONE 174 ; »♦*♦♦♦♦ �.• THE SANFORD HERALD get w hat is coming to. them. A advertising or business of any kind meeting of the * publishers of the except on a strictly business basis, state has been called a t Orlando and pvery fair minded publisher will' R. J . HOLLY. Editor heartily concur in his stand. W. M. HAYNES, Murines. M « i | ( r August 18th to consider these plans. Every newspaper worthy of the Go to it, boys, you are on the PabtMwd E m r I M i r u 4 Friday . name gives full value for every dol­ right road. Any newspaper pub­ lar received for advertising or sub­ lisher who will pot join. In such a movement to elevate hU profession scriptions and- the publisher who This Bank exercises the greatest care and discretion in every in­ S n ilC C . IN lD T i N C I and establish it upon a strict and does not think so is receiving money vestment and Lo a n ; ‘ YKAB............................................ s u b s ta n tia l. business basis ought to under false pretenses.*-. Publishers’ MONTHS. .'... , . * . . . 7 ; . . . . : ^ . - . . —. l - » Auxiliary. This assures Safety to all funds entrusted to its care. Accounts M O N T H S . ........................ »• be ostracised by the profession and S l i • - ------O ------ j circumcised from the exchange list . subject to check are cordially invited. | M f « ^ la (k* CUt b» C m nU t tLOP T m t . u la of every legitimate newspaper in the AN IN S ID IO U S P R O P A G A N D A i d n i n M 30*. Pm M m U —Dissemination, of falsehood, care­ ( M i l l la jU o m * MaM D* Mid* •< OffVa state. CAPITAL $30,000.00 The only criticism" w e - h a v e to fully disguised, intended to breed SURPLUS $15,000.00 ■•!••* * Am H im d (lM * MaH Mall** A*f»*« >*•* maAe-wf this new propaganda is th at doubt, discouragement, alarm , and • 1 ; io m . at ib* r —«*nu* al 9 **r*ri S * H 4 Uadw Att af Mawfc h i 1ST*. . - v a - - v - ~ ■~~ —according to 't h e Information at eventually panic, as these have beeq newspapers holding ■o successfully bred In Russia by • r i . la H *ral4 D aU dla, T»I*M * b * N«. U S h a n d —only membership In the State PreiCi’ As­ German secret agencies, is well u n ­ sociation are to be invited to partici­ der way in the United States. pate in the Orlando meeting. In W ritten into skillfully worded a r ­ view of the fact th a t a large num ber ticles on the progress of the war are of newspapers in this state do not statem ents intended to Impress the It. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND 0 . L TAYLOR R. R. OF AS affiliate with the State Press Associ­ American reader with the practically frHUMI CsihWr Asi’t C**t>i*f F. L WOODRUFF Vk*-Pr..iJ.M ation, why not make the invitation impregnable position of th e Central to "whosoever w ill/'—Arcadia E n­ empires, the uselessness of efforts by terprise. the Allies to break tho lines on the Co fee to the meeting, Andy, We western or eastern fronts, the tre ­ need you. mendous reserves of G erm any and Austria in men, munitions and mon­ • Bruce z\nthony, Co. C, Fla. cleaned regularly by some one whose Tomatoe? T H E L IB E R T Y LOAN C Y C L E ey, the impossibility of checking the Ernest Gregory, Co. C, Fin. business it is to clenn th e privies. Celery .. ......................... .......... ' Through the sale of Liberty Loan submarine campaign, th e. certainty 2 .HKH th a t tho soldiers of tho United Fred Mason, Co. C, Fla. I t canntit' be left to the owner. Cabbage Bonds the United Stntes is borrow­ ........... .. ................. 1,742 Save 'the waste and win the war. George McLaughlin, officers re­ "Food stuffs exposed for Bale must Peppers it ing large sums of money from its Stntes despatched to the war zones • .......•*•••••-••..••..1. — . . z? will be slaughtered by the tens of serve he effectively screened against flies. Staple crops will save the da y in citizens, its business men, farmers, Harold W ashburn, coast artillery hankers, wage' earners, merchants, thousands, the u tte r hopelessness of Total rnrloads shipped ^.44,322 Seminole county. "There must he n health officer; the a tte m p t to bring tho Teutonic Albert Fry, roast artillery manufacturers. The government col: The above dots not includo the ------0 ----and in tow ns'of *15,000 or more he powers to term s by other th an dip­ .J a m e s Estridge, Fla. troops Municipal o w n e rsh ip 'o f the pub* lects this m°ney und disburses it in must he n whole-time health of­ thousands of Individual packages lomatic processes. Says one of the George Huff, Fla. troops two w;ays. Part it expends Itself a n d lie utilities in Sanford will lower the ficer. Please 1ft us know by return that went north by express itnd also Thom as Sullivan, Fla. troops part it loans our allies. The U nite4 most recent and most glaring ser­ tax rate. mail if you will cooperate, with us in by parcel post. 1’us.tihly the total W. A. 1’attishall, officer reserve this campaign for better health, and num ber of carloads shipped north, States and these other governments vants of this propaganda in the col­ . ' . ' • ------0 - — rorps spend it for Ameriran products nnd umns of n New York newspaper: when ever your town, qualifies for a also the nmount th a t went by pnrcvl ’ Sanford ran be made the trading, M eade’ Fox, coast artillery American labor nnd it goes hack " B u t it is not .through invasion place on the list, let us know and a post, nnd likewise th e vast amount center of this section-, o f 'F Ingram Guerry, coast artillery , lo r id a , if, directly into the hands of the th a t I think the United States will representative of tho Stato Board of that w*as used for home consump­ the merchants will advertise special .. . , • , Joe Guerry, avintion corns ’ * people, the American business man, suffer the most if this war in indef­ Health will check it up and Hit it tion will more th a n total 100,000 salw every week. Oscar N. Zittrowcr, Co. C, Fla. fnrmer, banker, wage earner, m er­ initely protracted. It is through accordingly. Remember this list carloads of fruits and vegetables. — 0— Henry Byrd, Co. C, Fin. chant nnd manufacturer. sending a million men n year, a mil­ will be . puhlinhe 1 nnd distributed Conservation does not m ean! W here Your Dreakfaet^Come* From. Osborne Williams,- Co. C; Fiji. lion of our splendid young Aineramong healtli authorities throughhoarding of either food products or • 1 his is the cycle. John Smith Brazil, .using only n munll fraction Yuil Lovell, 2nd lieul. engineer I „ U( [|)(, United States, Canada, Mixof your money. \Ve should all go; the farmer and Thomds Brown the every year of a war which . . . . ,_. . , „ s , of ,hc ,m" 1 n'lnpleil to coffee lulllrncorps. n o and Cuba. The state Board of i*„„, ifroduces three-fourths of nu, right on building and living just as wage earner er.ch has |l^L hased u may last from seven to ten years, t«> Harry Carlson, navy be offered up in bloody sacrifice to j Health has no intention of injuring world’s coffee supply -over n billion we did before the war but save the ' Liberty Loan Bond payingTJown the Corbett Hutchinson, aviation any community by exposing condi­ nnd u half pounds yearly. Enough waste. . initial payment of 2 .per cent. Un the ambitions of contending nations Is it not corps tions negative to good health and a sugar Is produced In one province of ----- O------ * . June 28lh they made the 18 per cent on foreign battlefields. better to mukc peace now than to • Sam Peavcyhouse, aviation corps low deatli rate, it believes th at, by Argentina to sweeten this glnnf coffeo Now that our,ow n hoys are going nt. depositing the am ount in Martin Temple, Co. F. look, forward to. year after- year of a campaigning of tho most wide­ ci*. Tlie province of Tucurnnn yields to the front we can*get a real taste ‘heir banks and sending checks to Robert Robinson, navy hospital such national and individual sorrow spread publicity, moro favorable ro­ nearly 5,000.000 pounds of sugar a of the Bncrifiros th at are to he en­ the Federal Reserve Bank of their nnd Sacrifice, to such wastage and rorps be accomplished than by yielding to year.—World Outlook. dured in a war.. And this i* one of \ district. The Federal Reserve Bank woe. to siirh destruction of tin- spec­ Arthur Dickins, Co II. the belief of some That the suppres­ the real wars in which America will I'JIfi'ts III” cherk and re-dep« <its imens of the human race, *to such . John l.i*e, Co. II. Skate Fish. sion of facts will enhance business .p l a y an important part Look the the money with the local bai.ks. irretrievable demolition of the sus­ J. A. Stafford. Co. F. There Is a fish of the skate family and property values. The state I subject square in the face fur it is l ; , , r H,‘' Treasury Hepartmei Hugh White, navy Board of Health is ns strong a be­ which can Inflict an electric shock se­ draws against it and the money is taining .structure -of our occidental here. Oscar Rouse, Oviedo, navy civilization?" liever* in community building- and vere enough tc knock u man down. i again lodged with the Federal Re— O -----Andrew Aulin, Oviedo, army commercial, nnd industrial progress Here, virtually, we have high trea­ Sanford is to have a fiber factory "w w n »nk- l * ,4 immedl .teJohn Cater Lawton, Oviedo, navy in Florida us any organization. . The for making up the switch grass and j ^ withdrawn from the Federal Re­ son' to the republic augur roqted for band, Battleship, New York. future possibilities of the sta te are • Limit of Dishonesty. palm etto into brooms and other n r t - i |,"rv‘' ci,h**r ,,v s" m(’ ("reign popular consumption, well calculated unlimited, but r.gainM this now lI«rdup p e -.“What Is your opinion of icles. if these two products of I !o*rengaged in wa^ with to deceive the casual reader into the I r a death , .1 rate , ,from preventable • . i i FI uImIiuih IinnestyV CITIES MUST CO M E CLEAN stands ' . . . Borrowed— Germany to which t h e United belief th a t the writer is tryjng to idu could be successfully commer­ ... . ' , • ‘ Mighty poor, lie tul.inllvYnmenreund disease* whi-h can und must be re- to . my .hmi«o mid stole on umbrella ' I cialized think .’what it would add to State* hn> advanced money anil is serve the Unite State*. We have, 'Hoard if Health Will Appeal lo duced. Winn this is done, more hud borrowed from film.**—Life. t h e Wealth ef tlx- state. Kissimmee paid out for Ameriran produets o r elsewhere (he untiotinredment that Civic Bride of People people will come into Florida to labor. Some of it ’is spent for farm Germany in the, spring will be ready Gazette. S ta te Board Of Health to publish find homes end | rosperity will he a pfodiuts.nnd raw material, ami some to confront* the "little American ex­ ----- O ------ . list iif cities where sanitary regainnatural consequence. of it f > r mnnefiieturi’d product*, peditionary force" with four million J The tax r.iie in Sanfnrd will never Aurora borealis. turns nre enforced. j * * ----- — —— — -----thus going back into the hands of nieii. In another, assurance is given be lowi re I •until the city ow iu the Manifestations of aurora borealis nre A plali to appeal to ‘ the ‘civic 1 Florida,s Big Shipments the American reader, nnd partieulurcouimoitly visible iu Aiiierieu as far electric iigh ’plant, the water j lant American citizens. pride of Florida people has been reThe man living outside of th e big south ns *10 degrees—wljirli would In­ larly the American parent, that nil and the go.-* .plant and the iee |J a n t Therefore the money paid in by if nccos ary. 4 If there i* mo u y in the above mentioned John Smith the chances are against "our brave ferred to mayors of the various mu- ittate of Florida has but little.idea of clude Now York. At -10 degrees lati­ these u ililiei for the Ig corpora- and Th tii'.ss Brown on June 28tli in American boys." Tiion- Is always a ! nicipnliti.'s by the State Bourd of the num ber of crates, hampers, tude about ten auroras lire visible In n year: at 12 degrees about twenty, nnd tions t o re is m -ney in .h.-in for tli J part payment of th.-ir Liberty Loan phrase intended to convey the im- Health.- It culls for Wholesale re- boxes and barrels of vegetables that •15 about forty, while between ‘lie lull-* moval of these conditions thnt cause are shipped from thi* state during " ,lzc" ,,f 'f B n 1- may have gotten back into pre“-ion that American interests only tho unriunl t.igli d o i th rate from In-j tile {last ten months. According to Hides of 5U and iio degrees, the turns of are being considered. 'U f I their hand:; in timo to iliake up purl diseases by enforcement off the shipping figures obtained from I*" pr.*u,‘ ^ l,1,J Steps sho-.Jd nnd must he taken testinnl ................ , ____ . __ _ _ , ! ,, , , ..-i* -r:... _,, i keen uumwt any cleur night. Soulli of We hope t h n ^ u ^ v s d u l c a n d id a te l t," i‘ Paym ent*"made July 30tli.. approved ordlnuift'i'S find regulations.' the Jacksonville Titnes-Union tin JO degrees they are rare. promptly nnd deiisivi-ly to over­ • for congress i-i this d i s f i c t i.exi . — rEvery municipal executive in the tutul numlK-r of carloads of v e g e t-' come tlie effects of a false propa­ 't i m e will hav* in his plctfarm t h e | p | , A l N WORDS BY A lt E D IT O R ganda that is daily assuming u more state has been addressed by Dr allies and fruits shipped to northern ’ governmental " wricr>h I* "f “ 'I rail- • jf a n advertiser in the Times at •dangerous form. The United States Hiram Byrd, Scientific 'Secretary of [mints since last September tutnls roads, nfcl mine-, oil field*; exf reus Luke City, Colo., published by Wliis not Russian, nor likely to he de­ tlie State Iloaro of Health, asking J.L 332; ul which 2 L aid, ^carloads., eompanies. And this war will bring {Ham C. Blair, over gave .hi* business ceived us Russia has been: hut with his cooperation und th a t of ,his consisted of fruit nnd l'M.Vj car­ thir proposition I’pmp to the people I because he felt It wr.s his d u ty to people in the movement. Towns loads of different kinds of vegetables. fur in qcntralizu ion will tom e t hf [ Help support the paper i{s a local in- the example of Russia before them, coming up to the sanitary, require* Figuring in tlie big amount of teal, power cf. the jieople und* iiio Istituiion, he undouhtedly viewed the the..authorities, should, lt.se no time rnents will be listed by th e State [ vegetables and fruits th a t are eaten in "striking at the roots of conspir­ people behind the government. " m atter in u different light after rea d ­ Board of Health in order th a t the! by the million i n h a b i t a n t of the acy and treachery! In th<«o time*, ------0 ------ - . ing the following editorial in’.n recent with such vital interests nt stake, it responsibility may be plaped qjri those.jauite dbrirqr the pert? ten months, D O N 'T T R E A D LN US Issue of the Times, is the duty of th e government to cities th a t do not ooopgrate in the the man hr woman who is not acThe hat,ford-I erald at.d L usbuijt if there is an udvertiHer in this suspect upon reasonable rnuse nnd i t n p u i g n . * . q minted with the resources of Flor- 1 C dm m eriill 'tiII about u meeting i f paper who thinks he is.doing a char- to- act for the generjt good upon " T h e death rate from intestinal ida when it c-omc to fri its and vegncw sptper m .n r fc e rtlj held for th r i it a b lo set when, ho carries' u liuJe reasonable suspicion.—Christian d Leases in Florida U entirely too c tablis can git some idea of what JDHfiifW* perfect, rg j I: ns of ro- dinky udvertisepsent -for - which- he Science *Monitor. high," says Dr. Byrd's commuriica-j business has grown to. operation : mung pubihl.eis, to the does not pay ‘enough for the paper llion. ion ••’!’# % Im rniien ■ i t n e i h e ' i n l h.i " T o be more specific; in the: The 'following table shows the end th at a ccrt; n H iss of p'oliticLts it covers, let him wake up. The SEM INO LE.S ROLL OF H O N O R registration area of the United i n u m b e r , of car loads divided into who are in the h a li t of using t i e editor, owner, manager and publish­ p r ti lb n sort cf door mat, anil a er of thii paper properly appreciates T h r Brave* Boys Who Have G one S ta tts there are 87 deaths per 100,- each kind of fruit and vegetable: 000 population from intestfnnl dis-j G rapefruit ce rtiin eltfa,i f 1 in in irs interi*ts thnt all patronage when it is given grace­ Forth lo Fight for Humanity s IQ.155 j case* every year; In th e registration [ O ra n g e s................... . ^nake c f ia ttic o oi bi.king the news­ fully and because t h e 1 advertiser Hake fit) area of Florida there are 175 deaths Bineupplcs paper to* ®t legitimate business, will wants It, hut the aforesaid Pooh-hcb The fallowing hoy’s from Sanford 3221 per 100,000 people annually. {Strawberries;.. . of the Times does not want nnd will and Seminole county have -joined 91 ! " T h e State Board of Henlth has Cantaloupes not have un advertisement from tlie a rm y nod navy cr will join in set itself to the task of correrti/ig‘ W a te rm elo n s' 3,318 ’ any one who gives it as tliough it the neztvfew weeks.- This list is not hurt him, and t h e sooner that, party- complete und all those who know of this, i t cannot do this without the Vegetables 3,765 • lets us know- th a t he has got the nny hoys who have enlisted nnd lire cooperation of the people. We be1.901 lievc tlvey will gladly cooperate with ! L^ttUce ................, jimjnms and the bellyache because s:ot on this list t dense let Tlie 4,330 of It, the quicker we will he pleased, Herald know about it ns the list us when they know th e true condF Potntoes. ............... - — .....— und th e n ’we pill-give him an exhibi­ will be printed every week until th e tions. B u t—here Comes the tug of ( ewur—some tow ns object to* our tell­ tion of a record stu n t in judling his war Is over: ing this. T hey say it will injure ad. Now, we hope we make our­ Navy Florida." * " selves pluin. The Times man never Start the year ri^ht Karl Schultz, on .board ship " W e have accordingly decided to u.tnun, woman or child for an adverAllen Jones, medical reserve corps by using a time bonk Lst tiie Cown«i-3(£&t come up to rerlDement, a subscription or »' piece Spencer, medical Morris m ererfor a record of your Min sanitary requirements, so th at of job work, and he never wall. The corps labor records t h i s the burden of responsibility for this Times man n e v e r -made o u t a hill for Sherman Ruuth, medical reserve high deuth rate may rest where it year. This will give a person unless it was asked for nnd corps • belongs. T h a t list will read as folwe never dunned any one on our • y o u ' a permanent Collier Brow n, . medical reservo 1 »ws: own initiative since wc have had corps record of your pay t h is p a p e r—seventeen years. The Oliver Murrell, medical re s e rv e ' " T h e following towns and cities in - roll for the season Florida are enforcing such regula­ Times* man does not have to be corps' without • additional asked lo buy his groceries from a gro I.dslle Hill, medical reserve rorps tions for the prevention of intes­ m tinal diseases as are recommended by _ trouble. cer, his meat from the butcher or Ned Chittenden, signal corps the Stute Board of Health. If your his shoes from the the raqrrhunt; Roy Chittenden, marine corps town i ocs not a ppear on the list, It Most ob­ and we have not t Ralph Rnurnillat, navy yard. We have them that is because it is not up to the jection if these inr >;.• . h want to. . Army will Till . Vour wants. standard of requirements. Hee th e have their printini done :.l u glue K John Murrell, medical reserve mayor und let him explain.” j factory and their • z’. vrrth.inR done corps "T h e n will follow the list of towns. by a lot of old hens uiui tiers — Kenneth Murrell, quarterm aster Now the requirements are asj fol­ long haired, men und she;: Haired reserve I Duy typ ew ritin g mpplima * / lows: * women. Seth Woodruff, quarterm aster re­ • • " I f th e r e . Is a sewer system, all "Again, we npprec*. ‘.3 i.if business serve THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ^ th a t comes to (his effire gracefully. . Stanley Walker, quarterm aster re-, residences shall be connected with It as far as possible, sanitary privies We do not 'give a damn ’ for -any servo ’ . »* • PHONE 148 SANFORD, FLORIDA* The L. R. S. o ther kind." * i Dr. Ralph Stevens, hospital corps shall be installed. type is preferable b u t nny privy will Joe Chittenden, Co. C, FIs. It is not difficult^ ? deduct from PRONE 148 be accepted as sanitary t h a t Is flyGeorge Hall, Co. C, Fife tho tone of Editor l a i . ’s remarks proof and odorless, nnd th a t is Oscar Speer, Co. C, Flu,. ).j ghat he does not believe in accepting / Greatest Care in Making Loans and Investments THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEO PLES B A N K 0 F S A N F 0 R D SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX • n • . i * Sanford Public Library Oak Avenue Belv/een 3rd and 4th St. • — Open - Tuesdays Thursdays ; Saturdays a! 3 p. Hi.* TIME BOOKS FOR FARMERS Reading Room Free fo All Give clear, perma­ nent Copies. W ill not smut, dry out^w fill the type. . Star Brand Non-Filling Typewriter Rib­ bons are guaranteed to give 75,000 im­ pressions of the letters “a” or “e” with­ out clogging, so as to show on the paper. The Herald Printing Co. ! Office Supply Dept. ■— _ �r W Aug* r, i9i7 . .i ■ THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FITE lifer offers to swipo half the H o m e ’Gunrd the plan for financing Miami's mu Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Brumley and submarine S aturday night. f a m i l y 'h a v e returned from N orth gunners fired three shots at tho ob­ supplies if givtfn a white ballot at nicipal fee pluut. I ■ Carolina where they spent several ject add preparations were made to election time. •* fr ^ ' ■ weeks visiting friends and relatives abandon the ship if necessary. Nulli­ Feeding Straw t? C*1tle. * making tlyv trip in their car. ng more, however, Was seen of the Little Happenings—Mention _When something is to lie done it's In effect, a repent bulletin -of tho . P. W. Wilmott in a postal enrd supposed submarine and the vessel the habit tq say “ see the Board of United States department of axirinilof Matters in Brief— from Baltimore gives the following proceeded, arriving off port last T rade." ' Ynu are eminently ’correct ture’ asks w hy the Alnerlcim farmer “ Personal Items of report on tho weather: “ Don’t let night/ According to some of the and if i t ’s progressive we are with rannot put straw to ttie same use ns It Interest people say it- ia hot at home for it passengers, the submarine was again you. Build the two S’k —Spnford Is put by the European farmer.' In Eu­ is a refrigerator compared to the sighted yesterday, IS miles off shore. and Seminole is our slogan and we rope the farmer kmills us well ns tho Summary of the Floating Small Golden Self Hlanehing Celery Seed weather here. Saw three people die won't stop until th a t is accomplished. American farmer that straw Is not T a p u Succinctly Arranged fur ■ imported by uh direct from France, of heat on street and they sny sixtyliked by stock, hut instead o fiiu n ililf Death For Draft Resistors ♦t *♦ t+ It, or oHierwIso wn.dlug It, the EuroHurried Herald llcndrni eight died .at different points same >]D5 per cent germination. Oz $1.25, Muskogee, Okla., Aug. C.— Dis­ Mr. and, Mrs. Heffner of M eredith, fM'an f n n n e r chops It nj*. mixes it with day. Sanford for us." All of which ' lb $12.00 delivered. Write us for trict Attorney McGinnis announced N. H„ are now Sanford citizens, summer and full catalogue. Tht\ demonstrates th a t no one needs to that men arrested as draft resiatere coming Imre after rorrespopdcnce feed*, mid makes It so pnlutuhlc thut It eua he fed io good advantage. J. R. Hayden ia hnck fgain after L. A. Allen Seed Co., 1I& Railroad go north to be cool. wuutd be tried on charge,,of treason with the Board of Trade. ‘ n five'w eeks visit to Virginia and Avc., ^anfortl. lO M tp Contractor George Venable Li fin­ and the government would ask the O ldest, of Brazilian Cities. ' t 't t other points where he has invest ishing up the Geneva bridge putting death' penalty. Blihin, once the c a p ital-o f Brazil. ^lr. and Mrs. A. D. Zachary and Your .city , your county, you m enu in cattle and lands. Mr. Is still In many way* the center of a rt in ti new flooring and sides and re­ homo is what you make it collect nnd religion Jn that largest of Hayden la always glad to get back family, ineluding his mother, Mrs. pairing the draw. This will make lloldcnviite, Okla., Aug. C. A ively or Individually. HC. Zachary and nephew, Clay Everything to Sanford where ho Is Interested in the bridge absolutely s a f e -and add band of 2fi alleged draft resistors are you do, no m etier how small has its South American republics. She Is the Hjiilges of Raleigh. N. fc., afe occuthe cattle a n d farming and wherivdlu , ,u .. „ , • much to the good road from this city reported surrounded in the brush 8 influence for larger things. If you oldest of Brazilian cltle-t nnd those of thinks the climate is ideal winter .!* ' tf!° . '" " " V ’’ to Genova which is bricked all the her present Inhnbltr.nt* who nro de­ mihs south of here. Posse men are progressively building and boost on their annual vacation visit to the and summer. scended from a long line of native* way. j Brought in tw enty prisoners. beach.— Daytona Journal. ing your town, there is no w-ay to of the place--as many of them are— ' Miss R ulh McDaniels returned to S. O. Shinhulser nnd C. It. D in g \^ ■ prevent large .dividends ns returns look down on lllo am| Snn Paulo us up­ her Sanford home Inst Sunday night T ^ s T 1 l*™** l? m otro* •Pent Sunday at Daytona Beach Washington, Aug. 6..—Attorney for your efforts. starts mid parvenus among municipal!after days ill 913011(1 l 7SIX ’ Uf K'niA' w|uvuifint* r.L* *hc where the Shinholsers have a cottage <y»m-ral Gregory began poreonnl lies. • t a plea,ant. # a stay * * of* two. . .. . at v"1*1 At ntnrii* spend six weeks or more visiting the homo of her friend, Miss Helen relatives. for the month of August. ymnslderalion of the anti-drnft agitnM. »E. Dooley of Geneva is with Keating on Seabreeze avnuc. Miss A Oit Slow. Dr. Ralph Stevens and John M u t \ **<>n reports from Oklahoma, N orth the Board of Trade. He believe* No bu,,linC bathing rrap necessary. N atMcDaniel la a :freq u e n t1visitor to the »I* necessary. ‘‘How are the li^cubatoni getting roll have left for Ft. McPherson, Carolina and other /dates. The re­ bcach during the summer and lias 1!^.. , K’larantci'd by using that through, the organization Ge­ nlong?" asked a friend of Ids neigh­ ports received do not deal w.th Dip neva has a n ’unexcelled opportunity bor who bad recently bought some. many friend* who nre always pleased ».T1' K UAVK" process. Room where they will be stationed for some latest stage* nnd fuller ones are Dr. Stevens ranks as first for expansion and he strongly advo­ "Why,* nil rigid, I suppose; hut nlto see her.—D aytona Gazette. J l ’ MulUi' 1 *Jf‘‘ Bldg., Jacksonville, time. lieutenant in the Medical Corps of awaited. Investigators still are care­ cates everybody helping because ev­ though I have had them for two weeks Mr. and Mm. 0. J. Pope and five ' *' the l ’. S. njm y and John ranks .as fully studying the situation. ery citizen will be the Lenefieiury. now, not one of the four has laid an children of Sanford are spending two . /• " ' CIarcnco Wolfe and children sergeant in the hospital rlrps. • . egg yet."—Ladles' Home Journal. • : t t .. • • months in the Seldom Inn cottage.— , , ye#ten,a^ ft,r Koutl' Carolina for. James. Evans o f - t h e Altamonte .Sm ith—fit e a s t ro in Sanford's vegetable o u t p u t ^ b y Daytona Journal. , t i c summer. section is in the rity today.. He is At Hie home of tin* bride's parents fTeight fur the season just closed was i-r.i, , # I. * , L '* r- «nd Mrs. Nnlhcri (iarner and Thawing Pipe* With Electricity. Seed Irish-potatoes for fall plant- |Httle daughter left Saturday for one- of.th e successful orange growers •in Pnoln on Wednesday, July 20th 27!tft cars. To include express ship­ . Electricity Is the only ngent which Ing. Now ready for delivery. L„ Atlunta, W'hore they will spend sev­ and farmers,of that progressive part at noon occurred the wedding of ments would make the to ta l'a ro u n d will thaw frozen water pipes without Allen Seed Co., 115 Railroad Ave., eral weeks. . |j>;| * of Seminole .county. . . their bring dug up. -With tin1 action Mins- Bessie 'Smith and Mr. Guy JJOpO e a M . Sanford. 10 t-ltp . of electricity the pipe can tie easily Stenstrom, both well known in San­ - - - - From tomorrow noon the National Mrs. If. E. Tolar of Sanford a n i V , *',is8 Uu.th ' Valdron of Tam pa Is thawed In a short tihie..the pnssnge ford. Bills for the erect ion''of DeLand’* or current through lh» |ilpe healing It her two children are spending the 1 Kl|est of Miss Edna ( hittendon., Guard willzo io th e Federal service, Tin* bride was beautiful in while new juisFonger station on the main on »i„. i„..|,.i, rrti* > m of Mr Benjamin Whitner is home for a , and Company C which has been in satin and was attended by Miss line <d the Atlantic..Coast Line are stifllclenilv io melt the iiv. and"M rs. C. A. R a n d a ll.- D a y to n a few ,!ny* trum Windermere w|u.re at the fair p o u n d s s.nee \ \ edInurn-il ' • !'•' I* working in the big Chase nr. ' nesday by the generosttw of the nt* Eden Hoeqotst as bridesmaid. The I to be opened shortly. Work is (o " 1 ange gruvii Its-n-s of Orlando and Orange county. house was decorated m pink myrtle I commence on Wednesday. August In W cstndnxter Abbey. No. Pfifi will cure Malaria or Bil.\|rs (i, )t Waldron of Tam pa vvl’'’ 11 funi1 for, t b u t . purpose and t ora) vine, carrying out the' Ifttli. and the structure completed Mrs. W estm inster abbey Is th e hiirlal place i f Ct bln?:* of E ngland,'Including •iuus Fever. It kills the germs. r J wUI ran,iruu' 1,1 } lvv nt until I colot scheme of pink anil green. withip ninety di/ys. is jn iti (lie .dry i-Pv today today the the gui-M gui-M of n( M Mr. After tin1 ceremony which was per­ 8fi-25t ,/„.i m ... „ u--.it. mi. «t. i J mustered In by Federal officer*. who Henry HI. Edwr.rtl I. Bdwnrd Ilf. Ill ch­ ifn.l Mrs. C. R. Walker. The WalMr. and Mrs. R. L Sima amt fatn- (irons will go to Ormond fur the will probably not reach Orlando for formed by. Rev. Foland an elegant And now someone is mean enough a rd H. H enry V, H enry VII. E dw ard tw o' weeks. The government will dinner was served by the bride** to charge th at this liquor fight in VI. Jam es I. (Tinrles II, Witllntu Ilf, ily of Sanford, w ho.have been enjoy- gyjumer: r v,-<- >:h furnish subsistence from tomorrow mother and tin* couple left (os-tlieir congress is not so m uch‘ the work of mid George ti, n* well ns of five (]ueens ing the delights of uurf bathing Joy? i , R . ... T, mutual consant J. B. Lawson In th e 'r own right, and the queens of t h . momh returrw l homo M .,„ - ; ond N. „ u „I m r j | s.„ ive,| noon, and the men will get the a d ­ future home in llowey, Fla. the prohibitionists as (lint of the many of the kings. The bride is well know u in Sitn- food pirate 4 \\ Ini wain 11> d l a y ih.U .y.;TI»y w.™ «cupyins lh ,W I |. | col, ^ „ cnih| in K, m,„o|p Counlv vantage of additional time tinder Captain Ayres before being required ford where she has a host Of (fi mington a ttrac tiv e home , on Mut er tiarage. .1.i nIt. ? .Lawson bought i pa>- ip- nf thi fund i mil n>l bill a* out, lo pa.-s federal inspection. Reporter She i* t lie daughter of Mr and Mrs. Inng a- pH*4si 1»e avenue.— D aytona Journal. v it r .. , ,, 1ti ( hi* n eauliini’ ' . N. II vinrniT.s inh-iest in the gar-j Real Fortunate. It U Smith who have fii'i’ii rv.Ai- i In- finnl Star.' K'l•ulat art* grow ing nr* Hub-My-Tisin —• A ntisoptie. Am* age J. M Lawson will continue the Willis—Did you ever read th e story Uucilon Hinkle of Sanford is n dents nf I'aolu for many years. The richer nt the expense of the public's of the sword of Damocles? J u s t think dyne Kills pain, s lo p s p u i n f n r btisimss and N' II, (iarner will runvisitor in the city the guest of his groom is the son of N. J. Stenstrom poekethook. -St. Betersliurg Times. of n man s lu in g through u whole mcul tlon. ’ 80-251 W^inue to sell automobiles.. All aci mother, Mrs. K. A. Hinkle, for a of the west side and has lived in and w ith n sw o rd ’above film suspended by Amly Anderson was in the office rt,u,d* will lie eolfeefed by ’J. B. near this city all his life. a single h air.” Ollll*—“ B ah ! IIo couple of wtdrsT—Lakeland Star. In C hina eggs are selling at" 20 dressed up S a tu rd a y and this strange l•i,wgor^ and all the accounts of tho .Those present besides the parents I*n't In It w ith tlie woiiinn who cun A patriotic Lakeland woman said cents per hundred. Those American appearance of Andy was accounted *‘rm l’u'd by J. B. Lawson. Wo this morning: "Yes, my second son of the bride ami groom were: May hens- are goiug to nit their Chinese dn n re serenely nil evening w ith her for by the fact th a t he and his w lfelt,1ank *h" public for their' liberal has joined Company I). He would i’urdon, ring bearer, Elk>n Hocquist, relatives because they are "poor wludo, w ardrobe depending ot\ n dinky expected to leave for the northern patronage and hope to have %ame little shoulder strau." ' have r.un away and joined if we had bridesmaid, ■ Mr. and Mrs. O. It. folks." markets where Andy- will study crm.-1' 0 the future. . 10l-2tc | . , Black welder, Mrs. D. II C, Rabun, My oldest ditions in packing nnd shipping veg- ^ T H rw C w v _ a , who h :is jlt*u»^pend-1 h))y is ll!s0 Mr>. Frank Johnson, Mrs. Enoch If America can fegd the entente etahltu. and other ideas that will ing a few dn>'s~nnTvfedo the guest nr,'. r,.„||v „|d enough. My husband llocquist, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin allies and keep food from reaching benefit the F. F. Dutton Co. of tins „f Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Smith w a s ! wou| j j„’j„ jf he were a little young- Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Clark IVarson, Germany wo will have accomplished city of which Andy b .a valued cm- here yesterday enroutc to Tampa on ,,r mv ym,ngest boy w.»uW join if he Ncwl-in Stenstrom and Carl Rabun, more than our a»seuih!in: If a mil­ ployee. busuiess. Mr Crown is superiii-! Wl,n . u older, nnd 1 would go .f lion >10-11 on the battel front. • Woodland Park is open only Sun- tendent of terniin.il in Jacksonville were a man.” That is what we call Hoard o f Trade Notes days. To let on week days. U2-lf and for years wii superintendent j pmrintisnf. Lakeland Telegram. ^ An effort i* being made to re­ We wbh In acknowledge and of the A C. i.. here and has many , W|} ha(, no Uin, lh cn . w m , S( organize the First National Bank of Miss Clarice Hand of Sanford thank tin* following members whb friends who were glad to see h i m ! m anv rt)Wur(,8 i(1 w„ rld Ulllff Daytona, which, it i* Ipiped, will in* spent the week entl on the it ueb, have sthre July l*t made remittance again. He la jn poor health nt prea-1. , . .. ,T , . brought ahniit io thirty day*’ time. * ... . began t<* observe the efterts from the for their dues to Jan l-t. |!i|s? guest of Miss Lucille Johnson tin ent, having, fallen jaway mild lie only I , , Plan* on loot contemplate the pay­ i ■ draft resullw. Men have resorted. to Seabreeze avenue. — Daytona J o u r ­ J. .!; Dickinson, A. P , • Connelly, ing of' depositor* 100 cents on ifie weighs ..limit :•««» pm.mL in h .s . a|( ^ J)( M ,)t, rflllCT hnvc in.livgnal. If. R. Dfms. T. A. Neal. It. J Holly. dollar H* ' • l,ul h0'"* thal “ f7 , dosi'a led injuries on themselves, and have v No- C86 . will cure Chills and Tam ir.u k will restore him to • __ ___.,, , suicide, ... m .. .to.. avoid ..... . , I\ 1*. Pillion, Sandy Anderson, B. L. even m m mil ted Gever. It is the most speedy rem -!Z t)rmnl , f ; rra*pounds. * , . . .... , Perkins, J. E. Spu-ling, W. M. A syndicate of Detroit people has rvice ip in the th e army, There <fdy We know. ,s«-::5t / ; Arylcp th e r e **are a Haynes, li. J. Starling, A. Vaughn. secured some 18,(100 acres in (Jrt. • W) Mr. and Mrs. Clift Bell returned" good many kinds of emfruge and bcvH. ■(’. Du Hose, I. J. Cates. \ . _ C . Red Davi vani county, and is goiug into the vis, well kn >wn to tlJef yJ}mrday from a ti^it to the Caro- eral spet ies s»f eo wardW'f. Uno .man Cojler, t). L, Taylor. . E. T. Wood­ sporting fraternity of this city, anil { jn tlitir—«n*w-( ( ‘handler. cattle business qpon a ifirge scale. has t h e nerve to kill himself to keep »ho is now iu t h e - U n ite d Ktntes* ^Ila9 Kthoi Hickson returned last iro m figlitlng, and another man, ruff, B. E. Squires, Ed. Putnam, J). Only thoroughbred cattle will lie navy writes th a t life on the tea i s lw ,.ek from -a visit to 'Gainesville, seared witless- will tight to the dpfith it. Brisson, A. It. Chniyieil, F. J. rai it’ll. MeDuhnel. Owosso, Mich., I.’. A. H» i„. _ *. „ , .__ i_, __ en superior to th at on the diamond j U(,.,|a cml ottl(,r pbiivta. for fear of being thought a coward. Dougins*, If. H. Peabody, F. L. nltbougb the sporting element is by But they're so practical nnd Four1 thousand a n d-*-four hundred —Lakeland Telegram. 1 Miss Lucca Chappell returned lust \Voodruff, I„ M. Rchhtndrr, fiend- acres *of no means lacking in the navy. He lend changed hand* in the durable that you can* keep va, C. A. Pnlqier, Geneva, T. S. vicinity of Milton quite recently. •Tiles thut 'there has already been, n Friday frofli an extended' trip to nearly all your records in SPECIAL NOTICE and Buff, J. B. (’abler, II. G. Dietrich, Jfee Willard produced among the j Washington, D. .C.,- Richmond Rid Thl* will be fenced and tnnde Into a * Musson s I’oob *' Forrest Lake, Alfred Foster, Geo. A. them. < ^ ■______________ •.____________ I other jiouds in \irginiu. Open every Wednesday * night, DoCntteSj L. J. Hartley, Longwood, mammoth rtock and cuttl farm. { Mrs. M. II.. Hoolehan and son, There's n type to meet every Verne of Jacksonville were the guests 7:20. C. K. Lucas, Geo. L. Maris, Niek pUt£U»c, and the tEzjpGIHl Also every Wednesday morning Zernovean, Mr/r. Ahii.i -peForeiit, — I r-is n tittle too early for authori­ i of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hickson and stock forms that fit them arc tative estimate*, but the impression | family-at-their home on Eeleryr itVe- for women only. "r Chas. F. Haskins, J. W. Dlckins, prevails, around Plant Ciry that the Every afternoon except Tuesdays so carefully designed that you John Pczohl, F. A. Kilgore, Lorenzo : nue a portion of last week. vegetable acreage will be larger this and Fridays. ore able to use many of them A. ‘Wilson, Jacksonville, C. F. Wil| Communications from Mr. anti Good water, good lights, good or­ liams, S. (). Shinholser, Harry Ward, year than la s t.. Eggplant*, popper* without th e slightest change. * i Mrs. Edd. Suminis nl Culpepper, der. U9-tf W. W. Van Nt*ss, Norris Levis.'J. 0. and cabbage, dre now being planted Bound in Red Cowhide Back | Virginia are to tlii'|i-ffoct that the Packard. Schelle Maine*, J , W. Os­ in beds, and, judging frpm seed I rhange is prftving vcry beneficial to Puper Hanging and .Painting and Corners, Corduroy Sides, sales, the crop will be CDimidcrnbly teen, Altamonte Springs, R. H. Mrs. Samrois’ health. Thousands of new samples of wall Bronson, J. It. H ayden,-John Meisch Insrgor than ln*t year. Stpel Hinges, Top Locking. - The Pastor of the__ _ 1. . ^f Sc( 3 * * Mrs It/ paper for you to select from. Sam- M. E. Dooley, Geneva, George Hy­ Let us demonstrate bow ir~H»««44d£* will bo brought to your door man, R. L. Grier, F. L. Green, R. M. G. Hickson leave thix weekTor" Eight hundred ice ronminiem to you can save time, labor and t upolTTwtujait^ I also do decorating Mason, Harry R. Lewis. ford, Ala., and other points . subscribe to one siiaro of stock each, money by using the m |P (IQ D • A congenial party of friends and and painting as it should be dono. In addition to his rattle, Mr. J. R. ut a pur value of $100. to pay for Post Binder. F. W. Temperton, 108 , Palmetto relatives gave a fish ffy on the banks' Will return this Hayden hns moro than 2501) head of their shares on the installment plpn; Ave., one duor from First street. of the S?. Johns river last Tuesday week and it is sheep on ,hia Seminole county range in monthly paym ents and t > receive 96-tf for Thomas $ullivan and Jaanes dividends of 8 per cent on th«ir in­ near Sanford. Hu is wellpleased his desire that Estridge, two nf Sanford’s boys, who Car Breaker* Sentenced 'J * with results. Thu cattle and staple vestment, dividing the additional I Phone 148 Hanford, Florida every Member — laajisteil in Co. C nf Flsrt Fla. Reg­ In county judge' court this m orn­ crop-industry offer* a 'Vast and prof­ profits in form of lower ice prices Is iment. Those present besides the * * will, be in their ing Willie Matthew* and Geo. Wil­ itable field for those interested. honore^s were Mr. and Mrs. Irvin p l a c e a t the son were given 12 months nnd E r­ i : 1 Estridge, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lucas, nest Wright ft month* for breaking We will publish the names of the 'Mr, and Mrs. J. F. McClelland, Mr. into curs ct Rand's Siding. Special many other members as they come and Mrs. J. F. Hickson and family “III match my carbon copies ' lAgent Hickman and Deputy Sheriff in. The Hoard of Trade Is all busi­ and Fred P. f-trunge. 'o Roy Tlllia worked up the case. ness and increasing daily. against any in town for neat­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Dorner rpturn Rube Crawford, u negro who stole ' J i t ness, lasting legibility and uni­ ed last yoek from u visit to New from another negro,at Maitland There is nn excellent opportunity York. formity. I always use , X mnd wns apprehended hero SR|urday for some one who waists t o establish Miss Helen Hand lias return’• v l night by Deputy Sheriff Roy T ills a good business for tuurist trade to from u week's visit with Miss Cath­ was taken to Orundo S un d a y and put. n good sight .seeing boat-on the e rin e Levis nt Coronado where Mr. turned over to Sheriff Gordon of r iv e r .and Laku Monroe and in ad­ nnd Mr*. Levis have a cottage for Orange county. dition maintain u place where (idl­ the summer. Ferry boat for Titusville and East ing parties can get boats, bait and S A number of Sanford p e o p le .lis t­ Confit rtnin ut Enterprise now leaves tackle. Admirable space can be sc­ ed tho boys nt Orlando S un d a y -at city dock a t four oo'ciock. 101-Itc oured and good money made in this the f a i r 'grounds where Company JC business In Sanford. If you an* in­ is in. ramp. . ’ Sub In New York Harbor terested write tho Board of Trade. IL W. Herndon left lasL night for - New York, N. Y., Aug. IL—A re­ t i t . m Datyona Beach for u few days* visit port th a t a ’U-bont had been sighted ’ Some talk of organizing a WornIt'S with his family. near the trans-A tlantic lane lines p tt mi's Home Guard in Sanford. On B a y y o u r ty p e w ritin g suppliao o f Henry Wight and son Fred spent this port caused the wnr departm ent the strength of the, report, Privates unday at D a y t o n a ' Beach, with authorities to close the gato in the Holly, Whitner, Davison, Haskins, THE and the Pastor . net protecting tho hsrlior mouth here D utton, Lake, Levis and Deas have rs. Wight nnd the children. H ERALiV P R IN T IN G will give us an 1 Mr. and" Mrs. A. K. Polxern and at 1 o’clock this morning. The gate applied to Captain Herring for trans­ CO M PAN Y fers and Lieutenant Dingee is study­ amily are home from a trip to the was opened again at 6, Phone 118 Sanford, Florida _______ where I t developed th a t an inbound pas- ing up on the fan drill. Commissary old home in N orth Carolina Taylor has applied for they spent several weeks making th o 's e n g c r steamship sighted w hat, was Sergeant i trip there and back In their car. *believed -to ' be th e periscope of a enlistment in the new co'mpuny ant JN AND ABOUT THE CITY bluejacket* ,and thore I* a T y „ C o b b In the making. He warbles th a t France- will be the .first European country to see the equals of cither of these great sporting celebrities as the nuvy will ulTord those living In that sunny land nn opportunity of witnessing thc*ir naval understudies •in nrtion In the near futufs. —TimesUnion. Jt-U—t— ---- -— t t t V THEY ARE ESfiJ-PflEQ LEDGER TRANSFERS, NOTICE! REV. F. E. STEINMEYER First M. E. Church HERALD PRINTING CO.. Sunday Morning Services AUGUST 12th If Sunday Night There Will Be SPECIAL MUSIC Echo of His Trip A Carbon Paper �* I - - rTi S3 _ -LtU J > * :v r •i ■-* - j -. .- • THE SANFORD HERALD August 7, 1917 on tho coot ot.Jrigh living. And I called upon to furnish of our a tronght up the plant tops as well.as th e root popular varieties are” C rystal' an* . * * * also w a n t them to remember t h a t a n d , of our blood and our treasure products. Red Bermudas and Creoles. They the. price of The Herald haa not t o ; put down th e frightful e ruption But this method of maintaining grow best on a dark, sandy loam i 0|r gone up an # along with tho high against civilization which, has been soil fertility can b« used only By the having plenty of humus. s .n d y price of everything else and th a t It ragititf on th e European c o n tin e n t live stock farmer, which is a good muck soils will produce- good onions begins to lotfk Jike the newspaper for the past three y e a rs ." We are argument fo r'ra isin g live stock on If the beds arc drained. BUDGET OP OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN man la caught between two mill­ slow in comprehending our danger, every farm. The farm er who stakea In preparing the ground for onions YOU AND ME.'* stones because ho .haa to buy every­ we arc slow in‘ realizing w hat we' his profits on one or two crops and use plenty of decayed stable manure thing to eat and wear and. pay ju st must do to avoid th at danger; we sells those tacrops has a much hard­ advises,A. P. Spencer of tho Univer’ what th e man "nsks for it. I also hardly comprehend th at in fighting er task in maintaining his soil fer­ sity of Florida extension division' want t h e farmers to remember th a t in France we arc as fuljy protecting tility. ‘ And unless the hum us con­ Twenty tons per acre will not prove ‘ --------— • ■ they can pay subscriptions with our own soil a s ' if we stood armed on tent Is maintained, the land will excessive. sweet potatoes an d chickens and our sea coast repelling invaders. A CUIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING. NOTES AND FAITH. sogn he unable" to produce crops Three pounds of seed oe eight to other things to e a t —otherwise the We do not s e e m ,to realize th a t wc profitably, if at ail. “ HE’LL TRENT ’EM ” -*-SO SAYS SAUNTERER. twelve bushels of sets are required to newspaper man will not be nblo to a r t - at war. We' do not seem to have o o o o o o o a o o o a o o a a o a a o a o b o D o o a D o o a a a a o a o a o a o o o a a a do o o Ot eat. Let us nil have an equal chance been able to Vjsuulizc the greatness plant, one acre, spacing the rows L> 1 Plant Onions in August in. this great game of life, of the catastrophe which in coming to 16 inches a p a r t nnd tho plants 6 T h e Battle H y m n of Democracy T And then here Is an old onft Onions make a good winter crop i • '• to the. world has cast its* blackened couched in new languago th a t will inches n part in tho rows. About six By Jam es H. Blount 1 g-r -i * 5. (jMam *p struck with the tru th of shadow''-, over us. Wo seern to be in Florida if planted bctw’ccn Au­ We are coming, General Joffre, paaa appeal to you during tho sum m er the following.from th e Miami H er­ asleep. gust 20 and October 10. The- most (C ontinued on Page 7) the word from Marne to Aiane weather. I t is from the Macon T el­ ald, t h a t 9 want every man, woman It cannot be said that our govern­ T h a t the Kalaer’a throne muak egraph: and child-itl Seminole county to read ment has been neglectful in this re­ Speaking of nfew tales that a way, crumble it: gard. It has promptly attended to When our legions swell the rumble Have you heard th e one about th e E ither wc Americans lack im ag­ all the things material to the c a rry ­ Of th e hosts t h a t shall not falter 'till Drummer who asked the Macon ination or we are very successful in Most storage battery troubles are caused by neglect. Occasional inspection ing on of the war. It has hurried its negro their homes arc safe again. is necessary, whether the battery seems to need it or not. Our cx|>erts will hiding our feelings in th e face of the preparations for raising an arm y and take hydrometer readings regularly and add distilled woter free of charge. Hackman If he could take him to greatest and most tragical crisis of has accomplished wonders in p repar­ In this wny we help you to avoid unnecessary repair hills by preventing your We are coming, Mister Balfour, A haberdashery? No? . Well, our national life. battery from getting in a "run dowm" condition. If immediate repairs are ing troops for th e front, in educating flash the word across the main It goes ‘something like this: needed, wc are completely equipped to do the work—promptly and nt reason-, T he American people, notw ith­ young 'officers and in arranging for T h a t we see this issue clearly able cost. "Kin I?" replied the hackmnn. standing the very real fact th a t wc a vast army of recruits which it will And to sell our lives full dearly "Kin I? Boss, you jes git have been at war with a m ighty train and send to the front as soon S A N F O R D B A T T E R Y S E R V IC E C O .. Arc preparing, knowing surely th a t In an' leave d a t to me." Tho •power for a m atte r of four months, as it is physically possible to accom ­ ..our dead died not in vain. L. A. RENAUI), Proprietor Vehicle proceeded down the s tr e e t do not even yet seem to be aroused plish the great task, the greatest PIIONE 189 With the hackm an in deep th ought. to the tremendousness of the tank this country has ever undertaken. EA G LES BUILDING We are coming, France and England, After going three or four blocks before them . It will require some Meanwhile th e people regard the . spread the news both far nnd The brunette Je h u turned back to shock, some swift, deplorable dis­ war a s a great wgy off, regard it as . wide His passenger, " ftr, lessee agin, aster to set the im agination free and possibie to escape real and actual T h a t we know y o u r fight is ours Now, boss, to m ake good an' sho,to arouse us to the fa c t th a t we are conflict, by a n y possible force to our = And we grudge th e precious hours Whar wuz dat you said you wanted at war nnd that we m u st bend our faculties. Ere we reach the place-of honor—in To go?" "T o a haberdashery," every energy to th e accomplishment This nnd following weeks will the war zope by y o u r,side. of the task of thoroughly subduing Replied the drum m er. "Oh, yassph, bring the War still closer to us. Ev­ t * 1 git you now," said the hackm an our enem y. ery day the s tu r d y young men who X Slow to anger are our people. Once X We -are in this war, not so much have offered * themselves to their As though relieved.. "Vnssah, I jea aroused no need to urge to make democracy safe in Jhe world country will be leaving us, as they Didn't want to' get dis here T h a t they help you clear the ocean Business in a j a m ." T h e .hack w ent as Wo are to m ake the United ure leaving every to ^ n and city in > And form rank with deep devotion States of America safe in the world tho country. As they go away we For the sake of hum an freedom to Three or four blocks farther and nnd for the protection of the men, will begin to realize in It dim way The hackman, with an ingratiating X X wipe out the Prussian stourge. women and children and to make th a t war is an actuality. Then will Smile, turned to his passenger X X Again, "Boss," he said, "laying ail the homes and p ro p erty of the coun­ follow in a c o n sta n t stream the hun­ Marshal Joffre, Mister Balfour, tell Jokin’ aside, now you be plain try safe. We are in this war for the dreds of thousands ‘of young men your people whurt we say; Wid lie ol* nigger: Is you purpose of establishing beyond any from every hamlet, from every Crucify the G erm an slander question the right a n d ability of countryside and from every city, Lookin' for whisky, or wfjut?" T h a t we but to dollars partner • • * tins c ountry to live nnd to live un­ who go first to training camps and For our fighting men arc training, der an y form of governm ent the I then quietly an d without notice wilt . { Times do change. I well rem em ­ eager for th e coming fray. Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity people rnny choose. We are in this be sent abroad to accomplish the % ber when, the regular, doctors of a war to prevent any c ountry or any great errand upon which the coun­ . We arc coming, France and England certain Flnridn tow n wanted to a r ­ people on earth, fropj invading our try sends, them . . of 99.98 Per Cent. . *_ rest Dr. Harper for practicing .oste­ th a t democracy may win, land,devastating our coasts, o u t­ Then wo will begin to wake up, T h a t a world rid by its good sword opathy and now they want the ge­ raging our women or murdering our and when some disaster occurs to X X nial doctor to go to France and ta k e Of the menace of the war lord children. our troops or to our navy, when the May he safe henceforth forever for | ‘'ttre of man>’ eases of paralysis nnd This is a very real object and yet lives of those in whom we are spinal tronldes due to flocks nnd all people to live in. ---33 tile people of this c o u n try , up to this interested are sacrificed, then we will wounds of the war and the medical lime,, do not seem to understand Become aroused, Imt it will take Wage we war then to u finish ‘gainst profession recognizes the benefits of that it is the buty of every man to XllllllllllllXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIli aom f severe shock to bring out to tbe Osteopathic treatm ent. The is the Teuton an d the Turk, take his part in thus protecting and th e full the fighting hlood of this not an ad for Dr. Harper who ij Fighting for the restoration now a resident of Sanford, but is establishing his country. Even yet whole people. Of the Christ tun dispensation wc seem to think t h a t somehow, in When that comes all lethargy, all UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE F O R WOMEN T h a t a war-torn world may once just a reminder of the changes t h a t some way, }he conflict raging on I dullness will- disappear nnd the GAINESVILLE TALLAHASSEE more settle down in peace to art*- made in a few years. MOIUL. INTK1J.BCTITAI. STANDARDS rtH.I.EGK IIP T H E HIGHEST RANK European soil will nil be over and people will lie a t one in the prose- HIGH • t • I J th il l . A n , Law, Agriculture. inn-ring. I.it—ml Art*. Gill! ration, Mualr) Kiprr-; ioa. work. IXu'Sllon, Graduate School . , I’hyiica] Kdumllon, Art, Ifomr Economic* the issues settled before we will b e lc u tio n of this war to the very end. • * ■%. f 9 *, • y • Everything is high. I hear m any Write for Catalogue and II.xiV of Vlrar S m! fi r fatttlcjjur- ami Vh-w* - - - - - A. A. M tm i'ltltV .l!. I‘rr« EDW. C'ONIIADI, I'rm. ^ One of the hoys going to war last of my farmer friends coming to town week was approached by a ffieml saying this thing. And yet one of who tearfully said: "Old fellow you (hem brought in some sweet potatoes are not going tare you?" to me yesterday and charged m e '60 “ Suri-." said the other one, "m y cents a peek or SX.tll per bushel. country calls.m e." I never batted an eyelash at the " D on’t go to th e war," said the price but f did think ibis was going o ther one. some fbr old Florida sweetswhen I Items of Interest for the Man "W hy, what to you care about the can remember th e time that "5 war you don't have to go?" Behind the Flow 'cents per bushel was a big price in "1 know' th a t," said the first one, ' Florida. I am not kicking you u n ­ Specialist in all Chronic Troubles such as " h u t you owe me some money." derstand. but I know lliis is "00 per Seed Bods Net*d ('lean Soil if the formalin has not been suffi­ And thus it goes. Not even war tent p/ofit and while 1 want to see Nearly all im portant diseases of ciently evaporated it will injure the jit ops the idea of getting whdt is the farmers get nil they can I also Stomach; Liver, Kidney, Bladder, coming to us. want to hear less kicks from them truck rrops Hi Florida are due to the young plnlitf. Anemic and P o o r Circulation, work of certain paraailic fungi and Asthma, Hay Fever, Sciatic, Acute bacteria. These parasites are first Build Up Noil Humus introduced into the field, usually and Articular Rheumatism, Lum­ There is a n o th e r reason for grow­ with contaminate*! seed, plants, ing crops on all agricultural lands in bago, Obeisity, StilF Joints and plant parts, nnd witn*t-Ue soil, or .are Florida this fall, besides that of eco­ others too numerous to mention. . brought in by the wind. Trtvu^these nomic necessity. They ure needed parasites begin to grow on the build up and maintain the humus 14 years Practice—4 years Hospital Experience enables me thej* usually multiply with great coritenttnof-xhi* soil. For humus can to e dict cures whore all others fail. Thorough and rapidity. come only fronvofclTHURosed animal Careful Examination. Professional advico on your case Free of charge. No extra churge Many of the diseases are brought nnd vegetable m utter, knofcrv-jis or­ for house calls. PERM ANENTLY ganic matter. * T h e presence of into the field with plants from the Located in Sanford.’ seed beds, says C. D. Shcrbnkoff, of mntte^ in the soil is essentinl to the the university of Florida experiment best, utilization sif. fertilizers. • Tho station.' Therefore, it is wise to orgnnir matter itself is a plant Mod, make sure that soil nnd seed in the and in turn~hclps to make available seed bed are free from any disease. so m e of the Insoluble mineral It is host to sterilize th e soil cither ■orne_of dcc.nsoluhle mineral plant w it ^ j o r m a li n or with steam, or a t foods. Also, it improves the physical “ I urn glad you H O R N E R M IL IT A R Y S C H O O L t least to locate the seed hod on n condition of th e soil. .These arc the lit* a record of Gfi yt«r« of thurouglhwork In prrftarlnt young m m fur Collr** Unlvmilkw, arc using the L ong virgin soil and in un isolated place, chief benefits t h a t comp from u lib­ tiujirm nrai, ami Ti-chnlral Srhonfa, ahrllnr lluiiruM Ilf*. A Non-aoctarUn Chiiailan ic-hooi. Sin ng family. Military training. NM*N*yl!dinxit fireproof. |j»r*r Campu*, with bMctwU somewhere in the* woods, where the eral humus c o n te n t, says tiie Uni­ Distance B ell Tele- • ■ml f othall «n until, trnnl* court*. and runCiwl track*. U*p«n»M modem!*. Km*k>n l>r£liit plants will he protected from the versity of Floridu experiment s t a ­ Stpli-rnU r ith. Writ* fnr III iMtratrd rata In*. - v J wind nnd insects which may carry tion. p h on e in your bus­ J . C. H O R N E R , P r i n c i p a l , C h a r lo tto , N. C. the infection. Permitting the noil to idle through iness. Trfere’s noth­ a crop growing season is equal to The soil may he freed from the robbing the soil of a large per cent germs of tho various pnrarites caus­ ing like it for saving tim e and traveling ex­ ing diseases by the application if n of its valuable humus. The condi­ penses. It is the source o f direct profit and dilute formaldehyde solution. Dilute tions of tem perature and moisture i part of 40 per cent formaldehyde prevail, favoring rapid destruction of satisfying results. Unbilify^Insurance ngninst Accident, the person an<| Property, Is in GO p a rts of water a n W apply d ' organic matter. T he organic nitro­ a necessity. You must have U eventually. . . . . . • • solution to the soil nt the rate of gen (s changed into nitrates, which one-half gallon to each square foot are liki !y to he leached out before u ''V ery often I talk to salesmen and to crop I.-. planted to utilize tiiam. of the seed lied surface. custonicrs on important iriatters. T hat’s The tre a tm e n t should lie given In order to keep up tho supply of after the seed ‘"bed is prepared for orgunic m atter in the soil it is nec­ o n e advantage of the Bell T elep h one. You planting nnd at least tw en days be­ essary to grow green crop manures, can sit in your ofiice and bring the world to fore planting the seed. The soil plow under crop residues, apply should he well stirred before the barnyard or sta b le manures and you. STANDABD RAILROAD o r Till: SOUTH treatm ent so t lint it will readily ab­ waste materials in commercial forms sorb the required am ount of the so­ such ad dried bone or cottonseed lution. T h e surface .of th e seed lied meal, apply mulch, or pasture the “ T hanks for the order. By using the should lie level no th u t the solution crops- so that th e organic m atter .will not run off and also so-thnt ail will lie returned to the soil as ani­ L on g D istance T elep h on e you en ab le us to No. «0 No., 82 • • - No. 86 parts m ay lie treated uniformly. mal manure. N ot all of these prac­ 8:10 p. m. L? Jacksonville....9:10 a. nt. 12:01 p. m. save twenty*four hours on the shipment. This application can lie made con­ tices will lie hecessury—one or more 12:35 a. m. Ar Savannah----- 1:15 p, m. 4 :0 1 p .m . veniently with a sprinkler. will he sufficient. • * 8:45 a. nt. Ar Charleston...... 5:.15p. m: 8:16 p. m. Y es, it certainly is wonderful.” 7:45 P< hi. Ar Richmond...____fi:05n. in. 7:35 a. in. im m ediately after th e treatm ent Growing fall crops such ns rape, I I :50 P- m. . Ar Wnnhing!tm.„....8:IO a. m . 10:55 a. ra. tht* beds should be covered with oowpens, sorghum, etc., and then 1:10 n. m. Ar Baltimore 10:57 n. m. 12:10 p. m. E v e r y B e l l T e l e p h o n e is a L o n g D i s t a n c e S t a t i o n . sacks or runvns for a period of 24 to pasturing them will lie .of great bene­ 3:30 a. m. Ar W. l’liil’phia . 1 ;()7p. m. " i/ 2.27 p. mi 5:50 a. m* 48 hours. This is to prevent n too fit to the noil as well as to the live­ Ar New Ynrk^... 3:18 p .m . 1 4 ;3 5 p . m. • » .• • • All-.lrrl f-qtiipmrnt. rlrrlrlr fana, light*. Pullman draxlnf ro om -alrrprra. Dlalat• »- ... rapid evaporation of th e poison. stock. The fertility of the noil will train* Hi, and SA. U ra l a l.r p rrs on BO to Savannah. |>aa*r-n(rr* may •rm y r ra. I*,r* rrrllninit chair marks* After this period the covering should n o t \ he •.grently reduced while tho For Information or Reservation Phono or Write lie removed and th e.p o iso n allowed inofley crop of beef and pork Is be­ S O U T H E R N BELL T E L E P H O N E ATLANTIC COAST LINE ^ to escape. An occasional stirring of ing produced. M a n y Florida farm ­ 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. Hillsborough Hotel. Tampa, «*• the soil will promote quicker evap­ ers pasture their peanut, nnd sweet A A N D TELEG RAPH COM PANY Phono 17 Phone 132 oration. This is necessray because p o tato fields, letting the stock clean » « ♦ ♦ » « + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « - > + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » « * * * ♦ « ♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CURBSTONE GLEANINGS! EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT DON’T NEGLECT YOUR BATTERY! xiiiiuiiiiiixiiiiiiinui^iiiiiniiuixxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiniininixiiiiiiiiiiii Elder Springs Water Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily Li r jk = Leave Orders at The Herald Office 1 Far mers and Fruit Growers DR. HARPER OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN T h ere’s Nothing Like it for R esults Phone 91 Hotel Carnes FOR THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER— Come*and see CONNELLY ATLANTIC COAST LINE 3 i HI - r* 1 I . DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING­ TON AND NEW YORK 3 �THE SANFORD HERALD P A C E THROE they bsd a good many casualties an route. They found us as comfortable ■a bugs In ■ rug except for the Infer­ nal and continuous bombing at pur (lank barricade. The Hermans bad concluded Hint it was useless to try to drive us out. About one-fourth o f th e (h e Trench & M m b i ; '. S I ” nd (h e Hell of es, D escribed erican Boy. Sergeant Alexant, ington. Ky., and th Gripping Tale That Rcad’ l 'or IIc Tell cd- Wounded, n Medal Man, Hr * 7 1)11118 GoinK " O u t; For U nde Sam ar V Bpiring, Interestin' ^ Full of the Spirit “ SERGEANT McCLlNTOCK. Trenches. 11 By Sergeant Alexander McClintock, D. C. At.. 87th Overseas Halit, Canadian (Iren. Guards • Copyright. 19t7, by th e B*U Byn dtcate, Inc. A fter I hail Iwon hit t retnem her feel­ ing relieved th at 1 lindtt‘1 l*een hurt enough to keep me- from going on with th e men. I'm not trylug to make tuyM«lf out a hero. I'm Just trying to tell you how nu ordinary m an's mind works under the Mrl-ss of tlglillng und th e danger of sudden death. Thero lire some queer things In the psycbology of batik-.' l-’or Instance, when we had got Into the H erm an trench and ■were holding Jt against the most vigorous con nt era t tucks the thought w hich was persistently lipjiermost In my mind was Unit 1 h ad .lo st the ad ­ d ress of n girl In Ixindon along with som e papers which 1 had throw n aw ay Jnst before Ue M arled over and which 1 ahoiild certainly never ho n ld o lo tlnd again. Hold Regina Trench at Last. 'I he Iteglun trench bad been taken uml |o«t three' times by the llriltsh. W e tool. It (bat *la> and held It • We went Into ii• tJ.ii* n p |i i rzsi men ,,f lti| ra n k s ami came net with tXNt. -I have said tlaii 1 i n* u o were on the exitenn- t i g h t of the line we Imd th e hottest little spot In France to hold for aw Idle You see, w-o had to Institute n double defensive, as we hud tbe Herm ans on o u r front mid on o u r (lank, tin* whole length of |lu> tren ch to the right of us being still ! held by tile Hermans. T here we had , to form a “bps-k." m assing our bomb­ e r s behind a h a u l , nde which was only Ilf Iceil yiuil- from t h e barricade be bind with Ii the H erm ans were lighting. Our think uml tjie Herm an tlnnk were , h r contact us tlery us th a t of t wo live* w ire ends. Atnl m eanw hile the Frltzes • tried to rush us <ui our front with nine i se p a ra te counterattacks. Only one of ‘ them got up close to it*, and we went * out an d stopped t bat with the bayonet Itehlnd our block barricade there was the nearest upprm eh b> tin actual light­ ing hell that t tin*I seen Anil j rt a mutt who was In tie- midst of it from beginning to. end came out w ithout u .■■«,r:it*-b He was n tall clmp named Hunter F o r twenty-four hours, without Interruption, he threw Herman "eggshell" bomb*. front a |>osit|on at the center of *’ur h'nrriende. He never slopped itxeept to tight a cigarette or yell for rttiut • om* to Ijring him more tsunb's fr> m Fritz * inithireil store house, lb* projected u regular curtain of tire *>f Id* own. I’ve m* dcftlbt the Herman* reported lie vvn* 11-couple of platoons, wot king In alternate reliefs, l i e was awarded the 1*. <’. M. for Ids services In that tight, and. though, as I said. In* wit* un'viniitiletl. half 'Ibe men nmund him vvere.kllbst, and Ills iu*rves fiulslnil In siti'h condition tjinl lie had l<> bo sent Intek to Unglnnd. The Big Blunder and W hit I t Cost. Otto of the grant tragedies of the war resulted front a hit o f .carelessness wlteu a couple of days Inter the effort was m ade to extend our grip beyond th e spot which we b*ok In thnt Itrst light. Finns linil been m ade for I lie F orty-fourth Imitation of the Tenth C anadian brigade, fo take !ty assault the tre n c h . section extending to the right front the' point w here we had establtebed the “block" on o u r flank. The hour for the attack hud been fixed. Tltcn headquarters sent out a eottfiter-’ 'm andlitg iinb‘r. Something wnsn t quite ready. * The* orders were sent by rnapcnl. ns all conthlcnlUl orders must he. Tele­ phones are of no avail any more, a* l.oit* our people and the Hermans hsvc nn apparatus which needs only to Ihattached lo a metal spike In the ground to "pick up" every telephone message within a radius of three miles. When telephones a re used for anything 1m port a ut messages tire sent iti code not for any vitally Important commu­ nication which might cost serious losses, If mlstmdenttood, old style run­ ners nro used. Just os they were In the days when the Held telephone wns un­ heard of. It Is the rule to dispatch two or three runners by different routes so that one nt lonst will t>o certain to nrrlvo. In the case of the countermand­ ing of the onter for the Fourty-fourth halt 11Hon to ossnult'the (icrmitn poslHon on our (lank some officer at head­ quarters thought Unit one messenger to the lieutenant colonel commanding tin* Forty-fourth would be sufficient Tbe messenger was killed by n chance shot, and Ids mcNKtige was undelivered. The Forty-fourth, In lgtioruitco of the i-linnge of plan, "went over." There wits’ no barrage fire to protect them, and tltelr valiant effort was simply n wholesale suicide, Six hundred out of 800 men were on tho ground In two tub) n Im If initiates. Tbe battalion wan simply wiped out. Several officers were court martlaleij ns a result of tills terrible blunder. We had gone Info the German trenches at a little after noon on Sat­ urday. On Sunday night nt about 10 o'clock wo wero relieved.. The relief force hud to come In overland, ta d 000 of uh who wero still on their feel were holding the sen try posts, und tlio rem ainder of the 000 wen* having banquets In the H erm an dugouts, which were stocked Up like delicatessen shops with sausages. Hue entitled foods, chainpngite and lieer. If wo had only hud a few ladles with us wo could have had n real party. I got so hupidly Uttefcslod In th e spread In mtr p articu lar dugout th a t I forgot itbout my w ound until some one reminded me that o rd ers required me to hunt tip a dressing station ‘and get nn nutl-tetanus Injection. The T om ­ mies like to take a H erm an trench, be­ cause If the Frltzes linve to move quickly, ns they usually do, we alw ays find sit it sage* beer and champagne, n welcome change from bully beef. I could never leant to Hko their bread, however. , A fte r'th is tight I w as sent, with other slightly wounded men, for tt week’s rest at the d isu n ity Htntlon nt Conlay. I rejoined my battalion, qj the end of the week. From Oct. -I to Nov. IS wo wen* In and out of the front trenches several tim es for duty t dll is of forty-eight hours each, but were In no liupurtuut action., At d:10 on the morning of Nov. ’18, n hit­ te r coltl dny, we "w ent over" to take the peslre and also the Desire snp|Htrt trenches. Those were th e nam es given these trenches. .We s ta rte d front the toft of pur old position, nr.il our ud-* value was between Tltlepval and I'o f teres, opposite UrnmiocotirtT here w as the ttsnul artillery prep­ aration and careful organization- for the a tta c k .. I wits again In chnrgt* of th e "mopping up" wave, numbering JWU men and' cunMMlng mostly of bombers It may seem e trim go to ymi that « lioniunm.tssluiii-d ullli yr should have so Ititp'irltiut tilt luodipnuetit, but somcItmcN In* this, w ar privates have been In charge of cumimnlen numberlni[,250 men, and I know of a easy w here n liutre corporal w as temporarily In cotunnlud of an en tire bntlsl'oii. It happened otr tills day th at, wtdlo 1 w as In charge o f the nocoud wave, I did pot go over w itl| tlienr. At the Inst moment I wan given a special duty by M ajor John Is-wi*. form erly matingInk editor •*( rlie Mont rent Star and The Troublesome Machine Gun. " M r t’llntotk," saht lie, “ l don't wish to send you In any special hazard, uml. so fa r ns that goes, we’re all going tu get more or less of a dusting, blit 1 w a n t 'to put tlmt machine gun which b u s been giving Us no tlltlch trouble •nit «*f union." I knew very well the inneldnu gmf he meant It wan |u it eonoreto etn-' placement, walled and roofed, and the d(>VII* in charge *if It seemed to be de in-emluiilH -of William Tell and the prophet Isaiah. They tihvuys knew wliat wit* coining and luol their gun accurately trained on It before It camp. ••|f you tin* willing-,” suhl Major Ijewis, "I wish jo u to select twenty-* live from the company and go after that gun the minute the order *111111'* t<* advance. ’Use your own judgment about the melt mid the plan for taking tbe gun position. Will you go'/" •‘I sure wilt," 1 answered. " I ’ll g« and pick mil the men right away. I think we etui make those fellow* shut up shop o 'e r there." . . . "Hood l*oyr he said. ‘‘You’ll try, ull right." 1 Marled awny. lb* called me back. "T ills Is going to Ik* u bit hot, Mo("Unlock.” he raid. taking ,m.v hand.. "I w ish you luck, old fellow—you and the rest of them." lit the tlVIK'llM they alw ays wish yoir the best of luck when they hand you it particularly mug h Jolt. I thanked him and Wished him flic same. I never saw him. again. He was killed In action within two hours Worth at $7.25 per unlit.... (No te st yet m ade for this! Ammonia O.fiO I’hos. Acid 0.25 P otash ' 0.5(1 per c e n t W orth at 87.25 per unit per r e n t Wurth ul S I .20 per unit per .cent — Wurth at S7.00 per unit Value ns Fertilizer • P lu s Value as llu n iu s e stim a te d at 1-1 ru . id % T.O..I 1*1..1.1 VhI.._ Excess Field Value in favor of Much per ton *Ui,20 " M UCK has m any marked advantage ’?■ not .easily tabulated in dollars and cents, which will readily appeal to the thoughtful former. 4 MUCK ha.4 this groat advantage, over i all other forms of fertilizers and manures: The Ammonia content not being all immediately available, it can I■e applied to the land in large quantities without foreing exrcsjdvo growth of stall; irnd foliage of plant s. thus supplying much needed humus for Noil base nt a nominal price, while furnishing more nvuiluide Ammonia the first season than the same amount of* money will buy from eommereinl sources; leaving tin vast excess Ammonia in the Muck to Income gradually nvnilabl** ns required for several your*. I he humus M ipplied in t bi* form will prepare th e soil for much b elter reel grow th, and will h>- wort h far more t han its cost lor il us feature alone; besides preventing the leaching of commercial fertiliser-- fr-«m the soil. MUCK, u* will be • xeuv.ilcd by it*. ii fn-u from'sissis of pest gro such as careless wets I, rag weed, dog fern i.l, nut grass, llcrtmidu and the like. Manure, Immr produced, has hese and more too, usually. Street tmeepingi'and said to spread Mermuda grass.soul. Manures brought in cities often contain Johnson Grass— very hard to eradicate in this climate -and other foreign weeds and grasses. . . , ‘ MUCK is free from blight, foot-rot,, and other plant disease germs, ami cannot le* excelled for promoting healthy plant growth. Manure from farm animals' provides a- j mtltfir aourco for soil infection and ts commonly believed to spread blight iind fiffrt-rot or damp-off, •■special] when used in seedbed ground. Imported manures may be possible carriers for new pests, such as red «Phlrr, the little green worm th at damaged celery Inst year, etr,, etc. MUCK is fre.- fro*** sand, is i Icsi |\ comp-ict, having been tl nting two eubie > ;tr»* - o f dry m ailer to a ton of M ud-, tln-re i« fot of ii m in a f m of M an u re Manure Usually .-ont.ims >;irid and tibi-r. if tlniioughly •!•-• ;t> I would no* yield more than I I citlm 1 \ i r ih veil men* of $IO(H)ti for M I C K ti? cubic yards) will ground half an inch deep. The same am ount of money invested i ?5.00 per ton delivered -Sanford) would furnish only enough abse ground 1-27 of un inch deep: a Very insignificant a m ount,W hich after decaying one or two years. The amount of hum us in 07 cubic yard's of M u r k .r o s t i m would require 2G8 tons, a n d co-d $ t.3-10.OP per acre. The supply of ktnlilc manure is very limited, in fart is pi three limes "tut much as stable manure, yet we will sell it to you f being paid for manure This situplv means if you buy muck you w for your money. bring t a n n e r t ourselves, we ar*- aware just what all farmers arc up agonist on the fertiliser question, tre disposed to oiler our Muck at an extremely low pri*-* per **ul>i'- yard, value considered, and to nr■ ti green ble terms of payment, so that nil may use.it in large 'enough* quantities to insure right results. Permit us to emphasize the fait that t|n-r*t is not near so much advautuge in applying Muck grad. “ a few loads per acre each year," us will be gained by enriching the soil immediately ami getting mum results at once; after which tt very few lends each year wijl maintain and increase the soil f«*rHettlly, u generous application of Muck, in Head of being looked noun as an item of. expense, should gnrdeti a s ' a sure investment that will pay an nnuuul net probt 6f titty to one hundred p e rc e n t. Wo amend 'u minimum first application id from 07 to 103 cubic yards per nrre. More could be used with Wc hope each farmer will consult with us freely, frankly utifl etnlv. ns to the quantity they can use, tee what 'terms can bo made to assist .them on the above line*. We are willing to "do our bit." for now beyond any ijuestjon of doubt -by practical experience and-observation that If used liberally, t will give the lollpwing or better results, over s period of several years: • I. Increases yield from 10 per cent to 25 per cent yearly. 2. Greatly improves quality, and hastens maturity of crops U. Reduces quantity of commercial fertilizers required front 25 per cent to 75 per cent each year. Heretofore Murk lius been generally unavailable, a* jtll excavations of it have 'depended on fuvorweathi r,condition*.am! crude arpi expensive methods of'handling. We have now made arrangements a dredging company to excavate a large amount for us, and expect to have on hand an ample qu a n ­ to supply the local dem and at all seasons of the year, and we will sell at prices that will make its conomtcal within a radius of one Irundred mHes. We expect to have th e material ready for haulinv i*en the middle of August und flrst of ScptemlH-r. For the present our privt-s will he governed'by t|ie following schedule: $1.50 per cubic yard (The materiiil will be light enough for a two-horse team to fiaul two cubic yards, if extra wide sitba-hoards arc provided.) » Discounts: * . 10 per rent for full paym ent in cash or its equivalent. For Sales made, based on measurements, in the "Itins,*' and hauled at purchaser’s convenience: 10 per rent for 600 cubic yards or more, * 15 per*cent for 1,000 cubic yards or more 20 per cent for 2,000 cubic-yards or more. CHAPPELL & CHAPPELL H. H. Fhnppcll, P hone 1I5-J "This is going to be a bit hot, MoCllntock.*' after our conversation, ltotli he.and my pal Macforlane were shot down dead thnt morning. When they t ailed for volunteers’to" go with me hi discharge of Major Lew­ is’ order tho entire cotapnny responded. I pit kul out twenty-live men, twelve lutyonet xnou mid thirteen bomber**. They agreed to my plan, which wns to get within twenty-tlva yards of the gun emplacement before,nttuckliig, to plnco no dependence on Title fire, but to bomb them out nml take tho posi­ tion with the bayonet. We followed that plan mid took tho emplacement quicker than wo hail expected to,do. but thero were, only two of ua left when wo got there—Private Godssll, No. 177.003. nnd myself. All tho rest of the twenty-flvo were dead or down. Tbe emplacement was held by eleven Continued on Page 6 A. R. Chappell, Phone 273-W Sanford. Florida, May 19th, 1916 Mr. 11. II. Chappell, Sanford, Fla. Dear Sir: • In reply to your letter of 17th Inst, will say th at where I used Muck th at it increased the yield of celery something like 10 to 25 per cent, and I find it pays the second year better than the first, and it im­ proves seed bed land a great deal. If it was possible for me to do to, l would Muck all of the land 1 farm. • Yours truly. (Signed) (i. L. BLEDSOE. • Sanford. Fla,, July 24th, 1917. ncc in the use of Muck as a fertilizer-will say th a t I regard liberal apnlieutton of Muck, the increase of celery per acre yield on land th h t had no Muck; otherwise both plots d( supply of Muck on it was far superior in quality to th a t d. 1 unhesitatingly recommend it as u fertilizer. Very truly yours, (Signed) A. T. UOSSETTEU. Sanford, Flu August 3rd, 1917 � 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. 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OF T H E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SEC TIO N . : PUBLISHED : ON SEMI - WEEKLY AND TUESDAYS FRIDAYS IN SANFORD—Lift /# Woith Living SANfOBD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. AUGUST 14, 1917 NUMBER 103 DEMONSTRATES THAT SEM­ uniforms similar to those worn by LETTER FROM HEADQUAR LAKEFRONT IMPROVEMENT, INOLE C A N RAISE THE the various arms of the m ilitary ser­ TERS DEFINES KINDS OF vice of the United States. TAX MATTERS, REPORT FLEECY STAPLE BOOKS WANTED In making his suggestion tho sec­ OF OFFICERS retory of war indicated th a t th e uni­ The respofise to th e call for books City council of tho city of S an­ form described might be used w ith­ and magazines for th e soldiers was ford. Florida, m et on August 6, out variation or with any changes so gencrou# from Sanford as to call 1917, a t 7:30 'p. m., fn regular sesThe following made com plaints for * special lette r from the head- slon. Present C II. Dinger, preairegarding th eir assessments, and on quarters. And Sanford sent 6 boxes dent pro tern Councilmen W. W. motion carried, the sam e w ere low­ of books containing 369 volumes and A bernathy, F. L. Miller, Jno. Ad- ered: ' •• • 16 boxes of tnagazines. The follow­ amd ahd Roy Sym es. Absent, B. W. • Blanche Wright. Lot 10. Block .2. ing letter from L. W. Josselyn'l £o Herndon and R. A. Newman. Mrs. Key is self explanatory: M inutes of last meeting read and Mrs. A. D. Key, L ibrarian, Hanford adopted. . , Library, Hanford, Flu. Communication from Dr. -C. ,T . My Dear Mrs. K ey: Young in reference to sanitary 'con­ In answ er to y o u r letters of the ditions of Sanford and suggesting 3rd and 7th, I have made arrnnge- certain im provem ents was read -an d m ents with the C lyde Line for you clerk Instructed to write Dr. C. T. to sliiu books and m agnzinrs via Young and in fo rm , him that the Clyde Line, addressed as follows: spirit of his letter would ho curried L. w : Josselyn, Public Library. out along the line suggested Jacksonville, .Fin. W ar Libraries, Communication from F. I*. Hines. .Deadhead, A uthority II. G. White. m anager Southern Utilities 'Co. in We can use ull books and follow­ reference to certnin improvements ing m agazines: L iterary Digest. S at­ to be made by said company was urday Evening Post, Review of Re­ rend and ordered filed. views, National G eographic, Amer­ A comm ittee from Womnn's Club ican, H arper's, , C ollier's,’ Punch. and Sanford Itourd of Trade cutui* P9ck and Life, O utlook, Craftsm an, before th e council nnd several m ade nnd' th e two boxes of Harper, Cen­ lengthy talks favoring beautifying him Park Heights, from $1250.00 t« . tury and Scribner. the bulkhead will) trees and a whitv $900.00. • I want to co n gratulate you und way, etc., after which Council mat) Mae Dickinson, Lots I ahd 2, your city on your fine spirit, your Miller rmlved that a committee be Rlk 5. Tier 10, from $.'100.00 tA prom ptness and your able method appointed to confer with City A t­ $3300.00. ' of collecting this m aterial. You are torney tleorge A. DeCottes and ob­ D, H. T hom as. Lots 3 and 4, lllk the first city of the s ta te , outside of tain legel advice ns to the powers 2. Tier 4. front $13500.00 to $ 10,­ Jacksonville, to put on a cainpuign of the city council along the above 000.00, and y o t have done b e tte r com para­ lines. Hrconded by Mr. A bernathy Fruit G row ers Express, pcrcsonal, tively th an we hnve. With your nnd carried. Com m ittee appointed front $500.00, to $360.00. books,.w e will have a b o u t 1,000 vol­ as follows: Mr. Roy S y m es'nnd F.'umes. I shall appeal next Tuesday Mrs. F. P. Forster. p erso n al.-from $ 6 0 0 .0 0 t o $ 1 0 0 . 0 0 . for 1,000 volumes from our 100 Rotarians. * * . Wm. UbUinmly, Lot H, IU^ | | , Upon receipt of books und rnagaTier 3, .by consent raised' $300(1.00 to 53150.00. II. Drew, beg. ut SB cor lllk I, Tier I, siMcascd at $3000.00. On motion carried this assessment held pending agreem ent with '.Mr. Drew.' Corporal Austin Had Toes Cut Off Jumping From Moving Train Endeh M.* A ustin, corporal in Co H, Seventeenth Infan try F’ort Ogelthorpe had tw o of his toes c u t off under' the wheels of a -train here S aturday night. He w'as asleep on the train and nVokc ns it pulled abt of the Ltatiptv. Realising th a t he was being carried past Sanford- he jum ped from tho train nnd in some m anner fell w ith his foot on th e rail, tho wheels of tho last conch passing over the end of tho toes. Ho was brought to tho office of Dr. O. J. Miller, the A. C. L. surgeon who was forced to a m p u tate two of the toca and Austin is able to be carried to home of his w ife's parents near here. 'H e was on a visit to his family here when th e accident happened to him and his career as a soldier is prob­ ably cut short by the removal of hla' toes. * llc is a form er resident of this city and hns been in service several years.* . * * / WAS N O T A SPY Stranger A rrested N ctr W ater­ works Is Rclessed • ' • T he foreigner giving the nam e of Brody who was arreste’d near th e plant of the S a t\fo rd , Public Service Co., on auspicion of being a G erm an spy was released today as there was insufficient evidence against .him to w arrant his d eten tio n . When a r­ rested he was a c tin g in a suspicious m anner and had several phials of medicine on bis person anil tho first reports about him wero th at he was attem p tin g to poison the drinking water, but these rumors seem to hav* beeti w ith o u t foundation. Ills arrest d em onstrates th a t’ Sanford .is alert and strangers arting suspicious­ ly •will be placed In tho city hastilo in quick order. . . Uniforms for H om e Guards t W ashington, Aug. 10.—So m any inquiries havo come to the War D e­ partm ent for advice as to w hat advice as to w hat would he n proper Uniform f9r organizations not con­ nected with the arm y , that Secre­ tary Baker suggested a uniform s u it­ able for home guard qfimmands. Hie a c tio n 'o f th e secretary of war. w*s dlo to a section of the national ■defense act-w hich defines m easures for the protection of the federal u n i­ form, and prohibits the wearing of Dr. Ward G els Legacy West Palm Reach, Fla., Aug. 10. — , The will (J Mrs. R obert W oith Bingham, formerly wife of Henry M. Flagler has been filed for. probate here. It names William R. Kenan, Jr., and W. A. Illhunt us executors und trustees, to servo without b.ond or inventory. It disposes of the great F'lagler estate ns- follows: To her niece, Louise Clisby Wise fnow Mrs. Lewis), all real estate cxcopt that-vested in trustees under the will of II. M. Flagler, with' request th a t she dispose of it by w ill'so th at her father and his wife shajl not receive benefit or uso of same. All of Mrs. Bingham's pearls are left to .Louise Cliiby Wise. The rem ainder of her jewelry is left to her sisters, Jessie Kenan Wise and Sarah Graham Ke­ nan, excopt one pfoco to her sisterin-law, Alice Kenan. WORK OF EXEMPTION OF DRAFTED MEN PRO GUESSING SLOWLY • . The exemption bonrd of Seminole .The rem ainder of her property Is county is busy M ay-and night getting left to W. It. Kenan, J r„ ahd W. A. the lists of those who will be drafted Blount In trust for William . R Into the first arm y and it is difficult Kenan, J r., Jessie Kenan Wise and to oblaih the list of those who are Sarah G raham Kenan, to bo shared eligible. -All those who have passed equally as follows: Standard Oil the physical exam ination -and have stock, six thousand and fifty shares,- no exem ptions of any kind will he forty-eight hundred Indiana, three given in Friday's H erald. It is al­ hundred Kansas, four hundred *nnd most certain th a t insufficient nnmrs fifty K entucky, ono hundred nnd can be obtained from th e first call fifty N ebraska, sixteen hundred New of 220 man to make up SqminoVs Jerscy, twelvo thousand New York, quota of 110 and the second draft may have to be made to fill up the five, hundred Ohio. To Owen Kenan cousin, w itlf ranks. Following is tho detailed re­ deep affection, three hundred thou- port us nearly correct as it Is pos­ sn*i dollars.^ To her faithful pastor sible. T here are several who failed and friend. Dr. George Morgun tit pass their physical examination Ward, tw enty-five thousand dollars, whose nam es do not ap p ear here as To Emily K enan,, tw enty thousand the exam ining physicians failed to dollars. T o Thomus S. Kenan, send bock the reports In time for today's paper. The detailed report twenty thousand dollars. Austin M iddleton, Sanford W nlter Garvin, Sanford R o b e rt B ry a n t,' Longwood Axxie Smith, .Sanford W. C; Cummings, Sanford D. N. Herring, Sanford Sidney Bnro, Sanford D. 1*; Self, Chuluota Geo. Stevens, Sanford W. R. Brown, Sanford Jno. K. M cKcllan. Genevi M uster Black, Sanford B. H. Squires, Sanford Sam Brooks, Geneva A. B. Wright, Sanford L. M. .K nott, S unford C. C. Locke, Sanford . B. II. W alker, Gpnevn ' D. E. M athers, Gabriellu A. J . Cain, Sanford C. Q. Cobli, Sanford Jus. M. Evans, Altuinonto R. B. Wight, Sanford Clifford Choice, Sanford I). T . Johnson, Snnford C. E. C atcm an, Sanford F ran k P itta. Sanford A. C. Jones, Sanford C. L. B ritt, Sanford A. L. Myers,. Sanford R. J. W hite, Sanford A. TJ. Mitchell, Sanford R. O. Weeks, Sanford L I. Brannon. Sanford Jas. Roy Lee, Sanford. Miles A ustin, Sanford* W. A. Samules, A ltam onte Pete Holden, Sanford . . Jam es Rochelle, Snnford (C ontinued on P a c e 41 Com m unication from N. II. Gar­ ner, asking chat assessment -sin Lot •II, lllk 1, Tier 3 be deduced front passes into speculative hands it will $15C(J.OO to $1300.00 was read and be, held for higher prices later in the on motion carried, said req u e st was year. (d) * W ith, stahlized ' ' prices, extra hazards urcdntrnduccd into all The ininltes of a-joint m eetin g of distribution links, w hich, m ust bo thq city council, the Hoard of T ra d e paid for by the consumer, ft noust and a citizens' committee h e ld in b* •evident th at the United States the council room s -1 p. m .,'J u l y 37, can more ju stly deal with the situ a ­ 1917 w«h read anil certain ite m s re • tio n 'th a n any of. the agencies men­ ferred to city-rouneil at th eir-reg u la r tioned.’ Therefore, the.food adm in­ meeting was read, und owing to the istration has determined to ta k e ’ the coming visit of the (ata(e engineer following course. ,' sam e was laid over for'Vuturo refec“ First, in order to eliminate spec­ ulation in w heat and (lour; all eveThe follow i ng reports were read vators and mills over 100 bnrrela and orrlere d filed: • dnily capacity will be required to .Clerk’s re p o rt of collect! ons for take o u t .a government license and the condition of thi« license to be: month of Ju ly us follows: " T h a t only reasonable and cus­ Taxes 191C ............Z..... $1065.40 tomary charges shall bo made for Sidowulk Liens . 104.(13 warehouse service t h a t . no -wheat Paving Liens .................. 71.62 shall be stored for more than th irty M iscrllaneous days with out the approval of the food adm inistration; th at certain I’oqnd Fees Information as to receipts and ship­ Fines ... ments shall ! e supplied regularly. The grain exchanges are being asked $2172.32 to suspend all ilealings and quota­ Rem itted to Treasurer. 1911.77 tions in future- w h e a t.' These regu­ Credit by vouchers 260.65 lations will come into force Septem nw 1 and th e licenses will be pre­ pared this wheat. Treasurer’s rqnort for “ Whllo farm ers' cooperative ele­ Ju ly . 1917: vators are excepted by the food bill, Receipts— this only referes to m utual concerns Bnl. on hand J u ly 1, 1917 and not stcck companies. Rec’d from C ollector....... “ In su b stitu tio n of the broken Rec'd from Collector down m arketing machinery, the food adm inistration proposta to open agencies for the purchase of all Disbursem ents wheat a t the prinripul term inals, Vouchors paid carrying its transactions with the Interest usual dealers, and is prepared to ta k a Balance in h an k s the whole harvest if necessary in or­ der to m aintain a fair prire, a n d will resell w heat for export in such quan­ tities ns we ra n afford to p a rt with j-irst National B ank ___ . GH2.10 in protection of our own people on Peoples Bank . 27.02 one hand and to sell on the o th er to Seminole B a n k -------- ----- , 318.98 tho millers for domestic consum pReport chief of police for ’m onth pf July, 1917; • N um ber of A rrests ...”___ 6if • Discharged rj . To Juvenile C b u rt .._____ 5 Fines assessed* by M ayor.. . • 347.75 Cash t o Collector Collected Ju n e fin e.............. 10.00 5 meals to h a n d s .................. .75 Pound Fees..................... i n ’nn By work on street!. Un-.ollccted........... .. £ �_ T T r - / r • ■* i - • a ,« ■i r - * ♦ ' '* s -z r• . *, ' I ' ►. 10. 1517 Can You Raise > ■. . THE HOME OF GOOD MUSIC FRIDAY SATURDAY Wm. A. Brady Presents "The Gulden Bullet" "A Buglnrs Bride" Comedy I’ r e ltj A llre llr ttl. In "A Self Made Widow" Also Pnthc . News "M ystery of the Double Cross" F r tla r in f h ip * MONDAY VITAGRAPH PRESENT^ A GOOD FIVE REEL FEATURE , TUESDAY WEDNES DAY WmfA. Brady Presents I’ a lh r I ' l t w r U M ulUe K in * In "H er Beloved "Fates Boome­ rang" • Pathe News Enemy" Lonesome Luko Comedy COMING ROSCOE ARBUCKLE IN •» "HIS WEDDING NIGHT" The Lyric Orchestra Will Give Special Concerts Every Night . seen at the S ta r on M onday in Paul W est’s clever atory, "A Kiss for Susie," has a very poor opinion of the building trndu in general and brick laying in particular. In the | first part of the rto ry is seen as the PROGRAM THE AT ... STAR THEATRE Merits are determined 6// eompurison FRIDAY—Param ount presents th e Irrcsistahle Fannie Ward . • in "T he Crystal Gazer" also a one reel of eztm entertain­ ment. • • * . SATURDAY—Triangle presents Wilfred Lucas in "Hands Up" also one reel Comedy "Skirt Strategy" MONDAY—Pnrnmount presents the Inimitable Vivian Mar­ tin in "A Kiss for Susie" also a "Ham and Bud" Comedy . TUESDAY' — •Metro .tin-sent* Harold Lockwood in Haunted Pajalnas" also "M ukty Suffer" Comedy. COM ING—"T he Dumb Girl of P ortid" "Tho Lost. Strayed or Stolen— W bito ( and black sp o tted , bobtailt'd terrier i ; pup (malo), named Freckles, hns*< skin infection on back. Reward for.j retu rn . S chelk M aine*.. I01-2fc WANTED W anted—Position as farm s u p e r - ! intendent. 30 years experience. A d-i drew Geo. W , T hurm ond, 20 W. S outh St., Orlando, Fla. I0i-*jtp • * and as much more each year for three years will buy you 10 Acres of some of the choicest flowing'well land in the Sanford Truck­ ing District and it should be worth double that amount long : before your three years are up. . ^, . Sanford is the Best Trucking Place in the United States Today Ilcparlmrni of the Interior C. 8. Land OtDrr it (iiinotvlllr, Kla.# lf . _ July 1*1, 1917. .. ..oll7 *ly»n that flmlaraln F. HalL rf l.ih# I, I lutldj, alio, tn May 20, I'JIO- niatU tfomaairail Unity N».*‘OV7.17, tor N\?i{ of SW)j Bcrtlon 23; anil NKIi \ ! * P 't. Sirtlon' 30 Tnwmhip III South, Itatifr 20 •!.»«( Tillahttii-r Mrflitian, haa flint iiotUe ol Intrnllon to tnaVn I ivr-yrar Proof, to p*tahll«h rlalm to tho Unit above •Wrihorl, hotcre County Judt o. at Sanlord, HoriiU; on tha 6th day nl tjrptcmhvr ISI7. I Claimant n»mr« aa wltnr*«*a. . ' (*. I.. Click ol Sanford, Florida J. !'. Co»tr< of Sanfnrd, Florida x benjamin Griffin of Markham. Florida Frank Grinin <d .Markham, Florida. , ‘ ROURItT W. DAVIS. R tt ly t rr. 97-Turr A Fri-|0 recently stated th at we shipped 3000 car loads of vegetables out of here last winter and spring and that the returns from these 3000 car loads brought our fanners $2,200,000.00. This Money came from about 2000 acres of improved land. anything more profitable? £an you imagine Mr. Sanford Man . ' have you watched the trend of things here for the. last two years? Time was when there were a few improved or partly improved places around here and there th at could be. bought way below their value. C an't he done now. Every one of those places have been bought up and are now in the big profit paying class. _Iniprpye(l farm s.are higher-priced this summer than for many years and they are constantly*advancing. If you don’t believe it just go out and try and buy a good one. ' . Well What About It? Just this! THE NEXT BIG UPWARD MOVE WILL BE ON OUR WELL LOCATED UNIMPROVED LAND. I’m no prophet, hut it’s m y business to watch these things and the signs all indicate an upward movement. Most of our unimproved land is held a t $100.00 to $150.00 per acre now. Ask the own­ ers or their agents if this isn’t true. And IT'S WORTH IT TOO—that’s the big point. ’. . What’s My Proposition? «*. Just this. I control a few 10 acre tracts of extra choice trucking land that I can sell at $000.00 each with $150.00 down and $150.00 each year at 0 per cent interest.* Or I can give a liberal discount for all cash. .* •• ■ • . . • These Tracts - • are well located, good roads, close to loading tracks, from four to she miles from the business part of Sanford. They are near good productive farms Which have been in cultivation for years and paying big profits. This is a guarantee of quality if one is needed. The Way To Judge these tracts is to •-.< .them. Don't let anyone.fool you into the belief that they an interior. I hey are equal to any land olFered b*v any one at ai .s pr:<e. They are worth more but as agent I ajn giving you the advantage of conditions and I get my Com­ mission for selling them. No need for me to ask vou more when . I can sell you these places for $60.00 per acre. ‘Titles are per­ fect and abstracts will I t* furnished. . , I Have Sold Two of These Tracts * This Week to Sanford Men men who live here and know. I can sell you one too if you will go with me and see the unusual bargain I am offering. I Have Only a Few of These Ten Acre Tracts ,-■?*, . " • this price-and they should all sell in the next fe,w weeks. You shou d see them soon if you are interested in an investment that should pay you handsomely. Liberty Bonds . Perhaps you .did the patriotic act of buying a Liberty Bond. I hope so. It was surely the proper thing to do if you were in a position to buy qne; But that may have tied up your savings and a t a low rate of interest. If so I will offer to accept Liberty Bonds in full or in part payment for one or more of. these tracts. —— l ou helped our government, now help yourself bv getting a farm hero a t Sanford while they are offered you a t half value. ' * If You Live in Sanford let me "how you these tracts. If you don’t Irve here write me at once about them. Delay will lose this particular opportunity. Write The Sanford Board of Trade _* for general information about Sanford and Seminole Countv — the best Florida offers—but remember if ypu want one of these . particular bargains-you must get it from me and be quick about it; • . PA R K A V EN U E I r Jl The Sanford Board of Trade W anted— P ractical tie inspect or with references. Good wages. O. C. Bryant, W agner, Fin._______ OP-Ctp Would like to hear front owner who has good body round tim ber for said close to»rnilro/id. Full p a rticu ­ lars in first letter^ ns to p ric e ,v a c a ­ tion, term s and grade of tim ber. Address Box 1011, Orlnndo, Fla. 07-0tj» ,, • ADVERTISING THEATRE , MuchMoirey CLASSIFIED This Heading THREE CENTS a / Fannie W ard at the S tar Toni ht Line For Each Insertion. Minimum I It is not unusual for photodram - Charge 25 Cents. a tir artists to he seen in dunl rules, hut the versatile I.usky-P aram aunt In answering an advertisem ent star, Fannie W ard— gorti these ce where no nam e is mcntl&nod in tho bettor by appearing in threo charac­ ad, please do not ask The H erald ters in her forthcom ing production, for inform ation as to tho id en tity of Usually we do not "T ho CryHtnl G azer." which will he the ndvertiser. the a ttra c tio n .a t the S ta r tonight. know who the advertiser is and’ if Miss W ard, in this unusual story we do we are not allowed to give plays us the m other and tw o daugh­ out this inform ation. Simply write ters. and with her splendid dram atic n letter and address it as per in­ ability gives each a ,distin ct charac­ structions in th e ad. terization, and a t no tim e Is one FOR SALE confused ns to their id en tity . Sev­ eral of th e scenes required th a t one Mules for S ale—T h irty head of of th e .girls rescue t h o ' other one good mules for sale. Hand Bros., from a burning building. How this •stable. “ 102-tie is accom plished Is one of the won­ ---* derful secretns of photography in For Sale'—H om e Ciunfnrt wrought w-hich the Lusky studio abounds. • iron range. Good condition. Cull at ^ HOC Park Avp. 102-tfc Thtf news wns recently sent forth ! to the astonishm ent of .th e photo­ For Sale Cypress saw dust, 510.00 drum.".! ie world, th a t Fannie Ward, Hen dollars! per car f. o. b. mill. the clever Lasky P aram ount star | Kva I.um ber Co. 1012-ttc had been injured during th e filming.1” Fup Sale—Good paying poultry of a production and had been rorilined to her hom o’ for nearly three farm ami sm all hearing grove for weeks. H aving won th e plaudits sale or exchange fqr truck farm . of tin* world for her wonderful Oak C rest P oultry Farm. Bartow , struggle with Si>s*uo Hayulfwa in Fla., or- L. Allen Seed Co., Sunfurd, . . 101-dtp "T he c h e a t." M in Ward wok nnx- Fla. v dou TOl t>> Succeed in Hits in the .trugFor Sale — Good work h orse.eight scenes with Jack Dean in "T he years old. G en tle-an ti good dtjiver. Crystal G azer." The incident occur­ Inquire It. L. G arrison, it. D. No. 1 ring in tho studio of C alh tro , a fake •_________________ 98-tfc hypnotist, when he was trying to moke violent love to her. •• FOR RENT Persons watching the scenes will For B e n t— Well screened house­ notice th a t Miss W ard suddenly keeping a p a rtm e n ts with sleeping gives a scream of pain. It was dur­ porch, All conveniences. Furnished ing this incident th a t she accident­ first floor. G18 Oak avenue. 100-tf ally dislocated her shoulder, hui in spite of the intense agony Miss Ward Furnished Booms by Day; Week continued th e scene, only to drop in or M o n th —Park nvenuc fiat, 106 a faint a t its conclusion. .Im m edi­ N orth Park avenue, over L. R. ately after the taking of this scene, Philips & Co. drug store. Mra. all work on the production was sus­ Jam es P a tto n , m anager. 30-tf pended for three- weeks until Miss Strayed .or S tolen—One light W ard's shoulder was healed. brown mule, weight above 050 lbs. Two slits in one ear. Return or no­ "A Kiss for S usie', tify Ji -M. Lewis, Altam onte. Springs. V iv ian ' M-artin, the charm ing Pal­ • 10L-2tp las P aram o u n t. S tar, who will be *n 11= 1111= 1111; ; daughter of a bricklayer who c irriw his lunch to her father daily. A building in course of construction was selectod aa the location for these \ scenes. Miss M artin hag th e habit, when she is not actually engaged in A lic e 'B ra d / is tfie s ta r of th e most superior cast, the elaborate settings scenes, of "snooping" around to see recent Wovid Picture B ra d y Made, and th e splendid phonography makes w hat is going on, so .while Tom For­ "A Self M ade Widow'* which will be an a ttrac tio n of exceptional m erit. man was enga’gcd in learning how A cn * f the Lyric to n ig h t. This A Seif Made ,Widow will be the a t­ to carry a hod of bricks,* Miss M ar­ dram a tells th e wholly'Vihusual atory traction to night at t h e 1 Lyric. *f tin started n to u r of investigation. of a young woman who passe* her­ Seeing' a ladder reaching from the self off aa t h e - whlow -of ~«~~mll!ton-d” ~ToTilght~ a t th e Lyric T heatre M ta second "floor" sT»e st'artoTT to climb it. airc. T he atory is logically devel­ Alice B rady will be seen' in the latest When she was about four feet off oped' and entertainingly told and World Picture Brndy Made entitled the ground th e ladder began to sway Miss B rady does some of her most "A’ Self M ade Widow.'.' The story and Miss M artin thought it advis­ Miss able to ju m p to safety. Seeing effective work of her splendidly suc­ is unusual and delightful. B rady's acting is great. The whole nice box ap p aren tly filled, w ith soft cessful career in this production. * production constitutes a very su ­ whitp sand.’ near tho base of the perior form of entertainm ent. 9 ee'it. ladder, she leaped into it only to \ ' W hen Alice Brady comes to the sink to her knees in a mass of soft Lyric th e a tre tonight in ‘JA Self­ Som ething new, som ething defer­ moYtar which the, real bricklayers M ade - W idow," the newest World ent and som ething intensely, interest­ were to use shortly. In trying to ex­ P icture B ra d y 'M a d e , wshe will be seen in a particularly fascinating role ing and entertaining will he seen at tricate herself from this m ass she —th a t of a rom antic young woman tho Lyric T heatre tonight. At this fell down and when Anally rescued who passes herself off as the widow th eatre on this dato th e newest was in such condition th a t she had of a millionaire. T he results of this World Picture B rady Made will be to be sent back* to th e studio to ac tio n -o n her p a rt are rem arkable, shown. T he title of this Picture is clean up. W hen the chauffeur of so say the lea st, She gets into dif­ A Self Made W idow" and the sta r ficulties and she has experiences th a t of th e production is winsome Alice her own machine. g*w her approach­ are vitalising and different. T o say Brady. T he story tells of the ex­ ing dripping with soft m o rtar a t th a t ahe sees life is to p u t it mildly. periences of a young country girl every step, he and the chauffeurs of Finally love comes into her life and who believes the honeyed words of a all the o th er machines im m ediately city man and elopes w ith him to the everything ends happily. discovered tire , trouble and. Misa metropolis. There she finds th a t he . The sta r of the newest Worldhas a wife and several children walt- M artin had to m ake the journey Picture is Alice B rady and the name ng for him and rath e r .than adm it back to th e studio in a brick wagon. of the p ro d u c tic n is "A Self her m istake and return to her native W idow ." A“ this unusual title indi­ town to be hooted and jeered at, sho cates the sto ry is a different one takes a chance and passes herself off W with unexpected tu rn s and tw ists os the \Vidow of a mnn who has ap­ .a n d a wholly unlooked for ending. parently co m m itted -suicide. But it Alice Bfady has a thoroughly con­ develops th a t tho m an h a s not really genial role to portray in this produc­ done thirf b u t is 'sc tn u lly alive and tio n and ahe certainly m akes the well. And this adds to the compli­ m ost of it. Mias B rady's acting, cations pnd to thb interest and en­ combined with the snappy story, the tertainm ent of the story. "A Sclf| M ade W idow" has been staged in a brilliant mnnncr and is a splendid surress. * . H All Local Advertisements Under LYRIC A * SA N FO RD , FLORIDA �1&*£ 0H^ Vr “ O VER TH ER E” Sincerely r e g r e t »o Inform, you t h a t S e r ­ g e a n t A le x a n d e r McCHntock Is nlUclatly r e p o r t e d d a n g e r o u s l y 111 In No. 6 general h o s p ita l from g u n s h o t w o u n d In le ft th ig h . F u r t h e r p a r t i c u l a r s supplied w h e n re­ ceived. . . , t It appears th a t during the tim e of my advcnturea w ith the black dog and the Inattentive nurse tuy tem perature had ascended to the stage when the doctors began to adm it another method of treatm ent, m ight h are been success•fuL Util I didn’t pass out. Tbe one ltd lift 1 must regret a Itout ini’ close cntl Is that my parents In Lexington’ were , In unrelieved suspense about my eon dltlon until I m yself sent them n cable ‘ from London on Dec. 15. A fter the first official message, seemingly pre­ pared almost ns a preface to tin* itn imnneeimmI of my dem ist, my father reeel Veil no news of me whatever And, ns I didn't know Mint l ho official message hail gone. 1 cabled nothing t.> him until I jnrns feeling fairly chipper again. You can't have wane though, without the.-e little inluuudfrulnuillnp. If It wero ikss II i Iu l should any some­ thing here Which would lie fitting and adequate ulsnit- the Englishwomen who liurscd -the 2.500 wounded men In general hospital .Vo 5 lit Itmien, bill £ £ ant, tired Utile man w ith • great bur­ den to bear and not much of an Idea about bow to bear It- Ua struck mo aa au Individual who would.' conscien­ tiously do his beat In any situation, but would never do or say anything with tbe allgbteet suspicion of • punch to it. A few days a fter his visit to the hos­ pital 1 saw bi the Official London UsXpCffo th a t J bad been awarded tbe dis­ tinguished conduct medal. Official let­ ters from the Canadian headquarters amplified Mila biform atton; null m w ttce from tbo British w a r offico Inform­ ed me that tbo medal sw altctl me Micro. I was told tbo king know that tbo medal had J>ocu uiyirded to me Whoube spoko to mo (it tbo hospital. L>e■pltn glowlufe reports In tlio Kentucky press be didn’t plu tt Ol/uie. Probably bo didn't boro It with him, or perhaps he didn’t consider It good form to hang a P . C. M. on n suit of atriped presenta­ tion pajam as with a prevulllng tone of tiaby blue. While I was In tho King George hog pttal 1 witnessed one of tho most won­ derful examples of courage nml pluck I have ever seen. A young Boot only nineteen years old,* MCAuIoy by ndnio. pad had tbe greater p a rt .of his Tare blown sway. The Burgeons bad patch­ ed him up Iu aomc fashion, but be was horribly dUllgureil. Ho w as the bright­ est, merriest man. In the wnnl, always Joking and never depressed. Ills own terrible ullsforttuic whs merely the tofllo -fo r humorous comment with him. He sceined to got imsltlvo amusement out of the fact that tho surgeons were alw ays sending for him to do some­ thing more with bis face. One’ doy be Was going into the o|Mwntlng room and n felloW patient asked him whut tbe new operation waa to be. ‘‘Ob,’* be M|ld, "I'm going to have a cabbage put oh In place of a head. I t’ll grow better than tho ono 1 have now." * * One© In n fortnight ho would tnniii ago to get leave to absent himself from tho hospital for nn hour or two. Ho never came hack* alone. It took a couple of men to bring him In. Oii the next mom lug he would srfy: •"Weili it was my birthday. A mtan must have a few drinks on his birth- 1 tiny." *. . I was discharged front the hospital In tha middle of February and sent to a comfortable place at Hastings. Bus. sex, where 1 .lived until my furlough palmers entne through. I had a Due Mute In Loudon at the theaters and clubs pending tny departure for Ijotfid. When tny fuMottgh had arrived ] went \ to Ituxton, lu-rhysldre, where the t.'n- j 1 lindlnii disehnrge t!e|sit was liH-nted. j and was provided with transportation to Mott triad. 1 came hark to A ruction oil the Cauaillnq Pnrlflc Itoynl Mnil steam er Metngatmi, ainl the trip wniF without Incident of any Bert. We lay for a time In the Mersey, awaiting word that our convoy wna ready to seo us out of tile thitiger tone, atiil n de­ stroyer escorted its H«l miles on our w a y ." ‘ surplus stock. If I bad undertaken to eat and drink and smoko all tbo things (Continued FYom Pago 8} th at were brought to mo by Americana Just because f was an American I’d reached tw enty-tw o they told trio that be back In that hospital now only get perhaps there were a few more In ting fairly started on tb o .Jo . ..b It's there, but they thought they’d b e tte r ■0In0 * be" y0° nw?d **• let them etay. Wounded Get Great .Welcome. My wounds bad become septic, and It Tho* wounded soldier getting back to was necessary to glvo all attention to England doesn't have a chance to Itn dm lnufc and c u m - It was about this ■cine Hint his rervL-os arc not snare«lm*--*-v**r.vthing for nwhtlo sirm - elated. Tim” welcomu bo receives be­ od to liecome baay and my memories gins a t Mte railroad station. AH traf­ got all queerly m lx c d u p and confused. fic Is stopped by the liobbles to give 1 recollect 1 conceived a violent dis­ the smbulauces a clear way leaving like for a black dog that appeared tbo station. The [ieople stand In from now here uotv and then hud be­ crowds, tbo men with their bats off, gan chewing iu my leg. and t believe while the ambulances pass. Women 1 gave tbs m irso a severe talking to rush out aud throw dowers to tbe because she Insisted on going |o look wounded men. Sometimes there Is s on at the ball gam e when she ought to cheer, but ususlly only aMence and Ixj .sitting by to chase that dog nwuy. jvonls of sympathy. And I was perfectly certain about hot T hiflvltlg George hospital was built being a t tbe bull gume, beeauao I saw. to be n government printing 'office and her there when 1 was playing third was nearing completion when tbe war huso. broke cut. It has been made n jwru disc for convalescent men. The bare: The Alarm ing Cablegram. -• ness and the sick suggestion and char­ It was at this tim e (on Nov. IM. 1010. acteristic smell, so Id apeak, of the ten days a fte r 1 had been wounded i th at my father Iu Islin g to n received tbo following cablegram from tbo olll cer In ebargo of the Canadian record* In England: "I thank y o u , ” ho said, “for myas'lf and my poop!# (or your ssrvicst." average hospital tire unknown here. There*utv roll* lights ami comfortable Itod* ami pretty women going about Mint jMiwcr Isn't given me. A l l | can n* vIsit•»rs. The Made bcm itle*-and do Is to fall bm k upon otir iiiom pro­ ■-oMiedluiis cunie to entertulo us. The found American expression of'respect food Is delicious, and Ihe chief thought nnti nay Hun my hut Is off to them " o f every one seems to Ik- to show the One nurse in Hie w ard in which I lay Inmates wlmt n mnifurtnhlo mid cheery had been on her feet for fifty-six hours, thing It is to he ill among a lot of real with hardly tim e even to cat. sin- friends, I was there from December (InnHy falnti-d fro m ’ exhaustion, was until February, and tny recollections «urrh-d out of the vrnnl and wiis buck nf the stay are so pleasant Mint some­ ngnlu In four hours. assisting- at an times I wish I was hack. operation. And the doctors were tb*. O n -th e Friday' before Christmas lug their hit, loo. In living up to the there was a concert In our w-ard. obligations Which they considered to Among Mo- at lists who entertained us I 'was Informed l>efore my departure Jut thclis. An operating room was In were Fay Compton, (Jertrudo Elliott that a commission as lieutenant iu ilia! every ward, with tire tallies In rn< It tslsier of Maxltio Elliott). (Ieorge Itoble ('mindlnti forces awaited tuy return A fter the fight on the Somitie, In ivhlcli and other stars of the, London stage. from furlough, and I had every liitetiI was wounded, nut a table was va­ After onr protracted stny In the .Mon of going hack to accept It, hut cant a n y 'hour in tin twcuty-ftlur for trenches and our long absence from *dnco I got to America th in g s have hopdays at a time. Outside of each room all the civilized forms of ntiiuaeiueid pencil. . Now It's Mu- arm y o f* Uncle was a Jong line of stret hors contain­ the affair setmeil to us the ntfist won­ H n m jo r mine. I’ve w ritten these sto­ ing patients next n waiting surgical nt- derful show ever given. And In some ries ti\sh o w what wo are up against. tentlon.' And In nil that stress I did ways it was. For Instance, In the most It's going to ho a tough gume mid a not hear one word of complaint from entertaining of tlnnnuMc exhibitions blomly one and a Harrowfu! one for the surgeons who stood hour after did., you ever see the lady;, artists go tiinpy, hut lt'j< up to us to save the hour, using theirr .skill si.il and Induing for a roar il and reward enthusiastic up- Msue where It's mostly right ou ono i .dim petty pay of Enggllslt army medical! plnuse-wlth kisses? Well, Mint's what side and nil wrong ou the other—nntl j officers. ive got. And 1 am proud to say tluif I’m glad wo're In. I'm nut willing to ' On lice. 5 I wtm told | wiih well it was Miss Compton who conferred quit soldiering now, hut I will lie when wo get through with r i d s . B ecause; enough to Ik* sent to England, and on Mils hojior upon me. the next day I went ou n hospital train ‘ At uttmit 3 cy lock on that nft or noon, when wo tinlsh up with nil Mils there from Rouen to H avre. Here I was when wo w ere’nll having n good Unto, won't he any necessity for soldiering, i plnfed oh a hospital ship- which every ouo of’ the orderlies throw upon the Tho. world will bu free of war for a medical ofTJ^or In our ni'my ought to dobr of tho wnnl amt nnnotmretl In « long, long time, and a t!od’n m ercy; hnvo n chance It; Jus|>o<|. Nothing In­ loud voice tlm t Ills m ajesty the king that. . Tin: EJttl. genuity could contrive for convenience was coming In. .We could not have ' and comfort was missing. Patients been more surprised I f 'some one had ,-wero sent below decKs In elevators thrown |n n Mills Umit*. Alino-t Im Ths Stats of Wssts>Avanla*. * and then placed In switiglug eradlus iiicdjalely the king walked'In, accomTho "province nntl government at which hung letol no m atter what the pntiled tiy it number of nlds. Tltey lW stkylvanln" was n proposal .made by ship’s motion might he. As soon ns were nil Iu service uniforms, the king the settlers in tho southwest of Penn^ had been made (comfortable In my having little In the style o f his uni- ttylvnuhi nml tho adjacent territory for p articular cradle' I w«* given a t»ox ( form to distinguish him from the nthMm creation of n new state. It origi­ • j’ erq, lie walked nroiftul. presenting nated In connection with the troubles - 0Al'l| l^Bciit with n copy of "Queen between, Virginia and Pennsylvania, ^***^ ~~ -**^ Mary's Gift Book," an nrilsMc little and tho scheme waa brought forward i volume, .with pictures nod short stories .early Iti July, 1770. A description of by Mo* mnsl fncimis of English artists Mm proposed government defines the and writers. When ha beared my Inal hounds ns "beginning nt tho eastern lie turned to otto of the nurses nnd.li- branch o r th o Olds uplandte the mouth of the Scioto and running thence Iu a qttlfcd; . I direct line to Mto Owasloto pass, thcnco "Is Mils the ntte?" * Tim nurse, nodded. He came and sat to Mm top of tho Allegheny mmiutulns, at the side of tho bed nnd shook hands thcnco with tho top of Mte onld moun­ with me; lie naked ns to w hat part of tains to the unrthYrn limits o f the pur­ the United Suites 1 had dome front. chase made from the Indians In 17iVH at Iiow l luol got tny wdhnds nnd what the treaty of Fort Stanw lx. thence the nature of them were, how I was with the Bitld limits to tho Allegheny or getting along nntl what I particularly Ohio river nml (hen down the wild w ished done for nte. I answered his river us purchased from the said In­ questions mid said Mint everything 1 dians nt tho aforesaid treaty of Fort could possibly wish for had already Htnuwix nt the beginning.” A call for a convention to u'rga'ulzo -the govern­ been done for me. ment was Issued, hut n memorial of Thanked by King and Decorated For tho Virginia committee of W est Au­ gusta county to tlm lower houso of nsBravery. "I thank you." he snhl, "for myself Kcmhly led to the abandonm ent of the nnd my people for your services. Our plan.—Philadelphia Press. gm tltudo cannot be great enough lev PsoplA Stand In Crowds, ths Msn With wnnl men who' have served ns you London's Crystal Pslscs, H sts Off, WHils Ambulsness Pais. have." Crystal palace was originally built He spoke In a very low voleo and which had engraved upon If: “ Present­ with no assumption of .royal dignity. In Hyde park for tbo great exhibition ed w ith tho compliments of the Union There was nothing in tho least Ihrlll-' of 1851. I»elng afterw ard removed to At C astle line. Slay yup have a apeedy lug almut tho-Incident, hut there was Ifs present slto nnd re-erected. nntl good recovery." T he box contain­ much apparent sincerity In the few the first stnle opening of the palace by Queen Victoria,It was urged (hat the ed cigarettes, tobacco mid a pl|K*. • words. usual artillery 's a lu te should not be W hen the ship docket) at Southamp­ After ho had <o; ip m -p of tho nurkes fired, the reason given being that the ton, n fte r a run of eight hours acro*» asked mo wlmt 1: • I id raid . cohyttsslon would shiver the glass roof channel, each patient w as asked what “Ob," I said, *'(« o:,-:e nskcyl mo what and tho company mummified t>elow. In­ part of the British Isles ho would like I thought about the v.ry the wnr was cluding her innjesty. would Im ru t lido to l>c tnkrn to f o r tbo period of bis being conducted, nnd I said I'd drop In convalescence. - I requested to bo tak ­ and talk It dVor with him im soon as mincemeat. Hire -were the predictions of Mte scaremongers when the design en to London, where, 1 thought, there l was well riiotft.'b.lo 1e up." for tho palace wns made public. The was tho i*e»t clrancd' bf my seeing There happenedjtmo «T the great dis­ first gale, they Bald, would Inevitably Americans who m ight kuow me. Bay, appointments of my life. Bln- didn't wreck It. while the beat engendered h) 1 su re uvado n good guess! 1 didn't seo U>e Joke.. Bite,was English. She tho sun pouring Its rays upon tbe know many Americans, but I didn’t gasped ami glared ht me, anil f think domed glass roof would bo no terrific need to know them. They found mo sbe wont out and reported that I was th a t no hitman being could withstand and m ade tbenuelrea aeqtraldted. They IL jConsequently If they escaped an delirious ngnlq. brought things, and then they went Really, I w asn’t -much Impressed by avalanche of glass they would ho reas( o u t'to get more they bad forgotten to tba English king. He seemed a pleas cd to death Inside the case. bring Jbe first trip. T he second day. We Can E quip Your Office With Anything You May Need FORYOURIEveryday-Someone Says == “I Didn’t Know, 1 You Sold It” Ink Ink Wells JPencils Pencil Holders Pencil Sharpners Erasers T h e chances are that it its for the Office we do . Sell it. # * ’ ’ * • Rubber Bands Rubber Stamps Call or Phone us about your Requirements and we will v do the rest. - . 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Price $ 2 .5 0 Delivered The Herald Printing Office Supply Department Phoqe No. 148 !llll=llll=llll •m �I 9 10, M l THE BAHTOBO HERALD PAGE SEVEN1 * o f Florida, la M id circuit tk *h Polly’s face was as pink as a row* •ctaaui ia If s o y tb ay k m , w a y ( a i d Im u , of n t he Scampered down the path to Join bond* thould l o t be validated and canflrtnrd according t o U w j *nd a t *ueh itiwat his twin. •• . ■ nd place *11 person* *o desiring m ay be Th'o doctor dropped his cigarette h eard on tho n u t t e r of tho validation of aald bond* oa la pi o sided by C h a p te r fl*S9 ■tub over tho veranda roll. nt th e l . i * i of Florida 1*14. » "Is there nqy sjieclnl reason," ho Wltneoe, E. A. Douglas*, Clark of aald court o s thla thu Sth day of A u g u st, t S Il. *flht, "why you should tre a t mo In this (teal) E. A. DOUGLASS. way?” Clark of tbo (Circuit C ou rt, S eventh Judi . rial Circuit in and for flemlnota Co., Flo. Polly turned on him hotly. lO g -F r l-tu - Ib-cnuso ynu'vp chosen to stay in 1 ■ T ract. Block t#. Tl*r I I , T o w n of Hanford, recorded tn Flat Book H. Pag** 111 to IBS (OttOB* Co. lUcorda). T h e aald land bring aaaiaead a t lb* d a ta of t b a laauanco ot auc Certificate In lb* name of Unknown. i Atao: - Notice I* hereby given th a t J. F. Lain*. purrha»*r of T ag Certificate Ho. 101, dated, th e 6th day of J u l y , A. D. 19W. haa By I Z O L A F O R B 8 T E R * filed aald certificate In ray office, and h*a mad* application for | t « deed to laau* In accordance w ith. taw. Said certificate e m ­ SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSCSS^ & a , brace* th* ft Hotting dcarrthed properly altuoted In Scminol* county. Florida, |o-w ltt MU" ‘ E U of S E ' f ^ r N W l ( ol SE >J 8«c 2*2. T 20 S, It 30 E. 5 *r(V*. T h e aald land* brljjt 'answer. Don looked enutlnusly tlrts . l i t t l e ‘s u m m e r n m o r t , s i m p l y - f a r r— r-----r — tgO T IC IL. / a«9r**ed at the data of th d l**tikhc«"or a'urh 'ffiviiil* th0 banidBter rolls. Some- ctiiL* f..r n . .. ...... , 1 , . . 7 l n * r i a hareKy given t h a t under and by virtu# certificate In the name of C. II. VanDam an ***7(1 in very bandy to bo only three i- g i r tin angels, and marking time, ■«f a r r n a i n wilt of execution D*ue<] o u t of C '. ' , y o u ought to he rlcht In l h « th lrlc ' *"«• tfndtr «h# *«■! of the Circuit C o u rt of Alao: Notice I* hereby given th a t J. F, “V , half-foot*' hlgti. Below, In the owhen f ItY t i b ,, ... , V,, „ . ‘" ^ “ Grange cpunly. Florida. on tba 12th .lay of I-alng, purchaser nf T a i C ertiflrata No. I&9. I I . center hnll.'everything w u quiet. •r It. loti know that H u l s going. I ll ; J u >*, A. I). 190P( IS the rtu** therein dated th n 6th day of Ju ly A. I*. 1914 haa go III n nilmiti-. If I were a m n n A s i pending i q which W, J. Hill A C ompany Iliad aald certificate in my offleo, and haa L ! ,w|n» loved the ball when the It Is. I ' m 1..I..I ... . . . J • . were plaintiff. and A n n . C. Wood bridge was I., I 111Joining the lied Cross and ■d rfa n d a n t I h .v o lovlatl upon th* fcllowlng made application fur t a t deed tn i**ue in awa Fnntlght strenuied In through the accordance with law. Bald certificate enjthe following dearribed p ro p r tly altu j ^ l n e il gbiBS window a t the bond rnriulng a unit here among the utrlw ! rivwvvlbwd land* oa th# property of the de- ubracee t t t d In Scrrlnol# county, Florida, to-wit: c i o n ,, c r i b the stulrcuso. ' l^»t IS Stentiford’a Add. to Sanfcyd. The Bf nt* 3 'I F. rem a in in g 6 at res-m ore or aald land being «aa»avad at th * data of l**u. you do something? Anything! [ ih wn» the* luncheon hour. Don don’t It** and h cllnui situate In Seminole anco of auch certificate in t h a nam e of A. D. ........................... ..................................... " ■ « ? ; “ __ If you’re not good for anything else, co u n ty , Florida! I will rip o a e and iiflrr th* Stcnriford a lf>«.. la** that the grown-upa wore snfe In run nn aynbulnnce ‘on the front. Do • a l l tan s f i t a da s ’, public ou tcry to th* Alao; Notice i* hereby given th a t J. F. ^ dining room, but ho did think that anything highest and beat bidder (or caah before th* f.ainr, purchaser of T a i f’erllficate No. 134. nmnage lawn socials and C ourt l t o u u door of Saminot# county daied th e Sth day of J u l y A. D. 1913 ha* IVlly might have stayed within hear­ strawberryhutfestivals for the benefit of Florida, at Sanford. Florida, o n . t h * Aril filed aald rrrtlflrate In my office, and haa M o n d ay -and th*. th ird day nt Sente miter, made application far ta a deed to iaau* in ing ditto nee. All Souls*.” A. t>. 1917, th* aapir h cln t a regular aalt* accordance with taw. Said certificate em ­ *Oh, I’ollco 1 B c ttj's eating tho goldThe doctor, stood up quickly, look* d a y and w ithin th* tr i a l hour* of aal*. brace* th e following daerrihad prop erty altGiven at Panlotd, Heniinnle county. Flor­ uated in Seminole county, Florida, to-wft: *1sh.H The little door under tho stulni Ing down nt her with a new expression ida, thla the let d a y of Auguat, 1917. hot B, tllock 9, Tier l>, Sanford. T he eald cnutloualy nnd Polly looked E. E. B RA D Y, 8h*ii(I. In IiIh eyes. It was a new Polly who land being a u r u n t at th* d a t e of tha laauSeminole County, Florid*. *ot shaking her fldger In warning. ■ nee ot auch certificate In Ih* nam e of Mr*. faced him belligerently. He had nl* 100-Frt-Stc J. Wad*. -You Donnlkln I" she exclaimed In n wuys her the usual type of Alao; Notice 1* hereby given th a t J. F. * N O T IC E whisper. "Don't you dare call my girl In thought the summer colotiy, nnd while la hrr«by given t h a t an *ppllcatlon will b* luring, purchaser ot Tag C e rtlfirlt* Nn. 137, nude. I don't want anyono fo know ho had frankly fallen In love with her mad* to th* H onorable Jamea W. I’crklna, dated th e 6th day ot Ju ly , A. I). 1913. haa aald certificate in- m y ofltra. and haa where I nm. W a t have you been do- from the first, he had not been keen • 'a l l * , ia v r n t h Judl-U I Circuit, Florida, at Died D*l.and, .Florid*, or whrr«v*r th * J u d i * mad* application for lag deed to iaau* In accordance with law. Said certificate em­ -jag now 1" on telling her so. And now, without m ay he, oa t l * 3rd day of Septem ber brace* t h e following d e a th b e d property altD. 1917, tor a ch arter incorporating th* •••Tlin't me, Polly," Don protected. warning. Polly had lifted the veil of A. Flrat Itaptlat C h urch of Saniord, at S in- uatad in Semiaole county, Florida, to-wft: ■It'i Hetty. Sbo got on a chair und her frivolity nnd s h o w n him something ford, Florida, a corporation n o t. for profit; U t 1, -Stvntlford't Add. to S anford. Th# Id land being aaaeued a t (he d a ta of the picked them out, and said ahe was go- of the real woman .nature behind It. th* general n atu re sand object of th* cor­ laauance of auch certificate In tha name of poratio n akall b* to maintain an d ronduct ; teg to cat them." , . a t h u r c h of the Uaptlat denomination to­ N. If. G arner. .H e answered her slowly. Unleaa aald certificate* t h i l l be redeemed gether with a S unday achool an d Ilibl# prom the top of th e stairs came n according to law t a i deed will laaua'thereon "I came over today on Uni's Invita­ achoot an d other Inatilutionv of inatriictfon. ■brill. Indignant protest h e following named appear aa Incorpora­ on tha 16th day of Auguvl, A. I>. 1917. tion to tell him I’d been accepted ns Ttor*: Wflnrra m y official algnature and leal thla K. I l r l u o n . Joe Cameron. F. P *1 didn't eat 'em. I played they chaplain on the Alert. We salt, I be­ ttinri, l>.lira. D, Mallard. Jno. D. Jlnkfn*. ... ....................... 1 t ‘A. “D DU “ G l.A SS. wire nil*whales and p u t them In the lieve. the 17lh. Before I left I wanted J. t - Miller, F. r . Gatchrlt; W. E. Schggan Clark Circuit Court Seminole Co., FI*. an d Sthrlle Maine*, all of Sanford, Ftarlda. (aeall liathtub.” Hy V. M. Dougl***, D.-C. to itak you to ho my wife. If I return." T h r proyoaad ch arter now being on file In □ l- F r l- ll c th e nfflro of, th e Clerk of t i e Circuit Couit, poily took ono look In the direction ■Jfhqre wns»n long silence. Polly's In Sanford, Seminole county. Florida. •f the closed dining room dour.-gnthi •blue eyes wntchcd the shore whurA NOTIC E (IF A SS IG N M E N T 100-Frl-lta To All Whom It May Concern: ertd her skirts about, her and fled up Betty's pink dress nnd hnt .nmde her Thl* i* to notify you th a t I have been Circalt Court *7 Seventh Judicial named aaalgnee hy l.oulv. Paint nf Sanford. the stairs. Don wntchcd her disap­ resemble some unlimited blossom bob­ Ip « Ifie Itrull.. Sc ndn.de County, Florida. Chan- Florida, **.*JKnor In a Certain deed ut a l i g n ­ pear, Hetty clasped In her nrms. The bing uround. rrry ment. conveying all hi* property, both real Monde l.re Manning, ways of sisters were beyond his ken. and peraonal, for (he benefit df hlv rreditor# *'I think,” she snld'Aoftly. "that the Illll of Complainant tidfr the law* r.f Florida, a n d you and each fl« began t» pine for the companion- twins' decision was right, after nil." Complaint 1 you ar>- hereby renuifrd w ithin >tvly daya Manning Diaorr* ihlp of bis own sex. J u s t then the din­ (Copyright. 1917. by ilia McClure Ncwapa- Mil**Do.endant if Ihe rreditor live* tn thla ata le , an d within four m onth, if ba-yond th e limit* of th r ing room door opened nnd Uncle Hal Is.r Syndicate ) To Milea Mannlnge Wayrroaa, 17a.: * elate of -Florida, .worn a ta t e m r n ta ot ac­ You are hereby urdrred to ijpprar to ih " count* arn in .r th r aald a*-lgn. r, came out, followed by the doctor. Don In 11 ut complaint filed herrin again-t you on Thi* July 23ih, I P l t approved of the doctor first because or hiJo-e t gid fir-l Monday in September. H EN R Y W IG H T . True In Some Cates. V . A l>. 1‘J |7 , ih* Same tiring ihe tr d day of A- iguee. he was not a doctor of pills anil bitter • aid month and a rule day of i h | . rnuri A book reviewer In the Bondoii P3-Frl-3lr njrdlrlncs. He was tho new rector then and there lu main, rrn w rr to *ati| hi'l * Times makes the rather remarkable tie.-itn fail not or a decree fro' conf-* o will OTcr nt the little stone church where No,ice nr Appilcauoo for la v D e n t I mirr tie tchen and n i l x n t agai ) l you, fo'luvrrd assertion that the word 'Tnlt-restlng” hy l.n i! decree. Heritor, a nf Chaplet IHHi. I.aw* of f l o r ­ the twins went To Sunday school. id . Is tint one that should ordinarily he I. la furth. t orde . il th a t tH< no;Ire I r (IH>n understood that he hnil been a applied to u work of fiction. It Is re- |<uMivl,rd (iv the Sanford If.raid, a h * a e . Notice I* herehy given th a t W. C. WIT1la?n-on. ol Ta* (’ertlflraia No. IS. cotlep- mate of Uncle Hal, nnd there­ ineekalde h'-enuse, for some occult rea­ ..ajH-r p u t r i ' U d In Senrinnle couoty. F;nr- dated tnopurrhaaer day bf July, eA. D. 1913, ha* <da, or.ee ear o am-k for a peri-ij ol.lSur con- filed aald 6th cert if), ale ip m> otTire, oml -baa fore was an all-round good fellow. As son. tn* considers ‘the word unsuitable ae utiv* weak*. Wtine • E. A. f*ouglaae, the rt*rk nf our made nppiicalinn for lax deed to Uaur in they nut out- on the vorondn now. In In Its npplleytion t o -any fiction of accordance with law. Said rerllfleaie em ­ circuit court *tid the ae*I nt aald court, at the deep willow chulrs. smoking, Don whntever character. If he had said the rnurt hour.* io Hanford, thl* th e 20th brace. the following deecrlhrd p n p.-rty *lluated in Seminole county, Fl-.rlda, to wit: sorted nmrldes on the top step nnd' that it bus An f i t n e s s when applied to dayI . f iofl l July, lulT. N W 'i of N F ' i and S W 'r of N F > , and N li K. A l x r i t . i l . ASS of N W 11 -1 k K J . and H E .. nf SE-«v . Sec eyed th e doctor thoughtfully. ilc-F rtS lc lunch current Helton lie would have 2*. Tp. |9 S. It, J# Ka.i 1 tn *e,e. The Noticing Hint Uncle Hnl was doing iirm ise.l n n surprise.—Kvehange. • aid la.ut i-elug a- w—n l at itle dale ot thr t-«uanrr "( *uch eerrill. ate in the name of Io Ihe t Itrull . ourt S r i c n l h JodlrlAi c i r ­ roost nf the talking, and that the doc­ Cnlr.a *aid certificate cuit Seminole f o n n t f , I'turlda. tn Chan* D. li, C n-n.lta* . tor was. nit her absorbed, he begun to akall be redeemed aeeordini; Jo law t*> deed erry , will ivtue thereon no the 16|h day of AllHeal* Smith • , connect him with Polly's attitude to­ gu*t, A. D* 1917, V*. Citation ward life, nnd to regard him suspi­ Witne.a my olllclal vignature and era I thik Jo hn Smith the 13th day of July, A l>. 1917. T o Jnl.n Smith, rcaldcnr* unknown. ciously. When Undo Hal went down | t ill ol runtplatot haa het n tiled, in the (aeall E. A. DOUG 1.ASS. to the icnrnge Don ventured to take Clerk -Circuit Court S*minqle Co., FI*. circuit court of the Scvehth Judicial Circuit, Notice ««f Mlorhhotdn*- M l * Ing Hy V’. M. Dougl***, II, C. Senrfn.de county. Fturlda. in Chancery his |dnce beside the doctor, and talk Pursuant to * d )o u rn m tn ( duty l a d and againat you, h> Ea*Ie Smith, and it ap9 (- F rl!3fe , taikin al i b r an nu al n-ritlns ot th<- alnft- |o arifig (ium ilfn latil Itled In thla rauae th at to him ns tnnu to man. ' hold.*ri< «f F. K. D u tton . Inc., * .er'pnrarion yhu are not a re-ident 'Of. the *tate «/ Florvpplltallnn fur Tai l l r r d 'ndcf N. flIn* nr "You know," he sqld, “Betly pnd •>f the a|a(* of Moil la, b*ld on Ibo IMS day fi(a a t your re-idenee t(a and th that re-ld*nre l» fr unknown, and Mi-rtlun Muf Uiiaplrr l.d«*A o( I leaf aaf Jlinr, 1917. t h r adj. urm d annual mrrtlng th at riier* )« no per-un In the atati nf Flor­ I've decided you ought to marry ot Ida tha- atorl. holder* of the .aid cor|.tiralinn ida (lie *cfvlre of a .tllipro-na uu*n whom roily." Nufirc I* hereby given th at F. -I., Woodwilt lie held al th e nVinrll'al l.fTc. of i t r .aid would bind you, th* arid Jnl,n Smith. purrhw»«-r »( T»» Cerriflentr Nn. 33, “Oh, you have, have you!" The doc­ eorpufalii n al t i n l n i d , I ir . 'a i (.--let o'rtojk T h e r e i n * -It I* ordered tliat you. John full, In the aflernoAn nn tbi lo th da'- nf Augual, s 11■i. h app.-ar to the above entitled rwu*v on dated the fi.h.i’ay of July, A. I », t i l ! ’-, > v tor s.idled down nt the little slx-yertr- 1917, tor the purpnae i f eterring fliicior- ot or li.fort- the l». day of Ortoher.* 1917, nr filed atld i *rt I'lcatc • In my olfirc, and ha* ajd tori'oratlon. re r e iiin r and urtlng upon, |t>e 1)111 of complaint bird againal you wl!| mad. »p| lir«ti -n far t-a d ir .l tu 'i-aur in eld figure hi tan linen beside Idm. rreport* a.-, iinlanct with law. Said rertifirair- cm- X »| *aid corpnratlen. an-l ti - offu-rra, aw t on1***ed, “Hut li.'is Polly decided? Have you and the (r a n .art ton *d an> and alt other in- ll tai*k t nforther lieitrn Ihe folluwing dc-^elbcd prupert) •!(ordered lh»t thi* nrder be uat. '1 in 5i-mii..)1e ‘ruuci>. Flurida. t«>-wii Ituilnrta lhai may I r e r r a e ji id a. .aid puidl.l.ed in (he Sanford Herald once a tikiil her?” |oit* 1 a n d 3. Block 19, Fatifnr.1 farm , at mrr int, week for eight con-eculri** week*. Monroe. 'Ih e *ald land fa.n g *.»caard at K,.st. |it!TTl*lf. * “We rllil," said Don cheerfully, "hut tVilne*. my band a* •■Jerk, id 'h e rlre u lt the dale <rf th e i«uant-.- nl •„ r h re rllfiiato in 107-lte Sartilerf. court of Scmlnel" county. Florida, nn l[iU" I hr name t.f-Tbriina* Hr<>». rho tul4 u s sbo dididt have nny opin­ (he C6th day of July, A. D. 1917. tiro: Nut ire la ^grcl.y given tfiat F. I ion of nny man who wasn't brave (voajl. , E. A. IM>UGI.AS$, Nollrr- uf HtnrHkalilMf. A im in g Wuiidrufl, pureha*. r nl T a t f r r l i | l r a t e No. I l*rk nf ih* Circuit Cnuri nf the Seventh tnougli to do Ills own courting. WImt's I’urauant to mfjmjrnmrr.t <fu1> hnl 117, . l a n d th e fill .lay >1 Ju l), A. D. 1913, Judicial Circuit. S*ruloeie CtAlltly, hT*. hafiled axirt certificate in my ulllcc and haa rwinh.c? Ibis It nnythlug to do with lak rn at Ihn amtual mrilirig cd thr- ' GEo. A IM ICITFS h f l d r r i ’ bl D .u to n « rat.w I . m ;ah > , • ifc application far tav dr. d to i>,uc l„ Solicitor *t .l ('• u.».1 lor Complainant kings mnl queens? Or Is It about thu puratinn nf 1 h*‘ *lnl* rj I 'o:lda, K*-1 aeru(danro with Ifla, h»l<l u r . i l i r a a i cm9-H-liir . * liracc* the follow ing'de.ct(bed property »U(hr- I9h .lay »I J y n r , 1917. .h r afijnurnnl' ‘ police?" Mated In Seminole younty. ITnrida, tn.wltt annual m r d ln c of I hr alnrkhul.lvr* ul th* “t'ourtlng,” repented tho doctor, aalt) ro ip o ra.o n will t * h*l.t at thr> prir>rt|i*l Notir,- Ilf tppllrjltnn rot Fav Deed I n tier S i , ol c 1, ul N E ' t . r i bl- ' ,. See. 38. T H rr.lon It of Chaplrr Itifck. I.aw* V>f Flor­ 19 9. It. 19 E. It. ac(■• aid land li? geniiv. "is what people call wooing, ,<vTirr nf th* ««td ro r p o r it lo n ' a t ' Satifurrl, Fla.. *1 2:13 i i ' i l m l in th* alli-ftin.tii nn Ih* Ing a*-*-a,ed at th »l v * the .••uar.re of ida Dun. und wooing Is or—or—” N orite i« hereby giver! (hat Thor. E. Wl i ­ ICIlh .lay nl Auguot, 1917, fur thr* puipoar ol aueti rtrtifieate ifl the name of C. t'hilpot g riirrftor* of aald crriH-ration, r*- ven, port ha**r of Tai Cerriflcate* No*, ft, II. Irv. “Ju-t hanging around n girl that rifflin rvlvlng and a f t in g upon irpnrt* ol aai.| dated th e 6th day ol July. A. I>. 1915,.T a* 1' n'. -abt crrtlficgtev ‘-l.atl be eedeemed you llhc?” Innocently. rrirporatiun and Ita ofnerr*, and lit* tran*- Cetllficate No. H, d a tu ) Ihe fill) day ol July. r-e . g tv h v . a t deed, will I o n - | here- I X A. I*. 1913, Tav Cerrifieate No. 711, dated Till- doctor’s fuco took on a deeper ■rtlnn o l- a n y an d all t-thrr hurinca* th at ihe Ith da) rf November, A. D. JS95, Tav . .0 rh - 16th d*V nl Augurt, A. I* I9'7. may l a prraantrd at anl't inrrllng. V, itprv* toy offl.iri viftiaiure and real ihia tint. 111- smoked In silence. Certificate No. 721.’ dated th* 41tv d*y of l i e 1 ith d a y of Jaly, A. D. 1917. . K. 8. D l) T T l* p . lo a n o ’ S e rr rta r y . • Novemlier, A. D. 1395, and T a r fcrtilicato ... all E- A. DODGKAB8, “Bon!" Polly's voice was fearfully No. 7*25, dated th e 4th duy of November, Clrrk (Ttcuib Court flamlmnla {'<)., Fla. . dlaultl. il ns she stepped from tiro door­ A. I>, 1P9S, h a t filed aald -eertltleate, in my Hy V. 31. Dnuglaaa, I). (*, for Appllral.on Tor' Ta* i»**d Under olfice and hda made application for lax 9l.-h'ri-3te • way- "I think you'had better go down Nolle* Nrrllun 3 of C h a p lr r «»3*, l.awo of Flor. deeda to iaaue In acrordanc* with law. I .‘a and (day on tho bench with Betty. Tho Saifi rerrifirftea embrace tha following fn r t r r a t l C ourt. Aeranlk Judicial Circuit, Notir* la hereby given that J. E. Vlnrent. deaeribed propfihty altuated In fientln >1 • C o u p lj, Merida. In Char/cery doctor Is leaving very soon," nurchaaer nf Ta* Crrtlfieata No. 262, dated county, Florida, to-wtt: Cectlflcata No. 5, I W.Hrmlnate II. M a r h t n u n. Complainant th e day of Ju ly , A. D. 1913, ha* filed dkarrfbed above r m h ta rr a llrg. It) eh 8 ol *“4 didn't tell him what you said, Pol­ paid fltb Va. Dili to rerllfifat* in my offlre, and h a t mad* of Lot 2, Sec. 33. T n 19. II 29 Thatcher R ealty Company, a Forrrlo * ly." iuld Don reproachfully. "I only applira.lun for ta* deed to i**u» in aerord- NB,E rucorner n W 133 IL S IS.7 II, F. 133 It, N 131 Florida enrp irarion, and U. G. Mortgage told him that Betty nnd I hud decided. a n re with law. Said certificate emhrarro (he ft. 6-10 act**. Certificate No. It dparrlbad Htwlon and Viola Stafon, 1.1* ' fallowing deaeribed property altwate.1 In above embrace* I-Ot No. ft, Bee 21, T p 19, wile. Ccpfnndabt*. 1 Ul'lu’l “uy you hud decided, ut nil." Seminole eounly, Floifd*. (o-wil: l ot 3 Sec­ R 20 E, I t arc**. Certificate No. 713 draO rd er of Service by I’ub l.aKun tion 2 5 . Tp. 2<) S.. R. 30 E. 40 a c r e . The ctibed above embrace* SW*5( of H W )( Sac It (.pIxIfainK to lb* court t h a t aubpoenft vaid land bring »***a»ed at the date nl the 23, T p 19, ll 29 E, 40 acre*. Certificate Lr.u-d in aaid n u r v agaluat th e dtfendant* iaau anre of ourh eertiflekte in thn name of No. 724 dcarrlbed above rmhcace* NW <( jn l) ■above m i l led cauva h*« been returned Snyder h Heater. Unleaa slid eertlflral* of 41E >4 Sec 26. T p 19, It 29 E, 40 acre*. by the Sheriff o f Seminole r o u a t y , tn which \ h njl li* redeemrd acgordlng to law t a t derd Certificate No. 725 deaeribed above em ­ aaid county auit la pending, with th a endorse­ will l*iue thereon on th* U t h day of 8*p- b race, S W J i of SKt* 8e* 26, T p 19 , I f 29 E, ment uf aald sheriff of Seminole eounly, lepilier, A. D., 1 9 | ] - ■ 40 acre*. * th at ho ia unable to aecv* aald tuhporti* on aaid W it net* my nlfieial algnature and aeal T h e aald land bring aasaaaed a t the d n tr Thwtrhec Rr a lly Company, a Florida corpora­ LIQUID F A C E POW DER. t h l , the 101 h day o» A u s « ^ A- I>. 1S1T. •• of th e Ivauanre of auch rertlflratea aa follow*; tio n ,owing to the failure ol said corporation to , l„ A. DDUtil.AHS, Certificate No. 3 deaeribed above. | n th e elect officer* or appoint agent*, an d turcauw Th® beauty secret of (aeal) Clerk Clreult C ourt Seminole Co F|*. name . of V. 8rhm*U. Certificate No. 3, the officer* or agrnta of aald corporation ate Hy V. M. D o u g l w , IL'C. , womenwho knowhow 102-Frl-3te_______________________________ dr*erlb*d above. In th e nam e of Jane Latte, unknown, a n d it aptmirlng tn th e rn u r i that H*lr*. Carllfleat# No. 713, rfavcrlhrd abnv* the bill h a s been filed in .the a b o v e Mated to take care of the com­ In t h e name of C. W. hlcD onil.l, Certifi- evuve in the above entitled cou rt hy W. It. the t l r r u l l Court Her cal h . Judicial Cir­ rat* No. 724. deaeribed above in th* name Markinaon. complainant, against the dc plexion. Cannot be ■cuit Nrmiaale County, Floifda of Unknown. Certlfifat* No. 723, drarrtb ad frndant*. T b a tc h a r Realty (,‘orflpany,‘ a detected. Heals Sun­ C ity of Sanford, a municipal Florid* corporation, Viola S ta to n and U. above In lb* namfl of C. W. XfcDonald. Unleaa aald rtrlifirate* ahall b* redeemed O. Staton, defendant*, for the purpof* of burn, stops Ton. Soothing, corporation, c rg a n l ia d and e tlatlng under th e la* * of the a c rerd ln g to law. tag deeda will Iaau# thereon (orcrluvlng a mortgage on tha pro p erty decooling; refreshing. aeril-e.l in t h r bill of romplalnt. S tate of Florida, on th * 29th Hay of Auguat, A. I). 1917. Cilallon It J» therefore, ordered th a t th * aaid d e ­ va. . Wltnea* my official algnature and seal tbi* IWfir, ‘Rear RtJ. fendant, T h a tc h e r Realty C om pany, a Flor­ 75*.. al 'Unttgiito or ig at*./ J m i State of Florida, *t ral, J. IIr 27th day ot July, A. D 1917. ida rnrporation, appear i n thl* rauaa, on or Jona*. f tale*- Attorney of the (aari) E. A. (lOUGLASS. Simple (either color) for 2c. Stamp. liriair the 3rd day of September, 1917, and Savanth-Judicial Clrrutt of th* Clerk Clreult C ourt Semlnot* Co.. IT*. detrnd tho aaid action, or. decree pro ron■ l a t a ol Florid*. . . . , . 9S-Fri-Rte U a M ff.C a , 40 South Ftfth Sr., Brooklyn. N. Y. T o th* T a ip a y c r r and Cititana of the ( Ity fearu will ha entered again*! said defendant of Sanford, Seminole C ounty, Florid* N ailer of Appllrailou for la v H erd Under eotporatinn. and,final deerr# en tered thereon. W h e i e i , a petltloh was on t h r Mh day l l la fu rther ordered th a t th is order he Section S df Chapter 4I3S, Lana ot Florof AuguM. 19? 7. filed In the above *lstrd published once a week (or th e apace of two Ida court by Ih* city ul Sanfnrd, a _mur.liInal Notice la hereby given th af Tl. F. J i m n t i . month- in th e Sanford Herald, a nrwvpaper c • • and — * eaialing - - ’ating — Corporation, orgnnl.ad under p u r r h a w r of T a t Cerllficate No. S3, dated published In Scminol# county, Florida. the law* of the Plate of Florida netting forth i hr '6i h day of Ju ly, A. D. 1913, ha* filed Done, ordered, adjudged and decreed al the fart that an election wav held .n the aald certificate In my office, and haa mad* Dcl.amt. Florida, the 29th day of J u n e , 1917. JAS. W P E R K I N S , veld city of Snnford on th e * 2 S t h day of application lor t a t deed tn fa.tuc In accord­ Judge S eventh Judicial Circuit Court April, 1916. to determ ine tb a riucallon aa to ance with law. Said r r r t l d r a l r embrace* of Florida. whether or not th ere ahuuld he incur.! hy the following dmcrlbrd property rltu a t r d In t i e rity of Sanford, Florida, bond* In the Scmlnnlr . n u m y . Florida, to-wot: N U nf Dleklnvon St Dickinson, Srit. for C nm p, -um ot $JJ,00fl.no. lor the purpovc of p a y ­ 8 E U of N K ( i of N E l> . Bar. 3S. Tp. IBS. 60 Frl-10ie ing, retiring nnd funding certain voucher*, It. 29 E. 3 scran- Th* aald land being t i ­ 1 . ■ ■ i r v a riab le, of th e * tty if Sanford, I It-rida, trated a t th e data of lb* lu u a n r e of auch cer­ b iu r .l In paym ent of the n n p o i t n nat# part tificate in the name ot J . Jamror* Hrt. Un- lit I aurt <-f Ihe rnu nty Ju dge. Hemlnu a County. S lat* at Florid* of t i n c u t borne by th e city of Sar.ford, In Irta aald certificate ahall t>c r r d r r m r d ac­ re M lr u . t ln g a bulkhead l.o.ilrilng on Taka cording to Iftw lax deed wilt lltu* thereon on In re E state of Jamea H s it e r William* Monte* in th e c ity of Sanford, nnd lying th e l i l h d a y ol Auguat. A. I). 1917. I, ( w r e n th* eaat aide of an un-nair.cd alley Wltnraa my nfllrial plcnature and teal thla T o all Creditor*, I^galr-ca, Distributee* and alt. Peranna having Clalip* "f Dipiand* between Sanfoid n r d Cyptte* nvenbe*. and Ih 13th day »f July. A. D. ” 1917. araln tt aald Estate: the weal ride of M yrtle nvenue, nnd far th e E. A.'DOUOCASS, (•roll * Vou, an d eaeh of you, are h rr rliy notified Court Sr-mlnolc Co., FI*. p r o p o r tl'n t i e i n . t of th e rovt* borne by Ih* Clerk Circuit aud required to preranl any ctaima hnd deIly V- M. Dodglaaa, D. C. Ity »r hanfard in filling in, rr-ialm lnr and mamli .which you, or either of you. m ty 9J-FVf-8tc h r :glng t t n to p n rran b le al level all *rehave against th e pvtate of Jam es H a tte r Wlfr | ; l n r o Iwnd Iro m t. e 'fhe ol aald bu D h rad liam*7 dteeaeed, late of fiamlnola c o u n ty ,o the ahure linn e a h tl o g prior to aal I rerlam ario r, paid bond* to be uf th* drnnm- Notice of Apgllrallon for Tax Deed tind er Florid*, to th e underrigned Eaaeulrlx uf aaid S r r lla n 8 of C haplrr 4S8N, Law* of Flor­ e state' w ithin tw o year* ftom th e d a te here i„ r t i ii ,.f |I,OOO.OU r a r b , herring' fnlereit of ida a th* tate of 3 per re n t prt annum, interval Nurieg ia hereby given th a t J. F. fating, , Dated J u n e S l i t , A. D. I f IT. ivy ah lr aeml-annually, on Ih* let day of * SA RA H M. W I L L I A M S , . .n u a ry and -July ut r a r h year, aald Iaaue purehaaer ot Tkx Certificate No. 107, datvri ’ E xecutrix. f bond* to m atu ra th i r t y yaaha after the the filh day of July A. D.-1916 haa filed aald B8-Frl-9te (aCtianre •thereol, aald iaaue of bond* to be cvrtlficat* in my office, and hat mad* apglri d a te d Jan u ary ta t , 1917, and to mature ral ion for tax deed tn laaur in accordance ]» Court of t h e County Ju dge, Hcmli\ate with l* » . Said certificate cmhraeea t h e fol­ J a n u a r y l«t,. 19(7, and, ('minty, S tate of Florida ESPECIALLY ADAPTED Whecraa*. it appear* from aald petition lowing deaeribed property rpltutted In Sam- In re E state ol t h a t w c a n r t t i ol th * rotuina of aald alac- lord* co un ty, Florida, to-wit: • ’ Eatella R. W a im a n , deceated Hcg. 1623 ft W and 19(1 ft S of NE corner Tu all Cradltor*. I a | f i t « , Dlatrlbutaa* and FOR YOUR S T A T E . t|9 n • bowed prlron facie th a t aald election wan in favor of th * Irau an rr of tb a bonds of Sac. 36, T p. 19 8. R #0 E. Run W 92 I f all Peraona* having Claim* or Damand* ft .8 410 ft. F. »21< ft. N ft. T he aald . against aald Estate: afnreaalil. , Now, therefor*, p u ra u a n t to an o rd er mad* land bring aaaroaed at th e d a te of fhe laauYou, an d e a r b of you, pr* h ereh y notified Iif tbiv'eaua* by th n Hon. Jam *. W. Frrkln*. anr* n f aueb eertlfleat* In th* nam* of J . F and raquirad to prwaant any claim* and de­ OUR instructive catalog Judge fating. .. I of th* C ircuit C ourt uf th a S eventh mands which you or either ol you m a y have AUa: N a tlr s l* h e r t b y given t h a t J . F. against tho r* t* ta nr Fstriia I l . 'W a r m a n . de­ JudTrfal Circuit Qf t h e atale of Florida, no* AND WEEKLY PRICELIST t b a la hereby riv en t h a t the ta t p a y a i* and faring, purehaaer cf Tax Cartiflrxt* No. 68, ceased, 1st* of Semiaole rn u n ty , Florida, to SEND FOR THEF1 TO-DAY eitlaeiip of the city of Saflford Fla. are by aald dated th e Cfh day of Ju ly , A . .D . 1914, ha* thn undersigned Administrator of aaid r a ­ m Her required to Sa a n d -a p p e a r before th o filed aaid certificate in my office, and ha* fale within tw o year* from th a d a ta hereof. Circuit Court In sifil fo r -th e Sovanth J u d i­ made application for t a x dead to iaaur In • Dated Ju n e 2 l a t , A-. D. 191.7. a cial Circuit r i tb a a tata of Florida, on th e accordance with law. Said eertlfleat* e m ­ t>. n. w a r m a n : t l i t day ol S eptem ber, 1917, at tan o ’clock brace* th e .following d. perl bed property sit­ ‘ Administrator. . JACKSONVILLE,FLA. a. m. at DaLand, in tb a county of Vcluala, uated in Hatninole county, Florida, to>wlt: SB—Fri-9te ilONOFTHE TWINS o r lb , w i ™ “rtf* THE U N I V E R S A T C A R To get the maximum of service from your Ford car, it must have careful attention from time to time; a little ‘'tuning »ng up" to it ruhning smoothly always adds i d d s to its power and endurance. To be assured of the best mechanical service nnd the use of genuine Ford materials, bring y our''car here where you get practical Ford experience and the regular Ford parts. Ford prices, fixed by the- company, are the same .everywhere. Touring Cnr $360, Runabout $Mfr) Sedan $645 Coupelet $505, Town Car $595—all f. o. b. Detroit. On display and for sale by. rJiuklrtt _ C. F. WILLIAMS Agent * ______‘ EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman i ti k; WE CAN PLEASE YOU IN PR IC E SERVICE QUALITY No matter how much or how little Lumber you .need, . we will he glad to Cll jrour order, and fill it promptly, (o your perfect satisfaction. This is the kind of ser­ vice we offer to our patrons. * We carry the Lfirgcst stock or Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash and Doors in Seminole County. We also carry a full stock of Lime, Cement, Plaster, Nails, Sewer Pipe, and also the Red and Orcen Vulcanite Roll Shingles. * Also connected with Ihe oldest and most reliable. Hardware Store in Seminole County. Phone 135 for al! your wants. HILL LUMBER COMPANY -r<q SANFOJUJ, FLORIDA XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXU IIIIIIIIII3CXX LEGAL ADVERTISING r J % • t Avoid Mosquitoes, Flic^, Gnats, E(c. by Using Opal Screen Wire # i The 11ill Hardware Company has just receded a fresh stock Opal Screen Wire and a car Nails, American Field Fence and Barb Wire......................... .* - a - . * We have the Goods and the Right Price* See uh before, Rnrcbasini* HILL HARDWARE CO. f to Seminole County Ilnnk Sanford, Florida X X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIlIX tX IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X w. J. th ugpen AGENTS General Fire Insurance Offleo with H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E Florida Sanford. Magnolia Balm All the Fertilizer *Yon Want G oods o f • the same high standard o f -quality that we have alw ays offered. * » . * .It is true th at in comparison with beforethe-war times prices are high, und certain materials are scarce and hard to get; but we have for months looked ahead and provided for this scarcity in a large measure and can ofTer you - . O u r S a m e O ld L im e o f H i g h G r a d e G o o d s We are also headquarters for ail insecticide and fungicide materials, and the famous Doming and Brown spraying outfits, either large or small. .......................... t * * • # Wilson & Toomer FertiHzer Company Manufacturers of Ideal Fertilizers Jacksonville, Florida J I ? ' M Sanford Branch, R. C. Maxwell, Manager A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For .You £AJ1ARTINSEEDGOl -----A - i - - J >* i A & C O M PA N Y . • i-rr-.j,.■ ■ t ' v ' . : ’’ �I r TH E SANFORD HERALD IfiV • /-* . * Ab«T* >o. t in THE SAN FORD HERALD things cannot ‘be done over night consum er Or .extend credit to any b u t wish to .keep these progressive one. Such a system would again betterm ents alive and aid the city make universally jjo p u lsr th e oldR. J. HOLLY. Editor governm ent to work .to th em —how­ fashioned but n o f 'alm ost obsolete . W .‘ M . H A Y N E S . B a s i n e t M a n a g e r ever, they too, w ant to know th ^ t m arket basket, and the housewife ’ M * P a b U fln d K m r TuM dAT « * d T tMaj such work is th e o ljjeetiv e. point would once again* enjoy the privilege and be assured th n t within g reaa6ri- of Inspecting beforehand w h at' ahe of this Bank are all well known, substantial business men; who ad­ able length ,ol tim e the work and bought, obviating arty excuse for re­ C O M C U i m s PRICK. IN ADVANCS • minister the hflairs of the institution carefully,\ economically and Improvementa will bo accomplished. turning it. ^ YHAfl, *f%~+* *4»» Problem s of this 'k in d could be We ail know w hat Sanford is, w hat conservatively. * * . I ____ ,_____ _ i « « * * f o •»*4 *#*••••**** l «88 lplWll*®Mi^ MONTHS. « *, .1•. >*. ... . ....., 'Ti its possibilities *Fe. W a.know th a t worked o u t-a n d solved by th e trade. Persons contemplating opening new accounts and establishing only a little, money expended, judi­ T he war condition and public de­ D*OT*,»d la Ifca O H k j Carrie* U M P m T«ar U ciously will reap high dividends from mand arc calling for " aradlcal churn* good^oanking connections are very cordially invited to call. .’ . AdraaM m SOr. Pm MwlA tho .m any tourists th a t -annually th a t will eradicate needless w aste of *r s w e l * Ta U n i n M o * D* Mad* »« OffW If tho. come to Florida and we furth er kijow hidney. in d istribution. CAPITAL $30,000.00 | H D « A e rtm a e d -U e e a M U M i l l n A asaM enorm ous unnecessary expense a t­ and from the -record of other towns > I sea. M IN* PtalilTWr al Honiara. PMrtda U i d M AM o f l l i r t t W . IB r t,th a t to leave our parka and public tached to tho present system of re­ places to work out their own weed- tail distribution Ls not c u t o u t.v o l Mo. I I S • M. . la HacaM ll.lIdU* grown m a tu rity will result in the untarUy by th e tra d e th e govern­ < 4 tourist passing us by. The logical m ent will a tte m p t to do so ju st as thing then is to improve. The ef­ soon aa the Feed C ontrol bill gives forts now being centered on this M E Hoover th e necessary A uthority. project must bring fru it—a fter all, Othyr lines of business are now vol­ II. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND O. L TAYLOR R- R. DFA5 it's the people's opinion aifd no one untarily try in g to solve th eir own Ata'l CsahUr ‘ ftoa-Pr^MM P, L. WOODRUFF VIcs-Pr#*id«nt C**hiw or* a few should over ride the m a­ problem s by working* reform s thnt jo rity , particularly when th n t. m a­ will m eet w ith the apprvoul of tho jo rity stands for civic im provem ent governm ent and rctajl food d istrib ­ for the good of all. Judging the sen­ utors m ight profit by the example, tim ent our council acquiesce and thus saving M r. H oover th e trouble through these gentlemen we have of m aking th e necessary changes. every indication of success. T he The toll tak en by the wholesale com ­ 4.70; Ben Fish, rond work, 2.7I.G6; Oscar Rouse, Oviedo, p a v y state w hen all the regular troops go plan has been launched now in a mission man is as n rule not an im ­ Andrew Aulin, Oviedo, arm y Dr. C. J. M arshall, med. services, to France. In fact the Sanford ’orceful way and assurances are th n t po rtan t item . T he real and tru ly 5.00; L. A. Brum ley, Comr., 8.00; • John C ater I^twton, Oviedo, navy Home G uards now num ber some <.f Blake Cam pbell is out and ju st to all progressive, public sp irited citi­ useful fru it mpl produce jobber, L. P. H agan, 'C om r., 8.00; C. Wt band, B attleship, Now York. the best inert o fftho city in the ranks sa v e the jobs of tho other boys we1 zens will lend their power to* ul­ therefore, occupies a very secure H erbert Fuller, Co. C E ntzm inger, Com r., 8.00; O. P. and t h e y / r e not tin soldiers but tinposition;* b u t woe is coming to the will suggest th a t the governor create tim ate * success. ^ * Swope, Comr., 8.00; E. II. Kilbcc, Joe Lewis, Co. C real th in g .. lank speculator when Mr. H oover’s a .p q w job for him. Artie Lewis, Co. C Com r., 8.00; E. II. Kilbeo, Comr., As Dr. Hym an said* In one of his scytho gets working. ------- O -----Mclvis Tyler, regujnr arm y • T H E R E P O R T E R 'S SE N S E OF 8 .0 0 .' serm ons, All "honor to the men of The big weakness is in th e retail A u to trucks have outsed the rail­ N E W S ", J. F. Coates, aviation t corps. the Hom e Guards who are d’oing so Fine & Forfeiture F u n d —Schcllc system , and Jtho jobbing tra d e r a n roads in Jersey and th e farm ers much for their, city.’? ’* . We suppose it is hard for the aver­ Maine*, salary, 50.00; David Speer, th e re say th e y 's h o u ld worry a b o u t age person to understand how a news render a great public service by aid­ s ilnry, GQ.O0; M ary Me D avit, w it­ ■ H O M E GUARDS BANQUET th o ahortugy of cars. With good paper man can he friendly with a ing the retail m erchant to revolu­ ness, 1.40; A. J. M c C u lle y .'D . S., ~’ t ’~r~ Didn't Forget Hla Manners. ro ad s in Florida th e nuto tru ck s will periim and at tho same tim e write a tionize th e system now;' right quirk. costs, 3.25; L. T. H unt, J. P„ coats, Ninety Men R espond-to Roll Call Bobble bad been told often thnt i f soon tak e th e place of. railroads for story- about hint .th a t is not calcu­ —W inter H aven Chief! '2.55; Lomlcy A. Tucker, witness, Drill nnd R efreshm ents be stumbled over or In front- of an traffic of r l l kfne’s within tho sta te lated to make him feel good or im ­ 1.60; A. R. Stiles. Con., witness & older person to say "ExctiOe me.” One The Hojne Guards nr*». fiourinshing prove his standing-in the com m unity, morning he fell downstairs, landing in costs, 10.20; E. F. Houshalder, Co. a m l'n s th e war grows older Oie men Read w hat R. W. Stijrrs says in nnd so they say the newspaper re­ n little huddled up heap, ilia iimMur,judge, costs, 52.23; L ., G. Stringj of this city and county "ore thinking ex poet log mi outburst,* was surprised th is issue ab o u t the silo feeding and porter must he a cold blooded sort more seriously of thi* home guards i<> see him manfully pick hlnuelf up lick eradication in- this county. I anim al. When he is w riting his Healey, J. P ‘M S; E. E. , , ... „„ ,, and their duties to this com m unity, nnd sny “ 'Sense tuc." S anfhrd should raise more fat ra ttle i S| 0ry he p ro b a b ly ' Ik. for then he llrad y , sheriff, costs, 200.80; E. E. ... • „ . , . . ‘ ., rro in a small band of faithful folfor beef and more line c tttle f°r ni'ithor loves nor hates, he Is n rither Brady, feed bill, J31.00; E. B ... . , ... (Continued From Page 1) „ . , lowers Gnot. lierr ng has built up Nothing New. milk than any o ther county in the j ur nor a g a in st• anything or any Brady, costa. 8.40; E. A. Dung ass. . . . , , . . , ... „ ..... the home guards to over one hun- • A w estern concern proposes to man­ s ta te . Hut we need tick eradication |,ft,Jy if lie is what a good reporter money, 34.00; R. C. W hit- , , , , . _ . ferred to O. P. Swope to investigate dischurge ... , dred good and true men who are ufacture "ready-iumlo pie • crusts*' — first. ought to be. Ho Is fair, impartial nnd report a t next meeting. ■ - ------- O -------T - r r : ,n ” xVnny > illln« l ‘> *<»»•• every. Tuesday which aro giinrnntecd to keep a yeur. and without favoritism to his dearest * * —Baker's Weekly. ’J. *E. lining uddressed the honrd T h e co u n ty ‘com m it «{6n?rs of L ake friend- If bis own brother is con­ in rcferehoc to assessm ent of Lots ---------------------; lv u Ty; ° mcl‘ I , rGPn° rtCr’ real drilling, and to offer themselves c o u n ty have appropriated 55,000 for cerned am i will he em hurrassed by In South Sanford and asked for re- m ~ 7* ■; W; ItI u d »on* costs Brown for un |jut , {) wh|ch „ )ry mBV he Importance of Vltamines. th e equipm ent of the- Lake county the story, lie will try it just ns it duction of assessm ent. M otion of h - A* f}out:lass. Stevens ralIp(, Protein, fnt and corbnhj’drntes are the To glvi*‘straight news Is L. I'. H agan, seconded by O. P. » i ‘ncss. I0.p0; Sanford Hand Latin•Home Guards. Ili>w nb >ui the Or­ happened ' , „ three elements, chemically speaking, . . . .ir .» i'i,1 i r »• p r> nsuiiii luesdoy nient C pm m Mary that every Imtuan being needs. In addi­ ange county t'ommi.vdonbn. Or- bis only idea at the time ho is re­ oSwope th. at Lots 18 am l!>, F a ,lr>’ ' “ tindry, 2 07; h. E. B rady. .. . ** _ fc. . . . , of fines, 13.46. .Sergeant O. L Taylor assisted by tion to t liens there are minute ennslltuporting. I antlo Sentinel. Land Si Col. Co.’s Add. to South com; ... Sergeant M arlowe and P riv ate Mur- ents which nre nut usually considered, A nd the Seminole county commisThe editorial page, and the .edit­ Sanford be reduced to $20.00 each. All w arrants paid during the ,, hnd a AUrprise f o r t he boys after but which have n ffremendous Impor­ ‘ td oners? . . . orial page only shoqld express the were ordered cancelled. thp d ri|, nnd thpy wpr0 c„,Icd into tance In making diet pnlntnble and Million of L. P; Hagan, seefinded m onth *• O —’ personal views of th ? eiUtor. His by C. W. E ntzm inger th at com m it­ I here being no fu rth er business, t(ie ,ob>(y of th e ro u rt house where beneficial. T hese constituents nre pres­ T h e Sanford Herald is urging news colum ns are public opinion; tee of L, A. Brum ley, O. P. Swope board ndjounfed to m eet next reg- |h w erf trp a tfd t0 ice cream .'ele- ent in moat kinds of fresh fruit nml T he and E. H ...K ilbeo be appointed to n la r m e e tin g In S e p te m b e r. m unicipal ownership of public utfli- his editorials private views. >Rant C3ke, Unmade, cigars, etc. green vegetables. They nre reforred tii* for i t s ii:y . It believes th at it trained newspaper reporter can no view Geneva Fill, in regards lo re­ . , T here was srtme business transacted to us vltam ines or accessory, factors. will result in lower taxes, nnd we more help" telling tho story just ns pairs needed on sam e, and they have SE M IN O L E .S ItOLL OF H O N O R jn which B. F. W hitm r was elected ..h a v e .n o doubt this is tr u e .» But. the facts appear t>> 1dm.i.regardless power to a c t. C arried. Not Supernatural at All. . .• treasurer of the com pany and a rom* m ore im portant r-iill it relieves the of how sorry he may lie that the There uxt*d to lie a belief that rnt» M utlon of C, W. Entzm inger, itc* T h r llrave Boys Who Have Gone ^nittee on governm ent nnd regulnp tu p lu from the possibility of an thing occurred,, thnn he can ail still ondecl by L. P. H agan th.it elerk as I Tartb to Flghl for Hum anity s tjon emupoaed of Lioutcnnut Dingee, never went on n ship that wns destined to founder at sea. This has a fine u n fa ir advantage being taken of when the fire hell rings; and he county au d ito r be 'in s tru c te d to I Sake Sergeant Taylor and Corporal Holly supernatural rlne; but, ns u m atter >>f th em b- • individual or corporate shouljl not lie connNered hostile if m ake a ‘ thorough uudit of all counfallowing boys from Sanford were elected and these gentlemen fuel. Inis u good deal of truth lit tho concerns The plan bus worked ad- *he does this. He m ay go on the ty officials and report at next reg­ and Seminole county have joined wj|] arrange a set of r.'gulat ins for bottom. Unsetiwortliy vessels In Ihe m irably in this city, and we believe bond of his friend nm vtod, b u t at the arm y and navy or will -^oin in ( |tt. governm ent of the com pany, olden days were likely to,bo leaky and ular m eeting. th a t every com m unity of more than the same time bn the first to wire the next few weeks. This list is not 'ppp delicious cakes wore haked by ciintltlti ,inuch bilge-water. Tin* nits The following hills were audited l , 00b population ought ;.r own the pff t h e story of the arrest. He is com plete and all tj.ose who know of Mrt(. R A> Terheun. Mrs. Geo. G. would n a tu ra lly . hlmntlon such dump by the clerk and approved by this p lan ts furnishing light ,,mi ,wpter, paid by tho newspaper omploycing any boys who have, enlisted and are Herring, Mrs. C. H. Dingee, Mrs. quarters for a drier bcrlln m ard were ordered pnid: a n d th a t ice and gas pieoN should him to .w rite the news, a ltd the General I’qnd — Luke S t RosS“tter, not on .this list please- let The 0 . L. Taylor, M rs. Deane T urner be uequiretl as soon ns its finam ial hew spaper is paid by its thousands H erald know almtit it ns _the ^list Hmj \ \ \ M, Haynes. A vote (if , Spirit Photography. pow er would ;.*lmit*. I uk L nd Tel­ of subscribers to print the happen­ rent, f $I00.00; J’. A. D ouglass, sal­ will be printed overy week until the tlnmk* was tendered th * Ja d l* a i and A famous I'rciieh jiSyrliologlst Is ary, 125.00; Forrest . Lake, salary, e g ra m * «, ings day by day. N either would be war Is o v e r:’ ‘ ' t))0 ganford PuhjTe Utilities Co.. 1a n d quoii-d-as snylng that not only does the *i . h im st if'th e y did not do th eir duty 16.00; Geo, A. D eC ottes, 'salary, • Navy j all those who had contributed to the soul exist a fte r dentil, bur It can Is* 50.00; Dr. J. T . D entpn, 26.00; II. B E A U T IF Y T H E L A K C FR O N T and perform the service they have C. Du Bose, salary, 20.00; Mrs. L. C. Karl S chultz,’ on honrd ship refreshm ents, aim t> GWymt - Fox photographed‘and In* has written ii l<*ok to prove It. He presents In Ids T h * tim*? ha-; corns in ' Sanford bean employed to perform. — Florida Allen Jones, medical reserve corps for limes. Glisson, salary, 20.00; W. C. Wilvolume conversations' wlfh depnrtisl w hen th e city m m ! grc;.- it-.*if by Record. iam son.‘s ila ry , (>0.00; E. E. Brady, • Morris Spencer, medical reserve' T here wefe many viiitpra at the spirits nnd nlso their plctiirra. but If — —O -----’c u ltiv a tin g its m l -rat bnv i ‘y and to court house T u esd ay , n l;n t ‘ wltneso* be tldnks lq* Is nn original discoverer attending* Ct. *and Comm., 26.00; corps _• * th is end it it the d u ty f* t very ci;iCOSTLY R E T A IL D E L IV E R Y _ Sanford Public Servico Co., w ater <t Hherman R outh, medical reserve ing th** drill and taking in the re- Id* lias mueh t o learn. 'T p lflt pho^ ‘ xen lo lend bit effort . a ! infljM ica. Under tho heading of “ M iddleman Ight, 40.00; So. Bell Tel. Co., Tel. r o rPs freshm ents afterw ards and m any togrnphy” Is nn old a rt—o r’ should It this i \ uoiit —backw ard we G ets More T han His Share*," the Collier Brown, medical reserve npw were added t .the inus- be snld. trick? — h o old thnt it seems rent, 18.50; Hill Lum ber Co., shin­ . go, because nothing can sta n d still Gulf S tates Farm er says: corps gles, 13.A0; Sanford N ovelty Words', ter roll—nnrpex of good solid rlti- to buvu gone out of fashion In this part an d aucceed. I; h .u J>sen dem on••f tiie world. It may tie added that Oliver M urrell, modical reserve “ Ju st as one instnnccj Why is*it lum ber, 3,40; N. P. Yowell St .Co., r.ens, who can look ahead and sec the the photographs seldom made the a tra le d by I'm cj im m p r j tji > Uo.ird tbht we have been able to buy di­ corps * « h clothing, I.C5; W oodruff Sc W atson, .of* I rad» thi l irpr rovcm vnta are rect from the farm er within 2d miles Leslie Hill, medical reserve corps necessity of arm ed protection in this "spirits" henutlfnl. 13.80; Dr. S. Puloston, tned. ser­ w uo’.eii. Th y fully realize th a t of the rity uf New Orleans new po­ Ned C hittenden, signal corps vices, 15.00; L. R. Philips St Co., R o y • C hittenden, m urine corps tatoes a t from $1.60 to $2.t>0 per drugs. 25.88; E. A. Douglass, record­ Ralph Roum illat, navy yard. bushel when the retitll.dealer a t the ing. 70.10; A. V aughan, B a l.1 9 1 6 sam e tim e <h*mands froth $7.00 to drugs, 25.88; E. A. Douglm s, recordArmy $9.00 per bushel?" . .* roll, 62.30; J. D. R oberts, John M urrell, medical reserve (|'0cerief| 1* While no well posted person will 20.21; W. C. W illiam son, Labor, etc., I Horf,B ■BaoJ-PiazQ credit th li exaggerated .statem ent As- 211.35; ‘R n h t.- W. Lord, m eat, 3.06; I K enneth M urrell, q u arterm aster n fact, yet every fair minded Inan Celery Avo. Store, groceries, 34.16: reserve Seth Woodruff, qunrtcrtnnstor re­ will adm it th at the cost of distribu­ E. A. Douglass, incidentals, 39^04; tion, bringing the gap hot ween the Baltim ore E. & N." Co., auto tags, serve Stanley W alker, q u arterm aster re­ producer and consumer is too* great. 10.40; !L Sc W. B. D rew , supplies, serve W hat appears to be the excess profit 8.96; W e ste rn Union Tel. Co., tel­ D r. R alph Stevens, hospital corps goes to the retail dealer, b u t does egrams, 1,76; Herald P rinting Co., Joe C hittenden, Co. C, Fla. It? . Our present system of retail printing Sc Adv., 55.41; C. M. B erry, George Hall, Co. C, Fla. h.ilnry, 40.00: B. J. Starling, ad ­ distribution to the consumer, dic­ Oscar Speer, Co. C, f in , ta te d by the consumer himself calls vance paupers, 25.00; Fred T. Wil­ Bruce A nthony, Co. C, Fla. for a very costly servico th a t m ust liams, road m ap, 12.00: W ight Gro. E rnest G regory, Co. ,C* Fla. he added to the cost of the goods. Co., feed, 39.04; E. A. Douglass, re­ Fred Mason, Co. C, Fla. T he consumer does a lot of kiaking cording, 5.30; Chas. E, M cCrory. George M cLaughlin, officers re­ about the high cqat of his food, b u t attending Comm., 30.16; Ellfolt* be goes right on . insisting th a t h)s Fisher Co., book m achines, .166.25; serve In the Federal Reserve Banking System played Harold W ashburn, coast artillery Mrs. J. C. * G rant, pauper, 16.00; grocerym an m aintain an expensive on important part in tho recovery of business Albert Fry, coast artillery L. A. Brum ley, Com r., 4.40; C. W. delivery system to shoot along a t But they're so practical and from the ad verso conditions following the out­ Jnm es Estridge, Fla. troops Entzm inger, Com r., 6.00; L. P. 11;4S a. m. the nickcl'p worth of George Huff, Fla. troops break of the European War, thirty months ago, and lettu ce for the noon day meal. T he Hagan, C.omr., 4.00; E . ' H. .Kilbeo. durable that yoq can keep is still helping to keep business on an even keel, T.homaa Sullivan, Fla. troops grocer m ust extend credit or lose his Com r., 6.40; O. P. Swope, Com r., nearly all your records in W. A- Paltishall, officer reserve ' custom er, and as a percentage of. 7.40; Geo. A. D eC ottes, ex pcasca'to This system with Its immense resources is a them. corps . . credit custom ers never pay, those Tallahassee, 48.50. bulwark of strength to tho banks which are mem­ There’s a type to meet every Rond & Bridge F u n d —J. O. M it­ M eade Fox, coast urtillery whoado pay m ust contribute to cover bers of it, and will assist them in any financial purpose, and the (EafPnED * such losses. T he fickle housewife chell, salary, 30.00; John Vaughan, ( Ingram Guorry, coast artillery requirements which they may bo called upon Joe G uerry, aviation corps will order fruits And vegetables and salary, 15.00; W. A. Sam uels, preach­ stock forms that fit them are to meet. ' Oscar N. Z ittrow er, Co. C, Flu. retu rn them upon th e flimsiest kind ing, .8.00; J. M. , W ynn, pay roll, so carefully designed that you Henry J ly rd , Co. C, Fla. ' of excuse. Somebe-’y must pay for 200.00; Sem inole' Co. Bank, road By depositing your money with us you re­ arc able to use many of them ceive the protection and the new ,racfl/ties which tho delivery and r inn af perish­ work Howard, 27.60; Hill H ardw are . Osborne Williams, Cfo. C, Fla. , without the slightest change. our membership ip the system enables us to able goods whl Ii title :b r a te and C o.,'supplies, 15.40; Hill Lum ber Co. Vuii Lovell, 2nd liout. engineer offer you. * Bound in Red Cowhide Back become unsalahl > when hauled lum ber, 10.70; I). Ik C. Rabun, road corps. around. The deal-.’ m i 't be expect­ work. 59.25: T he Texes Co., gas St . H arry Carlson? navy and Corners, Corduroy Sides, ed to stand the waste c used by oil, 33.50; N. C. Jacobs*, road work, C orbett H utchinson, aviation m ih u d i Steel Hinges, Top Locking. VIOtRAL RO^CRVS corps such a system , so he paste? it on to 25.50; C. T. M cCulley, repairs, 1.25; .Let us demonstrate how the consumer by "k i. iaq prices gen­ Lawton Bros., clothing, 36.16; Don Sain Peavcyhouse, aviation ’ corps you can save lime, labor and erally. M artin Tem ple, Co. F. . • M cDonuld, road work, 6.50; Sanford money by using the m l P a m , Robert Robinson, navy* hospital The high cost of 1‘. ring would be N ovelty W orks, lum ber, ,10.76; J. B. . Post Binder. more than half solved if it* were made Jones St Bro., road* work,* 208.80; corps A rthur Dickins, Co. H. a crim e for a retail grorcr or other J. B. Joned' A Bro., Gro. & ’ Feed, John Leo, Co, H. 682.69;‘G4neva Coca Cola B ott. Co„ dealer to take an o r J tr over the » J. A. Stafford, Co. P. cu tting tree, 1.00; R. B. Lynch, road phone, m ake a sln^lo delivery, take Phone 14S Sanford, Florida Hugh' W hite, navy j SANFORD,' FLORIDA work, 206.00; E. G. Hodges, road back an y article once bought by the 1The Officers and Directors TEE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANK OF SAN FORD SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS X im m m m m m m m m x x x m m x x x COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HOLD MONTHLY MEETING MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE THEY ARE i£PCER TRANSFERS, CONFIDENCE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HERALD PRINTING CO. h J ■ii______ ■ __ i *ridn>a i ilil i i I _.ARlra n im-— -----^ « -—a-i Ik �10; i»it THE SANFORD HERALD ! delightful tim e. ___ FACE> f ? * The Sunday schot was surprised one n ight a f te r . wor filed by the m ajo rity of th o se who Pills to r bvorythtng. by a little girl of th e hills w hom .he pass the exam ination. . “B n ilren ,” wild Ihe old colored saw staring a t hom from a little cliff preacher, “ when yo* llvnh’s out of * ----- ■*---- ---------ordnh what Is good to' Itf Llvah pills. a few 'y a rd s * aw ay. L iltle Jo e F ailed to Register When' yo*’system | m run down, .w hat and bred in the wilderness, now Harvey G eiger of G eneva is in alone with her g ran d fa th e r had never ja il here having been brought hi by Is good fo* It? 'T onic pills. Fo* otlmh before sox'n carr, steam shovels or a special rep re sen ta tiv e of th e ' gov­ bodily Ills yo’ tak e nlhnlu pills; but my denh breilren. dere's only one kin* the like. She hurried back to tell ernm ent atlTl D e p u ty Sheriff Roy of pills for a soul do t's out of ordnh, her grandfather of w h at she had f T il|is. Harvey' failed to IL'* ■■ -----------seen. Then .from day to day both , K,Hng, to G eorgia about th a t tim e would go to watch the crew at work. ; n n ,j Up0n hi* re tu rn was n abbed by One day, while retu rn in g home, th e govifrmnthit. He claimed he was Trees Used, for Cisterns. the aged m an fell and in ju re d .h im ­ under the age but the officers think Among the n W t curious of tree* It self. ‘ George, running to his assist­ otherwise and now H arvey languish­ tho glguntlq haobnb. which tlourlsho*. ance f o u n d 'th a t the old m an could es in tho c o u n ty -h a s tile u n til the in central Africa, pie trunk of which not walk. -Ho Currie's him to thei^ m a tte r can be adjusted. Moim-Uuies. attain* u UlamoteV of -1U feet, according to (lie Lo* Angeles little hut, and-rem ain* over night to Times. This trunk nerves ns a natural watch over him. T he in ju ry is too Lire Slock Men Here & R' J ' i n V' " "Pi1" ,,im' “ llln« ” n ,h -° I-uml,|Uilt i>°w much for th e aged m an to survive, cistern, retaining rain wilier lu large Tuesday. R. W. Sterrs,' m em ber of th e S ta te quantities In u Cavity formed at tho Mr. and Mrs. *E. W. Lundquist and a few days later bo, succumbs. Chsriry Beck, their 8 year old son ' G r o w and h i, era.- hgivo him f ' ” k nS" " i , " r!' 8 “ "» * " d »d top. The Aruba artificially hollow out the trunks o f large baobabs und Allen Jones spent a day with h o m t r n^ sister, Mies R u th Bergquist ^ ‘i!e bathing In tho ocean threw out w ar. «uM ta of W alter I'lmnon o n SunI adequate l.urlal ............. .. in u .1?‘,^ n.,” k " I T ' * nd P f ; S till them with w ater during tho pro­ E. M. N ighhert, federal inspector of lina and pulled in an IS lb aea Wednesday and intendedkpend desolate -m ountain place. day in an auto trip to Daytona. live stock were in the rity T u e sd a y vidence of m in ns n provision against oUS' His grandfutfier then took | nK ton days but was entled tp Wasb—;-----f A fter!he d eath of her grandfather nnd made a cursory exam ination of ihe dry season. These cisterns uro In ' courage*nnd threw o u t th e line nnd ^ 'g to n by wire. A llends with t,he EBKNKZKK IT E M S j Zell sought the com pany of George th e live stork here op miVrcl rangrs. many cases *20 foot In height mid eight pulled in a 30 lb fish, T h ey returned hospital corps of the navy nnd exT here is a scries of meetings being *Ti°re and more, until th e la tte r T h e y will return in the (pear fu tu re or ten feet lu diam eter. kome to Sanford counting the day’s ' l,cct* to K° on board one of. the picuure well Spent. transports going to France'. Morris held' here this week by Dr. Bennett c°uld hardly restrain his passionate in the endeavor to get th is r o u n ty in -- -- -— — ......... '■= love far her,'w hich was growing with a io j j j r . . . . r„, nid. - No bathing cap neeessary. N at'"tended coming homo with of O rlando and our regular pastor, days which mndo M ildred's absence tho proper from, „! Ev­ ticj; eradication according 'oral curl guaranteed by using] ,im but was ordered into active Rev. Horm uad of M aitland. Ru'* j Notice is hereby given th a t tho ery one is invited to attend. * - such a severe strain upon him. e m in e n t plans. ••NESTLE WAVE" process. Room *!prv,t'e U,t* day Allen left Washlngboard of county commissioners will M onths later strangi^lhings are hap­ Mrs. J. II. W ynn’s m other, Mrs. ton. H, Mutual Life Bldg., Jacksonville, receive bids at th e next regular pening in the little m ountain hut J. F. Niblnck left one day last, week Mrs. I). I,. Tliruslier and daugh­ M ethodist Program FIs101-3tp meeting on T uesday. S ep tem b er A', for Jacksonville to spend some ttm e ! ft,,d also In the henutiful home in te r, May, have been spending a few Sunday school, 8:30 TTl 7. for Ihe laying of elny on the W. B. Jones, d e a n • of Columbia d ays in Eustis with Mi1*. Thrasher's with her daughter,"M rs. J . S. M ean ly tbp ‘’By. Zell, the little m other of . . Preaching by pastor, 11:00. SubW inter Park and Ov'iedo road from W, Tl H um phrey butchered V tho Is now a real little m other Ceilegc is in the city a few day* i n , MrVaitd Mr*. E I,. Perron. k*ct, "Teachers'* ' Oviedo to the O range County lin e ’ and George is bending oyer her tfce interest of the g re a t B aptist,1 large beef lust M onday for m arket, Interm ediate League, 6:!fi as, per specifications furnished by Julian Walker was. in the city looking' a t their newborn babe with weighing 5GS p o u n d s.. P re tty good -jtbool. * Evening W orship, 7:15. ’ '» r-cno (;_ Hainsey, highw ay engineer. in the j from Eustis W ednesday. Mr. Walk­ for a Florida range ste e r' anil M.r. tru e love und happiness. Seed.Irish potatoes for full plant county to furnish all m a te ria ls. er is “in business in Tam pa but has H um phrey says he has nevof seen a city. Mildred has met M organ, a from the P asto r's Vacation." T h e choir is planning special muJat. Now re a d y ‘ for delivery L. ^cou, spending a few weeks in hi*-old dipping vdt cither. , * E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. flirtatious society man, wh*o is press** sic. ; AUen Seed Co.,* 115 R ailroad Ave., j ht)mo , t Eustis resting up and taking 102-Fri-ttc ing her to bring (livorbo proceedings , * l-4tp , n m ucj) vacation. 7 Mrs. J. F. Ilonlehan of Sanford against George. T h e pastor will ip' Rind to meet _____ ____ ____ ___________ ___ ' ami Mrs. -M. If. Ilonlehan of Jack­ Mrs. C. A. Rautcrson of G eneva! all his friends a n d tnemhers a t th e ; 'Z* Postm aster I*. M. Elder is home' sonville -w-ere the dinner guests of Notfre for IHdri * service* ori S unday ‘ morning 'a n d it spending the- week as th e guest of nfter.spending the past ton days ih Mrs. W. T. H um phrey last TudsNotice Is hereby given that the evening. M embers of the PronbyMr*, b a vid SpiMir. Georgia and N orth Carolinq. Mr. dny. S20.00 Worth ‘. or S3.00 1ttfrin ir church1 have a cordial in i ita- BoanKof County, Commissioners will Mrs. W. E. White h as gone North E lder has not been well for several Mr. and Mrs. J . M . Lord nnd We may be foolish to sell you $20.00 | tio n f*» w o r s h i p itH u* ip th e nb- receive bids a t 't h e next regylar {or seine time. He will visit Cin­ m onths having never fully recovered Mrs. W. F Hum phrey and children worth «f Fertilizer for only S 't 00 1seitee **f theii pastor, Hr itrownh-,-. meeting on Tu slu y , Septem ber *4th, cinnati. Ohio, G rafton, W. Va,. itiftl from a seven* attack of la grippe spent a pleasant day at (be home of I'M*., for p u u in g sit nililejj of Hay Jtutsell. Ky., where she was rt-iteii. a n d bis trip hits been very bcneiici il. N. J. Stenstrom last Tuesday. *tr marl on *jdi*i of brick road frnrrt Thu* saving you, per ton $17,DO Fund Ct n’rol Hill Pinned Mrs. Horace Sanderson of Wagner Hlit thut will be your G O O D L l ' f ' K . Mie«e* Tcssie M orton, Susie and His many friend* are glad to see him Washington. Aug. !». I lie food Wiiom's eir.n-r i ■» Wokiwa ri/e r, spent last Monday with her mother, Msbel Houston of 'Zejlwpod piused | b a,'k home again, control hill'which tiitsied the.sennt'.' •unit- to licAlircB feet wide und six SEE I ’S A llo t T LUCK ftrough the city T uesday enroute j T he Threc-in-Onr Store announces Mr*. J. M. Wynfi.. tiiis afternom is expected to bo sign­ inches deep, specifications t». be- fur­ C H A PP E L L & C H A P P E L L nished by 6 . It. Ram sey, highway to Daytona Beach, where they have th a t the Third Anniversary Sale Is 102-tf e d , by ihe President Friday. Bro. Hernnndon.is going to preach engineer. taken a rottnge for n m o nth. • still, on and >vc have added a few a special ’sermon to the children T ho vine In tfje se n ate was fiG t > /, E. A. DOUGLASS, Clcr':. 'i'hc* me inure providing for n food No. CCG will cure M alaria or Oil- [ m oro a « rtc tiv e prices, including Friday 'nfternoon und We will be It^ -F ri-ltc Paper Hanging and Painting su rv ey aso . passed. Prompt a p ­ lotu Fever. It kills th e germs. ' 8Jlk bo8p "5c. silk shirt waists glad to-gbnve all the children come. / , Thousands of new sam ples «,f wall point n-.oi.t of H erbert Hoover as 86-35t ] dfie, men's Khaki pants $1-’J 5. union Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Lord expert paper for you to select from . Sam­ food- adnuni .l*’st<»r i- exp, ( ted to m ade, pin check pants and Overalls to Ie i\e next Thu s lay for t' GROW ING H O G S Mr and Mrs. H erbert A. Speir ples In- brought to your door 1f,, S1/J5 and shoes at rock bottom beach to enjoy fishing and the cool jd p* will he I «r ii jing to he profitable In must 'of Sanford lleightlw nrc rejoicing . .Upon request. I also do decorating prices. The Tbrce-in-One Store, ' breeze over there. be ke| t growing from birth to m ar­ over the birth of a little son who a r - ’ IOlf— l tc j W. T. Hum phrey and sin s spen (V and painting ns it 'should bo done. keting age. He cannot be profitable As||-Drafl L eader In M l ’rived Monday, July 30th. „ . ro,. . . ^ , . Miss Belle Sm ith will teach at last.w te k on tho Lockhatchce ranch. F. W. Tem perton, 10H Palm etto unless he is healthy. He can always Muskogee, Aug. 0. — llnm cr Aye., otic door from First street. Rub r-In"T sm . A n tisep tic, A no , ^ u nne|| th|s ---- -MTST* Smtth-Uimking a fter bis cattle there. he in a profit producing condition if Spence, one < * f three h-.-lil re.p >:t*lhle dyne Kills p ain , atops put ref ny UG-tf sorry to hear l h a t Mrs ^ongwobd last year an for nnti draft tro u b lts w^s rested be is fed II. A. Thomas.* Hog Pow­ tion 86-3 the sick list again _* means and relea«i‘d later on bond of $.'000. der. We, positively tel! you th at this The ()uulily Shop Mr. and* Mrs; DavUl {Jpeer He is charged with conspiracy to ob­ remedy prevents chulern, removes Mrs. Parrish is now in the market entotained at supper last cv-ej*rffg a t , W EST GKNEVA\\ V KNUE If tho s tru c t t!v* operation of the draft w o rn u • nnd Hires th u m p s. -the Carnes Hotel by th /f r guest. By mutual consent J. H. Lawson Mrs. J. C. Foster was th e guest of purchasing the full stock of mi ll-n-ry law. S p o ire ‘is a labor union organ-’ powder does not m ake good, we will. for T H E OVALITY SH O P and Mrs. < A. Kuulcrson. , ‘ and N. II. G arner have dissolved Mrs. Jack Vaughan lust week. T, Allen Seed-C °-- Hanford, Fla. izer. will return on or about August 15th Woodland Park is open only Sun- copartnership in Seminole County Mrs. Cleveland Lee and daughter, l.nrgr.-t Corn Crop in HUlofy diy*. To let on Week days. 92-tf G arage. J. B. Lawson bought out Mrs. Will Gnines nnd Messrs. A. J. and announce FALL O P E N IN G LA TER W ashington. ^ \u g . !• The largest Mi- Hickson has returned from a N. II. G arners interest in the gar- ,']*hnmpsnn and Jack' King were the) m e d h in k OR FOOD We thank the many patrons of plfS'iint visit with friends ami rH-I B- Lawson will continue the ufternnon guests pf Mrs. Vuughap^i Y niiiiave i.|way*- bought the bulky ci.rn rrop in tin- history of tin*m stives tn Ocala, G ainesville anil olhcr business and N. II G arner will conEvery one is busy gi/fing tin ir^ T H E OVALITY SHOP for tlu-lr V nited States U in propsert for the stock foo l and given lu your slock | trad e during the jijist k>vo seasons points ' .. i tin u e th sell automobiles. AH a c - j fuj| garden in shape.1 , . , , , ns a medicine. Why not buy oply com ing harvest. T h e departm ent <f the medicine and f urn sit your own Mrs. Eli J a im e s and son, Sydney c o u n ti wiM be collectSd b>' J ' n *L Wee tiro or® very much i / n c e d of rain <and lhc fncl a ia t , H h Q l ALI SH O P has been a success from the j agriculture August report showed fond? The medicine will be much I again now*. of Jail «envillp, who have been visittirm paid by J. B. Lawson. We \ j r an ,j Robinson and ! ,i>M ,b y ,,f i,',, » :1 rendition j corn prospects inorensed sixty seven more certain, in fact. It. A. Thomas it( relative* in ZellwAiod are in the for which »i- are indebted to the th a n k the public for their liberal Httl>d a u g h le ry G iad y a * and baby m illion bushels is indicated. W heat remedy i- so Certain to give nty the guests of hl’r*. John D. of .Sanfoni and- surrounding King were jhn | people Abram*. Enroute hom e 't h e y will j m u T hope to h.xT -ante j grai..I»..n rnii.ru * _* ! decreased twenty-five million bush- ! tbe r‘l' bl insults that we ***11 it mi |0f-2tc -----^ ' 1 In th e future. * ifif.‘>m * .1 > , * the money buck plan. If it d 'c s n ’t sts of Mr. and Mrs. tyrntnry. ifop nt D aytona Beach for another \Ve solicit your further patm nsg. Hs. All wheat production t* estlm - Mr-i|;htr|1 yotir hl)r#t. or cow or Foster Sunday bfirf visit. - . and guarantee satisfaction, in other At the Congregational Church » a te d nt six hundred and fifty-three ribeep we give you m oney back, Mr. and Mrs. Wil Robinson called I w o rd s,'if you are not tho/m igbly Sat­ No. GGG will cure Chills and ...... ^lhem ....... e _a t m Thw p m illion. I L. A. Allen- Seed Co.. Sanford. Fla. C*vcr. It is the most speedy rem- SuqdoF~w nrbp "T h e t'ornTdations’ o f ' «»* hom o-of his parents Monday isfied, t h e n 'we are not satisfied and ♦dy wr know. . • 86-351 ' Go‘d ." . fn the evening.' "W hen the|t*> Bt*v Mf- Robinson's father, who is we *tand ready to satisfy and *Ii-1U2-I tc quthfied customer* Rev. tmd Mrr. F. E.' SteinmeyerM C reato r Scorned yi Fail.” There *n , l,n,>r bl'u*lb m * .• ran L ittli MIss G ladys • Robinson who haw lieen in a tten d an ce upon will be the usual a ttra c tiv e choir nnd SPECIAL* NOTICE spent a very pleasant night, with her the Southern Assembly a t Lake Ju n a --] orgnn music M tisson s Pool aunt, Mrs. Jack Vaughn Saturday lathi, N*. C., reached Sanford TuesOpen every W ednesday n:ght, night. * • , Co. Rejections d»y ■of this weck..; T hey report u 7:30. A. party cf friends enjoyed the C apt. It. Sharp and Lieut. Thom p­ Also every W ednesday morning Jessup Thursday. son, U. S. A.,, who have been exam ­ duy a t Luke for women only. ining the boys of Co. C, left yester­ Those of* the part)’ were Mr. ‘and * Every aftern o o n /ex cep t Tuesdays Mrs» Will Robinson nnd children, day for Charleston. Out of Jho and Frjdays. _ , com pnny only eleven men were fouru* Mr., and Mrs. VcrettO and Dr. and Good water, good lights, good or­ Mrs. Hnzclton, Ralph a n d , Foster to be physically unfit for m ilitary der. • " ’ 98*1 f service in the arm y. T he com pany King and otheVs, all enjoying a very Every farmer in this section should .raise, his1 now has 133 men. This was in­ pleasant day. EXEM PTION BOARD MEETING Miss M abel Tyner was the supper creased to 137 w hen.four men from own corn, oats, hay,- potatoes-ami live stock Jacksonville arrived and joined the guest of M rs. Jack Vaughan Sunday Hoard and Examining .Phynirlans to. the greatest extent possible. t* . ■ • boys. Co. C. was m ustered in tb the night. Are Busy With Ihe D rafted Men The Pastor qf ihe'" Mrs. Jim Abbott of Ocala spent a federal service yesterday morning.. S The exemption board ia meeting T h e eleven men rejected were: Ed­ couple of weeks with her parents on in H ^k ro u rt house th is week and Every farm should have a vegetable garden w ard Evans, Geo. A. Glover, Ernest West First street and sp en t several th e > ^ ^ > a busy set cf mefi. The with cabbage, beets, sweet, jxitatocs, carrots,' i E. Gregory, Sidney Jones, £ h a s . A‘. days the guest of her brother, Mr. doctors. Denton, Puleston nnd Mil­ beans, peas and sweet corn growing. Knudsrtn, Chns. C. Leonardy, Lu- Will Rohinaon, returning home on ler are also busy exam ining the men -• . ’ Will return this * .Tuesday. , th er M artin. F rank A. Wallace. Jr., for physical - defects a n d Seminole week and it is Mrs. Jack Vaughan is, expecting county is showing lom e fine speci­ j Sam uel L. Brown, William E. Har­ There should be chickens and hogs, and a his desire th at per, . John C. H endersrin.--O rlando her son-in-law, M r.' Jim Mansfield mens of manhood as the percentage cow for milk and butter. of T am pa to spend several weeks of physical exem ptions is not as Sentinel. every Member with her soon. • large as some of the other counties, ■ • . j*’ * . „ * will be in their r > Several of the home boy* were First Aid to M eet The work of examining those of p l a c e a t the With the advantages of our soil and climate, First Aid class of the Red Cross drawn for th e arm y. We wish them the first call for the new national a safe retu rn back to th e dear old we should be producing foodstuffs enough for will held an exam ination on Tues­ nrrqy began in Seminole county on ____________ day afternoon at 1 o'rlock at the U. S. A. T hursday m orning when som e ft? ourselves and have abundance to sell to our W om an's Club. men were summ uned to ap p ear be­ neighbors. , Ljrrir Tonight *% fore the physicians for physical ex­ Mollie K ing, the well know n, pop­ Pipe Org«n CJub ular and a ttra c tiv e young star of the am ination. T he work Is still in pro­ T h e Pipe Organ Club has again World Film Corporation will be aeen gress and will continue u n til Satur­ What are YOU dping t o help in this-work? renewed its work. M onday after­ next in th is city at the Lyric The­ d ay afternoon when practically ^00 noon, the president of the Club. Mrs. atre on T uesday when " F a te 's Boo­ men will have undergone th e phys­ R. L. Rowe entertained th# Club at m erang" will lie the fenturp shown ical exam ination und those who past her home on P alm etto a v e n te . on the s c re e n . .T h e sto ry of "Fattj’s will go before the exem ption board Sewing and plans for the coming B o o m ertn g " is both interesting and if they so desire to sh o w ,cau se, if y ear were enjoyed and discussed. pathetic. -George, an engineer’ is any. why they should not be sent to *. Refreshm ents were served at a later given a large contract to supervise, join the new arm y. We Pay 4 per cent Interest on Savings Deposits hour. Fourteen were present. Physical exam ination of th e first, th at of the building of a big railroad examined 'y e ste rd ay in the xvilds of tho weat. His wife, tw enty-eight physically fit for showed -seventeen Mildred, fotul or society life hesitate* ;♦> ♦ \ to leave htfr life of gaiety for the des­ service, although some have asked J------olate and lonesome life of the plains' fo r- re-examination and th e exact sta tu s will* not he learned until the and camps in the West, She takes advice from a frietyi, physical exam inations A re com pleted. Those who failed to patei will be UP8ALA AND GRAPEVILLK who tells her not t a spoil th? b>st a)ld the Pastor # * by an­ R ev. Swanbon h as returned home part of her life by going away for a subject to ro^examination “ The Home Institution” — ,, . . Will give us an «nd there will be preaching next few years, and she decides to jet her other physician* before thpy __ are FORREST LAKE. President A. R. KEY. Vice-President and C ashier. S u n d ay a t the L utheran church husband go away alofte. He goes, finally rejected. G. W. SPENCER. 2nd Vice-President a t 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. - < T he comoletc results of th e exumleaving M ildred behind. In the I I-*1 L qst week's itfema should have west while day dream ing of hit in a ’ion will be published next* week. m entioned th a t M r. and Mra. Jease beautiful hom e and of Mildred he Applications fo* exem ption are being sp e n t a few day* in T am pa, guesta of th e bride's au n t. M r. and Mra. Parkinson of Ge­ . 7~<• *n tb<1 Suited Staten, The other neva were recent callers a t the hom e u tile H » P P « * n K»^- M e n tio n II ° lc.mTb m Of the Sanford party are of Mra. Clark. u * . . . . — ta* D a la i visiting other point* in N orth' Caro­ Mrg. T . 0.. T y n e r's sisters, M rs. of M atte" In B rie f- • lina before returning: Mr*. D. A. Fry a n d Mrs. F isher returned to personal Item s of ; ; Kelly at .Canton, Mra. W. S. Thorn- W jndem ere S aturday after a pleas­ Interest io n at Charlotte, Mr*. Perry , Mr*. ant-' visit here, little Florence acJ o h n Jinkin* and daughter* nt|ffifmi()ahyi’n g them . • T s a s m a rj of the Floating Small ivilli E.. W. L u n d q u ist atjd sister, Talk* Succinctly Arranged for ’ Earl Fields p in the city calling Ml*8 R u th Bergquist were- callers '{lurried Herald D eader* on many old friends this vn-rlr j "* Mm. P-U^g"*-** / . hurl formerly Resided hero but J- A .. Thom pson of DgLand is now living in August^. spending his vacation with friend* Mr. and Mra. B arney Bock, their children also their parents L M ‘*? T inkcr* P«l>HrHy agent for ‘n Sanford, calling S unday at T- O. *•* ..................click| 11,0 R- E. Olds Co., in their o id im ar 'Tyner's. Andrew also accompanied WANDABOUT THE CITY B L Z J Z S A S i £* • tt£ mer V , is m What Are You Doing? 1 NOTICE! * « , r REV. F. E. STE1NMEYER * First M. E. Church Sunday Morning Services AUGUST 12th Sunday Night There Will Be . SPECIAL MUS I C COUNTY HAPPENINGS f Seminole County Bank * Echo of His Trip m • "• „ JT --------------- * * - - - * * ** �% 17 m m ' av» riff*’ THE i \ **•.,, *; y*J • •••'• vt-—- Am m * 10, 15U7 i RC ^ fording m odern street lighting oyer approxim ately tw enty three block* In the business district. So far ninety one s ta n d a r d s ' haye ^ e e n iin ­ stalled and th ey are not only useful a t night, b u t ornam ental in th e day. CO UNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPONDENTS-EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD ------— * WfeKTWA ITEM S -Raymond B oyd left last S atu rd ay to join a com pany of soldier boys in O rlando A. Ml Rush stx m t . few days in Colem an on business this week. He has bought p ro p e rty there. Vivian Acosta . retufned Tuesday from Okeechobee, unable to s ta y aw ay from W ekiwa any longer T he cotton field across the riv e r la ready for picking and Is certainly w orth looking a t. M iss Lucy M osoly has returned to her home* in Ja k in , Ga., leaving here S aturday evening. She will be m uch missed by th e many friends ahe made during her visit here. England la sh o rt of medicine and The "w hite w ay" district Includes five blocks on Reynolds street, from Thom as stre e t to Green stre e t; three blocks orT N orth Drape street, from fevers t o ' G reen a lrc et; two blocks on South D ranc aterct, from Evers to Pgltqera s tre e t; three blocks' on Haities stre e t, from Evers to G reen street, .tw o blocks on Evers stre e t, from Haines to Reynolds stre e t; five blocks on Collins street, from In g ra ­ ham to M ahoney street, a n d th re e blocks on Palm er street, from Haim-a to Reynolds stre e t. Each s ta n d a rd bears a 100-candle power light, m ag­ nified through a large ornam ental globe. troops was due, it was said today, to changes in m odern w arfare th a t mad* the old com m and unwieldy and cumbersome in tren ch 1 fighting. The division under the old system w a s 'n o t sufficiently-m obile "for the peculiar n eeds' of fighting on th e western fro n t." . Under the .new plan a division will include two in fa n try brigades of two regim ents e a c h r tn s le id of Throe brigades as form erly. T he artillery and m achine gun stren g th is m ateriVlly increased, the cavalry regim ent now a- prom inent p a rt of the u nit is elim inated, a new trehch m ortar battery Is ad d ed ,-an d th e old arm y corps plan abandoned a fte r t h i Civil war is again revised.' . Provost M arshal G eneral Crowder Is today working o u t final details of regulations governm ing the mobil­ ization Schedule of tho men selected under th e Selective d ra ft law. T he completed plans will indicate how each m an drafted is to be assigned. ifle Knewl "nearing a boy." wild his friend, who thought he had th e eocr*ct dope on everything, "Is n serious question." “You’re nearly r ig h t/ old. fellow. I’ve found It to bo h series of-o nest Iona." y - 1‘ W hat Msn Do. We owe thanks to Wachlavelll •II others who write what men do w hat ihey ought to f l o . - S . °* not Miflnstle Nesdle From Chine,* \ .The date of tho Introduction of th» V Tho Real O bject “ *»••*? “ " « • '»>» I. » known, but It came ns many f0Wlow One thing about getting an early irom the Chinese through the Amb • t a r t Is-th a t you j n a y nqt have to ry so Imuch Inter on. blit the real ob­ sailors nnd traders, and It probably ject - -ult early.—Atchison Globe. was already n nautical Instrument * “ «■ th !“ W nM M M ry to " T 0VB pa n* Wc hav® no,v*! ra$f»Wne an d opium , which, of course we can only uac. In extrem q pain and not a t all w ith those poor patients who have kidney diseases, of which th ere are plenty in every . . AGENTS FOR ward< I am going to ask you Jo send me all th e asporin you feel able to buy for rids cause. Five grains would give m any a poor fellow a night's rest, and England haa none. The installation of this aytem of Also acetanllid, in any form or com ­ bination. T h a t would be moat use­ light was ordered by the city council ful to mo in relieving pain andV pol- la st fall, a fte r consideration of a lib­ e ral proposition by Rosco N ettles, T he Potato. Supplp ing fever. # general m anager of the P lant C ity The following lette r from "the Sec­ Daytona has responded nobly to Public Service* Company. . T h e retary of A griculture will be inter­ th is call for help. I now wish to ask BAST SA EFO R D agreem ent was t h a t the com pany esting to Sem inole. farm ers: SEE US FOR SPECIAL PRICES ON Mrs. A. H. S to n e and daughter. ou r "people 'of Seminole county would install free of charge fifty of D epartm ent of A griculture, C arrol of Cam eron are leaving on aid us in lending a . helping hu’nd th e standards provided the city ta k e W ashington, A ugust 2, 1917 T h u rsd ay for M ichigan. They will by giving w hat th ey can, no m atte r ninety lights, a n d th a t tho com pany Hon. D uncan I). Fletcher. spend some tim e In Bay City w ith how small th e am ount, for "pennies would install seventy-five, s ta n d a rd s United S tates Senate. M rs. Stone’s p a re n ts and in Lansing into dollars grow ” to obtain aspirin w ithout cost to th e m unicipality if Dear Senator Fletcher: an d acetanilide, to help to alleviate w ith M r. Stone’s parents. the city would ta k e one hundred. Replying to your in q u iry of the M rs. L. M. T ra ce y of Cam eron the sufferings of these poor wounded So far ninety-one standards have 28th ult., as to w hether th e goveC ity leaves this week for W aterloo, m en . The m edicine will be sent for .been put in, and th e council, in ses­ ernm ent is undertaking to provide Iow a, and will visit in Buffalo, N. V. distribution to our old English friend sion yesterday, were .condsidering seed potatoes to Florida farm cra for alto g eth er making n three m onths’ M r. II. E. Glover, whoso n a m e ‘will th e advisability.^ of increasing th e pinnting next winter, I would say revive m any pleasant associations sta y . order to one hundred In order to th a t no action of thjs character has n the m inds of old residenets of serve some te rrito ry th a t needs been considered necessary. Tho acre­ *Elwood Irish, who has been in Sanford. He is actively engaged C am eron City for the past year is n hospital work, and is devoting more lights a n d to t a k e 'ad v an tag e age of potatoes planted in the leaving on Friday for East Beach, limwlf, body und soul to the relief of tho offor to f M r. N ettles.— P la n t northern states is decidedly above L ake Okeechobee, to join the E ast of suffering. A ny one desiring to as­ C ity Courier.' normal and the potato crop condi­ tions In the territory from which Sanford colony. sist in this work of hum anity will M r. and Mrs. E d. J. Cameron please leave his .contribution nt the seed potatoes used by Florida Preacher F lays Reformers have .also gone to East Bench, Lake either L. R. Philips’ or R. C. planters comb is excellent at this Pensacola, Aug. 7 .—The Rev. I. Okoochobec to * rem ain for so;nq Bower’s drug stores. rime. T here is, therefore, no reason E. Phillips, p asto r of the Knox tim e .'— ,1 Presbyterian church of this city to expert any shortage of good seed' Trusting th at, the good people of I. D. Hart is m aking a tour of Hayed the reform ers in a serm on potatoes for next season. Lake Okeechobee th is week to see Sanford ami Seminole county will preached S unday night. Some consideration has already The- re­ w hat ull the excitem ent is about respond liberally to this o p p o rtunity m arks of R ev. Phillies were of n been given to the question w hether of assisting th e u n fo rtu n ate victim s dow n there. sensational character, and charges of the southern plantings uf Irish pota­ We learn that C. C. Morris has of warfare, I nm, hypocrisy and grandstand playing of toes next season fhould be larger Very tru ly yours, ' been quite ill w ith fever several th e "boiled s h irt" reformers of this than this year. K4om indications, B renda tlcV. M orrison. d ays a t Palm Beach while enroute city were made. He said ho favored it appears probable th a t the northern to th eir new home a t East Beach, th e segregated d istrict for the un­ crop will be so lnrgfr''th a t -southern L ake Okeechobee. Funeral of M rs. t'h en ev ert fo rtu n ate women, and charged th a t growers should very carefully con­ Last sad rites a ere paid today in the men who were driving them out sider the size of the stock on hand G raham H unter of Bcardall ave­ nue baa returned from a visit with respect to the m emory of tlie two of the* city were men without souls. at the close of tho northern potato victim s of last F riday's .tragedy, Tiie pastor, in tho coupe of his re­ harvest this year before enlarging hom e folks in C harlotte, N. C. II. G. Deitrlch is in the Manatee when the lives of Mrs. Cfiencvert m arks is sa'id to have stated th a t he their plantings, except to such ex­ section on business th is week. He and Mrs. Edwin Bullock were lost. tad m ade his position upon th e tent ns m ay he justified by th e local T he experi­ The .funeral of Mrs. Chenevert ouestlon of m o ra lity clear; th a t lie consuming demands. will join Mrs. D eitrich who Is with ence of recent years has thoroughly wns held M onday nftrrnoon ut the had no drienw* to offer for the Bnth e C. K. Lucas p n rty for a day in established the fart th a t it is d lf| Chcnevert residence, tho Rev. Frank m orality of th e u n fortunate women, S t. Petersburg. George Townsend of Mcllnnville Zimmerman, p a sto r of the Grace whose lives he characterized as an ficult to dispose of such a large insult to God npd hum anity, hut he product of southern new p o tato es av en u e will join M is. Townsend Episcopal chureh officiating. S a tu rd a y on the west coast. Mrs. Rev. Zimm erm an paid a beautiful charged they were not half th e in ­ prior to the first of Ju n e i f . heavy T ow nsend is with th e Lucas p a rty trib u te to th o life of the*deceased su lt as were tiic men who visited stocks, of northern old p otatoes are X also. touching upon her good deeds nn l sueh places. He said h e -would like in com petition with them in t i e markets. When the northern p o tato A. B. Cameron lias gone to (’<>ron-. th e amount of good that s tir ■hnd | to see in print the names of those scusop is sufficiently advanced To ado Beach for a m o n th ’s stay, while been able to accom plish, in te rm e n t who owned p ro p e rty used for im ­ permit of ap p ro x im ate‘d eterm in atio n moral purposes. Concluding his convalescing* from q u ite a serious in Riverside cem etery. of the yield, il more detailed consid­ serm on, Rev, -Phillips said: " P e n Following were tho pall hearers, illness. f t eration of this m atter will lie m ade up or drive out th e dirty old filthy M r. and Mrs. Ira C. Martin and W alter Shelley, J .'P . Cam eron. T. '1'. G. C. Cham berlain were visitors at Shaw , R. (!.* llolgnle, Guy Kirtley libertine and tak e into our hearts th e and tho results will be announced to bruised flower, of womanhood who the public. nnd George M ay. C oronado Bench S u nday. Very truly truth, T he entire city of Defiance unites have hern ids paw n ." M r. and Mrs.. H ow ard and tilth(Signed) D. F. H ouston, n doing .hom age anti paying tribute fo u r young people, M r. and Mrs. B Secretary. to the memory of M r*r~Chenevert, Duval County Hom e Guards H. Squires and d a u g h te r, Harvey whosd tragic d e a th has cast a .pnilor Form al m uster and inspection of g Elder Springs Water H as a Guaranteed Purity and- Charlie Flowers, Edmond of gloom upon Hot It business nnd th e Duval C ounty Home G uards Stow e, Mr. and M rs. C. E, Chorsocinl circles. . took place in tho county armory last of 99.98 Per Cent. penlng and their four young people, Mrs. Chenevert was an arriv e night, the men presenting an inspir­ M r. and Mrs. W. W. Dresser and ( H r (lie N a t i o n a l W oman** C h r i s ­ d a u g h te r and Mr. an d Mrs. J. C. w orker for the-uphuilding of society, ing spectacle.j C om pany A, C aptain tian- T tsm i* ran ee U nion.) und the good she did will live after H arvey 1 1. Payne, presented th e E llsw orth enjoyed a fish, fry and picnic dinner and bathing at the her. She was the main strength of finest "appearance, being 148 strong G eneva beach on L ake Harney on th e Good Cheer Club, whAse exist­ j and fully equipped with uniforms AFFECTS THE BRAIN. ence brought n little ray of sunshine und rifles. Long before (From bulletin Issued by New York the hpur S u n d ay . . City H ealth Department.) * iqto tho lives of the poor In our city for beginning th e ceremonies th e M rs. Julius Schultz, was out from Civilized man equals brute animal L ately she has becom e interested in galleries wero packed with repre^tow n a portion of th e w eek with the th e organization of the Defiance (tentative men and .women who were plus high bruin development. Alcohol M isses Deitrlch during the absence blotH out the "high brain development" C h ap ter of Red Cross, and her present to witness th e exercises. UNIVERSITY O F FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN of th e ir parents. nnd leaves behind the brute unimal. * * • place in this organization will he GAINESVILLE M r. a n d Mrs. Moses Jackson have TALLAHASSEE Now, of course, We don’t mean to say •M any were surprised to find th a t hard one to fill. n o i i m o r a l . r n n f u c r u A L htanpaddo COLLEGE OP TIIE 111011130* RANK ** * - i, ---m ade arrangemenn to buy the J. C. the battalion w as eompoicil of four that when n person takes a drink of il^tMrat . U « , Agriculture, Kn(tiiminf, IJ b rra l Art*, Education,* Muale, E i p m l o s . — In the chureh she was a iielpfu com panies with a band nnd was in anyth lag containing alcohol h i Is re­ * * A ru ^duration, G raduate Sehool S m ith place on C am eron avenue. rhyaleal Education, Art, llama Economleg s e rv a n t of religion, devoted and commartil of M ajor John L. Dog- duced at onco to a brute unim nl; but Send tor Catalogue and V i m Writ* lor Catalogue and Dooli of View* > A. A. MimrlUtKE, Prc H ospitals N eed A>prrln zealous. As u wife, m other and g ett, Thuxo is n san itary unit a t ­ very few will, dispute that a drunken i : n w . c o n turn. i * r « . . M r. R. J. Holly, friend she was above reproach. Her tached to Com pnny A, Hhowing th a t person Is not tnuch better than n brute nnliuak And tho reason he |ms liven . E d ito r Sanford H e ra ld :—Will you u n tim ely death is a com m unity loss the battalion is com plete in every reduced to such u slate by the alcohol, kindly publish the following article nnd her work w ill abide the lest of T he dem onstration showed th a t H O R N ER M IL ITA R Y S C H O O L In th e next isrluc of T h e Herald: tim e. Others will arise up to com Jacksonville Is equipped with an ef­ •Is because before,he cun take enough llaa a raeord of C S n a n of thorough work In preparing young m*i» fur C o llrtr UnlVrtrilta. of It to kill Ids body, he has bud (.ovarptiyent, and Ir eh n tcal Kehoria, amt for lliuinma tile. A Nun w t a r i a n Chrtmian «hool.T h e G azette-N rw a publishes a pleto what ahe has begun and tim e fective force to deal with any em er­ enough to paralyze his brain, espe­ Strong (acuity. Military training. New lmiM*ng», fireproof, targe t'am pui, »llh 1war hall m ost interesting lette r from Dr. J. E. will heal the wounded affection in gencies which m ay arise after tho cially the highest parts of his bruin. and football ground*, tennla rourtt, and running tn u k a . E ip rm rt moderate. Sraaton begin* tk p le m la r 6th. Write f.ir III unrated catalog. R aw lings of D aytona, who is now on th e hearts of those who knew tier m ilitia has mndo its exist from the It has paralyzed his power to think, J ; C . H O R N E R , P r in c ip a l, C h a rlo tte , N. C. d u ty n t the "H orton W ar Hospital," best, but in these strenuous tim es city, Thcro were over 5t0 men in It has paralyzed his (lower to Judge, Epsom , England. H e says in part; su ch a passing aw ay is double |oi line Inst night which wns almost a It has paralyzed his power to control his actions. The amount of alcohol " I nm In charge of two medical nnd such n life doubly bard to fill.— war strength battalio n . which makes m person drunken, varies w ards of 90 beds each, nnd have at Defiance Dnily Express, Bishop E. G. Wood delivered the with different people. Some can stuild p rese n t ICO patients, A convoy invocation, lifter which the hnttnllm very little? others a.great deal.- How­ from France may fill me up ut any While Way for Plant City formed in com panies faring south. ever, even a very little, though It does tim e. W t have 2,690 beds here and P la n t City udvunccd another Liability Insurance against Accident, the person and Property, Is C om pany A was the first to cnt«>r. not show lt*elf in drunkenness, has a over 2,200 patients a t present. We n o tch on the ladder of progress S at­ a necessity. You must have it eventually..................................... damaging effect on the brain. This Is in comm and of C aptain Harvey have 20 doctors nnd surgeons nnd u rd a y , when the current wns turned Pnyne. This was followc I by Com­ wlmt jve want to point out particular­ nearly 500 nurses und attondnnjs. on th e new "w h ite w ay” circuit, nf- pany B, C aptain A. G. Hariri 'g j, ly- Tiki ninny people liitiik llmt if they followed by C om pany C, Captain drink alcohol lu moderation, such, for Chnrlcs W. T ucker, nnd Company example, ns throe or four glasses of beer a day, or one or two drinks of D, C aptain B. F, McGrow.- M ajor whisky a day, they nro not doing D oggett, iiccom pnnM by members themselves any harm a t till. Very o f hiq, staff inspected tlio companies. ninny oven think that they may safely T he members of M ajor Doggett’s drink ns long'as they stop before get­ STANDARD RAILROAD O F TIIE SOUTH E. W. DICKSON staff arc: L ieutenant E. G. Weed, ting drunk. These are very daugerouB c h a p la in ;' L ieutenant A. Y. Milam, and mistaken ideas to have. Drinking, SANFORD, FLA. PHONE G7 314 W. 1st ST. a d ju ta n t: l.ieutennnt B. B. Mnc- ‘-•von in moderation, bus dungers for I loin'll, quarterm aster, nnd Lieuten­ tho brain and nerves, nnd steady drink AUTO TIRES AND TUBES VULCANIZED lug Is very had. a n t II. Drew,- surgeon. ■ . * ;* ~ ’ * * * * ■ .* . ■No.*82 No. 80 No. 86 Lv Jacksonville.„.9:I0 a. m. 8:10 p. nt. After thq conclusion of the inspci1 2 : 0 1 p . m. PREPARING FOR PROHIBITION. Ar.8avannnh.—.a. 1:15 p. m. 12:35 a. m. 1 : 0 ! p . nt. tion th e com panies were marched • W. I». Wolford, president uf ih# Ar Charleston__ _ 5:35 p. nt. 8.*45 a. m. 8 :,1 6 p. m. nto 't h e street, nnd C6mpsfiy*i A American Association of Cooperngo Ar Richmond........5:05 n. m. 7:45 p. m. 7 :35 a. m. then m arched hack into the uldiand Ar Washington__ 8:40 a. m. Interests, testifying before \hc InterII :50 p. m. W c are now prepared to do' more and better work 10:55 a. nt. p u t on a ton m inute exhibition drill. state commerce commission nt Wash­ 1:10 a. m. Ar Baltimore........ 10;57 a. m. 12:10 p. m. J , than heretofore Ar W. Phil’p h ia . I ;07 p. m. 3:30 a. ;n. 2.27 p. m. ington, made tho statem ent that the —Jacksonville M etropolis' Ar New York.— 3:18 p. m. 5:50*a. m* 4:35 p. trf.' whisky m anufacturers of tho country, ll«l" ‘ * drawingI roan" ata*ya»w room •!♦< ■ (>«■ !»• l»l«i«l - '* ! t.V, * Acnllzlng Hint nnlton-wldo prohibition New Army Division Vrao radioing c k .tr ’ --- ----------------------* * ,• - * * • ” ALL R E P A I R W O R K , G U A R A N T E E D Is Inevitable, have prncUcnlly ceased W ashington, Aug. 8.— Decision of 'm anufacturing their productsjand are • For Information or Reservation Phone or Write the W ar D epartm ent to abandon the , preparing to devots their plants ‘ to A T L A N T I C C O A S T L IN E 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. Hillsborough Hotel, Tamp*. FI*. arm y division of 28,000 men in favor tho manufacture of commercial alco­ Phopq 17 fo,one 132 th e continental u nit of about. 19,000 hol for nillltnry purposes. The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co WOOD MOWING MACHINES, The Best That’s Made. AVERT PLOWS AND CULTIVAVORS. . , CLARKS CUTAWAY HARROWS .' ACME LEVELING HARROWS. ’ . PLANET JR. TOOLS. McCORMICK HAY R A K E S IIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX DR. H A R P E R O S T E O P A T H IC Office will be Changed from 1 C arnes x Hote 1 To The SEM INOLE BANK BUILDING I After September Fifteenth xxxniiiininix^iiiiiiiiiii|^iiniiiiiiHxxxiiiBiniBi}«cx piiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiniiiniiixxBiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiniiMiiiiiiiiiiiix a a X Elder Springs Water J| g§f Pure, Sparkling Spring W ater Brought To Your Door Daily X X X TEMPERANCE NOTES i - X I Leave Orders at The Herald Office 1 xiiiiiiiiHiiximiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiimiiimxiiimiiiiiix FOB THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER— Come and see CONNELLY Sanford Vulcanizing Works ATLANTIC COAST LINE f 3 DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING­ TON AND NEW YORK COMPLETE NEW O U TFIT F R E E AIR SERV ICE iLJiirntM* s V 3 �id ; IM t THE SANFORD HKBALD P U B L IC IT Y PU LLS PAGE THESE PR O G R ESS -PRODUCING NOT P »O M O T.N G ^D O *ED OF TRADE RESULTS I While n ot a c^tlzon df Sanford, Hon. Jw- L- G l,w ' m “y°r. of- ()rlando U ft full fled fed , -paid up mem* fgr of the Sanford Board of Trade, jj^-writos tinder d irtr of the fli-ifT'"' Herewith my check for dues to <orer my mem bership to Jan. | H(t 1918Such men a i M ayor Giles in why Orlando ia what ahe ia and you can’t gtt away from the fact that shea jomethlnf and then some. The followiM ia ffom « mem her ' who appreciates the Board of Trade and saya so: Sanford, A ugust .'1,1917, hlr. D. C. Marlowe, Secretary, Sanford Hoard of T rade, Dear Sir: I am handing you here­ with $5,00 to cover Board of Trade dues to Ja n . lwt, 1018. Thia momberahip is to me one of ' the moat -profitable investm ents I can make. _Al, you know, I have several hundred tons of fertilizing material during the p ast few months and had the 16 per cent railroad rate gone into effect, my profits on at least part of these goods would have been entirely gone. By _lhia you can see it already has paid me my dues for months to come. Then, too, it Is a great satisfaction to be a mem­ ber of it live organization, one that docs things. (Signed! • J. K. Spurting. The Thrill and the Hell of the Trenches, Described ; by an American Boy^j_— *ng on. All around him others are prospering. Tljcy are advertising, • elhng^ the buyer what they have * t W other men are finding time to attend meetings intended to benefit thejr city und county. These other men have money to pay their Board of Trade dues and nre e n th u ­ siastic members realizing th a t buildlog a progressive-Sanford, builds *a bigger Sanford and th at they In re­ turn will reap their reward for their efforts. There is a saying, and the Bible is the author: "T o him th a t hath shall he givrn and to him 'that hath not shall ho tuken aw ay "— don t get the idea that this refers only to religious possessions, it refers to your life holdipgs and u glance around even in your home town will indicate that the letter of the law is being carried out. Start out, get progressive, help <fo something along the right lines then watch youiself grow. There is no alternative. SERGEANT- McCLINTOCK. " 1 ~m .- _ ^ Sergeant Alexander McCIintock of Lex­ ington, Ky., and the Canadian Army Has Gripping Tale That Every American Will Read, For He Telli the Facta—Unadorn­ ed. Wonnded, a Diitinguiihed Conduct Medal Man, He 'Was Invalided Home, bnt Is Going "Out There” Again to Fight For Uncle Sam a rd His Allies. An In ­ spiring, Interesting, Personal Narrative, Full of the Spirit and Atmosphere of t h e ^ Trenches. No. 6. Decorated For Bravery; Home and Uncle Sam. Friday’s issue of The Herald will show additional mcnihers .since the paper of Iasi Friday, W a tc h -the in­ u crease. \ e r . Bureau Voor llandelsinlich.tlnggn. translated Commercial In­ telligence Ollico, Amsterdam, Hol­ land, bus directed communications to the Hanford Board- of Trade, effering free exhibition to nny product Stop*every chain le tte r you g c tris we may wish to place in tiu-ir of­ the request of the C h a rity Organ!*] fices In Amsterdam.’ The idea being cation Bureau. The article to follow to pstnldish and maintain a large indo.ti.s th a t most such letters are trade between Holland and this get n< i).quick schemes: country. Tlder circular is on tile at Kvt-r since the fam ous "W hit-, the Board of Trade office should man” chain te tte r-'was w ritten und ] anyone care to look it over. Dy Sergeant Alexander McCIintock, 1). C. M., 87th Overseas Ball,, Canadian (Iren. Guards. CopyrlBht. 1SJ7, by t h e Hell S y n ­ d ic a te , Inc. This Is the concluding article of the •erics of sU by Hvrgvant AlcOlIntOCk, an .iwirrfcun bog of Lexington, Hy., 1eho Jias seen service In France, teas decorated for bravery and inm/fi/id home. He has been promised <1 rummission In our army. The first fire Inslallmrnts fold o f the fighting In llelgium anil, on Ihe Horn me,-irhere he teas desperately tcuunded. This final Inslaltmi lit ileevrihcs his foorney to Ihe rear irilh lirenty-hro pin es of shrapnil In one leg anil his Hireling irilh Ihe king fa a Louilun hospital. circulated to raise funds for war . ( WAS taken from Pozlorm to Albert lit 11 Ford 11mini In lice or, ns the relief and for the British Red Cross, j Members of the Hoard of Truth* Tommies would say. a "Hn Lizzie." there have been num erous other are invited to offer -suggestions for solicitations in the form of chain the good of the organization‘ or for The nriitt who drove this vehicle would letters scattered Jirondcast, which the good of the eity or countv. If inak«» n good ehnulTeur for nit {elding mnclifiie. Apparently lie wna counting haw -Purported to have emanated yoft Il tt \ V It suggestion for belter* tbi> bumps In tile road, for be ilblu't from reputable und authentic merit t( It U' or vi rite us a) oyit it. miss one of Ibem. However, tlm trip toiif'<*. and have gone so far as to We takr no InHIH•S III p >lit iev or re- 1 was only 11 limiter of seven mile*, nipl clatm the endorsem ent of consuls ligion an lo Hlih*H llllt we i o lake 1 was In fair condition when they llfleil repr. i-ntlng the ullies, but which positi VI! i.HJHU ’ in progrt ssive tilings mo out nnd carried me to uti operallng . have turned out to bo fakes. Such -r-unl C!JW thf» Board of T raile lid. we (able In the field dressing station. A clinplaln came along and murmur n .letter was received by a member would not lie 11 Board of Trade. of the New York M erchants Associ­ Use your observations t and experi­ ed 11 little prayer in my ear. I Imagine ation recently, nuking money for si ences and tell the Board of Trade tliarw ould linvo made a man feel very solemn If he had,thought there vras a spreial hospital in Paris, and claim­ about them. chance ho was about to pass put, but ing the endorsem ent Aif the* French I knew I merely hail a teg pretty badly T here'w ill be a new name for iln- smashed lip, and while the chaplain consql ht Sent tie, and of the Red Cross, which, it said, had "promised Oaks this \\inter, in fuel it will lie a wns •praying I wns wondering If they 47,000 for every $18,00(1 raised. In­ Hew hotel and tinder a management would have to cut it off. I figured. If quiry directed to these references re­ that will place the hdstelry among so. Mils would handicap my dancing, Tho first formality in 11 shrapnel case vealed tho absolute falsity of this Ihe best. * • Is the ml min isl ration of nil nntlleliiUlls statement, th e French consul writ­ A large C-arolinu hotel wants the luuiM-ulatiqii, and when It Is done you ing;' I do not like the idea and realize Hint they are sure trying to would have stopped these b ite rs if Board of Trade to give them lIn- sine your life. The doctor uses a horse there had been any way of jfofng it. name of (Mime one win* ra n .su p p ly syringe, nnd the.'Injection leaves a a n d 'yi u will thetefore oblige me by them weekly shipments byJ e x press lump on your chest ns big ns a baseThe f with celery, lettuce und vegetables. ball, which stavs with you for fortypaying no a tte n tio n td it." lied <-ross em phatically denied 11nv Tla-v will be large,weekly customers. eight hours. After the Iqjecllon n Any m em ber interested -ran get this nurse fills, out n diagnosis-blank with ctpinecliun w ith, the letter. ftddrem by tillin g ai tin- Roald of a,description of your wounds nnd a It has been ascertained that in /re c o rd of yotir name, age. regiment, T r a d e o f l ir e . many rase* these chain letters art Y regimental number, religion, parentage grafty propositions and should any The Cham ber of Commerce, Hon­ and previous history ns far ns she call discover it without asking quest funs Sanford or Seminole cofJntj* people olulu, Hawaii, has addressed com­ which would bo positively Indelicate retilve t-hom, not only -should they m unications to all B o a rd of Trade After all of thnt ray WtiUlitlq were giv­ he ih -troyed b u t publicity should bo and Cham bers of .Commerce in this en their first tea! dressing. given them ua bud "b u n k o ” schemes. country, advising them to pay no attention to any ropott that enemy A busines* m an the o ther tiny re- subm arines are in the Pacific Ocean 1in mediately after this wns done I r marked: Business is no good, I have or menueing the lunps of travel bo- wns bundled Into another nmbulauca •nothing in s ig h t—am doing nothing. ■twiTn.thr United States nnd Hawaii. nod driven to t'yntny, where the C. C. All around th is man business is go- The letter adds: "T here is no more H. (cnsufllty clearing station) and ml! danger from submarines on the Pa­ head were located. In tho itinhulnuce with me were three other soldiers, an cific than on your Great Lakes and artillery officer and tw o privates of In­ wtf want to assure you that fear of fantry, , Wc' were all ticketed off as such is folly. shrapnel cases nnd p ro lific recoveries,, # which latter detail Is remnrknhle, since C learw ater for the first time J i a s tlm most allghtly Injured of (he four employed a paid secretary of their had twelve wounds, nnd there were Iionrd of Trade nnd is going in for sixty odd shell fragm ents or shrapnel (mils collectively Imbedded In ns. The heavy advortising, ClegfWiter will nurse had told me that I had nlwut find the investm ent a paying one twenty wounds. Afterward tier count and from the evidence at hand they proves) conservative. More nccurntc evidently have ^ good m an." slid later returns sho’wejl twenty-two bullets and shell fragments wero In Rev. ilyinun is an A l com m ittee­ my leg They to o k Ihcso out nml pre­ man and perfect in progrestivenesx. sented them to mo. I have beep giv­ He is working along the right lines ing them away for souvenirs. We were fairly comfortable in the anil so manages as to have many ambulance, amj I csmc<>lally hnd great other toes m arking the snmc line relief from the fact that the nurse bad with him. W hat he and Ids com­ strapped my leg In a sling attached to m ittee advocates is good and right the top of the vehicle. Wc smoked and we nVe glad to see th at the rity cigarettes nml chatted cheerfully, ex­ council are willing and anxious to changing congratulations on having bring into reality the im provem ent got "clean ones"—thnt Is. wounds not asked for und it is belie veil theto probably fatal. Tho artillery officer gentlemen will act liberally and con­ told me tie Imd liven supporting our battalion (hut morning wl^h one of the *'•11os ink a t ai im: on. knuinks sistently. "sacrifice butteries," w T .I I **** ■"> bin**- Na Italleelre, M e n * '" A sacrifice battery, I might explain. tw fJiIL' * t bl a i i t i - »IJ l i t a full l a f j I ti C**r* • ' e»M of »e a d ij. M t r . Z-f-S-IO• True. Is one composed of field pieces which Ul' *1 B- Hrnd pilfr*. I'urrp., Ml I Hup“I understand Hint* once he served nre emplaced Between tho front nnd *• ‘-r»lnr», IMter*. Haw M i l t and W « d W,4kln< SlaehliH-ryn short term In prison. 'Yet he has support lines nnd which fu case of an redeemed himself ami lived It jlow a attack or counterattack nre fired at MALSBY MACHINE CO. M * 'l° ***» Ha» S tre e t J.r k - m t llL r . PlorUa absolutely." "Well 'lie would *lmvo point blank range. They cnll them lived it down. If It wasn't for the fools tncrltlco- batteries because somo of like you nnd me who continually keep them are prljicd out -every day. This digging It up for tAmvorsutlon pur­ officer sold our hattnlluu thnt morning °»*a F i n lU th lloiewu hnd la-cn supported by an entire divi­ poses." sion of artillery and thnt on our front of, 400 yards the eighteen pounders Everybody's Doing It. Said the tiear-eynie^ "When n wom­ alone, In a curtain fire which lasted , (!nd*t Nirw M anattm .-Al an goes shopping files!? ilnys, although thirty-two minute*, hud discharged _ and ktlatlrabH Town*. ' she may be tho most sedute little Indy T5.000 rounds of high explosive shells. M attfan I wns impressed by Ids statem ent, of in the world, she cuuU help tutting course, but 1 told him thnt, while this Special Familjr and Party Rales •tho iilgb places." * wan nn astonishing lot'of ammunition, Arm-flcaa anil F.umpmn Plan It'w a s even more surprising to Jitve 12.00 T’^r Day and Up ~ The Whippoorwill. noticed at close range, ns I did, the The whippoorwill does not build a numt>or of Germans they missed. Tonest for Its eggs hut lays them on the ward the ctid of our trip to Contay wo ®*VTo n a REACH. FLORIDA ground, usually' on fallen leaves. were nnich e*hsu*tcd-airtt-pTetty badljr ahnltcn up. We were beginning also to realize wy wore by no means out of thu woods sqrclenlly. Our wounds hud merely been dressed. Each «f qs faded on extensive anil serious- operation. Wo urrlred at Coiilaj*sllent and pretty badly depressed. For twenty-four hours In the Contay casualty clearing station they did little except feed us and tnko our temperaturea hourly. Then wo were put Into a hospital train for Rouen. Germans Bomb Hospital Train. Right hero I would like to tell n 11/ tie story about n hospital train leaving Contay for Iluuen—not. the one we wero on, but 0110 which Imd left a few iTuys la-fore. 'IMie train, when It was Just ready to depart with u full quota of w ounded men, win littneked by German aeroplanes from which bombs wero dropiHsl (qton It. Tliere Is noth­ ing apparently' that makes the Ccr- k h o use COFFEE • Is Perfect % Ask Your Grbcer Hotel Neptune Clear Your Complexion wltlr This Old Reliable Rem edy— rcocfC S ulphur Compound For plmpffv bUck-hcid*. freckles. blotches sad tan. at writ s i lor more serious Uce. scalp sa d bodr nuetliHii. hire*. ( » r n u . i | c . , i M i Ihli tciratMe compound of tofpbur. At a lo­ tion. It soothe* arul h u b : taken I s t n i u l l r — a lew dmt-t In a g u ts of water - It grit at tb« root of Ihe lrouble sa d purities -he blood. • Physicians a tree thi-t tufehur It one ol the*-1 moil effective blood punfitrl known. He■oember. a «nod completion Un't tk la deep —ft's health deep* t Me t,ne to >tk lor HANCOCK SULPHUR COMI-Ol'N-l. It h at been u>ed with tatitfactory retulla for over 21 years. rfcsai R esult "So they i g In* to probe the aim* otlon. W hat will happen 11100?* "T hen' you'll know m r certain there nothing to be dime about I t" P u t Stick In* K n o t When tying a knot In rope which must stand much strain, put u stick of soft wood In the knot for It to closo on. When you want to untie the knot break the Mickinnd pull out both ends. Your knot ran be easily untied.—Farm und Fireside. 50c and $ 1 the bottle at you! druMtltt't. If he can't supply you, •end bit name and the price in itampt and we will tend you a hot lie direct. HANCOCK LIQUID SULPHUS COM CANV naSuiwrr. XIJ. k O W C t m f i u s J Orw- I >1 n*n<xl <t— WM1 II 1's'i t JJV—A*-** u«* h# R til Fortunate. find r>*rwc Willis—Did you ever read the story of tho sword of Dnmocles7 Ju st think of a man sitting through n whole incat with n sword above him suspended by a single *hair." Glllls—"B ah! IIo Isn't In It with the woman who enn dance serenely all evening with her whole wardrobe depending on 11 dinky littlu shoulder strap." . . « 1 i Try a Herald Want Ad And Get Quick Results ‘ : ■ sflfcC/ C U I Tests and examinations have shown tho fly to ho ono of tho g re a te st known carriers of disenao germs. The reason for this is simpTo sinco his habits lead him continually to tho filthiest of places. Kill the flics ?.n. O " u provent illness and savo lives. BEE BRAND INSECTr POW­ rowDER docs tho work in a quick nnd easy manner, Harmlqss to you and tho pets. Bee Brand Insect Powder, 25 & 50c. fa n It In to th e air. I Flies and Mosquitoes dlo in a few minutes. Will kiH ants, fleas, roaches, bedbugs Uce and bugs of every kind. Direc­ tions on package. Look for tho DEE URANI) Trade Mark. .4/1 Grocers, Druggists a n d Department Stores. M CCO RM ICK & C O .t T w o o f t h o N u r s i n g S i s t e r s W e ro C o o lest In d iv id u als P re s e n t. - B A L T IM O R E , M D. the OVERJOYED WITH ITS EFFECTS mans mi feat'h'A* and ferocious ns tin Red Cross emblem.- Du Ihe toji of curb j of tin- t-nrs In this train there was n : Bed ('m ss tile enough to he seen from miles In tin- air. The German aviators j accepted them nu-iely ns excellent tar j • t * t .Vets. Their hoillbs quickly knocked three or tour ears from the rails and killed several of the helplessly wound­ ed meu. The rc.-d of tin* patient's, wank S o m e o f t h e G o o d T i l i n g s A b o u t M a r t i n ' s and nervous from recent shock und In L iv e r M e d ic in e T h a t C a n 't b e S aid A b o u t Jiiry, some of-(hell! half delirious and ! nearly all .of them absolutely helpless j D ru g s C o n tain in g N au se atin g C alo m el -und iu pain, wero Bm/ttik Into near j W. L. Roberta, C90 Duncan Ave., liglitenmcnt, modern physicians luhily. * ’# Mxcon, Go., wns recently induced to scribe a vegetable laxative intsenv a m ineral o:^i. Such medicine as Mar* trjr tho guaranteed M artin's Liver Two of tho nursing sisters In charge Mrdiclne—"tho Medicine thnt has no li-i's Liver Medicine, for instance, will of the’ train were tlm coolest individ­ calomel in it, but docs the work just fulfill all tho boq-itremcnts of n laxnpurg.'.Jivc, acting effectively on uals present. They walked calmly up tho same."* A fter using one bottle .iive'or the liver a.:J mildly on the bowels and down Its length, urging I he pn- Mr, Roberts, wrote to tho Georgia witout tho p.i!n or discom fort which lleiipi to remain quiet; directing the Medicine Company ns follow s: accompanies u o of yalomel. male attendants how to remove the 'I tia»e m ril e-v "fit ■I l«itlle o f M v i t l n ' i M nrtin's Liver Medicine ia one vvoiiiidi-d men safely from (im wrecked l i i e r IL ii io n r a m i ..l u t e ni«cn it to my tho few absolutely guaranteed prochlklrrn. | ,tn ali.otutrly overjoy*-.! wl|li cars aiul-paying no iitti-ntion whatever Its a-,lt**u. The jitr.i*it>t ta»te m akes It e**jr partition;. If it does not give entiro to the bomb* Which were BlIII-explod­ to iiive rh lk fm i an I il u,*t. *u p lc u a iilly , rat inflict ion, tho empty bpttlc may ho nlkTly amt lietirfiitally on ifi.-m th a t they returnod to (ho druggist nml tho fiOc ing near the triUu. 1 did nut havo thc never i- .o c i.i e It o itlt m rd in n r. I n k t it privilege of wlttu-s.-ing tills scene,my­ m y trlt sillim ii liavin* *<• rilieenil m u m Iwm will bo chcurfully refunded. a t it llic C u n uLrii 1 m e o th e r meiliM nrtin’s T.lver Medicino Is not only self, hut | know Hint I have accurate­ dtilira clnet. My HmurlinM eonltinteni It riot now ly dqflcrlbod It. for t|ie details were complete wllhutit M artin's L ite r M cilwinr.* pleasant in lUi action,' but pleasant to take. I t is one of N ature's remedies, told lu tin olUelul nqiort when Ihe khig It i-< really foolish for anybody to restore* the Rvcr toVqormnl .action, dciorntcil the two sisters with tho Roy- tok* calomel—n sickening, nauseating, thereby guarding tho health. 11I Itisl i'nuis for vulur In thu facut of poisonous mineral thnt used to be You ought to navo n bottle of Mayprescribed by physicians in days when tirrs Liver Medicino in your medicine .the enemy. 1 , • The trip ftoni Contay to Iteuen wnt tho medical fraternity didn't know chest all tho time. A dose or-tw o of it when you feel headachy or biliiou* a night milro—twenty-six hours .travel- any better. In those days of progress and en- will ntnvo off a spell of sickness, lug 150 miles on a train which Wns forever stopping and starting, its Jerky nml uncertain progress meaning to Us Just hours nml hours o f suffering. I do not know whether this part o f tho sys­ tem for the removal o‘f wounded has l«?cn Improved uow. Then, Its Incon­ veniences and ImperfeetIons must have been in prltible, for lu every way after­ ward tin* uiintt thoughtful and tender rare wns shown us. lu tho long rows of huts which compose the British gen­ eral hospital at Rouen we found our­ selves In wlint seemed like paradise. In the hut-which constituted the spe­ cial ward for leg wounds I was lifted from the stretcher 011 which I had trav­ e le d all tho way from I’nizers Into a comfortable bed with frcsdi, clean With sheds, nnd Instantly I found myself surrounded with quiet, trained, cllU d e n t yare. I forgot the pain of my wounds nml the dread of tho coming operation when n tray of delicious food FOR UETTER GARDENS was placed beside qiy bed and a nurse Seeds are properly spiwed In prepared mo for the enjoyment of It thin tissue p.ipcr tape. They by bathing my far« and hand* with «cnninau> quicker and 1letter scented water. because thcpapcrabMirbsand On the following morning ray leg hold* moisture. They assure was X myl-d and photographed. I tohl healthier and more bcautilul the surged)! I thought the business of plant s, m ore even stand and <i»vratliig could very well bo- put off fine straight rows. Then in addition, tliere is a great rav- . until I bad had alamt three more inft of time upd labor— you ? square meats, hut hn couldn't *eo U plint a whole row at a time, that-w ay. In the nrtemoon 1 got my and no thinning out is ncccafirst sickening dose of ether, nnd they ‘ wry. Amateurs get expert re* look flic first lot of Iron out of iuol I suits with Uakro Seed tape. supposo these were Just the surface Pskro S tc lU p e It nude by deposits, for*they only got tiro or six the American raeUupe Co.. Tt W o t j j r d St., New York piece*. However, they contJmi«?d sys­ City, p d~ e t i i a ll your deal* dealtematically. I had flvo.more opera­ per p e d u t c 1 tions, and every time I came out of C /la p e a ro w the ether tho row of bullets and shell a t a T tm e scrap* a t tho foot of my bed was a little longer. After tho n u m b er.hsd t ? 1* t i f l r H s * -* Sold by R. C. BOWER, Sanford, Fla. M ake a M ore Beautiful Garden t! _ j u s t p lan t tLe W . G. A L D R ID G E Continued on Page 6 . • :*V<t x - , >*-l CjH W h e n Flies are Exam ined C arefu lly I /jffi To -theJast drop y MAXWELL® A. Aurora borealis. M anifestations of aurora borealis nre commonly visible In A m orlaL.iu XtiH sogtli ns 40 degrees—which would In* cltido New York.' At 40 degrees lati­ tude about ti-n auroras nre visible In a y ear; a t 12 degrees about twenty, nnd 45 about forty, while betw een flio lati­ tudes of 50 nnd GO degrees, the zone of Hia gre a test frequency] they mny bo seen ulmost any clear night. South of 40 degrees they nre’Tore. ■ •* -. - ! ' � 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, August 14, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 14, 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>, August 14, 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/39c716b3cdc4951830cf55aafd70f7ff.pdf 909fc4616318cc0cf45c193c647758d2 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART Ofr T H E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION O N TUESDAYS WEEKLY AND IN Vo l u m e T i n FORMER S A N F O R D R E S ­ IDENT WRITES TO WINTER PARK POST . F, Ellison A dam s, editor of th e W inter Park P o st and well know n in Sanford where he resided jvith his mother f o r ' som e tim e is now in France with .t h e . ambulance corps and w rites the following interesting letter to the P ost from the front; .. Hotel Du Palais, C ourt L a'R heine, Paris, France, Jeudi, 4th July, ’17. Here I am back in beautiful a n d “gay" Paris after the many years I have been away. Of course I t 'is d if­ ferent from w hat it was, because n o w -it is a ciky of soldiers, soldiers in* all m anner of uniforms and- from sll parts of the w orld—and yet i t is tfje Same belle .ville t h p t 'i f alw ays was.. I t .is g |y j..o f course, f o r .how could it be otherwise when •m en who have been at the front fAr months come hbre to rest and fo r­ get! Yes, it is guy, b u t not lig h t­ hearted. There is the same air of Com tradcrie and unconvcnUohulity that has always existed here; th e same delightful a rtistic and romantic" of Democracy was facing/oqr ste a m ­ er; and*1ri fnney I read her furew-ell message in Her eyes: “ 1 am counting on you, my sons." she said, "forget not the grent principles you are go-* ing out to defend. And rem em ber, when you reach th e distant shores of France, 1 shall still he standing here, trusting in you to* represent me truly in th a t foreign land." H er expression accmrid to me to be one of great kindness and .love and s y m ­ p a th y and tru st; and if I cobid send her a message now, I should sa y "you need hayc no fear of disloyalty or failure of duty on the part of y o u r sons who hnvft reached this side. We ore here to fight for; and if need he, to die for the beloved principles of hum anity for which you^stand." Paris is filled w ith ’our soldiers a n d our. sailors. They are everyw here— in the streets, in the cafes, a t th e theatres, in the Hotels, and sig h t­ seeing together in victorias; and th e y are allowing tho spirit of France to filter in to their hearts. It is am using to hear them b attling with the d if­ ficulties of the French language. But f h e French girls are helping them along in th e a rt of conversa­ tion. T hp American soldiers a rc very popular with the ladies. Those of us of . the “ American S A N F O R D — L ih h FRIDAYS W o tih L iv in g SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17. 1>17 haven of peace! ( My! how ahettered C O U N T Y COMMISSINNERS and far away it seems from this irlm FAVOR PROJECT-CAT­ war arena of the world! And yet, I TLE MEN DID NOT . know that everyone there U doing something in one way or another to T he m ajority of the cattle men of help end the etruggle. And what Bcminole county are in favor of d ip ­ they are doing is invaluable. They ping vats and financial support from would soon realize th a t if they w6rc the county. T he county comm is­ sioners are in fav o r fo the county I'll write again noon, from "Some­ assisting in m aking the dipping vata where in France.” * h u t have never been able to get thw ca ttle men together on the su b ject • Hanford D entist 1 and do not know just w h a t. th ey , Dr, W. • E .’ Housholder, who hall w ant. been practicing dentistry*in Sanford T his was brought but at a m eet­ for-.the past thirteen years has teased ing in the-court house last W ednes­ offices in the Shelly block over Han­ day -morning when the cattle men kins drug s.torc and will open up and several of. th e county commis­ business in a short tim e. Dr. lfous- sioners. and others were called to ­ hnlder is u substantial citizen of our gether \o meet w ith S. Ram sey, neighbouring town nnd comes with federal agent for* the counties of his family, his wife and tw o hoys to Osceola. Orange a n d Seminule. •> make his home among us, and it Mr. Ralnsey hn* rftargr of the goes without anVitig th at th ey will dipping of cattle under governm ent receive . a cordial welcome. ' Dr. supervision and is anxious to get Housholder has leased the Ghccn county supervision for Seminole cottage in the Fuquuy addition.— county, this being the only one’ of Daytona 'Jo u rn al. the counties left in the middle tier of rountiyA t h a t has not gone into New Drug Store ^ {he offirial dipping of cattle1 for the E. D. Mobley*.*.'the popular pro­ eradication of c a ttle ticks. T he meeting Wednesday was e n d ­ scription clerk nt the store of L. R. Philips A Co , of this city for many ed for the' purpose of investigating years has derided to em bark in busi­ the government a n d county aid and ness for himself and for the next two months will he in the room in in the Irnperiul T h eatre-• building corner of Magnolia and tjecond streets. Mr. Mobley will handle t|ie sehool hoojvs and supplies nnd a full line of drugs nnd sundrfes. _ Dr. Mobley will have permanent quarters in the new First Natfonnl Bank building, es Soon as same is completed on -Park a v e• fn »• u ev where lie will install..an up to date drug em­ porium anil handle hooks and sta­ tionery. His many friends wish him success-in his new venture. • Itu I k * Allyn Entertain* ^ Rube Allyn, hum orist, lecturer, impersonator and forrqer newspaper man was here W ednesday nnd gave one of his incom parable entertain­ ments at the B aptist Tem ple for the benefit of* the Home Guards. The Guards were there iji force and u goodly array of people greeted Rube* nftcr he had been introduced by R. J. Holly. > *• • .Copt. Herring made a few remarks anenf the House Guards and what they represented nnd Mr. Allyn started his talk with a statem ent about the great purpose of the Guards ’and their value to the com­ munity. ,io tim e of war. • His entertainm ent included a rep­ ertoire * of .everything In. wit and humor and p a th o s,a n d h e lifted his audience from the darksom e dungeon to the sunlight of Riley and Nye. His impersonations of the jViab nnd o th er-p erso n alities’drere simply great and the hour was most thoroughly enjoyed by thlae present. • Rube Allyn can he assured of an audience wherever ho goes because there is only one Rube Allyn and he lives at Sarasota in the s ta te of Flor­ ida. ' The Home G uards realized a nice sum from th e en tertainm ent and Rube made enough to buy a pair of purple socks ’with which he will shock the newspaper men tomorrow a t Orlando* ’ M arried ,* Y On Thursday, Aug. 9 a t the homo of Mike StonelT on Celery avenue, Peter KolifI and Miss Bcncke. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Steinrneyer of the M ethodist church. T he happy couple will oiuke Sanford their futuro home and will engage in- farming. Hebckah Lodge M eets A good num ber of enthusiastic members were present nt tho regular meeting of Seminole Rehckah Lodge on Tuesday evening, Aug. N th. During the evening M r. and Mrs. G. W. Venable, Mrs. Jas. Hall, Mrs. Minnie M cDonald and Mrs. WeHs were initiated into the m ysteries of the degree and four moro applica­ tions for m em bership •were received. After the m eeting delicious -refresh­ ments were served nnd a social time enjoyed. T he lodge ia^groping nnd exflecta soon to be one of the banner lodges of our state; • Secy. ALUES ARE GETTING CLOSER —- TO MINING CltY* ‘ OF LENS ' / London, Aug. 16.—Troops of the entente allies in Flanders attacked the* German positions today on a wide front east and n o rth of Ypres, in Belgium. T he d'fflclal report of Field Marshal Haig says th a t prog­ ress is .being mad4. On the Lens front, where the pa.nadians yesterday captured Hill 70 and made further progress in the en­ virons of the French mining center,. alL German counter attack s, the pf.fklal statem ent adds, were repulsed. . . Paris, Aug. 16.— French troops in Belgium, attacking today, in con­ junction with the British on both wiilufc- of- .th e ruaii bulw<'cti_SU*eiu. Miracle .and Dixmude, captured all their Objectives and crossed the river Sleonhcke, the war office announced today. F urther progress is being made along the river. The French m ade an ullack on the Abne and captured German trenches on u front of one kilometer.* Four German " Counter attacks were repulsed. * Paris, Aug. stutcjui-ut 16. T he French follow s: f i n Belgium a fter violent and most thorough artillery preparations we maiil* an u ttack at - dawn this morning in conjunction w ith .th e Brit ish nrmy on our right. W ith superb spirit our infantry m ade th e assault on Ihe enemy positions on both side* of the road betw een Steestrnete and Dixmude. capturing all objectives and crossing th e S trcn b ck e. ■ Our troops are m aking p ro g ress’ on the right'hank in contact w ith our allies. to ta k e over the e n tire 1917 wheat OHfr HUNDRElf.NAM ES OF crop if necessary to stabilize prices th ro u g h o u t the y ear. I t formed a - MEN FOR MEDICAL INSPEC­ TION ” V 160,000,000 corporation with all of th e stock held by the Federal T he following numes ir e those In G overnm ent to buy and sell wheat th e second d raft rail and they m u s t a t th e principal term inals. be here for exam ination on T h u rsd ay T h e move was th e first of a aeri a and Friday, Abgust 23 and 24 : . to be taken to reduce the price of 203 Vander P erritte, W agner, Fla. bread. . Millers alread y have agreed 204 Thomas L. Sullivan, Sanford to p u t •themselves under* voluntary 206 Osteen M cM ichael, Sanford regulations arnd a re working out 206 Edw. Oglesby, Lake M onroe 207 Geqrge Wilaon, Sanford 208 Albert Jackson, Sanford 209 ^fonroe Richardson, Geneva 210 Reuben Oliver Killgore, S an­ ford *•• 211 Felix Byrd, Sanford 212 James F. Robinson, Sanford 213 Eliggie C hestnut, Sanford , ’ •214 Willie Anderson,. Sanford - 2T3 Robert- T:~~PrIestfflfc. ’.WITITofiS" 21G Charlie Maxwell, Sanford ,217 Joseph Reed, Sanford 218 Harry C. M cM ullen, Sanford .2 1 9 Tannic B e c k w o rth ,. Oviedo > 0 Lindlcy Edw ard Pritchard the personnel of the rom m ittce which will fix a price to l>o paid for this 221 Adolphis Shuw, Clhuluota yenr's wheat yield, and the names of 222 Alexander Aitch, Sanford thirteen • tficn who w ill act ns pur­ 223 Arthur Simmons, Wagner chasing agents for the corporation nt 224 William J. Allen. Gshriella term inals. 226 Robert M. Grovenstein, 'Sn T he wheat corporation will he put under .the A iim inistration'a’■ grain 226 Preston Glowers, "Geneva division. Its chairm an will be Her­ 227 J o e '.T r O uerry, Sanford bert Hoover and its president Julian 228 Willie Colemnn, Geneva Barnes, a Duluth exporter. The 229 Robert F. Hixkell, Sanford' price fixing comm ittee will ^>e headed 230 Thomas L. Brown, Sanford by President (jnrticld of Williams 231 Edward C. Bowman, Sanford College and will com prise twelve 232 Willie H olm es, Sanford m em bers, representing producers and 233 John Moore, Sanford consum ers. • 234 Khtiie E. D ow ling,'Oviedo T he wheat corporation will handle 236 William E. W hite, Sanford 236 George* Williams, Chuluota 1 nil allied grain purchases and will do 237 Jitmrs H. Lee, Jr.. Sanford the buying for the American Gov­ 238 Alliertus Byrd. Sanford ern m en t.— If found advisable i! also 239 Robert O. M crriwether, San* vVill serve as broker for the milling interests, purchasing wheat for the Hour mills to keep , th e market 240 John Hawkins, Sanford steady. The allies will he required *341 Osborne P. Herndon, Sanford “ South of allies a vigorous attack made us muster of a " k’y*tern of trenches on a fro n t of one kilometer 2hleh was-held strongly, by the ene­ my. Four G erm an counter uttarks • 242 Fred Bulhird, Geneva on our jiew positions were repulsed 243 William H. W ight, Sanford easily and 120 prisoners, one of them c o sts will lie reduued a n d American 244 William J. Griffin, Sarifurd un officer- have been counted. In in d u stry encouraged. . .. ■ . 246 Thomas M. Hill, AKnmonte the region •of H ufrobt,io.m onum ent All of th e grain men who nre taken Springs *• we also made progress, taking a into the Food A dininisjration’s grain 246 Will Blair, Geneva score of prisoners. « division will dislocate themselves 247 Joseph Ellis, Sanford - — “ In the Uham pagne and on both from bnsdncs.i interest* nnd will give / 248 Richard A. Manning, Sanford hapks of the Medse heavy artillery their entire time to th e Government 249 Orville C. W heaton. M aitland tightipg continued. We mOiftf'h sur­ w ithout rem uneration. 260 Hamilton-Q. Johnson, Sanford prise uttack near Louvem ont. tuking A uthority to license grain elevat­ 261 Roliert Church, Geneva seven prisoners. T here is nothing of ors nnd milling concerns wjis given 262 Fronds L. Grave*, Sanford • importance to report on the remain­ form ally to the Food Administration 253 Wm. Morton Thigpen, Bonder of the front. •• in a proclamation by President Wil­ .*"Our bom barding nirplnnes lost son. * Mr. HooVor hope* th a t opern264 Vdlie A. Williams, Sanford night and- this morning threw many 'system will 256 Doner D. Daniels; Chuluota bombs on enemy establishm ents nnd m ako unnecesaar/v^^ny extensive 256 Nathaniel. Gilmore, Sanford east of the* H outbulst forest nnd al*o purchases for the silica. He believes 257 Isaiah Harris, Sanford on the railway station at- Lichler- u stuple export price and proper 368 Byron W alker, Sanford w aid. ' . . supervision of exchange dealing* will 269 Jarties Daniel Cassady, San" D u rin g our a tta c k tti the region do m ore than anything else to keep of Allies and Hurtebiae our aviators prices on a ‘constant level. 260 Henry Alfred Manning, San were not deterred by th e had wrathr r from flying very close to the groun 261 Gardener M aynard. Sanford fcs*‘riur infantry moved forWard and 262 Chas. ,W. G utlcridge. Oviedo tprrpng their • machine £uns on the .263 Joseph l.h m a r Boston, Oviedo shelters nnd reserves p f'th c enemy.” 264 James E. Wood, Sanford 266 Isaiah Myers, Sanford London, Aug. 16.—According to 266 M lrvin M. Evans, Sanford tlie Dally News, some wpunded 267 Berry D. Jernigon, C huluota American soldiers from tho western 268 Walter E. M urray, Sanford front have ju s t arrived a t tho.hos269 Francis W. G rant, Sanford 270 Harry Coaxon, Sanford . 271 llariioy F. Griggs, Longwood Washington 272 Michael Wiley, Ovle<T6 Neither the W ar nor N avy D epart­ 273 Thomas W aldon,. Sanford ment’ ha* any inform btipn on the 274 Henry Mlley, Sanford ' reported wounding of American .2 7 5 Charley E. ChlUon, Lake troops on the western front. • Prompt M onroe official announcem ent is "promised ’276 Levi Jenkins,. Sanford when inform ation la received, pro­ 277 Samuel I). Frazier, Oviedo vided it is ‘not incom patible with 278 Samuel Brown, Geneva military Interests. ' 279 Frank L. Burgess, *Chuluota 280 Robert Nichols, Sanford Copenhagen. Aug. 15. - The Ger­ 281 Joseph E. W athen, Sanford i man commercial subm arine, . tlie 282 Percey Milton- Flowers, Lake c a ttle men and the commissioners Deutschland, which visited the . Sweet Potatoes fo r’Army * M onroe and the governm ent for the absolute United States before this country en­ W ashington, A ugust 11th.—For 283 Duncan A. Mitchell, Sanford eradication‘of th e tick and the m an­ tered war has been converted into a som e weeks Senator Park Trammell 284 Lawtio Oglesby, *Lake M on­ ner of raising the necessary funds for war subm arine, according to Gorman has been active in efTorta to get roe the same and holding a county elec­ fleet gossip. • sweet* potatoes^,placed oil the author­ tion to vote on the question of tick The Delitschland ’ Is s a id -to have ized ration list of th e United States 285 Jim M inyard, Sanford eradication. been fitted with six torpedo tubes, A rm y. Today when h e ’ugain called 286 John A. Rhoads, Sanford and will soon leave for the Paciffic a t th e office of .the Quarterm aster 287 John R. Long. Sanford Yes; Alexander, tho, Lord loves to operate against traffic from San- G eneral he was inform ed that sweet 288 M a rb o Rhvads, Oviedo you, .’hut He will not chose you all Francisco. T he ^informant says Ger­ p o ta to e s had been added to the list. 289 Yflflmm B. Lynch, Sanford over tho country* trying to pound it m any’s subm arine losses number 'T h e r e will be an immense sweet 290 Wjlllo Sm ith. Sanford tw enty or tw enty two. into your thick skull. * *291 Irvin D antzler, Sanfprd p o ta to rrop in Florida this year and Germany has 300 subm arines, it# is w ith th e additional m arket avail­ 292 John Lewi* Oglesby, _ Lake *, able which the a rm y purchases will M onroe • smiles and kisses you arc going to - ‘J-'l Ed. ‘W illiams, Sanford provide the sweet p o ta to growers in get from the French . lasrles, son . Will Hrjpg Down Flour Floridb should he assured a ready 294 Fred S. Daiger, Jr., Sanford T he fighting is done on the trenches, Washington, August- 15.— The marked, for their crop. Senator T ram ­ 295 Orie Love, Sanford and not on the boulevards of PaHs Food Adm inistration prepared today mell* k*y»-’ ** - (Continued on Page 4) �rvrf* . g i ^ *^«-r4?ftJt -2v^t vc‘>i'2^K<3»»N«/ *i • • •■>»*<*'* - *••* r , ^ i ( Miss Joyeu now rides extrem ely well and aha appears to excellent ad­ v antage in her trim riding h ab it in th ia highly dram atic atorjA . frartrilX '.’ >v Jr**, iv*' The Faith Cura. "Mamma," aald little B etty, "my k itty la rick and I have been trying to give her some of my medicine, b at she w on't take IL" “Of course not.” re­ plied her mother. "Cate never takp medicine when they are 111." "Well, I d e c la re r exclaimed . Betty. “Who'd think a little *■' like that would u*o tbe fnlth " * turo Mias King has a a lo ry som e­ At Lyric T oalckt " F a te ’a Boom erang" will nerve to w hat on th e lines o f-" T e a s of the brin g Mollie K lhf, a U r of "A Worn-' Storm C o unty," but sUil more pa.a n ’a PoweV” back to th e e tre tii a fte r thetic and playing th e p a rt of -the an absence of aeveral m onths, In lltlle m other of th e hills, gives which tim e ahe has been working dram atic in terp retatio n seething hard on aeveral big features which with love, sentim ent and th e true, will shortly be released on th e World noble Instincts so prom inent in the Film program , lip F a te 's Boomer­ omen of th e early west. " F a te ’s a n g ’ Miss Kfhg p la y s,th e role of a B oom erang" will 'be the a ttrac tio n Flying Moth Not Destructive. little m other of th e hills and her a t th e Lyric tonight. When a woman opens a closet and work (a nothing short of marvelous. a moth flies opt she.think*, aa a rule, I t la a sto ry th a t la strong in p lo t “ T he C ourage o f Slleitce, — th a t th e -m o th -h a t-b e e n rating her a n d action, a feature acted by an The gowns th roughout yh r Vita clothe*. Aa a m atter of fact, howeveif all-star c a s t l n ab atm osphere second graph Blue* Ribbon f e a tu r e ,. " T h e the creature does Its eating In the to nohe. T h e scenes were taken in Courage of Silence," starrin g Alice grub stage, and la hnrtnleas when It th e m ounltyps 2,800 feet above th e Jfiyce and H arry Morey which is to baa become a flying thing—eare that It sea and are most interesting and be a t th e Lyric T heatre on T h u rs ­ will produce a ravenous progeny. picturesque. " F a te ’s Boom erang" day are m ost beautiful. will be the feature shown on the . Where Heat la Acceptable. One dinner gown which Miss screen a t the Lyric tonight. We don’t mind u hot tem|>er so much Joyce wears ve r y - a ttra c tiv e ly is a If i t come* with a sunny disposition. jia c t panne v elvet. T t la m ade in' Mollie King, sta r of " F a te 's Boom one' piece w ithout trim m ing of any eran g ," the World Film feature description. T he waist is very low .which will be the a ttractio n a t the so th a t th e velvet fails over the -Lyric th ea tre to n ig h t is supported fcrma where it is fastened by bljrck b y one of th e strongest casts ever jet ornam ents corresponding with assembled for a World picture, the one a tta ch e d a t {he waistline.- W ith supporting ata£s including Ju n e El- this very becoming gown the black­ vidge, Charles G otthold, H arry Red­ eyed b eau ty carries a large black ding, Charles Dungan - and Frank feather fan. . •‘ * • Goldsm ith. I t was directed by H er. riding habit too is very a t­ F rank H. C rane and produced by tractive. I t corresponds ,of a .s h o rt the Faragon Film Company. . rlclTnc sk irt and u long tig h t fltting flare, chat of black b -oadcloth. W ith 1. All Local Advertisements Under " F a te 's Boom erang" with Mollie this habit Miss ‘Joyce wears high' This Heading THREE CENTS a King in the s ta r role, is one of those boots and a soft check h a t which is Line For Each Insertion. Minimum stories of, the m ountains and forests held on by an' elastic band. Her Charge 25 Cents. which always strikes n responsive waist is a striped cotton with a high In answ ering an advertisem ent chord wherever sho'Wn. In this pic- collar through, which slip ties a black where no nam e, is m entioned- in th e ribbon. - . IT' C H m ty rttj.'w h o phrysrthr- devqtrd- ad, please do n o t ask Tht} H erald wife of Mr,- M orey, also finds oppor­ for inform ation ns to~ ttn r I d ent ity iT Usually We do -not tunities to delight her audience with th e advertiser. know who the. advertiser is nnd If charm ing clothes. One afternoon we do we are not allowed to give dress is fashioned from a peacock o ut this inform ation. Simply write blu/* taffeta with a com bination of a lette r and address it as pt*V in­ chiffon and ahqut the qpek she weals stru c tio n s in th e ad . .— ----- an exquisite hand made lace collar. A negligee of ivory satin is mad} FOR SALE a\Vtractive by an overdress of orchi 'F o r Sale— B a rre d ’■Rock cockerels. chiffon which m atches her slippers. Fnrrn Raised and Throughout the ‘‘Oournge of Si­ R inglctt S train. v ig o ro u s.v G e t them now and save lence" offers m any fashion hints. money. A. B. CnrnijinriB. 103-6tp At' L yric T hursday. Wm. A. Brady I’llk, I'rrwnu . M ules for Sale—T h irty hend of I’rcscnl.s Alice Joyce “ Bluffed It’, good mules fo r.s a le . Hand Hrm., "H er BcloTcd M.4IU- Kln| In Vhen the popular Y itagraph sta r, stable. • 102-tfe Alice Joyce, found it would be nec­ Enemy” For Sal?— Hom e Com fort w rought "FalCM Boomr"• •-*# • ' ~ I essary for hei?’ to ride horseback in iron range. 'G ood condition. Call at . ra m " l.ont-iome - *some scenes in the Blue Ribbon fea- 206 Pnrk Ave. i % 102-tfc — turt*,- " T h e -Codrage of Silence," in Pal he Ncwfl ‘ Luke Comedy which she i* staTro.d- with H arry For Sale— C ypress saw dust, $10.00 Morey and which is the a ttrac tio n ften dollars) p et. , cat f« o. b. mill. ut the Lyric T h eatre T h u rsd ay , she K*-n L um ber Cd; 102- itc i smiled whimsically. Finally her fellow players pre­ , For Sale—Good paying poultry vailed upon her to tell them the farm and small hearing grove for cause of h«*r smile and she reluted sale or exchange for truck farm. VITAGKAPH PRESENTS Oak C rest P ou ltry Farm , Bartow , the fi/ljowjng sto ry : ’ . "M y first work before th e cam era" Flip, nr L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford, ALICE JOYCE 101-ftp she said,' ''w a s done on th e buck of Fla. u frisky broncho. ‘ T h e Kuletn com ­ For S ale—Good work h o rse .eight - AND pany was having a great deal of years old. Gentle.' and good driver. trouble in finding a girl who. photo­ Inquir’d 'R. L. G arrison, R. D. No. i MUTT ANI) JEFF graphed well and who could ride. ' -bs-tfc When 1 heard about it I decided to try my h/md, although 1 hud never FOR RENT ridddn n horse in my life. W hatever For R e n t—N ine rooms and sleep­ saved me .from dangerous fulls I ing porch over lleruld office. MYyjt don’t know hut I was successful and convenient a p a rtm e n ts in the city. I hove been in ‘p ic tu re s.e v e r since." Wm, A. Brady "A Young Inquire of R. J. Holly, cqre Herald. Patriot". Presents ... .. I03-:itp a "H is Fatal <»fl|lc ItUckarll --------------1 — ■ r — 1 ---------•■4 Junr tjitdfr Beauty' ' For R e n t—A f g o o d 'liv e acre farm , alt,* tiled, been Well cultivated for "M ystery of the ••Youth" eight ycara, good two story house, Double Cross" good neighbors, close to Idading Also Pathe l'r#l«rlng Mollie News • • kin* • track. As good n place as you need. J. O. Pncknrd. Ssnfocd. lOH-ltc This advertisem ent appeared Br?t in last Friday's Herald. Since then I have sold another o f th ese ten acre places and have, a party considering two more. B etter get yours this w eek. You w ill be pleased with them . if you will go with m e and, se e them . : : : : : ; You Raise $150? r mb * ■'.* a "The Sanford Board o f Trade recently stated th at we shipped 3000 car loads of vegetables out of here-last winter and spring and that the returns from these 3000 car loads brought our farmers $2,200,000.00. This Money •‘. '. Just this! TH E NEXT BIG UPWARD. MOVE WILE BE ON . OUR WELL LOCATED UNIMPROVED LAND. Pm no •- prophet, but>it’s my business to watch these; things and the signs - -all indicate an upward movement. Most of our unimproved land is held at $100.00 to $150.00 per acre now. Ask the own­ ers or thefi* agents if this isn't true. And IT ’S WORTH IT —TOO—-that's*’the big point. What’s My Proposition? . Just this. I control a few 10 acre tracts of extra choice trucking ■land th a t I can sell a t $000.00 each with $150.00 down and $150.00 each year, at 0 per cent interest. Or I can give a-liberal discount for an cash. ’ ' . •* ** * ,. These Tracts are well located, good roads, close to loading tracks* from four to six miles from the* business part of Sanford. They are near good productive farms which have been in cultivation for vears find paying big profits. This is a guarantee-of quality if one is needed......... THURSDAY The Lyric Orchestra Will Give Special Concerts Every Night U llU ia U llU IIL I * - A'SClTRITt CLARK F u rn ish ed Room s by D ay, Week or ‘ M o n th —P ark avenue flat, 106 N o rth Park avenue, over § L. R. Philips Si Co. drug store. Mrs Jam es P a tto n , m anager. 30 tt •Marguerite Clark in "L ittle Lady Eileen" a t the Star Wednesday ■a n * PROGRAM m i n i m AT WANTED : . _ i W anted—Five passenger touring car, either Buick, Overland, Dodge. Cash for bargain. Add re: s "A ulo, care of Herald. 10.1-21 p _ THE STAR THEATRE MI Merits arc determined by comparison . *. EXTRA FEATURE WEEK T U E SD A Y — Metro iiresent* Harold LockWood in . • Haunted Pajamas" also "M usty Suffer" Comedy. "The WEDNESDAY’—-Marguerite Clark In "L ittle Lady Eileen" also a Big Two Reel Keystone Comedy. ‘ . THURSDAY — Those Wonderful Tringle Plays presenting Charles Ray in "The Pinch Hitter*’. This is by tar one of tbe most wonderful features made by th n e producers, also "A Dog's Own T ail" a Comedy. FRIDAY'—^Ynna Pavlown in "The Dumb Girl of Portici". MATINEE DAILY AT 3:15 P. M. »*** ...» — xm m . ■ .......... ..... • -* * - m W anted—Position us farm su p e r­ in ten d en t. 30 years experience. A d­ dress Geo. W . TJiurfnond, 20 W. South S t.. Orlando, Fla. 101 -Rtp HJ jjjJ W artfod—P ra c tic a F ^ tro . Inapoctpr w ith veferenciip^TJood wages. O. C. BryarK«- xWngner. Fin. . 99-Gtp HI I HJ HJ 2J ^HyHl|HJ|HJJH]|HI|HlJHIJHJ|HJjl ^ The Way To Judge l) r p ir <inrni ol Ihr Inlrrlor U. 9. I.aml Office at (lain**villo, Fla., - July 21. 1917. Noilre I* hereby liv en that lleniamln F. Hall, ol Kthrl, Florida, » h o , on Ylay 21, 1910, made llomcMead Entry No. 047S7, for N W ( ol H W )( Rvrtlon 29: and N K ' ( of H K jf , Section JO, Townahln 19 South, Itantr 29 Ra il,. Taiiaha>«*« McfldUn. T i n Died notice of intention to make Five-year > I'r'i ’f. to rvtabllvb elalm to the land above de-rrlhed. before County Judge, at San­ ford, Florida, on tba Clh day of Septamber •1*17. . . Claimant aamea 'aa . C. I.. Click of Sanfnrd, Florida J. I*. Coatee of Sanford, Florida lleniamln flriffin of Mprkham, Florida * Frank Orlffin *ol Markham, Florida. >.'• •• ' • R O B E K T W. DAVIS. • ‘ Rexlitec. 97-Turv A Fri-10 . . \ . " ’ these tracts is to see them. Don't let anyone fool you into the belief th at they are inferior. They are equal to any land offered •by any one at any price. They are worth more but as agent I am giving you the advantage of conditions and I get my con> _ mission for selling them. No need for me to ask vou more when • I can sell you these places for $00.00 per acre. Titles are per-« • feet and abstracts will be furnished. SATURDAY . IN "HIS WEDDING NIGHT” * have you watched the trend of things here'for the last two years? Time was when there were a few improved or partly improved places around here and there that could be ..bought way below .their value. C an't be done now. ‘ Every one of those places have been bought, up and are now in the big profit paying class. higher.jiriced this„smjinier. thau- Xor many, '• ^ ra r s and they are constantly advancing. If,you don't believe it just go out and try and buy a good one. Well What About It? . WEDNES DAY • KOSCOE ARBUCKLE Can you imagine Mr. Sanford Man THE HOME € F GOOD MUSIC COMING . came from about 2000 acres of improved land. anything more profitable? ' THEATRE Furnished Room s— L ight housok eeping, com plete upper flat ensuite w ith boiJi.. No children. Light and w ater furnished. 4011 Palm etto ave_Q.ua. -I0.1-2tp • F o g ..R e n t— Well screened house keeping -ap a rtm e n ts with sleeping porch.- All conveniences. Furnished first floor. 618 Oak avenue. 100-tf M niuch more each year forJLhree v ejy |w ill buy you 10 Acres ®°m.e ° / choicest flpwing well land m the Sanford'Truck­ ing District and it should be worth double that amount long before your three years are up. ' Sanford is the Best Trucking Place in the United States Today V ■ LYRIC FRIDAV mmm That Much Money Dowm _ I Have Sold Two of These Tracts This Week to. Sanford Men • • men who live here and know. I can sell you one too if you will . go witli me and see the unusual bargain I am offering. •. I Have Only a Few of These Ten Acre Tracts • • | . ■ , •» , i - * . j at this price and they should all sell in the next few weeks. You should see them soon if you are interested in an investment that * should pay you handsomely. •• • . Liberty Bonds ..... Perhaps you- did the patriotic act of buying a Liberty Bond. I ^ hope so. It was surely the proper thing to do if you were in a position to buy one. But that may have tied up your savings and at a low rate of interest. If so I will offer to accept Liberty •Bonds in full or im part payment for one or more of these tracts. ^ ou helped our government, now help yourself by getting a farm here af. Sanford while they are offered you at half value. If You Live in Sanford . V let me show you these tracts. If you don't liver here write me at once about them. Delay will lose this particular opportunity. Write The Sanford Board of Trade _ for general’ information about Sanford and.Seminole County— the best Florida offers—hut remember if you want one of these particular bargains you must get it from ine and he quick about it. . i , * — iC m r r CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TUESDAY ttV ? ■ . . . ' f. III �W o m a n T e n n is C h a m p io n H o p e s T o R e g a in T ie r F o rm o f L a st S e a s o n -' ! • ‘.m . P h oto l»>‘ A m or Iran P r o u A w r ia t t u n l.T IlO l 'i l l Mnllu llj.ir»*r«h, wuuriii it'hUls"* 4m» m et. lt«r equal In so mo oi tl.r iun( him mio pi i m l ,tji ;■* oodMin. her mlm lrors say Hist .before the Mason I* o ' Or Hit* will In* tlw jmtr*«l imiinitnl wumnu’s l omi Is. elm mi iIon Hor ganto has Iiooii highly *|*etayltliir, Imt sliu tins bad umnjr breaks (gains: lu*r. A EVERS ENJOYS fr III file I • III Mill; lilies. .Inllllln die -i •r I tile limiiilgen*,” w lift Imd eLed I'lrtiisrlvW |i ur-»* tryipj* t*> en* • oifrugu I tell uiul then t«* have him taken out: and said In n .sepulchral eVole Was Reci/ Willi Answer For n ., Brooklyn fans. . . "W ell, dldii'l I lell -you w e were kid* illiiK y> n ubuii!? IV nw nlted mini the ! ninth mill llien took die g a m e ." CAMP WQULO CONSULT GRADS. ...... Dean of \ altf CriJiron A u trio riti.k Hal Plan About Athletics. LIKES VERBAL HOSTILITIES W'Mloft. I m o n lr r (>> M itli* I !io i)iii^ tin il .im tn " t n .r iio r roitlhiill s h a ll In* t'nlilluThose i iiil th is f u ll In* n<<'(iiiiiiipiiilH luUlri'.ssIlig a rip m h tr lo ll i t to u ln iiiiil o f colleges Brooklyn Rooter*, Eipcrialiy Who Sit Behind Visiting P la y e r s ’ iivklng i tieni to subscribe i.o s ca ts pro­ Bench, Liked to "ffide" t!:g S c ra p p y vided they favor tin* re tention of die Little L e a d e r of Braves,‘and H o F a i r ­ mime. , ly Reveled In Repartee. 'U.' adopting Him means." sta le s Mr. Whenever J o h n n y Evers went in ItrooUlyn fur a -i-rku u -tu i , n„. I Ira yea ami the Wn|>vrl tv» rft Ebls-t* fleUl the Brooklyn fans uiul the form er Uoston captain iiiitdu It a holiday The Brooklyn root ere. ee|H*«-|.illy thou* m ho s i t lA'Iilnd the \iiltin u |i!ajer*<‘ |«*t;.-ti, liked t» "ride", the wrappy little lend­ er of t lie Bravo*. anil the “ Pride of Troy" fairly-reveled in exrlinn&lm: rep. ■rtee with ai, mol sundry who attaiupted to nmtelt their \>It o-aluat UD. Johnny said it was the same nil over the clrejltt, hut he found the. litdict* Bekllaiis'the IHirst rnlikl. _____**• Tire refittlau Mlll ru alHIo* InH dm t tn oue of lust year's gatucx w hen an error by Ever* in mi early Initlns Rave the BujieriiHs n lead‘.of one run, mill the fans lq*J'l up a continuous chant: "Johnny lost the gn-nnir; Johnny lost the 5* T his fOUtinned until the ahull, when.* w ith uieu on second and third aud two out. Event canto up and Hummed out a single that won for Boston. Ah the Ilm ves came hi from the held n ite r the fluperhuB had been retired scoreless In the thuil half they tiled hack of Johnny aud sapa lit* rhonis as they paraded |u front of the itrnml stand: “Johnny lost the ga-ame.' Johnny loot the ga-m ue!. Ves, he didn't!" p u rin e n spring series many fans (fathered behind the. Boslou players" Lenrh and resunusl verbal hostllttiea w ith Evers, wlm was nothing loath. I t waa Just pie for the hunch which occupies the front row aud couches the Brooklyn players when thu Huperhaa so t a .fo u r run lend on Jess Barnes In (lye flrst (tamo of the doyblc header. “ Oh, Johnny," yelled one fun. "when are you going to win u hall gume?" “ Why, we’n* tiolng to win tills one,’* shot back Evers. "We're only kidding you fellers aloiiR till the ninth." "Tea, you are!" was the reply. "W hy, yoo’re bound fo r the Old Men's home." “Bure 1 am. But don't you wish you were gelling inltieT* Johnny referred to his salary, of coarae, aud it waa a temporary knock* out. But the fan took the-count of nine aud catuc back with: “ You're not Ioiir for this life, Johnny. Yonr fec| are hurtinR you." “ Yea, but I'm doing pretty well with my tougue. T h a t’a keeping me In the * Along came th a t ninth Inning and Um great Boa too ■rally ’In which the Brave* knocked Wheezer Pell out of th e box. piled up five run* and won game. _L’cua|nf back ta the bench camp, "tlie trtdvendty n,utborltlcs.wnukl know*positively what .they ra n nfTonJ t" expend in pre|>urulioii m ill. In lime to in t iinderstaudiug|)>uiid th e ir word Mould Ik* neceided loyally if they de­ termined tlnd condition* in the fall Hindi' It Iliad '{snide tn intve football. "Nos'lie Is desirous of forgetting the scrlniis business at Timid, but n clearer .undemanding of the sltuntlou would help on nil sides. The chalice* n're tlml sifeh n cottt so yyiiulU clear th e w ay for {oot!*i!| unit general athletics o f u char-, aHer less dejiendejit lipon large exjs'iulltures, but quite.eiiopgii to furnish Interest null relaxation fn»tti_ what wnnhr'OHtcrwlse le.tuo depreaalnu Im fln'eiiees * 1111=1111=1111 “There Isa Tide In the Affairs of Men” 11#1-.— -■ »■ ■»■ i By* OSCAR COX I am not au educated man and have no knowledge Of llternturi', but. I once heard or read the follow ing..state­ ment: “There U a tide In the affairs of men which, taken nt the flood, lends on to fortune." T his Is tny literary stock In trade. Since It applies especially to my case It la quite sufficient for. tnc* Prom my boyhood 1 waa a verve to hard work. By hard work 1 nteati drudgery. I think that If I hod b een , born the president of a m anufacturing : company I m ight hnro nmnngoil It ad -! I £ mlrahly. I question If even lark of I I 1 1 experience would bare downeil^me. Tho reason 1 believe this la thnt wlrt<t fate Anally boosted me Into it respon- S w Z ! alblo.position I took to tho duties asi a duck dot*# to water. ^My Inclination, so fnr as 1* waa aw nre of w hat L-xvanted, led mo to adopt tho profentlou of a tram p. .1 begntt my career In this Hno a t eight­ een years of ago and followed U for four years. T here was something so nttractlvo for me 1tt If that oven now t don't look buck to It with the hor­ ro r It merits. _ Its very dlsixitnforts w ere nt times attractive. Hcnl tram p­ ing—1 mean bn foot—did not Interest me.' My favorite methrst of getting out * o f a district I hud worked dry Into one sufficiently far from It tlint I would not lie recognised ns nn old of­ fender was hanging on to tho under • p a rt of ii railway car. And It was hero that the tide of my nfftrirv look me up and carried mo on to fortune. One ddy ] ivnH riding on the bottom of a car. I was located tinder the ting- ] gdgo car. which was next behind the express car. Suddenly while passing through an ojk*ii Held the brakes were a p|4+f*.L-ntttV~rhr~rnmr c n m e iir ipNlofiT I expecled thnt It would procee«l in a few uunneuls, but It didn't. . I heard u si Hit forward. T his SuggeNletl. lo me : th n t the train might have been held up. I put tny head out (vliero I could get it* glimpse of w hat Was polug oil. I couldn't see much before’or behind. 1 but one thing | saw v^rv plainly—a I m asked man w ith an enormous rctol, 1 'e y In Ills hand hurrying past to tlie rear. A short diriniit e ahead <>f m e-t!ie i express car was dlrecjly over It—w aJ it ! entile guard. It occurred to hie that i from It I could see without beliif'seen. I m ade.tny wny to It, droppetl down !WJ# bid iiehltid a fence liesMo It. fro m la'lwren tho'bounls i had a good view of "h a t was going on. T h e engineer and ilrem an werccllmbInff down from tin* locomotive cal*, lie* Jug Induced T o do so at the point «*f tw o pi slid * In the hands of one titim, lie drove litem'.hack, where he was Jollied by another man. I could sre n o " m ore train robbers and ladleved lliaf tlie rest of rite gang wore going through the passeugers for their valua­ bles. -One tmiti "'iis hammering tit tlie rear door of Ihe express ear. It was evidently looked, and lie could not* open If. Another man climbed up l«eside him, mid lliey consulted ns to menus of forcittg the *Ioor. Both scan­ ned the ground beside the train far some. Implement by which to effect their purpose. One of them spied about 100 y a rd s front.!lid enr a log. ,, Both tuMi Jumped dpwn and hurried tow ard this t-_-.L-' J-.----i» ... Hen* caniq th e . opportunity of my life. Wlint other robbers (here were " e r e lit or about the rear cars. -T h e engine and express cur were ungunnl-., J ed. IJk e a flash, of lightnlug nu ld fa .li entered tny head. I wns uot ten yards from rite rear end o f rile express car. Is’iivltig my hiding place, I got under the c a r, crawled to th e rear fhd, mount­ ed the platform and released llie brake.' This i m'dompllHticd without the tneu * Who w ere golnjr for their buttering rant AS KE D F O R 3 P L A Y E R S : G O T 1 seeing niv. for their backs were still | toward me. Jum ping dAwn on the side of the ' W illia m * W a * PiteF\*r, In fip ld a r and train th a t put It Is'twejm them am! m f. Outfialdtr. ' 'The m anager of the Quincy team of I m ade a .dash for the locomotive, the Tilled I league wired Bcbut Char­ climbed into the cat) and tunuil on th e '.' ley B arrett o f tlie Belrolt T igers, "I steam. The tneu Imil raacbetl the He i need a idtctier. Inllelder am! outfield­ and w ere lifting It on to their shout- ! ders. They- had barely succeeded In ' er." "He Is on Ills "ay," answ ered Bar­ doing w» when they saw a widening gap between the express rur mu] the rett. "H is tiniuo is Williams." train. Dropping their burden, they rati for th e p a rt that moved. One of them ; Cieotte b|aa Y a n k * ' N u m b e r . ran so fust that he tripped and fell. [ When the Yankees lient E ddie Cl- The o th e r kept on and, catching tlie rotte June' E! It was the acconil time handrail on the rear platform of the In two years, during Which tim e Eddie express car. managed to swing him ­ had fail'd the Yankees tw elve times, self ou. winning eight, losing two and getting It seem ed reasonable to suppose th at no decision In two. Ills previous de- he would climb over tbo-cnr und shoot fenl was on .}tig, 12 of Inst y ear, when mo us he xame. I had no weapon, so lie was knocked out of the box In four I prepared for defense w ith a chunk of Innings- . cotil. But I did not need It. The man j did not up|>ear. The noise of the en­ gine an d enr prevented my hearing any- | thing th n t might be going on lit my | rear, but nftcr having run some five or S a lt M o a n s M uch to H e a lt h , / 'I f the liutnati nice should be de* six m iles nt sixty tnlles au hour the ; prlved of wilt even for a j»erl«Hl of it gong In the cab sounded n signal to ; few uiouthn." said a physician, "we stop. Nut knowing who bnd given 1L i would Itot only lose n natural health­ I kept on, but presently rounding a ful Incentive for o t ' ■»!, b u t disease, ' curvo I saw the express agent on the with all Us Alton I-; l iiiseKe*. would ptntfqpn of his car. I slowed down, i spread with euclt re! -ntlesN n|*eed as to anil be cam e forward. Ho told mo that defy the efforts of, the m od skillful when th e train moved he vrnturfgl to ; doctors of th e latH. .M ilnd' persons open th e front door aud then the rear frequently, refuse sugar, hut th ey sel- door o f his car. No held a cocked re ­ do'm turn tip their noses m it utmou volver tn his band and, aeclftg a robWr salt. That Is J>ectiU»c laefe Is In the on the re a r idalforat. shot him before j' ,j body a dcflcleucy of i!.| •tl.!o • f w*dlutn, be could defend himself. . and nature intulthcly excites t ’te de­ , 1 bad saved $50,000 dollars from the ' sire for It. Halt Ip osscuilul to health robber*. Being asked what the com­ and life and is os much a fovd ns, pany could do for me, 1 said I would bread or fleati. If tlicn* In iu» w ish for like a Job that would keep me moving. salt lu a |N*rnou doctors niiifonnly con> They m ade me conductor of a gravel cludo that disease lu some fu n u U train a n d boosted me rapidly. .1 aui now president of the roed. lurking uuauapectcd In the ayrtetn." 1111=1111=1111: OFFICE SUPPLIES We Can Equip Your Office With Anything You May Need FOR YOUR Everyday Someone Says OFFICE “I D id n ’t K n o w Ink Y o u S o ld I t ” Ink Wells Pencils The chances are that it its Pencil • Holders for the Office we do Pencil Sharpners Sell it. Erasers * - ■' ■ , Call or Phone us about your Rubber Bands Requirements and we will Rubber Stamps do the rest. Daters Thumb Tacks ' Stamp Pads Second Sheets 1 Stationery Carbon Paper Letter Files* Mucilage Pens Price Tags Waste Baskets • Letter Trays Penholders Letter Clips Account Books Steno. Note Books Clip Boards Paste . 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If it don*t prove to be Conveniet and Satisfactory we will remove it without any cost to you whatever Price $2.50 Delivered The Herald Printing Office Supply Phone No, any 148 Department Illl=l!ll=llll=llllsllll=llll5l)ll .**-Y 3s§l J. �I —— — t tt M v n jr . ,. : _: » :. THE 8ANPORP HERALD . •• PAGE SRVEW thereupon becom* Died and binding liana Celery Clly A erie’No. 1853 htend faulty ref lined to leffnllxo the •nforcfbl* by th* elty ol Sanford on (f a M eeting every 2nd and -I rh T uesday w»- * a.aaaatd property agalntt whl*h flramshop. In population Maine ranks night a t HoVIock L'agle’Home, Oak Ave. name, ol |h*,oWnrra. _ PI ___ 1 h* following er 1lthe tu« the thirty-fourth stn te In- tho thr property n'nd th* Visiting Brothers Welcome riallc* *• Sot Ta* Ilrrd U H4*r amount ,<d th* llenl, claimed hy th* city of Unlmi. But bn June SOJtlOlO, the tie- E. E. Hogan * . C. C. Woodruff Sffilon • of 46X8. Lana ,,f Flat- laafiird. ' posits In Iter fln vlfif* Iu i i w s amounted Ida ** ' W orthy President Secretary F. L. WOODHUFF ' " ..................... . • - " " ■ • I Natlt- 1* haiaby «i»*n that VV. B. Taylor, to ?97.4I!3.ft8S.(Kt, a totnl exceeded hy * Hag. at a point where th* north tin* of mirrhiHT ol Tat C m iff rat u .No. ltd , dataci I t . 4ib day o| Jun*. A. D.IBOe, haa AUd Conitnrrcial *tr**t eitandad e a .t Intaraecta only II other Mated.- The tiuliiher of United Brotherhood of C arpenters and 2\ •aid crrllficata in my ufflr*. and tia« mad* th* *a.l line ol Kantord avanu*. -Thence Joiners of America depositors—2W,.ri8tt— represents nearly north II1B.C6 ft. t o ' a point-SO ft. SWIy aprllralion lor }** drail to tou t In araur.laar* Sanford Local Union No. 1751 meet* imeaaur.d at tight angle*) from northerl with law. .'Balt* m liflra t* *mbrar** «hr fnj. one-third of the total population of the first ami • third Thursday night nt 7 L lawln* d**rrlb*d profcrtt aituaird In rf*m. tine ut concrete rwalnlng wall, thence f Cy deg, ITrnln Kparallel with .aid retaining state, liK-ltnlldm men, women and ehll- o'clock in th* M. W. A. Half, Pico Blk. w H laal* roonty, Florida, S | l rf S W ‘ , of BWJli. »«e « . Tp 20 S. It 29 t:. 6.c« w#U | 121.26 It. more or le.a 'lo w e.t line dren. Only ten slates exceed Maine in J . W. O. Singlotary W. W. Von Neas **Vended ol an alley between Sanford av e­ ' acrra. Th* aald land briny auatia.l at f h. the a rtn a I mnnlier of depositors. The data ol th* Uauanr* ol aueh ctrllArat. In ihr nue and Cyp^ea. avenuet thenre south Sec.Treus. • P resident iio-® It. to a point ra.t of tleg., thence we.t .... —v ... i. cam . ol Unkuoan. total projHirtlon of depositors to popuI lit, I It. more or Ira. Jollrg............ .. 12731.26 Aiaoi N o tlra la h.ratiy slvrn that \V. II, M odern Woodmen of America latlmt la_ jHjiniled hy only live states. Taylor, pirrcha»r of Ta* C.rliAralc No. 62. TIIATCIIKK UKALTY COMPANY tleg. at th* interaectioq ul th* writ line Meets 2,-1, Thursday evenings, 7 $ 0 , dat.d lh* (Ik day ol July, A. II. 1916. haa Ifc’IHodt* III hulldlntc and loan associa­ ' Alad aald (crUffttU In my o l n , and hat ol banotd avenue with tha. north tin* of tion* amounted to $.',r»Tt8,L,n!)> with 12,^ n M. W. A. Hall, Pico Building. mad* application lor taa d**d to laau* Comtuerclal street, thenre writ 117 ft.} ' C. D. Couch In acrordaac* with law. Said ccrliAral* *tn- thcr.v* north lIB.tiF ft. lu a point Ad ft. TIH drpoRltnnfT ‘Add fo‘ fhtx the snv- C- K. McDonald Cofifiil - Clerk tract, lb* foltowlny dracrUwd property alt. SWIy tm u.uteri at right angle.) from north Inat dcpoHlicd In (rust companies and «al*d In. Samlnola county, Florida, to-wit: ir h line uf tuncrile retaining wall. Thenr. WM ol U W U ol N W } | ol HKi( 8*e. 33. • V t h r.9 deg. 17 .rein. F.. parallel with aald nntlomil (tanks, and the ih t capita In­ Tp SO H, K ii» t 6 a i m . Tha aald land ratainlng ‘wall 126.1 feet to we.t line of dividual deposits amount to |244.fiO bcinf aaacaard at tba date ol thr Ufuanta ol Ssnlurd avenue, * . tended, thence South ______________ *2831.06 auch rvrtlAtat* In th* name o( | | . M. Grla. 341.74 It. tu n*g. for every man, woman and child In tho' CLYDE STLA.MS1III' COMI'ANY wold. state. tleg. at Ihr Ihtr r -ertlun ol th* north lln* UnU** aald reftlAratao ahall b* r*daom*d . - * according to taw laa deed, will l„u~ there- uf Commercial at.ect with th* e a .t line ofon on tha l ( t b day ol Auguat A. I). 1917. I’almrtlo hvenue. thcnc* mirth 44S.U3 ft. to Witnraa my offlrial algnatur* and Mai thla a point 80 ft. SWIy (measured at right an­ WHY NOT MAKE THE STATE DRY! Iba U th day-ol July. A. I>. 1917. gles! from northerly tine ol ronet*t* retain­ (Mil) E. A. n o u m . A s s , ing wall, thenre aouth 89 deg. 17 min. ea.t Clnltn is nindc that the death rate Clark Circuit Court Samlnola Co., Fla. parallel with said wall 122.96 ft., thenre By V. M. DougUaa, O. C. .outh .406,36 It., thenre west__L16—l u to of New York troops was the lowest 9S-Tu»*-6te beginning............................... .. . *2,782.66 of till those that served on the Texas SANYO lilt HOTEL A I hi P MOVEMENT CO border* and the reason—prohibition of HatltO o l Application lor l a a l)**d Cader tleg. at the (nterteetiun ol the north link . Hretlan ■ o l Ckaplrr JAM, Law* of Flat. of Commercial street with the west line of Intoxicants. * * All “Work Receives Mr Persona Ida « Palmetto avenue, thence north 411.61 It. • •» Nolle* la h*raby given that F. II. Button, to a point 80 ft. SW'ly (measured at light Not only could a soldier not tnke a currba.ar ol Taa C*rllArat* No 396 dat.d angles) liom the northerly lln* uf concrete Attention And Rest Efforts drink of anything—not even the "near” lh« (th day ol July, A.»l>. 1916, haa Aled retaining wall, th em e N . (9 deg. 17 min. W. aald «*rtlA*at* In yny office, and haa made parallel with . . i d retaining wall 448.21 ft. beer permitted at the army canteen— Opposite City Hall. Talaphaa* Na 21 application toe taa de*d to laau* In accord. thence south 626.31 It. to Commercial street, hut* he was forbidden to en ter any ■nr*.with lava. Said cartIQralc embrace* thence east along qurth side of Comtn*r(*Al th* following described propel ly .l|uat*d In •treat to beginning ______— *10143. 38 place "where liquor Is displayed for F.mtBol* county. Florida, to-wl|; Peg. IS It FINII * PKUUUCK CO. Use or sale." N of BE eor of BW>i of MW‘f 8*r 3*. Tp FLA. 206 It. north of th* Intersection of SI 8. It >1 E, run W* 7.AS rh. N (.20 rha, th Heg. e north line ol Commercial street with the "It hns made n prohibitionist out of C 7.IS cha 8 (.20 cha. 4 arrra. .T h e .aid east lina of Park avenue, thenre north land k*lng aaa*aaad at th* data of th* i*au- 479.74 me," said one regular army officer. It. to a print 80 ft. SWIy (meaeante ol auch r*rtlAcat* In th* name ol ured at right angles! from the northerly line J. Jflka fir*. Unlaw **M carllAcate ahall of concrete retaining wall, thane* S. 69 « b* redeemed according to la w .taa deed d ill deg.a 17 E. parallel w th es.tl retaning laaua thereon on tha lAlh d*y of Augu.t, wall 169.1min. ft., thenre south 423.36 It., thenre A. D. 1917. * . *3600.61 4 4 tVltnew my offlrial algnatur* and aeal thi. wrst 148.8 ft- to beg MY SPECIALTIES: th* 17th day of,July A. I>. 1917.W. II. AND II4'Cill E. ADAMtt • (■•all K. A. DOUGLASS, lleg. at Inletsartion of the north line of Clark Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. ^ S a n fo rd Lodge No 62. P. and A. M. Fulton .street with the West, line of Park 9S-Tu**-Str By V. M. I>nu*la*«, II. C. avenue,' thence w e s t -117 ft, thenre North n --------- -------------Aral and third PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA A niorita'i dftblliiK Itojg tctuli ihelr tt|i|K*tllc* to Prauce wJtli tiwut, und ttiay 4(6.2 ft to a p.dnl 80tl SWIy I measured at Thursdays a t 7:30. Visiting brethren GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER Nodr* of Appllratlin Tor Tat Ilrrd Under right' angle.) 'from northerly line e l a con­ fvtMlt with liiud) pntturtio*8 tla* l.tijile etill to ■Vlitifk," tv|)fdi thi-Me jflBi, photowelcome. HerlUn A of t haplcr 46AA, Law# «i FI*.. crete retaining wall, them e S (9 deg 17 craplirtl In 1‘nttice. nro IthiwItiK- America‘a llhcrnllfy to her aoldlera flag O. L. Taylor min E. parallel with said retailing well Ida O. J. Miller ROGERS’ PLATED WARE 126.1 ft. thence .oulh 400.81 ft. to be­ Notice [a hereby th e n that T. W -briber iir»ii8cd llilmml In 1'njinv Ftp'll mun Is allowed dally n IiIr Held ration. Secrotnry W. M . *2831,06 purehawr ol Taa IVrllilr.1# No. '.'135, d* e I ginning . . .................. ......... JuLGIN-AND WALTHAM" WAl C H BB---th* S»d day ol June, A. !>. Ifl'r2, ha. AI.-.I , Monroe CbapieeN o; IS; ItTA TM .' ATLANTIC COAST LINE I*V. CO. u ld cortlffrat* In my on***, and ha- mad Itff. on Lh*» noith Unr of PuUoA#.}ttfitL • Meets every second und fourth T hun application for taa deed lo Urn* in ar •i n '|iwtnt*i y. rrwvu ut toe Wf»| Uni* ol cor dance with i . a ,. Seid-eentwrete nrrtrrr r ft, i hence Versions o. ''Star-Spangled Danner." spmng Inward her. She waved him day in Masonic Hull o v u tho Imperii I » W 6 6 » ( m » 9 * » 6 » » 6 6 th* following deveribed property .Ituated in I*«rk •\# n u c, *hcnt o wril Theatre. Visiting companion! weicoim Seminole county, Florida, to-wit. I^ul |, north 670.1! fl. in a point Ml fl SWIy from northerly lino n f m ran* T he third Hue of •'The 8titr-S|tiinglfd- Imrk gnyly nnd shut the (bnir In his 0 . L. Taylor C. J. Humph Sec. 21, Town.bip 19 South, V- f 4 1 errtf* intaimiiic wall* tm n itir^ i at f*Rht face. Half an hour Inter she came H acre*. Tho avid land being . . w o r d at ^ Fec’.y High I’riest I tanner* has had two versions. Bryant, any;!eaj Ihrnci* aouth C O drg *17 min, K. th* data of th* lo.uanr* of ouch cerllAcaie In through It holding n fnlrly written th* name nf Unknown. Ilnlew .aid cettiA- paralld with aaid rrtslning »all .162-MI ft, In Ids "Library of Poefry and Song." f79ti&.01 sheet, which she thrust Into lilH hands. St mlnolo ( iiapitr 2, Order Eastern Nt* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ( ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ m i eal* shall b* redeemed according to law n t 1hrnro nouih I If.2 fl**lo llrg#t WitnfM rny hand n f'ity ('Irrk of Sanluftl. given ,lt ''Whose ■broad stripes and Meet* every flrat and third Tuesday deed will Iwua t lit rrun on tbr> I 8lh day #<[ . When he had rend It his eyes were Hoiiila, on thi* thi* ! 11 h day Of Aufuit, bright stars through the perilous Augu.t, A. D. 1917. ip.each month. Everyone who has seer One Inch Cards Will Be Published Ub * dim, ’'Lordl But you do make up With*** my official otgnalurc and **al A. l>. 1917. fight," and Stcdmnn, In hlk "American hi. ‘ tur in the Piast are cordially Invited der This Heading At The R a le O f t7 ^ « (.call JAS. C. ROI1EKTF, thin tha 17th day n( J u ly . A. I). 1917. I0,1-Tuoo-2|V City ri*rk. Anthology," makes It rend. “Whose thlfig*!" he said not quite HtemlUy. "If to visit this chapter. Per Year. (oral) K. A. Ill til (I I, ASS, Clark Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. Alice E. Robbins, Sec’y broad stripes and bright stars through —If this were true." glunrlng nt the NOTICE FOR IUIIS lly V. M. Pouglaw. I). C. No’ version sheet—"why, I shouldn't ever draw mi­ N o tiff fa hf*rrliy given lhal the hnanl of the 'clouds of the fliihf." S5-Tuc.-5te .T he Sanford C ouncil K. of (’. THOM AH KM MKT W ruunly rohnmbainfit r• will receive M*|f at of the song makes th e line end with ni her happy breath." M ee't the 2nd Sunday 3 p. m„ and th* K. FKKGI'HON HOI1SIIOLDU "dh, v s , you would! You’re forget­ An Ordinance Amending rteritun 371 <J the (hie n e\ t* re gular meeIing «>n T me■ilay . S*p- "night" Instead of, "tight.* ■llh Sunday 8 p. m., each month, nt K. U n ite d Ordinance* of the (III of San. femjiirr n h, 1 1*17, Inr tin- Ilying of clay on ting ihtMilinulux tu your vanity. Think the Winter I'ari ami (lv(rilo road from of C. Hall, Oak Ave. ford 1911 of being the nnly mun that ever ila It prdalned by the Mayor and City Oviedo lo the Orange county dne ■■ per Theo. Schaul, Grand Knight. anvciflraliona furnished by* <!. It. Jlim*ey, Council e| Sanfotd, Florida; touched tills adamantine bosom," Janet C. L.. Britt, Fin, Sec’y. Section 1. That Section 277 ol the He- highway engineer, county to furniah s!l mi* LAWYERS E. A. iMMMiI.ASS. cried'merrily. “1 rnll that a very per­ vised Ordinances of th* city of Sanford. tcriaU. IQ2 F i i l t r _______________________C:it»rk. 1911, fa*, and the .am* U hereby amended Phocnli Lodge No 5, K. of P, Sanford, -Florida fect npjHml and confession—If I did to r*ad a. follows: Meets second a n d .fo u rth T u n d a y i lay It on rather thick. PM likes her NOTICE FOR 1IIDS Section 2 . It .hall b* unlawful lor th* Nolle* 14 hereby given Ihi. I Ihr board of owner or owner* of any boise., mule*, cattle, romance ns the old Indy did Uer grog— Niiiting knights always welcome. Dy MARTHA M’C. WILLIAMS. •win*, aneep or goal, to permit eurh ani­ rounty commUaionrr* will receive bid* alMcLaulin 0 . J. Millet she didn't mind so long ns It was hot, II.K, mal. to run *1 Urge. In that phrt ol the cor­ Lht n e it regular meeting on Tuesday. Sep. U and S. C. G; porate limit* of Sanlord. Florida. d*.cribcd I ember 4lh, 1017. for pulling ahuuldera uf strong, sweet—and plenty of It." . clay or marl on *ldr* of brick road from a. follow*, So-wit: Sanford Lodge No. 27. I. O. O. F. "Ccfise, mocking cynic nnd tell nto He ginning at the water line of f.akn Mon­ Wilaon'a corner to Wrklwa river, »ame \a The klhg would have lloumvd lu if pit IncJhtMi deep roe on an *tt*n*lun line ol Mellunvllle jv r- be three feet wide and how*you did It. Il I* simply 'wonder­ Meets e v e r/ Monday evcplng at 7:30 nu*, thenre run iou|h along Mallonvlll* avr- •|»eclfl ra t Iona I n be fum lahed hy*f». II. Ham* he hud bo,cn privileged to wear ppttlin M. W. A. Hull, Biro Block. All vis­ engineer, ful, I Swear trulh couldn't he ns triie." Yiue tu .Celery avenue; thence run w e t oh reii highway coats- Being restricted to irmtsers, lie • • K. a u o m u . A s s . iting brothers cordially invited. Celery avanu* to the Sanlord (.Vint line Office in Yowcll Illdg. Sanford, Fla f'lrrk expri-ssed Ids dlseiimlHure hy rather Davy Interriyitcd. Jnnet half turned Jns. p'. McClellan and thence in a iouthe.ly • d l * -. t’on along * l 02*Kr.dif J. \V. O. Singletary her head, saying In hef gayest' voice: •aid Sanlord Grant line to the ea.t and wuhhllug strides and a heavy ilnp into • N. G . * It. Sec. We»t quarter MCtlon line ol Section .11: In m e r tr r u il C u u r l M rte n lti iu.tirldt * i “You flatter me. Still, I agree with t'iurida. Is the corner of the settee. There, nflor cult — H e e iln u liC u u n t r. thence we.t along .aid quarter aertion line you. Truth couldn't be ns true; feel­ , Gale City Camp No. 6, W. O. W • h a n r r r f to-Ihr Intertecllon . ol h in l e n k arenue and a minute, he plnced Ills head lu his Hughey elreet; thence we.t on Hughey Louis H .her, Campialnant Meets second und fourth* Wednesday ing, you know, never crpmjs Imagina­ hands, and swore—under his breath— rlreel tu French irrhiir, tlunc* north ilurn ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW tion. llm now. be off with you, while nights in each month. Ftencli a trnj* to Atlantic Coa»l Line rail- A. IL Carr and th* unknown because the d u ch e ss lulled In a long J. PV Hoolchan mad, Ihenro we«l ahd north along the At heir., ilevisres, graniees, or other I copy lids for the mnll bag. Of course F. L. Miller chair a little way off. — Clerk Council Commnnde lantlfc Coait l.ln* lullroad to Mill Creek, rlaimants, under the said A. IL Practice in Stnie nnd Federal Courts I'm going to keep the original—of my tlunc* wrel Itom 6IIII Creek nhnig Sirth Carr; A. II. Criniwn. A. II. ClipShe was not n real duchess, of course. . alreel to the weal boundary of the,city llm pen, Sr., and Matlie J- Crlpprn; ’ masterpiece.’' n. I*. O. C. Sanford Loilgl* 1241 t.nrncr-Woodruff Bldg Sanford Fla The nickname run hack In the days of lt», thvno* north along lre.t boundary of city llelendanie. Meet first ami third Wednesday nighi "I wonder will" Edna dare—I’ll hate To A. IL C-arr and A. It- Crippen, and to plgtsills, when he had been King Molly, limit, to Lake Monroe, thence easterly along heir#, Ubn that* In point of liegtnning. whether 1 1 all parti*, claiming in ltuirr .1 eithrr her If f\he shows'll to me," Davy said, utElkfl Home, North Park Avenue. owner, thereof llv* within °r without the dev iter, oi grantee, under the said A. It ( arr gob. she Duchess of Two Slicks, ihotigh U. 1... Taylor flushing. Then he gnt up, caught both F. S. P'rnnk or A: IL C rippen, or otheralw* In and to d t y limit*. . „ . ’1 tin unfeeling world had railed them Scrretnry .Exalted ltuler ,the (allowing described reel esieie situate, Section :i. Thl. ordinance ahall tak* effect Jane's hnnds-111 Ids, and said huskily: Immediately upon It. paa.ag* and approval lying end being In the county «f Semlnnle, eommonplacely, Ihivc Mason and Jam" hy th* mayor, or upen becoming an online Stele of Vloride, more perticulerly des- Lee. Only children and close neigh­ "Duchess, you are the greatest woman Ti e Lake Brci-xe Council No. 31 Junior L A W Y E R cr,fl>ed ns-follows; anc* without th* approval of the mayor. lu Ihe world. Not another would him: | Order United American Mechanics SUIT 9. COURT IIOI HK bors, they hud been all hut Inseparable day ol Ju)y A. !> Beginning at a stake on the south side I‘a.a*d thla the 16th Meet* every Wednesday ut 7:30 P 1917. of Third Street road 21.86 chain*, west of until the era of college. Ja n et went so.humbled her pride, even In imike-he- \ Phones H3, 330-w C. II. niNGKK, the bclnt ol Intersection ol (he south side lieve, to humor another woman's whim M., in the City Hall. Visiting brother* lire welcome. C. H. Smith. Itec. Sec. PfiCTem I’fCAldcftl City Council. of said Third slrset road with the Fast line flrst, being a year tbo older, Then I hrrelty certify thsl the above and forp- ot Seethin'27, Township It, south ot Itange Dave went, and thus It huppenrd' that end save a titan's love from Inntnli/.lng rifmsnce ws« duly passed by th* City 30 cast, run thence west 10.52 chains; going »rd delliy. Do Iwlleye me—I couldn't rev* ouncil In seiuion July ly loth. ) ..... 191,. Council , * thenre south 9.50 rheins; rhenre east 10,62 IbeyJind not met for five years. erchre you more If what you have done . JAS. C. IIO DEBTS, (•cal) chains; thence north t-50 chains to paint of “Bwear out Idudl U‘h more reliev­ City Clerk beginning, containing 10 acre* ol land mure were real. I marvel that, knowing you,* in g ” Janet Kttld iifh-r a minute, with a Approved by me Ihla the IGlh day o( pr less. I can love anybody else," July A. I). 1917. 0 It appearing from the sworn bill of com­ soft, suppressed giggle. "Or, belter J , I). d a v i s o N , plaint filed in thw above elated cause, sworn “Will you take yourself off?" Jano\ fit 11 1 —Jell me about IL Does true love's 99-Tue*-4te ’ Mayor to by George A. DaCottea, solicitor for com ­ cried Imperiously, hut letting her hnnds plainant. t a a l . the residence# of the de­ Nallce .of Apallrettea for T a i ItreVI Under fendants A. It. Carr and A. II. Crippen are course refuse to run smooth for lack lle lit Ids clasp, lie-kissed .them ten­ Hertlen 8 o f Chapter 4888, Law. ef Her- unknown, and there Is no person in tb of an ■obstacle?" derly, turned nhU left her. She flung Ida I state ol Florida, the aervire of a subpoena Notice la hereby (Iren that J. K. Vincent, upon whom would bind th* defendant* or . Davy cried; sitting up with n Jerk: l purcha.er ol T at Certificate No. 116, dated either ol them;, that II >• the belief of al"How d[d you—how could you i m d f U|»on the Btiifoo, pressing htT lips, her cheek, her lingers, upon- the ' the etk day of June' A. D.‘ 1911.' hat fflsd flam that the aald defendants are both over guess?" • •Id certificate In. my office, and ha* made the age ot twenty-one years. wood where Ills head Had rested. Her .application for (aa deed to Issue in accord •‘Didn’t—Tj 'certainty—knowing the •Abd' h further appearing Irom said b ll face was healthily colored, her blind anc* with lawr Bald certificate rmhrt that there’ are other parties claiming on In­ other party In Interest ns I do," Jnnet the following described, property situs terest under tha said A- H. Carr and A. IL steady. She said nothing for nt Jenst Hung back. Davy shook his head nt In Seminole rounty. Florin*. »o-mit: Ctlfpen. either • • heir*, devisees, grantees Three-eighths interrsl In 8W Lot 1 end or othir claimants, whose name* are un­ “It’s bail enough to have you live minutes. Then, rising, she clutched l-°t 3 (Less N E '») See- 26. Tp. 20 S. B known in a n d . t o . the properta Invclved In her. 7" E-. The laid land being r i . n . e d at the this suit as hereinabove tftsrrliied.reading law, though you don’t mean to the lettep und walked toward the li­ dal* of the Hauanre ot surh relllfirale in Therefore, you. A. ft- C t d , n ‘l A. II, practice," he said. "I won’t have you brary, saying as she turned thl* knob: lb# name ol IL II. Alarka; M . .. Crippen, and th r unknown heirs, devisees "Edna will innkc him read the letter. Also, Notice le hereby *(**•> }k*t J. E. and grantee* ol the said A. IL Carr and .tnfklng It nt me—I want to forget there God send that site hns not uenac enough vlncwnt, purchaser of’ Ta* Certiflral* No» A. Jl. Crlrpen, It the s a i d ’A. If- Carr and Is such a thing." IIS, dated thus 6th day of June A. t>. 1911 A. -II Crippen bo d ead ,'or other claimants to see nnd tell him I wrote, only the. haa filed eald certificate In my office, and under the said A- II. Carr and A- It- Crip"Iley, for the briny! The Spnnlsh f-*a mad* application for ta* deed to issue pen. and all parlies claiming an Inter**! in truth." . • In arsotdance with law. Said certificate em­ and to the land hereinabove described are Mala I.. We yearn to go n-pknBiug! We (Copyright, 1917. by the MrClura Newipcu. brace* the following described preOpertF hereby ordered to appear to tha bill ot com­ do, oh, we dot" Janet Intoned, her eyes per Syndicate.) •[tuned In Seminole county. Florida, lo-wlt: plaint filed In this raure on Monday the lat fiv e eighth. Interest In S 'y ot I.ot- t and d a y ‘ of October, A. 11. 1917, the earn* being twinkling. t l (Leas NF.)4). i e f - 26. Tp. SO 8. It. • rule day of thla rourt, •Davy looked properly, foolish, but *6 East. The aald land being a*»eswd at thr data ol the laeuinr* of euch certificate And It l« further ordered that this yiotlro blurted o u t: "If you knew what rea­ ulillshed for weeks son I have to hate law and all Its •n the name of W. M. Ke«l*r et al. be nubllshl . . . twelve . . consecutive ______ , AUoi Notice Is hsrsby given that J-r E. In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper publish works, you wouldn't make fun of me. ylncent, purchaser ol Ta* rsrlK rsW -No. ed In Seminole cqunty, Florida. Witness ray hsnd and the real of the Cir­ Kdnn refuses me, because our Joint In­ ? « . dsteel ted the 6th day of July A. J». 1916 (FJjr the N ation al W om a n ’a ChrfWh*. filed said certificate In my office. »nd cuit Court of the# Seventh Judicial Circuit 4tlan Teuiporanct- Union.) I* ha. made aplllcatlon t«f ta* deed to Issue of the State of Florida, In and lor Seminole heritance of tho Waylnnd fortune [" secordsnre with lav . 8»ld wrtifleate em- rounty on thla, the 2nd day of July, A. I). makes It all cut and dried—I’d like bftcea the following tir.cribed property sit* 1917. . to give her my share—Indeed, I’d give S'ted In Seminole county. Flcrld*. to-wltt (seal) E.'A. DOUOLA9S, ! l^t 4. Sec. 36. Tp. 2U S, It. SO East. 31 Clerk ot the Clrrull Coprl of the SeVen th It to anybody—but—the will steps In— MAINE SAVINGS. Use •••v*- The said Isnd being aee*«ed at the Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole If either nf us refuses tho money it Under UiIh heading the Boston Jle rdate of the Isausnce of eurh certifictle In rouoty, Florida- ' tb* n*me r.l Snyder * neater. nld Koine time hlnce commenting pit works forfeiture to both—" Gro. 'A- DeCottre, Unle#a raid errtlfleala* shall b* redeemed Solicitor and of Counsel tor Complainant. the tunings banks deposits, said, "It "Leaving you froo to re(gso each ••cording to law. taa Jeed mill Issue thereon 9I-Tue*-I3te ®n the 1st day of Rsptrmber, A. J». 1*17. Is u good showing for Maine. Can any other? W hat a pity I" ’fy n et Inter­ , 'Witness my offlrial rlgnature and aeal this Notice ef Application for Tas Deed Under other state make the claim? Na rupted: "If PM had to take you. willHe S i x day ol July A. D 1*17. / -Section 8, e f Chapter 4888, Lawa of '•••It t , A. DOUaLAEK. Florida dc|N)8itnr In n Muine savings hunk has /dio-nlbshe, she'd lie Just the loveliest f lerk Circuit Court Seminole C o ., rIS. Notire la hereby given that W. C. Wil­ lly V. M. Douglass, I), liamson k C. C . Lee. purchaser* of Ta* m nrtyr, I enn sec her right now, faint­ ever hod a dollar that he deposited 99.Tur.-Rt* Certificate No, 16, dated the Uth day of ing nt the nltar—regardless of orange th ere.” It Iff to he noted, m oreover,Jhnt to North 6-8 nf South * July A. I). 1916 blossoms and the Waylnnd old lnce—" the savings banks by no m eans repre­ NOTICE ol Northwc.l | t oft Southeast has filri haa Notlr* |a hereby given: ThsC all work In said certificate in my. and has mad* my office, ■ "D on't! You hurt m el” Davy pro­ sent nil tile stivlugH nf the Maine peo­ c»r neethin with the copstrurtloa of a bulk- application tor tab deed to Issue In accord­ kr,d .borderIng on L4k* Monro* In 4he City ance with law. tested, ."You cun't know how much— ple that are a t Interest. The savlrtgs Bald certificate embrarea of Sanford and lying b etw x n the earl side tho-follitwing drier Died property situated In since you’ve never cared for—any­ departments of the trufct companies *6 unnamed alley between Sanford ami Spminoie county, Florida lo-wlt: hnve 00,322 depositors wllb deposits uf • Vorera avenue*, and the weel side of . N 6-8 ol S « »f NW )1 of SK H ot Sec. body." "YHIn .avenue, and all work-In connectlin 28. Tp. 19 B, It. 29 K130.000. 000, or twice ns much ns the “Prnlso b e !" Jn n e t flung back nt hlrjt . jjjh the filling In. recUlmlng and bringing The raid land being assessed at the. date J° A topographical l**rl all reclaimed land of the Issuance of such certificate In the —wltll yet n subtle hardening of the demand deposits In the siune Institu­ 44«666«4666««4«6«*0»9»6966««4*66««44m # t m # 4 f m 4 • "?ni the | | n. of said bulkhead to tha shot* nama of J. G. Tomlinson, Unless said erilips. "But live'In hope, my child. Who tions. The national banks have-m il­ lln# «iUtiQv prior Jo ■•!«! Uflcata shall lie redeemed according to. law fully completed, and aald work haa tax deed will Issue iheeron on the 8tb day was It sang, 'd id 'm aids At forty-flvo lions In the|r savings departments, nnil oven accepted l y the rlly of. Hanford, and of September A. I). 1917. grow glibly’? -When tny time .guinea It the 11,820 shareholders In tho loan and • o t l r e .ii hereby given to all property oaii* Witness my offlrt*raign*ture'and teal this in aald bulkhead district, that th* City tha 7th day ef August, A- IF. 1917. buildings associations have to their will be your turn to laugh." — ■t ouncil of Sanford. Rirlda. will at 7 30 iseal) E. A. DOUGLASS, creiht an nccumulaled citptlnl of f4,*1 never want to laugh nt you—: 9- m. off tha 3rd day of September, 1917, Clerk Circuit X o u r t Semlncle Co., Fla. • t he city hall at Kahford, .Florida, sit as 380.000. These and other totals make 101-Tura 6tp , • promise you won't lnuglt nt me—now," » t-oard of equalisation for the purpose of Davy nnswerod eagerly. "You see. I’ve u slew ing for the’ fhrlft und Industry ••viewing and equallting aasesemant* against , To Trfl»t a Cold. *'" :• tty In aald bulkhbad dlalrict as finallv been thlnklug that maybe If FM could of Maine people that no stnto cab’ bet­ Sanitary Steam Prcsslnff; Hot Gasolnle Dry Cleaning. Altera“ 'd* and as.essed hy the city of Sanford, Camphor In excellent for coltln ant! be persuaded there was .something—u ter." •* * • . , ;• iionH of Kinds on Short Notice ■ IS*1 ***• *l‘ y rounrll will nt aald time hear ’ • / * ■"> reason that any person may desire to should ha taken In this m anner: A prior nttnchmenr^^OIf, hnhg It, you un­ This rem arkable tes^mony- comes F * . w-bjr* any of th* assessment. In arid drop • or two of camphor abould bo Join Our Gentlemen's Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. derstand." She got up and walked tu from u uewspaper avowedly hostile 'to * il b s s g 'district •• heietefore d ied by th f *|*y council Should be changed, end-wfter dropped on a lump of auear which -tho'window, saying over hor shoulder, prohibition.'’ It Is a complete unswer •I* f, y council have mat ae a hosld ‘of should be placed In n small witiej;liuut“Lcnve It to me. Nothing cnsler." • •nusIDatlon. *n(] fully equalised all nf said to tho oft-repeated falsehood ,of the ful of w ater and a temiiioonful of this . **?, , 7,*titil no. a Me., merit ■ aa at that time As she disappeared In tho library he- brewers and dlfltltlcni th a t Xljilue hns ‘ :*.nB*liF fi.ed .and determined, shall at *ny m ixture fwV*rv ^verj t*"» "tbwquenl lima be changvdt but l i n n iha)| l'opd Davy suit lier BUihlenly falter and been' Impoverished bemuse* she 1ms * | “ , * •** ^' ** *” ' •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 6 6♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ M 46M 6 LEGAL AfJVfRIISING V 7 GRUB CALL "SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE , i C. H. DIN G E E Plum b in g and G as Fitting HENRY M cLAULIN JEWELER SANFORD LODGES V. BUSINESS CARDS Wilson & Housbolder HER MASTERPIECE Elton J. Moughton ■ ARCHITECT ■ . ..GEO. A. DEC0TTES.. ffip ■■ SCHELLE MAINES SHOW YOUR PATRIOTISM! TEMPERANCE NOTES] Window Flags, for window or wind-shield* made of peper, size-6x10 inches, each - - - - - • 5c Flag stickers 1 1-4x3-4 inches. • Put them on your col­ lar, your belt or your hat band: them on your stationery. Envelope containing 10 for - - - 5c HERALD PRINTING CO. OFFICE SU PPLY DEPARTM ENT PHONE 1 4 8 D. C. BR O CK • MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER Alii S U IT S $15.00 M R W A R D GALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. • * ' • . PHONE 1 7 4 7 Ai.- V *'ae1•H'*Tr. _. ~ - \.. ■- 1*•■'-- W.* -■ - 1* , �■a? v- P .‘ •*’, / ’ : r - J JTi I V Auguat 14. 1917’ THESANFORD HERALD R ..J . HOLLY. Editor j W. M . HAYNE8. Barinaaa Manager have set an exam ple In this respect. They paid th d newspapers for their advertising and got splendid results. U ndo Sam m i ^ t well follow their example. ------ O ------ They would " know their boye would be subject to a wholesome discipline-few parents are capable of .directing or enforcing. • They would know the physical, m ental and moral health of their boys wan receiving careful expert a t­ tention. , And If these soldier pupils were paid by th e governm ent three dollars a day, parents, would*know the boya were.isbre of~d fair atari when their services --ended. ’% » Proof That The Bill Is Paid ’ ’ ■ * PU SH T H E PA IR S Our people, should not perm it The returned cancelled check is .the most positive proof that the . 1 a u M C s i r n *» p b i o v ' in adv a n cs themselves to become so engrossed bill is paidv Pay by check and be protected.. In the war and kindred subject* as ** MONTHS* * • ■• *a »mm■• t *v_r*#_*• • • • * It aolicibyour. account, subject to. check.—— -• • -** W ft MONTHS.. »T8 to neglect ample prep arations for ■ SaOBOM l 1 thtf c6urit'y "arul neighEorTiooif fairs this fall. We m ay bo tem pted to) think we are too busy to atten d to ,A nd th e governm ent could well CAPITAL 130,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 them but in this we will com m it a afford this. I t would know th a t uni­ grave error. versal training means this country A county or neighborhood fair is will alwayd bo prepared for any na­ •fliifci H m ll not a luxury, not an indulgence, but tional em ergency—prepared .with a one of the m ost im p o rtan t .institu­ trained eitixen soldiery fit t o ' defend tions of any com m unity. I t (s as our country from any danger. ■Pf WAUfYOURBUSlH The governm ent would know our essential to the best Interests fof (he Industrial life of th e com m unity as m ilitary stre n g th would be as great is the school to the intellectual, or as our economic strength, and th a t O. L TAYLOR II. R. STEVENS CuUu the church to th e spiritual life. Its we could enjoy peace because we F. L* WOODRUFF Vlc.-Pr».i<bn! educational influence is only lim ited would be so strong and so well pre­ by the energy wftJT which it is pared (hat no other nation* or com ­ bination of nations would dare a t ­ pushed. 1 * ‘ ■ In these days, when the need is tack «Us.~‘ * Our great and powerful navy, urgunt th at production be stim u ­ lated to the m axim um , every agency bached up by a national dem ocratic {nation by the examining board, m ay Sibert will bp pleased to know he ia Crump -W arren, Chuluota th at tends to arouse enthusiasm anil arm y alw ays fit to fight would be T. J. P arrish , Geneva volunteer. * ■ , here and preaches n e x t’ Sunday. a desire to excel should be carefully good assurance against war. And A pply to the nearest recruiting The business session will be held on John H enry Bell, Sanford th a t, is insurance th a t those who fostered. This thb county fair does If a num ber of men who w e a r M. Btation for oniistment. W. C. Hill, Sanford M onday, tho hour to be announced C’s. after th eir nam es arc not left in as no other in stitu tio n does or can. would have*to do the paying could 204*.. South Palafox street, P en­ A. G. A sbury. Sanford on S unday, All are invited to hear well afford to pay for. the bullrushos a t th e next prim aries, • We should bend every criergy to Dr. Sibert. * Schelle M nines, Sanford sacola, Fla. This nation cannot escape the re­ then w-e will confess to a lack of getting together this fall, the m ost 63-57 W est Bay atrect, Jack so n ­ sponsibility th a t goes with its vast complete exhibit of the products of , R. S. M ann, Lake Monroe knowledge of the tem per of "the ville, Fin. . It. R. Ilaw kjns, Maitland people.* Congress was called to ­ the country th a t it is possible to resources and w ealth. It can pre­ Eleven thousand a c re s of land Postoflice building. Tallahassee, pare to m eet th e dangers th a t will O. W. Zittrowej-, SUiffon! assemble. We will no?d the stim u ­ gether to act quickly in' an em ergen­ about H astings is now- planted in Fla. It must be Sam Russell, Sanford cy, but they have frittereef aw ay lus of the inspiration in the years to always* th re a te n . 117 S outh Orange avenue, Or­ corn' and sweet potatoes, and 4,000 Charley Johnson, Sanford valuable tim e and- made our tank come.- The need -for record produc­ storng - m ilitary nation. R ut we acres more will ho added by Decem­ lando. F la. W. T. H ouse, Altamonte harder. T he people have becom e tion will not end with 'th is sbason. m ust be strong in a dem ocratic ber, according to Mayor H. S. Bow­ PostofHge* Inijhling, Tam pn, Fla. Unless.,i ll signs fail, the productive American stre n g th . M atthews B est, Sanford disgusted.— Apalachicola Times. den, of t h a t $5,000,000 potato town. Postoflice building, Miami, Flu. M ake m ilitary service universal N. M. Sw anaon. Sanford Bulrushes is a good place for them ngoheibs of this country have a §t, Jo h n #.county will do her part in Make th e a rra y 0 * Geft.' D.' YVatsorf, Sanford strenuous tim e before them for m any and obligatory. - s i they seem to like it. feedint th e people during the war. great national college. Fay p.upil • Geo. St'evens, Altamonte •years to come. T h ird (Iiiarlcrly Conference — r O -----, , r . .u i: . !hp Every farm er is busy Willie W illiams, Sanford Will he held Let us center every energy on the soldiers three dollars a day during 11. II. M cCreary has sold., the i k *1*_ M« lf 11* H ,.rin « land lor .h , their term of service. Keep A m er­ clm rrh of thU ■ y p ra t. S u n d .y .n/1 fti<h _ ____ great Rins Connelly, Sanford Gainesville Sun, one of the best main issue-‘-preparedness—and ica safe for dem ocracy.—T am pa ^Monday.__3 hv J t.-v. D r. J.JD . Sibert. _ ■j John Edwarda,. Sanford^ __ . new spaper*properties in th im itate t o . PU SH it to a SU C C E S S FU L cnoTribune. elusion. . J E. And* : "ii, Sanford the p/csiding elder w ill preach both the Pepper Printing Co. To the O -----• C. J. M erriw ether, Sanford Llke Human EnoJne. . new owners who are old friends we morning and evening Sunday. This , M. T. Casaiduy, Sanford A locomotive may lie all r|Kj,t | n the HARRY* M rC R E A U Y R E T IR E S . wish tb extend the right hand of will ln> a specially interesting* occn• Will Erickson, Sanford long rim. but a t that ft frequently hns fellowship and friendship. . We work- , It must be some satisfaction to (Continued From* Page I) . sim.* T h o se who have heard D r. to take w ater. . ' Jas., Huff, Sanford* Editor H arry M cC reary to retire * cd with all three of them , Pepper. Rodger W iritted, Lake M onroe Welsh and- Tomkies and it will* be from active service after editing th e Sam M um , Sanford N. O. .G arner, Sanford like talking to them, to read the Gainesville Sun for some thirty-five R aym ond Fit-dl, Sanford M. Hanson, Sanford £un. and especially tho locals from years or more. Ami especially us in R ufus Jones, Sanford Geo. T hom pson. "Sanford Oliver J. Farmer, who was our friend that period of year* he has buried John Cherry, Sanford T. F. S ingletary, Sanford * in tho old d ay s while he was editor in marty opposition papers, has pass­ R. L. Peterkin, M aitland Kyer T hom as, Sanford of the J,ev y Tirm*s D em ocrat, >jtic- ed through so m any tills of various Lewis L ut mon. Sanford *■. kinds and lias made good uiili a W. I! Sapp, Wagner cess to tbe new editors. May they S. M. PickLns, Sanford W. II. S te w a rt, Geneva thrive and prosper and keep' the Lig u,,,l "ow retires from the gameLloyd H ill,-S anford J. II. M ontoe, Chuluota Sun Op to the sam e high stan d ard as with a com fortable bank account Si JJirown, Geneva and no cause. to worry, for aside l ’at Allen, S anford it has alw ays been under. E d ito r Willie Anderson, Sanford II. C. Parker, Guhriclla from making money annually ho M cCreary. Elijah Futch, Sanford J. C. Carson, Sanford evidently received a good price, for ------0 ------Zerna B a n k s,’ Sanford the property and can keep the wolf r t i 'i n Youdell, Sanford GOVERNM ENT FR EE A D Y ER. G. D.* Calhoun, Sanford Ben C anty, Sanford from the door for some tim e to . . T ISI& G David Peterson. • Sanford bottle, Anri yet then* is ;i pathos, a Henry Law son, Sanford Publish"” i generally, seeing A. Brisbane, Lake Mary 1 l,‘ i.forlorn feeling, a radm-ss Hint is Andre,w W illiams, Paula iaju id c e of repeated re |UeiU f *r free M artin V incent, Lake M ary Hnrrold G rant. Sanford nexplieable a lit newspaper _ j _* * , , N ’*" 11 uabout u u u t it w INI#*i IIt, 4 man 1114111 government advertising, a r ‘••as’k inu _y, . . 11 , Lawrence G ay, ^anford Ilich’d Burke, Kolakee ,V , *. . refrnng.. Most of us wear out inir.mk!., tvny th* ly ito m is continued. , , , . , •• , C. M, Parnell. Oviedo Alien Horton. Lake M ary f p si * . . M»*;t<! M rusting out ami we hope to J. I . Cwightin. publisher of th* ,, Iff, ,r * , II ('. Vincent, Sanford Jefferson Hudson. Chuluoia ur w ,, ,, ,*»•** Marry .Met reary s-ncace in Waseca l.Mmn.t II ■:;»!•! publishes I , . , , * , , , W. K Scruggs, Oviedo Henry W right, Sanforil ,htm .a c tiv e business of some kind th at this editorial: Hunry McGairkill, Sanford Walfred Pierson, Sanford CJur governm ent does not exoeet A. G. D oudney, Sanford Sam uel Glover. Sanford the raiirouds to transport troops or Amos Scijiio, Sanford Itoston Irving, Sanford supplies w ithout pay. Our g o v e rn -: M „f Us want to sell for the joy of I). 1). Caldw ell, Sanford A rthur Johnson, Sanford nient does not ask the steel or p , . w - free for a ri.uct time and free Clarenre Wlti}e, Geneva Julius Huff, Sanford der Plants to furnish m u n itio n s'free iu> cqss, the public'us we would lake C. W. C ulpepper, Geneva C. M. Williams, Paula «o r the farm ers t > fu m is n fo q d for j great pleasure in doing if we tinted Eljis Blair, A ltam onte, Geo. W ashington, Sanford th«*> arm y without paying them f*J run amdek on the Hind laws, but C. T. Sm ith, Sanford it, b tit'o u r governm ent has no hesi-1 (,„« niany rmwspapey men would Clarence Young, Geneva CHANCE T O ENLIST tancy in dem anding th at new spaper like to think th at tfieir life work Jno. Jelks, Sanford publishers givw colum ns and pages hiid ceased, that they would never C layton New ton, Oviedo Tw.o Very Good Branches of th e S e rof Space cacti week to ussist in the write another line, that they .would E ster W oodward, Sanford *ice Again O pen for Enlist­ war program w ithout a cent of epm- drop nut of sight and mind forever Julius Sc-ott, Oviedo m ent perm tion. . It.re q u ire s akHled’ labor. j after they retired from , the editorial * Jas. Aiken, Sanford Two thounarid men ore w an ted modern m achinery and high priced tripod. And so we sa,Y to our. old R. I.. M ann, Lake Mary im m ediately for th e (Quartermaster material to produce this publicity friend, Take a rc^st, you need one Jas, Hrodie Williams, Sanford Corps of the N atio n al Army. T h is for the governm ent. Is (here any and it is well earned, but d o n ’t fall Chester Thomas,- Sanford is the first tim e thin branch of th e sane reason w hy it should not lie out of sight completely and while Louis Collins, Sanford serkice has been open for e n listm en t paid for? you are resting take a trip over the David M inyon, Sanford _ . vent! nionths, and those d e s ir­ Newspaper men are as patriotic ita te find visit all o f't h e brethren. Oliver OeheraTT Sanford ing service of th is nature should a p - r as other citizens. T hey have bought It will do you good and wo would A. *J. Jackson, Sanford ply. a t once, ns th is opportunity will * t ** •1 | > .x *■ • Liberty Bonds .and (boated to the like to see you. E rnest Parra more, Sanford ------ ~ u be open for a sh o rt time o nly ------ .Q — — Red Cross and other laudable or­ R. K. Burton, Sanford Clerks, cooks, buglers, neeha tries, Dramatic Header and Humorist has been Secured by the ganizations a s ’ far, as their m ein s T R A IN E D S O L D IE R S FO R .OUR Eddu* Brown, Sanford etc., are urgently urged to en list in .would- perm it, b u t 'th e i r patriotism T. C. Hillery,' Sanford this corps. C O U N TR Y * ought not to be imposed Upon. * A W. I. Tyler. Sanford. One of the most vexatious prob­ •The field a rtille ry in agnih open 4r y* * rich governm ent like ours should lems confronting father- ami m others Exem pted on Arcount of Physical for enlistm ent fo r 40 men from tb e P&>* for its advertising, instead 'vof of healthy son's is th e boy problem. D isabilities ' sta fe of Florida. This is a v e ry begging it. ’England and Canada I. L. -Cook, Oviedo .T hat problem begins when the good .branch of th e service and p ro ­ H arry G orm and, Paolo — boy is big enpugh to move around, motion is fast. T h o se desiring th is Jno. Sanders, Sanford ‘ BENEFIT OF .associate with other boys and pick branch of scrvsctdflBM ff^ enlist im ­ up inform ation. B ut when the boy . Geo. Smith, Paola m ediately owing to the small n u m ­ J . A. Britline, Longwood Is eighteen, and on -the threshold of ber to he accepted. Andrew Bell, -Sanford manhood, the problem becomes seri­ •R egistration is no bar to e n lis t­ A. C. Smith, Sanford ous and often alarm ing. . • ■■ m ent. Any m an w ho has not been C. S. Hickson, Oviedo The father is usually too busy -# .. . ** L rdw urth Brown, Sanford making the fam ily living to give his notified to appear fo r physical exam - 1 # , Admission 15 and 25 Cents We can furnish in any boy the companionship -lie needs. size and any style type. And at th at age of boyhood there is little a m other can d o .Delivery in five days With obligator}* universal mili­ after receipt of* order. ta ry service—a big dem ocratic arm y, which is a great national collegt* ns well—tho governm ent can step in Prices for Rubber Stamps not jind help solve ‘this problem. i > otter 2j--j Inches long and type Most boys choose their.careers by . not over Inch high: chance. Their entire future often is i • determ ined by the first job they get. Not m any can go to 'college. .T o o 1* Line 20c m any have to grab th e first avail­ ________________________ ; ■_ . * - » . ____________________________ f * t * . able job when they leave -the ward Each Additional Line 10c school, to help th e fam ily make both ends meet. If the arm y we e shade a great Let us have your order national college, vh jre bpys could bo prepared for a tr-d c . :t f^rofesdon or a business career while- iTetrini: m ili­ tary training, most parent? would bo anxious for thei.*. h^ys - to get a chance a t th a t tre k in g . • : T h e y ’ woijld know- the T7e.it scieqtific knowledge would he applied- to —Qfice Supply Dept. th e physical health of their boys, and th a t the governm ent was pay­ i * PHONZ 148 ing for an»edbcation parents couldn’t vafford. ..................................................... .. THE H E R A lilf f i^ r c ^ A N Y PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD. FLORIDA THE BANK THAT'INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS H EXEMPTION BOARD BUSY RUBE ALLYN Sanford Board of Trade Wednesday -Night at Baptist Temple Rubber Stamps SEMINOLE HOME GUARDS ;»c»Kiiiiiiiiiiiix3exiiiiiiiiiiii}«cxiiiinnfliixxxiiiiiiiiiiiiM^iiif!niiiiix^iiiiiiiiiiii}<^iiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiii»^; BIG E X T R A PROGRAM A T TH E S TA R T H IS W EEK . WEDNESDAY " S t “Little Lady Eileen” THURSDAY Ctat B,y “The Pinch Hitter” Anna FRIDAY Pavlowa' in “The Dam Girl of Portici The Herald Printing Co. ! uihiiuiif» j*. *!■ • ' • : e c .uiiurnu>««< BantfflK>c»ocioaaBi»oecamnuru»=>ecmuniiai3»Beuiutumi^oocuniiuna>»oc: �THE SANFORD HERALD A a g u t'H . HIT m PAGE FIVE w W-* Ft. O glethorpe and w ilf rep o rt fori she ship/ted 100 carloads of K Irfsh Mrs. M. J. Hoolehan and two son k Lti / duty on A ugust 27th. R ajph Wight p o ta to e s /she has I £ 0 0 acres p la n te d Vcrn and Wooding of Jacksonville returned home Friday afternoon ffis an a lte rn a te and Will probably; be j t o 'corn, brid Is now planning t o . p u t ter. a three weeks visit to Mrs. J. F, called, som e tim e during tho m qnth th e rem ainder of -her 2,000 acFM in to "PRODUCING NOT PROM OTIN G" BOARD OF TRADE RESULTS' V Hoolehan and relatives. — t n r t h e NEt n m u y ) also* * * Jotljqr crjps. Little Happenings— Mention M. J. Hollehnn came down for Capt. H erring has been th e ca- 1 of Matters in Brier— ' three Mays. while his wife was here. palde in stru cto r of the Hom e G uards] T h e r e /are six silos g ofni u p in Rube Allyn, im personator a n d hu­ Personal Items of > Everybody was glad to^ see old morist will be a t th k B aptist T em ple sector south or Allies. Germans a t ­ here and hir will bp missed not only I M arlon county, and six-dipping v a ts In te re s t M ike's face again in Sanford. Mike . W ednesday —eveningr -8:30 o'clock, tacked in vain a t th e point at which by the guards hut by bis IFgfon"of I eith e r liefng built or contracted fof. says - “ This Is whe>c" I .'s p e n t m y Aug. 16th. T his is a program or we captured trenches on August I I . friends, but b is . country calls and I T he farm ers in Marion co u n ty o*boyhood days. I do love dear old ranged by the Bonrd of- T ra d e for They were repulsed with losses and being a m ilitary man h e 'cannot r e - 1poet to save a lot of corn as silage. Sammary of the Floating Small Sanford. 1 want to come back some the benefit of tho Seminole Home obtained no results. «ist. T h a t C upt. Herring will tie] One farm is p u ttin g up 800 tons o f ♦ Talk* Succinctly Arranged fur day." He works for the Seaboard accepted goes without saying for he J silage this year, Hurried Herald Readera "In the C ham pagne east of Rheim G uards. The admission is 15 an d 25 is one of th e best qualified men ini shops in Jacksonville. ^ j cents. You will get mpre th a n an ," In the C ham pagne ease of this part of the south, having had ,{ . Rhcims, in tho region of the Casque Mr and Mrs Ralph Chapm an a n tr hour’s wholesome entertainm ent and ProL A. L H atch principal of the 0 - H. T. Russell and fam ily have years of’ m ilitary, experience and his " ■ ',i anf T e ' th Not and the Teton, an d on the left bank th e proceeds go entirely to the Homo veido schools who has been a t the returned f r o m th eir autom obile "I'*1 ,POtth of on,mA,» -*re not G uards tow ard e q u ip m e n t., T he of tho Meuse th e re were spirited recent work w ith the Home G uards stim m er school nt G ainesville was in trip to Kansas City. T hey made the h a , k .p l Mm active in the n o r e ,I ?, ! ‘j "l'" " chpot°,r artillery actions. .Tw o surprise a t ­ hour named is so arranged as not to . . * o n e rrom En dogSo r catt may* prove HauCitX-Sunduy enroutc to Jackson­ entire trip with no m U hapennd found interfere w ith th e regular -prayer tacks by the enem y at Cauriores I nopuus. but only because some linville w here he will join the arm y anti the efreption of the Cumberland mo­ wood and- Bezonvaux were repblsed meetings of a n y church. Rulph W ight Is also u man of m il-1 P arity or germ has been deiwxltiih In take up V. M. C. A work. Wo hate to untain bet wee Chultifnuogu and N a ­ by our fire. Elsew here the night itary experience and is the bugler of UK,J’ " "u n d Hint results. W hen n lose Prof H atch from th e country sc­ shville. They thoroughly enjoyed the was calm. the Home G u a rd s and a'w ell drilled ? ° iPcnt U discharges o special Regular m onthly meeting of th e i hools b u t he is going to the front in a trip in e v e ry particular."Twp German airplanes and a man. He will undoubtedly be called ' pnf,mn* wWch ,H §ecn,tpd t n m K‘nn',s * Board of T rade will be-held in th e ■ > . ■ good cause. captive balloon were brought down and although he can claim exctnp-| court house tonight. Many in a ttic s News Front the Front Rube Allyn a t tho B ap tist Temple * Early Use of Lead. Three tion from draft feels that he should The following wire was received art: to come up. You are Invited to yesterday by ou r pilot*. W ednesday n ig h t' a t 8:30. Bent-fit In Job 19:21 Is an allusion-to tho 'yesterday from Tam pa. A flno 9 j>c present and present any m atte rs other enemy m achines were forced go to the front. Use of lend to (111 carved Inscriptions Homo Guards. The best wishes of their m any upon stone !>y pouring the-molten lead pound boy was born yesterday to of Betterment or progressive ness’ th u t to land, having been severely dam ­ E lton M oughton, th e well known aged." ' ' friends will go with these men. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Raines and you have in mind. Into the cavities of the tetters to ren ­ architect has rirririe i to go-4o- Penn­ Mrs. O. W. Brady. We are nil do­ der them li'gltde. and nt tho some lim a s y l v a n i a for a few m onths, where he London, England, Aug. 13.—Two Under date of the Ifth in?,L th e to preserve- them -from the action o f ing well and do not Intend to let ffulie Allyn Wednesday Night has been offered a lucrative position, of the German m achines which *yesthe .wentiler. the boy go to war on the first call." Florida Farm s and Homes I n rl.j Itube Allyn has been secured by but he will return to Sanford as soon w rites tho Board of Trade in regards j terday evening raided the English the Sanford Board of Trade -to dc-| as possible.* bonded warehouses throughout th e southeast coast w atering places were liver one pf his humorous sketches Lights,Frighten.Fish Away. s ta te and refers to the Ft’deral Re- ] destroyed by-B ritish naval airplanes- Ut the Baptist Temple W ednesday Norwegian experim ents with fishing No bathing cap necessary. N at­ serve Banks as affiliating. - T h e i r .T h e official sta te m e n t Issued by the night at 8:30 f o r- the benefit of tho I with tin* uld of electric lights lowered ural curl guaranteed by using , . *u . 1 IIHU II«» sen Imve been failures, the ItInto Ithe Je tte r tind plan will bo read nt th e I glvorninent today say s that one of '#* , xx * • , ••N E STLE WAVE" process. Room o ne Guards and at the small pr.ee W )ir t.m ,y fr,,.,lt,-nlng the the machines was a G otha trijdune Board «f Trade m eeting tonight am 44, M utual Life Bldg., Jacksonville, (Continued* From Page 1) ot twenty live cents everyone should [ fl*ij, mvny. and the other was a seaplane! . the m atter opened for discussion. Fla. . *• 101-3tp go to tin* Tam pic and heir this great H ear Rube Allyn ,ln his bumbrous th a t furnish not only entertainm ent entertainer. • Everyone has heard of London, England, Aug. 13.- There • N O TICE sketch a t the Baptist T em ple Wed­ but contain interesting :irtlc!es abiJUt The Tam pa T ribune of the 13th Is-nothing Hpecial to report on the Rube Allyn but this Is )iis first .a p ­ nesday n ig h t nt 8:30. pearance here and he comes Jto as­ men ami affairs as well. For that points out the tourist possibility for Franco-Belgian fro n t, says today's sist the- Rome Guards. The money In Circuit Coiirl. 'Nevenlh J u d i c i a l When a vote was. reached in 'th e reason all story magazines like Red South Florida th e coining season official communication. Circuit, Senftnnle Co.. Fla. is for a good purpose and a big Book, Popular and others are not and advances the belief that' tile United S tates senate to settle the E. Stafford house should greet Rube W ednesday solicited. coining season will outdo all otheVs . question ’of the liquor statu s, both London, England, A ug. 13.—In r e j night, i vs. For the next box and only hootaf for tourists and urges that people the senators from Florida voted the ply* to a question in I he house of W. G. Med lock , and* 1917 periodicals. It is hopeiH interested prepare for their reccpdry ticket. commons today Foreign Secretary N o t i c e j,* hereby given that under * , - , . . . , . . , ,, , that we can send at least niie box [ t ion. In t ilt* habeas i’lTFpus proceedings — . -Siuui Irish .p o tato es for full j4uih—j, “Hntfmn—TT:iht~ttTrrre—was* nmv—ftlf? four weclis. before Judge^<Pepkms brought by and by virtue of a writ of execution ‘.- 4 n g —Now—ready for delivery. L malty at ir with i he central Dr W. M. H arper, Osteopath, is Lib one Darling who was arrested and issued out of Circuit Court in and Allen Seed Co., 115 R ailroad’ Ave., 1 UI>ror>f ” "P‘'n , v, rv Tin powers. a new member of the Board of lined for Imthing in Lake Cout'ord. for the Seventh Judicial Circuit, S an fo rd .,. 101-ltp * day, Thursday and Saturday, at 3 p. m. On other days th e hooks can T rade. Or. H arper intends m aking Judge Perkins' today decided the Seminole county, F’la., in a certain Help th e Home G uards by a t­ In a statem ent at th e time of th e cause wherein E. Stafford is plain­ be left at the home of P. M. Elder Sanford his perm anent home and in ordinance invalid and the prisoners tending th e humorous lecture of oh Oak avenue. reassembling of lhe Greek parlia­ so doing declares Jus desire to help released. The city will probably up- tiff anil W. G. M.-dloek Is defendant, I have levied upon nnd will sell a t , Rube Allyn, B a p tb t Tem ple W ed, , . t u, fJvi, of ()Ur Keep boost Sanford add to assist in th e ment last month Prem ier Venizelos P*ol.—Orlando Reporter-Star. said Greece was in th e wqr with the public'auction nt A ltam onte S tation, nes a j n g i i s wee . ^ . usefully" tho magazines, so th at tin progressive work going on. entente. -No formal deelarntinn to l-'la,, on the |7t[i day of September. ■ Word comes from Tracey M e-'/hoys in camp will feel intuitively T hirty-seven lo-ad if callle- li i la­ t Ills effect was considered tieceec.ry. j jus I bei-li brought A D. 1917. the sam e being a rule f u l l e r - th a t he has Joined the n rmy our friendliness and the cheer which - Tlw Birmingham Ala C ham ber nd » fire, ard -i.i\. ill 10:3(1 a. rn to the highest the Friuzelus govern meal having in Texas and will be in (lie quarter-j comes on opening a fresh, , Fh-aii- [ of ( ‘motin-rr-e in writing tlo-ir approeojjntv, Phese are soon of t h collie teen ablishcii at Salomk. bi-fnre m aster's .departm ent. Tracey will covered periodical a hint of tin i-iutiini of l In- _ci-ciprm-al n-liil ions btuiglil fur the farmers ny ai l from ! bidder (or cash the following dcsthe deposition of King Constantine, I rrihed property 264 eross ties. The know- how to (ceil the Sammies all greater cheer within. existing between llii-irs and the San-* the hankers. A number of hogs | having declared w ar and placed right. , bought the same way will arrive said sale to lie for th e purpose ,of We are all piViud of .Mr. Josse- ford Hoard .of T rade adds:' troops in the field. satisfying suid execution, and th e “ Be assured th a t if any of your sunn. This.importation of livestock No. C6G will cure M ilaria or Bil lyn's words. Dr. Hym an's mnmige• Into tip* county comer as a response costs. All persons are notified there­ nieiit. seconded heartily by collec­ mem bers are ever in Birmingham lous Fever. It kills the germs. of. and required to be ‘governed :jrAmsterdam, H olland, Aug. IM.-' 86-35t .,tors and contributions brought- re­ they will flrtd the latch string hang­ Accolding to the Tacglische Uund- to t lie activity fathered by the Mun- curdlngly. Dated tliin 13th day of ty agent. ing on tho outside .and a hearty sults. United S tates soil is no place U / August, A. D. 1917. sclieu of Berlin, the booty captured welcome awaiting them at the Bir­ Wo thank him, Mr. Holly, Mrs. traitors* who would betray the coun­ by the Germans up to July 26, inA. It. ST IL E S, mingham Chamlu-V of C unm qrce." A former Philadelphia society try to 'H ie men who expect to levy a HoUsholder, the Woman's Club and I lude* 12,156 rntitioti. 11.655 rides, Constable Fourth District, Hv> every one who helped in anyway, . war d e b t .upon Uncle Sam uel. Seminole F’la. S.J52 machine -gtitis, 2.298 airidanes, woman has begun farming in tip* Anyone contem plating an a u to The remainder of th e magazines Florida Everglades. The*past season 103-Tues-5tr 186 balloons and th ree airships. T om orrow night! The event of the collected and .not needed by Mr. trip anywhere in th e southeastern season! Itu b e Allyn the G reat. At . Jossclyn (the nil story magazines, states and as far north as Michigan Goes to F rance ure guide maps and -route* the B a p tis t Temple. Benefit Homo j unrf th c |,ublic«ltit.ns for women such ‘«n Guards. This Walte^ A Radford, sun of Mrs. as D e l i n e a t o f i will be placed wlxejy al *be Board of I rade <>lliri ( i A. Radford will leave lilifiut service is free to im-mhurs. R ub-M y-Tism — Antlstfptic, A no th ey ' will give pleasure. A large \t.gust 29 for FrajtCe. Mr. Radford dyne — Kills p a in , stops putrcfuc donation has been made already to tlon. • .. 86-351 » the county lioim-. Liberty, N. V.',' n village. * is so has been* in training at Ft. M o pleased-ivitli tin- results of municipal Ply-rstm for the past thn-e months. Minnie H’ Key.* TI ip Sanford contingent of Co. C ouneship of her utilitb-* that they Sirs. Radford is looking forward to * 'Corn tn.of the Orlundo troops were here Inst an- sending out curds ijlioudit costs, next week when Mr. Radford will Saturday on a visit and tlu-ir many cooperaW inn and dividends. Irt 1916 spend |» few days with Ids people be­ friends were glad to see them look­ . tin* village Hit bonded for 595,000 in fore leaving for* tin- front. ing so well. They have not received 'ill o r d e r ‘to establish municipal ow n­ their uniforms yet but they Ibuk like $20.00 Worth .or S3.00 soldiers. We may be foolish to sell you 520.00 ership. In 1916, tfinre than $1,8,000 Program Band Concert Tonight Jewell Corre out to the Baptist Temple worth of Fertilizer for only ' t 3.00 was paiif toward liquidating these Mareh, ' ‘Explorer" bonds in addition to Vunidug ex­ Overture,' “ M ignonette"’ Baumann tomorrow night nnd hi ar Itube Characteristic, "A Day in the Thus saving you, per ton 517.00 penses, m aintenance, etc. Lake Allyn. • City. Fcrnniulinn, St. -Petersburg, Cotton. Field" *.. Smith But th at will be your GOOD LUCK. If you c a n 't bo an officer in the say it pays and ju st u?k Jackson­ Fox T ro ts— • , * _ SE E US ABOUT MUCK arm y m aybe you. can be a private ville what, her dividends were in (a) "Y aaka Hula Hickey C H A PP E L L & C H A PP E L L ' in the rear ranks. 1916 from her w ater, light and gas Duln", • • Gtietz 102-tf Itu b e Allyn, tho premier enterplants. (b) "Amerjca I Love .. tainer and platform lecturer In You” . . Lislio th r city- Friday and will give one uf Paper Hanging and Painting The two Sanford ladies ranking as Medley, ’.’Past nnd P resen t” Dalyb his entertainm ents in th e 'B aptist Thousands of ne^ ,sam p les of wnl A l- extem poraneous speakers are Melange, "Y ankee H a sh ". Miller Tem ple W ednesday night. puper for y o u .to select- from. Sam­ Mrs. Ter he tin nnd Mrs. Ernest Finale .* . • W oodland Park is open only Sun­ ples will bo brought to your door Houshoider.- Don’t know where or The Star Spungk-d Banner upon request. 1 also do decorating how they get the data but they days. To let on week duys. 92-tf R ig h t/o r wrong we an- for the and painting ns it should be done. keep posted and a b reast of the con­ Baptist Church — W ednesday- Night United S ta te ) first, last and nil the F. W. Tem perton, 108 Palm etto ditions nnd things an they find them The pastor of Lite B ap tist church time and tho man w ho«can't sub- Ave., one door from I’lrst street. rill speak on next W ednesday even­ 96-tf ’ Mias Minerva T inker puhliritV * . ■scribe to 't h e same belief is un­ ing at 7:30. on the subject, "The ngent for the Oldsmur, Co., near Judgm ents which come to Man." w orthy to w ear an Amerirnn ting or SPECIAL N O TICE T am pa, culled at the Board of T rade This lecture will, tak e place In the to claim citizenship- in this the f M usson's Pool g re a tm f country the sun shines upon5 . Open every W ednesday night, office F riday in th e interest of her assembly room on the first floor on C om pany. Of cmfree the married account of the Home G uard enter­ When you feel like complaining of 7:30. heat in Sanford read the news In Also every W ednesday morning men c an 't move to Oldsmar but ten tainm ent at 8:30 on the second to one all the bachelors approached Chicago, Philadelphia and New for women only. floor. • * York. Every afternoon except Tuesdays will hike off in th a t direction on th e first train. No. 666 will cure Chills and •and’ Fridays. • B. Y. P. U. M eets Good water, good lights, good or­ Cover. I t la the most speedy rem ­ Additional- sta te m e n t -of paid up The F'lake B. Y. P. II. met in the der. * OU-tf edy we know. 86-35t members^will appear in the Board of B aptist Temple Sunday evening at f T rade space In tho Herald Friday, 6:30, in the regular S unday session. Mrs. C. O. Codrington, wife c t Ala M otherhood Assorts Itself Editor Codrington of the DoLand Alice Joyce, Vltngrnph's popular the 17th. The membership is in­ All present enjoyed a splendid pro­ News and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest star, plays with Harry T. Morey In' creasing daily. T he producers nnd gram rendered by G roup li of which1, Rowland of DoLand were In 'th o city yT ho Courage of Slletfle," the Vita- growers are showing their apprecia­ Mr. A. A. Wainw*right Is Captain. S aturday enro u tc to Orlando. After the service those present at nernph Blue Riblmn Feature which is tion of the Board of Trade efforts *• - . ' ** Miss Alma Saint returned Friday *to bo nhoipn a t the Lyric Theafre and success in the freight rate case both unions assembled in the audi­ and are re-lnstating. They realize torium nnd enjoyed a short song from several weeks pleasantly spent T hursday. —------ l— nnd prayer service, nftcr which the In this dram atic and decided.y the value of cooperation. in St. Petersburg and T am pa * i --f ) --- , / pastor, Rev. Geo. H ym an gave a {^different story Miss Joyce has most Mrs. T. A. Brotherson and sons,1 of her scenes with the two delightful President D utton of the Board of short talk from a verse of Scripture «* Ernest and Tom are spending well children who are cast in the play. Trade-Heft last night for his vaca­ quoted by one present. **Remember Mr. J. W. Trammell, Representing the earned vacations at Coronado for a Before work on tho production was tion. He will probably be away for now thy Creator in the days of thy few wceka where they will enjoy famous Isaac Hamburger line will be v fmislied these children, Mildred May three weeks or a m onth. Quite a youth, while the evil days came not, bit of his vacation tim e will go to­ hihing and bathing. j. \ l/^ d Willie Johnsotn were her denor tjio yearn draw nigh when thou in my store on the above date to serve Reginald Holly is now the nigh't/ voted slaves and looked .forward ward boosting Seminole county und shall say, " I have no pleasure in you. Have your measure taken now his m ethod of procecdure always them ." clerk a t the Hotel Carnes and will eagerly to their work with her. for future delivery while the line is • be thero untilfetSeptrmher first at * It was a delightful service in view W hen she gathered' them into her brings results. which tim e he sPill e n te r Marion arms in tho story It b easily seen of the fact thsft th e ' room was in . • complete. • : : : f : Institute, M arion, Alabama. i/ th a t her action is sincere. She talks War News Sum m itry darkness during the en tire time. . All : re welcome to a tte n d uur Ernest Gormley left S atu rd ay fur and plays with them as though she • Paris, France, Aug. 14.—The G er­ mans attacked last night on thq union and help us in tho .study n St. Louis where he will join th e regi­ were really enjoying heraelf. And Aisno front in an endeavor to retake Hla word, also to 'v ie w tho new mental- band of the Missouri troops •he was. Perhaps the fact th a t Miss the trenches captured by the French tableaux each Sunday evening from »nd jwill leave in a few • weeks for Joyce b In reality a m other with S aturday. T oday’s statem en t says now on> heart and soul wrapped up in tiny France. -Ernest is a good boy and bis m any friends here hope be will AUco M ary Moore, accounts for her th e y were repulsed w ith heavy loss­ Called for Tralnfn t e t back safely after the w ar (s over. devotion. A t ahy rate h er scenes es. * T he statem ent follows: "B etw een Cerny an d Crrfonne th e Capt. George G. H erring has been 4 * ti ("he nephew of Mrs. W . M. with the kiddles In this film are most Seminole Bank Building Sanford, Florida called , to take his .place in the OfHaynes of this city and a form er a ttractiv e ane are sure, to please her enem y’s artillery developed pronounced activity especially in th e fleers’ - Reserve Corps in training at m*ny friends. Lyric Thursday. membra of the Sanfortiband, PUBLICITY PULLS PROGRESS | IN AND ABOUT THE CITY j V LIBRARY CALL BIG RESPONSE MANY BOOKS ■ Fall Opening Sale-of Made to Measure C lo th in g and S a tu rd a y on. Friday of this Week B L. PERKINS _ HABERDASHER �V v - ' ‘A . V i:M ,D Ai - CURBSTONE GLEANINGSl BUDGET OF OPINION "JU ST BETWEEN YOU AND M E .” M YRIADSOFD EA D LYJS10BUtSI II EVEN THE GATE POST “NOT IN IT Jfnde Sam Will Use Fieldpiccu Maximum Range Seven Miles., In France Similar to French - . High Explosives Main Ammu75, British 3.3 and the nition—Shrapnel and Gas i . Will Also'Be Employed “Field Fritxv A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FA1TU, “ HE’LL PRENT 'EM ”—SO SAYS 8AUNTERER. ♦ , ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o o a o a e » ♦- ♦ ♦ \ ’ Origin of th s Matin#*. W hether or not. we have to look back to tbe fifties for tho first matinee, there ia a t Itast little doubt that the Invention had not fttnlned any general popular­ ity when the seventies were reached, I am reminded that tho Bancrofts..who were responsible for many Innovation# th a t have since liecouie the vogue, did not institute afternoon Perform ance# until* 1870. a fte r they turn been In m an­ agem ent c!rven-yr«r*r 'Pip* Bancrofts. If not the Inventors of the mutlucc. w ere certainly the first to pay full sal (tries to those who took part In them. Not until 18TM did the matinee be­ come n fixed and regular fculuro-ol even the Bancroft maiiugcinrnl. Il w as n byproduct of ‘■Diplomacy," the success of which made* aiiy mentis of .providing additional performances ac­ ceptable. Mr inquire Bancroft bus pul It mt ryj^ipl thnl at tho beginning the Attuned was a much more costly uffnlr tbnii.lt Is row , ns frequent and sepa­ rate advertisements nnd nimnunccrneiits w ere necessary to make .It known.— W estm inster Gazette. Limituntt. of Dlshonezty. ** . ... .. Flubdub honesty ?•* B orrow aii" ''Mighty poor. He actually c n m T ^ to my house and stole „n umbrella I had borrowed frotn.hlm /'—L ) ^ Not Supernatural at All. There used to ho ti belief that rata *’t:r ~ destined — -never went on s lb l p it* ftlurwns to founder nt sen. This has a fine supernatural ring; but, us a tuntter of fact, has n good deal of truth nt tho bottom. Unscaworthy vessels In tho Olden dnya wore likely to be leaky nnd contain m uch. bllge-wnter. The rats would nnturtilly abandon such damp quarters for a drier berth. and all th a t stuff has no children of his EN and women of America, meet were the shells that should bare been own to go to the front.* The real the Yankee ‘'three!” used ui>on the trenchba. T hat plan was horror of war is com ing home to us I Uo Is blood brother to the fixed thereafter In tbo B ritish army as and we a re going to c ry ju s t as'm uch French "sq^ol»tY*Uvo,•, a n ear relative It had been from the beginning lu the as we d a rn please a b o u t the boys ot the British 3-3 and a tw in of the Qermau and French sm ile*. . i t was s feplrlt Photography. bad m istake and one th a t will not he going, w hether it is p a trio tic or not. G erm an "three/ A famous French' psychologist Is Sounds like higher m athem atics or repeated by American artillery. That quoted as saying that not only does the 'Alice In Wonderland'* or m ere non- la tho reason why our proportion of soul exist after death, hut It enn ho S T here is just a little tang of poll- genae, doesn't It? Well, It'a nothing of shell output will he a t least fire high photographed nnd hu has written n I f you think you'll lose, you’re lost, tics in th e air, M aybe It is a touch th e kind. It la a force th a t la. to blast qxploslyofl to one shrapnel. There will b*ok to .prove It. He presents In his of early fall and m aybe is a touch th e way to vlclorxJILUio e i ; s tation* bo llteralty-julllions of throe -high exl F or out of the world we find ,__ ____U_____ __ _ . oxpectatlouii volume conversations with departed Success begins with a fellow's w ill— of the politician but any h o w I have of tho w ar departm ent are to be re- plosives In our output. Ammunition spirits and also their pictures, hut I f ' been touched already a n d wilt tell allxed, writes a W ashington corre­ dumps hack of the American lines will King David's Militia. I t ’a fell in the state of m ind. he thinks he Is nn original discoverer spondent of the Philadelphia Press. be small mountains, and ly throe moun­ King David organized a . national he tins much to learn. about i t late r on. "Spirit pho­ * • ft • T he Yankee “three” la the standard­ tains will be lasting power sufficient, If m ilitia, divided Into 12 regiments, tography" Is on old n rt—or should It If you think you are outclassed, you well directed; to wipe out .every foot of ised field gun or the Untied States ar­ under tltelr resphcilve Tifilcers, each of 1 And by the way politics' will are; tillery. It la being turned ont In thou­ trench along the great Ulndonburg which was called out for ono month In he said, trick?—so old that It seems soon b rin g out the tic k e t for the to have gone out of fashion In this part Y ou've got to think high to rise, sand lota for the biggest artillery drive line. the year. At tho head of the arm y Y ou've got to be sure of yourself be* city offices and from th e aldermen th a t the world baa. known. Tbe gas shell is something that has when In active service he appointed a of the world. It may be added that the photographs seldom made the now to be elected th e re is a strong I m ust wslk warily and speak guard- not been revealed In all Its details and commander In chief. fore i "spirits" bcautlfuL . . probability of having th re e o f-th c e d lj In telling how the Y ankee "three*' will not be-until after tbe war. It Is You can ever win a prise. city commissioners t h a t ' will * be end tbe things th at gd w ith It figure to be one of tho big surprises of war elected a f t e r ' the n e s t legislature ln tbo new artillery plana.of the war for "F riend Fritz.” Both the quantity Llfe’a battels d o n 't alw ays go meets fo r thia city will hava the d®Partment. T here fa so much tbaf la of production and tho constituents of Tq th e stronger or faster m an; commission form ere long. ° r^ n u tlc H>*t * tem ptation to the gns a re to remain a secret. B u t soon or late the m an who wins I asked Colonel Edward P. O’Hern. • *, * overstep the bounds of prudence. A rcIs th e one who thinks he can. • .* ,, porter hM ***« to tell sny one who Is in charge of prdhance produc­ . -i-Exchang'e. And th e n -a fte r th o commission of a dozen tilings which aro big news tion, w hat will he tho principal use of form of governm ent will come the bnt which cannot be told w ithout glv- tho gas shell. By way of answer he told mo w hat the.Germaoo have been 1 We have but recently witnessed plan fo r -municipal ow nership of b>ir Information to' the enemy, doing w ith It for more than a year and an event in this country the like of public utilities and m an y o ther good | f ^*T® therefore carefully and consclentlously deleted everything that what the British and French are do­ which the world has never before things t h a t go with th e new plan of should remain untold, and I find enough ing with it now. It ta like a certain operating tho city on business, lines. seen—a t least, the world of our rem ains of neffa that Is Interesting, patent medicine. • It works whlln you knowledge. We have w itnessed the The lab o rer ia worthy of h i^ h ire and exclusive, and timely to w drraut this sleep. T he technique Is to shell the ttrneh w ith tho gns shell nt a time en tran ce into the ranks of a ' na­ there is no real plan for c ity govern­ article. F irst I will tell the story of the Yanl Irfion most of Lho men arc steeping the tio n 's fighting' men, of ten million ment except to pay th re e men real soldiers, waiting for the call to the money fo r mnrnigipg th e city as a kce ''three." It Is n beautiful nnd a sleep of tho "dog tired" of the trench terrible weapon, racy In its slim line* weary. Tho bursting projectile then colors. We see today an arm y of business. even more effective than the F r e n * release* Its deadly content, nnd death i nearly two million men actually “seventy-five' In tho elDclency of Its comes In a sudden choking smother i under arms, equipped and assem ­ ^ yT he m an who m oulds public execution. that Is more frightful, more painful ’. . . bled, ready to do or die i n .t h e i r opinion will have to be u man who It w as Iwrn In 1004 and w as concelVl than any drown 11 coultf be. jS Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity co u n try ’s service. has done enough m oulding to make I wholly hi tho United States. The All th ree of these shells will I* used In orher bureau of ordnance of the w ar depart- Ip tho Yankee “three/* T he ordinary I t is an amazing sight. America, a showing for himself. r 'of 99.98 Per C ent. 1 words th e m an who tells you hov^ to m ent a fter labored studies' deviroffTia* Ainge Is to be five.miles, but by elevs-j th e peaceful; America, the cradle of tlon tbe effective range can I h > raised run the governm eht sh o u ld be a essential mechanism, the spring (jjj toleration, Hie nursery of justice and X man who represents som ething in vice? that take up the recoil and keep! to seven miles. rig h t—America in arms ami spring the gun constantly "on the target.” the com m unity. ing to the fray! And the strange feature of the • Som etim es when you hear cer-1 Safety First In France. case is, it has astonished even Amcr tain people, talk a b o u t w hat they "75” German Discard. Tho theoretical limit of th o * Y n n k c c icans themselves. We have been so .would do in thia and t h a t case you I TUo French "seventy-five," as almost three" I* 20/OUO rounds. Then the long accustomed to hearing ourselves wonder how Sanford e v e r am ounted every ouo knows, la a German discard, .gun must Ite rerltled Iwcnuse of tho referred to as a Bleeping giant th a t to so m uch while they w ere away. | The French ‘ordnance bureau took It erosion Hint has taken place In the gnu we had come to so regard ourselves ;u;d a fte r long study i>crfoctcd It. The chnniber. As a m atter of fact and ns u X»3CIIIIflllllll»«CXIIUIIDIin»3KllllllIIIIII»e«<llllllllllll»9»C We had thought that the affairs o:’ When 1 go through th e magfiifi-l French have turned out enormous safely protection the gun to lie used o» the outside world concerned us not cent fields of corn and o th e r staple] quantities of the "seventy.-live" and iho French front will he rorltb'd after rounds have been fired. Prema­ and th a t we were sufficient unto our­ crops over Seminole c o u n ty I. feel n l'b a v o made It their most effective .war selves. • -r-.'1''' * great sense pf gratitude to the men “ nu„'v <lf l *10 "®oventy- ture explosions of shells In tbo guignnd' 11 1M' TheT rnikeo "three other causes of dnimigo m ake neces­ But today sees the giant, awake, who m ade th e campaign for p rep ar-* V° " Is three Inches exactly. The British sary the Hi.iSio round limit ns the Hue A little groggy, it is true, but rapid edness a n d urged the people toplant stan d ard field gun is 3.3. The "field of safety. ly assim ilating the power and migh these crop*. The corn crop of Setn- F ritz." ns (ho Germun gun hirs been* Like ■lu* French, ijurtnnn and British th a t "w ill sweep , everything before inoJe c o u n ty is one of th e bumper styled. Is. like tho Yankee gun, three field gun*, the Yankee “three'' will take him when once he gets his stride crop# in . th e state a n d has given liichivi exactly. Up the recoil without disturbing the W hile our nlllcs look to uh to furnish sjghtlng o f the gun., It will tire twenty It also sees him shorn of his provin- 4lu# c o u n try more favofnble criti­ . cialism and taking his rightful, placn cism th an any similar c ro p that has fins! by tho shipload fur tlu-lr people Mnits each minute. The nlluwiince Is nlid their a rat lea, airplanes by the thou one second for the discharge, two sec­ in the world—a man of power and ever been {frown. sand and other aids In th e great war. onds for the recoil, escape of g.-jscs m ight among men of power and the grcntesi .if ull their dem ands Is for nnd the reload, a total of three seconds Did you ever stop to th in k ijow might. t Jew men in this city ' ure actually artillery nnd for tho m unitions that go for tho e n tire operation. And being awake, we find- con­ with It. Those who dork the gun will never engaged in lining som ething for their fronting us one of the most stu p e n ­ A rtillery In It* broadest sense mentis seo what they try to lilt. A battery fellowm en ? 'The great m ajo rity are dous tusks th at ever confronted the Yaukce "llireo" and the three coumiuudur who will tip perhaps two engaged d a y and night in making kinds of shell Hint are II* food. These pr three miles away nod In u position people. Wo find ourselves the pro-r moneyf fo r themselves an d sever nre the high explosive,’ the shrapnel to observe tho Jilts will direct over the ab le deciding factor in a world war, have been known to do ,a kindly and tho gas shell. Of these three pref telephone th e working of the gun. Be­ th e balance of power th a t shall Is being given to tbo high ex fore him ho will have a plotting tnturd m ake this earth a safe place of abode act or tu rn their little tjpger for any­ ‘.eretire upon which wUl be a circle divided one. And y e t they im agine they are plosive shell. for all men—a world in which American productive genius Is being Into 3,000 degrees. Each gun will have good citizens. R IG H T and '< not M IG H T shall called upon to semi as many of the on a quadrant .of the sam e plot. A reign. ** ' "threes” to the bnttlc line as tho out range tinder, usually one of the hatN # w s to H o r. "What w as the farm er .talking put o f all the Teutonic allies combined trf^it will help In tho w orking of the And with this great task before us, Tilts huge output Is already within gun. Tho b attery commander, know we are going about our preparations about?” naked the first city girl. sight, and It will soon be exceeded. Ing.the location of the gun. will direct “A wbtmetred," said 'th e other. as befit* a people who have not only When the time for the great spring tiotli tho dlstant-e to wbtrh tho ahell "Well, I'v e studied bolany, but I nev confidence in their 9wn powers, hut drive to the’'lthlne hns arrived, say the will bo hurled hnd the direction of the er heard o f n whlflletree. Bounds like UNIVERSITY OEJ2LORIDA STATE COLLEGE F O R WOMEN a full appreciation of the m agnitude his Idea o f n joke."'—Louisville Courier- middle of next March, tho Unite* shot. For Instance, ho will call over Ihe GAINESVfflETT TALLAHASSEE of the task as well. While we have Journal, State* will have enough "threes" at telephone "1)27 degrees. 3Jk*0 yards.” i H u n t MORAL. INTELLECTUAL HTANDAIIIXS (XltXEOE o r THE HMillLST RANK n o t proclaimed it broadcast, yet the front to smother a n y 'a rtille ry re­ T hf gun crew ' will placo the gun over IjU fal Ar:», U » , A ploillu rr. knilnwrini, LlbArml Aru, * XdUcaUon, Mtuk, Lipnaaioa. Kiturallon, ( i n i l u i l ! School • I’hjrtleat Education, ’ Art, llotn* Kmtiorofr* deep within the hearts of our people ❖ sistance th at the Germans may oppose the KTT m ark and will elevato It to tbo •i> -r •*> <•* 'I* ♦ I ’ Stmt (or CaUlofU* and Vicar* ' Writs (or Cattl'ociM and Dook of VkaV /mil to wipe out any system of trenches point which will enable It to shoot the there is a 'firm determ ination th a t A. A. XiUKPIIItEE. P n « EOW. CONIlAtU, Praathat m ay stand In their path. required distance. The man In the sad­ th e award shall not he sheathed u n ­ ♦ PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT. dle of the gun will Immediately flmLa til the cause of hum anity h as tri­ V Output Ii Enormoui. permanent m urk, a treo In the rear or Flat Foot. um phed over the forces of oppres­ nt Hie side.or any other perm anent ob­ A treatm ent suitable, w ith hut I am not permitted even to estim ate sion and tyranny. There js b u t one HO RNER M IL IT A R Y S C H O O L th at enorm ous output. It Is sutnrleiit ject ivlll Hiilllce. rie will get thnt ob­ slight Inudllb-alloq. for nil eases se n tim e n t heard from the lips of ail lla* a r«w d of Cojnan ol thorouith work In prrpnln* youn* mm tor 1'otltM UnlvorilW*. to know It will be tho greatest gun pro- ject In th e.cen ter of his telescopic tnlr of stutic.foot trouble (tlut foot), Oovrmminl, and Trrhnlral Srhouf^ and lor ilUOncw lif». A Non-wcari*a ChrUiUn tchool. people: "W e MUST win." tor and will use that to aim by. -that has ever tjlrong (arutly. Military tralnln*. Nrw bul’d'nr*. flrppronl. tjtrf* ('ampui, «lth b w h ill from tin* early eases w hich nre and lootball around*, trnnl* raurta, and runnlnf irariu. E*prn>r* modtral*. Snaion brgint mstie. Then the buttery comma ml er will often described as "weak..ankles" Therein lies the meaning of th e Stplvtnbrf Mb. Writ* lor lllustratrd ratal of. ewmilirnee to b raek et-lh at Is. he will A* I. have said, tho high explosive to the m ost severe cases, where q u iet, deep, but deadly purpose of J . C. H O R N E R , P r in c i p a l, C h a r lo tta , N. C. shell will be tho ouo produced In the direct the first shell to lie fired o re r the there U .o lil standing stru ctu ral our people. We must win for hu greatest number and m ed luost exten­ target and iho second.shell short of It. in an ity 's sake. *And when were our -f change. Is described by D r. 1*. B. sively on tho battle front. -T bo ran He will gradually, decrease this dl»people ever called upon to perforin a ■e Oath In tbe Ijtntct. T he treat-' <1 son fo r this IsftbnF most of tho shell­ inuee until the shells nre falling direct,*■ men! consists- of 'a ttrn tlq n to ta sk for hum anity that they fa'iled? *?» footwear, nMention to position ing will bo directed against tb v Into Hie trench. That g u n .then be­ ; O ur millions who have answered In standing ami w alking rtnd A trendies. K itchener. made Id* niniiu- ing upon th e target will serve as a tho call have come cheerfully. T hey tua/krr for other guns along the line. regular dully exorcise*. W hether <t nicntnl mistake In heaping itp'shVni Liability Insurance against Accident, the person and Property, is e tiol shell* iK-fore tho flnsr.. nt* Nome have stepped forward with th e full­ bonis o r shoes am worn, wlielli j i er they luiltou (ir lace, they must A Chapelle. IIo reasoned that us slirnt'est appreciation Of" the work before OFFERS SI.000 REWARD. l»C the shape of rim feet. The A net had won fur him In Eg; pr it wouti! them , b u t also with suprem e con­ prove equally effective again f t he Gcr Inner,side of the boot w here the A fidence in their ability to perform A w c l- n n of G erman P a re n ta W ant# big toe lies Is kept stra ig h t, so 4 nidus. th a t task. This is tho sp irit th a t Bomba D ropped'on Berlin. • Shrapnel, ns every soldier know?, (lint the end of the I k k i L I s op|n>conquera, and it will conquer in this hurst* in tho air by the operation of Tu the first American nvlator to drop sltc tin- big too nnd not opposite instance. Ihe second or third hu?. T his Is ♦ n tim e fuse nipl Is effective ngalnst bombs over Berlin Slgmoml Saxe, pres­ Soldiers of America, never in his­ * to Insure that the big toe la not 4 troops moving over open ground. As ident of n chemical Company of Now Iw of K . w as to learn. It Is of little of- York. Will give a *1,000 lll>oriy bond. to ry could it be more truly said th a t A pushed nut ngalnst th e other feet ngalnst Intrenched troops. Althmigh Ills mother was bom In A toes nnd hns plenty of room In " th e eyes of the world are upon STANDARD RAD.ItOADTiP THD SOUTH When the barrage of shrapnel hurst GoAn any nml his falhqr, who wns born t A> which to net. The soles should you. above the German trenches the steel ;i Foland, w as of German extraction, Is* n sixth to,n fourth of an'Inch helmets of the German (old Iera pro- Mr. fioxe m ade this offer He also ha# * . thick, th e heels broad, nn Inch or \ I wish the girls whu are o u t in looted their heads against tho falling mciiy close relatives living under the A less in height. aufoa a t night would nt|F sta n d in .♦ bullets. The charging line* of British kaiser's rule. Ho Is u.nntlvo of this - • ^ nt o'f fhji lights when my chauf­ ^ t- 4 N o.,80 . No. 82 -t -i1 # *r A 4? soldiers exposed to find Heap* of dead country, No. 86 Lv J*rksoqvillft /J:I0 s. m. 8:10 p. m. lu these trenches, lust end there romp 12:01 p. m. feur ia driving by. He is liable to ‘‘Hcmoiubrniire 6f the Americans lost Ar Savsnnih........ | :15 p.m . 12:35 a. m. 4:01 p. m. murderous tiro from rifie ami machine n the Lusitania prompts me to make d itch the car at any time. 8:45 a. m. Ar Ghsrleston.*..... 5:35 p. m. 8:16 p. m. guns mid such a play of bayonets ns I'll offer," w rote Mr. Saxe. He told a T h e Distinction. 7:45 p.' m. Ar Itirhmoad___ 3:05 s. m. 7:35 s. tn• ' " \ wrought havoc among the British. To “Now th at, sir. Vs u very good clgnr, reporter he regarded tho sinking as 11:50 p. m. Ar W sshln|lon.....8:40 a. m. t I t ia easy for people with no one that yon needn’t he nfrnld to offer add to tho slaughter there were grler. 10:55 a. m. an outrage against dvlllzatlon which 1:10 a. m. Ar Rsltimore----- 10:57 a. m. 12:10 p. m. children to stand around and talk anybody," T h a t ’* all right* ii * far ns ous mistaken In tho thickness of some should I*? avenged. . ' Ar W. PhlPphU . J ;07 p. m. 3:30 a. m. . 2.27 p. nt. ab o u t ato u t hearts and dry the learn It goes, but I want /me -tlm t I rrfn of the shell esse# and hi tim ing do/ 'O ’vllove lu reprisals tq let Ihe P rus­ 5:50 a. m* Ar New York— 3:18 p. m. 4:35 p. dl. nd all th a t stuff hut when you have smoke |nyself,"—Judge. rices of others, with the raStilt that sian people huvo a lasts of their'ow n . i ' J „ »L » W o ; c /» « » , llt k l ^ d r « « i n ( room Lorm l SHWlM Irmloa B J, and M . * U r a l slr#t>#i* M I# S lT i a o a b S U # • « # # » s " 1*1 * •* the shrapnel hurst prematurely among tricked m ethods," iio said. "Jjl la ths a child th a t is going to the war it » ( rhatr m m I n the ran k s of the charging Britons. only way to bring home to them the m eans som ething and don’t you for­ For Information or Reservation Phone or Write G reat Expectations French and British artUlcrlsta Imme­ horror of t h d r acts. Tho raids on get it. T he parenta know w hat it ATLANTIC COAST LINE A mosquito fleet limy Jm expec'elf to diately pointed cut Kitchener’s nils- London were bartiaritles. Tbo only 188 W . Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. . • Hillsborough Hotel, Tamp*. 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Changed from I Hotjel l C a r n e s — To The 1 SEMINOLE BANK BUILDING 1 After September Fifteenth L* I * FOR THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER— R Come and see CONNELLY A T L A N T IC C O A ST L IN E 3 \ DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING­ TON AND NEW YORK 3 i& m -■ ■ < a4:, v > - t �\ ■ •. I P THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THREE hnvo his ready for Him. tvnrii no uppea rod he wore nu officer'll uulform. "You are not going to sacrlflco your­ self lu this horrible wnr7” she said. ” l’m going lo light on tho side of the allies ntid tho United Htntcs." "They say that of tliree.men who g i lo the war only one returns." "That may be. but It Is. m y d u ty to ing a shipm ent and shipping one an­ imal is not always economical. u t ! ■ A Youthful Tho U niversity of’ Florida experi­ m ent station recom mends com ­ m unity breeding, m eaning thereby th a t' all livestock in the com m unity Items o *f• ‘Interest for * the Man be of the sam e breed and type. By F. A. MiTCHEL Choose the breed or type th a t has Behind the Plow go” . —:— — -been successful In tho com m unity, “ Why Is |t your duty to go to (hi and then advertise your holsdings as __^1VUI.1 have decided to break our w ar?" ' engagement." .XUULiht Hogs, in Condition "II era use I am an ablebodied young Fresh green meat is- undoubtedly f a s *t 'as %y o u ’ flov'MojPa "surplus.* man. It Is the duty of nil such lo re-; Unless hogs nre in good physical th e best kind.of animal food; Loan ' Tho idea once held t h a t . a man : "W hat.have I done to " "You have done nothing. .My decision spend to ih<^r„countr.'Vt 11111."""*''"'"' condition they will not respond m eat furnishes the protein so neces­ m ust have som ething different in his There was a silence between them readily to heavier feeding, and con­ sary in the egg laying ration and herd o r 'else he would have to com­ arises simply froth wothlly wisdom. for some minutes, at the end of which sequently they will nut make the w ithout which the fowls w ill-not pete with his neighbor when it cam e You linve no Income except w hat you nliO'Kild! , earn lu the way of salary, lu vase you daily i gains in keeping with the m aintain their custom ary health to selling, is apparently all wrong. "By*tills net you have widened the am ount of feed used. I t is very e*** and vigor. Anfther source of fresh The more good anim als of one kind lose that we will l»o beggars." * lirenc.li between ih ." "How do you know that this Is stn tia l th a t hogs-be p u t In to th a t m eat is from rabbits, thp killing of in a com m unity, the more buyers, “I did not suppose there wss n worldly wUdom? How do you-know breach between us. I thought that good condition before the heavier tfhich will reduce the number of and consequently, better prices. feeding begins, says J. M. Frost of crop destroyers. but that my m arriage with the girl I you did not wish to Incur the responslI)o Your Hogs Pay? love will prove u stim ulus which w tl). bllltles-of m a trim o n y ^ itb e u t a per tho U niversity of Florida experim ent innneiit income." station. If you are keeping books on your lead to fortune?" Arc Y'our Cowpcns Ttoubled? ' : " : 1 *• . * 1 *J "Yes, nml now you are going where "I don’t, but I know that n blnl In herd of swino you may be surprised The two classes of pests most Are your cowpeas allowing signs of there are two chances In three of your the hand is worth two In the basin!'. . likely to be found on u n th rifty hogs inseet raids? If they are you are a t tho result," th a t Is, if you have being killed." * "W hoIs the bird In the hand)" are worms nnd lire. The lice can be likely to find the pod-weevil or the not been careful in selecting your "No one. I nm simply breaking with "In the one cane It Is a, m ntter-of , killed by dipping the hogs and the pum pkin bug, or both, attacking breeding stock. The University ol you on account of lack of provision for ' choice, In the other a case of duty." worms mny be eradicated by a aus- them . Littlo can he done now in Florida extension division has been marriage, not th at 1 have u more a d - I "When do you gu abroad?" site asked tem of trcatm ent_in_.kccping- with the way of poisoning them, says advocating the use of breeders from raniugeous offer.” • j mournfully. the kind of worms to be dealt with. •I. It. Watson of tho University of large litters, nnd unless this practice "Tomorrow afternoon about i o’clock, "You will not lack for offers." has been followed you will find th at I suppose. I tut you must not say any­ Lung and kidney worms m ay be "Nevertheless my heart Is jo u rs ." Florida experiment station, you .will the sows are. not ns profitable as you "Well, Lucy, I coiftinend this world­ thing to any one about our sailing. rendered less troublesom e if the pas­ have to go through the field aryl had anticipated. ly wisdom of yours, though It comes Nobody lu America la to know It. tri:.* tures and feeding pens are rotated nnd the sleeping quarters are th o r­ oughly disinfected. Smoking the Jiogs, causing them to cough vio­ l e n t l y m ay give some relief from lung worms. Philosopher ... • Jf the herd is affected by' stom ach and in testinal worms a good verm i­ fuge or tu rp en tin e will rem ove \hem , and the sam e nunitury m easutes as,, recommended above should he used. W hatever is tho cause of an un­ th rifty condition tn the herd remove it w hether you are going to put the hogs on henvier feed to get them ...ready for the m arket or not. .A hog Ts^just a hog, hot he respoirdw to good treatm ent " the same as any other anim al. Fresh M eat for Poultry Ono of the m any advantages of the colony house system nf poultry raising is th a t th e birds have ample o p p ortunity to find anim al food, such r s bugs, wprms, grasshoppers, etc. This is a very necessary part df the diet if you are raising poultry for the eggs they will produce, says the University of Florida, extension di­ vision. • If you have m oyshlc houses for the flock place them near fields likely to harbor destructive insects; thia will protect the crop and a t the same tim e provide the necessary -anim al food. ‘ * If your flock la panned up, do not • qeglcct the m eat constituent of the ration. Beef scrap or meat meal la sold^aa a by product-from packing Houser. Dpt another source of m eat aupp’y , m ay have been overlopked in your town; the. local butcher. If 7ou have a flock of comtderable site it will pay you to get a good bone cutter and buy tho-m eat scraps a n d trc c n -b o n e i U o n y o u r butcher, c u t them up and feed them to your birds. voice: ______ . "O trtr-ny: V'» •ffm ITml” T the regiment nI •-haplaiu utiil ask him to come here at 011(0." “ - The chaplain t utnC. nntl the two who had already been one lu bear I tyere m ade'one la law A few lioitrs Inter when tin* regiment marched to the ship that wns to lienr It to France, uttended by mothers, sinters, wives mid sweet­ hearts. Uie^e two. a bride mid groom, walked hand In baud. "W hat nrt inglorious ending o f yonr eigblcen-year-old phllosophyr rem ark­ ed the groom. " Never!heirs* it was true wisdom." ” It was true iiniiscigie." replied the bride. UNCERTAINTY IS BASEBALL LUBE AMERICAN FREE ■ -. free K t _ Ft* Sta n d in g s Show T hnl Th»ro Mavs Gosn Many Up^ats In P re se n t Season. Timtly Hit. IJntienoly Ccror and Ninth Inning R illy Pot Spice and V ariety Into the Ainmc. HI Mascha 11 Is impujar for n g-md uuniy ' icc-on-- ll Is it m > it iv p b o lt it pC-T. for one thing, ntul It Ht;ind!< In u class Follow the Armies ■ Follow the. NaviesI m w —sr— tmm—— jluujmj . -Follow the Flags by Itself, because tin other spoil, with llie iiosslble cxivptlm o f' the 'English game *»f eth feet. Is any tiling ll"*.* It. It U *i s*v>rt fitr IkiMi players mid fans. It j Is lull of tiir-hl* ami. nl**>ve all. I* wliolI• | ii | him tills!. ion ini" uf it"' te ty Hugest fiv t'tra whlfli ciiiitrlbnte it* the poinjlim iy of , ! uM-ouil is i he uiitei luhity p£ the game. . livery gable of ball that U phi; ed hrUlies with unrertnliitlPf Every season hrlii;;s forth t u rp .i/ . hcenusu player* uml teaui.t ui'eflcU Jo the uite‘;i ?iTtJd tiling? Tbe fan can never be dead stiro <>f anything In lan-ebnll, and th e sam e applies t o th o -player, the m anager or the team i The timely hit, the untimely error. ] the uiiex|Kvter| mental lapse »\f a ptayi er, the iilnttl inning rally ami a bun* V Ifi-Psge Portfolio of Up-to-date Maps of All l ountries engaged in the •lieil uml oqe other tilings w hich-hap­ j pen on (In- diamond murk the mu-errnInly of Itaselnill uml pill spice and ' variety in to the gume. The prpseilt season Inm been a season of untily (brills and many u|u<el/t to [ date. " And If one stops u> consider the i original source of iiiitisunl Interest lu i baseball this, y e a r -a year of w ar—It can a ll-be traced to the freakish, un­ "SOMI-.W IILItK IN FRANCK" pur troops nro* now active, and .thus th e ' 'Hattie fro n t" edition of our certain nature of the king of pustime-' ’ •'t.M KRK AN WAR ATI.AS," sliowiiig the location of present fighting in till parts of Kurupe, is of splendid value. Take a slntit lit the Htundhigs i f Mm Thw tiew Atlqs Just completed mid decidedly interesting in every way. clubs lu the t n o hLg leagues, mul yoit will find the iHMiuant racist somewhat A Special m ap of France locates the important Jlultle Fields of the past and present, nnd shows just how close Jtimhfed up when compared to the "adthe Germ ans were in P a ris .when the Hattie of the .Marne took place. * * , 'i * * “'' "— "’ll ' . 9‘ * vonee-tlo|H'" you tinil when the season opened. The (Hauls, true to predic­ Also special new maps locate the present n n tjle Fronts in France, Balkans, Russia, A ustria-H ungary, etc., and w e .give sixteen pageB of valuable m utter. tions. nro proving a. big factor in the National league this year. , Look a t till* heroes of 10H, the Bos­ ton Braves, laist season.they figured strongly U* tho race* for tho pennant, and they were touted as the real’stu m ­ -V-: y.V _ r-f * 4*' i bling block In the'path of tho (Hants, but the Braves are away down there wallowing around lu tho second divi­ sion. The champion Dodger* were* * * * counted on file a Jietter showing than they have made, mid the ('libs and l.*ur-‘ dltials have provided big surprises by ■ giving the foremost pennant contenders a lough argument. A-second glance a t Size Open 15x23 Inches SINGLE COPIES 35 CENTS Size Closed ll>v»xl5 Inches tho Braves recalls the fact that they havo produced two bltf surprises In three years, in the American league the two Box teams are living up to.preaeaaon pre­ dictions: ^But tho rest of tho entrant* Save succeeded In knocking the propa from under the dopo pot th at was put on to boll as the curtain went, up. Tho unexpected showing of both sea­ soned and rooklo pitchers, the batting feats of unheralded sluggers and tho dismal work of others who were ex­ pected to ahlno nil go to show Just how littlo thoshoscball fan .can depend on the .grand old dope ns It is hashed up on paper. Yell. BteVe. tho olo gnmo la popular for a good many reasons, but no ono pick the insects off the plants by It donsjnot pay to keep sows th a t from u girt barely eighteen years or. departure or our troops Is only known predicted Just what wo^ild happen'this hand. produce only a few pigs in one litter There seems nothing for mo to do but to the higher officers." year, nntl no one will over be able to This is not so alow a -process as it each year. Two litte rs a year, each to secede to It. To attem pt to force ‘Swing a package of letters on a ta do so may seem a t first, says Mr. W atson, made up of tho maximeum num ber myself upon you under tho circum­ ble, he took It up and loft another for an active boy ran collect most of of healthy pigs is the goal to bo stances would be to drag you down to package In Ita place. Then ho sa|t] my level wbcji by m arrying a man of Curiosity Language. the bugs from an acre in a com para­ sought. And only as you approach means you might rite to his level. goodby and wns leaving when sho laid ■ hand on his arm. lie turned. Sb< Tho Greek word for Iron, alderos. Is tively sh o rt tim e. Take a pan, or the' realisation of th a fjd o a l can you Tills l am uhwllllng to do. Moreover. wns looking a t him wistfully. the muiio ns Latin for slur, now called, some other, wide m outhed vessel, and expect your profits to Increase. I suppose we must get romance out of "1 thought wo had said goodby," h« sun. But how did this happen? Tho pour into it an inch of water and Careful breeding is of much im port­ our bcad*".said. good Greeks centuricB B. C. bad no ance this year when the -most pos­ "Out of our hearts, you mean." onto this a film of kerosene. In the She mndo no reply, but there wns tbv spectroscopes add were not nwnre tlm t “Out of our hearts. You will become snme wistful look? Ho kissed her. early morning or on a cool, rainy sible is to be realized from the herd. Iron exists In a billion suns. This curi­ one with the rann.you m arry: I will be­ d iy when the bugs arc sluggish, “Your elghteen-ycar-old philosophy li osity of tnngunge wns nqUccd by lin­ Leaves on Tall Trees. come one with tbe girl I marry, and"— not .working well. Y'ou ueed to brace guists once spectroscoplsts proved th at walk along tho rows and knock the Trees timt grow the highest have the "Soon forgot mo In lier." up," bo anlil. Theu ho departed. Iron lb sccn-jn every dlrt*ctIon In tho bugs into the pan. This is a sure most pointed leaves. Tbe tone In which this was spoken The next morning sho appeared at sUlerul (tnm ) tinlveree. way of killing both the pumpkin was not philosophical: It was regret­ tbe barracks where ills regiment was bugs nnd the pod weevils. ful. housed ami asked for him. Au orderly ‘T h a t's the natural ontromc of such was sent to find him. and presently bo Origin of Garden / C a rro t ' Starlings by the Million. . Wild carrot ,qr. Queen Aunc's Ince cases." came. Cooperative Livestock Breeding 8tnrlings In Kuropo trndltlonnUy lie put out his hand to say goodby. "Well. I can't stand this. Since you (and actually) coagregntr-*-tn such One of th e best ways to increase (Dnucus enrotn) Is thought to be the She took It. with a sigh.. He lient for­ plant from which the cultlvntcd gar­ are going to France to be killed I want great fllghti th a t their millions darken the value of a good anim al is tq den carrot originated. The garden ward and kissed her; then, with sim ­ lo be your wife.” the sky like n passing'cloud. They are h iv e more like him. Few buyers carrot. If nllowed to grow unmolested ply a goodby. to which there was no He regarded her vrlth a melancholy the terror of the fruit grower, but they will go a considerable distance to for several years, gradually loses the response, he took bis departure. lerlquanesa. . do nt least one compensative serv ice, see one horso or one cow; if there highly developed crown-tuber for A week later be received a note from "You are taking upon youraelf are'several of th a t kind tn the neigh­ which it t« valued as m vegetable, and her to say that there should lx* an ex'- great disadvantage. Better follow yonr by eating the destructive land snails, which are very • numerous, nnd w ith borhood the buyer will be attracted becomes Indistinguishable from tbe or­ change of letters between them. If philosophy. If you do, ten jreara from be would call w ith tiers aha would nqw you will It* • hatmv vrtfa and which the United 8tnte« la not similar* there. Most buyers figure on tnak- dinary wild carrot. ly qffijeted. , - Wide ACCURATE- -COMPACT--C0J1PREHENSIVE This Alias is Ajl Maps -v The Very Best - It Takes One to the Battle Fronts of the Past, Present and Future • « j * * »' I? * THE SANFORD HERALD 107 Magnolia Ayenue Phone 148 Sanford, Florida J t 4 T ’_ *;'jfW x I • SURPRISES ARE NUMEROUS t ‘ - »V Full of Thrills For Boifi Play­ ers and Fans. ---------- -* Don't Hog Your Corn "H ogging'' com is an easy and simple way to feed- it. While this method of (harvesting a- earn crop is growing in favor of some of the northern states! ' the U niversity of. Florida extension division is not a d ­ vising it fur Florida corn. •* Corn m atures in Florida- at a tim e when many o t h e r -cheaper feeds are avail­ able.. , * / * , . if you ‘have been following the recom m endations made by the ex­ tension division in bulletin No. 7 you now have beggarweed and rowpeas available for pasture crops, have planted sweet potatoes and are getting ready to plant Essex rape. The sorghum and cow-peas planted '■In' J u ly - will be rdady for feeding in S ep tem b er'an d October.' Your pea­ nuts, chufas, and cassava, planted in April and M ay will furnish hog pasture for the last three m onths of the year. T he rape and b arley -wiTT 'Wbe ready for feeding in December, anti if planted in sufficient quan tity will carry your lings well into April. Corn is selling ttio high on the m arket just-trow to, make it a prof­ itable hog feed, nnd hogging it down is not to be recommended. , , . Are Castor Means Poisonous? Inquiries have- been received at the- U niversity of Florida experi­ m ent sta tio n relative to the poisontiu» natyre of the castor bean. Mos of these can be answered -by a refer­ ence to W. A. Ilnnry’s "Feeds and Feeding," which says:.. T he castor heap -and tho pomace rem aining after the oil has been ex­ tracted contain a deadly poison. Castor beans .or pomace accidentally getting ' into feeding stuffs (-some­ tim es cause m ysterious doaths. Cnrr niven reports th a t exposing castor oil cake to the air for five or six days or cooking the seeds or cake for tw o hours destroys the poison. C astor bean ponulee is a by­ product of castor oil factories.. Its chief use Is for fertilixlng purposes. I t is generally' less rich in plant food .constituents th an cottonseed meal, containing shout 6.5 per cent of nitrogen, 2 per cent of phosphoric a d d and I per cent of potash. uiothur. If you tio yourself to mo"— . "I'm going to tio m yself to you.” "There Is no obligation, there Is no duty”"1 earn nothing about niv duty You and I are one. mid oven the war fiend capnot separate us." He caught her hi his unns nnd when, ho released In-r called lu n stentorian • ' s � 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, August 17, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 17, 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>, August 17, 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/64252eab36ee4e7ed6e40a748194f131.pdf 162cccac5ed6d438cb007bc2b7c2c4b4 PDF Text Text Lyric Tharaday •• There la a great program at the Circle theatre this week. In fact, there' are two programs, either one of which la the equel of the ordinary program offered aa a photoplay at* traction. *The official war pictures of the battle of the Ancro are extremely good, the. photography being much clearer than other war acenea which have -shown end give one en idga. of Bomp of it he obstaccls encountered by from U would manage to let It hit blxn a glancing Mow. It didn't hurt, but It waa effective lb reaching flrat • Barr/ Uju when be la bit It la b i t ­ er Intentional on bta part Jennings never admitted that either untQ be Waa through with the game. Barry aleo goea further and u j a that aa often aa be has been hit he never knew a pitch* er deliberately to attempt to “ bean" him. . , t \ '* * k * r* **• - *■* wotnau like Peggotty. . Rut aurely It 1* more lni|K>rtant to. be educated In a, sense o f human dignity and equality .than In anything else la the..world. And a child’ Who has once had to reGerman aOldiere—living . and dying apect a kind and capable woman of the pages torn from the book of history. lo^et classes will respect the lower Such are the Official British War claaaea forever. 'Hie true way to pver* Pictures "T he Tanka." Lyric Thurs- come the evil In daay dlatlnctions la not to denounce them aa revolutionists de­ nounce them, but to.ignore them aa chil­ dren Ignore them.—G. K, Chesterton. Friday Night at the Lyric One third of the receipts next Friday night at the Lyric go to the Seminole County Home Guards and a apeciai program of excellent pieTurn out and turcs will be given lelp the Guards for they are helping you/ Big guns in action, life in the trenches, the ponderous “ tanka” moving across the shell swept plains, and the charge of the troops, from the first line trenches across “ no man's land" vividly portray the work of the fightets. Bringing in the wounded, with the puffs of white smoke indicating the bursting of shrapnel shells, and the treatment of the injured after reach­ ing the base hospital depicts another side of war. The bright side of the conflict is also shown, when the “ Tommies” who have just won s victory cele­ brate their success, and the manner in'w hich they treat, their prisoners ♦ proved vastly interesting to their ♦ apectato/s. . ♦ ♦ To Make Worfd Safe for Democracy 4 • -Written with the indelible Ink of 4 Life's Illood across the pages of 4 Civilization's hook was the Battle' 4 of the Anrre. Here was staged the 4 4 4 4 4 4' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 TUESDAY SPECIAL • Mary Pirkford In "THE PRIDE OF THE c la N v Pathc News \t)wls»i«ti |(/ A 1X WEDNES DAY I'atke Prr«rnU “ CRIME AND PUNISHMENT" • Lonesome l.ukc t'oined) VITACIIAI’ H PRESENTS PECGY H K illL A M ) In ... “ INTRIGUE" Official’British War . Pictures Wm. A. Ilrsdy Presents Arthur A*hlrj and Lrrdi linlmrv III "The Iron King" Also Palhc "Mystery of the Double Cross" A GoodWhrce Keel Frit ure TnlMvy. JOHNNY EVERS A “ CRABT* 4 JUST LISTEN TO THIS ♦ /T M IE Y say that hall players J[ are Belf centered and not big enough to do a turn for a fellow tosaer. Wrong! Johnny Evers rccelrcd a largo floral horseshoe on his Philadelphia debut recently. After the game Johnny |>ersonally carried the Vet to the WornenV Homeopathic hospital at Twentieth, atreet anil Snaquchnnna ntrntip. where Mill Iltnehninn. the Pirates' omflcltlt-r. occupies a private room. Hu presented the flowers to Bill. *• Hill frac tured Ids leg III n game. during the series between the PIrates and Phils. And they call Johnny a "crab," ♦ 4 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Monday—RosrtrtrArbucklu CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING U All Loral Advertisements Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Inaertion. Minimum Charge 25 Ccnla. In answering an ^nqvortisiynciit where no name is mentioned in the ad, please do not ask Tha Hcruld' for information as to*thc 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 Epliemaral Slang. A until In middle life recalls the slang u letter and address it as per tnof Ids b o y h ood with mime such indul­ gent wonder ns that with which an el­ derly woman looks at the fashion plates of hei* early youth—"snide,” •"cheese For Sale— Fall seed pot atops. jCee It." "straw Knty.” "spoony,” "cheatnut," or even those of more re*4ut coin­ I). Hi d. in i-’lte age—'’•snap," ' ‘sklddoo/Ttsveiitj'-tbreeV' "3*1. cents." T h e / were nrtlflclully charged with meaning, and ihelretTerveweileo Is Ired Met uhly gone, "la-ui on" mid "lobster” are nearly ns flat. With disappearance of u certain kind of. early Yietoritin prudery hns gone the vogue of such terms u» "Inexpressi­ bles" fur trouSer* 1mi Maurlcr's otne famous novel hns utmost lent died the vanishing |>olr.i hi the |-erspe 11 \e of time, amt we Vo longer speak of feet as "Trilby*.** H Is not safe, however, For JJalc— Purred Hock corkere!*. to prophesy that because n word catties Ringlett Strain. Farm raised and from n proper nniiie It will fade us vigorous. Get tin m now and save fades the fame or notoriety of the per­ money. A. 11. ‘Commons. ]03-61 p son. We h.nvo forgotten what "EdgarIsm" is. hut ‘ Tlotrherlro" may yet Mules for S ale-'* make Fletcher Immortal, even ns "der­ good mules for suit* rick” preserves In the dictionaries the name of u once, famous hnugmnii.— stable. Itohert P. t’ tter In lliinwr's Mngnzliu. For Sale— Home Comlort wrought iron range. Good con dition ., Call at 20G' Park Ave. . 102-tfc For Sale— Cypress sawdust, $10.00 (te n , dollars) per car f. o. .b. mill. E va Lumber Co. 102-ltc Gets His Oftener Than Any Player A Good Comedy COMING For Sulo—Good work horse eight years old. Gentle and good.driver. I minin' U. L. Garrison, R. D. No. 1 * Jnck Harry, Mack's old shortstop, now managing the lloslou Hod Ko*. Is ■"Sean halt” proof. Harry gbts Ids of* teher linin'any'-oilier player In the gnme and n r n r gets knocked out. The Lyric Orchestra Will Give Special Concerts Every Night AT t THEATRE ^ • Merits me determined by comparison * •* ** jjJJ B * . Children a Xickle, Grownups a Dime. 5JI The Star's Got the Best Pictures all the Time _ TOESOAY—tPauline Frederick'in "Nahetto of .the Wilds" * also Mustv Suffer in “ While You Walt" . —' V ' . 9, ,#, WEDNESDAY—The Inimitable,.Magnetic Mary MilwFMinler in .“ Faith" ttjso a two reel Keystone Comedy. THURSDAY—Triangle presents H tW ^jB irriiple in "The Snarl” also “ IliigCriiniiinJ-Career''-4 Caaxmiyv * .- ." FRIDAY— Winifred-Alien in "The Man Whq Matjc Cood" also a bomedy; KIATINEP DAILY AT 3:15 I*. At. :-.a siiiuiisjiiiniuiiuiiuiisjiiuiiuiiuiiEi •****% ' • • W anted—To rent a good irrigated tryck farm of 5 or 10 acres, us near Sanford1 a* possible. State location and price.in first letter. E. C. .‘.’ alter Orlando, Fla. 105-lte W anted—To rent a typewriter by ^he month. Must hate -tandnrd keyboard. Address. F. F. IVarvon, Paola; .Florida.- ••• 105-31it ,*!’ ** v * ' Pencils Pencil Holders• -“1 . * Pencil Sharpners Erasers . ■ • # • Rubber Bands ’ f ..s j Rubber Stamps Daters Thumb Tacks Stamp Pads Second Sheets Stationery . Carbon Paper Letter Files Mucilage Pens Price Tags . Waste Baskets Letter Trays Penholders Letter Clips Account Books Steno. Note Books Clip Boards Paste a Record # Cards » .■•••• Loose Leaf Books « Time Books : H ook Files Stapling Machines Typewriter The chances are that it its for the/Office we do ... Sell it. II or Ph|>ne us about your Requirements and we will •' : • • do the rest. Ca r t e r 's © t -h o u s e h o l d iNDEJLIBtElNK ORYND NON FILLIP O t jm w s iT i R K ribbons n tiim .w a fca .w .s. Stop Using Cheap, Unreliable Carbon ;Paper * •. Don1: take a chance with inferior carbon paper. It means faded, illegible copies, untidy files, waste o f time and poor work. Put a stop to thus! _ Use TRADE MARK Lye Shades Loose Leaf*Memo Books and Fillers Clipless Paper Fastners Supplies for Verti­ cal Filing Cabinets Adding Machine ' Paper Blank Deeds, Etc. Luting legibility—-neatness — uniformity— nnd economy mako MultiKopy the standard carbon paper.' In black or blue, MultiKopy never fades. MultiKopy j^vea non-smudging, non-rubbing copies which often rival the original in clearness and legibility. MultiKopy gives surprisingly long service and.is unequalled for manifolding. . O Write for F R E E Sam ple Sheet •••* • Let us Equip your Telephone with one o f those Tablets for a Tqn Days Free Trial. If it don’t prove to be Conyehiet and Satisfactory we will remove it without any cost to you whatever Price $2.50 Delivered D rptrtinrm of I hr Inlrrlor U. S. l-a n d (Ifllra at (.a in r <t til*. Fla.,- Ju!y il. n i l , ' N otlr* U h^rrhr %ixen thtt [trn/tmin F Unit, of Fthrl. H orid^. nho, t.p M iy nt%d# ll'v'ov t(. .»<i Fn*pr Sn. for NW »| rf M Y ^ Sirtlbp *nd \ i. >V)uih fit SK *4. Stcitort 4^. T o ^ n .h lp Itarifr K»»i, T liilh iM r r \\rtMian, .haj (Ufftl nolle# of intention to m«k« K ltr y r ii Proof, to r#tahll«h rla lm a’ to thr land ibnvt dHrrlbrt|, before t'ou n ty Judcr. at Han ford. ‘ Florida, on th# Cl h t liy 'J f Srp trm U Clainfant nirnr. ai altnturi. C, I. Click of Santnnl,. Klotida J. I*. C'w»tri <4 Santnrit, Dorlda llrniamin (iHtftn of Markham. Kturlda Prank Griffin »! Markham, Plurlda. ItOBEHT W. DAVIS. )lt[btrf, 97-Tu»4 & Pri-IB ** FOR v m ip l Everyday Someone Says apartm ents in the ritv twenty-three fust ones nnd walked to care Herald flrst every time. , . . lo:i-3tp In the old days lluxhey Jennings For Rent— Well screened house waa coiisldcrvd the best man in liaset nil foc^lselng* hit. With Uuglicy It keeping apartments with d u p in g was an art. Nearly every game Jen­ porch. All conveniences. Furnished nings wtiiild get on base In thla way. firsf floor. <118 Onk avenue. lfiO-tf lie would carefully 'gauge the Itall and Furnished Rooms t»y Day, Week or M onth— Park avenue flat, 105 North Park avenue, over L, R, Philips Si Co. drug store. ilrs. James Patton, mandger. “.*> if PROGRAM THE STAR 0 8 -tfe FOR RENT convenient I f is W e d d in g N ig h l We Can Equip Your Office With Anything You Mayweed The^ Herald i Printing Office Supplg Department /^ V ^_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ K ^ O lT ip a i^ j^ Phone No. • 148 �>||e» > * . . • r ’ - . ♦ I ' F A C E S IX T H B S A K F O R D H B R J L t* DELINQUENT TAXES OWNER Thrather, A. U . Jutirt S im on .. . . m c Lm u i , w . y. O o o m , T . L. ' Durham, W. C it y o f S a n fo r d , F lo r id a -.7 OWNEH , »fk . A # north Of Commercial 7,ochary Grata A Nov Wka B, M. l S K f f f i t Nottlo R oy a l C.. l o a n , I). If. Potta, Jamra Hick*. Km mo C ow art, J i m .... Stewart. W. C _„ Doraoy. L. II. C. P k h vti. Jim . . . W ad*. M. J . . . , . G lover, J.. Wit llama, D. J, d o lla r , H. II Green, B oa ., Thrnater. D. Coldwej G um peri, Ida San ford Hotel A Im p.C o K oblneon, M. P ..— t 9t 8 H W ft Phillip*, Mary U T a y lo r , £ . J____ _ C a rtor. W . P,. v „ . T h o rn to n , I f . T h om a a ; S. J.. Sauaor Jo , . __ A n th on y, A. P, • W*WPl|l| EilJ.l , , r iuuh Putnam , E d .... T h atch er Itaalty Co., Thraaher, I,. II A ld rld io . W. Q E 53 ft o f " t i u 4 1 f ‘ leae'fs « H f t ------- ------------«--------- 14 .*___ • 9and 10 14 ... U .. S H o l Lot 4 w d u r r r r r r > i t i t « r c n r F u t i v Z —— KM of f*oi s \z r z z z z z z z 9 and I f» 6, 7, 8. 9 A 10 . AH' SW Jf and N W lg jr .. ft 9 Imhr* All . ........... A ll............... ...................... A M .'................................ . All F rar.._____ — A ll......................... ; Z — „ All frartion...... ... All frartion ----- ’ 8M ° l l o t * ond 3___ 10, II A 12___ __________ _ S 29 ft lot 15 and lot 16 S 14 ft lot 2 and N 26 ft of 3 S IP It Lot t and 5 4 to 10 a All le** SW i, I . ' • Z V Z .Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z w (Oh fi 5 i .. .... i a i~ ~ Z l-.It 8 A N 34.3 It ot Lot 9 9 . . . . . . _____ Begin S E e t i . . . . . . run W 40 K 10 ft. N 125 It Begin 40 It W o f'N E cor run W 36 ft, fl 125 ft 36 ft N 123 R ____ Bop S K to r . * ___ __ run W 139 ft. W 76 It. 125 ft. W 105.5 ft, 261 It. K 1HI.5 | fto beg lleg 120 ft N of SW cor run N* 114 ft. E -68 S l l l . l t , W 63 ft he*. • ________ Beg SW cor J.* ___ ron N 120 ft £ 63 It N 114•ft -E 46 ft S 261 It W H I ft N W 11 W> I and 3 and 4 .......... li and 7.. 8, 9 and 10 ...... 1 and 2 6 and 7 . 1. 2. 6 and 7.. * 10.10 42JO •WO2.10 A io r, P a u l..___ __ M illar, J. U __________ 7 7 23.60 33.30 D oraey, J. I ) . . . . . ____ Daniela, Jno, Z _________ *_ T arw llllgcr, J. E....... ........... Howklna, W. S. _______ *C io»a ; Mr*. "77. W . ,..’ ___ Slack A Brock ______ £ W alker, Kenneth _________ lla irla , R. R. K.t......... ....... D eC ottea, Geo A .________ H o u e llrr. A. T .,.',2.'.'____ W ight, I I , . . . . . ___________ M iller. O . J .. _ Thraaher. D. L. .Uraddy. W m ......... .... Leavitt, W. T. Leavitt. W T I’ arrDh, A. D ._ Barlow J. W. Packard. Ret . ... 35.60 8.T0 2.05 Stylca, K. W ........ . 7.80 10.10 U .S0 18.80 > lo 38_____ H of lot 38 H w ttom * _ , Bowm an, ( ’ W , Sotaman, F. A. S o u m i n .J ', A. Sm ith. C. J________ llruton. J! H ... A lie io a lh ), W. W, SchaaI. The,. . Whlknaweel N. Thatrher llealit (.'* Brnern. t.U'ille M. Arnrrl. V S. Jnhnaon, IU>»a S l in k r t . Prince K ellt. W . II. I.lpe. M. P.. ■ Gardner, Viola M. Guthrie. II. ’ Wight. W . H. ...... Thrather, A. M If urn ard. Dirt ton. Jone*. C harle* Styke. E. W. T.homi "on. W. J. tiuldimith, Jno. . l-ee, f . f . Van D em on, C , Ji. Unknown... DHlegal, R . L.i Lint#. J. . Stewart P Wing, C. I,. ____ 1 Lovell. Mra. 59. Graver, V. 7., Grave*. S. y fo n e lljl A. p 1 ■ Monroe, D. li. Lake, Forreat Garner, N . I I . . Field a. W. DUIInae - ||. C. Murron. A. II. 51 u- ann. Fannie S Sh tlv, Wm. ______ ^ Shlnhotarr, H. O. Harper, S, G. . . Allen. T . J AlAryiathv. Mra W. W. Aiierna b y , Mra.' V.\ V,’ . Caldwrll. D. A. A Son *. Dicltln*. J. tv .. _____ itbndei, C. II. ______ Karnala. J. F. . _____ Bunge, II. Zimmerman, Nlch ■ Brtvnaon. It. W .. , Adamr, P. R’ Week*. V e*{e . . . Zachary. A. Il, Lundijuiat, ( ha*. J’ ejcf". VV.H. . G en l, I.. B. . Aldridge. W> U. Phelne, M a r th l. _______ Waldron, U u l f Unknown .......... .......... ..... Frank M. _____ M cKinnon. W . C. . Smith, o . K. ____ ; Kandere, E. K . . ________ ’ ’ T atton , M m . G P Wing. C L. I ivingitun, Joe ..._________ Thomaa, G u« f , Shepherd/ O ............ ..... . 41'Ntal, V ictoria ... _____.... , Martin, CKac. ________; ____ Jo net, A. E . . J . . ..... ; __ _ i __ Allen, J.________ ____ ______ II nil Im. C. J .___ 2 ______ ~l Corey, H. F. . . _____ l • *Cotey, II. K,...........______ __ _ GatHudl, S. E _____________ Thalrher R ealty Co.. Hill, S. B . . . . . ' _____________ Devine, W . T . ...................... McAteaandrr, J. E ... ^ Graver, F. C .. . _______ _ ! Willlama, T . J .___ _________ Unknown______ Ileatty, M ary K Beatty, M ary K .................... Coulter, A. J. I w(Tie r, W..‘A. .. Coulter. A. J. Horton, Maria Kcely, Gertrude Kaely, Gertruda . M aill, W. G. Darlington. Chat Symet May K. ’ . ,. Da Fibre ii/uah ( ’ e Oa Fibre Ilruah Co. Munroe, D. CJ. . Vaughn, A le * .. . era Fibre [truth f u ..M onro*/ l>. G . • . Vasghn. A l e e ,. Armatroni, f>w Gardner, 51 ra. li.'.V. Keina, A. A’. ___~ Jonet, Wrpley. E at__'___ Ktokee, Sarah. . . . — Dannie, Serena Miller. Jo, Torreater. Ed •McGill, W. O ____ Ford, J. Robinaon, Jaa.. . . .......____ JonCi, ‘ Wewley. . .*. _____ llichardton, : ....... Illnhardton, J.. Brock. D. C ______ Harper. Dan Eat Brown, l.uey Groan, W. A . . . 4 14 60 j 21.30 j 3.90 I Y IT and I S _______________________ , I 20 tn « 7 ~ Z Z ~ - *~7 33 and 35 to 4 0 __________ _______ 1.11, 42, 41, 43. 46 A 69 to. 7 ! , . . _ Portlock. P. 47 to 56 z z z z z z z z z z z 57, 58 59. 60, 62. 63 and 6 4 . . . ^ , ' ■ -|ill 6 1 ......____ 68 to 68 and 77 to 84 T u n er, Jno U nknow n,.. [S J y o fS MW of 3.............. -------- u. • fM ftoLet; ... Port. I-ewl« Port, A. C. Marlin’ 10 9 10 10 . II 9 It •' 1 0 . 11 It It II. Addition' Unknown_____ ____________ M unton, Mra. A. H. Wine, C. I-----------,'Z 7, 8, 9 and 10 Aldridge. V^. G .........Z ____ 32.30 2 and 3 Aldrid geL f rac. W J j K of- 111 It. Aldridge, W G. Chapman A Tucker Addition 14.30 Lew S 35 ft Woodruff* F ; l„ . .11.80 1 and 2 ..... . .Marthall,; Mi*. It \, 35.30 Lelflcr. W. A 28.30 l.alng J »F 42 J'l Davit, tf. T J 3 50 M um or„ F S, I 4.30 Johneuo, K . 8. , 2 1.30 Stanley. Clara, Eai 5.90 W 13 ol Lot King, 5larV II. ___ U .30 3 ; , _____ I Beck. I b ' i r r' . . 21.30 E!i ol 9 and Aldridge, W. G. 28.30 Atkina. l\ ||. .. 35.30 Jeffenon. l(. w . 28.30 4 and 5 I.effter, W . Ml Bat.A A .. 21.30 8__ ________ Le flier, W. A.. 28.30 Gtorge, .Kllltun f 9.30 N 20 It of Lot 8 Leffler, W. A .. 8.70 N II ft h f 1 . sim pton. B y . ____ j. .i r t i r # Addlilon |3 and f • D Jone*. It. F .. . 6 50 1 and 5 F ilit lu m , J. D. . |lr Y Yrom en, S. W i l l II o f 9 F Jonet We-ley 1.10 3 and 4 Brown, Ella H . • J. K- I i Nubdlilalun •f Blurk C. M rllolii llle I 2 and t _____ j u . ; 2 and I 35 Speer, C ar'ie 5. |0 Hidden Itcal Kalalt^l'o** iildllliin ...... . Daw«nn. John ’"elery Avinue Addlilan A Jennlngt, Mr*. C. fl. 9.60 ii C llirknian. |, II. 5. . ' I' Crawlord. A. K. . 8 1’ Me liar, M in A. I D Hick ion , J. F. . . . . . 9 60 l : . G Ar*der*on,.J. C*. 1.70.1 Nlrlngfrllow’ a AddKInn • 5.90 _________ _ . t ' lla n k ln t. W E. ’ ' ' 1.35 I and corner llly.Jt .11 run :t,80 Brgia SNK 32 4.5 It, W 210 (t, N 25.50 12 E 60 'It to ( ’ reek. NE 211 <1 along .erne tu l*t, K to 7.30 Beg., , . . . .... ___II Sewid, C. It. Adm,___’. ____ 28.30 21.30 >f IIIk. II. Tier* 14 and 13 7.3(1 Waldron, Mra. T. 21.30. Moore, H y . . 12.10 Ford, Elgin 2 *..lo Lattlmorr, <1. 19.30 Clark. IV, M. 69110 Unknown 25.50 Clark. W. M. 3 5 311 Glover, C. 28.30 Mlrnllford.a.Additlen 7.10 .............Becker, l». K.. ....___ _ 28.30 - -.....Davie, M aggie ___________ " J9.90 3 —-J ----------Felknrr, T h o * ..___________ 5 90 I •— » Cunningham, M ___ __ _ 31.10 .5 and 12 — H an, l.rewn Eat_____ __ 43.30 <! and 7 --------- --Cook. G. W. ___ _____ 7.30 8 . , fVriaM, E. C. ; „ . Z 63.30 in Sutton, N orm a n ..______ 47.10 II Ilaj lock. . _________ 28.30 ia ------------, IIa ,|ia, |;.| 11.30 16 T.-’ .r .......— Watdan, A llx-tt____ 5.HO 17 and 18 , • flmler, N. ____ _ .1.11) 19 . —1 _ .* . . . M cN ally, f e . ' . . , . 2 0 .... 17.80 »■— Hraawall, C. II. ’ 29.70 II -• — . William*, ___ 35 .30 22 and 21 ................. . « White, J. W. ________ 77.30 21 and IS ----- --- ... Wilton. II. IS. ... ____ 14.30 20 . ^ , 2 ■— * . — Turner, Geo. ,L ____ : 25.60 27 .............. Day, Thad .11.70 Itobinaon’ a Survey o f an Addition ( Hanfurii )0 .]0 *- HortrOrvwn,-Eat ; ~ IMogle, W. A ....................... 2.40 Sheppard, R,’. ____ ____ ___ 1.70 Benton A C lark ........ ........ 5.90 Davit, T . I). 42.20 Clark, W. M ........ ............... ' 88.80 12 Knight. A. II. _____ _ 28.30 13. Merrick* F e l l a . ______ _ •Jl.lO Jamea, A .. . . 14.30 Em rly, Carrlr . * _____ ______ 3 .(5 Beg NE tor. run S 120 It. W 43.5 It . 80 N 120 ft C 41.6 ft*. .30 Eubank*, G .................... ' 21.30 Beg. 100 il W o l N W cor .. * run S 121) It E 60 ft. N 4.40 ----- 120 H, W 60 ft________ 2.40 Knight. Cha*. __________ _ 31.30 Beg SO It W o l NW cor . . . run S 120 ft E 60 ft N 17.80 120 ft W 50 11 ______ Martin, C h a * . ________ 1.70 1.70 W. M. Clark'* Hab-Dle.. Blh. 24 llablnaon'a Su rvc, 3.|0 ----------------- , Corker, Llaalr_____ ____ 2.Qa ---- ----- — — Jackaon, l l i v a . . , , ____ 8.70 N t, ol Lot 3 . ----- Jackaon, D a v e .. . __ S i t ol Lot 3 ----------------Clark, W. M ......... i____ Z —-----—— — William*, l b W. .......... ----------------v . Wing, C. L ._________ 11.60- 6, 7 and 8 .... ———— — , WlllUme, C . U.................. ________ j ----------------- , Elliion, Fannie..... .. 2.<0 s.oS 10......Z _ , _ Elllaon, Fannie __ 17.10 n * it ......... Wing, C. 1u.Z ----- --- ------- — Wiliam*. M om • 2.40 12 and I I 12.'itl 14 and 13' Whif C I 8.70 W. M. Clark.* S ob .D ir. Blk. 21 ( E ', i ItZblnaoiv a S i r i r i 17.10 C ltlk, W. M .. 14.30 Jnhrfton, Jl J, 14.30 /' Mw : M* i:U rk*aH ub.m ,* Blk. 35 K a b ln .^ * ; Hur.cy^ 8 .9 . 10 . 11 A 12........ ............ Clark, W. M . . . , ''Iilttel, Hy ........~ ~* vv. M. rla r k ’ e Sub.D ir. Illk 36 bohlnaon Surve* CJ*rk, W. M. . ___ „• Ckapprli'a S n b .lllv, I and r ______ _______:____ llenton, G. IV ___ 8, 9 A .J , .. _________ , Clark, W. M „ . s . . . • Clark. W. M .... Z ______ I3, i jnd 20 “ 'Z Z Z Z Z Z . Howard Packard Land Cc~ 21, 22 11, 24. £5 and,26 „ Wl*8. C. t l .*.............. .......... WJJ o l.’T and 2 8 ___ ______ iViliid Ellen ’ 29 and ( 0 , _____________ _ Howard Packard l-in dC o Caldwell D, A . . ._ _ 32, 34 38 and 39 ZZZ . •• Clark, W. M . . . ; IT .....* •. - ^ .. Frlder,'S te v e .___ William*, Fka.. 41 and’ l f Z Z Z ! Z Z Z Clark. W. M All unpl-tl.d . lloward-Packard Land Co 43, 44. 4 '. (6 and 47_____ B*»tO* \ * la r k ......... ........... 49 and 60 ___________ -___ McGill, 9 . D ..... ..................... U n know n .______ Z Z Z Z Z Z Z All unplatted ...... ...............J Howard Packard Land Co 63 and 61 _____________ K Ifowtrrf Parkird Land Co .« Alim, J. T . .............. ............... W 180 fl of fir. 37, 38 and 69 Allen, J. T ........................... . All laaa W |6> ft of 36. 67, 68 and 61..................................... W 160 ft of lot 69 .*. ........ - ...........j a.Mi Jfaft*** t •zzzzzzz W B u m m m m 4.3# ' •*.•*» 7 81 -M 5 r J T, 8, 9 . . V C « r and 21... 10 ___ ___________ 14, 15 and 16 6C to 71 end Lot MU N H of tot 75 Sty of loit 76 . 80 ....... 1.10 21.30 5.90 3,10 3.80 7.30 4.50 LOO 1.00 2.10 1,00 .1.35 I .Oil , 1 tO A 13 II 11 2.40 IC l • 899 1.74 , MO * 1.79 L7! 3 10 5.40 5.90 5.10 3.10 3.10 3. 90 r.so 11.30 7.39 10.6! 3.60 7.60 5 20 H i* 4.56 J .J t ».fo 4.54 8.70 i Smith, M. Mi . _______ Hurt, E, J ... ___________ llurt, A. I t ._______________ Goodwin, F. p, ______ Z _ E. J. White’ a Hub-111*. I AldrldgF, W. fi. . . . . ____ _ 29.6} 2.0 V K .............. _________ ___ ___ 1 - * 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 and 32 41_____i'n M r_____ ‘ ■Iw. . .... ---- --- - g---43 and 11 . ,.... 47 . _______ __________ 84 .• 52 55 5N I 3V and 80 |71. hi. 84 ■85, 81., 87 and t » 77 75 ami 76.................. . 90 |91 |97 9* 9*1 to 101 I 10 III 171 and 122 115 to 120 . 12 1 and 12 4 130 tu 111. ' ‘: 158 and 159 111. I 14 and I 15 2.05 3 .* )' 7.30 3.90 | W ,...„„n n ’ w A d d B .^ ' Miller. J. La tiler. W. A....... ! ___ ____ _ Sineath, J. W . . ___ Humnhreya. Kate . i _____ Entmlnger. J U. . . . , Ballard. G. !> _ Sanford llclg h lt (jtagidalc, J. If. Morrow, Mr*. Fl. N., Starling, It. J. W aldion, lb II,__ I’ ieldr, W. T . ____ Z . _ Z . _ King. 11. W ______ ________7_ llarm on, Geo. .... Field*. W. It_____ _______ Z I Itagadale, / , B . ...... Ilcnnon, G * o ... Holly. R. J.^___ Z“ Elder, P. Me . Tilly. Mra_______ _____ ‘ ___Z • Yaple, Mra. p . II___ llatkint, Mr*. J. D .... J. M onroe, It. II. * Itagadale, J. H___ _ C oiev. It. T. , . „ Z . .Itagtdale J. |{. Ilrown, Fl. L. , ...... Chandler, J. E ..._ ...... Brown, K. I_ Wagoner. A. J Hiurher, C. S, Bonnev, IL A. ___ _____1 Itagadale, J. II. ...... Trettler, O. F7 . . ... Klemert, E' C. ______ _ itagadale, J, It, Rdultrr,' }\ N__ Ro m , C . W . _____ ” ___ -A. 9# 5 2U 1.76 3.10 K 5.20 1 00 . I 7(1 1.70 1.70 J.70 1.70 • 22.70 5.20 • 1.70 1.70 2*.30 1.70 3.10 I 70 1.70 ITU 3.10 76 70 •21.10 3.10 1.70 1.70 1.70 LOO F.30 1.70 LOO 3.10 •R.70 3.10 Itagadale, J. H. S h ln h o lo i, S. (I, -Tarkham Para Iteighia llam ho, J, St h , Dlcklnt, J. W______ _______ Wra*. t i l l ry....,___ ... _ Z „ ' . Pope, Geo. I t . _ I’trklnt, B. L. _’Z _ Z Z Z _ Z Shipp. M. ,___ ____ ____ , riiraahei, II, | ._____ ______ Abernathy, W W. . . Weaver, j*. K. _______ Went, I,, ___ __ " _ “ (,at ner * 4*1 Addlilan ' Robertd.'J.’ D-. . M cBride, W. II........ fitrn cr' t 2nd Addlilan , Jlarner, N. II__ r.Mcr, P, M. Florida L. <5 C. 4 Celery riaatallon .... Ml 7 and 7.30 12.70 LOU 00 le** . . j *1 25.50 3.10 14.30 Loo 7.3 ) 1.50 81 •> im erett In .. 1j m l. rc*t hi jot. 8 io 11 4.30 4.50 3.10 ’ 7.30 14(30 28.30 Wl. 80 21.30 25.50 22.70 14.30 21.30 4.50 7.30 3.90 12.90 19.90 to 7.19 a.to Jewatt, H__ ____ __ ___ ~ U nknow n________ ____ Lolng, J. K. . „ ___________ 2 • Lalng, J. P . , ____________ l.alng, J. F_____ __________ U n k n o w n ..____ __ Unknown____ H o y k in .W ...... Reckeff I). Unknown . * »• * ! ! , » . . r . T. HUh*. W. L . ; ___ U n k n ow t»'___^ _ W. P Lrarlll ’a S u h -1>D. Wright. S. W .„ « ______ . Crawford. S. F ...................... Martin, T . H ...___ ___ Ilanton, L. G . . „ _ ^ ^ _ . _ Mlthlna, W. L . . , _ • ••** * # Iw ovlit, W. Af*?fr»°n, Andrew_____ _ _ .. .. HIRykrd, IL L. ._i_______ II. Hand a Addition WIIHimt. f>. T ..................... • Butler, W m . . . ____ Jonet, Jerry_____ _Z Unknown „ „ __ ■ * Willjatna. D. T ,. M .Smlth’ a .la d Hub-Dir. 15 and 18.......... Z ___ Z I Z Z Z Graham, G. fl. W arlm ley, Mary , • M onroe, I). c j.__ _______ Itrumley, U A ._____7 _ 7 Andrewa A *■!. I . 1. D. T. tierrard, H.#A. . GramllngwO. it. Gerraad, 0 . .S’ , Jnnea, I'harlet . Allen. T .'J ......... ........... Y Y Y 7. 7. 7. 7. 7. • !>60 *■»* 4.60 2.05 2.10 10.1! 5 90 » :» Eoy. li. R------------- z: u n k n o w n ....___ __ 10, l i and 1 2 . 7 7 Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Stewart, Julia b lo c k ! X „ V. Z. Meade. H . Y 1.70 8.19 7.10 a.io 3.90 Thomaa, Jo............Z Z _ 5 .— -------------- 1.70 3.90 14.30 10.80 28.30 83.30 28.30 63.36 56.30 77.30 28.30 131.10 7 .10 21.30 12.911 19.90 A98 Colllna. D. C . . Z Z Z Z Z ! II. L. Uarorcal a N ab.D ir. W tlker Jratio___________ Sltniln. W. 8 . . . Z -----H kka*W . F . . . Z Z Z Z Z : ,. . . _ Florida Land A Celonltatlea Co. Sub-D IrD lon J, Ilanton, G e o .. _________ ! 5. ! . 7 and 8 ......._ _ T Z ______ Z Jew att. S .. . ___ * urner, l u l l , . . Potto, Dollia K. Potla, Doltl* E, Palrrlotb, Tata Turner, John llarrla, P....... draham . A... Allen. R ._______ Potto, I). L. . _ Potto, Dot lie U Wataon, W. It.. M onroe, I>. G. Tran n la, II. P ._ Wakefield, « . . Aabury, Phoebe _ v.° 8.70 * 7 .8 0 Ligbtfoot. H . ,. r ___ Llghlfoot. K ettle..____ Hunter, W. 8 ., Trualre Hurley, E li____________ I t .30 10.10 .1.1# Benton, O. W.: G uidon, A . . . ___ ~~ “ ~* •o id e n . a . Shepherd, R . . . , r ' ~ Hall. P. K........ .... ..... ............ Benton, <J. w . . Darla, T. II.. • Mahan D, it. Grten, G . E . . _ -----Eltlaan, Homer Cook, 0 . W ...... ..... C ook. O W..... ( i o o l , o . W. ___ ______ Hall, P. K ... ~ Boykin. W. . -----Pay Hy. H ein . ,___ “ llentOn. (). W......... ......." Benton A Clark . , C -o k , G g W l'aro rf.________ ~ ---Wl eon. S .____________ Unknown Hall, P . . . Z Z Z Z Z Z Z " " SIpHn. r . .........Z Z Z Z Z U nknow n^..___ _ _ , Johnaon, O. W. Eat. M cM ullen, Louii* n ia la e , Mra. Emma S ch u lti, Victor ....... rmton a n , W. h « 8. ___ Tinhuorn R andall, E. B........ I.andon. H........... Sheppard, IL Jlerndon, Oaborne 11.48 Sooth Hint/*til White, J. II Kan nor, t'haa. . Thraaher. D. L. Patera, W. II. Patera, W. II ... W illiam ". J. B. Bey. SB cor Lot 13 run W 48 U N 87 It 81 ft N of ^ Beg----- . . . . ----------------------- , Al, unplatted.____ ... CtimtlAC, E M Thatcher Really Co.. to bocfanfac Mercer, Wm_____ __ Cal dwell. D. A. A S o m ~ B on ton Jp. W . . . . , -----Howard Packard f c a a d c T W 200 ft of 61. OS and 64 -1 *» oc LOTS OWNER 1(1 nnd 12 13 and I I 1.00 2*1.80 4.50 5.90 3.10 1.70 3 .ID 11.30 14.30 6.90 •’ 1.70 •S.dU 11.30 3.10 3.10 6.90 3.10 Dawley, H. M _____________ M eade, C. I-------- *Z— uww Berry. C. M... - ’ > rr^T .. 11 21.10 17.10 21.30 10.80 M . M . BrallL Nkb.DIr, Her. 2 4 ^ . IV . H in 'g i'io ’ V:. J S j r * ........r - z :r z r z z 10.10 24.80 25.50 7.30 Si.Jo I 4.30 .......... .... : .z z r z r r z r : • • 5F j & V r -* — • W H o la s . , r -— * That p«r. of B B . h ; and ■ , n oilh of Tnlhy Branch A. t . I., it. It. Blk. 88 and all tha! part S T ril­ by Branch nl Block 87 |T h u p a n 8. ol railroad of bt ; M ------- ----------------------:--------------- ) t g b , « • « ..... ’ # •■• ’ " t e r u .T ,z z z ::z z . * l»y;d, C. L. .!. _ Z Z Z Z _ * ' ^ i.b > , T. B. 10.10 11.20 liar Jen 12.80 " Smiih M M ■ ’ M’ ’ .......... .. ..........Wilauai F .'jT 7 . I V - . . . I - . I __ 1 DESCRIPTION * TAXES OWNER Ueg 282 ft E d 8 !j M. P. ol 23 run E 298 tf N to M k r M onroe, MW’ ly along Lake, u. it . N a t - bag; then re S (a b e * . _____ Beg 66 It W S H U P of . ... 21 run K 348 ft N to L ike Monroe N W ly •’ ,ng 6 .8 0 Lak#* to pt N of it*g., S 946 fl lu p| ol b « f ___ Beg 886 It W A 675 fl N of S H M. P ------ ----------- 23 lun W 312- ft, N 1614 . ft SE y (o a pt 1280 It 6.60 N qf t>*g S to Ltg Beg 1198 ft W and 70S ft N of S H M. P ______ ____ 23 8.70 run W 320 It, N to 5 20 Laka M onroe HEly 1.70 along Lake lo pi N of l 70 b*g, S to b e g _____ ___ _ 3.6( 1518 ft W nnd 701 ft N * 10 80' of S H M. P;..... ' _______ S3 7.30 run W 330 ft N 173» 6.20 ft to Lake Monroe, 3.80 SFly along l^ke to pt 3.10 6.20 ' N of beg, 8 to beg __ 10.80 Beg 1868 ft W o l K ' j M. 2219 run W 230 ft. 8.70 M onro" 3.20 S Ely •long Lake lo pt N o f beg, S 1759 fl lo ,7.30 !«.« 2.40 on N . . Unk*_____ 7.30 •bin «.f f’o ■ Irrmnn run E 5 e l , N W 5,r eh», S 10 W ______ ' _______ 16 . .1 9 • 30 Beg 2f2 It K „| N H M. P. 26 19 3Q E H94 ft. 8 to J-. ill. T it flo r d ’a plat ’ I*# N t o be* coi Block •* J 1 N to Lake .. d 1* H H to peia*. E ot J. t W ( a jn 50- ' Bn* •*- rjT of fn t.. k“ aide ** Itr h S R - . «f w . 16.70 ..... ..F-------■ Montenegro, Ji. C . . ^ _ ■ ■Hand, W allei. . ♦* * « -« argr Potior,’ J. A . . . 48.66 ________ 21.80 ' , • i Ilrown, A. W. 41 16 Ariii, J. F.. _ _ ; _ l _ - 6f« h l’e ne*( 0, A. C. ^Conroe, D. G............ .... I6.&6 IrTlne, J. T . J r . ------ — , * f i 1 16.10 , I • ------C.T6 • t . . » -*• 4.06 i D utton.C rolo Co. {Continued on Page 7} 28.16 Arthur Sam. V....... 10.5. M **dr, Edith Jin” *88 •» 130 ?ft,“ tHN 3JB I, |"»* ........ l| ' • N •( S W M C ’ot Sec, run E 3.10’ ■60 It W HO 15.56 21.66 46.46 . . .. *t• ■ • �A tfu i 21, 1117 Vi THE SANFORD HERALD paraltll »th ui<i ____ _____.EP LEGAL ADVERVISING mending Mediae 37T af the Be It ordained b y t b f Mayor and City CountII of Sanford, rioridar Section t. T h at S w R i 277 el tiro ReTiled Ordinance* o l the city ol Sanford. '1(14, be, aad the aame le hereby amended to read aa folio wet ■ Section 2. It ehall be unlaw ful1lor th4 owner or ownera of any hoieee, rnulee, cattle, awiae, aneep or toata to permit auch anlmale to run at large, In that part ol the cor­ porate .llmlte e4 Sanford, Florida, described ■a follow*, to-wlti Beginning at the water line of Lake M on­ roe on an detention line o l. MellonviUe ave­ nue, thence run eouth along Mrlionvill* are* ana to Celery avenue; thence run want on Celery avenue to the Sanford Qrant line end thence In a anuthe.ly direction alone aild Sanford tlranV lino to the oaat and •ret quarter auction line, ol Section II I thehre west alont aald quarter eecRpn llae .-to' the Intellection o l Sanford »,-n u i- »mi Hufhay street; thance wdal on Hughey, eucet to French avenue, thance north along French avenue to Atlantic Coatt Una railraid, thanes'w eal and north along the Atlaatle Coast Line Railroad lo Mill Creek, Ihcnce weal from Milt Creek alone Slith street to the west boundary of the city lim ­ it*, thance north alone weal boundary ol city Ttmlta to La Ita Monrne, thence u tterly alont iika abora to point of beginnlnf, whether the owner* thereof Uve within or without the city limit*. * Section 3. This ordinance khall take effect » » 'l 1*2,1* ft.. th, SONS OF GOVERNORS TRAIN IN SOUTH weet 111 tt beginning. •*»..>*• — ■■■#*■■— 12.fl HANFOHl* H O T E L 6 IMI'KOVEMEKT ■ flag. a l tb a ln«*f«*ctloa ol th* north ol Coram orcUl »lrr*i with ih» o n t liai Palmetto avenue, thence north 411.It to a point >0 It. SWIy I n t u u n d i f > ■ a iltt ) from the northerly lino ol rone rottla in l trail, them e N. 6'J d e(. 17 min. palatial with aal* teliln ln i w ill 448.21 thorite eouth S2S.3* It. to Commercial etr PAQS SPVEN DESCRIPTION O W NER B e t 40 It W SI the N W -t o r Lot 71 of Fla. Land 4 Col. Co. add. to South Sanford run W 176 ft S 140. ft. K 67S It. N . 3^0 ft.___________ _______ Boykin. W. II Jfnkfne, F. A D, Brook*, Nadine r» ' "I |4 *| •« **•-•4* Collin*, O m n i* Edward*. II. W. j j , Leavitt, W . T .. . . ___ Leavitt. W . T . ., Leavitt, W. T......_ Laac, M rs. A . I - . . . .. I-exvitt M rs H attie.., W oodbridg* Mrs A C, l . ' It.lC arr and rhe unknown irlr*. Avieeee, (ranter*, or other under the aald A. H. Notice er Appllcetlen far Tea Herd Under -laimane, Terr, Al II. Crippcn, A. II, C lip -, Her lien I e f Chapter 4101, Law* o f fle r wn, Sri and M attie J.,Crlppens (da Jtlrndimla, « , Notice la hereby given that 1. E. Vincent, T o a J|I. Carr and A. II. Cflppen, and lo purchaser of T a i C ertificate-N b :’ 116, dated II partiw claiming an tntirrvt either a a heir*, the 6th day of Ju n e' A. I>. 1911, ha* fthd eviweani grantee* under the aaid A. II. Carr aald certificate In my office, and has made r A- l l Crlptu-n, or otkeralwe in and lo application for ta i deed to iiiue In accord­ hr (olbktlng described real retale situate, ance With law. Held certificate embraces ying ana being in the coun|y ol Seminole, the following deirribed property situated State o fl I----------lurid*, more particularly deeIn Seminole county, Florida, to-wll: crlbed aslfollows: Three-eighth* Ititerrit in S)4 1.01-1 end Hrglnnfeg at a (take on the south aide Lot 2 (Lees N E '( ) Sec. 26, Tp. 2 0 -8 , h . 30 K. The aaid land being aiietied at the of Third ( f e e t road 21.66 cjialn*, wrtt ol date of the beuahee of auch irtliA calt In the print of Intersection of the south tide of **ld Tflr I itr tr t road with the eaat line the name ol It. II. M arks; Also, Notice la hereby given that J. E. of Srrtlen U7. T n w c h lp 19, touth of Itengr Vincent, purehl»cr of Tax Certificate No. 30 ra il, inn tk*nre west 10.62 chain*, thrnce south 9.50 chain*; thrnre r*»l IP .V.' 416, Hated tb» 5th d g y "o f June A.-.O. l!*ll has filed *aid ccr'iflrste in m y o ff ic e , and chain*, their, north l \0 chain, to point nf has #nade application lor ta* died lo i.-u r beginning, inntarr.ing I" acre*.of land m >r< In accordance with law. Said certificate em ­ or Iriv It aptM-aryig, from the *wnrn bill of com­ brace* . the following described prroperty plaint fihjl 1, the above Billed r*u*e, ewurn eituatrd in Semlni^O coun ty, Klorlda, to wit to l*> tirnri:* A. DeCottet, loticltur |nr com ­ Five rigblha Ihletret In B ', ol Lot l.a n d l o t 2 I D t * N E W ). Sec. 26; T;t. TO S. It. plainant, t i ll th " rr*Hmce* of the dr30 East, The aald land bring ax»r»ed at fipdenty,,\.jIII. Carr and A. II Frippen are the date of the tasUanre of >tarft .certificate unVnva n' aid there I* no permit -n the Mate o| Flood*. the oerviee of s , subpoena In the name of W. M -.K etter et a) * A lso:, ffo llr e I* herehy-egiven that J. K. upon whom I» mi Id hind the defendaiii* or Vincent, purchaser nf Tax Certificate N o. *ith,r of theVn that it 1* the belief ef at263, dated the 6lh day of J.uly A. It. . 191b flint that rhi4*eid defen*tints are truth over ha* filed aald rrn iflra te In my office, and the ag* i ' tw tn tr‘ on* year*. And t further appearing Irnm aald fill hg> made rtplllratlon for tax deed to' lu g e In accordance with la w . Said Mftlllcat* . . that here are other parties rlalntlng an In­ brace* the following dc*rrll>ed property -It- terest under th* said A. II Carr and A II I'rn p m , d lh cr »• belr», -'aM»ee-, rraete,, uated In Seminole county, Florida, to wit l.ot 4, Sec. 26. Tp. 20 S. II. 30 Cu.t II or -ti hi r <Islmant*. who-,* nam*- :ir»* .in acres. The *4id land being a»*c*«,..| , , rhe *1 H-i* i* In and to the prop* rt \ In v, I ».| ■ date o( the laattanrt; Id *uch certificate r„ , ' i- --lit *• hvrrlnaleive de«rrrt>e.|. Thrrrlore, yoa, A. II- f'grr art*l A II the name of Snyder A lleetrr. , tJnlee* said yj-jtlficalc* shall be redeem, -d f ri[»p,-n, and t^e Unknown heir-, -1f v L---Carm riling to Jaw. ta* deed all) l**ue thrreon and grantee* of the said A. II. Carr and A- II. i rij pen. it the aald A. II. Carr and ’.on the 1st day nf September, A. I>. 1917. Witnrv* my official elgnalure and aval ub>' A.- II ( r ip p r o .lv dead, or other rlaimaru* under i he *ald A .»H . Carr and A- II. t'rlpthe :11st day ol July A. I> 1917. pen, ami all parlies rlaimlng an lr)r,r,-t In (*eal) if. A. IM11!(! I. ASS, and to the land hereinabove de-rtibed are . Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. hereby ordered to appear to (he I III of com­ Ily V. M. Dougtau, I). «\ plaint filed In t bit cause on Monday the 1m B#-JTue».r>te • M ay ol October. A l>. I9J7, the »ame hung a rule day of in i* nourt,. . . N't! I H i: n n t ni n s L fcTe , A \ N olle* la hereby given that the board n( And It I, lutlher ordered that rhi- notlee county commissioner* will rrrn v c hid- at tie nuhlitheil fn r 'te e lv e rnnirrutiw- vi.n-t» Ibk next regular meeting nn Tuesday, Sep­ in the Sanford Hrgild, a n-w-p^j.er puMi,htember 4lh, 1917. tor the laying nl clay un ri) i^ Seminole rogitjr, Florida. the Winter I’ ark pud O v'edo road from Witne** my haul and ;he ,e»l rtf the fir -. O viedo to . th* Oringn rounty line a* , per Chit Court of the'Sever.th ludl •aI Circuit specification* furnbhrd by C>. It. Il»m*ey, of |le State of Ft'fida. In and In ■ieiulin'* highway engineer, rounty in Ininbh all me- rounty on tJii*, thq 2nd day of July, A. I> trtiala. F. A IH ll’ liI .ASS. 1917. ' 102-IVI-4IC Clerk f.eali I A 11'*|ltS LASS. i'le/k of the f'irr|ii i ourl of the Seventh ‘ NOTICE FOK IIIOS Judicial C(rrntl in -u. I .tor. Seminole Nolle* I* hereby given that the board nt , county commltalon*r* will receive hid* at- tien* countJVT’fnrlila.. A. IteCnlte*. i ■th* neat regular meeting on Tuesday, Sep­ Solleltor and of Clun»-| for Complainant. tember ItH, 1917, lor putting vhoulder* ut 91*Tue*.l:ilr ■ rlay or ntarl on side* of hrlrk road ffnm W'llaon** corner t" W'eklwa rly<cr, »ame In _be three lect wide and -i* Inch** deep fspectflration* tu be turnlihed by 0. It, lt*rn*#y, highway mcimer. i:. A DOUOM98, ’ 102-Fr,-4ic Clerk Notice of Xppllratl»n for T** J i r c i Under Hecliun 6, uf Chapter • (834, l.a« * Vof Florida . \ Notlt*""!* hereby given that W. C* W il' )lam*on A C. C., I.ee, purchaser* nl Tax CcMifirate No. 15, dated the 6th day ot July A, D. 1915 a* to North 6-B of South ol-N orth w eit }i ol. Soul heist lj, ha* tiled aald cirtiflcate in my office, and ha* made application tor tax deed to Issue In accorddace with law ,. Said certificate, embrace* the following described property 'situated In Seminoie rounty. Florida to-w lt: N 6-6 o l 8 «* ol NW U ol SE H ol Bee. 2*. Tp. 19 ff. It. 29 B. The said land b*ing aaaeaaed at the dale o l the Issuance ot aq ih eartifleale.lt) the name ol J. (S. .Tomlinson. Uni*** *ald cer­ tificate shall be redeemed according to law (a t dead will laaue thereon on th* (th -day of September A. I). .1917., Witness my officii! signature and seal this the 7lh day of August, A. D- 1917. laeal) , K. A. IloUtSLASB, Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., FI*. 101-Turw 6tp ' „ NOTICE Notice la hereby'given : That all work in rogaertlon with the coBattuctlon of a 'b u lk ­ head bordering on l.akr Monroe la the City ol Hanford **na lying bet we* n the ra*t aide e l an unnamrd alley between Sanford add Cyprets avenues, Ainil the *#at aide ot M yrtle avenue, and all work in ennnerticn -'• lih tho Alltag In,' recl*rmii)g antFUrTnglnir to t topographlral level all .rerlaimed land from the line o f said bulkhead to the ahoto line aaUting prior to aald reelalmatlan, haa been lutly completed, and aaid work ha* b**n accepted l y Ihe c ity of Saotprd, and notlra ia hereby given to all properly own* kra la said bulahrad dlalrlct, that the City Council .of Hanford, Florida, will at 7:30 p. m. on the 3rd day nl September, 1917, 64 he rlty hall at Sanford, Florida, alt aa a hoard of equalUstlnn for th* purjx»r ot reviewing and equslirlng aasvaarrant* againat property In aald hdlkhead diatrlct aa finally .m ade and axeaaed by the city ot, ftintord, and th* city council w ijl at aald time hear any reason that a h y . pereon may d**lre to p i '» why a n y .o t the araessmenta In a d d b Ikhcad-dlalrict aa hetetnfore n ied hy the city •council should be changed, and after the rlty co u n tII have met aa a hoard of equalisation, and fully equallced all ol *ald atseaa-tient*. no alaearmrata aa at that time i* finally filed and determined, ehall at any subsequent time he changed; but *am* shall thereupon become fixed and hlndlag lien* rnlorclbl* by th* city nf Sanford on the property agalnit whlrh t*ae**rdThc follofklng are the name* ot the owner*, the dearrlpllon of the property anil the amount' of the lien* claim ed by th* city of J’ anfnrd. F- L. W O O D It l.’ FF Hag. at a -point where the north line of Commercial at reel extended ra il lnter*gc,le the exxt lir e ol Sanlord avenue. Thrnre north 316.65 It. to a point 89 It- SW Iy (meaeurrd at tight -wngleei from northerly line of concrete retaining wall, Ihrqr* » . 69 ileg. 17 min E. parallel with raid retaining ‘ wall - 121.26 It. more or le*s lo weal tine ■■tended ol an alley between Sanlord ave­ nue ' and Cypreae avenue; thenre eouth 275.6 ft, t o .* pulnt isat o f - Ileg , thenre wrtt 113.4 ft. more or lets to lle r. -12734.26 THATCH KK HEAI.T V CO Al PANT Ueg.eat th* tntrrs/etlun of the west line nord’ x ten ee with th e TJorrh- line of Cotnmerrfal rtrrat, thenc* weet 117 If,; .thebe* north 3S6.U* ft., lo a point 80 ft. B W ly'tmeaxurcd at right atiglrti from north<tl> Un* of cotter*ie retaining wall. Tb'enrr eotuh 69 deg. '17 min. E. parallel with raid retaining wall 1 2 6 -1 .feet lo weet line of Hxnturd avenue, extended, thenc*' Hoqth 341.74 ll. to Ileg. . -. 12831.06 CLYDE R T R A I I ^ I P C O M PAN Y Beg. a t the iMereectlon o f the nerth line o f Commercial etraet with the ea*t line of Palmetto avenue, thence north 4t8.93 It. to a point 80 ft, BWly (meaeured at right in lira ), from northerly l i n e 'pi eon ritte retain­ ing wall, thence xoulh 60 deg. 17. ir.ln. east ■«: riu rlf* M. Drown, gon of fortunr uovprrtor of GoorsU: ion.of former Rovernor of Alaltamo; 8. J. IVTj, aon of the n, niul Dan Fowls, eon of former governor of North Corotrnlnliiit nt tho otneem* tamp nt Fort*Mcl’henton, flu. •• • * When the tlluncr rmno off every one wn* Hurprlsctl to see tile MulholInmU; for they lintl not been nlile financially to keep up their social status. eg|>cclully wIlU the set in which Coker now movetl. not even by the mother’* que*tionahlo incHiotl*. Neveritl young wo men present who hail endeavored to snaro tho wealthy AmerlCidt wondered when they saw him singularly defer­ ential to Grace Mulhollaiul.* The din­ ner was n splendid affair, and the souvenir* were very costly. They were brought In for n last course, and when tho .covcya were removed many mugnlllcent Jewel* glistened In tho light*. ,AI1 were linnilHomo - except that of Grace Mtilholldml, which was a glove 1k>x containing n tlortyi |jnirrfrof.glare*. She smllctl slitrrrc tbntil:*, considering her eomuanilively ^valtteles* gift a reparation for tho check that had lleen sent her. . , . . ... When she got home she took out tho glove*, and with tho last pair rqmn a fa!*o bottom to tho new. It haring been Rluctl to tho glove*, npurnth wns'a fohlevl paper of legal n|)|ienrnuee. It wn* a dertl to ttie Mtilhollnnd home mnde out In Ifpr nnme. Many a painter would have been pleased to catch tho expression on fho girl’s faro nt this mark of devo­ tion o f tho man’ for-whom sho-hnd had n fancy from tho inomont of their flrsl meeting. It required two days for her .Timmy .Mt’AliTr. former plnycr.'innii uger mid dnli ovv nt-r In iimjnr li-ngmliri6oli;i|| flri’los,. iitthnugll ton ndvnui'f,l lit yi-tirs to vlioiildfr nmis, provesI lie Is no slmkiT h.v purflinslng SPbOtsi worth' o f llhorl.v hiind*. Tin* t»x-\ViisliliiBt«>u‘ pilot nlsii Is Hin d up lii H ip service of Ditch* Hmii. Imvitig Is'on np|M>lutis1 n loiMohcr of tlie oonncrlptlon hottrd of Mnhotiliig rounty, it., in which Is lo- W a n t B a s e b a ll 8coras. * **•* • > . __________ . 4■ * *( t ♦ 4 . poet • •uti F to Hanford tirant line 8 25 drg )V alon g ■att-e to A. C, I*, tty, NW'ly along >ame to g #V ** ■ V- | ■•— 16.7.% rh* S <1 the AfV, .mils port • . .r u n r 1.25 ,h« I! to .(•rant line N 25 d ry ft along tirant line to point K fit l>rg, W to beginning * Unknoun •Iff. 20 Wiifiiiruff, S « ( h __ __ lUVpmlyrr, A l i » A Ilavemeyer, A p e A W of Vg E to beg . „ _. Bohlayrr, Fred W-9D Ik* of beg 9.32 rhe W Svf HE eor-ol l/>l I • run N 23 rhe m L n kr . M onro* sw alone u v r II t i e 62 Ike H 2 2 .U. • rh* E 11.67 ch* to t HE rob it 1 o t llnldvn Itril r * t . C o ’ * A dd., run NKIy along raetttly •l,l#-*ol Jjald Add. and along E ly •IdS ol F. It. TrslTord « m ap o( the lown ot Hanford to the E tine o l T lrr ot It. thence 8 3o Hanford (bant line H 25 W along tirant lin e to point #a»t cl Ueg W to beg. . ,--------. ^ t'r.knotvrt Zetrower, I! Sanitary Steam Presainf*, Hoi Gaaolnic Dry Cleaning tiona o f All Kinda on Short Notice Join Our Gcntlem cn’a Valet Club, $2.00 Pet Altera S U ITS $15.00 UPW ARD CALL-AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. PI Brawn, Charlotte .p a •< ■ -xJg. = \ -■ ia J 1 ; \ i r ------------f 1* ‘ ♦ Sheffield. Jak T h e foregoing dracrlbed property may b e 'V d r a m e d at any tim e ■ paying thp r.nt of a d v ertb ln g and inlere*t ut th e rale ol 12 per r*i al date It will he certified to the city attorney lo r etin-etioM , , J A 8 .VC, H O B E R TS 105-Tuf*-6te * ' C iiu C I n k - - — -Vv *■ , y ; ♦ B A )» el*» and N W *x o f HK*» If** 6 vh* E and W cbe N and H 8 l ~ r o e .. . tteg at S W 'rcr S W H_ *t | E h run 15 S rh» N S ' j rhe \V to M rllontitk nvc S along **me lo p oin t V* | •* / •*|/ *5 Cowardliness and Couarge. * ^ The renl secret of cowardliness Is great love of life— tknt Is, tho pleas­ ures of living; tho secret of cotirnge I* contempt of life. The Secret of cownnlllness Is love of one’s self; the secret of courage I* love of other*. William*. S. E. !-,C • j . .Tfi 1* That part of NK'v °t. S W I , (Ceallnprd From Page I) 1 I ** d a l feature*dcr filon*o tbem. d e s c r ip t io n i. »« * »: • ,r* * Ilaitehnll follow* the ling. A New II le.* p 20 It) J . « . Y«>rk eonvsptfndent o f n l/mdon. newstmivorlin* recclrril ruder* to cable dul­ Cage' S. Bemlnole C o ly Hie scores of nil game* la the Na­ llernril* . tional mid Apiriicitp league* nnd also N I nt A. J. I» . t rl** RuhIMvition rrrniilrii r-*at tin* scores mndc t»y the Clinndlan teams ' book 2, !>**•' *. S em ­ In tho lutcrhiitloniil league. Bo many inole Co. tlvrorda. Americans are now In England—and S\V nf NFJ, leas that part *r*t o more are arriving dully—that thff Ilrltave . ------lull newspaper* nro trying to get spo- tlW ‘ 4' '.MVWnntilh' *1 n e r .. Early Uae of Lead, In-Job 10:24 I* nn nUiulon to tho use of lend to till. curved Inscriptions upon stone hy pouring the molten lead Into the cavities o f the letters to ren­ der them legible nntl nt the snmo tlmo to preserve them from the uctlou of thu weather. *1i 1 ttt i ij Jimrpy M c A la e r No. Slacker. Winslow Coker’s ancestor* were Ixmdon swell*. Coker ^liusclf was liorn poor lit America, -tno before be' wn* thirty made an' cnbrmous fortune. Then ho went to Finland to occupy tho family’* former |>bsltion. l i e . said nothing fficre about Ida wealth, but nnnnuncrq Hint bo wn* a Coker, with a Tlcw to gaining, if the iiaino would aasl*t him, an entree to society. Borne remenibofed the posi­ tion held hy lib 'ancestors, but imlouo seemed to inko him r;t on account of It Than he men nrd hi* wealth, but even thnt—nt h i-t tho mention of it—mmlo no l»iprt;«ilf’n J>n soclrty, Filially bo fell lit tvl.Ii Bir. fliomns Bpottlswoovle, an Imlsyunloue barouot, who told him thnt to y-l liito aoolety ho must s[K>nd money and spend It In n way to'acconi|>llidi the .object ho de­ sired. Sir Thomas offered to direct Ids eipendltuiv* for -x toualdcrntlon. A bargnln was struck tiy which Blr Thomas was‘to receive M.OOO for him­ self and’ an unlimited iniiount fog e<>elcty. Tho Itcglnning was a dinner given by Coker, tho Invitations h> which were given hy the baenneb He knew those lit society who needed uifuiey and paid liberally for acceptances from ttie right |*eople. Aiming tliom* lnvlt,H| were Mrs. Mulholinnil pud her two daugh­ ters. Lillian ami Grace, aged VrApoeTlvcly twenty-four nntl twenty. Coker was hy no mean* nn iiuattractlvo man, and Draco Miilhnlland took u fancy to him. Hut In sending checks Hir Thom­ as made a mistake, lie sent a sop. nrnte check to tho mother nntl each of the daughter*. Grace .Mtilholland tind beeii unaware up to Hint tune how her mother maintained her social’ position In the face of poverty and was Indig­ nant. She sent tier check right back.' ami to Mr. Coker liluuclf. Coker said nothing nbout the matter to’ fils .social tuanager. Ifo felt sure U- lu llic main tho baronet was manfig woll, and this turned out tu bo I case. Colter atjcr a few months |ibeyond ttio'pcoplo he had Invited His tlrst dinner, though In rare Ink^'r*c» lie met tho Mulhollands. After i X3c ho brnko through tho coolngas l l, which M ils Grnro fronted Hm. ' •< excuscrl hjmself for Ills action her on t\icFground*t\mt ho hnd , Dulloae, It. C. $.**! nnd a ii'p e in fe tl fo r th ree d a y*, i SiihsetpienH y C ly t ile r MitTtMvtl n ? l n o tin e nml n nix tiny** HUsiKtinlon fo r iiotny k ick in g . .Turk lleiidrjelm . m a li­ n g e r o f Hie I lo o n ie r a, wan nUNpetideil f o r three tlttj* f o r to o mUi'h ta lk in g , whtfw* Itog er H rim pnlinli, uinnitger o f t h o T o led o*, w it* *et. |lo\)n fop n *lm l!n r perlot! fo r v e r lm lly a ssa ilin g nn u m ­ p ire . Mk'ktiy an y* Hint he w ill e o iitiu u e .slnpplng oil lin e s u n til the d is o r d e r e n d s. WARREN MILLER * N f f o f'T U j’i of N W'.V N S ' ! of N W R _______________ lee* H. It. R. o f W ay and Ice* that portion NE of It. It. and beg 627 It W of W side of French ave on N side o f Uoldiboro St, tun N 140 ft W 100 ft 8 140 ft K 100 ft to bra anil U*e beg 160 ft E • ol NW cor E 60 ft. R 140 ft W id’ ll N 140 ft ■ nd Ire* h*g 310 ft H of N tf' rot run S 210 ft K 310 It N 2IO ft W tlC ft . ....... . Beg at NK eor NW)» tun S <10 ft W 160 ft N 60 It K 160 ft_______ _ Beg 310 ft S of NW rur o f N E ) ( o f NW Ij ..... I1 Oil) fi U *34** I. t»- ili*slr,r,l 10 fitter i-C-Lif-’.’is noflcty a ml t o com e to n tlcs-U lon to re tu rn Ihn linil plnceO Tlie iiinnnirmcnt of tils en­ tleetl to th e d o n o r With n n o te e x ­ tree into the hnntjs o f another. In time p re ss iv e o f tier d e e p g n itltm le ninl s a y ­ her preJillJlee nn* worn nway, liut in g that fin* e o n Id not nrerpt" ’ diVMi n itctin ely hfffore the Ainerlenu myt* to-i* g ift from nny m utt not n f her o w n kin. bociitl pot-lllnu so IUrIi (liut he wua H ut shb n ft e n v n r d n ceep ted It fr o m Iter «)tll|a- liejMiti! H ip MitlholliintlM, null he lluuve.- , never loot them, • . .Coker spent several years In I/mtlon, renetilitR Ihei topiiiont niii’ml of ihe at»FINES BY HICKEY Hnl Inthier; then, nt tlili'ty-fi>ur. he lunl exlutltnletl tt litlleVer plettallte Ilicet* hint Since Abolishing Double Umpire Syaever lieoii it) It fur him lie rewolvetl tem Ho Haa Been Very Busy. to return' t,* hD unlive hind nnpl Iny I’ lV 'Idcn t lll e k e y o f Hie A jjio r iiim out for hhiiseir tt nirt’or. Wluil l lull lUMOtdnlhui, h iiv tiig iil>ollnlietl tint thmeitreer vvnn Ihia noIhlnR to tin with HiIh ntor.v. Shrtltly lie fore it>dylng lie h u h l d e um pire n y n tem . Is e x tr e m e ly htisy titlin g d h to n le r ly . in a n n gent, itml p la y ­ driving hy the lioii*i*'xitlie^y |l|l! Miller*. F or a tu-rnit In K uiihiim C ity reeen ltiollniuls llvint nntl jcttwNn pul i|rt^ fly. Imr. I’fton Inquiry he learned that Mnt. l y T in k e r a n d J«»r* W n g n e ^ w e r e llttetl .Vtilhothiiprn liumnfleuieitt of*her nf- f o t i eaeh. w h ile M o lh v lt g watt p en a llzeil .t o the eM en t o f 3?Jtr*. Hill 4'lytlier, m ailfnlra hatl i»«t been <t Uminchil nueeesa u g e r o f th e lanllMVltle*. w h o lutd nit nlnfnl the home given the fnnilly f)>r Hervlees to llie sltlle liv.llle IllMt Si 111- tervnllini w ith n r h n l player, wit* lined AN EPISODE OF LONDON SOCIAL LIFE • Sleckdell, II. E - . ___ Thomas, F l o r a , , . ___ _ French, A. k ■tia - *i �PAGE'KUU* August 21. l» u THE SANFORD HERALD Ernest Grffifory, Co. C, , JFla. and Wallace Reid, ^friends of Lis, F re d 'M u o n , Co. C, Flo. whstklnd of paper .tJuprint. ' Grady George McLaughlin, officers re* said, "G o Strong on Local, N ow s." it. j . HOLLY. Editor oerve Harris said “ Print the Best Paper W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager Htrold Washburn, coast >artillery You Can." Reid said "Give 'em Albert Fry, coast artillery Mixed Pickles." James Ext ridge, Flo. troops • But advice as to ho.w to print a THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY newspaper is o f little benefit to the George Huff, FIs. troops 'fhonus Sullivan, Fir. troops man. who doesn’ t know |n a sort of W. A. P attishill, officer reserve instinctive way what makes the ac­ ceptable newspaper. As an editor* corjw , •. ---’ • Meade Fox, coast artillery . Ingram G ucrry, coast artillery Joe Guerry, uviation corps *' 'Oscar -N. SHtlrower, Co. C, Fla. Henry Byrd, Co, C, Fla. Osborne Williams, Co. C, -V a il L o v e ll.-C n d -jie u t .'e corp s.1 Harry Carlson, navy Corbett Hutchinson aviation ways In view; whose personality and correct life command respect—and corps Sam Pcaveyhousc, aviation corps a ho knows how to publish an ac­ Martin Tem ple, Co. F. ceptable, clean well balanced, newsy Robert Robinson, navy h and reliable newspaper." ‘ *i-y- '■ #: corps The last paragraph above could Arthur Dickina, Co. II. . . mrdly contain more of value in so John Lee, Co. H. )ricf space. N o ' man should be an J. A. Stafford, Co. F. editor, who does n o t’"understand and Hugh White, navy * ;uard the responsibility of his posi­ Oscar Rouse, Oviedo, nav; tion." How can a man whoso per­ Andrew Aulin, Oviedo, am sonality and U/e does not command Hoover never did n wiser thing respect ever hope to wield an Influ­ than appointing Braxton Hcarham ence for good in a community? A paper may be a financial suc­ state food commissioner of Florida. cess ahd y e t ’ bp a, fj(;se to the com ­ Bcacham Is one of the few men who ' . work for the betterment of the rare munity in which it circulates. without hope of financial gain.- - He - N otr the langu age in the first par^ ia one of the biggest men, blit; of the •graph above,', " I f ho lasts he must broadest" minded, one of the most progressive men we foay.e in Florida. T H E COMMISSION FORM Sanford should wnke up right now orr the question of having the com ­ mission form of government. The election of aldermen will take place in December and before' the candi­ dates are announced the Ideaf’ Vf electing three commissioners should take precedence. The hoard of al­ dermen are doing all thgy can for the people of this cits but they can­ not-utu-nd to I heir private business a n d ‘ attend to that of the city also nnd get the proper results. The la­ borer is worthy of hisriiirr and three hired men for the city of Sanford would gel the* proper results ln-r.iii.-.c they .would taRe. all. their lim e.u tv tending to,* this particular business and if they’ foiled they could he re­ placed •by others who would give satisfaction. All this, talk of .munic­ ipal ownership is wasted unless llie commission form of government pre­ vails and hired men are put at tho bead of the city government to man­ age the business of thp’ tlty like they would manage their own business. There is a way to hold an .election and decide * tftfs matter' altd The Herald will outline the plan in the E D IT IN G A NEW SPAPER Th*> 'concluding paragraph* of « wiJJ written editorid in tin esteemed Clearwater ’ Sun under the caption ■'Editing A Newspaper" tire as f -j|tows: —The successful oijitnr must lie adapted in -all respects for hi* work. *a d must have qualities which the « t * s p » p e r men recagnize but which J»re not »o easily described.. if. he Inxti he must be fairminded and just — jUht to hit renders and to his pa­ per, and withal, tnb.;'t be a tnati with­ ou t fear. Prejudice is no part of the rea] efljtAi'. Tie does'not knojv.what }t means to t#e prejudiced, vindic­ tive, dpt bitter: T o succeed he j must be a man who has the truest SEMINOLt.S itor.L OF HONOR idea nF what a newspaper’ should be. The Brave Hoys Who Have Gone Years ngfi, whan the 'Columbus j . Forlh-to Fight for Humanity s Evenif\j», Rodger was :jl»bu{ to be ’ .S a k e -AJtablished' t h e 'promoter enquired of The following boys from Sanford j!lctrr>' Grady, Joel Candler Harris nnd Seminole county have joined the army and navy or will join in tip* next few weeks. This list is not complete and nil those who know of any boys who have enlisted and are not on .this list please let The Herald know about it as the list will be printed every Week until tlr6 war Is over: ‘ f YVl* cun furnish in any and any style type. Delivery in five days after receipt o f order. sk c Ftices for Rubber Stamps not *»vee 2}(j Inches long and type not over inch high: Each Additionnl Line 10c Office Supply Dept PHONZ MS Karl Schultz, on board ship Allen Jones, medical reserve corps Morris Spehcer. medical reserve corps Sherman Routh, tnediqal reserve corps Collier Brown, medical reserve corps * , Oliver Murrell, medical reserve corp s* . Leslie Hill, medical reserve corps , Ned Chittenden, signal corps R oy -Chittenden, marine corps Ralph Roumillet, navy yard. ’ « ** ’ *i. -n * **_ V t *| * t ,\rny John Murrell, medical reserve corps .* Kenneth “ (iUnrU r’miiter reserve Seth Woodruff.’ 'quartermaster re­ serve ■• t. Stanley'Walker, quartermaster re­ serve Dr. Ralph Steven*, hospital corps Joe Chittenden, C o. C, Fla. George Hall, C o. C, Fla. , Oscar Speer, C o. C, Fla. - . Bruce Anthony, C o. C, Fla. * »,"*'*|* - a - ■ •■ *_m * i I ’ This assures good management and exceptional care in the hand ing pf all the Bank's funds. •' * Your account is cordially invited! • CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD II. R. STEVENS SANFORD, FLORIDA C. M.1UND P, L WOODRUFF Vk.-Pr.ifd.iil [ . o . L TATLOR Csshicr - THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS 8 ' "I’m sorry, -----, but I’ ve got to sing your ship,'* tho German said finally. "Hut i'll tell you what I’ll do. It's against all regulations, but you go back and get your personal belongings and those of your men and stand hy.whllo I sink tile ship, and 1*11 give you a tow part way to shore." The .German was ns good .n s. bis word. He gnro tfio Britishers time to BURBANK MAKES NEW FIND K A IS E R BILL "' - Tuiit?*-“ Jliiliy Mine** .*» \\•*r.1 f r y m l dinin' Kftlutr JiiH, K a t B v r |1I«|« y u i k unpliMt*tui. y o u mum ow n Kaiser Hill. K ‘»fe< r Hill; ltut ttili t r b t h 'w lll never tlow nllc a i It rlna fr o m tnvvn to tttwn V ou inu»l I.kvo >*«ur royal crown. K n W r Hill, K nhn-r Hilt; Yeti inuM V » u r rpyul crow n. * lvtilscr lilll. Y ou ’ ve Insulted all miinklml, Kaiser H ill. K n lit.r Hill; W ill, j.uir autm raik - mind. K alter ttlll. K n lm r I till; Hy tliu use o f xulunariuit Y o u ’ vo illaplnr e<| rr mm.* mArn m ean Than the rlevH’n d a rk e s t scene. Y-otl will Rurrly have 111 go, Rainer Hill; Kalacr Hill. Uncle Ham decrees It so. Kaiser Hill. Kaiser Hill. Every Irmly . y< . »u have limits lia s Iftou hroki-n b y you r hinds. T h u s your house w ill low tm laid, Kaiser lull. K a ls s r Hill * T h u s your house w ill low bo laid, Kiflssr lilll. , • « mi may hake prejudice and yet be a strong, forceful writer. ’A gnoil editor will be willing to recognize nnd reward merit even in hi* worst enemy, nhoulri be have such. A good editor will know that a marris sometimes his enem y who 'would not be if ho could see him ti^’ lie Is. A good editor will be slow to take of­ fense from n brother editor, nevej-. .doing so until he is sure offense’ wa intended.—Arcadia News* T h i s Bank combines in a high degree Officers and Directors o business, probity and financial standing. * - •- T h en Or rat O t-rm nny « III rl>*.. Kaiser-Hill; K a is e r Pill; In her honor to th o id;lcs, Kafm-r lilll. K nitter Hill, FY»r ilrm orrncy m u st be P eck rd wllh Ijiurals fair to see A nd til," whole tvorltl will narro, • Kiilecr Hill, K litaor lilll; A nd the w hole w o r ld will nsree, ' ’ Kal*er Ttlll. A bram P ile (itiih In Chtraao T rlbon e. I’m Sorry I Must Sink Your S hip/’ He S a id -P e rs o n a l . Belongings Saved. • Decause of the high mortality among German submarine comma niters the German admiralty bns been compelled to Impress funner captains of Gorman merchantmeu Into the U boat shrrlce. British sklpisTs along Him Brooklyn water front who ha To been "torpedoed out” of vessels within the Inst few weeks rej»ort that tlu'y arc meeting former, acquaintances with Increasing frequency In rotnmuiid o f Huhmarlnes. Oap sUch meeting |«l to the first reconled case during Om "ruthless" hlockndo o f genuine solicitude on Hie part o f the U hunt commander for the welfare o f his victim. For obvious reasons tho name of the ship and tho British sklpper cooctrtied cannot bo mentioned, but It can ho said that both tho ship and Its inns ter were well known In the Atlantic trade and along fho Brooklyn water front. Tho II Iawl had. ns usual, signaled tho British crew tn abandon ship and row to the side of tbo submarine. Tho captain obeyed Instruct tons undercover o f Gm German gun.- When he rluruber«-d the submarine’s deck nud hUuded tils p - tiers up to the commanding offi­ cer. 1 .d r c/c.i mat., . . . Ti ctv w.iii a fluidi o f recognition, and Ivotb men -stoat In open mouthed nstonlfe’nnt "!. ’. 'tcy^ were old ncqiinliitutices amt f'id\l»ud many a friendly glass logotli t n Brooklyn. Mverpoo) and^JTg iVir.t; ‘lafforo the' war. ’ TlTh German wjh( tho* first to recover him­ self. ' “ Wb v, hello, - — to? said In EngIIhIx and rear lied out bis hand. "I'm sorry to see you here." The .British stripper h.utl he was sorry to bo'there and inquired ‘aftcF tho health.of the German officer’s family, noth for *ji maatent forjp-t tbnMlioy xvtits enemies. Yield of Wheat Will Be Increased by "Plant Wiiard’e" Diacoviry. • The development of a variety of wheat which will yield five times as much to tho aero ns tho average of wheat production throughout the Unit­ ed Stales Is announced by Luther Ilur* Imnk, tho "plant wizard" of Santa Itosa, according to u dispatch to the Sacramento lice. • Iturban It'a announcement of the suc­ cess* of Ida experiment cornea ten yenra after he began work on wheat and at a tlmo when -wheift may lie the biggest, factor In winning or losing the world war. ’ . . According to Burbank, tho average yield of wlicnl will run from fifty to seventh bushels an n<*re. If It Is uni­ versally planted, be says, the produc­ Appointed §latc Food Commissioner by Hooter ’ ’ tion of the present acreage of wheat, could Ih* doubled mnny times. Capitalist, Citrus Grower, Farmer, Father of Good Roads am/onr of tho Experiments » h to the'milling nnlure of thjsnew variety of wheat are yet to, mow! progressive men in the state of Florida. , Mr. Hoover cogll not have found a butter Ynan in all t h e ’southland to act as Food Cqamlssiuner. Hcnchab does not need the money nnd will receive no salary. It does not B ig g o st P la n in g M a ch in e. The biggest planing machine erer work for money, but for th^> benefit o f the stnte at large and hisfeljow men hunt. Is a monster weighing fifiO.OOO in bis borne e'oOnty of Orange, In our own county of Seminole M. Bear hum pounds,.which has Iwen constructed hy the. Bethlehem Steel conqirtny fur the has large holdings.and is preparing to have one of tiieljnest stok farms in Mare Miami navy yard. This planer the soutjv.near Forest City. His m any Sanford friends extend longratulatook fourteen months (o tmlld and re- tions to tin1 new Food Commissioner of Florida, to Beachainyne of the rpilres serial railroad cars to haul it to biggest men in Florida, the Pacific const. Hon. Braxton Bcacham. of Orlando N ot a W o r d W a s te r . Where Cranks Abond. Can’t, eat ’em all In summer? ’ ’Not If ever you wnnt to hxr nnnsensa enough ill winter? Home I'aimlng Is tnlketl you should go to itcoufofence. the answer. You put a lid on waste every time I don’ t care In what duhrtment. ot hutnnn life, or thought, wenever you you seal a preserving Jar. get n cnn/erenca cranks tie pi ways to (.'aimed herries nre hlnt-prnof. Frost ’doesn't it Ip Crtti nest vegetables.' the front. Newsjuipen* \tt not print Camieil g.'eiut Iwas mul yellow (teaches their views, so that whcijhey have a help light the liltu**.—New York Glolte. conference, nt their merexmd can In­ sist on being listened tothen Is tho From Prlvata to Private , Llfs. ^ happy tine of the crtuik.-fclr Edward A little known episode In the career, Clarke. o f the dct'ir<"icd «-r;'ic. Nicholas 11..'; was Ids j.eri> d sect Ice In the RitasluiPnriuy ns n istmmon solrllcr. Del ailhmltled to nil the restriction*, placed 1 on an ordinary private, satuttng tils o f - 1 llrers anil carrying fits full equipment-} with the rest. On tin* regimental roll he figured ns yt'rlyate Nicholas .Bonin-1 noir. o f Hie Orthcdox faith, coming from Tsiir.-tk.s' 8elo." ■ Hlr IVIIItam Grant, tho learned mas­ ter of the rolls, was a native of the conn iy of IhinIT iitul for a considerable tlmo represented ituit (’ouijtx In par­ liament. Though a forcible and easy speaker) ai'nrcely Inferior to any Of his time at the lair or In parliament, be was n remarkably silent man, says the Farm and Home.' lie was the most patient of Judges. .The story Is well known of his hearing an elaborate ar Kliment .for two days on the meaning of an act-of parliament amt when the rsiunsel thiHhed simply saying,. "Gcptlomcu, the uct.ts repealed." .On one of his visits to Banff he rode out u few rollea Into tfm country, accompanied by a few friends. The only observation that escaped from tdm was lit putodng iT Held pf pens. "Very line peak!” Next dny.be nnlc out with the same cortege and was equaliy.sllent, hut on Two Queitions. * passing the pume H|tot he muttered, "W hy do you wwp over the aorroxvs ; Tho Stars and St rrcs"Atul verj' finely podded loot*' of people In whom you have no Inter- I WheiCthe Atnerlcan H|' Is draped <v4 when you go to the tlirater?’* a>*kii| ; on a rtatSuHncy the stnt Should ap* the mail. . Muaio ana its TFtTilt>*. I»car in tho uisjbcjeft hd I corner If “ I don’^Ttftow," replied the woman. IVhut- we cull music Is well dcscrlbcxl tho stripes nre Rrwtwmtni In the upas n trinity. The three components are 'IWhy do you cheer wildly when a man per right hand cticiltcHl thc stripes iriythm. melody and harmony. Rhythm with whom you are not ncqunluted nre vertical. , Ih to musle xvliat the will is to the ImU slides to second Iwiio7**—Exchange.. vhlual. ’Die rhythm of monk* Is lit An Evident Alternative, physical side, just like the body ot True Age of M*. "She married him In spite of great, flesh of Hie human being. Melody It Dow old Is mno? McbWkI In y*ara music parallels the henrt (or blood;, i opposition, didn’t sheF*.* . uo one knows. But ho j as old aa "Yes.. Jf her marriage.doesn't turn thought, as mind. When ion s unces* component part o f the Individual. Hnr mnny Is the soul o f music Just us feel­ out xvelT she'll only have herself to for first begun to think, tit dnjr nma ing Is the soul <rf the human being false blame." was born. As man bus pgreexed It) "Good gracious! Why? Wind's to I'HixsesKed of u three fold nature.) Tin the ln»t million years, tniutf-mllllon* triple elements In music, are represent­ ore vent her blaming him?*' so Ivc nine hope ho will p*n-s> In tha ed In the history o f tho world- first by icx t huli-.nllllon or mllln. and the drum (rhythm); second, by the Inti Simplicity and Wisdom. time max vet come whoiiai f- Rr1*** (melodyi, null third, by the tyre (hnr T o ninlntnln oneself on this earth tuonyl. Music lays Its first bold on tht In not n ImnMhlp lad a pastime, if one humnti understanding 4>y-tCa- rhythm will live simply and wisely.—Tliorenu. All men nre Influenced by It (even snvages). And every soldier (with or xvjthnut nu ear for mualci can nppirciiiM the tap, tap of a druimher t*oy*» drum njul cap mnreh longer nnd better for It. —^Ifllmtclpliln Rpctfrdc— Fork Union M ilitary Acaffinfy * ' Bs Canny.,’ Horae preparedness—tans loaded with food. That rubl*er ring you put on a pre­ serving Jar helps you to sfreteh' your Income, The awful question "Whnt sliAll I bare for dinner?" la eaklly answered If your shelves are full o f borne canned products,. * » *: *a . A country school in Ihe heart olVIrginia* New buifdinff with all modern alpine1''* Iliffh atandardH, but not exttfag»nC®j Rales $335-$385.^ Aided and by War Dept. 19(h rear. F< oataloj? ad (ifcss N. J. Perkins, B. A.,‘ Acting Pres., Fork Union, Va., < c***J[or onent B. L. Perkins’ store Sai)fd» �—*-P ^r^mr-Jk— J THE SANVdRD HERALD ARSttt 21. 1*17 PAGE FITE'** CAMPS IN FRANCE PLEASE PERSHING iwctfrtalns whether they are the proper 'Muff or noi and his friend* here have no fi>nr .of the result as Capt. Herring will measure up to the' requlcsroant*. joyed by all. Air. Tcnny Deane^was ____5Vfirn 1 jTscnoa tno hmi » iiri. riv c l Baseball Tactics. leader. ; .■ * , Stealing third is. us n general prop­ .that tho comer o f the ncmlhlgh |*ew was After tho meeting n social followed osition. a bad play, though it comes In Indeed In dsncorous proximity—"IJvely 'when all kinds of old fashioned Uamly no nr and then, I would suggest lies oUeotloiis,".hy Canon Shennm* 1 • ■ • ♦ /a m . . were- played. Airs. , Green that nil young players avoid It.. If Iho ; tlCrte H appening-M ention A rih ilip p in # M s d lc in # tT e # . man La thrown out trying to steal third Afcrved delicious ice cream, cake and Henry Lee! who has a fine posi­ of Matters in Brief— . DefW({iri the provincial building and you hare tossed away a JKisaiblo chance punch for refreshments.* ' tion with the Western Union TejePersonal Items •of to the Filipino acbnplhouse, part o f which for a run, and If ho succeeds he hasn’t grajih Co, in Washington. D. C.,- is V 1v ’ ' Improved his scoring chances very 1.# used as a girls' dormitory, stands tho Interesthome on » well earned Vocation for One hundred and twenty thousand mtieli, because tie would go home from nacm l tree of tho Ifngaos, with a spun a short time, and is the guest-o f-his dollars will be loaned hy the -Federal o f its branches of 300 feet. Nor ts it-a sVcoiid on a clean Mingle anyway, . S u m m a ry of the Floating Small | parents, Mn and Mrs. J. T. Lee «vn Farm Loan Association to farmers My pertsuiiij ojilulon if that there is tree nt all In the true sense, for K Is n Oak avenue. 1» Talks Succinctly Arranged for in the Valrico section, within the cntltyly too intieh changing of idtchcrs K i g a l i tie example o f the balete, which next twenty days. The rate of inter Harried Herald Headers' in professional tinselaiII. The custom begins ns n paroslte vine, kills the tree Is so prevalent in certain clubs that on xvljleb it risen nnd then-hides it ill est is much lower' than can be se­ every man that starts 11 gumo does sol lts twining trunk-. The Ifngaos think cured from the Tampa, banks. hi fear, trembling le-it. ho be removed j thnt when that lingo tree dk-'s they, too, -. Mrs^A. D. Parrish returned hom $20.00 Worth .'or $.1.00 as soon us ho allows a'couple of hits will iierlsli, but then* Is mi industry, a Saturday from an exte rifled visit to Wo may he foolish to sell you <20.00 d|A 'handsome premium hook' has or Is a little wild. Ho Is prone to l*e- stolidity and n stamlnn hi that oliseuro the eastern markets and n|so to her worth Of Fertiliser for onfy 1 3.00 been published by tho Alachua Corhmandsr. Questions Cooka About eouie nervous under these conditions niV-e that should remove from their old home in North Carolina. -.Mrs. * —< — County Fair, which Is to he held in ^tho.Food Supply, and All Aro Wall and t>cgius to fume and fret ns soon hearts nil four o f extinction.—Christian Parrish purchased a lino stock of fall Thus saving youi per ton <17,00 Gainesville Nov. 20, 21,-22' nnd 23, Satlsfisd—Many of th# M#n So# th# as lie gets hi a hole. On tlm other Ilcm ld. millinery and will mnke announce­ Rut that will ho your GOOD LUCK. and four big days of fun are being Q#n#r«l For th# First Time— Potatoes .hand. If he were assured Iadore thp ment of a big opening later. «y U nter d a n L in d en . anticipated by ..the-thousands who game starteit that lie would Is* allowe>l • SEE US ABOUT MUCK -A -p le n t y . , ' ,* Dr. W. M. Harper. Osteopath, hw^ ITutof I)cn Uinb-ii Is tho fnmotw may attend. to lltilsh it Jie would In many ruses • CHAPPELL & CHAPPELL taken p suite of office^ in the n?w General I'ershlng gave the American workyiut Ills own sa(ration. A pitcher street lu Ib*rlln which exteudg from 102-tf - . Seminole. County Hank building „ r expeditionary force an cxntnpio o f the learns through being beaten, and If ho the Rrnndcnburg gplo onstwan] nlKiiit is taken oil! us soon as be lias any tlirco-llfths of n mile. Ilorderhig It aro across ffom The Herald, ollice wliere sTreuuoiis life by siveephiK through trouble be will never get the rigid kind tln> princely and Imperial palaces, tho “ A C ertain French Port’ ho is now comfortably located. •Dr. Paper Hanging and Painting mw t nearly a dozen villages where United of ex|K>rieii«e to develop JilsHilud and University, tho academy*, the statue of Harper has disposed of his Orlando Thousand* of new sample? of wnl States soldiers are living hi France his courage.—Ty L’olifi in, American Frederick the Great, etc. it unpins business nnd will devote his entire paper for you to select from. Sam­ And visiting nearly nil (mining centers Roy. ' ,. ^ “ under the lindens." .There 1* a certain port in France, » - 6 'T » — ■*" ' ~- - ' ■' time t o -hiB,Sanford-business, in Mie ples will b e 'brought to your door Wo may net know, it* noifie. "» which have been established *trmi) -future. ■ ' Upon request..- I also do decorating Anil thoro tho little wavelet* dunre. London In a Fog. A Solemn Duty, America's first great contribution for . * The sun shines Just the name, Ismdpn Is more or less noted for the Mrs. C. W. Speer of Sanfonl and nnd painting as it should lie done. On ships that tty the starry .ling “ Why did Hangsvliange Ills iron gray the war for democracy. granddaughter, Miss Jessye Ryder F. -.Wr Temperton, 108 Palmetto A* tnouith at homo their nncftbrs .1mg. It was not n-ctirsoYy inspection tlint dense fogs tlint obsi;iiro It at times, and hair to liluck?" a recent specluieu that was In Its prime 'Because ills fiancee thought tliegrny o f Columbus, Gu., spent the .week­ Aye., she dppr from First strvet. Amt Jolly boats <r)|i!e tq and fra the grnernl made. lie went Auto minute 11 couple of hours* U'foro midulglit, wav In'his hair, made hint look too old for Killed with the boys Ju blue,. ‘ * 96-tf end at Orlando,’where they were de­ details nil ninth# tho line, questioned n particularly iliie one. Who show tho way foe row *on row her. nnd licJhought It was his duty to lightfully entertained by Mr;, and private soldiers, company cooks nnd ,*Of lids* In khaki, too. In a" space Mint a good aerodrome ola-y Ills sweetheart's dyeing ropiest." SPECIAL NOTICE You'd almost bo Inclined to ray Mrs: Wilson Speer nnd daughter, various otiier ranfr? n* to how tilings tsttild have IncUwcsl I found-a chauf­ —Exchange, Mus son s Pool ’Twos Hampton 1toads or .New York bay. _ Miss Ionia $|)ccrL._Mr, Oscar Speer were going With them and what IfUtiyr feur looking with a lantern for land­ Open every Wednesday "night; Tho streets may scorn a trifle odd, of Co^.C. spent Thursday and Fri­ tiling could bo done to improve tho sit­ marks. so that be could dUcofer In Wh#r# Th#r# W«# No Chang#. l 7:80. Tho latiHuage somewhat si range. • which dlnsilon his ynr wns heading. day evenings with them. uation. 'Doix't you think I'm thinner than ■* * •,* * But silent speech of smile and nod Also every Wednesday morning General Pershing spent the night at I saw a telegraph messenger full qff when you saw me Inst?" Has an Intensive ranee.- .- 1 Did you know you can use finely for women ohlyt his bicycle In the middle of a qulet And whereeoe'er Ihetr rourwe extends “ Welt, yon may lie thinner, but to me a quaint lit He French village nmi reachground phosphate nnd build up your read, apparentl> from sheer perplex*" you’ re Just ns thick- as ever."—Chicago Every afternoon except Tuesdays The eyes they meet are eyes of friends. « m ! ilie American army area early next -land. Moke a hotter crop n/id save and Fridays. . Hy, and I found three motor buses Hint Tribune. T h o seas that know D ecatur'# men morning, fils visit'was entirely Infor­ Dim) to rest with their lomiieis close money hy using "Naturetow n.’.' Now know fils men ofico more, Good water, good lights, good ormal; ntol ho found the forces just ns oi.-Fflier In sin h 0 win* as hi mi gut**I And what w o* In, Paul Jonis* ken <10.00 per. ton f. 0 . h. Lakeland, F la.! Jer. . . «(n.t r Starlings by (he Million. hosleslretl -eugiigisl In their dully roil Appears a lo h a ,th e shorn. Ii.it cm li is-eii •harglag I In* other Writc..E. L. Winn, Sanford. 105-Hte! _ ■ ___' Starlings lu Europe trndltlnjjnlly • - • t . And up uhovo |i*-rhaps they ssx.. Unit work and drIJI. wound lj.ii 1 nil) xlopinsl Inst In time. From sume sidereal hrhU-o these days Entertainment for Member* (npil uclunlly) congregate In such Mr. anri“ M?s. Tibbetts of Somer­ At the end of the tlrst d n j“a"Inspec­ In HuMiiuil Inwirs of tin* inorotns !» —Maurlre X lorrls In ,‘ ,"*cw York Hun. The Itoyefl Neigh hors will giv- an set, Kentucky are here for a fev. tion (ieitentl Pershing said: "Uur prill- found auolber bus Miainllng hel; less by grant Rights that their millions darken clpnl eoneerii Just now of course Is lq weeks tho guest of Mrs. X ihhettV entertninmeitt for their m.onh^rs ami tie roailshle. Willi till* ill'll er sliuiiber tlm sky like a passing cloud. They nr** j*erfi*ct tin- nriiiy organlxatiou. This ini.- wlililn. bill llie driver of a molor .the terror of the fruit grower, hut they aunt, Mrs. Fannie Munson. Roth their families ami the Modern Wood­ Is a big taslt, but It Is moving nlotig inis Is a reniarkn' l'* uit|ii Til many ways. do nt least one ijnnponsallve service, Mr. and Mrs. Tihhets nre well men in .the- Woodmen ilali hext by cut Itig the destructive laud snails, smpoltily nnd in a most satisfactory — I.oiittoii Stiei-lotof. know n hero where Mr. Tilihets. was Tuesday night, August 21st nnd nil which up* very 1111 morons, nnd with maimer.formerly in the drug business and the membcAi are cordially invited to which up *1inlie) I Slates Is not similar­ A P a r s o n 's A d v isor. 104-2tp. Mrs. Tibhcta wan Miss Munson'who he present.! ly afflicted. Otil N ellie, th e parkdi c le r k o f T o d Work Wall Started. spent her girlhood days here. They Quickly Follow Example- of '"The work at I'l-riala ports *>f illsejn- ] iliiiu l'-n w ii' a g r r a i I'tiaim ler. lb •Dtllark and Sense T em peram ent. Mrs. Puleston and ehil dren re­ liarkniloji Is w>-ll sinrlisl Itailroail if< i ii|.|i"l th e |i>w.—l tb-r n f ib e “ th ree TeehnlriUly. . leiuperuumnf ItunOO • the French When on a ( if you’ re th>fctmi* ami d > nut turned home Saturday'1 oigW Inin* material Is coming over ns rapidly I ilc 'k i-r ‘ pu lpit K n i t r i f l l i x l III** n* "the -pc pinI lype iif mental eonstitu* kim« where'your dollarhaw ih<sp qu ?i-s In xii 1111111 a lim e ilm t th ere Marco wlie re they have been visit­ ns-can be nrriiugcd. Tlm progress we Long March. Mon ilui* to tinlurnl eituracteristlc* of linvo maile Hills for xrIt It tlio assist-1 was nothing left for tin1 congregation Ihe bodily organism, ftrotully. spetik** ing Mr*. Puleston'* mother for sev­ most cents n buying shoes, hats, * clothing, tjry giv>ds, Indies ready-tonnce of the French Is n* source of great to )!o. eral m on th s....... . { lu m> 11r-1 week, lit 'I'mbllnutou llm lug. teiiqa-rauii'iit l*s elm racier—tho. wear. eorsi-fii gloves, hosiery ami When IV. Ibilierizollrni of Potiulum sntlHfucIbia to me. ItUfets and train­ mental innkr-up of a person, the way Mr. and Airs. E. L. Winn hny<\ notions, its a wide yign-you have not put singing lessons in tin* curriculum ing itround-for men are us well loc-ntcd Wlmle WnlncxthiJ- i-yeiilng service )le- Im Is Incllni*)! to ihink nml foil about *c|\,-d mi nn*.** Nettle, linvlpg tnkeu Jirtt returned fropi a motor trip - to been in the' yhrce-in-One Store for o f tilft itolillers’ training a tremor of a s could be expis'li-d nt this time o f the #tm k " f Mn' ni'W' i<it n ile l .re u ia rk i‘«l; things In general. ,* the mountains of North Caroline, and hefe your, dinar has the Greatest mllllnry giggle win heanl armiiul ili<* year, when space Is IIiuIU-j) by crojis In “ Thcro are I wo • baptisms tonight." Tennessee. ‘ Mr. Winn i s 'the agent, • Vahte. Rig Three-in-One Store. world. . Three yi-ars ago, when Mars tlio fields.V.*i This was siiltb'hmMy aluhtilug. Imt mv for Natun-sown fertiliser nnd at. “ After these are..remove*! w-e will M ak e H aste Slpvviy. 105-1 tq “Milb-il ftp the sight of Ihosi* same sol­ te-rioib-Oi.xx wan incn-a-xeil w hen.In* have plenty of space fur lodging nnd -present is making Orlando head-" Hetijember Ilmt. sortie training Is nitilpd **-J‘tike I'lim *oii.)li,n'l bra lit the dier? mar> lilug to tin* frontiers i-asl training tlm divisions tlint ntty incom e qunrters. necessary before n mnii can become .squill anil Xyest—Under tin* ihroaty liar Trnlliliftt Is progressing very well wirli u'.(Mli'j) eg,llli d the eiiruet " f the r'i'Ul a Jarumr. Even jHitaio raisers have .. — '.Ir .... - . ..I TI10 <} utility Shop Opens I f ’ k ' I l|l | l|« 11 1 |« P f l T T . b i l l ' N o .‘ 686 will cure Malaria o r Ril Mrs A D. p^rid. has ra'urned t'lige of ' ‘DeulHchliind, hriilM-liIand the nsiHtauee of the French." , to know- bow- to drill. I bef Alien." file cb-rlslve giggle-* began ious Fever. It kilM the germs. Pa, lPn, m.irkl. „ !ind tSeiiernl I'er-diiug w h s imil|lug In his nt) > In* 11 *. die out niilfl now 1 bey are’ not. Ij * *. ’ 86-a5t 'Un.mhnseil t hi­ t.-e«v erru- IiwtsPbe (uliullted llnit It wax a ease of InsHt-’ -Hou of tin* tralulne urea, lie In­ quired tiiiu every, phase of the men's Rorn to Mr. and, tMrs. Osborn * p in mijlito ril that, will mhui be lie wliii ihilgbk liral .IvesUo yislel. dully life, the character ami tho quan­ ilerndon Friday night u fine baby lUpl.iy ui n' e (Quality Simp. All of widt-ii Is soniealiut tlislnnlly tity of Iheir food, even to tlm disposl. I/p o rt ImjH iif« *-—■ -..... vl*’ °F* ' " j (/p r t huji tire rrtjidy now Jinrl M lejiiled In tin* fact (bat 1 lit* America 11 •tU>n o f garbage slops, which be found Mrs. Henry Wight and childro^JfrafrLh hiIdre^/Puirii!i invi.e.* invi.e . ihl tl I idfc* 1 1 cull and xoldlers luvFntiitto are not only slug were nil going fn French farmers, who “ h M »e tin* tii many newl« vies in millinery Ing'as they train. btit'nYo n< iiiuity *t>v were delighted to have Ibis mailer to have returned from Puytnrm Reach1 «w where they hud a cottage for theelI The f.il! f opening \v:l! b- :tun*>tiu'-.-< llig trabnsl td shig One of our »itli*-*-r» fe*s| their pig*, taking ml) a.nftlgiV of *1*1: . . * Hummer months. every -sort <jf refyst* containing fat. ^ "JV.o aro Jtrttlnlug with the 'blue dev Gejiernl I’ershlng found Mm American Mrs. 8. O. Sliinholiicf ^nd childrt h IU,* anil they certainly deserve Rielr, soldiers and tlm French villagers.living ’At a recent Spec Lit meeting of tin name. They aro the tutlghunl set of Lave returned from Daytona Reach together In 1 lie* greatest nmlty. He In­ county eomfniasitliera' of Flagler undersized gentry that I have tun into quired about tlm- washing fofr soldiers after spending the pnsl month cmAnd The Iti^lit Refrigerator Means t --r" , county a petition wfs presented call­ la Franco..,— joyin g the ocean hreer.es. nnd found that they nearly all washed * • , j 1 "They barer! ti^ ilie waist and went their ow-ii riot lies in thu village wash ing for a Wet o r -“dry election .in Rub-M y-Tism' — Antisejiric, Am) Fjoridii’ A-'linby coun fV. Th e petition through IIdee main* of grenade and Imust-a erected along running’ stroams, j dyne —Kills jm in; sto|>s put ref ac | meeting all of-the lc|4il-requirements, Isitnldng practice ftH»t was Hie last the villagers washing mi 0110 bank and Cion. word In Htrontkudty." Theii we w atched the soldiers on the other. 86-3 fit J resolution was nd)i>ted r calling for them t(if Abelo coriimnudor assemlileil At several company kitchens tlm Mrs. Geo. McGuhagin anti chil­ nh election to be |eld September Ahem for thu uiurvli back to the vlf American commander interrogated the dren left this inorning on a visit to lbth* Inge. At tho command 'Attention!' rooks closely. *. w h a t ,Come on relatives in Miami for a Sveek or -their lieel* clicked,--their beady went old man. "Do y ou .get enough to eat and to 'j. a g a i n . ? ' two. More than 160,000 acres of land linek, their .chins lip, nnd their right feed tho men?'* Im asked otm veteran UPWillie Stringfellow is in.tke shown on state maps as being Ever; hands were pasted rigidly, against their cook who has been In ^Jie rcgulnr arniy ICE RIUS /or a few days attending to his auto­ glades Is a rtotally high pine and right trousers legs. for n 11 limber of years, ' • I need N “ At coni h) a nil, 'Sfarch!' nil of them . "Ye.<, filr." repllcil 1110 cook, standing mobile husine.zs'nnd mingling with prairie, nut overfloWedi ' and not more' friends. Willie experts to join the needing other titan surface drainage- started off, punctuating their first slop at respm ifiil attention. ice. with the first word of their marching “ Do you. get guy vegetables?" nuked aviation corps in a few weeks and gu to carry ofT heavy rainfall in order song. It wns not any sickly chorus Gendrnl Pehdilng. * into active training. to fully reclaim it for cultivation. either. Thcro was plenty of beef and “ No, sir." repllcil the cook. • I have opener! iny drug store tem-yfThit' Announcement that the Ever­ lung jiower behind every poto. My Potato## In Plsflty. porarily at Ferklns old stand in Im­ glades has shrunk or has heretoforo -men, however, lined up op|*o«Ue, were “ Don't you get any polntoes?" askiHl IM Sgftlop. perial. Theatre building $nd will been exaggerated on the state maps, not missing 11 hit of IL Most of them General Pershing, wlth.tiome surprise. RCFt^lGtOATO^. appreciate a share of your patronage, was' made hy Captuin J. F. Juudon, seemed to know what was expected “ Oh. yes, sir,* was tlio prompt yeply. i’hnne 294. E. D! Mobley, drug- who recently made an exploration when I said; ‘On the command to “ Ami onions mid tomatoes?" ques­ mnrch the company will begin (o sing, tioned ^ho general further. xist. 105-2tc, f jtour of the southwestern pnrt of the kceplug time* with the music. Tho flrit ’ “ Yes. sir." Mr. and Mr*. T. S. Huff nnd lit t li wfate of several weeks’. «iuratlon and sergeant will announce tho song.' “ And tmnns?" daughter have returned from a brought hack with him numerous "Tho first sergeant responded with­ "Ye*, sir." nifnth’a visit to New York city and photographs and samples of soil to out a change.of color, ns If tho rom “Then what do you want?” muml to sing was mi old regulation. I other points artd' are at “home again prove- his discovdry. “ Nothing, sir.” know that he was puxxted, but he did in their bungalow south of the city. / General Pershing smiled oml moved It well. The name of tlm song wns away satisfied thnt that particular William Moye had a narrow e J f “ Vau E" '? r S o r ,,r To b e •given Thursday evening, passed down the lliin from man to company Was doing very well In wnrcape yesterday at the- Seminole cor­ man. When I gavo the order to march Aug. 2.1rd, 7:30 Game's, music, re­ tho company;'Almost linlf of them new ■llnm and In the war zone. ner when his wheel collided .with a At another company kitchen the cook freshments und a general good time recruits, wlieele*! In squads of fours var driven by Ralph Sauls. William said the only coiuphilnt bo hnd to mnko will feature us part of the entertain* nnd started off down the road singing. was that the company's share of can­ was knocked down and under the mentx Two plays also will bo* ren­ ‘ Ilall. hall, the-gaug's-aU liqp*!’ ned salmon had not been forthcoming *«r and the wheel smashed hut he “ \Vo swung Into camp (lint night regularly. was able to get up artd go home and dered by members of the union. with every voice raising lustily on ‘A . “ What do you get as a ■ubstltute7“ **om* nono the',worse for-the ncci- First play, "Courtship Under Dif­ grasshopper hopped on a grossluipjier’s asked tho general. ficulties," featuring Mr. Edwu/d , dent. Mlllen, Miss Rosamond Radford back.’ and after dinner the billot* Just “ Well, of course, sir, wo get baron." Woodland Pai;k Is open .only Sun-, Xnd Mr. Arthur Lossing. Second spoutetl melody, everything, from rng- replied tho cook, anniowhat kulslued. timo to ChrliitmaA enrols and baby lul­ riaya. To let on week days. 02-tf "Any other complaint?" the com­ jilay, "Stage Struck," presenting Mr. * mander Inquired. The many friends of Henry Pea* If; .Roby Laing, Miss Clara Millep, labies. “ t bare found that, while a song that There wua none, and agnln tho gen­ body will regret to .earn that ho will Mr. Joo Courier nnd Miss ,Luclilo bus snap and a swing to it is the most eral passed on, completely satisfied fyave^ in a few days for Jacksonville Rincs. . ■ 1 popular on tlm march, a sentimental with prevailing condition*.where he will have charge of the now “ Everybody" invited and bo on love ballad Is n sure winner in the cool M u g troojieni saw General Pershing warehouse and factory to be erected time, of the evening." for the first timo In their lives. His ta that .‘city by the Virginia Caro­ "E verybody” also |lease' bring a visit was so unexpected -at certain lina Co.. Henryf was born and raised ly points of the far filing training aiea dime. .. . L ife .- . ■ . hero and v i l e we hate to los* him ' that the soldleis speculated‘ st first “ Young man, there Is nothing worse whether ’ He was Pershing. Several fej'oicd In his promotion! (< Presbyterian C. E. than high life on n lory salary," snid times tliey referre*! the dispute to the No. 6GG will cure Chills and T^he month of August on tho C r. E. the wise man who i# always gt.vlmf correspondents accompanying tho pill*flevxrr. It Is the most speedy rem­ monthly service program is for out­ advice. ^ • » • ; \ . # , <, . • • cer. * edy wo know. 86-35t "Oh, I don't know," replied the young door meetings. , "I knew It wns Pershing sll tho Mr. and Mrs. Downing of GaihesThe Presbyterian p. E.’a on Ihst mail who know u thing or two himself. time." bonMed one old trooper, "bovilic have, arrived in tho city and Friday evening were invited to b*Vld “ It's no wnnm than low Ilf# on a high eouso I saw his plctfire hi tlio paper, salary.''—Florida Tlmes-Unlon. will mnke it their home. Mr. Down­ their regular meeting nt the h he .looks Just like It." General Pershing gavo orders.looking ing will be'with the Virginia C a ro-tplu b ,e htm)p of Mr nm, M H#r Choic#. to a little smarter Rctup of the mjjn ill "na Chemical Cm, at the plant. « , rc roen on tho west aide. They m “ Docs your daughter play Mozart?" tho future-. . A great majority of. tho Capt. George G. Herring expeem at tho church and were carried we asked, displaying unusual erudition. troops now In Franco -a’re recnilta In to leave Friday for the training camp autoes and a truck to the mcetlnl “ I believe so," sbq replied deprccat- The rogutsr army, and many of them Ft. OgeJthurpo where he will go place; The meeting was held on tbl Ingiy, -but 1 think she prefers euchre." are learning the art. of soldiering for through the strenuous training that big porch hy lamp light and was enl —Philadelphia Ledger. . . . . . . _______ the first time. • : (N AND ABOUT JHE CITY Pays Unexpected Visit to the , Training Grounds. WORK NOW WELL STARTED SINGING NEW WAR ART FOR TROOPS ARROAO SAVE YOUR ICE! BY USING THE RIGHT . ■X, The Autom atic Refrigerator a Chipping off the Ice Wastes a. Large, Per­ centage and is an Unsanitary Habit—Take a Look at the Arrangement for Having Cold Water All The Time in a Sanitary Enameled Box—The Right Idea as Userf in the Automatic You Cannot Appreciate the Fine Points o f, This Refrigerator Until You See It. : : : : : : : : LOOK TH^M OVER TODAY AT THE SANFORD �►» Augnat ru— j- j-Q CURBSTONE GLEANINGS B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N " J U S T - YOU AND M E .” Svfeeping Powers, Given Wilson When Congress Passed Food BID BETW EEN . . Establishes Government Control ead Prohibits Hoarding and Speculation — Provides For One Administrator, Who Will Be Herbert C Hoover. EVEN» THE GATE POST NOT IN IT — * A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, ** HE’LL PEENT ’EM ’’— SO SAYS SAUNTERER... With the Exception of the Rer­ Measure This Is the Last i Important War Legislation Be­ fore Congress— Fight Against A ct Occupied 100 days. .O— —— — —— C— — — — — Ing and there would be grave food riots sett vfjnter unless conditions were changed.'Examination o f ’ the measure has pesced 'congress leaves no quest tlon that ft’ ctSnveys powers- which. If exercised, wit) redound to tbo public benefit At the same tlmfc It is Im­ portant to remember that the country this year has a tremendous crop of foodstuffs—In tbo aggregate much more than It needs—and that If this Is not wasted nor manipulated and Is wisely distributed there - will be enough for home use and ••nonuoua quantities for the allies and American troops abroad. N eed N o tB e Disappointed. mT agencies engaged tn production, transporta tlon and distribution of nece^T ri**. tan Uhdoubtedly revolutionize tb» cost of living in this.country, to « £ nothing of other broad powers which are granted.* FLOATING TRAINING SCHOOLS. Msrlns League Wants Evsry Btata t» Maintain a Ship, Ak a first step tq^pnl lncre&ing the supply of American seamen sufficient to ropfl with the submarine peril aiA after tho war, to meet the needs of an Increased merchant marina the Nation­ al Marine League o f the United States appointed a committee to confer with the Doited States shipping bosrd and the department of commerce on a proj­ ect for increasing the number of nau­ tical training ships. The project, as outlined by P, H. yr Boas, president of the league, la for every state In the Union ultimately to provide for the maintenance of a train­ ing ship In American waters. As a beginning the league adopted a resolu­ tion asking the shipping hoard and the department of commerce to tare over to Ute league's trustees a vessel “suffldent In size to accommodate approxlmately 800 uautical students."* The resolution suggested that tbe Interned German ship lndre would meet ths needa o f tbe lesgue and provide the nucleus o f a “ floating Plattsburgh 7 1 have two kicka coming this railed upon the senate and bouse con­ If the profits on distribution ore week. Oke is on the appearance of ferees to eliminate a senate amend­ bold down to moderate' figures there Is F E A T U R E S OF FOO D ment, Inserted by two overwhelming rwowh-to hettiti-e thftt Tbe~ two~ desir­ the streeta and fhe other ia on the • »IL W NQW A LAW votes of 03 to 10 and 00 to 23. Sewers on the bulkhead.-'? The city able results of targe shipments abroad Comprehensive powers are rflven In ami reasonable prices at home ean be streeta are dirty at times—positive the bill, passed as a war measure, to achieved. E>Labilities aorsrnmsntal control ly dirty'.—and the sewers on the over foods, rr*ds and fast. assure adequate supply and equitable That ^tr. floorer Is sincere In his bulkhead will have to be extended Prohibits hoarding and speculation . distribution of the named necessaries, desire to achieve these two great ends affecting supply, distribution and ' farther into the take if the present to facilitate tbelr movement, to pre­ la not doubted by those wbo know him, movement of foods dry season continues. The sewers vent, locally and generally, scarcity, despite sit the attacks made and tho Provides for on* administrator, who at present are s menace to Jhe will co-op*rate with other agencies •monopoly, boarding, Injurious specula­ current folk that the food control of the government. * health of Sanford, the streets ate a tion, ’ manipulation or private control measure will be a disappointment to Authorizes seizure o f boarded nec­ detriment to the good looks of the affecting supply, distribution and move­ the people^ essaries. St. Petersburg is more or less dull ment city. I would call the attention of Prohibits tbs «s « of any food mate­ H ie governmHSt, by the strict en­ and idle In the summer-and too mane rials In ths production o f distilled the city council to both. forcement of rhe antl-bnanling pro­ Smoot Amendment Edited. liquors exespt for govsrnmsntal dtisens have too little to do. The A • • f purposes; provide* against ImporOther provisions of the MU flx a visions and by exercising lta right giv­ result is a lot of gossip and spends! , tstlon o f distilled liquor during minimum price for wheat beginning en under the bill to buy and sell fuel, gets started. and spreads over the J Don’ t fly off at a tangent about ths war; directs the president to next year at not less than $2 per stand­ wheat, flour. |beans and potatoes, to This is war tak* bver all dlstlllsd liquor In city. And the newspapers do not anything these days. bonded warehouses. ard bushel; provide,for coal and coke regulate, speculation, Sou lo llrewm^ tftnes and some things dp not go jpublish .this b a ck . door gossip.* Authorizes ths president, whansvsr price fixing, commandeering and gov­ now. *, : - Iv he considers It necessary In emer­ — ernment operation o f factories and The Independent does nof^prjbt gency, lo ff* a “ reasonable" price mines producing necessaries; for gov­ this because about tour-fifths of it is for coal and coke. ernment purchase, isle and requisition Provides fo r a system of, federal untrue or so greatly exaggerated as f Thinking .about the draft system ' licenses o f production, transportsof-variona neyrzsaries and fo r federal gives me the opinion thatyili single to be the same thing, and the other . Uoo aud dUirltniibm— - — —— •— licensing of agencies producing and. flfth^has not become~Ticw»r' ITTias meir-between the ages Tjf vT'irtid"*5t"" Authorises the president to fix a handling them. should go first and after that the minimum price o f wheat at P per happened several times that a man * bushel. The prohibition provisions, a compro­ married men. has been caught giving a bad chftck mise for “ bone,dry” prohibition pro­ • • • or committing a forgery or some posed by the house, prohibit manufac­ ,i » □BN the food control bill passed ture and Importation of dlgtllled liquors other offense against a law, but no *i Andy C arter. says that town Specialist in all Chronic Troubles such as tho house’and senate and was for boveregea during fho war, author­ arrests have been made, do warrant factionalism Is the "yeastfoam of signed by the president It mark* 1 , ize tin? president to suspend mnmifti'hell" and I agree with him. People has been issued and thtf civil auture of malt, fermented und vinous the completion py congress o f nil Irowill play petty politics to the exclu­ Stomach, Liver, Kidney, Bladder, tho-ities have done nothing. So! .It r/5. it not news. The newspapers can­ sion of everything else and spend portnnt war legislation under consid­ llqiioni or to limit tbelr alcoholic con­ Anemic and P o o r Circulation, tent and “ authorizes and directs” the not print gossip that effectt a per* more tirpe discussing this man or eration with one exception-; the tovcAsthma, Hay Fever, Sciatic, Acute president, to Ills discretion, to coinson’s standing in the, community that man than they ever spent look­ ijuo-bill. Lenders assert that wheu the mnndeer distilled beverages in bond and Articular Rheumatism, Lumrevenue hill la-fliinlly passed there pill wjlhout la) ing, itself liable to a suit ing after their own business. ir stock wlu-n necessary for t-cdlstlllatlon * » • t . „*■ * • he nothing to prevent congress from bagp, Obeisity,* Stiff Joints and for libel!-*’ Until an arrest U made Into alcohol for military or other publkniijourulng. However, the debate on others too numerous #ito mention. fo r ‘ a criminal offense the newspaper Municipal Ownership will never this measure Is expected to require a dofenso purposes or to conserve food­ 1 stuff*. * ■* cannot publish the facts relating to com e lo Sanford unless i t . comes long time. / Congressional leaders understand the ah offeoir. H years practice— i year* IIospiLul Experience enables me The pus.sqgo of the food control hid under it commission form of govern­ president does not Intend to comman­ to effect cures where all others’ fail. Thorough and If the person agninst w hom an of­ ment ,or the city-..manager plan. was another victory liy President Wil­ deer distilled splrlta jjC.to curtail their Careful Examination. Professional advice on fense in committed, who loses money The hoard of aldermen aro doing .ail son over Ills opponents In bot|i the consumption unless military exigencies your case free of charge. Noeytra rhnnre house and Sttaajo. In Its final form the or is injured in tiny way by n gtim- they can and cannot he criticized fur house calls. PERMANENTLY require.- Tin? so railed Smoot amend­ ,* Located in Sanford. Innl offense, is willing to prosecute for any lapse of duty hut no mnn or hilt embodies practically everything ment, directing federal pun-hnse o f dis­ that Mr. Wilson asked for and omitted tilled beverages tn bond nt cost ’plus •the accused person on pnymorrV*ofj set o f ’ 'men ' can give the city’s nfall features w hich ho objected to. iff \Vf cent profit, was eUnilnate<L the costs,, thdn the newspaper should fairs their entire tjme and attention Provisions of Measure. not be exploited to do more and give while they have their own private Will Control Cool.Scminolc[Bank|Bldg. Oppo?. Herald Ollice" Tho measure carries drastic prohibi­ the information to the public. , ’.A business to look after and no man Sweeping |lowers to control coal newspaper is not a public prose­ or set of * men can lie expected 4o tion features. Summarized. It makes prlces’ hlso are imlvlded.’ The bill au­ ’* cutor. ,!t» Is not the newspaper’ s give all their time to city affairs these provisions;-’ thorises the president, through tht) Forbids government agents from business' to exj/bse a criminal who unless they are well paid fprit-.- I do Federal Trade C'ouunlsalon or other using their Intlueueu In lotting con­ has ’ mu been publicly accused by not davor municipal ownership for agency, to fix cqtil und coke prices at tracts to concents tit which they are the mines and among wholesalers and swearing out n warrant. Nor U n this city under the present modus Interested. retailers*, to regulftc niuthodg of wile, newspaper a scandal monger or a operandi for this reason and no tax­ Shipment nnd distribution among deal-* garbage can. It is not the jirovlnvce payer will favor it under the present 'Declares It unlawful to destroy, •rs mid consumers, and tn requisition of a newspaper to print backdoor conditions. waste, permit preventable deteriora­ and o|*'rnte mlticn or other coaling fa-' gossip. If the civil authorities in a tion, hoard, monopolize, discriminate, cR Jiles. , . coihtbUnity consider an offense •••Canny Edinburgh City Fathers. make unfair rotes, conspire to limit against the law so trivial as to refuse Edinburgh o\vnn several meadows, transportation, production.’ harvesting, A system of federal licensing of all to prosectifg them the case is not of some iti the heart of the city. Tltese manufacture, supplying, storage or enough importance lor the newspaper* held* are put to good use. In the dealing, restrict the supply or distribu­ agencies related to tlit? production, spring they tire,.liny field.*,, the crops tion, prevent mnnufnoture or produc­ transportation and distribution of the to take it up. X tion or exact extendve prices with re- deslgnqtisl necesmirlea also is, provid­ It is the same old tendency to selling .fur..very rt-*|H-t-table, sums, toq, ed, and rigid provisions ngn Ilist'hoard­ eitch year. After the hay harvest is Kfiect to necessaries. make th<* newspaper the goal and Requires Ik-cijscs to d o b u s in e s s u n ­ ing, speculation nnd monopotbnttlon es over Edinburgh lets out tbo meadows leave it to hold the hag. They want for other purposes connected with cut- d e r r e g u la t io n s t o Ik? tnndo.hy t b e p r e s ­ tuldlshet) under heavy i»eii»tries. Farm­ ers are nxempted fr,qm tbe tuzirdlng the newspaper to do something the tie and fanning and adds a tilt more id e n t. ..... injured person is not willing to do. to tbo money thus acquired by tho ennProvides that hoarded necessaries provisions. The bill, also authorizes tho presi­ mny bo seized and sold by the gov­ The Miami Metropolis -complains, in ny Scotch rulers of the town, dent to requisition for 'rnilltnry or pub­ ^ K!dtr Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity ernment. '* * ’ «* •u re’ceht editorial,-that there is dis- j lic defense needs all n*res*arU*s named Authorizes the president to requisi­ crimination of justice in that city Sho Knew, and, to guarantor reuHOtiuble prices to 1 o f 99.9S Per Cent. •— She had gone to the doctor*#or some- tion supplies for tbfc army nml navy. and that there is a tendency toward producer nnd consiuner, to buy and sefl law violation that is had for the city. medicine for her Mtushaqd. “What Is FuU Wilson In Business. fuel, wheat, flour, meal, bean? p;id poMiami is not the only city, where tbe nature o f your lHishnnd's ailment?" Authorizes the president to buy add tatoi-s. The tdli nlso’ authorizes tbe • ' such conditions exist. In St. Peters-j nuked doc. “To tell you the truth, doc­ sell wheat, flour, meal, beans and pota­ prreidsut to requisition and .operate tor, 1 think It Is a plain case of ill na­ toes. burg, in the last several months, ture.” any factory, imcktng house, mine or oil Authorizes thtj president to requisi­ pljw line, n t' JVst coJjij>eiisarion, for* thnre have been offense^ against the aCS • • 0 tion und npernta any factory, packing mllltnry or public defenso uses. law that have not been prosecuted Put Stick In Knot. house, oil pipe line, mine nr other plant Regulation of grain nnd other food­ because the injured parties vlcclipe When tying n knot lb rope which au<J sell,tbe products. stuff markets to prqvcut. Injurious to .prosecutb. There is too muwhnff Authorizes ttie president to prevent ‘speculation or undue enhancement'of must stand much strain, put u stick this. If the offenders against the of soft wood In tho knot for It to closu Injurious speculation antf regulate ex­ •prices. Is another iniwer «*onf^rreil upon this. If the offenders against te on. When you want to untie the knot changes,. tbe food administration •through tbe UNIVERSITY O F FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN law were arrested arid punished for break the stick and pujf out both ends. . . TALLAHASSEE • GAINESVILLE ..., F lies n minimum price of J2 per .president ^ COLLEGE OP Till: HHillEUT.IUNX HIGH M O R A L INTKU.KCTt>AL STANDAKINi ali offenses there would be more re­ Your knot enn be easily untied.—Fnrni bushel on next year's lyjieat crop. Another clause, Inserted by the' sen­ UbvcU Ai i. I^w, Azrlcultur*. Entlnrvricf. LIReral Arta.* EduratIon, Mu«ic. Kiprt**l*«» Prohibits use of foods, fruits, food ate after much criticism of alleged salo • spect for the law. —St. Petersburg uud FI res id el I'hytlrsl Kducalien, Art, Horn* Eeootan** Kduratlon,'Gradual* Stchool materials or feeds In manufacture of b y members of the advisory commlsWrit* lur Catatocua and Hook of VI*" Send fi>r Catalr>cuo and Vlrar* Independent.. . distilled spirits for beverages, leaving slofiers of tbelr own products to tbe KDW. CONIUDI. Commenting upon the above ar­ to tbo president’s discretion the quan­ government, prohibits federal agents ticle, the Tampa Triffune says in tities to Ihj pse«J in beer and wine. from soliciting nr inducing contracts FOOD BILL BROUGHT part: . Authorizes and’ directs the president with Uh* government lit which they-aro * ON 100 DAYS' WAR • There are in bvery community a to cdimunndcer distilled spirits In stock mtcrcstiii. M HORNER MILITARY S C H O O L , . or boud for military needs. lla* a rvcorttol C&jrtara of thnrouzh work la nrxpadns ynuns rn*n Idr Col lev* Unlvodtl^, lot of scandal mongerirlg gas bags Herbert Hoover nml Ids aids are (*« Gotwngknl, and T.vhnlral 8*ho>ifi, and fur HuamnWIlf*. A Non-**Vt»rian rhriatlan who are forever nagging the news­ Here Is tho history of.tbe hun­ Mlmn* family. Mllitaiy tralntn*. Ni-ar bul'dinn. flwpfoof. ba**HU -'i. iIjirt* - n - l.'ampu*. *llk .... — r . fahUshed flt lllelr Ijew qunrtern In tbe Makes Appropriations. morUrat*. Ktaalan br(!oi and fu.>(KaII creunda, l< nnU rourti. and nmulng tiark*. L:»prn>»i ijx dred days* war over the food con­ papers because they dn not give Hotel Guidon. Washington, and Mr Appropriates *102.300,000, of which Krptrtntrr 5lh. Will* l^f filuHratrd ratal.-g. trol bill; ■publicity to every salacious yarn that 1130.000.000 Is for gcncrak-adminlstrn- Hoover -soon w‘ !l make pillule tbe J . C. HORNER, P rin cip a l, C h arlotte, N. C. April yn.-Jteprcscntntive Lever lliesTrom tip in.tip, gaining flavor os tlon of tbe net. $10,000,000 h for ?ftlf- hruvedtire which lie has djyjdcil upon and Senator Gore Introduced In i^noiigb Iw known uf >tr. Hoover’ s pur it flics. If the newspapers did this tbe houso and senate respe-crirc^p ebsso of nitrate of sods and f2.30O.00n jMe.c to tviurnni the statement tlint lio Is for sundry expenses. they would not only be continually ly u Joint resolution to stimulate No person employed under the' n< t Is not--going to ly eontgiit e-lth any in the courts defending actions for a g r ic u lt u r e u n d fa c ilit a t e -d is tr i­ Ik? exempt from military service njefeljt-pcrfunelnry enforcement of the shall libel but they would also lose their b u tio n o f a g r ic u lt u r a l p r o d u c ts . tin* draft l«w. • ,an'under ... a. • •* * * * character- olid ’standing ns news­ M a y 1-2,— H e a r in g s w e re h eld It Is palps bit* that If rite law Is car: Requires n detailed report from tbe Liability'Insurance against Accident, Ihe person and Property, i« tn tile a g r ic u lt u r a l c o m m it t e e s o f papers and thus forfeit the esteem president tbe tlrst or each year of th- rksl out vylth ii»e exv-rvlse of even half a necessity. You must hare it eventually. . • • • • • * b o th h o u s e s . • , \ und imjuU will of tho public, t(tfl Ctlt limit.v -onfeiMf! bjr . on greus* IIn* Ijrweedttigk tinder the uct. M a y II.—T h e lio u s t c o m m it t e e •- Stories now in circulation in TumAuthorizes tho president t<> Ussume Hoover 'o-il mliutnlstfnrion s<»oii wffl d iv id e d th e r e s o lu tio n In to t w o pn with a basis of truth; but garcontrol of coni mines, tlx the price of find Psetr Hii ttin'-? ntmlot.I the treinrnh ills, f o o d s u r v e y a n d f o o d c o n ­ coal and coke and take charge of ami doua oppusltloii of Unr great sitcelul In­ uished with a lot of "trimming** tr o l h ills , u n d r e p o r t e d th e furterest* which so’ long have fattened on set) tbe same. added by the gossips who pass them m e r fa v o r a b l y . T h is r e p o rt w a s food distribution and manipulation. Forbids manipulation or destruction nlong from mouth to mouth, coblli' r e c o n s id e r e d , und th e b ill w a s o f necessaries to limit the supply or Attwrit 1* obvious that If the public Is tu m -tided. perhaps he printed of a verdict frtr to get relief tho op|H?.*ltlon o f these In­ affect tho mnrket price. M a y 7.—S u r v e y b ill a g a in r e ­ damages hut' it is not the province Makes tho net- coaso to- be tn effect terests must tm expected, ami It would p orted . •• f of the newspaper to pick up and upon proclamation by'tbo president nt be a waste o f time to try to get nlong r STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH May 28.— P a s t e d by th e h o u s e .' . with them peacefully. £ proclaim these—incidents of human tbo end of the tvnr with,Germany. J u n e 2 .— F u ss e d b y th e s e n a te frailty, unless they become the sub­ ’ In establishing .government control n o d ’ e e b t t o c o n f e r e n c e J u n e 2t>. Poblio Mutt Help Out. the bill authorizes tbo president to en­ ject of official attention and thus It w a s u g r e e d to A u g . 1 a n d a e - . Mr,. Hoover Is going to do n great •f’l ter Into any voluntary arrangements, public property. .. c o p i e d b y tlie lions® A u g . 3. detil, n* hr tins already iloriy, through creqtu .or tin) any agency -or agencies, M a y *2JL— F o o d c o n i M l b ill In­ No. 80 T he newspaper man is always the voluntary efforts of the people to . No. 82 Np . 8G to accept sorvlces of any person with­ 8:10 p. m. t r o d u c e d r e p o r t e d in b o u s e ; w it h ­ 12:01 p. m. l.v Jacksonville....2:10 a. ml conserve food, ami prevent waste; He among the first to hear of these out cqiniH-nsation; to cooperate with 12:35 s. m. d r a w n u n d rciK trted a g a in J u u u 4.01 p. m. Ar Savannah... .. 1:15 p.m. things and, jf we wer.tf.so constituted any agency or person, to utilize any de­ also Is going to rely to n jnrgo extent, 8:45 s', m. KdlG p. in. Ar Charleston__ 5:35 p, m. t il ............. on the forco of public opinion to back we coiiH mqke lije a hell, for sopic partment or agency of the government 7i*S P- m. 7:35 a. m. Ar Richmun(}..^^fii05 a. m. J u n e 2 8 .—P a s s e d b y th e b o u se . him up In tjig enforcement of tbo now 11:50 P-Jnand to corftrdhiato lbnlr activities, ' * 10:55 a. m. Ar Washington... 8:40 a. m. people every day of t h e . n v x b l | t J u n e - 2.7.—T a k e n tip In sen a te . .law. it will i>o with this tu Intnil that I tIO z.,m. Ar Rzltlmore___ lt):57 a. m. 12:10 p. m. J u ly 2 1 .— P uhmhI b y tb e s c o u t o the good newspaper man is not of To Name Hoover. he will give out before long a scries of 3:30 a. m. 2.27 p. m. Ar W. Phil'phla.. 1:07 p. m. ■ n o d s e n t t o c o n f e r e n c e J u ly 23. 5:50 In pursuance o f such authorization statements covering hla plans. A :35 | p. m. Ar New York__ 3:18 p. m. tha-t. sort, „ '•' **,'»u i • in* ” s.j _m.*,g*«rf 1r • * » a' * J u ly 2 0 .—C o n fe r e e s m e t One thing which cannot be overlook­ Att-*t**l rqalpmrnl, *l**lrtv fan*, light*, Pullman drawing roun ■!•*>**•- R™L. mhUIT z. 1' Preslflenr Wilson plans to nppoint Her­ Very fortunately for the peace and Irnlna BJ, nnd M. l» r » l nirrprr* an M to Hatannah. P*anen|*r* S W <> Aug.- 1.—Conferees agreed to bert O. Hooicr food administrator. ed fs that while the blll was pending n . 4'rrr rrrllmal r(i»lr rnarhra report. . well being of the community and the Control ofL^ther necessaries named leaders In congress were told repeat­ For Informatldn or Reservation Phone or write Aug. 3.—Accepted by tbo bouse. may be accomplished through other edly It must bo passed and something tS T l in e ^ n ;; • ATLANTIC COAST LINE reputations of some of its. leading Aug. 8.—Food control and food Hillsborough Hotel. Tampa. FI*. ,, agencies. The houso provision for an must be done to effect lower living' 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. citizens, the busy tongued gossips survey blits accepted by senate. Phone 17 ’ . rnu,,* Phone 1 32 _____ Indlrtdual food administrator w'as ««• coat, because the unrest among the are not editors of newspapers. acted only after tbo president bs<l£fo poorer fhrallies in the cities was grow- » » m * « * * * * * u 4 * » * * * e m * * * e * m « « * H O * H V A St. Petersburg attorney Is said to be preparing to Ale suit forslander as a result of too loose talking by •oroe cltixeiurof Bt. Petenburg. At the same time " ibe newspapers are criticised for not publishing gossip that la going the rounds on Central avenue and It is probable that some of the stories that the newspapers have been asked to print are back of one or more of fne suits for slander. B -'N j i, DR. HARPER OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN w * xiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixuiiiniiiiixxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiHiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiix | Elder Springs Water ■ a 9 X X g Pure, Sparkling Spring . VVater Brought To Your Door Daily. I x i Leave Orders at The Herald Office xiiiiiiiiiiiixiiniiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixxiniiiiiiiiixiiiHiiiiiiixHiiinnnii m FOR THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER— Come and see CONNELLY ATLANTIC COAST LINE 3 / HAILY TRAINS TO WASHING-' TON AND NEW YORK i « - h �AafUt 21. 1U7 THE SANFORD -HERALD. Farmers and Fruit Growers clients o f Interest for the Man & Behind the Plow Don'l Oftrlook th© Firm Manure* We hear bo much nowadays of the advantages to he derived from the proper use of commercial fertilizers that some of us are almost incllncd ■t<y looJrTrpon'farrttyard'manure nnd composts as getting old fashioned and out of date. There could not, however, be n greater mistake, says the University of Florida extension division. And if we neglect the ap­ plication of natural manure or other lorn of organic matter for any length of time the diminished crops will soon bring back* home to us that we are trying to grow plants on an artificial means which Nature re­ volts against. . The best system is undoubtedly a combination of farmyard manure and cover crops with a proper amount of commercial fertiliser needed—used judiciously they su|tplement one another. lowing occurs, -B . F. Floyd o f.th e University of Florida experiment station recommends that some quickly available fo/TR of ammonia be applied,__Nitrate nf imds »r- #i4pbatc . of ammonia are the most quickly available forms, but- care should bo exercised so that more than the plant can mo will not bo applied if the rainy season is not over. Both forma leach readily. If the grower has a good setting of fruit which he wishes to market early, the sulphate of ammonia would he the best form to apply. There Is an opinion among growers that nitrate of soda will make .tru fruits sour, and that sulphate of ammnia makes thetn sweet. In the northern part of the citrus belt It Is . ,___ , . . . . . . *![?“ ?.. ™ tu.r" , the, 1 frU,t _ ? " ly to nvo^d frosts and cold weather. Consequently, the more desira hie fertilizer would he the-* sulphate of ammonia, so that the'required sweet­ Yields are Limited ness will he obtained at an early In the effort to produce, maxi­ date. mum yields by intensive culture it is well for the farmer to hear in mind Do--You Want Heifers? that there is a limit to thV profitable Florida farmers whp have the c.n .ln point t o e ttrn coot cl t o n „ .„ h r ,l t S o l " " * ? p n o h ln s th e crop lo j ? ,T ” nr. t o k ln , “ f M l|- P" " " , ... .. i _ . .'t h a t state are sulieririg from drouth greater, production becomes out of , „ .. . . , ... , land many cattle that would be kept proportion to the results obtained.1, . . . . . , „„ . . : ... f , „ u __ . . . , ... . , otherwise are being nlTdred for side ■says the University of Honda — exSeveral Florida men are already in periment station. Texas buying heifers to slock their A ton of commereial fertilizer ap­ farms. ....... plied to tin ocre of ground may in­ Good yearling heifers ffin be crease the yield and the profit, but it j , mi . . , , ,. bought at $10 a head, -and* thow are does not follow that by doubling thr*,... • , .............. , . .. ..... ..... . * /!" ' t0 m»ke good on the application o{ fertilizer the profit Florida range. Good high-grade will be also. doubled. The crop cows ran he bought for $50 to $60 a would probably be bigger,'but the head. The cows will weigh aroun'd increase would have been gained at n 750 pounds titfil the heifers around cost relatively too high. The means 550 ihjund*. It will cost*from $K to employed and the outlay must be $10 a head to deliver them in Flor­ justified by tty result. ida. These prices Jtiay seem a little high but remember that it is hifehPlant Sane Irish Potatoes grade stock. These cattle come from Irish potato* are not considered a iierds that have been bred up from valuable crop for fall production in good bulls for the last twenty years. * i * * Florida ' hut it might he well to grow If Texas should get a good rain enough for yo r own use arid to sup­ you-.could noi . buy . these- cattle for ply the local market. Potatoes are $75 .to $H0 or even more. The prices keeping up a good priro, and. al­ quoted ate for tick immune cattle, though there it a prospect of u large and in such condition that they can northern crop, the price'will not bo j stand (he ,onjt shlpment. likely to fall t a point where grow- 1 , f you urc |„toro, tP(l in gP„| nK mg them for jvurseu can be consid- ! some-rof these cattle, c n m r m iliic a te end extravagant. at onto with A. P. Spencer of the The best srd for fall planting University of Florida Extension Di­ may be had f im the spring grown. vision, Gulne.-jyUle. Fifteen Florida crop, using th small potatoes that men have already placed ordt'rsf for were not rnarMtcd. These have an from a half dozen to a carload of advantage in tut-they do not decay the stock. If you w a n t yours to ar* i # so rapidly whp planted as d6 the rive, in the same shipment order llifiii* potatoes!that rmnrl bo cut. them now. ■ * Cutting them exporejf a surface through which they / l i e come con­ Selling Your Com ,w taminated reatly. Because Florida's corn crop bus It might bowel! ^ ;* p r o u t your matured early and t liv market is ofpotatoos. beforr plantin'? them. C. fcrlng an pnusually high price for if, K. MsQunrrie f -the University of j inuny farmers are rushing their pro•_Florida extensin division says this duct Jnta jJu* handa of buyers. This may he done If placing thorn in a may L (, good thing to do, and it . sheltered place Whore they will get may. it all depends on Infer plenty of light ilhout receiving the conditions. .The University of F’lqrtlirect rays Iron the sun. Allow the j j a exten*ihn division suggetss that ‘ sprouts to bee no a quarter to a pach farmer study the situation! half inch long, When the potatoes j norti,prn corn Crop which are planted the will maintain their |oom(l(j „„ |,jg jn t|,e forecast u growth from thl early start and will mont[, atj0 j,a„ |,Pen* reduced owilig be less- likely tofot.. to drouth: Which prqbably means If you are ling to .plant Irish there will be no djeap corn this yCa? potatoes don lon’ t my just any seed If you a r e selling high' priced corn S om d'n ow with the idea of buying ctipap you may hapin to find. farmers get thei seed from what the corn in January when you need it, groceryman hat in his store, which you may pay dearly for. the .venture. With transportation facilities ^nsy work out n right. But usually such potatoes o not ’ satisfactory tightening up, only a limited quan^ Med. Even if ley are all of o n e 'tity of the northern corn inay reach variety the chi ces are that they Florida, which will also tend' tW Ib p have not been 'c i*d for as seed pota­ up the price, of late. corn. toes should be, id they may not be Since there are several ifs to be of a variety at imated to Florida considered It might bo just as well conditions. At is time of the year' for the Florida farmer to begin his most of the pt does on the local campaign against th o- weevils pre­ market have b< i shipped in, and paratory to storing his corn. Then frw grocerymer know 'where they he will have what he needs for top­ *erc grown. . ping his hogs or cattle for market, at Native grown mtatoes make the a price he can afford to pay. ’ "best seed for th fall planting. By uiing them you «now you have a Machinery Displaces Farm Hands *M<i that is i -limated, a point The question of labor, alwnys one l ’’which is Just as nportant in potato of great importoricA*on the farm is , growing as it i in the matter of toomlng up os one of the big things PUnting corn or iats. tho farmer must contend with. The price of labor has advanced in the last few years, and until recently, Citrus Tree* Iced Ammonia During the r ly season a great the prices of farm products have not ^**1 of plant fcl is lost from the kept pace with it. Even now the Mrface soil thr< {h leaching. The higher mark set for labor In the Pirates and nit es thut arc avail­ cities 1s going to react on the prices able to the plan! are especially sub- paid -fnrm laborers and wafees must to the leac ig process. Even be raised again if help is to be kept \ 'here such pla as citrus trees on the farm. ' Meupy the |And I the timF, the al- ' With the 'draft taws in'.operation, incessant crcalation of the taking all of the surplus help from v»ter washes tl foods away from the farms, there seems to -ho but i Uie roots. ono solution of the problem, os seen ■* N the foliage dtru^trees begins by J. M, Scqtt of the University of That turn y e llo w .......... .. w. if that o f'a n y of, Florida experiment station. heavily bee ig branches <loso3 aolutiwn is -the use of improved farm '"lor, the-troubl h probably a lack machinery.' *mmonla. T fruit is unable to It is an undisputed fact,-snys Mr. *** oecessar lupply of nitrogen Scott that, in producing a goq'd crop ftpounda from le soil and so the the more thorough the preparation y Bre robbe When such yel- of the’ seed bed the better the croA m ay'be expectetf*£o be, and .the lots cultivation will be needed during the growing season; ajl of w^ich tends to reduce the expense ef production at the same Gme increasing the yield. This thorough preparation o the soil may be accomplished with less help by the use of proper Im plemcnts. As if to make the. problem more Complex, the prices of fnrm implt> ments . are - rising; yet the farmer must buy them. If he needs more of them than he can pay for, it might Ire a goo^l plan to buy In cooperation wIlhTirs'tHcigHEofs, each one buying afmaghino to be used by all. ^ of engineers ono day to tbe general headquarters with a* message- for, U>« 'general commanding. What- wna’ tils astonishment. Ids horror, to sco In tbo 'tall, spare man with grizzly whiskers who received him the Grand Duko Nicholas. Ho remembered that ho had unwittingly criticised his commander and the undo o f tho emperor, and tits knees knocked- together. Hut tho gen­ eral gnve no sign of re mem tiering him and received his message without re­ ferring to having conversed with him ouce. The next dnyjbo lieutenant received an official document from general head­ quarters. Hp opened lr*vltfi‘ trembling hands. It was a notification of pro­ motion. H e Criticised H is Commander The Spanish Alcalde. • In former times hi Spain the alcalde do corte was a Judge, o f tho palace court, having Jurisdiction In uml about the residence of the king. Tho offico Is now -obsolete In this sense, but “al­ calde" Is' still' used to designate the mayor of a town exercising the func­ tions of n justice of tho peace. Br JAMES t'RAlNARD The Grand Duke Nicholas, wbo commantled the armies of Russia In tbe world's war for the hirst two years and was then.deposed by tbc czar, will doubtless be rnlisl by blstorlnus as a great military, lender. Sent to the Cau­ casus, hi* was equally suivessful In that Held. When the grand duke. was going southward , to Ills new colnmuml he was traveling alono and Incognito pue day in n railway carriage Do which there was a young man In thu uniform of a lieutenant of engineers. The grand duke. Who Is a very tall, spare itmn of serious mien, leaned back-hi u <’orner ‘ wrapped hi his cloak. The lieu­ tenant, on the contrary, was alive to everything about him and disposed to Ih» gurruloila. He told every one In the compartineut that lie had Just ln*cn graduated from the Itusslnu military school for olllcer* and had been or­ dered to engineer duty In the army In tho Caucasus. At this the grand duke looked1at the young inn it ami sold: ’ **Yoti must have been n good scholar to 1st appointed to tbe corps of en­ gineers." •*‘I stood Hrst In my cluss." “ You will serve on the general staff?'* “ 1 suppose so. Wlint do you know nlsmt the army, sir? You canimt l<e a soldier or you would be in uniform." “ Almost any civilian could tell you that tlie engineers fbqulre a scientific education. It.Is ail engineer's part to think; the other corps of the army have only to die." “ IIuW aliout the generals?" nsked the lieutenant. . , “The generals are to act.'* “Just no. If the grand-duke bad act­ ed in the recent push of tho Germans on Warsaw he would not Imvo been deposed from tho command of the army." " Y o u d o not c o n s id e r a s u c c e s s fu l re ­ treat e v ld e u c o o f g e n e r a ls h ip . I su|>- Valuable Black Walnut. Black walnut Is the Ideal wood for gun stocks,* but It. is scarce uml ldgb In price, and'there are few v f the trees left in this country.. A.-single tree of this spec Ics can be sold for a goes? price, and a grove* of btnek walnut trees represents a smull fortune. About tin* only black .walnut trees available nyw are those on farms and private estates, and they are fust dis­ appearing. The wood Is hard mil takes a high polish, qualities which make It desirable for Hie usb to which It Is put. Manufacturers have uot found a wood to take Its pla;** satlsfarjorlly. $olnc of tin* black walnut used Is ob­ tained from old fumlturo or wainscot­ ing, ' stairways umd Interior trim of dwellings or churches. M n u y year* a g o Muvk walnut was used extensive­ ly In the ' tiinui|fncture of the liest grades o f fut’iilttire, and In'old churches pews and pulpits umde of It can lie found-today. The demand, for the wood Is gradually causing them to dlsnpiH-nr.'—New York Huh. . PAGE THltCJB New York' Shilling. New-York shilling, or York shilling,. Is -tho old Spanish "real," or oneeighth of a dollar. It Is nhout equiv­ alent In value to sixpence,. English, In tbo Southern states It Is -caBcd a bit. Pinholes In Negstlved. . P o lite . . Kmnll. irregular shape;).transparent "Sir," said the considerate stlck-up tqxtts In negatives are known as pinholes. These are usually cnusix] by man, as he renched for his victim'll particles of dust resting on the film watch, "I sincerely trust you will par­ don me fo r taking your flrqe." . • during development. MR. MERCHANTHAVE YOU DONE Y O U R B IT ? Mi\ Herman Rosenfeld, Advertising Manager . of Sears Roebuck & Co,; in a recent address before the American Advertising Club, stated: ‘ cWe have a bureau whose duty is to read each week the country newspapers Carelestnsit and Flraa. . L ittle H o r a c e , w h o s e f a t h e r th in ks h o Is n s e c o n d Ihfinou. n h d h is m oth er, who* W ou ld lik e to use e le c t r ic it y for e v e r y t h in g fr o m c u r lin g tier lin lr to s t o k in g tin* fu r n a c e , d o m o r e to keep th o tire e n g in e s b u sy th a n m ic e ev e r d id lit a ll th e y e a rs t h e y ch e w e d m a tch es. W a s h in g to n D e v c re u x , c h i e f o f the e le c tr ic a l d e p a r tm e n t o f th o IMilImlelp h la F ir e U n d e r w r ite r s' a s s o c ia tio n , su lil 51.iM> tires w e re ca u w n l lust y ea r b y o v e r h e a t e d e le c tr ic a l d e v ic e s . T h e fa u lt w a s n 't w it h th e d e v ic e s , tie^sald, hut w ith th e h m im u .e q iu itlo n —tb e w o ­ m a n w h o t u r n e d ott the " J u ic e " In her e le c t r ic Iron an d then w e n t 'o u t fo r a six-1it I a ft e r n o o n w ith o u t t u r n in g It tig. H e m a d e th e sta te m e n t i t x u n o (p th cr h u d a right to bu y Ids le u -y e a r -o ld son a ten cen t b o o k on " l l o w - h * -W ir e the IIqn.se In Y tm r S p a n * M o m e n t s " unless h o w its p r e p a r e d to see t h e -p la c e g o up In s m o k e s o m e b rig h t a ft e r n o o n .— I'lilla d e lp liln L ed g e r. pose?" , “The grand duke was nt fault In not having prepared tho* ground bob hid him. The books I have been studying lay 'great stress on a geuerHI having ample defense reudy |u case ho Is Kv*p Up W ith tho Pretent. forced back." S u c ce s s am i hllpphtesit d e p e n d upon "Iti .other words, bo should have eyes In the buck of Ills head'as well th e w a y In w h ic h w e a d a p t o u r s e lv e s to th e r e a lit ie s o f th e o b j e c t i v e life. ns In front?" The lieutenant looked nt tbo grand I f w o tight itg n Inst y lia n g o—a n d c h a n g e w e m u st m e e t n t e v e r y tu rn n n d In ov . duke Inquiringly. •“ For my part," tho grand duke con­ c r y d e p a r tm e n t o f life -W e S o q n b e c o m e tinued,“ I don't lielieve the books hereto­ e x h a u s t e d ,-w e a r o u rs e lv e s lint a n d sink fore written on tho cqudiict of war are b u c k - i n t o o u r s e lv e s - - Into tin* s u b c o n ­ s c io u s tu n tl f a l l m id g r o w o ld b e fo r e •of-any value.'-*, -,•••* o u r tim et • ',••*■ * ‘•Wlint, then," naked tlie lleutennnt. I f w e c lin g t o past e x p e r ie n c e s , re fu s e “ is tho use oTTfitthtary schools?" “They tiro no usb In teaching tbe art t o liv e In tin* p resen t, let o u r fa ith tile of war. They nro nsFful In preparing \vli«*ii iiUiipim lnt m o i l s c o m e , th e r e su lts men to use such methods ns tl'ielr nat­ a r e th e m iiiic . T h u life fo r c e s e b b uml ural fitness for wur may suggest."....... w e sin k in to th e g r o u t-s e a o f th e tm•Then I nut to understand that 1, c o n s c io u s null n ro on Ih o r o a d I** Itelng wbo liavo, l«.*cu educated In the science su b m e r g e d . U e s lm , w ill, c o n c e n tr a tio n , pu fix ate, or war. nm no more fitted to'bc a gen-, fa ith -- th e se m i l lx* a p p lied t o k e e p us oral than you?" liv in g In tin* p re se n t, to k e e p o u r .e n ­ “ You iissutuc JO lie better fit teal fpr th u s ia s m s a c t i v e nhd ou r c re u tlv e tu 's x leadership tlity/tnc graud duke." e x p r e s s in g .— N a u tilu s. * t ' “ How so?" “ You have criticised his leadership In the recent campaign.” W h it ’s ths A n iw ir t , ’ "Weil," rejoined the lieutenant Old elephant hunters who have hunt­ thoughtfully, “ may not I. who have so ed their quarry In liitlhi, Flam nnd the recently studied the a r t 'o f war. lie wilds of the Malay peninsula ure agreed more familiar with tt than the grand upon the following fact: Bury the car­ duke, who, I presume, stud Its! It some cass of a full grown tusker In any spot thirty years ago?" In Asia—It matters not whether the lo­ “There Js no such thing as the art cation he high and dry or low ami of war. There Is that which we as­ damp—one yenf from the date o f burial sume at different periods to lie the art not a shred of'bide nor u stiver bf bone of war. but the.so assutu|itlons are con­ can I** found by digging. Neither dis­ stantly changing.- Tbe great Napoleon integration nor aiitn can be an expla­ demolished the art ns It existed nt the nation, for the phenomenon hus boon beginning of his career and made a noted in the libtbluuds of Nepal, where new bnc. -At present there Is one art buried careassea of otbor atilmnls tbnti of wAr on the Husklau frontier and an­ the elephant undergo little or no ehnnge other In the west. Our enemies have wit liitt u year and elephants' twnes dt*developed a new art of war In the iippcar to luculltU'H where ants are un­ present struggle, based largely on sci­ known. 8o far the scientists tiave entific discovery. This scientific dls- failed to come forward with an answer. corery, or, rather, development, of nat­ ural resources has changed war on Ths "Crowned Rspublio." lam] as tbe battle fifty years ago be­ It-'was Tennyson who gnve to Eng­ tween two American Ironclad vessels land Hie phrase “ Our crowned repub­ changed It on the water." lic." It was ttie bill of rights, by The lieutenant's eyes and mouth by' which pari lament voted "Dutch W il­ this time were wide 0|**n with aston. liam" and his wife, Mary, Joint sover­ ishtnent at llstenbig to this man with­ eigns of Englaud, which made Great out u brass button on his clothing dis­ Britain a 'Ytowued republic."- From course upon the art of war. the moment tho bill of rights gnvo the “ I thought, sir," he stammered, "that1 bouse o f commons the Hole, right to 1 had Icurticd something nlsmt war at levy taxes nnd ^lint house resolved only the .military school. I admit I am am­ to grnnf the crown annual supplies the bitious to-lead n great army; but In. b a c k b o n e of absolutism was broken -anydrollt 1 shall not do that for perand tbo nerve centers of tyranny were finIm twenty or thirty years. By that paralyzed. Henceforth' wo were a time what I have learned will likely be "crowned republic,’ —London Answers. obsolete." “ You have teamed what there la to ity r bo learned up to the present war. Take "What Is your oVjectlon to me as n care to ’notice as the years slip by > those developments that tend to mod­ sou-ln-law Y* "I haven't any objection to you," re­ ify tho past." - Y plied Mr. Cumrox. "But I have trou­ Tho grand duke wrapped hla cloak about him, leaned back again In.hla ble enough malntahtbtg my own posi­ tion in this household without assum­ corner and was soon asleep. When tbe lieutenant arrived at his ing the slightest responsibility for any­ pqat of duty be wap sent by ttu- chlrf body else."—^Washington Star. - Hornet an Ancient Insect. H The hornet Is a weii-known Insect even now to I’nlestine. Slimy o f tho Cnnonnltes. ns described In the Bible m Exodus 2H;2S; Deuteronomy 7-20; Josbun*21-12. were drlvqp.put before , Israel by means of Ibis InWtt* from all over the country. There is not a paper o f any consequence in our ' trade territory that uur bureau does not get. This bureau looks over these papers and when we find a town where .the merchants are not advertising in the local papers we immediately flood that territory with our literature. It always brings results far in excess of the same effort put forth in territory where the local merchants use their local papers. • i It’s Marvelous ’" •' YouCanHear So Distinctly * * * * * ; * • "N o , I am not visiting in the city. I am' at home almost five hundred miles away. W e have just had a * Bell Telephone put in and I couldn’t resist calling you by - L on g Distance. It’s marvel­ ous that we can hear each other as distinctly / •as though we were in the same room , and the Long Distance rates are so reasonable! "I really don’ t see how we ever man. aged without a Bell Telephone. A ll the merchants and every on e we know uses the* Bell. It has saved me thousands o f steps . and hours o f worry already. “ It’s worth the cost simply to be able to sit at hom e* * and visit-#^1with friends hun*. * dreds of miles away.’ ’ •V Every Bell Telephone u a Long DiitanOe Station. • • ' .. ’ . . . .* SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY �t A u < u * i7 m 7 i DressAaKing J& sonj f By SADIE DLCOTT Prepared Specially fo r Thli Newspaper B y Pictorial Review fI-. 1 J) ;1-ijmt#jp** j ♦II l • A separate skirt model of rare dis­ tinction. It Is made In one piece and the fulness Is taken in trir/i side fiftiifs held In piece .under a straight belt. Tho plnlted skirt runs n strong favorite among the separate models. All of tho fashionable materials lehd themselves fo plaited arrangements, so thnt one han a wide choice In se­ lecting the fabric for this one-piece aklrt. The .waistline Is In high ef­ fect, the closing being effected'at the center bock. Pointed pockets are In­ serted under plaits at the side.* and the two-p|eee belt Is trimmed with tabs In medium sire the skirt re­ quires I 1', yards .10 or 1 yards 54Inch material If the lower edge be trimmed w(th banding R.*<, yards will bo required for any side Tho construction guide makes It A Kiel eat before a table In the libra­ ry of ber homo studying her lessons, re­ peating tbo conjugation o f Latiu Verba Aa children are wont to do when en­ deavoring to stamp .anything on tlitHr memories, she beat her breast with her M t in One Piece. so eaay for the homo dressmaker to right hand and rocked to and fro. duplicate this model. .After the back.. _ "A in o , .L-lovo, Lilias,- than loveat. scam of the skirt la closed below Amat, he lore*. 'Amnions, we 'love. double small "oo" perforations and Amatls, you love.' Aina in, they love.*' Now, this girl*was anything but a child. She was eighteen years and six perforations. Bring tho folded edgo near the center-back to the sostn and months okl. Hhc was petite, and the bring the remaining folded edgqa to fashion for women's dresses was that corresponding lines of small per­ tho skirt should not reach much below forations. Ulste plaits to position. the knee*. Her father was colonel and Leave the rourlh plait from the cen­ quartermaster of tho army imputationter-front free until after tbe pockot lu a city-where eappllcrwero being U adjusted.- -Stitch-platla- to position collected to bo sent to France for tbe to tbe second row of perforations use of tbe expeditionary force there. A cmnarnwaim 7030 , 'young soldier hsd come to,tho cotonrl's E ffim r house before iittlce hours on army busi­ ness and w‘na waiting to see him In tbe living room, which adjoined tho library where the girl was studying. Hbo knew of the young soldier's proximity, but site was pretending that she supposed herself to !>c alone. When she conjugated tho present tens4' of the verb “ to lovo" a second time she did It Iti this w ise:--------- — “ Amo, 1 love. 1 Am ns, thou loveat. from tho top of tho ekjrt. Noxt, arrange tho stay underneath Amat, she loves. Atuamus, wo lovo. the aklrt with upper edg«i 'of stay Amatls, you love. Amant, both love. Lieutenant Bob Blnekstono'sat wait­ and skirt oven, matching contorIronls and back edges. Stitch-upper ing for Colonel Henderson to canto edges to position and close stay at downstairs add. listened to what he the backsupposed w an n llltlo girl studying her The line of largo "O" perforations lessons. lie was of tho senior clnss In In tho pocket indicate tho front. Fold -----> university and was one of the pocket bringing tho notrhod edges large numltcr of graduates who had together and baste notched edges domn-d kbqkl uniforms before grad­ Slip pocket tinder the fourth plait uation. He did not need to bo n good froip. center-front matching single Inrge "O" and double small "oo" per­ l-ntln siholnr to know thnt the pupil Imd conjugated the verb wrong. Stejiforations It} skirt and pocket. Stitch pocket to position under tho plait, idng to thp jKirtlere, lie raised It uud and stitch folded edge of plait over saw tlie child, ns ho supposed. study­ the pocket. , ‘ ' ing. She started at seeing him, hut The belt, comes next, and last. Lind tho action waii.feigned. and lap ends matching eorreapjmjMng "I sny. little girl." he said, "you're small "o" ami, large "O" perforn- Terc-tn Ciim-im was an e.vtrannlbuirj artist, ami tin* uppv.iiititiii ••uinuiauii linked with bVr tmtne failed t / d<> Jit* -dee to the softer; gcntbjfy m<m- Inti tnnto uKiiwts <<f her nil; tsiie was mi of the.few iuu«k-3l artists <>f Sputl America why Lavo *atlbauil the criil cal ntiuidardn of Europe and tin* t'nlt ®d Stat«**<, which lit'hutlii] n patient sub .mihslun to dim Lety nfi the part »ii i^srilus lijtjlJ, >fict*. I'nrmi'i, .1 u'jtivt of \cnvl";!.i al.il coUipi'H'r of tho ua Why He Looked Sour. Dn*br Dennis Win do you look sour, pan|? .Uriti.v ( ieorge—W1i> i of d<‘in comic uili-ts wnuteil niv.tu oil tie fence mid let him- sketch i Dusty |)i-nnls—WJiat of lint? tlrl Ctsirgi*—It wits-a hart, wire Exchange. . . Once tii0 Home of Pirate*. Margarita, the mountainous island, off the const of \/-nexueln, line n repuj tnjioii (hut HhTnaichesi - Jts pleasing ha me. It was discovered by Columbus hr MllS uud got Its'name from its pearl llsherles, fdr.tlie Spanish deni for pearl Is (lie old itYeeU' mnrgarites. For generation* it was the liendquurters of the pirutes-r-ntid c»|>eclnlly o f tlie slave rrntler.s—of the Vpaiihdi Alain and’ the prison o f , slaves.-Who were awaiting transportation. •, - . Etiquctts. Oiiglnally the wtml etiquette meant a ticket, label or wlip of (taper nttnclrtnl i'l a bug or object t<> ludli ate It-* yob* tents. It then came to In* used of a ticket given to o (tersnu taking part In a ceremony, b> tell‘hltn what he should do; hence the nudem meaning. Word From Dra’r Williams. world Cm] ninth- run t map out n better , •' Battles In the Mud. The "wlldcriies* of mud," ns Sir Douglas Haig called tt, that IkuIn-red the troops at the liattle of tbe Somme waa not quite so had as Chat which provoked Napoleon's famous Jest that Poland had revealed mud to him as a new element. It la reported that some nf his guns absolutely disappeared In the clarev mice, and Jlorlwt sai o that This is less than half value but my instructions are to sell these tracts at once and close them out. I get my commission s q its not m y loss but it will be your gain if you secure ime of these ten acre tracts of fine land. •Perfect titles. Abstracts furnished be­ fore deed Is given. ' - I f You (Can Beat This You Can Beat Me. ~rl don’ t Jcnow where fhese ten acre tracts can be equalled for less than double the'm oney, and Pm here on the ground constantly looking for •jilst such things. ^ 3 v * ■ . I Can Give You H eavy. Hammock Land or love." "Dear me. how could I have made such it njjMake! Are you sure It lan'Xi both love?" "I ought to know. I took a priio In college for a thesis written In Latin." Miss Henderson's eyes, which were, largo and expressive, were brought to Itenr on Lieutenant Bliukstone W a sorj. .o( wonderment- Presently she I)e foll:*< vtuit lliul fault wld de Why Woman Talk. Men are downtown at their'offices all day and have a chance to talk. The women have to stay ut home, ami, with the exception of the milkman, the gro eery man, t|io he tuau. the obi clotln-* mutt, a few ml>< ollaneoua pcddlcM ami huckHters and the woman next door, there la uoltwly to talk to,* That Itwhy wltle talk* her husband's head off when he comes home ut night.* litis bands who, through lopg ye^rs of .ex­ perience. have grown accustomed to this men'ly answer "bmh-hmli" with out hearing.* Homelltin-s the w Ife will catch them unawares ami between re marks will Insert n request for ^10 jo buy a new dress with. If the hushnml. from font* of hahl|, answers "htnli Jnnh." the wife, of. course. BrJ* Uut gown Zlm In Cartoons Magsrlne.. I Am Still Offering Several-Ten Acre Tracts of the Finest Truck Land in the Sanford Celery Delta at $60 Per Acre with $150 Down and-the Balance in One, Two and Three Years at 6% conjugating that verb wrong.' Amant doesn't mean ImiIIi love; It is they saljJ: lulterdey.. Only alsuit 1* |«-r ceut of Urf- intianliauts are unable tt/rend and 'write. In spite of tbtdr proximity there Is a great difference between Hie Virgin IsHjmD nml Porto Ith-o The. Inhabitants of tiio former ure thorough­ ly Fnglhdi In.their apeech and custom*, while those of Porto Ri-‘o ar>* Spanish. The isjuml of Si, Tliomns Is poor ag­ riculturally. Flailing Is the chief oceip putlort, nml most of lUe’ llsh Is comHumed nt home. Ninety |K*r cent of Hie population is In the •tow ns Crni lug, is the chief ngrictflturnl ImluuVy. Five men an- reported to own the eit tire lnlttiitl outside of the towns. New Will Look Mighty Small for an.Acre of our Best Flowing Well Truck Land in a .few Years : : : : From Now : : : : one ter so>e dejr live-*. De day'll work ain't well dom* oute«H you kin make u pillow o f j o ' conscience mt' aleep out di* night.—Atlanta Comdllutlon.' 1Joyous Fu n tra ls. At funerals of the military nobility in Hlam gayetv instead o f sorrow reign* supreme. The funeral pyre is lighted by tin* king himself, uud this Is fol­ lowed by sports nitil the lotus ilnncc. Ho Did It. Hbe (rouuintlcallyt—'T ho man I marry must he willing to go through Are. for me. He—Then I'm your man, The Ih»sh has tire*! me for telephoning you so often.—Boston Transcript. \ Pa :\r:w\ "Fa, how long 'ctr.i a man live on' water?" j "It dejiends, WiL bv-* n- whether hq is alward a ahlji that wo.i'f sink."—Cleve­ land Plain Dealer. - • "Didn't tile Unmans have nny ex­ pression for both lovo7" , _ "I d o n 't-see," sa Id* the lleiitqiiant. "whnt that lots to do with your les­ son. I take It ’your tusk Is to learn to conjugate tin' presenr tense of the verb to love. Vou luivo It right except the last word, amant. which uieniis they lov«« Instead of both lo v e ". "Wlint does amat menu?" "lie loves " , "I thought It was she lures," , "It mean* either lie..or. she loves." "Doesn't It mean, he nml site love?" "H ardly.. It means but one person." "Ami does ntmintojucau they lovo each other?" —- m JBL "No: It menus eeyeflTr jtersons love. It doesn't menu that.they love each other. It mentis, that each (x-rsoii lyre- some one else." , "How do you know thnt?" "1 can’t say I d<» know It. I confess thnt I don’t remember ever hearing the question brought up. They might lovo eflijli other, mightn't they?*.' .. "If titty w.ere boflj very,nice."' — He looked at her fcearcblngly. Her glance was fastened to ln-r grammar. It w iis ta-glmilng to duwu u|>ou him thut iff was not teaching a schoolgirl, but Mint a schoolgirl was chatting him. “ Let me s is * tbe text,” he salt), bend­ ing over her shoulder. Tills brought tils face very 5neqr hers. Then a heavy footstep on the' stairs betokened the approach of t!\e rnloncl, Blnckstone bent a hasty retreat into the other rooqi, chtdiig tin* portiere be­ hind him. l*hc chlhl In the library went on conjugating.the verb "tolove,"' but when she came to amant she In­ variably gave It **l>t*h love." When Blackstone had transacted his business with Colonel Henderson be took his detnrture, receiving at the puiD time an luvltatlon to 'dinner Jhe same evening. Tin- little schoolgirl had stung him, and when he returned to camp be had forgotten all the colonel had told him. What nonsense 1 To be turned to|»y lorry by a kid atndylng the rudiments o f Latin I Bob gut himself up In evening drew* for .the dinner, taking as much twins to tKwutlfy himself as If ho was to meet a woman Instead of a kid. When he was fonnnlly presented to "our little Billy" sho looked more like Miss WIIhclmlna Henderson, which Hbo really was. Boh didn't know what to say or whnt to dft. But tho colonel led the way to the dining loom, and there was nothing for Itob to say or to do till they reaebe l the l*oard, and then Mlsa nen•Icrso i nude It w ry easy for hltn. , “ H vo you b<*eq graduated thla year. Mr. HlackstoneT^ asked Mrs. nender"I have— only ji few weeks ago." • "Our Ilttlo girl was graduated laat year. -Bite should have remained .at school lor-ger, she*Is so childlike." Rcrs "Did she take any honors?"' aaked •Tt’s a very rare *',b*. ise." Btackstnue dryly, ' "What TIss he'/J' “Onlj' one— a prize In I^tln, I bw "Something brought on ly ileve." work."-JJWroU Free Press. "J have no doubt It was well w on" Ulan Henderson followed up her ad­ To give up of your own -will wbat would coat too much in tim e' and vantage with .Lieutenant 711nek stone and woo him aa well as tha Latin prize. strength U not fallure-lt la aucceaa. • This unimproved land is not all I have to oiler by a long ways. I can sell you some of the best truck farms in the world, right in the very-center of the.Sanford District. Some have good buildings on, others have none. I have one line ten acre farm oir Celery ave­ nue at $11,000. Another with splendid buildings on but only. • 5 U acres tiled for $10,000. Another with no buildings but with ten aqres of well improved arid tiled land and ten acres of fine un­ improved land all for $12,000. Any o f these are worth the money and will pay anyone who can -a(lord to buy such a farm, The land is .no better than that which I am offering above for $60.00 per acre but they are old; improved farms -which have always marie money and are in the best settled part of Florida with brick road in front, close to loading track'and near town. -* A Ten Acre Bargain Earm. 11have a ten acre all improved and'sub-irrigated farm just pne*— quarter mile off from Celery avenue brick road and right at a good loading track on the R. R .( no buildings, two good flowing wells, ■ tiling o f best materials and in perfect working shape, in the best * of condition for fall. Has a cfop of peas to turn under for fer­ tilizer which ou&ht to be Worth $1000.00 to the farm at the present •. . price of fertilizer. Ready to go to -work on any day and put in fall crop. Price $6000.00 and terms on hdlf. * Only two and one- �■ I • . \ ^rec -J i hkral : rW T PAGE SEVSH ■T." proportional* p a it e l tho coat borna by tho THE AUTOMOBILE' Sec. h. That It ghall be? unlawful era of Seminole county to place signs d t y ol Saafeed in filling Is, reclaiming and to - a topographical laval- all for any firm, person or corporation along ail of the hard surfaced public bringing claimed land (tom (he lint ol apltl bulkhead to run or operate a log cart for the highways, of said county,* a distance to thu abor* line ealxtlng prior to la id rpclam atlon, aaJd bond* to be ot the daoompurpose of hauling logs over any of of one mile apart, which signs shsl ,lnallon of ft.OOU.OO each, beating Infereit the hard surfaced ropds or high­ state the speed limit proscribed for at tha fate ol 6 per rent per annum, intercut inyabla aaml-annually, on the lal day of . A N 'A C T Providing Tor (he Prolec ways of Seminole'county. the various vehicles .mentioned in nonary and Jtgly o l aach year, aald laaua of bonda to m atu re-thirty yearn aflar the tloB of the Kopda and Public Sec. 9. T h jt no vehicle shall *be thia-act. tm iance thrreo,, aald luua of bonda to be Highways of Bomlnole County and used' or so loaded as to petmit its January lat, t t l 7 , ’ and. to mature Sec. 18. That' the*board of county dated January lat, 1947; and. Proaerlblaf the Manner and Mode load to be scattered over any of tha commissioners of Seminole county, Wberaaa, It appear* from aald. petition THE U N I V E R S A L C A R o f Uae of Said Highways by Auto- hard surfaced roads or public high­ Florida, may if they deem it expedi­ that a ranvaas o l the raluii}* of aald aleet (on ihow H y prime facte that aafd election mobllea. Motor Trucks and Other ways of Seminole county in such a ent, employ traffic officers to patrol waa in favor of tha iM uancv.of the bond Vehicle*, Providing for the Regu­ way as to be objectionable to traf­ .the public highways of ' Seminole aforeaaid. Non , therefore, pure tent to an order made in thlx cauae b y ihe tion Jamea W. IVrklna, lation and Operation of Said Ve­ fic or detrimental to the road. county; said traffic officer or officers, Judge of tha Circuit Court of tha Seventh hicles on Said Highways, and Pro­ Sec. 10. That it shall be unlawful if appointed by the board of county Judicial Circuit of the atale ol Floiida, no­ tice la heraby alven that the taxpayer• and viding for a License T ai to be for any person or persons to place commissioners shall be vested with ritiien* of the elty of Sanford Fla. are by aald •Wprltl-wide dbtribution and the continual­ • Paid for the Operation of Certain on any part of the public highways all the power and'authority of a dep­ order required to be and appear before the ly growing demand for Ford care are the Circuit Court In and lor the Seventh Judi­ Automobile*; Motor Trucks and of Seminole county any tacks, uty sheriff in apprehending and ar- cial Circuit ot the atale ol Florida, on tha best proofs of FQrd _YaJue. - Ford -oar* are l i t day of September, 1917, at ten o'elock. Vehicles Using (ho Roads and bottles, . wire, glass, nails or^ other .tffWir'.or persons-guilty ■- rn. at l>rt.and. In th* county ol Veluaia, utilities— they are positive necessities— for Public Highways of Seminole articles’, "except such substance” as oT the violation of any of the terms itata ol Florida, In aald circu it' to ehow they have revolutionized modern business, raura II any they have, why aald i«*ue of -Count/, and Provldln a Penalty may be placed there by proper au­ and conditions of this act. la ahould not be validated and con ­ brought country and city togethor and op­ firmed according to law; and at fuch l i n n for the Violations of the Provisions thority fo r the repair or construction Sei. 19. That* any person or per­ and plare all peraona ao dedring may be ened up new life to the family. The Ford Hereof: thereof, which may damage or in­ sons convicted of the violation of heard on the matter of the validation ot - car has become a necessary purt of everyday life. aald bonda aa la provided by Chapter 6I6S Be U enacted by the Legislature of the jure any person, vehicle or animal any of the terms and conditions of of (he I.ear* of Florida 1915. Touring Car $360, Runabout $345, Sedan $645 Wltneaa, K. A. Douglaaa, Clerk of laid State of Florida. traveling along or upon said public this act shall be fined not more than urt on thin thu 9th day of Auguat, 191 . Coupe let $505, Town Car $595— all f. o. b. taeal* K. A. DOUQl.A8.fi. Section 1. That no. person, firm highway. 8260.00, or impriosned not more than Detroit. On display and for sale by. Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seventh Judi­ or corporation shall run or operate a cial Circuit in and lor Seminole Co., Fla. Sec. 11. That it shall be unlawful six months. 102-FrM lc motor vehicle or truck carrying a for any person to drive over, upon, Sec. 20. That all laws or parts of lodd In excess of live tons, including •long,or across a public highway of laws in conflict' herewith at* hereby In Ihe Circuit Court Meveath Judicial H rcall Semlaate Cuuuly. Flurlda. la Chanthe weight oM he vehicle, on T ro v e r Seminole'county or. any part thereof, eery * repealed. ' I any of the hard surfaced' public which has been closed while in the , a Sec. 21. That this set shall take Era!# Smith v»Citation roads In tho county of Seminolo: process of construction, reconstruc­ effect immediately upon its passage John Smith T o John Smith, reildeDce.unknown. Sec. 2. That all motor vehicles tion or repair. and approval by the Governor, or Mill ol complaint haa been filed In the C. F. WILLIAMS E D W A RD H IGGINS o r trucks with a combined weight of -Sec. 12. That in addition to other upon becoming a law without his circuit court ol tha Seventh Judicial Circuit, Seminole county, Florida, in Chancery Agent Salesman truck hnd carrying capacity of less license taxes now provided by law, approval. gainit you, by Eaale Smith, and It ap­ pearing Iron affidavit filed in thia raueo that than five tona, running or operating a county license tax shall be paid for< Approved May 4. 1917. r * rou are not a reatdent of the atata of Florda and that your reeidenra tr unknown, and upon any of the public roads in the the operation of any vehicle for hire, 104-Fri-4tc that there la no pereon In tho elate of Flor­ cdunty of Seminole, and habitually for the carrying of passengers, over ida the aervlce of a eubpoena upon whom would bind you, the aald John Smith. hauling heavy loads <jf kind for any of the public roads or highways Therefore it la ordered that you. John Trees Used for Cisterns. Smith appear to ihr above entitled r i m t nti hire, and performing the functions of Seminole county, and for fach Among the moat curious o f trees l» or before the lat day of October, .1917, or _ WE CAN-PLEASE YOlJ IN of a public carrier, shall within {he vehicle carrying passengers for hire, the gigantic huubuh, which IIouiTmIiiw th *. bill ol. complaint filed ifYlnxl you will be taken -aa -eenfraaed. discretion ‘ of-th e board of county operated over or upon any of the In central Africa, tips trunk o f which It ia further ordered that tbit order Jje commissioners be equipped with public roads or highways' of Sent- . Mtnctjmes .attains u diameter-nf 40 puldiehed -in th e ' Sanford TTrratd once, a » k f« f eight rtmveeutive weeka, - pneumatic tires, and with a gnvrrnor inolo county, engaged either- in ’an feet, according to UuJ I.os Angeles \\'jlneaa mV hand a a -clerk of the circuit No mailer how mjich or how little Lumber you need, control attached to said veliiclo or intra county or inter county trans­ Times. Ibis trunk serves us u nil turn l court of Seminole county, Floiida, on thfe the gfilh day of July, A. D. 191". r wc will be ulail 4u fill your order, and fill, if promptly, ' motor truck in such manner that jt portation the following annual li­ cistern, retaining rain-water In Inrgt (»e*M R. A. DOITCU.A8R, ^ Clerk of the Cirruil Court of the h-V*eATk lo your perfect saiisraction. Thin is the kind of ser­ will be impossible to operate said cense tnx shull be paid to-wlt: For iiuantlties in a' cavity formed at the Juiiirial Cifrult. Seminole County. Fla . . top. TJu* Anil is artificially hollow GEO. A IW O T T E S . vice wc offer to our patrons. * We carry the largest motor truck at a rate of speed each vehicle having a seating capac- ((Ut ,ho trimk* ,<lf ,argl. baobabs and Sv<lr|,lor and Caunril lor Complainant stock of Lumber. Lath, Shingles. Sash and Doors in greater than, ten miles per hour. 99-9ie • ity for passengers ofnot less than ru „ m, wafVr. (tu<.fvreSeminole County. We also carry a full slock of Lime, , N oll, i nr • pp.lrailnu l.-r ta t llr r d t mlrr Sec. 3.That homotor truck or |twelve pavo-ngcr*. $100.00. l-<>r wtli-nex- of ruin a* a pmvlslou against N rrit.n a nf < hapl.r XHtia. 1 ., a , of llu f. Cement. Plaster, Nails, Sew er Pipe, and also 'the Red autotruck having a combined each vehicle, having a seating capac- the dry season. These cisterns uro In Ida and Green Vulcanite Roll Shingles. * Also connected la hereby tftvtV - bat Tho*. K Wll weight of truck and carryirtg capac­ ity of not less than thirteen nor many cases 2d feet in height and eight »«n,N otl'e purrhUM-r of Tax Cerllfiratg- Nn». S. with the oldest and most reliable* Hardware Store in passengers, or ten feet In diameter. clati -t i b-‘ f-ih -lay uf July. A I> 1 9 1X, Tax ity of two tons or more used for the more than eighteen Cgllifir4|p Nu 3. du lid the •I h da) -if July, Seminole County. Phone 135 for all your wants. For each vehicle liming ^ transportation of goods, wares and $150,000. A. 1* n m . Ttx ( Vrtitirat-' Nu. 71.1, -lair-l the Itb ,la)'. * I November, A, I). IhPu, Tax merchandise, whether operated for n sealing- capacity of not less t h a n ; ----------- 1------------------------- 1 1 — t'erlifirat," No. 72t, -iat.-l t h e .lt h day o i l Notfwmher. A. IV |H9r,. and Tea Ceutltralr hire, or for,tho personal use of the nineteen passengers, nor more than; No. 725, tilled the tih day of November. passenger*. $250.00. owner-shall be run or operated upon twenty five A. I>. ISPS, baa filed' aald -'•-rliflrmtee in m> office anti haa made apt-ilrallon fur; tax or over any of .the bard surfaced For each vehicle hav/ng a seating j for An i l ration, for Tat llr n l i ’ n lr r deed* to i'-u- in arcor-laAre with Ixw. SANFORD, FLORIDA * Pint iuti # 1 of I ft a fit ft 1 H I4 S , l,«b> «f F lint • capacity for [utssengers for more Sai-1 rettill- tvt, - ymt-rare the fnll-xaing r<?ads in the cofinty of Seminole at a dexrriUr.l ptoperty -In ,a t-.I ■ in S- mlnufjiawngors, $150.nfC^ S'm|irw **’ s£i\ r% t hat J I' Vin< **nl, exiuntj. Morula, to-wit Crriiflrale No. ... rate of speed greater-than ten miles than twenty ! .I tiurrliistr i’ f IV?HlWalr Nil ■ir.rlil.rtl al-utr rtn htat.- lit-,- 111 rt, S of per hour. T h e fo r e g o in g selietloh s n a i l , m u , s,. n o - ,u> ui j , , t x , \ i> t u 1-. ha. M-.r N ’ f; r--i , of I <-i Sr. Tp |-t |t •••> HI* omniliUM I'rMifii ulr m tti> ufftrr, mnl In*** ftml*- I), run W I*.,*. ft. S |*l ||, l, | n ,’ \ |hi Sec. 4. That no person shall drive', apply t«» ii»> \**hi*-n f k8(«|iltrat n*n for u i ijrnl in Ineyi* hi arrntil* ft. *- It) ante* . tVrltfirate Wo II ilt-or^y-tl frtt Ill'll lift* o r . m i f f witfi l i w . Slrfrt rrrtMIrali* rnilirafrs ihi* above rmbtarra' l-ul N.i. .1, S e e '21. Tp 19, or operate a motor vehicle of any operated under any ■ ■ lm ‘ V *# irtw.i. (bllviiin i 'ilM frlb n l property *itu«ti*«|* In ft 29 E, "• acxcta. Certifirate No. 71.1 deM ^ |SHninriiijrou m r, rio;i*i», lu-wit: l ot kind over any public road or high­ iiK n n o fr o m a m u n ic ip a lity erlbed above nnbtW re S\V ' , ' uf K W 'i *;cr Avoid Mosquitoes, Flies, Gnats, Etc. by Using Ceritjbale " i m a s . T o . 2 u S-. it. a« K. m «rr,-,. .T h e 2.1. T p *9. It 29 IV III acrrT. way of Seminole county recklessly, r u n o r o p f c r a t i 'd o v e r a n y s t r e e t tJifil idml |»ulfft£ m thu uuiw uf thu No. 721 ilfferlhed a b o v e . i-mhrarra N\Vt* i»eu»nru of ■uch r n t l l l c i t r In Ihr tiim « ol of S K 1, 8 »c'2 fi. T p IP, ll 2 9 . K, 40 acre«. ~ or at a rate o f spend-greater than wholly witliin said municipality. Hoy tier A IIm I o ,* U s l m « » mI r f h i f l r t t f c » f llfi •aI No. 7(55 -le.ef i bed jlbjivy* t-rnSec. 13. That vehicles for the car­ ihttll thirty miles per hour, and shall also Iw ncrtmNng to l » u t i i bfa ce. S\V of SF <, See 2|1, Tp 111 , It 29 K, « M L i* r w tiir a k* fr# in on | !* # ■ 111 li iffty t*f 8< *p|0 acre*. " at all times operate said vehicle w ith rying of passengers for hire, having trn»lrrrs A. |»., . Tho -aid Uml being ha-eaxed at the dale due regard to the width, traffic-and a carrying capacity for twelve pas­ •Witnru my nfflrlil algnal wre a rut of the J-lUinee ttl auch refttfieu J r.'c fnltow. t hI* th*» *•( Auf«*t. A l» 1**17. CerttfleXle Nu '» d-arrlti>1 above, in the .- u s e 'o f rttv* highway, and shall so sengers or more and weighing more m ah V. \ m i l M . I . A S S . nan....... . V Srhynelx 1 rriltirai,- .N o 1. ('I r f k ( irruit f ’ i'iifl ^ m ln u t n , Ft» than 4.000 pounds with load, oper-! tie*c, 1b, t| xl ntr, ttl the name nf lane I aft-. X manage; operate and control said The i lill Hardware Company fly V M . t l o m i i n , I* i* Heir Cerlfnratr Nu 711. ile.rrll-eil above JO i-F ri-iu vehicle as. not to Interfere with the ated for hire over or upon any of the in th -, name „f c . \v. M rlfoonlif, Certifi­ X 1 has just bcccived a fresh stock cate Nu. 721, tlo-erlbrtl above In the name reasonable use of the highway by public roads .of Seminole cmipty, j • -a iT H K of I’ dt-nowi. Certitteale No " j t , d riertiu-il S ^ ' Opal xSrreen Wire and a car shall not exceed a rate of [ l» hm-h) elxi-n Oml umlt-f »ml by viriut- x l- 'v - to I be ttam-* nf C W Mrllitnald others; or endanger the property,, Florida , , .. i . | J nf ii r*ftnIn irflt nf f*k<*rU(lii8 nut «f I tile-aul I ell (Hrale. -ft 0 1 1 be redeemed ' Nails, American Field Fence life or limb of any person: ami in .HfH'Ctl 4*f tOli milfrt p* r ll**ur, »lh<l tllilt auij uinli.r itie M-nl til l hi* <l?rull ('ii nrl III ar-orilibc to la*, tax -le.-l. »,|| l.aue -ItertHin fi|POflfr roiini), flnriils, i>n ih»' l-th =5 and Ilarb Wire........................... * driving at night or upon approach­ all othrr mol nr vehlrlt^ having a |,’l| 1% ,A, I*. 1900. Ill lilt* riu*r thofrln dn'H e 2Pth d fy of Auguat,'/.. It. Hl| 7. Wtlne-a my olfirlal tixnalure um l-veal rhiv ing' persons, animals or vehicles on carrying capacity for twelve passen­ I*rrilinc in whlrh W. J Hill Af ('ompiny 27lh tlaqr of July, A. I* 1917. w**r*• pFnimin- an«I Afina <’, \V»*uill*rtil e** ^ a• (•rail E. A DOtlKl.AXS, the public highways, an intersection gers or more, nod weighing less limn tls'N'fitUnt I h«vp irvipii iiptm fh<» f« llominf Clerk Citruit Court .Wi-mihoh Co.. Fla. tlrarrihoil laml* Ih t* pfnfirMy nf f he tin * We have Ihe Goods and the Right Prjrj.*. 4,000 pounds with load, operated for 9S-Frf-6le of u public highway, a sharp turn or fert*lnni, Iu n it : Th# nf N ’ j df H*. hire over or upon any.of the puhlir i f Ml!** nf K \V * $, Hcrlluti Itj, Tf»wn*hl|» 19 curve in the highway, a tup of a hill Mtiit iio i is m i ; nm i :s i See us before Pnrrhasing S,t Uan^t .*i*1 V , t t.nlaininu .’i a( ri • rmtio nr T o All W bum ll May fu n ,.-,,, which obstructs the view beyond, a roads of Seminole county, Floridz, (#*»• 1y1ne ami l»rinif «11uatr. iti TVl* i. tn m .iil) >--u C-ai 1 have turn rminty, Khi,ii|a: I *\JI ritn*nl ami liMlbt'xl a-ftstiee by l.t«u|- I nut nf'SJnfntdL railroad crossing or any other place shall not exceed a rati- of speed <f ttifi Iantr« f* r |<nl»llc nutrry to t h# Florida, n .ien u r m a rrrtaliv.ilrFd of axxign'ftill*ht^t im l brat bidder (or m h brlort Ibi* ment, conveying al1 * i- pruu.ny where* there is reason to apprehend twenty jniles per hour. i-n tb .fe a l Court HnUft dour uf Mrmlnyh* rtiunt)' and ;wr*onal. fur t) - I • ill bf« ir-.llin r. the possibility of rolisign with othehsl See. 14. That each motor, ve­ Flufhlf » a? Umloril, Florida, nit i fit* rtr*i under t be iaw- nf l' -i|lda, aril you and -ar|i uml ay aixri thr third day ol Sr|i|rftil>rr, of you ert birr'-} reuttlrrd within Alxty -lay* whether within cities or lowuis. or in hicle or motor truck used for the M \ I). 1917, th# 'in n bclnc • rrcular #4»lra if lb - , ihdit-r live* in thia .ta lc, nn-i witbfp A* Next to Seminole County Hank Sanford, Florida the. open country, the driver or oper­ transportation of goods, wares ami day and within tho Irgil houra of «alr. f. -ir mnt'thx if bryom l t|-e Moiil- of the tiU rn at Sanlmd. Paminolr county, Flor­ Mate uJ Florida, .worn .1 ate mend Vjf ator of vehicles of all kinds shall merchandise for hire, ami performing ida, t hin Ih** 1*1 day .of Anpin, till 7. court" again.t 'la- «fti-l a'.lgnnr. K R. lilt A I *V. HhrtifT, Tl-ia July 25th, 1917. have- the snme under control, and the functions of a comnttin carrier, fVmlrinfi* I'nuniy, Flmlda H E N llY WTOIIT, shall reduce the speed thereof to the engaged in either intra county or 10O.Frt-ltf* * • . -I Av-lgvtec. rs rtl-5 tc . point at which a collision with an­ inter county transportation, running . N o tin : , !• h iirb y rlv.n tti»l an •pf.llralton »U1 tic lo --Irtu lt l vxri, h rirn lh Judlrlal t ltru ll. other can. he avoided by the exercise or operating over or upon any of the mail, W . J . THIGPEN & COM PANY to the ljnnoralilr Jam ,, W. t’erklm, S e m l m - l e t'ou n lf, Miirlda. In t'hanrrry of reasonable care, .if such collision public roads ot highways of Seminole ■'ale*. t « .nth J ihIH s I Circuit, Klnrltla. i t W. II. ^lackinaon, Complainant . AGENTS I M .a M , ttorid i, or wher«**r the Judge v». Mill |u " suddenly becomes imminent, .and no county, shall, in addition to the may be, on tte 3rd d*y ol- September T lu lr k -f ftaalty Com pany, a Furv-rlnaa Murlgaga veliiclo cshall bo driven around any license tax ’ n ow . provided by law, A. I>. IDIT, Iqr ■ chsrlrr Incorporating the Florida curporation, and It. (I. Klr*t llapti.t Church ol Ssntord, at San­ Slaton and A'i-d* filaton, biosharp curve at a rate of speed in ox- pay the following annual license IW : ford, Florida, a corporation not lor ptoltt: w itr,. llrptrndanta. the general nature tnd object ol the cor-’ Order of Katvlco b> I'ubllratfon .. cess of ten miles per hour. For either vehicle having a com­ pnratlon itlitl he to maintain and conduct ft appearing tn th o'cou rt that xubpoctia a ihureh pi the Daptlit denomination to­ O ffice with HOLDEN R IA L E S T A T E I'-Ued in raid cau.v againxl the dafcndanta Sec. 6. That- it shall be unlawful bined weight of truck and carrying gether with a Sunday •cbunl and Dlhle in the above eiilltted cauax- hag been rHUtnad .- for nny person, firm or corporation capacity of three tons, $175.00. For •chool and other initituliona ol Imtructiop. by the Sheriff of JiVkilnole county, In- which Sanford. Florida The lollnaring named appear a» jncorpora- •aid county auit ll t«-mlitig. with the endurae.to attach t o . a n y ' motor driven ve­ either- vehicle -having a combined tnret It. It. llri«»on, Joe Camrron, r. I* mint pf aaid ahr/lfl of Semlnoln county, Rro. M. Mallard, Jno. It, Jinkin', that he i* uhaliir tn aervy aaid eubf"*-na on a i d hicle a trailer for tho purpose of huul weight of truck and carrying capac­ jItinr*. . t_ Miller, F.‘ E. .liatchell, V . h. Seoggan 7 hatcher Itealty Company, a Florida cornu ra­ ity of more thnn three tons up to and Srhelte Malm t, all ol Sanford, Florida. tion. owing tn the failure of aaid corporation to , ing any commodity, goods, wares or The promoted charier’ now being on Sle In elect officer* or appoint agrnta, and 1-erauM four tons, $225.00. For each vehicle merchandise over the hard surfaced the office n( the f l i r t ol tt n I’ trcult. f'qu tt, the officer, or agenla of aald corporation are Hanford, Seminole county Florida. *• unknown, and it appearing tn the enurt that /o a d i of Seminole county. Provid­ having a combined weight of more |h ton-Fri-lie the bill haa been rile4 in the above atalnf ed, however, that.a single trailer at­ than four tons and up to five tons, raua- .in the. ■above entitled court by VV. 11, Markinaon, complainant, againxl Ihe deIn the (Trcull Court « ( Heienlli Judlrla* .... tached to a motor vehicle may be $400.00. ftewtly Company, a Cltrull.’ Sc ruinate* County, Florida. Chart. fendonta, Thatcher Florida corporation, Viola Staton and If. «er» * used for tho trUrt»|>ortUtlon of per­ The foregoing license tax shall not (J. Staton, defendant#, for tha tiurpoen of Mamie f.en Manning, sons when not transported for hire, apply to motor trucks or motor ve­ forffloaing a mortgage on the property deMill ol Complainant• Goods o f the same high standard o f * trribed in the bill of complaint, ra. Complaint if said trailer is equipped with rub­ hicles used for the transportation of XIIlea Manning ft lv therefore, ordered that tha aaid de­ D ltorco quality that we have always offered. fendant, Thatcher Realty Company, a Flor­ tte.endini ber tires, and provided, further, that goods, wares and merchandise, oper­ ida corporation, appear to thia cauae, on or Tin Milca Manning.* Wayerora, p a .! , . the Use of two wheel trailers is not ating upon any franchise or license You are hereby ordered to apftear to the 1-efore the 3rd day of September, 1917, and bill nr complaint Sled herein acain-t you n# defrhd the raid action, or decree pro conby this section prohibited. from a municipality, provided said of W lo’ ii the fh«t Monday In September. fe-xo will be entered agalnxt >aid defendant1 It is true that in comparison with beforeTho foregoing section shall not np- motor (ruck or-vehicle Is paerafed A. It. IVlT, the Same being the In i day of corporation, and final decree entered thereon. It ia further orderf-d that thia order be the-war times prices .ire hij?h, and certain •aid month and a rule day of thit rourt. ply to any trailer operated wholly 'wholly within said municipality, and theh and there to make anawer to aald hi'l put’ll.hed once a vnek for the rpare of two materials‘are scarce and hard to get; but month* In the Sanford Herald, a newapaptvr j within uny incorporated city or further' provided- that the. foregoing herein fall not or a deerre pro coni- "-o will puhlixhed in Seminole county, Flurlda. be trken ant] enured again l you, loToared we have for. rponths locked ahead and Done, nrderrd, adjudged anil -I, <re, d at town, in Sqminolc county. license fee.shall not apply to motor by f-hn! deere*-. ■ • provided for this scarcity in a large meaaurt* \ It la furth-r orde .-d that thiv notice te Del.and, Flotilla, the 29tn -he v o f June,- )9 t7 . JAfi. W P E R K IN S, Sec. 6. That when any vehicle is trucks or vehicles operated by nny puhllahed in the Sanford 11-raid, a m e . ■ and can offer youy Judge Seventh Judicial Circuit Court ..tper ’ pnhll«l rd In Sem-nnle county. K.nrused or operated, which .is over six person or persons for their own indi­ (da.-once ra n . tre-lt l»r a peri-d ol f.mr con. . , L, of Florida Itickinaon A Itiekinton, ae utive Week*. * feet in width a t , its widest point, vidual use or husifiess. Rnl*. for C om ?. Wltne.r B. A. Poufta**, the *|erk of our f>ec. 15. That all moneys derived tlrrull rourt and the nee I of .aid rourt. at 90 Fri-lOtr upon or over any roads in Seminole the hou-e in Sanford, thit the 20th county at* night, a light shall be dis­ from the payment of the license day court In Conn of the Count) Judge. Hcm lnoe «f July, 1l*IT. C ou n t), Slnlr of Flotilla lurall B. A. ItltllC .l-ASS. played at the extreme left hand side taxeicj^ovided hy this net shall be In re Estate uf **-Frl-Me We are also headquarters for nil insecticide Jamea tlaxi-r William" of such vehicle, visible* from both pahfinto the Road and Bridge Fund T ° all Creditors, legatee*, Distributee., and and f u n g i c i d e materials,-.ami the famous In the tlrru ll Court S cieu lh Judicial Cir­ of Seminole cou n ty,. and shall be the front and the rear, and in the •II Peraona having Ctalpia or Demands cuit Srmluole Coualy, Morld.i Doming and Brown spraying outfits, either i a fiin a t laid Fatale: used for the maintenance and upkeep City of Sanford, a municipal operation of any motor truck or ve­ You. and each ol you,.are her*by notified corporation, nreanlred and ealarge or small. of the hard surfaced roads of Sem­ and required to present any claim , and dahicle where the load extends beyond iating under tho law* of Ihe manda whlrh you, or either ol you, vttey Stalk of Florida, the end of the body, of said vehicle.’ inolo county. , have against the retain of Jamea Mailer Wif•vu. , Citation llama, dseeaaed, late nf Krminnle cou n ty Sec. 16. T he terni “ vehicle” us Stale of Florida, px ret, J, II if said vehicle is operated in the day Florida, to thr undersigned KierutrU of aal,) Jcihea, State Attorney of the m lato' within two year* ftom the date hire lime, a red (lag shall be attached tu uspd in this art shall include all ve­ Seventh Judicial Circuit of the of Florida, the extreme end of the load, and if hicles propelled hy any power other ■tale ol ,‘Tatpayerr 'orld,• and CltUena ol tho City Dated June 21xt. A. D. >117.. To th* Manufacturer!! of Ideal Fertilizers SARAH M. W ILLIA M S, operated at night, a red light shall than muscular power, except motor- ol Sanford, Seminole County, Florida Jacksonville, Florida • . . .. . . EieeutrlgWhefea-r-k petition waa on the 8th day 88-Fri-nie , ,_____ . , - - . ■ ol .Vwgutt, 19IT. filed In the above atatod I'*' displayed at the extreme end of bicyrles and motprcyHes. , by the city ol Sanford, a municipal In Cpurt o f the Count) J u d g e ,. .Seminole tne load. * , — Sanford Branch, R. C. JVfaxwell, M anager' ^► The term "public highw'ay" or court **1 corporation, organi-ad and ealallng under County, Stale of Floiida See. 7. That no traction "engine, "road" shnll include any highway, the law# ol tha elate of Vloti'U *ctlInc forth I tKCa HaCato o f the (art that an t-leeilon *aa held In the Fstella ft. Wat man, drcrisad P'ow, harrow or oth£r forming :m- county road or public street in the paid city ol Sanford on the 2&lh day of To all Creditors, leg a tee*,’ l>iatrihutre*.and I'Jlfi, to determine the nuratlon ae to alt Pereon* having Claims or Dgrnanda pletnents or*other vehicles, equipped county of Seminole, or in any-city, April, wbathyr or not there' ahould be leaned by against aaid Katalr: Ihe city of Sanford. Florida, bonda in tha *ith lugs, ‘ spikes or‘ other projec- town of municipality thereof. You, and each of y»u, are hereby notifir-} •urn <41 I 'l l , 0011. 00, for th* purpoaa of pay­ and required to present any rlaima and de­ The term “ omnibus" as used in ing, retiring and lundtng certain voucher", mands whlrh you or either of you may have fions wihch come in contact with, warraniaf of tha city of Sanford, Florida, againxl aha rxrata of Kslalla IL.W'arman, dr. •nd which are seriously destructive this act. shall include any m otor-ve­ ’or i'xucd in payment of thr proportipnata part eeaaad, late of Semtnola rounty, Florida, to lo the hard surface of the road, hicle used for the transportation of of the cost borna by the city of Sanford, in the undersigned Administrator ot aald e»constructing a bulkhead bordering on l.aka tafo within tw o yaatw-from the data hereof. ■HI- be dragged cr driven over or passengers for hire. Montoe ia tF e-city of Sanford, aiid lying Dated Juna 21xl, A. Dr-1917. between the raxt tide of an un named alley upon the hard surfaced highways or ■ E. U. W A R M A N . Scc.-I7. That it shall be the duty between Sanford am! Ci'picaa avtnuctr, and ' Adminixlrator. of the county of Seminole. of the board of county commission! the went aide of Myrtle avenue, and ler tha 88— Pri-9le . AND TRAILOR LAW / P R IC E LEGAL ADVERTISING S E R V IC E Q U A L IT Y -0 H IL L L U M B E R C O M P A N Y XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIHX7XIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX Opal Screen Wire 1 H IL L H A R D W A R E CO . x XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIlIXtXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX General Fire Insurance All. the Fertilizer You Want Our Stime Old Lime of High Grade Goods Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company A 25c Want A 3 , in T h e Herald will Rent Your/House For Y ou v ' j r! If 21 w �SANFORD HERALD R. J. HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Boaiaoaa Manager PabiMud Rm j TiMwtts sad WU| THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY >all the cattle and eliminate the tick or must fence thfc cattla and prevent them'' from getting across the line. Also that unless Seminole gets in the free tick list, our catt|e cannot be shipped ‘out of the county tinlesa cer­ tain conditions are carried otlt and it is a case of dip or fence. Andrew Aulin, Oviedo, army . . John Cater'Lawton, Oviedo, navy band, Battleship, New York, ». Herbert Fuller, Co. C Joe Lewie, C o. C Artie Lewis, Co. C , Mel via Tyler, regulv army . Jr F. Coatee, aviation corps/ “ Ernest Gormiey, band, Missouri regiment Walter Radford, IT. S. Army! Corbett Hutchinson, aviation corps Joe Guerry, aviation corps Sam Penvehouse, aviation corpj^ C. E. Hunter, aviation corps Wilson Miller, aviation corps Harrold Long,.-aviation corps James Purvis, marine corps in France " __________ ______ _ Wallace TApford, quartermaster’s department, Norfolk. With Your Check Book In Your Pocket you Are protected against theft and loss o f funds— Y ou are prepared to purchase what you require— Y ou are^gaved the expense of money orders and registered letters, j Are n o t these ifome advantages worth considering? We invite your account' subject to check. CAPITAL $30,000.00 If. R. STEVENS *. SUItPLUS $I5,000;00 C. M.HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA ru-Pr-W.. p L W00DRUFF Vka-Prstidnit 0. L TAYLOR Cashier ' R. R. DFAS Au’l Cashlet THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS P U B L IC IT Y . That old iron safe dug up in ex­ cavating for the new postoflire building started some excitement in Sanford ant] the finders had wild dreams of treasure,-- The Sanford Herald says the door was opened and the safe' found full of Sanfrird soli — which many planters there have found to be real treasure.—Jax Tfmeh-Unfon. It had Bob Holly Vtitd hatchet in­ side.—Orlando Sentinel. And Orlando’a goat. tonementa eastern division nnd there Is no doubt but what the war department will eventually adopt the Chappell plan but whether Mr. Chappell will ever real­ ize anything from it or not remains to be-seen But the plan ia goot enough to be adopted at writ the, army camps and in"tTTrf4 there shquld be enough prisoners rti work the fields and raise enough food stu ITs not only to feed the recruits but to feed part Congressman II. J. Drane was over of our army in Europe. •from Lakeland for n short time Tuesday. He came to address the1 county commissioners in behalf of the movement to organize; home guards in Lakeland, Bartow, Ft. Meade, Winter Haven and Mul­ berry, into a battalion 400 Atmng, (Continued From Pnge 1) (Particulars in regard to same will be found, in county commissioners’Airoceedings elsewhere in this* issue. I fill Cecil Gaston Butt San ford Mr. Drnne made a splendid talk and 1)7 Clarence Chappell, Sanford' a strong plea for help whirh the’ !*S Delta (I. Allen; Sanford commissioners granted. He spoke of !•!* Mathew Hickson. Sanford the general outlook ami the neces­ (Ml John Nathaniel Moore. Wagsity of^prompt action by our gov­ ernment in-.til lines of preparedness., JOI Boyce R. .Robinson, Sanford His reports of conditions in foreign .'JOJ Marvin Sherman,. Sanford parts, especially Geriqqny, ns aH> believed to be true .in .Washington SEMINOLE S ROLL OF HONOR are enough to bestir our people, to the necessity of leaving no tftonc un--_ turned that..w.*ur!d h‘‘I|» the govern merit in it, efforts to hasten the end , of the most giganric^slruagie ever { known in the history of nations. 4-> Bartow Record. . ' . A M E R IC A ’ S CAUSE FUR WAR - "T he military master-' of Germany denied us the right tv be neutral. They filled our communities with vicious spies and conspirators. They sought to corrupt our citizens..;. They sought (jy . violence to de.*tury our induatfh^i and arrest our com­ merce. JThey tried to incite Mexico to lake up arm* against m and to draw Japan into hosTile alliance with her. They impudently denied us tinuse of the high seas and.repeatedly executed their threat that they would send to their death any of our people who ventured to approarh the coasts of IJurop?. • • • "This flag under which we strve would .have been dishonored had we withheld our hand."— Woodrow Wilsoh, President of the Unitsd States. Wq can furnish in any size and any style type. Delivery in five days after receipt of order. Prices Tor Rubber Stamps not over 2M Inches long and type not over H Inch high: Each Additional I.lnc 10c Office Supply Dept PHONZ 148 LONG WOOD PICK UPS . C. W. Kntimingcr left Wednesday for’ Texas, Mrs. Enttminger accom ­ panying him as far as Georgia where she will visit her sister. Mrs. Hoieman was laid to rest be­ side her husband, Rev. Hoieman in PRODUCING NOT PROMOTING" BOARD OF TRADE RESULTS the Longwood temetory Wednesday (BY THE HKTKKTAKY) At one time Mr. ‘ Hoieman *• was clergyman - of Christ Church. At the regular' mqn’thly^ Board of. Plenty of work now f° r the Civic Miss Annie Bell Alton returned Trade meeting Tuesday night the 1committee. .- Everybody lend them a Wednesday from Kissimmee, where proposition to take up with the'helping hand hecauxe their wprk is she was visiting Mrs. King. Geneva people the question of cstab- for everybody's good and all share J. A. Bryan,-Jr., of Tampa was a Hilling n mail route via the bus line'alike. visitor Iri Longwood last week. between Sanford and Geneva ' was ---------The springs are very popular these gone into and the Board of Trade The n oarda 0f. Trade representing days, as. there arc several camping will look into this matter at an p|ant City, Brookaville' and Sara: parties, F. J. Nc-imyer and fondly early date. As it stands now it takes aota, arp showing u real progressive among them. usually twenty four hours for mail H|,jrj^ jn their page advertisements Word has com e that Edwin Dln- to get from Sanford to Genevu and lc the Tampa. Times. As many kcl has enlisted in the ammunition only one service ench way a day. i c a v e th,. state they want others to corps in New York state, he living \\it»h only thirteen miles between | omP jn an,| they want them to bethe only Longwood boy t o . enlist. the two places und that over excel- gome real ritizem. Their line of ad"D in k ’s no Blacker.*'’ lent brick roads 40 minute service |vort,ajnjt wj|| bring resaits nnd their can he had and two mails each way rcap0ctive counties will he the btene« day would result. It is hoped that flcIarjes at large.’ /F rom repbrU, the effort^ if combined will K-’1, there has never .before .been n time fnvorahle con fiscation from the i*,** i.-i ri■l Hhnwine mirh ranbi ud- PU LLS If we must talk about the other party, let's make it a rule to apolo­ gize to ourselves nnd personally to the other party immediately there­ after and soon we’ ll' ipllt talking such detrimental things. S. V. Ramsey, representing the Bureau of Animal Industry, " the Board of Trade Wednesday and outlined tho'pian of tick eradication proposed for Seminole county Knew HI* Ape. Allan, on ids second birthday. wM told by Ida mother that he’ was two years oid. That same day his mother weighed film, and ns she lifted him off the scale she said: "Yon weigh Juq thirty pounds." That evening, wheo the little b o y ’s father cume home he said: “ Well, Allan, how old nre you)’* AHnn bt-sltatod a few seconds und Iheo replied. ‘ "Two years and thirty pounds.” 1 The Whippoorwill. The whippoorwill does not build a nest for its eggs bnt lays them oa'the ground, usually on fallen leaves. The, Inner Meaning. Remember that ns you live your life efleh day with an uplifted purpose and misi-iruii desire, ench and every event will bear for you a deep slgnlflranct^— mi Inner mennlng—and ns you learn their liii|Mirt. so do you lit yourself for higher work.— William Q. Jmlgq, F. J. McDaniel of Owoaso, Mich., and a staunch member of the S b i k ford Board of Trade is spending a few week’s in Sanford. Although.liv­ ing in Michigan, ami only com es to Sanford once a year. n,sk Mr. MeDimnel what he thinks of the board of Trade.and take his advice. Your per.vinul interest nhd /th e loan of your effort is as valuable almost us your money. If you can’ t afford to Ldong lo the Board of Trade V im - to th* meetings any­ how. IJ^-you can belong to the Board <f Trade but feel dubious as to rerult* individtr dv arpl edilectively com e to the meetings then Smart successful men are tbosC| judge for ycurscl.f,!. We want you to who rnn see th'e ulue ilf tjio. othe fellow's proposition and help to per­ come nut: your presence, shows your fect it if it has merit. Three years interest nnd whether or'not y<*u ere a ago the Inventor was laughed at rm-mbrir y jur being, there will indi­ who offered his work to the nation. cate. ycu* spirit and lin t ;il ijie will Everyone seemed to have ills own scheme, -all invented and few sue ’ ceeded—not for the lack of merit of the product but for the lack of a t-J tention given them by-departm ental[ heads. Today things are dilTi-tont; A country school in Ihe heart of Virfifnin. und of the two thousands inventions New huifrling with all modern equipment. offered to offset the submarine High standards, but not extravagance. v u g s menace ail are being investigated Rales $335-5385. “ Aided and Impeded and seriously consitiored. * Mis* Ruth Bergquiat left Mnnduy for her liomo at Ft. Meade after a .very pleasant but all too short visit among us, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lundquist carried her in to the afternoon train. Mrs. Maude Vincent is .spending a pleasant week with her old friends in Grapevllle' while her husband is trying to regain bis health', being at present in Saskatchewan, Canada, reservo having visited one brother in Chi­ cago and later expects to visit all­ reserve ot hnr in Minnesota whom he has not seen .iii ttvonty seven years. W reserve Little Rutli-Ericaorr-is rather poor.-* Mr. Ramsey states that already ly—does nbt scrim • to have yet- 34 dipping vats huve been establish­ thrown off the measles entirely. ed in Orange county ami 31 in Lake, Mrs. Guo. Clark attended the Ad­ So far, only 5 are in Seminole. ventist picnic Tuesday whirh was .held nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Along with ‘ many other things he Parkinson at Geneva, -being one of n knows, Hon. Rube Allyn knows the party from ftr.9 pevi)|e driving over. benefits, of a Homo Guard and. last All report a very pleasant time. night at the Baptist Temple told the Rev. Swanbon was here as prom­ good features and protective ability ised but the weather rather hurt the of that organization in no uncertain meetings* Sunday. terms nnd tim jarge. audience voiced AY® h a v e ’ time for business and his expressions by hearty applause.' time for pleasure, may we not also Und time, to seek the Lord while He may he found. Ono of our brave senators has said that "prayers as well ns guns ore needed and that as Oscar Speer. Co* C, Fla. i individuals asqd as a nation we Bruce Anthony, Co. C, Fla. should humble our selves and en­ Ernest Gregory, Co. C, Fla. treat Him for guidance." May we Fred Mason, Co. C, Fla. as a nation be Saved from the dregs George McLaughlin, officers re­ of the hitter cup of war! Surely serve t h W open Bibles and churches shall Harold Washburn, coast artillery. rise up in judgment against us if we Albert Fry', coast artillery neglect them. . » James Estri'dge, Fla. troops George Huff, Fla. troops Again, we remark, "Unde Sam is' ia indicative of the spirit truly In Thomas Sullivan, Fla. troops slow at starting, hut he pushes the existence now In Sanford. TJ»e nloW. A. Pattishull, officer reserve breeze and kicks up the dust nnd gnn is being admired by many and raised hum-hum when he dore get »jj My. Kimball o f.S t, Louis remarked going. yesterday that he had never seen a . ----------- -------------- better suggestion, on a card and hr Occasionally, through chnrity we lived up permit Senor Carranza to squeeze a word or two on to an obscure page. Th,* coat nf-cvorythlrig is still soar­ ing -ind congress is still twaddling, and tb i speculating sharks are stilt sticking the warm blood of the na­ tion. . corpa work or what, if it’s progressive and Sam Peavcyhouse. aviation corps for the hetternunt of Sanford and Martin Temple. C *. F. , Thr dreum ’o 'epee of the world ia Seminole county the if^prd of Trade Robert Robinson, npvy hospital said t i bo ‘J M j O.OOQ miles. • Who'll is In it. Not only do we m?sn by join us in a hike? corps that that we will talk the'plan but Arthur Dickine, Co. H •we’ll work for R. We are here to It L becoming apparent to any help you and any good straight pro­ John Lee, Co, HI ' wchool boy that the more congress gressive plan that you have In m!nd.J. A. Staffold, Co. F. talks of food fontroi the less it knows We exist for colleztive good, hot in­ Hugh White, navy of what it ia talking about. dividual. Try ua when you like. Oacar Rouse, Oviedo, navy i appre- PR O G R ESS Best By Every Tes, hy Wnr I)cpl. 19th year. >Vr - catalog address N. J. Perkins, B. A., Dean and Acting Pres., Fork Union, Va., or'call for one at B. L. Belkins' store. Sanford, Flo. CONFIDENCE in the Federal Reserve Banking System played an important part in the rccovery/bf--buaineas from the adverse conditions following Uib* out­ break of the European war, thirty months agp, and is still helping to keep business on an even. keeL This system with its Immense resources is a bulwark of strength to the banks which are mem­ bers of it, and will, assist them irr any financial requirements Which they may be called upon to meet. By depositing your money with us you re-, ceive the protection and the new facilities which our membership in the system enables -us to ofTeryou. * F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K SAriJFOKD, FLORIDA"' r* �i "ITT ■» ■ *'/ i. :. •• •*•- , I7,*l»17 PAGE FITE THE SANFOBD HERALD No, brother, you shouldn't let up 1 1> 1 1 1 b . p w i l y „ , U U « I by th . Riiaala, August 1 . 1 7 6 , 1 3 7 , 0 0 0 87,429,000 on the speculating hog, or 'h e ’ll have* |people of Florida generally.*'* RTrs, France,' August 3 Bingham was not only Interested in* Belgium, August 4.._.,^. 22,571,000 your shirt soon. i » ___________ V . i • • • • ** ♦ . . . . . . __ t . f _ *• philanthropic work and made Great Britain, A ug. 4 . 439,969,000 516,000 generous contributions to charity*- Monteriegro, August 7 .../ There is not a man on earth whi Little.Happening*— Mention but had( become especially identified, Japan, August 2 3 ---------- 73,807,000 does not experience a thrill pleasof M atters in B r i e f NEED N OT W O RRY. YOU— IF YOU AR E WISE T O 1915.'. wijh the great conservation work un­ at the smile of a pretty woman. Personal Items o f ' * ** * ' ’» * . Italy, May 23/.. .. _____ *37,398,000 dertaken by the state federation, If he doesn't he is not a man— we Interest" 12,000 won’t own him. through her splendid gift' of 960 San Marino, June 2.... , acres of land to fhc federation as an ' 1916 endowment, that made possible the Portugal, March 10 .... 15,208,000 Summary o f the Floating Small Attention, Royal Neighbors 7,608,000 scruring_from the legislature the Roumania, August 27, . Talka Succinctly Arranged for There is to he a called meeting in trafct of 960 acres of land, knoWn as Keeps Ice Longer, Has Cold Water Dottle, Pure Enam­ Hurried Herald Readers _ " 1917 ------the hall Saturday night at 7:30. Al Royal Pnl'm -State Park. She wok United States, April 6 . 119,168,0t)0 members urged to be present, puai eled, Sanitary, Durable i t widow of Mr. Henry M. Flagler Cuba, April 8 .... 2.500.000 ness of importance to bp transacted. Mra. T.' O. Charles is visiting hei id they bocamo interested in Para­ Panama, April 9 427.000 I Recortier. mother in •Charleston for a few dise Key, Royal_Stnte Park som Qtcccf*, July J 6. 4.831.000 -weeks. * ; years ago, and ex p ressed t heir,inten­ Siam,' July 22... 8.149.000 The Flake U. Y. P. U. ■V , Mrs. J. A. Perdue and family of tion of saving this land to the piyiplu The union wilk give a “ Pay as you Tuscaloosa, Ala., are in the city the of the state, and it was due to this Total 993,167,000 Enter’*, purty in the Baptist Temple, .i continued interest of hers, through T / tc p a te n te d ? guests of Mrs. J. T. Hurley. The following countries, although to which nil are invited who have a B o t t le h o ld e r . Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McDannel of* \hc '"formation given by Hon. J. E. they have not declared war have dime they would like to give to some A n ex c / u s/ r o Owosso, Michigan an* in the eity for Ingraham, that the gift was finally broken off gelations with Germany good work. An interesting program f e a t u r e w ith d ie mado to the federation. It Is the this year on the dates given, the n few weeks and will lie ut their is being arranged by th& program hope of the federation that this-cntable showing their popu.ation: homo on the Orlando Sanford road. committee. The exact night of the Mr. McDannel is u Sanford booster duwment land may be saved, ns it China, March 18 « ..... 320,650.000 party Is not yet .known, so will lie (China is now ut war.) who has been sentenced to stay in joins the park, nnd eventually be*deannounced luter but it will be next veloped into botanical gardens. This Michigan for u few years longer. Brasil, April 9 24,618,000 week. , Ser'y. conservation project has attracted Seed Irish potatoes for fall plantBolivia, April 13 2,890,000 nationwide interest and the club ing. Now ready for delivery.* L, “ 431,000 women of the slate generally will Costa Rica, April 26 Ilcarhatn is Commissioner V i Allen Seed Co., 116 Railroad Ave., Guatemala, April 28 2,003,000 mourn the loss of this splendid coBraxton Ilcacham of Orlando has Sanford. . 101-4tp i ..... 1,800.000 worker. No other woman , in Flor Liberia, May 10 been appointed food commissioner (Liberia is now ut war.) Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lang und^ Ida has taken such a great interest for Florida by Herbert Hobver, na­ * 562,Uoo daughter. Mina Jeannette motored in the development of the state,gen­ Honduras, May 18 tional food administrator.’ 710.000 to DeLand on Sunday for * the erally, nor contributed as generously St. Domingo/ June 17.. The distinction conferred upon Jackson- Blocker - wedding, While to th’e great philanthropic projects Mr. Ilcacham. Who is one of Orlan­ . 353,664.000 there they WcrfTlTtc guests of Mr. ns did Mrs. Flugler-Ringltum. The • Total do's foremost citizens is entirely un­ It, Is A Pleasure To DenioihTlratc‘ Tiffs New Automatic T o nnd Mrs. W. A. JHcGriff. ^Xtate has ind6i*d suffered an irrep­ • • V Central Powers sought oifd* is really without his You- There Is Absolutely Nothing like It On The M ar­ S. V. Ramsey o f.th e Bureau of arable loss. 49.882.000 knowledge to this time, for Mr. Austria, July 28, 1914 ket Today......................................... . * ...................................... Animal Industry with headquarters Germany, Aug. 1, 1914 80.661.000 Beacham is absent from the city, nnd in Orlando was in the city Wednes­ Turkey, Nov. 3. 1914 21,274,000 was in Columbus. O., yesterday. He day at a meeting for the eradication Bulgarin, Oct. 4, 1915 • 4,765,000 d >esn’ t know that he has been thus of the rattle ticks. honored. The appointment come in $30.00 Worth ior $3.00 Total 156.572,000 the form of u telegram which has No. 666 will cure -Malaria or Hi I We may be foolish to sell you $20.00 Itc c a p it u la lio n tyeen turned over to- the, Reporterworth of Fertilizer for only $ 3.00 lous Fever. .. It kills the germs. At war with Germany . 993.167.00-0 Star, as follows: . • • 86-351 353,664.000 Talluhn^tee, Fla. Thus saving you. (ter ton $17.00 Relations broken Among the visitors*™ tin* city this (Po*1% Hon. Braxton Itcacbani, week were W. L. Coles of Brooklyn, Hut that will he your GOOD LUCK. Anti-German 1,346,821,000 Orlando, Fla. I SEE-US ABO U T MUCK H. S. Kimball of St. Louis, Fred German allies . 156,572,000 At request lion. Herbert Hoover CHAPPELL & CHAPPELL Ambrose of Louisville, P. L. Winter Neutral world I8H.35H.OOO, has today upuiintcd . you* corpmis102-tf of Evansville nnd R. M. Mabry ‘o f (Note.;—To the list of nations at sioner representing state of Florida Columbus, Ohio. wnr with Germany should he added in department under Mr. Hoover. Watch The Herald for the fall JJheria with a population of 1,800,- Communicate direct., with him. fol­ Paper Hanging and Painting opening sal;* of millinery ut the Thousands of new samples of wal 000. Late dispatches yesterday in­ lowing his .instructions, Three-tn-One Store. Sidney J, Cstts. paper for' you to select from. Sam­ dicate that China with her 400,000,000 population has. definitely ples will be brought to your door Governor * Fall opening sale at the Thrre-inpowupon request. 1 also do decorating j allied herself with the ententi Reporter-Star. One Store about Sept. 1st. and painting as it shmiUI in* done: era in their war.'ngniilftt German iniI. Mr. anti Mrs. W. T. Lipford and F, W. Tempurton, I OH Palmetto itariam nnd autocracy.) + *•*+,♦ + + + + + + + + + + + + + ♦ family and Mr. and Mrs. ( ’lirk have AVe., one door from First street. ♦ . • * ' . ♦ been touring the west nnd all re­ 9 6 -tf + WILLARD LOSES HIS 4 At I he ('nngrt-gatlonat Clnirrh turned home yrsterdap with the c:> FinST ROUGH HOUSE 4 The program of music under the 4 ceptiun of Mr. Click who remained SPECIAL NOTICE 4 —i—: 4 direction of Mrs. Fry, grgfnbit,. at 4 rj'M IK Hrst nniebbouse fight Is 4 at Alamdosa, Colonfao for his health, M usson s Pout ■ the Congregntliuml church Sunday 4 n*«*rinl (igubixt Jess W ik ,4 for Greenville. Ala., to visit her Open every Wednesday n i g h t . will 1n* at follow*: Morning, prelude, *!• hint, -Jess* slum* Is carry- 4 daughter. She will also visit friends 7:3'o. . . ShifpHerd Song. Merifel; anthem. 4 Im: n tucel all-cunier* wrestler 4 in Montgomery before, returning to Also every Wednesday morning iThi* L*>rd i-t My Shop herd, Packard; 4 wlui offero tit throw niiy mini in 4 Sanford.for women only. offertory (■organ! Morning'^ Prayer, 4 the Cinmminliy for n lynuor. 4 Every afternoon except Tuesdays! Rub-M y-Tism — Antiseptic, Ano Ashford; pnstludo, March * Move­ 4 When llu* >how was In Itnrrts- 4 d y n e — Kills pain, stops putrefac and Fridays., ment. Ilsttman. Evening, prelude, 4 hurt. Pa., tin* offer appealed in u 4 Good water, good lights, good or­ 4 linsk.v youth from York The 4 tion. ' «6?36t Citpriccio, Ed Lent aigre; aoihi-m, GROWING HOGS 4 regular wrestler started un nrgu- 4 T u n n y J ap an ese F Is . * 99-tf G. W. Crjm, the efficient ticket der. i*Lov»-ly Zion Gabriel; offertory (choir 4 ’tncut with the challenger, ami 4 For n hug to be prolltable lie must Tunny arc caught along the Pacific Malesbiiin of the A. C. i / will leave j S c e n e s n! S e c o n d C o m i n g o f * ' f i r i - l l nnd Mrs. I'lktu'li. 'i’ he Sinner nnd be kept growing from birth to mar­ whea Wlilard mixed Into the 4 roust or Japan -titan Formosa us fur *tt‘:* on Sunday no$l, accompanied by ’ The pa -ti r of tlic B:tpt at dinreh the Song, Tbt Irouhli* the York unknown .4 north ns the Ilolikablo. The tntnl keting age. He cannot bo prontnhlo Mrs. C-rim for. n three week’s vnea- |will speak next The pastor, 4 promptly told Jess that be xnia 4 itlinmil ndcli varies greatly, hut. the unless be is healthy, tillay night nt. lie can always tion trip to Indiana. i ] fi : 15 nil th • qtlijecf "Sect ex at th* in tin* morning i "A n d t)g. King of 4 currying n bunch of gmntltFlV 4 average for rerpnf-yenr* Ims ......a 23.- in* in u protit producing condition if . Misses Jane and Alice Whitn *.*vf Second ( ‘ 11*11 nig of Ghriit." You arc Biuili.'in:" in t evening on "U nto 4 Tin’ll followed tile rdinrt IIlid au 4 tsto.ixsi pounds, valued ut St.tXNMlOO.. be is fed II. x\. Thomas’ * Hog Pow­ who have been the-.attractive guests i inv* *1 to h -,ir t hi addri* 15, ,ikvn the Kingdom 4 cry retort on both sldeS. where- 4 Whul Shall W der. .W« positively tell you that this 4 II]H)|| Jess lunged a blow ut the 4 of their uncle and Aunt, Mr. nnd remedy prevents cholera,1 removes lit the morning at, 11 n dock M r. of Heaven." 4 Yorker, whtr ducked nnd enuie 4 C o w a rd lin e s s nnd C o o a rg e . Mra. C. W. Goodrich will leave to­ Hyman will ii|M- !k ofl “ Slrong Words worms und cures thumps. If tho - 4 back wjth n kick i(t Willard's 4 Thy mil secret of cowardliness morrow for Sanford, where they will in tbe G.-m f’gburch Tc IIIJIlTH." powder docs not make good, w i* will. 4 stomach. Jtlsl iih Willard missed 4 Dentil ol great love of life—Hint lx, the ideas* spen d the next two weeks with their T. Allen Seed Co.. Sunford, Fla. Wclroma to all services, J. W. Campbell dird at the home 4 aimtbor swing the police stappetl 4 tires of living; the secret of courtfgc uncle nnd aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. It. K. 4 |x contempt of. life. The secret of I of Ids son, *J. T. Cnmpbcll'on the 4 liostllllle.*t Methodist .Church \yhitner.—Reporter Stnr. 4 — 1 — 4 coward 11Hess, Is love of one's self; I,he MEDICINE OR FOOD Thv minister at both thu.KHirning west side last. .Sunday lit 3 p. in. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 Woodland Pnrk is open only Sun­ secret of courage lx love qf others. •M r. Campbell was 78 years old at You bave.alwnyn bought tho bulky and evening hour, next Sunday will d a y s. To let on w eekdays. 92-tf stork food nnd given to your stock In* l)r. J. I). Sibort; the presiding the,time of his death and up to last. MIjs A. L: Steer of Sanford and ATHLETICS IN THE SOUTH. ■ N ovem ber had resided in Mc­ Road- to Wickedness. as a medicine. .Why not buy only elder. Miss Jessie Rider of Columbus, Ga., The iimny prove the wisdom of the medicine anil furnish your own Keesport, Pa. Coming to Kloriiiii Those who* have beard I)r. Sibert Four CoII«b«* In West - Virginia. PUi> Hctdod, who says Hint tint rood to are the guests of Miss Inita Steer for fo o d ? ...The medicine 'will be much w iifbe glad to heur him again, lie for his health he niudc his home here to Encourago and Fostsr Sports. wickedness Is smooth nnd very short, rhe nVxt few days.--Reporter Star. with his son uhtil death claimed lias tilled tl|p office of presiding elder That all of the four leading Institu­ and ’ there la no need..of perspiring. more certniiu In fact, 11. A. Thomas •; W. A. Ginrt Is visiting home' bilks of tin' Mi.imi District for the last him last Sunday. He leaves three stock remedy is so certain; to give this week. He is city engineer for four years. Under his leadership the sisters, one daughter and one soli, tions for higher education In the Moun­ But before virtue the immortal gods the right results ih a t.w e sell it jin hnve placed Uie smut of labor, and tain stale will be represented on the ’ St. Cloud. ’ • church has made very great advance. J. T. Cnmpbctrftf this’ city to maurn gridiron this fall with their usual long und"steep Is the way tblfbcr, and the money back. plan. If it doesn't O. P. Swipe of Oviedo und E. H. his loss; The hours of service: strength seem* certain lu the light of rugged at flrat ;-'.but wjmn yog have straighten up your horse or cow nr KiTb'ee of’ Geneva, both ■members of T he funeral services occurred from Sunday school 9:3d Information' gathered by the' authori­ reached the top, then, however illffl- .sheep we give you money back, the board of county commissioners cult, it becomes cusy.—I'lato. I L.‘, A,. Allen Seed. Co.. Snnford, FI thp home of his son. Dr. Ilymiut of ties. Preaching !t:t>0 were in the city Wednesday. * 11 the Baptist church officiating, inter­ West Virginia Wesleyan, tlu» chief Evening sermon 7:45.* ’ ment being made in Lakcvigw ceme­ rival of West Virginia university, will, N o. 666 will cure Chills nnd have n strong team without dmild. Tin* G cvsr. It is the most speedy rem* / tery. Married Methodists hare no military establish­ « d y wo know*. . . , 86-35t / • mV . and Mrs. William Morton A ment, and tin* rush to enlist lias not Card of Thanks Mr, and fars. E. F. Marrero and MrKim .announce, the marriage of •ellously affected her student laxly lu T o the many friends who rendered |>ohit of size. J. 8. Kelllsoii and R. W. little son, Frank and G.. P. Molloy their daughter, - Mary Andes to Mr. o f Covington, La., arc in the city. Herbert Ivy Turner on Wednesday, so many acts of kindness during the Shumaker, the men In riinrgo o f ath­ Mr. and Mrs. Marrero* are former August the sixteenth, '’nineteen hun- recent illness and death of our fit her, letics at Wesleyan, nro both* o f the residents of. the eity where Mr. Mar­ dred n^d Mvcntcert, Sanford, Florida. J. W. Campbell, to Dr. Hyman and opbdati that even stronger athletic rero was in the empipy of the San- Rev. F. E. Slcinmeyer, pastor of the the choir and to those who sent so tennis In nil departments will be In the many beautiful floral offerings we Held next year. . ford Public Utilities Co. They will Methodist church officiating. •* At _JbiTls-EJklns college much the of satisfactory service is evidenced by the wish to extend our heartfelt thanka. ‘reside in Orlando where he will be same condition exists. H. I' Mulllnex. J. T. Campbell and in the employ of the Orlando Light Entertainment for Members director of utbletlcs a t Hist Institution. large and steadily increasing patronage Family. Ac Fuel Co/ Thp Royal Neighbors will, give an Is taking educational work in (bo sum­ . The Charles Electric Co.,* with entertainment for their members-and • enjoyed by us. mer school of lbe university lin e, and • >. * Wesley Fry in charge has a force of their families and the Modern Wood­ Growers of Sweet Potatoes be states that’ the only thing (hat will men installing the cable for the men in the Woodmen Hull next >• t » Senator Duncan U. Fletcher de­ pteveut I>‘avIs-EIkins IlnMdng out Its White Way in front- of the Seminole Tuesday night, August 21st und nil sires to call the attention of growers senson will be the lack of opponents. We are serving more than thirteen hundred Uijbany college having lust her di­ C ounty Bank.'* the members arc cordially invited -to of sweet potatoes lh Florida to' the rector when "Fritz” Ilcyumn, former 104-2lp depositors. Is Y O U R name among them. j . W. Carnes ahd daughters left be present. fact that the Department of Agri­ W. and J. star end, enlisted, has en­ culture recently issued , Farmers* Thursday for New Orleans after V gaged ‘ Iloyil Chambers, tlie former * Bulletin No. 548 on Storing and Marshall coach, to handle affairs next •spending several weeks here the WORLD AGAINST GERMANS Same rate of interest paid on both large and Marketing Sweet Potatoes, and Far­ year and exjiects to go ahead ns usual. .guests of the Hotel Carnes. Rube Allyn, the versatile enter­ Seventeen Nations at War With mers' .Bulletin No. 847 on Potato . There has never been any question small accounts in our Savings ‘ Department. Storage and Storage Houses, which that j)'m t Virginia nplvcrxlty would tainer and former editor left Satur­ Central Powers day for points south. Kuhc dclightSeventeen nations are now at bulletins may be obtained free, go rigid attend with her athletic*. - ed a large audience at the Baptist vyar with Prussia nnd her allies. while they last, by addressing him w Te'Vnple Wednesday night. MAustria, Bulgaria and Turkey. Aus­ or the Division of Publications of W e Pay 4 per cent Interest on Savings Deposits R. J. Holly and W. M. H »y n « o f l ,tria began the cohflict by declaring the Department of Agriculture, 6sna« o f Nlatnesa. “ Doesn’t it annoy you to bo obliged the ^anford Herald will attend the war on Serbia on July 28,. 1914 Washington, D. C. In view of the • newspaper men's convention at Or­ Prussia,, -which ~hVd instigated the large acreage planted to aweet pota­ to get under your automobile and try lando tomorrow. t war, formally declared hostilities on toes this year it would lie well fftr to adjust the mechanism?** "No." re­ plied Mr. Cbuggtns. “ I don't mind that D. L. Thrasher has returned from August 1. Turkey entered'on No­ Florida growers to acquaint them­ part of It. Rut I iPm'L think It's right *Hot Springs-where he-went severoi vember 3, 1914,' and Bulgaria dal­ selves with'the "InformathuTtonlainfor my wife to mnke me stay there in * months ago for rheumatism. He re­ lied with bith sides until October 4, ed in these publications. Iding till dark, so tlmt people can’ t turns greatly beneflttcd .by the hot 1916, finally joining the Germanic see Y H I lmW mn*«ed tip'T nip", bath.. * combination. The •allies entered Jailing traitors and alien enemjes the war in the following order, the is quite proper and should be done “ The Home. Institution" 1ty|9h,n0ton Honored Whllt Alive. tnble showing the name of the atate, in every case, hut w e'd like to aee Fla. Federation Loses True Friend FORREST LAKE, PresideM A. R. KEY. Vice-President and Cashier Washington was the only American ^ ; Mrs. Robert Worth Bingham— date of entry in the war and pojnPTIie cusses, put to work and mide to xvhmio birthday wan publicly colohmtod G. W. SPENCER, 2nd Vice-President > M rs. Henry M. Flagler, as the peo­ latton, including colonial possessions earn their keep. Taxing loyalty to while he still lived. Fohrnnry 22 was 1914 feed disloyalty., docs not appeal to quit* widely observed while Iip was ple knew her best— whose death in 4,547,000 us. Louisville, Kentucky a few days ago Serbia, July 28 .../......... president 1 I I I I M * ............ .................. : i IN AND ABOUT THE CITY f •- * s [T H E P R I C E O F IC E The, Automatic Refrigerator A i/ w m r/ c 'J 1 J l o o d Co s i s I (too m u ch to |le t i t S p o il in a p o o r R efrigerator! Come in And See Them Now SANFORD F U R N IT U R E Positive P roof ‘ Ti Seminole County Bank . V l M ' ' ' ■ . W �•*v TV ■S'. an of many callings, real farmers. In the* east A (»> ,'end of tha. Celery Delta there ate three professional, men— a doctor, lawyer and civil engineer, four mer­ A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ chants, ithrth representatives of fer­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF d& H N O LE COUN­ tiliser companies, four commission TY— EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD men, two or more real.estate men, a livery man, two'restaurant men, one baker, one fish dealer, railroad men Miss Ethel Hlekaon is stenogra­ WEKfWA ITEMS and other mechanics. ■ I pher for Sheriff Brady through the The * patriotic spirit h u reache */ Four pieces of property have Wekiwa end Ethet nnd money is bo- exemption board woric, etc. Daniel Long ia In Lake Okte cnochanged hands here recently. 1. D. in c raised to buy a big flag for -the school house. This is to be done by bee porta for; a time for a look at D. Hart bought 6 acres on north Csmeron avenue, F. Hatch bought Era sappers end socials to be the country. Mr.’ and Mrs. T . W. Bryden and 10 seres partly improved on south held at different home?. The first ameron avenue and the proprietor wak' given by Mr. and Mrs. C. J. daughter h fve returned from Mef the Bell Cafe bought land also on Vermillion. A large crowd enjoyed nonamee, Mich., and. other poinU M Cameron avenue. B. J. Starling the pleasant evenlbg and quite ■a north. , . Marvin Austin has much aympa bpught § a eras partly improved land nice start was made towards the thy In hia - misfortune a t losing hU oh Miller avenue. flag. ... Our pastor. Rev. W. j . Bartlett toes which will cause hia giving up h*a gone to Canada to visit his son hia wor k at the training camp, we WE9T SIDE ITEM S aqd other relatives. We missed him fa v . Mias Avia Stenitrom, accompanied C. H. Stevens ia having a houae by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBride very much last Sunday but are glad for him to be able to take such a built on hia farm near Cameron spent several days last week at Day­ city for hia fpreman. tona Beach. nice trip. Rev. D. D. Mariston returned Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Boyd accom­ C. C. Morris and others of the panied by Mr. and Mrs. . W. H. Sanford people who went to East, home last Wednesday .after a .d e » B oyd and Ar M. Rush motored to Beach on Lffte Okeechobee write lightful visit spent at his home town, Ot|ando last Sunday t o see Ray­ they are nicely settled and have South Bend, Indians. mond Boyd, who is now a soldier seed beds going, eggplant, peppers, Mias Ester and /lerder Carlston boy, etc. The weather ia hot and dry are visiting relatives and friend* A. M. Rush haf^ accepted a posi­ there. We wish them health and near Birmingham, Ala. tion of section foreman at Grove- prosperity. Cj Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hutchins are land. . Messrs. G. C. Chamberlain, Bled-* the proud parents of •'a little girl Rev. Ericson is expected to preach so and Hickson each bought a team who was born the fifth of August. for ua next Sunday. We are always o^ mules of Sheriff Brady. ' A.' II. Her name ia Naomi. glad to have him with. us. Mr. Robert Showman is having a Stone and J. C. Ellsworth bought ■ a/'.. — aar,. ;V ; Hie Enjoyable Trv,, Depend, on Clreumstantsa. V)ne should always serve tmm u "Have a big lime on your trip to Wev York?" "Ob, ye*; I Invited ft left side. That's right, I believe." native New Yorker to go out and see depends.. , In serving subpena. np fronj the rear." } hia town nnd be seemed delighted with apeak •r , * 1 a it " —Florida Time*- Union. tabil moot of packing houses, but too much talk and tbo little action has prevailed so far, and thousands of cattle that should be fattened and butchered in this .state are beiifc shipped to weitern points each sea­ son. Soma of these are returned to Agriculture Best. Proud of Hie Ignorance, .* , Floridians in the shape of high priced Agriculture for nn honorable and "Do you know anything-about the beef. * high-minded maq.la the best of all oc­ etock m arketr "Not a thin*. T h a t! •■ ' „ i -i" . » Florida's - corn crop now exceeds cupation# and arta by which men pro­ one pu ce where I am sure Ignorance le that of citrus- fruit# by a wide mar­ cure the means o f living.—Xenophon! gin, gnd in some coutities hundreds of acres arc being devorad tp the cul ti vat ion of hays of all kind*. Others are increasing their cotton acreage. We gr$ not turning from early veg­ etables and . aemi tropic fruits to AGENTS FOR staples, but wp are combining them with the staples—something which WOOD MOWING H A W E S , The Best T lat'i M idi. ‘ no-other state in the Union can do. Conditions resulting from the war AVERY PLOWS AND CULTIVAVORS. and other events are forcing our people to awaken and appreciate thd CLARKS CUTAWAY HARROWS varied advantages with which they are blessed, some of which are not - ACHE LEVELING HARROWS. properly used. First among these advantages are PLANET. HI. TOOLS. those offered for live stock and poul­ try £alaing._ , SEE US FOR SPECIAL PRICES ON Why n o t'g e t together and make the b ^ t of them— n o t "tom orrow ," but now?—Tampa .Times. I I I ] The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. £ mules of G-. P. Smith. EAST SANFORD Mrs. E. A. Ward of Cameron uvenue has as her guest her cousin. Miss Ruby Smith of Jacksonville. Mrs. Ashley Purvire is very ill with "fever nt her home in Beck Hammock. Dr. Robson .is in ' at­ tendance. i'­ Harvesting the finest and biggest crop .of field •porn over grown in .Florida o r anywhere ciso is in pro­ gress here now and some wonderfully nice hay Is being made. Celery seed beds are looking well. More divorsr lying the crops thnn'ever'is the talk of thy growers, so they say. Sanford E. W. DICKSON 314 W. 1st ST. SA N FO R D , FLA. fine cot lagb’ built on his farm oh the St. .Johns river. Dr. W. E. Houaholder has sold his farm on the West .Side to Mr! W itte r. Dr^ Ilousholder ' and fam­ ily have moved to Daytona Dench, where he expects to staft in the dentistry' trade. Miss Helen Brandt and Mr. Frank Mcish were married recently and nave gone to housekeeping in their bwiutHttf home that'M r. Mi-laii had. built for them. Dorn to Mr. Sidney Cr»\ on Au gust 1st, a soldier boy. McCORMICK HAY RAKES For Coral P p e ls io Ponder Georgia is right to the fore with the evidence to prove the truth of the assertion that all the heat poetry on the war in Europe is emanating from -America. In the Maeon News of recent date was printed the peer of any poem on the great conflict we have yet seen and wc fchall. hope that Mr. William Stanley Beaumont Draithwnlte, collector of current verse for his annual nuthulogy has not overlooked this'Georgia crackerjack. it is well that the sweet singer of Michigan no longer lives to hide her diminished fame, and as for J. Gordon Coogh-r of South f ’an'lion,.. -hi* Uim*ot^»f1t£tT?b WST-TYiart of its Sting when we consider the chagrin lu- would experience were he’ asked to review the following stanzas by the Macon minstrel: With t)i,e War of, Europe now on hand, , • •• Oifr Yintivo state I’ m glad it's free from other states vexed commands; "D ear Old Georgia for Me." Elder Springs Water - . “ « . * * . , » Pure, Sparkling Spring . Water Brought To Your Door Daily X Elder {Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity vX o f 99,98 Per Cent. Consider Florida’ s" Lite Slock Ad X X vantages Since the day on which its first AUTO TIRES AND TUBES VULCANIZED edition went to press, nearly .10 years ago, the Times hijs persistent ly cent n led t at Florida should he Our free state as It stands made on e of . tilt* greatest live stork no healthier or happier ty be states of the l Tnion. In fact, no one except the hills therW no better land W c are now prepared to do more and better work industry hns received atrmuch space "D ear Old Georgia For M r." in this jisp er/w lfli the possible ox than heretofore ceptiun of the locul cigar industry It's nothing hut right to praise! * ami each year’ s developments make our state where we are reared and freed; A LL R E P A I R W .ORK G U A R A N T E E D it . more evident ttuyBFIoridians should work concertedly and ener­ others may be juat-iJi»-#nme "way* — getically toliriTig about a realisation Hut "D ear Old Georgia For Me." 4 •* • * » iof this, dream. ~ * Spucialisi in alKClironic Troubles such as In u<ldrcs»ing ^he,English house of Thoughtless of Deauty, It'd I'n.... . • ■excelled, lords recently. Viscount Harcourt Stom ach/Liver. Kidney, Bladder, expressed the belief that there will referring to Female or Pine; some prefer other states Belles Anemic and B o o r Circulation, h<* a scarcity of incut, ampunting to lint “ Dear Old Georgia For M IN E ." almost a'famine, after the war. and Asthma, H ay Fever, Sciatic, Acute . existing „ conditions indeed justify and Articular Rheumatism, I,umWe commend- this easy form of that prediction. All European n a­ bijgo, Bgo, Obeisity, Stiff Joints and tions are making inroads upon their versification to the Committee on uliers too numerous to mention. ot* breeding herds to meet war’s neces Poetry of the Seven Million Boosters j sijjei. and conditions ousting in tins’ Club of Los Angeles as a rur-1 ex­ 14 years practice—4 years-Hospital Expert wire enables me , countrV do not n eed-to_.be empha­ ample of the untrammeled .’-muse, to 1-ITect.ctm-s where all others fail. Thorough and D e a th F o llo w s In T h e F o o ts te p s instead of spending $2000 “on u muJ sized, The prices we arc paying for Careful Examination. Professional advice on , sical setting for the catalectic popt$\ O f T h e F l y i ^ .- ' meals of all kinds throw* the situation your case free of charge. No extra charge railroad iron meter, for which a for house mils. PERMANENTLY before us as upon u screen. Them would be far less Sickness nnd fewer deaths if wc could Located in Sanford, destroy all t)\o flies. A little care will do much to better conditions.iYears and years will ellipse before ocal Calliope was silenced with Keen your home well screened and use BEE BRAND INSECT POWDER * >rihe of $500 the Seven Millioh Club tin- meat supply reaches a noi'mnl to kill the flies that do get in. Bugs o f every kind die where this pow­ stage again, nnd increased produc­ slniuld commission the Macon poet der is used. Harmless'to your children and the pet*. tion will be .necessary, not only for o deliver - himself Of a macaronic Seminole Bank Bldg, after September 15th the purpose of keeping prices within that would focus the attention of the world. We have no wish to dercaVh hut in order to ward off actual ract from the earned glories of our famine. -r-** f a n It i n t o t h e a ir. ocal poets, hut after drinking in- the The Times’ hns so often called at­ n-uuties of "D ear.O ld Georgia* For UNIVFhSITY OF FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Flies and Mosquitoes die In a few minutes. Will kill ants, tention to Florida's advantages for fleas, roaches, bedbugs, lice and buga o f every kind. Direc­ GAINESVILLE TALLAHASSEE • M e" dll other capitalized lines ap­ (he breeding of livestock, including tions on package. Look for the BEE BRAND Trade Mark. It If ill MORAL, INTCLLRCtUAL STXMMHItn COLLCOR OV TH E H IGHEST RANK pear tarne and upintcresting. IJI mvrI * K « , l x * , Axtlmllurr, Kncitu-rtln*. lJbrnd Art*. Education, Munir, Eit-rmnlon. hogs a? well as cattle, that tW s u b ■ <tll Grocers, Druggist* and Department Stores. L<lu<**tlon, Uradtut. Sfhool Shakespeare, Milton, Burns,'Blake Phytlnl-EduFsIloo, ■AU, Home Eoonomlen ject has lu-en worn threadbare. The S»nd lot CsUlurup uni! Vl« r* • • f. sI Write (or CsUtocua nnd Uoolt at V i m Scott, Tennyson, Emerson, ThackcrM C C O R M IC K f t C O ., B A L T IM O R E , M D . long waged campaign has borne MIHtPHHKE, Prr. • HOW.' CONRADI, PrM. ny and Kipling still have attractions, fruit, though,* as never before was as of course, but what have th ey'ever milch interest manifested b y Flojidwritten about the /roe state of dear ians in stock raising us at present. old Georgia?— Los Angeles Graphic. L* HORNER MILITARY S C H O O L In many _counties the ae-.-og*. de­ It** n rtToril ol cf, v,«r» at Ihorounh work In prrpxrlnf younx ram for Col lit* llnlrnnitlrt, voted ter forage crops is be}.- g rapidly' (Jovrrtitiwnl, nnd Trrhnlfnl Seho-.l,, nnd for Hudm** lllr. A N on-winriut Chflrtlan ncbool. The Right One to Question. SUonf fnrally. Mllknry (raining. N.w liul'ilinr*. fireproof. ljir (« ('nmi-un, olth bonrl*!! inrrensed, live ■stork* breeds are.being ■nd fuutliall.Kroundn, Imnir court#, •nd'runninx track#. Etpcruc# modemte. Kmiioa brskit Jimmy, Bid you take till) pcnnler lijplrmliit itn. Writ* far illuitrated n l i l i f . improved, cattle tick dipping vetut of the cup on the table?" i i:-»ked * ** ** ‘ * i J . C. HORNER, P rin cip a l, C harlotte, N. C. are being lorutcd in scores r'f county •my youngest sen, ■ "No, mother," salt! pricTIm* and other steps are being Tlnnnle, aged live. 'You inh*! not tell taken to put the state up« n a* p;o,*«*r story, Jimmie, bccuusp, Rod sees footing in this great 'industry At- everything mid you know you can't hide from him." "Ask him who took the |ytinh«<. then," was the curt re­ ply.—Cleveland Lender. - - PH O N E 67 COMPLETE NEW OUTFIT ll xiiiiiiiiwiKaimiiia^xiiiiuniiieciiiiiniiiHXfutiuiuitK I Leave Orders at The Herald Office | xiinitiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiiS DR. HARPER OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN F R E E A IR S E R V IC E i ! I Phone 91 Hotel Carnes BeeBrandInsect Powder, 25&50c. M&MtKtSIMMW ' Girls N e e d . Martin’s Liver Medicine In­ stead of Calomel • II 1 if. FOR THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER— i . “ M>* experience in work as a train-1btomnch or bowels. It is guaranteed ed nurse," said a young woman, to give sail faction. If it doesn't, "teaches me that young girls aro es- j take the empty bottlq-fo your drug-, pecially subject to constipation and get your 53c. hack, ply because they omit or neglect the* * havo used calomel and its com­ all-important duty to Nature ^ W un'J* ^ r Uv?r trouble f or years. Ij , . .. , . lmve always dreaded taking it because should ho penomirii performed wiuiiiui without auii fail . ... , , , , ,. | , . t„ ' ot ns violent action, tho sickness it aver)' day. , invariably causes nnd* tho fact that it And then, a fu r they get Lu.i'njs.ifdd J* « poison. Martin's Liver Mcdicino hradnchy, so many of them tako mat is a boon to mankind in that it takes nasty, poisonous calomel that sickens tho place o f calomel, nets so effcc-i their sb.tnnchs and makes them have tivcly l.ut ».» pleasantly, that it is] to stay ut homo while it vu-t* on them. Nature itself, 1 cannot too highly I They would lg» very-much Letter olT if rccommcr.d»Martin's Lives Medicine.’’ they took a dose or 60 of .Martin's — W ..T , McDenahl, 1109 Oglethorpe Liver Medicine, u guaranteed y ypgct« Ave., Macon, Ga. able medicine which acts gently on tho Get a bottlo o f Martin's Liver bowels, without griping or causing Mcdicino from your druggist. If ho loss of timo or affecting the appetite. hasn’t it in stock, ho can easily get it Martin's Liver Medicine is sweet for y o u .' Insist upon h cvh g it and and plcssant to take— a spoonful is refuse to accept any sabstitute. Thero -usually sufficient Jn troflUng a 'head­ is no other mcdicir.a that is just as ache, constipation, Indigestion, sour good. Sold by R, C. JBOWER, Sanford, Fla. LET IYOUR GARDE] (SUPPLY YOU u .i'rtd.i. m m m cClii, IGardenandField! ESPECIALLY ADAPTEO FOR YOUR S T A t E . OUR INSTRUCTIVE CATALOG AND WEEKLY PRICEUST SEND FOR THEM TO-DAY -EAJ1ARTINSEEDOa JACKSONVILLE.F.LA, . True In Some Cases. A book ••reviewer In the, Londim Tlidt*. InhVtV ri’ie rullu-r reninrliidde | UNseriion Unit the word "liitenHdiug" ■Is.jm t one that should ordinarily he applied to n work of Action. It Is retnrrknblc because, for some occult rea­ son, lie considers the .word. miMiitatde In Its application' to any Action of whatever clmmcter. If In* bad said that It has no fitness .wtu.-h applied to mm-h current fiction he-w ould have aroused no sttrprlse.-^Kxchunge. Where Onlop Gels Its Odor. Tho slrongJlnvnr nnd (n|nr of nil the members o f the union family nrc due to tho presence? of nllyl sulpldd. rtn ollllke organic^ctimixitind of isulpliur. The finror-ylcltilng mntcrinl. Is very volatile anti Is'hrokon tbtwn by heat to smile extent, Consequently, the cooked, vegetable has p milder ilnvor limn the raw,_______ •______ Not j_Jng, Thougn. A little cold ensli-wlll enable many a man to have s pretty hot time. IJnhilily Insurance against Accident, the person and Property, is a necessity. You must have it eventually. . . . - . • Come and see CONNELLY • ATLANTIC COAST LINE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH 3 f i► u * 0 •t it ■ •» • ■* 1t i t (> DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING TON AND NEW YORK l.v ’ Ar Ar Ar Ar At Ar Ar ; . No. 82 Nn. 8G Jacksonville 9:10 a. m. 12:01p.m . Savannah__.... 1:15 p. rn. 4 :0 1 p .m . t'harlcstqn__ 5:35 p. m. 8:16 p. m. Richmond— 5d)5a. m; • * 7:35 a. m. Washington........8:40a. m.. 10:55 a .m . Baltimore___ ,10:57 a. m. 12:10 p. ra. W. l’ hil'phla . 1:07p. m. *— " 2.27 p.m. • New York..... -3:18 p. m. 4:35 p. m. 3 No. 80 8:10 p.m . 12:35 a, m. 8:45 a. m. 7:45 p. m. 11:50 p.m . -1:10 a.m . 3^0 a. m. 5dl0a. m* A ll-# trrl r q u ls m ra l, r lr f t r t r fan#, llfh la . P u llm a n d raw ing room I M n ln f t* |* •* tra ln n h}, and M . I » r a l a lrrp rr a on SO la H avannak. - P a a n r n s n a m ar • r**ZF • * " ' * ** m . I'rra r r r iln in x r k n lr ru arh ra () <► t► i> ! For Information or Reservation Phone or Write * • ATLANTIC-COAST LINE 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, FIs. Phone 17 .* Hillsborough Hotel, Tamp*. *<*• Phone 182 * *j . m s } �t.r i *. PAGE THREE SANFbRD HERALD morals. It Is now recognized as one of the country's most Important health problems. This IS why all over the country we And health officials preach­ (Dr the National W o m a n 's C h r i s ­ ing iignln-d the excessive use of alco­ tian Tain per* n cp U n i o n ) holic stimulants and Indeed, urging total nhstiiivnce ns the surest way of - i•FROM WA8HINQTON TO WABH- [prolonging* life uml Insuring bodily health mid vigor. ' f ' * V INftTON. .. 1 t -------:— Five ycnre-ogo there were nine dry t ‘ W A G E S IN C R E A S E IN PROHIBL state*, uud It hail -taken over nitty T IO N S T A T E * . years to get them. Now there are r* twcuty-Blr, the District of Culutnbln The Inlmr-department estimates that and Alaska. wlUt ut leust tw o‘ States wages among miners In Colorado in­ to rote upou Htnte-wlile |irohIbltIon creased during 1D1U from ID to 25 per - November next. One may now take a coat...In.Arizona,.among miners, the transcontinental trip from Washington Increase wns at loast 25 per cent, and city to Washington atnte, from Chesa­ mining the pgpff uml textile workers peake bay to I'ugvt sound, on a high­ nt Mnlnc, 10 per cent. The monthly way curve that Is not merely dry, pay roll among 20,000 miners In the but. tlinnka to the Sixty-fourth con prohibition stnte of West Virginia In­ grrss. "bone-dry." And one may Jour­ creased by 908,000. ney In a straight lino from the north pole to the Gulf of Mexico on abso­ '■ The backrooms of H5 saloons In Chi­ lutely dry land and water anil Ice. cago are stild to contribute to the de- Texas haa-the -only-wet-Innduir-thr tTnnuentT -'Of' WOrti TfiiiiT I’.WO girls route, and so much of that state Is every 21 hours, according to.the Chica­ dry that the traveler cun easily avoid go Tribune. This was the concluslot) the wet spots. reached, by an Investigator of the •South .Side Woman's dubs of ( ’ Ideago. A QUESTION OF HEALTH. •Alcoholism, remarks an exchange, -Tlie hum who votes to keep tho sa­ him long erased U> be u question of loon out is the man who bill Ills tip hi* home, bis town, bis state and country. —Exchange. t • • TEIW PEM NCEN OTES WILtlAM H. TAFT Former President Consplcu* *ou8 In the Public Eye Since He Retired From Office. * "There Is no jmllib-al Men now *-xtntit In American 'politic* so robust nnd growing us prohibition," says Col­ lier's. . ' ---------- ..* Its Advantage*. "The trouble with Jerkins |* that lib thinks he Is smart on<| bn* been buy­ ing pnper wlient." "Hut. dear me, George, cotjMu'f anybody See there Is tin iiotirlsliitient In siii-b a substitute ns that?"* ro « C H IL L S AND S t V B * . D U M P t a u t D ILIO U S P B V O I N T I S M I T H N T r a v i n AMD ALL M A LARIAL D ill At ra onieeti m nam oN H and la TW O T IA IP O O M P U L S in W A T C n I V f AT T H R U H O U R ! U N T I L IT A C T S W I L L . T H I N T H R U T IM IB A DAT C H I, p a t M m r M R M I H I K T D M I . CASH BROS DRUG CO JACKSONVILLE. FLA n ia iiB tf B u y Ft af d r u g g is t s a n d •nwrot sforca or postpaid om.tfie manlifocfurars.* i 0 When the American Bed Cross sorlety wns reorgatilxisl on a military basis former President William II. Taft wns the tlrst. man to be nnined « major general by President Wilson. Tills nptxilntmcnt met with universal favor throughout the rolled State* The prt-Hideot's neth(ti was taken un­ Mother Knew 'Em . Applicant—'Ton sis*, ilium, bein'* ns der fttithorit)- grnntisl Idm by Joint res *ow III *ave been n-takhi*'kW*r or chil­ olutlon p!v****l by congress lust April, When he retltisl from tho presidency dren all me Ilf**, Mi knows Ju*t *ow to in 1015 Mr. Taft remained steadily In bundle 'em." Mr*. »>f de House (with n smile)—"I anliclpaie ihetir Unit you the public eye. although it wns more will hijvc a howling success with mine, or less distasteful to him. Me accepted the tMvdtloit of Kent professor of law Mary." .. at Yule nml devoted much of his time 10.these duties. He Interested himself III the war nnd warmly nupimrt«-<l tin* ndmlnlKtratinii I n Its war plan* The former president's chief interest, how­ ever, lay In lh*l Cross*work, and hi* efforts to raise funds to care for wounded American soldiers on the buttlelleld were tireless. Mr.. Taft, twenty-seventh president o f the United Htnle*. was bom nt Cin­ kmtosim : a nu in i: oil .f.nc;in»:h cinnati In 1857. graduated nt Yale In Itttn o n O i l u f Hfiy b i n d . N o ItaM rric*, M A f u d n '• full*U«di 1878 anil ndiultteil to Hie Ohio bar 111 or llnitar. A 4 h* p Fngln# f » r IQ h o ttfk ■ ( extfi u f tic ■ d i t , ■ M i ' s-eo- j ksi» He bi-i-aim* circuit Judge nnd 3 0 * 7,* fri. p. S e n d f o f p tl ff w I'u m p *. M ill S u p wns also the llrst governor gem-rnl of H i m , K r g ln r w , It o lt f N , Ha* M ill* a n d W um l iW vltirif M a r h in r it . , the l ’bill[iplne Islands. lie twice dt•lined appointment n* associate JusMALSBY MACH INK CO. the Unlteil Kbit*-* supreme I OH . 10 t *« « l l t « jr S I f W t J ark, m» it* H f r . I lent Id a - tire* of court, but Iteenme secretary of -war in President Itoosi’vell'* cabinet, lie win in*nbulled f«‘r president by Ihn Repub­ lican convention In Chicago In KHj*t and defeated William Jcimlnga_J!rywi. the .‘Democratic nominee. Ho was retiolfT Inafcd tiy the Itepuldlenns io H)I2. tint was .(Wealed by Mr. Wilson. Mr KihisimVIi ran on the I’ n>greshlve ticket t ■tliatryear, Ijnvlng quarreled with tbo i former president. Kloi’o t)la-retirement 1 n* president Mr. Tuft held no |inhtlc‘ otllee. *- •• ALSB , PIUCK 2 0 C E N TS o Moffett. MR. MERCHANT-- Save you done YOURBIT? Mr. Herman Rosenfeid, Advertising Manager of Sears Roebuck & Co., in a recent address before the American Advertising Club, stated: • a aj -* “ We have a bureau whose duty is to read each week the country news papers frorii all over the country. There is not a paper of any consequence Jn our trade territory that our bureau does not get. This bureau looks.over thes? papers and when we find a town where the merchants are not advertising in the local papers we immediately flood *i that territory with our literature. It always brings results far in excess of the same effort put forth in territory where the local merchants use their local papers. SUSPEND SO LDIERS’ DEBTS. Pennsylvania Liw of 1915 Hat Stood Toil- In State Court*. Kid 1*1i d men In the national aervlcc. Including those selected far tlui-anny by drart, will lw prelected III Pcimsyb vanln by wlmt virtually atmmnf* tn a moraturliim. There Is n law on the ajntutc ImoUa. af Pennsylvania, panned two years ngu. which exempts men miiHiered lnloNtnte «r national servlco from nay "civil ' If Napolson's Last Words. 1 When Napoleon lay dying on the Is­ land o f St. Helena lie kept murmuring in Ids delirium. "Head of,,tho Army." and these nn* Ills lnni-recotyled words, whilst his unfortunate successor, Na­ poleon HI. naked the doctor, whilst al-_ so under the Influence of sonic mental delusion; •'Wore you nt Sedan?" >’ i ■ LIQUID FACEPOWDER. . The beauty secret o f women who knowhow to take care of the com­ plexion. Cannot be deleted . Heals Sunr n> burn, slops Tan. Soothing, cooling, refreshing. Pi*. If*Mr. I 75c. ml DrutfhU Btty mall / n e t Sample (either color) for 2c. Stamp. Mf'. C^. 4 0 W . n ^ ^ fli«ilre.l7Y. Do and Think. If you wish to he or do anything great In this world you-will Uml every hour uud every.day a n 'opportunity In some way. If uolldng else the lull lit routine Is op|K)rtunlt) to study up for future reference and ilte._ If your mltal I* full of pinusmtid idea* for'carry lug them out you tuii make almost any sltunthfii or elreiimstauce work In to help you. It Is not so much how 'j'olFgo nt a thing iis to «ct at It. lleglii by doing’ something. Ho and tldnk nt the sani.j time. Tlmt think will belji In tl^> by\t do. and by nt ways doing \iba\Vt)u know how to do. tlrst. you will Uiid^iie nexi step easier. It I* not the t a l k e r * and the arguers f b w h o io <••:uf■11-11 tin* most In I b U w o rld Tr» iim* plan ' h i ib- tin* q e v t m ie l- tn ILli if: nl*iiiit It.iMjil you* will lie *ur prl*iil lit holt or i( I * I n k e e p III 1 1ll front row of tie procession.—Mlntie upoii* Tribune , Historic Walking Canes. Iii the New York llm orh'nl society In New York ••Ify I* n sninll Hut choice colter)Ion o f blHtiirlc walking cane*. f Tin* most valuable of tin- |o| I* 'n *liMlt. *erv|> cable Jiimlii Eniiiklln. into |Mi«*e**lon of cl A* "the eminent cane u*i*l by Hell It afterward- intnr I <r John \V. I’ruu p|iy*h-ian o f ilircc quarters of a century ngo. Next In Interest I* one until to have lK*en uscil by Henry t ’lny nnd Abrnlmiy Lincoln Then* are al*q two canes Ynnde from .limber of t’omirtbdorp.Oil \!>r llnrard Perry's tlngshlp nt tin* lini tie of Lake Erie----O f a m ore etirlou* nninrc 1* a thick .-a nr* in:olc from Iiii' ln«k of a walrus presoni>*l by llowlainl Pell find n 11mil nil> car veil enlie of hardwood made by n Mniidnn Indian.—New York 'Time*. Bnromeler Paper. lliiRiiiteter piipi*r tlmi clinngi1* It* color am m lliig a* tin* weallier l* wet or dry. may bo inmle under several formulas, m-cording to the color Vou want, onij formula Is: t'M'olt eliloriib* one part: gelullii. ten pari*, water. 1'Xi part*. In till* tin* normal •olor I* plid;. Tlil*’«*olor eliatlge* to Violet III imslluui biuulfl weafltor mill to l*hii>-bf> wet win Iher. Another formula taint make* yellow In dry wctlthyr call* Vp^cuprlr i liloriile, inn* parti gelatin. tmVTiiirts: wtiii-r tiM.jinrts Still nmither formy Li I* -cobalt I'liloriib*. one part; gelatin, twenty pari*; iib kid oxide, seventy-live parts; water. IMo parts. This gives li grer-n In dry went her. Immerse paper or nmsllii In either solution.- llnxiklyn Eagle. ' ” . iX Haveyou a building J o b c m ™ 11" ^ c ? , •-j. * - L i . .-• ■ . — . ■ — ------- — . Too Liberal, ....... • A London lax) driver had nn elderly Indy n* Ills fare the other day. On ur riving at her home she gave hlm_1hc legal fare—one shilling along with n food ecotiimiy'pninphlct bonded "How procesa." ti» Live mi frilxjM'iice u Day," ,, _ , It lx nf siieclnl Imporlnncc uml Inter­ "ExtUse me. miss,” said he, handing est to those who mny lie selected fur liack the pnmplilot. "1 couliln’t think tho army and who have lieen iinxloiis of taking this from you. Ihswubo Iii fest, duo to n decrease in their earning tin* absence of tlie Information It conpo>ver, they woUldkiot Iw nblo to meet t(ilus you might be tempted to live liepaymenta on • their hom es'nnd thus yond your lilucome." * * lose them. According to authorities on realty law, the act of 1U1B will prevent a T w o S p e e d y C ls ta a s . building and loan association, for ex­ "He lielougs to a fast class." ample. from foreclosing a mortgage "Which fi(st class?" held against a home owner drafted into "An* there more than one?" tho army for such period ns ho Is serv­ "Y*es;' two. There's the cjnss that ing In the army, regardless o f whether spend their money f«*tor than they tho payments on the mortgage are make It and the other <*hnvd thnt make made as they become due. their money faster than they ran spend It will also prevent; these authorities it,"—Detroit Free Press, say, aucb legal notion ns cjoetmont'liroCeedlugs against a soldier's family for * An Impromptu Joke. _ Jr nonpayment of rent while tbo lessor “ Where nn* my tennis tilings?" de* r of the property Is In service. mtiuiled the-wife of the professlotiol humorist. "Look In the tiunwry. You will gen­ INDIANS AS FIGHTERS. erally flml n racket and bawl there." Canadian Officers Advise Their Us# replied the professional humorist, innkIng a note ou his cuff.—Town Topic*. With American Forest. , Canadian ntllcvrs on leave in I^mdon Two Worries. from tho French front havo Informally recommended to-American othclala thnt ’ The'Other Wiunan-Poor Henry Cos American Indiana bo employed or en­ Is always worrying nlsmt tho money listed for service with the. American mnrket!. The Other Man—And Mrs. expeditionary forces. Manitoba Indiana Cash Is alwuys worrying alwUt the with tho Canadians haw done excellent market money. work at scouting. Fatt Pkklngt. Pkk "These Indians with us," snld a cap­ Burglar—The laivycr got me acquit: tain with the Canadian forces whoso parents live In Philadelphia,' "have per­ ted, but he took every cent I had. Pol formed aervlcea that never could have - W h i t are you going to do now? been perMrnicd by a white man. Tho Burglar—I guess I'd liettcr rob the lawIndian of North America hna It III Ida 'yer.—Iamb. ,' * * bones to be a good tighter and a crafty • Naturally, one. We havie Indians tn nearjy every ' After a ninn has raised a family of 'regiment Again nnd again during the post two yeftrs I have seen them go out grown daughters 'every ctlme mother lit night betwcpn the trenches and, tqicaks to him he Involuntarily asks. ‘without firing a shot, without making "How much?'.'—Ilouxren Post. the slightest noise or creating the It a man la forever telling you what: slightest disturbance, come back lead­ ing half a' dozen or so Germans, from bt» la going to do tomorrow tt la n whom much valuable information lias waste of time to aak him what he did yeaterday. been, obtgloed." / & b ,Thls Monster Dost Exist . An Evil Uerjji/p, Tbo dlngouek is a buge"uuc!ass!fled .Asmmlona Is nn evil genius or doaquatic monster. It resemble* In many of Its charactcrlstlca the extinct dino­ niou. In the ti|iddiryphal book o f saur, u huge reptile of the Mesozoic Tobjt be l« PetlrCKnled na slaying’ the’ period, fossils of which hnvn been ills seven husbands of Snnt. In the Tnlcovfcnxl by paleontologists In the sand nitld he Is described ns the |»rJm*e of stone strata txnli of U>e African' and demons nnd Is said to hnvc driven Solomon front hi* kingdom. American continents. It lives in Lake Victoria Nynnro and Its numerous tributaries, nnd there Is Admission Free. no record of tho monster having been Jack hud ii little party nn his birthseen In any other part of the world dnv. His mother had told one of the 'Whether It Is a descendant Of one of little boys not to buy a present.' When the huge, prehistoric snurkuis that has this little boy nhlypd nt the* party by a process of ada|datlo^-llving as Jack snld: "What’ did you bring?" hut tt tfw’s 1n ImpenrtraMp-TOgtonr Tar qfflekly uilildl. "that's ’nK rlgfif lUy olT away from the encroachments of d i­ didn’t bring anything 'muse this par­ luted man—continued with tint slight ty's for nothing." modlilcatlous through priMllglous agei to the presentTlme. or whether It Is an * Water-Loving Trees. unclassified reptile or amphibian, it Is Water-laying tn*es along streams equally Impossible to say, ns no sped often consume more water thnn they men exists either of its banes or of Its save. Estimate* are that n hi*ech for­ skin. That this monster docs exist, est wlll tfnh^plre nearly 50 per cent of however, there can he no particle of -o«oniHiid pr»*<q|»lh»tlotr-of-2»>-tnebevr -dtmtir.' mr tim reidimotty dr'nTTTTrovniiWhile a nmlferous rarest hut tlvo eyewitnesses enunot 1** reasumably per cent of tho same or like precipita­ discredited.—Wide World. tion. N o w t h a t p r ic e s a r e h i g h it is m o r e than ever important that you f^ivc careful consider- • ation to tho roof you arc going to put on. You can save real money-end get G better roof by using V R o o fin g Thru quality and cheer merit as a roofing material CERTAIN-TEKD 13 now being used as the prefer­ able type o f roofing for sky-scrapere, factories, hotels, stores, warehouses, garages, farm buildings etc., where durability is necessary. fr» is guaranteed for 5, 10 c r I5 "y z i thickness (1, 2 Or 3 ply). There are many roll roofings on the market, but only one CERTAIN -1 LED.. It pays to get the best. It costs no more to lay a CERTAIN-TEED roof than it does to lay a poor roof, but there is a vast difference in the wear. You can’t tell the quality of a roofing by looks or feel. Your only safety is the label. Be sure that it is CERTAIN-TEED— then you aye errtam of quality and guaranteed satisfaction. -TOj Certain-teed Slate-Surfaced A sphalt Shingles ore supplanting wood and slate, ihingles for rcaidcnce*. They coat lew, are but as good looking, wear better, won’t fall of!, buckla or iplit. They ate fue-retardant, and uo not have to he painted or stained. r Certain-tccd Paints and V arn ish es The name CERTAIN-TEED oa a can of paint or varnith U tho nmo ‘ guarantee of auallty and eatLtfaction U u on a roll of roofing or a bundle of •kinglet. Mode for au usci nnd In ajl ‘ colon. CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS CORPORATION '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, August 21, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 21, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 21, 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/6bbaed98f68464ce17b444c7351c197a.pdf 63b3f5fb651c1aa2d2d0c60d30e6e0ba PDF Text Text ' ■' v-• ; • i v \ i ■v - : * .v * v f , . V - o . • • -»J---- r .PUBLISHED :; ASP f e 7vjV>V V w ?! S*jWC8j£f IN T H E OF THE 5^Tir,: r.'X.' v*. m •i-Si 7 B V jS m fy ■•• T P v mm M 1 m T? fig ■ K B S L. I •■ T. i*-• M« -»*- i - m-»»■ s A N m a.w b ^ u h iuA> ,Wrt o-.th•>% • ■ *<*- »►» SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1317 WAR NEWS »« v A D MAKES Malachl. Wiley... F. L. Burges* . R T TODAY Ed Williams ....f g g — Yes L' ::• The Local Exemption B oard' (or Vender Perritt..___ 1 . .... Yes WORK OF* B P A R T IA L * : l- w LCV> ■'i\'\ rrCr! ■ icV. SEMI- WEEKLY .V __ I ' 'T VOLUME IX Pi ;’»• •Yea No Albert Jackson_____ _ ._‘..Yes Yea Joseph Ellis....... __ Yes Yea 0 . P. Herndon i__ .-..Year ,Yea J.,L: Oglesby.:.:___ __ Yes Yes Tred S. D e i g n s ____ ,_ Y e s Yes Orrle Love...’... .—No Recapitulation: ■, — ^E xam ined 30 Paaaed Examination AND OMINOUS fir A V-V - V/ f m m . ‘Mias Hart lajared •/• I F R E N C H , E N G L I S la AND NOW TAKE3 SEVERAL DAYS POLITICS A N D INTRIGUE Mrs. J, I. Hart wai painfully taITALIANS QN "THE - ^ FOR M AIL TRAVELING AND FANATICS BLOCS jured. and her daughter, Mias Mar­ OFFENSIVE : ‘ 18 MILES , garet Hart" was badly sbakeir up yes­ . THE GAM E Newa from the ‘ fighting fronts A mater that should receive the terday afternoon "when their autpmoWashington, D. C., Aug. 23.—T h e ahow that the French, vEngliah and Sttentfon of the busineay men of this biie, which was being driven by Mias aituatipn In’ Russia continued <T“ ~ Itoliana have atafted a'b ig offanaiva' city is that of* a bitter mail service Hart, left'the road and collided with center of interest here tdday w i._ __ the new nfctio'na) aVmy in 'shape to' and while the reporta from Ruaala between Sanford and Geneva. This a tree. .• 'V v,. ' V ‘ mystery surrounding tha nature 01 go when called ,/jn September lit Mrs, Hart and Mias 'H art left official dispatches the government are not so good they ara not dis­ hustling little city only aigbtean .or and 19th and' October.-3rd. . < quieting. • ~ more miles from SanforA ktranaActa ahbrtly after dinner In their Stude- has received from Petrograd- within Two men were AWU hundred imuutvu and nuu two ***** uivh nv,w The great offensive of the ltallana much business with this 'cjty. and it baker for ffahford, where, they in t h e ju t 48 hbura still undispelled. led-n p -Tor -‘phyUeamHtsrtUhaUon. 'Tnr-r-irr:----- —• tended ~ to ~iP4trd ~tha ~afternoon. •^ . / T from -tbc-region-of--Tol mi - - about-two -weeks ago and since; thjt head of thoAdriatlcSea7lagolng.on and forth~thess—ft___________ Ar^mllea for- the- Whan in the vicinity oV Altaments . Tudgl, -r, -•- j j - i ;--— from the Russian cao taL referriz refivrlnr to tho-Russian capital, time the matter of passing- on -cxdespite tho stubborn resistance o f reason that mall u“ ^ m ^ T T ; p a a ^ T who~^"^S“ driving- i t . 6 Failed to Pnaa speculation In' Petrograd knd * cmptlon claims and other matters the Austrians and the difficulty of the bninch lines of the F. E. C. Ry., about 26 mllea an hour,* turned off 16 Claims Exemption cow. newspapers concerning exp connected with the work, has kept the terrain. and go by n roundabout way. Into the brick road to avoid a high place. 12 No Claim . * ''dramatic announcements of events" the board- busy. Aa the car atnlck thx ;day which Meanwhile tho British and French Geneva. There was- ho relief in and'^xpretaihg t^o view of the press forma the roadbed outside of the The following is the Anal rcsuit;0f forces in Belgium'and on the sec­ aight to. remedy this condition* until that "if-no agreement is reached be^ SECOND^ DRAFT PROBABLE brick and,wb(ch waa in a very slip­ this-first draft of .202 ' men. almost tors of. Lons.and Yerdun in France the brick roads were/built'but now tween, the contending groups1open pery condition, because^ of the teceht complete. These mem wilt bo certi­ * -------------- ' .. ’ again have made progress against with a first clase bride grouted road fied to the District . Board for ser­ Early Sp(lng May WllfihM.*hlore the" Germans and s al^o . hayo hfehd, the entire distance and two bus rains, ft* skidded,':'and* unfortunately conflict must follow" were taken to Miss Hart applied tho brakes, which support the unofficial .interpretation Activity / vice. A few applications for exempnotwithstanding; mosit violent coun lines mkktng two "trips daily each only added to its momentum. Aa it of the government's dispatches as —Uon-from..tho^fi|atidraft_hAyo.. not -^.Washington,.. D.LC., A ug.,22.—A ter- attacks/ aU-the-grouQd-they-won-1 .' way the mall aervice’ could be' mads crashed head on" Into *a pino tree lating-tovpoliticxl conditions and daily,. • 1s . : yet been completely .passed" on and full statistical repprt of the opera- iq recent fighting. probably undercurrents of German • ^ ■ ■ ■ y the names arc not included bolow: ■tiohfl o f ‘ the draft law will be pre­ ‘ This matter was taken up by the Mrs. Hart" was thrown into-tha wind­ intrigue working to unseat Premier ;Y On tho eastern.front"near the imshield, ' painfully * cutting . her ' face. pared by the provost -mhrafal gonSanford. Board .of Trade at their last Julius Scoft * ^ porttfhf* Russian point of Riga on meeting and tho good people of It b thought but for the large hat Kcrcp.iky with either ' a 'coiintar-: m eral's office as soon as the first In­ A. D. Wright rbvolutlon to* re-ehtablfah tho. ali-r crement o f . 687,000 tnen of the na­ the Baltic, tho Germans have started Geneva will arrange for .a petition that sho was wearing tho accident John Jelks tocracy or bi4ak* dowii altogether tional army hns been completed, what possibly may turn out to be to the proper -authorities and it is might have proven fatal, Mrs. Hart * D. C. Brdwn $ tht provisional government. . sometime early In October, Pending another big offensive and also -are Roped that tho government will sec suffered grcstly from' tho loss of Chas. M. Williams "V * attacking the Russian lines to-th e rlood, a s' it ,wns some two hours Ii Is known that the idea of send- v. the preparation of tho report no the ninny benefits t6 be derived by Julius Huff *■ / southeast-in tho vicinity of Dvinsk a star route between this city and jeforc pnssersby brought them" to sending'immediate financial and . steps towards calling a second IncrcArqb'C.’ Jones '!• and-farthcr.. south near Brody and the c i t y / ; physical aid' to -RuBfia Has been pasamont tOj-lhe .colors :.will .bc taken.. Geneva and. nllaw_ojliLjo(-Jhe_h«,fi( -----RirFUtCHfdlBB General Crowder said today the .Tarnpo!7~}n* northern East GalicRC lines to.carry the mail to Geneva.aqd Miss Hart. pas. thrown against the 6d"bjrall'thO"*Amortex;comm!siIpneraJ Wm, Andfcrson Already' tho Italian offensive has from Gonevn here, thus making wind shield arid badly -shaken ub, rcceUtly - returned from Petrograd. call for the second increment had Lloyd Hill . not been taken up at any conference resulted In the capture of more than direct conncctiqn with all triads jut .is able to be at her post-of duty, This has hot applied'to the-, sending Andrew J. King ' of troops, but of supplies and ’p rin­ he-had attended and that ho had no 13,000 prisoners and thirty guns, and north and south on the main line of n tho county .Judge’s office. •,* Raymonds Fields ‘ gains if great' importance havp been indication that it had been taken up the A. C. L. Ily. . . . . ‘ ' Tho car was badly damaged!— cipally; transport' facilities, sorely S. M. Picklns made nil along the linCi Italian needed to maindtin (he efficiency of anyway hv President Wilson or Sec­ Pete JfOldcn # Irv‘ a community of this tixe the toporte'r-Star..^ . •M' Worships, which arc aiding in the at­ the armjg at" tho front. 1----1—— 1 '_ ---------retary Baker. Chan. E. Chatfnan .• • a • tack nt the head of the Gulf of mails sltould bo made daily', into It. B. Wight r 1 • *Mcrnorlam Theodore Schaal ' - ^American, officials frankly , admit Tho first increment will fill;all the Triest, .hove- switchqcT “ their., guns, every part of tho county and tho government quifk to • recognise the Born at Wavcrri, Germany. June tKoir uneasiness over the tenor Of training ' nroas, 16 national guard D. E. Mather;) from .the battle lino and ahoworoA m building of good roads will no doubt 25th, -1^64.Cam e'Jta"Americ‘a' iti" the confidential adviees/--.They-real­ camps and 16 national army canton­ Sam Brooks shells on Trieste, the big Austrian v ments, to capacity, and therp will be port which is the objective of tho nssisl in giving us a better service 1883. Settled first in Illinois, then ize that tho pressure upon tho pro7 ! vr Walter Garvinvbianhl governmeqt from the o p p o -; with tha Geneva soctlon. . •• , settled in ’ Hastings, Minn in 1887 a , surplus, of men. besides, those as­ Italiails..'. , ,4. •Oscar Middleton * • '» apd married N ov .'27; 1900 to Mias sition "clomant."within, tho new re­ signed to the regular army. Tho ’ John Jo"hnaonv ’Admission is mnde by the Vienna -Jaafi .* »* regujari. Mary A, Mamcr .nrril was mayir. of public, now further increased-by tho' cgujars aro are now *12,0QD# -i£,oi{u abpva uopyxi full iuii war offico’ of victories of the, Italians A* "Harvey H. Newman ’ HAVE 6.116 PRISONERS' pope’s propbsnl./or .peace, had con­ Hastings, Mlrin.* fo’r two years. He authoYfiT * iuthb’riitjidj,.vvair‘ strength, by,, VolunClifford ;Gijdr' . / . / at- several points south of Tolmlno -% » • . ——‘Viy - ,.v • tary ary enlhff^^nt . nnd ^ the'V'natlpnnl and'thfe.rapfbrc of tho town of Sclo, In One Place Entire ^Regimental iob followed tho Jewelry business for fronted Prouder Kerenaky With*! a Zimina ijankn : .V V ‘; more perplexing'task and tho d ifficu l--;^ ^ twenty- years, -■ ... . .\ j ruwrd in siml^ nr_. aituatWi,^ guard £ ; . irh‘ near the Head of the- Adriatic, but ..jHdrold Grant,(jiVC*. Staff Was Captured ' - .-A • -t* I.-J ties are much increased by the.threat training, fadllllt^akcady’ aroi tax^d it-is "asserted that, tho offensive, es­ •iiraes.Itochplie'.,’ B /.y. Ho-le^ffs a wifoVand thrpe sons# of tho coiintry being oyeyrun by-th e ; Paris, France, Aug. 23,—The tof make reMy-VIbr* the front, ihou pecially qt Sclo‘, 7c9*t ^tho Italians l ' w % S h n d ^ -" Jamc.v^Rcd 15, Carl George aged 11 German.mijitary machine. , dLnow availabie and. JtfTs regarded./ad thousands of men, killed or wound- Germans mado a-violent.counter at- and Raymond Nicholas aged ip.tnekiasC flight on the Verdun front very unlikely- that ‘MtauzaHon of.arv wf^Jn ^ndqition to jnorc than 6,600 V s „ i c , m ktflir He wns a consistent west of the Mouse. They pene­ «ir y*\, addltional 600.000 tn ^ -of'.C h e-m Petrogrid, Russia, .Aug.- 23.— Aa\; I ; *. !A; ^Mdy Brpwn,''; * > .» the Catholic‘ghurclrnna prisoners!• I the day approaches for'tho opening j.^|| *• • 1 ^ , I trated the French-lintfs" at points in of tho Catholic. Knight tlonal army' can begirt";until early I Allen |Iorton ;;- . t lx spring of 191m. Neither'quarters nor —Not.,aione havo, the Canadians re­ their attempts to reenpture the served as- Grand Knight* for three of tho ' "extraordinary•' council’ ' ’ e t ;* I-1,.- Bfddiy,E.'>B\ilrtpn ." • , . personnel to train, the Tprco .will bo pulsed the-German 'couritry. attask ‘ground ' taken from them in < the years.. Was a member of the Order Moscow, the newspapers Xro full of I j ? " 1*-; "RurtbraBlaok before Lens,, but thpy* hfcve'token Ftancji offensive, but the war office available beford that time." Jof Eagles, aisb a member of the speculations concerning dramatic anI’ . r^ - :^b..;k|Mckoeter additional "positions from tho onemy announces they w'ero driven out. nounccmerjta of . events. judging . -v .. ^ ."LouU Ottffihc iH-jt*.' Inequities of an unfavorable na* on-front of the important Coal'ccnG’erman attacks east •uf the river Catholic Foresters, where he served frqm predent expectations,. congress / n the office of Chief Ranger for one **.Geo, slqflSiens ' *,.V ture will bo khoWn, in the *Ktrrthtlcal ter.f Near .Yprca, in. Flanders, tho. also were repiilrfed* The number of - * '^Ta likely to take tho form of a atiig-. -* . Sidney Jlarno . . . • . *. report. TJiere probably will be some British have penetrated’ the German prisopera! taken 'hai . reached 6,116,' year _ gfo of thti.;‘ cabitjet backed by ' the \& >s D. N. Herring amended regulations, based on ac­ line "to : a considerabled < Tepi depth. On The siatement follows: ~ pill beam s ,werq Mr.‘ 9; aocinllata left!, against tbo bourgolae W. C. Cummings. tual experience with the first incre^ both these sectors 'furious^'fighting ■ Mr! F. W: Mahoney,-.Mrs consisting of conatitutional demo­ V.Tbb Germans lait night attacked Rung.;, TaVin ‘AfATlnmi K fr • fYnnrcr* Vnhnllltf. menf, and'some amendments in the •tjli is going- on, tho combatants' ./ R..0. W icks' .on Various "places on the Ai8P0 front; John -Mellcrn; M r.‘ George Venable, crats, discontented Moscow buiinaos David Pctqrson law may be thought deeirablo ,by finally coming together-in .hand to M e, Effwin- jiogan, Mr. John Mau* "mem under* their president, M! Hia* Thqy mado acVatal strong attetnpts. v ' JBo^Citerry.^.^ ! J -y .congress." " ipr. hand encounters.- -.bushinsky and dismissed generals, *; r in" the-M clnity of MonneJoon.'farm . - Andrew Wlllf$h# :> > * -, * V .; jn Germany.,lie had "at tho begin- who all agree in severely criticising' ■ It If possible that, some provision Wednesday night apd -Thursday .cast''of. Br*ye En Laonhia, squth of Ernest^Parraraore" *r ■>-' nlrtgi-'pf.lihe. war^ono brother Iri;Wa- thf present course and policy, de­ will be. made whereby all tho sons of mprnlng aetu tlwt ntivman^* rrnwn fllAvnlU hfrlttrunri AIH n Aflfi tTlP HlilV saw the , German^Crown Bpvelle, betweerf Alljes ail'd tfie Hpr '. A. J. Jackson . •\ l •* ono family will not ife faken. A new Prince .delivering heavy courtter •at- trivelle monument, - and on tho1, C’nl- ’ vern, but was called, to .the array manding ' radical • changes! . This, Clifford Choice "i • ■ - . and .had heard nothing from him in view la.'taken by the Petrograd and definition of- the atptus of married taclu against the ndwly^won French ifornie plateau. • Evertr^hbfd ^/our. Oliver General : k ,* men may.be.one-pf the things acted^ troopj maintained llrcir poaitiona.cn- twoiyears. In Hksllngs, Minn., one Moscow pryea,. which declares that -. positions north.w.est' of Verdun, . - . j .David Minyard; . -/v -h . , slater, Katie’ Myers survives if tio'agreement ie reached between upon.' President Wilson's letter, to A 1 ^ T)>ianM AM toasA el/an Prisonars. w^ro ftake^n where sevcril /pointa the German.) tireiy." Y? j Chester Thomas . him.-. Senator'.'Wecks. Is .taken by many-.tp ___ '•“•-r: ................ the cpntending* troupe, open con­ •1/V them- These l' ^f«On-the left batik oF the ^Meuse ‘ ‘ j ,. Ester Woodward >S:Vf indicate a feelfngrthat a more liberal succeeded'In’j^entering He bad lingering Ulritoa for three flict must. follow.. Firat atepa hav«~<M __fiinka * L<«a)A»n» annaflu - .after; nitor—* _ _ _ . • * position*,’ however, shortly, Clarence Young (Verdun front) late yesterday, wq rqy policy may ba. found .deairable". * .' 7 been itaken.against vigorous and ag­ & ward- again, were, relinquished to pulsed a violent German counter at­ years! *0. T. Smith .A t present, under regulations, a General Potain’i . men tinder fierce lip "passed away AuguatT 2 tf| at gressive action by-the malcontents. , t ' .. Geo, Washington tack between Hill 304 and - Dead 7:30 a. nf., recefying all the laat rites Among those who Jiaye arrived ;at condition .of Xttual dependency miftt onslaught*, v* ‘ • Boston Irvin / \ "••• M in Hill_£ Certain enemy dqtach- of the religibii ho so devotodly loved Moscow'are President , Rodaixnko of be catablishcc^ to, obtain exemptiqh. North and northeast of Verdun the merits -which succeeded In gaining-a • ; Walfred-TIerson; V' The condition of marriage In itself is during his life and was buried wltn V the duma; A. J. Guahkpff, .ex-presi- » Henry Wright" not considered. •' Another matter to Gertpxne mado similar attempts to footing in our first llrie trenches;were roqpiem mesa from the All Souls dent of tho duma; Prof. Paul Miliu• Rufus Jones be worked out is the status of aliens. recapturo-lost ground, but the artil­ ejected by a brilliant' attack - .which Catholic Church at 10:30 .Thursday, koff, ex-foreign minister: A. L, Shin, ;. Sam’i Muse. . ' • fftill another la-the status of-men lery Ynd riflo fire of the Frencjimen ( gavo us'slxty prisoners., OU^recon' August 28^1., "-. “ . -, tv garoff; A. Makioff, also tho former ‘J ' Llst^ol* names of men. who sub­ who have passed beyond draft age forced them to deaijt. Wednesday naitsancea were pushed forward aa Rev, Father (PRIordan and Father comfnandor. in chief of tho Russian .1 hftarnoon found the Germans ap­ far «a the viliago of. Forges. mitted to physical examination for since being drafted and that’ of those Barry of DeLand 1 conducted tho armies, Caneral Alexieff and Genera draft Thursday, 'August 28rd, 19J7* who have become of draft ago in tho parently cowed as a result of their ■ervices, .th e' choir rendering the Brusiloff, who yesterday conferred "On the right bank of tjio river unrewarded efforts, for their infan V "-"* dlairo- meantime. tho enemy' also,, made . aeveral at­ music. with the loaders of the Moscow try kept to their trenches and only . . Passed • ing Ex. tempts to drive us from the post movement; M. Riabuahinaky, ’ exthe artillery waa In action. L\ Names'. r Exom. or Not - Tom Watson Denounced lions which wo had captiired espec­ v*CV Homy Guard Election Mayor Tchrikoff, ex-minlater of More than 6,000 German* have Washington, Aug. 23,—Tho Jef­ - Monroe Richardsorr..... ."v..Yes No The Home Guard Company will trade, A. I. KonovaTSff and Prince 8 . bten mado’ prisoner duriig tho three ially riorth of Normont farm and at fersonian, of which Thos. .E, Watson j"' • i’veitoh Clowotfi_„„...-.....UN'o . v , daya_of fighting in the. Verdun re­ Hill" 834. Our firo Inflicted heavy eitoct a captaih at -the meeting to­ Troubetakoi. - V - ,. * .. . . --Edwlrd Oglesby..,.... '..,....No losses on the Germans and broke up night to fill tho vacancy caused by is editor, and The Masses, a So­ . ^ - 7 — :------- , r gion. • cialist magazine were denounced by u Kliggie CheatnutM,.L ..:.._N o On tho Aisne'Yront the Crown their gaaaulting waves . which werto the 1 resignation of Capt. Geo. O. Two thousand'letters, each one of­ » Willie Anderaon^^ .y..■ iY ea No Postmaster General Burleson today Prince still continues his attacks at not ablo to approach our lines at any Herring, resigned, who leaves today fering a solution of tho submarine ' t Chas. Maxwell..-.. . . . . . . . ,Yea". No in1-a 'communication to the senate. various points along the Chemin- point. North of Carriers's wood'.fhs for tho training camp: problem wore received by the nqvy Joseph R eed ....... i.:.Y<*> - jio- Ha declared that they were leader^ dea-Damea and adjacent territory, attacks with the^use of flaming liq­ Tho order for oiqctfon follows:" ' department In one week. If theso A«!o!ph-'C..8 haw...... -.^.YeA: . N o' of. an organized propaganda to dis­ but nowhere has ho been ablo to uid wdre not any*more successful for. Headquarters Home Guards '•wiae heada"’ would voni/ screw 'upthe enemy and added to hia losses. . ; Alexander Aitch.............-.Yea ' Y er courage enlistments, obstruct ' tho dent tho French line. Sanford,'Fla.,. Aug.^24,. 1917. their patriotism to the point of en­ " Robt. F.’ BlaxelL.... .w.-..Ye> : No draft and proVcQt subscriptions to The number of unwounded prisoners' Order No. 1 ' listing in the Tflhvy we -might see ✓• '■ ’ E.^ O. BowiAap...^..- .......Y es, No the Liberty Loan. He declined to we have taken sinco" Aug. 20 h*s Eloctlon of captain, for -Seminole’ Socialist Arrested 7 ;! .' some apprdciablp results. .B u f'ftiey-;^ *^ ? -• ’WllUe Holmes....^;, .1 J..Vea" .No "give sother reasons for barring The now'reached'6.116/ Of these about County Home .Guards Friday even­ won't. , ’ • New York, Aug. 23.—Adolph GerJohn Mooro...;.,_‘til. No Masses from the hulls.^V 241 are" officers. • This’. d6es"not’Jn*; ing, August 24th, lbl7. ' 1. .: .■ ■j.tt-A Yea m*^, sberetary . of the National So­ elude thr prisoners capifured yeafer' v • WiHlam-E."WJilte.. .A ....No \ Tcrhebn, • , .. .1. cialist. p a r ^ charged, with l\»ving day.in,shelters or 600' Wounded "prisGeorgo Williams Yea -Y e s • . Sanford Me'n Buy Land Ona by -one our treasured axiom 1st Lieutenant Commanding. vlolateflitho csplohage act was held imcra.wbQ. art lo.our. hoapitala.. Ac— ------— S ivxnarrFia;"—Opb of - the-fargwL rita.exploded— Wima-yau^rq UmpU Will Blas...;^-^„—uX___Yea deals made In this stats' for to, this federal graqd jury on a fivo cording to infprrnritlop now at. hand ♦•d. to remark that "talk .ia cheap .' , .y^FirtJFqei All Right Ebb D o w l i n g . . : some, time’ was closed last week, thousand dollar bond., today after important booty‘ has been‘ captured,' (uat remember tha^ the telephones Washingtoq, Aug. 23.—Flat feet o f the country return a monthly in­ when L. W. Hunter'ind E. P. Me*/ preliminary hearing before *\Judge especially In Uio three tunnel •Ir • Jr‘r, -—i-f— -i-Yes Carpenter. » Dead , Man . Ill), \ where ! we found are, not niceaaarily disqualifying for come, of nearly a dollar each. ’ : Collum of: tho Lako County Realty W. J. Jackaon...------------.Vea" 'Viir' 1 V . •VtJ. , -4 . v^*- r-2dreulng atations and compjato elec­ the army. <;eneral Crowder called !'-> > w // i s * Company sold a .tract of land of R. M. O r a v e h s t e l n . Y e 4 1 j?* .*•. 'Fa Quite a paradox U noticed In the trical (plants. 1 At. this point we took 6,'OOO.acres to Hagan A'Cameron of Robt, T. Prieater-.„ -Y e a . ■ tlye. attention 6f the. goVemora to i/Ua V^P*,. vie haven't heard'/of Cev*Huo,bill ln congress. It is plain prisoners an entire regimontnl staff , R -A . M a n n i n g - ............Yea Yea. Sanfqrd. • ' illation! Only an extreme __________ _____ __engine«^,f? B *w<®1 P P P® H ® condl,, . a r^l 0^ , K ^ a n B°ldifr,nirLs com an 6fljcer<of i* C. Whhaton........_........Yea Yea ., The 6,0DO ecrea will Be (epced in.a that il^‘ the excess profits clause there and a !4ssl Mai ‘ "L.V*. Robert C h iird ».:..j-.:;....Y ea ^Yaa short while •and. wRI .be made into a would 'bo decidedly more proflta if ^ T h ere.ia ’ nothing to report from H op/of flat-foot^wiH.dlaqUallljfr^d.ring of! tho attehtidn o f t h e ......... 5 . H. f). Jdhiijon'ii._>...-^.^yiea /Yea pasture for over 3,00(1 head’qf cattle. the "exCewi" were ' eliminated.. / •** .’ 1 W k.’S'W'•"}& I m M , m m v . .. ....... £.■•*; Wjr S /' I4 ~t.T' ' m . • , •• > 'V-t'.A-:. l \ /r V i ' to WWKP/j" , _ rP * ' ; r - . �4 HBBHKiro SBssSBK?: : . u c« ’ S lit1 Ruth Hahdy'Buddle Burdick, mk~Adama,' Reginald Holly* *HeUn nlng °f hit military parser. , •o.-r. - .'rt----------- *----- --- , HAnd;'Alfred Robison, ? Mias Bunch, m ..j; :■1 0 .* Will Preach Sunday . Mr.' KoobU,,_MleA .Williams, Hume **■•4• i t fr Also.Musty Suffer ^7% Dr, Brdwnleea returns' Rump.b, Mr. CArtei*, Mr. Gresnwau Ring,. Saturday; >* I •- * #■ *v •• r • »',-» * •'arid others. Music was furnished by from hU .vacatlOn .and will preach *t • . anywhere, ,.______ ' t.4», s » S •a Rich Parents, for’ Girl's Fall.. Jjort because " the beat >vy the 8tar. Orchestra, Mrs, Christian, . evening . . aenricdVnfv : feUr Wednhsdsy. ■ man U none Loo-goodf/or tbe worst .fr- ’ v Lyrle’ Thursday ' - / ' V Mrs) Edwards And Mrs.’ Hall, assist- tha Pmbyteriatr church, Intaa*.bear Sat* July few. weeks ago » famouj evsn- woman *t~ev«r mat- - ; ZK ___nf/in eya witness to one of the ed Miss Fields.in receiving end serv­ stood in his pulpit dlnouridhg ‘ "And - whew the inevitable .hap^ greatest - and most coliosaal battlsa awl , At Ihe Presbyterian Ch^ch ed* at the punch bowl.; pens—when the inno^nt girl mir- In'the world's history, being aljle to double tod’s .of morals." . 8 ; Dr. BrowrilM will preaeh at morn­ It ain't the down, town girl that ried to a leper seeks aodety aba watch'the brave, troops'chyge. out Dipping vats are aoon tp be estab­ ing and evening aervieea next Sun­ uada app i—n et' tbs 'iteaofTabher In the hopes Is .leas leprous—chooses the o f the,.first llffe trenches through a easiest way out of her personal and lished ' all over Hillsboro county. day;- Everyone cordially Invited to office building—not tbs’ girl in the curtain of fire, and, amid the^orreM These for tke.purpose of freeing the attend the service*. Sunday achoor Intimate hell, these high minded And 'department store, nor. the factory of shells, attack the enemy is a priv­ jrker. Them kind is v wise and Intelligent parents ’ who accept a ilege granted to but few who remain local .cattle of'the tick, which ^peet -qt 9:45, morning service at 11, even­ V.Vof” s#T>t«m i* th. xstrd.^or isa'tbey taka a tumble they turn- double standard of decency for men to tell of-the wonders end the grim lowers the pricv cattlp raisers get for ing service, at 7:30. and women, turn’ their virtuous drama of modern’ warfare.-- ‘ their herds. .Veterinary Inspector ’ ble with their eyes open. \ ctr«It. r qfth*.U.«§» d Am ap ’o n i ^ ‘j u B B f i "No. tho »irl that, goes'down into, backs on tho child they have reared Yet this' Opportunity to ad* .the ultur*. Is now tie p}t .because, she doesn't W the in ognoranee.” .1 hli.oty o( t v g A »4 | S !U M !M t ) t - « A ® l h S i S S S R a actual «*= Masons of tho 20th DlstrlelP WlU fake mat spread over its mouth la . .And eveiy word tha . evangelist war In lu m .wS,. told . . only th. pr.p.r.Uo». ™ ^H eldB lr Meeting at the sheltered giruthe protected girl, said is true. "The Single Code.” a In', oy. . Po l.th . m m . * * " tuiyinc. i ; • Naw Smyrna’ ‘ Vr ms *biothor ■and'ifath new firp'raei Hordey, Mutual fea­ camera can record,, la. to bewffered be taken up early in September. District Deputy Grand Master, itow ahs is ao innocent no. harm'can ture photo ;•drama to ' be ipdeased at the Circle Theatre all o f nezt titty .’ her,'. 8 ROLL OF. HONOR Frank L. Miller baa called a district, April. 19 affords the beat illustration week etartlng Sunday, when that 8BI meeting to be held at New Smyrna; of tha evils'of' the double standard if •# theatre, will present tl* official firit; "Well; that ehbwa what crazy fools tinder the auspices of Npw Smyrna # The Brave Beys Whe. Here Gone of Morality ever presented. ish war pictures "The ‘ Tanka'..in bobs parents are. They hedg© their Lodge No. lio on Thursday evening, “ Fatal Ring," Saturday. •■' • Actibn_at'th». Battle of the After*," — Forth to Fight fer Humanity a lris< *houtt ,wdth . all aorta of bum J jtm August 80th. Sake as part Of the greatest feature pren )phlstries, never teach. ’em anyThp following boyn.'from Sanford - The work will be conferred by over presented in- America, they ought to know for their Da|nty, demure Marguerite Clark Sanford Lodge No. 62, with Dr. 'em off in .bloomers and sweaters, valiantly i*protectibri,tbey OliyAf J. Miller, Worabipful- Master, s lot p£ human tomcats unfit'for using'•bdzing gloves and knocking t« Under presiding.. It’ la to bd-hoped that • Jatfoh with .any woman of any out s' girl about twice.' tier' AIM,* 'MaS CENTBv* complete and all those who know of larga . delegation.’/rom Sanford will Line Fori____ _ gueritc Clark, in , correct mascullna and Woolly." . Minim nm< who have et enlisted and are attend, as a large attendance fa ex­ Chirge 25 Cents. . ••. .. . • -By.special arrangement with the any boys, boys,who foot hnllv.nf a*man; anc^ Marguerite 9arnreirirTundr *ur"Which W .-K r not .sin, thir ;Hat-t please let The pected arid a- good time is in ator^ Clark_etendlngj)nJlptoes on. a cross Vanderbilt Is praldenfr-S. - Bamtt Hereld-know-about- it ax . the .Hat fn^lt'.\~Airiniintf¥~fn Sanford-aiy —In--answennr—m “:adirertlaement^ 'a 4*r.Ol a gymnasium lrlsslpf.n .young 'McCormick,— managing ~ director—of flrilLbe printed every, weejc until the cordially. JnyJted^and requested to. where no nama la mantioned ln the report •at the ^Lodge room " a t 4 id , please do riot aak~Th«~Heral< English lord-‘-these are a few of the the Circle theater-has-secured' the war Is over: o'clock Thursday afternoon, and for lnformatlou-as to.thp Identity of Navy new Marguerite* we'are introduced ezduslve rights in Indiana for the Usually we do not those, having, cars are. especially urge d the advertiser. Karl Sehult*; on board .ship to 'in h*r lateat. Femoua Piaxera- presentation oT .these remarkable know, who the advartlaer la in d If to take as many as practicable. “ It war/films, which are issued by auAllen Jones, medical reserve corps Paramourit Picture) ’'’The 'A maxons” we do wa are not, allowed t o . give has been arranged to begin the de­ .thorUy of. the British goyerniinent • Morris Spencer, medical reserya which ia coming to the Lyric'. The, but’ this Information. Simply write wnd are authentic and actual scenes gree work; promptly, at 6:30 p, n\., corpa _ j . . • »tre tonight. ., taljen/on th^ battlefield; Sherman Routh, medical reserve so thAt those who .attend will' b* a-,’ letter and, iaddresa .U a* per Ini Mm •e •• The Rattle "of the Ancre jriarked corps able to-re.tdrn home.at a reasonable ■tructipna Jn ^ ad. * , There .will'be a triple wedding at I. ■ 1 m . the*'most decisive victory cm.the hour. Cfilier. 'Brown, medical reserve the Lyrle Theatre.'tonight. This F O R .SALE W >rywill be In the 'Marguerite Clark pic­ pert oFYbr~alliea arid-signaled tha] corps i •WEDNESDAY TUESDAY beginning-of-‘ tha.Intensified .and Oliver Murrell, medical reserve Shell Fish Commlislottgr Here ture ,:The Amjwppajr; and' ltrone of . . . • .. Wanted—Small office deek to buy scientific warfare waged by the corps Paxam onat Prtocnt J.^\. Williams, shell fish.commis­ o r’ rent. ' Mobley's drug the’ pr%tth»t affairs of the kind ever v & i : '. store. Mwfuvrtla Clark lack PVhfard and. filmed.' - 'FKree htfydenlsh sisters who British. So carefully planned and so ’ Leslie IIUl, medical reserve corps sioner- for tho state of- Florida,, ac­ Phone'2W .’1 ’• ■ * 2-tfc 1 L aadae Ifaff la In Urn Vary LaUot Ned Chittenden,-signal corps companied by his,wife and Captain -------------- 1--------c*------- • have .beejo raised ss boys, on ac- minutely, thought Out was every de­ raTT--, -V'. .‘ . — 1----- -— tail of thli ‘ m onumental battle that Roy Chlttendon, marine corps V: •r#*dvO<»ci- - *■• •- - • ,*The For Salo-^Pool room, 4Two tables. Cox, commander of the yacht'SeaboOht .'of their parents* disappo|nt^• •*........... Yannlst’* \\ m M < it'th eir not being-spna, .sud- the Allied' forces suffered .only a Ralph Rouiriniat,. navy yard. fbara were here-for seveyal’ days. of Good paying proposition or .will sell . -f:y•:. »" . -• 'The Amasons'; jfxlnlmum loss; while the rorrent of last week, leaving on Sunday, Mr. tables separately, $100.00, -Cash or * . .' A^my • . > . Lonesome -*\ ’donTjNfllacover th^t they have grown flro from the British artillery lovelod Enquire Cash Enquire ’ John Mutrril, medical reserve Williams was. here on official ’ busi­ terms. to young ladyhood andvafe much In Luko Comedy XPolbeNews ness Inspecting the fish business and Goldsboro Cash Grocery.' . 2-4tc love with three valiant English lads. the first, three -’.lines of Qermsn corps ‘3t~tTfple~ultar-had -to-be-spedally trptjcbep pnd .beat ,down n patli for _Kenneth Murrell, quartermaster collecting taxes.-- While here he was ^ F or-^ale^iiF A lL l^iji^.^sepdj^ T T * ------------- ' built for the. wedding,,for the ordin­ tho triumphal cKargo of'th’o'"tanks reserve ‘ h o s r f T n •large’ "pnrty^ o l J'SallfpKd .'iff . 1 HQFlIyA* . Seth* W66drbff, quarteVniaatv re- peoplo and took them for k trip -On I. Toyama, Beardall Ave. 2-2te ary-altar would not havo been wide and the allied infantry. %*•; The "tanks" are the marycls'of a servg' •* •..........' enough for the-three couples. Don’ t tho »!okc upon e:voral occnBlons. -. For SAI^—Now^roar boat buirt for. Stanley Walker, quartermaster, re­ Mr. Wjlliama was an attorney nt M btargo,engine.Engine In perfect, miss Marguerite Clark ill "The Am­ war filled, with marvelous creation TH U RSD■ A Y• * nions,’.’ a ■crea^ljrjgly funny picture for tho. killing o f‘ men. • Gainesville and an ardent Supportr condition. serve •’ * . *•vPrice qpijiplftte $66.00# . Evcri' phase of tfl * t ; Olpssal btitt Dr. liaJph Stevens, hospital cprpa 4s^V--v .with[all the humor of Miss Qoorge of Goy. Cults and when the rc- Ralph Saule, Enterprise, Fla. l-4tp . VITACitAPH PRESENTS iv ‘: • • “ ‘ Job1Cblitenden, Co. C, Fla. •» Washington and the charm of. Bnow of thA -Ancre Is vividly pictured jv/th ■ appointmont of former commlsaiorie’r Dorothy K elly In s i ■■• actual scenes phltographed during Geotge Hall,. Co.( C, Fla. Auto’ for*’Sale—-One -,6 paesengcr Hodges came up M r.‘ Williams'was White. v. ' • « 7:., -K'U .the.battle. _____ : Oscar Spebr, C o.'C , Via. Overland arid one A passenger Cad* glvefi the Vdiiitlon. Eg X s;r;i-. t »t . *. »» • “ T H E M O N E Y M IL L ". •— i t , . , . . . . ------Brnco Aiuk-rnon Cb. C, Fla. . ’. The other portion ofr'lh'o', double iliac-lor food, running condition k t: Expert Camera Work Makes Screen :r • ; ‘Tvs. * feature program gives its.4tar,^the • Ernest Gregory, Co. C, Fla. tbb 7 *Thr|Mn-One store.. • • WAR PICTURE‘No. 2 -t Turns tyes Inside Out Msglc • v.‘ ~ -* - - ■. *' 1 . ■ ■ . 1i ; inimitable ."Dihigi" unlimited' oppor­ ; -.Fred MasAn^ Co. C, Fla. Tho gnrilcn ennll's eyes nrc on the, ^ Magic •transformation^ / scenes For'Sale—Strawberry- plants, $2,00 • • achieved by -the . use of trick pho­ tunities. for wholesome and. lively , George\‘! MclVughlln, officers ro- very tips of n pn|r of very long ten­ B A.. i>or. thou^nnil f. o', b. Lake Mary. funiriaking, combined with, typical aerve^ , . K; .*/: v. -. tacles nml It has nn nddlttonal pnlr*bf tography* enliven.the Metro wonderC. A. Farina, Lake Mary, Fla.^Tjl • Kuirhank ism thrills and., speedy ac­ " 1 Harold Washbqrn,, coast artillery shorter tentacles xrllh which It smells,'1 plays “ Aladdin’s Other - Lamp," a V : 1............H v iw-tr When-nny donp-r approaches tho eyes tion; . Lyric Thursday. Albert Frjr,.qbaat artillery vision of Willard Mack-’a FRIDAY SATURDAY screen aro.drnwn down within the tentnelo* rnmr, James Estrldge, Fla. troops playlet, In which tho chkrthlng little * • • • iHaVi ) . -*'* -. W a. A. Brady- and the tenfoclestthenuelvos nro.pull­ ’ George Huff,Fla. troops HP. * • star, .Viola Panai will bo seen at the A ‘ Comedy Every Night at the Star ed Into tho body-Ip-exact)? tho same •v Thorivaa, Sullivan, Fla. troops' “ Mystery of the Presents Rtpr, T.heatre .tonight! . Director’John A little dUYn foolishness now and •war ns you would pull ’ir gldto fingof vigorous; Uet thjtn'.pAati and './ave vj 'Double Cross.’! • : W. A. P,atJl/^>filJ, .' officer reserve Ethel Claylon . * ) -?*-> If, 'Collins and Cameraman John Ar­ • * . then •’* monejr. A. B. )C6mmorif.', l^l-6tp ,!*;j lhaldo out” " corps n ,n"; ‘ PralnHaf Stolllo In relished by women as well as mcn.( W :,l, . t•r* nold collaborated on; scenes that .aro Kla« . Meade Fox, ‘coast artlllory '“ SouLg M ule? fdr: Sale*—Tbirty.'- hpiU j epoch making In tho history.'of. pto- .’.In addition to tho beat features % .Didn’t Porgst Hls Manner*.' • Ingram Guerry, coast artillery Good Three igood muled for sale. ' Hind.'-Broi., 'A : ADRIFT1^ "• AReel tioh'rplcturo photdplay; * ,that can possibly bo produced at tho ; Bobble find boAn told often that If stable. ’• rj ’ Feature Joo Guerry,'aviation corps dirt***•-S’*-» * / .102; tfe ’ Jfi/j Alao Path© .. Viola Dana ns “ Patsy” Smi^h, tho Star an additional hit- of entertain­ he. stupibiiHl over oy In front .’q f . an ’ Oscar N. Zittrower, Co. C, Fla. • re u ’ y -4 IL r?! '*.• . V I - New s.. ; „ A. Good Comedy ment is always added in. the form of tittles bpkrdlng- houv drudge,’ •finda older person to suy "Excuso ineiVVOno , F or^ d f^ H om © Cbmfor|;jWrbught * »• Honry Pyrd,r Co. C, Fla. "Aladdin's other l^mp" and rubs it. ht good comedy.; Of. eoUrse when it •Osborne Williams, Co. C, FIs. i*.... *.«’ „r Out steps a Genie who granU. all heir comes (o, regular comedies there is' Vail '^Lovcllj. 2nd Heat, engineer wishes, O'radurilly ' the; dingy fur­ nothing that.will 'come within reach frr. corps., nishings of her roqm are changed .tto of. tha -Heyatono ‘Comedies in which ' COMING ; ; w . v Harry Carlson, navy WILLIAM PARNUM In objects'of beauty. Old Capt. Dar- there ia alwsyp aopjAthlng new, aratia • ' Corbett Hutchlnaon, aviation ing and exciting, Wednpsdaya nrc naby-growl's good leg'in place-pf“American Methods". corpa ~ ' ♦ kifflce/'iRe^rtVKhlulei aYs ’arbfdsferved for those wonderful fffs- wooden’ one.. The landlady, be­ v Na Animals for Him. ' MARY PipKFORD In Sam PeAvAybddife; aviation - corpa sort* I larties.. Mrs. a '.- E. witched becomes a rag_ doll- and is a n d o h * Wednesday of ’.this week One rt.iy John's inotbyr wns going to Martin Temple, Co. F. ' “ Poor Little Rich Girl" c>^35. Telephone. ‘ pinned on the.curtain. The-sudden "H ef Torpedoed llover"'will, occupy -.. ■• r * hate company and sho told him, to go 5 V Robert Robtpson, navy, .hospital . i h ' “ ;2-tf appearances of the Genio, appsrant- the rostrum. This wilt of course be to the mnrkct nnd'grt somesoysterSL . sfi^Wp' .wtth Crane Wilbrir 1^ "The corps. ly' thfoiigh .space, . ‘ were jnade j poa’ ASMS ni«* '-Wo will hare oyster soup.*1 I For Rent;—Two story house on Arthur Dlcklria, Co. C. slble’ by the use of black cloth. Single .Co'de": without extra charge* John ,wns busy thinking. Flnally-W corntt Tenth ’ aqd J^rehch s&er ,’John Lee, Co. C. — Fatal . - Ri ng Saturday. said: '']’l| cat.thei soup, pqt bi oo animals the walls’ and'futnlture Lyric Orcbedra Will Give draped over tVInquire of C. 11 -Wlni, 609. “PA-* - J. A, Stafford, Co. F, * for^ioe."Just before he. bunt upon’ tbe'jcane. *\ # ** ........ ............ *. ’ • Concerts Erery Night . ‘Hugh’ White, navy V ■ ; a Phillips aa the’ Genie reAlly “ Hippiness” . , ' •» • ;-.OscaF Rouse, Oviedo, navy Manager Herndon of thi . Stir. S H H RnR The Oldest Joke. J For Rent—Four splendid newt, “Tt* Thgatro ls very proud in bossting of Aulln, Oviedo,a army Johnny Hoy clslms-thnt the oldest roppis, largo lights-yrell- -’ lricj^dv Lawton,-Oviedo, navy Joke Is one about the farmer's wife the'wonderful , pictures made by Tri^j Good .windows. -Also seven^. g'dqd . ■ 'Battleship,.. New York. K ‘i "■■■ who'went to’ the door nnd‘.found an tooms. above, suitable for ^qomera. ahglp'and more th^n thlt ^the clean band, ^ Herbert-Fuller, Co. C ngi-nt. "Can ,1 sell you' an extermi­ A moral and entertaining pljiya . which J. O: Packard,’ Sanford. l-2tc nator for vermin r ayked the- agebt Joe Lewis, Co. C ____ ’art strengthened several fold by the ’•KU/t aatd the farmer’s wife, who had Art|e..LawiACPo. C . pupplar,actors, and actresses jplsying For Bent—Bungalow o f- seven- .' jigS P<i«t«red to", death with agent*. Mel vis Tyler,-regular armythe leads. For .instance on Thurs^a; rooms, ■ corner . gixth and “ M y rtl^ “ We hnvo all the vermin we'need."-,J. F. Coates.‘aviation corps. Enid, Bennett makes her debut ; f Inquire Mrs.. Deane Turney-phono MUwaukeo Scuilncl. Ernest Gormley, band,- Missouri the people of Banford in one of the •'106-tfc-, II No. 309. ’ . rapst pleasing phptoplays’ yet pro­ regiment For Rent—-Nine/tocms.apd sleepduced by any film concern so far this • Walter Radford,’ U. S. -Army. « w i« mi ar„. ♦ .sessori; fn acnnounclng her so called Corbett Hutchinson# aviation corps debut, it by no means infers that this Joo Guerry, aviation corpa Sam* Pcavehouse,' aviation corpa is her first photoplay for she has S M L fB B f & % * ; £ ; f l l l i s .■ !?. ;- vlM -31p. C. E; Hunter, aviation corps held many audiences spellbound byler l»x d««d to ifu« In *(rordher emotional.acting aloni: with her • Wilson Miile>, aviation corps frttiJJT V * wrtlflenU *mbr»,** th* For Ilcr.t— Well 'itiiencd'^onili jnllowlBf d*icrlb«d piot>*rty dtuittd In Harrold Long, aviation corps beauty and daintiness. In ‘‘HappD H^mlnoU count), FUiidZ to-w||t Lota ?• keeping apartments ..with slecplnL *. Block 1..Canaan. *Tha aald land boJames Pncvjn, mirine. corps in and ness,” the Triangle feature which IrI •aaaoiaod ar tba data ol tha itananL TUE8DAV—.Viola Dnnn in "Aladdin’a Other Lamp” pofeh. A)1 convcplnnccs. ’ Furnished; ‘ will be shown at tho 8tnr Tbeatro France CAit. A,rtfl,*tf„lln ‘ ke .nam a et.If. ahall C. Du' first floor, ‘ 618 Oak avenue. also Muaty Suffer in "Local Showers” a comedy. lljoa, U nl**a aald tartIBeata bo on .Thursday- Is eapeclajly suited for Wallace Lipford, quartermaster’s rodtonatd kccordlas to J«« tax .da"d ulU her and allows her a bjg ,margin to department, Norfolk. AMn.m V .n °B **• d.x -of sJwantba, ‘ Furnished Rooms- by-D a/.-W tjcV give full vent to her peculiar chs’ r ^ Norman Baker,. U. S. Army. , i . u s ' l d r i t a i o and aoal WEDNESb^Y-—]Cey8tono and. Mutual Day, p'regohttbla tba.setb dajr-of Aagort A. n .. 1SltT acteristlca. . This picture will be ac­ Ernest C. Morris, Cp. C. FI's. .. _ B. A. DOUCLAM, ing -Grand-Wilbur in "The Single ’'Code,'Valso . companied. by "l|la. ‘ One .Night . Ike House, Co, C, FIs, .t-yun-itOj . By V. M. Podtlaaa, •- v ' ■"Her^-Torpedocd Love," a two reel Keystone Stand,"- * comedy full of,foilpy. sltT. M; Hill, Cp. C, Fla. ^ . "• riojl'e* at AMlIraUaa roc^Tai Daa* Uadar •Comedy. -< ;7V'Matisw. ’ 1 ilarry Rabun, C o .;? ,. ■ •r r ***v* * f C4*rt.r7»>*, U », ,. ri,!! * * > *■1 TlalM Ring SatiircUy. W ANTED Gby. Stafford, Co’. ’ F., Lcwilc Oglesby, Co.‘ F. 'Wanted—To rent a typeyrittirrhy’ . • THURSDAY—Those Wonderful TrianjJe Piays. -Enid . . In Honor of Mlss-Adaras • f .Densler ’Stafford, Co. C. the month. Mugt havo standard . . f Bennett in "Happiness” also “ His Ono; Night' Miss Gladys FMda entyrtalricd a •. t ;-:o . ouiri. » . • keyboard.' Address F.'-E, Peajr»on; -J —____h'-.-lo;____ i-. . Stami," a .comedy. ;:V / -> ' : . ! umber of the^young jw t. with a Pauls, Florida; -v v jl snee Monday evonlnr In‘ honor of -rr'w.-Jllr. Neal. Called Misa Thelma Adams, who left Wed­ Lost—One Dr. T. A. Neal hat received, uck FRIDAY—Those 'Wonderful Trianglo .PlgyB,^ Wilfred '. nesday for Wsycroas, Ga., where sty^ tlee' that he will be appointed to thy handle.H. C. alao r^entem Piedmont College. *% Lucas and LDllah Gish In . ''Souls Triumphant," medical corps o f ‘ th*-irmy With'tHd Z. Those ifho participated Jp dancing ; . also "The Gamera.Cure,"* rank of, captain and to hold himself were Helen Rbwlaml, G; W; Spehcer, in readiness tp go to the front In the 7V w. - ' ' -----Mnrjory Clay, Douglass Grlffirir Lil­ next few. weeks. This is a fine posi­ si ' Q i T i m n i V ' lian Jrinea 'Gbd.■’ Dudley of Lakel[oud, tion for the doctor and ono fa which Dorothy' RumBh). Ed. Betti, May he can- servo- his country to the fill). : \v < ■ •« v ' ' - i . : ; ., .- sar.31 CLASSIFIED stem 11 J ‘ r - j e . " ONE TIME A n d Y o n -U B e O u r B o o s t e r �dally In tho, hot.sutflmsr months-!* A BUNCti OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD 8e*uts yVatoh PsorU PRchse. F n J A d n h btn tim VL* - UP8ALA AND GRAPBVILLB M ri Bergquist came list week oij It to hit sister, Am. Edwin • visit Landqubt. ■/ — ACrs. Borrtll left - lu t wesk to visit bsr brother, Andrew Berteleon and . wife at Pslstks; taking with her llftlo Woodard to see, his fAber. Rev. Erieiwn atad family were . guest* Friday * t the home of Mr. ■ehd - Mrs. Oeo Bsllfnfer, thli Wnfk Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Deltrich snd daughters snd .0 . C. Chamberlsin were in Orlsndo on Wsdnsaday.Afrs. Thomas Dunlap from town was s week end guest of Mrs. Long and Allas Nellie st Csmeroh City. Jo* Cameron and Frank Greenman are driving s Ford runabout alia 0. C. Chamberlain a Ford truck. : * *•' Mrs. Joe Cameron and daughters. Mines Annie end Eleanor have, all been ill with ffver. A little Jackson girl and a' McCuUey boy have also bet very ill with fhver. Mrs..Ashley PuhrJee.ftl.U remains very ill—said to have typhoid fever. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Warden hare moved from the Samuel 8chwartx place back to Cameron City in Simeon Filips house. JL L. Grier iAJ>uDding a tenant house on his place at,Cameron City. W. A.’Raynor baa returned from * E xpkte A m en and Make* Known Iti 'j!9m *• Food C<mtn4 Bffl D o « J b » Fix •M'S e ^ ^ e,? O 1 iS M» le SA*pt Reason, to Curb Speculators. Four major league acouta bars sig­ nified their Intention or visiting Peoria to look over Pitcher Jim Reynolds, the Marlon and.) reoklo who won ten straight gem**.-Reynolds vastly leads the league In the matter of low canted runs off hta delivery. Bo la a right bander. ■ _______ _ • Prank Chanee Quits. >. Dedarlnf that the public would rathsee a playing manager and also glv altb as onh of tbe reasons for Sr* tbe dedUoo, Frank Chanc* resigned aa manaipis of tba LoT'Angele* Coast league team. The author! pontons frequently goid'Atap to draw rfwiwr- pfter the supply has been shut off for too fli/i Mu finding no water, thoughtlessly leave, th* tap open. Oooj j w h cQ ^ 'sequent!/ tho next mo supply la turnod oo 'a ^ quanUty of water runs to wgst*». Unnoticed. ■. ■■ • - - —i ’ Maxims of Aprlculture. rr+rsrr% »»»»*+< "It la a. maxim agreed upon lu agri-“ a rood administration him an- will be assembled und& tbe chairman culture that nothing most be done too ----of President •Garfield of WlMams JL nounced Its plant aathlp to the con- _«•_iJv.-.— late; nnd, again, that everything moat M la -111 be k . the Ikw duty-of A mi this " trol of wheat, flour and brqnd.' college, and It will be done at' lts proper »e*sta; whilelino a fair price for committee to detena there ta a-third precept which remind* .The disturbance to the world's co the 1017 harvest Updo thq.detehninalost caajtever be us that merce ahd abort supplies baa caused tlon of'this fair boats It la the-tntenregained."—Pliny greater disruption of the normal mar Uoo of the food admlntstratioo to use —I. th e 8 l i t blrtbdl&r Of. Mr. Ballinger. ktts for wheat than any other^cereaL story authority given it under the bill ==*=• The womenfolks in the afternoon l i n t —Aa a result of the Isolation ol and the control of exports to effect the made short tails also on tne near certain of the world's wheat produc­ anlvcraaJlty of this flair.boats through­ ing coontrie* by either belligerent hoe* out tho wbola of tho 1017 harvest year neighbors. or abort shipping tbs norms!, determine without change or fluctuation. If Mr. and Air*. Nells Swanaoto ware tkn of the price of wheat by the ebb should thus be dear that It win not b( n p jw r goeats on the 8th Inst at the to the advantage of Any .prddooer to ■■■ f/,-. . meree la totally de- bold bedc hls.grain.tn ontJdpatloq of home of lfr. and Mrs. Brit Mag* nuaon. further advance, for he will do ao only Becond—In order to control specula­ at his own coat of storage and Interest, Mr.' and Mrs. Aid man, Air. end tion and to secure more equitable die- apd .If It la necessary for the governMrs; Charles Chestnut end three ; AVERT PLOWS AKD CULTIVATORS. ’ tribuUoo of tho available .wWjt and SMBt to buy tbs entire'wheat harvest, childreh of Ssnford spent 'Hunday fl^ur between their coontrie* the allied In order to maintain this fair price In with their father, Mr. Chestnut snd w.t - i l l B A R R O W S governments. hart placed the whole protection of tbs producer, the food ad­ thiree brothers st .the home of the ministrators intend to do so.-^ auppUee In the hands . . . . . --------- - i d x j m k l J d A l i A t . W l - O l A J l o r a e . ^ o ^ J A C K LEVELINGBARROWS.l^e Boropeeo heuA Bldw At Bpeculntdnr: tevr Alfred- j Ericeon- held services Ground. Long Island. Mrs; Raynor and Mlsa Isabelle return laler, •Furthermore,-tbwboldlnrof wheat« ■ fiili ~ a * V n o w ' b h y i i i i r a e t t ; — — --------— ----------------— -P t M fE T J R r T O t B S r through stnglo government-agents in­ floor eootratts by peisoos not engaged Mri and Mrs.. Chriairoen and little stead of In tho nonnnl'cotfa* of com- In the trad*, and even when In trad* SEE US FOB SPECIAL PRICES ON daughter‘hove been guwta at the in larger quantities than are necessary FOR MARRIED MEN. meroe. Therefore -tbs export price of fof . the ordinary course of tbeir basi­ home of Airs Bertelsoh this .last CHANCE • • wbast and flour-abd this I f tho real ' . neea ls unlawful under the act, and week and.hsve hfjfh holding a few All Those Who Ar« Dissatisfied May price-lf not controlteb will be subject h case* will be prosecuted with rigl-V-li , / services, but the itormy weather st Join Georgia Man'a Company,' to almost a single prill of the foreign f a And such holdere would be advised -present (a-aga|oat them. - r A~ regiment of dlsutUfled married putohaaer. • •--------------to llquldile Ilq thflr contracts at once. mea U the suggestion that haa come ■Third.—In • normal times American r "By tbe above arrangement we b*from Rome, (in..' to contribute, to tho, wheat thoves largely to Enrppe In the tleve that wo abqll stabilize the price of PAOLA ITEMS x iB u o i K m n i n n o i K i n a i B i i D ^ n i gaycty of nations and relieve'.tho ten­ Mre? Ensmlqger of Sanford waa fall months.. Tbla year the shortage wh’cat throughout tbe jrelir, that the sity of feeling which Ubsorbs -every the guest of Alias Frances Taber .a hazards of operation due to ^actuating goo<J American now that a realization of shipping necessitates its dlMributlon pricM which dre Imposed .upon our few-days last wock. over the <mUro ycnr.**TbcrafUre there haa come of .what the war will really * A son wai born. to.M r. and Mrs. mean to the United Stales. la danger of a glut In our warehouse milling and distributing community will bo eliminated, and therefore their Oscar Pearson tho 6th ofih li month.; L Tho French,' with their wonderful hu- system over a considerable period.' business can returp to tho normal lines He h u been named Charles Robert.• hpor. and Inezhaustihio wit In tho face Fourth.—There are largo .atodts- of and.tho normal margins of .profit, and We are glad to hoar, there is (o be o f death,"bayo taught tho world that wbeit whieh cannot' be drapn upon that we shnjj.1 not qnly havo stabilized a school St Paola Shis winter. Have fun and the moat aubllmo patriotism by tho allies during tho war, but In the tho prlco of'Wheat, hut nlahlllzcd tho missed one. yoar.of school horo and it can lire together, and it Is no discredit eront of ponce or defeat of. tho auburn- prlco oCffioqr, antybat it ahould enable is discouraging for-the children, who to Americans that tho element of hu­ -riuca tbeso -.'would ho avallablo -and Us to nrrlvc nt a stabilized prlco of live'too* far away to make use of tile mor enter* ipto tho war news as it h u might seriously demoralize the domain! bread," says'the board. J * done la other countrioa. for American wheat. ,1 " Tbo food admlnistcation has had tho •.Fifth.-- lMnuat be dearly -understood patriotic '<s»i*mtt<m--/>r-uiir leading 1 j •that tho gpnrautrcd-mlnlmuh price,of millers of the country, and these mill­ E. Iv ey Is improving after h very ous reasons and whoea-Wlfo. Is said to f 2 per bushel for wheat, set out In the ers have orghnlzed at tho request of serious Illness. '.".«•*• t>o a strong woman, announced tho'dth- food LJU, does not npply to the-1017 Joo Ruu,-accompanied by several er day that, Inasmuch as the conscrip­ harvest, but only to tho 101B harvest, the food administration a committee to represent tl)o entire trade. Derailed friOnds motored to Winter Gbrdcn tion law Is unfair to married men, he and ihcu under conditions which must proposals for an agreed, differential of Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity Sunday, the guest of friends there. was going to raise a company of dla- bo elaborated. There'is therefore no profit and expenses per barrel of flour, . . ’ •* , Mtinflcd benedicts, .'r< ‘ determined prlco for tho 101Y harvest. and per ion o f feed are under discus­ . - • f -• . • - H* Is .aald t o ’ have got so many re­ of 99.98 Per Ceht. •' ' E A S T 'S A N F O R D - ' sion. Under ihU arrangement the pub­ cruits In ccsponso to, tho cafl’for volun* i •/ l - lic-will bo assured-'an equitable and 'James Purvicc of Ocala is the tears that his wife culled at his office I* Must Regnlate the Price.' stabilized price of:flour based upon the guest of his son,- Ashley and other and aolemnly Informed him''that tho Tho result. of this situiltlon la that coet.of raw. material, add we confldentrelatives. Joke had gqno quite far enough. ly expect tho voluuteer arrangement tho normal price, mgklqg machinery Is Mr»- G. C: M cD<»gsl was a re­ entirely' broken down unless some effi­ with, the mills which wllLgivo satisfac­ cent visiter hi -Waycross, Ga. • Four at k Tims.' T> •" cient gorenimeut. action la brought tion to tli* public. The stork paid a visit to Airs. Arthur into ploy.' Either (a) tho Araericnovnro-. ” G. C. McD'ougla hmf kc^epted \ho position of foreman iff-Aiie. efr room Ttcmaln at Rochester, Mich.,-and left 'duccr inajr. fncp a slump lu wheat,jw*; iiiiiiixiiniiiiiiiixiiiiiiiimx^iiiiiiiniiixnniHnBixoiiiiiiniix at A. C. L. Ry. shops at Waycrou, three glrla and one boy. jltily below his production cwt, nud (b) .Tbo untrcml endeavor, over-(be tho cxiKirt-prim of wheat, which ulti­ couiftry to rxsluce consumption of wheat Georgia, •. * mately tii-termines the* real price, la at breadstutTs, In. order that wo may have , I. D.-IIart la. In.Okcochobeo City Troubles of g Uucy Man. ‘ • tho will of n single npolicy, (e) Home tho requlalto exports with which to on * business tr ip . this week. “A loty mnn. nln’t likely to bo carry the allies over tho forthcoming M r. i and Mrs. II. Q. Johnson are hnppy," said Uncle Eben. "no-gen- ono must buy til* surplus w h eat at any winter, will resuit In a Inrgbly Increns-' glren momenL'nnd I f the stAplus leaving Cameron City next week for crnlly gtta.n hnd'dlsposltloti tryln’ tP r«l amount or wheat drallahlaJfor ex-‘ passes Into epeculatlro lianllj It will their.former home iit.Tallal\as3eo. / Kcitra.oUier peoplo Into doin**do work." 'ho held for higher prices Inter tu tlw port. If It were exported aJ wheat. It ' ! ■ ■ ..... ................. year, (d) With stabilized prices, cxtrA yrould rceuR In diminution of employ­ V' hazards are. Introduced Into all dis­ ment In our mills and, of equal lmitoftribution llnLk, which must’ bo paid tanco, curtailment, or supply of mill Specialist in all Chronic-Troubles such as for by tho consumer. It must bo evi­ feed for our dairy cattle. Therefore dent that the United States govern-’ the flood .administration will stipulate r Stomaqhi Liver, Kidney; Bladder, ment can more Justly deal with the .for a largo proportion of export of. flour instead of. wheat, and as the. ex­ situation • than .any oT tho agcndcs . Anemic arid P.oor Circulation, <> E. W. DICKSON port order* for flour' will ho given, mentlpned. Asthma, Hay Fever; Sciatic, Acute PHONE 67 314 W. 1st' S T .. SANFORD, FLA. .Therefore U » fxxl administration subject to the approval of tbo foqd ad • ...» J . -«n — r ; and.Articular Rheumatism, Lum­ has determined to take the following ministration those which co-operate with-the food administration will be AUTO TmE^ AND TUBES VULCANIZED bago, Obeisity, Stiff Joints iand courao: ’ ‘ *•’*- . V** . .4. I Ftrat, In order to eliminate specula­ given tbo benefit of the exports cm others too numerous 'mention.. tion In .wheat and flour, all cierntqn pioymenL By' thus encouraging the •• • and mltls of over 100.barrels dally.ca- homo .production of flour the manu­ COM PLETE NEW O U T F IT . H yesrs practiced years Hospital Experience enables me pactly will Uo required to take qpt a facturing cost will bo ,reduced, and to effect cures where all other* fait ? Thorough and. government. Ucenao, tho ^conditions, of therefore tbo American public win re­ Careful ExaminaUo: - “ W e are n ow prepared t o ' d o more 'and better work • this Ucenso 'to bo that only rcasoq- ceive Indfrect benefit in lowered mar­ your case free of gins of cost in distribution. ablo and customary charges.ahall. be iso cal for houso . ;JX- J v'* than-heretofore Ih apflBBBBB *f mads for warebjnsp' service, that no . Id accordance with the policy of tbe Locatited in Sanford. >■ . wheat shall bo storM for mono than administration-fo .co-operate with all trades, it la also discussing details thirty days 'without the approval of - A L L R E G • P A I R. rW ' O R K • * U A R. A ,N, Tt E -E»•D' . tho food" admlulstriilloa'sn^ that car- 'of -volantary arrangements with the Seminole Rank Bldg. Oppos. Herald Ofllce lath information as to receipts and douk- distributors by whlcfi agreed shipments shall bo supplied regularly. 'differentials may bq effected lq tho Tbs grain exebauges are being atted wholesale Jrads. to sttapend all dealing* And quotations ■ Investigate Coat of. Baking. In future wheat The** regulations •An-exhaustlvo Investigation la being will cbmo Into'forco Bcpt L . .mado Into tbo cost of baking and U N I V E R S I T Y O F T L O R I D A STATE COLLEGE. FOR WOMEN While fanners* cooperative clovnttfr* bread distribution, anil active discus•:>' . GAINESVILLE s. . TALLAllASSEH- . »•* are excepted by U*s food bill, this, how­ slousaarq being cnpinl on with the (trail moral. I ntellectual' standards COIXCGR or TllK mOUl»T JUNR' U W l Art!, Kdaeatloo, ~ M ale, ever, appllm only to mfttnnl concern* bakers'twar'.emergrhey com m ittee as JEduaf" ----’ and not to stock companies, and. In any to^daus for tl»o elimhutlnn of waste 6««d for CtUlorMMS VUW« o f Vk »« _ Writ* tor stent, updor tho advantages of Jolnlut |u thir Industry nud the production of ' ' ; A-A. UUWUREE, ri«* KDW. CONRAPI, P w . the pJaq.nono are likely to Ktaiid utiL a standard loaf. wrp To Open Agencies at Terminal*;’ —It- Is ImimMlble to anticipate the In'aubstltcllim of tho broken down price to 1» cuunrioted by tho ."fair „ MILITARY s c h o o l--marketing machinery tho focii ndmlti- price committee.’'.under Dr.'Uarfletd. goa • l-nwd or Ureon ot thorough work In nrroorfn* UoivMtUW. I l ls alraost a crime to dose children Irre »iih tlum In school and dtd not grips titration proposes to oi»en rgcuclca fee ami It will probably-rwiulro two or Oorwom.nt.XBd TVrtmlrol PchouK »nd for UuUnrot llfo three weeks In Its determination. MY« liver mein, iiq (ormctljr oicd. Up young>lnln*. Nrw bull____ ____ the purchna* of ail wheat nt the i»rin. with, - calomel—that nauseating, pois­ •at cblkl, three years oM, wat tick Uat turn»nd (uolboh crounda. taoaW_________ The Itnsl.i of dcU-rmlnntlon will be to •W ife *nj_____ runnine truth*. onous mineral that'some folks still incr sad it took .careful nuulog and the a t-' cliMil terminals, carrying on Its trap*- .arrive 8«pt«diU. Mfe VVitt* far HuMrtKd roulof.. ut « price Which represents n think i/ tho pne thing that will relieve lenlton ol phjrdclana to aara him, and 1 am pclkm* with the usual dealt ;■», nnd it 1* fair return to tlia producer for Ills pa­ J. C. HORNER, PrlnolpaJ, Charlotte, N. O. to'take tho whole horveat if constipation,-headache and other bll- aura that a few dotra ol -Martin's Liver prviMtred triotic endeavor to lncrcaso tho supply iiscesaary In order to .maintain n.f|ir loda conditions. I wouldn't give calo­ Medicine hu prevented * verorrmce ol th*' prlco and will resell-wheat.for.export add a proper 'red action of the cost of •amt 'trouble. Therefore I feel It u y duly mel to a dog unless I wanted to kill it. to others to let them knew whit Martin1! Injmch quantlllc* as wo can afford <o Hour to the consumer. . It must he evident to.all thinking part with lu protection BT our own pci^ Whin you need liver or itommeh Liver Mcdiciac did in my home." A f H T I A \ T f M T / >l ' ' a lir ir ii t -t a T T I medicine, uae a safe, guaranteed veg­ ‘Yon run'no risk in buying Martin's pie..tut one hand, and to sell, on the persons that unless tho pried bf wheat.; to tho millers Tor domnstlc con- flour end breed.can J)e materially.re­ etable preparation like Alertin'* Liver Liver Medicine.' b it is a- recognized other, STANDARD RAILROAD -OF :- c sumption. Tho administration will duced we. cannot expect to maintain Medicine. It tastes good. It acta standard preparation,, mado according tbo present Wage scnlo'of tho country powerfully on* the liver and bowels to tho prescription of a prominent nuke no ebargo except u nominal per- and that we must in this soda! read­ DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING­ ceutsge to covor costa of tho orera' .'without patn or griping. And it often Southern physiciAh. It.is composed' tlou,. nnd arrangements will by made justment lose efficiency at’a tirno when ‘ saves one from n spell of alckness. TON ANP NEW YO RK . of absolutely pure drugs and la, guar­ which will assure tho government, wo can afford no such sacrifice. . •v One of |thr beat known men in Had- anteed to give positive satisfaction. against loza. ’ ■■H PL ™ No. gl ,.. No . M U Jtcksonrille —0:10 a. ra. dock, Ga; is C /il. Keller. On the 12th If after taking a'bottle of it yon are v:In onlcr that nothing shall bo/left.W 12:01 p. m. BilO p, nt.* Ch«ap«r to' TrhvsL Ar BavaaaalL— : ltlSp.m. ' ‘ of Alay hXVfSTirthB-TDlTaa'hig' letter dummied \m irihr muR, muy the -zalsohasve-weunrejutUlngJULAJUSQeriy. -M o n r-lh o t—natuftlr- behkgj| 4.-01p. m. 12:35 a; m. — ArXPorteiton_j_ 8^g-a.- g . - TTiriK i>TmT------g jir s r w r iUdllilig charging a discount <m Canadian Cur­ to the proprietors of Martln'i Liver empty lottlo . to your druggist and constituted anfl Independent nudl . i A t Rlchmoodw.. Sr05 a. n»; rSTiM aTM-' :7i45--p> ccmmlUre, -which will check all trans-----rency it is cheaper for.the possessor trt Mcdidna: you will rcccivo your 60c back. Ar WaahlagtoB_u_a:Ma. ra. • 10-A5a.'m. !If50 p. .actions at orery pohlt ; . Canadian money In any largo amounts Jh W .I t* chridren la tchool «n4 all. ol . Ar n»Illmortj__..10J57 a, ‘ 42:10 p. m. ■'1:10 a.Rt» to. pay. his-fare on. tbo foAyboata, lose them VkoTfd drckltd u IIo« m i i tad v e r t If your * druggist hasn't Martin’s The food administration, under 'Ar-W. Phll'phla, lx07.y.S. 2-27 p. m. •gtSO a. m. lr N m Twk •talfiik. X p n t»ch *1 l l m a dot* Liver Medicine^ h* can easily get It arrangements, would have a large /Ar' New York—*. 3>jg p'-Ti several hours cn route to Windsor and 4^35 p. m. 5^0 a. -AB-MMlea * •(M ania1* Urcr U tJUId* ai|M U4 a m - for yon. Do not" accept any. substl- fluence In fixing the price of wheat' exchange hi* money it a Canadian S coro **■ I dnwimg tnlMSS, m UITb. i> TYUB“a Tl*w-to dstenfalnlng a flair bank. U ( lac two days. -TW ir conplcxlooi cleared ___ .______ ___ * tUlfUBBdwi''” *?*•-!! . 4w tuts. Thero la no other medicine « p add (bay are aew oom d cMldrea la price, Urn president tins apjirored tho or IoTo^U on wR«*wvatloa Phono or Write • rtrr'n ipw t. TV* madid at i l l aot I»U r "fust as goodA-» Put on 3*v#nty-fiv« Tons. appointment.of "a committee to bs*ff m)-.. h# ATLANTiq^SoAST LINE: In ono month 10,000 sailors at Great 182 W. Bay 8t., JaekaonvHIo, FU; Hills' illiborough Hotel, Tamps, FIs.. ; ' ™ o , V Lake* training station" hat* gained consuming >Phone-17 h v p r ^ h e Geo. H. Fern WOODMOWINGMACHINES, The Best Ikfs life' ' f p M cC O R M IC K H A Y r? RAKES ■ Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily u A M s o s s a a ft |.m t-V {Tv W r Wi r*ew . , ss*.: c Leave Orders at The Herald DR. H A R PER OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ■ % ' S '*isi » m- ' ' " to FRiEE A IR SERVICE D o n 't P o i s o n Y o u r C h ild » itk th a t -- ■ ■ K p it S l ■ . �POULTRY-RAISERS of the great^tm U take. apouV Iscr can mAkq 1» to allow aid line binta to'run with tb* rest.oi I S in th la way.tho s ic * bird drink* froth th* aamo pan Ud»t th i othu*erand tho f l l m ^ Apreada moat rtuldly. Chicken* with tho gapes or Z y other trouble. wlU eaally transmit the dlaeaoo through: the medium o f tho ■drinklng-pouf Theu 10 i*ke tho aick bird out and keep It away. £om tho rcat o f tho atock uptil It baa Talid na theyclcan bo. Then, too, you can fUsa over a cow, a homo or a dog Without feeling tho lnalgnlflcance of tho labor, but wheq It cornea to a beta jo u Just don’ t want to waato your H im • x X 'L . i.' « ___ . .. Brlng Joy to the Heart of a Regular Corn Farmer fowa or any other In fact several i the great' corn growing' states who* have driven wit! have expressed surprise and pleas­ ure to find that the Sanford Celery Delta “ looks like home" all corn and not .vegetable gardens as they-supposed. old farmer who 1a now off tlio MuetNot Onlyx B*/phyalcaUy Sound, but Muat Hava Acuta Eyesight and Balance—Sent* of •Touch la * Alio Carefully Examined by Phyafolana, *nd raise* poultry a* a dtveraion, pajf* ue visited many o f tho largest poultry -ihowa 1° tho country jnat to Inspect tome of the beat bird* o f tho new tarietloa, and ho declare* emphatically rttud he has never Been anything better .than tho Plymouth,Hock nud Wyan- Sanford Does Grow theVege tables however and com is only a by-product Commencing the latter part of September our farmers grow one, two or three crops of tho finest, fall, wintec and spring, vegetables, of all kinds. When summer comes along, and the north wakes from its frozen slum­ bers long enough to produce1its own . truck crops, the , Sanford . farmer plants a crop of com and then takes life easy for three months, goes.touring in his.new automobile, enjoys the breezes of the mountain resorts or the .sea bathing at the beach or per­ haps visitsthe old friends-back home. and Many Refused anThaaa Ground*. . ~~~ *"•* T k . *'.y Perfect physical condition la only one of the requisites(qf the aviator, and the degree of.per/ectioA flealrcd la far be youd Mint expected In auy otber branch of the . gorenunont mlUtary^sqiTtce: * T 7 I . B a .v t .* -, t_____ a ___ - A * ' ~DUt to top atbl* off,"lho_ afinest organa, perfect jilmbs and all around pbyalcai proficiency count-aa nothing uuleaa the candidate for *a place tn tho aerial corps-can pass a series of teats whl^li for Ingenuity of search art appalling td tho man under the probe. —St rottgrvlgorouo-youtha-wha could .fit Into any other branch of tho service are dally refused In aviation bccmiHolITelr taefc-of'ttatanccv thostxth aeMcrWhlcb■fow knew any pOaacMcd, xrolild con­ demn them to speedy death, or because of .their Inability to distinguish browns from Krcciia at great height* would cause them'to drop Into treetopa tnetcad Of plow'od fields.—----- --------------Whlaperlng Taat~Nsxt. Tlie candidate must fall within the weights of 120 pounds as a minimum and 100 pounds an a maximum. After each man la credited with hi* mark fojr_ phyalcal fitntsa hud soundness of the organs his hearing Is examined by tho whispering test at distances of twenty feet. k ' * ' 'J •'All'ppsalbhndtBi'flscs nyi then Inveo tlgntc<l. Knch man Is Bounded mid ex­ amined from the top of the head to the soles of tils feet. If any lias skin dis­ ease, varicose veins or other complaints of a idm|lftr nature ho_!s counted out hntll cured. Plat fccti'uulessThey are of a very serlous.iiature, urn pot a bar to the luJator. ns iio Is not compelled ti> march. _ • Tlio dynamic teat follows. This la the first deviation from a gencrarphyslcnl examination. Kac!i candidate la compelled to stand la a comer of the room nnd walk diagonally forward with eyes ahut and then walk-back­ ROCK COCK. VIGOROUS, HEALTHY. WHITE PLVMf)UT« ,v • * *. . 1 • , ward to the jHilut from which ho start­ •r . •done varieties for re*) buolnesa stock, Itable Utah the whole-groin rintiop with ed. This testa his aenso of direction. lie wild. “ You can. tell all Inquirers tho growing chlcki^ and the same- la Tha Vital Sixth Sanaa. that these two breeds urc Btlllat tho ‘ true of'cnpoiyj'of equal weight from The most Interesting part remains. top. nud lliwo art B&Jugh rnrletle* of th'eeb chlckvnud froin OUiers o f equal That Is to discover how well developed weight and- age, fed alike before cn- J n each man 1* thu vital sixth ecose. them to please any sensible person.” ponlxlng. No-dlffcrencO w-fcs-nOticcfd the principle o f equilibration. . Ay.ox. Complain of Nests, if n hen could apeak, Hhs flrat lblng ^ h e a lth or vigor o f ^Wcks Of-'alp-.-ns pcrt'bn tbl*.subject .explain* It aa.fhl . . ‘the umiid complain at would bo tho fed cither ration. CloverJiny, drdover djpplngs .dried, umih. The first complaint Would prob­ ably ho In regard to. their idoe pad tho or green clovtr growing on Uio.lpwtf "lu each ear aro three tiny cnpala ta(aKer iitnount.of neating* mn feftal nl- o f la the field 1* a grout Jielp to egg filled with lymph. These rcplly aro tfTc lowed her. Then' we should hcA&Jhopf production.for .-'two reasona: Iffur^. the loniUon bolng so public, and ho|' .itlphes tho green fowl necesMry foj- tho spirit level*, of .tho body. Movement.lu any »llrectl<ttV{* comiuuiilcated.through* « bit «r whitewash-thcro to kill tho^ -fowl, nnd it furnishes tho nitrogen thut Ibo flow ilio tlujd Invtbeac tluy-farollex Some of. tho Heat* sirh. joWe goes to.Jttmkq.tbe albumofi, wUlch l* a mils- to .afnslUve* ni*tVe/i.,,Wh}cli carrr ■down; of course.lt is easy for tBe-nod largp.ihtrt/WCieTvy W , If a; hen Is the lni|iry»Htol) tu ibo bralu. This or-" to reach them, bu^they are ulao.hajulyx .ftfd’coq^AlfihD am?, tr°m what source gun (n iurli acta abopt' Corrsctlug the jhe mhterlul for making for the pup ybu Mt *u5h atore.l}y.*<)h7' -f» • targe omount.of albumen that'tqust balance In tlir uotmal >n*tlKxl." do; the (-ggs won't hurt tho dog,, but J*V.Tihcn-^tonta Drt tisarof balsnee; Tlie *m nt 23 cent* por dozen pjakg'ni cnfidldate Is’ seated »lu an .ormchflr pretty extensive diet for gi^wfnE.dhjiii ■WtirUug upon a pivot, with a head Ttipre nre rcmc<UMi"for tnb*t " « « t for R'.-.ui Ity and a tall liandlo prof o c - * t h l » ^ h u n ^ . iP th in d 'ita r Jcctlug obove. by which the chair can diicax..* that aflllft poultry, b u t i* t c k hrn or cock Is' about 0* hopeless nu In-1 pntfod. . be turned. '11)0 youth la told to-fasten Ilfs eye upon 00 object ond thco close, bit eye*. . - .. ^ f ' Tho cliArr.lo.fhen apun rtpldly to the right, ten resolutions lu. twtanty/«ce.onds. Ae It Is eloppell suddenly faring — ■ j a v.-.... U10 Btitlqtmiy' object the candidate tr* ^ -. - nmnSi - f *d))e/2h li*e eyes nud cndcaryra tn focui ^Uicm-.upop tho object. .Tlio dUxy mo'tloii cause*.tbe eyea to Jerk rapidly from' side' 19 . side until, they regain their natural control. Twenty-«lx Bteotida are allowed for the nervea to r& gain'voutrol. Than the xame.teat 1* performed with the eptantag to. the' Ipft. Tbl* teat BbowB.lbd rfpldlly wltli ■which the candidate regalua control of faprbdint* kftrr betag vlolently twUted aod turned. * r *- i Testing 8en*e Teuch. The apoutaneou* touch teat ncat-ti In. older. Tlie candidate cl«M>*.lila eye*. The phyalclan standing before blm at arm'* length hold* hla index finger so that the youth's finger rest* apOq It He-1* tbeu ordered to ralae -hi* arm and allow. It to descend grad­ ually to are whether It win come back to the •ame'pdtnt of contact Tbl* v u no very aevere task, bu| that which followed wmt one of the WOMAN FOOTBALL COACH TRAINS HUSKIES u batdeat of tlio day. The wan la span In ihe choir aa feat aa It edn be turned and tirsn»-wtKB> bmoght to * aUndatlll, Ja comtadled to ral*e abd lower eecb *rxn alternktely tbrre time* lu auccea •loii tn sUteen aecoudr to aee bqw far past Ofe point of touch bla finger will re*t. * Wliett the aplonlng la Jo Ui« right tho hand drift* In the opposite direction, anti Vice veraa. The rcaljteat that nbowe the marvel .of. tbp.balauce ln the eaj.l* dfodooed whim the youth Is forced.to alt In the chair, wlthr Oat* updn khce* and bead "r*. rr _-r' nrtae r n ta1PwaLiiaA en*li—■ D‘^fSFw aW^ 1nnnnhB forehiniirtmichrr the band*. The chair 1* revolved slow­ ly'Ora time*, nnd the candidate la or­ dered to alt erect without opehtnf hi* band who U ttttir.-gflclal. coach the gsptB air well a* many of ra bow to develop ability In >«*“ Mm in shape Ah* U drilling tha The Northern Farmer Grows Corn for a; Living. It is His Mainstay. _____ The Sanford Farmer makes his thousands from the track crops of'thefall, winter and and when this is done grows corn enough to feed his mules, his.silo, or fatten his hogs, but-in 09m is •consideredfirnply as a by-product oflhe~nrdff , season and not primarily as a money crop. Ten Acres V : •a1 for the northern: farmer would not be enough land to bother with. He cmija'.flot make a living from •sdpittto. But Ten Acres o f‘Sanford Land under our intensive method'of farming, producing three big money crops each season and after that as, much corn per acre as the other fellow can grow on his northern farai in a whole year, *is a different matter. •*. ' • •r Ten Acre? in Sanford .will Grow Crops Worth as Much as can be Had from the Best of the 160 Acre Northern Farpis. This is not an idle boast.. It 13 honest fact, and you who are • here know it to be true.’ The outside man can readily verify it will takivi.be trouble: The;Sanford Board ofTrade * $2 ,200,000.00 . ■ U v i wi ■ ■ - --V r — - — - ^ • , It Don’t Take Much “ Figgenn” to See -. that 2,000 acres producing $2,200,000.00 is at an ‘averagOrate Of '$1,100.00 ciji -▼«acre for.. a_ i iten* acro: farm'».f i an1 average, profit*'*of1 *ih**«' n n n n A • t, * 11 n a ■ i$U,000.00. ^ Ift isn't at aU .strange then that our well improved ’ * farj^is. are worfh' $1000.00 to $2000,00 per aero.7 .Why shouldn't they' be. worth it?S'Many individual farms paid upwards of l . . $20C0;0O"‘rtet profit' ^ervacre last season; And all this tinfe ycfu must reipember tharouc summer’ crop of dorn or hay or cotton * ; •" w not in^ludedJj^h^'^SU r^'atafi.'vC . .. - Such Profits Make Sanford Land took Mighty Cheap-at any Prfoc, but Mojo Especially When You Think of. Sonic ol the Choicest LantHh the , .. ,\yhoie.District iit.$6Q*Per A c r e i ' ^ V V - * ” •: . •••„' > • n -v-. : • <*• ^ n **. 1 • • I Am Stil) Offering-.a Few 10’ Acre-Tracts!at $60 Per Acre ’tvith only SI<0 Down and the Balance lit One Two and Three Years at 6 percent, .*Vv, '. * I^ess than half their value.but I am instructed to. sell the^e. tracts ‘ so you gain if you get one." Flowing wellff guaranteed Qii>any of f / these tracts. --NaturaFclFainage is good; '^ 0 better(fimd .any^T'- v ‘ . where at any price. ----------— -------------— — — --------- --------------------- — A ---------- --------------------------- - These Ten;Acre Tratetg v; , - » 9 a 1 • . * * v .. ; are. either bea^;hnffi^(Klc;‘J a ^ that :j w i l l . : clear, or open .land, very easily and ^cheaply cleared arid gotten in . ' • cultivation.;. You may take, your;cjioicc. LSqme>like-one kind, . .. sonie the other. All of . them-ere good,', fig]), # rk „ ^arfdy . loanj • soil, close to loading,traok», riot far-fri()m improved tfuck fpriris, * . some of; them joining good-/ ^ell ‘Improved-places1and they are' frppt four to six railed lrom the Prstollice in Sanford. V. -When Tmprbved and in Shape these Tracts will produce celery, lettuce potatoes,/tomatoes, peppers, or any other vegetable you may wish to grow, just as well as any of the 2000 acres’ now improved and which our Board of Trade says is producing at the rate of $1100.00 per acre eacly year. After growjng three crops of vegetables you can then make a croj? of these tracts. . They are cheap enough so you-can make money to buy 10 acres, at $600.00 and hold it. V But it will pay' you much more to improve and farm. If, You Want More Than 10 b e B ashfuL rn sell yout #*.20,, 30 ror even S40 acres at the same; _. _ .. t'Lir5 *r 81, *•»,• ■** •#*!. it r 1 «, If ydu pajr all cash I will allow you 'discount. I have many, other farms, well‘Improved farms and /paHly im proved .farms, big, farms .and'little faritls) atesk range* orange groves, etc. • ••• / . ■; . " •a . Ml nark the phyalclan*aay b* need bays no fear that b# ’w flf lack the proper balance and eight toe cruUtag la. tha ~ recently compiled figures showing tho production of the Sanford Celery Delta, for the past *truckjng season. Their published . statement is that there were 3,000 tars of all kinds of vegetables shipped ovit of Sanford, the.past season. That these 3,000 cars . came from a little less than 2,000 acres of improved and subirrigat' ed lafid. - That-these same 3,000 car loads-brought our farrtiers mm ' m ^ �dw $:$m • ■■■— l.<t3 T = r= vvasp'.|’V*'. * i< to any punishment.Inflicted, whether the punishment be Imprisonment or j '. l aearn.. , LL R. , .This la the beet gpvernmint on HAYNES, Boslaeae Manager earth—the one most responsive .to U t *Mi A y salpP fjg A w4y tha^wUl-ot^the. peopl«,J.but ItJ s _ a government; i f the people—not of one or of a few men.* If *'|ew are permitted to resist a law—any law— • m w a o r n ^ rm ic*. in advancb ' TEAR...... !.-...*■«• because they do not like It/goverhr' MONTHS. ment becomes a farce. The law r t i s p i mo n t h s . . . . . . .w must be enforced—resistance. la an­ O^trw^Ulk.a^ayOMTta* w y « T— ■ archy.” 5^ - o - t - . ■« y— u U tin iw M*« tu M»4« ^ °sk« « w i w » « | n||w)ii 'Thera ' ia . tendetTt, ^ AAAVW VA ' *rly men who are aeeklng exion from military ^ervl service^ Thia emption is done in many instancea by thoae *• 1 ‘ . ,*• r i ' » * ,*# i . 1 who'are not aubjeot to call by reason of their age or other dlsablUtiea. Porhaps thtf motive for tbla clriirclsm is composed of conseavative business meh—This, together with the' is good;'but it la wrong when ap­ fact that we have a Capital and Surplus of ($45,000.00), gives assur­ plied to those who havo legitimate grounda Tor. exemption. M any A ance of Security and Wise.Administration of the affairs of this Bank. man whose patriotism is ardent, and ’ Would be pleased to have YOU open an'account with us. unqfue'atibnable does not feel that ho • . 9 can ItaVe those who are dependent upon him deprived of the care and SURPLUS $15,000.00 CAPITAL $30,000.00 proiectfon of the abroad winner. He COMMISSION g o v e r n m e n t K feels that so far at least condition A recent Isauo of the • Tampa have nbt ^ovelopcd which demand HI N Mint 111 i n . Morning Tribune prints an editorial that he. .anould leave his family un­ tu .tu entitled "Lucky St.. Petersburg.” •»|«4|nEUnM provided fqr, while ao many without •The sum and substance of-the odl- dependents are permitted to remain torial is that St. Peteraburg under If It were a case of necessity for the thb commission form of government calling out of tho country’s ultimate has been able to make' a splendid resources, perhaps he might ba jusyir, m . hand O. L TAYLOR R. R.'DEAS .R. STEVENS financftl sow ing. Tho -boast is fled In considering' his duty tb his V-CtsMar AmIC u Un T ^ i w a . i F u Woodruff vjc«-Praiidtot mtdo that SF/'Pcteraburg’a muhldpal ^ country'paramount to that^due to tax rate for th r coming year will bo his family; bjit-.that DU, situation haa only ten mllla. V e 'b e g to call th^ t yo. Bcforo criticising t • *■ . Tribune’s attentldh to the fact * h a J not yot *ri” nthe man who puts* In a legitimate JUuajouinjuuuuiiU u u o u lW W W H J o ilo lP V U L I M U K U u u m J * St. Augustine's tax rqte waa only claim for exemption, be auro of just seven mills. Of-course t/ie/Trlbune what you would do if you were called ••. » \ | - . * - -r * • I” should bo Informed that thls'^waS on tb give u p 'th e employment which . .1 ** •.*- T ;- n ; Put 8t!clc In Knot. a'basla of full valuation, which plan furniahfe* food to your wife and Dalton CHtxen, printed up fa the have profited by it and tjipir cnll* When tying a . knot in rope which :as been found to Work admirably. babies', and leave them tb the doubt­ Iron'Hills, makes the following com- dren as well. And this would, hare been accomplished, with no more ex mast, stand much atraJn, put n .stick. ' r This low rite of taxation, however, ful chaHty of, the community.” , The . Canadians arc jpviftg the has. been sufficient to.take care of "There apeaka a patriot and a true pense than the direct'tax plan en o f soft .wood ia the knot for It to~clo£t{ : 0. iAiled,_*nd.t_hat_wjthout the losa qf on. When yon want to.imtle the knot ; ‘ Americanl- -How. refreahinf — Oermana-a-tasU of-w hst U>-expeot- ^ ^ u y < (icb r sq-th at~in-February TBBd~Tnclr—winds uf devotion and one.-generation -of ^ ffident-ttsefoineser break thggtlrtMd.PUll'flnlJMiULCndit.----When they meet ilitf Americans. of nex$ year overV dollar‘of the or------------ HIGH PRAISE Your knot can be^SaUy unUed.—Farm -O A mon g—t hn-prom inent^visi tors-tb ioyal ty*- to - cou ntry -i n—pi ace- of - the —-We siy-wittv no-more exponaor b«- and Fireside. dtnary doht'will have beett' pitiT*IHfl There will be more tourists in there will remain, nothing but tho Orlando Saturday*" -'attending the sneering! drivel emitted by the* anti­ caiisp'the -rs\te of Interest o n ‘such Florida this qoaaon than.ever before. outstanding water works bonds meeting of newspaper men waa Sec­ draft advocates, pro-Germana and pat>er is ve^y reasonable, and no -N o w la the time to get; your accom- which also* ate-being * reified .from retary D. C. Marlowe of tho San pro-professional pacifists!" tqwn ban Afford to do without-need­ Where Cranks Abound. •• •• J - modations ready. ed facilities' on account of it. ford .Commercial Club. .The Reyear to year. The tity manager has • If. evtr yon wnnt fo hear nonsense ' .Commenting on. -those misguided set aside $61,000 for .this purpose porter-Star has hid. occasion, previ persons who are raising- money to ^ N o ^ u ’tj)^saddling a debt-on to talked yon should go to a cdhference; ^omo_ot-Aheae flpya^Dfople _wlll this-ycarr -It- would bo weU-wortb viaualy •to.comnumd Secretary Mar­ futdrp generAtions, as they term it. I don’t care In what department of “ ^'.W ake ufctp tho fact that America, is ho timo and expense of .Tampa citi­ lowe’s 'efforts) at preventing freight ^pfartrrthe-cbnstitulfonality -of - tho Suppose the'1>&nda have been issued, human life or thought, whenever'you . In war- and so-called free apeech zens-who are-interested in the *best rate .advances.and now wo have to ieldetive Service * law, thb Winder and the school has been establUhdd. get n conference cranks arc.always to ■ Nqws sensibly remarks that for its does .not go any, more. orm of government'in existence, to present him-with a peony in ex­ own part it is enough to know that Tho bonds will have a life of twenty the front. Newspapers win not- print . _ U-— 0 — spend k day or two In St. Augustine change for the bouquet that he cast congress passed the aeti/tho 'Presi­ years at least.. In the meantiroo their views, so that w h e n c e / huvero If-Miss Jefferson Bell of.the palm n the office, of. City Manager Miller I t the editors, .. It should bq .borne dent signed* it apd that ii is now l‘a A— —’a children have bMn educated conference at their mercy'tq^cafa in­ Beach Post ,is right about those and see for themselves tho. benefits in, mind, however, thst< there’s noth law of America and for Americans." and Are in business for themselves sist jin being listened to, thiwfts the happy tine of the crank.—Sir Edward ‘ goddesses on the beach. We shall go that come, from tho comrpisslon ing personal 'in Marlowe'’* remarks, Ip similar^ein the Swalnsboro For- long bcfqre the debt Is paid, and in Clarke. . all -probability have succeeded to ■down there for a few days visit with' and seo foT themselves iho* benefits since he intended thorn to apply to reat-BIade exhorts tho ’ youth of J >8 Barman. . that come from .the commission a eiasa and not to Individuals. CTeorgia who are selected- for service their father’s-[business, and it - is • .. * « _ — - O -----manager .plan to eliminate all poli­ Writing in the Sanford .Herald, Sqc- with tho colors, not- to 'stock, exemp- really.they who.pay the debt at last Operatnj Opulence. i T h a t proposed tax on jiutoiflobilcs tics from municipal sftaira. Tampa retary Mariowe made this comment: t"lo n o 'r p i”ir /'p ™ t '.n '.V b i i " t 'o '« t « d not b .. ' Purth.ro»r.. (or th.lr "You must loro art to pay such enor­ payment they have n tsngible asset "Tho seerttpry had the honor of the part of men. It saya:* , will make us hunt longer on the first ought to benefit just ms much as St. mous salaries to grand opera singers.'* in the shape of iho institution, y^hich . / j / ' of the month, for the man who owes Augustine has bcnefltted should the being a guest of-the newspaper men "There your duty llfcs. Your- fel- stands ready to do for-their children' T in not "sure,*", replied Mlni'Cayenne, -u s. .-Batten let -thorn, pay for—tho people-of- that-cUy-decfde-to' adopt In_Orlando, Saturday, going - over '.Whether It. Iqdlcntea a love'for art or automobile first abd try t o ‘ pay the he newer and better plan,—St. Au­ wjth Messrs. Holly and Haynes of ows will thirikrtfoorc of y o u ^ v m V R ir U hirabli^rdrthem T an Indlfferehce to money.” tho'Herald staff. We had arr elegant will, have more respect .for yourself; . We might;add that this principle tax afterward. , ' gustine Record. • dinner, and for the first tim o'in my Your own people as much as they holds good in all of the departments ------ 0 —— ■ ■ — — 0 —»— •* • Answers the Purpose. life I was ablo t o ‘correctly dearn tho will, grieve over the loss of personal of civic-government—the generation Hoover’s idfa of saving the waste 'Tour truo lover Is often’ nt n. loss • DRY JACKSONVILLE truo intent of the average ‘ editor’s contact with yqu ‘ will feel hotter that'benefits most is usually tho one for words." "But qkturc makes’ that m > and win the war does not mean that Dixie is putting up a determined program in. life. , Throughout the about it, If they did your . kgq^. you ---------.that does most of the paying. up to him by supplylngNhlni with, an people ehoutd stop eating or stop wear­ 'fight against •booze in •Jackion'ville duty as a full blooded American.citi-j So that,.summjjig.up the matter extennlvo vncnbdlary of gurgles, snif­ meeting ‘the -topmost -thq’ m e waa ing Clothes. False * economy will and is bound to win. Not only do bosoting and building. During the sen ought ter do it.” . (. *” (from a sensible tand practical point fles nnd sighs.*’—Loulsrlllo vCourierchoke 'oft legitimate business and the'-people of .farkspnvillc recognixo So tho Journal'reprints extract* 0f vldw, no town can-afford to be Journrf), entire day I never heard a man refer cause ruin In thls'country. ^ Economy the- parting of’ the wnys but the rum various Georgia publications wlthbut~~NBEDED improvements lo "m y paper,1't- his’ reference yria is all .right •but* don't stop buying people all over Florida- would like 1 ' i / - ' V ; ;-_ covering, nearly two columns tho ut-; from a mistaken fear of injustice to always my town, my cou n tyor my sltogethcr. to see Jacksonville dry. If the dry Notice, o f AppilcAtlen -for Tax Deed terances of which are along tho lines future generations on account of state. They'aligned .themselves in a regime is’ good enough for tho smaller Under Section R o*f«C!mpier 4888 • of thoso covered by tho above ex­ bopd issues. That embargo Struck the Hun o_p cities why should it nbt bo good union fof start good and promised Laws’of Florida '* tracts. . / the heat all’ right and if Germany. cnougV for..thb-'larger cities. _ For individual effort for their respective Notice'is hereby given thnt K. Q.', /• I have ’ AtrtAflAd* manyNo Animats for Him, . waa nottgeUlng suppliei from Amer­ mkny years the dry counties have sections. Hodges, purchsser of Tax Certificate . churches and listened v to explana­ One day John’s mother wna gnlng to BONDING FOR MUNICIPAL ica through neutral*. countries she been made wet by tho larger-wet No. 2267, dated the 6th* 'day of . . tions-of various .creeds, but for the hare company arid she told him to go ' IMPROVEMENTS would .hpt be’ letting out such a cities until iho better class of pcoplf to the market nnd get some oysters. November, .A. D. 1896, ...has fifed' ! • first time 1 found in these, new*! It has long been a mooted qUes large sised kick against the embargo. throughout tho atafo have deto.*minIt la getting'her goat and will win cd-tg;. have-'state prohibition and it paper 'men. the' source and main tion with the towns and omafTcr She anldF’HYo will hare ojniter soup.’’ nuld certificate in my office; end has . channel of Florida’s progressive cities-of. qur country- aa‘‘to whether John wnti'busy thinking. -Finally he made application -for tax„ d eed /to the war. • will be here sooner than expectMit steps. If tho paragrapherl quote of not they wero justified in issuing said: T il ent the soup, but no animals issue In accordance with law.-’ Said Meantime it would bo n flrte thing correctly and if the average editor Is for me.” certificate etnbracca tho following., municipal bonds * for purposes of bfc.the city cf Jacksonville to show poor, then his poverty.is tho direct RESfSTiNG THE DRAFT described property situated in Setrir; public .-improvement. William J:nftings Bryan' has tho thd’atstO and tho United States that result of your inattention to the Didn't Forget His Manners. inole county, Florida,', to-wit: * Ono'Stock argument of-the antis ’ ' following Svholeaomo patriotic advice sufficiertt-of her inhabitants believed good he is doing for you and your* has always been- that ’ one generation • Bobblo had been told often, tlint It. of NE«,>bf N EK Seer*6, ^P* 20 v • concernirg those who resist -the n a clean city to havo prohibition failure to do for him ope-fourth' of he stumbUHl over or In front of annot justified in .saddling V,-debt toldcr person* to say “Excuse me."- Odb R. 31 E. 20. acres. .The said, land draft; • lefore it-waa forced upon her by the what ho is doing for you. I'm glad’ being assessfd at the datei of the • upon-futurj generations. y;\. morning l)b fell don-nstnlrk, landing In *TLe number of (hose resisting Vot6 of. th'e-’atato. If- tho people of I went, I'never wju nor dp I.ever issuance of,'.such certificate in ‘the, Blit let us consider this. A little huddled up hetip. - Ills mother, the craft is, fcrtunalcly, very few; Jacksonville havo any doubts about want to be-in better company.” name of E. Hatch. *Unlqss said cer­ , . V \^e will say that the town -of expecting nil bullmrat, .was surprised tificate shall bo redeemed according- . ... there should b e ’ non*. Some are the matter lot them go back a .few We rather think most people who Jonesvlllto has set its'heart upon ac­ to see him' mnnfully pick hhnself up K&U;' etnscio Uioutiy.-oppoied to war—any weeks'and see where’-'they lost, the to law fax deed will Issue thereon o h .'. ' read it will agree with what Sec­ quiring a modern-technical, training and say " ' 8cuao me." may [ refer to submit; to cantonemcni and* many .gther enter­ the 26th dsy -of September, A. D. retary Morlowo’ said as containing ■chool. Tho epbscripyon . plan -has - • any punishment’ the government aces prises bccauge. the city was - wet. H)17. - , much of the qorrect idea of how a ailed to achieve it,.and.direct tax3 The Lily of the Bible. . flt’ to inflle; rathe* than take up* arms :.ot them come down (bto-tho state Witnraa my official signature an.d newspaper can . best selcure. benoflta itlon ’ is out ofv)hc question.* At " T h e llllum i-lmlccdonlmp ls-supposed i\< -.but -even such, cannot [justify resist* and* ask tho people what they- think seal this the -24th day of August,' to be the Illy Indlcotedrln tho sixth for its community. It’* the elimina­ cast it would, bo many years before .-anee-or the giving of encouragement of a wet Jacksonville gr-a dry‘ Jack­ A. D. 1917. . chnpter of Matthew, twenty-eighth tion .'of' dominant/aelf interest and sufficient-funds could be realised by *. j i . •T‘,*V *sr. - ■*••• ^ Y ^ t o those who do re^st^.StllV.Iese'can sonville. verso, where It Is compared with the * (seal) . E. A. DOUGLASS,- v ' •..*.•• •• -. • praise—getting upon-, a broad basis direct taxation. V .;V !°l«rance. be shown Aft. -those who, 1 “Dixie V»ll .winl^the fight for th^re gorgeous robes of 8olnmon, and Its .Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole 'arid, directing, power ;to the attain1 * W e. will -suppose first that, .the color was scarlet or purple! This Illy “while opposing conscription, attempt never 'was a,.‘tirto-.’ ln . tho history ‘of . v; CoUnty, Florida. ^ ment of the -greatest ‘good for the to DRAFT others to’ Jclrt them ip the country .when' men’s minds wero community as‘ a whole*'as against town decides to resort to direct tax- growl’ profusely In thetnolst parts of . By V. M. Douglass, D. C*. Asia MHor., l-Fri- 6tc •- . ' ■* , • gr • opposing cohscriptlon. . War Is a last turned more tb better. things, were the. promot'op of plana,. schemes. or ntion and eatabllshes a-fund Chat is ntended in ‘ the course of ten or ^resort, It La;a reflection upon clvglaa* turned against booxe and against ideas to Ltfbeflt the few or a coterie. twenty * years, to- furnish .means Tor tlon |t still roddenk-tuG earth— vice. And there never was ‘a time Orlando Reporter-Star. * establishing the desired institution. as/long as natldnPgo - to ’war. when our minds wero tutrfed; more - - 0- We presume that' the tovrd 'feejs ’ tho citfsens. cannot, escape* A citizen’s tb the church and religion, law and THE LOYALTY*" OF THE PRESS i.he need of such a school, •that her • duty, - If his conscience forbids him order and decent living. ^ We are pleased to say that almost young people may be properly equip-to do what* his government .demands Jacksonville should be-dry and the Without exception that tho. news­ icd'for a life of usefulness. In the. ' ' he must- submit without complaint, atate aboutd be dry and the United papers of Florida are loyal to the meantime, under the waiting .-pro­ States ahould be dry.and those who flag and to the administration in-the gram, the]? are either not receiving H M M I I M I M M M e ei M M; doubt the benoflta of righteoua .living critics) hour through which _the na­ he neceasary instruction or else PP^M EM BER^M < could then be convinced. they are t*ing sent away- to some FEDERAL. RESERVE' There has never been an able ar­ tion ia passing. The newspapers of this atate are other place to acquire it. In the fe ^ s J S Y S T E M ^ iifl gument for booxo and vice.* There Are thousands against 'them.- T<>ta loyally holding up the hands‘ of the otter case thh,knowledge 4s dearly President and are giving no aid nor ibught; and in the former, lives •_]__•_____ *___ _ , ' your choice,!..:. _________~ comfort' Iff the‘ ” olaeker«” and-those that might hav? been mads of great ------ 0 -----with yellow streaks running down usefulhess to*the world have^Jieen We can furnish .in any EXEMPT M ARRIED MEN their spinal columns. stunted and nullified by the failure size and any style type. Thb. Herald is;n ot alone in the WV are also pleased to note from to acquire competent tarining. contention that married men with Delivery jn five days Now, aa to the bonding proposi­ a- recent editorial- in the Atlanta dependent! ahould be exempted^ in tion. And right'hard PROPERTY Journal that notwithstanding the after receipt of order. the first draft. The patera of tho defection of Senator Hardwick and becomes a big factor'in the. probatate sire of the tame opinion and it v j Tom. Watson very few if any of the «m.. ia almdat certain that the abatement Prices for Robber Stamps net newspapers in the good state of Let us take Mr. A ------- r*a of Piresident:.Wilson and of 8enator >. ever-lif Inches long and type .Georgia are* following In the foot­ resenting the property interests, Trammell and others will* be heeded ) ~ not over H Inch high: steps of those men, which of course'are expected to bear by the exemption board*. It is un­ Here la the manner of talk^ of e chief burden of taxation. He doubtedly the. aim of’ thoae who i' Georgia’s weekly prees: has a. fimily of boys to be educated framed the’ draft law to exempt the l Line 20c For example the. Tifton Gaxette and trained.In. professions ind trades. •i 1 married men who hava dependents says editorially, one .of whose tons Under the waiting plan tills is ac­ In* all that the* word Implies. No Each A,dditlottsi Line 10 c , recently .enlisted for army service: complished at great, expense,- Vastly man who ia manic l-end has a wife *' * * ■■ y: s-v ; . ' who ia dependent -.u.io.i* Lis daily , ” We cannot aay that* we cheer­ raor»!thsn he would have had to >t. P?y. bad' the bonds been issued, or labor .ahould bo c -afted. . There era fully aoe him go, but we'wqkld nbt, Let os hare yenr order in f l u plenty of single nun JoTYTjeT»I3ff;iKil ahould go first unlasi tiny* Have a and hia duty." Tho author of those the. education they should hay#, had ini. order that HE may lay up a mother or others dependant on them. touchingly simple and eloquent und that will irive thik education to wop da has seven sons, not oht^O The single and I'.nUachel men hlv G R A N D C H IL D R E N -a re­ whom hia heart could giVe up should go as they h.v.> nat fing to should delay do longer; versing of the pojicy Which he con­ "Y et,” l.e adds, "while we hav* no hold them. And thj m:n who have demns, aa it is saddling a debt .upon boy* to spare, we ata'nd ready to sur­ good cause for exempt) ins should be exampted and they not be render any or all, even Uf*. when cute generation for the benefit of the held up for contempt i,' thsy ask for duty, calls lo their'country's need.” . J ’ ’; V. 5 • .’ ' • Commenting^ on thrf utteri n -cs 'But,, had .the bonds.,been issued ' fuamptions uponL v^'i-i reasons fpr the inititution esUblished at ime. The Lakeland Ttl^ram VC-ri .children would ORD HERALD Our Board bf Directors AIDPRINTINGCOMPANY PEOPLES BANK OF S A N F O R D SANFORD, FLORIDA BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS XXXXXX Robber Stamps Okct Swrlr Dej*. m '.s'- fSst �. . . Officers Reserve. Corps and for the next three months* take the’ inten­ sive training that Is necessary to make officers for the new American * ;; Little Hipponlog« 7rMentIoii I Army. *. n* •* • 4 , I B .ll HI I ■■ i w / .o :u.\ -- . er of Elbre* sods fountain, ■>-.JBMtWBKKtJc.i "T/Q rsr*.f ^i.*rr^ • rear a $16 ‘fine* Similar fines ♦ere Imposed against Hill Brother’s cigar store, .S. and TrPero and J. H. Howell. ; - ' . . W. 8. Williams o f . tho Standard of Matter* In .Brief— A congenial party from’ Sanfprd grocery Store .was tried on the cbsrgr - - Pergonal I t e m of enjoyirtgv-the -pleasures of - Daytona of exposing unsound fruit for sale, In te r e it .Boaoh lcj Mrs. M. M. Stewart and ho having been accused 6f ’ permit­ Max.Stewart, Mr*. J. B; Calder, Mr. ting rotten bsnanca to hang from a / 1 * Summary of (he. Pleating Bfiiall \ land Mrs. Ernest Betts and Mr. ^nd In Orange county . the Orlando bunch of fruit offered for sale to Mrs.:Forest Gstchel and baby. 3 Talks 8ucdaeily Arranged for . The penally waa $10 club has the Dixie Highway, posted Hurried Herald. Readers id costa. from Kissimmee to' within a few mile I■ Marriage of Sanford; and now that the hew At Holy' Croas Rectory, by the signs are here the work will be com­ SEMI NOLL H-TTOLL OF HONOR Mr*. S. O. Kennedy and .children Rov. Roctor, Mr.- Frank Wolf of pleted and tho roads' made as safe ‘returned Sunday last after a few Company C,' Orlando... and Mlsa as possible, for the ‘stranger within The Brave Boys, Who Hava Gone weeks visit with relative* and friends Alike Loretta Saunders,"both o f Or­ our gates. * Secretary Blakely said Forth to Fight for Humanity a in Virginia and North Carolina. lando, Tuesday, August 7th. Wad­ that tho eigne had been on tho )way Saha Dr.'.’J. U. Wendlgr of Btilow was ding’trip to Hendersonville, N. C. for a number of weeks and that when The following, boyi from Sanford , .t ; ln the city, yesterday. He had tho present shipment to' tho various and Seminole county have Joined ' • -------- .----------•charge of tho poultry display at the clubs have been erected that thero the_army -and navy or will join in Methodist Church Seminole County Fair last year nnd Tho morning-; servico next ?urtday will be more than 1,000 of tho signs the next few weeks. This list is not •'wUJ. bo In chargo of ther .Orange is planned to very* helpful occa- poatod on the main traveled roads of complete and all those who know of . County display-this season as he has afon. r The subject; "A Great Criaia" Florida. The next step by the asso­ any boys whd have enlisted and are 'for scVe/fl seasons past, Mr., Wertd- by tho pastor will bo qf Interest to ciation is expected to be a campaign not on. this - list please le t . The jer Is one of the best judges of'poul­ those who attend. No-one who can foy the sign ^opting of the roada, in Herald -know about it .as the. list try and livo stock ln)tho state and he cothe'should miss this aorVicc. Tho order that (He‘ tourist may bo aura will-be printod every week until the may Mate in this vicinity later on. evening service will; also appeal to of reachjng his’ destination and at w a rjs over:\ The Homo- Guards will have a the thoughtful worshiper. Thq’ pks- the1.Same time knowing the distance If»vy \ enroute. If ^thla most' interesting meeting .tonight and tor, Rev. Stctnmeyer will speak,on between cities Karl Schults, on board ship. “ aside from the regular drill expect “ How to Cure Religious Doubts." latter plan can be carried out it will Allen Jones, medical'reserve corps to hold an election for captain. The If you are having difficulties in your be of great benefit to thoso who .use' Morris Spencer, medical reservt .-^ajurda! are obtaining new recruits religious life this sermon is planned our highway*.—Orlando Sentinel. >• "j-,r corps a .* '•every( week and will soon have one for. you. Sherman Routh, medical- reserve -iliundrfai-men. • • , Sunday school 9:30 . -- Just our luckl The draft failed to corps Preaching, mornlnt, 1ItOO.‘ Collier TJfSWfl, mBfficaT 'm efV e got the “ Is it hot enough for you -iD on-’ LfaUJto'^hear. Ike a u b jectjil £ r l :o o l i r a t t h e 'A i T a n g e iii c n t - f o r 4 Ia ¥ in g r -€ o ] Tara:--------------------------------------— txorpB---- 1— -------:----- ~ — -------------bo dbcuasod at the Methodipt church TIpworth League, Evening sermon, 7:30. Oliver Murrell, medical. reserve Sunday morning, . "A Great Crisis.’ ' corps \ I f Kaiser Bill doesn't "get .a Evening, “ How •to * Core Religious Leslie Hiij,. medical reserve corps Wiggle .on” Jthat breakfast ho had ’ Doubts.” . s • Ned bhlttcnden.jslgnal corps) ‘ prepared In Paris be getting 666 will cure .Malaria or Bit \ Roy Chittenden, marine corps- * cold fio.oo Worth .or $3.00. -?s Us the j germs. Ralph Roumillat, navy yafd. .' •• 86-35t \ /V o may be foolish to.sell.you 120,00 One of* the best grades ofTlalTan $ 3.00 Army j ‘►.Jiworth of Fertilizer for. only cCaalin, the dentist hss.rycheijsp is seasoned four years before John. Murrell, medical reserve •returned from a trip to hla old home corps .Thus saving you, per ton $17.00 being esten. Wo thought, so! :at Sweetwater, Tennessee. • \t J < Kenneth’ Klurrell, quartermaster Tablets, inks, pens, etc., a t ‘ The But that will be your GOOD'LUCK. Considering his slghtlcsavco'ndftlon reserve • ; ‘ • SEE US ABOUT MUCK Herald Printing. Co. Price* are QHAPPELL & CHAPPELL ‘ the blind tiger’ has. remarkable atlc- “ ’Beth WobdfUff; quartermaster' re« right. Everything .for the office.. uV3 cess. in eluding tho hunters. jervo , /■ * ‘ J: ; •102-tf . E. II. Browh of T apps waa here •Stanley Walker,- qualtermnater re­ ' 1•« yesterday calling on the trade and One of tho most humane features serve J • .also on relatives and frienda.- Mr. of the universal measure will be in Paper Hanging and Painting Dr. Ralph. Stovens, hospital corps Brown Is/general manager of the .'.Thousands of npw samples of wsi the relief given to somo of our do-i Joe Chittenden, Co. C, Fla. Gulf Fertilizer Co., of Tampa and paper for you..to select from, Sam­ pendent husbands. Gborge Hall, Co, C, Ha. local ples wi(l be brought to your .door was formerly -located here asi lo Oscar Speer, Co. C, Tla. ' irollna' Upon.* ryaueat. I alio do^deCOratlng -uunager/_oL_rth®.- Virginia ' Car' Bruco Anthony, Co. C, Fla. __ ___Attention Bcbckqhs Chemical Co. nnd painting,as it'should bp done. Wanted—Every Rebekah in - San­ ^'Ernest' Gregory, uo. . 1; , , Fial Mrs. Ball and children have rented F. JV .‘ 'Tempcrton, 108 Palmetto ford to be preseht at the next meet­ • Fred. Mason; Co. C, FIs. George McLaughlin, offTcers roing of the'-Seminolo Rebekah Lodgo .* cottage at Daytonk Beach and. will Ave., one door from First street. • 96-tf •' / No. 43, on Tucsday: evening, Aug, serve enjoy the occan: until .school'tim e. Harold Washburn, coast aVtillery 28th. v Sec’y. MeanwhHe Mr. Ball has joined .the s p k c i a l "5?q t i c e Albert Fry,' coast artillery; summer widowers* colony and Is . ■ Miisson * Ppol * James Estridgc,‘ Fla.. troops busy trying -to' look lonesome! Fred Allen Resign* ; !•■ /■ Upen'i every* Wednesday. night, George Huff, Fla. troops The* Orlando Rcporfer-Star of Lieutenant Radford' of Atlanta is TffiO. Thomas Sullivan,^Fla. troops Tuesday prints the-following:-the guest of his parents,' M(. and I Also-' every W ednesday: morning W. ‘A: .1’ sttiihaU; bfficer“ reserve "It was learned with much regret Mrs. G. A; •Radfqrd . of this city. for women only. *• corps > / at the msotlng of the directors of. -Lieutenant Radford has just been •Every afternoon except Tuesdays Meade .Fox, coast artillery " ' the Board of Trade .thfa morning of appointed to the,army.after a stren­ and Fridays. M • ** Ingram.'Gu®»''y. coast artillery Mr. Allon'*- Intention of resigning uous course at., the Officers Reserve Good water,.'good jights, good or- tho secretaryship of that organiza­ 'Joe Guerry, aVijitTon corpsGROWING HOGS;* • : -training camp at F t.. Ogelthorpo dj/r... Playing • Deep. Game, j Oscar ?titio*rr# Co. C, F la ./. tion, tho newj.comiiig a* a complete For a hog to be profitable be faust.* ) •and expects to be called to t|ie front ------ >-----------—--------Ethel had been shopping with her Henry; Byrd1,•Cp‘. d,*-Flst ; . v, surprise to - the directors and to his he Rept growing from birth; to; m*r- 1 in .a few weeks. .He/"drilled_ the mother. .When .they relumod homo Osborhe \yilllafa$, Co. C,: Fla.'' Tmporiant Notice, many, friends, ’ V .. 7' Home Guards Tuesday night and she. wax tired nnd hungry/ npd, ketihg age. He gannet bo profltnble Tho Sanford city schools wiil open "In offering his • Resignation Mr. . .Vail Lovell,' 2nd . Ilout., engineer, promplerl by n desire for n. good meal, .unless bo I* ‘healthy. He can always also gave' the non commissioned of­ for term of 1917-18 on Monday,. Allen handod President Dow thojfpl- corps. ^ ; .*'• , she said: . “Mamma, let’s play Tm' .b f frx a profit producing condition If ficers some .polnters^on Wednesday September 3rd. .'All- parents and lowing: - ‘••Ilorry Carlson, navy • , *. ymir guest and nm going to stay, for he is fed B, A. Thomas' Ho$ Pownight, • . guardian^ are requested to have all Cqrfxjtt Hutchinson,' -aviation dlu’nor.” *' ‘ derr ! We.positively toll you that thia^ "Gentlemen:—I beg to horowith liub-My-TIsro.— Antiseptic, Ano children 'presont at the .opening corps • ... remody proventa cholera, removes tender ray resignation as secretary of dyne—Kills pain, -stops * putrofac Busses will begin their regular trips ;aSa'm.Feavf7house, aviation-, corps worrosand* curca . thumps.: If tho the Orlando Board of Trnde, effoe Itlon. i . 86-361 A Bear’ s Diet. . _ on that date. . ; Mar.tin Tofb'ple;-Cor‘.F. . ' 'a powder d.oei not make good, wo will. tivc' 'Wednesday, August 29th, 1J#17. A bear will rot anything’from green Mrs. Harry Lewis and son, Harry, 7>.TKe faculty of the schools will "In leaving the work hero I wish ’ 'Rohori» BhT&njpHfv'nayy; hospital grass to elk steak. Favorite food^nro .-, T, Allen Seed Co.. Sahfo(d,'IFla. |Jr., arrived In the city yesterday meet for" organization on Saturday to express my deep appreciation of edrps,*y'i-.t .A rt* '“ ". J. •-x.' ' ilsli, berries, roota, Insedt lnrron, honey,, / v 4 •-‘i from Defiance, Ohlo^ where ~Mra! morning, September 1st,.at 9 o'clock the spiendid cooperation, and invari­ TV Arthur Dlckins, ,Cd. .1^. • frogs liiuj Ult. kill'd* o f llsli. - -’*■» I<wis has been visiting relatives-and and*every.melqljer Is expected to bo able courtesy whicji I have. received ** / ' John .Lfh?, Co.# H. e f J «• ' ••'. / ■ V- - MEDICINE OR-FObD friends for BeveraUmonths,- Defiance present.- - - ■ You have nfWay* bought the bulky J. A. Stafford,’ Co. F.\ jrrr. from tho Board of Directors. I wish « j The -county* superintendent,' tho being her old homo. T t i lt *r Caunlr Jad e. n»pnl»«l« c>nnlr stock food and given" to your stock . Hugt -White,’ /"paVy* I'*’ . '•'*'• U Hlal* to* urgo.tbat’ pronpy action may -be Florida county and local boards are alao in­ 'l/fcoiir as a medicine! Why not. buy only Oscar ’R ou se,‘ Oviedo, navy; . In rr Katata et Mrs: Cecil Gabbeit has returned taken towards'filling the .place in or­ ,n ' iaUk-mra ‘Morrtaon ■> the. medicine and furnish your own-! horfie from, an ex(en,ded visit tn vited to meet with tho-faculty and der that the work now pending may No tier Khrrtlijr «l*aw,U» all whom It m a ; Andrew Aiflin, OviedoM army eonrern. that on lha S llh day-ot urrambar, food? The medicine will be mud) . points in tho east and northeast, supervising principal. not ’ lag. "' " . John Caler Lawton, Oviedo, navy II. (B IT /I Shall apnty. tjr/iha Uonorabla Let every citisen of. the Sanford moro'Certaln? In fa ct, d , Bi,A. K . r. Houthoidrr, juditr *l said C ’evr*. aa more certain: in ta uka . Thomnjt imoma^i . ” v' going as far north' as. L*ke George. V. llouiholdar, JudfV « f Said (.‘part, aa ..Very truly your*, ' - band, Battleship, New York. iudft of rrobiu. for my flml dlffbiriv M . stock r^modv li in cortfiln to ‘ fftfi ^ MuSi Mr. Gabbett returned 'several weeks (strict * get' squarely behind our 1 * .Fred M. Allen. .AdnloIXlrator of lha aatala at Owan- ^ OCK, 7 ™ ® ° * CerUtD t a ’ J Herbert Fuller,.Co. C ;• -. f . hoois and those In charge of them •Mbrrjton, dacaaaad^ and that at tha aaraa the tight results thst'.WB Bell « * Otf • .7,f ago ami they will again be at home Joo'Lewis, Co. C *‘t’ s "Tho director*, icccpted Mr. Al*. „ praaaat _________ ____________ Ilmi;-IU pr^at .to ..ld,(5oart,niy ? n.l ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ doe, J t. to their many friends at their bcau- hd make the approaching term the ten’s resignation Wlth 'd cep regtetl '.m Artie Lewis, Co. C * *>'« • fctan eti aa Admtnlalrator et aald aetata ahd'atk-fw lhal# approval. • • . - •' eat in our history.. ..* . tiful home on Lake Alonroe. assuring; him o f .their.great.apprccia- : Mel vis Tyler, regular afrhy. • B, F. Whltner, Secretary : I!Vi. KEY.-' . C. II. Lefiler. hail returned' home' tlori for hia exceptional Work,, and J.--F. .Coates,' aviation corpa. • - i-.. ■. . Administrator. ^ocal Board;/ froma visit to hU son, Charlie LofT-so, W4, i-ai: to-if, ti-ta Erpeat*',Uormlejr, band, Missouri the wonderful results.- ’which. My® 1-Fri-^tc fier at \naml where fie spent several been accomplished during his .tjtna of regiment ■;•* *cek»: > .• > • ' Walter RadfOrd, U. 8. ‘ Army. '. service. • ’ ‘ ’ . - .1 have opened my drugstore tem- y Death of.T ■ Schaal ’"M r. Allon resigns hla* pUco. with ^ Corbett Ilutchlnabn, aviation corps 11 known jeweler tfie local 1Board of Trade to’ accept' pororily nt Perkins old stand.in Im­ Theo. Schaal. Joo Guerry, avia'tioit - corps .■ •hia home on Pal­ the executive secretaryship of the perial Theatre building and' will of thia.city dl Sam Peavehouse, aviation corps s'lingering Illness' BcTard of'.Trade of Gaitonla, a thriv­ Iappreciate a share of your patronago. metto avepu C. E. Hunter, aviation corps . 7* Phone 294.- J}.' D.‘ M o'" ' sbley, drug-i of several years. Mr. Sohaal was ing and proaperous city oP North Wilson Miller,: aviation .corpa . : IJfist. ’ ,-l66-2tc * [afflictod with cancer and had heen Carolina. Harfold Long,, aviation” corps IL I- Gibson of thia city haa'rt- a sufferer, for apme time, undergoing ."Messrs. H. H. Dickson and E. G. James Purvis, marine corps in J ^ veJ * letter from hisLaon, Harry several operations- but. fo r ‘ the paat Duckworth were appointed aa a com­ France ' • • . ' Gibson, wh^ Js Jn. thV engineering six •months .being, confinod to' hia mittee tq* take up the tnatter of a Wallace Llpford, quartermaster’s service which anticipates and meets every «orpi of the' U ./8 . Army that be bed.' Death came as a relief to the- successor.'»» * . • * department, .Notfolk, > |*ould sail for France in a few dSya. lufferer.. Banking demand—if you wish protection of Norman Baker, U.. 8. Array. . Arthur . Greens, . repreiontlng. tha* .' Mr.! SchaaKcame to this city from Cleaner Soda Fountains^ Erheat C. Morris, Co. C. Fla. years ago and Virginia-Paper Co.i ^ in tho ell/- Mbnesota/several .. was ____ the-highest character-rbecome identified Miami,- Fla., Aug.‘ 22.— Judge Ike House, Co.- C, Fla. watch re- Blanton 6f the municipal court has yesterday calling on the* local print- started in th& jewelry and watc T. M. HU1; Co. C. Fla. with this Institution,and open an account. *ng trade. , pairing business-and had built up is. made it plain that he Intends to back vhry sufeessful business. He wa# Seymour Grayas. has returned * vfcry suacessful up tha Board -of Health ordinances . Art Introduction Needed. home from Jacksonville where,hfi quiet,’ and unassuming In manner as existing in tho city of Miami. God' once gnye .a rccopfloo to tho _____ ______ __but nad mahy gAod.friends who r«c- There werf arraigned before him In bad an operation on one of ,hls e^ea,. Graces, ill. of whpra seemed to bo ocH«1* recovering rapidly and expects’ ognlsed in him. the traiu of the good court yesterday six soda fountain Business And personal accounts receive the qoalnted. with one nuother,’ with the B r«port tcoort {nr . few .weeks. ..t . citisen. He leaves a wife and three proprietors charged 1 with -fallfafl".to for iinti, duty ia In .a. exception .o f two. Qbeervlng which same care and- atteTitionr and^consideration boys -to mourn the loss of. a kind comply with the d t*. health ordin­ drcamsfance, their hoat brought them iWoodisnd Park .is;open only Suty and Joying husband and. father.'. ance providing, that, ill .'gjasasa. uaed together and laid: “Benevolence, al­ l^xy*. To Jet on week 'day*.' 92-tf . : .. 5 -Kiur best, ailways. in aoda foiinUlna *must be w**hed low mo to introduce Gratitude.**—Leo Mrs. jgcjt Vaughn • *nd Mrs. : -A* i%: .'•*•' In boiling water or ateTillxed.'. The Tdlstoy. Mansfield and children were'in the . ---------- H--------O'RUTrdon officiating. Interraint first defendant tried;.wa* W. A. Cox ' , . 1^. 7 ,, y**tertfa£. Mrs.' Maiisfleldi v U waa made In the Catholic Cemetery. and it .was proved (hat the 'glasses Tume Eye* Inelde Out.' I residing In.Tampa and ia the guest We Pay 4 per cent Interest on Savings Deposits used at hla fountain wars merely • The gnrdeo..ninU'e eyea are op the °I Mrs. Vaughn for a few'.days, a Af the Copgregalional.Church rinsed out. in cold) water 'gnd then very tlpa qf a pair"of very long ten' Misa Edisth 'Stewart Js home a fi 1. •«-u>iJL "Senao and Nonsense -in. tho Inter- filled for'oth'er. customers. He wg« tncics anil It baa an nddltlonal pair Of • • - . . « ;V ov T ; r * r •. delightful ‘stay amoung thee nictation of .Prophecy” - w lll.be the promptly fined >16.00 and •upon shorter tentacles wMb which It 'amelia. pgSupUlni- of. rClayion r -GeorgU ry 3 Subject or (EeJiuJrnrgH' w?noTr8ntr IsiVTn’ g lbe ediitt ’room^maao pubWo -W tw w -U x a g e rn p p ro a i± rx vttiettrea: Mri. D. v R. Brlaaon . and ^Ittli* cfmv. day, Auffuit August 26; In the evening, tha threat that If hg ever eaughT the ore drawn down within’ the tentaded 1d*«ghter Helen have arrived rjn^tbe •’ Apostle, Scripture and . Cohvert.” health-1nipector In hi# place of bial- and the tentacles themselves are pull­ ed into the body fa-exaetlr tge aitqe *JJy wfter several weeks aponC fa THare.'wIlI .be apddal organ, and ncss again he would kick him out. war s i you would puU .i'glove finger Clayton.. Ga. ■ Ga. vocal selections. a t . each jaervief. The Inspector 'thereupon h id a war­ faside out” ,7 . .,/* rant aworn out against Cox on the I, cur^‘ -.C hill*''and I • • • ■ , ► ■ • ’ ' . ,* 1 charge of using threatening language. thea ^moat'speedy rtipDanger Signs Poaied -.U n d e Pennywise'$«$et ■ jcnoWr> The office of the Orlshdo Motor This waa. eerved and the case, It /a • Tvo often heard n nun. offer to Usave^' ■nd Ralph Wight Club, and the F.-S. A: A. had the ap- (Expected wUlnedme up tomorrow fa whip another ^Ith onp..band-tied' It la lik ely another fine pesrfnce Tv# never iMn.lt ’ ttrfffcfi JoomaL ' d i n g i ^ $ l jS i 4 throughout this section of the estate on the public highways to warn motbtjsta and others who use the roads the, dangerous turns. The work’ marking the roads, was* begun ■ome tlme ago by the state auto as­ sociation throughout the »tato, tho various dubs of the assocTation aee*> ing that the signs were, posted. Chipiping off the. Ice Wastes a Large Per- centage and is an Unsanitary Habit—Take Water All TheJTime in a Sanitary Enameled Box--The Right Idea asJJsed in the Automatic You Cannot Appreciate th e Fine Points o f This Refrigerator Until You See It. LOOK THEM OVER TODAY AT THE • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ . . _____________________ . • ■ M W ^ ‘ » i — ■ •>■■ m n i i l i �. ♦ ♦ ♦ ■PRACTICAL ->4BAt-TH—MINT. * \ -----4 Plumbing and G as F ittin g AU Work Received My Persona ■ . ■ • Attention And Deal Efforts OpyesiuqtyBsU ' A * * ‘ r * > ______ ‘ - Telephone No IS a________ “ H EN RY M c L *A U L I N f : JE W E L E R :.J r: MY SPECIALTIES: FICKAHD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GOBITAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS’ PLATED WARE . E L G IN A N D W A L T H A M W ATCHES fV o m e e e M w e e o e o w > BUSINESS CARDS der This n tad Ing A( -Tka Rate.Of 17*24 Per Year. ’1 * ' r ----. ' , -L- th e ^ t o r w M Com lng M a n ly gp en t m in u te s t r y i n g 't o rem ora t h e ‘ h om e to u ch e s frprfi th e llttlo w ork room w h e r e o b r ground o u t h e* co p y , flh e r e a lly •d id n 't w a n t tho- m ad M b o M ♦ • Cat/MO of. Dlttano. •.*, ■! friendship oho had wob* through her ♦ Many dUeoHca are largely.dtte. d letters to know tlmt thosoTooma were ♦ to defective elimination or chron- d all that shfi knew of home., The recipe ♦ 1c a ccu m u la tio n o f tox in s I n 'o u r 9 lady, of course, must have a homo and €• b od y, d u o t o o n e or m ore o f . th e * n kitchen, or^how, would alje knotj bo ♦ ‘. f o llo w in g c a u s e s ;.. '_ * d much about cooking? ♦ O v erea tin g . especially o f m e a t <J But even when the editor knocked ♦ 'a n d hlirhly Reasoned fo o d s a ft e r 0 the old brass knocker;that.Mnrdy had ♦ m iddle lire . .Au som e o p e haa d fastened to her studio door, Mnrdy had ♦ aptly e x p r e a s e d .lt. w o t o o o ft e n .4 not quite decided how'iho would ex­ ♦ d ig our g r a v e s w ith ou r te e th . 4 plain -about tho picture. She trusted ♦ In su fficien t. ex ercise o r ' t o o 4 that aho would not'm|nd making tho 4- m uch o r t o o stren u ou s e x e r c is e .: : . 4 explanation when aha saw him. . If T h e u se o f alcoh olics a r i d 't h e - 4 the attachment that he had told her In 4 r x c c s s lr e u s e o f to b a c c a I n fa c t , 4 bis letter* he felt for her depended on Rogalnod-Control y» Machine WO F eet}.* Intemperance,«f:any kind.; 4 Fraia 'Ahe Earth and Than •"EVtcy'v Probably tlip greatest dctermln- '4 HO ♦ Inn fa c to r Is “ th o stren u ou s U f a " 4 t h ln j^ frantr Blank**—Fortunately J) S f Land ad .. Inal da tb* French Llnta and 1. ♦ Tim jnfttl ru"h for tlje almighty 4 ♦ dollar and'undue/Worty arid anx. 9 , Was Only Slightly Wounded. t ♦ Jcty lo t e r fc r o m o re o r leq s yvlth 4 A le t te r received froth Jam es N o r ­ ♦ riilblbe normal function* ot'th ojY man I l a ll, corp oral (p tb o L a fa y cttp ♦ body. •Worry la len thnes more' 4 ‘aho1 had been becoming reacqualntcd e sca d rills, w h o w a s w ou n ded arid ♦ disastrous ;jhan work-'*— Health 4 with her best frlenil-^or, such tho ♦'Bulletin. 4 b ro u g h t d o w n In s fig h t w ith h a lf a writer pf tho letters seethed,to her-r tiu7.cn G e rm a n s In June', baa been ro Mnrdy fprgot tho picture. kThen she cel red in th is country. caught the keen eyes of the man sfndfMr. Hall Is im Ifiwa man who enlist­ Ing. her face. 8ho knew-lt was -Ume ed In. the'British army la-Loudon la for an expla’nntlon. . August of 1014. “ You see, I suppose, that that pic­ “About two woeks ago^1 .met a ture Is a fake," sho confessed. ‘T don't wholo neat of Qermant-^got shot look like it at all. do I? 1 bad my pic­ tho 'aboriider- AbO tin-flow la ture taken especially for you ,1 she you," • *01'au happened on June 20—or was It the 20th? Twelve Of tis went out at . Among other things Mardy Graham 7£0 p. in. and were to patrol the Unci wrote red pcs. TRQMAS EMMWtuntil OilO, -We wore to hato a reudos-~781nrhnil'bPguniwlth;blgidea»-ab«iF rous over Solaaons at 10,000 feet and then to dlrlde|ln|o two- groups of six machines each, one* patrol going to . I^ W lfiR S . ’ .oho section of our front and one to anFlorida other. I lost my patrol and to kept on by myself, knbwlug that I would fldtj them again iQOner or later, as we bad a particular,** well defined sector to corer. 7 '\ ATTORNEY ahd COUNSELLOR at LAW , Practice In State and Federal Courts . “Tho ‘archies* were keeping mo <arner-Wondrulf Rldg Sanford Fla nwfuliy busy. I bad norer bad them burst so close, to mb before ndr so many o f them at once. They barlo when they nrc near, a sort’Of a ’woof, woof, woof,V-which you bear qulto plainly a boro tho roar o f - your -motor, - r-L-A-W Y K Jl— aud the coucuaslon* tips ’yoqr machine SUIT 9. COURT ItOUBK tip a n d d o w n lu 'a very 'u n coin fortn b lo Phone* 143, 339-w - • To iheJast drop ^M AXW ELL^ ^ HOUSE COFFEE ® Is Perfect A s k Your Grocer U PPLY YO U !? m anner. 1 Was lietw ceri 11,000 an d 12.000, fe e b up, and y e t tlione G erm an g u n iie r s . w e re platitlng them a w fu lly clone. T h e y ’ ve g ot th e ir w ork d o w n to n a c fe n c c ; Uy J ove, but they allot tvelll J lp w c v e r .'ln n m ach in e that trnvela a t 12.T niUen an hour you altnply laugti a t a rch ie s—until one h its y o u . V ___ " T h e trencheti, ore n w on d erfu l, jd g h t from the nlr, particularly during an .at­ tack. You see morc of the detnlled actlou, of cetirno.-Rnd hear nothing. Out you enu boo for inlles and miles tho png brown atrip of ground tbnt makes the line and . firing *. .. .tho .flashes _ of the guns and the shell.bursts. There Is a tremendous fascination In seeing all tills frofn on nltlttido of two mUos, and to me—knowing, as I £o. what It is like to‘bug tho parapet under heavy, abell Ore—a horror In tho gjjgJit-XsJufeU. . 1 went'far down,tlujTTneTxo far that I could sec Ithelms and t|^o tower of the Ckthedral. " Then I came back,'keeping a sharp lookout'nil of'tlio time, tilting my machluo first on one side, then bn tho other,-nnil whirling around like n cat trying ti>e«tch Ita own talL O dd’ s ' r a ItlM riliiU lid III)iilsf ’ S' J itL w u C ----- . — T n ^ ^ m U o n * r^ ld ^ i^ r * T B T ^ ll, c^iri|* ™on#y paid to • County eonvleta work>4 on r®a d a . . . ™ . . . - * w . - T. t' F or of Juror I* Crlmloil C u m , - County and Juotleo •> t, Total !>Ubur»4iB«!ya.......- ------------------- o > t, Nat Blanca March.Slat. HIT. Warrapi* OuUlaadlag. March e ia l.X llT Dtpotllary IlaUnroMareh Slat, HIT — . Trraiurar'i Balanc* O ttib lr fit.' 191S___. OuUUndlag Warrant* October lit. 1910 Nat Baeaote* October lal. ISIS.'-------— - RECEIPTS (or U»aU month*; . . FROM Tax Collator— -----------------r— ISBMENT8 loLtbo alt month*: . i BalarlM o f Road SupaHatmdaaU and Otaraw Paid ta County Xomrj>.tar Iload laipactUs F«ld to otbar o*t»on» lor, Iliad Inaprrtioa... Tool* and madlntr. aad repair*...---- -- IJtn ktock, coat aud tar* and trading--------Paid for Ire* labor, other than guard*...----Pay of convict guard*:— r --------------------------- Fiadlag usd caw ol «ra*l*U on road*— . — Purcbaao cf right al way.— . - — --------------- ; w.rri.M ~15,304.<a DIfiSURfKMK Tfl'for TkT yOKt Inuroat paid ou bo moutbat at»t. ’ •b •- . _ . * * •, ' " Dapatliiory Dalanto March Slat, 1917— — ----- — — ■ J lM t J fo ju wocb Pfaluagr OilacN Orlabar tat. 111*.. Receipts tor tb« six month* UMt MSA.6S Making h aln n cc;^..— photographer to get n picture.,that Bi d H id lot Safety Dapoalt Rex.. look the part He hod a hundred or Bxlanc* Matrk Slat. 1111.!. so pUM W r"Mnua o f them of profes­ UalldUg raid sional models snd others pictures of Dal anca Octobac tat, H IS .. Ractlpta lot tha alx roontk* paintings they bad photographed. Ha • snld there wm no copyright ?n the DIBBlfR bV m r U -rT T ^ T h . tU montha ono I-decided to take, so 1 didn't heal- Font yarryman** botia* 0»l»«n Faery... Raaxlra bulldlan Cooaty.-llom a. InUb" j ‘f Malarial buildlpp Cauaty llama __ , “ No, It wnsn’t copyrighted^" said.the Total Dlaturarrarnta. man. “You see I painted that.picture. Nat Jlalama M arth k ial. H IT ......— — Waiianta Outatandlng Martb Slat, 1917 I used to dabble in that sort of thjrig. you know. That was then to me a pie* Drporltory Balance. Marab'Jlatr 1917:.1 - •r lure of the Ideal ! had nercr met—a Recdptate March Slat, 1917--------- — — housewifely sort .'of gltj that thought Krpeoded tor pilnllng-bookiaU.. onljr of her own home. - 8he-wai-sUll ilalanca U uth SI*t. l»lT - ' - ' - T my IdrnJ when you sent a copy of that (Irarra Drainage picture to go wlth -the talks. I sup­ RacaWad fiom Honda Octoliar n,rl4a Srd, 1910 pose the photographers got the photo­ DltmUIlBEMENTS: 1916 graph at the tlme| my pjeturo was Ott. dlarrty Bea-lr.l 9 ,l>. A. Rh*!dnn. Seralrea Dr. II hung. . Some of tho papers- Wanted It J. n. Jonea. aarrlcea Dr. D.rT It took a prlee or something at an ex­ Traar. Femlnola Co., adret l.l FI*, drova* Co., money advancad. hibit, I bellcTe." A. II. filona. a ir ln m ................ “ And-It .Is ftlll your Ideal?" asked Darla A (lilu , attorney tea a ...^ .. <). |*. Serupt, atrelrtt Iff.' U...— Mnrdy. “I’m sorry that.I appropriated Drr. 7 W. D. Wllllama, e.tlmatr W ork .,. It—very aorry.”____ ' Frad T . William*, antlnear---------.v. E. A- nnuglua. r r r c j j t l o f _ "No. It Isn’t now," exclaimed the* 1 SS mnh. “for slncft I hare known you In Jan. < W, II. Wit.lams ratlmata. _______ _ T w. D. -Wllllama, aatlmata..... .....J tho letters nnd slnco.I hare seen you Tab. • • *Fr#d T . Wllllaoia, anxlnrer._____ •here I have found a new ideal—a worn- Mar. S C. A. W»l»h. Intarral on bonda.*.. un 111111 has-ns many, ambitions nqd as Mar. 7 W. II. Wllllama, aatlmata----------j_. mnny disappointments as a mnn'mtght —riot thnf coniplntcnt, ^tmng * little housewife—though m f ideal could do nil that sort of thing, too, If she had Dal ape* ca October Ortol.tr tat, tat. JS18, JSIS— ;tb. But she hns more- spirit, -Don’t lUtvTpta fer tb* alt tnonlhr. you - understand? Deni- little.recipe Maklnr RaUncv . . ------DinUUllBKM rNTS: lady, you nro my Ideal, and I Cnme on yon . . Shalt D. Co. Aurufta .Vll, 'from' the West to flna you. I .Knew Kouthrrn Clay JUT(.-t'o^. Hamilton Jnhnaon..,._r you so'well from thoso lettcrf." ■* V . y . Ilarrl'oi)............ And the little recipe,lady, beennse Urit7 i(lamcf____— prtlirU _____ I______ It was so long stnCA sho had. had some Krpanaa ll< o t — _______ oue io trust, hurled her little:head:tu CSupona Hoc Jab. i ».,,1/17 the arms Hint were outstretched to WII.OD Con-truct.'o# C o.— ht*/«nd whispered Her answer to ths Total Dltburarmanta question that he asked hen . Dalanc*. March 3 1 ,i, 191 (Copyright,* MIT. bY tho McCture Nowapa, ‘ a . Dlattlcl •» - . l . u m f i i r , L . I t iM lM i .10,4*9.88 .*• ' ~i -A IIJIU S I7.SX0.SS UM.M 4.1IO.M 3I.S87.03 1J)84.3» . - 10S.SO S.S7SAO M 0 9 .M m ,C 44 .U ori'your own'track constantly. , 8 iw Q ir m in Machlnaa. "Flnnlly.I saw alx or aoren mnchlnei about flvo kilometers back of the.Gcr mah lines. ‘ 1 . -Wouldn't dlstlngulab .whether they wero French or German and decided lo'.go ovcr.closor to liavo s look, only to Ilnd'out they were Ger­ man 'tnschiiloa. • T lm y a ll atnrled foi-'m e. T h e n e a r ^ s t G e ru in u and I o p en ed Ore a b o u t at Iho sn tn e Instant. W o passed ehch o th ­ i ' : F O R YOUR STA TC . er Uko th o w lud and not m ore Iban acvcM ly-flvo m eters d istant, . T h en m y L OUR INffTRUCTlVt CATALOO m a ch ln a began to g e t ppppered, a n d I fe lt a> s m a c k In th e sh o u ld e r a s th o a g b i, AND V/EEKLY PR1.CEUST ty m o o n e h s d h l^ m e w ith a c l ub, It j. V * E N D TOR THD1 TO-DAY m Jm bcd my left sid e aud arm nnd •m a d s 'm e ' fe e l logy, s o that I lost c o n ­ trol o f m y m achine, and .i t dived s tr a ig h t d o w n w ith m o to r fu ll on. Y on can In u g tn o the sp eed : I fell a d e u ce o f a w a y b e fo r e I cA uld got th o m o to i stint o ff. I straightened ou t then, but had fa lle n bo fa st th a t I w a s ba rely co n sc io u s. > ? — FREE— REPORT OF COUNTY FINANCES SEMJNOJE COUNTY PERIOD ENDING MARCH. St*C 1917, r. r*pcit ol tha raealpt* and-dlabur _______ Xair^nta ____________ el Iba aavtralI /and. of SEM ; n o u : count tot lb* period MARCH ------. endlnr __________ ____ T Slat,'H IT , with the ballvcaa and Iba amnanta of. warrant* outaianillnr. at il a autamrnt of tha aaaata and HaHUtlra.and.thi vxloa rl Ibi eountr proparty-(other lla o arbo-.l) o f Iba aaid SEMINOLE COUNTY, ai irportrd by tlha- Clrr» ot tha Oourt. and'Iba County CatamUalanptp on.the 31i) (Jay ol MARCH. 191 7. la hrrrby p-Jt-llahatl under jb r proalalorr at I h ittM H P of-1 hr la w i 'I 191t. • ' BRNRSY AMOq, Compirotlar. _ . _ (laaaraJ fu n d • TiM trtr’a ITalane#, Octoba •lat, 1910____ _ __ ------------ ------9 X.983.73 Outatandlat W*rr*aU, October lot.- 1918 mu Nrt Hx**nca, Octobrr l*t, l » l * ( . . - . „ _ i > 9 tllltt HOM Ta< Collactor. -----------------------------------Comptrollrr,.;-— — _____L__ Otbar B o u r n --------- -------- Ilalanca taab In traaaury, all tu Uacallartad la***, currant yaar « ;t n .X 4 Total araUabla aaatl* *____L L , 719^4 Warrant* uut.ttndlnx for rurranl rxpanara Florid* Grovra'-Dralnai* Diatrfrt Honda Hr m niilr County lload Honda..... .. _ _ _ _ _ IpadalJUnad A ilrldx* Dlaitfc* No. 1. Honda >UcV-4jwmoc;k Dralaaft Dial (let H onda__ Valor of Coantr I’raMl'I Poor llotiao and Farm .._______ Other Ccudty Pro part j _______ Total'Valoa of County Property Making Ilalan**---------- ------------- — D 18 0 URBRMKNTA lor Iht btx naataai JACKSO N VILLE,F R e p a i r s t o t d u n t y T iu TLb T m i s r 5 7 r i f o l l i a '' Art y o u n r * th a t y o u r f u r s and w o o le n s a r « s o f t fr o m m o th a t , I f th ey are ru in e d y o u a m b lam a no s o n b a t y o u r s e lf sine* t h e y ca n b* ah oohrtaly p ro te cte d b y d u x u n g th a m Eitcttkily tar Crary H.a* aad Far** , F U n N1T UR E - a n i f MXTUR E 8 > 0 S sC ow T tl to a iT EXPENHE8 o f "COUN t Y " n b T L D i N g B *" ~~>~ Janitor* s o d other attendant* IJiht. luat and w a te r ...— J. I nr Idantala.... . J _ -------‘goodby to life,' for I- thought I was a Kant Court Hoaaa ....i____ i____________ goner. But 1 made a great effort and )E j;o U N T Y POORt v , straightened out again when only about Hr pair* and add Itfoaa to. P o r Houn i 000 foct above ground.' I thought tu Furnltaro aad Oitaraa for- Poor HoIm m F.xpanxoo.op*ration «I Poor Hdoara and myself. ’Now If I can only hold on la Allowanca mad# to yoapora ontaldr ot my wits until i Isudr Then everything paid by Warrant*____ — J___-.__J KUS’ INQUESTS: Far* at Omr#r*771*1 ra and witnr**#* went black, snd I didn’t remember an­ ---TV INQUIRlESr Fat* aif OOeara nod nmmlllrra other thing until I was on s stretcher iNKRY AND P R IN T IN G ! Oooarol Stationary, nianka; being carried over some trenches.by^a Rocoad nookx....v coiipls of jtoUus. Believe .me, it was a a i paid Ibr.by County. 7 *T* started T o-fk ll-*galn-and said Ruinedl—And All My Fault uur aSBWI&T -relief 4o see’ those'* bine uniforms,* to know - that t was In ‘ the1 hands of friends. M it wai, t fellright In a first line ttencb.D O t 800 m oteri a way. from mt“ coc'Rt,"' Keep RDiJTa- "4NuTo kNeral 4T YVORK... - ———j r-ir^—.TT -------"■ - —r iAOENV DELCQ-LIGHX FURNISHES THE POWER ^ th em ; h o n iiU y I drfVt. 'T b crs a r e f e l ­ lo w s at* the A m erican cscadrU l* w h o h avo d on e far* b etter service ^ n d 'w b o b a v o received no.m edals. I d o a fo o lish th in g , g e t brough t dow n , Rod th ey .t o ­ w a r d m e fo r .scom m dU blog n oth in g a t atL -T h a tr* jo stle s f o e t o il It’s ra th er q d d t h s t recently I should have, w r itte n h s h o r t a rticle deprecating p is p ra ctice i f giving hooocm.” 1,4*7.17 4.XOX.60 JjiX.SI Otb,« Bourtao. F H M i Cauaty. Piaoo««tUg A itw **y-— - J l m i .h 9 1,081.19 D ilian Ortcbcr lat, ,lllfc % Rccclyu lor tb* alt noutb*., - -• pen red wllli Mnrdy’s dally talks*.oil mnttera culinary was that of n calmeyed, young housekeeper, and tho read­ ers wero'delighted. Then tho editor man told Mardy tint ho i\a* going to,New York on business nnd-would call at her “oilier.? nnd from t/rno to-time on the dfty that » * * Warrant* Ontatandlrg idlrg March March Slat, Slat 1I1L . iJ . x i — . Wilson .& Hoosbolder GEO. A . DEC0TTES BbnU’ o eo«|aU b*» as «o*o, Uthr^ e : kJteK« •«“ * horn*—* �- ... -u a u iv iiif. : h /T h a t It shall be unlawful •era of flominola county t o p for any firm, person or corporation a(0iig all of. tb* hard .surfaced ptibllc to run or o p e ra to r log cart for the highways of said county, a dlsUnco purpose o f hauling logs tfVer any of of one milt apart, which sign* shall th * . hard '. surfaced roadf or high­ jlta te'th e speed llmlt pm eribed for a n ACT P r«Tldi»l t v the Protee- ways o f Semlholo county. the various vehicles mentioned In lion of th * Bo*d* nod PuWlc .B ee,1 9. T hat-no vehicle shall be this act. A ti Highway* o f Senilaol* County and ueed or so loaded aa to , permit Its Bee. 18. That the board of county ' p rex rib ln f the Manner and Mode load to be scattered over any. of tha commissioners ‘.of. Seminole county, of Uee o f Said Highways by Aato* hard surfaced roads or public blgW Florida, may it they deem it expedi­ m o b i l e * . Motor T u c k * and Other ways of Seminole county in such‘ a ent, employ traffic officers to patrol Vehicle*, Prorldln*. for the B e g i; way aa to be objectionable to traf­ the public highways of Semliiole ol 11,000.00 Mth.- aMilM l o t i o n and Operation of Said Ve. fic or detrimental to the road. at lb* | f| p«TM»t pit ■■■urn, OiUrwt coun‘ y: *ald traffic officer or officers, MjrabU MmkaneaUy.. tbs Irt d .y of n Said Highway*, Hlgi hide* oon:Bald and ProSec. 10. That It shall be unlawful if appointed by the board of county Ifmnur sad ia ly .« t « u b yaar, said Isaaa d d la f for. a Ucensa TaaMn be for any person or persons to place at boadi t a t b k < y yaam afur tb« commissioners shall bo -vested awith Paid for-tha Operation o f CertalrKon any part of the public highways all the power and authority of a dej*» A u t o m o b i l e * . ‘ Motor Track* and of Seminole county any . f ticks, B fflB I H B B P I !M J S I ukY '*Hriff la apprehending' and firVehicle*' Dels* the £*ad* .and n t n a d tl* r e u M af »«U . . - - re* *j***» b*H* or ethyl .resting spy pmoo or persona guilty, ■a facia tu t uld • Public Highway* of 8eninole articles, .except such substance 'as of the vlolatioh of any of the.terms tba lamaaca af tbc band* Coonty, had Providin a" Penalty may be. placed there by proper .au­ and conditions of this act. for Ih* Violation* o f the ProTlaion s thority‘for the repair or construction 8ee. 19. That any person or per­ Hereof: thereof, Which—may damage or in­ sona, convicted of the violation of D, u madid by lAn 'LigUlalun of the jure any peraon, vehicle or animal any of,th e tarma and condition* of Stab of Florida: \ . traveling along or upon said public this act shall bo fined not mar* than C i __raat r c u i t C o u rrtt liT aad "foir SecUon l .;T ( p « no peraon, firm highway." $25d.df0( o f Impriosned not moN tban eif'ClKtlt or corporation shall run or operate a Bee. I f . That it shall be unlawful six months. “ i f ' a t F lo rid a, motor vehicle or tnick carrying’ a fo r i any .parson to drive over, upon, * See. 2d. That a]i ]aws 0r parts of •>y SI* ■load In exceaa of five'tons, ineltfding along or across a public highway j>f laws In conflict herewith, are hereby f l r m . d a c c o r d l n r t o l a w r a a O m t'O u c h tim e s the weight of the vehideT on or over Seminole eounty or any part thereof, repealed. d p la te a ll po rn o k a o o d a o tr in i - m a y h o M d a a t h a m a t t a r M t h a v alid atio n of • any * of th*. hard lurieced public which has been dosed while in th* Sec. 21? That Ihla aet shall taka joad* in the county of Semlmjle: process of construction, reconstruc­ affect Immediately upon ita-passage and approval by the aovtrnor,7 or Sec. 2; That all motor vehicle* tion or repair. or truck* with’ a combined weight of _ _ jto4|m r See. 12. That in addition to other upon becoming a law without hla : rial Circuit la ahd far Qomlnalo Ca., W I C 9 truck and carrying capadty of lea* license taxes now provided by law, .pproval. lt-F r.l «U Approved May 4, 1917. than five ton*, running of'operating a county license tax shall be.paid for la the Ctrcalt Coact Soeoatk Jttdtrial d r 104-Fri-4tc • upon any of ..tha' public road* In the the operation of any vehlde for hire, aait Beml nolo County, Flpelda. la Chaa•try -k county of Seminole,' and habitually for the carrying of passengers, over Keelo Smith __ , True Age e f Man. I------ hiuHng-hcevy-io*d* nf any, kind for any- o f l t hs pqhllr mad*-or hiehwayp tc. . Cltatlaa^,.. ,__ mlth __ • . . - *7*- h i r e ’, a n i T . P ^ n t r i d l H g . t h r ^ c t f a n a o f SqfitlnoTt coiinty, and for each' = H pw Ta John Smith, residence unknown, ’4 Bltt ot complalat b n been filed la^the of a public carrier, *h»H Within the vehicle carrying passengers for hire, no one knows. But be Is aa old a* circuit court of I thought,, as mind. When man’s ance». discretion, of the board of county operated over or upoh any of tho tor first began to think, that day man Bemlnoi. count _ commissioner* bo,' equipped with public rosdij or highways of Semr was born. As man has progressed In a«aia.t paarinmi pneumatlc tf?es,'’ahd With 1 governor Inolo county, engag6d~f!lther“ ln~xn y p u a r e n o t a m l d r n t o f t h e • t a 't . o f* Finer F it 'lhTTasrmIHi6H"yMi*ror*bn^nfflHonr I d a a n d t h a t y o u r r m l d . o r a . l t u o k o d w n , 1IX# control attached to said vehlele or (ntra county or inter county trans; so we inn* hope he will progress In tha t h___________ a t t h o r o la n o person p o r a o n In l a (ha ( h o atalo.af . l a t e s t Flor­ Fit the aervico ot a subpoena upon whom motor truck in euch manner that it portatlon . the following-annual li­ aext holl-mlllibn or mlllfoh^ and fbs. ida would bind you, the y ld John Balth. will be impossible to opeYate eald cense tax sfcallj be paid to^wit: For.•jftlmo may.yet como when, as a great Tbertlore It If ordered that-, you, John appear to the above entitled causa on motor truck, at . a ’ rate of speed each yehicjVhkving a'sealing capac­'' «(ch>ptiBt has said, he vrlll.atnnd upon ffpelth or betora the lat day al-Octebor, 1917, or tho bill o f(eoatplalnt filed against you will this, enrtb and touch the'remotest, greater than ted mile* per hour. ity for passengers of not less than bo taken aa conlca»#d.~ i stars. . It Is farther ordered that Ihla order bo For Sec. 3. That no motor truck or twelve' ' passengers, $100,00. publlahed In the Sanford Herald onco a woek for.eight consecutive- weeks. * auto truck haying a combined etch vehicle having a seating capac­ Witness my band a. dork of the rlrcult Starllno* by the Million. weight of truck and carrying capac­ ity of not less than thirteen nor court, of Seminole county, Florida,'<on this Btnrllngs In Europe traditionally tho 2Mh day of July, A. f). 1917. < eighteen . passenger*, ity of two tons or more used (or tho more' than (oral) . F- A. DOtrr.t.ASS. (and, nctuolly) congregnto 'In auch’ $150,000. * For each vehicle.'having . JCIrrk ot the Circuit Court ot the Seventh transportation of goode, wares' qnd great flights that their millions darken Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, Fla.. WE CAN PLEASE YOU IN merchandise, whether operated for a seating capacity of not less than tho sky like n pacing cloud. They aro GEO. A. DeCOTTES » i• Solicitor and Ccunril lor Complainant hire, or for the personal use q( the nineteen passengers, nor more than the terror of the fruit grower,-but they • 9R.9ic passengers, i $250.00. do nt least onc’ compensatlve service, owner shaH’ be run or operated upon twenty five S E R V IC E Q U A L IT Y or *.pellcal!ea tor Tai Deed Under For each vehicle having a . seating by eating the destructive land snails, Metier Her-Ion H•f Ck.pl»r t ill. Laws of Fleror over any of the hard surfaced Ida ,' '• roads lYi tho bounty of Seminole ’ at' a capacity .fpr.—passengers for more width arc very numerous, rtnd with No matter how much or how.little Lun/bcr y ou need, Notice I. hereby given that Tbo*. E. Wil­ purchaser of Tax CertUlralee Nos. 5, • -rate of.speed *re*tetf Ith’fiTT.'tdpymlie* than-tw ogty-iix passengers, $350.00.*$ 3ThlclLUii,.yuJ‘ e<I.S‘ n‘ es Is not ?lm|lnr£ son. we will be to fill your order, and fill It promptly, dated th* flth day of-July, A.-l>, ISIt^Tax The foregoing, schedule shall not ly nffllctcd. Certificate No. 3, datad the 6th' day of July, ^toyour perfecl^|itlflfa4tionr^*ThlfflH the kind o f ser­ per hoflr/ A. I>. 1315.. Tax Certificate No. 713, dated vice we offer.toour patrons. HWc carry the Largest th* 4th day of November, A. D. 1895, Tax Sec. 4. That no. perapn shall drive apply to. any vehicle." or. omnibus Certiorate No. 721, dated’tha 4th day of operated under nny franchlso or stock of Lumber, Lath,‘Shingles, Sash and -Doors in nr operato a motor vehicle of- any November, A. f). 1895, and Tax'Certlflcat# license from, a municipality when • Seminole. County. We also carnr a full tftock o f Lime, No. 725, dated the 4th day bf November. kind over any public road or high A. I>. 1805, has filed said errtiflratea In my run oroperated over any, street Cement; Plaster, Nailsj Sewer Pipe, and also the B q/1 way of Seminole county recklessly, otOre .and haa mud* ' application for tax ia.ua In lr arcordance with law, *|o issue p p l l t i l i s n rfor o r Ta H | - - Dead IJ Under deed*i *io N*llta far Applitition and Grceq Vulcanite Roll Shingles. ' A I ko connected or at & rate o f . speed. greqUr than wholly within quid municipality. ' flal<r rertlflrates embrace the following H r i l l a n S of O t p l r r 4B S 8, LC»awa^af FlapSec. 13. That,vehicles* for the car­ old cut and most reliable Hardware S t o r e In deacritird pro; rty slluat.d In Seminole with the oi M» . -thirty mite* per hous# and, shall also N o t i c e U h e r r i r y s t v r n t h e ! J . E . V i n c e n t , county, Florida, to-wit: Certiorate No. 6, Seminole County. ‘ Phone IffB for all your wants. at all times operate said vehicle with rying of passengers" fgr 'hire, having n u r c h k x r o f T a x C e r t i f i c a t e N o . 267, d a t e d described above embraces Ileg. 10 dh* H of t h e C t h d a y o f J u l y , A. V . I B I S ; h a a f i l e d NE corner t>( I.ot 2, S ec.-25, Tp IP, It 29 a carrying ^capacity for twelve pas­ — due regard to-this-wlfltb,-traffic:and W 155It.f t . S „ S 183 t j l ft, F. 166 ft. N 183 • a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o f f i c e , a n d h a t m a d * K , r u n .......... u*e of the highway, and shall so sengers or more and weighing more . e x p l i c a t i o n f o r t a x d e i d t o l u u n I n a c c o r d - It!—4.|0 srree. Certificate No. 3 daarrihed abavc embraces Lot No___3,"» _ee .24, Tp 19, a n r e w ith J a w . S aid c c rtiO c a ta a m b ra re a t h a manage, operate and control ' raid than 4,0.00 pounds with load, oper­ f r l l o a l n x d e t c r l b e d p r o p e r t y i l t u a t e d i n IIT 3 E, 74 erred.-. Certificate No. 713 detCert __________ __ o l e e o u n t y , F l o r i d a , - t o - a l t : t ^ t 3 H e c - Crtbr.l -abov* embrace. 8 W )( of S W )( See v■■hide aa not to "interfere With the ated for^hire over or Upon any of thd Hl ei nmnl n25. T p . 20 S . . I t . 30 K . t o a e r r e . . T h e 23, Tn 19. It ? » >?. 40 acre. CertlficateSANFORD, FLORIDA -r .. ... reasonable ule ‘of the .highway by "public roads of Scmipolc county, a a l i r l a n d ' b e l n t i m m u i I a t t h e d a l e a t . t b e Nn. 721 described abov* embrace* NW3( 4• " * . ’ ® • -• *. * t • * » * . ■ f i . a , * m • ■ 1. ; 5.* of HK)< Sec 26. T|f I!». It 29. f . 40 adr«». i M u l h c e o f a u c h c e r t l f l c a t a In t h a . n a m e o f others,-or endanger the. property, Florida shall rtbt exceed a rate of S n y d e r * f l a t t e r . U n l e a e p a i d c e r t i f i c a t e Certificate • No. 725 de-crlhed above em­ a l l I h i r e d e e m e d a c r o r d l n e t o l a « t t < « d e e d brace* 8W.X of SE ‘ ( See 26. T p 1 P\ ft 2D E. life nr limb of 'qny person^.and in s'peed of ten miles per hour, and that •« hIII — U > u e t b r t e o n o n t h e l l t h { l a y ' o f S e p ­ 40 ayres. driving at night or upbn -approach­ all other motor vohlcles having a' t e m b e r , a . i b , t o n . The-.aid land bci/ig a u crcd at the date . .. . i t n e w m y o f f l r l a l a l f n a l a r a a n d a e a l nl the Issuance of such ctrtlflcalrs as follows: ing persons, animal* or Vehicles on carrying capacity for'tw elve passen­ t h' l W a t h e | 0t h d a y o t A u f u a t , A . H . 1917. • Certificate No. 5 described abevo. In the treall . . \K . A . D O U .O l.A S S ,,. name of V. Hrhmrlt. Certificate' No. 3k the public highway*, an intersection gers or more, and woighing'less thun C l e r k C i r c u i t C o a r t S a m l n o l # C o ? , F l a . FACE POWDER. described above. In the.name of Jane f.ane, *’ •of a-- public highway, a sharp turn or 4,000 pounds with Ipad, operated-foe lly V . b l. ilo u x taaa, P . C . Heirs. Certificate Nd. 713, described above The beauty eecrct of . , v q4 (75- F r i - A U . In the- name of *0. W. McDonald, Certifi­ curve in the highway, a top of.'a hlU biro,over or upon any bf the public cate No. 7 fl, described above In the .name women who loioWhow roads of Seminole ..county, Florid*, . . . n o t i c k ut Unknown. Certificate No. 725, described whieh obstructs the, view boyond, a I, hrrrhy alien that uhder and by virtue •bnv* In ths name of C. W. McDonaJd.' to tnke care of theconishall nqj exceed a rate of Speed ftf railroad crossing or any other place of a certain ailt of >i»ctftttm-lrw»il out. of Unless aald rertlfi'-atcs ah'll be redeemed • Cannot ’ t and'Under tha tail nf. the Circuit Court of according to law, tax deeds will luun thereon* where there la .reason ,to apprehend twenty miles per hour. * ‘ . Pranae eounty, Florldk, on tha i2lb day nf an Ih* 290r dry of August, A. D„ 1917. eti.ii H efflfi Sui> KKIUMUNB * CIIU1DK OIL »>IGlNt2f Witness my o!H;lil slgnaturs and seal thla the posaiblllty of coUsibh with other*; ,£ e £ 14. That each m otor,' vo- i d A. I). .100P, in tha cause, tbaraIn «?prfiT»n/-5o6 thing. pcndlna In which W. J. 11111 * Compapy 27th day nf July,*A. I>. 1917. lisa on OU ot any hind. Ns IUttrrir*, Msf nstn whether within cltlc« or towne^.or 'in blclo. or, motor truck used lor, the ware uialntlBa and Anna C. Woodbrldav »•« (seat) E. A. DOUOLAR8, ^refreshing. . v or IfalUr. A 4 b. p. Kngtu* will rwsi a full Ued defendant I hava lavlad upon tha fcllowlna Clerk Circuit Court Bemlnole Co., Fla. for 10 buura at cwsl o f *ca day. Sixes 2.4-8-20the open-country, the driver or oper­ tranaportation of goods; wares' and daaerlbad lands a* tha propartr o( tha tfa> • !> H .F rl- 5t r l>.J6k. p. Send (nr. prierw. Pamps, MRf Hap73+ ator of vehicles -o f’ oil.-kinds, shall merchandise for hire, and performiH'g fandant. ta-wltl T|ta 8)4 of N)l of 8I< plica, RaglaeU. Ikllds, Haw Mill* aad Weed Vf «E)< of NWX, Paction 06, Township 10 i4* ' -U r r . * v—, Warhiag hfachlacvy. ~t n o t ic e o r ah I u o n M e n t . . hevo the same under control, .’and the functions of a, common cwrler, 8., Itana* V) r.., contalnlna fi atrts moth or To .All Whom ft Mak Concern; Ida- lying aad bblna Ina altuata In Ramlnola ' MALSBY MACHINE CO.:' This I* tp notify,you that I have been. shall reduce the epeod thereof to the engaged in. either Intr* county-or roun)y, aty.FIl o t l d a i l will aipoaa aad oBar tha I0s-ia b u t Bay Atrwal * ' JachaaavlOe. Florida raid laa-'s frr tala, at public ootefy to tha Inter county transportation, running point'at which a collision with an­ h l a h k a t a n d b a s t b............ l d d r r f o r r a t h b a f oira r a tie H r l d a . a s s i g n o r I n a c e r t a i n d e e d o f a s s i g n other can be avoided by the exerd** or operating,ovcr'or upon any of the C o u r t ' I l o u v a d o o r o f 8 t n l a o U c o u n t ) aI hn rdn t p, acros no vn e>y1.i nf go r' a lt lh eh l ab e pn rsof lpt e rotfy ,h i sb oc tr he d' i tr oe ar sl •« • •.**' m* of reasonable care, If such collision public rokds or highways of Semlnolo FMl oo rn idd aa y, , aa tn d S at nh fo o r tdh. i r dF l odr ai dy a , o f o nR otob tos m Bb ar ar ,t u n d e r t b * la a r a o f F l o r l d e , e n d y o u a n d e a c h m f you a re hereby re q u ire d w ith in rig ty d a y s W . J . THICKEN. & COM PANY suddenly becomes Imminent, and ho -county, shall, 'In addition" to the A . ' D . 191T, l h a a a t n a b a l n f p r a f u l a r s a l a s uo I f t h e c r e d i t o r lit r e s I n 1 t h i s s t a t e , a n d w l t h l a d a y a n d w ith in th a ' to ta l h o u rs of sala. b e y o n d th * lim it* o f th * vehicle cahaH be driven around any. license ’ tax, now provided b y . law, ,a q b w t « ( . I r a n a t R a a l o i d . S a m l n o l a c o u n t y . F l o r ­ •f ol autr* mo fp p Ft lboi r' i If Af l da, sw orn a ta te m e n u .-o f ’rc. sharp curvo at a irate of speed. In ex- pay the fdllowing annual license tax: i d a , t h l a t h a l a t Ed a. Ry ^ oWf RAAuDi uYt t, . R 1017 founls against the eald tnlgnor. h ailff, 1 Thla' •1L It'.July 25tk, 1917 For" either, vehlclo having" a com­ S a m ln o la C o u q ty , F lo rid a . • . cess of ten mile*' per hdyr. • HENRY W10IIT.. • tO O -F ri-S te Asaigae*. Sec. 6. That it shall be' unlawful bined weight of truck and carrying *S.Frl-5tc .NOTICE capacity of threp tona, $176.00. For Y f“ r, *ny peraon, firm or corporation l a h a r a b y t l v a n t h a t a n a p p l i c a t i o n w i l l b o la ctrcalt -Court, nasaaib Judicial Ctrcalt, r^h -Iattach ta any. miotor driven ve­ either vehicle having a combined - mC faadl saa , t of a t/ ka an t bH oJnuoCr la. bl at al CJ ai mr c eu si t , WF. l o Pr iodrak, l air t, ' Semi sal*. Ceualy, Flertda. Iri Chancery Complainiai Sanford. - - /< - ^ Florida • h icle s trailer for the purpose of haul ^weight of truck and carrying capac­ D o f j t n d , F l o r i d a , - o r h r b o r a v o r t h * J u d t a W. ft. Mpeklnsoa, waC * Bill to m a y - b o . o a t l o . l r d d a y o f S o p t o p a b a r Thatcher Realty Company, a • • For#dose — ............................. . ' u i - ,4< ity of more than three tona up to ing any commodity, goods, Wares or A . ' D . 1917, f o r a c h a r t e r I n r a r p o r a t l n g t h a Florida corporation, and 0 . 0 . Mortgage four tons, $ 226 . 00 . .F or each vehicle F i r s t D a p t l i L C h u r c h o f B a a l o r d . a t . S a n ­ ■ f fV'J Staton and Viola Staten, hla merchandUeMOver the Jiard surfaced ford. F lo rid a, a. corporaU ofi p o t for p ro flt; roads- of Semlnolo. county. Provid­ haying* a . combined weight of. more t h o c o a o r a l n a t u r o a n d ' o b j o c t o f t h o - c o r - wife, Depfeadeata. Order af Service by Pabllcpdea ' ed, however, thqt a single trailer *at- than fotlr tons and up to fivo tons, pa o rcahUu or ac h s hoaf l l t hI af f tUo a pmt Ua it n tda oi nn o ma Ingda t lcooAn_d ut co t-* . It appearing to Ik t court that aubpooaa Xi Issued In apid cause against tha dafepdanta ■ o t h e r w i t h ”a “B ao nn od a y as c ht o o l a n d H l b l a In th* abov* ealltlad cause baa bean returned •" tached to a motor vehicle. may* bh $400.00. s c h o o l a a d o t k t r t n a t l t u t l o a * a f I n i t r u c t l o n . by tho Sheriff of Rsmino!# county, la Which • used for the transportation- of perThe forgoing.'license-tax shall not T~ h a * U o w l n r a a m o d a p p e a r a a i a c a n M o a - said county suit ta pending, with the endorse­ _____ __jxoiilupt Joo Camiroti t_i.- F. t o r a r . _ R.. Bilaoon,* ment of .aald sheriff o f Seminole couqty, . -* eons when, ndt transported [or hire; apply to motor tracks or motor Rlnoa, Q*o. D. Ballard, Jno. D. JInklni. that hd la unabla to serve aald subpoena on said J.^UMlllor^ F. S. Oatcholl, W. B. Beofran if said trailer is equipped, with rub- hjelcs used for tho tranaportatlon of Thatcher Realty Company, a Florida corporaand ScholU Main**, all of Ainford. Florida. Koa.owfng to tha (allure ft eald corporation to ' Goods o f Uic same high standard o f iter tires, ahd; provided, further, that goods, warea ah'd merchandise, dper-' Tho propoood charter now btlni on *le In fleet ofiftvr* or appoint agent*, and because .. ___ I-.’ offlca of tho Cloth of tha Circuit Court, Ih* officer* or agents of arid corporation are the use of two wheel, trailers is not ^ tin g upon any franchise or license tha quality- that we have always offered. In Banferd, Samlnola count/.. Florida. unknown, and-It appearing to the court that Hi}. f - o t n a municipality,,’ provided aatd , by this section in h ibited. lon-Frl-tt* th* bill he* been filed In tb* abova stated , • • *— :v_/ ’ ■ » ■reuse la th* above entitled court tfy W. D. The foregoing section shell not ap­ m otor Iruek or vehicle ,ls poerated I n t h o C i r c a I I C a a r t o f B o v o a l h J a d i r i a * Mackloeoa, comnlainant,, agfilait tho doJ *-r */ ‘ , ' - 'll H’. C t r c a l t . H a n l a s l a C a a a t y , F t a r l d a . C h a n * fsndaaU, Thatcher' R edly Company, a ply to any trailer operated wholly wholly.within said'municipality, and It is true that in comparison wi.th.beforeFlorida (orporatloa, Viola Suton .and l>. »ithin any ' Incorporated d ty or further provided- that the "foregoing M a r n T e l . * a M a n n i n g , G. Staton, defendants, tor th* purpoeo of • . . tho-war times prices are high, and' certain forerioaing a.mortgage on tha >proporty de­ C o m p l a i n a n t R a i o f yrr . *°wn in Semlnolo county. llttnea fee ahalKnot- apply to hiotor materials are scarce and hard to get; but TW■*— t— * 1 Complains—. scribed la tha. 1^11 of complalat,^!-.. , , • Q i» o rro It I* therefore, ordrrsd that tho laid do Spc. 6. That;w hcn any vehicle i* track* or* vehicles operated by any M i l a n M a n n l a l we have for months looked ahead and fsndaat,. Thatrhar R oiltr Company, a Flor­ D n .o n d a a t ida -corporation, appear U this cause, on or • uwd or operated, which la oyer plx person or persons for their owri Indi­ T o M l l o a M a n n i n g , W a y c r o u , C a . t . . ' provided for this scarcity in a largo measure . Y o u a r o h e r e b y o r d e r e d t o a p p e a r t o t h * )>*lur* tha Srd day.>of September, 1917, and t In width at. it* widest point, vidual tine or business. and can offer you * yon on defend the eald acUon, f t decree pro coab iIII l l of o f complalat c o m * -- - - - -filed - - - - - - -herein - - - ,J T actlaat ' ^ ■; ' |^ ^ ^ ^ , m ^I , S « £ i6 : That all moneys derived o rr before the Am Moqdoy in Keptemborr •soo will bo eatefed . said defendant upon or over ahy Vqad* In* Seminole rporatlon, and final d*cr*e entered thereon. f i . 1917, 2 rM I I the B■o b o■ m uir the Sfd^tfay of coorporatlun, from the payment of thelicense • a i d m o n t h a a d a r u l oe 4d aa y o ?f . t thhTW4 c o u r t , It ie further ordered-that this order bo f Coun‘ y a^Hlght, a light shall b f dle^ aat p j w o r t o s a i d b i l l published once o week farriho space of two played at the extrema left hand aide taxeo''provided -by' thla act shall be thhbeeor nea i na nfda l l t hneor ote ot or am aodkkaoom*- g(t p r o c o n f . « ' o w i u moatha-la tha 8anfdrd IUraldr a newspaper v*:. acalai'l yea, followed published In Semlnolo county, Florida. b o taken t a k e n aand n d oenured ol °f such vehicle, visiblo from both paid Info tho Road and Bridge Fund bo b y B a i t ‘d ecree, v . __ _ _ Jlana. ordered, adjudged aad deerred at o f ' Seminole county, and shall be ‘-i1 !10 b°nt and the rear, an4 in the I t fa f u r t h i . r o r d e r e d t h a t t h t * n o t i c e t o Defend. Flotlda.,th* 2#th day ef June, H I7 . \ , • We aro also headquarters for all insecticide ^ '^ J X S . IK IN S , operation' of any motor truck or vor used lor the maintenance and upkeep pu up hp lelra f ipoudt -i HI hL; et dh e I nS a Sn of on radn a lleU r co ot du ,n t ya . nFe mw sr -- ■* Judge Ircu lt C o u r t Seventh Jud . . and fungicide. materials, and the famous of F lo rid a . , where the load extends beyond- of the_ ljard;^arfaeed roads of Sem- (o do ar t, r talhv oo o wr aa ot ab a .w e e k f o r a p e t l ' . d o f f o u r c ,o n - D l t k l n s o n A D i c k i n s o n , ^ . . • • Demlng and Brown spraying outfits, either |i)c end of the body of said vehicle, inolo county; . W l t a e M X , A .- D o u f l a i r , t h o c l e r k o f . o u r S o la* fo r C o m p , . -* . •• % large.or small. . . , , . 1 . . , at B 0 - F r l - I 0t e . u said vehicle (a operated in the day ^ "’Sec. 16." T h e ‘terra '•vehicle" as ct hl ra t u cl to u cr to-u rht o ua a» d. i tnb o S as no fi ol r dM, ot h* tl *d ct ho ou r t20 th S :: w . ‘ ' & -.1 - N O T IC E F O E R ID S ••me, a red /lag ehall bo attached to usod Iri thl* act shall Include all VO- d a y o r J u l y , 1917. ■ Notice la E. A.-DOUOLA8S. a h ereb y g lv e a th a t th e b o a rd of •'M; v i ■ . ‘ he extreme end of ihe load, and If hiejao propelled by any powbr other county S S - F r l -■Me St _ coat a tm le r io a e r s w ill re c riv a b id * o t oi-erated at night,. a red light qhall than muscular- power, except motor- i n t h o r U r e a l l C o a t t B o t a a l h J a d l r i i l r c t r - tt ha ma ’ bMo r i l4t rho. g Iu tl tly7. m( ea er tni nt |g0r oi en y lTa gu e os df .a dy a. yR eopam i l . S o m l n o l *• C a a a t y , F l o r i d a t h o V O a t e r •F o r k a n d - O v 'e d o r o a d - T r a m Manufacturers of ldeal fertilizers icycles and motorcycle*." . , 'IbplsycdLat^thB extreme end of blcj C i t y o f S a n f o r d ,* a m u n i c i p a l ‘ ho ib»dr H JacksonyiiJe, Florida. -T h e Sec. 7. That no .t/action engine, ••road* Sqnford Erapch, JL-C. Maxwell, Manager Clutloa lOX-F)Mte - V y*i harrow-or other farming ImCiy\t. P'emeents or other vehicles, equipped county" Of Seminole, or In any d ty , J o a o o . f u i a „ -.NOTICE FOR RIDE: t h JJudl .d le ta tC Irc f N o tic e U h e re b y g iv en t b i t th * b o a rd o •-,' Seventh ••r’-Witfi lugs, spikes or other projee-’ tdwn or munldpallty’ thereof. i d *o .. * •i T * *-V• la te o li F lo rM c o u n t y c o m m i s s i o n e r * m r iJ I r a c o l t r o b i d * a t sta *t>sae?i LEGALADVERTISING H IL L W L— All the Fertilizer Our Same Old Lime o f High Grade; , W ilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company 4 cCs;.v, :k lio n s w lh c h • anri and which com o I n . c o n t a c t W i t h , I - T h o t e r m pi 'x » m n lb u * 'V a * , u i o d I n J ___ .■__I .v i_ act shall -W.ll tM >t..Vt« mntnr this IndudsLany motor v«C ve^ and Cltltoac of tha' CUy U * * * x t r e g u l a r m o o t i n g o a T u e o d k y , f i e p County, Florida • . .. l e m k * r 4U , l » I T , f o r p u J U n g a b O u l l ^ e a c l a y - e r m a r l oi ‘ . *■SWUI W ilso n s co rn er ftmr. laame. to b« tk rM (M t corporaum,- «rsaai>adv aad. u ■IMdAcAtVojit U To . "•qatructlvo Where. ,-P was on tho Ith 4a: abora of i o \ road, hlclo usod for the.transportation of c o u r t b y . t h o t l l j r • ! S a n f-tha. o r d', a-Staai up.» tK, f t w l . u r f t o d h l , h . . „ or roads- .<aia.ri.ic’isa -i* L f l nl I fl l r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, August 24, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 24, 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>, August 24, 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